Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1955 volume:

2 o 3 crr;tjrt 4 I 5 hi - - ; ■ ' ; j;, •y yrc � 'mP i 'iin .1' mrr 6 7 8 o 10 H n 1 35 mimosa. ttemoria, t __Dc i c a ”Vc o ix faculty -34 ________SuAlcltnas Oct {vlt i es eau ty Fair 3, O tstoL otinq Students 1____I athletics Seniors 1 Vnder radLs j ToX----—; ---- Orgamaat ions j f O---------------[ MverHseMervts ALMA MATER bOHO and detouon. ante tr«? Pr‘j;5 mwl'H ' st0f of tr� fb IH Quest jot beauty, Search for j Thine eternally. Oh . Alma Mater, Aiwa Mater, ll’ e to Tbee. Memorial MRS. CAROLINE EDWARDS The paintings of Caroline Edwards arc a key to the character of the woman. Full of quiet beauty and dignity, tasteful and deeply genuine, they express her own graceful adjustment to life. It is significant that her best known work was in portraiture, for in this medium she revealed her abiding interest in human individuality. So was she also as a teacher of art—personally interested in her students, eager that each should discover his or her own creativity, and quick to offer expert and gentle guidance. Trained at Sophie Newcomb College and the Art Institute of Chicago, Mrs. Edwards had been associated with the Jacksonville faculty for four years before her untimely death on July 25, 195T The college mourns her loss with gratitude for that part of her which still remains with us. DR. One of the finest things that can be said of a teacher is that he compels his students to think. Such a man was Dr. Cayley, who died on May 17, 195d. Tough-minded and keen of speech, he approached each class as a kind of combat in which the weapons were intelligence and information, the field w'as the accumulated experience of mankind, and the victory was Truth. His students remember how it feels to be hemmed in, driven to the wall, and forced to examine ideas in the light of evidence. Thus was built a select and devoted following which is a living monument to his career. Dr. Cayley was broadly educated at the Universities of Toronto and Manitoba, and at the University of Chicago where he received the Ph D. A member of the Jacksonville faculty since 193 4, he was, at the time of his death, head of the political science department and chairman of the social science division. His special pleasure was the preparation of pre-law students, a field in which he earned notable recognition. The college can pay him no f;ner tribute than to preserve his veneration for “scholarship,” which was to him the greatest word in the English language. ji 15 DEDICATION In Jacksonville's greatest single year of building expansion, it is appropriate that the MIMOSA be dedicated to the men who are chiefly responsible. Dr. Cole, our president, Solon Glover, our business manager, and John Duncan, our superintendent of buildings, have commenced or finished eight new buildings and additions, including a science building, two new dormitories, a home economics laboratory, an all-purpose building, and an expanded elementary school. As further tokens of their astute guidance — and Jacksonville’s rapid g been projected fc rth — five more buildings have Our Appreciation to Mr. Opal R. Lovett The Mimosa would not have been possible without the wrork and cooperation of our photographer. He worked in the mornings, noon and into late hours of the night shooting and printing pictures. He many times forgot about his health and neglected his family just to see the Mimosa grow and become the finest of all annual publications. Knowing him as we do, we recognize and appreciate his contributions, not only to the Mimosa, but to the campus activities as a whole. APPRECIATION ADMINISTRATION 18 9 President and First Lady A happy combination of dignity and friendliness is the rare quality which distinguishes the college’s First Lady. Deeply genuine and always cordial, the gracious hostess of The President’s Mansion continually attracts the respect and warm regards of the student body and faculty. Thus she shares in her husband’s work by fostering the spontaneous unity which is an important and pleasant mark of the Jacksonville campus. 20 as a public speaker are measures of the privilege ].S.T,C. enjoys in having him as President. Widely known throughout Alabama and the South as an expert on college problems and constantly in demand for conferences and speaking engagements, he still finds time to maintain a keen interest in student affairs. His deft talent for constructive personal and public relations is a major key to the re-markable growth the college has undergone during his thirteen years as chief executive. The Dean DR. C. R. WOOD The thirty-four-year tenure of Dr. Claude Rudolphus Wood as instructor and dean has been characterized by fidelity to duty and loyalty to the college. His long acquaintance with other college deans and administrators has made him a force not only at Jacksonville but throughout the state. THE DEAN S HOME IS J.O. WEBB Veteran's Administrator R LISTON CROW Treasurer MRS ethel McWhorter OHef Miss m ldred Johnston A B.. B.S., M a College Librarian MISS VIRGINIA BANNISTER President's Secretary MRS MARY S POLING Recorder MRS WALTER A MASON Recorder MRS R.K COFEEE Publicity Director MRS. ETHEL MOCK Director of Student Workers MRS. GENEVA PYRON Assistant Treasurer THE COLLEGE STAFF MRS. A. B CROW Assistant Librarian MRS MARY CASS Manager of Supply Store MRS MIRIAM HAYWOOD Assistant Treasurer MR. SOLON H. GLOVER Associate Treasurer O MRS. SYBIL REAVES Transcript Clerk MISS BETH TAYLOR College Nurse 25 DIVISION OF EDUCATION LOV W ALLISON B A M A Ph D Ht-ad of Division REUBEN SELF BS.. M A.. Ed D. Head Secondary Education MISS Ll'CILLE BRANSCOMB A M.. M A., Head Business Education Dept. CLAY BRITTAIN B.S.. M A Psychology FLOYD TREDAVf AY B.S.. M S. Business CHESTER C. DILLON A B , M A. Physical Education MRS. WILLIAM I CALVERT. JR. B.S.. M S. HeaJ Physical Education Dept. MISS LORA FRA7.EE B.S.. M.Ed. Elementary Education MRS. LAWRENCE HICKS B.S., M S.. Business OPAL LOVETT B.S.. Audio-Visual MISS ALTA M1LLICAN B.S., M.A, Education DIVISION OF MATH AND SCIENCE I.EVI T WILSON CHARLES M GARY NEWbERN Bl'SH M A , A M , Ph D A.B.. A M, Head BS , M A Head Head Physics Dept. Chemistry Dept Math Dcr JAMES C. WILKES B.S., MS, Ph D Head Biology Dept- MRS L, T. WILSON B.A., A M,, PhD.. Math RAYMOND C. WATSON B.S., Engineering PAI L J ARNOLD B.S., M A , LI D. Division Head RALPH LINDSAY B.S. Science RLl BEN BOOZER B.S., M A Biology MRS J. C. WILKES B.S. Chemistry GAITHER SNODDY B.S,, M A . M S. Chemistry sciences MISS NANCY ROBERSON A B., M.A., History Soaoi 0'“I«i ,Uuw °nijcs Dept. L =r ■ -Xx HORACE L. STEVENSON B.S., M.A.. History 1 X tw; ■ELSER LEON MtCLL ER Isdente B.S.. M VGeo| “ rap jy DIVISION OF LANGUAGES FRANK McLEAN B.S., M S., Ph D. English I J ALFRED SMOAKE MRS. THOMAS BELSER B.S., B.A.. M.A. B.S . M.A., English HENRY BASCOMB MOCK B.S,, M.S., Ph D. English WILLIAM J. CALVERT B.S., M A . Ph D. Head of Division MRS. RALPH LINDSAY B.S.. English MISS MAUDE LUTTRELL BS., M.A. English MRS. ALFRED ROEBUCK B.S., English JAMES H. JONES B.A., Docteuj de L'Umvcrsite de Montpellier. Head Foreign Language Dept. DIVISION OF FINE ARTS WALTER A MASON B.S.. M M . Head of Division ROBERT L. BARRON Doctor of Music Strings. Orchestra J. EUGENE DUNCAN B.M.. M M., Ph D. Band JOHN T. FINLEY B.S., M M. Music MRS. HAZF.L J. MATTHEWS AB Home Economics MRS TYLER POSNER B.S. Home Economics MRS. MARY L. LOWERY B.S., M.S-, Head Home Economics Dej t. MISS OLIVE BARNES B.M., M.A., Music MRS MARGARET GT B.S., M.A. Home Economics ACTIVITIES 37 STUDENT GOVERNMENT association C� ( - vi VB.ESHMA 5hc„,� . JAMES A. REAVES PtcsiJent JO ANN LEWIS Editor HARRY SHERMAN Associate Editor THE STAFF JO ANN LEWIS ................................ Editor HARRY SHERMAN ...................... Associate Editor JAMES ROYAL ........................ Business Manager PAGE FARMER ............. Associate Business Manager THOMAS FREEMAN .................. Circulation Manager MARIAN LANEY ............................... Artist JUDY BOOZER ............----------------------- Typist GAIL CASE ..............................-....... Typist EDITORIAL STAFF—Orble Barnes, Nonie Minor, Billy Pannell, Thomas Shamblee. BUSINESS STAFF—Beth Taylor, David Cook. THOMAS SHAMBLEE BILLY P ANN ELL Military Editors THE 1955 MIMOSA beth taylor. david cook Business Staff DR. FIELDS, Faculty Advisor JIMMY REAVES, Student Advisor II Typists Hughes. Deerman, Nelson THE COLLEGIAN STAFF HARRY SHERMAN _______________________ Editor BOBBY HAWKINS ............. Managing Editor MARTHA TERRY ............. Associate Editor PELHAM ABLES ............-.. Business Manager TOMMY PHILLIPS ............. Circulation Manager CHARLES LEWIS ..... Assistant Circulation Manager JO DEERMAN ................. Chief Typist EDITORIAL STAFF—Curtis Williams, John Hughes, June Miles, Gary Luttrell, Charles Nelson, Carolyn Dews, Orble Barnes, Beth Taylor, Bob Leland, Marian Laney, Betty Wade, Ray Pruitt, Carol Johnson. BOBBY HAWKINS Managing Editor 42 Laney, Taylor. Johnson, Barnes Betty Wade and Jimmy Reaves. Advisors; John Lee. Editor; Billy Pannell, Associate Editor; Evelyn Barber (not shown). Typist. AND STU-JACK The STU-JACK is a twice-monthly publication sponsored by the Student Government Association. ■ 43 Shi.WY ChiU« - Ben Meld. SeMed: Yvonne Traylor. Mildred Fernandez, Rolanda Goetze. J .inJing: Randi Furseth. Hans Struth, Stitaya Sirisinha. William Jackson, Katy Goulielmi. Virginia Voss. Ben Nodal. international house PROGRAM CO-CHAIRMEN — Ren Nodal, Virginia Voss. William Jackson. Bobby HaVkinv Helen Smith, Rolanda Goetze. Mildred Fernandez. A unique feature of student and college community life at Jacksonville is the International House, directed by Dr. J, H. Jones. This house is the center of a program which consists of some ten or twelve INTERNATIONAL Bottom: Billie Farmer. Betty Cook, Rolanda Goetze, Randi l Furseth, Yvonne Traylor, Katy Goulielmie, Virginia Voss, I Luui e Stanton, Helen Smith, Shirley Childeress, Franco!se 1 Schyna, Mildred Fernandez, Joyce Collins, Nicole Noel, L Top: Gus Stefanu, Bobby Hawkins, Merle Wade, Page Far- OFFICERS—Seu fJ. Virginia Voss, President SunJ- � : VC'tUiam Jackson, Vice President; Helen Smith, Treasurer; Jean Pitman. Secretary. Nicole Noel. Mohammed BoutcalaK, Luis (Cuervo. Sergio Lerda-Olherg. Francoia Schyna. students from other countries and twenty American students. These young people live, play and work together in the interest of better international under-standing and good will. Se.tted: Virginia Voss. William Jackson. First row: Jean Pitman. Margie Clark. Helen Smith. Mildred Fernandez, Yvonne Traylor. Rolanda Ooetze, Guj Stefanu. Second row: Ben Nodal. Wilbur Lowery. Stitaya Sirisinha, Page Farmer. and Or. Jones. Faculty Advisor. HOUSE PROGRAM met. Wilbur Lowery, Mohammed Boutaleb. Joe Conyers. Ben Nodal, Jimmy Moore. Juis Cuervo, Sergio Lerda Olberg. Will tarn Jackson. Hans St ruth. Stitaya Sirisinha. Dr. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Cooks, Helen and Carrie. 1955 BAND FORTY FOOTERS Our band leads Homecoming Parade OUR HALF-MI I.LIO GUY BIGHAM The contribution of the College band to the success of many college events and to school spirit is immeasurable. They- are one of the most hardworking groups on the campus and arc constantly making improvements and bringing honor to the College. SNAPPY STEPPERS Future Leaders of America Homecoming Float Senior Class Float Homecoming HOMI Forney takes Miss Homecoming and Her Escorts Science Club Float Wins! Home Economics Float COMING First Place Heave-ho, Satih! Pannell Decorations Masque and Wig °$N i u Ramona Wood Lit State T eacViers JocVsonv'AW, Drop Anchor, Mates, Abercrombie Hall Decoration Who Won? Everybody get into the act 50 Sadie Hawkins Dance Exhibit;'';! D.'itifir .it Narine l iejt.i The Spring Fiesta was a gala occasion. The campus looked like a rainbow when all the high school students were seated on the lawn for the evening meal. HOLIDAYS N � ft R.O.T.C. Demonstration 51 54 Thanks to Miss Huger and the Art Department V Speedy Junior Class Favorite CAP numbers Dwight Fvers, John Wilson jnJ Scout McKerby study the engine 're afd Addicts A Scene Fronj Class Officers' Dance Things like ‘.his make life interesting Cowboy United Nations Day—Good Foreign Relations The College Choir Miss MiUican lakiking for Something? Glass Menagerie Cast Did You Get Him, Louie? Freshman Frolic Lead-out Air Stouts Learn to FIv Link Trainer MILITARY Editors BILLY PANNELL THOMAS SHAMBLEE LT. COL. A. W HARVEY A native of Lynchburg, Va., Colonel Harvey is a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and is a veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict, He was assigned to duty as professor of military science and tactics at Jacksonville in August, 1954. He began his active duty as a second lieutenant in the Virginia National Guard in 1940. He served continuously until 1947 until he reentered civilian life as an industrial engineer. In 1951 Colonel Harvey- was recalled to active duty and served as advisor to Republic of Korea division and corps artillery. MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS General Military Science was inaugurated at Jacksonville at the beginning of the 1954-1955 term, replacing the Field Artillery branch course in accordance with current Department of Army policies. General military science graduates are qualified in all subjects necessary for a good foundation for a reserve officer. With this foundation, the graduate will attend a service school for specialized training and instruction in the branch in which the Army chooses to commission him. THE R. O. T. C BUILDING MAJOR DILLARD F. JONES Major Jones, a graduate of Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, was assigned to Jacksonville in 1933 and helped to tram the cadets who won top ranking during the last Field Artillery summer encampment at Fort Sill, Okla. He is a veteran of both recent wars. CAPTAIN LAWSON D FRANKLIN Captain Franklin w'as commissioned as a second lieutenant in January, 1942, upon graduation from the University of Florida. He served with the Fifth Armored Division in Europe during World War II and returned to European duty in 1949. He was assigned to Jacksonville in 1933 and has attended two summer camps with local students. MAJOR JONES CAPTAIN FRANKLIN SFC BRASSEALE SEC NELSON SGI. KNOTT SFC Brassealc instructs at summer camp. M SGT YOUNG M SGT. TURN IPSE ED Cadet Cct one NORMAN C. PSOPES BwtfMlion Commander Cadet Colonel Martha knowles Battalion Sponsor Cadet Major Cadet Major JOE W. PARSON WILLIAM P. P ANN ELL Battalion Exec. Batulion S-S Cadet Capta'm ARTHURS NACGHN Battalion 5- CADET BATTALION STAFF Strike Up The Band! Odets On Parade! I! Cadet Captain SIDNEY . WHITLEY Battalion $-2. Cadet Optarn JAMES H EOY AV Battalia S4 MASTER SGT. GUY A BIGHAM Band Leader GEORGE L. BROOM HUGH E. EPLEY JAMES W. HARRELL MARLIN D. HAWKINS JAMES A. MrDONALD JIMMY G. RAYBURN DELEATH RIVES DEWITT W. SELF JIMMY R BUSBY JOHN H. DENMAN HOWARD E ENTREKIN KENNETH A. HOWLE CHARLES S. HOWELL ALLEN C MASON WILBUR M. PHILLIPS LYNN W, SHELTON JERRY L. SMITH WELDON A, SMITHERMAN GUS C. UNGER WAYNE R. WASH AM HARRELL K WHITEHEAD COMPANY A CAPTAIN THOMAS E. SHAMBLEE...............Company Commander CAPTAIN JACQUELINE HARVEY....................Company Sponsor FIRST LIEUTENANT TAYLOR V. GILBERT...................Executive FIRST SERGEANT MERLE WADE..................... First Sergeant l:irst Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT JOHN A LOWERY..............Platoon Leader SFC HAROLD E. STUBBS..........................Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT WAYMON A. WESTER....................Platoon Guide Second Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT CHARLES W. LATHAM..........Platoon Leader SFC JACK B. GLENN.............................Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT WYNDOL G. KELSOE.................. Platoon Guide Third Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT JERRY W. ROBERTS-—........Platoon. Leader SECOND LIEUTENANT JOHN L. FORD......„....Assistant Platoon Leader SFC HUGH A. DAVES....................... Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT JAMES D. BULGER................. Platoon Guide COMPANY B CAPTAIN WILLIAM C HAMMJLL.............Company Commander CAPTAIN LIBBY MERCER............. „..... Company Sponsor FIRST LIEUTENANT HARRIS E. LOVE................. Executive FIRST SERGEANT PAUL E. COTHRAN..—......... First Sergeant First Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT WILLIAM G. MORGAN........Platoon Leader SFC JAMES W. HAYNES.................... Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT JOHNNY C. REYNOLDS..............Platoon Guide Second Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT GEORGE R. KEECH_______ Platoon Leader SFC LEWIS T. LEATH..................... Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT HUGH R. JOHNSON______________ Platoon Guide Third Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT CARLTON T. HOSMER........Platoon Leader SFC THOMAS H. WALTHALL______.____________Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT GENE HANSON................. -Platoon Guide Power Payne Watson COMPANY C CAPTAIN JOHN A. POWER............. .....Company Commander CAPTAIN PEGGY PAYNE..............._............Company Sponsor FIRST LIEUTENANT JAMES H. WATSON.................... Executive FIRST SERGEANT CHARLES W, SOLLEY________________ First Sergeant first Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT JACK J. LLULL............. Platoon Leader SFC JOE H. CRAIG.............-.............. Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT VINSON R. WILLIAMS_______________ Platoon Guide Second Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT CURTIS B. LEE.............. Platoon Leader SFC TAYLOR M. SMITH....... .......---------«---Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT CARL G. HARRISON..-_______________ Platoon Guide Third Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT KENNETH C. PAYNE____________ Platoon Leader SFC LARRY L. LYDA............................. Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT JERRY G. HOWELL................... Platoon Guide COMPANY D CAPTAIN JAMES R. CAMPBELL............. ,....Company Commander CAPTAIN CAROLYN BAKER........................ Company Sponsor FIRST LIEUTENANT JAMES BISHOP.......................... Executive FIRST SERGEANT GERALD K. JOHNSON................ First Sergeant First Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT WILLIAM E. MORROW.............. Platoon Leader SFC ROBERT A. BARNETT......................... Platoon Sergeant SERGEANT WILLIAM A JACKSON______________________ Platoon Colonel Second Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT GARY F. BURNS...................Platoon Leader SFC EARL W. ALDRUP........................... ,,Platon Sergeant SERGEANT JAMES A. MOORE........................ Platoon Guide Third Platoon SECOND LIEUTENANT JAMES F. SOLLEY.................Platoon Leader SECOND LIEUTENANT RAYFORD BOOZER........Assistant Platoon Leader SFC CALVIN L. SMITH.................... —.Platoon Sergeant 68 SUMMER CAMP Jacksonville State cadets finished their last year of Field Artillery courses by taking top honors at the summer Artillery encampment at Fort Sill, Okla., where they finished with the highest total of points earned by any of the university and college R. O. T. C. groups attending. Norman C. Propes, the cadet battalion commander, was picked as the top cadet at camp and led the entire formation of cadets past the reviewing stand on the final day. Cadet Billy Pannell won top honors in his battery, while several other Jacksonville students were well up in the competitive rating for the entire student group which numbered more than 1,600 cadets. (1) Brown, Jackson, and Power fire 105 millimeter howitzer. (2) Royal and Morrison call the shots. (3) Propes is commander of the day in final ceremony. (4) Gilbert and Whitley on survey problem. (5) The Dean makes the rounds. (6) Love, Pannell, Campbell and Shamblee firing for effect, Shoot Watching the clock Know any good numbers, Jackson? 72 Keep it clean. LvSd fish We catch home way She doesn't answer. Shall I try again ? Why not use Kentucky Windage? I i James Bishop Ray Campbell Paul Cothran Carl Harrison SCABBARD AND BLADE Company B” 9th Regiment OFFICERS JOE W PARSON ........................................ Captain WILLIAM P. PANNELL ..................... Pint Lieutenant NORMAN C. PROPES ......................... Sefond Lieutenant SIDNEY L WHITLEY .............................. First Servant Scabbard and Blade is a national military honorary society with local companies located in 131 leading colleges and universities throughout the nation. Only advanced R.O.T.C. students are eligible for membership. Jacksonville's Company ”B,' Ninth Regiment was organized in 1930. This year Scabbard and Blade has sponsored several projects, including a military dance, the annual Military' Ball, purchasing sabres for cadet officers, and awards for the company, platoon, and cadet of the year. Lt. Col. Harcty Tom Shamblee Calvin Smith Annual Event! James Solley Wayimn Wester Arthur Vaughn James Watson Md ll Billy Pannell Joe Parson Sidney Whitley Norman Propes ?ttSenl‘fSthe ecV' Cadet of the James Royal Neophytes! 75 BEAUTY FAIR BETTY DICKSON 19 )5 Gem of the Hills Intramural Queen JOAN HAGAN Howemw ug 80 BETTY WADE INA MARTIN LU MOSELEY FRANCES HASSON WJLIERDEAN RODDAN BILLIE NELL BLACK PEGGY GRAHAM h tty rt) GRaHAm MARTHA TERRY JOYCE POWELL MARTHa SISSON BETTY SMITH BILLIE JUNE NAYLOR June Barksdale sxNaaoxs OMIGMVXSXaO • 1 Wmmsm WS0 M arlie l. STUDENT OF THE YEAR 1953-54 WHO’S WHO Among Students In American Universities and Colleges MARIAN g-?£N NOdTT y y -;$c ;:'-‘-'-Nfr -'V HARRY SHERMAN | I wm £ roi VIRGINIA VOSS 3 BETTY WADE ARLIE GUNTER First Semester, 53-54 Second Semester, 53-5 Sumrr'er |_a . . —- «« « . . rx« ■« A W9 WWW k � ■ %A4 f BEN NODAL f J V' First Semester Second Semester • i S3-54 MARIAN LANBY Second Semetter, 53-54 BETTY WADE Second Semester, 53-54 HARRY SHERMAN U Summer, 1953 First Semester, 53-54 Second Semester, 53-54 First Semester, 54-55 CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT JO ANN LEWIS First Semester, 54 55 £ JAMES A. REAVES $} First Semester, 54-55 A BILLY PANNELL Mg First Semester, 54-55 GUY 8IGHAM First Semester, 54 55 HOWARD WALDREP I First Semester, 54 55 ; ATHLETICS Editor ERNEST WINCHESTER AI Wood ham set a new Jacksonville record of total yards gained in one season. V i. ir ' .vk ■n 99 GUS EDWARDS BOB EELAND TOM ROBERSON Business Manager Publicity Assistant Line Coach 1955 EOOTBALL The 1954 Gamecocks, Jacksonville's best football team in several years, ■wrote new records as they finished a ten-game season with seven wins, a tie, and two losses. Only the University of Chattanooga and one of the best teams in the history of rival Florence State managed to stop Al Woodham, Freddie Casey, Billy Hicks and other great hacks, running behind a big Une that was outstanding from end to end. Outta the way, Boy! Why so sad ? DON SALLS Head Coach Jacksonville. THE RECORD -24 Jacksonville.. Maryville . 0 Jacksonville.. 7 Carson Newman . 0 Jacksonville.. —.46 Livingston . 0 Jacksonville.. 38 Troy . 7 Jacksonville.. 14 Austin Peay ..14 Jacksonville.. 37 W. Georgia . 0 Jacksonville.. Jacksonville.. 63 So. Georgia ..12 0 Florence .21 Jacksonville.. 32 Howard .. 0 RAY WEDGE WORTH Line Coach GERALD JOHNSON JANE MAYES BOB DYAR JIM DYAR SPIRIT COMMITTEE FRANCES HANSON GAMECOCKS—0 CHATTANOOGA—24 Even in defeat, the 1954 Gamecocks started Jacksonville fans to talking about the old Paper Bowl teams again. This time they were rating the new Jax team as good as the boys who built fame at Pensacola. The Moccasins took a 24-0 win, but even Chattanooga scouts admitted that there wasn't as much difference in the teams as the score indicates. A 58-yard run by Chattanooga's Dick Young put the first score on the board in the first quarter, and the Moccasins used two more.long runs to run up an 18-0 lead at the half. Another Chattanooga touchdown in the final period accounted for all of the scoring as the Moccasins failed to add an extra point. The Gamecocks suffered through their opening game without being able to get an offense started, an ailment that was to continue until they returned to home grounds. The Four Horsemen! 103 GUS STEFANU GAMECOCKS—14 MARYVILLE—0 The Gamecocks scored when the game was six minutes old, and then added another touchdown in the second period to down Maryville’s Scotties, 14-0, in the second road game of the year. A1 Woodham scored the first counter on a 12-.yard run after a pass from Paul Thompson to ‘ Springy'' Clark put the ball within striking distance. Pistol' Bentley added the extra point. Freddie Casey scored the second touchdown on a 30-yard belly play, but the officials blew the whistle when they lost the ball completely. Casey made it for keeps three plays later, after Woodham and Big Bill Hicks had moved the ball closer. Bentley again added the point. Although the Gamecocks had to overcome three 15-yard penalties for their second scores, the yardage stepped off against hem hurt in an ill-fated drive during the final quarter. Jacksonville's offense was strong enough during the first half when Thompson was sending Woodham, Casey and Hicks for good gains. The second half failed to net much yardage as the Gamecock offense stalled within sight of the Scottie goal. Carl Harrison's kicking kept the Gamecocks out of trouble most of the night, while an outstanding defensive game by Bob Coley, Bull'' Bailey, Joe Roberts and Alex Mandli kept Maryville backs bottled up. TRAVIS WALKER Center BOB COLEV End ROY ’ BULL' BAILEY Tackle 104 G. B. BEASLEY Gu4fJ PISTOL BENTLEY Guard GAMECOCKS—7 CARSON NEWMAN—0 Jacksonville’s offense showed its usual early-game form as Bob Coley recovered a Jax fumble in the first quarter to score the only touchdown against Carson Newman in the third consecutive game with a Tennessee opponent. Wood ha ms touchdown came after Bob Coley and Alex Mandli partially blocked an Eagle punt and Jacksonville took over on the 35 yard line. Casey picked up five and Wood ham shook loose for a 2 5-yard run. Bill Hicks clipped another yard from the distance before Woodhai: crashed over and fumbled in the end zone. Coley’s alertness saved the day as he fell on the ball for the points. Bentley' added the point. Jacksonville’s big line made the game complete with a brilliant goal-line stand in the first period after a fumble gave the Eagles the ball on the Gamecock 20. The threat ended on the one-yard line as Coley, Mandli, Roberts and Travis Walker rose to the occasion. The offense ate up the yardage in mid-field during the second half, but never managed to click within the ten-yard line. Woodham, Casey and Lyle Darnell were the top gainers for the night. PAUL THOMPSON Quarterback BILL CLARK End JOE ROBERTS Tackle GAMECOCKS—46 LIVINGSTON—0 AL WOODHAM Halfback The Gamecocks went through their third consecutive game without allowing an opponent to score as they toppled Livingston, 46-0, in the first home game of the year. Billy Hicks started the riot against the state foe when he raced 31 yards for the opening touchdown in the first few minutes of the game. Bob Coley set up the play by recovering a fumble on the Tiger 34. Jacksonville drove from the mid-tield stripe for the second score as Hicks again crashed over Coley set up another tally late in the first quarter when he recovered his second Livingston fumble. A pass from Gene Hanson to Bill Clark and a lateral to Virgil Holder put the ball on the four, and Holder went over for the points. Wood ham scored the only tally of the second quarter, with help from Casey and Bill Hicks. The fifth touchdown was Travis Walker's responsibility shortly after the second half began. He blocked a Tiger kick to give the Jaxmen the ball on the three. Casey hit center for the score, and Bentley kicked his second point of the night. Hicks scored again in the third quarter, after racing 46 yards to the Livingston 19- Two plays later he was over for the touchdown. The final Jax tally was left to Darnell, who put the finishing touches on the game with a spectacular 88-yard runback of an intercepted pass. RAY CAMPBELL F.n J 106 Queen Joan reigns for a day. GAMECOCKS—38 TROY—7 Jacksonville rolled to its fourth straight win, the second over a rival Alabama team, when they ran up a 38-7 score against Troy’s Red Wave in College Bowl, It was the first time in four games that an opponent had been able to score against the Gamecocks’ strong defense. Harold Pistol'’ Bentley and Bob Coley led the hard-charging line that bottled up Troy’s offense on all but one play. Other defensive standouts were Bill Clark, Ray Burgess, G. B. Beasley, Bull Bailey, Joe Roberts and Alex Mandli. Woodham accounted for the first score with a dazzling 43-yard gallop in the first quarter. Bill Hicks smacked over for the second tally after Coley had recovered a Troy fumble, and a 39-yard pass from George Kecch to Freddie Casey was good for the third. The Gamecocks scored the first time they had possession of the ball in the second half when Woodham crossed the goal to climax a steady drive by Casey and Hicks, Chester Skates rammed across another score in the fourth period after Paul Thompson and Carl Harrison, with help from Skates, put the ball on the five. Charlie Grisham added the final tally during the closing minutes. CHESTER SKATES Fullback CHARLIE GRISHAM Halfback CARL HARRISON Halfback 107 GAMECOCKS—14 AUSTIN PE AY—14 Gene Hanson threw one down the stove pipe and Ray Campbell was there to make a brilliant catch which gave the Gamecocks the chance to gain a 14-14 tie with Austin Peay in the dying minutes of a road game. The pay-off pass came when the Tennessee team held a 14-7 edge over the Jaxmen with less than thirty seconds to go. Campbell caught the 14-yard heave in the midst of two defending backs to put the ball on the one-yard line. Freddie Casey scored the points on a quickie, and Pistol' Bentley made the kick that tied the game. Jacksonville completely dominated play during the first quarter, but was unable to punch over a score. It was left for the Governors to light up the score board, They did it during the last minute of the first half when John Martin went across. The Gamecocks tied the score near the middle of the third quarter when A1 Woodham raced 62 yards for a touchdown, and Bentley added his first extra point. Austin Peay scored again early in the final period when Martin threw a 45--yard pass to Bobby Way. Jacksonville took the kick-off and marked up four first downs behind the quarterbacking of George Keech. Hanson then came in to make his desperate toss. Roy Bull’' Bailey, Travis Walker, and Joe Roberts were the defensive standouts for the visiting Gamecocks. GEORGE KEECH Quarterback 108 VIRGIL HOLDER Fullback WILSON HICKS End GAMECOCKS—63 SOUTH GEORGIA—12 Jacksonville scored 22 points in the first quarter and rolled up a total of 429 yards in total offense to completely hum ble a South Georgia College team, 63-12. Freddie Casey gave the fans a preview of what was to come when he took the opening kick-off and raced 90 yards for the first score. After that it was all offense as Carl Harrison, Billy Hicks, Jerry Cole, Charlie Grisham, Ray Burgess, and Gene Hanson had a field day in the biggest scoring spree of the season, Harrison's score came after he had intercepted a Georgia pass and returned it to the Tiger 42-yard line. Two first downs and Harrison’s climax run accounted for the points. Bentley converted to make the score 13-0. Bailey blocked a punt on the Georgia 30-yard line and Joe Roberts carried it to the eight to set up the fourth score, which Hicks made on a five-yard run. Cole accounted for two points when he tackled a South Georgia runner behind the goal. Grisham scored the next two Jax touchdowns, one on a three-yard plunge and the other on a 12-yard run. Hulon Davis was mostly responsible for the second of Grisham s scores when he raced 70 yards to set up the play. South Georgia scored first in the third quarter after the Gamecocks had fumbled on the 12. The second score came on a 12-yard pass. A1 Woodham set up another Jax score when he returned the kick-off to the Tiger 29. Hanson then passed to Burgess for the pay-off play. GAMECOCKS—37 WEST GEORGIA—0 Gamecock regulars retired early against West Georgia as the Jaxmen crashed to a 37-0 decision at College Bowl. The first string played only one minute, while the reserves put in their busiest night of the year against an outclassed foe. Charlie Grisham opened the scoring in the middle of the first quarter, climaxing a 65-yard drive. Grisham’s score came on a 17-yard end sweep and furnished the only score of the opening, period. The Gamecocks opened the second quarter with a drive from the West Georgia 35. Zenoy Jolley carried over, after the Jaxes picked up a first down on the 25. The Gamecocks didn’t get up full steam until after the intermission. When they did get started, they rolled up 25 points as Virgil Holder, Hulon Davis, Wayne Murdock, Johnny Johnston and Grisham figured in the scoring. Holder made his points on a 35-yard break through the middle, and Grisham ran the extra point. The Gamecocks marched 90 yards for the next score, and Davis accounted for the final ten yards, TwcrMurdock passes, one to Ray Campbell and the other to Johnston, put six more points on the board, and finished up the night’s action. Murdock and Gene Hanson had their passing clicking, with Campbell doing most of the receiving. Grisham. Davis, Holder, and Chester Skates carried most of the offensive load on the ground, while Jerry Cole and Joe Currie were among the defensive standouts. 110 BILL RODDAM Tackle Center HULON DAVIS Halfbaik JOE CURRIE Center GEORGE SIZEMORE Guard DON BULGER Center JERRY COLE Tackle GAMECOCKS—0 FLORENCE—21 Jacksonville lost its chance to claim the Alabama state championship when the mighty Lions of Florence, one of the best teams in the history of the rival school, crashed Gamecock hopes with a 21 -0 verdict. The Jacksonville offense was mostly brought to a halt by Florence's charging line, while the defense was spotty. Fumbles helped considerably in the Gamecock downfall as the Lions took advantage of miscues to score their first two touchdowns. Windell Taylor accounted for the first score after Jacksonville fumbled on the Gamecock 42-yard line. Taylor scored again in the first quarter after Florence recovered another fumble in almost the same place. Taylor managed to monopolize the touchdown parade by marking up the last one in the third quarter. Joe Brewer did the same for the point-after-touchdcwn department by kicking all three. Billy Hicks was Jacksonville's top star and ground out 52 of the Gamecocks’ 82 yards. Quarterback GAMECOCKS—32 HOWARD—0 The Gamecocks put the finishing touches to a great 1954 season by beating Howard, 32 to 0. The final contest saw a team that was well-balanced in offense and defense as Al Woodham set a new record in total offense for the Gamecocks, and the big line held Howard to a minus six yards for the afternoon. Woodham and Casey led the campaign that netted a total of 478 yards and accounted for at least one touchdown in each period. Casey scored the first touchdown on a 52-yard run and then added the second on a 30-yard gallop. Woodham finished the game with 186 yards to his credit, while Casey managed 146. The Jacksonville line and secondary allowed How'ard only two serious threats during the entire game. Once the Bulldogs reached the Jacksonville eleven, and moved to the Jax 28 on another effort. BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD Gamecocks ..63 Alabama 91 Gamecocks ,..86 Florida State .. 103 Gamecocks ..89 Berry College 84 Gamecocks . ..62 Howard 60 Gamecocks ..75 Maryville 66 Gamecocks ...67 Auburn ..... „ 78 Gamecocks .64 Livingston 66 Gamecocks ,..64 Troy 53 Gamecocks ..80 West Georgia 61 Gamecocks ....... ...91 Athens 53 Gamecocks............ ...73 Livingston 70 Gamecocks.... ...83 Univ. of Ga. (Atlanta) Gamecocks .100 West Georgia Gamecocks .104 Athens 85 Gamecocks ...74 Florence 79 Gamecocks ...63 Chattanooga . 48 Gamecocks .87 Maryville 66 Gamecocks .77 Berry 68 Gamecocks .84 Florence 70 Gamecocks ...87 Chattanooga ... 71 TOM ROBERSON Coach BILL HAAS Manager HOWARD WALDREP Captain tom rich ey Forward BUDDY MAYES Guard chuck miller Guard BENKy Forward b� yan Forw carry First row, Jcft to right: Freddie Hall, Virgil Holder, Buddy Mayes, Ernest Spann, Urry Lyda. Second row: Wayne Allen, Buddy Miller, Paul Quinn, Harrison Gooch Coach J. W. Stephenson. 1954 BASEBALL Baseball has bowed to progress at Jacksonville, and the 1954 spring season represents the last for Gamecocks until a new playing field is provided, The spring season also was the last for Coach J. W. Stephenson, who was retired. Coach Steve's athletic teams have made histoy for Jacksonville in the many years that the beloved tutor had been a member of the Gamecock staff. '4 Jimmy Carrol, Buddy Millc Bobby Ledbetter. Ernest Spann, Outfield; Virgil Holder, Pitcher; Buddy Miller, Infield; Paul Quinn, Infield. Freddie Hall, Buddy Mayes Catchers RAY HU I. LOCK LIONEL LAYDEN BIU HAMMILL JOE TOMMIE RAY BLACK |20 JERRY DUPREE FRANK STEWART GERALD JOHNSON JIMMY MOSELEY c 1954 TENNIS Jacksonville’s 1954 tennis team marked up the best athletic record of the year as it went through nine consecutive matches before losing the final to the University of Chattanooga. Lionel Laydcn, the No. 2 man, finished the year with a 12-0 record; Joe Tommie, No. 1 man, had a 11 1 mark; Ray Bullock finished with 11 1; Bill Hammill had a 9-3 record; and Frank Stewart ended with 10-2. Jacksonville.. THE 7 RECORD Marion ....2 Jacksonville.. 8 West Georgia .-1 Jacksonville.. 6 Huntington ....1 Jacksonville. 5 Florence ...A Jacksonville.. 4 Chattanooga ....... ....3 Jacksonville.. 5 Marion ....4 Jacksonville.. 6 West Georgia ...3 Jacksonville.. 7 Huntington ..‘0 Jacksonville.. 7 Florence ....2 Jacksonville 3 Chattanooga ...A Hill Hammell (left) and Joe Tommie, two of Jacksonville’s top scorers look over score chart with Mrs. William Calvert, Jr., Coach. 121 Carlton Hosmer receives Most Valuable Player Award from Howard Waldrep, J Club president. Betty Dickson crowned Intramural Queen at big All Star Front row: Harold Whitehead, Robert Quyton, Joe Perrin, Paul Cothran, Larry Lyda. Back row: Bill Jones, Carlton Hosmer. Billy Grjffin, Jimmv White Wilson Sherrill. THE DEUCES Football Champs ABERCROMBIE RunnersL’p game. 122 Front rou Otis Williamson. Vinson Williams. Joe Anglin. Buddy Davidson. Second row: Bill Howell, Harold Igor, Bill Ledbetter, Jimmy Harp. John Cunningham. Johnny Truitt. _i________________________ random shots Ballet Basketball VC'hat Game Is This Don't Be So Stub! irn Oops! Forgot Something' The Intramural Trophy H °U Vi' “ Holder end R., ompM, ,dmire ttld. 24 Doug Barrett G. B. Beasley Harold Bentley Donald Bulger Ray Campbell Kendall Clemons J” CLUB O (T. ft V I K -i 4 i HOWARD WALDREP CHARLEY GRISHAM JOE CTJRRIE President Vice President Secretary WILSON HICKS Treasurer ft JOE CRAIG Reporter SENIORS 126 127 SENIORS ACTON’, MILTON E. —■ Blount Springs. B.S. Degree, Elementary Education, Wesley Foundation. Song Director, 1955-54; Phi Tau Chi; Kappa Phi Kappa; Social Science Club, Vice President, Summer 1954. ADAIR, EVELYN — Goodwater, B.S, Degree, Elementary Education. Wesley Foundation. ARTHUR, AVIS — Russellville, B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. ASH BURN, WILLIAM H. — Jacksonville. B.A, Degree. Music Education Major. English Minor. Who's Who in American'Colleges and Universities; Band President. 54-55; Phi Mu Alpha President 53-54, Secretary 52-53; Kappa Phi Kappa Historian 54-55, BSU Council; Brigadoon Rifle Team; Chorus; Tennis Team; Intramural Sports. BALDWIN. DONALD M. — Jacksonville. B.S. De gree. Physical Education Major. BALLEW. HAROLD V — Union Grove. B.S. Degree, History Major, English Minor. BARNES. ORBLE V. — Jamestown, B.S. Degree, Home Economics Major, Science Minor; BSLr President 54-55; Kappa Delta Epsilon- Treasurer 54-55; 1955 Mimosa Staff; Teacola Staff; Leone Cole Home Economics Club Parliamentarian; YWA President 53-54; Sophomore Reporter, Summer 53; Sophomore Treasurer 53-54; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Senior Class Worker's Council. BENNETT, ANN — Piedmont. B.S. Degree. Music Education Major, English Minor; Alpha Gamma Epsilon, Treasurer 54-55; College Chorus Accompanist; Teacola Staff; 1954 Mimosa Staff; Masque and Wigg Guild; Writer's Club; College Orchestra. BENTLEY, HAROLD T. — Arab. B.S. Degree. Physical Education Major. History Minor. Football Co-Captain 54; “J” Club Vice President 53- BENTLEY, LEON — Fort Payne. B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. BISHOP. JAMES — Glencoe. B.S. Degree, Business Administration Major. Economics Minor. Cadet First Lieutenant ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; FBLA; Young Democrats, BLACK, WILLIAM R. — DadcvilJe, B.S. Degree, Physical Education Major. History Minor. Vice President. Senior Class, Summer 34; Kappa Phi Kappa; Tennis Team. BOOZER, JL’DY — Jacksonville, B.S. Degree, Business Education Major, English Minor. FBLA Second Vice President 54-55; Kappa Delta Pi. Secretary 54-55; President, Daugette Hall 54-55; BSU Secretary. Local and State, 54-55; 1955 Mimosa Staff; Junior Class SGA Representative. Summer 54; Freshman Class Secretary 52; Athletic Department Secretary; YWA, Kappa Delta Epsilon. BOOZER, RAYFORD — Chavies. B.S. Degree, Business Administration Major, Economics Minor. Cadet Second Lieutenant, ROTC; FBLA; Intramural Sports. BORDEN, JANE — Weaver, B.S. Degree, Business Education Major, English Minor. Kappa Delta Epsilon; FBLA; Sigma Tau Delta; Women s Athletic Association. BURNS, GARY F. — Gadsden, B.S. Degree, Business Administration Major, Economics Minor. Cadet Second Lieutenant, ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; Young Democrats; FBLA; Social Science Club; Pi Kappa Phi. CAMPBELL, RAY — Galknt, B.S. Degree, Physical Education Major, History Minor. Football; “J” Club; Cadet Captain, ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; BSU Council President 53-54; Kappa Phi Kappa; Student Council 52 and 54; Class Favorite 51-32; Abercrombie Hall Officer 52 and 34; Young Democrats; Future Teachers of America; Baseball. CARLISLE, VIVIAN — Birmingham, B.S. Degree. Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Senior Class SGA Representative 54-55; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Masque and Wig Guild; Junior Class Secretary 33-54; Daugette Hall Reporter 52-53; Teacola Staff 53-54. CHILDRESS, SHIRLEY — Birmingham. B.S. De-gree. Secondary Education. International House Program; Masque and W’ig Guild. CLARKSON, SIDNEY ANN — LaFayette. Ga„ B.S. Degree, Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Leone Cole Home Economics Club. 128 Acton Adair Arthur Ashburn Baldwin Ballew Barnes Bennett Bentley, H. Bentley, L. Bishop Black Boozer, J. Boozer, R. Borden Burns Campbell Carlisle Childress Clarkson SENIORS 130 CLEMONS. HESPER — Dadeville. B S. Degree. Elementary Education. Kappa Della Epsilon; BSU Devotional Chairman. Summer 5-1; Sophomore Secretary', Summer 53- CLEMONS. KENDAL — Guntersville, B.S Degree, Physical Education Major. Geography Minor. Football; J Club. COCHRAN. JOYCE — Ohatchee. B.S. Degree Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Leone Cole Home Economics Club. COLEY. BOB — Lincoln, B.S, Degree. Physical Education Major, History Minpr. Football; J” Club. CONYERS, JOE — Anniston, A.B Degree, Chemistry Major, French Minor. President Senior Class 3-1-55; International House Program; Masque and Wig Guild, Young Democrats; Student Council. CL’LP, LOIS — Sycamore, B.S. Degrr r” Elementary Education Major, Home Economics Minor. Wesley Foundation Treasurer 53-54; Phi Tau Chi. CL'LP, MYRA ANN — Sycamore. B.S. Degree, Elementary Education. Who’s Who in American Colleges and LTniversities; Future Teachers of America Vice President 54-55; Wesley Foundation Secretary 53-54; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Phi Tau Chi. CUMMINGS. JOYCE — Rockmart, Ga . B S. De gree. Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Kappa Delta Epsilon. DEUPREE, JERRY — Talladega, B.S. Degree. Physical Education Major, History Minor. Senior Class Vice President 5-1-55; Wesley Foundation; Tennis; Intramural Sports. EVERETT, JEAN — Chavies, B.S. Degree. Physical Education Major. History Minor. Women s Athletic Association. EVERS. DWIGHT - Dadeville. B S. Degree, Business Administration Major, Economics Minor. FBLA; Young Democrats; Civil Air Patrol, FERNANDEZ. MILDRED — Havana. Cuba. B.S. Degree, Secretarial Science Major, French Minor. International House Program; Alpha Mu Gamma; Daugette Hall Reporter 3-4-53: Wesley Foundation. FORD, JOHN L. — Glencoe. B S Degree. Business Administration Major. Economics Minor. Cadet Second Lieutenant, ROTC; FBLA GILLEY, CLARENCE — Crossville, B S. Degree, Geography Major, History Minor. COETZE, ROLANDA — Venezula. B.S. Degree, Mathematics Major. French Minor. International House Chairman 54-55; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Alpha Mu Gamma . GRAY. BETTY JEAN — Detroit. Michigan. BS Degree, Secretarial Science and Social Science Majors. FBLA Reporter 54-55; Social Science. GUNTER, ROMOLA — Geraldine. Physical Educa-tion Major, History Minor. Women's Athletic Association Vice President 54-33. HAAS, BILL — Ft. Payne, B.S. Degree, Physical Education Major, History Minor. Intramural Sports; Civil Air Patrol; Basketball Manager. HAMMILL. WILLIAM C. — Cedartown, Ga.. B.S Degree, Psychology Major, History Minor. % ho’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Cadet Captain, ROTC; Distinguished Military Student; Scabbard and Blade; Masque and Wig Guild President 52-53, Vice President 53-54; SGA Representative 51-52; Cheerleader; Tennis Team; Abercrombie Hall Officer. HAND. BOB — Wadley, B.S. Degree, History Major, Physical Education Minor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Abercrombie Hall President 54-55; Senior Class SGA Representative, Summer 54; Chairman. SGA Worker's Council 54-55; Editor, Stu-Jack. Summer 34, Kappa Phi Kappa, Future Teachers of America; Masque and Wig Guild. Young Democrats; Intramural Sports. Clemons, H, Clemons, K. Cochran Coley Conyers Culp, L. Culp, M. Cummings Deljpree Everett Evers Fernandez Ford Gilley Goetze Gray Gunter Haas Hammill Hand SENIORS HANSON. GENE — Wniowtc. B.S. Decree. Physical Education Major. History Minor. Vice President Student Gmernmcnt Association 54-55; Football; J Club; Kappa Phi Kappa; Cadet Second Lieutenant. ROTC; Scabbard and Blade. HARDMAN. WAYNE C. — Ft Payne. B.S. Decree. Physical Education Major. History Minor. Baseball; T Club. HODGE. CHARLES A. — Rock Mills. B.S. Decree. History Major. English Minor. Kappa Delta Pi. HOLDER. VIRGIL — Albertville, B.S. Decree. Physical Education Major. History Minor. Football; Baseball, J Club; Abercrombie Hall Officer; Senior Worker's Council. HONEA. JEANETTE — Jacksons i|[e. B S. Decree, Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Kappa Delta Epsilon Reporter 54-55; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta. HORNSBY. SARA — L’nion Grove, B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. Senior Class Secretary 54-55; Future Teachers of America Reporter 54-55; Wesley Foundation. Song Leader 54-55; Junior Class Secretary. Summer 54. HOSMER, CARLTON T. — Talladega, B.S. Degree. Business Administration Major. Economics Minor. Scabbard and Blade; FHLA; Intramural Sports; Most Valuable Player Intramural Football 54-55- HULSEY, FERN — Woodville. B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. HYATT, WILMA — White Plains. B.S Degree, Elementary Education. INGRAM, J E. — Anniston. B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. ISRAEL. ELEANOR — Crossville, B S. Degree. Elementary Education. Future Teachers of America: Wesley Foundation. JOBSON. FRANCES — Oxford. B.S Degree. Mathematics Major, Chemistry Minor Phi Mu Chi Beta; Kappa Delta Epsilon. JOHNSON. NANCY — Arab, B.S. Degrte. Elementary Education. LANE, JOE W — Colbran, B.S. Degree. Business Education Major. English Minor. FBLA. LANEY. MARIAN — Anniston. B.S. Degree English, French Minor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Certificate of Achievement; Kappa Delta Pi Vice President 54-55; Writer’s Club Vice President 54-55, Reporter 53-54; Masque and Wig Guild Publicity Manager 54-55; Collegian Staff Member. 1955 Mimosa Staff; Ed-Kappa Delta Epsilon: Sigma Tau Delta: Interior, Soundings 54-55; Alpha Gamma Epsilon: Faith League; Band; Senior Worker's Council. LEE. CURTIS B. — Addison. B.S. Degree. Physical Education Major. History Minor. LEWIS. JO ANN — Jamestown, B.S. Degree, Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Unicersities; Editor, 1955 Mimosa; President Kappa Delta Epsilon 54-55, Vice President 53-54; Phi Mu Chi Beta, Historian 54-55. Treasurer 53-54; Wesley Foundation. Vice President 54-55; 1954 Mimosa Staff; Leone Cole Home Economics Club Reporter 5 3-54; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Summer 53. Reporter 53-54; Junior Class Vice President. Summer 54; Pi Tau Chi: Danforth Scholarship. Summer of 53 and 54; Delegate to National Methodist Student Movement, Delegate to National Kappa Delta Epsilon Convention. LOGAN. MARTHA JANE — Gadsden, B.S. Degree, Business Education Major. English Minor. FBLA; Wesley Foundation. LOGAN. WILLIAM T , JR. — Jacksonville, B.S Degree, Physical Education Major, History Minor. LOVE, HARRIS EDWARD — Jacksons ille. B.S. Degree. Biology Major. History Minor. Cadet First Lieutenant, ROTC; Scabbard and Blade: Young Democrats. Hanson Hardman Hodge Holder Hone a Hornsby Hosmer Hulsey Hyatt Ingram Israel JOBSON Johnson Lane Laney Lee Lewis Logan, J. Logan, T. Love SENIORS MADDOX, JOYCE — Gadsden, B.S. Degret Secretarial Science Major, Social Science Minor State Treasurer FBLA 54; Alpha Gamma Epsilon Reporter 53; Sophomore Favorite; Queen Christmas Carnival 52; Rifle Team. MANSHIP, CARL L. — Roanoke, B.S. Decree, History Major, Biology Minor. Social Science Club Vice President 54-55; Kappa Phi Kappa; Senior Worker s Council. MAYFIELD, BILL — Gadsden. B.S. Degree. History Major, English Minor. MICHAELS, HUGH E. — Langston. B.S. Degree, Physical Education Major, History Minor. MILLS, WILLIAM H. — Gadsden, B.S. Degree, Business Administration Major, Economics Minor. FBLA. MOON, AGNES — Centre. B.S. Degree, Elementary Education, BSL’ Council. MOSELEY, LULA M. — Anniston. B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. Senior Class Secretary 54-55; Alpha Gamma Epsilon, Alumni Secretary 53-54; Masque and Wig Guild; FBLA; ROTC Sponsor 53-54; Future Teachers of America; College Chorus; Junior Class Beauty; Senior Class Beauty. NEWBY. JOYCE — Athens. B.S. Degree, Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Leone Cole Home Economics Club, President 54-55, Secretary 53-54, NODAL, BEN — Havana, Cuba, B.S, Degree, Business Administration Major, Economics Minor, Who's Who in American Colleges and L'niversi-ties; Certificates of Achievement; Internationa] House Chairman Emeritus 54-55, Co-Chairman 53-54; Treasurer Student Government Association 53-54; FBLA. Vice President 52-53. State President 52 53; Alpha Mu Gamma; Abercrombie Hall Secretary 52-53; Chesterfield Representative; Worker's Council. NOLEN. CHARLES DOUGLAS — Anniston. B.S. Degree, Chemistry Major, Sociology Minor. Cadet Second Lieutenant. ROTC NOLES, BILLY JACK — Fort Payne. B.S. Degree, Biology Major. Physical Education Minor. NORTON. FLORINE ROLLINS — Jacksonville. B.S. Degree, English Major. Sociology Minor. Masque and Wrig Guild. ORR, IX)ROTHY ANN — Albertville, B.S. Degree. Physical Education Major, Sociology Minor. Women's Athletic Association. PANNELL, WILLIAM POWELL — Birmingham, B.S. Degree, Chemistry Major. English Minor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Cadet Major. ROTC; Distinguished Military Student; Scabbard and Blade. First Lieutenant; Captain Ushers’ Club 54-55; Kappa Phi Kappa. Vue President 54-55; Senior Class SGA Representative 54-55; Business Manager 1954 Mimosa; 1955 Mimosa Staff; Vice President Student Government Association, Summer 53; Head Cheerleader 54; Freshman Class President 52-53; Vice President Sophomore Class, Summer 53; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Future Teachers of America, Social Science Club; Associate Editor Stu-Jack 54-55; Cadet of the Year 53; Outstanding Cadet B’ Battery, Second Battalion, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma; Camel Representative, PASCHAL, WILLIAM L. — Rockmart, Ga.. B.S Degree. Biology Major. Chemistry Minor. Phi Mu Chi Beta. PATTERSON, BENNIE — Dadeville. B.S. Degree. PATTERSON, LAJEAN — Ashland, BS. Degree. Elementary Education. Future Teachers of America, PHILLIPS. JO ANN Trussville. B.S. Degree. English Major. Music and Sociology Minor. Junior Class SGA Representative 53-54, Sophomore Class President 52-53; Freshman Class Vice President 51-52; Alpha Gamma Epsilon, Secretary 52-53'. Scrgeant-at-Arms 53-54; 1952 Mimosa Staff; Tea-cola Staff; Writers Club; College Chorus; Band; Masque and Wig. PHILLIPS, THOMAS — Cottonwood, B.S. Degree. Physical Education Major. Economics Minor. Kappa Phi Kappa. Secretary-Treasurer 54-55; Collegian, Circulation Manager 54-55; Junior Class President Summer 54; Sophomore Class President 53-54; Intramural Sports; College Chorus; Masque and Wig; Student Council. PITMAN. JEAN — College Park. Ga.. B.A. Degree, Geography Major, Spanish Minor. Alpha Mu Gamma Secretary- 54-55; International House Program; Spanish Club; French Club: Social Science Club; Young Democrats: Westminster Fellowship and Band. Maddox Manship Mayfield Michaels Mills Moon Moseley Newby Nodal Nolan Noles Norton Orr Pannell Paschal Patterson, B. Patterson, L. Phillips, J. Phillips, T Pitman SENIORS RAINS, CAROL — Albertville. B.S. Degree. IHtjmn-tary Education. REAVES. JAMES AX TONE — Anniston. B S Degree. Chemistry Major. English Minor. President Student Government Association; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Junior Class President 53-5-1, Student Advisor. 1955 Mimosa; L’shers' Club. Ex-Officio Member; Teacola Staff; Student Advisor. Stu-Jack; Kappa Phi Kappa; Young Democrats; BSU Council; Abercrombie Hall Officer; i Writer's Club. RICE. DOROTHY T. — Wedowee. B.S. Degree. Biology Major. English Minor. Phi Mu Chi Beta. ROBBINS, CHARLOTTE ANN — Rockford, B.S. Degree, Elementary Education. Kappa Delta Epsilon. ROBERTS. JERRY — Oxford, B.S. Degree, Business Administration Major, Economics Minor. Cadet Second Lieutenant, ROTC; FBLA. ROEBUCK. GLENN — Ft. Payne, B.S. Degree. Busi-ness Administration Major, Economics Minor. Cadet Second Lieutenant. ROTC. FBLA. Intramural Sports. ROYAL, JAMES H. — Anniston, B.S. Degree, Busi ness Administration Major, Economics Minor. Business Manager, 195 5 Mimosa; Cadet Captain, ROTC; Distinguished Military Student; Scabbard and Blade; FBLA. RUDD. JOYCE — Gadsden. B.S. Degree, Elementary Education. Senior Class Reporter 5-1-55; Masque and Wig Guild; Future Teachers of America; College Chorus. RUTLAND. BLANCHE — Cedartown, Ga , English Major. Chemistry Minor. Phi Mu Chi Beta. Reporter 51-55; Kappa Delta Epsilon. SAWYER, JOE C. — Anniston, B.S. Degree, Chemistry Major. Chairman of Senior Class Workers Council. SCARBOROUGH. D A. — Talladega. B.S. Degree, History Major. English Minor. SCARBOROUGH. SHIRLEY — Talladega, B.S. Degree, Music Major. English Minor. Alpha Gamma Epsilon. SCOGIN, ALEENE — Hcnagar, B.S. Degree, Elementary Education. SCOGIN. NORMA JEAN — Henagar, B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. SHAMBLEE, THOMAS — Anniston, B.S. Degree, Chemistry Major, Biology Minor. Cadet Captain. ROTC; Distinguished Military Student; Scabbard and Blade; Junior Cadet of the Year 53-54; 1955 Mimosa Staff; Phi Mu Chi Beta. SHERMAN, HARRY — Anniston. B.S. Degree, Biology and Chemistry Major, History Minor. Editor, Collegian; Associate Editor, 1955 Mimosa; Editor, 1954 Mimosa; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Certificates of Achievement; Ushers' Club. Secretary-Treasurer 54-35; Associate Editor, Teacola, Summer 53; Editor, Stu-Jack, Summer 53; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Freshman Class Treasurer 52 53; Sophomore Class President, Summer 53; Sophomore Class SGA Representative 53-54; Senior Worker's Council; Editor Student HandLook. SHIRLEY, BARBARA GRANT — Ft Payne, B.S. Degree, Biology Major, Spanish Minor, Kappa Delta Pi. President 54-55; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Vice President 54-55; Phi Mu Chi Beta, Secretary 53-54; International House Program; Spanish Club, President 53-54. SKELTON, LEON — Arab, B.S. Degree, Chemistry Major, Physical Education Minor. SMITH. CHARLES ROSS — Clanton, B.S. Degree, Biology Major, Chemistry Minor. Phi Mu Chi Beta, President 54-55; Wesley Foundation. Treasurer 54-55; Kappa Phi Kappa; Future Teachers of America. SMITH, GEORGE — Goodwater, B.S. Degree. Rains RRAVES Rice Robbins Roberts Roebuck Royal Rudd Rutland Savcyer Scarborough, D. Scarborough, S. Scogin, A. Scogin, N. Shamblee Sherman Shirley Skelton Smith, C. Smith, G. SENIORS 8 SMITH. TI1LEROW G . JR — Albertville. B.S. Decree. History Major. Physical Education Minor. SOLLEY'. JAMES — Jacksonville, B.S. Decree, Business Administration Major. Economics Minor. Cadet Second Lieutenant. ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; FBLA SPRADLEV, BLANCHE — Anniston. BS. Decree. English Major. Piano Minor Alpha Gamma Epsilon; Wesley Foundation; Future Teachers of America. SPRAYBERRY'. 7'OMMY — Trion. Ga . Business Administration Major. Economics Minor. FBLA; Intramural Sports. TAYLOR, BETH — Roanoke, B.S. Degree. Chemistry Major. Biology Minor. Senior Class Social Chairman 54-55; Senior Class Social Chairman, Summer 54; Masque and Wig, Secretary and Treasurer 54-55; Collegian Staff; 1955 Mimosa. 1954 Mimosa Staff; Junior Class Reporter 53-54; Junior Class Favorite 53-54: Junior Class SGA Representative. Summer 53. TEAL. LOREE — Gadsden, B.S, Degree, History Major, English Minor. Kappa Delta Pi; Future Teachers of America; Social Science Club, THOMPSON. GLENN — Gadsden. B.S Degree. Business Administration Major. Economics Minor. FBLA THOMPSON. PAUL — Albertville. B.S. Degree. Business Administration Major. Economics Minor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Football. Co-Cap fain 54; “J Club. President 53-51, Vice President 52-53. TOMMIE, JOSEPH DALE Bessemer, B.S. Degree, History Major. Physical Education Minor. Who's Who m American Colleges and Universities; Tennis Team; Intramural Director; Lambda Chi Alpha. TROTTER. Jl LIifc GLYNNE — Friendship. B.S. Degree, Elemen6ry Education Future Teachers of America; BSC Council; Y'WA President; Associate Editor, Teacola 52-53; Home Economics Club. Masque and Wig Guild; Class Beauty; Young Democrats. USRY, JUNE — Gadsden, B.S. Degree, Elementary Education. Alpha Gamma Epsilon, Sergeant-at-Arms 52-53, Treasurer 53-54; Future Teachers of America: College Chorus; Senior Worker s Council. VOSS, VIRGINIA — Fruithurst, B.S. Degree. French Major, Biology Minor. Alpha Mu Gamma President 54-55; International House Program; Masque and Wig Guild; Wesley Foundation; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Future Teachers of America; Senior Worker's Council. WADE, BETTY — Birmingham, B.S. Degree, English Major, History Minor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities: Certificate of Achievement; Secretary. Student Government Association; Daugette Hall Officer; Writers Club Secretary 53-54; BSU Council; College Chorus: Sophomore SGA Representative. WA1.DREP, HOWARD — Anniston, BS Degree. Physical Education Major, History Minor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Basketball, Captain; J Club President 54-55; Kappa Phi Kappa, Sergeant-at-Arms 54-55; Football Manager 54-55. WALDREP, MARY FAITH — Hollywood. BS. De-gree, Elementary Education. Future Teachers of America President 54-55; Senior Class Beauty. WALKER. GLENDIS — Union Grove, B.S. Degree. Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Leone Cole Home Economics Club Vice President 54-55; Wesley Foundation Social Chairman 54-55, Vice President 53-54. WALKER. TRAVIS — Walnut Grove. B.S. Degree. Physical Education Major, Mathematics Minor. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Class President. Student Government Association 53-54; Football Captain 53-54; J” Club; Kappa Phi Kappa; Freshman Class SGA Representative 50-51; Freshman Class Favorite. WALLS, LOU ELLA — Guntersville. B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. Future Teachers of America: Phi Mu Chi Beta. WATSON, JAMES H. - Gadsden. B.S. Degree, Business Administration Major, Economics Minor. Cadet First Lieutenant, ROTC; Scabbard and Blade; FBLA; Sidewalk Cafe . Young Democrats. WATSON, MARGARET — Gadsden, B.S. Degree. Business Education Major. English Minor. Smith, T. G. Solley Spradley Sprayberry Taylor Teal Thompson, G. Thompson, P. Tommie Trotter Usrey Voss Wade Waldrep, H. Waldrep, M. Walker, G. Walker, T. Walls Watson, J. Watson, M SENIORS WAUGH, DOUGLAS — Anniston. B.S Degree, Mathematics Major, Physics Minor. Phi Mu Chi Beta; Wesley Foundation; Kappa Phi Kappa. WELLS, EVELYN — Athens. B.S. Degree. Home Economics Major, Science Minor. Leone Cole Home Economics Club Treasurer 53-54; Kappa Delta Epsilon Secretary 54-55; Kappa Delta Pi Reporter 34-55. WHITLEY, SIDNEY L. — Anniston, B.S. Degree. Mathematics and Chemistry Major. Scabbard and Blade, First Sergeant 54-35; Cadet Captain, ROTC; Distinguished Military Student; Kappa Delta Phi. Treasurer 54-55; Kappa Phi Kappa; Future Teachers of America. WILSON, EDITH A. — Jamestown, B.S. Degree, Mathematics Major, Business Education Minor. Phi Mu Chi Beta. Vice President, Summer 34; Wesley Foundation; Secretary, Summer 53, Publicity Chairman 53-54; Future Business Leaders of America; Future Teachers of America. WINCHESTER, ERNEST — Tclladega. B.S. De-gree, Physical Education Major, 1955 Mimosa Staff; Collegian Staff; Masque and Wig Guild, Senior Class Worker's Council; Intramural Sports. WOOD, GLORIA — Jacksonville, B.S. Degree, Music Major. Alpha Gamma Epsilon, Chaplain 54-55, Secretary 52-53; Masque and Wig Guild; College Chorus; Band, Majorette. PEARSON, L. D. — Sand Rock, B.S. Degree. Elementary Education. f40 Wells Winchester Wood Whitley UNDERGRADS Abies Acker Adair Alford Allen Allison Anderson Anglin Armbrester Arnold Baggett Bailey Baker. (i Baker, M. Baker, N. Barksdale Barnett Barrett Baugh Bearden Benefield, B. Benefield, D. Bennett, D, Biddle Bigham Bigham, G. Bigham, K. Black. B. Black, K. Blake Bonner Bottoms Boutaleb Breedlove Brittain UNDERGRADUATES ABLES, PELHAM — Piedmont, Junior, Business Administration Major. ACKER, PETER — Ragland, Junior, Pte-Law. ADAIR, ROY — Goodwater, Fresliman. Secondary Education Major. ALFORD. CATHY — Kellyton, Sopho-more. Elementary Education Major. ALLEN. MARTHA — Heflin. Sophomore. Music Education Major. ALLISON. MAZI — Trussvillc. Freshman, Elementary Education Major. ANDERSON, EDWARD — A s h v 11 1 e. Sophomore, Business Administration Ma-jor, ANGLIN, JOE — Huntsville, Sophomore, Secondary Education Major. ARMBRESTER. MARY ELIZABETH — Munford, Education Major. ARNOLD. ED — Cedar Bluff, Freshman, Secondary Education Major, BAGGETT, TALLENT — Summerville, Ga., Sophomore, Engineering Major. BAILEY, GERALD — Nauvoo, Freshman, Pre-Engineering Major, BAKER, CAROLYN — Gadsden. Sophomore. Elementary Education Major. BAKER, MACK — Alexander City. Sophomore, Pre-Agriculture Major. BAKER, NANCY — Glencoe, Sophomore, Education Major, BARKSDALE, JUNE — Crossville, Freshman, Medical Technician Major. BARNETT, ROBERT — Tarrant City, Sophomore, Pre-Engineering Major, BARRETT. DOUGLAS — Cedartown, Freshman, Physical Education Major. BAUGH, IRIS — Southside, Freshman, Home Economics Major. BEARDEN. WANDA SUE — Sandrock, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. BENEFIELD, BETTY — Wcdowee, Freshman, Education Major. BENEFIELD. DORIS — Ft. Payne. Sophomore, Elementary Education Major. BENNETT. BIBB — Heflin, Junior. Business Administration Major. BIDDLE, BILLY — Gadsden. Freshman. Business Administration Major. BIGHAM, FAY — Attalla, Freshman, Business Education Major. BIGHAM, GUY — Alabama City, Sophomore, Music Education Major. BIGHAM, KAY — Attalla, Freshman, Business Education Major. BLACK, BILLIE NELL — Dadeville, Junior, Physical Education Major. BLACK, KAY — Ragland, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. BLAKE, ED — Heflin, Freshman, Secondary Education Major. BONNER, JEAN — Standing Rock, Freshman, Home Economics Major. BOTTOMS, JANE — Gadsden. Freshman, Education Major. BOUTALEB, MOHAMMED — Morocco, Junior, B.A. BREEDLOVE. REBECCA — Sylacauga, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. BRITTAIN. SYBIL — Jacksonville, Freshman, Home Economics Major. Brooks Brothers Brown Browning, B. Browning, J. Buckner Bulger, D. Bulger, P. Burroughs Cain Campbell Carlyle Cartlidge Case Caudill Champaion Chastain Chestnut Chisenhall Clements Cole, D. Cole. J. Cole. S. Collins, Jane Collins, Joyce Crichton Cryar Cuervo Cunningham Davidson Cook Cooper Cothran Crabtree Craig UNDERGRADUATES BROOKS, RONALD — Gadsden, Junior, Music Education Major. BROTHERS, ANN — Gallant, Freshman, Education Major. BROWN. KENNETH — Ft. Payne, Junior, Secondary Education Major. BROWNING, BARBARA — Ashland, Sophomore, Secondary Education Major. BROWNING, JAMIE — Ashland, Junior, Pre-Engineering Major, BUCKNER, ED — Hokes Bluff, Sophomore, Education Major, BULGER, DON — Sylacauga, Junior, Physical Education Major. BULGER, PAT — Sylacauga, Junior, Secondary Education Major. BURROUGHS, 'NELDA — Gadsden, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. CAIN, ANNIE RUTH — Anniston, Junior, Elementary Education Major, CAMPBELL, ROBERT — Trion, Ga., Sophomore, Physical Education Major. CARLYSLE, DELORES — Chavies, Fresh man. Elementary Education Major. CARTLIDGE. FREDA — Cedar Bluff, Freshman, Home Economics Major, CASE, GAIL — Birmingham, Junior, Business Education Major, CAUDILL. PAUL — Rome, Ga., Junior, B.S. Degree. CHAMPION, GAIL — Bessemer, Fresh man. Education Major. CHASTAIN, DAN — Jacksonville, Freshman, Education Major. CHESTNUT, JO ANN — Gadsden, Freshman, Music Education Major. CHISENHALL, BOBBIE — Birmingham, Freshman, Home Economics Major. CLEMENTS, NANCY — Tarrant. Freshman, Secondary Education Major. COLE, DOROTHY — Colhran. Junior. Secondary Education Major. COLE, JANE — Colhran, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. COLE, STASSEL — Dadeville, Junior, Secondary Education Major, COLLINS, JANE Jacksonville, Freshman, Education Major. COLLINS, JOYCE — Talladega, lunior, B.A. COOK. BETTY — Alpine, Sophomore. Pre-Law COOPF:R, NATALIE — Anniston, Junior, Secondary Education Major, COTHRAN, PAUL — Gadsden, Junior, Secondary Education Major. CRABTREE, WILLARD — Ider, Sopho more, Business Administration Major. CRAIG, JOE — Owens Cross Roads, Junior, Physical Education Major. CRICHTON, MARY ANN — Anniston. Sophomore, Home Economics Major. C.RYAR, BETTY — Albertville, Sophomore, Education Major. CUERVO, LUIS — Spain, Junior. B.A Degree. CUNNINGHAM, JOHN - Centre, Sophomore, B.A, Degree. DAVIDSON, BUDDY — Albertville, Sophomore, Education Major. Davis, j. Davis, K. Deaton Deerman Deupree Dews Dial Dickson Douglas Dryden Dunn Durham Edmondson, J. Edmondson. T. Ellis Estes Farmer, B. Farmer, P. Faulkner Finnlev Ford Fox Freeman, T. Freeman, T. J, Fuller Furseth Galloway Gann Genge Gibbs Goodwin Gougtimi Graham, B. Graham, P. Gram! mg UNDERGRADUATES DAVIS, JOAN •— Ragland, Freshman, Physical Education Major. DAVIS, KENNETH — Gadsden, Junior, ior. Business Administration Major. DEATON. WAYNE — Gurley, Sopho-more. Secondary Education Major, DEERMAN, JO — Section, Sophomore, Physical Education Major. DEUPREE, EDWIN — Anniston, Junior, Education Major. DEWS. CAROLYN — Guntersville, Sophomore, Education Major. DIAL, CHARLES — Delta. Freshman, B.A. DICKSON, BETTY — Gadsden, Freshman, Education Major. DOUGLAS, LOIS — Sylacajjga. Freshman, Education Major. DRYDEN, FAYE — Heflin. Junior, B.S. DUNN, SHIRLEY — Birmingham. Junior, Secondary Education. DURHAM, LUCY — Hokes Bluff. Freshman, Home Economics Major. EDMONDSON, JOYCE — Woodland, Freshman, Home Economics Major. EDMONDSON, TRAVIS — Woodland. Sophomore, Education Major. ELLIS, JUANITA — Cleveland, Junior, Elementary Education Major. ESTES. KENNETH — Gadsden, Freshman. Business Administration Major. FARMER, BILLIE — Gadsden, Junior, French Major. FARMER. PAGE — Gadsden, Junior. Biology Major. FAULKNER, FORREST — Lincoln, Freshman. Education Major. FINNLEY, BOB — Lincville, Sophomore. Chemistry Major. FORD, JAMES F. — Glencoe. Sophomore. BA. FOX, DONALD — Alexander City, Freshman, Pre-Law. FREEMAN, THOMAS — Ider, Junior. History Major. FREEMAN, THOMAS J. — Wehadkce. Junior, History Major. FULLER, ANNIE — Delta, Sophomore, Education Major. FURSETH, RANDI — Norway, Junior, BA GALLOWAY. SUE — Geraldine, Sophomore, B.S. GANN, BILL — Anniston, Freshman, Prc Med. GENGE, PAT — Heflin, Sophomore, Business Education Major. GIBBS, BILLY — Arab. Sophomore, Sec ondary Education Major. GOODWIN, MARGARET — Leeds. Freshman, Elementary Education Major GOUGLIM1, KATY — Greece, Freshman. BA, GRAHAM, BETTY — Gadsden, Sophomore, Business Education Major, GRAHAM. PEGGY — Gadsden, Sopho more, Business Education Major. GRAMLING, WAYNE — Gadsden, Freshman, Business Education Major. Grant Grisham Guess Guy Guyton Hagan Hale Hamilton Hanson Hardin Harp Harrison Harvey Hawkins Haynes Henley Hicks Holder Holland Hollingsworth Holmes Houston Howie, K Howie. T Huckaby Huddleston Humphrey Hunter Hurley Hyatt Igou Jackson. P Jackson. W. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. UNDERGRADUATES GRANT. TOMMY — Gadsden. Junior. History Major. HOLLAND, SYLVIA - Anniston, Sophomore, Business Education Major. GRISHAM. CHARLIE — Onconta, Junior, Physical Education Major. HOLLINGSWORTH, DAISY — Gadsden Sophomore, Education Major. GUESS. HEARAL — Childersburg. Freshman, Business Administration Major. HOLMES, J. C. — Alpine, Freshman. B.S GUY. SHIRLEY — Vincent. Freshman, Business Education Major. HOUSTON, SHIRLEY — Oxford, Sophomore, Education Major. GUYTON, ROBERT — Anniston. Junior. HOWLE, KENNETH — Oxford, Fresh man, Business Administration Major. HAGAN. JOAN — Gadsden. Freshman, Elmentary Education Major. HOWLE, TRAVIS — Delta, Freshman, Pre-Engineering. HALE. JUNE — Anniston, Sophomore, English Major. HUCKABY. GEORGE — Sylacauga. Freshman, Business Administration Ma jor. HAMILTON, ANNA — Jasper, Sophomore, Secondary Education Major. HUDDLESTON, DEWEY — Lanett, Jun ior. History Major. HANSON. FRANCES — Wedowee, Jun ior. Physical Education Major. HARDIN, BILL — Gadsden, Junior. HUMPHREY, JOHNNY — Jamestown, Freshman. II HARP, JIMMIE — Ashville, Junior, Physical Education Major. HUNTER, JACQUELINE — Altoona, | Junior, Elementary Education Major. I HARRISON, CARL — Gadsden, Junior, B.A. Degree. HURLEY, PEGGY — Gadsden. Freshman, I Secretarial Science Major. 1 HARVEY, JACKIE — Jacksonville, Fresh-man. Secretarial Science Major. HYATT, LANELLE — White Plains, I Freshman, Education Major. 1 HAWKINS, BOBBY — Union Grove. Junior, B.A, IGOU, HAROLD — Gadsden, Sophomore, l| Business Administration Major. 1 HAYNES. MARTHA — Ashland, Sophomore, Education Major. JACKSON, PRESTON — T.tus, Fresh- I man. Education Major, 1 HENLEY. PEGGY — Talladega, Junior, Business Education Major. JACKSON, WILLIAM — Vincent, Junior, I Pre-Law. 1 HICKS, WILSON — Blountsville, Junior. Business Administration Major. JOHNSON, BETTY JO — Hokes Bluff, I Freshman, Business Education Major. 1 HOLDER, MAURICE — Anniston. Freshman, Business Administration Major. JOHNSON, CAROL JUNE — Gunters 1 ville, Sophomore, Education Major. 1 Johnson, G. Johnson, M, Jolly, C. Jolly, S. Jones, B Jones, R. Kelly Kennedy Kirby Kidd Killian Knowles Landers, G. Landers, H. Laney, H. Lasscter Layton Leach, B. Leach, J. Ledbetter Lee, J. Lee, K Leinenger Lerda-Olbcrg Lester Leather wood Line Lister Locklear Loosier Lowrcy Lumpkin Luna Lusk Luttrell UNDERGRADUATES JOHNSON, GERALD — Geraldine, Junior. A.R. Decree LEACH, JEAN — Oak Ridge, Tenn., Freshman, Secondary Education Major. JOHNSON. MARTHA JO — Talladega. Freshman, English Major. LEDBETTER, WILLIAM — Sycamore, Sophomore, History Major. JOLLY, CHARLES — Lincoln, Freshman. LEE, JOHN — Nauvoo, Sophomore, B A. JOLLY, SHIRLEY — Albertville, Freshman, B,A. Degree LEE, KAY — Childersburg, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. JONES, BOBBY — Gadsden. Freshman. LEINENGER, DOT — LaFayette. Freshman. Medical Technology. JONES, RICHARD — Gadsden. Junior, Music Education Major. KELLY, JOE — Amsterdam. New York, Freshman. LERDA OLBERG, SERGIO - Italy, Freshman, Pre-Engineering. KENNEDY, BOBBY — Arab, Freshman. LESTER, JOHN — Dadeville, Sophomore, Pre-Engineering. KIRBY, BILLY H. — Henagar, Sophomore, Business Administration Major. LEATHERWOOD, MILDRED — Gadsden, Sophomore, Secondary Education Major. KIDD, FAYE — Childersburg, Sophomore. Education Major. LINE, NOLA — Collinsville, Sophomore, || Education Major. 1 KILLION, ETHERIDGE — Blountsville, Freshman, Business Administration Major LISTER. EVELYN — Gadsden. Freshman, 1 English Major. 1 KNOWLES, MARTHA — Gadsden. Junior, Physical Education Major. LOCKLEAR, H. L„ JR. — Gadsden, Jun I ior. Business Administration Major. II LANDERS, GILBERT — Delta, Sophomore, Pre-Engineering. LOOSIER, GRADY — West Point, Ga„ 1 Junior, Physical Education Major. 1 LANDERS, HERMAN — Wedowee. Sophomore, Secondary Education Major. LOWRY, WILBUR — Jacksonville. Jun- 1 ior, Pre-Med. II LANEY, HOLLICE — Vincent, Sophomore, B.S, LUMPKIN, WAYNE — Gadsden, Fresh- I man, B.S. Degree. (1 LASSETER, DONALD — Steele. Sophomore, Business Administration Major. LUNA, DONNA — Gadsden, Freshman. jl LAYTON, MABEL -- Ragland, Freshman, Home Economics Major. LUSK, VIVIAN — Jacksonville, Freshman. J Home Economics Major. II LEACH, BARBARA — Oak Ridge, Tenn., Freshman, Secondary Education Major. LUTTRELL, GARY — Columbiana, Fresh I man. Elementary Education Major. 1 Lyda McAlpine McCol lough McElroy McKee McNcw McPherson Mandli Martin, I. Martin, T. Mason Matthews Mayes Mazur Meehan Mercer Methuin Milam Miles Miller. J Miller, R Minor, N. Mitchell, J. Moon Moore, J. Moore, J P. Moore, S. Morris, G. Morrison, P Morrow, B. Naylor Nordman Norton, L Norton, P. Oaks UNDERGRADUATES LYDA, LARRY — Gadsden, Junior, Business Administration Major. McALPlNE, DORIS — Heflin. Sophomore, Business Administration Major. McCOLLOUGH, VIVIAN — Anniston, Sophomore, Music Education Major. McELROY, LD — Birmingham, Sophomore, Secondary Education Major. McKEE, JOENNE — Anniston, Sophomore, Education Major. McNEW, JOY — Collinsville, Sophomore, Physical Education Major. McPherson, shirley — Collinsville, Freshman, Secondary Education Major. MANDLI, ALEX — Jacksonville. Sophomore, Physical Education Major. MARTIN, INA — Anniston, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. MARTIN, TROY — Piedmont, Junior, Elementary Education Major. MASON, ALAN — Jacksonville, Freshman. MATTHEWS. LAJjEAN — Valley Head. Sophomore, English Major. MAYES, FLOYD — Mobile, Sophomore, Business Administration Major. MAZL1RE, HENRY — Amsterdam, New York, Freshman. MEEHAN, POLLY — Pell City. Junior. Physical Education Major. MERCER, ELIZABETH — Borden Springs, Freshman, Education Major. METHUIN. JOE — Anniston, Freshman, Pre-Law. MILAM, BILLY — Gadsden, Junior, B.S. MILES, JUNE — Glencoe. Freshman, Business Major. MILLER, JOAN — Delta, Freshman. Home Economics Major. MILLER, REGINA — Anniston, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. MINOR, NEVA — Dadevillc. Junior, Elementary Education Major. MITCHELL, JACK — Munford, Sophomore, Education Major. MOON, LOWELL — Anniston, Freshman, Pre-Law. MOORE, JIMMY — Springville, Junior, Mathematics Major. MOORE. JOHN PHILIP — West Point. Ga„ Freshman. Pre-Agriculture Major. MOORE, SALLY — Oneonta, Junior, Education Major, MORRIS. GRACE — Union Hill, Sopho-more. Education Major. MORRISON, PEGGY — Cropwell, Sophomore. Home Economics Major. MORROW, BETTY — Helena, Freshman. Business Education Major. NAYLOR. BILLIE JUNE — Crossvillc, Freshman. Business Education Major. NORDMAN, RICHARD — Gadsden. Junior, B.S. Degree. NORTON, LEONARD — Jacksonville, Junior, Business Administration Major NORTON, PHYLLIS — Centre, Junior, Music Education Major. OAKS, CLARENCE — Clanton, Sopho more. Chemistry Major. Oden, B. Oden, D. Owens Page Parker Patterson Patty Pa ync Peak Pelz Pittard Poore Powell, J. Powell, W. Prickett Pruitt Ramsey Rat� iff Reaves Rice Richey Rinehart Rives Roberts, J. Roberts, }. D. Roberts, M. Roddam, B, Roddam. W. Roebuck Ross Rutland Rutledge Sanders St. Claire Saxon UNDERGRADUATES ODEN, DALE — Joppa, Junior, Education Major. ODEN, BILLIE H. — Joppa. Junior, Education Major. OWENS, GERALDINE — Jacksonville. Freshman, Home Economics Major. PAGE, BILL — WoodvilJc, Freshman, Pre-Engineering Major. PARKER, ANN — Childersburg, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. PATTERSON, THERBERT — Geraldine, Freshman. Secondary Education Major. PATTY, NINA — Gadsden, Sophomore. Business Education Major. PAYNE, PEGGY — Guntersville, Sophomore, Business Education Major. PEAK, GLENN — Brent, Freshman. PELZ, LOUIS — La Porte, Indiana, Junior, Business Administration Major. PITTARD, HELEN — Fayetteville, Junior, Home Economics Major. POORE, GERALD — Anniston, Junior, Pre-Med. POWELL, JOYCE -- Albertville, Junior, B.A. Degree. POWELL. WILLIAM — Attalla, Sopho-more. Mathematics Major. PRICKETT, LEONARD — Alexander City, Freshman, Pre Engineering. PRUITT, RAY — Gadsden, Sophomore, Pre Med. RAMSEY, JANE — Collinsville, Sophomore, Physical Education Major. RATLIFF, CAROL — Robertsdalc. Freshman, Music Education Major. REAVES. JOHN — Newell, Sophomore, Pre-Engineering. RICE, EVELYN — Alabama City, Freshman, Physical Education Major. RICHEY. MYRA — Geraldine, Sophomore, Physical Education Major. RINEHART, JOE FRANK — Cedar Bluff, Freshman, Education Major. RIVES, DELEATH — Albertville, Sophomore. Music Education Major. ROBERTS. JOE — Albertville, Sophomore. ROBERTS, JOHN D. — Odenville, Junior, Psychology Major. ROBERTS, MACK — Cedar Bluff, Freshman, Education Major. RODDAM, BILL — Pinson, Junior, B.S: RODDAM, WILLARDEAN — Pinson, Junior, Home Economics Major. ROEBUCK, MILFORD — Sylvania, Freshman, Education Major. ROSS, MARY SUE — Gadsden, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. RUTLAND, GUY — Cedartown, Sophomore. RUTLEDGE, GAIL — Gadsden, Fresh man. SANDERS, MEREDITH — Tarrant, Sophomore, Education Major. ST, CLAIR. LOIS — Leesburg, Freshman, Education Major. SAXON, JO ANN — Alexandria, Sopho more, Home Economics Major. Schyns Self, D Self, F. Seymour Shcrall Simmons Sims, Jane Sims, J. Sims, O. Sims, S. Skidmore Smith, B, Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, E. Smith, H. Smith, J. Smith, S. Spraybcrry Stanley Starnes Stcfanu Stephens Stevenson Stewart Southern, T. Southern. V. Stillwell Talley Tankersly Terrel Terry Thomas, M. Thomas, N. Thrasher, S. UNDERGRADUATES SCHYNS. FRANCOISE — Belgium, Junior, B.A. Degree. SPRAYBERRY, MARY — Delta, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. SELF, DEWITT — Birmingham, Sophomore, B.A. Degree. STANLEY, NAOMI — Centre, Sophomore, Education Major. SELF, FRED — Anniston, Freshman, Business Major. STARNES, ELLEN — Guntersville, Sophomore, B.S. Degree. SEYMOUR, JERRY — Lineville, Freshman, Pre-Dental. STEFANU, GUS — Chicago, Illinois, Sophomore, B.A. Degree. SHERALL, WILSON — Alabama City, Freshman, Physical Education Major. STEPHENS, GLENDA — Glenco, Fresh man. Elementary Education Major. SIMMONS, JOYCE — Birmingham, Freshman, Education Major. STEVENSON, KAY — Jacksonville, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. SIMS, JANE — Cropwcll, Sophomore, Secondary Education Major. STEWART. JEAN — Lineville, Freshman. Physical Education Major. SIMS, JERRY — Gadsden, Freshman, Physical Education Major. SOUTHERN, THELMA — Vincent, Fresh-man. Business Education Major, SIMS, OSELENE — Cropwcll, Sophomore, Business Education Majoti SOUTHERN, VELMA — Vincent, Fresh-man. Business Education Major. SIMS, SUE — Cropwcll, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. STILLWELL, WILLIAM F. — Heflin, 1 Freshman. Education Major. 1 SKIDMORE, ANN — Ft. Payne, Freshman. TALLEY, JEAN — Lincoln, Freshman, 1 Education Major. II SMITH, BETTY — Cedar Bluff, Fresh-man. Elementary Education Major. TANKERSLY. RICHARD — Alexander I City, Sophomore, General Education. 1 SMITH. CALVIN — Vincent, Sophomore, B.A. Degree. TERRELL, JEAN — Albertville, Junior, j| Education Major. II SMITH, DAN — Gadsden, Freshman, Business Administration Major. TERRY, MARTHA — Springville, Junior,_ I Secondary Education Major. 1 SMITH, ELAINE — Munford, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. THOMAS, MARVIN — Anniston, Fresh- I man. (I SMITH, HELEN — Anniston, Sophomore, Education Major. THOMAS, NELLIE — Rockford, Junior, I Home Economics Major. 1 SMITH, JOY — Gadsden, Sophomore, Home Economics Major. THRASHER, SUE — Ohatchee, Freshman, J Education Major. II SMITH SALLY — Leeds, Freshman, Secondary Education Major. Thrasher, G. Tommie Trantham Traylor Traywick T roncale Truitt, J. Truitt, S. Unger Underwood Vawter Wade Waites Ward White, A White. J. White, S. Williams, G. Williams, R. Williamson Wood Wooten Wright, C, Wright, L. Wright, P. 158 UNDERGRADUATES THRASHER, GWEN — Ohatchee, Freshman, Elementary Education Major. WHITE. ANN — Walnut Grove, Freshman, Education. TOMMIE, LILA — Ft. Payne. Sophomore, Secondary Education. WHITE, JIMMY — Gadsden, Freshman, Business Education. TRANTHAM, JlMM f Jacksonville, Sophomore. Pre-Law'. WHITE, SHERRY — Blountsville, Freshman, B.A., Chemistry. TRAYLOR, YVONNE — Gadsden and Venezuela, Junior, B.A. WILLIAMS, GWEN — Pell City. Sophomore, Elementary Education. TRAYWICK, KATHRYN C. — Anniston, Sophomore, Education. WILLIAMS, REGINA — Oxford, Freshman. TRONCALE, JANE — Gadsden, Freshman, Secondary Education. WILLIAMSON. OTIS — Gadsden, Sophomore, Business Education. TRUITT, JOHNNY — Eden. Sophomore. WOOD, PEGGY — Altoona, Freshman |l TRUITT, SAM — Jacksonville, Freshman, B.S. WOOTEN, HAZEL NELL — Fort Payne. I B.S. I UNGER, GUS — Gadsden, Freshman, Music Education. WRIGHT, CHARLES — Birmingham, f Junior, Engineering. I UNDERWOOD. SHIRLEY — Roanoke, Sophomore, Education. WRIGHT, LINDELL — Gadsden, Sopho- I more. Business Administration. 1 VAWTER, SARA — Sycamore, Sophomore, Elementary Education. WRIGHT, PEGGY — Wellington, Fresh- 1 man. Home Ec. 1 WADE, MERLE — Guntersville, Sophomore, Business and Pre-Law. YATES, BRYAN — Daviston, Junior, 1 Physical Education. 1 WAITES, BOBBY — Ashland. Freshman, Home Ec. YOUNG, WANDA — Crossville, Sopho- I more. Business Education. 1 WARD, GARLAND — Sylcauga, Sophomore, Pre-Med. LEWIS, CHARLES — Jamestown. Fresh- 1 man. Biology. II ORGANIZATIONS 161 OFFICERS—Gene Hanson. Historian; Stosscl Cole, President; Dr. Fields. Sponsor; Howard Waldrep, Sergeant-at-Arms; Billy Pannell, Vice President. Sot sbouti: Tommy Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer. KAPPA PHI KAPPA Kappa Phi Kappa is a professional education fraternity established for the purpose of promoting the course of education by encouraging men of sound moral character and recognized ability to engage in the study of its principles and problems. Beta Eta Chapter was installed and the charter members initiated at Jacksonville on June 30, 19 8. Seated: Billy Gibbs, Pete Avant, Wayne Wallace. Ross Smith. Tom Freeman. Douglas Waugh. Douglas Martin. Milton Acton. Or! Manship. Standing: Ray Black, James Reuses, Tommy Walthall, Bob Hand. Dewey Huddleston. OFFICERS—Orble Barnes, Treasurer; Jo Ann Lewis. President; Jeanette Honea, Reporter; Barbara Shirley, Vice President, Evelyn Wells, Secretary. Kappa Delta Epsilon is a national professional honorary education sorority. The purpose of the sorority is to unite women education majors on various campuses; to promote the cause of education; to foster high professional ideals; to develop a spirit of mutual helpfulness; and to recruit selectively for the teaching profession. first rou■: Martha Knowles. Mary Waldrep, Virginia Voss, Margie Clark, Hesper Clemons, Frances Jobson. Second row: Polly Meehan. Charlotte Robbins, Sara Hornsby, Myra Culp, Billie Nell Black, Judy Boozer, Blanche Rutland, Joyce Cummings, Natalie Cooper. Not shown: Marian Lancy. Mrs. William J. Calvert, Jr., is Faculty Advisor. OFFICERS—-Seated. Vivian McCollough, President; Ann Bennett, Treasurer; Martha Alien, Secretary; Gail Rutledge. Alumni Secretary; Phyllis Norton, Vice President; Gloria Wood, Chaplain. Alpha Gamma Epsilon is a music sorority for any woman connected with this institution who has an active interest in music. Its purpose is to bring together in closer fellowship women on the campus who have an active interest in music, to further this interest and to promote the performance of music by the membership. MEMBERS—Seated: Vivian McCoJJough, Miss Olive Barnes, Advisor; Phyllis Norton. Standing: Carol June Johnson, Gloria Wood, Ann Bennett, Shirley Scarborough, Gail Rutledge, Martha Allen, Jackie Hunter, Jane Sims, Blanche Spradley, Jo Ann Chestnut. Phi Mu Alpha Sinforia is a national honorary music fraternity. The purpose of the fraternity is to foster the development of music in America; to keep the closest fraterna spirit among its members; and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. The fraternity is made up of men interested in music. Membership is by invitation. Front row, left to right: Wayne Ashworth, Ronald Brooks, Richard Jones, Jimmie Rayburn, De-Leath Rives. Secretary, Wyndol Kelsoe. Second row: George Broom, Robert Watford, Bill Aldrep President; Guy Bigham, W. H. Ashburn, Gary Morgan, Richard Cooper, Dr. Eugene Duncan Advisor. OFFICERS—Beth Taylor, Secretary; Richard Nordman. President, Mrs. Ralph Lindsey. Advisor; Margie Clark, Vice President. Standing: Marian Laney. Publicity Chairman. MASQUE AND WIG GUILD The Masque and Wig Guild is the dramatic organization on the campus. Membership is gained through open tryouts which arc announced publicly in the fall and spring of the year. Seated, left to tight'. Mazi Allison, Virginia Voss, Sybil Brittain, Annie Ruth Cain, Joyce Rudd, Vivian Carlisle, Libby Mercer, Second row: Bob Hand. Louise Stanton. Jo Ann Phillips. Carol Ratliff, Johnny Humphrey. Nancy Clements. Nell Smith, Joe Conyers, Joy Smith, Jackie Harvey. Ann Bennett. Third rou : Patsy Lumpkin, Joe Kelley, Jo Ann Savon, William Jackson, Juanita Ellis, Doris McAlpin, Carol June Johnson, Hank Marure, Donna Luna and Richard Jones. SOCIAL SCIENCE Jackson, President; Joe Parsons, Treasurer; Carl Manship, Vice President. The Social Science Club was organized in February, 1954, to give student and faculty members in the social science division an opportunity to meet and discuss topics of interest to the group. Membership is extended to anyone who has an acceptable record and is interested in the club’s activities. Sealed, left to right: Milton Acton. Betty Wade, Miss Roberson, Martha Haynes, Jean Pitman. Shirley Dunn. Second row: Thomas Mayes. Hans Struth. Bennie Patterson, Louie Pelz, Joe Kelly. Third row: Gerald Johnson, Mr. Gilbert, Dr. Fields. Freddie Hall, Joe Parsons. PHI MU CHI BETA SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS—Seated, left to right: Dr. J. C. Wilkes, Advisor; Ross Smith, President; Reuben Boozer, Advisor; Shirley Dunn, Secretary-Treasurer; Gerald Poore. Vice President; Blanche Rutland. Reporter; Jo Ann Lewis, Historian. Phi Mu Chi Beta, the Science Club, was organized by students majoring or minoring in science. The organization is open to upperclassmen who are specializing in physics, mathematics, chemistry, or biolog)' and have a scholastic average of 1.5 or better. Stated, hft t right: Billy Gibbs. Kay Stevenson. Harry Sherman. Edith Wilson, Vivian Carlisle. Nellie Thomas, Dot Rice, Stitaya Sirisinha. Douglas Waugh, Wayne Deaton. Standing: Billy Pannell. Kenneth Hitchcock, William Paschal, Rolanda Goetze, Helen Smith, Barbara Shirley, Joyce Cummings, Frank Powell, John Butler. Enjoy Yourself While You Can Lt. and Mrs. Hess Tell Us About Flood Control In Holland. PHI MU CHI BETA (SCIENCE CLUB) Touring the Chemistry Lab at Fort Field Trip to Fort McClellan OFFICERS— Staled: President. Joyce Newby, Vice President. Olrmdis Welker. SrW. wg: Betty Peak. Patliamet.lar.an; Jo Ann Saxon. Treasurer; Mary Sue Ross. Reruns.; Retina Miller. Secretary- LEONE COLE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB first row, left to right• wr ; «. lidge. Judy Trotter Bobbie W.h. M re Fl'rgUS1,n- Caml Ellen Stames. Freda Car. Fa AtLan Z 'j ,W.U, br'h slakr J V« Cochran, Mabel lay,on. Orble Barnes. Mrs. K y r rf n‘ 5 TOU : Ann LeUrls- Mrs. Matthews. Iris Baugh, Florence Story. Bess Marshall. Nellie Thomas. Helen Pittard, Jeanette Honea. .Sue Thrasher. Mrs. Lowry. Back rouv Wynell Miller, Mary Sprayberry. Joyce Powell, Peggy Wright, Inez Taylor, Jean Talley. Bobbie Chisenhall. Joyce Edmondson, Sidney Clarkson. Joyce Cummings, Lucy Durham. Laura Parker. Kay Stevenson. Evelyn Wells Mrs- Posner. Peggy Breedlove. Peggy Morrison. Vivian Lusk. Lois Elliott. Geraldine Owens. Joy Smith. Jna Martin and Shirley Jolley. A New Year’s Luncheon LEONE COLE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB AND HOME ECONOMICS ACTIVITIES Christmas Ideas Galore A Typical Scene At Nursery School S!tt� TWMrTT W1NWHC CIFJS « TI� Vt«SED AFAR r All work and no play? LEONE COLE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB WRITERS’ CLUB Dr, Calvert gives pointers to members The Writers’ Club is an organization which endeavors to encourage and nurture latent skill among potential creative writers at this institution. The publication, ’’Soundings,” published by the club is made up from manuscripts by its members. The officers are: Marion Laney, President; Bobby Hawkins, Vice President; Betty Wade, Secretary-Treasurer; Dr. William J. Calvert, Sponsor. Fint row. Marian Laney. Betty Wade, Nancy Baker, Nancy Williams, Jane Sims. Second rou : Di. Calvert, Donnie Calvert, Bobby Hawkins, Carolyn Fite, Harry Wheelock, Douglas Williams, Mohammed Boutaleb. WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Athletic Association is an organization for women students who are majoring in physical education. Its members are active in promoting healthful recreation through intramural sports and other activities on the campus. GROLTP—Seated: Alice Faye Sides, Romola Gunter. Polly Meehan, Joan Kidd, Billie Nell Black. Standing: Jean Leach, Joan Davis, Joy MtNew, Jean Everett. Barbara Leach, Shirley McPherson. Jane Ramsey. OFFICERS JOY McNEW...............................Treasurer ROMOLA GUNTER...........................President POLLY MEEHAN......................... Secretary Not shown HAZEL NELL WOOTEN Vice President WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP COFFEE B.ick: William Ledbetter. Marian Laney. Louise Stanton. Martha O'Neil. James O Ntil. Front: Carlton Hosmer. June Hale. Mrs. Allred Roebuck, Jean Pitman. Wayne Deaton. John b Nisbett. Jr. The Westminster Fellowship is a student organization sponsored by the Presbyterian Church. It promotes closer fellowship both among the students and between the adult members of the local church. Seated: Nell Smith. Rolanda Goetze, Louise Stanton. Than Pennington. Joyce Bazemore, Marian Laney. Jean Pitman. Standing; Buhbs Baines. Jim Roberts. William Ledbetter. Rev. Ed Wilson. Carlton Hosmer. Jajnes O’Neil. Jacksonville CAP Exhibits Equipment at Northeast Alabama Expositions, Cadet Lewis Leath shown in center. Captain J. E. Browning Teaches Orientation in Instrument Flying to Edward Ray Anderson and Benjamin Cotton. Squadron Members Re-ceive Awards from Wing Commander. 1 JACKSONVILLE SQUADRON tST LT. DAVID LACEY Alabama Wing Staff Visit Jacksonville Squadron 1ST LT. JIMMY JORDAN Ibranscomb. COMMANDER 1ST LT. PELHAM ABLES Ri ht Squadron Commander wins National. International, and State Awards. Below CAP Lt. Eugene Burnham Explain Weather Chart to Air Scouts Clarence and Hurston Dodgen. KAPPA DELTA PI -0. T Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society' in education which recognizes outstanding leadership and character in the field of education. Its purpose is to encourage and develop the highest professional, scholastic, and personal standards. The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Jacksonville was installed in 1944. It endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional leadership and fellowship among its members, and to enhance professional growth by honoring achievement in the field of education. Upon graduation, its members may continue to participate in the society and are encouraged to put into practice the knowledge and ideals for which the society stands by applying them to their professional work as teachers. The faculty counselor and sponsor is Miss Lucille Branscomb. Sealed, left to right: Charles Nunn. Marian Laney, Vice President; Charles Hodge, Barbara Shirley. President; Miss Lucille Branscomb, Counselor; Mrs. C. T. Harper. Mrs. Woodrow Albea. Standing: Sidney Whitley. Treasurer; Lnree Teal. JuJy Boozer. Secretary; Tressic Johnson. Mrs. Gilbert. Margaret Voss, Edna Baker, Mary Newman, Jack Lister. Sot shown: Evelyn Wells, Reporter. MRS. H. B. MOCK, Adii.u,r OFFICERS BILLY PAN NELL........................ Captain BOBBY HAWKINS..........................Lieutenant HARRY SHERMAN................Secretary-Treasttrer The Ushers Club is composed of twelve male students chosen by the faculty. Us members are numbered among the most outstanding students on the campus, and the organization represents one of the most select groups of student leaders. Seated: Larry Day, Kenneth Davis, G. B. Beasley, David Lacey, Billy Pannell, Harry Sherman, Louie Peh, Jimmy Reaves, John Lee. Standing'. Dewey Huddleston, Ted Wilson WESLEY FOUNDATION l-------------------------------------------t Staled. Ed McElroy, Dot Cole. Bill Powell. Standing: Ross Smith, Lois Culp, Betty Jo Johnson, Carol Ratliff, Myra Culp, Sara Hornsby, Glendis Painter, Dewey Huddleston. Through the Wesley Foundation, campus youth organization, and the Jacksonville Methodist Church, students of the Methodist faith cooperate in promoting religious development and fellowship on the campus, Activities include two weekly meetings, a student choir, guest speakers and forum discussions on vital questions, a fall retreat, various socials during the year, a reception for new students, and an annual banquet in the spring. Seated: Dor Cole, Betty Jo Johnson, Lucy Durham, Forrest Faulkner, Carol Ratliff, Myra Culp. Standing: Tom Freeman. Bill McCain, Clarence Oaks, Bill Powell. Sara Hornsby. Rev. T. F. Stevenson, Lila Tommie, Dewey Huddleston, Lois Culp, Milton Acton, Ross Smith, Mohammed Boutaleb, Ed McElroy. PHI TAU CHI 8—, WESLEY FOUNDATION BANQUET We don't know where they came from Phi Tau Chi is a national honorary religious society designed to give recognition to Methodist students on college campuses for outstanding, unselfish Christian service and leaderhip. Seated: Mtss Alta Millican, Milton Acton. Lois Culp. Ross Smith, Myra Culp. Dot Cole. Qlendis Walker. Sara Hornsby. Standtn : Jo Ann Lewis, Thomas Freeman. Miss Lucille branscomb. Dewey Huddleston, Ed MtElroy. Rev, T. F. Stevenson. F.B.L.A. F.B.L.A. OFFICERS Mr. Tredaway, Faculty Advisor; Judy Boozer, Second Vice President; Kenneth Davis, President; June Miles, Secretary; Betty Jean Gray, Reporter; Mrs. Hicks, Faculty Advisor; John Lee, First Vice President The purpose of the F.B.L.A. is to provide opportunities for developing leadership, make useful contacts with business, provide guidance in the choice of a career, and raise business-entrance standards. First row: Miss Branscomb, Mildred Fernandez, Jane Logan, Evelyn Barber, Pat Genge. John Lee, Glenn Thompson, Betty Jean Gray. Second row: Mrs Hicks. Judy Boozer, Gail Case, Faye Dryden, Dwight Evers, Third row: Joyce Maddux. Peggy Henley. Sylvia Holland. J. W. Lane, William Wood, Tommy Sprayberry. James Bishop, Kenneth Davis, Rose Ponder, T. V. Gilbert, Dan Smith, George Huckaby. Fourth rou : Mr. Tredaway, Rayford Boozer, Ben Blake, Leonard Norton, Billy Mills. Millard Young. Clarence Adams. Charles Howell, Robert Sanford. Virgil Gladney. John Ford, Charles Nelson. Fifth row: Robert Guyton, William Norton, Louis Pelz, Ed Corbin. Jim Owens MISS LUCILLE BRANSCOMB State Director of F B.L.A. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Below: Jacksonville F.B.L.A. Wins National Award for Most Outstanding Project of 1954, Presented at National Convention in Dallas. Left to right: Joe Lane, Delegate; Kenneth Davis, Local President; Miss Lucille Branscomb. State Director; Rosamond Ponder, Alabama State President proudly receive bronze plaque of award. Student Placement Bureau Secures Jobs for Its Business Seniors. 1 - ' Jacksonville Chapter Boasts Three State Officers: Rosamond Ponder, State President; Joyce Maddux, Treasurer; and Miss Lucille Branscomb. State F.B.L.A. Director. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union seeks to maintain a strong link between the local Baptist Church and the students of the college who arc Baptists or whose religious preference is Baptist. It works in close connection with the Baptist Training Union, Sunday School and YWA, lending its assistance at any and all times. Fir it row: Dr. Adams, Judy Boozer, Agnes Moon, Carolyn Baker, Orble Barnes, Betty Wade, Alice Faye Sides, Evelyn Barber, Gwen Williams, Doris McAlpine. Second row: George Broom. Ray Pruitt, Nonie Minor, Billie Nell Black, Jane Sims, Martha Allen. Nancy Clements, Wyndol Kelsoe, Mike Boozer. Joy Me New. Third row: G. B. Beasley, Tallant Baggett, Ed Buckner, Garland Ward. Johnny Humphrey, Leon Skelton. DeWitt Self. B.S.U. BREEZE Left to right: Billie Nell Black, Meredith Sanders, Garland Ward, Peggy Morrison. GEORGE BROOM, Choir Director First row: DeWitt Self, Mabel Layton. Nancy Clements, Agnes Moon, Gwen Williams. Joy McNew, Dot Leininger. Faye Moore, Barney Ferguson. Second row: Beverly Lockridge. Mike Boozer, Wanda Young, W. H. Ashburn, Anne Barber, Ray Baird, Evelyn Barber. Martha Allen, Kay Black. w OFFICERS—Mary Francis Wilson, Treasurer; Sarah Hornsby. Secretary; Mrs. Cally Locke, State Officer; Mary Waldrep, President; Dr. Reuben Self, Faculty Advisor; Glenda Stephens, Vice President. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America emphasizes ideals in keeping with the great Horace Mann tradition. This organization seeks to orient the student into his teaching profession. It places primary emphasis on the qualities of dependable character and leadership. First row: Edith Wilson, Kay Stevenson, Virginia Voss, Wilma Hyatt, Lajean Patterson, Sybil Parris. Second row. Thomas Freeman, Carl Manship, Eleanor Israel, T. J. Freeman. 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