Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1958 volume:

T ? Sc4 tot asccC 'Pu6tccattaH4 (?t44Ae4 0%ty4Mt24l OH etuctecA xhU pawute iz.6. s4t£tetic x (? ZM ku44C Mp f s4 Cve%U xtK4p PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF JACKSONVILLE STATE COLLEGE IN JACKSONVILLE, ALABAMA BETTY AIVERSON, Editor BEN PRICKETT, Business Manager BILL BROWN, CircuiaP'on Manager Ill II n ■in m ii II! H ft 7 8.05 I 3 When Paul H. Snow died on June 19, 1957, a man of unprecedented value to Jacksonville State College was lost. A graduate of the College, Mr. Snow spent a great part of his life giving assistance and proving his loyalty to his Alma Mater. We, of Jacksonville, owe thanks to this man for more things that can be listed here. A prominent businessman in Jefferson County, Alabama, Paul Snow was one year an active president of Jacksonville's Alumni Association, and was active in the organization for many years. By all who knew him, and there were many who did, Mr. Snow was considered a benefactor of education, an outstanding citizen, and a valuable persona! friend. Though every student at Jacksonville State College may not have known him personally, and though some had perhaps not heard of him, Paul Snow is to be considered a benefactor of everyone connected with the college. He will be remembered, in the words of Dr. Houston Cole, as one of this college's very best friends. F I 420 ’SlUTf. COlttGt UBRMtv . A .- � • RAMONA WOOD libpattt i n ut D%. S' S- Dr. E. E. Nelson, a member of the science faculty, died in September after an illness of several weeks. Although he joined the faculty only a few months before his death he was a member of a family closely identified with this college. He was the only one of four brothers who did not graduate here. Dr. Nelson received B.S., M.S., and D.Ed. degrees from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and an M.A. degree from the University of Alabama. He has been in the educational field since 1933 and, before coming to Jacksonville in June 1957, was principal of the Albertville High School. DecUecitio t —... ....... To a capable newspaper lady, a faithful civic worker. . . To a popular, dedicated member of the staff of Jacksonville State College . . . To an efficient, hard-working publicity director . . . To one who is deeply interested in helping and encouraging other people . . . To one who at all times is, first, a lady . . . To Mrs, R. K. Coffee, we proudly dedicate this THE 1958 MIMOSA. Oux T xe ident ‘P'leAidext a A yearbook always proves a valuable memento for students. It is a reference in retrospect to which one can turn to refresh the mist of memory. To all of our students who have contributed to this issue of the MIMOSA, I convey my congratulations and the appreciation of Jacksonville State College. Sincerely yours, HOUSTON COLE Occi WOia. ytyou4to t o£e 'Pfte4itte tt 4- r o ne E. BASKIN WRIGHT Director, Stodenf Personnel 4 MRS. SYBIL REAVES Cerfff ca on Secretary MRS. MARY S. POLING Assistant Registrar MRS. WALTER A. MASON Transcript Clerk MRS. LEE R. MANNERS Veteran's Administrator SOLON H. GLOVER Business Manager ' 4 MRS. GENEVA PYRON Assistant Treasurer MRS. MIRIAM HAYWOOD Assistant Business Manager MARY CASS Manager of Supply Store RAMONA WOOD LIBRARY DORIS BENNETT MRS. R. E. WILLIAMS LOIS MAXWELL rr iemeHtasuf School S s4cm4 pt te s4nt WALTER A. MASON, B.S., M.M. Division Head, Department Head Music MRS. ESTHER BAAB, B.M., M.M. Music ROBERT L. BARRON, B.M., M.Ed., Mus. Doc. Music JOHN T. FINLEY, B.S., M.M. Music ALBERT SINGERMAN, B.S., M.A. Music DAN C. SPARKS, B M., M M. (Clarinet), M.M. (Theory) Music LEE R MANNERS, B A., M.A., Department Head Art JOHN H. CLEVERDON, B.A., M.A. Art MRS. MARY LOWERY, B.S., M.S. Department Head Home Economics MRS. MARGARET GREEN, B.S., M.A. Home Economics MRS. HAZEL MATTHEWS, B.S., M.$. Home Economics MISS ELEANOR KELLEY, B.S., M S. Home Economics LOY W. ALLISON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Division Head, Department Head Psychology CLAY BRITTAIN, B.S., M.A. Psychology MRS- VIRGINIA KLAUS, B.A., M.A. Psychology MISS LUCILLE BRANSCOMB, A.B., M.A. Department Head Business GEORGE E. CRAWFORD, B.S., M.S. Business MRS. HAZEL D. HICKS, B.S., M.S. Business FLOYD TREADAWAY, B.S., M.S. Business CARL E. WALKER, B.S.. M.A., M.Ed Business REUBEN SELF, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Department Head Secondary Education THOMAS K. BULLOCK, A.B., M.A. Secondary Education MRS. LUCILLE CROW, B.S., M.A. Education ROY GIBSON, B.S., M.A. Education OPAL LOVETT, B.S, Education GREENE Y. TAYLOR, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Department Head E ementary Education MRS. PALMER D. CALVERT, B.S., M.S. Department Head Physical Education CHESTER C. DILLON, A.B., M.A. Physica Education THOMAS J. ROBERSON, B.S., M.S. Physical Education DONALD SALLS, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Physical Education WALTER R. WEDGEWORTH, B.S. Physical Education cutd Science PAUL J ARNOLD, B.S., M.A., DSc. Division Head, Department Head Biology REUBEN BOOZER, B.A., M.A, Biology RALPH LINDSEY, B.S., M.S. Biology GORDON B. MAINLAND, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Biology EMMETT W. PRICE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Biology CHARLES M. GARY, A.B., MS. Department Head Chemistry MRS. JAMES J. CAMPBELL, B.A., M S. Chemistry M. J. INGERSON, B.S., MS. Chemistry NEWBERN BUSH, B.S., M.A. Department Head Math MISS RUTH FINGER, A.B., M.A. Math LAWRENCE HICKS, B.S., M.S. Math AUSTIN HOWARD, B.S., M.S, Math MRS. MILDRED B. JOHNSON, B.S. Math EARL W. ALDRUP, B.S., M S. Department Head Engineering RAYMOND WATSON, B $., M.S Engineering HAROLD STRICKLAND, B.S., M.S., M.Ed., D.Ed. Department Head Science MRS. E. E. NELSON, B.S., M.Ed. Science JOSEPH FREYMUTH, B.S., M.S. Physics z tfuaye4 WILLIAM J. CALVERT, JR., B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Division Head, Department Head English ARCH F. BECKELHEIMER, A.B., M.A. English MRS. FRANCES CALLAN, A.B., M.A. English BERNARD COHEN, A.B., M.A., Ph D. English MRS. LUCIAN COHEN,'A.B., M.A. English MRS. CHRISTINE FORRESTER, B.A., M.A. English MRS. BERTHA LINDSEY, B.S., M.A. English MISS MAUDE LUTTRELL, B.S., M.A. English MRS. ELANOR MASSOGLIA, A.B., M.Ed. English HENRY B. MOCK, B.S., M.S., PH.D. English MISS DOUGLASS OLSEN, A.B., M.A. f ng ish MRS. JULIA ROEBUCK, B.A. Eng fsh ALFRED SMOAKE, B.S., B.A., M.A. Fng ish JAMES H. JONES, B.A., Docteur de L’Universite J M. ANDERS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Division Head, Department Head History WILLIAM E. GILBERT, A.B., M.A. History BERNARD HENNESS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. History MISS ALTA MILLICAN, B.S., M.A. History HORACE L. STEVENSON, B.S., M.A. History de Montpellier Department Head foreign Language A. B. HATCH, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Foreign Language GEORGE WHATLEY, A.B., M.A. History LEON McCLUER, B.S., M.A. Geography RICHARD N. THOMPSON, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Geography EDWIN VAN KEUREN, B.A.; M.A., Ed.D. Political Science EDWARD ESPLING, A.B., M.A. Economics ELNER PENDELL, A.B., M.A,, Ph.D. Economics ROBERT WILLIAMS, B.A., M.A. Economics FRANK LOVRICH, A.B., M.A. Sociology ANATOL VON SPAKOVSKY, A.B., M.A., Ph D. Sociology S. s4 , eutd 'Pu lcccitco t ‘SotvuC The functions and purpose of the Publications Board are to formulate plans and policies for all publications of Jacksonville State College, except the College Catalogue, and to see that these policies are fulfilled. Seated Richard Belcher, Deloris Haynes, Bobby Kennamer, Dr. J. M. Anders, Ottis Williamson. Standing. Dr. Ruben Self, Mrs. Mary Lowery, Mr. Clay Brittain, and Mrs. Hazel Hicks. @OU tCtC The functions of the Honor Council are to review objectively with any student who has violated school regulations all facets of the violation, and to render action in accordance with the policies of the school. Dr. J. M. Anders, FACULTY ADVISOR; Ottis W.lliamson, VICE PRESIDENT; Bobby Kennamer, PRESIDENT; Delons Haynes, SECRETARY; and Richard Belcher, TREAS- Student JACKSONVILLE STATE COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION. SENIORS Wayne Washam, Lucy Durham, Charles Nelson, Dale Nabors, and Dan McGriff. JUNIORS La Rue Allen, James Bevel, Charles McCain, and Mary Durham PUBLICATIONS Befty Alverson, Donald Moon, and Kay Kirkland. SOPHOMORES Melba Young, Franklin Esies, Mike Livingston, and Joyce Thomas. FRESHMEN Annie Bell Peace, Carolyn Curry, Cecil Smith, and Larry Sims. EDITOR: Kay Kirkland; ASSISTANT EDITOR: Fay Blackwood; and REPORTER: Norman Alexander. REPORTERS: Melba Young, Judy Archer, and Mary Ann Waldrep SPORTS EDITORS: Huelon Davis and Dale Nabors. REPORTERS: Maretfa White and Annie Bell Peace. CIRCULATION MANAGERS: Bill Ledbetter and Horace Pope (not shown). ASSISTANT EDITOR: Bonnie O'Dell; CIRCULATION MANAGER: Bill Brown; ADVISOR: Dr. Taylor; EDITOR: Betty Alverson,- BUSINESS MANAGER: Ben Prickett; ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER-. Gerald McCarver. CLASSES AND ORGANIZATIONS: Patsy Thornhill, Jean S'winney, La Rue Allen, and Myrna Masters. (Not shown.- Charles McCain and Walter Burt.) PHOTOGRAPHER Opal Lovett FACULTY, SNAPSHOTS, AND R.O.T.C.: Hal Butler, Janice Williams, Sonny Roberts. Standing: lynette Gilbreath and Geneva Lester. ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES: Jerry McNabb, Donald Moon, Melba Young, Mary Durham, and Richard Belcher. (Nof shown: Wayne Washam.) lished by Student Government Association - Donald Moon, EJ BY KENNAMER, Advisor MELBA YCUfG, Tv- Have you noticed the new tra3h recoptacles in the hall3 b Graves? Lot's all do our part in keeping the halls cl using those receptacles. The adniniutration hu3 clone i t, now the results are up to you! Tho froshman basketball team plays Russell Mills of Aluxar y Thursday night at 700 in the gym This 3hould prove to ood game, 30 let's all support the Baby Gamecocks 111 Ray McKinley and tho Glenn Miller Orchestra, v ho Ed Sullivan Show Sunday night, will play lor th iior Dnnco Wednesday night, December 11. Ach’ on sale at $1 .00 occh; tickets at the There will eu a basketball game on r short time available the f res' of tno help they can get t ;ht. Tho Gamocock what 31:01'' k i.r .pp Mainland 3i ’ beach Roberson vis .-city of - Dr. Honnos ;roos : f - Mrs. Massoglla olligonco of - Col. Thompson •sonality of - Mr. Espliny ibul.nry of - 3r. Cohen youn ; a3 - Mr. L vrich neat as - Dr. Taylor intorostlna as Dr. Strickland Abercrombie Abu Talib Armstrong Arrington CHARLES E. ABERCROMBIE, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration; EBLA. MOHAMMED ABU TAllB, Fes, Morocco; English; International House, Co-Chairman, Editor International Voice; Writers Club, Vice President, Secretary, Business Manager; Sigma Tau Delta, Vice President; Muslim-Christian Co-operation Chairman; Alpha Mu Gamma; Junior Class Vice President; Letter of Appreciation; Rotary Scholarship, 2 years; Who's Who. MARVIN ARMSTRONG, Hayden, Ala.; Business Administration. CLAYTON ARRINGTON, Jacksonville, Ala.; History; SGA Representative,- Wesley Foundation, President, Vice President; Dormitory Officer; Intramural Sports; Ushers Club; Phi Tau Chi; Junior Class Favorite. JONOLA ARRINGTON, Jacksonville, Ala,; Physical Education; Phi Mu Chi Beta,- WAA; Intramural Sports,- Talent Show; Wesley Foundation; Junior Class Treasurer (S). LANETTE AUSTIN, Alexander City, Ala.; English; Sigma Tau Delta; Kappa Delta Epsilon. MARY BARNETT, Goodwater, Ala,; Elementary Education; Freshman Class Reporter (S); Intramural Sports,- Jacksonville Mermaids. CHARLES BATES Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration; FBLA; Scabbard and Blade; Freshman Class Social Chairman,- Senior Class Vice President; Intramural Sports. BETTY BENEFIELD, Roanoke, Ala.; English; Kappa Delta Epsilon; ROTC Sponsor; Junior Class Beauty; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer (S). JAMES C. BEVEL, Grant, Ala.; Chemistry; Junior Class President (S); Junior Class President; Dormitory Officer; International House; Ushers Club; Order of Three Keys; Who's Who. BILLY BILLINGSLEY, Bon Air, Ala.; Physical Education; Baseball; J Club; Intramural Sports. ZONA ANN BISHOP, Grant, Ala.; Elementary Education. Arrington Austin Barnett Bates Benefield Bevel Billingsley Bishop JAMES BOOZER, Anniston, Ala.; Chemistry. BILLY OLAN BROWN, Piedmont, Ala.; Math; Circulation Manager Collegian; Circulation Manager Mimosa; Phi Mu Chi Beta. NORMA JEAN BROWN, Jacksonville, Ala.; English. RAY BURGESS, Jacksonville, Ala.; Physical Education; J Club; Football. BILLIE L. BURDETTE, Altoona, Ala.; Biology. NELDA BURROUGHS, Gadsden, Ala.; Elementary Education; Freshman Class Favorite; Majorette; Marching Ballerinas; Dormitory Officer; Talent Show. FRANCES O. CANNON, Jacksonville, Ala.; Elementary Education. ROBERT L. CANTOR, Anniston, Ala.; Business Administration; FBLA, State President; Delegate, National FBLA Convention; Student Chairman, Business Placement Bureau; ROTC Advanced Corps,- Cadet Capt.,. Bn. Staff; Scabbard and Blade, Treasurer; Freshman Cadet of Year; Distinguished Military Student; Who s Who. Burdette Burroughs DALE NABORS Cannon Cantor Senior Cfajs President C � udle Causey Champion JAMES T. CARROLL, Glencoe, Ala.; History, ALEXANDER G. CAUDLE, Anniston, Ala.; Business Administration. OMIE P. CAUSEY, Cenlre, Ala.; Elementary Education. MARGARET CHAMPION, Oxford, Ala.; Math. PEGGY CHAPMAN, Weaver, Ala.; Business Education,- FBLA, Secretary; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Sigma Tau Delta; Who’s Who. WILLIAM Y. CHEWNING, JR., Roanoke, Ala.; Business Administration,- FBLA; Young Democrats; CAP; Who's Who. LLOYD CHRISTOPHER, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration,- BSU; FBLA; Order of Three Keys. LOUISE R. CLARK, Jacksonville, Ala.; Home Economics,- Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Social Science Club; Order of Three Keys, GAIL CLAYTON, Collinsville, Ala.; Secretarial Science; Sophomore Class Reporter; FBLA. BILLY COLE, Anniston, Ala.; History. BETTY COLEMAN, Sylacauga, Ala.; Secretarial Science; FBLA; BSU; Young Democrats; Intramural Sports. ALAN A. COLEY, Oxford, Ala,; Business Administration. Chapman Clayton Chewnlng Christopher Clark Cole Coleman Coley Collier Cowan JANE COLLIER, Decatur, Ala,; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club, President. ALTON COWAN, Anniston, Ala.; Business Administration. NORMA SHERRY CROLEY, Kellyton, Ala.; Elementary Education; Freshman Class Secretary (S); Freshman Class Social Chairman; Senior Class Reporter; BSU; FTA; Masque and Wig; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Secretary,- Who's Who,- Order of Three Keys, Secretary, BETTY JEAN CUNNINGHAM, Centre, Ala.; Elementary Education; Sophomore Class Secretary (S); Marching Ballerinas; Jacksonville Mermaids; Intramural Sports. JUDY DAVIS, Ashville, Ala.; Elementary Education. WILBERT J. DISHNER, JR., Annis-ton Ala-; Business Administration; FBLA; Scabbard and Blade; ROTC, Battalion Commander; Distinguished Miliary Student; Who's Who. KENNETH L. DOOLEY, Alabama City, Ala.; Medical Technology. JAMES DOUTHIT, Jacksonville, Ala.; Business Administration; FBLA. Davij Dishner Dooley Douthit BOBBY KENNAMER S.G.A. President Dunaway Durham Durham Faulkner KATHRYNE W. DUNAWAY, Anniston, Ala.; Elementary Education; .Kappa Delta Epsilon. LUCY ELIZABETH DURHAM, Gadsden, Ala.; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club, Vice President; Wesley Foundation, Vice President; Art Club; Collegian Staff; Chapel Committee,- Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Reporter; Junior Class Social Chairman; Senior Class SGA Representative,- Phi Tau Chi, Secretary; Gem of the Hills; Who's Who. VERA DURHAM, Fort Payne, Ala.; Music. FORREST FAULKNER, Lincoln, Ala.; Elementary Education; Sophomore Class Secretary; FTA, Vice President, President; Wesley Foundation, Secretary, World Christian Community Chairman, Vice President; Phi Tau Chi; Chapel Committee,- Freshman Class Beauty; Gem of the Hills. AIDA FERRARONE, Lima, Peru; English; International House. VASTEE FORE, SteaJe, Ala.; Elementary Education. ROBERT FRANTZ, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration. AARON JUDSON FROST, Fort Payne, Ala.,- Physical Education. DOROTHY GABBETT, Camp Hill, Ala.; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club. MARY NELL GALLOWAY, Gallant, Ala,; Secretarial Science,- Sigma Tau Delta,- FBLA; Sophomore Class Treasurer. JOHN H. GARRETT, Oxford, Ala.; Math. MARGARET GOODWIN, Leeds, Ala,; Elementary Education. Ferrdrone Gabbeti Fore Galloway Frantz Garrett Frost Goodwin G m ,ng Green Green Gunnells SURE QOURE usmr WAYNE GRAMLING, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration; Scabbard and Blade. BETTY GREEN, Oneonta, Ala.; History; Phi Mu Chi Beta, Reporter; Social Science Club; Gem of the Hills; Senior Class Favorite. EARN-ESTINE B. GREEN, Section, Ala.; Elementary Education. WILLIAM L. GUNNELLS, JR., Anniston, Ala.,- Chemistry; College Dance Band, Manager; Intramural Sports. JERRY DWAIN HARRISON, Birmingham, Ala.; Music Education; College Chorus; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Secretary; Masque and Wig, President; Canterbury Club; Senior Class SGA Representative. DELORIS ANN HAYNES, Section, Ala.; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Social Chairman (S); Student Government Association, Secretary; Who's Who; Order of Three Keys. AMIE BRITT HENDERSON, Anniston, Ala.; Elementary Education. KATE HODGES, Langston, Ala.; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club. Harrijon Hayne JUDY McALLT5TER Henderson Hodges Senior Cfass Secretary Hodges Holder Horlon Howie KATE WHITE HODGES, Dutton, Ala.; Elementary Education. MAURICE HOLDER, Anniston, Ala.; Math. JEAR-OLD HORTON, Gadsden, Ala.; Medical Technology. ROBERT HOWIE, Delta, Ala.; Chemistry. CLARENCE ROWE HUDSON, DeArmanville, Ala.; French; International House, Co-Chairman; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Mu Gamma, Treasurer; Masque and Wig; Operettas; College Band; College Chorus; Melody Makers; Who's Who. JOHNNY HUMPHREY, Jamestown, Ala.; Chemistry and Math; Masque and Wtg; Kappa Phi Kappa, Reporter, National Convention Delegate; BSU, Treasurer; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Rifle Team,- Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Military Student, JOE WAYNE INGRAM, Talladega, Ala.; Business Administration; Basketball, Captain; J Club, President; Who's Who. WILLIAM TRAVIS IVEY, Piedmont, Ala.; Business Education; FBLA; Who's Who, BOBBY JACKSON, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration. EUGENE F. JOHNSON, Jacksonville, Ala.; Biology; Kappa Phi Kappa; Phi Mu Chi Beta, Vice President; Distinguished Military Student. KATIE GOULIELMI JOHNSON, Corfu, Greece; Languages; International House; Alpha Mu Gamma; FBLA; Masque and Wig; CAP; Senior Class Alternate Beauty; Junior Class Favorite; Homecoming Queen 1955. BILL JONES, Gadsden, Ala.; Music Education; Vocalist for College Dance Band, 4 years; College Chorus; SGA; Talent Night; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Favorite; Freshman Cadet of the Year; Junior Class Vice President (S); Ushers Club; Phi Mu Alpha; Sinfonia; Intramural Sports; Chapel Committee. Hudson Humphrey Ingram Ivey Jackson Johnson Johnson Jones ROBERT T. JONES, Anniston, Ala.; Business Administration; Scabbard and Blade; FBLA; Canterbury Club. ELLIS R. JORDAN, Jacksonville, Ala.; Physical Education. DAVID JOSEV, Talladega, Ala,; Business Administration. JAMES O. KEENER, Gallant, Ala.; History; Kappa Phi Kappa, President; Social Science Club; Who's Who. BARBARA KEITH, Fort Payne, Ala.; Biology; Phi Mu Chi Beta; FTA; Sigma Tau Delta.; Masque and Wig,- Order of Three Keys. BOBBY KENNAMER, Scottsboro, Ala.; Business Administration; Stu-Jax Staff; FBLA; Freshman Class Favorite; Ushers Club, Vice President; Certificate of Achievement; Student Government Association, President; Who's Who; Order of Three Keys. ANNE KILLINGSWORTH, Leesburg, Ala.; Medical Technology; Sophomore Class, Social Chairman; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; International House Program; Intramural Sports; Alpha Mu Gamma, President; Order of Three Keys. KAY KIRKLAND, Birmingham, Ala.; English; Freshman Class, Reporter; Sophomore Class, SGA Representative; Chapel Committee; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary; Writers' Club, President; Soundings, Editor; Student Handbook, Editor; Collegian, Associate Editor, Editor; Certificate of Achievement, 2 years; Who’s Who; O der of Three Keys. Keith Kcnnamer PEGGY WOOD KiHingiworth Kirkland Senior C ass Treasurer Lamberlh Landers Larry Lawjon THOMAS W. LAMBERTH, Cragford, Ata.; History; Kappa Phi Kappa. JANE LANDERS, Alexander City, Ala.; Elementary Education. DOUGLAS LARRY, Ashland, Ala.; Business Administration; FBLA; Intramural Sports. BILLY DUANE LAWSON, Eastaboga, Ala,; History, BARBARA LEACH, Oak Ridge, Tenn.,- Elementary Education,-Talent Show; Majorette; Marching Ballerinas,- Intramural Sports; ROTC Band Sponsor; Young Democrats,- WAA, Social Chairman,- FTA; Art Club. SERGIO LERDA-OLBERG, Rome, Italy; Math; International House, Program Chairman, Co-Chairman,- Alpha Mu Gamma; Who's Who; Order of Three Keys. GENEVA LESTER, Dadeville, Ala.; Elementary Education; Chapel Committee; Operetta; College Chorus; Westminster Fellowship, Devotional Chairman, Program Chairman, Vice President; Mimosa Staff; Junior Class, Secretary (S). LEE LESTER, Dadeville, Ala.; Business Administration,- FBLA; BSU; Toastmaster Club. WILLIAM H. LETT, Alexander City, Ala.; Business Administration,- FBLA. CHARLES LEWIS, Jamestown, Ala,; Biology; Freshman Class, President; (S); Mimosa, Assistant Circulation Manager,- Collegian, Assistant Circulation Manager, Circulation Manager; Wesley Foundation, Publicity, Director, Treasurer,- Phi Tau Chi, President; Intramural Sports,- Band. JAMES E. UGHTSEY, Trussville, Ala.; Business Administration. GARY LUTTRELL, Columbiana, Ala.; Elementary Education; FTA; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Wesley Foundation, Secretary,- Freshman Class, Social Chairman,- Dormitory Officer; Chapel Committee; Student Handbook Staff. Leach Lerda-Olberg Leiter Lester Lett Lewis Lightsey Luttrell McAllister McCarve r McCollum McCollum JUDY MCALLISTER, Piedmont, Ala.; Business Education; Dormitory Officer; Senior Class, Secretary; B$U, Secretary, Devotional Vice President; FBLA, Secretary, Vice President; Who's Who. GERALD McCARVER, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration,- FBLA, Treasurer, BOBBY McCOLLUM, Lineville, Ala.; Math; Intramural Sports; Kappa Phi Kappa, Treasurer; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Military Student; Superior Cadet Award, MS III. ROSEMARY McCOLLUM, Lineville, Ala.; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Keppa Delta Epsilon, Vice President. DAN McGRIFF, Holly Pond, Ala.; Physical Education; Intramural Sports; J Club; Basketball; Senior Class, SGA Representative; Order of Three Keys. SHIRLEY Mc-PHERSON, Fort Payne, Ala.; Physical Education; Social Science Club; FTA, Reporter; WAA, Treasurer; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Vice President, President; Young Democrats; Who’s Who. ALAN CRAIG MASON, Jacksonville, Ala.; Math; Phi Mu Alpha; Band, Drum Major; Brass Choir; Woodwind Ensemble; Chorus; Operetta; Band Director's Award; Who's Who. JOSEPH L. METHVIN, Anniston, Ala.; History; Freshman Class, Vice President; Sophomore Class, President; Junior Class, President; Chapel Committee, Social Science Club, President; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Military Student; ROTC, Cadet-Captain; Who's Who, McGriff McPherson OTTiS WILLIAMSON Mason Methvin S.G.A. Vice Preiidenl Milling Molan Moon Moore BURL O. MILLING, Berry, Ala.; Business Administration. HELEN MOLAN, Jacksonville, Ala.; Physical Education; Marching Ballerinas, Captain; Majorette. DONALD M. MOON, Birmingham, Ala.; Physical Education,- Stu-Jax, Editor,- Mimosa Staff; Intramural Sports, Manager; Dormitory Officer; Sophomore Class, President (S); Letter of Appreciation; Order of Three Keys. CURTIS MOORE, Gadsden, Ala.; Pre-Dental. HAROLD MOORE, Jacksonville, Ala.; Math. LYNDTH R. MORGAN, Fort Payne, Ala.; Business Education,- FBLA; Kappa Delta Epsilon,-Sigma Tau Delta. HUGH LEE MORRIS, Roanoke, Ala.; Physical Education. DALE J. NABORS, Maplesville, Ala.; Business Administration,- Collegian, Circulation Manager, Sports Editor; Dormitory Officer; Junior Class, SGA Representative; Senior Class, President; Ushers Club, President; FBLA,- Young Democrats; Certificate of Achievement,- Who's Who; Order of Three Keys. CHARLES NELSON, Round Mountain, Ala.,- Business Administration; Dormitory Officer; Senior Class, SGA Representative; Social Science Club; FBLA; Canterbury Club,- Order of Three Keys. LYNELL NELSON, Oxford, Ala.; Elementary Education, Collegian Staff; FTA. CECIL NEWMAN, Alexander City, Ala.; Physical Education. MORRIS NIX, Phil Campbell, Ala.; Biology. Moore Morgan Morris Nabors Nelson Nelson Newman Nix MELBA SUE THRASHER OAKS, Ohatchee, Ala.; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta. NORMAN PADGETT, Jacksonville, Ala.; Music; Social Science Club; Phi Mu Alpha; Band; Brass Choir,-School Orchestra; Symphony Orchestra; College Chorus. EDGAR PARRISH, Piedmont, Ala.; English. CHARLES PERRY, Jacksonville, Ala.; Math. BRIGGS PHARISS, Piedmont, Ala.; Math. CRAWFORD B. PIKE, Dadeville, Ala.; History; Kappa Phi Kappa; Who's Who. VIVIAN POLLARD, Leesburg, Ala.; Home Economics; Sophomore Class, Vice President (S); Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Alabama Home Economics Association, Vice President, President; Order of Three Keys. JULIA ANN POOLE, Jacksonville, Ala.; History. Pharri, Pike RICHARD BELCHER Pollard Poole S.G.A. treasurer JAMES E. PORTER, Addison, Ala.; History. FRANKIE? POWELL, Fort Payne, Ala.; Biology. PHILLIP POWELL, Centre, Ala.; Chemistry. BILLY RALEY, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration. JEAN RAMEY, Attalla, Ala.; Secretarial Science. CARMA JO RAY, Piedmont, Ala.; Music; College Chorus; Band; Orchestra; Brass Choir, Accompanist; Delta Omicron, Warden and Chaplain, Secretary; Kappa Delta Epsilon,- Who's Who. IVAR READ, Newton, Iowa,- History,- Muslim-Christian Cooperation; Canterbury Club, President; Phi Mu Alpha,- Order of Three Keys. ETHEL B. REAVES, Jacksonville, Ala,; English; Alpha Rho Tau, President; Sigma Tau Delta, Historian; Writers Club; Who's Who. CLEODIA C. REYNOLDS, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Elementary Education. JAY RALPH RHODES, Blue Mountain, Ala.; Business Administration. CHARLIE RICE, Delta, Ala.; Business Administration. EVELYN RICE, Gadsden, Ala.; Physical Education; Gem of the Hills; Cheerleader; Jacksonville Mermaids,-Independent Pape , Assistant Editor,- ROTC, Battalion Sponsor,- Wesley Foundation; Masque and Wig; Sigma Tau Delta,- WAA, Reporter. ELEANOR RICH, Wellington, Ala.; Business Education; FBLA; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Reporter. EDWARD L. SANDLIN, Hartselle, Ala.; History. WILSON SHERRELL, Alabama City, Ala.; Physical Education; Freshman Class, President; Ushers Club; Scabbard and Blade. CECIL SIMMONS, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration. JOYCE SIMMONS, Birmingham, Ala.; Elementary Education; Band; Chapel Committee; Intramural Sports,- Wesley Foundation, Vice President, Social Chairman; Pi Tau Chi. MARTHA SLATER, Crossville, Ala.; Elementary Education; Wesley Foundation, Vice President; FTA. MARION EDWIN SMITH, Tallapoosa, Ga.; Physical Education; intramural Sports; Kappa Phi Kappa. MELVIN T. SMITH, Alexander City, Ala.; Business Administration. 5immons Staler DELORIS HAYNES Smith Smith S.G.A. Secretary Smitherman 5pinks Spragginj Stafford ARVILE SMITHERMAN, Ringgold, Ga.; Biology and Chemistry,- Band; B$U, Treasurer,- Kappa Phi Kappa, Secretary; Phi Mu Chi Beta, President. ANNE E. SPINKS, Birmingham, Ala.; SPECIAL STUDENT, Graduate with B.A. Degree from Dublin University (Trinity College), Ireland. WILLIAM J. SPRAGGINS, Alpine, Ala,; Business Administration. LEONARD L. STAFFORD, Fairfax, Ala.; Business Administration,- Intramural Sports,- FBLA; Scabbard and Blade; Distinguished Military Student. JACK STANDRIDGE, Hayden, Ala.; Physical Education,- J Club. YVONNE STANDRIDGE, Hayden, Ala.; History; Senior Class, Favorite; Gem of the Hills,- WAA; Social 5cience Club; Phi Mu Chi Beta, Historian. ANNE STARNES, Pell City, Ala.; Chemistry. WILLARD STEELE, Alabama City, Ala.; Math. RON STEGALL, Ringgold, Ga.,- Physical Education. RALPH STEPHENS, Columbus, Ga.; Business Administration. BETTY STEVENSON, Tuscaloosa, Ala.,- Elementary Education,- Collegian Staff; Wesley Foundation, Secretary; Pi Tau Chi. FRANK STEWART, Piedmont, Ala.; Business Administration; FBLA; Tennis Team. Standridge Standridge Starnes Sleete Stegall Stephens 5tevenson Stewart Slewarf Stimp50n Talley Talley JEAN STEWART, Anniston, Ala.; Physical Education; BSU, Secretary; Phi Mu Chi Beta; WAA, President; Junior Class, Beauty; ROTC Sponsor. WILLIAM STIMPSON, Gadsden, Ala,; Business Education. AFTON TALLEY, Centre, Ala., Business Administration; FBLA; Social Science Club; Who's Who. THOMAS N. TALLEY, Alexander City, Ala ■ History. NORMAN TAYLOR, Douglasville, Ga.,- Physical Education. STANLEY TAYLOR, Fort Payne, Ala.; Business Administration; Alpha Rho Tau. DON TERRELL, Arab, Ala.; Business Administration. HENRY I. JERRY SpringviIle, Ala.,- History; ETA; Kappa Phi Kappa; Order of Three Keys, President. CHARLES BATES Senior Class Vice President GAILE THORNTON, Gadsden, Ala.; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club. DESMA THRASHER, Scottsboro, Ala.; English. REBECCA BRADEN TRAYLOR, Delta, Ala.; Biology; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Keppa Delta Epsilon, Treasurer. WEYMAN TRAYLOR, Gadsden, Ala.; English. JOHNNY W. TRUITT, Jacksonville, Ala.; Physical Education. GUS UNGER, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Chemistry; Band; ROTC Band, Drum Major,- Scabbard and Blade, Secretary,- Phi Mu Chi Beta, Treasurer. ROBERT CLARKE WALLACE, JR.; LaFayette, Ala.; Business Administration. KATIE SUE WALLEY, Guntersville, Ala.; Physical Education; Intramural Sports,- WAA, Secretary. BETTY WALLIS, Alexander City, Ala,; Elementary Education,- Wesley Foundation; FTA. MARVIN WALDROP, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration. WAYNE WASHAM, Albertville, Ala.; Music Education; College Chorus; Band, Secretary; Brass Choir; NEA Symphony; Dance Band; Phi Mu Alpha, Secretary, President; Canterbury Club; Senior Class, Social Chairman,- Mimosa Staff; Ushers Club; Kappa Phi Kappa, Vice President; Who's Who; Order of Three Keys. JIMMY WEEMS, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration. Welch Wellbaum Whittle WlHianison KATE WELCH, Gadsden, Ala.; Biology,- WAA, Vice President (2nd); Phi Mu Chi Beta, Secretary; Kappa Delta Epsilon, President, Order of Three Keys, CONRAD WELLBAUM, Talladega, Ala.; Business Administration; FBLA; BSU, Training Union Representative, Sunday School Representative. THOMAS WHITTLE, Jacksonville, Ala.; History. OTTIS WILLIAMSON, Gadsden, Ala.; Business Administration; Intramural Sports; Collegian Staff; Mimosa Staff; Stu-Jack Staff; BSU; FBLA; Young Democrats; Junior Class, President; Senior Class, Social Chairman; SGA, Vice President; Friendliest Student, 1957; Cheerleader; Certificate of Achievement; Who's Who. PEGGY WOOD, Altoona, Ala.; History,- Junior Class, Alternate Beauty; Senior Class, Beauty; Friendliest Student, 1957; BSU; Dormitory Officer; Senior Class, Treasurer; FTA; Social Science Club; Young Democrats. LEWIS WORTH, Jacksonville, Ala.; Business Administration. NELLIE B. GRAY, Fort Payne, Ala.; Elementary Education. JACKIE MYERS, Collinsville, Ala.; Business Administration. Abernathy Abiton Acton Acton Adam Adams Adweil Akin Aldridge Alexander Alexander Allen Allen Allison Alverson Anderson Anderson Ansley Archer Archer Armstrong Arnett Arrington Ashmore { uCen n cCuate4. 8a Hew Barnard Barnett Bates Bt'aird Beasley Beasley Beasley Season Beddingf ield Bc-ddingfleld Belcher WILLIAM K. ABERNATHY, Sylacauga, Ala. AZALIEA ABSTON, Chickamauga, Ga. NELSON ACTON, Hayden,, Ala. RUTH ACTON, Glencoe, Ala. JEANETTE ADAMS, Attalla, Ala. RUTH ADAMS, Gadsden, Ala. DON ADWELL, Birmingham, Ala. LILA AKIN, Dadeville, Ala. JOSEPH ROBERT ALDRIDGE, Ann.s-fon, Ala. CHARLES E. ALEXANDER, Alabama City, Ala. SAMUEL ALEXANDER, Altoona, Ala. LARUE ALLEN, Laneft, Ala. MARY NELL ALLEN, Pell City, Ala. REBECCA ALLISON, Gadsden, Ala. BETTY CAROL ALVERSON, Munford, Ala. GAIL ANDERSON, Crossville, Ala. SARAH ANDERSON, Gadsden, Ala. MORRIS ANSLEY, Talladega, Ala. BOBBY ARCHER, Gadsden, Ala. JUDY ARCHER, Cedar Bluff, Ala. EQUILLA ARMSTRONG, Grove Oak, Ala. HUGH ARNETT, Lanett, Ala. FRED ARRINGTON, Piedmont, Ala. JANE ASHMORE, Jacksonville, Ala. GENEVIEVE AUROUSSEAU, Seine, France. BOBBY R. AUSTIN, Sheffield, Ala. SHIRLEY AUSTIN, Anniston, Ala. JIMMY AVERY, Five Points, Ala. H. E. BAILEY, Gadsden, Ala. WANDA ELLEN BALLENGER, Fort Payne, Ala. EDGAR BAL-LEW, JR., Union Grove, Ala. ROBERT BARNARD, Union Grove, Ala. BILLY J, BARNETT, Goodwater, Ala. EUNICE BATES, Gadsden, Ala. SARAH BEAIRD, Wefumpka, Ala. BARBARA BEASLEY, Dora, Ala. BOBBY BEASLEY, Chickamauga, Ga. JOE C. BEASLEY, Sylacauga, Ala. GRACE BEASON, Steele, Ala. LORETTA BEDDINGFIELD, Birmingham. Ala. SYLVIA BEDDING-FIELD, Birmingham, Ala. RICHARD BELCHER, Roanoke, Ala. RAMONA WOOD LIBRARY JACKSONVILLE statc , Lt s'ATE UNIVERSITY E14C0 STATE COUEtit .MCKSOWVtaE. AlABM Bel I Benefield Bennett Berry Bishop Bishop Black Black Blackwood Blocker Bobo Bowman Bonner Bonner Borski Brasher Brewer Broadbent Brookes Browder Brown Brown Brown Bryan Bryant Bryant Buchanan Bullard Burdette Burgess Burleson Burns Burns Burroughs Burt Butler Buzbec Bynum Cagle Caldwell Camp Campbell POLLY BELL, Sylacauga, Ala. JIMMY BENEFIELD, Fort Payne, Ala. JAMES BENNETT, Piedmont, Ala. DOROTHY BERRY, Grove Oak, Ala. WAYNE BISHOP, Gadsden, Ala. WILLIAM T. BISHOP, Grant, Ala. JALTA BLACK, Ragland, Ala. SARAH VIRGINIA BLACK, Union Grove, Ala, FAY BLACKWOOD, Hartselle, Ala. ROSS BLOCKER, Sylacauga, Ala, CHARLES BOBO, Collinsville, Ala. DINAH DALE BOMAN, Gadsden, Ala. BOBBIE BONNER, Alexander City, Ala. EMMETT BONNER, Standing Rock, Ala. STANLEY BORSKI, Chicago, III. MILTON BRASHER, Sylacauga, Ala. MARTIN MIKE BREWER, Gadsden, Ala. RICHARD MARTIN BROADBENT, Wiltshire, England. MARIE BROOKES, Gadsden,'Ala. MELVIN BROWDER, Henagar, Ala. ROBERT BROWN, Jacksonville, Ala. RONALD W. BROWN, Jacksonville, Ala. VIRGINIA BROWN, Centre, Ala. LINDA BRYAN, Piedmont, Ala. JANICE BRYANT, Sylacauga, Ala. LARRY BRYANT, Gadsden, Ala. LEE BUCHANAN, Florence, Ala. SHELBY J. BULLARD, Attalla, Ala. MYRA GAIL BURGESS, Edwardsville, Ala. JANICE BURDETTE, Ashland, Ala. WADE BURLESON, Childersburg, Ala. ANNETTE BURNS, Rockmart, Ga. HARRIET BURNS, Gadsden, Ala. BILLY BURROUGHS, Grant, Ala. WALTER BURT, Talladega, Ala. HAL BUTLER, Hartselle, Ala. HELEN BUZBEE, Dadeville, Ala. FRANK BYNUM, Altoona, Ala. WILMA FAY CAGLE, Collinsville, Al . G. ROSS CALDWELL, Bessemer, Ala. GAIL CAMP, Talladega, Ala. CLARA L. CAMPBELL, Fyffe, Ala. Campbell Camper Carey Carlton Carmack Case Cavanaugh Chaffin Chandler Chandler Chandler Chandler Chapman Cleary Clements Cleveland Clifton Cobb Cofield Coleman Coleman ✓ Conn Cook Coopor Copeland Copeland Copeland Copeland Coppock Cornelius Co Co CftbhH ' Craven Croft Crow Croxdale Crump Crump LINDA CAMPBELL, Heflin, Ala. JACK LEE CAMPER, Attalla, Ala. BARBARA CARY, Alabama City, Ala. HERMAN E. CARL-TON, Kellyton, Ala. HAROLD CARMACK, Alpine, Ala. FLORA CASE, Birmingham, Ala. THOMAS CAVANAUGH, New York, N. Y. BETTY CHAFFIN, Piedmont, Ala. ELLEN CHANDLER, Centre, Ala. JO CHANDLER, Heflin, Ala. SHELBY CHANDLER, Selma, Ala. TRAVIS CHANDLER, Centre, Ala. STAN CHAPMAN, Rockmart, Ga. DONALD CLEARY, Springville, Ala. LINDA CLEMENTS, Jacksonville, Ala. JAMES E. CLEVELAND, Anniston, Ala. O. B. CLIFTON, Hollins, Ala. CAROLYN COBB, Oxford, Ala. JOHN L. COFIELD, Alabama City, Ala. CHARLES T. COLEMAN, JR., Anniston, Ala. GAIL COLEMAN, Anniston, Ala. DONALD CONN, Oneonta, Ala, CHARLES H. COOK, Crossville, Ala. BETTY COOPER, Tuscaloosa, Ala. GARY COPELAND, Gadsden, Ala. PEGGY COPELAND, Menlo, Ga. RAYMOND I. COPELAND, Gadsden, Ala, RONALD COPELAND, Gadsden, Ala. JO ANN COPPOCK, Jacksonville, Ala. KENNETH CORNELIUS, Gadsden, Ala. DON COX, Glencoe, Ala. RUBY COX, Lafayette, Ala. JOYCE CRABTREE, Weirton, W. Va. JIMMY L. CRAVEN, Jacksonville, Ala. MARILYN CROFT, Boaz, Ala. ROBERT CROW, Anniston, Ala. KAY CROXDALE, Bynum, Ala. FRANCES CRUMP, Collinsville, Ala. WILLIAM CRUMP, Collinsville, Ala. CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM, Gadsden, Ala. CAROLYN CURRY, Talladega Springs, Ala. DEAN DANIEL, Fyffe, Ala. w ” Cunningham i| C Curry Daniel Darden Dark Daughtery Davenport Davidson Davidson Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Day DeArman Dees Dempsey Dixon Dobbins Dobson Dodgen Dodgen Dooley Dooley Douthit Downey Dunn Dupree Durham Dutton Dye Echols Edward Edwards Eilis Housemothers BARBARA DARDEN, Sylacauga, Ala. DOUGLAS WARREN DARK, Alexander City, Ala. SHELVIA DAUGHERTY, Sylacauga, Ala. MARY HELEN DAVENPORT, Gadsden, Ala. DOUG DAVIDSON, Cedartown, Ga. GLENN DAVIDSON, Gadsden, Ala. BETTY DAVIS, Talladega, Ala. FAYE DAVIS, Ohatchee, Ala. HUELON DAVIS, Camp Hill, Ala. SANDRA DAVIS, Cross-ville, Ala. SYLVIA DAVIS, Sylacauga, Ala. LA-RAY DAY, Gadsden, Ala. HERBERT DeARMAN, Cedartown, Ga. OWEN DEES, Camp Hill, Ala. PATRICIA ANN DEMPSEY, Piedmont, Ala. MYRA DIXON, Altoona, Ala. CAROLYN DOBBINS, Scottsboro, Ala. ARCHIE DOBSON, Rockford, Ala. CHARLES DODGEN, Oxford, Ala. GAIL DODGEN, Columbus, Ga. JOE L. DOOLEY, Gadsden, Ala. PAT DOOLEY, Alexander City, Ala. FRANK DOUTHIT, Jacksonville, Ala. RICHARD DOWNEY, Gadsden, Ala. ANNE DOWNING, Gadsden, Ala. KATIE SUE DOWNS, Gadsden, Ala. JOHN DRAKE, Louisville, Ky. JOE L. DUCKETT, Geneva, Ala. JERRY DUKE, Gadsden, Ala. BILL DUNAWAY, Ashland, Ala. ROY DUNN, Attalla, Ala. GERALD DUPREE, Huntsville, Ala. MARY DURHAM, Gadsden, Ala. CLYDE DUTTON, Tamant, Ala. JAY DYE, Oxford. Ala. LARRY P. ECHOLS, Alabama City, Ala. HELEN EDWARDS, Valley Head, Ala. MARY WILLENE EDWARDS, East Gadsden, Ala. JAMES ELLIS, Valley Head, Ala. ELAINE EMBERSON, Ringgold, Ga. FRANKLIN ESTES, Piedmont, Ala. SYBIL ESTES, Heflin, Ala. Emberson Estes Estes Evan Faison Farmer Ferguson Fefner Flanagan Flanagan Flood Ford Forrest Foust Freeman Gable Galloway Gardner Gargus Garner Garrett Garrison Gibbs Gibbs Gilbreath Gilbreath Gilliland Glasgow Glass Glover Goldfield Goodson Gramlmg WAYNE WASHAM, Senior Ciass 5.G.A. Representative BEVERLY EVANS, Bessemer, Ala. ROBERT FAISON, Anniston, Ala, KENNETH FARMER, Crossville, Ala. ALBERT R. FERGUSON, Gadsden, Ala. JEAN FETNER, Ashland, Ala. JAMES FLANAGAN, Paint Rock, Ala. JANE FLANAGAN, Paint Rock, Ala. JAMES K. FLOOD, Buenos Aires, Argentina. ROY FORD, Annision, Ala. SUE FORREST, Lincoln, Ala. WELDON FOUST, Oneonta, Ala. GWENDA FREEMAN, Collinsville, Ala. CLARK GABLE, Birmingham, Ala. MORRELL GALLOWAY, Albertville, Ala. JEANETTE GARDNER, Crossville, Ala. CHARLES GARGUS, Oneonta, Ala. JOE GARNER, Hartselle, Ala. H. A. GARRETT, Talladega, Ala. JOHNNY M. GARRISON, Talladega, Ala. GLENDA GIBBS, Altoona, Ala. KAY GIBBS, Arab, Ala. LYN-ETTE GILBREATH, Lakeland, Fla. JACKIE GILBREATH, Trion, Ga. WANDA GILLILAND, Gallant, Ala. DIAN GLASGOW, Huntsville, Ala. EDNA GLASS, Alexandria, Ala. CLYDE GLOVER, Piedmont, Ala. IKE GOLDFIELD, Geneva, Switzerland. BARBARA GOODSON, Montgomery, Ala. JOAN GRAM-LING, Gadsden, Ala. MARTHA GRAVITT, Crossville, Ala. HELEN GRAY, Gadsden, Ala. JULIA GRAY, Gadsden, Ala. JOHN R. GREEN, Anniston, Ala. GLENDA GREENE, Gadsden, Ala. THERMAN GREENE, Anniston, Ala. EVELYN GREGGS, Anniston, Ala. DONNA GRIFFIN, Crossville, Ala. BETTY GRIFFITH, Dutton, Ala. JERRY GRIFFITH, Anniston, Ala. MICKEY GRIMMETT, Waco, Ga. Griffith Griffith Grim metl Growal I Guimaraes Gunter Gut Hale Haley Hall Hall Hall Hamil Hamilton Hammeir Hammonds Hardin Harris Harris Harris Harris Harrison Harrison Harvey Harvey Hawkins Hawkins Hawkins Hayes Haynes Haynes Heath Heifner Heisler Hemmati Hesterley r L i Hicks Hicks Higginbotham Hill Hill Hill Hill Hilliard Hinton SHERRY CROLEY, Senior CJass Reporter KATE GROWALL, Aliquippa, Pa. MARIA GUiMARAES, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. VlRGil GUNTER, Talladega, Ala. HANS-PETER GUT, Brunnenstr, Switzerland. ANNETTE HALE, Albertville, Ala. W. R. HALEY, Heflin, Ala. JAMES HALL, Fairfield, Ala. JANET HALL, Fairfield, Ala. LESLIE VERBON HALL, Watts-ville, Ala. GARY HAMIL, Alabama City, Ala. CAROLYN HAMILTON, Gadsden, Ala. NANCY HAMMETT, Jacksonville, Ala. BILLY JOE HAMMONDS, Talladega, Ala. GAYLON HARDIN, Piedmont, Ala. IRA DEAN HARRIS, Jacksonville, Ala. JAMES HARRIS, Rock Springs, Ga. KARL HARRIS, Fyffe, Ala. PEGGY HARRIS, Jacksonville, Ala. ANN HARRISON, Selma, Ala. MARY HARRISON, Selma, Ala. HORACE HARVEY, Birmingham, Ala. JUNE HARVEY, Gadsden, Ala. JONNiE RUTH HAWKINS, Crossville, Ala. RANDALL HAWKINS, Valley Head, Ala. SUE HAWKINS, Gadsden, Ala. EARL HAYES, Piedmont, Ala. MARY HAYNES, Crossville, Ala. PATRiCiA HAYNES, Eastaboga, Ala. ROBERT W. HEATH, Hissop, Ala. ROY HEIFNER, Oxford, Ala. JUNE HEISLER, Wetumpka, Ala. KOOROS HEMMATi, Tehran, Iran. BONNIE HESTERLEY, Pell City, Ala. PRENTICE HICKS, Blountsville, Ala. SUSIE HICKS, Hueytown, Ala. JERRY HIGGINBOTHAM, Fyffe, Ala. AMELIA HILL, Florence, Ala. BARBARA HILL, Ashland, Ala. FAYE HILL, Ashland, Ala. JANET HILL, Tallahassee, Fla. JAMES W. HILLIARD, Woodville, Ala. JO ANN HINTON, Oxford, Ala. Hinton HieM Hodges Holcombe Holcomb Holdbrooks Holland Holmes Hooton Ho rnbuckle Houston Howard Howard Howell Howell h'owell Hubbard Hubbard Hudson Hudson Huff tsom Ivy Jenkinj Jenkins Johns Johnson D Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnsion Jones Jones SANDRA HINTON, Anniston, Ala. SARAH HIETT, Munford, Ala. DON HODGES, Roanoke, Ala. JAMES B. HOLCOMBE, Fort Payne, Ala. JIMMY HOLCOMB, Bowdon, Ga. CHARLES HOLDBROOKS, Glencoe, Ala. BETTY HOLLAND, Anniston, Ala. BOBBY HOLMES, Sylacauga, Ala. JIM HOOTON, Birmingham, Ala. IVA JO HORNBUCKLE, Collinsville, Ala. BETTY HOUSTON, Anniston, Ala, PAULA HOWARD, Anniston, Ala. THOMAS L. HOWARD, Glencoe, Ala. CHARLES SAMUEL HOWELL, Choccolocco, Ala. GENEVA HOWELL, Oxford, Ala. LILLIAN HOWELL, Roanoke, Ala. ANN HUBBARD, Oxford, Ala. MARY ELIZABETH HUBBARD, Anniston, Ala. DONALD HUDSON, Lannett, Ala. MARTHA ANN HUDSON, Jacksonville, Ala. MARY ANN HUFF, Anniston, Ala. RAY HUGHES, Rockmart, Ga. THOMAS HUGHES, Gadsden, Ala. SHIRLEY, HUMPHREY, Sylacauga, Ala. JAMES HUNT, Piedmont, Ala. RODNEY HURT, Gadsden, Ala. MARY JIM INGRAM, Eden, Ala. LUCY ISOM, Birmingham, Ala. LOUISE IVY, Piedmont, Ala. BOBBY JENKINS, Pisgah, Ala. HELIN JENKINS, Ashland, Ala. PEGGY ANN JOHNS, Talladega, Ala. DANNY JOHNSON, Fort Payne, Ala. EDNA FAYE JOHNSON, Hayden, Ala. ERNEST, R. JOHNSON, Jacksonville, Ala. HUNTLEY, JOHNSON, Talladega, Ala. JOYCE JOHNSON, Alabama City, Ala. MARY EVELYN JOHNSON, Ashland, Ala. SARAH JOHNSON, Fort Payne, Ala. JAMES JOHNSTON, Gadsden, Ala. BEULAH JONES, Arab, Ala. JOHN C. JONES, Gadsden, Ala. Jones Jordan Justice Keel Keith Keith Kelley Kelley Kandall Keown Kilgore Kimbrough King Kirk Knight Kupperbusch Lacey Lanham lasseier Lee lee Lehmann leonori Lewis Lindblom Little Littleton liveoak Lloyd Locklear Love Luker Lyon Machen Madaris Madison Mann Marbut M a rlin Marlin Martin Marfz JOHN JACOB JONES, Sylacauga, Ala. MARYLENE JORDAN, Cragford, Ala. MARTHA JUSTICE, Calcis, Ala. HARDIE KEEL, New Hope, Ala. JIMMY KEITH, Fort Payne, Ala. MARILYN KEITH, Gadsden, Ala. BOBBY KELLEY, Sylacauga, Ala. MARVIN H. KELLEY, Gadsden, Ala. SANDRA KENDALL, Alabama City, Ala. DONA KEOWN, Chickamauga, Ga. JANICE KILGORE, Aftalla, Ala. JAMES KIMBROUGH, Daviston, Ala. MARY JOHN KING, Blountsville, Ala. HORACE KIRK, Birmingham, Ala. WAYNE KNIGHT, Gadsden, Ala. KAREN KUPPERBUSCH, Lineville, Ala. JACK LACEY, Rainsville, Ala. CLIFFORD LAN-HAM, Dothan, Ala. JOAN LASSETER, Gadsden, Ala. HILLDA LEE, Gadsden, Ala. JO ANN LEE, Gadsden, Ala. CLAUDIUS LEHMANN, Trussville, Ala. CARMEN LEONORI, Barcelona, Spain. JIMMY TED LEWIS, Alexander City, Ala. CAROL LINDBLOM, Jacksonville, Ala. SUE LITTLE, Centre, Ala. JIMMY LITTLETON, Mobile, Ala. MARY LIVEOAK, Cedartown, Ga. ROBERT LLOYD, Pell City, Ala. GAIL LOCKLEAR, Aftalla, Ala. RAMONA LOVE, Jacksonville, Ala. ROBERT LUKER, Glencoe, Ala. NORMA LYON, Gadsden, Ala. JIMMY HUGH MACHEN, Crossville, Ala. JUDY MADARIS, Chickamauga, Ga. NORMAN MADISON, Anniston, Ala. JULIA MANN, Millerville, Ala. HELEN MARBUT, Jacksonville, Ala. DOROTHY ELLEN MARTIN, Gadsden, Ala. PEGGY MARTIN, Liberty, Ala. RACHEL MAR-, TIN, Oxford, Ala. BILLY JEAN MARTZ, Birmingham, Ala. Mauldin Maynard Mearsc Mo rce r Merrill Messer Minor Milan Monahan Montgomery Moore Moore Morgan Morgan Morrison Moss Mozley Murphy Murray McCain McCartney McCullough McCullough BETTY CAROL AIVERSON, Editor MIMOSA Nichols Nichols Nivens O'Dell O'Dell Pace Padgett Parker Parnell Parris Parsons Patterson JOAN MAULDIN, Chifdersburg, Ala. WANDA MAYNARD, Alexander City, Ala. YVONNE MEARSE, Henager, Ala. JERRY MERCER, Borden Springs, Ala. SUE MERRILL, Heflin, Ala. TONY R. MESSER, Wedowee, Ala. ANN MINOR, Dadeville, Ala. FRANCES MOLAN, Jacksonville, Ala. KEELA MONAHAN, Piedmont, Ala. CHARLOTTE MONTGOMERY, Oxford, Ala. ADALIA MOORE, Attalla, Ala. JO MOORE, Talladega, Ala. JIMMY MORGAN, Fort Payne, Ala. PEGGY JO MORGAN, Anniston, Ala. PAULA MORRISON, Lylerly, Ga. RAY MOSS, Lineville, Ala. CYNTHIA MOZLEY, Gadsden, Ala. STANLEY MURPHREE, Oneonta, Ala. JACKIE MURRAY, Anniston, Ala. CHARLES McCAIN, Roanoke, Ala. ANN McCARTNEY, Gadsden, Ala. ED McCULLOUGH, JR., Anniston, Ala. JOEL Mc-COLLOUGH, Childersburg, Ala. FRANK McELRATH, Cedar Bluff, Ala. JERRY McNABB, Gadsden, Ala. BILL McPHERSON, Portersville, Ala. ROBERT NABORS, Rockford, Ala. EVELYN NELSON, Newell, Ala. BEVERLY NEWBERRY, Sylacauga, Ala. AVA ANN NICHOLS, Kimberly, Ala. CHARLOTTE NICHOLS, Ashland, Ala. SUE NIVENS, Sylacauga, Ala. BONNIE O'DELL, Lincoln, Ala. HERCHEL O'DELL, Lincoln, Ala. BETTY JANE PACE, Ashland, Ala. CECELIA PADGETT, Jacksonville, Ala. J. CARLTON PARKER, Oneonta, Ala. KENNETH PARNELL, Sylacauga, Ala. LINDA CAROLE PARRIS, Cedar Bluff, Ala. JO ELLEN PARSONS, Ashland, Ala. BRYON PATTERSON, Alexander City, Ala. Patterson Patton Patty Pauley Payne Payne Peace Pearce Peek Pemberton Penton Phillips Phillips Phurrouqh Pike Powell Powell Powers Price Prkkett Prickett Riley Robbins Roberts Roberts Robinson Robinson Rogers Rollings Rornine Rowan Ryan Ryan 811L BROWN, MIMOSA Circulation Manager JOYCE PATTERSON, Ashland, Ala. HENRY PATTON, Anniston, Ala. J. W. PATTY, Gadsden, Ala. CHARLES PAULEY, Anniston, Ala. DENNIS PAYNE, Wallasey, England. MAX PAYNE, Heflin, Ala. ANNIE BELLE PEACE, Gadsden, Ala. CORA ANN PEARCE, Heflin, Ala. JAMES PEEK, Pisgah, Ala. GAIL PEMBERTON, Wattsville, Ala. ERSKINE PENTON, Syla-cauga, Ala. CHARLES RAY PHILLIPS, Gadsden, Ala. JO FAY PHILLIPS, Florence, Ala. JULIA PHURROUGH, Alexander City, Ala. THURSTON E. PIKE, Heflin, Ala. BOB POWELL, Gadsden, Ala. RICHARD POWELL, Gadsden, Ala. KAY POWERS, Talladega, Ala. JAMES PRICE, Lineviile, Ala. BEN PRICKETT, Jacksonville, Ala. SHIRLEY PRICKETT, Jacksonville, Ala. EMMA PRUITT, Glencoe, Ala. CURTIS PUTNAM, Alabama City, Ala. GERALD E. PYLE, Anniston, Ala. BETTY RAY, Glencoe, Ala. MELVIN REACH, Talladega, Ala. SALLY REDDEN, Anniston, Ala. EDNA REED, Albertville, Ala. MARTHA ANN REEVES, Fairfax, Ala. JUDY RILEY, Glencoe, Ala. MARTHA RILEY, Bowdon, Ga. WILMA JEAN ROBBINS, Oneonta, Ala. SONNY ROBERTS, Gadsden, Ala. WANDA ROBERTS, Cedar Bluff, Ala. BETSY ROBINSON, Anniston, Ala. LURLENE ROBINSON, Talladega, Ala. JO VANETTE ROGERS, Dawson, Ala. HENRY ROLLINGS, Blue Mountain, Ala. RICHARD ROMINE, Menlo, Ga. BOBBY ROWAN, Jacksonville, Ala. GLENDA RYAN, Scottsboro, Ala. THOMAS ARTHUR RYAN, Alabama City, Ala. Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sato Scholtz Scogin Scott Shaw Shelton Sherman Shew Short Sims Simon Sims Sisson Skinner Slagle Slovensky Smell wood Snead Soileau Sol ley Southerland Sprayberry Stackhouse Standridge Standridge Starr Staton Staton Steedley Sieele 5tephen Stephen BONNIE SANDERS, Warrior, Ala. CAROL SANDERS, Pinson, Ala. NEIL SANDERS, Pinson, Ala. NOEL SANDERS, Pinson, Ala. TOMIKO SATO, Fukushima, Japan. LINDA SCHOLTZ, Fort Smith, Ark. MARTHA DEAN SCOGIN, Henagar, Ala. JUNE SCOTT. Boaz, Ala. WALTER SHAW, Sylacauga, Ala. MARY ANN SHELTON, Jacksonville, Ala. WALTER SHERMAN, Anniston, Ala, CHESTER B. SHEW, Wellington, Ala. RICHARD SHORT, Gadsden, Ala. GEORGE SIMS, Attalla, Ala. MARIE PAULE SIMON, Liege, Belgium, LARRY SIMS, Sylacauga, Ala. JO SISSON, Ohatchee, Ala. CAROLYN SKINNER, Gadsden, Ala. ELOISE SLAGLE, Roanoke, Ala. RODDIE SLOVENSKY, Trussville, Ala. JANE SMALLWOOD, Lanett, Ala. DAN SMITH, Geneva, Ala, DON SMITH, Birmingham, Ala. GLENN SMITH, Gadsden, Ala. THERMAN SMITH, Oxford, Ala. TRESSIE SMITH, Birmingham, Ala. NORMAN SMOAKE, Jacksonville, Ala. CHARLOTTE SNEAD, Altoona, Ala. JOY SOILEAU, Trussville, Ala. HAROLD SOLLEY, Alexander City, Ala. JAMES F. SOUTHERLAND, Glencoe, Ala. MARGARET SPRAYBERRY, Delta, Ala. SYLVIA STACKHOUSE, Alabama City, Ala. CAROL STANDRIDGE, Hayden, Ala. SHIRLEY STANDRIDGE, Birmingham, Ala. MARIE STARR, Anniston, Ala. BILL STATON. Jacksonville, Ala. BOBBIE STATON, Jacksonville, Ala. EMORY STEEDLEY, Bay Minette, Ala. MICHON STEELE, Fort Worth, Tex. MARTHA STEPHENS, Gadsden, Ala. TOMMIE SUE STEPHENS, Alexander City, Ala. Slovall Swinney Strickland Talton Tankersley Tatum Taylor Taylor Taylor Teagua Thoma Thom Thomas Thomas Thompson Thornhill Thrower Thurman Thurman Tidwell Tidwell Tillison Tinsley Traylor Trull Turner Veazey Vincent Vos Wflicte Wallace Wallace Wallace Walton Ware Warren BEN PRICKETT, MIMOSA Business Manager THOMAS STOVALL, Oxford, Ala. JEAN SWINNEY, Cedar-town, Ga.; GWEN STRICKLAND, Anniston, Ala. FRED TALTON, Atfalla, Ala. SHELBY TANKERSLEY, Alexander City, Ala. FLOY GENETTE TATUM, Abanda, Ala. JAMES ROBERT TAYLOR, Remlap, Ala. LARRY SHERMAN TAYLOR, Gadsden, Ala. RALPH TAYLOR, Fyffe, Ala. CHARLOTTE TEAGUE, Talladega, Ala. HOWARD THOMAS, Jacksonville, Ala. JERRY THOMAS, Altoona, Ala. JOYCE THOMAS, Rockford, Ala. PHYLLIS THOMAS, Dutton, Ala. ROBERT THOMPSON, Jacksonville, Ala. PATSY THORNHILL, Pisgah, Ala. RALPH THROWER. Roanoke, Ala. CHARLES THURMAN, Eastaboga, Ala. DE-WAYNE THURMAN, Eastaboga, Ala. JUDY TIDWELL, Gadsden, Ala. THOMAS TIDWELL, Oneonta, Ala. PAUL TILLISON, Birmingham, Ala. ROBERT TINSLEY, Lafayette, Ala. HOMER TRAYLOR, Roanoke, Ala. JACKIE TRAYLOR, Arab, Ala. JOHN TRIPUCKA, Maywood, N. J. JERRY TRUITT, Pell City, Ala. BEVERLY JEAN TRULL, Heflin, Ala. HAZEL TURNER, Alexander City, Ala. MARY NELL VEAZEY, Maplesville, Ala. NANCY VINCENT, Cedartown, Ga. VALINE VOSS, Fruithurst, Ala. ANNE WAIDE, Clay, Ala. MARY ANN WALDREP, Roanoke, Ala. CAROLYN WALKER, Attalla, Ala. JUDITH ANN WALKER, Rockford, Ala. ARNOLD WALLACE, Millersville, Ala. FRANKIE WALLACE, Lafayette, Ala. WOODSON D. WALLACE, Miller-vilie, Ala. WANDA WALTON, Gadsden, Ala. LARRY WARE, Alabama City, Ala. JANICE WARREN, Anniston, Ala. Washington Watson Watson Watson Weaver Webster Welch Welch Wetices Whalley Wheeler Whitaker White White While White White Whitton Whorton Wilkerson Wilks Cl ARK GABIE. Head Cheerleader William $ Williams Williamson Williamson Wiilis Wilson Wilson Wood Woodruff Woodard Wooley Wyatt POWELL WASHINGTON, Springville, Ala. ANN WATSON, Centre, Ala. HUGH K. WATSON, Centre, Ala. JEAN WATSON, Bynum, Ala. RHEAUNETTE WEAVER, Glencoe, Ala. JUDY WEBSTER, Sylacauga, Ala. BOBBY WELCH, Rockford, Ala. LOU WELCH, Piedmont, Ala. ROSALIO WENCES, Ometepec, Mexico. LIBBY WHATLEY, Anniston, Ala. WILMA WHEELER, Union Grove, Ala. BE BE WHITAKER, Jacksonville,, Ala, BETTIE WHITE, Pisgah, Ala. DEAN WHITE, Billingsley, Ala. DONALD WHITE, Sylacauga, Ala. DOYLE WHITE, Smyrna, Ga. MARETTA WHITE, Walnut Grove, Ala. WAYNE WHITTON, Cedartown, Ga. INELL WHORTON, Gadsden, Ala. CHARLENE WILKERSON, Lafayette, Ala. JACK WILKS, Gadsden, Ala. BETTY SUE WILLIAMS, Hartselle, Ala. CAROLYN WILLIAMS, Cedartown, Ga. GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS, Lyerly, Ga. HERMAN WILLIAMS, Jacksonville, Ala. JAMES WILLIAMS, Ashland, Ala. JANICE WILLIAMS, Roanoke, Ala. LENTON WILLIAMS, Glencoe, Ala. MARIE WILLIAMS, Albertville, Ala. ALICE WILLIAMSON, Lafayette, Ala. BOBBY WILLIAMSON, Rockmart, Ga. MARY FRANCES WILLIS, Ashland, Ala. DON WILSON, Gadsden, Ala. PAT WILSON, Jacksonville, Ala. ERNEST WOOD, Rainsville, Ala. ERIN WOODRUFF, Alexandria, Ala. BARBARA WOODARD, Shawmut, Ala. ELIZABETH WOOLEY, Meridianville, Ala. CHARLES H. WYATT, JR., Birmingham, Ala. CHARLES R. WYNN, Alabama City, Ala. CLARA YARBROUGH, Crossville, Ala. MIKE YENT, Tallahassee, Fla. Wynn Yarbrough Yenf Yovng Young Harsvey DOROTHY YOUNG, Decatur, Ga. MELBA YOUNG, Crossville, Ala. ROBERT HANVEY, Anniston, Ala. This space reserved for those lazy and busy people who did noi have their picture made ihis year. FAY BtACKWOOD Co f ?gian Associate-Editor S'Wo, , TH N °'se f n' O%aa ufcitto t4' % €UAe'i4itie4 7V to 7V6 JOE INGRAM TRAVIS IVEY JAMES KEENER KAY KIRKLAND BOBBY KENNAMER JOE METHVIN CRAWFORD PIKE (PoHtutuett Oiden, 7 nee 'Keya OFFICERS Henry Terry, President Norman Alexander, Vice Prejic enf Sherry Croley, Secretary Barbara Keith, Reporter First row: Mr Miles, Nabors Durham, Bevel, Haynes, Moon, Curry, Pendergrass, Kirkland, McGriff, Kennamer. Second row: Nelson, Croley, Keith, Kelly, Johnson. Washam, Welch, Read. Third row: Norton, Drake. Terry, Alexander. first row, left to right: Whatley, Talley, Nelson, Pollard. Kimbrough, Ferrarone, Killingsworth, Saint, Robinson, Hames. Second row, Christopher, Power, Taylor, Smoake, Benson, Lester, McCarver, Smilherman, Allen, Dawson, Johnson. Third row: Trimble, Thompson, Stanford, Hooper, Archer, Bennett, Humphrey, Lehmann. “P t m?%ct Men who show an interest in music may be in-vifed to become a member of the national professional music fraternity. The purpose of the fraternity is to foster the development of music in America, to keep a close fraternal spirit among its members, and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. Harrison, Parliamentarian; Johnson, Vice President; Washam, President; Hudson, Corresponding Secretary; McCain, Treasurer; Mason, Warden. First row. Summerville, Hudson. Hopper, Bute''i how. I rgi.son Padgett, B. Ferguson, Johnson, Daniels, Mr. Mason. Second row.- Thomas, Pilktoning, Willis, McCain, 5faton, Holcomb, lazcnby, Solley, Me-Collough, Mr. Sparks, Kimbrough, Washam, Tinsley, Mason, Harrison. Mr. Gilbert, Sponsor; Keener, President; Smithcrman, Secretary; Pendergrass, Treasurer; Wash am, Vice President; Humphrey, Reporter. The Kappa Phi Kappa is 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 sludy of its principles and problems. p-ye lamberth. McCollum, Thomas, Smitherman, Pierce, First row, (eft to rightPendergrass, Keener ' 'Kiiribr0ugh Johnson, McCain. Third row: McNabb, Wrsham, Gilbert, Terry. Second row.- Humphrey. Belcher, Roberson. 0K s z DeCfrz SfiAiC t Women students who maintain a high scholastic Croley, Secretary; Traylor, Historian- Rich Repo te W I average and who possess outstanding traits of President, character and personality may be selected for membership in KDE. The organization is a national honorary education sorority and exists for the purpose of promoting the cause of education and recruiting selectively for the teaching profession. Seated: Voss, Burgess, McPherson, McCollum, Croley, Callan. Standing.- Ivey, Allan, Chapman. Ray, R,ch, Welch, Dunaway, Morgan, Traylor, Austin, Benefield. Lotfrell. D ,, c _ _ |j. The national honor society for English majors Seated; Mrs. Roebuck, Sponsor. Standing: Reaves. Historian; v 1 Marlin, Vice President; Parrish. President; Stackhouse, Secretary. and minors at the college is Pi Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta. Membership is limited to advanced English majors and minors who maintain high standards of scholarship. Cooper, Flanagan, Gibbs, Martin. 7 tu Wu Membership in the Science Club is by invita-tion, and a studenl must maintain a high scholastic average in order to qualify. Members are usually upperclassmen who are specializing in physics, mathematics, chemistry or biology. Fulmer, Historian; Mr. Freymuth, Sponsor; Welch, Secretary; Johnson, Vice President; Green, Reporter; Smitherman, President; Allen, Second Vice President; Dr Mainland, Sponsor. Seated: Fulmer, Arrington, Green, Nichols, Jusiice, Tatum, Stewart. Standing, firsr row: Keith, Hawkins, Welch, Davis, Allison, Wood, Johnson, Allan, Wallace, Smitherman, Traylor. Third row: Humphrey, Bishop, Brown, Perry, Dooley, Hartley, A. Wallace, Dr. Mainland, Mr. Freymuth. ?cut Hammett, Historian; Walton, Vice President; Reaves, President; Mr. Manners, Sponsor; Mr Cleverdon, Sponsor,- Robinson, Treasurer. An active interest in art is the mark of the members of the college Art Club. The group meets to discuss, to paint, and to engage in artistic activities. first row; Johnson, Hammett, Young, Robinson, Middlebrook, Reaves. Second row; Sharman, Morgan, Campbell, Walton, Jones. Third row: Mr. Manners, Mr. Cleverdon. Drake. Parrish. TViiterU Creative writers are urged to become a member of the Writers' Club, an organization designed to encourage writing and future writers. Each spring the group collaborates in publishing an annual Soundings.” Seated; Mr Beckelheimer, Sponsor; Reaves. Vice Presi dent; Hubbard, Treasurer. Standing; Martin, President. Seated; Hubbard, Johnson, Robinson. Reaves. Standing: Mr. Beckelheimer, Parrish, Dr. Calvert, Martin. The Social Science Club was organized to giv students and faculty members in the Social Scieno Division an opportunity to meet and discuss topic: of interest to the group. Membership in the clut is by invitation and is open to anyone who has an acceptable record and who is interested in the club's acfivifies. First tow, left to right: Mr. Gilbert, Dr. VanKeuren, Morgan, Dr. Spakovsky, Dr, Hertnes, Patterson, Goldfield, Dr. Anders, Second row.- Drake, Nelson, Pierce, Padgett, Fulmer, McPherson. Jordon, Flood. Miss Millican. Third row: Lawson, Talley, Pendergrass. Kimbrough, Robertson, Whittle, Wood Mearse, Green. fourth row: Norton, Shelton, Higgins, Dr. Pendell, Flanagan Keener. TPfa que a ut Membership in Masque and Wig, the dramatic organization, is gained through open tryouts which are held in the fall and spring of the year. The Guild provides a very excellent way for a student to improve his acting ability. The group usually presents one main play a year plus smaller bits of acting. Robtnson. Vice President; Mrs. Forrester, Sponsor, Harrison, President; Thornhill, Secretary. First row, left to right; Mrs Forrester, Robinson, Keith, Downing, Kendall, Croley, Swinney, Thornhill. Second row.- Power, Payne, Morgan. Evans, Ray, Harrison, McCain. tte l UZtcOH4li ‘i 6U4e international House Banquet. A unique feature of student and college com- munity 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 students from other countries and of twenty American students. These young people live, play and work together in the interest of better international good will. Front row, left to right; Wences Hudson, Guimaraes, Hemmate, Simon. Boutaieb, Traylor. Second row: Brown, Ragland, Mrs. Jones. Ferrarone. Leonori. Voss, Gibbs, Growail. Goldfeld, Sato, Aurousseag, Woodruff. Third row. Dr. Jones. Johnson, Sprayberry. Cunningham, Payne, Broadbent, Shelton, Gut, Killingsworth, Lerda Olberg. eo te (? xCe 'rrSo HC ZCO«t MUC6 @tu The Leone Cole Home Economics Club is for Home Ec. majors. It serves at banquet and other activities on campus. Cox, Historian; Mrs. Green, Sponsor; Anderson, Reporter, Hodges, Parliamentarian; Saint, Treasurer; Collier, President; Durham, Vice President. Seated- Bates, Gabbett, Black, Anderson, Keith, Weethington, Copeland, Co . Durham Srendmg. M s Matthews, Adams, Hewitt, Mrs Green, Strickland, Haynes Saint, Roberts, Lyons Hodges. Collier, Pollard. Jones, Mrs. Lowery, Miss Kelly. StucCe tt '7f.£.s4. Jordan, Treasurer; Williams, Vice President; Austin, Secretary; Smith, Publicity; Blackwood, Reporter; Faulkner, President. The Student National Education Association emphasizes ideals in keeping with the great Horace Mann tradition. This organization seeks to orient the student into the teaching profession. It places primary emphasis on the qualities of dependable character and leadership. °r an Austin. Blackwood, Faulk nor srs tding Wallace, Williams. Fetner, Camp A Iverson. Wood. r- Dr. Self, third row.- Lawson, Drake, Gamer, Croley. Smith, Kimbrough, Mr. Gibson. 'pctfcvte 6i4ute4 e cten4. The Future Business Leaders of America is a Chapman, Secretary; McCarver, Treasurer; Pricket, President, national business society and is open to all business students. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for developing leadership, making useful contacts with business, providing guidance in the choice of a career, and raising business entrance standards. First row- Pricket, 5mith, Coleman, Me Carver, Bates, Larry, Stewart, Douthit. Second row: Mis Branscomb. Mr . Hick . Chapman, Rich, Taylor, White, Hester, Lester. Third row.- Mr. Treadway, Washington. Parrish, Morgan. Dishner. Fourth row- Caudle, Talley, Johnson, Franu, Mauldin, Payne, Green, Howell. Wellbaum. Norton. Fifth row.- Pierce, Harvey. Wilson, Canror, Williams, Mr. Walker, Dr. Pendell, Mr, Espling. Christopher, Crawford. Advisor: Mrs, Mock Twelve male students chosen by the faculty compose the Ushers Club. Its members are numbered among the most outstanding students on campus, and the organization represents one of the most select groups of student leaders. $eated. Nabors Standing, first row.- Sherrell, Arrington, Belcher, Bevel, Jones. Second row: Kennamer, Gregg, McCain, Washam, McNabb. Williams, 7tut This honorary society gives recognition to students and adult counselors for outstanding Christian leadership and character on the campus, in the church, and in The Wesley Foundation. First row, left to right: Slater, Simmonj, luttrell, Faulkner, Mrs. Fagan. Second row: Miss Millicen, Mrs Stevenson, Stephens, Johnson, third row: White, Keith, Miss Branscomb, lewis, The Reverend Sievenson. ‘SufrtM Student 'Ttuiou First row, left to tight: Mauldin, Hick , McAllisler, Griffin, Chandler. Second row, McCain, Swinney, Smith, William , third row- Kimbrough, Roten, Smitherman, Solley. Not pictured, Stewart, Wellbaum. The Baptist Student Union or B.S.U, (as it is commonly known) seeks to maintain a strong link between the local Baptist churches and the students of the college who are Baptists or whose religious preference is Baptist, Members of the Baptist Church or any of its auxiliaries are members of this organization. Vesper serv.ce. 'Ti ealey pfKutcUitc tt The Wesley Foundation is a part of the Methodist Student movement. Through this campus youth organization and the Jacksonville Methodist Church, the students are able to receive spiritual inspiration, development, and fellowship. Membership in Wesley Foundation is not exclusive, but is open to all who are interested. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL—Seated: Anderson, Williams, Slater, John-son, Faulkner, Durham. Standing: Bennett, White, Lewis, Keith. First row, left to right.- Slater, Luttrell, Gilbreath, Stephens Second row Acton, Griffith, Faulkner, Simmons, Anderson, White. Third row: Mrs. Fagan, Miss Millican, Durham, Mrs, Stevenson, Johnson, fourth row: Taylor, Keith, Brown, The Reverend Stevenson, Williams. Lewis, lanhan, Bennett. The Canterbury Club was established in the Fall of 1957 to serve the students, faculty, and staff of Jacksonville State College. Visitors are welcome at all activities. The Canterbury Club is here to help all those associated with Jacksonville State College grow in the knowledge and love of God as they grow in age and in intellectual attainments. 07OeAtmi i4tex Jacksonville's Presbyterian Church sponsors the Westminster officers: lennoard. Wences, Gibbs, Sprayberry. Westminster Fellowship, a studenl organization to promote closer fellowship among the students (Presbyterian and all others who wish to take part), and between the students and the adult members of the local church. Seated: Payne, Gibbs, Dr. Spakovsky. guest speaker; lennoard, Sprayberry. Ferrarone. Gut, Mrs Wright, Smiih, Sharman, Simon, Wenccs. 02i Hne t t s4t6Cetie 4 occatco t Wa ey, Sectary, Hicks, Second Vice President; Welch, First The W.A.A. is an organization for women Stu- Vice President; Stewart, President. 55 dents who are majoring in physical education, Its members are active in promoting healthful recreation through intramural sports and other activities on the campus. Seated Tatum, Adams, Standridge, Wallace, Welch. Arrington, Walley, Gray. Standing: Emberson. Mrs. Calvert, Bailey, Williams, Tankersley, Burgess, Rogers, Hicks, Williams, little. Soileau. Thornhill, Edwards, Siewart. f ee« The J Club is Jacksonville's elite organization Ingram, President; McCarty, Langston, Vice President; Jackson, Reporter; Wilson. for male students who have earned monograms in football or basketball. J CLUB MEMBERS Joe Ingram Tom Langslon Jerry McNabb Bobby Jackson Billy Joe Cole jimmy Lultreli Ray Burgess Hershcll O'Dell Sherry White Don Wilson Oonald Ginn Jerry Duke Harold Shankles Bill McCarty Wayne Kcahey Stanley Burger Dan McGriff Bud Mayfield George Keech Bud McCarty Doyle Grizzell Otfu uy i Delta Omicron is a national professional music sorority for women. Its purpose is to bring together in closer fellowship women on the campus who have an active interest in music, and to develop a wider understanding and a greater appreciation for Music. Seated: Ashmore, Woodruff, Stand mg: Glass, Mrs. Bash, Love, 1. Harris, P. Harris, Whittaker, Gruzell, Ray, Redden, An “A average for a year's study of a foreign language is the chief qualification for membership in the foreign language fraternity. Alpha Mu Gamma is a national honorary fraternity and was organized to promote interest among students in foreign languages. 5eafed Cunningham, Shelton, Hudson, Killing,worth, Goldfeld. Standing: Kerr, Lerda-Olberg. Parrish, Ray, Dr. Jones. He men of the year!! Planning lo run for president? But that's not salt water! Straighten up, Cooper? Big Plans underway! Climbing Cleoll Shape up or ship out! 0?tUA ute6 ‘Peyyy 'ZOaotC Se U i Zecuttce '?9Ct46 ’TftasUa, fluKi l 6 44 ’7?£i44 S vUeef 'rtyufHfe iey SoftAam ie (?£ci46 '7?ti44, 7Ro4e 'pieA UHtUl (?la44 PEGGY PAYNE Senior KATIE JOHNSON Senior BEULAH RICHEY Junior FAY BLACKWOOD Sophomore JUNE SCOTT Sophomore k I MARY ANN HUFF Freshman MARY DURHAM Junior etuetie LORETTA BEDDINGFIELD Freshman 7%%, cutci 'priertcUie t f ?57 eCfC y W Ottt4 'Zi ciiiA h4 m 7?Cl44 f O H€CO HC UA Escort, Arnold Parrish; Maid, Sue Little; Escort, Robert Frantz; Queen, Peggy Payne; Escort, Mike Brewer; Maid, Betty Rose Jones. sA'ic:' fAar M3ry C C eft Whole Iona dog kilim' goin' on! That just kills me. LT. COL. COLEMAN Lt. Col. Coleman arrived in Jacksonville in September of 1957 as PM5 T. His extensive experience in the field of military science and tactics has greatly benefited the military department. Since his replacement of Lt. Col. Albert W. Harvey, Lt. Col. Coleman has maintained a Superior rating on all of the Cadet Corps inspections to establish an all-time high for Jacksonville. He has been an outstanding factor in the success of the Cadet Corps and has been ready at all times to aid and advise any member of the Cadet Corps. Major Brown came to Jacksonville in the fall of 1957 to begin his job as Assistant PMS T. He has done an outstanding job with the sophomores in preparing them for the advanced courses in the R.O.T.C. Captain Brown's willingness to comply with and advise his students has made him not only an instructor but also a friend. CAPTAIN CAIN CAPTAIN CONKLIN M SGT. SIMPSON Communications M SGT. THOMPSON Training Aids and Texts SFC NELSON Supply Sergeant SFC STEPHENSON Individual Weapons $ 2 HOECHECKER Administration MISS FLORENCE COLE Administrative Assistant ScittaUo t St z WILBERT J. DlSHNER, JR. BaPaJf'on Commander MISS MARY DURHAM Baffa ion Sponsor t uasui - - ■ ■ !•... ' -.V ak' . MISS SUE LITTLE Band Sponsor LEE WAYNE HARTLEY ‘D'uM MISS LORETTA BEDDINGFIELD Drill Team Sponsor HAL BUTLER Drill Master THURSTON PIKE Company Commander MISS BETTY BOOZER Company Sponsor CUi MISS JEAN STEWART Company Sponsor JOHNNY HUMPHREY Company Commander GEORGE BOX Company Commander MISS CHARLOTTE MONTGOMERY Company Sponsor MISS CHARLOTTE SNEAD Company Sponsor BOBBY McCOLLUM Company Commander COL COLEMAN CAPTAIN CAIN SetUMkvid tuuC Cade (Pamfituttf “S, 9(6 eyt Ke tt Scabbard and Blade is a national honor society for outstanding students enrolled in advanced R.O.T.C. who display exceptional aptitude in leadership traits and military ability. Jacksonville's Company B was founded in 1950 and has since rapidly risen to a place as one of the outstanding organizations on the campus. Its goals are to strive to encourage higher standards in character as well as military affairs and to support all campus activities. CAPTAIN DISHNER 1ST. LT. McCOLLUM 2ND. LT. CANTOR 1ST. SGT. UNGER Barnard Bates Belcher Coleman Ford Gibbs Greene Gregg Harmon Hartley Hatley Higginbotham Howell Johnson McCarty McNabb Methvin Pharris Pike Price Sherrell Sparks Stafford Stanford s4t £etcc i DR. DON SALL5 Head Coach MR. RAY WEDGEWORTH Line Coach MR. TOM ROBERSON Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach First row: GrimmeM, Blackburn, Hawk, Ktahey, O'Bdf, O'Dell, Powell, Fulmar i, , , „ „ r . Second Holcomb, T,„„. Shanklea, Akm, D.vidxjn Duke Coal bn V ‘T c1 ' ' o V' Howell. T u d low Dunn. Lively, Wedoewocth Sml,L , , ' V , , ' Bu,9™. «k, Ungslon. Bav, 9 0 . Smith, Traylor, Taylor, Carson, Persons, Hicks, Fletcher. Squad LANGSTON Tackle LUTTRELL Guard faic io tvttle7 — (PAattcuuHHpa. 5 Jax State's fighting Gamecocks opened their '57 season against tough University of Chattanooga. Experts picked Jax a three TD underdog, but with Gamecock spirit they lost by only eight points. The big difference in the game was the passing arm of 'Nooga's John Green, who opened up the Jax Defense for 221 yards by the air lines. 'Nooga took a quick lead after fullback Cook scored from the five-yard line. The Gamecock defense got stubborn, and that was all the scoring for the first half. Early in the third period 'Nooga blocked a Gamecock punt in the end zone for a safety. With the score 8-0, Jax's attack started clicking. With the Jaxmen mixing their running game with timely passes, they quickly accounted with halfback Doug Davidson going in for the score. Smith converted and Jax trailed 8-7. The Moccasins iced it with another score in the final period, with a Green to Cook pass. The conversion was good, and that ended the scoring for the night. Jacfcsonwi e Chattanooga 12 First Downs ............................... 16 141 Yards Rushing .......................... 82 63 Yards Passing ............................. 245 21 Passes Attempted 23 6 Passes Completed 13 2 Passes Intercepted _____________________ 0 4 Fumbles Recovered.................. -.....—- 0 31 Punting Averages ....................... 34 176 Penalties 131 SHANKLES Bac k P c AoHx tCCc O — ‘Tti UCfe 7e ut. 25 Jax State Gamecocks took the field for the second time against a tough Tennessee Team. Middle Tennessee State unleashed a grinding ground game combined with a brilliant passing attack to dominate the whole game. Middle Tennessee was rated one of the nation's top small college teams and was to have one of the best defensive clubs, but they also sprang a very powerful offense by scoring in every quarter of the game. GLASGOW Tackle The Jaxmen, fighting desperately to win, threatened only once in the game, only to lose the ball on a fumble to end the first half. The Gamecocks will agree with the experts that Middle Tennessee is pretty tough. Jacksonville Middle Tennessee 12 First Downs ___________________________ 19 39 Yards Rushing ... 251 22 Yards Passing.......................... 134 7 Passes Attempted____________________________ 14 2 Passes Completed ...........-................. 8 0 Passes Intercepted ---------------------- — 0 3 Fumbles Recovered ------------------------ 2 22 Punting Averages ...................... — 32 57 Penalties ....... 105 DUKE Back AKIN fcnti DAVIDSON Back 20 — O The Jax State fighting Gamecocks took the field for their Homecoming battle with Maryville, and took it in stride by winning 20-0. Jaxmen took the runs and scored in the first two frames with Shankles running beautifully for 33 yards and the score. Keahey converted the P.A.T. Later in the second period Keahey climaxed a Gamecock drive with a one-yard plunge. Smith converted and Jax led 14-0 at half-time. The second half was found to be a defensive battle. Late in the game McBee intercepted a Maryville pass and returned it for 72 yards and a TD. Smith's attempt failed and the Jaxmen closed the scoring for the night. This game ended in Homecoming fashion with the Gamecocks out front—20-0. Jacksonv l e Maryville 18 First Downs ____ � 5 307 Yards Rushing 60 35 Yards Passing 24 7 Passes Attempted 14 3 Passes Completed 4 1 Passes Intercepted 1 2 Fumbles Recovered 4 35 Punting Averages 34 91 Penalties 0 GfilMMETT Tackle SJac u% tvitle f3 — 07ftoy O In this game the Gamecocks racked up their second consecutive shutout as they spoiled Troy State's Homecoming 13 to 0. The Jaxmen, looking like a first class ball club, threatened Troy's goal all during the game, but the Red Wave's stubborn line stiffened to prevent it. In the second period the Gamecocks drove 59 yards to pick up their first marker. A pass from Coalson to Akin for 35 yards proved to be worth six points. Smith converted and Jax led 7 to 0. TAUE j Back During the fourth period linebacker E. G. Taylor intercepted a Powell pass and hauled it back 22 yards to touchdown land. Smith missed the extra point and the scoring was all over. The Jaxmen gave a clearer showing of their superiority through statistics rather than scoring. Nichols, Duke, and Akin were offensive stars, while the forward wall was led by Taylor, Langston, Glasgow, and Lut-trell. Jacksonville Troy 16 First Downs 6 192 Yards Rushing ■ --- 88 123 Yards Passing ... 5 12 Passes Attempted 7 6 Passes Completed — 1 3 Passes Intercepted 1 3 Fumbles Recovered 0 28 Punting Averages 34 110 Penalties 15 ABBOTT BdC k SMITH Back BLACKBURN Back fac o tucUe 20 — 4u4tc t “Peay O Saturday night, October 19, the Jaxmen displayed one of the finest performances of the season by turning back a tough Austin Peay team. The visitors threatened in the first few minutes but could not get by the Jax defenders. They were led by their able captain, Noojin Walker, but couldn't get a sustained drive started. The Gamecocks took over from there with halfback Jerry Duke leading the way. On a drive by the Gamecocks Duke tallied from the one-yard line. Nichols made the P.A.T. Jax threatened throughout the first half, but could only score once. During the fourth period, McBee climaxed a drive by the Jaxmen with the second score for the night. Smith failed to convert. Later in the same period, Shankles found Akin all alone in the end zone for the final score of the night. Keahey failed to convert, and the Gamecocks were victorious by a 20-0 count. Jacksonville Austin Peay 21 First Downs . ■ 7 316 Yards Rushing 155 48 Yards Passing 14 9 Passes Attempted 1 1 4 Passes Completed 2 0 Passes Intercepted — . 0 2 Fumbles Recovered 3 32 Punting Averages - 40 20 Penalties 58 WEDGEWORIH End (Jcic aoKvtMe (oh 7 On October 26, the Jax-State Fighting Gamecocks spoiled another homecoming as they brought home a 19-7 victory from the Livingston State Tigers. The Jaxmen got started early by pushing across three touchdowns in the first half, permitting Coach Sails to use his reserves for the remainder of the game. After a 31 yard pass from Coalson to Burgess, Nichols hit end for five yards and a Jax touchdown. McBee went over from the eight for the touchdown later in the second period. Smith's attempt was blocked. Tom Langston covered a Livingston fumble, and from there Blackburn turned in the longest run of the contest as he raced 64 yards for the final Jax touchdown. The Tigers scored their lone touchdown in the last period when Ron Kelly passed to Bob Newton for eight yards and a touchdown. Jacksonville Livingslon 13 166 First Downs 8 Yards Rushing 91 158 Yards Passing 75 25 Passes Attempted 20 9 Passes Completed 7 0 Passes Intercepted 2 3 Fumbles Recovered 2 32 Punting Averages 26 178 Penalties 60 WALKER End PHILLIPS Guard PERSON Tackle O'DELL End (MuiCCe 0 — (? zx£ ui 'T etwndH 2 2 On Saturday night, November 2, the Jax State Gamecocks invaded Jefferson City, Tennessee, where they had a game with the Carson-Newman Eagles. The Jaxmen were favored in this game, but the ball took the wrong bounce, and Carson-Newman won 28-0. The Eagles struck with two TD's in the second and fourth periods. Bill Rich accounted for the first TD with a one-yard plunge. Bryant converted to put the Eagles out front 7-0. A few minutes later they tallied again when Bryant hit Rich in the end zone. Bryant again converted to give the Eagles a 14-0 half-time lead. In the third frame Bryant scored from 8 yards out and converted after the TD. For the final score of the game Maples intercepted a Howell pass and returned it for the tally. Although on the short end of the score, the Gamecocks were out front statistic wise. They tried hard enough but just couldn't get things going their way. Jacksonville Carson Newman 13 First Downs , 10 171 Yards Rushing 45 87 Yards Passing 4 ? 21 Passes Attempted 12 7 Passes Completed . 5 1 Passes Intercepted 3 1 Fumbles Recovered 2 35 Punting Averages 37 135 Penalties 45 CARSON Tackle f3 — “y UH ta. After a hard season the Gamecocks came home for their final game to face the heavily favored University of Tampa Spartans, which turned out to be the Jaxmen's greatest all-team effort of the year. The invading Spartans threatened early in the game, but the Gamecock line was too tough to crack. The Jaxmen were first to tally when Blackburn went in from seven yards out. Smith converted. Blackburn again crossed the double stripe marker to put Jax State ahead 13-0. The Spartans came back the second half, fired up to get a march underway, and Cason, 240-lb driving fullback, scored from the one. Cason also kicked the P.A.T. Later quarterback Skoroulis bootlegged the ball around end for 30 yards and a score. Cason again converted to give Tampa a 14 to 1 3 victory. Jacksonville Tampa 16 First Downs -------------------------------- . 14 224 Yards Rushing 246 49 Yards Passing ---------------------------- 29 8 Passes Attempted 7 4 Passes Completed 4 0 Passes Intercepted_________________________ 0 31 Punting Averages 32 15 Penalties —------------- 20 DUNN Guard FORBES Guard O'BAR Guard Outstanding Lineman, Jimmy Luttrell, and Outstanding Back, Jerry McBee, receive their awards Coach Sails as John Wazniac looks on. from Kneeling: Grizzell, McCarty, Ingram, Jobm.on, M. Wilson, Standmg: Hodges, Manager; Sherrell, Smith, Williams, Ginn, Ballinger, McNabb, D. Wilson, Standridge, Manager. t$57-5% With seven returning lettermen, the 1957-58 Gamecocks started off in fine fashion by dropping Berry 75 to 67. After falling to Alabama, Auburn, and Oglethorpe, the team took to the road to defeat Livingston and Troy, The Gamecocks then bowed to Florence, Howard, and Birmingham Southern before hitting their stride and defeating Georgia State twice, then Athens, Florence, and Howard. On the last road trip of the year, our boys were defeated by Tennessee Wesleyan and got revenge by downing Chattanooga. This brought the season record to nine wins and nine losses, and the Gamecocks rounded out a winning season by defeating Livingston, 71 to 69, with three home games left to be played. Led by stalwarts McCarty, Wilson, Ginn, and Captain Ingram, and with the able help of the rest of the team, and the able leadership of Coach Tom Roberson, the Gamecocks enjoyed a winning season. Capfain, Joe Ingram Coach, Tom Roberson Schedule Jacksonville .. .... 75 Berry 67 Jacksonville . .. .... 31 Alabama 86 Jacksonville ... 50 Auburn 89 Jacksonville .... 59 Oglethorpe 64 Jacksonville 69 Livingston . 65 Jacksonville .... 72 Troy . 64 Jacksonville 72 Florence 97 Jacksonville ... 58 Howard 70 Jacksonville ... .... 56 Birmingham Southern 75 Jacksonville ..... ... 96 Georgia State 75 Jacksonville .. 67 Athens 65 Jacksonville ... 61 Florence ... 60 Jacksonville 66 Howard 56 Jacksonville ... 67 Georgia State 37 Jacksonville . . 47 Oglethorpe . 61 Jacksonville 75 Troy _ 87 Jacksonville 75 Tennessee Wesleyan 95 Jacksonville 88 Chattanooga 79 Jacksonville 71 Livingston 69 DON SMITH JAMES WILLIAMS DOYLE GRIZZELL JERRY McNABB JOE INGRAM LEFTY BOLLINGER Kneefing.- Gibson, Guimarin, Capt Bowen, Cushen, Taylor, Dupree. Sfanding: Manager Hodges, litrleton. Copeland, Hammonds, Cteland, Hawkins, Dees, Bigbee, Coach Bobby Jackson Jacksonville . 86 Ohatchee High School 48 Jacksonville 92 M. and H. Valve 72 Jacksonville 61 Auburn Freshman 80 Jacksonville 86 Russell Mill Co. 87 Jacksonville 78 Glencoe High School 47 Jacksonville 68 Anniston High School 58 Jacksonville .... 76 M. and H. Valve 56 Jacksonville 70 Warren Sewell Mfg. Co. 65 Jacksonville 76 Alexandria High School 60 Jacksonville 74 Lee Bros. Foundry 54 Jacksonville 78 Piedmont High School 58 Jacksonville 66 Gadsden High School 55 07e uU '7ecutt t$57 Seated; Gillespie, McCarty, Livingston, Stewart. Christian. Standing: Stevens, Motley, Daily, Swinl, Dean. The Tennis team this year, under the supervision of Mrs. Calvert, had a good season, in winning seven and losing four matches. After losing the first match lo Howard, the team then began to hit its stride by winning from Marion, 5-2; and Florence, 5-4, before again losing to Howard. By mid-season, the team hit its peak by defeating Chattanooga, 9-0; Huntingdon, 7-0; and Marion, 6-1, During the last two weeks of the season, the learn lost to Florence, 5-4, and Troy, 6-1, and ended the season by winning from Huntingdon, 5-2, and Chattanooga, 6-3. The team was well-balanced. Their comparative equality between Number One and Number Six man gave a fairly strong player in each position and also helped very much in the doubles play, CHRISTIAN GILLESPIE DEAN STEWART SWINT McCARTY (2 unfiu oCoyef I e Lila Akin Patsy Thornhill Joe Middleton (lac KMtoMe State First row: Ashmore, Cary, Glass, Redden, Harris, Durham, Simmons, Harris, Love. Second row: Austin, Cofer, Ferguson, Harris, Bennett, Hughes, Edwards, Malone. Third row: Brown, Staton, Padgett, Co . Holcombe, Roundtree, Daniels, Moon, Summerville. Fourth row: Washam, lazenby, Johnson, Tinsley. Cain, Terry, McCollough. Fifth row: Cornut, Simpkins, Bulenschon. Kimbrough, Jones, Thomas, Gri «eeet Helen Molan Bal enna Captain Kneeling: Archer, Farrington, Robert , Richey, Hudson, Gramling, Phurrough. Standing: Gilbreath, Murphree, Davis, Watson, Edwards, Wooiey, Shelton, Sewell, Cunningham, Whitaker, Powell, Vincent, F. Molan, H. Molan. ' . : •: • • ' ' • • I .1, ■ w Southerners 77tarchc ty cutd Linda Hiett and Jerry Hill Band Mascots Alan Mason Drum Major L Campus representatives for l-Smila Toothpaste, Inc. Hamburgers!! HotdogsU Sandwiches!! V cCtAenttectuA RAMONA WOOD Lion ... 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