Huntingdon College - Bells and Pomegranates Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

.contents Admihistrafion ...... - ........... 14-15 Classes ....................... 30-31 Activities . 1' ................... 70-71 ' Features . . . - .................. 100-101 Sports ...................... 1 18-1 19 Ads.1..0.f .................. 127 IS rel O m ID .5 1... VI In ..I G p m e f 0 e Iu ID D: e e d O uh H r. e .T In 9 U .m w b d V. LI 0 5; . k: C Le 4...... .T1 n 29 m e ...h ..,C.,. X e , 1a.: 6 r fmen't. And binding the whole ddw 6f colored glass. ISGppOI Is: 0 Wm of jel Hunhngdon Afyea, at $1.46 a ,3, ,4 311m i6 Mama;Waaigugirwdmukmmmhwrjmu : . wmuuHxJEwSaawma . . ,3 . 3p .. , , . M ,. .. . , iv. xi; gmaiiFdeiwaFAJin i 3F ,H u .;b g The anticipation of Rat Week, the coffee in the bookstore on Oracle Hunt night, the first inter-collegiate basketball game, May Day practice on the green, Skit night, White Christmas, and solemn pledges to a spirif around a fire . . . We'll remember activifies. AppIe-bobbing on the porch! Birth- day party in 208. Quiet hours, noise, shuffling feet in the room above. One hand of bridge before we go . . . Vespers, 202. Week-end visits, the quiet talk in the early morning . . . We'll remember each other. We'll remember our faculty. Dr. Searcy's warm smile and Come have a cup of coffee at our house. The time a test was put off for our convenience, problems solved, questions answered. Hours of counselling with organizations. The informal afternoons in the book- store, faculty recitals, open house . . We'll remember walking 1Q the library in tHe rain; cibffeej at midnight forgchemisfry; thti formaldehyde in the; biology lab; the confused, weird sounds fife third Floor Flowers, ulatimatiely Qntaiigledl into a student rfecifdi; th bu: roque organ music before chupeh sortie c??fhef'gspedkersi: some conversations, some? Iecei fures . . . WHH HHIHM 1:1 : AV.I JMdhll: 11 1 1 1: 1 : h 1:1 21.411: 1 n II. 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In appreciation for what he has meant to us as indi- viduals and for who? he has meant To our college we dedi- cate the 1959 BELLS AND POMEGRANATES TO Dr. Fred Allison w L?! , , xhni!.pvnnwg .E, iuaamwwnnn. UHHELLin ....rBL.i1 HHLLhX.. ,MMJFEIQ: : .4,...H...9h.H.Iqu.M. e'll b: 1h ti a est us put off or ur -'-nv: ien e, robl ms .oIv-, . es nns uns ere h- rs . c-V ns ling fol- lfy rie shin. . . HI; I l1, HUBERT FLOYD SEARCY Ph.D., Duke University ur president Charles C. Turner, Jr. Dean of Students, Executive Secretary, MA. George Peabody College for Teachers. MARTHA FRAZER' RANKIN Assisfonf Dean of Sfudenfs for Women. MA. University of North Carolina. CHARLES H. OWENS, Ill Assistant Dean of Students for Men. MS. UniversiTy of Alabama. Page 17 PAUL T. STONE Academic Dean, M5. Syracuse University. adm C. M. REAVES, JR. Business Manager, B.A. Birming- hom Southern College. R. GLENN MASSENGALE Director of Library. Ph.D., Yale University. ANNA JEAN RODGERS Reg isfror SARA CRIST Director of Public Re- lotions. the fa WILLIAM ANDERSON, M.A., Stetson University, Professor of Busi- ness Administration. L. G. BAILEY, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Professor of Psychology. ELENA BLEDSOE, M.A., Tulane University, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages. HENRY BONNER, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State Universify, Professor of Teacher Education. MARY JANE BRANNON, Ph.D., Tulane University, Assistant Pro- fessor of Biology. MAMIE BRASWELL, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Professor of Mathematics. LUCILE BRIDGES, Ph.D., University of Kentucky, Assistant Professor of Psychology. culty MARION BURKETT, LL.B., University of Alabama, Professor of Busi- ness Administration. MARIAN CANTELOU, B.A., Agnes Scott College, Assistant Pro- fessor of Chemistry. GORDON T. CHAPPELL, Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, Professor of H isfory. WINN CHAPPELL, M.A., Vanderbilt University, Assistant Professor of English. BERENICE CLARK, MS, University of Tennessee, Professor of Home Economics. BETTY COLLIER, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, As- sociate Professor of Physical Education. ARLIE B. DAVIDSON, B.D., Emory University, Professor of Sociology. RHODA ELLISON, Ph.D., University of North Coro- Iino, Professor of English. MARGARET FIGH, M.A., Columbia University, Asso- ciate Professor of English. MARCELLA FOSTER, M.A., Alabama Polytech- nic Institute, Assistant Pro- fessor of Secretarial Science. NEIL H. GRAHAM, Ph.D., Cornell University, Profes- sor of Modern Languages. HERMAN HIGGINS, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Lec- turer in History. GEORGE HEIDLER, M.F.A., University of Geor- gia, Professor of Art. WALTRAUDIS KENNEDY, University of Rostock, In- structor in German. ELIZABETH LEWIS, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Professor of Teacher Edu- cation. DORA ALICE MALONE, M.A., University of Texas, Associate Professor of Modern Languages. GLENN MASSENGALE, Ph.D., Yale University, Pro- fessor of Religion and Philosophy. Page 22 ulty IRENE MUNRO, M.A., Columbia University, Asso- ciate Professor of History. JAMES NELSON, M.A., University of Chicago, In- sfructor in Art. LOUISE PANIGOT, B.D., Vanderbilt University, As- sisTcnt Professor of Reli- gion and Philosophy. GLORIA PARKER, M.A., University of Alabama, In- structor in Speech. RICHARD RIVERS, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Professor of Music. NEAL POSEY, M.A., Uni- versity of Alabama, Pro- fessor of Physical Educa- Tion. HARALD ROHLIG, Osen- bruck Conservatory of Music, Associate Professor of Music. VIRGINIA STEWART, M.S., Alabama Polytechnic lnsfifufe, Associate Profes- sor of Home Economics. VIRGINIA STILES, M.M., Northwestern University, Associate Professo r of Music. LESSIE MAE STONE, M.A., Northwestern Univer- sity, Professor of Religion. faculty CHARLES THOMAS, Ph.D., Columbia University, Lecturer in Politi- cal Science. FRANK THOMPSON, Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Profes- sor of English. CAROLYN VOSHELL, B.M., Southwestern College, Associate Pro- fessor of Music. H. L. WEATHERBY, California Institute of Technology, Instructor in Engineering. FRED WHITEHEAD, Ph.D., University of Michigan, Professor of Chemistry. JAMES C. WILKES, Ph.D., University of Alabama, Professor of Bi- ology. PEARL WILKES, B.S., Moorheod State College, Assistant in Biology. The most popular Huntingdon pasiime- Booksiore Philosophizing. Not Pictured: FRED ALLISON, LL.D., Emory and Henry College, Professor of Physics and Mothemofics. MARGARET JORDAN, Assistant Professor of Sociology. ANDREA NELSON, American Conservatory of Music, Pro- fessor of Music. CAROL PADGETT, M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Instructor in Biology. MARIA SMITH, M.S., Radcliffe, Professor of Business Administration. L. E. WILLIAMS, M.A., University of Chicago, Professor of Mothe- moTics. SUSIE WILLIAMS, B.A., Huntingdon College, Instructor in Mothe- motics. MARYLAND WILSON, Ph.D., University of Michigan, Professor of Speech. IMOGENE SPRINGER Bookstore Manager MARIE TAYLOR, Evaluation Assistant; JU- LIA H. THOMAS, Recorder; DORIS WATSON, Cashier. GLADYS MOLPUS, Secretory To the Ex- ecutive Secretory,- LoMUR R. WARRICK, Sec- retory To The Deans of Men and Women. JACKILEE WRIGHT, Secretary in Pub- SARA BELLE BROWN, Secretory To the President. QC Re'mions Office BESS LYON' Office JANET GRABLE 0nd FLETCHER ROBERTS, Assist- ecrefqry. . . ant Librarians. PAT O'CONNOR Dieficion. Page 27 . L . . 2.9 ,. ZELL BARNETT, Superinfendenf of Build- ings and Grounds; JOHN C. MOORE, En- gineer. WADINE SETTLE Nurse. Housemothers: MRS. LENA ZEIGLER, MRS. FLETCHER SIMPSON, MRS. RUTH DICKEY, MRS. BLANCHE McMILLAN, MRS. ROBBIE KIMBALL. MAJORIE ALLEN Admissions Counsellor Page 28 Under the eye of Dr. Searcy, Becky Kendrick gives the pledge for Dorm Court at the traditional lantern Night service. Dr. Bailey's favorite post . Dr. Lewis' anecdote has everyone amused. I I i I 1 l T :1 l 1 I l m: : :W,T RM, f: e'll em- be do es - 1h grn, e f rill - wru- g . cap ond go fo the irsf ime the un or si;er be, sf nenf cen -r - tio Page 32 OFFICERS ROBERT ADAMS Treasurer JOHN ELLIS Vice-President HARRY MCENTYRE Vice-Presidenf Qnd Semesters PEGGY DUNBAR Secrefory DR. HENRY BONNER Adviser LAU RA CLENN EY President seniorclass ROBERT ADAMS, Ashford, Alabama, B.A. WILLIAM T. BIGBY, Daphne, Alabama, Business Administration and Sociology . . . B.A. Speech and Sociology. JOHN BARNES, Montgomery, Alabama, B.A. Chemistry. LYDIA BLAKE, Mobile, Alabama; B.A. Ele- mentary Teacher Education . . . DORIS BOLTON, Crestview, Florida, B.A. Secretar- ial Science and Theory and Applied Music. ROY BOYD, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Business Administration . . . RUTH BREN- NER, Montgomery, Alabama; B.S. Secon- dary Teacher Education. JUDITH BURT, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Sociology . . . FAYE BYRD, Ozark, Alabama; B.Ss Elementary Teacher Educa- tion. GLENDA CAIL, Fort Pierce, Florida; B.A. English and Religion . . . MARY CHAP- MAN, Columbus, Georgia; B.A. English. Page 33 MARY FRANCES CHERRY, Opeliko, Alo- bamo; B.S. Art . . . LAURA CLENNEY, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Mathematics and Physics. SERGY COCERGINE, Montgomery, Ala- bama; B.A. Mathematics and Sociology . . . ANN COLES, Clayton, Alabama; B.A. Reli- gion. ELAINE CRABTREE, Mobile, Alabama; B.A. English . . . BRADLEY CULPEPPER, Eufaula, Alabama; B.$. Secondary Teacher Educa- tion. DEANNA CURRAN, Columbus, Georgia; B.A. Speech . . . DAVID DAVIS, JR., Mont- gomery, Alabama; B.A. Chemistry. Page 34 TOMMY DENTON, Prohville, Alabama; PEGGY DUNBAR, Pensacola, Florida; B.A. B.A. Medicine, Preprofessionol Studies . . . History. THOMAS DUKE, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Biology. seniorclass Laura gives last minute in- structions before First Senior Chapel. JOHN ELLIS, Ill, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Mathematics . . . BETH FARRIS,MonT- gomery, Alabama; B.S. Elementary Teacher Education. MARION ARNOLD FAULKNER, MonTgom- ery, Alabama; B.S. Elemenfory Teacher Edu- cofion . . . SALLY FELLOWS, Burlington, New lersey; B.A. English. ROD FITCH, Rushville, New York; B.A. Psychology and Sociology . . . JOHN GANDY, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. His- fory and Business Administration GEORGE GARZON, Montgomery, Ala- bama; B.A. Biology and Chemistry . . RICHARD GASSER, Middletown, Connecti- cut; B.A. Physics. Page 36 NASSER GHAEMMAGHAMY, Tehran, Iran; B.A. Chemistry and Biology . . . CATH- ERINE GIGLIO, Columbus, Georgia,- B.A. English and History. LILLIAN GOODMAN, Midland, Georgia; B.S. Secondary Teacher Education . . GWEN HARRIS, Dothan, Alabama, BA. 50- ciology. MYRTLE HARRIS, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Biology . . . EVELYN HAWKINS, Forf Deposit, Alabama,- B.S. Home Economics Education. ROBERT HENNESSEE, Brantley, Alabama, B.A. English . . . TOMMY HESS, Fort De- posit, Alobomo; B.A. English. Peggy Dunbar, the Spirit of Huntingdon, lights 1he torch- es of the class presidents. seniorclass HAROLD HOLMES, Monfgomery, Alo- DANNELLY HUDSON, Montgomery, Ala- bomo; BUS Business Administration . . bomo; B.S. Art. GENE HORTON, Horfselle, Alabama; B.A History. VERA HUDSON, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. English . . . PAULA HUTCHERSON, Macon, Georgia; B.A. History. LINDA JACOBSON, Atlanta, Georgia; 8.5. Home Economics . . . VIRGINIA JACOBSON, Atlanta, Georgia; B.A. Art. MARY WOOD JOHNSON, Comer, Ala- bama; 8.5. Home Economics . . . THOMAS KALILI, EImore, Alabama: B.A. Religion. DANNY KAMBURIS, Montgomery, Alo- bama; B.A. Sociology . . . JOHN KAM- BURIS, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Sociol- ogy and Mathematics Page 39 REBECCA KENDRICK, Columbus, Georgia; B.$. Business Administration . . . MAR- JORIE KEY, Roanoke, Alabama; B.A. Speech. MARY JANE KLOTZ, Montgomery, Alc- boma; 8.5. An . . . WILLIAM LAMAR, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Psychology. JOAN LANIER, Snecds, Florida,- B.$. Sec- ondary Teacher Education . . . SAMMY LAWSON, Sevierville, Tennessee,- B.A. Eng- lish. LOETTE LEE, Nofosulgo, Alabama; B.A. Mathematics . . . LINWOOD LEWIS, Lo- guna Beach, Florida; B.S. Secondary Teacher Education. MURRAY LIEBERMAN, Brooklyn, New SA. English . . . MARY FAIRE LOWREY, York; B.A. Psychology and Sociology . . . ATmore, Alabama; B.A. Music Education. CHARLES LOWERY, Montgomery, Alabama; senior Class Open House at the Searcys'. Page 41 HAROLD LUNSFORD, Joy, Florida; B.A. Sociology . . . GAYLE LURIE,Monfgomery, Alabama; B.S. Secondary Teacher Educa- Tion. MARCIA MATHEWS, Andalusia, Alabama; B.A. Mathematics . . . HARRY K. McEN- TYRE, Dothan, Alabama,- B.S. Psychology and Speech. JUDY McNEASE, Fayette, Alabama; B.A. Biology . . . ANNA MORRIS, Dofhcn,Alo- bomo; B.S. Elementary Teacher Education. AUBREY NEELEY, Montgomery, Alabama; 3.3. Elementary Teacher Education . . . WILLENE O'NEAL, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Sociology. Page 42 SYDNOR PEACOCK, Albany, Georgia; B.A. Speech . . . HELEN RAINS, Verbena, Alabama; B.A. Religion. JAMES C. RAINS, Verbena, Alabama,- B.A. Religion and English . . . PAMELIA REEVES, Fort Walton Beach, Florida; 8.5. Home Economics Education. MARTHA STILL ROGERS, Alexander City, Alabama; B.A. Biology . . . HARLEY A. SANFORD, Montgomery, Alabama; B.S. Arf. CARLYLE SCALES, Mobile, Alabama; B.A. History . . . KATHRYN SCHNELL, Colum- bus, Georgia; B.A. History. Page 43 Page 44 senior DONALD SHANNON, Montgomery, Alo- bomo; 8.5. Business Administration . . . SARA FRANCES SMITH, West Blockfon, Ala- The Junior bullet practice at Oracle 1958 was good irain- ing for ihe Bolshoi produc- tion fhat walked off with first place Skit Nighi, 1959. Class bamo; B.A. Sociology, French, and English . WILLIE EDWARD SMlTH, Montgomery, Alabama; B.S. Business Administration. JANE SOLOMON, Headland, Alabama,- B.S. Secretarial Science . . . PEGGY SPRINGFIELD, Guin, Alabama,- B.A. Home Economics. HELEN VIRGINIA STAPLETON, Pinckord, Alabama; B.A. Sociology . . . ALICE STAR- CHER, Fort Pierce, Florida; B.A. Elementary Teacher Education. JANELLA STEPHENS, Montgomery, Alo- bomo; B.A. Business Administration . . OLIVIA STEPHENS, Montgomery, Alabama B.A. Mathematics and Spanish. I JAMES STRICKLAND, Montgomery, Alo- bczma; 3.5. Business Administration . . . BARBARA TAYLOR, Andalusia, Alabama; B.A. Biology. Page 45 CELIA TAYLOR, Tollassee, Alabama,- B.A. Psychology . . . MARY COLLEEN TAYLOR, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. English. GEOFFREY TILL, Montgomery, Alabama; B.$. Secondary Teacher Education . . CHARLES TUCKER, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Biology. VIRGINIA TUTTLE, Fitzgerald, Georgia; B.A. History . . . BETSY VAUGHAN, Proff- ville, Alabama; B.A. Organ. MARTHA VICKERY, Monroeville, Alabama; 8.5. Elementary Teacher Education . . RICHARD WARREN, Montgomery, Alabama; B.A. Business Administration. Page 46 JOHN WILLIFORD, JR., Montgomery, Alo- bCImCI; B..A Biology and Chemistry . PRUITT WILLIS, Millbrook, Alabama; B.A. Theology, Preprofessionol Studies. JUDY WILSON, Mobile, Alabama; B.A. English and Home Economics . . . JAMES ZELLNERI, Mobile, Alabama,- B.A. History. l r Class Seniors play Laura Clenney's the green willow.II Page 47 OFFICERS: SUSIE BRADFORD President MISS CAROLYN VOSHE Adviser SUE BURNS Secrefory FAYE GLASGOW Treasurer JIM ROSS Vice-Presidenf Page 48 FIRST ROW: ELLEN ALLEN, Hortselle, Alabama. WILLIAM ARMISTEAD, Mobile, Alabama. FAISAL ASHOUR, Monfgcmery, Alabama. OUIDA FAYE ATKINS, Mont- gomery, Alabama. JOANNE BATEMAN, Montgom- ery, Alabama. JACK BARTELL, Shalimor, Florida. NINA BERDANIS, Montgomery, Alabama. FELIX BIGBY, Daphne, Alabama. NANCY BLOOM, For'r Payne, Alabama. SECOND ROW: BARBARA BRADBERRY, Alexander City, Alabama. SUSIE BRADFORD, Fairhope, Alabama. MERLE BRAN- NAN, Montgomery, Alabama. LINDA BRANTLEY, Headland, Alabama. DONALD BRILL, Mobile, Ala- bomo. LAWRENCE BRITT, Niceville, Florida. SUE BURNS, Decatur, Alabama. JO ANN CHAMBERLIN, Montgomery, Alabama. MARY GLENN COCERGINE, Montgomery, Alabama. THIRD ROW: VIRGINIA COLLIER, Titus, Alabama. WALTER COOPER, Montgomery, Alabama. MYRNA DANIEL- SON, Montgomery, Alabama. LADY CLAIRE DAVID- SON, Cullmon, Alabama. JOE BOB DAY, Montgom- ery, Alabama. JAN DICKEY, Thomosville, Georgia. FOSTER EICH, Fort Davis, Alabama. JEAN FELTON, Pensacola, Florida. CATHERINE FRALISH, Arifon, Alabama. Page 49 Meff and Ellie greet s'rude coming in to register. FIRST ROW: PATRICIA FREEMAN, La Grange, Georgia. RO- BERTA FULLER, Eclectic, Alabama. ARTHUR FUSSELL, Phenix City, Alabama. FAYE GLASGOW, Mobile, Alabama. SUE GLENN, Columbus, Georgia. PEARL GODWIN, Boy Mineffe, Alobomo. JUDY GOODEN, Alexander City, Alabama. GINGER GRAVES, De- mopolis, Alabama. SECOND ROW: FRANCES GREEN, Camilla, Georgia. SALLY GREEN, Uriah, Alabama. ETHEL HEINECKE, Valpa- raiso, Florida. LEETA HIGGINS, LaFoyeffe, Alabama. EVANS HINSON, Montgomery, Alabama. THIRD ROW: LYNN HOBBIE, Montgomery, Alabama. JANIS HOUSTON, Afmore, Alabama. JOAN HUNT, Mont- gomery, Alabama. JOHN JOHNSON, Fitzpatrick, Alabama. MARY ANN KNOTTS, Montgomery, Alo- bomo. JUDY KNOWLES, Loneffe, Alabama. NElLl- REE KNOWLES, Columbus, Georgia. JETER lAND, Ozark, Alabama. .. I1:-IqI.u--i -u .inIOIIIIQI'i'iIi ':;:::::::::::: ' 9 Pam Wilson practices ' L V k voo doo On David Davis at the Publica- tions Union Foreign Intrigue party. FIRST ROW: LENNIE LANKFORD, Wedowee, Alabama. TOM LEE, New York, N. Y. GEORGIA LINDSEY, Elmore, Alabama. JOE LISENBY, Ozark, Alabama. JAMES MALONE, 8002, Alabama. JOHN ED MATHISON, Opeliko, Alabama. LACY McCALL, Millbrook, Alo- bomo. ANN McCURDY, Samson, Alabama. ELLIE McKISSlCK; Montgomery, Alabama. SECOND ROW: LEONA MEREDITH, Montgomery, Alabama. JEAN MILLER, Columbus, Georgia. PERRY MILLER, Mobile, Alabama. JOAN MINAYA, Montgomery, Alabama. LAVADA MUELLER, Montgomery, Alabama. BETH NEVILLE, Eufoh, Alabama. SANDRA NUSS, Pine Hill, Alabama. JOYCE O'BRIEN, Wefumpkcz, Alabama. ELIZABETH OGLESBY, Clonton, Alabama. THIRD ROW: KATHERINE PANHORST, Montgomery, Alabama. OLETA PARKER, Wefumpko, Alabama. FANCHER PHELPS, Montgomery, Alabama. BILLY JOE POWELL, Atlanta, Georgia. SHIRLEY PUTMAN, Leesburg, Flor- ida. THOMAS RAGSDALE, Montgomery, Alabama. BARBARA RAMEY, Mobile, Alabama. JOYCE RAN- DOLPH, Memphis, Tennessee, EUGENIA RANSIER, Eight Mile, Alabama. Page 53 Coffee f0 take us through mid-ferm exams. junior Class Page 54 FIRST ROW: JIM ROSS, Auburn, Alabama. FRANCES SAN- DERS, Montgomery, Alabama. CHARLOTTE SCHERER, Pensacola, Florida. ROSE SCHULTZ, Cresfview, Florida. GEORGE SEGARITIS, Girordville, Pennsyl- vania. PEGGY SHELLMAN, Cecil, Alabama. BOBBY SIMMONS, Gadsden, Alabama. ANN SMALLING, Macon, Georgia. SECOND ROW: PHYLLIS SMITH, Phenix City, Alabama. ANN SPENCER, Perry, Georgia. KATIE SPENCER, Nash- ville, Tennessee. SUZANNE STELLO, Tallahassee, Flor- ida. WILLIAM STEPHENS, Chattahoochee, Florida. HUGH STEWART, Scoffsboro, Alabama. BETTY ANN TAYLOR, Grand Bay, Alabama. JEPYE LU TAYLOR, Cresfview, Florida. THIRD: ROW: JIM THURMAN, Aflonfu, Georgia. CURTIS TUBB, Thomosville, Alabama. CAROL TUCKER, Montgomery, Alabama. LINDA TURNER, Umufilla, Florida. MILUE WEST, Andalusia, Alabama. DIANNE WILLIAMS, Linden, Alabama. MARCIA WORRELL, Piftsview, Ala- bama. SANDRA WRIGHT, Guin, Alabama. sophomore Class OFFlCERS DICK BURR President ERNIE KILLINGSWORTH Vice-Presidenf ANNETTE PITTMAN Secrefo ry CHARLES PHILLIPS Treasurer MISS VIRGINIA STILES Adviser FIRST ROW: CARL ABBOT, Montgomery, Alabama. NAN ALEX- ANDER, Vernon, Alabama, MARTHA CLYDE ATKINS, Monfgomery, Alobomo. DIXIE AUTREY, Birmingham, Alabama. NANCY BAGLEY, LoGrcxnge, Georgia. DAN BAILEY, Montgomery, Alabama. LESLIE BANK- ERT, Montgomery, Alabama. REBECCA BARFOOT, CeciL Alabama. SUZANNE BARTLEY, LoGronge, Georgia. SECOND ROW: MARILYN BEASON, Mobile Alabama. HAROLD BOYD, Montgomery, Alabama. BILL BRIAN, Mont- gomery, Alabama. ELAINE BROCK, Opeliko, Alo- bomo. LAURA BURFORD, Montgomery, Alabama. MICHELLE BUTTE, Montgomery, Alabama. DALE CAR- ROLL, Ozark, Alabama. DAVID CARTER, Montgom- ery, Alabama. JAMIE CECIL, Mobile, Alabama. THIRD ROW: REGINA COMBEL, Mobile, Alabama. MARIAN COOKE, Mobile, Alabama. BETH COWLES, Maxwell AFB, Alabama. PAT COX, Union Springs, Alabama. KATHERINE CRAIN, Thomosfon, Alabama. YVONNE CRYE, Henogo, Alabama. ELNA CUMBEE, Monfgom- ery, Alabama. ALMA DILLARD, Dothan, Alabama. THERESA DODSON, Conley, Georgia. BOTTOM ROW: LINDA DYE, Griffin, Georgia. TELSIE ELLIS, Lero- hotchie, Alabama. TOWNSEND ELLIS, Mobile, Ala- bomo. CAROL FIELDS, Montgomery, Alabama. FRAN- CES FORT, Verbena, Alabama. SHARON FULTON, Montgomery, Alabama. ROSE GARRETT, Ozork, Alo- bomo. WAYNE GIBSON, Atlanta, Georgia. SARAH GILREATH, Cartersville, Georgia. Page 57 Halloween would not be comple'e wiihouf a weiner roast. Page 58 FIRST ROW: ERIN GODFREY, Hordowoy, Alabama. ANNIE EARLE GRACE, Cottonwood, Alabama. HAL GREENE, Montgomery, Alabama. .'-AN GREGORY, Montgom- ery, Alabama. JEAN HARRIS, Alexander City, Alo- bomo. WILLIAM HEAD, Union Springs, Alabama. HARRIET HEATH, Atlanta, Georgia. WAYNE HELMS, Brundidge, Alabama. GLORIA HENDRIX, Frisco City, Alabama. SECOND ROW: JOE HENDRIX, Montgomery, Alabama. JOAN HESTER, Montgomery, Alabama. J-OY HICKS, Groce- viHe, Florida. EMILY HINSON, Montgomery, AIOA bomo. SHANNON HOLLOWAY, Columbus, Georgia. STANLEY HUFF, Wefumpka, Alabama. MARILYN JERNIGAN, Pensacola, Florida. ANN JOHNSON, LoGrange, Georgia. CURTIS JOHNSON, Ivanhoe, Minnesota. THIRD ROW: ANN JONES, Geneva, Alabama. DAN JONES, Pike Rood, Alabama. JANE KENDRICK, Columbus, Georgia. SAMMY KENNEDY, Montgomery, Alabama. PEARlE KING, Comer, Alabama. PEGGY LAWRENCE, Clayton, Alabama. CLAIRE LEWIS, Geneva, Alabama. KAY LIDDON, Groceville, Florida. ANN MANN, Ash- ford, Alabama. BOTTOM ROW; MARGARET MARTIN, Clayton, Alabama. PATSY MASON, Foirhope, Alabama. JERRELL MATHISON, Ozark, Alabama. JANE MAXWELL, Puma Gordo, Florida. MARGARET McCALL, Auburn, Alabama. MARSHA MITCHELL, Montgomery, Alabama. RICH- ARD MOSES, Montgomery, Alabama. FRITZ MUELLER, Montgomery, Alabama. DELLA PERDUE, Fort De- posit, Alabama. Page 59 Dancing in the Student Center Lounge. FIRST ROW: CHARLES PHILLIPS, Gadsden, Alabama. SHAR- ON PHILLIPS, Whistler, Alabama. ANNETTE PITT- MAN, Montgomery, Alabama. LINDA PLEDGER, Montgomery, Alabama. PAT POWELL, Andalusia, Alabama. MARTHA PUGH, Fitzpatrick, Alabama. CHERRY RICHARDS, Reform, Alabama. ANNETTE RICHARDSON, Piffsview, Alabama. WILLIAM RIG- DON, Montgomery, Alabama. MARTHA LYNN ROB- ERTS, Hartselle, Alabama. SECOND ROW: JACQUELYN ROBINSON, Freeport, Florida. BEN- NY RUSSELL, Montgomery, Alabama. PATRICIA SAM- UELS, Panama City, Florida. ANN SANDERS,-We- fumpko, Alabama. DODIE SCHERF, Andalusia, Alo- bomo. LYNN SMITH, Fayette, Alabama. MARGIE SMITH, Mobile, Alabama. PATRICIA SMITH, Dyers- burg, Tennessee. SANDRA SOLOMON, Headland, Alabama. JAMES SPEAR, Montgomery, Alabama. Page 61 THIRD ROW: MARY EVELYN SPENCER, Milton, Florida. ED- WARD SPIKES, Block, Alabama. JEANETTE STAN- TON, Columbus, Georgia. NANCY STRANGE, Esta- bogo, Alabama. NICK STRATAS, Montgomery, Alo- bomo. KAY TAYLOR, Decofur, Georgia. ANDREW THOMPSON, Shorter, Alabama. RENE THOMPSON, Woynesboro, Georgia. ELEANOR VANCE, Montgom- ery, Alabama. LINDA WADE, Clonton, Alabama. BOTTOM ROW: JERRY WADSWORTH, Montgomery, Alabama. JERRY WALKER, Greensboro, Alabama. ANN WARREN, Alexander City, Alabama. PHYLLIS WAR- REN, West Point, Georgia. BETTY JEAN WELLS, Ope- liko, Alabama. CLARK WILLIAMS, Greensboro, Alo- bomo. CLAIRE WILLIAMSON, Decatur, Georgia. FRED WILSON, Montgomery, Alabama. BETSEY WOOD, Hernando, Mississippi. BOB ZELLNER, Mobile, Alabama. OFFICERS: ELLEN KELDORPH Vice-Presidenf MRS. WINN CHAPPELL Adviser LUDIE ROBINSON Treasurer DOUG SMITH President ELIZABETH JOHNSON Secretory Page 62 FIRST ROW: ADELIA ADAMS, Alexander City, AIobama. GARY ANDERSON, Freeporf, Florida. ALICE ANDREWS, Pensacola, Florida. TOM ATKINS, Montgomery, Alo- bcmo. BILLYE MAYE ATKINSON, Marianna, Florida. MARIE BARRETT, Point Washington, Florida. LAW- RENCE BERNARD, Montgomery, Alabama. POLLY- ANNA BLACKWELL, Decatur, Alabama. JAMIE BLAKE, Mobile, Alabama. LEE BLOCK, Horfselle, Ala- bamo. SECOND ROW: PATRICIA BONNER, Camden, Alabama. NANCY BOST, Pensacola, Florida. MARY EVELYN BRANNAN, Montgomery, Alabama. THELMA BRASWELL, Tuskee- gee, Alabama. LUCKY BRETTEL, Mobile, Alabama. TERRY BULLARD, Dothan, Alabama. JUDY BULLOCK, Dothan, Alabama. ROSELYN BUTTS, Louisville, Alo- boma. PATSY CADE, Eufoulo, Alabama. MAVIS CALDWELL, Alexander City, Alabama. THIRD ROW: MARGARET CARLISLE, Montgomery, Alabama. LOUISE CARNES, Brantley, Alabama. BENJAMIN CARR, Niceville, Florida. GROVER CARRINGTON, Montgomery, Alabama. RICHARD COBB, Protfville, Alabama. ROGER CONGDON, South Miami, Florida. JAMES COPELAND, East Gadsden, Alabama. CARO- LYN CRAVEN, Montgomery, Alabama. NANCY CROWELL, Mobile, Alabama. EMILY DAVIS, Ozark, Alabama. BOTTOM ROW: JOAN DAVIS, Chickasaw, Alabama. LYNN DAVIS, Camilla, Georgia. BILL DEAN, Fort Walton Beach, Florida. SARAH DOUGLAS, Montgomery, Alabama. JUDY EDWARDS, West Point, Georgia. THOMAS EVANS, Phenix City, Alabama. VERNA FAIL, Whistler, Alabama. MARY ANN FAULKNER, Montgomery, Alabama. HANDLEY FINCHER, Mont- gomery, Alabama. MARY FINLAY, Brewfon, Alabama. Page 63 Rut Week brings many strange sights. FIRST ROW: JUDY FOX, Columbus, Georgia. ALLIE FREEMAN, Dothan, Alabama. DOT GANTT, Monfgomery, Alo- bomo. LINDA GARRETT, DeFuniak Springs, Florida. LARRY GAUNTT, Montgomery, Alabama. CHARLOTTE GIBSON, Flomofon, Alabama. NANCY GLISSON, Aflonfo, Georgia. RICHARD GOODWYN, Montgom- ery, Alabama. JULIET GRAFF, Elmore, Alabama. DON GRAHAM, Montgomery, Alabama. SECOND ROW: WILLIAM GRAY, Montgomery, Alabama. GLORIA GREGORY, Montgomery, Alabama. PAT GRIFFITH, Montgomery, Alabama. KAY GULLAGE, Dofhon, Alo- bomo. ANN HALL, Montgomery, Alabama. TOM HAMITER, Perry, Florida. CHARLES HANNON, Monf- gomery, Alabama. DON HARBIN, Hartford, Alo- bamo. MARY NELL HATCHER, Hartford, Alabama. THIRD ROW: ROWENA HAYNES, LoFoyeTte, Alabama. PAT HESTER, Montgomery, Alabama. SHIRLEY HODGES, Boinbridge, Georgia. llNDA HODNETT, West Poin'r, Georgia. JOHN HOLCOMBE, Monfgomery, Alabama. VIRGINIA HOLLY, Leesburg, Florida. MELVIN HOW- ARD, Fayette, Alabama. PENNY HOWELL, Griffin, Georgia. FRANCES HUDSON, Montgomery, Alo- bomo. SUE JACKSON, Flomofon, Alabama. FOURTH ROW: MARGARET JACOBS, Winter Park, Florida. ANN JESTER, Boinbridge, Georgia. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, Columbus, Georgia. ELLEN KELDORPH, Montgomery, Alabama. RUTH KELLY, Tifus, Alabama. KATHERINE KNIGHT, Foirford, Alabama. MARTHA JO KNOWLES, Columbus, Georgia. BARBARA LANEY, Montgomery, Alabama. MARY ELIZABETH LANKFORD, Wedowee, Alabama. CHARLES LEE, Montgomery, Alabama. Page 65 .m e o. .m a u a. c a t e 9 n e m In s e r f w e N FIRST ROW: SALLY LEWIS, Montgomery, Alabama. JEAN LOCKE, Pensacola, Florida. JERRY LOCKE, Pensa- colog, Florida. JAMES LONG, Crescent City, Florida. LYNDA LOWERY, Albertville, Alabama. VINCENT LOZANO, Corpus Christi, Texas. JEAN MADDOX, Columbus, Georgia. MARY ANN MANNICH, Sum- merdole, Alabama. JANET MANNING, Milton, Flor- ida. SARA MANTEL, East Brewfon, Alabama. SECOND ROW: JAMES MARTIN, Montgomery, Alabama. MARY JEAN MATHISON, Cresfview, Florida. ELLEN Mc- DOWELL, Pensacola, Florida. JANE McGOWIN, An- dalusia, Alabama. BILL MAY, Gunfersville, Alabama. BETTY JEAN METCALF, Momgomery, Alabama. ANN- ETTE MIKKELSON, Summerdole, Alabama. JO ANN MIXON, Dothan, Alabama. JACQUELINE MORGAN, Albertville, Alabama. ELIZABETH ANN MORRIS, De- Funiak Springs, Florida. THIRD ROW: JULIA NELSON, Pensacola, Florida. NAN NEW- MAN, Cullmon, Alabama. JOHN OAKLEY, Tallahas- see, Florida. ARTHUR PAGE, Montgomery, Alabama. FRANCES PARKER, Macon, Georgia. JERRY PAUL, Pine Level, Alabama. CLAIRE PEACOCK, Tiffon, Geor- gia. SANDRA PEEK, Columbus, Georgia. JANE PER- KERSON, Greenville, Georgia. SARA ELLEN PHILLIPS, Greenville, Alabama. FOURTH ROW: STANLEY PITTMAN, Abbeville, Alabama. CLEDA POLLARD, Fort Valley, Georgia. ROCHELLE PRES- COTT, Birmingham, Alabama. SANDRA PRICE, Louis- ville, Alabama. MARYETTA PROPST, Clanton, Ala- bama. NANCY PUGH, Union Springs, Alabama. VICKI RAINS, Albertville, Alabama. PEGGY REGIS- TER, Mobile, Alabama. LUCY DEIL REID, Andalusia, Alabama. RUDOLPH RETZUS, Montgomery, Alabama. Page 67 Wednesday night supper on the green. FIRST ROW: LUDIE ROBINSON, Standing Rock, Alabama. SISSY ROBINSON, Annisfon, Alabama. EUDORA RODGERS, Montgomery, Alabama. DON ROGERS, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alobomo. JEAN SANFORD, Opeliko, Alabama. ALICE SCHERMER, Foirhope, Alo- bomo. BARBARA ANN SELMAN, Chickasaw, AlCl- bomo. ROBERTA SHEWMAKER, Montgomery, Alo- bomo. PEGGY SHEWMAKER, Birmingham, Alabama. SHIRLEY SISTRUNK, Opeliko, Alabama. ANNETTE SMITH, LaGrange, Georgia. SECOND ROW: CURTIS SMITH, Axis, Alabama. DOUGLAS SMITH, Eufoulo, Alabama. ROSA SMITH, Uriah, Alabama. WILLIE FAYE SMITH, Abbeville, Alabama. JOHN SORENSEN, Montgomery, Alabama. WANDA ANN STEVENSON, Rayville, Louisiana. NELL STEWART, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida. MARGARET STOKES, Boinbridge, Georgia. JAMES STREETMAN, Hurfsboro, Alabama. WILLIAM SYKES, Mathews, Alabama. DONNA SUE TANNER, Jacksonville, Florida. THIRD ROW: ANNE TARLTON, Mobile, Alabama. BERTHA ANN TAUNTON, Alexander City, Alabama. RUBYE TILL, Asheville, North Carolina. MONA TOLAND, Ashland, Alabama. RICHARD TUCKER, Fayette, Ala- bama. CAROL TWIGGS, LoFoyeHe, Alabama. NE- VELLE VAUGHN, Coral Gables, Florida. BARBARA VINSON, Roanoke, Alabama. HELEN WALDRIP, Monfrose, Alabama. SILAS WALKER, Protfville, Alo- bomo. LETA WEAVER, Birmingham, Alabama. FOURTH ROW: JOHN WEISIGER, Montgomery, Alabama. ANGE- LINE WHATLEY, Opeliko, Alabama. ROSALIE WHITE, Eufoulo, Alabama. SANDRA WHITE, Mobile, Ala- bomo. ELAINE WILKINSON, Montgomery, Alabama. LAUDON WILLIAMS, Montgomery, Alabama. JOAN WISHUM, Andalusia, Alabama. NED WOODARD, Selma, Alabama. PATRICIA WOODBURN, Winfield, Alabama. ANNE YOUNG, Riverside, Connecticut. Page 69 student government Mary Faire Lowrey President Martha Rogers, Secreiary; Sally Fellows, Vice-Presidenf; Libbu Oglesby, Treasurer. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Left to right, Mar sidek Becky Kendrick, Dick Burr, Murray Lieberman, David' Davis, Ethel Heinicke, GIenda Coil, Libba Ogle:- by, Mary Fuire Lowrey, Martha Rogers, Doug Smith, Barbara Taylor, Susie Bradford, Laura Clenney, Sally Fellows. che 72 MAY DAY CHAIRMAN Lady Claire Davidson BEAUTY REVIEW and BEAUTY BALL CHAIRMEN Sandra Nuss, Perry Miller FIRE FROLIC CHAIRMEN Jan Gregory, Perry Miller 1;? mg Why! WHEN 29. ? x4 few v ;w Students pledge their loyalty to Huntingdon at the fall retreat a1Cump Grundview. OFFICERS: Lydia Blake, First Vice-President; Ginger Graves, Second Vice-Presi- clenf; Glend'a Coil, Presideni; Bar- bara Brudberry, Secretary; No? pic- tured: Jan Gregory, Treasurer. Mrs. Paul Sfone, Dr. Glenn Mussengale, Advisers. untlng on Christian association Vespers are held in the Forum Room every Tuesday and Thursday night. At Christmas the students and the college say Thank you 10 the employees at Christmas Tree. Katie Spencer directed White Christmas This year. The play A Child Is Born was presented. Huntingdon Christian Association endeavors To make each student aware of his responsibility as a Christian. Through weekly vespers, and worship, The Huntingdon Christmas Tree, Though'rs pom- phlefs, White Christmas and many other activities H.C.A. gives spur and inspiration to our religious Thought and action. Execu?ive council of Huntingdbn Chrisiian Association: First row, left to right: Marnie Beth Neville, Barbara Ramey, Libba Oglesby, Ann McCurdy, Catherine Fralish, Faye Byrd, Gwen Harris, Sydnor Peacock, Perry Miller, Millie West, Eugenia Ran- sier. Second row; Janis Houston, Nellieree Knowles, Joe Lisenby, Carlyle Scales, Margaret Martin, Ann Coles, Jerrel Mafhison, Bob Zellner, Billy Joe Powell, Wayne Gibson. OFFICERS: Charles Turner, Adviser; Roberta Fuller, Vice-Presideni; Barbara Tay- lor, President. Publications Union To report The ocTiviTies and views of The students Through iTs news- paper, The Huntress; To record The memories of a year 0T HunTingdon Through its annual, Bells and Pomegranates; To sfimuloTe and recog- nize creative writing and turf Through its magazine, The Prelude- These are The goals Toward which PublicoTions Union strives. Publi- caTions Council, as The executive body of This organization, brings The editors, ossocioTe ediTors, advertising managers, and business managers of The Three publications TogeTher so That as a unit They may carry out These goals. The Huntress Left To right: Janis Houston, Roberta Fuller, Betty Jean Wells, Erin Godfrey, Doug SmiTh, Faye Glasgow, Judy McNease, Ned Woodard, Katie Spencer, George SegariTis, Anna Morris. Not pictured: Dr. Rhoda Ellison, adviser. Judy McNease EDITOR Page 76 Left to right: Miss Sara Crisf, Adviser; Ann Mann, Linda Brantley, Gwen Harris, Jeler Land, Rose Garrett, BeHy Ann Taylor. Seated: Gene Horton, Sara Ellen Phillips, Sammy luwson. Not pictured: Jan Gregory, Kay Taylor, Ernie Killingsworfh. Murcia Mathews EDITOR Bells and Pomegranates Publicaiions Union treated 1he fresh- men 10 a Foreign Intrigue Party during Freshman Orientation. The Prelude Left to right: Gayle Hays, Mrs: Margaret Figh, Adviser; Judy Wilson, Befiy Bottoms. Second row: Laura Burford, Linda Lowery, Manha Pugh, Bill Armisfead. Judy Wilson EDITOR Page 77 OFFICERS: Mrs. Betty Collier, Adviser to Women's Council; Mr. Neal Posey, Adviser to Men; Charles Tucker, President of Men's Council; Ethel Hein- icke, President of Women's Athletic Council. athletic council The Athletic Councils infegrofe The spirit of good sportsmanship and fellowship info all phases of college life. In an effort fo promote interest and skill in sports and recreational activities, it sponsors imra-murol Tournaments, dances, and special recreational events. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC COUNCIL Seafed, left to right: Ethel Heinecke, Betsy Wood, Yvonne Cry, Margaref Whitself, Mrs. Befty Collier, Adviser, Virginia Jacob son, Linda Turner, Nancy Bloom, Lennie Lankford, Joan Hesfer, Ann Mann, Put Cox, Kay Schnell, Faye Glasgow. MEN'S ATHLETIC COUNCIL Left to right: Charles Lowery, Jim Ross, Charles Tucker, Rod Fitch, Walter Cooper, Stan Huff, Ellie McKissick. Bob Zellner parries as Silas Walker Iunges. Rod' Fitch is in charge of the Fencing Class. Huntingdon co-eds fussle in the annual Powder Puff foot- ball game. The three branches of Student Court serve to regulate the dormitory lives of the resident students and the campus lives of the town students. Their purpose is to aid students in odiusting to community living in college. Becky Kendrick is chairman of Women's Resi- dence Court, David Davis is chairman of Town Court and Murray Lieberman is chairman of Men's Resi- dence Court. WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HALL COURT Front row, left to right: Catherine Giglio, Becky Kendrick, Ann Johnson, Jane Solomon. Back row: Kay Liddon, Judy Gooden, Lady Claire Davidson. student courts I MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL COURT; Left to right: George Garzon, John Ed Mathison, Jimmy Walker, Murray Lieberman, Charles Phillips, Charles Lowery, Doug Smith. SOCIAL STANDARDS BOARD: Left to righi Geniedh Sully Green, Frankie Smith, Phillis Smith, Sandra Solomon, Nancy Strange, Janis Houston, Chairman, Marilyn Benson. Sfunding: Pu? Cox, Gayle Hays. TOWN COURT: Left to right: David Davis, Mary Ann Faulkner, Gayle Hays, Lucy McCall, Bill Lamar, John Barnes. ! na- national honorarie CHI DELTA PHI Standing welow sfepsh Sammy Lawson, Katie Spencer, Faye Glasgow, Dr. Frank Thompson, Betty Bottoms, Judy Wilson, Presi- dent, Roberta Fuller, Dodie Scherf. On steps: Erin Godfrey, Kay Liddon, Martha Pugh, Libba Oglesby, Leefu Higgins. GAMMA MU Seated: Lady Claire Davidson, Sandra Nuss, President, Standing: Gloria Hendrix, Jefer Land, Miss Virginia Stiles, Mary Faire Lowrey, Virginia Collier, Mary Colleen Taylor, Wayne Gibson, Jean Felton. x1 LN ,, ALPHA PSI O MEGA Back Row, left to right: Dr. Maryland Wilson, adviser, Marcia Worrell, Mariorie Key, Lawrence Britt, Roberta Fuller, Geof- frey Till, Sally Fellows, Harry McEnfyre, president, Katie Spencer, Dee Curran, Front Row: Lady Claire Davidson, Sydnor Peacock. 'l'Rl BETA Seated: Judy McNease, Dr. Mary Jane Brannon, Martha Rogers, Barbara Taylor, Standing: David Davis, George Grazon, Mr. Charles Owens, adviser, John Ellis, Charles Tucker, John Barnes, president. campus Front row, left to right: Lucky Brettel, Mary Evelyn Brennan, Nancy Pugh, president, Rudy Ritzus. . rug .nx ..-wm.x M4sw'w INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Front row, left to righi: Ethel Heinicke, Judy Gooden, Paula Hulcherson. Second row: Susie Bradford, Barbara Taylor, Ginger Graves, Martha Rogers, Marcia Mathews. Third row: Judy McNeuse, Beth Neville, Gayle Hays, Virginia Turtle, Laura Clenney, Mary Fuire Lowrey, Sally Fellows, Glenda Coil, Judy Wilson. Fourth row: Fosier Eich, Faisal Ashour, Charles lowery, Betty Bofioms, Carlyle Scales. Fifth row: Perry Miller, David Davis, Harry McEnfyre, president. Not pictured: Dr. Gordon Chappell, adviser. SCRIBBLERS Second' row: Nancy Crowell, Virginia Holly, Lynn Davis, Mrs. Winn Chappell, adviser, Frances Parker, Mary Ann Faulkner, Bertha Taunton, Marietta Propsf, Spencer Bennett, Sue Jackson, Joan Mixon, Charlotte Gibson. ?swnu: L ., wax k ' 1.; Dilwi lyigv PLAYMAKERS Seated, left to right: Kafie Spencer, president, Sydnor Peacock, Perry Miller, Ann Jones, Annette Pittman, Tom Lee, Marilyn Benson, Jamie Cecil, Mariorie Key, Annette Richardson, Ann Jester, Mary Nell Hufcher, Sammy Lawson, Murray Lieberman, Colleen Cattle, Peggy Jacobs. Back row: Shirley Puiman, Bob Zellner, Townsend Ellis, Dave Childress, Jimmy Walker, Anna Morris, Sully Fellows, Mrs. Martha Rankin, adviser, Bill ArmisCead, Murcia Worrell, Becky Kendrick, Sarah Frye. THETA ETA First row, Ieff to right: Sarah Frye, Myrna Danielson, Lynda Pledger, Barbara Blake, Beth Cowles, Joan Williamson Minaya. Second row: Mary Ann KnoHs, Martha Costen, Lynn Hobbie, Sharon Fulton, Mary Ann Faulkner, Ruth Jones. Third row: Miss Moiorie Allen, Mrs. Marcella Foster, advisers, Rebecca Barfoof, Eleanor Vance, Olivia Stephens, Joan Hes'er, LoeNe lee, Elaine Wilkerson. CANTERBURY CLUB Left to right: Pat Samuels, Syndor Peacock, Mrs. Irene Munro, adviser, Helen Waldrip, Jack Bartel, President. Standing: Ginger Jacobson, Ellen McDowell, Telsie Ellis. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT First row, left to right: Martha Pugh, Ann McCurdy, Erin Godfrey, Jerrell Mathison, Sarah Mantel, Bob Zellner, Eugenia Ransier, Betty BoHoms. Second row: Thelma Braswell, Barbara Rumey, Joan Davis, Sally lewis, Jamie Blake, Claire Peacock, Pearle King. Third row: Verna Fail, Donna Tanner, Peggy Jacobs, Joe Thomas, Donald Brill, Glenda Cail. Fourth row: Joan Wishum, Evelyn Hawkins, Jamie Cecil, Roger Congdon, Patsy Code, Perry Miller. Fifth row: Foster Eich, Jo Ann Mixon, Curtis Tubb, Faye Glasgow. Sfanding: Glenn Moore, Jan Gregory, Joyce Bottoms, Ned Woodard, John Ed Mathison, Rose Garrett, Dicky Cobb, Becky Kendrick, Katie Spencer, Margaret WhifseH, Miss Louise Panigof, adviser, Beth Neville, n' president. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Front row, left to righi: Ann Coles, presidenf, Kay Taylor, Annette Pittman, Sarah Frye. Second row: Tom Lee, Patsy Code, Rose Schultz, Sara Mantel, Schaeffer Dean. Third row: Rosalie White, Ellen Keldorph, Libbu Oglesby, Pat Cox, Penny Howell, Frances Parker. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Front row,. left to right: Virginia Collier, Lee'ru Higgins, Barbara Brudberry, George Garzon, Nellieree Knowles, president. Second row: Glenda Campbell, Celia Taylor, Winnie Faye Smith, Martha Jo Knowles, Jennie Stanford, Linda Wade, Starr Hodges, Roselyn Butts, Gloria Hendrix. Third row: Mary Nell Haicher, Pa fsy Smith, Jepye Taylor, Ludie Robinson, Sue Burns, Ann Warren, Beny Jean WeIIs, Jane McGowin, Frances Green. Back row: Bill Brian, Bill Stevens, Richard Tucker. First row, left to right: Arthur Page, Margie Smith, Catherine Frye, Mary Alice Smith, Sue Glenn, Ann McCurdy. Second row: Silas Walker, Martha Jo Knowles, Verna Fail, Sue Jackson, Sondra Price, Nan Newman, Mary Chapman. Third row: Jack Bartel, Pcmy Woodburn, Margaret Stokes, Jamie Blake, Doris Bolton, Faye Byrd, Jane McGowin. Fourth row: Spencer Ben- nett, Townsend Ellis, Sydnor Peacock, Telsie Ellis. Nof pictured, Mr. Harald Rohlig, direcfor. CHORALE Front row, left to right: Jerry Locke, Lady Claire Davidson, Virginia Collier, Gloria Hendrix, Sarah Manfel, Elaine Wilkinson, Roselyn Buns. Second row: Jean Locke, Gwen Harris, Dee Curran, Virginia Holly, Charlotte Scherer, Elna Cumbee, Claire Peacock, Frances Parker. Third row: Della Purdue, Sandra Wright, Gloria Gregory, Patricia Bonner, Pat Cox, lynn Smifh, Mary Fuire Lowrey, Libba Oglesby, Jeanie Mcnhison. No? pictured, Mr. Richard Rivers, director: ORGAN GUILD Left to righf: Jerry Paul, Sarah Frye, Jane McGowin, Mr. Harald Rohlig, adviser, Bill Armistead, president, Virginia Collier, Jeter LandA. Betsy Vaughan, Jean Felfon, Doris Bolion, James Streeiman, Ann Coles, Telsie Ellis. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Seated, left to right: Joe Lisenby, president, Jimmy Thurman, Ned Woodard, Glenn Moore, John Ed Muthison, Richard Cobb, Joe Thomas, Allie Freeman, Jim Ross, Townsend Ellis, Dr. Glenn Massengale, adviser. Sfunding: Harry McEntyre, Curtis Smith, Curtis Tubb, Foster Eich, Arthur Fussell, Bob May, Bob Zellner, Jerrell Mathison, Wayne Helms, Perry Miller. Page 89 TUMBLERS Front row, left to right: Barbara Ramey, Roberta Fuller, Faye Glasgow, president, Phyllis Warren. Second row: Nancy 3051, Peggy Register, Kay Taylor, Puffy Woodburn, Frances Parker, Margie Smith. I.IFE SERVICE Seated, left to right: Lynn Davis, Jeanette Stanton, Millie West, Barbara Ramey, president, Miss Jean Rodgers, adviser, Cath- erine Frulish, Martha Pugh, Sally Lewis, Rose Schuhz, Charlotte Gibson. Standing: Ann Jester, Ann Spencer, Sandra Price, Sammy Lawson, Elaine Crabtree, lydia Blake, Eugenia Ransier, Marnie Beth Neville, Verna Fail, Jamie Blake, Theresa Dodson, Frances Green, Jamie Cecil, Patty Woodburn. Page 90 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row, left to right: Pam Reeves, president, Janet Manning, Ann Young, Woody Johnson, Evelyn Hawkins, Gayle Hays, Judy Fox, Sandra Peek, Jean Maddox, Beny Ann Taylor, Mrs. Virginia Stewart, adviser, Margaret Carlisle. Second row: Toshiko Kondo, Frances Green, Miss Berenice Clark, adviser, Jeannette Stanton, Elizabeth Johnson, Angeline Whatley, Sandra Wright. MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB Della Perdue, Ann Warren, Roberta Shewmuke, Jean Felton, president, Ann Mann, Linda Pledger, Betty Jean Wells, Sharon Fulton, Dr. Neil Graham, adviser, Faisal Ashour. SECRETARIAI. SCIENCE CLUB Stanley Pittman, Mrs. Marcella Foster, adviser, Carolyn Hamilton, Kathy Panhorst, Jean Miller, Winnie Faye Smith, Doris Bolfon, Linda Brantley, president, Telsie Ellis, Annette Richardson, Kay Taylor, Leta Weaver, Ouida Faye Aikins, Jane Solomon. SOCIOLOGY CLUB Firs? row, left to right: Judy Knowles, Lennie Lankford, president, Barbara Brudberry, Gwen Harris. Second row: Charlotte Gibson, Jo Ann Mixon, Mavis Culd'well, Rochelle Prescolf, Pat Freeman, Della Perdue, Telsie Ellis, Frankie Smith, Shirley Sis- trunk, Ruth Kelly, Mary Nell Huicher. Third row: Claire Lewis, Sue Jackson, Judy Gooden, Mary Evelyn Spencer, Pa? Cox, Mr. A. B. Davidson, adviser, Ann Spencer, Lucy Reid, Bi Lamar, Susanne Bariley, Robert Adams. Page 92 The play A Child Is Born was present- ed this year under the direction of Katie Spencer and Mrs. Martha Rankin. It is the story of the No- tivity from the view- point of the innkeep- er and his wife, ploy- ed by Brad Culpep- per 0nd Colleen Cot- tle. WHITE CHRISTMAS Harry McEntyre, Phillis Smith, Brad Culpepper, Colleen Cottle, Barbara Ramey, Lawrence Britt. SPEECH DEPARTMENT PLAY The Speech Department, under the direction of Marjorie Key and Dr. Maryland Wilson, presented the drama Rossum's Universal Robots. Taking the leading roles were Patsy Code and Dan Bailey. Page 93 hh MAY DAY COMMITTEE CHATRMEN: may day This year's May Day pageant brings to life again The Old South with southern belles and gentlemen dancing to the theme of Show- boat. Captain Andy, OS on old mom recalls for his young grandson scenes from his old showboct days. The main event includes the performance given by The crew in order to get money to repair the boat, during which The love affair between Tony, the captain's son, and Amanda develops. The background re- veals c1 showboot, withwo turning wheel and stocks that smoke, in d typical river scene, with a southern atmosphere of goyety. JANE WILLIAMS AWARDS The Jane Williams' Awards given for out- standing records as freshmen went to Jeanette Stanton for activities and Betty Jean Weils for scholarship. Page 94 Left To right: Dee Curran, co-chuirman, Sully Fellows, Suzanne Bartley, Catherine Craine, Shirley Putman, Anna Morris, Becky Kendrick. Janis Houston, Virginia Collier, Peggy Springfield, Lady Claire Davidson, chairman. Jeanette Stanton, Betty Jean Wells, Dean Paul Stone. Your Religion - reality or fan- fosy was fhe Theme chosen for Religion in Life Emphasis Week. Dr. Francis Chris- fie of Mt. Union College in Alli- ance, Ohio, was the speaker for week. The steq ring commilfee for Religion in Life Emphasis Week was composed of Marcia Mathews, Perry Miller, Judy Wilson, Harry McEnlyre, Lydia Blake, chairman. Dodie Scherf, Carol Fields, Jamie Cecil, chairman, Kay Lid'don, John Oakley. The sophomore class under the direction of Jamie Cecil and her committee provid- ed mony enter- taining Saturday nights for students on campus. A meal planning class witnesses a class demonstration given by Ruth Brenner on the preparation of hors d'oeuvres and relishes. rowing in Wdalom The key to every Huntingdon studenfs success lies in his ability 'ro grow in wisdom. This takes place through dis- cussion, research, class pufficipafion and is a never ending process. Our moH'o, Enter to grow in wisdom. Go forth to apply wisdom in service, applies not only to our college years but also to the years that we are to spend in the wide, wide, world. Page 96 Befsy Wood typifies the Huntingdon studenf us she is seen in the necessary occupation-sfudying. We fund coteds at work learning the operation of various business machines, under the diredion of Mrs. Marcella Foster: Page 97 gwh Mr. H. L. Weatherby instructs future engineers in a beginning course in mechanical drawing. A basic adventure in the Life of 0 Hunt- ingdon sfudenf-searching for that needed book in the stacks of the library. In organic chemistry, we find the class absorbed in the making of organic compounds such as dye and paint removers. With the assistance of their lab instructor, students make preparations for the isolation of unknown bacteria. a mmmm, , f .232 ;,:' ff '3 m$ $ No K ' W - A big idd gettg .anh jayfor 0 Junior eautl'ed Grand Bay, Alabama MM Wary CAapman Senior Columbus, Georgia iaa Mfge eat Junior Andalusia, Alabama 566 Jyncla Jowery Freshman o Albertville, Alabama eaulled 5M mauia Cafclweff Freshmen Alexander City, Alabama Sanglm 77m 0 Junior eautlezi Pine Hill, Alabama MM Patdy Carla Freshman Eufoulo, Alabama eaufied , Alabama Freshman Montgomery Wag Queen A star as Jiminy Cricket her freshman year, co-choirmon her Sophomore year, chairman last year and this year The students' choice for May Queen, The lovely and charming CATHERINE GIGLIO from Columbus, Georgia. May Court Catherine Giglio, Bill Lamar, Suzanne BorTley. Left to right: Judy Gooden, Dick Burr, Sandro Price, Jone Solomon, Nancy Bogley, Rose Garrett, Ann Johnson, Ann Mann, Harry McEnfyre, Judy Wilson, Soro Ellen Phillips, Beth Farris, Joe Thornton, Sue Glenn. Not pic- fured: Poulcu Hufcherson, Charles Lowery. 5M CAarming Miss Charming, who was elected for this honor by vote of The students, was presented of The Miss Charming Boll, March 14. Members of her court were Peggy Springfield, Patsy Smith, Patricio Bonner, Emily Hinson, Jo Ann Chomberlin, Sally Fellows, and Peggy Dunbar. Jone Solomon Peggy Dunbar The Spirit of Huntingdon, chosen OS The exemplificofion of Hunting- don's ideals, reigned as the stu- denfs pledged Their loyalty of Fire Frolic. Sirif o Mnfin alon 7 WM ofoyaliy Mo rcio Mathews Loyalty to Huntingdon, as shown by spirit and service, is The basis for election of Miss Loyalty. Back row, left to right: David Davis, Harry McEnfyre, Robert Adams, Charles Lowery, Charles Tucker, Mary Fuire Lowrey, Laura Clenney, Sally Fellows, Judy McNease, Cafherine Giglio. Seated left: Judy Wilson, Sydnor Peacock, Glenda Cail, Barbara Taylor. whds who Huntingdon was honored to have fourfeen members of The senior class chosen To be represented in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. hbg alpha beta Alpha Beta is Huntingdon's sociefy for recognition of juniors and seniors who have excelled in scholarship. Seufed, left 10 righh Judy McNease, Martha Rogers, Olivia Stephens, Susie Brad- ford. Standing: Judy Wil- son, Laura Clenney, Betty Bottoms. Not pictured: Paula Hutcherson. Sigma Sigma Sigma Page 116 Tri Sigma is Huntingdon's highest honor so- ciety. Its members are seniors who have earned outstanding records in service, spirit, and scholar- ship throughout their college careers. Page H7 Left to righf: Judy McNeose, Barbara Taylor, Mary Foire Lowrey, Paulo Hutcherson, Judy Wil- son, Charles Lowery, Lydia Bloke, Peggy Dun- bar, Martha Still Rogers, Catherine Giglio. N01 pictured: John Ellis Ill. , - 8 I . I If 4 ? 1 V1 1 V 3 Y , ' r3 T . ' K. . , . r ' 2 ' V - . s; . , , r? , . , ' ' . I 2;... w ,. w . .. v .4. M. ., v- ,. .. ; . . x , ' : . . I M v V ' .x J. ; L 1 x k . u ,L k g: 1 - O o o o - be the firs pe- ral . fbo go e, nnimaf hes -D Hugh Stewart Co-Capfuin, Hawks athletics 9 .m H .m B r e f n e C t n e d U .- S .a . - Couch Neal Posey 1.1m. .. Lug ?- Tommy Ragsdale Co-Capmin, Hawks Left to right: Roselyn Butts Cledta Pollard Bob Zellner Faye Glasgow Nellieree Knowles Sharon Phillips the Cheerleaders This year introduced 0 new era in the world of sports on the Huntingdon campus. This was the first time that Huntingdon had participated in inter-collegiate basketball since becoming a co-educo- tioncl institution. The varsity team was nicknamed the Hawks. The Hawks opened their first season out of town with the Birminghom-Southern Panthers. The Birmingham boys handed the Hawks a 72-54 loss but to a performance by Huntingdon that was by no means uncommendoble. The Hawks later avenged the loss by dumping the Panthers 61-45 here in Montgomery. Under the capable direction of Coach Neal Posey, the Hawks waded through 0 rugged 21 game schedule and emerged with cm outstanding 12-9 record. The Hawks, in their debut year in the cage sport, were pitted against some of the better small college basketball powers of the South. FRESHMAN TEAM: First row, left to right: Charles Phillips, Jackie Coulter, Jimmy Walker, Thomas Hamiter, Tommy Evans. Second row: Don Cracker, Dicky Cobb, Clark Williams, Melvin Howard, Richard Tucker, Jack Norris. nu um baske Ellie McKissick Guard Tommy Sanders Forward Clark Williams Center all 61d . .. b'an 97H John Ed Mothison Guard .15??me - -: w , ., - - --,--- m2 , Lil ..M .W um: mLII; -I-l-l.a-a.m . n-n-n-ulnr , W, M . 2:! . - .V. . 1 . x ., m John Weisiger ball Melvin Howard Forwa rd Henry Marcus Center Don Crocker Forward Richard Tucker Forward Stanley Huff Guard Left to right: Stanley Huff Dick Burr John Ed Mathison Shannon Holloway Jim Ryan Not pictured: Tom Kalili TENNIS TEAM Basketball player John Ed Mathison heads the tennis squad. Returnees from last year include Stanley Huff, Dick Burr, and Shannon Holiowoy. Tom Kolili is a newcomer to the team. Athletic director Neal Posey counts on a heavy schedule for both the golf and tennis teams this year. Posey has six matches planned and has set up eight for the Huntingdon netters. GOLF TEAM Jimmy Cotton and Herb Dennis were lost to the golf team but Jim Martin, Felix and Bill Bigby, Joe Lisenby, 0nd Schoefter Dean will comprise the group. X x . , t I t '17, , '11., h. .., : . . ,qfdg r x Left to right: Herb Dennis Charles Tucker Jimmy Cotton, Jim Martin Not pictured: Joe Lisenby Felix Bigby Carlyle Scales Schueffer Dean The Christmas Tree brings to a close a most enioyable pro- gram of synchronized swimming. SWIMPHONY Women's Athletic Council sponsored its first program in synchronized swimming which was directed by versatile Sydnor Peacock. The Swimphony provided 0 program of entertainment and enioyment as the rhythmic music of the swimmers unfolded the idea of swimming to music and paved the way for many more programs yet to come. SPORTS DAY Sports Doy-on afternoon of fun and frolic participating in soft boll, volleyball, archery, tennis and other sports on the green is climaxed by the awarding of prizes by the Women's Athletic Council. Ethel Heinecke and Sue Glenn give out prizes on Sports' Day. Gayle Hays, Gene Horton, Betty Jean Wells, Sammy Lawson. In appreciation The three publications of Huntingdon could not function without the advertising managers and business managers. Their work consists of many long, hard hours of selling ads and collecting money. Bells and Pomegranates editors would like also to recognize the following staff members for their loy- alty and hard work this year: Rose Garrett, Ann Sanders, Ernie Killingsworth, Gwen Harris, Jeter Land, Ann Mann, Jon Gregory, Kay Taylor, Linda Brantley, and Lucy Deil Reid. Thanks also is due to Judy Wil- son who wrote the opening section copy and Laura Clenney who wrote the dedication. nun..- T 2 I A QaQutimg MW.W WWWWWW? !- the graduating ; class w f L: WWWWWWWWW ' NW m .V . V ,. l, , ; . .7. ,, , , r , x 7 A! : 7 v M 7 -. ,g y, . N- . w. aw .. fnwwz 'V WEST-BOYLESTON MAN FACTURING CO. 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