Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1947 volume:

Ex Libris it •Stf fftvraffon flbmftufom b Ob' Qaraffon J tsa r EIIIC A T EII h I IS EN11)Ei T III)I STll NILE We respectfully dedicate this first issue of The Mimosa to a former student who has returned to lead ably our college with the progressive force and friendly cooperation which comes from understanding. The increase in enrollment and the extensive building program have added much to the complexities of his office and yet he still finds time to know students and to discuss their problems with them. In the five years he has acted in this capacity, President Cole has won a high place in the admiration of students, members of the faculty, alumni, and friends. P R E S1IIE IT ’ S MESSAGE Memory and imagination are two of the greatest mental assets we possess. Imagination is the forerunner of change and progress. The recollections of yesteryear are provided by memory. In the years that are to ccme, this issue of the Mimosa will serve to remind you of pleasant and blessed experiences of yesteryear. Its pages will bring back to you faces and events you have known during your college experience. This publication is destined to provide for our students a retrospect of pleasant associations. I congratulate the staff whose untiring efforts have made this issue possible. HOUSTON COLE CAFETERIA LIBRARY mm THE GOVERNOR An ardent supporter of education and youth is Governor James 0. Folsom, Alabama's youngest Chief Executive. His untiring efforts to roise the educational standards of our state is evidence of his campaign pledge to give Alobomo a sound and progressive administration. The faculty and students of J. S. T, C. were honored recently by the Governor's visit to the campus. DR. AUSTIN R. MEADOWS Dr. Austin R. Meadows, a groduote of Jacksonville State Teochers College, was recently elected to serve Alobomo as the Stole Superintendent of Education. Dr. Meadows hos served in various capacities in several of the school systems of the stote, and since 1929 he hos been a member of the State Deportment of Education. Many of the leading educators of the stote hove complimented highly the work already accomplished by him in the educational field. THE DEAN Claude Rudolphus Wood serves Jacksonville Slate Teachers College in a commendable manner as dean and as a professor of mathematics. As dean. Dr. Wood finds many responsibilities resting upon his shoulders. He discharges these duties in a very capoble and efficient manner. His pleasing personality and business-like manner are respected and well-liked by everyone who has had contact with him. Dean Wood is largely responsible for the high academic standing which the college maintains at the present time. RAMONA MIDDLETON WOOO GENEVA STEPHENS PYRON R. LISTON CROW The famous quotation, Well done thou good and faithful servant, must here be said of our college administrative officials. They have worked diligently to keep the innumerable departments of our institution operating smoothly and closely integrated. By their sound Judgement these officials have aided immeasurably the growth and development of Jacksonville State Teachers College. Through their keen foresight a greater institution will most assuredly be realized. DORA WOOD CLIFFORD SHARPE COFFEE JOHN DUNCAN iis-start js:rc r Publicity CircCct College Engineer MADAME ANDRE AIVERHNE SPIRIT... Pofj'j 24 Poge 26 ROBERT R. GILBERT JANE 0. SELF (OLLEGE HIGH ALTA LUCILLE MILLICAN Social Studies SCHOOL The College High School faculty is on integral port of our college. Under the efficient leadership of Mr. Robert Gilbert, principal, these supervisors are ably discharging their duty: training future teachers for service in the field of secondary education. They are well qualified for the important positions which they hold. By participating whole-heartedly in the activities of the college and the community, these supervisors have gained the respect of both the students and the citizens of the community. EUGENE O. MALONE JOHNNILEE HARPER MARY ETTA STEPHENSON There is o dire need for teochers of the elementary grades who are qualified to guide students in meeting the problems of living in our present day society. Mr. E. J. landers. Director of the Elementary Laboratory School, and his most efficient and capable supervisors send forth C. C. DILLON ISS BEATRICE JONES STEVENSON WEATHERLY HALL Ike CLASSES SENIORS! The thrill oI the word! The gcol is in sight! We ore reody to go out into the world ond moke our dent in it. For many of the seniors this marks the end of four long but happy years at J. S. T. C.; for many others it marks the end of several years of anxiety and hope broken by the rumblings of war. To all, however, it brings the sad note of parting and the feeling of regret that we must now leave the halls that we have trod so long, the atmosphere of eternal friendliness that we have come to recognize as a tradition here. Many of the seniors who got into the swing of things back in the years when they were freshmen are now recognized as the leaders of the campus. This year, for the first time in the history of the school, the senior class brought a big-name orchestra (Dean Hudson' here to play for the grand event of the year, the Senior Ball. T-nf Ike Hill II S CLASS OFFICERS SARA DICKEY MORRIS . ANNA CAROLYN TRIPLETT MARY COBB . TROY DENDY HOLLAND SAULS . NORMA CORLEY . President . Vice-Prosidom Secretary-Treasurer Representative to Student Council Representative to Student Council Representative to Social Committee ARNETT, PEARL; Jacksonville; B.S., Elomenlary Education . . . BAILEY, MILDRED; Wodowee; B.S., Sclonco and Mathematics; Kappo Delta PI; Student Council; Who's Who 1946-47 . , . BATES, LEWIS S.; Arab; B.S., English-Social Studies . . . BIDDLE, MARGUERITE; Albertville; B.S., Elomontary Education . . . BRAM-BLETT, JAMES HOWARD; Scottsboro; B.S., English-Social Studios . . . BRANCH. WALTER; Wadley; B.S., English-Social Studies . . . CASEY, MARY KATHRYN; Piedmont; B.S., English-Social Studies; Kappo Delta PI . . . CAUFIELD, MATTIE OLA; Fort Payno; B.S., English-Social Studies.. . COBB, JACKIE VERNAL; Jacksonville; B.S., English-Social Studios; Kappa Della Pi; President Student Council 1946; College Ensemble; Associate Editor of Teacola 1946-47; French Club; Who's Who 1946-47 .. . COBB, MARY LAVONNE; Jacksonville; B.S.. Business Education-English; Vice-President Kappo Delta Pi 1946; Editor ol Mimoso; Editor ol Teacola 1945; French Club; Commercial Club; College Ensemble,- Who's Who 1946-47 . COPPOCK. MRS. LUCILLE; Clonlon; B.S., English-Social Studios. . . COPPOCK, ERNEST EDMOND; Clanton,- B.S.. English-Social Studies. 1.'ke S I! I I II II S CORLEY, NORMA FLORENCE; Kelfylon; B.S., Elementary Education; Who's Who 1946-47; President P. E. C, Fellowship 1946; Member of College Chorus; Social Committee , . . COSPER, HILMA; Anniston; B.S., English-Social Studies . . . COX, ROBERT H.: Albertville; B.S., Science-Mothemallcs,- Vice-President Student Council 1946-47; President Morgan Literary Society 1946-47; Kappa Delta PI Pledge; Who's Who 1946-47 . . , DENDY, TROY D.; Gurley,- B.S., English-Social Studies; Student Council . . . DILBECK, JOHNNIE; Bcaz; B.S., Business Education-English; Commercial Club . . . DOSS, SAMUEL COURTNEY; Anniston; B.S., Science-Mathematics , . . DRISKILL, JAMES C.;Geraldine; B.S., English-Social Studies,- J Club . . . EILAND, HELEN E.; Ashvllle,- B.S., English-Social Studies . . . EILAND, LOUIE O., JR.,- Prichard; B.S., Business Education-English; Commercial Club - . . FARRELL, WILLIAM J.; Jacksonville,- B.S., English-Social Studies; J Club; Captain ol Football Team 1946 . . . GILLILAND, MARY ANNIE; Kellyton; B.S.. English-Social Studies,- Kappa Delta Pi . . HAMILTON, WILLIAM MELVIN; Anniston; B.S., Science-Mathematics; Calhoun Speaker 1947. H Lines ond Symmetry . . . The Library Staff at Work CORLEY, NORMA I COSPER. HILMA COX, ROBERT H. DENDY. TROY 0. DllBECK, JOHNNIE DOSS, SAMUEL C. FARRELL, W GILLILAND. HAMILTON, WILLIAM M. Ike SMI II II S HAMMOND. JOHN AUSTIN; Reform; B.S.. English-Social Studies; J Club; Football Toom 1946; Basketball Team 1946-47 . . . HAWK, VERNA RUTH; Arob; B.S.. Elementary Education . . . HAYGOOD. MARTHA; Trion, Georgia; B.S., Elementary Education . . . HUMBERT, ROBERT; Paris, France; French Exchange Student . . . INGRAM, MARY EUNICE; lineville; B.S., Business Education-English; Commercial Club . . JOHNSON, ALTO D„- Arab; B.S., English-Social Studios. . . KENNEDY, WILLIAM J.; Jamestown,- B.S., English-Social Studies . . . LANDRUM, GLADYS MARIE; Quinton; B.S., English-Social Studies,- Vice-President Morgan Literary Society 1945 . . . LAW.ALLIE HARPER; Bcoz; B.S., English-Social Studies . , . LOVETT, OPAL RUFUS; Sylacauga; B.S., English-Social Studies,- College Photographer; Advertising and Business Manager o( Teacola , . . LUTTRELL, ROSAMOND; Atlanta, Georgia; B.S., Sclence-Mothemotics; Kappa Delta Pi; Tea-cola Staff; Who's Who 1946-47 , . . MALONE, EUGENE O.r Horton,- B.S., English-Social Studies. President Greets Returning Vets on at J. S. T. C, A traditic HAMMOND, JOHN A. HAWK, V£RNA RUTH HAYGOOD, MARTHA HUMBERT, ROBERT INGRAM. MARY EUNICE JOHNSON. ALTO D. KENNEDY, WILLIAM J. LANDRUM, GLADYS M. LAW, ALLIE HARPER LOVETT, OPAL RUFUS LUTTRELL. ROSAMOND MALONE, EUGENE O. 7 $ E I II II S MARTY, FERNAND; Po'is. France; French Exchange Student . . . MICHEL, ODETTE; Paris, France; French Exchange Student . . . MINTER, BARBARA BELLE; Birmingham; B.S., Business Educotion-English; Commercial Club . . . MORRIS, SARA DICKEY; Hazel Green; B.S., Science-Mathematics; President Senior Class 1946-47; Kappa Della Pi . . . MORRIS, SAMUEL; Hazel Green,- B.S., English-Social Studies. . . NAUGHER, ROBERT DANIEL; Spring Garden; B.S., English-Social Studies... NAYLOR. ALLAN D.; Booz; B.S., Science-Mathematics . . . PARKER, WILLODENE; Piedmont,- B.S., Science-Mathematics; Kappo Delta Pi; Student Council . . . REPUSSARD, SIMMONNE; Paris, France; French Exchange Student , . . ROBERTS, M, L„ JR.j Altoona; B.S., Business Educatlon-English; A.B., English-French; Associate Editor Mimosa,- President ol Kop-po Delta Pi 1946-47; President International Relations Club 1945; Who's Who 1946-47; Commercial Club; French Club; Morgan Speaker 1945; Treasurer Studonl Council 1945-46; Teocolo Staff. ROSSER. CURTIS C.; Leesburg; B.S., Engllth-Social Studies . ROSSER, MAE WHITE; Leesburg; B.S., English-Social Studies. MARTY, FERNAND MICHEL, ODETTE MORRIS, SARA DICKEY morris, Samuel NAUGHER. ROBERT D. NAYLOR. ALLAN D. PARKER. WILLODENE REPUSSARD. SIMMONNE ROBERTS. M. l„ JR. ROSSER. CURTIS C. ROSSER. MAE WHITE ike n: n ii n s SAUIS. HOLLAND 8.; Booz; B.S., Elementary Educotion; SludenI Council; Vice-President Junior Class 1943-46 . . . SEWELL. DOTTIS; Pensacola, Florida; B.S., English-Social Studies; Kappa Della Pi; Who's Who 1946-47 , . . SNODDY, GAITHER BENJAMIN, JR.; Anniston; B.S., Science-Mathematics . . . STITT, POLLY ANNE; Boaz; B.S., Business Educalion-English; Commercial Club STRONG, JIM; Notosulga; 8.S., English-Social Studies . . . THOMPSON. ELOISE MONTINE; Fart Payno,- B.S., English-Social Studies . . . TRIPLETT, ANNA CAROLYN; Gadsden; B.S., Business Education-English; Business Manager of Mimcsa; Koppa Delta Pi; Vice-President Senior Class 1946-47; Commercial Club; Who's Who 1946-47 , . . WALL, HELEN McGEE; Maplesville; B.S., Business Education-English; Kappa Delta Pi; Commercial Club; International Relations Club; Secretary Calhoun Literary Society 1945-46 . . . WALLACE, WALTER I,; Crossville; B.S., English-Social Studies; J Club; President Veterans Club; Social Committee . , . WALLACE, MELTON B.; Jacksonville; B.S., Business Educalion-English; Commercial Club . . . WATERS, JANIE FRANCES LOUISE; 8.S., English-Social Studies; A.B., English-French; Kappa Delta Pi; Editor Toacola 1946-47; French Club; Who's Who 1946-47 . . . WEBB, PAULINE McCORD; Jacksonville; B.S., English-Sodal Studies . . . WHITMORE, SUSIE COCHRAN; Centre; B.S., Business Education-English; Commercial Club . . . WOOD, W1UIAM BRUCE; Jacksonville; B.S., Business Educotion-English. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SAUIS, HOLLAND SEWELL. DOTTIS SNODDY, GAITHER B„ JR. STITT. POLLY ANNE HELEN M GEE WALLACE, WAITER juniors • • • We've rounded second bose ond ore heeded for home plote! There is alwoys an increased tempo among the members of this closs, for after they poss the half-way mark, they are ready to take over the big jobs being vacated by the graduating seniors. Among the juniors are usually found the politicians of the campus, seeking the high offices in the Student Council ond other organizations while there is yet time. Like the seniors, the juniors represent a varied group. Many of them have returned with the expressed determination to graduate after their studies were interrupted by the war. The loyalty of the juniors to the school is shown by the fact that they always enter wholeheartedly into all campus activities. The highlight of the year for the juniors is the onnual dance which they alwoys sponsor, the Junior Prom. 9«50 I II II GlaU CLASS OFFICERS FRANCES STRIPLIN CATHERINE TROTTER JIM STRONG RUTH HAND SARA COX President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer SARA HARDEGREE POLLY STITT Representative to Student Council . Representative to Student Council Representative to Sociol Committee ADAIR, OPAL DOLORES; Buffalo; B.S., English-Social Studies; President B. S. U.; Member of Mimosa Staff; Member cf Toacola Staff; French Club; Student Council . . . BAILEY, ELIJAH HOYT; Crossville; B.S.. Eng-lish-Social Studies; J Club . . . BIDDLE, BLANCHIE; Gadsden; B.S., Business Education-English . .. BOOZER. PAUL EUGENE; Jacksonville; Pre-Veterlnory Medicine . . . CAYLEY, BARBARA, Jacksonville; A.B.. Science; President of Sophomore Closs 1945-46; Member of P- E. C.; Social Committee . . . CHASTAIN, CLARENCE SHELTON; Anniston; A.B., English-French; President Sophomore Class 1946-47; Vice-President French Club; Teocda Staff . . . CHILDERS, LONNIE; Pensocolo, Florida; B.S.. English-Sociol Studies; Civil Air Patrol . . COCHRAN, VERA LEE; Centre; B.S.. English-Social Studies . . . COX. SARAH, Ashville. B.S., English-Social Studies; Student Council; Vice-President Junior Class 1946-47 . . . DANIEL. THELMA SUE, Round Mountain; B.S., Elementary Education . . . FARRELL, AUDREY ROGERS; Jacksonville,- A.B., English and Science . . . FINLEY, WAYNE K,- Millerville; B.S.. Science-Mathematics; Vice-President of Kappa Delta Pi 1945; President cf Morgan Literary Society 1945; Speaker in Morgan-Colhoun Debate 1945; President Sophomore Closs 1944 . . . GOZA, RUTH WILLODEEN; Albertville.- A.B.. English-French; French Club; Teocolo Stoff . - . HAND, RUTH M.; Piedmont; B.S., Science-Mathematics; Teacola Staff; International Relations Club . . . HARDEGREE. SARA HEILON; Ashland; B.S., English-Social Studies; Student Council; Teocolo Staff. Poe M FIRST ROW; Adair, Opal Dolores; Bailey, Elijah Hoyt; Biddle, Blanchie; Boozer, Paul Eugene; Cayley, Barbara . . . SECOND ROW-. Chastain, Clarence Shelton,- Childers, Lonnie; Cochran, Vera Lee; Cox, Sarah; Daniel, Thelma Sue . . THIRD ROW: Farrell, Audrey Rogers; Finley, Wayne H.; Goza, Ruth Willcdeen,- Hand, Ruth M.; Hordegree, Sara Hellon. VUe .1 II s I (I || elan HARE, LAURA KATHRYN; Remlop; B.S., English-Social Studies; Vice-President B. S. U. 1945-46 . . - HAR RIS, NEIL CLARK; Sycamore; B.S., English-Social Studies; Student Council . . . HENDRIX, GEORGE; Pied mont; B.S.. English-Social Studies . . . HENLEY, MARVORENE; Clonton; B.S., Science-Mothemotics . . HOOGE, MARIE,- Alabama City; B.S.. English-Social Studies; Teacolo Staff; BS.U---HORTON. FRANCES Alabama City; B.S., Business Educotion-English; Commercial Club . . . HUBBARD. LOCKLYN; Alpine; B.S. Elementary Education; Treasurer Student Council 1946-47 . . . JORDAN, JOSEPH DARRELL; Sumiton; B.S. English-Social Studies . . . LINDSAY, ERNEST EARL; Anniston; B.S., Science-Mothemotics . McCULLARS DOROTHY; Ohotchee; B.S., Elementary Education . . .MELLON, JAMES LEIANO; Anniston; A.B., Music . . NELSON, CAROLYN BROWN; Gocdwoter; A.B., Music . . . NOLES. ERNEST LEE; Chovies. B.S, English Social Studies . . . OZMENT, ROBERT VARNELL; Rome, Georgia; B.S.. English-Sociol Studies SHAFER AUDREY CAGLE; Fort Payne; A.B.. Music. FIRST ROW: Hore, Louro Kathryn; Harris, Neil Clark; Hendrix, George; Henley, Marvorene; Hodge, Marie . . . SECOND ROW: Horton, Frances,- Hubbard, Locklyn,- Jordan, Joseph Darrell; Lindsay. Ernest Earl; McCullars, Dorothy . . . THIRD ROW: Mellon, James leland; Nelson, Carolyn Brown; Noles, Ernest Lee; Ozment, Robert Varnell; Shafer, Audrey Cagle. ★ ★★★★★★★★★ Gke .1 I I II II GlaU SHEHANE, KATHRYN, River View; B.S, English-Social Studies . SMITH, EVELYN E.: Fort Payne; B.S. English-Social Studies. . . SOUTHERN. EUNICE; Haleyville,- B.S., Elementary Educotion; French Club . . SPURLOCK, JOHN C.; Attolla; B.S., Science-Mothemalics; President Student Council 1946-47 , STAMPS, HAZEL ELAINE; Vonce; B.S., Business Educolion-English; Commercial Club . . STINSON, JUANITA JULIA, Centre; B.S.. Elementary Education; B. S. U. . . . STOVALL. LAURA VIRGINIA. Jacksonville. B S. English-Scciol Studies . . STRIPUN. RIllA FRANCES; Jacksonville; B.S„ Business Educolion-English; President Wesley Foundation 1946-47, Mimosa Stoll. Secretory Jun or Class 1946-47 . SWINDALl. MARY RUTH; Good-woter,- A.B., Social Science TROTTER. CATHERINE; Sycamore: B.S.. English-Social Studies, Student Council.- Vice-President B S. U 1945-46 . . WARREN. GEORGE H.; Spring Garden; B.S.. English-Social Studies. . . WHITE. JAMES C . Langdole. B.S., English-Social Studies; Student Council; J Club ... WOODS. WAIALA JOHNSON, Piedmont; B S.. Science-Mathematics. Look Pretty Marguerite! A Clo� in Clothing ★ ★ Instruction in Cortoonicg ★ ★ Pu9� S7 S Ill'll IIIIIIIIE S • • • We're no longer freshmen!' might well be the motto of the sophomore closs ot J. S. T. C. All sophomores sigh with relief when they think about all the turmoil they went through that first year . . . English themes, speech classes, examinations, rat week, and one hundred other things that all good little freshmen must tolerate if they ever expect to become sophomores. After having completed their first year, however, the members of this class are always eager to dish it out to beginning freshmen, and in this wsy add much to the spirit of the student body. The more ambitious sophomores run for offices in the Student Council, and in this way lay the foundation for their success during the junior and senior years. Eager, energetic, and willing, the sophomore class always puts over with a bang the Sophomore Hop, its annual dance. s ii p ii o m (i it e eiaM CLASS OFFICERS President ..................Vice-President .......................Secretary ...................... Treasurer ........................Reporter Representative to Student Council Representative to Student Council Representative to Social Committee CLARENCE CHASTAIN NEIL HARRIS . . MARVORENE HENLEY . LOUISE CLEARY . REGINALD TIDWELL . GRAFTON SHARP MARY JONES CAROLYN INGRAM . ADAMS, BETTY NELLE ... Gadsden ADAMS, RICHARD J.............Anniston ALBEA, JOHN MORGAN Spring Garden AL8EA, WOODROW , . , Jacksonville ALFORD, JUANITA . , East Gadsden AMOS, JACK R....................Altai la ARRINGTON, J. THOMAS . Spring Garden BOOZER. GENEVA ... Jacksonville BOOZER, REUBEN BYRON . Jacksonville BOOZER, HOLLIS S. . Jacksonville BOOZER, RICHARD WAYNE . Jacksonville BOOZER, ELLIS GRAHAM . Jacksonville BOYD, MARTHA SUE . . Millerville BROWNING, MARY SEALE Anniston AYERS, CHARLES G. Hockleburg BAGGETT. W. JAY Ranburne BAIRD. HORTENSE . Roanoke BAKER, AUDREY . . . Anniston BANKSTON, JAMES L. . . Roanoke BENNETT, MARION DANIEL . Piedmont BENNETT, WILLIAM R. . Oxford BURNETTE, JOY . . Dodeville CALDWELL, TYRUS R - . Gadsden CAMP. ASHLEY L.. JR............Munford CHAVERS, RUTH MURRIEL Sylocouga CHUMLEY. DORIS MARIE . . Keener CLEARY, LOUISE Ashville ClOTFELTER, WAYMAN NOEL . Booz FIRST ROW: Adorns, Betty Nelle; Adams, Richard J.; Albea, John Morgan; Albeo, Woodrow; Alford, Juanita; Amos, Jack R.; Arrington, J. Thomas . . . SECOND ROW: Ayers, Charles G.; Baggett, W. Jay; Baird, Hortense; Baker, Audrey; Bankston, James L.; Bennett, Marion Daniel; Bennett, William R. . . . THIRD ROW.- Boozer, Geneva; Bcozer, Reuben Byron; Boozer, Hollis Strickland; Boozer, Richard Wayne; Boozer, Ellis Graham; Boyd, Martha Sue; Browning, Mary Seale . . . FOURTH ROW: Burnette, Joy; Caldwell, Tyrus R.; Camp, Ashley L., Jr.; Chavers, Ruth Murriel; Chumley, Doris Marie; Cleary, Louise; Clotfel-ter, Wayman Noel. II II Pi K GLaM CRESWELL, EVELON . . Lincoln GIDLEY, LAWRENCE W. . Jacksonville CRYAR. WANDA Albertville GRAHAM, NILES Centre CULBERSON, MARZELL . . Sylocouga GRAHAM, JOHN BERRY . Gadsden DILLON, PATRICIA BETH . Jacksonville GRAY, NELLE . Piedmont DOSS, SYBIL INEZ . Weaver GREEN, RALPH LAMAR Piedmont EDEN, GEORGE, G., JR. . Ashvilie GRIFFITH, LOUISE . Guntersville EDMONDSON. JAMES H. Gadsden HAMMOND, CLARENCE Piedmont EDWARDS, FRANCES . . Birmingham HAMRICK, HERMAN E. Piedmont EITSON, LOUIS C. Hamilton HANSON, BUREN Wedowee ELLISON, DONNIS M. . . Calera HARPER, NANCY . Jacksonville EVERS, ALLENE . Dadeville HARKINS, JAMES . Anniston TRCEMAN, MORRIS D. . Fyffe HARRElSON, JOHN P. Duke GARDNER, EDWARD G. Spring Garden HAYWOOD, JAMES B. Jacksonville GARNER, WILLIAM G. . . Anniston HAYES, LEO T Jacksonville FIRST ROW: Creswell, Evelon; Cryar, Wanda; Culberson, Marzell; Dillon, Patricia Beth; Doss, Sybil Inez; Eden, George G.; Edmondson, James H. . . . SECOND ROW: Edwards, Frances,- Eitson, Louis C.; Ellison, Donnis M.; Evers, Allene; Freeman, Morris D.,- Go.'dner, Edward G.; Garner, William G. . . . THIRD ROW: Gidley. Lawrence William; Graham, Niles; Graham, John Berry; Gray, Nelle; Green, Ralph Lamar; Griffith, Louise; Hommond, Clarence . . . FOURTH ROW: Hamrick, Herman E.; Hanson, Buren; Harper, Nancy,- Harkins, James,- Harrelson, John P„- Haywood, James B.; Hayes, Leo T. S II P II II M 0 ft E Clou HAMMOND. MRS. JOHN . Reform HEATON, RALPH ... Crossville HENSON. MONZA ZANA Childersburg HERRING. BOBBIE CHRISTINE Remlop HIGGINS, AUDREY MAE Anniston HIX, BESSIE.......................Kellyton HONEA, CRUMPTON B. Piodmonl INGRAM, CAROLYN . . Jacksonville JONES, ALFRED HUME . . Jacksonville JONES, ANNIE LEE . . Sf. Clair Springs JONES, MARY H.......................Heflin JONES, SARAH M. Heflin JOHNSON, ROBERT I. . Jacksonville JOHNSON. PEGGY NANN . . Albertville KEITH, NANCY Henogor KELLETT, WILLIAM T. . . . Jacksonville KERR. CHARLOTTE . Anniston KILPATRICK. ARTHUR B. Piedmont KNIGHTON, JEWELL DEAN . Jacksonville LANDERS, HUMPHREY B Jacksonville LIGHT. HERBERT, J. Crossville LINDSAY, RAYMOND H. Anniston LIPSAY, CHARLES F. . Anniston love, huel mckinley Tallodega LUCKIE, REBECCA Godsden MALLICOAT, JAMES Mentone MONCUS. JAMES V. Geraldine MORROW, JOHN DAVID Grant FIRST ROW: Hammond, Mrs. John; Heaton, Ralph; Henson, Monza Zona; Herring, Bobbie Christine; Higgins, Audrey Mae; Hix, Bessie; Honea, Crumpton B. . . . SECOND ROW: Ingram, Carolyn; Jones, Alfred Hume; Jones, Annie Lee; Jones, Mary H.; Jones, Soroh M.; Johnson, Robert L.; Johnson, Peggy Nonn . . THIRD ROW: Keith, Nancy,- Kellett, William T.; Kerr, Charlotte; Kilpatrick, Arthur B.,- Knighton, Jewell Dean; Landers, Humphrey Baskin,- Light, Herbert J. . . . FOURTH ROW: Lindsay, Raymond H.; Lipsey, Charles P.; Love, Huel McKinley; Luckie, Rebecca; Mallicoat, James; Moncus, James V.; Morrow, John David. ★ ★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 7ke S II I' II 0 II (I II E GlaU MORTON, JESSIE E. . Albertville POPE, HOLLIS MOORE . Piedmont MOTLEY, CHARLES E. . . Wodley POSEY. NEAL N. Garden dale McClendon, clara Trion, Go. POWERS, JAMES T. Anniston McCLINTOCK, MARY . Anniston REYNOLDS. JAMES G. . Jamestown McWhorter, william h. Jacksonville RINGER. ROBERT E. Valley Head NELSON, HARLIN L. Goodwater SANDERS, THOMAS ARNOLD Albertville NEWMAN, ERNEST VANN Guntersville SELF, JANE E. Jacksonville NEWMAN, MARY S. , . Lineville SHARP. GRAFTON D. . . Decatur OWEN, JAMES E. . Jacksonville SIMPSON, ELEANOR B. . Oxford PATTY, CHARLES E. . Anniston SMITH, ERMA . Shawmut PAYNE, EDGAR LECIL Altoona SOLLEY, ELBERTA . Sylocauga PHILLIPS, LEONORA Jacksonville SPRAYBERRY, CHARLES L. . Bynum PITTARD, MARY LOU , . Sylacauga STEWART, SHERMAN J. , . Hazel Green POPE, A. F . Piedmont STEWART, JACK P. . . . Childersburg Watch the buggies, girls) J. S. T. C. offers excellent fa cilities for studying the biolcg ical sciences ★ ★ ★ FIRST ROW: Morion, Jesse E.; Motley, Charles E.; McClendon, Cloro; McClintock, Mary; McWhorter, Wm. Horace,- Nelson, Horlin L.; Newman, Ernest Vonn . . . SECOND ROW: Newmon, Mary Satterfield; Owen, James E.; Patty, Charles E.; Payne, Edgar lecil; Phillips, Leonora; Pittard, Mary Lou; Pope, A. F. . . . THIRD ROW: Pope, Hollis Moore; Posey, Neal N.; Powers, Jomes T.; Reynolds, Jomes G.; Ringer, Robert E.; Sanders, Thomas Arnold; Self, Jane E. . . . FOURTH ROW: Shorp, Grafton D.; Simpson, Eleanor B.; Smith, Erma; Solley, Elberta; Sprayberry, Charles L.; Stewart, Sherman J.; Stewart, Jock P. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ -k Page 67 STORY, MARY FRANCES Gadsden SWANN, MARGARET ANN Roanoke THOMAS. FRANCES Gadsden THORPE, MARTHA . Millervillo TIDWEll. REGINALD D. . Cleveland TOWNLEY, ROBERT E. . Gadsden VARNELl, INA JOSEPHINE Piodmont VICK, JEANNIE ROXIE Bankston WALLACE, ANN .... . Five Points WARLICK. HOWARD EUGENE . Alpine WEAVER, BILLY NOLEN Jacksonville WILSON. E. C . Eastaboga WOOD, MARY JOYCE Anniston WOODS. EVERETT J„ JR, Piedmont WYLIE, LEONETTE Roanoke WYLIE, SAM M„ JR. . , . . Roanoke HOLCOMB, HONZEL Booz Posed? What do you think? A corner of the library reading room The Science Department at J. S. T. C. has been greatly enlarged to meet the demands of students wishing to major in that field They can cook, too! Scene in Home Economics Deportment FIRST ROW: Story, Mary Frances: Swann, Margaret Ann; Thomas, Frances,- Thorpe, Martha; Tidwell, Reginald D.; Townley, Robert E. . . . SECOND ROW: Vornell, Ina Josephine,- Vick, Jeannie R.; Wolloce, Ann; Worlick, Howard Eugene; Weaver, Billy Nolen,- Wilson, E. C. . . . THIRD ROW: Wood, Mary Joyce; Woods, Everett J„ Jr.,- Wylie, Leonelte; Wylie. Sam M., Jr.; Holcomb, Honzel. • • • Full and overflowing ore words which might be applied to the freshman class ot J. S. T. C. The end of the wor brought hundreds of newly discharged veterans here intent on getting an education ol Uncle Som's expense. This group has contributed more thon can be told to the life and spirit of this school. Tired of being under the constant strain of ormy life, this group adjusted quickly to college life and joined in both the work and the ploy on the campus. Freshman activities ore numberless. Hardly a week posses that does not offer o dance, picnic, boll gome, or some other activity sponsored by members of the cbss. They enter in with groups of upperclassmen to plon all sorts of entertainments and programs for students and visitors. The program for the annual Spring Fiesto was sponsored by o group of talented freshmen, and what a gola affair it turned out to be! The freshmen con always afford to strut with pride at the never-failing success of their annual dance, the Freshman Frolic. Pog« 70 74? F K E S II II 1 I GLu CLASS OFFICERS SUE BRYANT Secretary CLARENCE OWEN Treasurer JACK AMOS Representative to Student Council RAY McMINN Representative to Student Council TERRY HOOGES Representative to Social Committee ADAMS. PAUL R . Guntersvillo CALHOUN, CHARLES F. Jacksonville ADAMS. SUE . Keener CALVERT, EVON Cullman AL8EA, MRS. JOHN M. Spring Garden CAMPBELL, WILlODEAN JOYCE Anniston ALLGOOD. JOSEPH P.. Ill AMOS. RICHARD S.. JR. BAGGETT, MIRIAM KIRK Piedmont Milton, Florida Ashland CANNON. MARY LOU CANTER, ELISC TERRY . Jacksonville Tolladego BARNES. JOE Gadsden CAPPS. F. G. CARTER. RICHARD H. Brewton East Godsden BENTLEY. HERSCHEl P-. JR Gadsden CASEY, FRANK D., JR. Jacksonville BIDOLE. CALVIN I.. JR. Gadsdon CASSIDY, BILL Godsden 8LAKE. ELAINE Heflin CHANDLER. ADRIAN A. Chovies BLUE. MATT P , JR. BONDS, CARL PITMAN BRANHAM, MARAGEM BROTHERS, CHESTER Jacksonville Anniston Boat CHASTAIN. WILLIAM PAUL CHRISTAIN, JAY W. Clark, harold e. COCHRAN. WALTER L., JR. . Jacksonville Munford Collinsville BROWN, BETTY LOU Aitalla COLLIER, SILAS Arob BROWN, JIMMY . Gadsden COLLIER, THOMAS W„ JR. Anniston BROWN, PEARLY Ohotchee COLLIER, BILLY GLENN Anniston BRUGGE, HUBERT . BRYANT. GLENNA SUE BUFORD, SUE BURNHAM. H. R. iPotl East Gadsden . Crossville . Gadsden Piedmont CCtllNS, CLYDE EUGENE COLLINS, RAY CONWAY, GORDON COOPER. NEDDIE RUE Olive Hill. Ky. Fort Poyne Thorsby Cordova BURNHAM. ROBERT W. Jacksonville CORGILl. JAMES EDWARD Thomosville BURTON, ALUNE Bessemer COX. BETTY Ashville 8URTRAM. BARBARA Springville COX, ELMARIE Tolladego CAMERON, WILLIAM Owen CRAWFORD, CHARLIE L . JR Anniston FIRST ROW: Adams. Paul R.; Adams. Suo; Albea. Mrs. John M , Allgood, Joseph P, III; Amos, Richard S., Jr.; Baggett, Miriam Kirk; Barnes, Joe . . SECOND ROW, Bentley, Herschel P., Jr.; Biddle. Calvin I.. Jr.; Bloke. Elaine; Blue, Matt P , Jr.; Bonds, Carl Pitman; Branham, Maragem,- Brothers, Chester . . . THIRD ROW: Brown, Betty lou; Brown, Jimmy; Brcwn. Pearly; Brugge, Hubert; Bryant, Glcnno Sue; Buford, Sue; Burnhom. H. R ..Pat' . FOURTH ROW: Burnham, Robert W.j Burton. Alline; Burtrom. Bar- bara; Cameron, William Owen; Calhoun, Charles F-; Calvert, Evon; Campbell, Willodeon Joyce . . . FIFTH ROW-. Cannon, Mary Lou; Canter, Elise Terry, Capps. F G, Carter, Richard H.; Casey, Frank D., Jr.; Cassidy, Bill; Chandler, Adrian A. . . SIXTH ROW: Chastain. William Paul; Christian, Joy W. Clark. Horold E.; Cochran, Waller l„ Jr.; Collier, Silas; Collier, Thomas W, Jr„- Collier. Billy Glenn . . SEVENTH ROW: Collins, Clyde Eugene; Collins. Ray; Conway, Gordon; Cooper. Neddie Rue; Corgill. James Edward. Cox, Betty; Cox, Elmarie,- Crawford, Charles L., Jr. 7ke FRESH H it GtaU CREEL, TRAVIS LATHANIEL Horton FRANKLIN, LEWIS HENRY Piedmont CRUCE, RUTH IVALON Bremen FRAZER. MAGGIE WILL LaFayette CURRY, THOMAS JAMES Anniston GASTON, FINUS C. . Gadsden DANIEL, ANTHONY A. Guntersville DAWKINS. ANN Crag ford DEAN, ALBON Gadsden GERSTLAUER, ELAINE , . Lehighton, Pa. DUKE, ALEX S. Decatur GIBSON, RUSSELL W. Fort Payne GILES, GLYN , Heflin GILES. WILLIAM R. Gadsden DUNCAN, JOHNNIE Jacksonville GILLILAND, JAMES Collinsville DURBIN, IRMA DAPHENE Clanton GILLILAND. BURL E. Steele DYE, CHARLES EDWIN . Anniston GOSSETT, JAMES L. Piedmont ECHOLS. SHERMAN . Somerville EDWARDS, DAVID Piedmont ELROD. WILLEAN , Holly Pond GOWENS, VESTER W, Spring Garden EMERSON. JACKSON . Spring Garden GRADY, JACKSON LEE West Point, Ga, GRANT, JAMES LOYD , . Wedowee GREENE. FOSTER Hollywood ERWIN, ALBERT INZER Alabama City GULLIAN, WILLIAM H. . Guntersville ESTES, TOMMIE JEWEL , , Piedmont GUNN, FRANK Anniston EVERETT, KENZ P. . Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. GUNN. RALPH COOK Roanoke EZELL, LILLIAN LAVELLA Anniston FARR, WALTER Lmeville FINLEY, DIXIE . Millerville GUNN. PATTY NELL Roanoke FITE, ROBERT SAMUEL Weaver GURLEY, JACK RUSSELL Anniston HAAS. JEANETTE Fort Payne HACKNEY, FRANK NEIL . Anniston FLORIDA. CHARLES L. . Quinton HAMMILL. CHARLES . . Cedartown, Ga. FORD. EDWIN Thomasville HANDLEY, RALPH E. Piedmont FORMBY, CHARLES ALFREC � . Piedmont HARDIN. GLEN ICE MAZELl Vino FOSHEE. JAMES . Red Level HARRIS. ROBERT E. Sylocauga FIRST ROW: Creel, Travis Lathaniel; Crete, Ruth Ivalon; Curry, Thomas James; Daniel, Anthony A..- Dawkins, Ann,- Dean, Albon, Duke, Alex S______SECOND ROW: Duncan, Johnnie; Durbin, Irma t aphene; Dye. Charles Edwin; Echols, Sherman; Edwards, David; Elrod, Wllleon; Emerson, Jackson . . THIRD ROW: Erwin, Albert Inzer; Estes, Tommie Jewel; Everett, Kenz P.; Ezell, Lillian Lovella; forr, Walter; Finley, Dixie; Fite, Robert Samuel. . . FOURTH ROW: Florida, Charles I.; Ford, Edwin; Formby, Charles Allred; Foshee, James; Franklin, Lewis Henry; Frazer, Maggie Will; Gaston, Finus C. . . . FIFTH ROW: Gerstlauer, Elaine; Gibson, Russell W.; Giles, Glyn; Giles, William R.; Gilliland, Jomes; Gilliland, Burl E.; Gossett, James L. . . SIXTH ROW: Gowens, Vester W.; Grady, Jackson Lee; Grant. James Loyd; Greene, Foster; Gullian, William H„- Gunn, Frank; Gunn, Ralph Cook . . . SEVENTH ROW: Gunn, Patty Nell; Gurley, Jack Russell; Haas, Jeanette; Hackney. Fronk Weil; Hammill, Charles; Handley, Ralph E.; Hardin, Glenice Mazell; Harris, Robert E, %e |{ i; S II N .1 i Clou HARRIS. WILLARD MARCEL Anniston JORDAN, MARGARET ANN Centro HARRISON, PAUL EMORY Gadsden JORDAN, LAURA Cragford HAWKINS, GLENN M. Alexandria KENNEDY, ROBERT WALTER Lanett HAYNES, EUNICE ROMONA Wedowee HAYNES. DEWEY FRANK Oxford HEATON, SAM STEWART Gadsden KIDD, MILTON LORIS . . Haley ville HESTER. JAMES SMITH . Centre KIDD, WILLIAM FLORIS . Haleyville KING, OTIS (Sonny) . Anniston KIRBY, W. ROGER Jacksonville HILL, RAYMOND J. Gadsden KNIGHT, ROBERT G. Gunfersville HODGES, TERRY H. Gadsden LANGLEY, MILDRED Bowden, Go. HOLDER, LEE H. Jacksonville LEATHERWOOD, CHARLES L. Gadsden HOLMES, GLENN R. . Altalla HONEA, MERITA FAYE Jacksonville HOOD. OLIVE INEZ , Gadsden LeCROY, JAMES E. Anniston HOOD, THOMAS . . . Gadsden LEFTWICH, JAMES C. Gadsden LESLIE. CARL L. . . Anniston LEWIS, AARON HUGH . Centre HOWELL. ALBERT MATSON Anniston LONG. JOHNNY M. Guntersville HUBBARD. JAMES Alpine LOTT, GEORGE WILLIAM Crone Hill JOBE. LOLA M. Gunter sville LOVE, FRANCES Ashville JOHNSON, HARRY A, . . Jacksonville JOHNSON, JEFF A. . Centre JONES, BEVERLY Anniston LYDA, EUGENE THOMAS . Gadsden JONES, CLARA BELLE Piedmont MABREY, NOLAN WH.LA Horton MAIER. LOUIS GEORGE Anniston MANGUM, KENNETH LAMAR Wellington JONES, JACQUELINE Cordova MARTIN. JOHN MILTON Ohotchee JONES, JAMES H„ JR. Jacksonville MARTIN. THOMAS EDWARD Liberty JONES. LEWIS. JR. Alabama City MARTIN, RAYMOND . Lincoln JORDAN, JAMES Collinsville MARTIN, JOAN Goodwater mono; Haynes. Dewey Frank; Heaton, Sam Stewart; Hester, James Smith . . SECOND ROW: Hill, Raymond J.; Hodges, Terry H.; Holder, Lee H.; Holmes, Glenn R.; Honea, Merita Faye, Hood, Olive Inez; Hood, Thomas . . . THIRD ROW; Howell, Albert Matson; Hjbbard, James; Jobe. Lola M.: Johnson, Harry A.; Johnson, Jeff A.; Jones, Beverly; Jones. Clara Belle ... FOURTH ROW: Jones, Jacqueline; Jones, James K, Jr.; Jones, Lewis, Jr.; Jordan. James; Jordan. Margaret Ann; Jordan, Laura; Kennedy, Robert Wolter ... FIFTH ROW: Kidd. Milton Loris; Kidd, William Floris; King. Otis :SonnyKirby, W. Roger; Knight, Robert G.; Langley, Mildred; Leatherwcod. Charles L. . . . SIXTH ROW, LeCroy, James E.; Leflwich. James C.; Leslie, Carl L..- lewis, Aaron Hugh; Long, Johnny M.; Lott, George William; love. Frances . . SEVENTH ROW; Lyda, Eugene Thomas; Mabrey, Nolan Willa; Maier. Louis George; Mangum; Kenneth Lamar; Martin, John Milton; Martin, Thomas Edward; Martin, Raymond; Martin, Joan. GU P It E S II Jl I I GLu MINTON, FRANKLIN C. . Piedmont OWEN, SUE Talladega MINTON, ROBERT LEWIS . Piedmont OWEN, HUELETT BENNETT Oxford MONTGOMERY, CLYDE WRIGHT Boaz OWEN, CLARENCE L. MOON, WILLIAM I. Centre MOORE, BOBBY HERSHEL Piedmont MOORE, DENVER . Albertville Wecio wee MOOTY, HAROLD DEAN Heibergor PARKER, VALERIA M, . . Piedmont PARRIS, MRS. JAMES E. . Jacksonville PARTON, A. P„ JR. Ohatchee MULDREW, BETTY JEAN Roanoke PATTERSON, FORREST E. Fairfax MUILINAX, LYNN PAYNE, CHARLIE JEAN McABEE, HARRY STANLEY Piedmont PENNEY, MILLARD FRANCIS Gadsden McCONATHA, GLORIA JEAN Geraldine McCORD, ROBERT WALTON Mentone McELROY, CLAY E. Fruithurst . Anniston McKAY, NINA Della PHILLIPS, ROBERT RYNHARDT Sylocauga PHILLIPS, HORACE R. Anniston PHILLIPS. CARREL B Valley Head McKIMM, EDWARD E POWERS. WILLIAM DICKERT Anniston McMINN, RAY E, . . PRUETT, JOHN DAVIS Jacksonville NANCARROW, GEORGE FLOYD Flat Rock PRUETT, WESLEY BOYD Altoona NELSON, LOUISE Anniston NIEMEIER, CHARLES CLARK Goylesville NOEL, WILLIAM E, Talladega RAGAN, RUPERT HAROLD . Anniston REYNOLDS, HUGH MARCUS Fairfax RIDOLE. EWELL M Heflin RIVERS, JOHN L. Jacksonville NORTON, OLIVE J. . Moore Hoven, Flo. ROBERTS, EARL JOHNSON Collinsville NORTON, WILLIAM LOTUS Spring Garden RUSHING. WILLIAM GERALD Jasper NUNNELLEY, FRED G.. JR. Anniston SAFFELS, GEORGE AARON Fyffe O’NEAL, MARY Gadsden SAFFELS, ANNA WAYNE B. Gallant FIRST ROW Mi men, Fronklin C.; Minton. Rcberr Lewis; Montgorrery. Clyde Wright; Moon, William I.; Moore, Bobby Hershel; Moore. Denver; Mccty. Harold Dcon . . . SECOND ROW: Muldrew, Betty Jeon; MtMincx, Lynn. McAbce. Horry Stanley; McCcnotho. Gloria Jeon, McCord. Robert Wcllon; McElrcy. Cloy E.; McKoy. Nino . . . THIRD ROW: McKirrrr. Edword E., McMinn. Roy E.; Noncarrcw. George Floyd; Nelson, Louise; Niemeie'. Chores Clark; Neel. Willicrr E.; Norris, Jcrrcs D. . . . FOURTH ROW: Norton, Olive Joyce; Norton. Wiilicm Lotus: NurneNey, Fred G.. Jr., O'Neol. Mary; Owen. Sue. Cwer, Huelett Bennett; Owen. Oorencc L. . . FIFTH ROW: Porker, Sherrill; Po' C', Valerio M.; Porris. Mrs. Jomes E.; Portan, A. P.. Jr.. Potterson. Forrest E-; Poyne. Chcrlie Jecn; Penney. Millcrd Froncis . . . SIXTH ROW: Phillips. Joseph Hcwcrd; Phillips, Robert Rynhordt; Phillips, Horace R , Pnillips, Correl B., Pcwe'S. William Dickert; Soffels. George Aaron.- Saffefs, Anna Woyne Brothers . SEVENTH ROW.- Pruett, John Doviy Pruott, Wesley Boyd; Ragon, Rupert Harold. Reynolds, Hugh Marcus; Riddle, Ewoll M.; Rivers, John L.; Roberts. Earl Johnson,- Rushing, Wiiliom Gerald. Gke I |{ E S 11 M .1 S Glau SALMON, WEBB Piedmont STONE, BLANCHE . . . . Boaz SEGLER, JOE Guntersville STOWE, MARY KATHLEEN Leesburg SEIBOID, CHARLES J. . Guntersville ST. PIERRE. HAROLD J. Weaver SELLERS, JAMES T, Alexander City SEUwtAN, FOSTER HUGH Rome, Ga. SHARP, DONALD EDWARD Anniston STREET, WILLIAM C. Gadsden SHAW, OSCAR WILLIAM Gadsden SUMMERFORD, MAX D. Falkville TANKERSLEY. BILLIE JEAN . Sylacougo THOMAS. WILLENE Milltown SHAW. WOODROW FRANKLIN Gadsden THOMASON, EDWIN RANDALL Piedmont SHIEPE, WILLIAM F. Lawrence, Mass. THOMPSON, SAMUEL S. Ft. McClellan SHIPP, ROBERT BYRON Crossville TILLEY. CLYDE WALTON Henogar SIBERT, ANN . . Jacksonville SIMPSON, FREEMAN AUSTIN Anniston SISSON. BETTY ANN . Gadsden TREADAWAY, BUDDY Jacksonville SMALLWOOD, BILL Lonett TURLEY, GILBERT . Anniston UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM A. Roanoke WALDEN, ELBERT W. Anniston SMITH, ELBERT E. . Anniston WALKER. HAROLD L. . . Attalla SMITH, KATHRYN . . Crossville WALKER, WALTER D-. JR. Jacksonville SMITH, KENNETH J. . Collinsville WATSON, ALICE Odenville SMITH, ROY E. . Lineville SNODDY, THOMAS E, Double Springs SPARKS, ELENE Gadsden WEAVER, JACK . Collinsville SPARKS, MARGARET L. New Orleans, La. WEATHERS, HOWARD Anniston WEEKS, DANNY H. . . Anniston WHISENANT, JAMES L. Union Grove STALLINGS, HARVEY . . Ohatchee WHITE, HOWARD R. Ashville STEPHENS, WHEELER R. . Delta WHITLOCK, HOMER N. . Anniston STEWART, JACK L. . Anniston WILLIAMON, JAMES FRANK . Jacksonville STEWART. MILTON L, Oxford WILLIAMS, LOUISE Jacksonville Poge 80 FIRST ROW: Solmon, Webb; Segler, Joe; Seibold, Charles J.; Sellers, James T.; Selmon, Foster Hugh Shorp. Donald Edword, Show. Oscar Williom . . , SECOND ROW. Show, Woodrow Franklin; Shiepe, Wil Horn F.; Shipp, Robert Byron; Slbert, Ann; Simpson, Freeman Austin; Sisson, Betty Ann; Smallwood, Bill . . THIRD ROW: Smith, Elbert E., Smith, Kathryn; Smith. Kenneth J ; Smith, Roy E.. Snoddy, Thomos E .; Sporks Elene; Sporks. Margaret Leona . . . FOURTH ROW: Stallings. Horvey; Stephens, Wheeler R.; Stewart Jock I.,-Stewart, Milton L.; Stone, Blonche, Stowe, Mary Kathleen; St. Pierre, Harold J. . . . FIFTH ROW Street. Williom C.. Summerford, Max D„- Tankersley, Billie Jeon; Thomas. Willene, Thomason, Edwin Ron doll, Thompson, Samuel S.; Tilley, Clyde Walton . . .SIXTH ROW: Treodoway, Buddy; Turley, Gilbert Underwood, Williom Anthony.- Walden. Elbert W., Walker, Harold L.; Wolker, Walter D„ Jr.; Wotson Alice . . SEVENTH ROW Weaver. Jock; Weothers. Howard, Weeks. Danny H ; Whisenont. Jomes I. White, Howord R.; Whitlock. Homer N„ Williomon, Jomes Fronk; Willioms. Louise. F I! E S H ill 1 GLu WILLIAMS, MABEL WOOD, GORDON FRANK WOOD, MADELYN WOODWARD, J. B. . WRIGHT, DOROTHY , MARTIN, JOHN FRANK MATHEWS, HARLAN , , Ohotchee Jacksonville Gadsden Jacksonville . Anniston Pell City MATHEWS, JOHN H MAYES, RICHARD T. MEDDERS, ROBERT F CRIST, ROBERT JOHNS, JOHN B. PORTERFIELD, CLIFFORD D. STEPHENS, JULIAN, JR. . Lineville . Weover Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Anniston Anniston MISS ADA CURTISS, Professor in the Music Deportment, at the Console of the Hammond Organ. It's All Theirs Next Year! MARZELL CULBERSON, Editor of Mimosa; JAY BAGETT, Treasurer of S. G. A.; RUTH GOZA, Assistant Editor of Teacolo; LOCK-LYN HUBBARD. Vice-President of S. G. A.; ELENE SPARKS, Editor of Teacolo,- CLARENCE CHASTAIN. President of S. G. A.,-FRANCES HORTON, Secretory of S. G. A. FIRST ROW: Williams, Mabel; Wood, Gordon Frank; Wood, Madelyn; Woodward, J. B.; Wright, Dorothy; Martin, John Frank; Mathews, Harlan . . . SECOND ROW: Mathews, John H.; Moyes, Richard T.,- Medders, Robert F.; Crist, Robert; Johns, John B.; Porterfield, Clifford D.; Stephens, Julian, Jr. ke 0RGMIZ4TI0IS STUDENT COUNCIL JOHNNY SPURLOCK . . ROBERT COX............................... MARZELL CULBERSON LOCKLYN HUBBARD.................... TROY DENDY, HOLLAND SAULS................ SARAH HARDEGREE, JIM STRONG.............. MARY JONES, GRAFTON SHARP................ RAY McMlNN, JACK AMOS.................... DR. R. P. FELGAR President S. G. A. Vice-President S. G. A. . Secretary S. G. A. . Treasurer S. G. A. . Senior Class . Junior Class Sophomore Class . . Freshman Class ..................Adviser GOVE I! II E H T AdAxscicdixm The initiation oi student government by President Cole alter he assumed the duties of his office in the autumn of 1942 has proved to be one of the most progressive steps token in the history of the college. The Student Government Association is headed by the president, vice-president, secretory, treasurer, elected by popular vote in the spring quarter, and two representatives from each class. The president presides at assembly, the vice-president is chairman of the Social Committee, and the secretary is in charge of assembly programs. One of the most important functions of the Student Government Association is the planning and supervision of oil social activities on the campus. These duties rest upon the Social Committee, which is composed of the vice-president, a representative from the freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes, the house mothers of the dormitories, and a faculty adviser, JOHNNY SPUOLOCK President SOCIAL COMMITTEE ROBERT COX NORMA CORIEY POLLY STITT CAROLYN INGRAM TERRY HOOGES . MRS. CARRIE ROWAN . . MRS. MARGARET STAPP MRS. PAULINE WEBB Chairman Senior Class Junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class - Daugetre Hall Abercrombie Holl Weatherly Hall KAPPA DELTA PI Epsilon Phi, local chapter ol Koppo Delta Pi, a notional educational fraternity, was organized at J. S. T. C. in 1944, A college student must hove a B average ond must be of junior or senior standing to be eligible for membership in Kappa Delto Pi. Epsilon Phi was host to all state chapters of this organization at the annual luncheon ot the Tutwiler Hotel, Birmingham, Alabama, March 28, 1947. OFFICERS M. L. ROBERTS.................. MARY COBB...................... WILLODEAN PARKER MARY ANNIE GILLILAND CAROLYN TRIPLETT . DR. L. W. ALLISON.............. President fice-President . Secretary Counselor 1 Page 88 FIRST ROW: Ma e Gilliland, Sarah Morris, Dottii Sewell, Mary Cobb, Willodean Parker Finley, Jackie Cobb, M. I. Roberts, Louise Waters, Dr. C. R. Wood ANNUAL BANQUET SECOND ROW: NOT PICTURED: Poye 89 FRENCH CLUB Recognizing the difficulty with which students learn to speak a foreign language J. S. T. C. instituted at the beginning of the foil quarter a unique study for the advanced French students. The program worked out is the result of the arduous efforts of Dr. J. H. Jones, professor of French, Following this plan, the students study in small groups of four or five under French exchange students, who conduct the classes in French. Part of the doss period is spent in textbook study, part in conversation, and the remaining time in the discussion of the semi-monthly newspaper to which the students subscribe, or in discussing related reading. In addition to the activities of the class period, further opportunity is given the students to speak French at the meals served twice daily in the French dining room. Frequently an informal songfesl featuring French folk songs or a lecture on some phase o( French civilization follows the evening meal. Another feature of the program is that of celebrating holidays of both countries. The regular meal is supplemented by specific dishes required for the occasion and by group participation in the rituals. The French students and other members of the group present frequent programs for the civic clubs and schools of northeast Alaboma. These programs include an explanation of the project, talks by the French students on French culture and Franco-American relations, and French folk songs and dances by the girls in native costumes.. During their stoy here the exchange students, in addition to their teaching, ore making a study of Americon civilization. These student-teachers include Mesdemoilles Odette Michel and Simonne Repus-sard and Messieurs Robert Humbert and Fernand Morty. The hostess ond dietician is Madome Andree Alvernhe. All five are from Paris and are college graduates who were especially selected for their present work. OFFICERS President MARY COBB . . . CLARENCE CHASTAIN ELENE SPARKS . DR. J. H. JONES . Vice-President Secretory-Treasurer Director Opal Adair Betty Nelle Adams Joseph Allgood Madame Alverhne Lucille Branscomb Pat Burnham Clarence Chastain Charlotte Claypoole Jackie Cobb Mary Cobb Patty Dillon Ruth Goza Marzell Culberson MEMBERS James Harkins Nancy Harper Marieta Honea Robert Humbert Carolyn Ingram Alfred Jones James Jones Dr. James H. Jones Robert Jones William Jones Charles Lipsey Fernand Marty John Murrell Odette Michel John Morrow Charles Motley John Nisbet Simonne Repussard M. L. Roberts Jane Self Eunice Southern Elene Sparks Margaret Ann Swann Louise Waters Everett J. Woods Betty Young CIVIL AIR PATROL JACKSONVILLE SQUADRON SquodfOA Cowunond.r and Officer. Won loitraclion LUCILLE BRANSCOMB. First lieutenant JOHN MORROW, Second Lieutenant WILLIAM KELLET, Warrant Officer FRANK OWENS, Warrant Officer LEO HAYES, Warrant Officer . . . WILLIAM GARNER, Warrant Officer WILLIAM B. WOOD, Warrant Officer . CAROLYN TRIPLETT, Warrant Officer . JOHN PRUETT..................... WILLIAM BENNETT................. . Commanding Officer Operations and Training Officer . Communications Officer Assistant Communications Officer Engineer Assistant Engineer Supply Officer Adjutant Flight Sergeant . President, Solo Club This organization is one of tho newest ond most pcpulor on the campus. It promotes intorest in aviation by offering boys ond girls the opportunity to receive both ground and flight training. Tho group owns a Bosic-Troiner plane for classroom instruction, a link Trainer, and Morse Code quipmont. It also owns on oviation library of reference books ond training films Flight instruction is given ot Roilly Fiold. As soon os o member solos, he is initiated into the Solo Club. Student officers of the Jacksonville Squadron are recommended by its Commanding Officer and op-pointed by Alabama Wing Headquarters of the Civil Air Patrol in Birmingham. The commanding officer is o faculty member ond is assisted by former air force instructors. J CLUB The J Club was organized in the Fall Quarter of 1946. From o few charter members it hos grown to be one of the largest ond most active organizations on the campus. To become o member of this club, one must hove lettered in o major sport at J. S. T. C-, have his application voted upon by the members of the group, ond take the initiation os prescribed by the club. OFFICERS BRUCE CHASE EMMETT C. WILSON CHARLES SPRAYBERRY BYRON SHIPP ................. . . President Vice-President MEMBERS Paul Adorns, Gilbert Ayers, Joe Bornes, Marion Bennett, Hubert Brugge, Frey Coder, Irby Cash, Bill Cassidy, Bruce Chase, Elbert Couch, Clyde Driskill, Louie Eitson, Bill Farrell, Niles Graham, James Haywood, George Heath, Sam Heaton, Curtis Johnson, Louis Jones, Theo Lauderdale, Jesse Morton, George Noncorrow. Charles Potty, Edgor Poyne, Neil Posey, Hammons Rains, Byron Shipp, John Smith, Charles Sprayberry, Jack Stewart. Jake Tidmore, Jomes White, Emmett Wilson, Ernest Newmon. Walter Wallace. Past 93 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is the lorgost religious orgonlzotion on the campus. Weekly meetings ore held both on the campus and at the locol church. Parlies, picnics, the Annual Banquet, conventions, and vacation at Ridgecrest, N. C., till the year with fun and warm fellowship for members of this organization. OPAL ADAIR . . KATHRYN HARE . JANE SELF . . . JOHNNY SPURLOCK FRANCES HORTON . JAMES OWENS . . MARY JONES LAURA JORDAN . RUTHCHAVERS . SARAH JONES . JUANITA STINSON HOLLAND SAULS MARIE HOOGE DR. H. ROSS ARNOLO MR. P, J. ARNOLD OFFICERS ....................President ................First Vice-Presiden . Second Vice-President ................Third Vice-President ......................... Secretary Treasurer ......................Publicity Director ..........................Music Director Baptist Student Magazine Representative ................Devotional Chairman Sundoy School Representative Sunday School Representative B. T. U. Representative Pastor, First Baptist Church ...................Faculty Adviser fisirl ANNUAL BANQUET WESLEY FOUNDATION The Wesley Foundation, Methodist student organization, seeks to promote religious development and fellowship on the campus and through the church. The program of activities includes two weekly meetings, ono on the campus and one at the church, forums on vital questions, guest speakers, worship services, monthly council meetings, student choir, Wosley Foundation Month, an annual banquet, and other social activities; In June, the Officers' and Counselors' Conference at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina. OFFICERS FRANCES STRIPLIN............. MARVORENE HENLEY PERRY TREADAWAY MARY COBB . MISS LUCILLE BRANSCOMB . REVEREND ELBERT S. BUTTERLY . President Vice-Prosident Secretary-Treasurer . Choir Leader Faculty Counselor Pastor-Director P. E. C. FELLOWSHIP The P. E. C. Fellowship is a |oint organization ol Presbyterian, Episcopal and Christian students to promote church-student relationship on the campus, and to give those students ol theso faiths a definite link between their college life and the church. All students of these denominations or any other denominations not otherwise represented on the campus are invited to join and work with this organization. BARBARA CAYLEY BOYD PRUETT POLLY THOMAS HARRY JOHNSON MRS. ALFRED ROEBUCK REV. JAMES DOOM OFFICERS ...................President Vice-President ...................Secretary . Treasurer Faculty Adviser Director, Pastor, First Presbyterion Church COMMERCIAL CLUB Honorary Society For Business Education Majors CAROLYN TRIPLETT JOHNILEE HARPER POLLY STITT LUCILLE BRANSCOMB President Vice-President Secretory-T reosurer Foculty Sponsor Requirements for membership in this organization include a B average in business sub|ects. as well as demonstrated interest and efficiency in commercial activities on the campus. The dub has mode application for affiliation with a notional honorary business education society. Programs are designed to broaden the students' interest and knowledge of the newest developments in business education ond the business world from tho standpoint of both teaching ond office work. Field trips to business houses in Gadsden, Anniston, ond Birmingham are made during the year M. L. Roberts Susie Cochran Louie Eiland Blanchie Biddle Fronces Horton Reuben Morgan Frances Striplin Nancy Keith Allene Evers Mary Cobb Melton Wallace Barbara Minter Johnnie Dilbeck Mary Ingram Martha Thorpe Joyce Burnette Horten «e Baird Hazel Stomps Jay Baggett Page 98 SOL 0 ROBERT COX . ... f FRANCES STORY . C ELENE SPARKS . . . . i CAROLYN INGRAM . . Ac MARZEll CULBERSON . Advo REGINALD TIDWELL . Organizations ELAINE GERSTLAUER . Feature T. W. COLLIER . Sports WAYNE FINLEY . . . PAT BURNHAM Snapshots JAMES HARKINS MONZA HENSON CHARLES MOTLEY ANN WALLACE FRANCES STRIPLIN OPAL ADAIR BILL GILES Advertising Staff 1 !) 4 7 N I I! 0 S A These two poges ore dedicated to the staff of the first edition of the MIMOSA, who have given freely of precious time filched from their academic work by skipping classes. The hours spent in getting the material and setting it up were often prolonged by argument and frustration. It was lots of fun but lots of work. So we wish to give full credit to every person on these pages. Without any one of them it would not have been possible to give you this edition. We hcpe you enjoy the book as much as we en-t joyed complaining about doing it. 1 it (I It i; l The Morgon-Colhoun literary societies ore two organizations on the campus which oppose each other in everything from egg-throwing to debating.. This develops school spirit ond everyone has o grand time in the process. There were no casualties this year, except for a little wounded DEBATERS-SPONSORS PAT BURNHAM-BARBARA CAYLEY ADRIAN CHANDLER-RUTH GOZA BILLY COLLIER—FRANCES STORY OFFICERS PAT BURNHAM...................President JANE SELF................Vice-President ADRIAN CHANDLER . Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT COX......................Reporter C A L Ii 0 I ocieUel pride when the judges Denounced the debate decision in favor of the Morgans for the third consecutive year. This gave them full possession of the cup. A few days after the debate, oil is well once more until next year when someone yells Yeo Calhoun or Yea Morgon. ABERCROMBIE HALL FORNEY HALL WEATHERLY HALL r i JIMMY SIMPSON AND ORCHESTRA Our Favorite Swing Kings When Jimmy Simpson entered school, he brought with him a gang of guys thot need only something to blow ond beat to produce the mellowest music cut of this world. Remember, boys, we knew you : FIESTA Every year during the spring quarter, J. S. T. C. invites high school seniors from all over the state to visit our campus and see the fun we have and the advantages we enjoy. We entertain the visitors with a football game, a barbecue, and a dance. This year two new attractions were added—the state music festival and a musical show called SOUTH AMERICA TAKE IT AWAY. It was entirely a student production and gave opportunity to much hidden talent. W.y Both Dog'1 Ugh! Heop Big linse! Hudson Mokes Me Weak Competition for the Rotkettes Ate Oof Aiomtlles S P I) IIT S iU UJ L'pcn his graduation from the State Teachers College in Illinois, Coach Dillon attended the University of Illinois. Alter graduation he began ccoching in various schools. In 1919-20 he coached everything under physical education at Howard College. In 1924 he returned to Howard and coached for five years. From there he went to Georgetown. Kentucky, and ccached lor a brief period. Coach Dillon first came to Jacksonville State Teachers College in 1937. and since that time lie has been coaching foctboll. He feels confident of a much better team next season. A T r T I L L E . . . During the war years the J Club wasn't verv net new oHk w-rc elected Bruce Chose wo, elected '“I, ,n No-o bc-. 1946 it wo, te-orgamied “c:r£r °r “ - •——- -« � . w„ ,y Z Z z„£,rzj° ZyfTTi• � . y hod ,or «s on the field fQr jk tiTHE L E T T E II TIDMORE NEWM- CARTER B. CASSIDY Pog 137 I S K i; T Gamecocks 63 Howard College 42 Gomecccks 42 Howord College 40 Gamecocks 60 Spring Hill 58 Gamecocks 76 53 Gomecocks 55 Livingston 43 Gomecocks 51 Livingston 29 Gamecocks 51 Troy S. T. C. 36 Gomecocks 50 Troy S. T. C. 13 Gamecocks 66 Morion Institute 64 Gamecocks 54 Marion Institute 33 Gamecocks 64 Mercer U. 57 Gomecocks 43 Mercer U. 58 Gamecocks 42 Piedmont Y. 24 Gamecocks 41 Piedmont Y. 35 Gomecocks 41 Calhoun Motors 28 In 1920 Ccoch Stephenson come to the Stole Normal School ot Jacksonville and coached lor lour years. During the next two yeors he had charge of athletics ot Corsicana. Texos. From there he went to Mobile. Ala., ond served as coach in Murphy High School. In 1928 he came bock to Jacksonville and ccoched in the high school for one year. At the end of that time he coached football ot the Jacksonville State Teachers College for two yeors. and since then he hos hod chorge of boseball ond basketball. Coach Stephenson, whose hcbby is farming, states that he has high hopes for a good team next year. II IL L n r f I L L E Gamecocks 55 Gamecocks 68 Gamecocks 46 Gamecocks 46 Gamecocks 33 Gamecocks 57 Gamecocks 51 Gamecocks 24 Gomecocks 66 Gomecocks 66 Gamecocks 53 Gamecocks 78 Gamecocks 65 Gomecocks 58 Gamecocks 58 Gomecocks 37 Colhoun Motors 47 Calhoun Motors 38 House of Dovid 47 Ft. McClellan 29 Fl. McClellan 38 Godsden T. S. 19 Oglethorpe U. 40 Si. Bemord 35 B'hom. Sou. 48 B’ham. Sou. 53 Berry College 39 Sneod 34 St Bernard 70 tJm NOS1IM aOOMAVM MOMV3NVN Those ore some ol she lellows of them ployed, but these that did be ploying ogain next season, and leom. They are as follows; POSEY JOHNSON AYERS MORTON RAINS, Silling STANCH CREEL OWEN. C lhal got our basketball team ol really made their opponents loc lot's all give them the support BATES BATES, I. NANCARROW GRAHAM MONCUS HAYWOOD GUNN WILSON I to a good start this year. Not all k sick. Seme ol these same boys will they need lor a bigger and better MABRY MONTGOMERY CARTER MOODY HEATH LINDSAY BOOZER. R. BOOZER. E. 9 « Tennis, ping-pong, archery, swimming, skating, badminton ond others that aren't included in these snapshots are seme of the many activities that ore carried on ot J'ville. Page 146 All these g-'ls reel .,( oboit busketbo! 71ke FEATURES ‘i i « II II 11 E I II II I (j HOMECOMING QUEEN cMeteel McCulle'ii Mi Madeh Betty Adorns Corolyn Ingram Pat Dillon Mildred Bailey Chor'‘ r Ars. j«oo PoV e Sow WvUe Se jooe James Moncus Laura Jordan LocWtyn Hubbard F ro' nces Sf ip',n cWn F i HI I! I T E Robert Cox WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES The students shown obove were selected to be included in the 1946-47 edition ol Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. They ore: Norma Corley, Mory Cobb. Robert Cox, Rosamond Luttrell. Mildred Bailey, Doltis Sewell, Louise Waters. Jackie Cobb, Mrs. Johnilee Horper. I. Roberts, Carolyn Triplett, and Wolter Wallace. I E T EII 1 S' f LI II Retiring Officers.- Reading Iron left to right: Walter Wallace. President; Donold McClellon, Vice-President; John Spurlock. Secretory; Som Morris. Treasurer; Robert Cox. Chairman Program Committee. Soroh Morris. Reporter. James Moncus wos re-elected for o second term. HISTORY In the winter quorter ol 1945 and 1946. in order to promote fellowship among ex-servicemen, to further participation by veterans in collegiate octiviries, to render necessary ossistonce ond supply pertinent information to veterans ond to commemorate service experiences of each individual ex-serviceman o club wos formed ond named, The Veterans' Club. under the constitution all veterans of World Wor II ore eligible lor membership in the organization, and oil who served in World Wor I are termed os honorary members, be they students or faculty members of 'his institution. There ore seven officers or directors with the oddition of on historion who keeps the records of the service experiences of eoch member. They serve for six months, and ore elected three weeks before their time to take office ot the beginning of the spring ond foil quarters. The Veterans' Club has the largest membership of ony organization on the campus Not only is quontity involved, but if hos quality as shown by the many activities which were sponsored by the orgon-ization—dances, both round ond squore; barbecues; picnics; o three-act ploy; a club paper, The Jox-pot; and. above all. the Miss Homecoming Contest of 1946. u 1 “ 9. 1 Ag VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION to CLAUDE I VAROMAN The Veferons Administration Guidance Center wos activated ot State Teachers College on October 2. 1945. This Guidance Center was set up under the Veterons Administration Regionol Office in Montgomery, but wos recently assigned to the Sub-Regional Office in Birmingham. Through the co- rhe Center opened its services to the veterons. hundreds hove ovoiled themselves of its services. This Guidonce Center hos en|Oyed the fullest cooperotion from the colleges, ond cur ossociotions hove been both profitable ond pleosont The entire office force hos worked together for the mutual benefit of the veteran and our contribution to his welfore has been a source cf much pleosure. The entire program is concerned with the welfare of rhe veteran, ond our service to the veteran hos been wrought with o keen sense of our responsibility. We sholl not lose sight of our objective, ond under no conditions will we foil to live up to our obligations to rhe veteran. OFFICIALS AND SECRETARIES OF IMF GUIDANCE CENTER TO THE GOLD STAR FAMILIES WHO GAVE THEIR ALL FOR PEACE. WE HUMBLY DEDICATE THIS PAGE ★ ■k . . . And we lake increased devotion that these honored dead shall net hove died in voin, and that this notion under Gcd shall hove o new birth ol freedom. ★ ★ ★ -Lincolr EX-G.I. JOES Albeo. John M. Albeo, Wcodrow Ayers, Chorles G. Boggett. Cyril Bennett, William ft. Berg, Merlin D. Biddle, Calvin L„ Jr. Blake. Bruce Bromleit, Ralph Branch, Waller P. Brcihers, Chuck Bruner. A Burnham. Pal Burnham. Robert W Burrs. Samuel P. Butler, Stanley Cagle, ftcnold H Calhoun. Charles F. Carden, Artis D. Carter, Hugh D. Carter, Richard H. Chase. Bruce Chostoin, Clarence Clark. Harold E. Clark, Lewis V. Clotfelter, Woymon N. Collier, T W. Collier. Billy G. Collins. Robbie ft. gill. Jan.es E Albcn Ale Edmondson. James H. Edwards. Dovid J. Finley. Wayne H. Ford. Edwin R. Foshee, James G. ris D. Garner. William G. Gayle. Harold J. Gidlcy, Chorles F. Giles. William ft. Gilliland. Burrell E. Hackney, Frank Neil Homilton. William M. Horrellson. John Harris. Neil C. Hawkins. Glenn M. Heath. George M Hendrix, George Holbrook. Hoyt W Honeo, Crumpton V. Johns, John D. Johnson. Harry A. Jordan, Joseph D Kidd. Milton L. Kidd. William F. Landers, Humphrey B. Lindsay. Earl Lipsoy, Chorles F. Lott. George Mallicoot. Jomes M. Mallory, Colvin D. Mangum, Kenneth Metpadden. Clyde Minton, Franklin C. Minton. Robert L. Mono us. James V. Moore, Robert A. Motley. Chorles Mullinox. Lynn E. McKimm, Edward E., Jr. McWhorter, Horace Edsel Nelson. Thurston T. Newman, Ernest Nix, Berlie E. Noel. William E. Nolen, James I. Nunnolly. Fred G. Owens, Frank Patterson. Forrest E. Phillips. Horace A Phillips, John ft Phillips, Robert R. Pope. Hollis M. Posey. Neil Prickelt. John Prince. Corl E. Pruett, W. Boyd Steel, Joe Q. Boms. Homons E. Stewart, Jock Roberts. Earl J. Slone. Ernest Robertson, Johnnie V. St. Pierre. Harold J. Souls. Hollond Toylcr. Edwin H. Sellers. James T. Thomos. John D, Sharp, Donald E. Tidwell, Reginald D. Sharp, Gralton Turner, Hugh L. Shew, Fred D. Whisenant, James I. Shipp, Byron Whitlock. Homer N. Simpson, Cecil L. Williomon, Eugene W. Smallwood, William L. Willis, Jock Smith, Lowell W, Weed, Gordon F. Snow, Henry T. Woods, Everett J.. Jr. Snow. Robert R. Word Charles R. Stanfield. Johnny EX G. 1. JANES Durbin, Irma Simpson, Elinor Eiland, Helen Wadsworth, Vero Moon, Elaine Wilkins, Mary Dell Morris, Sara Dickey Wright, Dorothy I . . into the tiro WORLD WAR I SOLDIERS Cayley. C. E Gary, C. M. Jones, J. H. Mock. H. B. McCluer, Leon Sell, Reuben Stephenson, J. W. xiJ'- h —while ethers ore pursuing courses of study leoding to the Bochelor of Arts or Bochelor of Science degrees in the field of educotion. Whot would you do to o sleep-wolker of 4:00 A. M. Still sweoting out the chow An eorly morning start at the task. He must be lest. A Vet's populor when it comes to afternoon driving. Still following military life in the Notionol Guard. The center of attraction. Some co-eds had to be in the jam session. A dance would end every day They do not live in king's chombers or choteou's, neither do they live in pup tents or sleeping bogs, but none object to reconditioned borrocks, remodeled trailers, or dainty dormitory rooms. College Wqj Never like Tim Vih Slill Co On Sid Call, But look At tit Inritonmmt I Morgon Victory 1945. 4. All wet. 2. We miss Dr. Weishoupt. S. Postmen Frank Cosey 3. A precious moment. 6. Reducing? Th« Coin 'God. four A(h President' Sliding Through B. L. HANSARD'S j Peanuts, Popcorn, Sandwiches and [ 1 Refreshments J j Next to Capitol Theatre Gadsden j I DIAMONDS FINE GIFTS WATCHES LEEDS JEWELERS I 512-A Brood Street ; I Gadsden, Ala. j i Phone 75 j ! BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP [ | G tx lee PhlU.pt. Proprietor ' J 522 Brood Street Gadsden, Alobamc ! MiN-S SHO€ RfPAlftftS FOR 25 Y6ARS � FwM Sole 5 i 1 ; THE WATCH SHOP j Expert Wotch and Jewelry Repairs j ; 544-A Broad Street j 1 Gadsden, I Alabama J j THE LESLIE C. KING CO., INC. ; REAL ESTATE - ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE • F. H. A. — G. 1. — First Mortgage Leans J 526 Chestnut St.. Phone 18, Gadsden J JEWELRY AND LOAN CO. Gadsden, Alabomo POST OFFICE CAFE ! 620 Broad Street J Gadsden, Alabama { j JIMMIE JAMES, Manager 1 Lucile's JUNIOR SHOP Majoring in College Girls' Ready-to-Wear Sylacauga, Alabomo ! YOUNG'S, INCORPORATED ! ; MEN'S OUTFITTERS ! 538 Broad Street | Gadsden, Alabama j t RHODES-PERDUE FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS | Next to Post Office j GADSDEN. ALABAMA j ■ GRAHAM MORGAN 1 Dry Goods ond Ladies Ready-to-Weor ! I Better Goods for less Money J j 204 Barlow St. Piedmont. Ala. J MILLER FEED AND SEED ; Piedmont, Alabama j i CAPITAL THEATER j | Gadsden. Alabama j Compliments of j J. W. BRADFORD Distributor j Singer Sewing Machines J Sylacauga. Alobama j ' I WESTERN AUTO j ASSOCIATE STORE j j Truetone Radies. Western Flyer Bicycles. ! | Dovis Deluxe, Tires, Wizard Batteries, j ! Auto Accessories ; • 216 Broad Street ; Gadsden. Alabama E. E. FORBES SONS [ PIANO CO. 438 Chestnut St. 1 Gadsden, Alabama New spinette pianos, wide variety of j makes, combination radio and phono- j graphs, radios, bond instruments, song j books, mouth pieces ! See Us for Things Musical ! W. C. MOBBS ; DRYGOODS ; I Piedmont, Alabama j SKELTON POPE Men's and Boys' Furnishings Ladies' and Childrens' Shoes Piedmont, Alabama j JOHNSON DRY CLEANERS ; Piedmont, Alabama '• Fine Cleaning and Courteous Service i are our Specialties | HIGGINS MOTORS Dealers USED CARS 116 So. Third S'reot, Next to Gadsden Theatre Gadsden, Alabama WEST CHEVROLET COMPANY ! FINANCE the purchose of your new automobile with your local bank. | ; INSURE it through an agent of the Employers Insurance Co. of Ala- ! ; bama under a participating policy, providing for Dividends to policy- ; ! holders. ! I A STRONG LEGAL RESERVE COMPANY j Employers Insurance Company of Alabama ; 2112 North First Avenue, Birmingham. 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STRICKLAND | Phone 3772 Piedmont, Ala. LUMBER SUPPLY j COMPANY ! LITTLE GEM CAFE | Incorporated j Fine Feeds. Prompt, Efficient Service J Piedmont, Alabama RETAIL LUMBER AND J When in Piedmont BUILDING MATERIALS j Visit Everything to Build Anything j { MARTIN THEATRES ! The Best of Entertainment Piedmont, Alabama j Phone 2782 Dixie Service Station | GAS, OILS, LUBRICATION REPAIRS Piedmont, Alobomo r COMPLIMENTS OF AVONDALE MILLS SYLACAUGA, ALABAMA J THE HUB COLLEGE BOOKSTORE CONFECTIONERY POPULAR MEETING PLACE FOR STUDENTS BETWEEN CLASSES ON FIRST FLOOR OF BIBB GRAVES HALL BOOKS DRINKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES SANDWICHES ICE CREAM Patronize your college store MRS. SARGENT, Monager COMPLIMENTS OF MODEL CITY MOTORS STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE 1317 NOBLE ST. PHONE 700 ANNISTON. ALABAMA j CALHOUN COUNTY CREAMERY | Anniston's oldest and most modern | creamery ' J We handle the best in 1 MILK, ICE. MILKSHAKES, ICE CREAM | AND COAL j 1419 Noble St. Phones 877-8 | j SCARBROUGH'S i ! 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THE HOME DEPARTMENT STORE 17 EAST 11TH STREET ANNISTON, ALABAMA t VISIT OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT COMPLIMENTS OF ADAMS-McCARGO MOTOR COMPANY YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER 111 Eost 10th Street Phone 1351-1352 ANNISTON, ALABAMA JAKE'S STEAK HOUSE STEAKS CHOPS FRIED CHICKEN ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES 409 Noble St. ANNISTON. ALABAMA ★ W H M A FULLTIME 1450 K. C. MUSIC DRAMA SPORTS NEWS ENTERTAINMENT ABC PROGRAMS UNITED PRESS NEWS STUDIOS - RADIO BUILDING ANNISTON. ALA. i I MEET ME AT THE COLLEGE INN WHERE ALL THE STUDENTS MEET FOR A GOOD TIME, FOR GOOD FOOD, AND FOR QUICK SERVICE PHONE 4221 W. V. GREGG, Prop. i KING HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE AND BUILDING MATERIALS G. E. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, SEEDS. WATER PUMPS YOUR FRIENDLY STORE - VISIT US Jacksonville's Leading Furniture Store MARBUT'S HEADQUARTERS FOR NORGE APPLIANCES Phone 2861 COMPLIMENTS OF | CITY DRY CLEANERS IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU | JACKSONVILLE. ALA8AMA Phone 2701 COMPLIMENTS OF STUDIO BOOKSHOP JAMES E. 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KNIGHT BENNETT-KNIGHT FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS j PHONE 2351 J PIEDMONT, ALABAMA |____________________________________________ COUCH'S GIFT SHOP GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Couch 13 Eost Tenth Street i Proprietors Telephone 237 I ANNISTON, ALABAMA ACROSS FROM COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Compliments of KINGSLEY'S SHOE STORE Anniston's Finest Shoe Store Alobomo Compliments of GAYLE'S i HOME OF EXCLUSIVE FEMININE FASHIONS Anniston, Alo. Anniston, DIXIE HOTEL i Southern Home Atmosphere MRS. HARRY YOUNG DEMPSEY Owner, Monoger 12 Miles North ol Jocksonville Piedmont, Alobomo J NEW MARTIN SAXOPHONES j J The soxophone thot fine ployers every- j J whore ore using—or hopo to use as soon j { as enough instruments ore available — j J is here! I : E. E. FORBES SONS j 23 Eost 10th St ; | Anniston, Ala. j I Compliments ol ROSE CREDIT CLOTHING 1109 Noble Street Anniston, Aloobmo Compliments of i GAMEL'S SHOE SHOP j HIGH CLASS REPAIRS I 22 E. Tenth St. Anniston J THE BONNET BOX Millinery, Bogs ond Costume Jewelry 1 1025 Noble St. Anniston Phone 60 ! Compliments of | S. H. KRESS CO. i | Noble Street Anniston , An Invitation to Shop ot KNIGHT'S FASHIONS ! 1012 Noble St. Anniston j E. S. Sutherlin, Mgr. | Compliments of j GURLEY JAMES FURNITURE STORE j Piedmont, Alabama j WEAVER BROTHERS | FRESH MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES Jocksonville, Alobomo I Phone 2361 THE SOUTHERN J Visit the Southern Restaurant j The Best Eoting Place in Town j Jocksonville, Alo. Phone 2231 COMPLIMENTS j McDONALD-GLASS GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERIES ANNISTON, ALABAMA PHONE 208 - 209 J QUALITY SHOPPE FOR COLLEGE FASHIONS Jacksonville, Alabama Compliments of THORNHILL HATCHERY j Jacksonville, Alabama ! SAVE WITH SAFETY At Your REXALL DRUG STORE A. J. KITCHENS DRUG STORE Phone 2501 ERNEST H. WEST Phone 3761 Jacksonville, Alabama There's a Ford in Your Future COMPLIMENTS OF I JOHNSTON FURNITURE COMPANY FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING i TELEPHONE 2041 i JACKSONVILLE. ALABAMA L Compliments of BROWN RADIO CO. Jacksonville, Alabama WILLIAMSON FURNITURE CO. 101-103 West Tenth St. Phone 1276 Anniston. Alabama Andy Taylor Sincere Wishes From DE LUX BEAUTY SALON Jacksonville, Alabama I COME TO THE j BEN FRANKLIN STORE FOR YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES ; MR. AND MRS. J. C. BRUCE. Owners ' MARBLE CITY ICE AND COAL COMPANY SYLACAUGA, ALABAMA ELLIS R. BARFIELD, Manager 1 7 FLOYD BROWN CLAIRE'S CHEVROLET BEAUTY SHOP ★ S SALES flli.g ySERV'CE | Albertville, Alabama I Albertville. Alabama J. N. JOHNSON COMPANY ALBERTVILLE, ALABAMA AUTOMOBILE PARTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE WHITE PALACE | SANDWICH SHOP j ; Albertville, Alabama ; | SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES j ■ Coffee Fit For a King ; 1 J t ! ; LANE'S SNACK BAR : ! DINNERS SHORT ORDERS i • HOME BAKED PIES ; Albertville, Aloboma j f ] j O. H. WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY ! CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH j DIAMOND T TRUCKS j SALES AND SERVICE j Albertville, Alaboma | Chester F. Raines Co. Sewing Mochines Since 1917 When Available We will carry a complete line ol new and best sewing machines available! New Home, Domestic and re-built Singers — Any style cabinet you desire. ; Albertville, Alo. SMITH AND HOLLINGSWORTH GROCERY 1 Shop Smith ond Hollingsworth for oil ycur Grocery Needs j LOCATED ON THE SQUARE i JACKSONVILLE, ALABAMA THE JACKSONVILLE j NEWS j PUBLISHERS - PRINTERS ! I We Cater to College Printing j E. Clinton St. j Jacksonville, Alabama j ANDREWS JEWELRY COMPANY Jacksonville Alabamo ! C. C. ANDREWS, Mgr. j J | RIGNEY TYPEWRITER CO. | t Typewriters and Adding Machines , t Bought, Sold. Rented and Repaired ! t Ribbons and Supplies for all Makes j Typewriters and Adding Machines ! 1209 Noble Street 1 Anniston, Alabama j i CREW HARDWARE COMPANY : 912 Noble Street Anniston, Alabama I | LILY PURE ICE CREAM COMPANY GADSDEN. ALABAMA I Educotion owes ils existence to the Printing Press ... In the future os in the post, wherever there is enlightenment, the printed word shall Icod the way. Ofjr Qaragon Qress Dr.SlGNtBS AND CREATORS Of AO AMS MONTSOMSttV. STATF COLLEGE LIBRARY MuKSuNVicLt. MLcDAhU STA’f UNIWtRSITY 2486 0063 3118 2