Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1961 volume:

liable oi (Content3 Page One Introduction Page Fourteen Faculty and Administration Page Thirty-three Campus Page Forty-one S.G.A. and Publications Page Fifty-one Classes Page Ninety-eight Military Page One Hundred Thirteen Honors Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine Music Page One Hundred Thirty-Nine Athletics Page One Hundred Fifty-Three Religious Organizations Page One Hundred Sixty-One Organizations Page One Hundred Eighty-Four Events Page One Hundred Ninety-Eight Advertising Jhe 1961 MIMOSA STAFF wou(d iihe to express their appreciation to the (oiiowin j or their significant contribution in the preparation op this I volume. A anas nion For Aerial Photograph dJzd J3. D LflEX Class Pictures C CeX. Jl. !Bu±(l For Historical Photographs d l axcjax£,t U , IVoodfiouiz Yearbook Advisor Qjiat JlovE.Lt School Photographer JV{ U. zoxqs. l' o±(iL Si xandtjzxcj Jd x. cJfaxjizx For Selecting Miss Mimosa J Ejiaxtmsnt of cJJ-xcAlve± and cdftitoxij, zdl {ontgomzxyf cJ tatjama For Historical Data JPaxacjon JPxz±± Printing and Binding mem Do Virgin ia an J Chart . i erley an JpaJ, an d ad ofli er bers of oar Student family: who sleep and it ay awahe and lalh in oar dormitories, eat and drini m our cafeteria, pay visits lony and short, occasional or frequent, formal and informal to our library, hold up hands and clap them and mahe other uproarious noises at our football yamei, buy boohs and borrow boobs and dip in to th em, sometimes seriously, who hold a healthy respect for their teachers but no more, who are just yttiel enouyh, but on occasion bar dly flat, who are impatient to leave the campus on vacation, hut juit as impatient to return, who are as alihe as Soldiers in the Same company, Ltd as differtnl individuafty as Ddatt Cardner from JisUr JJitt, who are flesh and Spirit and ideals and prejudices and ambitions and deSiyn), who, are, in a wor J, ourselves: this issue of the Hjimosa is respectfully and affect i onale ly dedicated We hope that it is your desire to yrow throuyh , . . ’•ftiE mum mm t' i so:-m n r n y oOH U3RARY s rbrah am Ignited •Stated [ 9 ] dedication Wr. flU I 10 ] Department of Mathematics Both Mr. and Mrs. Bush have devoted their life to the teaching profession. Mrs. Bush teaches in an elementary school near Anniston. In recognition of valuable service rendered the college and the student body as a teacher, counselor and friend, this yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Newbern W. Bush, who has taught mathematics in the classroom and has exemplified good citizenship on the campus. Mr. Bush has resided and taught at Jacksonville for many years. During these years, he has aided fifty or more college students in securing fellowships to continue their education. [ n ] DR. JOHN 1921. For Quiet i of purport sands of ri 1 tian i nsp i s joined the teaching staff of the Jacksonville State Normal School in ; thirty-five years he served as teacher, registrar, and acting president. Ia?ner was a man of great personal integrity and religious faith. His singleness duty, and awareness of responsibility resulted in academic benefits to the thou-issed through his classes. The effectiveness of his services to the cause of educa-ard of Education to name a dormitory on our campus in his memory. [ 12 ] Major John Pelham The Gallant Pelham Born Sept 14, 1838 in Jacksonville, Ala. Graduated at West Point; died in action March 17, 1863, near Kelly's Ford, Va. Buried in Jacksonville, Ala. m inistra i an d Zdaculti Dr. Houston Cole, a native of Port Payne, received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from the University of Alabama, where he also holds an honorary degree of Doctor of Law. He has done graduate work at the University of Chicago and at Columbia University. Listed in WHO'S WHO of AMERICA, and a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, and Ph. Delta Kappo, Dr. Cole has been president of Jacksonville State College since 1942 [ 14 ] I '5 ] Mr. R. Liston Crow, Treasurer Florence Cole, ROTC secretary Jesse E. Fain, Accountant FLOYD P. TREDAWAY, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Business, EARL CLAYTON McCOOL, B.S., Ed.M.; Graduate of F.B.I, Academy; Instructor of Psychology. HAZEL D. HICKS, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Business SAMUEL P HATCHER, M.B.A., C.P.C.U.; Assistant Professor of Business LUCILLE BRANSCOMB, A.B., M.A.; Associate Professor of Business; Head, Business Education and Administration. ROY GIBSON, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor Education. J. B. DYER, A.B., M A Assistant Professor of Business Education. R. EUGENE JONES, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Secondary Education; Supervisor, Secondary Student-Teaching. WALTER WEDGEWORTH, B.S. Instructor of Physicol Education. KATHRYN L. BYRD, A.A. B.S., M.B.E.; Assistant Professor of Business Education. PALMER D. CALVERT, B.S., M.S.; Associate Professor of Physical Education. Department Head. C. C. DILLON, A.B., M.A.; Associate Professor of Physical Education. GREENE Y. TAYLOR, B.S., M.A., Ed.D.; Professor Elementary Education. REUBEN SELF, B.S., M.A., Ed.D.; Professor of Education; Director of the Graduate Division. LUCILE W. CROW, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Education. TOM ROBERSON, B.S., M.S.; Instructor of Physical Education. A  PAUL J. ARNOLD, B.S., M.A., D.Sc.; Professor of Science; Head, Math and Science Division, ddt)wision oj-Science IJatlema tic A JOHN HUGH PATTY, B.S., M.Ed.; Assistant Professor of Science. THOMAS L. HICKS, B.S., M.A„-Associate Professor of Mathematics. MILDRED B. JOHNSON, B.S.; Instructor of Mathematics. NEWBERN W. BUSH, M.A.; Associate Professor of Mathematics; Head, Mathematics Department. FAULKNER O. BILL, Instructor of Math. JOHN B. F. DICE, B.S., M.A.T.; Assistant Professor of Mathematics. EMMETT W. PRICE, D.V.M., M.S., Ph.D.; Associote Professor of Biology. HAROLD S. STRICKLAND, M.5., B.5., M.Ed., D.Ed.; Associate Professor of Science. Head, General Science Dept. RALPH H. LINDSEY, B.S., MS.; Instructor of Biology. GORDON MAINLAND, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.; Associate Professor of Biology CHARLES McKEE GARY, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor Chemistry; Head, Chemistry Department. COL. EARL W. ALDRUP, B.S., M.S.; Instructor of Basic Engineering. RAYMOND C. WATSON, JR., B.S., M S., M.S. Engr., P.E.; Assistant Professor, Head, Physics Engineering. REUBEN B. BOOZER, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Biology. J. M. ANDERS, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of History; Head, Department of History; Chairman, Social Science Division. WILLIAM E. GILBERT, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History. MARTHA H. MORGAN, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History. EDWIN VAN KEUREN, B.A., M.A., Ed.D,; Associate Professor of Political Science; Head, Political Science Department. JACKSON W. SELMAN, B.S., LL.D., M.A., Ph.D.; Associate Professor of Political Science. ANATOL VON SPAKOVSKY, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor of Sociology. MARGARET K. WOODHOUSE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.; Associate Processor of History. TRANK M. LOVRICH, B.A., M.A.; Associate Professor of Sociology; Head, Sociology Department. ELMER PENDELl, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.; Associate Professor of Economics. ROLAND B. SKINNER, B.S., M.5.; Assistant Professor of Geography. EDWARD B. JAMES, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Economics. LEON McCLUER, B.S., M.S.; Associate Professor of Geography. JAMES H. JONES, Docteur (Lettres) de I 'Universite de Montpellier; Professor of Foreign Longuages; Head, Foreign Language Department-Director, International House Program. A. BRAINARD HATCH, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.; Associate Professor of Foreign Languages. GERRYE CLEGG, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English; Director of Daugette Hall. CHRISTINE FORRESTER, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. MORTON SHAPIRO, A.B., M.A., Instructor of English. FRANCES L. CALLAN, M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. WILLIAM JOSEPH O'SULLIVAN, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. MARY MCSS GOGGANS, Assistant Professor of English. DOUGLASS OLSEN, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. THOMAS NEAL HAGOOD, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. BERTHA D. LINDSEY, B.S., M.S., Instructor in English, JULIA H. ROEBUCK, A.B.; Instructor of English. J. ALFRED SMOAKE, B.A., B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of English. C. EUGENE MOUNTS, A.B.E., M.A., Ph D.,- Visiting Associate Professor of Eng. HAZEL J. MATTHEWS, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Home Economics; Teacher Trainer. DAN C. SPARKS, B.M., M.M.? Assistant Professor of Music. LEE R. MANNERS, B.F.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Art. Head, Art Department. [ 30 ] ESTHER S. BAA8, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Music Education. RUTH SINCLAIR, A.B., M.A.; Instructor in Department of Art. MALCOLM J. GRIFFIN, A.B., M.M.; Assistant Professor of Music. MARGARET M. GREEN, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Home Economics. GAIL E. MENK, B. S., M.S., Ph.D.; Assistant Professor of Music. JOHN KNOX, B.S., B.M., M.M.; Assistant Professor of Music. [ 31 ] MARY L. LOWREY, B.S., M.S., Associate Professor of Home Economics; Head, Home Economics Department. ELEANOR A. KELLEY, B.S., M.Ed.; Assistant Professor of Home Economics.  5,0,. Capi(Q| l„ [ 33 ] Montg °mery “ne of the m°1’ b tiful in tU Uni n' ed Sta t -'7 (' -. na Vjtanl BIBB GfiAVgS H A11 This is lh ? mo«n odf’mrMstrat'On boilding. The oJHe.st building on campui U J rf o j ? s Uv. :w2i i.- o«jk'f '.Ion w UfcHQis i is.. nr ! irjioic t ■ v. ding is the center af the campus. Its tranquil atmosphere and filty thausond volumes attract many students. iJiie 'lAJomen J J ormitoned Nothing stir the imagination more than a November sunset behind DAUGETTE HAIL. This dormitory is occupied by men girlj. Attractive PANNELL HALL, jurrounded by whispering pines, accommodates sophomore, junior, and senior girls. dJhe Yf]en J dormitories PRESIDENT'S MANSION This, the lovely twelve room brick mansion, which stands on the Northwest side of our campus if the home of our President and hi First lady. The prevailing mojestic serenity makes it especially inviting to all students, whether for receptions, parties or scciol visits. Adding to the landscape is Dr. Cole's own exquisite rose garden, which contains aver ten varieties. I 38 ] HAMMOND HALL, the ichool cafeteria, serves the students an compos as well as some commuters. Over fifty students are employed and it hoi a seating capacity of over five hundred. The PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING is equipped for indoor athletic contests os well as for informal play hours. Many school dances are held here during the year. w The HOME MANAGEMENT HOME give home economic! mojar! experience in core ond manogement af the home. To complete the requirement! for a degree, each girl muit ipend nine weeks residence here with full responsibility of home life. J714V r 5 s' „llN' ov siwwoo iv, STUD The Student Government Association, or of President Houston Cole, has grown to Students choose their leaders each year. Prq for each candidate, which gives the students posals of each candidate. GOVER Meetings of the Student Government are in room 217 Bibb Graves Hall. The S. G. A. of the four classes, two S.G.A. representatives of the Collegian, editor of the Mimosa, and one The officers for the 1960-61 school year President, Wayne Hillard,Bessemer; Secretary, Ferrell Drummond, Roanoke. Faculty advisor is OFFI ganized in 1942 through the encouragement be the dominant organization on the campus, ceeding each election is a strong campaign an opportunity to hear and discuss the pro NMENT held on alternating Tuesday nights at 6:30 is composed of four S.G.A. officers, presidents and a social chairman from each class, editor representative from each dormitory, are President, Bill Anderson, Cullman; Vice-Catherine Ann Dunaway, Hartselle; Treasurer, Dr. J. M. Anders. FerroU Drummond. Treaturor CERS Seniors — Ernestine King, Jane Barcliff, Bobby Lucas, Gail Arnold. Sophomores — Donna Vooghan, Nancy Chitwood, Tommy Dennis. THE HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council is composed of five faculty members; Dr. Self, Mr. Boozer, Dr. Anders, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Lowrey, and the four Student Government Association officers; Bill Anderson, Wayne Hillard, Catherine Dunaway, Ferrell Drummond. The functions of the Honor Council are to deal objectively with any student who has violated school regulations, and to render action in accordance with the policies of the school. Dr. Anders, faculty advisor of the Student Government Association. PUBLICATIONS BOARD The Publications Board is composed of Miss Olsen, Dr. Van Keuren, Dr. Calvert. The functions and purposes of the Publications Board are to formulate plans and policies for all publications and to see that these policies are fulfilled. Jim B«nnelt, Editor THE COLLEGIAN The collegian, the college newspaper, is published twice monthly. The paper attempts to publish all campus news and to present a verbal picture of the college. Each publication features a Gem of the Hills. It is distributed throughout Bibb Graves Hall on Monday morning and is free to all students. Mrs. R. K. Coffee is the advisor for this publication, and Mr. Opal Lovett is the photographer. Sian Chapmo . Managing Edilor Ha! Hayei, Sporti Editor Collegian Staff Wallace Johnson, Associate Editor Edttor.............. Managing Editor. . . Sports Editor....... Associate Editor. . .. Circulation Manager Typist............. Advisor............ Photographer....... .....Jim Bennett . . Stan Chapman ......Hal Hayes .Wallace Johnson .Geraldine Welch Bobby Welch Carolyn Hesterly .Mrs. R. K. Coffee .....Opal Lovett Bobhy and Geraldine Welch, Circulation Manager; Carolyn Hesterly, Typist. 1961 MIMOSA [ 48 ] 1961 MIMOSA STAFF E di tor-in-Chief........ Business Manager.......... Assistant Business Manager Faculty Advisor.......... Circulation Manager...... Artist.................. Typist................... Campus Editors.......... Faculty Editors.......... Honor Editors. . R.O.T.C........ R liCjious Editor I a sses Ed itor . t . edit ?rs- • gy ents C rQa° izcj on Edit°rs' ' ' A h let ics gdit°rs' ' p he to€J rdp her • ' C Sc phe toCi rOp her ' ' ................Don McMillan .................Janson Davis ................Sandra Lester . . . Dr. Margaret K. Woodhouse ................Jane Hubbard ....Terry Baggett . Josephine Rossiter Tony Strain Catherine Dunaway Jean Robbins Novice Taylor Shelby Bullard Billy Williamson Joyce Farley Walter Burt Steve Edwards ....Joan Strtilhey • - • ' Canada ..... janice Strain owenw-r: ■ ■ • • -MC Charlene wen ceene S°Ted Fl°rl“° llaboS non pre . Po Aiabat71® . Lovett T a ■ ■ Jontg 0( O re t y' Dorvno Voughan, Charlene Wilkerion Joan Smithey Tony Strain, Josephine ftossiter f zjq 1 I ' Sidney Shorpley, Becky Canady, Janice Strain. Not pictured, Gwen William . 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Mrs. Bobbie Gtassco, a Home Economics major with o Science minor, will graduate in May of 1961 with the highest scholastic overage ever attained at Jacksonville State College. At present, Mrs. Glassco, who is from Boaz, Alabama, has an average of 3.0. She plans to teach high school home economics upon graduation. [ 52 ] HOYT ABNEY, Attolla; B.S. History; Counselor, 3,4; Religious Emphasis Program, 3,4; Church of Christ Student Forum, 3,4; Advanced R.O.T.C. 3,4. ANNE E. ALDRUP, Jacksonville,-A.B. Biology; Phi Mu Chi Beta, Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 4,- Kappa Delta Epsilon, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. MARY NELL ALLEN, Pell City, B S. Home Economics,- Counselor 4; B.S.U. 1,2; Mermoids 3, Leone Cole Home Economics Club, BILL ANDERSON, Vinemont; B.S. Biology and Physical Education,-Phi Mu Chi Beta, 3,4: Kappa Phi Koppa, 3,4; S.G.A. Pres. 4; Junior Class Pres. 3, Summer 3. RUTH H. ACTON, Glencoe; B.S. Elementary Education. JOHNNY L, ADAMS, Munford; B.S. Business Administration,-F.B.L.A., 3,4,- Accounting Club 4. 1,2,3,4. CHARLES E. BAKER, Alabama City,- B.S. Physical Education; Senior Class Vice Pres.; J Club, 1,2,3,4,- Intramural All Star Basketball team. JANE BARCLIFT, Arab, B.S. Home Ec.; Leone Cole, Home Ec. Club, Officer; Counselor,- Phi Mu Chi Beta, 2,3; S.G.A., 1,2,4, A.H.E.A., Historian, 4; B S.U., 1,2,3,4; NEA, 4. MAX BASS, Opp,- B.S. Physical Education,- B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; J Club, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Football. BILLY JOHN BAKER, Centre; B.S. Biology. SUZANNE BARTON, Rome Go., B.S. Music, Marching Band, 1,2,3,4, A Capella Chair, Delta Omicran, Chorus. EUNICE I. BATES, Gadsden,-B.S. Elementary Education. JOENE M. BEDWELL, Anniston; B.S. History. JOE C. BEASLEY, Sylacauga,-B.S. Business Administration. [ 55 ] CHARLES R. BEDWELL, Jacksonville; B.S. History, Commuter's Club, 2; Law Club,. 2. WILLIAM E. BRAZELTON, Anniston; B.S. Mathematics. JAMES R. BENNETT, Chattanooga, Tenn.; 3.S. Biology; Band, 1,2,3,4; S G A ,- Stu-Jax Staff, Editor, 4; J. Book Editor,- Omega Delta Pi, 1,2,; Phi Mu Alpha, 1,2,3,4, Three Keys, S.G.A. JOHN BOWEN, Gadsden; B.S. English. LEOLA BOWERS, Talledega; B-S. History. BILLY D. BOWEN, Gadsden,- B.S. History; J. Club, 2,3,4; Mimosa Staff, 4; Religious Emphasis Program, Vice Pres. 3,4. BEBE W. BROWN, Jacksonville; B.S. Mathematics; Morching Ballerinas. WILLIAM H. BOHANNON, Gadsden,- B.S. Business Administration,- Scabbard and Blade. JOSEPH H. BROOKS, Oneonto, B.S. Math; Scabbard and Blade,-3,4, Circle K., 3; C.AP 1 B.S.U. 1,2,3,4; Council; Intramural Sports, 1,3; Omega Delta Pi, 2; Class President, 3. JO ANN BROWN, Heflin; B.S Home Economics,- Leone Cole Home Economics Club, 1,2,3,4 FAYE M. BROWN, Ashland; B.S. Elementary Education; N.E.A., 4; N.H.E.O.; N.C.E.C.; A.E.A., 4. MARGARET BROWN, Boaz; B.S. Home Economics; Phi Mu Chi Beta, 3,4; RO.T.C. Sponsor, 3; Class Beauty 4; Leone Cole Home Ec. Club. ROBERT A. BROWN, Jacksonville B.S. Mathematics. BARBARA JANE BUNN Wedowee,- B.S. Biology GARY MAX BUNN, Wedowee, B.S. Mathematics. SHELBY BULLARD, Attal!a; B.S. English; SGA 3; NEA 4; Dorm Officer, 3; Class Officer, 4; Mimosa Staff; Class Favorite, 4; Senior Spotlight; Leone Cole Home Ec. Club, 4; N.E.A. [ 57 1 WALTER M. BURT, TolledegO; B.S. Business Administration; PI Tau Chi 3,4. F.B.LA. 3,4; Wesley 1,2,3,4; President 4; Mimosa Stafi 3,4; Business Discussion Group 3; President's Council 4. KENNETH CALVERT, Cullman,-B.S. Elementary Education. PATSY CARR, Lafayette, B.S. Elementary Education; Junior Class Treas.,- Mermaids, 2,3,4. SHELBY J. CHANDLER, Selma, B.S. Biology,- Phi Mu Chi Beta,-Class Favorite, 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon, 4, Counselor; Letter of Appreciation; B.S.U., Officer; Pi Gamma Mu, 3,4; Stu-Jax Staff, 2. MARY JANE CHASTAIN, Rome, Ga., B.S. Business Education, F.B.L.A., B.S U., 3,4,- Marching Ballerina, 3,4. PAUL D. CARR, Jacksonville; B.S. Mathematics,- Phi Mu Chi Beta; Scabbard and Blade. V. STANDISH CHAPMAN, Rock-mart, Ga.; A.B. Political Science; Low Club, Pres. 4; Stu-Jax News Editor, 2; Band Color Guard, 4; Dorm Officer 1; Associate Ed. International Voice. MARY MAUDE CLARK, Alexandria,- B 5. History■ B.S.U., 3,4; Pi Comma Mu, 3,4; Counselor, Letter of Appreciation, 3; Social Science Club, 3, Chorus, 3. JERRY A. CLONTS, Godsden.-B.S. Biology. SANDRA H. CbOTttt-TtR. Gadsden; B.S. Secretar' a Soence-, Three Keys, Oftvcers, Ph Be o Vambda, A 2.S.A. ;OHELEY, Ja, hematics. DM 0 R. COPRAN Godsden; Baby Go’ HENRY G. COOK, Dothon; B.S. i BooV Kss s an h History; Social Science Club, 3. b2.3,4; Ktcouobnc I  1 YVONNE CRYE, Henegar; B.S. English. W. JANSON DAVIS, C ocoa, Fla., B.S. Accounting, transferred from Coastal Carolina Jr. College-Canterbury Club, 3,4; Accounting Club, 4; Homecoming Committee, 4; 1961 Mimosa Staff, Business Manager, Circle K Club, 4, Sec. 4. FERRELL DRUMMOND, Roanoke,-B.S. Business Education; Collegian, 1; Mimosa 3,4; Phi Beta Lambda, 1,2,3,4; Kappa Phi Kappa, Sec. 3, 4, S.G.A. Treas. CATHERINE DUNAWAY, Hartselle; B.S. Biology,- Masque and Wig, 1,3,4; S.G.A. 3,4; Sr. class officer; Mermaids 4; Mimosa Staff, 3,4; Honor Council; Coun selor; Collegian 3; Jr. Class Officer. JERRY C. DUKE, Gadsden,- B.S. Bio-Chem.; Usher's Club, 3; B.S.U., 2,3,4; J Club 1,2,3,4; Football, 1,2,3; Who's Who 4. JOHN H. DUNLAP, Sylacauga,-B S. Business Administration; Phi Beta Lambda, 4; Business Discussion Group, 3. MARGARET EASON, Goodwoter, B.S. Home Economics,- Phi Mu Chi Beta, 3,4; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4, Leone Cole Home Economics JIMMIE E. EMFINGER, Tallassee,-B.S. Physical Education; Baseball, 2,3; J. Club, 3,4; P.E. Majors Club, 4. Club, 1,2,3,4, Sec. A CAROLE L. ESTES, Piedmont; B.S. Business Education; Phi Beta Lambda, WIIKA E. EVANS, Wadley-, B.S English; Sigma Tau Delta, 3,4. i ROBERT fWSOU, Anniston. E.S hAathematies; PW NA j OY Beta, 3,A; Scabbard and RAade. JOYCE FARLEY, Jasper,- B.S. English; Phi Mu Chi Beta, 3,4; 1961 Mimosa Staff; Masque and Wig, 3,4,- Leone Cole Home Ec. Club, 4; N.E.A., 4. WAITER. D. T ARR, dR., UneviWe; B.S. History. 'ENNETTE FERRELL, Jasper, B.S. lathemafics; Phi Mu Chi Beta, 4; Masque and Wig, 3,4; EA., 3,4; B.S.U., 3,4. THOMAS GLENN FLETCHER, Hokes Bluff; B.S. Physical Education. JIMMIE LOU FILE B S. Business tdu Lambda, 3,4. YS Epsilon 4; Coui 1 61 1 CHARLES P. GARGUS, OneontO; B.S Business Administrotion,-B.S.U.; 1,2,3; Bond; R.O.T.C.; Accounting Club, 4; Phi Beta Lambda, 4. JOE A. GARNER, Hortselle; B.S. Physicol Education; S.G.A. Pres. 3; Gass Favorite, I; Scabbard and Blade; Who's Who; Cheerleader; 4 Certificates of Achievement,- Collegian Staff; Counselor; Usher's Club; Class Pres. 3. PATRICIA FIKE GARNETT, Jaspt B.S. English; Band, 3; Chorus 3,4. MARSHA GOBER, Nauvoa; B.S. English; B.S.U., 3,4; Phi Mu Chi Beta, 3,4; 1961 Mimosa Staff; N.E.A., 4; Masque and Wig, 4; Leone Cole Home Economics Club, 4. ELSA GEIER, Jacksonville, B.S. Mathematics; Dean's List, 2; Who's Who. BOBBIE M. GLASSCO. Boaz; B.S. Home Economics. Q OOOSOU, Uon - r . SA.RAH L GREENE, Booz; B.S. Elementary Education. JAMES P. GRIM, Godsder Chemistry and Mathematic, mem G t WA n, 'Waco, Oo.i WvaXVx vrvaWcs. JUDY GROGAN, Piedmont,-Elementary Education. 8.5. V K t CAtK O. GROGKU, Mexan-det G y, B.S . t e c en atY tduca NANCY (SA. HAMBY, Lincolr B S. Elementary Education. [ 63 ] CAROLYN HAMILTON, Gadsden,-B.S. Music Education - Delta Omi-cron, 1,2,3,4; Acappef a Choir, 4; Marching Ballerinas, 2,3,4, Assistant Captain, 4; Sec. Women's Chorale. OY4YA Yl YA. YAKX R OYA. XA YAa vivo Sc er ce. Ca RANDALL HAWKiNS, VaNey Head; B.S. Business Administration; Scabbard and Biade, 164] WILLIAM D. HODGES, Roonoke; B.S. Physical Education; J. Club, 2,3,4; Reporter, 2; Pres. 4; P.E. Majors Club, 4; Counselor; Football, 2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4. MILTON J. HOVORKA, Dearborn, Mich.; B.S. Elementary Education, B.S.U., 3,4; Phi Epsilon 2; Intramural Sports. GENEVA V. HOWELL. Oxford B.S. Secretarial Science. CORAYON ANN HUBBARD, Oxford; B.S. History. BOBBY S. HUDGINS, Sylacauga,-B.S. Accounting and Business; Accounting Club 1. [ 65 1 JULETTA HUNKAP1LLAR, Guntersville; B.S. Elementary Education. JOAN HERTEL, Anniston,- B.S. Business Education. J. DANIEL JOHNSON, Fort Payne,- B.S. Accounting,- Accounting Club, 3,4; Scabbard and Blode, 3,4. JOHN JACOB JONES, Sylacauga; B.S. Bus mess Administration,- Phi Beta Lambda, 1,2,3,4, Band 2,3,4,- Captain, 4,- Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Choir, 1,2,3,4; Collegian Staff; Toastmasters, 3, Future Bus E ec 4. PAUL G. JOHNSON, Aynor, South Carolina; B.A. History; Transferred from Coastal Carolina Jr. College,- Kappa Phi Kappa, 3,4, President 4: Canterbury Club 3,4,- Dorm Counselor 4; Who's Who,- Mimosa Staff. JACQUELYN JOHNSON, Albertville; B.S. English. ERNESTINE KING, Rainsville; B.S. Mathematics; Phi Mu Chi Beta, 3,4; Vice Pres., 4; Coun selor; S.G.A., 3; Who's Who; Senior Class Officer ANNE SHARON KING, Oneonta, A B. History. SHELBY LAFOLLETTE. Gadsden; B.S. Home Economics,- Homecoming Queen, 2; R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 2,3,4; Gem of the Hills; S.G.A.; Mermaids,- Miss Mimasa Candidate; Leone Cole Home Ec. BILL C. KINZY, Cedartown, Go.; B S. Physical Education,- J. Club; Football, 1,2,3,4; Captain, 4; Junior Class President; Intramural Sports. HOLLICE LANEY, Cullman; B.S. History. Club CLIFFORD LANHAM, Dothan,-B.S. History; Usher's Club 3,4; Scabbard and Blade; Wesley Foundation, 1,2,3,4. JOAN LASSETER, Gadsden,- B S. Business Education; Class Sec. 2,3; Class Beauty 2,3,4; F.B.L.A.; Reporter and Treasurer,- Kappa Delta Phi, Who's Who, Certificate of Achievement, Kappa Delta Epsilon. BILL LAZENBY, Eclectic; B.S. Music Education; Band, 1,2,3,4; S.G.A Treas.; Letter of Appreciation; Kappa Phi Kappa, Usher's Club. CHARLES McDANIEL, Gadsden; Sigma Tau Delta, 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu, 3,4; Kappa Phi Kappa, 3,4. BOBBY LUCAS, Springville; B.S Physical Education; J. Club, Vice Pres.; Circle K, Who's Who; Senior Class President; P.E. Majors Club, Pres. 4. ROBERT WILLIAM LUKER, Glencoe,- B.S. Business Administration. JOHN G LESTER, Dadeville,-B S. Busines Education, CAP: Phi Beta Lambda; State Pres. Phi Beta Lambda; Treas. Student Directory,- Commander of Cadets. RAMONA LOVE, Jacksonville; B.S. Music Education. f 68 ] MARY ANN MADDIX, Gadsden, B.S. History. THOMAS R. McMEEKIN, Gadsden; B.S. History; B.S.U. 1,2,3,4 DONALD F. McMILLAN, Brent; B S. Mathematics; S.G.A., Vice Pres. 3; 1961 Mimosa Editor; Scabbard and Blade, 3,4; 2 Certificates of Achievement; B.S.U.; Usher's Club, 3,4; pres. 4; State Brotherhood Chairman, JOE R. MEDLOCK, Jacksonville; B.S. Mathematics. 4. CYNTHIA MOZLEY, Gadsden; B S Business Education; Marching Ballerina, 2,3,4; Mermaids, 2,3, Phi Beta Lambda, A, Class Favorite, 3. CHARLES MYERS, Leeds,- B.S. History; Circle K; Law Club. BETTY SUE MORRIS, Jacksonville; B.S. English; Sigma Tau Delta, 3; Treasurer, 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon, 3; Treas. 3. FRANCES MOLAN, Jacksonville; B.S. Mathematics; Ballerinas, 1,2,3,4; Ballerina Council, 1,2,3,4; Captain, 1,2,3,4; Phi Mu Chi Beta, 2,3,4. JACKIE SUE MOORE, Attallo; B.S. Elementary Education,- Class Vice Pres. 1; S.G.A. 3; Counselor; Gem of the Hi I Is; B.S.U. 1, Vice Pres. 2. [ 70 ] THOMAS W. MULVANITY, Jacksonville; B.S. Business Administration; Scabbard and Blade, 3. DONALD A. O'NEAL, Jacksonville; B.S. Physical Education. STEVE NATION, Mathematics. Oneonta B.S VIRGINIA NETHERY, Warrior; B.S. English; Counselor; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Morning Watch Chairman 1,2; N.E.A. 4, C.A.P. 1; Who's Who,- Sigma Tau Delta 3,4; Class Beauty 1,2. BETTY JANE PACE, Ashland; B.S. English. DORIS L. PASLAY, Piedmont; B.S. Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club, 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM MAX PAYNE, Heflin; B.S Physical Education. GAIL ANNETTE PEMBERTON, Watt5ville; B.S. Mafhematics,-Phi Mu Chi Beta, 2,3,4. [ 71 ] LOUISE PICKENS, Moody; B.S. Physical Education; Cheerleader, 2,3,4; Head, 4; Friendliest, 1 ; S.G.A. 2,3; Phi Mu Alpha Sweet heart; Sr. Class Pres., Summer 4. HENRY CARLTON POSEY, Childersburg; B.S. Physical Education,- Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4. THOMAS RANDALL QUINN, Gadsden,- B.S. Music Education; Band, 1,2,3,4; Male Chorus, 2; Woodwind Quintet, 2,3; Drum Major, 4, Phu Mu Alpha, 2,3,4; Pres. 3,4. TOMMY G RATLIFF, Trion, Ga.; B.S. History. A NANCY F. RINGER, Rome, Ga.; B.S. English; Wesley, 1; Dorm Pres. 2, Class Beauty, 2: Mermaids, 3; Counselor; ROTC Sponsor; Homecoming alternate. JEAN ROBBINS, O neonta, B.S. Business Education,- Phi Beta Lambda, 3,4; N.E.A., 4; Class Beauty, 2,4; 1961 Mimosa Staff, B.S.U.; Student Director-Homecoming Committee CHARLES ROBERTSON, Dutton; B S. Business Adm.; Phi Beta Lambda,- Officer 2,3; Business Discussion Group, Officer, 2; Social Science Club,- C.A.P. 2,3. HARRY L. ROWE, Lafayette; B.S. Business Administration,- Accounting Club, 3; Scabbard and Blade, 4. JOHNNIE C. SCOTT, Lanette; B.S. Elementary Education. HAROLD SHANKLES, Trenton, Ga. B.S. Business Education. SIDNEY SHARPLEY, Talledega,- B.S Business Administration; Mimosa Staff, 3,4; Wesley, 3,4, Phi Beta Lambda, 3,4; C A P. 4. GEORGE SIMS, Jacksonville, B.S. Mathematics,- Rho Omega Tau Chi, 3.4. Officer, 3,4, ROTC Rifle Team, 1,2,3,4 JEROME SIMS, Delta; B.S. Business Administration. I 73 ] LINDA B. SPARKS, Jacksonville, B.S. Music; Who's Who,- Delta Omicron; Choirister; International House, 3,4; Chorus; Concert Band, 1,3,4. JUDITH SUMMERVILLE, Rome, Ga.; B.S. Business Education,- Phi Beta Lambda, 1,2,3,4; State Treas.; N.E.A. Dorm Officer; Business Discussion Group, Class Treas. 2; J Book, 4, Student Director, 2,3,4. JOY MADDOX TALLEY, Gadsden,-B.S. History; B.S.U., 3,4; Class Treas. 4; Leone Cole Home Economics Club, 3. RAYFORD TALLEY, Hanceville; B.S. Physical Education,- Football, 1,2,3,4; Captain, 4; J. Club, 1,2,3,4; Intramural Sports. RONALD THOMPSON, Albertville,-B.S. Accounting,- Phi Beta Lambda, 2; Scabbard and Blade; Accounting Club, 3,4; Usher's Club, 3,4; Counselor ALLAN W. SUMMERVILLE, Cedartown, Ga.,- B.S. Business Administration; Band, 1,2,3,4; Phi Beta Lambda, 4,- Accounting Club, 2,3. [ 74 ] CAROLYN J. WALKER, Attalla B.S. Elementary Education. CYNTHIA WEYNA, Gadsden; B S. Music Education; Delta Omicron 2,3,4 H. LEON WEST, Piedmont; B S. Mathematics. STANLEY E. WHITE, Talladega; B.S. Biology. I 75 ] WAYNE N. WHITTON, Cedartown, Ga.; B.S. Business Administration. GWENDOLYN E. WILLIAMS, lyerly, Ga.; B.S. History:; Who's Who; Mimosa Staff 4,- W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sec. 4, B.S.U.; N.E.A.; Social Science Club 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Intermural Sports; AAHPER Secretary 4. LENTON G. WILLIAMS, Glencoe,-B.S. Chemistry and Math; Scabbard and Blade 3,4, Captain 4; Distinguished Military Student, Phi Mu Chi Beta 3,4; Treasurer 4, NICKIE C. WILLIAMS, Fort Payne; B.S. Mathematics,- Phi Mu Chi Beta 1,2,3. DONALD WAYNE McDUFFIE, Jacksonville; B.S. Mathematics. LUCILLE P. WEBB, Fort Payne; B.S. Business Education [ 77 1 'fjnderclc erclaAAmen JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Seated: Joyce Talley, Reporter; Standing: Wejley Thompson, Sec.; Pat Keahey, Social Chm.; W. E. Connell. Trea.; Sondra lesler, S.G A. Rep.; Wade Smith. Pres. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Front Row: Sammy Stevenson. S.G.A Rep.; Jane Hubbard, S.G.A. Rep.; Jerry Belcher, Rep.; Mary Morgan. Sec.; Reor; Jerry Gist, V.P.; Glenna Whorlon, Trea.; Marie Andrews, Social Chm.; Eddie Reynolds, Pres. ADAMS, JAMES, West Point, Ga. AKERS, RODNEY, Guin AKIN, OLIVER, Attalla ALLEN, MARY NELL, Pell City ALLEN, PEGGY, Alexander City ALLEN, WAYNE, Lanetf ALLISON, JANICE, Oneonfa ANTHONY, BILLY, Piedmont ARCHER, BARBARA, Gadsden ARGO, MARK, Jasper ATKINSON, GINGER, Sylacauga AUSTIN, HUGH, Austell, Ga. AYERS, LINDA, Jacksonville BAIN, BARBARA, Oneonfa BAIN, PAUL, Gadsden BAKER, DORIS, Piedmont BAKER, Jeanette, Menlo, Ga. BAKER, JON, Childersburg BALLENGER, WANDA, Fort Payne BANISTER, SIMON, Anniston BANKS, CAROL, Anniston BARFIELD, BETTY, Decatur BARNETT, BARBARA, Anniston BARTLETT, TONY, Fort Payne BATES, WAYNE, Rome, Ga. BATEY, JANE, Oxford BEASLEY, JANICE, Oneonta BEASLEY, JOE, Sylacauga BECK, WILLIAM, Gadsden BELCHER, JERRY, Roanoke BELL, RUBYE, Rock Springs, Ga. BILLINGSLEY, HERSHEL, Clinton BIRCHFIELD, DELORES, Lanett BJORKQVIST, STIG EYRIK, Finland BLACKMON, JAMES, Sylacauga BOBO, FELTON, Gadsden BOBO, HAROLD, Collinsville BOHANNON, AUNDREA, Attalla BOHANNON, CHARLES, Shawmut BOLT, CAROLYN, Jacksonville BONNER, KAY, Five Points BOOZER, BERNARD, Jacksonville BORLAND, CAROL, Birmingham BOSHELL, CLARENCE, Birmingham BRANNON, DONALD, Anniston BRASELL, JIMMIE SUE, Dadeville BREWER, MARTIN, Gadsden BROOKS, JOSEPH, Oneonta BROTHERS, HOMER EARL, Gallant BROWN, BARBARA, Pell City BROWN, ERNEST, Anniston BROWN, FAY, Ashland BROWN, INEZ, Lineville BROWN, JIMMY, Fort Payne BROWN, L. R., Walnut Grove BROWN, TERRY, Piedmont BROWN, VENITA, Gadsden BRUCE, CHARLES, Columbia BRUCE, JUDY, Birmingham BUCKALEW, JUNE, Boaz BULLARD, SHELBY, Attalla BUNTIN, CHARLES, Talladega BURGESS, ANN, Attalla BURGESS, DRENNEN, Attalla BURGESS, REBECCA, Dadeville BURLINGAME, JAMES, Birmingham BUSSIE, BRENDA, Rockford BUTLER, BRENDA, Cedartown, Ga. BUTLER, DELORES, Lineville CULVER, JOHN W., Birmingham CAMP, BENNY, Newell CAMP, ELTON, Albertville CANADA, BECKY, Cedartown, Ga. CANTINA, MIRIAM, Colombia CARDEN, CHARLIE, Jacksonville CARMACK, ESLEY, Lanett CARPENTER, CONNIE, Birmingham CARLISLE, NELLIE, Munford CARTER, DOROTHY, Easiaboga CARTER, RALPH, Anniston CARROLL, GENE P., Rome, Ga. CARTER, SANDRA, Gadsden CARTER, VERA, Scottsboro CASEY, LINDA, Jacksonville CAUSEY, CHARLIE, Fort McClellan CHAPMAN, JANE, Warrior CHAPPEL, MARY, Garden City CHARTON, MARIE-CLAIRE, France CHITWOOD, NANCY, Round Mountain CHITWOOD, WILLIAM, DeArmanville CISCO, JOHN H., Homewood CLARK, JUNE, Blue Mountain CLEMENTS, CAROLYN, Decatur CLEMENTS, LINDA, Anniston CLINE, ANDREW, Atlanta, Ga. CLINKSCALES, LYNDA SUE, Pell City CLONTZ, FREDERICK, Portsmouth, Va. CLOTFELTER, WAYNE, Gadsden COOTS, CASSIE, Fyffe CODY, DOROTHY SUE, Summerville, Go, COFER, GERALD, Lafayette COGGINS, JOHN, Athens COLE, CATHIE, Birmingham BYNUM, FULTON, Gallant COLLIER, VERLENE, Piedmont COLLINS, JANICE, Talladega CONLEE, GWEN, Jacksonville CONNALLY, DIANNE, Attalla CONNELL, WILLIS E„ Gaylesville COOLEY, JOHN R„ Talladega COPELAND, RONALD, Gadsden CORBIN, GERALD, Guntersville CORNELIUS, JOHN, Blountsville COSPER, SHELIA, Chtldersburg CAUSEY, GLEN, Holly Pond COX, CAROLYN, Talladega CREEL, PEGGY, Gadsden CREEL, ROBERT L., Gadsden CROW, JO ANN, Fort Payne CROWDER, LARRY, Gadsden CROWE, KENNETH M„ Valley Head CROWE, MARTHA, Eden CRUMPTON, TROY, Roanoke CULVER, COY WAYNE, Henegar CULVER, JOY, Birmingham CULVER, NAMON, Sylacauga CUMMINGS, WAYNE, Sylacauga CUSHING, ELLEN, Memphis, Tenn. DAILLY, JEAN PAUL, Belgium DALTON, ROBERT, Birmingham DANFORD, ROBERT, Sylacauga DANIEL, GARY, Powder Springs, Ga. DANIEL, JOHN, Newell DAVES, RACHEL, Addison DAVES, WANDA, Addison DAVIS, DOROTHY, Albertville DAVIS, JAMES, Vincent DAVIS, JULIAN, Fort Payne DEAN, LESTER, Centre DEASON, MARGIE, Oxford DEERMAN, JIMMY, RainsviMe DEMPSEY, JUDY, Heflin DEMPSEY, SARA, Heflin DEMPSEY, THOMAS, Cove Spring, Ga. DENNIS, TOMMY, E. Tallassee DENTON, VICKI, Cedartown, Ga. DeSPAIN, JERRY, Jacksonville DeSPAIN, PATRICIA, Jacksonville DOBBINS, TROY, Boaz DOWNS, EARNEST, Gain DRAPER, JOHN, Gadsden DRUMMOND, FERRELL, Roanoke DUKE, DAVID, Birmingham DUMAS, LINDA, Centre DUNCAN, JOHN, Alpine DUNN. RALPH, Gadsden EASON, MARGARET, Goodwater EASTERWOOD, PAT, Dadeville EDWARDS, SARA, Heflin ELKINS, JOHNNY, Tallassee ELLIS, DeLILA, Altoona ELLIS, VIRGINIA, Fort Payne EMBERSON, ELEANOR, Ringgold, Ga. ESPINOSA, CARLOS, Nicaragua ESLINGER, FRANCES, Ringgold, Ga. EVERETT, BEN, Rainsville FARID, MERVETTE, Egypt FAUCETT, PATTY, Palmerdale FETTERS, BETTY, Tallahassee, Fla. FINCHER, WEYMAN, Summerville, Ga. FINLEY, RUTH, Jacksonville FORBUS, CRAYTON, Anniston FORD, HAYDEN, Anniston FORD, RAY, Anniston FOX, JAMES, Bfountsville FRADDOSIO, GRACE, New Port Richey, Flo. FRANKLIN, LOUISE, Jacksonville FREEMAN, BETTYE, Alabama City FULLER, ADDIE, Five Points FUNDERBUCK, FAYE, Dadeville FUTRAL, SARA, Goodwater GARRISON, BOBBIE, Sylacauga GARRETT, HERMAN, Jacksonville GARMON, ELVA, Jacksonville GERNER, NANCY, New Port Richey, Fla. GIBBS, MARY MARGARET, New Port Richey, Fla. GIBSON, DIXIE, Anniston GIBSON, JIMMY, Tallassee GILBERT, BONNIE, Ashland GILBERT, LORETTA, Henagar GILBREATH, GWEN, Boaz GILLILAND, JOE, Rockford GILLILAND, SUE, Gallant GILREATH, THOMAS, Summerville, Ga. GIVIN, RODNEY, Anniston GOSS, PAM, Gadsden GRAY, GERALDINE, Heflin GRAY, KATIE ANNE, Pell City GREEN, JANICE, Gadsden GREEN, MILLIARD, Jacksonville GREENE, LARRY, Trenton GREER, FRED, Adgar GRIFFIN, JAMES, Alexander City GRIFFITH, BOBBY, Centre GRIGGS, SYLVIA, Union Grove GROGAN, GERALD, Jacksonville HAGAN, SUSAN, Alexander City VnJerJc erclatemen HAIL, CHARLES, Anniston HAIL, SHIRLEY, Anniston HALEY, ANN, Birmingham HALEY, WILLIAM JR., Heflin HAM, TOMMY E., Sylacauga HAMILL, DAN, Jamaica, N.Y. HAMMOCK, PEGGY, Langdale HAMMOND, CAROL, Steele HAMRIC, JEAN, Oxford HANON, SUZANNE, Belgium HANSON, SHIRLEY, Jacksonville HARDING, RONNIE, Leeds HARRIS, GERRY, Gadsden HARRIS, JIMMY, Rock Springs, Ga. HARRIS, LOUISE, Anniston HARVEY, RILLA, Oneonta HARWELL, BROUGHTON, Red Oak, Ga. HASTINGS, JAMES, Rockmart, Ga. HATTAWAY, ROBERT, Sylacauga HAWKINS, GLENDA, Trion, Ga. HAWKINS, LARRY E., Alexander City HAY, TERRY, Oxford HAYGOOD, MARIE, Gadsden HAYMES, PEGGY, Ashland HAZELRIG, SYBLE, Blountsville HEARD, LINDA, Wedowee HUDGINS, BOBBY, Sylacauga HENRY, ANITA, Oxford HENRY, RICHARD, Lincolntown, N.C. HERREN, WILMA, Woodland HESTERLY, CAROLYN, Pell City HICKS, GERALD, Gadsden HIGGINBOTHAM, PATRICIA, Fyfte HILDEBRAND, JAMES, Tallapoosa, Ga. HILL, BRENDA, Huntsville 7 l jndi ri lil.1 HILL, PHIL, Gadsden HILLIARD, WAYNE, Bessemer HIPP, MARY, Blountsville HODGES, GERALD, Langston HOFFICKER, BETSY, Homewood HOLDER, CHARLES, Smyrna, Ga. HOLDRIDGE, BARRY, Fort Payne HOLLINGSWORTH, THOMAS C„ Gadsden HORN, JAMES, Lipscomb HORNSBY, WYNETTE, West Point, Ga. HORTON, LARRY, Sylacauga HORTON, SARA, Jacksonville HOUCK, JIMMIE, Oxford HOUSTON, EMILY, Fairfax HOUSTON, SAM, Bessemar HOWARD, BILL, Marietta, Ga. HOWARD, ELAINE, Florence HUBBARD, JANE, Anniston HUDSON, MARVIN, Decatur, Ga. HUDSON, VIRGINIA, Anniston HUGHES, JUDY, Fort Payne HUNT, PHILLIP, Cleveland HURLEY, COOPER, Shawmut HURST, PAT, Ohafchee HUTCHINSON, GERALD, Anniston HYCHE, RONNIE, Cordova INGRAM, JOE, Anniston ISBELL, PAUL, Leeds JACKSON, DOT, New Port Richey, Fla. JACKSON, EZELL, Affalla JACKSON, JACKIE. Bowdon, Ga. JANSEN, BRUCE, Bynum JENKINS, CHARLES, Sylacauga JENKINS, GLENDA, Glencoe JENKINS, LYNDA, Somerville JENKINS, WINSTON, Henegar JOHNSON, BENJAMIN, Pine Lake, Ga. JOHNSON, DUAL, Jacksonville JOHNSON, JAMES, Fort Payne JOHNSON, KENNETH, Oxford JOHNSON, MARGIE, Cedar Bluff JOHNSON, MARTHA, Fort Payne JOHNSON, RAY, Jacksonville JOHNSON, WALLACE, Jasper JOHNSON, WANDA, Gadsden JOHNSTON, CECILIA, Greensboro JONES, BEN, Collinsville JONES, CYNTHIA, Roanoke JONES, HUGH, Alexander City JONES, JAMES, Gadsden JONES, JUDYE, Macon, Ga. JONES, WENONA, Guntersville JURDEN, RAY, Gadsden JUSTICE, JAMES, Gurley KAY, RAYMOND, Rock Springs, Ga. KEAHEY, PAT, Talledega KELTON, EUGENE, Lanett KENDRICK, JACK E„ Gadsden KIDDER, HORACE, Fort Payne KILGORE, SONJA, Fort Payne KILLIAN, CONSTANCE, Shreveport, La. KIMBERLY, NANCY, Anniston KING, GLENDA JOYCE, Sycamore KIRKLAND, JUNE, Birmingham KNIGHT, LINDA, Roanoke KNIGHT, REBECCA, Lanett KUYKENDALL, BILL, Winter Gardens, Fla LACK, BOBBIE LOU, Boaz LAMBERT, HELEN, Attalla LAMBERTH, JUDY, Gadsden UnJerJc erclaSSmen LATHAM, TIM, Gadsden LaRUSSA, JOSEPHINE, Fairfield IASSETTER, BARBARA, Birmingham LATHERS, MALCOLM, Annisfon LEE, BILLY, Henagar LEE, LARRY, Addison LEE, LUCY, Oxford LEE, MILLIE, Heflin LEE, SCARLETTE, Anniston LESTER, BILLY, Albertville LESTER, SANDRA, Dadeville LEWALLEN, QUENTON, Marietta, Ga. LEWIS, JAMES, New York LIGON, CHARLOTTE, Gadsden LINDSAY, HAROLD, Hildebran, N.C. LINDSEY, JIMMY, Fort Payne LINTON, JAMES, Cullman LIPHAM, SARAH, Heflin LIPSCOMB, HORACE, Horton LITTLE, JULIA, Centre LOGAN, JOE, Gadsden LOGAN, PAUL, Jacksonville LONNERGAN, DONALD, Ashville LORREN, POLLY, Springville LOVVORN, PHYLLIS, Bowden, Ga. LOWORN, JANE, Talledega LOWE, VIRGINIA, Attalla LOWREY, ELEANOR, Geraldine LUKER, BETTY, Glencoe MACHEN, JOHNNY, Ashville MACKEY, NANCY, Gadsden MANDERSON, LANDIS, Gadsden MANN, BARBARA, Gadsden MANN, JOAN, Alexander City MAGOUIRK, PATRICIA, Ohatchee MARQUERZ, LUPE, Birmingham MARTIN, HORACE, Anniston MARTIN, KATHERINE, Leeds MARTIN, ROBBIE JOE, Trussville MARTIN, THOMAS, Gadsden MASK, MARGIE, Dadeville MASSEY, WINSTON, Collinsville MOTE, DORA, Woodland MAXWELL, PATRICIA, Gadsden MAYFIELD, VICTOR, Childersburg MAZE, GAIL, Arab MAZE, HUGH LEE, Arab McABEE, VERA, Piedmont McAFEE, BOBBY, Lawley McCARLEY, FERRELL, Talladega McCARTER, BOBBY, Talladega McCLELLAN, PEGGY, Alexander City McCLENDON, REBECCA, Birmingham McCLENNY, SANDRA, Newville McCLOUD, FRED, Wedowee McCLUNG, ELLEN, Goodwater McCLURE, VICKI, Lanetf McCRELESS, JOYCE, Attalla McCULLERS, JOY ANN, Gadsden McDANIEL, SALLY, Piedmont McDOUGAL, JOHN, Geneva McEWEN, MARGARET, Jacksonville McEVEN, SONJA, Anniston McKAY, MITCHELL, Lineville McPHERSON, JOHN, Gardendale MEDLOCK, BETTY, Jacksonville MELLON, BETTY, Wedawee MIDDLETON, JOANN, Attalla MILAM, JUNE, Pell City MILES, CHARLES, Fairfax MILLER, JOLENE, Gadsden MITCHELL, BRAD, Wedowee MITCHELL, CHARLES, Alexander City MITCHELL, JUDY, Lineville MITCHELL, KEN, Roanoke MODZELEWSKI, JOHN, Greenlawn, N.Y, MOON, DAVID, Sycamore MOON, CHARLES, Gadsden MOORE, DAVID, Ensley MOORE, ELIZABETH, Dadeville MOORE, GAIL, Gadsden MOORE, JACKIE SUE, Attallo MOORE, NONA, Anniston MORALES, ITALO, Guatemala MORGAN, BEVERLY, Buchanan, Ga. MORGAN, CYNTHIA, Lanett MORGAN, MALISSA, Piedmont MORGAN, MARY R„ Tollodega MORRIS, BETTY, Jacksonville MORRIS, BOBBIE, Anniston MORRIS, JACK, Birmingham MORRIS, MARTHA ANNE, Summerville, Ga. MOSS, FRANCES, Oxford MURPHREE, ELOISE, Sylacauga MURPHREE, LINDA JANE, Heflin MURRAY, MELINDA, Oneonta NABORS, GWEN, Glencoe NEIGHBORS, ROCHELLE, Lineville NELSON. CRAWFORD, Heflin NELSON, GLENN, Birmingham NELSON, JANICE, Five Points NELSON, MOVENE, Newell NEURA, EDWARD, New Brunswick, Ohio NEWMAN, JAMES, Anniston NEWMAN, VAN, Anniston NICHOLS, THELMA, Roanoke NIXON, ELIZABETH, Heflin NOLES, JIMMIE, Graham NORBERG, NANCY, Gadsden MUNN, LARRY, Attalla O'KELLEY, SONJA, Anniston OLIVER, FANE, Clermont, Ga. OSBORN, BABS, Gadsden OWENS, BARBARA, Anniston OWENS, LINDA, Blue Mountain OWENS, MERRILL, Jacksonville OWENS, NORMA, Anniston OWENS, REBECCA, Gadsden PACE, MARTHA, Chattanooga, Tenn PADGETT, NANCY, Anniston PAGE, ANDY, Galivants Ferry, S C. PARKER. BONNIE RAYE, Jacksonville PARRISH, DAPHINE, Blountsville PARRISH, SANDRA, Roanoke PASCHAL, GLENN, Rockmart, Ga. PATTERSON, GERALD, Lipscomb PATTERSON, MARTHA, Gadsden PATTERSON, SUE, Dadeville PAYNE, JULIA, Attalla PAYTON, DONALD, Leeds PEMBERTON, CAROLE, Wattsville PENNINGTON, EVA, Fort Payne PENNINGTON, PATRICIA, Dadeville PENTECOST, JUDY, Duke PERALTA, JAIME FERNAN, Costa Rica PERMAN, HELEN, Attalla PENTON, GLENDA, Sylacauga PETITT, NANCY, Trion, Ga. PHILLIPS, EMMA, Sayre PHILLIPS, JO ANN, Valley Head PIERCE, EDWARD, Birmingham PITTS, JERALD, Anniston POLLARD, WILLIAM F , Gadsden PORTER, DAN, Scottsboro POWELL, DOROTHY, Gadsden POWELL, HIRAM, Ashland POWELL, RICHARD, Gadsden POWERS, SUE, Talladega PRATER, GARVIS, Oxford PRESTWOOD, JANE, Birmingham PUCKETT, SUSAN, Springville QUARRELS, DORIS, Talladega QUINN, ERMA, Glencoe RAY, ROBERT, Lyerly, Ga. RAY, WAYNE, Anniston REARDEN, ELIZABETH, Lanett REID, TOMMY, Trussville REEVES, NORMAN, Attalla RHODES, MARY, Lipscomb RICHARDSON, DON, Goodwater RICHEY, BILLY, Childersburg RICHIE, LINDA ANN, Leedsburg REDDEN, PAUL, Huntsville RIEDELBACK, ERNEST, Oxford ROACH, MAURICE, Anniston ROBERTS, JERRY, Alexander City ROBERTS, KATE, Talladega ROBERTS, REBEKAH, Fort Payne ROBERTS, TOMMY ED, Hartselle ROBILLARD, ANN, Bessemer ROCHESTER, THELMA, Ashland RODDAM, JOAN, Pinson RODGERS, CAROLYN, Birmingham RODGERS, HUGH, Lanett RODREQUEZ, MANUEL, Cuba UnMrctc erclaiMnen ROGERS, JANE, Guntersviile ROMINE, JAMES, Auburndale, Fla. ROPER, SHARRON, Glencoe ROSE, GENE E„ Fort Payne ROSSITER, JOSEPHINE, Gadsden RUBIO, CARMEN, Cuba RUMBLE, MERILVN, Australia RUTLEDGE, FRED, Albertville SALTER, LAURA, Bessemer SANSOM, GEORGE, Gadsden SATTERFIELD, LYNDA JEAN, Alexander City SAVAGE, PERRY, Piedmont SCHULTZ, FRANCES, Waco, Ga. SCOTT, CLAYTON, Lanett SCRUGGS, SANDRA, Anniston SCUBLA, MARIO, Newell SELLERS, MARY E., Millerville SEWELL, PARTICIA, Jacksonville SHANABERGER, JUDY, Jacksonville SHAW, BARBARA, Cave Spring, Ga. SHAW, LAWSON, Alexander City SHIREY, RODNEY, Fort Payne SIMMONS, NANCY, Walnut Grove SIMPSON, BARBARA, Collinsville SIMPSON, GLENDA, Rainsville SIMPSON, GORDON, Jacksonville SIMPSON, JUANITA, Summerville. Ga. SIMS, MARY, Ashland SINGLETON, GARY MACK, Gadsden SMITH, EMMA LEA, Blountsville SMITH, GARLAND, Yadkinville, N.C, SMITH, GEORGE E., Bessemer SMITH, HOPE, Fort Payne SMITH, JERRY, Silver Creek, Ga. Under! erclaSdmen SMITH, JOHNNY, Collinsville SMITH, REEVES, lineville SMITHEY, JOAN, Gadsden SNEAD, PEGGY, Boaz SORRELL, COY, Lanett SOUTHERLAND, MARJORIE, Section STRAIN, TONY, Sylacauga STRAWN, BARBARA, Gadsden STEPHENS, EUNICE, Gadsden STEPHENSON, KATRINA, Bessemer STEWART, MARY, Ashland STILL, HILDA, Cullman STILLWELL, BETTY, Vincent STINSON, JEAN, Gadsden STONE, ANNETTE, Wadley STOUT, MORGAN, Fort Payne STRAIN, JANICE, Sylacauga STRICKAND, JOAN, Wilsonville STRICKLAND, PATRICIA, Summerville, Ga. STRIPLIN, SUE, Jacksonville STRINGER, KAY, Rockmart, Ga. STRINGFELLOW, JO ANN, Ashland STROTHER, DOROTHY, Sterrett STYLES, SHERRY, Trion, Ga. SWANSON, PATRICIA, Rock Springs, Ga. SWANSON, RALPH, Anniston SWART, JOHN, Rahway, N.J. TALLEY, JOYCE, Birmingham TAYLOR, HELEN, Anniston TAYLOR, JIMMY, Delta TAYLOR, PAT, Minette TAYLOR, SUE, Remlap TAYLOR, WILLIAM, Sylacauga TERHUNE, KAREN, Cedartown, Ga. THACKERSON, PEGGY, Jacksonville VndeJc erclassmen THOMAS, ANNETTE, Smyrna, Ga. THOMAS, JOHN E., Birmingham THOMPSON, ANTOINETTE, Birmingham THOMPSON, TOMMY, Anniston THOMPSON, WESLEY, Gadsden THORNHILL, CLAUDE, Pisgah THORNTON, EMILY, Roanoke TODD, JOYCE, Ringgold, Ga. TOMLIN, CAROLYN, Ashland TRAYLOR, JIMMY, Jacksonville TRAYLER, RICHARD, Roanoke TREADWELL, JOHN, Dadeville TRUELL, JEANNE, Albertville TUCKER, HARRY, Round Mountain TUCKER, LARRY, Centre TUCKER, LARRY, Round Mountain TUCKER, PATSY A., Aftalla TUDOR, PAT, Gadsden TUMLIN, HUBERT, Rainsville TURNBULL, SUE, Falls Church, Va. TURNER, MARY, Cropwell TURPENTINE, LINDA, Torrent City UMPHREY, DORIS, Cullman VANN, ELOISE, Jacksonville VAUGHN, DONNA, Gadsden VIDAL, ESPERANZA, Bolivia WADDELL, JIMMY, LaFayefte, Ga. WALDROP, GERALD, Godsden WALKER, BILLIE, Evergreen WALLACE, NANCY, Gray, Kentucky WALLS, HAROLD, Newell WARD, JERRY, Anniston WARD, THOMAS, Dcelsford WARREN, GERALD, Oneonta WARREN, JAMES, Spring Garden WATKINS, JIMMY, Henager WATSON, MARION, Anniston WELCH, NANCI, Menlo, Go. WEST, ANNE, Gadsden WEST, JERRY, Centre WESTBROOK, BETTY, Breman, Go. WESTMORELAND, PHIBA, Portersville WHEELES, RONALD, Ashland WHITE, JOHN, Eastaboga WHORTON, GLENNA, Gadsden WIGGINS, DORIS, Bowdon, Ga. WILLIAMS, DAVID, New Hope WILLIAMS, LINDA, Birmingham WILLIAMS, MARY, Jacksonville WILLIAMS, PATRICIA, Gadsden WILLIAMSON, BOBBY, Rockmart, Ga, WILLIS, RANDALL, Dadeville WILSON, BENERES, Gadsden WILSON, FRED, Lanett WILSON, HAL, Heflin WILSON, HARRY, Birmingham WILSON, JAMES, Jacksonville WILSON, MELBA, Centre WILSON, PAT, Woodland WIMPEE, LINDA, Gadsden WOLFE, RICHARD, Missoula, Montana WOMACK, ROBERT, Grove Oak WOODBURG, RAYMOND, Bynum WRIGHT, CHARLIE, Gadsden WRIGHT, DOTTY, Anniston WRIGHT, JOE L„ Hartselle YAXA, DEAN, Centerport, New York YOCUM, VIRGINIA, Attalla YOUNG, BRENDA, Heflin YOUNG, THOMAS, Gossville YOUNGBLOOD, LINDA, Shawmut ZIEGLER, LINDA, Section ROBINSON, MARLENE, Leesburg MIZE, JOHN, Oxford JOHNSON, JIMMY, Jacksonville natures: [ 97 1 assmen XHw «r T«-f ... -.-v  ’• Wall Adm. Clerfc Sgf. w. c °P 'a .Oo, Sgnf9e Codel Sgt Pier e Cadet Sgt. Coggm Drill Mayter B. G. Sgt Major Codet Sgt. Brooki T t Sgt. Codet Copt. Williotm A Co. Comrronder 1ST. PIT. It. Smooke Sgt. Avery Sgt. Gunter 2ND. PIT. I . Pruett Sgt. Janet Sgt. Shotts 3R0 PLT It Thompson Sgt. Akery Sg DeSpoin 4TM. PIT U. Tolley Sgt. Howkiny Sgt Houston 1ST. PLT. LI Hurt Sgt Brewer Sgt. Hall 2ND. PIT. Lt Abney Sgt Tote Sgt. Van Cleave 3RD PLT Lt lonhom Sgt. Bentley Sgt. Greer 4TH. PLT It. Corr Sgt Redden Coder Colonel Pike B G Exec Officer Codet Sgt. Rowe l t. Sgt. Code Copt Arnold D Co Cowmandtr Code Copt McMIliar C Co Commander Cadet It Cahel Exec Officer 1ST PIT It Mulvonity Sgt. Mick Sgt. McKoy ,V ■1 2ND PIT It. Boker $gt. Whatley Lt. Crim Sgt. Scatt ■ Il4i | 4TH. PIT. It. luker Sgt. Billingily Sgt. William MmoM MJk 1ST. PIT Lt. Shankfej Sgt Duncan Sgt. Johnson 2ND. PIT. It Mortin Sgt. O'Brien Sgt Young 3RD pit Lt Bohonnon Sgt Cooley 4TM. PLT. U Hefferman Sgt Milliard SATUE GROUP STAFF Code' Col Brown. Honorary Cal Hoff, Second Row Cadet Cal. PtVe, MO|Or Gardner, Major Johnjon, Major Cofield, Sgt. Ma|or Coggin. Hq and Hq COMPANY Band) Seated Cadet Sgt Melvin Ma gon. Director COMPANY ’A Sealed left to Right Cadet LI Brook . Lt. Thompion Honorcy Cap Pfmtifiion. Capt. William , Lt Pruett, Lt Smoake CAf T CADET CADET Lt, lit. IT. CAPTAIN COMPANY 6 Seated Lett to Right Cadet Lt Corf, It Lonhom, Honofoty Copt. Green Cap! Foiiorv It , H .1. It Abney COMPANY C Seated lelt o Right Cadet I Molvanity, It. Crim, Honorory Cop S’ro'n, Copt McMiltpn. It Cohely, It. luker U Baker CADET IT. COLONEL cadet COLONEL COMPANY D Seated left to Right. Codet If Bohannon, Honorary Copt. Green. Cop Arnold Lt Hrffrrmon. It Shonfcle R O T. C SPONSORS i Cop' Ringer Col H.. R C Honor o ■ 7 C Bollte Group Sponsors Honorory Col Mory Huff A'1 Company Honorory Copt. Corale Pembtr'on ■•ioro o-v Cap- io'-y S’-O'n Drill Teom Honprory Cop' Noncy Rmge D Company Honorary Copr Jonlce Green ’B Campony Honorory Copl. Shelby Lofolleile $fonding Codetj, McMillon, Gardner, Brook . lonham, Pruetf, Bohannon, Johrnon, William . Brown, Col Colemon, Arnold, Carr, Pike, Mulvonity, Darn, Cofield. Faiian, Kneeling: Codetj, O'Brion, Whotley. Greer. Cooley. Bentley, Johnjon. Avery, Hilliard, Coggint, Tote. MeKoy, Pierce, Rowe. Scabbard and C omnanif c)lh bdetjunen Col. Col Q Coptoin Morley Ad v‘S0f‘ Adviior The national honorary organization for advanced ROTC students is the Scabbard and Blade. Outstanding cadets of odvanced standing are chosen twice a year to become members of this organization The purpose of the society is to create an interest among advanced ROTC students and to recognize those who have displayed exceptional development m leadership and general military excellence. First flow Codets Draper, Cline, Elkins, Hurley, Kimberly, Hodges, Young. Second flow Codels Smoake. Gates Arnette. Aluns. Blackmon, Cisco, Ttoylor. Third Row Cadets Carrall, Cousey, Sims, Mehorg, Bryson, Booier. Cadet Young, Pres.; Cadet Cisco, V.P.; Copt. Maxham, Advisor; Cadet Hurley, Sec. Code! Capt. Moxham, Advisor Gates, Trea. The R O.T.C. Fraternity was organized primarily for freshman and sophomores It encourages a well balanced college life through discipline, individualism, fellowship, and high moral principles. Jon , ' J( on I ' Of • p. t, fido y, 0un9blOod unior CL add 3 avori l ted Seoted — Joyce Tolley, Joann Middleton Stondlng — Thomas Young, Philip Hunt [ '25 ] Wko’s WL In American Colleges ana Universities Ann Aldrup Billy R Anderson Bebe W. Brown Shelby Chandler Ferrell Drummond Elsa C. Geier Nancy M. Hamby Louise G. Harris Paul G. Johnson Mary Ernestine King Bobby J-Lucos Donald F. McMillan The Horn That FirsPlayed • _ - - wrr' ? - t4 - l ■'.n — - , ' _ (V . ] 11  . i r n t :, , m, ,. . ■.-i rI -V. :. , ■•:••; : r'.T--? —’■' .] j£Ci U4- • -—;• ■ ■ • • tNi ■ 'p -m vg f j i ' •- I ■ ; • • •■- ■- y ' ■' ' i • • P ™ , • '. ‘ r J- X J r f f . j O , k V-............................ ....':......: -  _.. V ■ 7 A - t • r i n r f 1 y- ;■ n . - ; V- 'f,v y JV ''f ' ?? ? :' i ■ - v 1 jp V • ' % « ' • ■ ' — ■ - - v r ' t t • ■' .rtfcrf j ft j' '£■'■'■ ff, '« • rjr- s - vff -v - ;c 7 , ; ♦ ± l rv - ' '; 4 ’ Vv%—xx [ £ -1 -c ,r i r -r wT .. V.-i V W £;: ' r .k - ■ ' Jit ’ Ja, . .: v p •? -- '•-' Vi- ••-. -'-■ ■• '•■ '■••' ' ■“ % if The Original Copy of Dixie w. f 129 ] '■outhernerA DRUM MAJOR—Randy Quinn, Twirlers—Jerry Hill, Ann Weil. MARCHING BALLERINAS . . . Charlotte Snead, Cynthia Mozley, Mary Jane Chastain, Broughton Harwell, Nancy Simmons, O'Kelley, Betty Stillwell, Frances Molan i.Captaini, Mary Ann Huff, Carolyn Clement, Kate Roberts, Judi Dempsey, Janice Collins, Middleton, Jo Ann Phillips. Jeanelte Baker, Carolyn Hamilton, Linda Jone Murphy, Eleanor Lowery, Mf. John Krto Dr Goil Menk THE SOUTHERNERS—A Jacksonville tradition. This Field Show Unit, open to all students, performs for football games and parades. Precision maneuvers, innovations in style, original music, and Esprit de Corps always produce colorful appearances. The MARCHING BALLERINAS-A breath of spring in the fall. Each fall semester these girls brighten the Field Show Unit's appearances with their precision dancing. Members are chosen by an audition held at the conclusion of the Spring semester class. BAND OFFICERS —R to I.: Bill lozenby, Preiident, Gerold Cofer, Treaiurer; Jimmy Lee, Secretary; Homer McCollum, Vice President tin yere com e tier the three t ton the outh of. ... ernerS RANDY QUINN The Homecoming Porod , ,. Amoring! . . . those Southerners! SITTING—I. to R.—Vera McAbee. Suzanne Barton, Alice Williamson, Linda Sparks. STANDING — L. to R. — Romona Love, Loretta Gilbert, Harriet Bentley, Carolyn Hamilton, Kate Roberts, Sandra Porrish, Nancy Kimberly, Judye Jones Gail Mote, Sherry Pickrell, Dorothy Powell, Mrs. Boob (Advisor), Frances Moss. The 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. A CapellaChoir SITTING —L. to R,- 5uionne Borton, Carolyn Hamilton, Noncy Kimberly, Gail Maze, Kale Roberts, Sandro Porrish, Sally Edwards, Yvonne Graham, Frances Moss, Nancy Mackey, Denise Aurousseau. SECOND ROW—Judye Jones. Vera McAbee. Nancy Norberg, June Kirkland, Alice Williamson, Dorothy Powell, Sherry Pickrell, Romona love. THIRD ROW—John Thomos, Cary Cook, Lanier Denson, Joe Gilliland, Ronnie Hyche, Ronnie Perkins, Bobby Henderson, Terry Segor, Tim Camp, John Jones. Homer McCollum, Wain Bates. r 24 1 Director—Malcolm Griffin The A Capello Choir, o newly orgonized group of tolented young people, has started a promising first yeor. Under the oble direction of Moicolm Griffin, they hove given some exceptional concerts. The members of the choir ore students from oil courses of study in the college. Phi Mu Alpha The Epsilon Nu chapter of Phi Mu Alpha is one of the largest and most active organizations on the campus. Its main function is to foster mutual brotherhood and to promote an active interest in music. Phi Mu Alpha is a fraternity designed for professional musicians. This fraternity is now the largest professional fraternity in the world. Not only does it have chapters in America, but it also has chapters in most of the foreign countries. PHI MU ALPHA OFFICERS—Randy Quinn, President; Bobby Henderson, Corresponding Set.; Homer McCollum, Vice President; Judye Janes, Sweetheart, Ken Mitchell, Re-cording Sec.; Wesley Thompson, Treasurer; Woin Botes, Alumni Sec. Phi Mu Alpho—Don Sparks (advisor), Hoyl LeCroy, Richard Troylor, Dillard Feigley, Wain Botes, Molcolm Lathers, Melvin Morgon, Judye Jones (sweetheart), Wesley Thompson. Bennett, Jim Shotts, Bobby Henderson, Ken Mitchell, Buck Cofer, Homer McCullom [ 135 ] Soloist}—Nancy Kimberly, Terry Segrrs, John Thomas, Cary Cook, Gail Maze, Judye Jon®} College Chorus Under the direction of Malcolm J. Griffin, choral director and professor of voice, the Music Deportment has reorganized its choral program into two groups, the chorus and the ocopella choir. Each has a different and valuable function. The chorus, which performed Roy Ringwald's cantata A Song of Christmas first semester has been converted to a type of choral laboratory. Its twenty-three members will study the various types of choral literature, but not with the purpose of performing. Their purpose will be to gain a practical knowledge of the problems they will face and o concept of the objectives for which they will work as directors in the schools of Alabama. Practice makes perfect . . . sr ' oCieutenant- Cjeneral JhomaA StonewallJ Jackson l 139 ] [ 140 j if Coptain J. E. Phillips, Ca-Alt. Copt. Line Coach, Roy Wedgewarth Head Coach, Don Sails End Coach, Tom Roberson Bill Kinzy, Co-Alt. Copt. Alabama Collegiate Conference Honoroble Mention Marvin Hudion Coion Southard Eugene Griep Jim 0 pp r Tommy Maddux Wendell Hubbard Chattanooga 35 — Jox 0 Middle Tennessee 0 — Jax 19 [ 142 ] lorry Jo Dovii Carson-Newman 7 Jax 0 M. G. Hodge Ed Neura Jock Gutn Ed Cleveland Cecil Dunn Micky Grimmeff Livingston State 7 Jax 20 N. E. Louisiana College 35—Jax 0 Austin Peay 14 Jax 8 Jacksonville 27 — Troy 6 Rodney Shirey, Guord Wendell Nix, Guard Wayne Roy, Center Lorry Howkini, C nt f Bill Bowvn, Guard Harold Bobo, Guard J. L. Baliamy, Forward Gerald Holpin, Forward Hvnry MalhU, Forword Don McConltey [ M9 1 Gory Danielj Jimmy Autrin — 3rd B Jimmy Harrij — 2nd B. Butch O'Nuil — 1 t B. John Allon — P. Percy Powell — O. F Sam Whireside ■— C, Jimmy Austin — 3rd B Bobby Lucot Allt. footboll manager Head baikelball manager Claude Waihington Ant. football and baikelball manager Basketball schedule 1960-1961 Home Games November 29 West Georgia College December 2 Shorter December 15 Florence January 14 Athens January 20 Livingston January 28 Tennessee Wesleyan January 31 Georgia State February 3 Troy February 4 Maryville February 10 Livingston Out-of-town Games December 1 Berry December 5 Georgia State December 7 Troy December 9 Tennessee Wesleyan December 12 Chattanooga January 5 Athens January 9 Howard January 26 Florence February 7 Shorter February 14 West Georgia Bobby Hayei Publicity Director Tennis Schedule 1961 St. Bernard College Montevallo State College Florence State College Troy State College University of Chattanooga Southern Union College 1961 Baseball Schedule Alabama Athletic Conference Troy Livingston Florence Athens St. Bernard Tri-State Conference Austin Peay Martin Branch, University of Tennessee Delta State Florence Alma College, Michigan Alabama College Morehead State College [ 151 ] CHARLENE WILKERSON Glazner Hall UAA hmoAa m m C ancJidu teS frotn the (dampuA rJL ormitorieA JACKIE BOLLEN Daugette Hall JUDVE JONES Pannell Hall POET PR.IEST o-f THE SOOTH fATH E K ABWU MM Orcfaniza tionS Wesley Foundation First Row —Becky McClendon, Sue Taylor, Jackie Bollen, Sue Striplin, Sarah Deck, Second Row—Malinda Murray, Jeralyn Odom, Carol Long, Louise Thrift, Rachel Doves, Suson Puckett, Phyllis Lovvorn, Sidney Shorpley, Third Row —Reeves Smith, Betly Jane Pace, Johnnie Harris, Glenda Jenkins, Julio Poyne, Katie Gray, Phyllis Riddle, Linda Williams, Wanda Daves, Walter Burt. 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. Sponsors for the Wesley Foundation are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Manners. Advisor for the group is Rev. Eugene Atkins. [ '54 ] The Weiley Foundation ii vary proud of their firit-ploc floot. I‘i Tan Chi I. to R.— Louise Thrift, Walter Burt, Wondo Doves, Reeves Smith, Rochet Doves, SEATED Betty Jane Pace. Pi Tau Chi is a national honorary society for those who hove been conspicuous in their work in , eligion. This year the Alpha Zeta chapter at Jacksonville has expanded to include those in all denominations rather than limiting membership to Wesley Foundation members. In this way the membership increased greatly, and the honor has been extended to many more. OFFICERS OF PI TAU CHI, Wonda Doves—Secretary and Treasurer; Louise Thrift—Reporter; Betty Jane Pace—President—Reeves Smith • Vice President. [ 155 ] Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union, or BSU, as it is known, seeks to maintain a strong link between the local Baptist Church 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 the organization. The BSU desires to cultivate students' spiritual growth through a Christ-centered, church-related, and student-led program. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Leonord Rolen (BSU. Director). Joe Gilliland, Tony Ann Strain, Mary Maude Clark, Addie Fuller, Mavene NeUan, Margaret Eaian, Mary Davenport, Ramona Love, Bernard Boozer, Ben Jane,, Ronnie Hyche, Dovid Lee Moon, Gerald Palter,an. Dr, Billy Adam, (Pa,tor). ctivities BSD Officer : Gerald Patlenon— President Maude Clark —Vice Prejident Motgore Ea on— Secretary Ben Jonei—Treaiurer Vtiptfi and Morninj WotcH Th« 9 rrwP adi n- Westminister Fellowship Minister —Rev. Robert Allmon Advtsors—Mr . Wright Dr. Leon Willmon The Westminster Fellowship is a Christian student organization sponsored by the Jacksonville Presbyterian Chuich. Its purpose is to promote closer fellowship among the students and between the students and the adult members of the local church. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP— L. to R.—Gwen Nabors, JoAnn Crow, Glenna Whorton, Donna Vaughan, Dean Will-man, Rev. Allman, Barbara Lasseter, Joan Smithey, Mrs. Wright, Sandra Lester. Nat pictured; Carmen Rubia. 'Countdown on Troy in the Homecoming Parade Canterbury Canterbury—L. ta R—Rev. John Ebough, Gordon Simpion, Jamon Davij, Merilyn Rumble, Kate Roberts, Patricia Ong, Paul Johnion, Caroline Rodgerj, Alice Warren, Ann Montgomery. Not pictured: Edword Pierce, Jeanie Jcrnet. Rev. John Ebaugh The Canterbury is the Episcopal church's organization for college students. While the St. Luke's provides a church family for all its members, the Canterbury is designed to provide a forum for discussion of religious issues of chief interest to a college student. Besides these spiritual and intellectual activities, Canterbury also sponsors an active social life. Student Forum Secretary — Sondro Smith Treasurer —Steve Nation The 5tudent Forum is a Christian organization for members of the Church of Christ or for those that have that preference. There are approximately twenty-five members in the group. George Marshall is the student advisor. First Row—L. to. R. Hilda Still, Jan Bunn, Barbara Beasley, Pat Eaiterwood. Marjorie Deoion, Sandro Smith, Glenda Simpson, Mary Inez Brown, Joan Grimes, Syble Hozelrig, Eleonora Hansard, Sandro Reaves, Seated row — $tev E. Notion, Bill Bowen, Hoyt Abney, George Morshall, Charles Derrick, Earl Smith, Bonnie Raye Parker, Dorothy Davis, John Bowen. Newman Club NEWMAN CLUB — L. to R.-Josephine LoRusso, John Carlos Espinosa, Delores Ronilo, Morio Scublo, Connie Steppie, Morie-Cloire Chorton, Jeon-Poul Dolly, Barbara Bain Sh eehon, Ed Neufa, Walfti' Wood, Ed Groven. The Newman Club emphasizes Catholic culture and fellowship that fosters the spiritual, intellectual and social interests of the Catholic students on campus. The meetings are held every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Room 117, Bibb Graves. Rev. Donald J. Grainger is spiritual director and Mrs. Klaus is faculty advisor. Sunday Mass is held at 11:00 a m. in Jacksonville. OFFICERS L. to R. Pr fi dent—Ed Neuro Secretary —Dolores Ronilo Treasurer -Connie Sheehan Publicity —Ed Graven V. Prei. — George Senchak I 160 ] Cjeneral (j. 33. (f3eaurecja [ 16! Q raaniza tiond INTERNATIONAL HOUSE A unique feature of student and 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 both foreign and American students. These young people work together in the interest of better international understanding and good will. The foreign students are engaged to teach their native language to the members of the International House Program. French and Spanish courses are generally taught and the students may progress in their studies during the classes and meals at the International House, when only French or Spanish is spoken. Officers: Marie-Claire Charton. Denise Aurouweau, Cord MtKown. Hooshidar Badipour, Cormen Rubio. Seated: Stig Eyrik Bjorkqviit, Finland; Dorii Baker, Piedmont; Fernan J. Peralta, Costa Rica, Carmen P. Rubio, Cuba; Jean Paul Dailly, Belgium; Merilyn A. Rumble, Australia, Mervette Foird, Egypt; Standing: Eunice Stephens, Gadiden. Marie Claire Charton, France, Hoothidar Bradipour, Iron; Diana J. Rampey, Gadsden; Sandra Plummer, Gadiden,- Jolene Miller, Gadsden; Myriam Gateno, Columbia; William Vaughn. Homer Banks, Go.; Carlo Q. Zeller Mexico- Molina L. Morgan, Piedmont; Etperan a Vidal, Bolivia; Borbara Brown, Pell City; Italo A. Morale , Guatemala; Er kine Lane, Gadsden; Suzanne Hanon Belgium; Sue Guillilond, Gollont; Denice Aurouueau, France; Mortha Pledger, Anniiton; Rebecca Owen , Gadtden; Mary Clark, Jockjonville, Glenda B. Harwell, Red Oak Go Patricia Ong. Moloya; Jonita Sharp, Alexandria; Carol MtKown, Fort Payne,- Suk Won Choi, Korea; Alice Warren, Gadsden; Yukiko Ano, Japan. Mr. O'5ul!ivon Advisor Officers: L-R Fred Clonit, Sarah Deck, Robert Owens. MASQUE AND WJG The ultimate goal of the Masque and Wig Guild is to provide for its members an opportunity to gain experience in the many fields of play production. Upon the completion of each school year, all active members have had practical experience in acting, lighting, costuming, set design and construction, and all other phases of play production. It is the desire of the Masque and Wig Guild to give the students of Jacksonville State College productions which will be entertaining, and which will be on a high moral and cultural level, Mr. O'Sullivan is advisor for the group. THREE KEYS The ORDER OF THE THREE KEYS wos organized on the campus by students for the purpose of providing opportunities for the individual to develop his capacities to the fullest, so that he might live more abundantly and that he might contribute to the strength of democracy by enriching the entire cultural heritage. The three keys stand for mind, body, and spirit. Advisor for the group is Leon D. Willman. Deon Willmon kappa delta pi Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in education for students of outstanding character. The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Jacksonville endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional leadership and fellowship among its members. Miss Lucille Bronscomb is the advisor. Christine McCormick, L-R: Louise Harris, Joon Lasseter, Carolyn West —■Karen une SOPHOMORE CLASS CUie Snead BALLERINAS Jeanette Serreii ACCOUNTING CLUB YJimoda (Candidates WOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pre ident—Sandro Letter Vice Preiident—Fir jt—Linda Jenkins Sec. — Rachel Doves Secretory - Gw ndolyn Williams Trtaiurer“Wanda Doves Reporter — Katy Ann Groy The WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION has been on the Jacksonville campus for a number of years. It is an organization for women students who are majoring or minoring in physical education The dub is active in promoting intramurol sports among students. Advisor for the group is Mrs. W. J. Calvert.. Jr. t it o.aav Cre« . OoWe fconWo, tAeWtsdo I ,  .  « . «•«'« G' 1. vw., OMwood. In Hoortv.  «W «.'•« ■'. W.l twv ] v„w. to' to ..«ood, Wo 9 1 Wsrjey Vlando Ci'tren ''WsWvowvy Vindto Iqot' S tkV at d, kt n CusWatv ( 1 6 ] Mr. Gut Edwordt, Advitor Twelve male students chosen by the faculty compose the USHERS' CLUB. Its members are numbered among the most outstanding students on the campus, and the organization represents one of the most select groups of student leaders. Mr. Gus Edwards is advisor for the club. USHERS CLUB L R: S. Houston, P. Hunt, D. McMillon, W. Smith, R. Thompjon, Mr. Edwards, J. Gorner, J. Walker, W. Hillard, E. Neura, C. Lonham The J Club is Jacksonville's elite organization for men who have earned monograms in active sports. The initiation of new members, which occurs twice each year, is an event of each semester. Coach Tom Roberson is advisor. FIRST ROW: A Carter, R. Gentles, E. Negra, C. Washington, J. Jackson, H. Bobo, B, Johnson. SECOND ROW: T. Ford, W. Ray, T. Maddo , J. William , G. HopUn, B. Bowen, M. Grimmett, Cecil Dunn. THIRD ROW- c. BoHonnon, R. Talley, R. Talley, H. Shankles, M. Hudson, C. Boker, L. Davit. FOURTH ROW: N. Sanders, S. Kenimer, J. Austin, B. Lucos, R Kimy. D. Hodges, H. More. WRITERS' CLUB Creative writers are urged to become members of the Writers' Club, an organization designed to encourage writing and future writers. Prospective members must submit work to the club before they are invited to attend the meetings. Each Spring the group collaborates in publishing an annual of their best writings called Soundings. Advisor for the club is Dr. William J. Calvert, Jr. E. Stephen , B Morris, N. Norberg, Dr. Calvert, Mr. Hagood, J. Wilton, W. Chitwood. W. Boswell, S. Boiwell, H. Smith, M. Pottenon. [ 169 ] Officer : Wade Smith, Joe Garner, Billy Gilbert, advisor, Jansen Davis, Sam Houston. CIRCLE K The Circle K club is a college-level men's service organization performing the same functions on the college campus as the sponsors— Kiwanis Club—in the adult community. The Circle K club is sponsored and guided by the Kiwanis Club, with the full approval and support of college authorities. The club is, in every sense of the word, a service organization—a character building group whose members are banded together voluntarily to render services to campus and community. The motto, like the motto of Kiwanis is We Build C. Bolter, W. Smith, 5. Houston, T. Dennij, C. Nelson, W. Johnson, T. Dobbins, R. Myrick, T. Young, B. Lucas, J. Gorner, J. Davis, J. Elkin , G. Causey, W. Mossey, J. Deermon, J. Holsonbock, Mr. Billy Gilbert, odvisor, F. Clontz, L. Ware. [ 170 ] SIGMA TAU DELTA The Pi Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta is a national honor society for English majors and minors. Membership is selective, based on high standards of scholarship. Mrs. Julia Roebuck is advisor for the chapter. Office rt J. Lo«i «r. M. Daugherty, A. Aldrup, E. Fox, W. Evans, G. Howell, V. Nethery, J. Rossiter, T. Hagood, D. Pickett, B. Morrit, Mrj. Julia Roebuck, J. Wilton. L-R: Willta Evont, Betty Morrit, Joan lottiler. Mary Daugherty. Dr. Hennes. Fred Greer, Stan Chapman, Tam Anthony, Andy Cline, Tommy Marlin, Bernard Fuller. LAW CLUB The Law Club is an organization in which both pre-law students and students interested in law participate. Meetings are held each week where law cases and items of interest involving law are discussed. Dr. Bernard R. Hennes is advisor. HHIH L-R: Stan Chupmon, Fred Greer, Bernurd Full r [ 171 ] Officer : Beverly, Vaughn, June Heitler, Janice Bal le . Belt Morrii, Joan Latteter, Ann Aldrup KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Women students who maintain a high scholastic average and who possess outstanding traits of character ond personality may be selected for membership in KAPPA DELTA EPSILON. The organization is a national honorary education sororityr and it exists for the purpose of promoting the couse of education and recruiting selectivity for the teaching purpose. Miss Douglass Olsen is advisor for the orgoniza- iron. K PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu is the National Social Science Honor Fraternity. Its purpose is to study social science and to reward interest and achievement in the college and university study of the several social sciences. The seven ideals of Pi Gamma Mu are Scholarship, Science, Social Science, Social Idealism, Sociability, Social Service, and Sacrifice. Requirements for membership in Pi Gamma Mu are a major or minor in one of the Social Sciences, with at least 20 semester hours completed in the field. Also required are good character and an over-all average of 2.0 or above. Advisor for the fraternity is Dr. J, M. Anders. V X J [ 173 I NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Student National Education Association is a professional organization designed primarily for students who are planning to teach. Problems of education and other related topics become the subjects for the programs. Mr. Roy Gibson is the sponsor of the group. l-R: V. Elli , J. Summerville, 6. Thompson, J. Robbins. M. Gober, J Farley, V. Nelhery, L. Thrift, T. Nichols, E Gormon, C. McKgwn, P. Hurst, S. Puckett, W. Doves, R. Daves. P. Allen, C. Willcerson, F. Greer, Genetic Ferrell, Soroh Greene [ '74 ] S. Bullard, J. Borclifl, Mr. Lowrence. Hicks, Advisor PHI MU CHI BETA PHI MU CHI BETA is on honorary science organization for upper classmen majoring in Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, or Biology, The members must maintain a high scholastic average to remain in the club. Advisor for the organization is Mr. Lawrence Hicks. Miss Shelby la Folletle, Candidate tor Min Mimosa First Row: W. Haley, S. Lacey, D. Mountain, J, Farley, M Gober, K. Kupper busch, M. Eason, Second Row: P, Hammock, J. Bottles, P. Lovvorn, J- Ferrell, Third Row: E. King, N Williams, D Davis, A Aldrup, C. West. Fourth Raw: A. Pemberton, L. Williams, S. Lafollette, M. Brown, R Roberts, D. Avery, R. Wagner. Fifth Row: G. Williams, P. Allison, E. Camp, J Avery. B. Anderson, S. Olevenson, R. Medlock. Mr. Boozer Mm Bronicomb, Adviior PHI BETA LAMBDA Phi Beta Lambda composes one of the largest groups on the campus, The organization is a nationol business society and is open to oil 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 entronce standards. All members of the business faculty serve as advisors, and Miss Lucille Bran-scomb is sponsor and state director. This club publishes the Student Directory, which is a complete listing of student and faculty. Jeon Robbins, Candidate for Miss Mimoia. Rondol! Howkini, C. Wilkerion, S. Bowman, J Robbins, T, Summerville, J. Middleton, J Laneter, A. Hill, A. Summerville, A. Brown, J. Jonei, S. Hicki, S. O'Kelley, C. Hommond, B. Burgen, C. Robertton, J. Washington, S. Shorpley, S. Houiton, J. Davii, T. Beaty, J. Dunlap- G. Cofner, W. Cummingi, J. Letter, L. Ware, R. Wogner The 5 udenl Directory Committee The Accounting Club XJ OFFICERS Melba Wilson, Jean Truell, Jane Barclift. Standing: Hilda Still, Margo ret Brawn. M  . Malhewl. Bonoi. Pork.,. Sh.iby lofo . . T, , t5°,NE cOtE HOM ECONOMICS CLUB u„m. 6 6006 ° e ome Fc- Club is an organization composed of me economics majors and minors, and other interested students and faculty members. It is an active member of state and national assoc. and its activities consist of those associated with the field of home economics. The club members also serve as hostesses at various teas and receptions at the college. Advisor for the club is Mrs. Hazel J. Mathews. CROUP ATTENDING STATE CONVENTION I 178 1 Jone Bordit State Hi °f,on .'V Seated: M. Brown, D. Beck, P. Wilson, V. Nethery, S. LoFotlete, J. Borclift, E. Embenon. Standing: Mrs. lowrey, H. Still, J. StringfeMar. J. Burcholer, P. Fouc tt, S. Bullard, S. McDaniel, J. Mayben, S. Bennett, J- TroeW Seo-ed; J. Botes, M.Morris, M. Wilson, I. Df. M Mrs. Green, M. Gaber, C. Coal,. B. do,sea,S. J. M. B. Parker, J. Far fey I 179 I The Jacksonville Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol, organized in 1945, is dedicated to the promotion of aerospace education, flight orientation, ground and preflight training, shortwave radio communications, search and rescue, and leadership training. The unit maintains an emergency vehicle and 3 two-way radio stations. It has three pilots and access to two aeroplanes for orientation and proficiency flying. It also sponsors a drill team for participation in statewide competition in the spring. John Letter, Codel Counselor, ney Sharpley. . fljaht advise to Melinda White, John Homner, and gives pre- 'tt Sid Engine repairs ore discussed by Carrol Hollingsworth and Gerald Patterson ‘GOIDENROD 16 Squadron short wave radio station stands ready at all times. Melinda White, Candidate lor Mis Mimosa. Seated: Bill Anderson, Ferrell Drummond, Paul Johnson. Standing: Benny Abney, Fred Greer, Ferrell McCorley, Rodney Akers, Hoyt Abfwy, Woyn Hilliard, Rtmt Sevrtt, Tommy Dennis, Winston Massey, Mitchell McKoy. KAPPA PHI KAPPA Kappa Phi Kappa is a national fraternity for male students of Junior and Senior standing. The fraternity was formed for the purpose of promoting education and encouraging men of sound moral character to enter the field. Dr. Reuben Self is advisor for the fraternity. [ 182 ] INTRAMURAL SPORTS All students are given a chance to participate in active competitive sports through the intramural program. The sports included in the program are; basketball, football, tennis, volley ball, softball, and horseshoes. The program is sponsored by the Physical Education Department. Winning teams are presented medals at the end of each season. The director of the program is Mr. H. L. Stevenson. Firs Row; Bill Kuy Kendall, Wayne Cummings, Jackie Jackson. Second Row. Dewitt Dodd, John Allen, Bill Groggons I 0 V A 1 NSY N.J, ILLINOIS O H I ° %. 57 k 'Vv! k  K E N T 15 V- 4s' J5 LY chi. n a 11 - ____6 • NA Hii ic ,, . i S NOH-T K ( S • tltx. T E N NESS l, ’!x f p_o u- N « M i(y • XfM Cokin H 0 it +c c •H-X o ft LR B ft M FI I H) c Jt £ M«fc)U I____ Ott p t 5W u 11 5 Xs 0 s tt i ? O 4 Summer Seeking Wisdom ??? [ '86 I Pannell Beach giving Daugette Beach a run for its money. At the o!e swimmin' hole. - ' in cl oth er$} L ?? knows i I idtration We get used to standing in line during this week. What will I do if this class is closed? j Sound advice is being received. Those registration cards seem to get longer each semester. That hard earned summer money gets away much r gg 1 Mr. Bush . . . always willing to help students, too fast. Our beautiful parade was surely a good signal to start the COUNT DOWN ON TROY. It the present DECADE OF DECISION is as decisive as our victory over Troy State, everything should be well in hand. comma Along with our Queen, we were privileged to welcome the classes of 1916 and 1917 back to our campus. The cheering squad was backed by this enthusiastic group of graduates, who cheered until the last whistle was blown and the game was over. Beethoven'i Fifth?? MASTERS OF CEREMONY Jackie Cooley and Mike Kimberly Shelby steps 1o the front in her new outfit Fashions were foremost and designed by the model Our distinguish ej visitor A Vance Packard, author [ '93 ] Jack Peterson, pionist The forthcoming year will bring radical changes to our campus. The multi-million dollar bond issue which was voted on during Gov. Patterson's administration has made it possible for these additions and more to come to our campus. Construction on the ultra-modern dining hall, auditorium, and chapel I lower left and the new men's dormitory (middle lefti are scheduled for completion by September first. An addition to Ayers Hall (top' and a Fine Arts Building are to begin soon. Thanks to our college administrators and the people of Alabama for these wonderful improvements. LEE'S SURRENDER AT APPOMATTOX By lli« Spnng of 1865, Lee's position hod become extremely precarious. He hod less than 50.000 men to Grant's 113,000 and with Sherman opprociching from the South ’he adds threatened soon to be even worse. Lee had maneuvered until he could na longer repel the Union Army. Realizing his fate he said, There is nothing left me but ’o go and see General Grant. On April 19th, in the village of Appomattox Court House. Lee and Grant met for a conference that virtually ended the war. One by on ‘■'o lesser bodies of Confederate troops laid down their arms, and on May 10th Jefferson Davis himself was captured. The Confederate Stotes of America had ceased to exist. 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