Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1953 volume:

. . ■ j v ... ;L I ■ ‘hi -■ :■ ■ ' . : - ' ■ - . ■ . ' ■fe TV ■■■ ' : -  •, . ! il: _ . . ' ■ : . : : '■ ■ • • ■ m : ADMINISTRATION CLASSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS 78.05 182m . m ' ■ . . ■ ; ■ -: TT : - ■ • . ; ■ . ; • . ■ - . ■ ■ ! ; V .; ■ ■ . Wr . ' . . • ' ■ ■ •: Life on a college campus can be portrayed in many ways — classes, meals, dates, ball games, and dances. But to put the friendships, emotions, good days, bad days, trials and tribulations on a printed page is a job too great for any publisher. When reading your annual, we trust that you will find there the high points of this school year. It is our hope that in future years the MIMOSA will brighten your memories of the activities and people that made 1953 a wonderful year at Jacksonville State College. LltiRARY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE. ALA. ‘Dedication Our school has many traditions, customs, and personalities which have almost become institutions. One of the personalities for which our school has become justly famous is Dr. Robert P. Felgar. Having faithfully taught at Jacksonville State College for twenty-three years, Dr. Felgar retires this year with the love and appreciation of students and alumni. His career has been characterized by the devotion and allegiance he has shown to our school and to the principles of fine teaching. We will miss this man who has been and will always be wholeheartedly for young people. Our inconsiderate gestures and escapades have contributed to the silver in his hair, just as our moments of sincerity and genuine effort have made his teaching worthwhile. As evidence of the lasting place he has in our hearts and memories, we sincerely dedicate this MIMOSA to Dr. Robert P. Felgar. ■ m buildings BIBB GRAVES HALL The Administration Building GYMNASIUM The Health and Physical Education Building DORMITORIES DAUGETTE HALL Named for the tale Dr. C. W. Daugette ABERCROMBIE HALL Named for the late Of. John Abercrombie FORNEY HALL Named for the late General John H. Forney PANNELL HALL Named for the late Dr. H. C. Pannell SCHOOL MUSIC HALL R.O.T.C. headquarters TRAINING SCHOOL GOVERNOR GORDON PERSONS STATE SUPERINTENDENT of EDUCATION W. J. TERRY president’s Message Or r'Cc Or r C o N S oe N r h ec 5 °e i6 i -Q ’ V,  A A 'j'Sjb ° S'4 ° ° t f'e eo„ Ci,.°t, S? 'Q-t °n 5t O p -'te i hepi 3 Q i- ■ f2 O 6 8 ■£ uo-t ea he eOn l° l ° «y ° in °n e ofc 5 ° £ Jn f., -?e 'U,1 . ?.« . e Cn'lC ec? tr-e0;- to . in Q l( 2 UQ £ h ?. t. ltfc Zke T)ean WOOD CLAUDE RODOLPHUS B.S., M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Ph.D., Peabody College Zke Registrar t MILES LAWRENCE R. A.B., Brooklyn College ADMINISTRATION CASS, MRS. MARY W. Manager of Supply Store CHRlSTtSON, MISS HELEN Secretary to the Dean MURPHREE, MISS JUNE Secrefary to the President MILLICAN, MISS ALTA Professor of Education 0 POLING, MRS. M. S. Recorder ADMINISTRATION GLOVER, AAR. SOLON H. Associate Treasurer HAYWOOD, MRS. MIRIAM Secretary of Extension TAYLOR, BETH College Nurse department Heads ANDERS, JAMES M. M.A.. University of Alabama Head of History Department I ARNOLD. PAUL J. M.A Peabody College Head of Biology and General Science Departments BRANSCOMB, LUCILLE M.A , Columbia University Head of Business' Education Department and Civil Air Patrol Director BUSH. NEWBURN M.A , Alabama Polytechnic Institute Head of Math Department CALVERT, MRS WILLIAM J . JR. M S., Louisiana State University Head of Physical Education Department CALVERT, WILLIAM J., JR. Ph D., Harvard Un i versify Head of Division of Languages and English Department CAYLEY, CHARLES E. Ph D., University of Chicago Head of Division of Social Sciences and Political Science Department GARY, CHARLES McKEE A M., Howard College Head of Chemistry Department GLAZNER, JOHN FRANK Ph D., Peabody College Head of Department of Geography JONES, JAMES HARDING Docteur (Letters) De I'Universite De Montpellier (France) Officier D'Academie Head of Foreign Language Department LOWERY, MARY L. M.S., University of Alabama Head of Home Economics Department MASON, WALTER A. M.M., Northwestern University Head of Fine Arts Division and Music Department MONTGOMERY, THERON E. Ph.D., Duke University Head of Sociology Department WILLIAMS, ROBERT E. M.A., University of Alabama Head of Economics Department BARNES, MISS OLIVE W. B.M., Alabama College M.A., Columbia BOYAJIAN, MR. HOWARD B.S., Juilliard School of Music M M., Oberlin Conservatory of Music DILLON, MR. CHESTER C. A.B., University of Illinois M.H., University of Kentucky DOWDLE, MR ALBERT M. A B., Emory University M A., Emory University DUNCAN, MR J EUGENE B.M., Northwestern University M.M., Northwestern University EDWARDS, MRS. CAROLINE H. B. Des., H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College Art Institute of Chicago FINLEY, MR. JOHN T. B.S., Peabody College M.M., Peabody College FIELDS, DR. EMMETT B. Ph D., Vanderbilt University HICKS, MRS. HAZEL D. B.S., University of Alabama HICKS. MR. THOMAS L. B.S., Troy State Teachers College M.S., University of Alabama HUNT, MR WILLIAM D, JR. B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College LANDERS, MR ELI J. A.B., University of Alabama M A„ Columbia University LOVETT, MR. OPAL R B S., Jacksonville State Teachers College LUTTRELL, MISS MAUDE B.S., Peabody College M.A., Howard College McCLUER, MR. LEON B $., M.A., Peabody College McLEAN, DR FRANK B.S., M.S., Ph.D., University of Virginia MATTHEWS, MRS. HAZEL J. A.B., Alabama College MOCK, DR. HENRY BASCOM A.B., M.A.. Ph.D., University of North Carolina MODRALL. MR. MITCHELL A. B.S., M.S.. Peabody College PENNY, MR. MILLARD F A.B., Jacksonville State Teachers College RICE, MRS. MARGARET B.5., Alabama College M.A , University of Alabama ROEBUCK, MRS. JULIA H. B.A., Kentucky Wesleyan College SALLS, MR. DONALD J. B.S., M.A., University of Alabama SELF, OR REUBEN B.S., University of Alabama M.A., Peabody College Ed.O., New York University SMOAKE, MR. ALFRED J. B.S., Johnson Bible College B.A., University of San Antonio M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute mcwhorter, bill 8.S., Jacksonville State College Working on M S., Peabody WOOD. MRS. RAMONA Librarian FREEMAN, ROBERT F., MAJOR HENDRIX, AARON E., S.F.C. RICHARDSON, EDWARD B., MAJOR RIGSBY, JUNIOR L., S.F.C. TURNIPSEED, JOHN W., M SGT. WIX, JOHN R.r M SGT. Classes HOMER STEVENS S.G.A. JACK YOUNG Sophomore BYRD TUCKER DALTON WEEMS Freshman FORREST KILLOUGH SENIORS Killough, William Forrest, Jr. Alpine; S.S., Secondary Education, Biology, Physical Education, J Club 51-52-53, Scabbard and Blade 51-52-53, Westminster Fellowship Officer 52-53, President Senior Class 52-53, Ushers Club 52-53. Student Government 52-53, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Smith, Rov E. Carbon Hill; B.S., Secondary Education, Business Administration, Economics, Vice Presided Senior Class 52 53, Scabbard and Blade 51 52 53,- FBLA 52-53, Drill Squad 51-52, Commander A Battery 52-53. Blackburn, Nancy Gadsden; 8 S., Elementary Education, Secretary Senior Class 52, Majorette 51-52, Miss Homecoming 50, Sophomore Beauty, Queen Phi Mg Alpha Carnival, Ballart, Noemi Havana, Cuba; B.S., Secondary Education, Business Administration, English, Treasurer Senior Class 52-53, President Daugette Hall 52-53, Wesley Foundation, international Program, Pi Tau Chi. Abney, William Robert Edwardsville; B.S., Secondary Education, Biology, Chemistry, Secretary-Treasurer Kappa Phi Kappa, Reporter Senior Class, Who's Who m American Colleges and Universities. Ward, Vivian Titus,- B.S., Secondary Education, Physical Education, Biology, SGA Representative Senior Class, Basketball 51-52-53, J Club Treasurer. Smith, James T. Albertville; B.5., Secondary Education, Math, Biology, SGA Representative. Hamby, Joan Dadevilte; B.S., Secondary Education, English. Phyiicat Education, Social Chairman Senior Class, Sigma Tau Delta, Cheerleader, FTA, Girls' Basketball Team. WAA. SENIORS Abbott, Jack Durwood Jasper; B.S . Secondary Education, History, Physical Education, Captain Scabbard and Blade 53, Treasurer FTA 53, Kappa Phi Kappa 52-53, Drill Squad 52, B Battery Commander ROTC 53. Anderson, Gene Gadsden; B.S., Secondary Education, History, Physical Education, Angel,Eleanor Jacksonville; B.S., Elementary Education. Armstrong, Sara Lou Leeds; B.5., Secondary Education, Business Education, English. FBLA, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Miss Homecoming 51. Austin, Betty Carrolllon. Georgia; B.S., Secondary Education, History, English, FTA Bannister, Grace Virginia Onford; B S., Elementary Education, WAA. Barclift, Jo Union Grove; Vice President leone Cole Home Economics Club 50-51, President Leone Cole Home Economics Club 52-53, B.S, Secondary Education, Home Economics, Science. Barksdale, Billie Oossville,- B.S., Secondary Education, Physical Education, Sociolog,, Women's Athletic Association 5 t IN I U K 0 Bartlett, Frances Od ?nvi!le,- B.S.. Elementary Education. Boozer, Elna Jacksonville; B.S., Elementary Education. Bowooin, Max S. Kellston; BS, Secondary Education, Business Administration, Economics, J Club, Basketball, Baseball, Drill Squad, Scabbard and Blade. Treasurer FBI A 52-53, C Battery Commander 52-53. Buckner, Carolyn Hokes Bluff; B.S., Secondary Education, Home Economics, Science, B.5.U. Council, leone Cote Home Economics Club, Mimosa Staff 52-53. Burnham, Ruth Ann Jacksonville,- B.5., Secondary Education, Music, English, Band, Symphony Orchestra 50 51, Treasurer Alpha Gamma Epsilon Music Sorority, Representative to Social Committee 50, Student Member of Music Educators National Conference. Byers, Alvin H. Odenville; B S., Secondary Education, Business Ad-minisrraiion. Economics, Baseball, FBLA. Caiciolari, Omar J. White Plains, New York; B.S., Secondary Education, Business Administration, Economics, Scabbard and Blade. Newman Club, FBI A Carlton, Ben R. Goodwater; B.S., Music Education, Music, History, Phi Mu Alpha. Band. Orchestra, Chorus, Westminster Fellowship. Kappa Phi Kappa. SENIORS Carr, Ann Bynum; 0 $ , Elementary Education. Carter, Anne Roanoke; B.S., Elementary Education, Masque and Wig Guild, Wesley Foundation, Writer Club. Caater, Frances S. Section; B$. Elementary Education. Childers, Earl Jacksonville; B.S., Secondary Education. Physical Education, History, Football. Churchill, Johnny J. Margaret; AB, Psychology, Language, History, President Student Government 51-52, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Kappa Phi Kappa, Alpha Mu Gamma, Scabbard and Blade, Teacola Staff, Stu-Jack Editor 52-53, Vice President FTA 52, Cadet Major ROTC 52, International House Program, Masque and Wig Guild 4B, Student leader Publication 52-53. Coan, Milford Phil Campbell; B.S., Secondary Education, Physical Education, History, J Club. Cole, Betty Birmingham; B.S., Secondary Education, Business Education, English, FBIA Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi President, Sigma Tau Delta. Secretary FTA. ROTC Sponsor, Wesley Foundation, Senior Class Secretary, Junior Class Reporter, Class Beauty, Commercial Club, Business Department Secretary, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Mimosa Staff, listed in American Student leaders, Vice President Daugette Hall. Combs, Frances Rebecca Anniston,- B.S., Secondary Education, Math, Sociology. SENIORS Cooper, Gerald AlbertvHie,- 8 S., Secondary Education, Biology, French, Who' Who in American College and Universities 51, Ushers Club, Kappi Phi Kappa, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Mo Gamma, Scabbard and Blade, Senior Class president 52. Cosper, Thomas Rex Gadsden; B.S., Secondary Education, Commerce. Economics, FBIA. Scabbard and Blade 2nd Lt., Cadet Captam ROTC, Drill Squad 52. Countryman, Dewey L. Gadsden; B.S., Secondary Education. Music, History, College Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia of America. Cribb, Clara Louise Ft. McClellan; B.S., Secondary Education, History, English, Sigma Tau Delta. Cunningham, Billie Centre; 0.S , Secondary Education, Secretarial Science, Social Science. Davis, John W. Newell; B S.. Secondary Education. Chemistry, History, CAP, ROTC. Dill, Pansy Ruth Aroona; B.5., Elementary Education, Chorus. Dobbs, Robert W. Dawson,- B.S., Secondary Education, Physical Educa- ‘on. History, J Club SENIORS Dotson, James R. Montgomery; B S , Secondary Education, English, History, Kappa Phc Kappa, Sigma Tau Delta. Dutton, John B, Jasper; B.S. Secondary Education, Geography, Physi- I cal Education, ETA. Edwards, DoRts M. B.S., Elementary Education, BSU 3rd Vice President, Sunday School Representative, 1st Vice President, and Morning Watch Chairman Emerson, Robert C, Wedowee; B.S,, Secondary Education. Mathematic , Science, Civil Air Patrol. Everett, Jack Guice Chavies; B.S., Secondary Education, Hisiory, Music. Ferguson, Joy Wellington,- B.S., Music Education, Music, English, Marching Band, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Chorus, Vice President and President Alpha Gamma Epsilon Sorority, Reporter Freshman Class 50. Student Member of Music Educators National Conference. Gay, Austin Woodland; B S , Secondary Education, History, English, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Scabbard and Blade, Teacola Editor. Hancock, Elizabeth Alexander City; B S , Elementary Education. ■r- araY SENIORS Hawk, Julia Albertville; B.S-, Secondary Education, Home Economic , Science. Hendrix, Garland E, Adamiville; B.S., Secondary Education, Physical Education. Biology. HerbSt, Dana Mann We ton, S.S.. Secondary Education, Chemistry, History, Pretident Junior Class, Masque and Wig Guild, Teacola Staff, Kappa Phi Kappa. SGA. President Canterbury Club, Vice President Inter-Church Council. Hocutt, Truman Jacksonville; B.S., Secondary Education, History, Biology. Holt, Buford D. New Hope,- B.S., Secondary Education, Business Administration, Economics, SGA, Secretary 51 and President 52 Kappa Phi Kappa, CAP, Mimosa Staff 52, Teacola Staff 51, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Jarrell, George Albertville; A.B., Secondary Education, Music, Music Theory, English, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Mu Alpha. Johnson, Louis P. Alabama City; 0.$., Secondary Education, History, Geography, Kappa Phi Kappa, FTA. Jones, Herbert H. Ashland; B.S., Secondary Education, Math, History, Cadet Bn. Co. ROTC, Cadet Commander and Assistant Instructor Civil Air Patrol, Scabbard and Blade. SENIORS Jones, Ruby Ann Alexander City; 8$. Secondly Education. Business Education, English, F8LA. Jones, William B. Jacksonville; B.S., Secondary Education, Mathematics, French, Alpha Mu Gamma, Scabbard and Blade, International House Program. Westminster Fellowship, French Club, Spanish Club Glee Club, Tennis Team, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Kirby, Martha Gadsden; 8.S., Elementary Education, KroChina, John M, Amsterdam, New York; B.S., Secondary Education, Physical Education, Biology, Vice President J Club 50, Football. Basketball, Teacoia Spotlight Lane, Mary Ruth Sand Rock; B.S.. Elementary Education, Leone Cole Home Economics Club, Campus Light. Legg, Jean Cullman; B.S., Secondary Education, English, History, Masque and Wig Guild, BSU Council 51-52, Writers Club, President FTA 52, Mimosa Staff, Teacoia Staff. YWA, Kappa Delta Phi. Lewis, Richard Clark Gadsden; B S., Secondary Education Business Administration, Economics, President Abercrombie Hall, Representative Siudent Council. SGA Representative. Head of Drill Squad. Captain Abercrombie Hall Soft-ball and Basketball Teams Little, James H. Leeds; B.S., Secondary Education, Business Adminis stration. Economics, J Club. Baseball, FBLA. SENIORS Lloyd, Mary Kathryn Anniston; B.S.r Elementary Education. Matorefte. Masque and Wig Guild. Marsicano, Vito Amsterdam, New York; B.S., Secondary Education, Mathematics. Music, Phi Mu Alpha, 5infonia of America. Vice President Pannell Hall, Ushers Club. Band. Dance Band, Basketball Manager, Football Manager 52. Delegate to Phi Mu Alpha Convention 51, Newman Club. Baseball Team 51. Martin, Mary Laverne Leeds; B 5.. Elementary Education, Leone Cole Home Economics Club. Mayfield, Marion Crossfield; B.S.. Secondary Education, History, English. McConotha, L. A. Henagar; B.S., A.B.. Secondary Education, English, Kappa Phi Kappa, Phi Mu Alpha, Scabbard and Blade, Ushers Club, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universittes. McCord, Robert W. Porterjville; B.S., Secondary Education, Biology, English, Kappa Phi Kappa, FTA, Summer President Pannell Hall 52. McCurdy, Billie Sue Fort Payne; B.S . Secondary Education, History. English. McDonough, Betty Sue A'talla; B.S., Elementary Education, Band, Chorus. Orchestra 8SU Council, Wesley Foundation, Vice President YWA, Alpha Gamma Epsilon 5orority, -'prgeant at Arms 51, Alumni Secretary 52. SENIORS McEwen, Josephine Cole Anniston; B.S., Elementary Education. McFarlane, Betty Talladega; B.S.. Elementary Education, Reporter Westminster Fellowship. McNair, Wilmer L, Gadjaen; B.S., Seconaary Education, Business Administration, Economics. Miller, Sarah Lou Sumifon; B.S., Elementary Education. Mims, James Edmund Clanton; B.S , Elementary Education. 3rd Vice President BSU 52-53. Mims, Lloyd Donald Clanton; B.S., Elementary Education, Wesley Foundation, Inter-Faith Council. Myers, Dorris E. H. Jasper; 8 S . Secondary Education, History, English, ETA. Newton, Barbara Gadsden; B.$ . Secondary Education, Business Education, English, FBLA, Women's Athletic Association, BSU. SENIORS Norton, Bransford James Amalia,- A.B.. Secondary Education, Psychology, Sociology. Wesley Foundation, Inter-faith Council, Pi Tau Chi, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Kappa Phi Kappa, FT A, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Padgett, Thomas Leydeu Oxford; B.S. Secondary Education, Music, Math, Phi Mu Alpha, Treasurer Alpha Sigma Nu 48-49, Band, Symphony Orchestra, Director ROTC Band 50-52. Parker, Arthel Piedmont; B.S., Secondary Education, Business Education, Math. Secretary SGA, Pi Tau Chi, Wesley foundation, FBLA, Commercial Club, Sophomore Class Reporter, Treasurer Junior Class, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Pollard, Jack Piedmont,- B.S.. Secondary Education, Business Administration, Economics, Pyron, Marlene B. Jacksonville; 8 $., Secondary Education, Music, History, Masque and Wig Guild, Alpha Gamma Epsilon, Alpha Mu Gamma. Raley, Dorothy Rose Gadsden; B.S., Secondary Education, Business Education, English, Music, BSU Council, Sigma Tau Delta President 52, Beauty, SGA Representative, Vice Presi dent FBLA, Masque and Wig Guild, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Alpha Gamma Epsilon, FTA, Chorus, Miss Spring Festival 50, Richey, J. W. ''Shag Chavies; B.S,, Secondary Education, Physical Education, History, J Club, Kappa Phi Kappa. Roberts, James Harlan Anniston; B.S., Music Education. English, Masque and Wig Guild, Writers Club, Sinfonia of America, Tea-cola Editor, Chorus, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, Mixed Ensemble, Operetta Cast. SENIORS Roberts, Leon Henagar; 0.S., Secondary Education, Geography, English. Rutledge, Roger Jasper; B.S., Secondary Education, Music, English, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Kappa Phi Kappa. ■ Shamburger, Madge F. Gadsden; B $., Elementary Education, B.A., English, History. Shaw, Wilbur B. Mobile; B.S., Elementary Education, Vice President 'I Junior and Senior Classes, Vice President Wesley Foundation, Membership Chairman Wesley Foundation, Pi Tau Cni, SGA Representative. Shelley, Robert D. Guntersville; B.S., Secondary Education, Physical Edo- r cation. Sociology, Football, J Club. Shirey, Rita Sue Sylvania; B.S., Secondary Education, Home Economics, Science, Reporter and Vice President Leone Cole Home Economics Club, Vice President Sophomore Class, Sophomore Favorite, Vice President Junior Class, Mimosa Staff 53, Delegate to American Home Economics Convention 52, Masque and Wig Guild, Senior Beauty, FTA, President Campus Light, Home Economics Christmas Queen. Short, Russell Jacksonville, B.S., Secondary Education. Physical Education. Biology, Baseball Club. Sides, Jimmie M, Jasper; A.B Secondary Education, Political Selene , ! History, English, Who's Who in American Colleg® and Universities SENIORS Southerland, James J., Jr, Birmingham; A.B., English, Sociology, Mimosa Staff 53, President Spanish Club, Masque and Wig Guild, Battalion Cadet Adi- ROTC 53. Steed, Frances Centre; A.B., Business Education, English, Reporter FBLA. Steele, Allene Centre; B.5., Secondary Education, Secretarial Science, Social Science, FBlA. Stephens, Homer C.( Jr. B.S.. Business Administration, Economics, President Student Council 52-53, SGA Representative, Ex-Officio Member Ushers Club 52-53, President FBlA, Editor Stu-Jack 51-52, Student leader Publication, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Story, Kathleen Gadsden; B.S., Elementary Education, Freshman Class Favorite, Secretary Sophomore Class. Taylor, Jo linevjlle; B.S., Secondary Education, Home Economics. Science, leone Cole Home Economics Club. Thomas, John Fort Payne; B.$ , Secondary Education, Music, History, President Phi Mu Alpha 50-52, National Councilman Phi Mu Alpha 51, Band Manager 49 through 52, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Tinsley, Charles Aubrey Gadsden; 8 S., Secondary Education, Chemistry, Mathematics, J Club. SENIORS Traylor, Dan Gadsden; A.B, B.S., Secondary Education, French, English. Biology, President Alpha Mu Gamma. Student Co-Chairman International House, Teacola Staff, Reporter Masque and Wig Guild, Sigma Tau Delta, 5cabbard and Blade, Student Leaders. Treadaway, Frances Lee Fyffe; B.S.. Secondary Education, Mathematics, English, Future Teachers of America. Wallace, Francis M. Anniston; B.5.. Elementary Education. Representative SGA, Summer Vice President Senior Class 52. Kappa Phi Kappa. Whatley, Rex B. Anniston; B.S., Secondary Education, Chemistry. History. Wheatley, William Thomas Hamburg, New York; A.B., Secondary Education, languages, Art, Masque and Wig Guild, Writers Club, International House, Assistant Editor International Voice, Mimosa Staff, Teacola Reporter, Varsity Tennis. Student Leader 53, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Whorton, Judson S. Hokes Bluff; B.S., Secondary Education. Business Administration Economics and Accounting, FBIA, President and 2nd Vice President, President Senior Class, Representative SGA, Commercial Club 52-53, BSU. WiGGins, Mary Charles Birmingham; 6.S., Secretarial Science, Social Science, FBLA, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Wilkerson, Jimmie AAcEntyre Gadsden, B.S., Elementary Education, Leone Cole Home Economics Club 51. SENIORS Wilson, Arnold H, Fori Payne,- 8.S., Elementary Education. Wilson, Imogene Rains Albertville; B.S.. Elementary Education. WOODHAAA, FREOIN£ Horton; B $., Secondary Education, History, English. Worthy, Lloyd Douglas; B.S., Secondary Education, Social Studies, Physical Education, Cheerleader 52. Kappa Phi Kappa. JUNIORS TUCKER, BYRD President West Point HUGUELY, CHARLES Treasurer Gadsen KILE, MARY LOUISE Secretary Hueytown COUINS, JACK S.G.A. Representative Gadsden WEIN. MARY S.G.A. Representative Anniston WILLIAMS, ALICE JANE S.G.A. Representative Oxford PARKER. ATHENA Reporter Piedmont AMYOT ELAINE Canada ANGHN, J. C. Huntsville BALDWIN. DON Jacksonville BROWN, MARTHA FAYE Crossvitle BURGESS, CALVIN A. Talladega JUNIORS CHAMLIS, GERALDINE Wedowee CLEMENTS. JANET Jacksonville COOPER, KATHERINE Ft, McClellan ELLIOTT, DIXIE Henegaf FOWLER. RITA Anniston FREEMAN, CAROLYN Gadsden FULTS TOMMY G. Alabama City GIBSON, CARL Arab GRANT, JAMES ROOERICK Bynum GRIFFIN, HERBERT Birmingham HAGAN. ELEANOR Atlanta, Ga. HYDE, JOHN Crossvilte JUNIORS IHRIf, VIRGINIA Zebulon, N. C. JOHNSON. LULA ANN Jacksonville JONES. SYBIL ANN Gadsden MAULDIN, DON Fairfield Mitchell, dot Boa 3! PATTERSON. PAUL J. Talladega PHILLIPS, FLORIDA Jacksonville PITCHFORD, DOT Boar REAVES, JAME5 Anniston REED. WILLIAM Gadsden RICHARDSON. ORMOND Oakman ROBINSON, SARAH Gadsden JUNIORS SHARP, MARY Alexandria SMITH, KATTIE Southside SNIDER, WILLADENE Rockford SPURGEON, MOIUE Arab SPURLOCK, JOE Attalla STEWART, JACK Atlanta, Ga. TAYLOR, BETH Roanoke WALKER, TRAVIS Walnu Grove WOOD. NANCY Roanoke WINGARD. GEORGE Anniston YOCUM, HARRY Attalla YOUNG, HELEN Crossville SOPHOMORES YOUNG. LEHUS J. President Jacksonville MORRIS, EARLE Vice President Union Hill THOMPSON, HELEN Secretary Altoona GILCHRIST, JESSIE VAN Reporter Alabama City ALLEN, MOZELLE Mitlerville BENNETT. ANN MARLYN Piedmont BICE, FRANK Weogufka CAMPBELL, RAY Gallant CARLISLE, VIVIAN RUTH Btrmingham CARTER, MARGARET ANN Arab CLARKSON. MARY JANE Lafayette, Georgia CLEMENS, KENDAL Guntersville CORMAN, JACQUES Belgium DACUS, JOE SommervMle. Georgia DAVIS. ROBERT Newel! SOPHOMORES EVERETT, JEAN Chavies FERNANDEZ, MILDRED Cuba GARRETT, MARY JEAN Alexander Cdy GOETZE, ROLANDA Venezuela GOETZE, YVONNE Venezuela GROOVER, MARY LYNN Boaz MAMMILL, WILLIAM Cedarfo n, Georgia HOLDER, VIRGIL Albertville HOSMER, CARLTON Talladega JONES, FRANKLIN Wcagufka KEITH, PEGGY Henagar KELlETT, JANE Ft. Payne HOOVER, W. L, Huntsville LOVE, HARRIS Jacksonville MACHEN, BOB Weogulka MADDUX, JOYCE Albertville SOPHOMORES MALWITZ. FRIEDA Sy latauga MILLER. JERRY Delta MOORE. SUE Leeds MOSELEY, LULA Anniston McClellan, jane Jacksonville NEWBY, JOYCE Athens McGRAW. ELAINE Gadsden PATTERSON, LaJEAN Ashland PENNY. MARY JANE Heflin PHILLIPS. TOMMY Jacksonville PITMAN, JEAN College Park. Georgia PRATHER, DORIS LEE Jacksonville PULLEN, JO ANNE Ranborne ROEBUCK, GLENN Sylvania RUDD, JOYCE Gadsden SKELTON. LEON Arab bOPHOMORES SAMUELS. JACK Goodwater SCOGIN. ALENE Henagar SCOGIN. NORMA JEAN Henagar SHIRLEY. BARBARA Fort Payne SMOTHERS, JIMMY Geraldine SPRAOLEY. BLANCHE MARIE Anniston SHANKS, DORIS Ajhville TOWNS, BETTY Oneonta TOWNS, BILLY Oneonta TROTTER, JUDY Atlanta, Georgia TURNER. CLARK Good water USRY, JUNE Murrycros VOSS, VIRGINIA ANN Fruithurst WATERS, ANN Anniston WEAVER, MABEE Jacksonville WELLS, EVELYN Birmingham WHITNEY, SIDNEY Anniston WINCHESTER. ERNEST Talladega BYERS, EVELYN Oden vi He DAVIS, PEGGY Gadsden FRESHM ADAIR, EVELYN Goodwater BARNES, ORBLE Gayiesville BERRY, VIRGINIA Guntersville BLACK, BILLIE N. Dade vi He BRANUM. JAMES Albertville BULGER, DON Sylacauga BULGER, PAT Sylacauga CAIN, ANNIE R Anniston CANNON, BETTY R. Birmingham CARLISLE, JUNE Dadeville CARTER, WEYMAN Tallapoosa, Ga CHAEIN, MARY ANN Anniston CLARK, MARGIE Anniston CLAYBROOK, HESPER Dadeville CROW, CECILIA Warrior CULP, MYRA ANN Sycamore DAVIS, NATALIE Attalla DRYDEN, FAYE Meflin FRENCH. PEGGY Anniston GAITHER, t. D, Gadsden 1 E NI FRESHMEN GARRETT, BfcUCE Evergreen GARRETT, SIDNEY Centre GRAY, BETTY JEAN Pisgah GUi.LEDGE, BARBARA Gadsden HENLEY, PEGGY Talladega HOWELL. LAMAR Jacksonville HUDSON, ROCK De Armanville HUNTER, JACQUELINE Altoona JAMES, MARTHA SUE Centre JONES, DICK Gaston LEDBETTER, BOBBY Albertville LEWIS, JO ANNE Gaylesville LITTLE, JOY Anniston LUMPKIN, PAT Anniston MEEHAN. POLLY Pell City MERRITT, WILLIE M. Jacksonville MINOR, NEVA Dadeville NORDMAN, RICHARD Gadsden NORTON, PHYLLIS Centre PAIGE. WALTER Burlington, Mass. R E S H M PANNELL, BILLY T reasurer Birmingham PATTERSON, BENNIE Dadeville PEAK BETTY Bren! ROBERTS, ELSIE Gadsden ROCKWELL, DOT Brent SCOTT, JAMES W. Leeds SHARPTON, PEGGY Gadsden SHORT, BILLIE Stevenson SMELLEY, MARY ANN Sytacauga SPEARS, BETTY Geraldine STRUTH, HANS Germany taft, Walter TIDWELL, FAYE Gadsden WALDROP, MARY R. Gadsden WATSON, FRANK Odenville WHITTEN, NINA Birmingham WILLIAMS, BETTY J. Jacksonville WILSON, EDITH Gay lesville YOUNG, ANN Reporter Piedmont Keauties Selected for this national honor by a faculty-student committee, the eighteen students were chosen on the basis of the student's scholarship; his cooperation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities,-his citizenship and service to the school; his promise of future usefulnes. Who's Who Ahonc, students IV RWCWICUN UNIVERSITIES flND CoU-EtES Seated; Jim Side , Sara Lou Armstrong, Arthel Parker, Mary Charles Wiggins, B. J. Norlan Standing: L. A, McConatha. Forrest Kiliough. Robert Abney, Jimmy Roberts, Don Holt Homer Stephens Harry Howell, Austin Gay, Richard Hearn. Not shown: Jean legg, Betty Cole, Tom Wheatley. John Thomas. M imosa OR. WILLIAM J. CALVERT, JR., Advisor OPAL LOVETT, Photographer Mary Sharp, Nancy Wood, Sandy Southerland, Or. William J. Calvert, Jr.. Carolyn Mayes, Alice Williams, Kattie Smith, Vivian Carlisle, Johnny Churchill, Tom Wheatley, Neal Letson, Rita Sue Shirey. Staff J. J. SOUTHERLAND, Business Alanager and MARY SHARP, Editor STAFF MARY 5HARP ....................................... Editor SUE SHIREY Feature Editor NANCY WOOD NANCY WOOD Organ, af or, Fdifor DOROTHY RALEY Associare fd fors CAROLYN MAYES SANDY SOUTHERLAND Business Alanager DALTON WEEMS Sparr Editor JEAN LEGG KATTIE SMITH ALICE WILLIAMS 0ETTy COLE Typist VIVIAN CARLISLE DR. WM j, CALVERT, JR. Advisor DOROTHY ROCKWELL Class Editors OPAL LOVETT ... P iofographer RICHARD NORDMAN Adminisfrafion Edifor TOM WHEATLEY .................. Cover Designer BETTY COLE and SARA LOU MILLER BYRO TUCKER MARY WEIN JACK COLLINS ALICE WILLIAMS Junior President Junior S-G-A- Rep. Junior S.G.A. Rep. OAITON WEEMS JIMMY MOORE Freshman President Freshman 5.G.A. Rep. RAY CAMPBELL Soohomore S.G A Rep. jimmy Haynes freshman S G.A. Rep Junior Social Rep. BITTY ASHWORTH Sophomore Social Rep. 0 MARLENE SMITH Freshman Social Rep. Government HOMER STEPHENS President J E ANDERS Advisor The Student Government Association is the governing body for student affairs at Jacksonville, It includes the four elected officers and a faculty advisor. The student council, which is the Legislative Branch, consists of representatives duly elected from each class. A democratic, self-governing body, its purpose is to serve the students and the betterment of the college. ARTHEl PARKER Secretary DON HOLT Vice President TROY MORRISON Treasurer STAFF JAMES ROBERTS Editor DOC IA HAS LAM , Associate Editor JOHN CHURCHILL Bui rtesi Manager DANA HERBST — ........................ Circulation Manager JIMMY MOORE . . Sports Editor NEIL LETSON ... Feature Editor JEAN LEGG __________________________________ News Editor JUDY TROTTER _______________________________ Feature Editor OPAL R. LOVETT ___________________________ Photographer JAMES SMOTHERS ____________________ Assistant Photographer DAN TRAYLOR ....................................... Typist John J. Churchill, Dana Herbst Jean Legg. James Roberts, Docia Haslam. BILL HAMMILL MARY WElN DOT RALEY DON TRAYLOR President V'ce President Secretary Reporter Guild Richard Nordman Nancy Wood. Be«y Williams, Joyce Rudd, Jesse Gilchrist, Virginia Voss, Pat Bulger, Dorothy Raley, Peggy Sbarpton. Mary Ross Cannon, Ann Young. Jimmy Roberts. Rita Sue Shirey. Richard Jones, Carole Moore, Bill Hammil, Jean legg, Neal Letson. Tom Wheatley, Jack Collins, Dan Traylor, Judy Trotter, Beth Taylor, Doris Prather, Shirley Stewart. 3. Z.A Seated; Betty Austin. Rita Sue Shirey, Billie Barksdale, Ruby Ann Jones, Frances Treadaway, Jo Bond . Standing: B. J Norton, Vito Marsicano. Gene Anderson, Dr. Self, Re Whatley, Troy Griffin, Bobby Dobbs, Felton Easierwood Harris Mynatt, Earl Childers, J. T. Childress, Fredine Woodham. Elmer Robert , Marion Mayfield, Russell Short. Ushers WPS) UR'fj] ? AN HONOR SOCIETY IN EDUCATION Hpatltm Jhi Chapter - Finf row: Ruth Ann Burnham, Betty Cole, France Treadaway, Wij Lucille Branjcomb, Dorrij Myers, Ralph Campbell, Dr, Reuben Self, Second row: Betty Austin, Jean Legg, Dean C. R. Wood, Miss Lucille Branscomb, Faculty Counselor, Taps for Membership, Betty Austin, Ruth Anne Burnham, Frances Treadaway. and Jean legg Presiding officer is Betty Cole. President of the chapter. Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society in Education. Its purpose is to encourage high professional, intellectual, and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. To this end it invites to membership persons who exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. BETTY SUE COLE President WILLIAM YANCEY CHEWNlNG Vice President MISS LUCILLE 8RANSCOMB Faculty Counselor and Sponsor Seated: Students Francis Wallace, Yancey Chewning, Frances Treadaway, and Ruth Ann Burnham Standing; Dr Houston Cole, J.S.T.C. President; Professors Frank McLean and L W Allison, Dean C. R Wood; Professors J. F. Glazner, Marvm Anders. Reuben Self, Walter Mason, and Lucille Branscomb, Counselor and Sponsor Zke International Mildred Fernandez, Vice President Spanish Club; Bill Jones, Student Co Chairman,- Dan Traylor, Student Co-Chairman; Benjamin Nodal, Reporter Spanish Club. Second row: Jacques Cormart, Student Councilman; Noemi Ballart, Student Councilman; Carolyn Mayes-President Spanish Club; Barbara Shirley. Secretary-Treasurer 5panish Club; Elaine Amyot, President French Club. Seated: Virginia Voss Standing, loft to right- Alden Huffalter, Noemi Ballart, lonnie Daniel, Imogen? Craft, Florida Phillips, Jane Kellett, Jacques Corman, Frnncine Cuitte. Dan Traylor, Marianne Malandre. Regula Schlatter, RoUnda Goetze, Yvonne Goefre, Cesar Real House Program The international House Program is made up of thirteen foreign students and 20 Americans, and is headed by Dr. J. H, Jones. Its basic aim is to train and prepare young people for spiritual, intellectual, and professional leadership. At the same time, through relations between students from different lands, it promotes international understanding, and shows the value of multilinguistic ability. __ 8Vi Vfh 'L. Benjamin Nodal, Shirley Barnwell, Hans Struth, Gail Mounlain, Carolyn Mayes Mimi Ballart Seated Jean Pitman, Mildred Fernandez, Standing: Betty towns, Barbara Shirley, Bill Jones, Elaine Amyot, Catherine Cooper, Gerald Cooper. Seated: Miss Lucille Branscomb. Standing, tett to right Dan Traylor, President; Jack Churchill, Bill Jones, Florida Phillips, Reporter; Catherine Cooper. Gerald Cooper, Vice President; Dr. J. H, Jones, Mrs. J. H, Jones Alden Hutlakef, Secretary and Treasurer. Jacques Cormjn, President; Joan Bannister, Secretary; Tom Wheatley The Writers Club, founded in 1948, is open to all students at Jacksonville who desire to write. At its informal semi-monthly meetings, original compositions are presented for criticism, and the best of these are published in its annual, SOUNDINGS. Seated: Docia Hasiam, Richard Nordman, Jean Legg, Neal lefson. Standing; Ann Carter, Joan Bannister, Nancy Wood. Elaine Amyot, Florida Phillips. Alden Huffaker, Freda Fallman, Imogene Craft, Or. Calvert. Not shown: Louis Herzberg, Tom Wheatley, Jacques Corman. Regula Schlatler, Marianne Malandre Vondie Cockrell. Sigma Tau Delta is a national college English society whose purpose is promoting the mastery of written expression, encouraging worthwhile reading, and fostering a spirit of fellowship among men and women specializing in English. Jacksonville State College has a strong, active chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the Greek letters of which organization stand for Sincerity, Truth, and Design. Sigma Zau 'Delta GERALD COOPER ______— Prudent WARY LOUISE KILE--------------------------Treasure ’ SUEVILLA PENDERGRASS V'Vre President JOAN HAMBY Reporter 5ARA LOU ARMSTRONG Secretary First row: Jane McClellan, Sara. Lou Armstrong, Dot Mitchell, Freda Fallman, Janet Clements, Nelda Thorne. Second row: Miss Maude Luttrell, Sponsor; Tom Wheatley, Dan Traylor, Joan Hamby, Alden Huffaker, Jimmy Roberts, Gail Mountain, Mary Louise Kile. James Dotson, Gerald Cooper. Third row: Mrs. Nina Stephens, Madge Shamburger. L. A McConatha, Troy Morrison, Neal Letson, Joan Bannister, Suevilla Pendergrass, Louise Cribb. ASSISTANT SQUADRON OFFICERS CAPTAIN DUDLEY HUNT ................... Training Officer 1ST IT. SAM JONES _________________ Commandant of Cadett 1ST LT. RUSSELL GREENLEAF ................... Engineering 1ST LT. JAS. JORDAN _______ ..... Communications 2ND LT. PELHAM ABLES ...................... Supply Officer CADET CAPT. GARRY BlGGLESTON Cadet C. O. TRAINING PROGRAM Preflight Instruction Instrument and Actual Flight Licensed Two-Way Radio Station Air Search and Rescue Practice Aid in Civil Defense Cadet Drill Team International Cadet Exchange Squadron CAP Jacksonville Cadet Biggleston, third from left, represents Alabama in Canada with Cadets from other states. Lt. Russell Greenleaf gives engine instruction to Cadets, assisted by Lt. James Jordan. Squadron Commander Branscomb, lower right, participates K national aviation workshop in Colorado MAJOR LUCILLE BRANSCOMB Commanding Officer Jacksonville Alabama Wing Staff Officer inspect Jacksonville Squadron A group of Senior members and Cadets of the Jacksonville Squadron's 140 members Ann Burnham, Treasurer; Marlene Pyron Sergcant-at-Arms; Joy FergusOn, President; Gloria Wood, Secretary; Betty Sue McDonough, Alumnae Secretary; Mary Louise Kile. Parliamentarian,- Carol Dunn, Vice President; Gail Mountain, Reporter; Dot Raley, Chaplain, Alpha Gamma Epsilon Standing: June Usry, Marlene Pyron, Florida Phillips. Docia Haslam. Ann Burnham. Mickey Blodgett. Cynthia Kerr, Dorothy Raley. Carol Dunn. Mary Louise Kile, Miss Olive Barnes. Seated: Joy Ferguson. Polly Eastcrwood, Betty Sue McDonough. Gloria Wood Gail Mountain Phi Mu Alpha Phi Mu Alpha Music Fraternity is made up of men actively interested in music on the campus. The fraternity sponsors several programs and music activities First row; Gary Morgan, Mr, Mason, Mr, Boyajian, Jimmie Roberts. Second row: Benny Carlton. Mr. Eugene Duncan. Mr. Finley, Wayne Hopper. Third row: Richard Cooper. Dewey Countryman, W. H. Ashburn, John Thomas, Roger Rutledge. Ceonc Cole THE HOME ECONOMICS 1. To interpret purpose and function of home economics and work to improve status of the home. 2. To provide an opportunity for fellowship among home economics students on the campus. Left to right: Alice Williams. Mary Jane Penny Annie Ruth Davie, Florella Maddux. Economics Club CLUB PURPOSES ARE 3. To join with other college clubs in creating an interest in international fellowship. 4. Through national affiliation bill for a well-rounded club program to encourage a better understanding of family life. Mr, Margaret Rice. Vonde Cockrell. Joye Oner. Alice Williams, Virginia Ann Voss, Virginia Ihrie, Jo Barclifl. Marcelle Bowden, Carol Dunn, Marlene Smith. Athena Parker, Rplh GfOOVa, Mary Jane Penn , Joyce Newby, Doris Lee Prather. Ann Nichols Mary Ruth Lane Nancy Wood, Mary Sharp, Laura Upton, June Carlisle, Jo Anne Pullen, Martha Nell Burnt Rita Sue Shirey, Evelyn Wells, Mrs. Mary Lowery. Zke Baptist The Baptist Student Union seeks to maintain a strong link between the local Baptist Church and the students of the college who are Baptist or whose religious preference is Baptist. Members of the Baptist Church or any of its auxiliaries are members of this organization. All students are invited to attend the meetings of this organization. Sealed: Peggy Keith, Sunday School Representative; Judy Trotter, Y.W.A. Representative; Carolyn Buckner, 2nd Vice President; Peggy Breeden, Assisiant Pianisi 5tanding: Betty Conway, Training Union Representative; Troy Morrison, 1st Vice President; Mr. Arnold. Faculty Advisor; Mary Jean Garrett, Treasurer; Kattie Smith, Pianist; Dot Raley, President. teiHl Student Union Mr. Paul J Arnold, Fatuity Advisor; Dot Raley. President B S U ; Dr. Billy Adams. Pastor Advisor. Dot Raley, Carolyn Buckner. Ela.ne McGraw, Peggy Breeden. Peggy Keith. Judson Whorton. Ray Campbell, Doris Edwards. Mary Jean Garrett, Troy Morrison, Cecelia Crowe. Betty Conway, Betty McDonough, Jean legg. Orville Barnes, Jean Rushing, Marlene Smith, Judy Trotter, Betty Ashworth, Edwin Mims, Faye Tidwell. Mr. Arnold. Faculty Advisor; Nancy Wood, Rev. Billy Fields. Wesley 3ou The Wesley Foundation, a religious organization for college students, promotes religious development and fellowship on the campus. Activities include two weekly meetings, guest speakers and forum discussions, a student choir, fall retreat. Thanksgiving breakfast, receptions for new students, socials, banquets, visits to other campuses, and participation in state and national meetings. reverend b h. McCain Pajfor. Director MISS LUCILLE BRANSCOMB Faculty Counselor MISS MAUDE LUTTREU MISS ALTA MILLICAN Advisors Seated: Mimi Ballart. Mary Louise Kile. Blanche Spradley. Jackie Hunter, Miss Lucille Branscomb, Betty Sue Cole, Barbara Shirley, Virginia Vost, Athena Parker. Standing, first row: Rev, B. H McCain, Arthel Parker, Annie Laura Sullivan Alecne Season, Edith Wilsort. Mary Rulh Waldrop, Gail Mountain, Lloyd Mims. Mildred Fernandez, Betty Spears, Jean Everett, Mary Sharp, Jane Ketlelt. Second row: Wilbur Shaw, Herbert Griffin, Buddy Treadaway, Gilbert Aldridge, Troy Griffin, Wayman Garmon, Victor Lawson, Homer Stephens, Betty Sue McDonough, George Jarrell Neal Haygood fit ®att (Chi w ,i •JS Alnba Zrta A A y ' f Pi Tau Chi is a national honorary religious society designed to give recognition to Methodist students and adult youth workers on college campuses for outstanding unselfish Christian service and leadership. Student members are chosen in their Junior year by the membership of Wesley Foundation. Muni Ballart, Miss Lucille Branscomb, Arthel Parker, Wilbur Shaw, The Reverend B. H McCain, B. J. Norton. IV c 7 s 0 I u t H y d a t 0 n 0 i c e r s Scared: Arrhel Parker, Publicity; Mary Louise Kile, Vice President; Troy Griffen, President; Lloyd Mimj, Treasurer; Athena Parker, Social Chairman. Standing: L A McConatha Songleader; B. J. Norton Membership Chairman; Gail Mountain. Pianist. Not shown: Annie Laura Sullivan Secretary; Mary Ruth Waldrop, Reporter. to right: Eleanor Hagan, Mrs. Carrie Mae Wright. Bill Jones, Sadie Robinson, Forrest Reporter Killough. Mrs. Alfred Roebuck. Bill Hammil, Betty McFarlane, Margie Clark. Westminster fellowship Westminister Fellowship is a college student organization sponsored by the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Alfred Roebuck, Mrs. Carrie Mae Wright, and Miss Helen Christison are the sponsors Seated, left to right: Bill Hammil, Ben Carlton. Sadie Robinson, Ann Jones, Margie Clark. Carole Moore, Carlton Hosmer, Betty McFarlane. Miss Helen ChriSti on Standing- forrest Kiliough, Mary Wem, Eleanor Hagan. Ernes Winchester. Bill Jones. Sue Shircy, President, Jerry Miller, Reporter; Paul Hill, Group leader; Verna Latham, Treasurer; Jean DeVaney. Secretary; June lett, Vice President; Rev, Durro Wood, Advisor; Troy Wilson, Director; Robert Abney, Group leader Campus Cight WEST SIDE BAPTIST First row: Margaret Carter, Ruby Gilmer, Betty Spears, Verna Latham, Jean DeVaney, Carol Rains, June Lett, Jean Boozer Second row: Mr. Gardner, Joye Carter, Frank Bice, Robert Abney, Paul Hill, John McGee, Sue Shirey, Mr. Casey. Third row- Bessie Johnson. Jerry Miller, Clark Turner, Frank Jones, Robert Davis. Betty Trantham. Peggy Davis, President; Peggy Keith, Secretary,- Jean Everett, Vice President; Pel Watson. Reporter. Women’s Athletic Association j The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest in a program of wholesome physical and recreational activities; to stimulate and foster the highest type of college spirit; and to contribute to the development of the ideals of health and sportsmanship of every woman student. Scabbard and Blade Company B, of the 9th Regimen! of the National Society of Scabbard and Blade, was organized in 1950. At present there are 114 such Companies in colleges and universities all over the United States. The membership consists of selected members of the advanced classes of R.O.T.C. In order to be eligible for membership, one must have outstanding leadership ability, moral qualifications, and outstanding scholastic ability. Left to right: JACK D. ABBOTT Captain LAWRENCE A. McCONATHA First Lieutenant THOMAS R. COSPER Second Lieutenant HERBERT H. JONES First Sergeant First row; John J. Churchill, William F. Killough. Eulerte A. Gay, Lawrence A. McConatha. Lawton D. Brown. Second row; George R Jarrell, Max 5. Bowdoin, Billy J Moore, Jack D. Abbott, Third 'ow- Roy E. Smith, Verdon D. Traylor, Robert G Cooper, Arlie L Gunter Fourth row; Herbert H. Jones, Thomas R Cosper, Richard B. Greer, Robert L. Clay, Ivan F. Smith, Darwin C, Miller, Troy I. Morrison, Clark Lewis, David W. Lacey, William B. Jones, lewis S. Butterworth. BENTLEY BOWDOIN BROOKS BULGER BYERS CAMPBELL CLEMENS coan DACUS DOBBS grizzard HOLDER HOOVER HOWELL KILLOUGH KROCHINA LEDBETTER LITTLE MAULDIN ODELL SHELLEY SOLLEY STEWART TAFT THOMPSON TINSLEY TOWNS TUCKER The J-Club is an organization composed of students who have lettered in major sports at Jacksonville. The club is very active at Homecoming each fall. It sponsors the J-Club Smoker and Dance. For the last few years it has been host to the 6th District Basketball Tournament. VIVIAN WARD Secretary-T reasu ter Not shown: J. W. Richey, Vito Marsicano, Bud McCarty, Bob Coley, Harris, Bill Roddam, Frank Nelson. J. jC A. Judson Whorton, President; Charles Huguley, 1st Vice President; Benjamin Nodal, 2nd Vice President, and President of State Chapter; Frances Bonds. Secretary; Max Bowdoin, Business Manager and Treasurer; Frances Steed, Reporter; Mrs. Lawrence Hicks. Co-Sponsor; Miss Lucille flransccmb. Sponsor and State F B.L.A. Director for Alabama. The Future Business Leaders of America is a National Society open to all business students. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for leadership through group activities, to make useful contacts with business executives, to provide guidance in the choice of a career, to raise the standards for entrance into business occupations, and to participate in projects for the improvement of the school and the community. It is sponsored by the United Business Education Assor hon. The Jacksonville chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America was organized in 1951. It sponsored the organization of the Alabama State Chapter in 1952. First row: Jean Murphree, Kattie Smith, Mimi Ballart, Mary Jean Garrett, Peggy Keith, Billie Cunningham, Ruby Jones, Allene Steele, Sara Lou Armstrong, Arthel Parker. Miss Branscomb. Second row: Peggy Henley, Mary Ann Smelley, Edith Berry, Jean Rushing, Margaret Carter, Janet Clements, Mary Louise Kile, Rita Fowler, Homer Stephens. Judson Whorton, Omar Calciolari. Th%d row; Harry Yocum, Dixie Elliott, Joyce Maddux, Paul Patterson, Betty Ross Cannon, Herbert Griffin, Max Bowdoin, Mary Charles Wiggin . Fourth row; Clark Lewis, Yancey Chewning, Bob Palmer, Roy Smith, Floya Treaaaway, Alvin Byer . June Murphree, Miss Helen Christison, Mr. Williams, Wilmer McNair, Jimmy Little, Sonny Scott, J. C, Ray, Glenn Thompson. Kappa Phi Kappa Scared. Jack Churchill, Gerald Cooper, Dana Heron, I. A. McConatha. Standing: Francis Wallace, Robert McCord, James Dotson, Elmer Roberts, Robert Abney, Dr. Reuben Self, Don Holt, Louis P. Johnson, Jack Abbott ATHLETICS LOVETT, OPAt P'Mefic PubJisbing Director LEACH, GARY Assistant Athletic Publishing Director SAILS, DON Athletic Director - zo o JODIE CONNELL Little All American JAX ALl-TIME FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Terry Hodges. Bfackie Heath, Ben Pilitary, William Clark, L. C. Gamer, John Meadows, Jimmie White. Second row: Earl Roberts, Whit Wyatt, Wesley Hardy, Fray Carter, James Hicks. D. E. Whiteside, Clyde Lusk, Paul Adams HEAD COACH SAILS and LINE COACH WEDGEWORTH FOOTBALL COACHES 1952 SCHEDULE Sept. 20—LIVINGSTON STATE COLLEGE _________________________ , Jacksonville Sept. 27-MARYVILLE COLLEGE ........................................ Maryville, Tenn. Oct. 11-TAMPA UNIVERSITY ______________________________________________ Jacksonville Oct. 18-TROY STATE COLLEGE .............................................. Jacksonville Oct. 25—AUSTIN PEAY COLLEGE _____________________________________ Clarksville, Tenn. Nov. 1-SOUTH GEORGIA COLLEGE _____________________ _ Jacksonville Nov. 0-WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE ....................................... Jacksonville Nov. 1 5—FLORENCE STATE COLLEGE _____________________ ___________________ Florence Nov. 22—HOWARD COLLEGE ................................................. Birmingham DON MAULDIN. Jun.oi Quarterback—Fairfield JOE DACUS, Sophomore Halfback—Summerville, Ga. VIRGIL HOLDER, Sophomore Fullback—Albertville ‘Jacksom ill RAY CAMPBELL, Sophomore End—Gallant JODIE CONNELL, Senior Guard—Gadsden TRAVIS WALKER, Junior Tackle—Walnut Grove PAUL THOMPSON, Sophomore Halfback—Albertville letter men BERNARD HAMMETT, Senior Fullback—Jacksonville GUY SIMS, Junior End—Gadsden BOBBY DONAHOE, Freshman Tackle—Talladega HAROLD BENTLEY, Sophomore Tackle—Arab AUBREY TINSLEY Senior Tackle Gadsden BILL TOWNS Sophomore Guard Oneonta BILL RODDAM, Freshman Tackle—Person JACK GRIZZARD, Sophomore Guard—Oxford KENDAL CLEMENS, Sophomore Guard—Guntersville f BOBBY DOBBS Senior Guard Dawson HARRY YOCUM Junior Guard Atfalla EARL CHILDERS, Senior Halfback—De Funiak Springs HERSHELL ODELL, Freshman End—Lincoln BOBBY HARRIS, Junior Center-Oxford BOB HENDERSON, Senior Left Halfback—Anniston BOB COLEY, Sophomore End—Munford DON BULGER, Freshman Center—Sylacaoga BUDDY WHITE, Junior Fullback—Anniston CHEER LEADERS jane Mayes, Joan Hamby, Mary Wein, Peggy Lackey, George Box, Luke Worthy, Jack Collins, Billy Pannell. MAJORETTES Jean Burns, Nancy Blackburn, Mary Knight, Florida Phillips, Betty Tuck, Carolyn Freeman. JOE CRAIG Forward—New Hope VIVIAN WARD Center— Rockford MILFORD COAN Forward—Phil Campbell BUFORD BROOKS Guard—Opp BASKETBALL RAY WEDGEWORTH Coach MAX BOWDOIN Guard—Kinston r JOHN KROCHINA Guard—Amsterdam PLAYERS MAX WILSON Guard-Gadsden OALTON WEEMS Guard—Spring ville TOM RICHEY Center—Chavies HOWARD WALDREP, JR. Center—Anniston J. W. RtCHEY Forward—Chavies BASKETBALL SCHEDULE HOME Dec. 12—St. Bernard Dec. 17—Redstone Arsenal Jan. 5—Florence Jan. 12—Troy Jan. 27—Livingston Jan. 28—Livingston Jan. 30—Chattanooga Feb. 7—Ga. State Teachers College Feb. 1 7—Howard Feb. 19-West Ga AWAY Dec. 6—University of Alabama Jan. 6—St. Bernard Jan. 8—Chattanooga Jan 1 4-Redstone Arsenal Jan. 16—Florence Jan. 19—Troy Jan. 2 I —West Ga. Feb. 2—Livingston Feb. 3—Livingston Feb 6—Peerless Mills Feb. 10—Howard INTRAMURAL The Intramural Program is under the supervision of the Health and Physical Education Department of which Mrs. W. J. Calvert, Jr., is Head. Each quarter every student in school is given the opportunity to participate in one or more activities. Senior students majoring in Physical Education have direct charge of the program. J ClUB BASEBALL J P. WHORTON Left to right: Jim Brock, Garlan Hendrix, Milford Coan, Byrd Tucker, Harold Barnard, Forrest Killough. Second row: Aubrey Lath n, Malcolm Nelson, Jimmy Little, Wayne Hardeman, Bud McCarty, James Nixon, P I T C H E R INFIELD Jimmy Little, James Nixon, Bill Nolan, T, L. Brock TEAM Alvin Byers. Third row. Coach J. W. Stevenson, Harold Barnard, Wayne Allen, Max Bowdom, J, P. Whorton, Tommy Brock, Henry Dunbar. SCHEDULE April 8—Berry College April 15—Berry College April 17-Florence State April 21—Howard College April 25—Livingston College April 29—Howard College May 1—Livingston College May 2—Marion May 8—Florence State May 16—Marion BATTERS Harold Barnard, Albin Byers, Wayne Allen, Chuck Miller, Milford Coan. TENNIS TEAM First row: Willis Deerman, Lloyd Baker, Bill Dolan, James Heafhcock, John Moore. Bill Jones. Second row: Mrs. Calvert, B. C. Duke, W. H. Ashburn, Buster Dowthit, Albert Romine, James Nixon. SCHEDULE April 16—Florence State Teachers College April 17—Florence State Teachers College April 18—Troy State Teachers College April 19—Young Harris April 23—Marion April 25—Louisiana State University April 30— Oglethorpe University May 2—Troy State Teachers College May 3—Marion May 5—University Tennessee May 6—Oglethorpe University May 10—Florence State Teachers College May 1 4—Huntingdon CROQUET WOMEN IN SPORTS Women's sports are sponsored by the Physical Education classes, and the Women's Athletic Association ARCHERY TENNIS COLLEGE ORCHESTRA r. CHORUS INSPECTIONS Senior Kail Sopi omon Mop X V VICTORY FOL HOME FLOAT PS DWS PARADE ttONvKOWAUC ( Crusade for freedom HANGED BY THE COMMUNISTS Boys’ 'Dormitories OH FOP A MAID! 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