Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1962 volume:

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CONTENTS Ded icotion Adm i nistration and Faculty S.G.A. and Publications C lasses Sports Music Honors Features Military Organizations Advertisers Poge Page Page Page Page Page Pag® Page Page Page page 14 24 50 61 I 13 133 145 151 171 187 213 ■nTu, al | t'M$ 1 .i storo VtllH ci’ tii I’OVKiH B M jvin-aTon SeVrut UwtHvilte • t!0 IMAP ( yrts I f ffcim ImuMA' Kk «-1W mw 87 854 -J A DEVOUT, STALWART, INDIVIDUALISTIC PEOPLE w Mt AND A VIBRANT, ALERT, EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM | THE Mimosa of 1962 Jacksonville State College Jacksonville, Alabama REEVES SMITH Editor CRAWFORD NELSON Business Manager I 12 ] [ 3 ] f life j '.I [ M ] For her faithfulness to the students of Jacksonville State College, for her interest in their welfare, for her cheerful words of consolation, for her devotion to her work, we say, Thank you! and gratefully dedicate the 1962 Mimosa to: MRS. HAZEL HUDSON 87854 [ 15 ] IN MEMORIAM C MRS. SUSIE H. GLOVER 1900 - 1961 Gracious in manner Gentle in spirit Her friends were legion yers Science Hall president’s Home m The Ramona Wood Library The Music The Student Union Building The Home Management House The International House Hall The Stephenson Gymnasium The R.O.T.C. Building The Secondary and Elementary Laboratory Schools WOMEN DORM Daugette Hall J M'SS Gerrye Clegg Director Panned Hall Abercrombie Half Mrs. Ruth Esch Director [ 20 ] Mr . Rebecca Fagan Director Glazner Hall Miss Gladys B, Self [2) I Director FUTURE J S C PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE DR. HOUSTON COLE, a native of Fort 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 o member of Phi Beta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, and Phi Delta Kappa, Dr. Cole has been President of Jacksonville State College since 1942. [ 24 ] Lawrence Miles, Registrar and Director of Admissions A. D, Edwards, Director of Housing Baskin Wright, Director of Student Personnel ond Night School [ 25 ] Solon H. Glover, Business Manoger Geneva S. Pyron, Assistant Treasurer Miriam W. Haywood, Assistant Business Manoger Jesse E. Fain, Accountant [ 26 ] Clothile Griffith, Acting Bookstore Manager Mary W. Coss, Manager of the Grab Clifford Coffee, Publicity Director Gladys B. Self, School Nurse Heinrich H. Mueller, Custodian of Leone Cole Center I 27 ] Roy Treodaway, Caretaker Carolyn T. Hand, Secretary to Dean Mary Ann Mason, Transcript Clerk Effie W. Sowyer, Secretary to President Louise B. Sewell, Secretary to Registrar Mary S. Poling, Assistant to Registrar [ 8 ] Sybil D. Reaves, Certification Secretary Thomas J. Freeman, Assistant Librarian [ 29 ] Curtis Estes, Campus Policeman Ruby Woodall, Dietician Hazel O. Hudson, Head Dietician Marie Smith, Dietician Opal Johnson, Dietician [ 30 ] Lois S. McGee, Dietician DIVISION OF EDUCATION LUCILLE BRANSCOMB, A.B., M.A.; Associate Professor of Business; Head, Business Education and Administration. KATHRYN L. BYRD, A.A., B.S., Assistant Professor of Business Education. J. B. DYER, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Business Education. SAMUEL P HATCHER, M.B.A., GUY JOHANNES, JR. B.S., M.S.; C. P. C. U.; Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of Business, of Business. WIUODEAN STEPHENSON, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Business, [ 31 ] FLOYD TREADAWAY, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Business. REUBEN SELF, B.S., M.A., Ed D; Professor of Education. LUCILE W. CROW, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Education. EUGENE JONES, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Secondory Education. LESTER M. SIMES, B.S., M.S.; OPAL RUFUS LOVETT, B.S.; Instructor in English and Education. Instructor in Audio Visual Education. [ 32 ] JOY C. ALBEA, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student-Teaching. SALLIE F. ARNOLD, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student-Teaching. LOUISE R. CLARK, B.S.; Supervisor of Student-Teaching; Instructor in Education. JOHNILEE HARPER, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student-Teaching, BEATRICE JONES, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student-Teaching. ELI THOMAS MALONE, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student-Teaching. [ 33 1 CHARLES NUNN, B.S.. M.A.; As si slant Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student-Teoching. MARTHA S. TREDAWAY, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student Teaching. DEPARTMENT PALMER E CALVERT, B.S., M.S : Associate Professor of Physical Education and Department Head. OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION CHESTER C. DILLION, A.B., M.A.; Associate Professor of Physical Education. FRANCES K. HANSON, B.S.; THOMAS JEFFERSON ROBERSON, Instructor in Physical Education. [ 34 ] B.S., M.S.; Instructor in Physical Education, DONALD J. SALLS, B.S., M.S., Ed.D; Professor of Physical Education. WALTER R. WEDGEWORTH, B.S.; Instructor of Physical Education. LOY W. ALLISON, A.B., M.A., Ph. D.; Professor of Psychology, Chairman Division of Education. VIRGINIA R. KLAUS, B.A„ M.A.; Assistant Professor of Psychology. EARL C. McCOOL, B.S., M.Ed.; Instructor of Psychology. CARLENE S. THORNTON, B.A.,M.S.; Assistant Professor of Psychology. [ 35 ] DIVISION OF FINE ARTS RUTH S. SINCLAIR, A.B., M.F.A.; Instructor in Art. MARY I. LOWREY, B.S., M.S.; -Associate Professor of Home Economics and Department Head. JOHN H. CLEVERDON, BA, M.A.; Assistant Professor of Art. HAZEL J. MATTHEWS, B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of Home Economics. MALCOLM J. GRIFFIN, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Music. HAROLD A. THOMPSON, B. F. A., M. M,; Assistant Professor of Music. JOHN T. FINLEY, B.A., M.A., M.M.; Associate Professor of Music. DAN C. SPARKS, B.M., M.M.; Assistant Professor of Music. DAVID L WALTERS, B.S., M.M.; Assistant Professor of Music DIVISION OF LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES JAMES H. JONES, B.A.; Docteur de I'Universite de Montpellier, Department Heod, Professor of Foreign Longuoges. A. BRAINERD HATCH, A.B., M.A., Ph. D.; Associate Professor of Languages. WILLIAM J. CALVERT, B.A., A.M., Ph. D.; Department Heod, Professor of English, Chairman, Division of Longuoges. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH ANNETTE C. ASKEW, A 8.; Instructor in English. FRANCES L. CALLAN, A.B., M.A.; Assislont Professor of English. [ 38 ] MARY G. CLEGG, A.B., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. CHRISTINE FORRESTER, B.A., M,A,; Assistant Professor of English. THOMAS N. HAGOOO, A.B., M.A.; Professor of English. JOHN D. GANNON, A.B., M.A„-Instructor of English. MARY M GOGGANS, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. BERTHA D. LINDSEY, B.S., M.S.; Instructor in English. [ 39 ] CLYDE E. MARTIN, B.A.; Instructor in English. DOUGLASS OLSEN, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of English. GREER P. PERSON, B.A., M.A.; Instructor in English. FRANK P. RAINWATER, A.B., M.A., Ph. D.; Associate Professor of Enqlish. [ 40 I J. ALFRED SMOAKE, B.A., B.S., M.S.; Assistant Professor of English. MARTHA ANN WHITT, B.S., M.S.; Instructor in English. MARY ALICE WHITT, B.S., M.S.; Instructor, DIVISION of social science CHARLES W. PEEK, A.B., M.A-; Assistant Professor of Sociology- DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY ANATOl von SPAKOVSKY, Ph. D.; Assistant Professor of Sociology. LEON McCLUER, B.S., M.S.; Associate Professor of Geography. DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY i 1 ] ROLAND B. SKINNER, B.S., MS.; Assistant Professor of Geography. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY J. M. ANDERS, B.S., M.A., Ph. D., Professor of History, Chairman of Social Science. CLARENCE B. CARSON, B.S., M.A., Ph. D.; Associate Professor of History. WILLIAM EDWARD GILBERT, B. S., M. A ; Assistant Professor of History. BERNARD R. HENNES, B.S., M.S., MILO E. MAGAW, A.B, M.A.; L.L.B., Ph. D.; Assistant Professor of History. Associate Professor of History. HORACE LEE STEVENSON, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History. MARTHA H. MORGAN, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of History. MARGARET K. WOODHOUSE, A.B., M.A., Ph. D.; Associate Professor of History. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE J. PAUL SCHUMANN, B.A., M.A.; Instructor in Political Science. THOMAS P. DIXON, B.A.; Instructor in Social Sciences. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, B.A., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Economics. JACKSON W. SELMAN, B.S., L.L.B., M.A., Ph. D.; Associate Professor in Political Science. EDWIN VAN KEUREN, B.A., M.A., Ed. D.; Associate P rofe sso r in Political Science. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS HOWARD O PRICHARD, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Economics. DIVISION OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS PAUL J. ARNOLD, B.S., M.A., D. Sc.; Professor of Biology, Chairman of Science and Mathematics Division DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY REUBEN B. BOOZER, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Biology. EMMETT W. PRICE, D.V.M., MS., Ph. D.; Professor of Biology. [ 44 ] M. HARRIS MYNATT, B.A., M.A.; Supervisor for High School, In struclor in Biology. GAITHER B. SNODDY, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Chemistry. DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SCIENCE HAROLD S. STRICKLAND, B.S., M S., Ed. E.; Associote Professor of Science. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS RIA JANE CHIEPALICH, A.B., M.A.; Instructor of Mothemotics. [ 6 ] MILDRED B. JOHNSON, B.S., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Mathematics. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS JAMES T. STITT, JR., B.E.P., MS,; Assistant Professor of Physics. [ 47 J S G A ...GOVERNMENT BY THE STUDENTS... THE DORM REPRESENTATIVES: Don Wallace, Brad Mitchell, Pattie Faucet!, Manola Harper, Adolph Lee, Ferdinand Peralta. SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: Ed Jordan and Joy Culver THE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Margie Mask, Joan Smifhey, Peggy Love, Jane Hubbard, Ken Monk, Jockie Cooley, Crawford Nelson 7% [ 53 1 Mrs. R K. Coffee Advisor OPAL LOVETT Photographer VOICE OF THE 9 GAY TEMPLETON TASKA WILLIAMSON STUDENTS t r JOSEPHINE ROSSITER TROY DOBBINS Faculty Editors ELMER TATE Military Editor JOAN SMITHEY Music Editor mms tm 'mmtrn ♦VX 5 ♦ 3T3! r r� vT zm VICE PRESIDENT - Sonia O' Kelley TREASURER - We� l«y Thompson ABIES, Jane Cole; Glencoe; Home Economics Education. s E N I 0 R S AKERS, Rodney SChottanoogo, Tenn.; Math; Kappa Phi Kappa; Scabbard and Blade. ARMSTRONG, Laura Sue; Grove Ook; Home Economics Education; Leone Cole Home Economics Club. AUSTIN, Jimmy W.; Cedartown, Ga.; Physical Education; Usher's Club; J Club, Vice Pres ident; SummerS.G.A. Representative; Counselor. AUTREV, James C., Jr.; Anniston; Business Administration; Phi Beta Lambda. AVERY, Dianne; Jacksonville; Biology; Phi Mu Chi Beta. AVERY, Jimmy A.; Jacksonville; Chemistry; Scabbard and Blade. BAILEY, Opal; Gadsden; Elementary Education. BALLENGER, Wanda; Fort Payne; Chemistry; National Education Assn.; Baptist Student Union. BATES, Wain; Rome, Ga.; Music Education; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Treasurer; Marching Band; Brass Choir; Concert Band; A Capella Choir. BATEY, Jane Hamric; Oxford; Secretarial Science; Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Beta Lambda. BATEY, Susan H.; Gadsden; English. s E N BATTLES, William Melvin, Jr.; Anniston; Chemistry and Biology. BENTLEY, James H,; Childersburg; Music Education; Band; Chorus; Men's Glee Club; Brass Chair; Scabbard and Blade, First Lieutenant; Bond Announcer; Phi Mu Alpha. BILLINGSLEY, Herchel; Clanton; Biology; Scabbard and Blade. BOHANNON, Charles L.; Showmut; Business Administration. I 0 R S BOOZER, Bernard; Jacksonville; Business; Brotherhood Chairman; Student Center Chairman of the Baptist Student Union. BORDEN, Margaret; Heflin; History,-Transferfrom Judson; Senior Beauty. BOWMAN, U. S.; Pisgah; Elementary Education. BR00K5, Frances E.; Gadsden; History; History Club. BROOKS, William J.; Tallapoosa; Physical Education. BROWN, Barbara C.; Pell City; Languages; International House; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Pi Gamma Mu; Who's Who. BROWN, L.R., Jr.; Walnut Grove; Math. BUCKELEW, June; Boaz; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Science Club. • BURGESS, Brenda Ann; Atta I la; History; Phi Beta Lambda. BURGESS, Drennen E.; Attollo; Accounting; Accounting Club. BURT, Phyllis Loworn; Bowden, Go.; Moth; Transfer from West Georgia College; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Wesley Foundation. CALLENDER, Wilbourn,- Birmingham; Business. CAMP, Elton B.; Albertville; Biology; Phi Mu Chi Be to. CANNON, James B.; Birmingham; Accounting; Band; Accounting Club. CARDIN, Jerald; Jacksonville; Physical Education. s E N I 0 R S CARLISLE, Nellie Jo,- Talledego; Biology; Who's Who. s E N I 0 R S CARTER, Arland; Fort Payne; Physical Education; J Club; Football. CARTER, Jerry T.; Rockmart, Ga.; History; Intramural Sports; R, O. T. C. Fraternity. CARTER, Marie White; Eastaboga; ElementaryEd-ucation. CATO, Tommy; Roanoke; Physical Education. CHEATWOOD, Robert; Oxford; Chemistry. CHITWOOD, Nancy; Cedar Bluff; Biology; Freshman Class Social Chairman; Sophomore S.G.A. Representative; Junior Class Treasurer; W.A.A. Reporter; Three Keys, Treasurer. COFER, Gerald A.; Lafayette; Music; Phi Mu Alpha; Band; Chorus; Brass Choir. COLLIER, Verlene; Piedmont; Secretarial Science; Counselor; Service Corps; Phi Beta Lambda. CONN ELL, W. E., Jr.; Goyiesville; Biology; S.G.A. Representative; Secretary of Junior Class; Circle K; Counselor. COOK, John; Aynor, S. Carolina; French. COOLEY, John R.; Tolledego; Business Administration; F.B.L.A.; Tennis Team, All Conference; Football; S.G.A. Representative. COX, Jimmie Carolyn; Tolledego; Math. DANNENBARGER, Judy; Lakeland, Fla.; Chemistry; Phi Mu Chi Beta. DEAN, Lester L.; Centre; Math and Physical Education. DENNIS, Tommy; Tallasee; English; Freshman Class Reporter; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Social Chairman; S.G.A. Representative; Kappa Phi Kappa; MosqueS. Wig; Ci rcle K; Mimosa Staff; Collegian Stoff; Letter of Appreciation. DEVENYNS, Doan B.; Warrior; History; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Boptist Student Union. s E N I 0 R S DOBBINS, Troy; Booz; Business Administration; Who's Who; Editor of Collegian; “J Book Editor; S.G.A. s E N I 0 DOVERSPIKE, Robert; Kittanning, Pa.; Accounting. DOWNEY, Henry Edward; Gadsden; Accounting; Accounting Club. EASTERWOOD, Patricia; Dadeville; Physical Education; Pi Gamma Mu; W.A.A.; P.E. Major's Club. EDWARDS, Sara, Heflin; Elementary Education; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Freshman Class Beauty; Miss Mimosa Candidate; Dormitory Vice President. FAUCETT, Patricia; Palmerdale;HomeEconomics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Sophomore Clas Favorite, Cheerleader. R S FERRELL, Gennette, Jasper; Math; Phi Mu Chi Beta; National Education Assn.; Who's Who; Counselor; Miss Mimosa Candidate; Homecoming Candidate; Mimosa Staff; Circle K Sweetheart. FINDLEY, Carol; Fairmount, Ga.; Elementary Education. FINLEY, Ruth M.; Alexandria; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club, Reporter; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Baptist Student Union, FOX, Helen Ruth; Gadsden; Business Education; Sigma Tau Delta; F.B.L.A. GARRETT, William H.; Harpersville; Math. GILBREATH, Gwen; Boaz; Accounting; Accounting Club, Secretary; Pi Gamma Mu; F.B.L.A. GILLILAND, Billy Ray; Boaz; Accounting. GILLILAND, Marjorie; Boaz; Biology; Pi Gamma Mu; Kappa Delta Epsilon. GRAHAM, James L.; Gadsden; Accounting and Business GRAY, Katie Ann; Pel! City; Physical Education; W.A.A.; P.E. Major's Club; Sophomore Class Officer. s E N I 0 R S s E N GREER, fred; Adger; History; Masque Wig; Law Club; Scobbard and Blade; Kappa Phi Kappa; F.T.A. GROGAN, Gerald; Lincoln; Physical Education, HAGAN, Susan; Alexander City; Elementary Education; S.G.A. Representative; Ballerina; Senior Class Secretory; Sophomore Class Favorite, HAGOOD, Annette; Wadley; History I 0 R S HAIL, Joyce; Anniston; Elementary Education. HALEY, William R., Jr.; Heflin; Biology; President of Phi Mu Chi Beto; Cheerleader; Counselor. HALL, James H,; Foirfield; Business. HALPIN, Gerald; Lineville; Physical Education; Football; Basketball; J Club; Scabbard and Blade, Who's Who. HAMMOCK, Peggy; Langdale, Math; Phi Mo Chi Beta; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi. HANSARD, Eleanora W.; Centre; Elementary Education; Three Keys; Junior Class Secretary; Student Forum. HARRISON, Margaret; Ohatchee; History; Who's Who. HARVEY, Ri I la; Oneonta; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club. HAWKINS, Glenda; Trion, Ga,; Elementory Education; Transfer from West Georgia College. HAWKINS, Larry E.; Alexander City; Business; F.B.L.A.; J Club, Secretary; Letter of Appreciation; Certificate of Achievement; Mr. Friendliest; Class Favorite; Dormitory Social Chairman; S.G.A. HAYES, Hal; Albertville; History; Senior Class President; ” J Club; Collegian Sports Editor; Dormitory Officer; S.G.A.; Letter of Appreciation; Mimosa Sports Editor. E N I 0 R S HAYGOOD, Marie; Gadsden; English; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Pi Gammo Mu; Sigma Tau Delta, Who1 s Who. s E N I 0 R HAYNES, Jomes V.; Arab; Business; Service Corps; Rha Omega Tau Chi; Intramural Sports. HENLEY, Donald S.; Anniston; Business. HENRY, Richard; Fayetteville, North Carolina; Business. HICKS, Harold; Sylacauga; Math. HILBURN, Ralph; Piedmont; Physical Education. HILL, Annette; Gadsden; History. HOLBROOK, Harriet; Gadsden; Elementary Education. HOLDBROOKS, Rheaunette; Glencoe; Home Economics; leone Cole Home Economics Club. HOLSONBACK, James; Crossville; Accounting; Circle K, Treasurer; Accounting Club Chairman. HORNSBY, Barbara Wynette; Lanett; Secretarial Science; F.B.L.A.; Counselor. HOUSTON, Charles E.; Bessemer; Business, Masque Wjg; Alternate Cheerleader; Vice President of Junior Class; Service Corps; Scabbard and Blade; Usher's Club, Treasurer; Circle K, Treasurer, Boord of Directors; Vice President of S.G.A.; Counselor; Phi Beta lambda; Mimosa Circulation Manager. HOWARD, Martha; Jacksonville; Elementary Education. HUFF, Mary Ann; Anniston; Secretarial Science; Ballerina; Freshman Class Beauty; Gem of the Hills; Military Queen; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Miss Mimosa Candidate; Homecoming Maid. s E N I 0 R S HURST, Patricia; Ohatchee; E I e m e n ta r y Education; National Education Assn.; Masque and Wig. JOHNSON, Ernest R.; Godsden, Physical Education; P.E. Major's Club. - V r s E N I 0 R S JOHNSON, Frances E.; Pine take, Go.; Secrelar iol Science; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Vice President and Secretary; Phi Beta Lombda; Who's Who. JOHNSON, Jimmy N.; Jacksonville; Accounting; All Star Basketball. JOHNSON, Wanda; Gadsden; Accounting; Accounting Club, Secretary ond Treosurer; Pi Gamma Mu; Who's Who. JONES, Ben W.; Collinsville; Math; BaptistStudent Union; Advanced R.O T.C. KEAHEY, Pat; Talledega; History; FreshmanCloss Favorite; Miss Friendly, 1961; Junior Class Beauty; S.G.A.; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Closs Social Chairman; Senior Class Beauty; Miss Homecoming, 1961; Miss Mimoso Candidate. KIMBERLY, Nancy; Anniston; Music Education; Delta Omicron; A Copella Choir. KING, Horold D.; Pell City; Business. KUYKENDALL, Bill G.; Winter Garden, Fla.; Physical Education. 1 s LACY, Demi! P.; Jacksonville; Math and Chemistry; Vice President of Phi Mu Chi Beta; Civil Air Patrol. LESTER, Sandra; Dadeville; Physical Education; Secretary S.G.A.; Westminster Fellowship, President and Secretary; Pi Tau Chi, Vice President; P.E. Major's Club, Vice President; Mimosa, Ass't Business Manager; W.A.A.; Counselor; State Vice President A.A.H.P.E.R.; Certificate of Achievement; Service Corps. McABEE, Vera; Piedmont; Music; Delta Omicron, Treasurer and Vice President; A Copella Choir; Band; Accompanist for Men1 s Chorus. E N McCARLEY, Lonnie F.; Tolledego, History; Scabbard and'Blade; Rho Omega Chi; Kappa Phi Kappa. McCRAW, Barbara; Hueytown; Business. 4T| McCLELLAN, Peggy; Alexander City; Physical Education; National Education Assn.; W.A.A.; Baptist Student Union. I 0 R McCOLLUM, Homer; Gadsden; Music; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. s McCRELESS, Joyce; Attalla; English; Counselor; Sigma Tou Delta; Kappa Delto Epsilon; Nationol Education Assn.; Who's Who. McDANIEL, Sally; Piedmont; English; Band; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Nationol Education Assn. E N I 0 R S McDANIEL, Lenora; Gadsden; English; Pi Gamma Mu; Kappa Delta Pi, McKAY, Mitchell; Lineville; Biology; Kappa Phi Kappa; Scabbard and Blade. McPHERSON, John G.; Birmingham; Business; Phi Beta Lambdo; Baptist Student Union. MADDOX, Tommy; Albertville; Physical Education; J Club; Football; Usher's Club. MASH BURN, Charlotte; Gadsden; English; Pi Gamma Mu. MAZE, Goil; Arab; Music; Delta Omicron, President; A Capella Choir; Marching ond Concert Bond. MAZE, Hugh Lee; Arab; Physical Education; P.E. Major's Club, Treasurer; J Club. MITCHELL, Ken; Roanoke; Music; Bond; Phi Mu Alpha; Chorus; Woodwind Ensemble; Brass Choir; Freshman Class President; Dormitory Officer; Dance Bond. MITCHELL, Nellie W.; Jacksonville; Elementary Education. MITCHELL, Sandra S.; Anniston; Chemistry. MURlCH, Robert F.(- Gadsden; Accounting; Circle K. MORGAN, Glenda; Piedmont; Biology. MORGAN, Malissa; Piedmont; Elementary Education; International House. MORTON, Olan; Albertville; Business; State It. Gov., Circle K; Business Club. I 0 R S s E N I NELSON, Crawford; Heflin; Math; Summer President S.G.A.; Service Corps; Vice President Circle K; Vice President B.S.U.; Ushers Club; Junior Class S.G.A. Representative; Counselor. NEURA, Edward J.; Brunswick Hills, Ohio, Physical Education; P.E. Major's Club; ’'J Club; Ushers Club; Newman Club President; Football; Sophomore Class Favorite. O'KELLEY, Sonja Lee; Anniston; Business; Ballerina; Phi Beta Lambda Secretary; Student Directory; Junior Class Beouty; Senior Class Beauty; Senior Class Vice President; Military Queen Candidote; Senior Spotlight. OLAVESON, Steve; Roanoke; Biology; Science Club; P.E. Major's Club. PATTERSON, Gerald C.; Lipscomb; History; B.S.U. Freshmen Council; B.S.U. President; Civil Air Potrol Information Officer; Pi Tau Chi Reporter. PATTERSON, Martha Jo; Jacksonville; Elementary Education. PEARCE, Donald F.; Heflin; History. PENTECOST, Judy; Duke; English; Sigma Tau Delta; Three Keys; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Who’s Who. PEOPLES, Pool R.; Sylacauga, Physical Education; History. PICKETT, Doris B.; Columbus, Ohio; Political Science; History Club President; Sigma Tau Delta Historian; Masque and Wig; Honors Political Science and History; Who's Who. PIERCE, Edward D.; Birmingham; History; Scabbard and Blade Officer; D.M.S.; Circle K; Rho Omega Tau Chi; Canterbury Club; Who’s Who. POWELL, Billy G.; Jacksonville; Physical Education; P.E. Major's Club. POWELL, Dorothy Ann; Gadsden; Music; Delta Omicron 2nd. Vice President and Historian; A Capella; Band. POWELL, Hiram,- Ashland; Physical Education; P.E. Major’s Club; State President A.A.H.P.E.R, POWELL, Paul T.; Gadsden; Business; F.B.L.A.; Accounting Club. s E N I 0 R S POWELL, Richard; Gadsden; Business. s E N I 0 R S RAGAN, Janice G.; Piedmont; Secretarial Science; Business Education. RAY, Robert; Lyerly, Georgia; Biology; Wesley Foundation. REAVES, Norman; Atalla; Business. REDDEN, Paul J.; Huntsville; Accounting; Math; Scabbard and Blade; College Band; B.S.U.; Science Club. RICHARDSON, Don; Goodwater; Physical Education; Tennis Team; Intramural Sports; Basketball All Star Team; Free Throw Champ; Freshman Basketball. RIDDLE, Phyllis; Springville; Elementary Education; Wesley Foundation. ROBERTSON, Ernest Grey; Oxford; Business; F.B.L.A. ROBILLARD, Anne; Bessemer; Chemistry; Biology; Math; Who's Who. ROSSITER, Josephine; Gadsden; Political Science; English; Who's Who; Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma Too Delta; Counselor; Religious Emphasis WeekCom-mittee; Newman Club; Mimosa Staff; Letter of Appreciation; Law Club; S.G A.; Dormitory Officer. ROWAN, Bobby J.; Jacksonville; Business; Phi Beta Lambda. RUMBLE, Merilyn; Katoomba, Australia; English; President International House; Who's Who. RUSSELL, Samuel G.; Godsden; Business; Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma Tau Delta; Who's Who. RUTLEDGE, Arrel Fred; A I b e r t v i I I e; Math; Business; F.B.L.A,; Circle K. SCOTT, Elvin Clayton; Lanett; Biology. SHARP, Jonita; Alexandria; English; International House; Masque and Wig. SHOTTS, Jack F.; Huntsville; Biology; Phi Mu Alpha. s s SIMMONS, Nancy; WolnutGrove; English;Social Chairman Sophomore Class; S.G.A.; Ballerino, Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Mo Chi Beta; B.S.U. SIMPSON, Glenda; Rainville; Math; Counselor; Three Keys; Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Mo Chi; Belo Who's Who. E N I SLATER, Doris C.; Flat Rock; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club; Parliamentarian. SLATER, Hughie B.; Flat Rock; Physical Education. SMITH, Garland; Yadkinville, N.C.; History. 0 R S SMITH, Johnny, Collinsville; Moth. SMITH, Mary; Jacksonville; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club Treasurer. SMITH, Reeves; lineville; Biology; Wesley Foundation President; Pi Tau Chi President; Kappa Phi Kappa President; Mimosa Editor; Religious Emphasis Committee; Kappa Delto Phi; Counselor; Certificate of Achievement; S.G.A.; Who’s Who. SNEAD, Peggy; Booz; Biology; Junior Cioss Beauty. STEPPIE, John J. Jr.; Jacksonville; Biology; Tennis Team; Phi Mu Chi Beta; Newman Club; President. 5TEWART, Jerry; Rome, Georgia; Business. STEWART, Shirley; Oxford; Home Economics; leone Cole Home Economics Club. STEWART, Thomas G.; Eden; Business. STILLWELL, Betty; Vincent; Medical Technology; Guidon; Ballerina. STRINGFEILOW, Joanne; Ashland; Home Economics; Leone Cole Home Economics Club President; Counselor; Who's Who. TATE, Dewey E.; Hollins; Business; Scabbard and Blade; Rho Omega Tau Chi; Ushers Club; Counselor; Mimosa Staff; Service Corps; President Patterson Hall. s E N I 0 R S s E N I 0 R S TAYLOR, Jimmy G.; Delta; Biology; S.G.A.; Freshmen Class; Collegian; Mimosa Staff. TEMPLETON, Mary Sue; Gadsden; B us i ness,• F.B.L.A. THOMAS, Hastletine Powell; Tampa, Florida; Elementary Education. THOMPSON, Wesley R.; Gadsden; History; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Vice President; S.G.A.; History Club Warden and Treasurer; Pi Mu Alpha; Circle K; College Band; Brass Choir B.S.U. THORNHILL, C.E.; Pisgoh; History. TOLBERT, Annette; Glencoe; History. UMPHREY, Doris; Cullman; Biology; B.S.U.; Three Keys; N.E.A.; Phi Mu Chi Beta. USRY, Edwin; Gadsden; Physical Education; Intramural Sports. USRY, James Wallace; Gadsden; Accounting; Intramural Sports. VAN CLEAVE, John T.; Wadley; Math; Phi Theta Kappa; Circle K Vice President; Scabbard and Blade; Science Club; Who's Who. VAUGHN, William T.; Homer, Georgia; Language; History; International House. VIDAL, Esperanza; La Paz, Bolivia; English WALKER, Jack D.; Sylacauga; Accounting; Accounting Club Vice President. WALKER, Patsy V.; Anniston; Math. WEBB, Danny A.; Roanoke; Business; F.B.L.A. WELCH, Bobby Wayne; Alexander City; History; Editor Collegian. s E N I 0 R S s E N I 0 R WELCH, Geroldine S.; Alenonder City; English; Pt Gomma Mu, President; SigmaTau Delta; Who's Who, WHATLEY, Tommy; Lincoln; Physical Education; P.E. Major's Club; Captain of Scobbordand Blade; Battle Group Commander; Counselor; Who's Who. WHITEN, Peggy; Heflin; Elementary Education; Baptist Student Union. WILLIAMS, James; Hueytown; Business; J Club. WILLIAMS, Mildred; Blountsville; Home Economics. WRIGHT, Charles; G ad sd e n; B u s i n e ss; Cheerleader; Homecoming Float Committee. YOCUM, Virginia, Attallo; Home Economics,-Transfer from Huntingdon College. YOUNG, Thomas; Crossville; Business Administration; Rho Omega Tau Chi; Circle K Club; Service Corps; Phi Beta Lambda, Class Favorite; Counselor; S.G.A. Treasurer; Who1 s Who. UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORE Johnny Brookes ABEL ABSHER ADAIR ADAMS ALIEN, B. ALLEN, D. ALIEN, P. ALLEN, R. AMOS ANDREWS ANO ANTHONY ARMSTRONG ARNOLD ASHLEY ATCHISON AUSTIN BAGGETT BAIN BAKER BALLARD BARNES BEACH BEARDEN BELCHER BELL, H. BELL, R. BENTLEY BERRY, A. BERRY, B. BEVILL BIGBEE BILLINGSLY BINNER BISHOP BLACK BLOCKERBY BLOCKER BOBO BOGGAN ROW-1 - ABEL, Williom M., 1, Glencoe; ABSHER, Iva, 2, Blountsville; ADAIR, James, 2, Goodwater; ADAMS, Ronald, 1, Lancaster, Po.; ALLEN, Bryant, 1, Orange Beach; ALLEN, Dixolee, 1, Anniston; ALLEN, Peggy, 2, Alexander City; ALLEN, Randy, 2, Anniston. ROW-2- AMOS, Linda, I, Gadsden; ANDREWS, James, 1, Jacksonville; ANO, Yukiko, 3, Japan; ANTHONY, Billy Ray, 3, Piedmont; ARMSTRONG, John F., 1, Scottsboro; ARNOLD, Williom, 1, Jacksonville; ASHLEY, Sara Lee, 1, Gadsden; ATCHISON, Judy, 1, Woodard. ROW-3- AUSTIN, Coreoyn, 3, Hokes Bluff; BAGGETT, Terry, 2, Fairfield; BAIN, Paul, 3, Gadsden; BAKER, Jo Ellen, 1, Phenix City; BALLARD, Tommy, 1, Menlo, Go.; BARNES, Harry, 1, Summerville, Go.; BEACH, Tyonne, 1, Fayette; BEARDEN, Frances, 1, Gadsden. ROW-4 BELCHER, Jerrie, 2, Roanoke, BELL, Hugh, 3, Sylvonio; BELL, Rubye, 2, LoFayette; BENTLEY, Jock, 2, Oxford; BERRY, Al, 2, Opp; BERRY, Bonnie, 1, Goodwater; BEVILL, Nancy, 3, Langston; BIGBEE, Melba, 2, Munford. ROW-5- BILLINGSLY, Billy, I, Sylacougo; BINNER, Kay, 1, B i r m i ng ha m; BISHOP, Sharon, 1, Gadsden; BLACK, Harriett, 1, Arab; BLOCKERBY, Mary, 1, Bessemer; BLOCKER, Ronold, 3, Sylacaugo; BOBO, Felton, 3, Gadsden; BOGGAN, Sora, 1, Birmingham. BOHANON BOLLEN BONILLA BOOZER BORLAND BOWMAN BOYCE BRAMBLETT BRANCH BRANNON BRANSCOMB BRAUN BRIDGES BROOKES, J.D. BROOKES, J. BROWN, I. BROWN, R. BRYAN BRYSON BUCHANNON BUFF BUNTIN BURG BURGESS BURGIN BURT BUTLER BYNUM CABRERA CALHOUN CAMP CAMPBELL, A.A. CAMPBELL, E. CAMPBELL, N. CARDEN CARR CARROLL, B. CARROLL, C. CARROLL, J. CARTER ROW-]- BOHANON, Carol, 2, Attalla; BOLLEN, Jackie, 2, Remlap; BONILLA, 1, Birmingham; BOOZER, Jack, 3, Jacksonville; BORLAND, Carol, 3, Birmingham; BOWMAN, Frank, 1, B i r m i n g h a m; BOYCE, Linda, 1, Oxford; BRAMBLETT, James, 1, Helena, ROW-2- BRANCH, Edna, 1, Shawmut, BRANNON, Jerry, I, Glencoe; BRANSCOMB, Eugenio, 1, Sheffield; BRAUN, John, 1, Beaver, Pa.; BRIDGES, Dot, 1, Austell, Go.; BROOKES, Jimmy, 2, Gadsden; BROOKES, Johnny, 2, Gadsden; BROWN, Inez, 2, Lineville ROW-3- BROWN, Ralph, I, Anniston; BR YA N, Vernell, I, Cleveland; BRYSON, Charlotte, 1, Gadsden; BUCHANNON, Warren, 1, Birmingham; BUFF, Anne Marie, SS, Belgium; BUNTIN, Frank, 2, Talledego; BURG, Micheline, 1, Belgium; BURGESS, Thomas, 1, Heflin. ROW-4- BURGIN, Barbara, I, Birmingham; BURT, Word, 2, Oxford; BUTLER, Phoebe, ), Anniston; BYNUM, Patsy, 1, Walnut Grove; CABRERA, Maria, 1, Bolivia; CALHOUN, Patricio, 3, Arab; CAMP, 8enny, 2, Newill; CAMPBELL, Anne, 2, Lineville. ROWS- CAMPBELL, Elizabeth, 1. Munford, CAMPBELL, Nancy, 3, Woodville; CARDEN, Roscoe, 3, Heflin; CARR, Carole, 1, Leeds; CARROLL, Borbora, 2, Oneonta, CARROLL, Charles, 2, Albertville; CARROLL, James, I, Addison; CARTER, William, I, Tallapoosa, Ga. [ 90 ] BROWN CARVER CASEY, J. CASEY, L. CAUSEY CHAPMAN CHARTON CHEATWOOD CHITWOOD, P. CHITWOOD, W. CLARK, J. CLARK, M. CLAYTON CLINKSCALES CLOTFELTER, R. CLOTFELTER, W. COFFEY COLE, C. COLE, R. COLEMAN COLLIER COLVIN COOPER CORNELIUS COUCH CREEL CROW, J. CROW, M. CROWDER CROWE CRUMPTON CULVER, J. CULVER, J. CULVER, W. DABBS DAFFYON DANFORD DAVIS, D, DAVIS, G. DAVIS, J. ROW-1- BROWN, Miriam, 3, Muscadine; CARVER, Wanda, 1, LaFayette; CASEY, Jackie, 2, Alexandria; CASEY, Linda, 2, Jacksonville; CAUSEY, Charlie, 2, Fort McClellan; CHAPMAN, Betty Jane, 2, Warrior; CHARTON, Marie Claire, 3, Marseille, France; CHEATWOOD, Gerald, 1, Eufaula. ROW2 CHITWOOD, Patricia Ann, 1, Portersville; CHITWOOD, William, 3, DeArmanville; CLARK, Joe, 1, New Brockton; CLARK, Margaret Diane, I, Lineville; CLAYTON, Margaret, I, Decatur; CLINKSCALES, Sue, 2, Pell City; CLOTFELTER, Robert, 1, Gadsden; CLOTFELTER, Wayne, 2, Gadsden. ROW-3-COFFEY, Ollie Ruth, 3, Albertville; COLE, Carolyn, 1, Gadsden; COLE, Randall, 1, Fort Payne; COLEMAN, Kathy, 1, Anniston; COLLIER, Edward, 3, Birmingham; COLVIN, Thomas Edward, 1, Geraldine, COOPER, Claire Lou, I, Birmingham; CORNELIUS, Joella, 1, Walnut Grove. ROW-4- COUCH, Bonnie, I, Guntersville; CREEL, Joe, 1, Morris; CROW, JoAnn, 3, Fort Payne; CROW, Martha, 3, Eden, CROWDER, Barbara, 1, Mt. Olive; CROWE, Kenneth, 3, Valley Head; CRUMPTON, James Troy, 2, Roanoke; CULVER, John W., 3, Birmingham. ROW-5- CULVER, Joy, 2, Tarrant City; CULVER, Wayne, 2, Henagar; DABBS, Emily Ann, 2, Dadeville; DAFFYON, Robert, 2, Raglond; DANFORD, Robert, 3, Sylacauga; DAVIS, Dorothy, 3, Albertville; DAVIS, Gay, I, Bessemer; DAVIS, James, 1, Foley, [ S 1 ] DAVIS, J. DAVIS, M. DEAKINS DECK DECKER DEERMAN DEMPSEY DENTON, A. DENTON, B. DESCHANG DISON DODGEN DORSETT DOWD DOWNS DRAKE DRAPER DUCKETT DUELL DYE EDMONSON EDWARDS ELKINS, F. ELKINS, J. ELLIS, V, ELLIS, W. EVANS. C EVANS, P. EVANS, R. EVERETT FARABEE FAUCETT FIELDS, M. F. FIELDS, M. FINCHER FINK FINLEY FISHER FLANNAGAN FORD ROW-1- DAVIS, Julian, 3, Fort Payne; DAVIS, Mickey, 1, Oneonta, DEAKINS, Alice, 1, Fairfield; DECK, Sarah, 2, Talledega; DECKER, Jack, 3, Albertville; DEERMAN, Jimmy, 3, Rainesville; DEMPSEY, Sara, 2, Wedowee; DENTON, Anne, 1, Anniston. ROW2 DENTON, Barry, 3, Anniston; DECHANG, Paul, 2, France; DISON, Dale, 2, Talledega; DODGEN, John, 2, East Point, Go.; DORSETT, Michoel, !, Leeds; DOWD, Dennis, 1, Brooklyn, N.Y.; DOWNS, Ernest, 2, Guin,- DRAKE, Julie, 1, Birmingham. ROW-3- DRAPER, John, 3, Gadsden; DUCKETT, Frank, 1, Albertville; DUELL, Frances, I, Jacksonville; DYE, Darrell, 3, Cullman; EDMONSON. Joan, 1, Arab; EDWARDS, Steve, 2, Summerville, Go.; ELKINS, Frederica, 1, Tallossee; ELKINS, Johnny, 3, Tallassee. ROW-4- ELLIS, Virginia, 3, East Tallassee; ELLIS, William,!, Fort Poyne; EVANS, Charles, 3, Shannon, Ga.; EVANS, Phyllis, 1, Bessemer; EVANS, Richard, !, Fart Payne; EVERETT, Ben, 3, Rainville; FARABEE, Jesse, 2, Gadsden; FAUCETT, Jimmy, !, Gadsden. ROW-5- FIELDS, Morrion, 3, White Plains; FIELDS, Melvin, 1, White Plains; FINCHER, Weymon, 2, Summerville, Ga.; FINK, Mory, 2, Summerville, Ga.; FINLEY, Carolyn, 3, Weaver; FISHER, Jonet, 1, Rome, Ga.; FLANNAGAN, Roy, 1, Rome, Ga.; FORD, Pat, 3, Godsden. o ' FOSTER FOSTER FOX FRADDOSIA FRANCIS FRANKS FREEMAN FULLER FULLER FUNDERBURKE FUTRAL GABLE GALLEGLY GAMBLE GARMON GARRISON GATENO GENTLES GIBBONS GIBBS GIBSON GIBSON GIDDENS GIGLIO GILBERT GILBERT GILBERT GILBREATH GILREATH GILLIAND GILLILAND GLASS GLASS GODBEHERE GODWIN GOREY GOSS GRAHAM GRA6EN GRANT ROW-1 - FOSTER, Emma Ruth, 2, Anniston, FOSTER, Ernestine, 1, Leeds; FOX, James C., 2, Blountsville; FRAODOSIA, Grace, 2, New Port Richey, Fla.; FRANCIS, Ouida, 1, Anniston; FRANKS, Larry, 2, Jacksonville; FREEMAN, Galen, 2, Cleveland; FULLER, Addie, 3, Five Points, ROW 2- FULLER, Fannie Lee, 1, LaFayette; FUNDERBURKE, Faye, 2, Dadeville, FUTRAL, Sara, 3, Goodwater, GABLE, David, 1, Anniston; GALLEGLY, Wayne, 1, Pell City; GAMBLE, Blanche, 3, Anniston; GARMON, Nancy, I, Rockmart, Ga.; GARRISON, Bobbie, 2, Sylacauga. ROW-3- GATENO, Myriam, 2, Columbia; GENTLES, Ray, 3, Scottsboro; GIBBONS, Kitty, 3, Cedartown, Ga.; GIBBS, Freddie, 2, Oneonta, GIBSON, Jimmy, 2, Leesburg; GIBSON, Moselle B., 3, Jasper; GIDDENS, Vista, I, Ashland; GIGLIO, Ronald, 2, Bessemer. ROW-4- GILBERT, Bonnie, 2, Ashland; GILBERT, James, 2, Childersburg; GILBERT, Loretta, 2, Henegar; GILBREATH, Robert, 1, Fort Payne; GILREATH, Thomas, 2, Summerville; GILLIAND, Jerry, 1, Talladega; GILLILAND, Joe, 3, Rockford; GLASS, Kossie, I, Anniston, ROW-5 GLASS, Sharon, 1, Irondale; GODBEHERE, Rubye, 1, Sylacauga; GODWIN, Charles, I, Tallapoosa, Ga.; GOREY, Sylvia, 1, Jacksonville; GOSS, Pam, 2, Gadsden; GRAHAM, Beverly Ann, 1, Fairfield; GRABEN, Wilma, 1, Roanoke; GRANT, James, G. S., Anniston. i 93 ] GRAVES GRAY GREEN GREENE GREENSHAW GREGORY GREENIEAF GRIFFIN GRIGG GROAT GUNN HADAWAY HALES HALL HAM HAMILTON HAMMOND HAMNER HAMRIC HAND HANEY HANSON HARALSON HARBIN H ARBINSON HARDIN HARDWICK HARLAN HARPER HARRIS, F. HARRIS, G. HARRIS, J. HARRIS, M. HARRIS, R. HARRY HARVEY HARWELL HATZEL HAY HAYDEN t ” ik nk 1 - aJ ROW-1- GRAVES, Lieutella, 3, Bremen; GRAY, Dianne, 1, Gadsden; GREEN, Larry, 2, Trenton, Go.; GREENE, William, 2, Rome, Go.; GREENSHAW, William, 1, Athens; GREGORY, Gerald, 1, Gadsden; GREENLEAF, Margaret, 3, Jacksonville; GRIFFIN, Herbert, 2, Lineville. ROW-2- GRIGG, James, 1, Scottsboro; GROAT, Jane, 1, Fort Payne; GUNN, Sandra, 1, Lanett; HADAWAY, James, 1, Lanett; HALES, Sarah,3, FortPayne; HALL, Linda, 1, Rainsvilte; HAM, Tommy, 2, Sylacauga; HAMILTON, Constance, 1, Fairfield. ROW-3- HAMMOND, Brenda, 2, Sylacauga; HAMNER, Johnny, 3, Tuscaloosa; HAMRIC, Jean, 3, Oxford; HAND, Noel, 2, Heflin; HANEY, Henry, 1, Birmingham; HANSON, Shirley, 3, Jacksonville; HARALSON, Bobby, 1, Gunters-ville; HARBIN, William, 2, Anniston. ROW-4 HARBINSON, Jethro, 3, Cullman; HARDIN, Anita, I, Gadsden; HARDWICK, Terry, 1, Pell City; HARLAN, Richard, 1, Heflin; HARPER, Manola, 1, Fyffe; HARRIS, Franceta, 1, Gadsden; HARRIS, Gerry, 2, Gadsden; HARRIS, James, 3, Rock Springs. ROW-5- HARRIS, Mary Ellen, 1, Oneonto; HARRIS, Ronnie, 2, Geraldine; HARRY, Bettye, 3, Dairston; HARVEY, Danny, 1, Oneonto; HARWELL, Broughton, 3, Red Oak, Ga.; HATZEL, Nancy, 2, Oxford; HAY, Terry, 2, Oxford; HAYDEN, Joe, 1, Ashland. P R HAYES HAYNES hays HENRY, a. henrv, s. hicks HILDEBRAND HILL, B. HILL.D- fcl HINDMAN HIPP Hin c HODGES hofpecker HOIDBROOKS HOLDRIOGE HOLMAN holmes HOLY honea hood horn HORNSBY HOSMER HOWARD, E. HOWARD, J. HOWARD, K. HOWARD, M. HUBBARD HUGHES, D. HUGHES, J. HUGHES, J. HUGHETT, S. HURST HUTCHESON HYCHE IGOU IZELL JACKSON, B. JACKSON, P. ROW-1- HAYES, Ronald, 1, Glencoe; HAYNES, Peggy, 3, Ashland; HAYS, Sharon, 1, Cullman; HENRY, Anita, 2, Oxford; HENRY, Sarah Margaret, I, Fairfield; HICKS, Earl, 1, Gadsden; HILDEBRAND, James, 2, Tallapoosa, Ga.; HILL, Brenda, 2, Huntsville. ROW-2 HILL, Della Ann, 3, Glencoe,- HINDMAN, Martha, 1, Ohatchee; HIPP, Mary Ann, 2, Blountsville; HITT, Patsy, I, Blountsville; HODGES, Jerrell, 2, Roanoke; HOFFECKER, Betsey, 3, Homewood; HOLDBROOKS, Sara Jo, I, Ft, Payne; HOLDRIDGE, Barry, 3, Ft. Payne. ROW-3- HOLMAN, Todd, I, Harvest; HOLMES, Jimmy, I, Gadsden; HOLT, Willie, 1, Menlo, Ga.; HONEA Jimmie, 3, Ider; HOOD, Alice Faye, 2, Ashville; HORN, William, 1, Oxford; HORNSBY, Terry, 1, West Point, Ga.; HOSMER, Jane, 1, Hueytown. ROW-4- HOWARD, Elaine, 2, Florence; HOWARD, Jo Anne, 1, Anniston; HOWARD, Kay, 1, Bessemer, HOWARD, Michael, 2, Goodwater; HUBBARD, Jane, 2, Anniston; HUGHES, Diane, 1, Rockmart, Ga.; HUGHES, Janet, 1, Decatur-HUGHES, Judy, 2, Ft. Payne. ROW-5- HUGHETT, Sandy, 1, Birmingham,- HURST, Deloris, 1, Ohatchee; HUTCHESON, Sue, 1, Gadsden,- HYCHE, Ronnie, 3, Cordova; IGOU, Eloise, 1, Ft. Payne, IZELL, Etois, 3, Sylvania; JACKSON, Becky, 2, Gadsden, JACKSON, Patricia, I, New Port Richey, Flordia. JACOBS JARVIS JENKINS. C.C. JENKINS, C, JENKINS, W. JOHNSTON JOHNSON, J, JOHNSON, K. JOHNSON, S. JOHNSON, W. JOHNSTON JONES, 0. JONES, J, JONES, L. JONES, M. JONES, W. JORDAN, J, JORDAN, N. JUSTICE KAUFMANN KAY KENDRICK KEY KILLIAN KIMBERLY KING, C. KING, K KISER KNIGHT, J. KNIGHT, L. LAMBERTH LANG LAMHAM LANIER LATIMER LAYMAN LECROY LEE, B. LEE, C. LEE, L. ROW-1- JACOBS, Jerry, 1, Heflin; JARVIS, Patti, 1, Fairfax; JENKINS, Charles, 2, Sylacauga; JENKINS, Charlotte, 2, Jacksonville; JENKINS, Winston, 3, Henagar; JOHNSTON, James, 3, Fort Payne; JOHNSON, Jimmy, 2, Gunters-ville; JOHNSON, Kenneth, 3, Oxford. ROW-2- JOHNSON, Sue, 1, Heflin; JOHNSON, Wollace, 3, Jasper,- JOHNSTON, Cecelia, 2, Greensboro; JONES, David, 1, Anniston; JONES, Judye, 3, Macon, Ga.; JONES, Lynne, 1, Opelika; JONES, Mary Alice, 1, Blue Mountain; JONES, Wenona, 2, Guntersville. ROW-3- JORDAN, John, 1, Alexander City; JORDAN, Nancy, 1, Ashland; JUSTICE, James, 2, Gurley; KAUFMANN, Catherine, 1, Torrant; KAY, Raymond, 2, Rock Springs; KENDRICK, Jack, 2, Gadsden; KEY, Judy, 1, Anniston; KILLIAN, Connie, 2, Fort Payne. ROW-4- KIMBERLY, Mike, 2, Lincoln; KING, Charles, 1, Oneonta; KING, Kenneth, 1, Jacksonville; KISER, Carol Ann, 1, Birmingham; KNIGHT, James, 3, Dora; KNIGHT, Linda, 2, Roonoke,- LAMBERTH, Judi, 3, Gadsden; LANG, Tommy, 2, Albertville. ROW-5- LAMHAM, Cindy, 2, Roanoke; LANIER, Zem, 2, Talledega, LATIMER, Judith, 1, Alexander City; LAYMAN, Frances, 1, Decatur; LECROY, Hoyt, 3, Summerville, Ga.; LEE, Bill, 3, Henagar; LEE, Charles, 2, Camden; LEE, Lana, 1, Anniston LEE, I. LEE, L. LEE, M. LEEK, C. LESTER LETT LEW1SK LINDSEY LIPSCOMB LITTLE LIVINGSTON LORREN LOVE, G. LOVE, P. LOVVORN, J. LOVVORN, S. LOW LOWREY LUKER LUTTRELL LYDA McAFEE McCarty McCARVER McClendon, b. McClendon, b McCLUNG McCOLLOUGH McCOOD McCULLARS McCULLAR McCURDY McELWEE McEWEN McGuire McLaughlin McLEROY MACKEY MAINLAND MANGRUM LEE, Larry, 2, Addison; LEE, Lucy, 3, Oxford; LEE, Millie Beth, 2, Wedowee; LEEK, Charles, 1, Anniston; LESTER, Billy Jack, 2, Albertville; LETT, Phyllis, 3, Warrior; LEWISK, Larry, 1, Gadsden; LINDSEY, Jimmy, 2, Ft. Payne. ROW-2- LIPSCOMB, Horace, 3, Horton; LITTLE, Julia, 2, Centre; LIVINGSTON, Rebecca, I, Birmingham; LORREN, Polly, 2, Odenville; LOVE, William Gene, I, Oxford; LOVE, Peggy, I, Piedmont; LOVVORN, Jane, 3, Talladega; LOVVORN, Sandra, I, Woodland. ROW-3- LOW, Donna Sue, I, Gadsden; LOWREY, Eleanor, 3, Geraldine; LUKER, Betty, 2, Glencoe; LUTTRELL, Melaine, 1, Jacksonville; LYDA, Jane, 1, Ashvilie; McAFEE, Bobby Roy, 3, M op I e s v i 11 e; McCARTY, Melissa, 1, Mt. Olive; McCARVER, John, 1, Fairfield. ROW-4- McCLENDON, Becky, 2, Birmingham; McCLENDON, Billy, 1, Birmingham; McCLUNG, Ellen, 2, Goodwoter; McCOLLOUGH, Nancy Hagan, 2, Collinsville; McCOOD, Shiles, 1, Sc ottsbo r o; McCULLARS, Mary, 2, Lincoln; McCULLAR, Joy Ann, 2, Hokes Bluff; McCURDY, Linda, 1, Trion, Ga. ROW-5- McELWEE, Morilyn, I, Birmingham;McEWEN, Margaret, 2, Jacksonville; McGUlRE, Michael, 1, Montgomery; McLAUGHLIN, Paul, 1, Leeds; McLEROY, Patsy, 1, Anniston; MACKEY, Nancy, 2, Gadsden; MAINLAND, Lani, 1, Jacksonville; MANGRUM, Patricia, I, Smyrna. MANLEY MARCUM MARSH MARTIN MASK MATHIS MATSON MAXWELL MAXWELL MELLON MERRITT MILLER MILLER MILLER MILLER M1LLITZER MITCHELL MITCHELL MITCHELL MITCHEM MIZE MONK MOON MOON MOON MOON MOORE MOORE MORALES MORGAN MORRIS MURRY MYERS NABORS NAYLOR NELSON NESSLER NEWMAN NEWMAN NIXON ROW-1- MANLEY, Donald, 3, Roanoke; MARCUM, Janice, 1, Hueytown; MARSH, Robbie, 3, Rainsville; MARTIN Kitty, 2, Leeds; MASK, Margie, 3, Dadeville; MATHIS, Henry, 2, Jasper; MATSON, Douglas, 1, Talladega; MAXWELL, Patricia, 3, Gadsden, ROW-2- MAXWELL, Phyllis, 1, Tuscaloosa; MELLON, Betty, 2, Wedowee; MERRITT, James, 1, Adger; MILLER, Charles, 1, Jacksonville; MILLER, Linda, 3, Anniston; MILLER, Martha, 1, Wellington; MILLER, Roy, W., 3, Boaz; MILLITZER, Sally, 1, Apopka, Fla. ROW-3- MITCHELL, Brad, 3, Wedowee, MITCHELL, Glenda, 1, Ashland; MITCHELL, Judy, 2, Lineville; MITCHEM, Josephine, 1, Lanett; MIZE, John R., 3, Oxford; MONK, Ken, 1, Birmingham; MOON, Clark, 1, Forest Park, Ga.; MOON, David, 3, Sycamore. ROW-4- MOON, Robert, 3, Leesburg; MOON, Tommy, 3, Anniston,- MOORE, Harriette, 2, Rome, Ga.; MOORE, Joe T., 3, Attalla; MORALES, Italo, 3, Guatemala; MORGAN, Mary, 2, Talladega; MORRIS, Regina, I, Blountsville; MURRY, Roy B., I, Oneanta. ROW-5- MYERS, Donnie M„ 2, Collinsville; NABORS, Gwen, 2, Glencoe; NAYLOR, Marjorie, 1, Crossville; NELSON, Movene, 3, Wedowee; NESSLER, Sylvia, 1, New Port Richey, Fla.; NEWMAN, James L., 3, Fairfax; NEWMAN, Van G., 2, Jacksonville; NIXON, Elizabeth Anne, 3, Heflin. ( 98 J NORBERG NORRIS NORTON, G. NORTON, J. OAKLEY ODOM ONG OTTO OWENS, 8. OWENS, L. OWENS, N. OWENS, P. OWENS, R. PARKER, E. PARKER, L. PARRISH, J. PARRISH, S. PARSONS PATTERSON PAYNE, J. PAYNE, T. PELFREY PEMBERTON PENNINGTON PENTECOST, J. PENTECOST, W. PERALTA PERKINS PERMAN PERRY PETTIS pins POOL POPHEM PORTER POWELL, A. POWELL, B. POWELL, S. POWERS, M. POWERS, S. ROW-1- NORBERG, Nancy, 2, Gadsden; NORRIS, Eugenia, 1, Birmingham; NORTON, Grady, 3, Glencae, NORTON, John, 1, Gadsden; OAKLEY, Paul, 1, Birmingham, ODOM, Jerolyn, 2, Ashville; ONG, Patricia, S S, Malaya; OTTO, Dick, Fort McClellan. ROW-2- OWENS, Bobby, 2, Gadsden; OWENS, Linda, 3, Anniston; OWENS, Norma, 3, Anniston; OWENS Peggy, 1, Anniston; OWENS, Robert, 3, Jacksonville; PARKER, Erie, 2, Heflin; PARKER, Linda Gail, 3, Glencoe PARRISH Joan, 1, Temple, Go. ROW-3- PARRISH, Sandra, 3, Roanoke; PARSONS, Douglass, 1, Hueytown; PATTERSON, Sue, 2, Dadeville; PAYNE, Judy, 2, Jasper; PAYNE, Tommy, 1, Montgomery; PELFREY, Mary, 1, Troy; PEMBERTON, Carole, 3, Pell City; PENNINGTON, Eva, 2, Fort Payne. ROW-4- PENTECOST, June, 1, Duke; PENTECOST, Wade, 3, Duke; PERALTA, Fernan, 2, Costa Rko; PERKINS, Ronnie, 3, Cordova; PERMAN, Helen, 3, Attalla; PERRY, Newton, I, Pell City; PETTUS, Carolyn, 1, Birmingham; PITTS, Joyce, 1, Wedowee. ROWS- POOLE, Ann, 1, Arab; POPHEM, Lynn, I, Pell City; PORTER, Tommy, 2, Pinson; POWELL, Arlene, 3, Albertville; POWELL, Barbara, 3, Birmingham; POWELL, Sherry, 1, Gadsden; POWERS, Mary Ann, I, Leeds; POWERS, Sue, 3, Talladega. [ 99 ] PRATER, G. PRATER, W. PRIEST PROCTOR PRUETT PUCKETT RAPER RAY, M. RAY, R. RAYBURN REAVES RICHEY RIFFLE RIGBY ROBERTS, J. ROBERTS, K. ROBINSON, J, ROBINSON, M. ROEBUCK ROGERS ROMINE ROSE ROWLAND RUBIO RUND RUSSELL RYLANT SALMON SANDERS SATTERFIELD SAVAGE, P. SAVAGE, S. SCARBRAUGH SCROGGINS, J. SCROGGINS, S. scon, V. SCUBLA SEGERS SEWELL SHADDIX ROW-1- PRATER, Garvij, 3, Oxford; PRATER, Wonda, 1, Oxford; PRIEST, Hudon, 2, Jacksonville; PROCTOR, Larry, 1, Crossville; PRUETT, Ann, 1, Anniston; PUCKETT, Susan, 3, Springville; RAPER, Barbara, I, Oxford; RAY, Mary Elizabeth, 1, Jasper. ROW-2- RAY, Rebecca, 1, Hanceville; RAYBURN, James, 3, Albertville; REAVES, Sandra, 3, Jacksonville; RICHEY, Don, 2, Sand Rock; RIFFLE, Barbara, 1, Anniston; RIGBY, Judy, 1, Talladega; ROBERTS, Jerry, 3, Alexander City; ROBERTS, Kate, 3, Talladega. ROW-3- ROBINSON, James, 1, Syocauga; ROBINSON, Meriene, 3, Leesburg; ROEBUCK, Milford, 3, Ft. Payne; ROGERS, Wendell, 3, Steele; ROMINE, James, 2, Auburndale, Florida; ROSE, Gene, 3, Ft, Payne; ROWLAND, Francis, 1, Childersburg; RUBIO, Carmen, 3, Recife, Brazil. ROW-4- RUND, Charles, 1, Anniston; RUSSELL, Janice, 1, Worrior; RYLANT, Billy, 1, Sylacauga; SALMON, Pamela, 1, Weover; SANDERS, Bob, 1, Oneonto; SATTERFIELD, Jean, 2, Alexander City; SAVAGE, Perry, 2, Piedmont; SAVAGE, Sherrial, 1, Piedmont. ROW-5- SCARBROUGH, Mary, I, Anniston; SCROGGINS, Judy, 1 Anniston; SCROGGINS, Sandra, 1, Anniston; SCOTT, Virginia, 1, Anniston; SCUBLA, Mario, 2, Torino, Italy; SEGERS, Terry, 2, Birmingham; SEWELL, Patricio Ann, 2, Jacksonville; SHADDIX, Pot Wayne, 1, Oxford. ( ioo ] SHANABERGER SHARMAN SHAW SHEARS SHINN SHIREY SKINNER SILVERS SIMPSON SIMS SMEDLEY SMITH, B. SMITH, E. SMITH, G. SMITH, L. SMITH, M. SMITH, R. SMITH, S. SMITH, W. SMITHERMAN SMITH EY SNOW SOUTHERLAND SPRAYBERRY SPRUELL STALLINGS STANFIELD STANLEY, J, STANLEY, N STARLING STEAKLEY STEMMLEY STEPHENS STINSON STONE STRAWN STRICKLAND, J. STRICKLAND, J. STRICKLAND, J. STRIPLIN, S. ROW-1- SHANABERGER, Judy, 1, Jacksonville; SHARMAN, Robert, 3, Goodwater,-SHAW, Hilda, 1, Talladega; SHEARS, Margaret, 1, Anniston; SHINN, Landy, 1, Anniston; SHIREY, Rodney, 2, Ft. Payne; SKINNER, Raymond, 2, Gadsden; SILVERS, Jimmy, 3, Calhoun, Ga. ROW-2- SIMPSON, Gordon, 3, Jacksonville; SIMS, Larry, 1, Talladega; SMEDLEY, Sandra, 1, Gadsden; SMITH, Barbara, 1, Anniston; SMITH, Emilea, 2, Blountsville; SMITH, George Earl, 2, Bessemer; SMITH, Linda, 3, Albertsville; SMITH, Mobrey, 3, Roanoke. ROW3- SMITH, Ronald, I, Albertville; SMITH, Sandra, 2, Jacksonville; SMITH, Wayne, 1, Heflin; SMITHERMAN, James David, 2, Talladega; SMITHEY, Joan, 3, Gadsden; SNOW, Judith Carol, 1, Munford; SOUTHERLAND, Marjorie, 3, Section; SPRAYBERRY, Brenda, 1, Anniston. ROW-4- SPRUELL, Steve,3,Vincent;STALLINGS, Jack, 3,Trenton, Ga.; STANFIELD, Larry, 1, Walnut Grove; STANLEY, Julius, 2, Altoona; STANLEY, Norman, 3, Ft. Stewart, Ga.; STARLING, Charles, 1, Ft. Payne; STEAKLEY, Helen, 1, Booz; STEMMLEY, Mary, 1, Eastaboga. ROW-5- STEPHENS, Eunice, 3, Gadsden; STINSON, Jean, 3, East Gadsden; STONE, Jerri Anne, 1, Centre; STRAWN, Joan, 3, Gadsden; STRICKLAND, James, 1, Birmingham; STRICKLAND, Jim, 2, Piedmont; STRICKLAND, Joan, 2, Wilsonville; STRIPLEN, Sue, 2, Jacksonville. STUDDARD STYLES SULLIVAN SUMMERLIN SWINDLE SWINGLEY TALLEY, J. TALLEY, R. TAMEZ TAYLOR, D. TAYLOR, H. TAYLOR, S. TEMPLETON TERHUNE THOMAS, K. THOMAS, S. THOMAS, T. THOMPSON THORNTON THRIFT TILLMAN TINKER TOLBERT TOMLIN TOMPKINS TRAVIS TRAYLOR TRUITT TUCK TUCKER, C. TUCKER, N. TUDOR TUMLIN TURNER, J. TURNER, W. TURRENTINE UNDERWOOD UPTON USRY VANN ROW-1- STUDDARD, Walter, 3, Jocks on vil le; STYLES, Sherry, 3, Trion, Go.; SULLIVAN, Joy, 1, Birmingham; SUMMERLIN, Norma, 1, Lineville; SWINDLE, Katheryn, 1, Birmingham; SWINGLEY, Mike, 1, Anniston; TALLEY, Jonice, 1, Chattanooga, Tenn.; TALLEY, Ronnie, 2, Montgomery. ROW-2- TAMEZ, Francisco, 2, Mexico; TAYLOR, Douglas, 2, Sylacauga; TAYLOR, Helen, 3, Anniston; TAYLOR, Sue, 2, Remlap; TEMPLETON, Gay, 1, Gadsden; TERHUNE, Karen, 3, Cedartown, Ga.; THOMAS, Kenneth, 1, Sylacauga; THOMAS, Sandra, 1, Goodwater. ROW-3- THOMAS, Terry, 1, Albertville; THOMPSON, Faye, 1, Brent; THORNTON, Emily, 3, Wedowee; THRIFT, Louise, 3, Birmingham; TILLMAN, Karleen, 3, Boai; TINKER, Jimmy, 1, Brighton; TOLBERT, Jimmy, 1, Easlaboga TOMLIN, Judy, 1, Pell City. ROW-4- TOMPKINS, Alicia, 1, Jacksonville; TRAVIS, James, I, Huntsville; TRAYLOR, Richard, 3, Roanoke; TRUITT, Jimmy, 1, Anniston; TUCK, Nancy, 2, Ragland; TUCKER, Charles, 1, Gadsden; TUCKER, Nancy, 2, Birmingham; TUDOR, Pat, 2, Godsden. ROW-5- TUMLIN, Hubert, 3, Rainsville; TURNER, Joe, 1, Montgomery; TURNER, Wayne, 3, Hickory, N. C.; TURRENTINE, Linda, 3, Huntsville; UNDERWOOD, Linda, I, LaFayette, Ga.; UPTON, Cecelia, 3, Rockmart, Ga; USRY, Charlotte, 1, Gadsden; VANN, Eloise, 3, Jacksonville. ( 102 ] VAUGHN VICK VICKERS VINES VITEUX WADDELL WALDROP WALDROP WALKER WALLACE WALLEY WALLS WARD, J. WARD, R. WARD, T. WARE WARREN, E. WARREN, J. D WARREN, J. WATKINS, D, WATKINS, J. WATSON WEAVER, J. WEAVER, M. WEBB, K. WEBB, R. WEISS WELCH WELLS WESTBROOK WHEELER WHEELES WHITE, J. WHITE, J. WILBANKS WILLIAMS, J. WILLIAMS, P. WILLIAMSON, B. WILLIAMSON, L. ROW-1- VAUGHN, Donna, 3, Gadsden; VICK, Charles, 1, Bessemer; VICKERS, Patsy, I, Ashland; VINES, Linda, 2, Quinton; VITEUX, Isabell, 1, France; WADDELL, Jimmy, 2, LaFayette, Ga; WALDROP, Gail, I, Gadsden; WALDROP, Gerald, 2, Gadsden. ROW-2- WALKER, Benford, 1, Acworth, Go,; WALLACE Donald, 1, Atlanta, Go; WALLEY, Sherian, 3, Carrolton, Ga.; WALLS, Harold, 2, Newell; WARD, Johnny, 3, Wedowee; WARD, Robert, 2, Cedartown, Ga.; WARD, Thomos, 3, Rockford; WARE, Peggy, 3, Gadsden. ROW-3 WARREN, Elizabeth, 2, Oneonta; WARREN, J. D., 1, Childersburg; WARREN, Jerry, 1, Marietta, Ga.; WATKINS, Donna, 1, Lanett; WATKINS, Jimmy, 3, Henegar; WATSON, Marion, 3, Anniston; WEAVER, James, 1, Hueytown; WEAVER, Mary, 1, Jacksonville. ROW-4- WEBB, J. Kay, 2, Piedmont; WEBB, Richard, 1, Anniston; WEISS, Donny, 1, Lincoln; WELCH, DeLene, 1, LaFayette; WELLS, Gary, 3, Gadsden; WELLS, Jimmy, 1, Gadsden; WESTBROOK, Betty, 3, Bremar, Ga.; WHEELER, Lorenzo, 2, Pell City. ROW-5 WHEELES, Ronald, 3, Ashland; WHITE, John, 3, Eastaboga; WHITE, Judy, 1, Fruithurst; WILBANKS, Avril, I, Godsden; WILLIAMS, James, 2, Woodland; WILLIAMS, Pat, 1, Gadsden; WILLIAMSON, Bobby, 3, Rockmart, Ga.; WILLIAMSON, Ledford, 2, Wedowee. [ 103 ] WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON WILLOUGHBY WILSON, J. WILSON, M. WILSON, R. WINTERS WINTTER WISEMAN WOODARD WOOTEN WRIGHT WYCOFF YARBROUGH YOUNG YOUNGBLOOD ZIGLAR ZEIGLAR MILLER OWENS ft ft ft 4 0 © Q v v ROW-1 - WILLIAMSON, Linda, 2, Wedowee; WILLIAMSON, Rod, 2, Florence; WILLIAMSON, Taska, 1, LaFayetfe, Ga.; WILLIAMSON, William, 2, Henegar; WILLOUGHBY, Louis, 2, Talladega; WILSON, James, Jr., 3, Jacksonville; WILSON, Melba, 3, Centre; WILSON, Ronald, 1, Anniston. ROW-2- WINTERS, Barbara, 1, Pensacola, Fla.; WINTER, Lynda, 1, Birmingham; WISEMAN, Thomas, 2, Rome, Ga.; WOODARD, Wayne, 1, Jacksonville; WOOTEN, Larry, 1, Anniston; WRIGHT, Othie Maye, 2, Tallapoosa, Ga,; WYCOFF, Sandra, 2, Anniston; YARBROUGH, Robert, 1, Menlo, Ga. ROW-3- YOUNG, Brenda, 2, Heflin; YOUNGBLOOD, Ethelwyn, I, Rahway, N.J.; ZIGLAR, Anne, l.Cedartown, Ga.; ZIGLER, Linda, 3, Section; MILLER, Linda Sue, 3, Ocoee, Fla.; OWENS, Bobby, 2, Anniston. [ 104 ] THAT LONG AWAITED DAY ... Wq itiny Arrival Even Masters Listen to the man! [ J At Last! GOVERNOR PATTERSON DEDICATED ALBERT PATTERSON HALL I 601 ] J” DAYS ARE Get him slick! [ HO ] ALWAYS FUN MR. AND MISS FRIENDLY Hal Hayes, Sandra Lesfer Athletics Coach and Captains, Gentles, Maddux, Coach Don Soli and Holpin. 1961 JACKSONVILLE STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE JSC- 7 Chattanooga - 13 JSC - 12 Southeast Missouri - 1 3 JSC - 15 Delta State • 32 JSC - 22 Troy State - 21 JSC-21 Austin Peoy - 6 JSC -21 Mississippi College - 6 JSC - 0 Florence State - 17 JSC - 21 Louisiana College 20 JSC - 9 Livingston State - 6 [ 114 I MEET THE GAMECOCKS- JSC - 7 Chattanooga - 13 Dunn Spring Harrit loo JSC 12 Southea Mi� -1 3 TOM MADDUX 60 and 61 All ACC Coplain RAY GENTLES Holtback AM Coplain GERALD HAIPIN End All Captoin JSC - 15 Southeast Missouri - 13 Victory sidestepped Dr. Don Sails' footballers from JSC September 23 as Southeast Missouri took the upper hand of a 13-12 duel. This was the first meeting of these teams in their history of grid-iron ploy. The final 80 seconds of play robbed Jacksonville'sFighting Gamecocks of the chance to play ’’little David” and slay ” Goliath September 16, as Chattanooga eked out a very hard earned 13 - 7 football victory. The Moccasins scored first but foiled to convert. Mounting a terrific offensive push, the Jaxmen moved 67 yards to the Chattanooga 2 yard line. From there Fullback Tom Reid powered into the end zone for the score. Lamar Caldwell added the point after and the footballers from Gamecock land held a 7-6 lead. At intermission it was still 7-6. JACKIE JACKSON Tackle TOM REID FuNbock fto WILLIAMS Center BOBBY JOHNSON STANLEY BELL DOUG WHEELEfi Guord End HoHbotl ’6) All A« Oh Whtr«. Oh wh r« Hal rti« Ball Gain JSC-15 Delto Slate • 32 Del to $tate, one of the South's leading small college powers, upended Jacksonville State's 1961 home opener September 30 by posting a 32-15 victory. The loss was number three for JSC. One of the reol prizes of the night for Jax State was a brilliantly executed 56 yard scoring pass from Carson Southard to speedster Ray Gentles. Taking the ball on the dead run at the Delta 35. Gentles outdistanced his neorest foe by I 0 yardsas he entered the end zone. J5C - 22 Troy - 2 I Jacksonville State hit iheir football bonanza October 7 as arch rival Troy State fell before the Gamecocks in a duel that was tighter than Dick's hatband. The night's final count awarded Jox State a thrilling 22-21 win, first of 5 that was to come in 1961. Jacksonville’s aerial show combined with some fancy-dan pass receiving to fell their Alabamo Collegiate Conference foe. Horrit S« «p End For SiloobU Gain, Johnson Show Wby JOHNNY TIPTON LA MY DAVIS WAYNE THOMAS Haltbock fact! End JSC-21 Austin-6 The Governors of Austin Peay, bent on spoiling o beautiful Homecoming in the Land of the Gamecocks, failed in their efforts the night of October 14. Homecoming night was the more beautiful. At night's end, JSC hod registered its second straight victory of the season, 21 -6. JSC - 21 Mississippi College - 6 Cooch Don Sails' fire-brand Gamecocks un-leased a highly effective ground game and matched it with an equally potent air attack here Oct. 21 to subdue a previously undefeated and untied Mississippi College eleven, 21-6. Now the local gridsters were 3-3 for the season. BIUV THOMPSON Mattbock PAUL BEARD Tackle EUGENE GRIEP Hallbaek ARLAND CARTES ED n£ura GLENN GENTLES HaHbock Guard Manager CLAUDE WASHINGTON Monoger JERRV WARREN Manager loch.. Away From Faydirt CoMer H.odf Toword Mo,hf r lod„ ■ JSC - 0 Florence - I 7 Florence took their second ACC chompionship November 4 as they nudged Jacksonville's Gamecocks 17-0. JSC sow their conference record evened at 1-1. Overall, the Jaxmen were 3-4 on their seasonal bonner. JSC-2 I Louisiana College - 20 Louisiana College, desperately knocking on the end zone in the fading moments, saw only a faint light of victory Nov ember I I before Jacksonville's MEN of football closed the gap. The end result was a spine-tingling 21-20 victory, one of the most nerve wracking recorded in Paul Snow Memorial Stadium. Louisiana penetrated to the 1 yard line from where rhey couldn’t budge the stout Gamecock defense. On both occasions, end stalwarts Stanley Bell and Gerald Halpin smothered Wildcat advances, [ ] JSC - 9 Livingston-6 Coach Don Solis dusted off one of his seldom used weapons” November 16, called on junior kicking specialist, Jim Harris, ond beat Livingston 9 - 6, This ended the yeor for the Gamecocks and gave them a 5 - 4 mark for 1961 ond a 2 - I slate in ACC action. Harris boomed a 34-yard field goal through the uprights in the first quarter. This proved the margin of victory. Orlep Heads Goa I want Jem D«tind ri Smolh«r Enemy Bali Carrier Gentles Halted After Guard Pickup Guaiti Await Start of Program WORK DONE, PLAY BEGINS- 1961 Gridiron Banquet greatest yet!! Hood Total Praparai •PROGRAM UNDERWAY- SGA P mm rd e nt Hilliard owardi MV P Trophy lo Lomar Caldwtll Qthers honored: Carter, Caldwell, Johnson, Cooch Sails, Holpiri. Harris ond Maddux. i 120 ] Basketball’s the sport here- Pride oi Gamecockland 1961-62 JSC Rimfitteri Heod Coach. Tom Roberion Student Aniit Coach Ronald Copeland Count 2. Milter. For Nix ond JSC Harri Drivel Down Court [ 122 ] RODNEY SHIREY Guord MITCHELL CALDWELL Guard HENRY MATHIS Forword Th« Scoraboord Works, JSC Gains Another Baikal JOHN BOYKIN Forward Is |1 In Orbil? Must Bal [ 123 ] RONNIE TALLEY Forward HAROLD BOBO Guard JAMES WILLIAMS Forward DON WALLACE Center J.L ilLLAMY Forward mm WbMort Fall Shot, Poiiei OK [ 124 ] Coach ond Sion And Manager! Claude Wochinglon and Jamei Bryson. Too You r A-OK With Everyone! 1961 -'62 SCHEDULE Jacksonville - 68 Jacksonville - 55 Jacksonville • 67 Jacksonville - 37 Jacksonv il le - 54 Jacksonville - 79 Jacksonville - 75 Jacksonville - 74 Jacksonville - 59 Jcjcksonville - 72 Jacksonville • 73 Jacksonville - 56 Jacksonville 61 Jacksonville - 43 Jacksonville - 91 Jacksonville - 62 Jacksonville- 1 Jacksonville - 60 Jacksonville 41 Jacksonville 77 'Forfeited [ '26 ] CARL BURCHFIELD Outfield ROBERT MORTON SKortitop DOUG CAMP OvHiVd GLENN WADSWORTH Second Bote [ 127 J he rEd at pep rallies HOMECOMING, 1961 Theme : Stars fell on Alabama Slogan : Govern the Governors Jacksonville Stale College is very proud of the Southerners. The Southerners Marching Band is composed of 80 playing musicians, 19 ballerinas, and 3 assistants that travel with the band. The Southerners have been under the new direction of David Walters this year. The band has kept the traditional company front that it is famous [ 134 ] MARCHING BAND c for and has keptsuch songsas StarsFell on Alabama, Dixie, and the famed exit fanfare. The band has also continued the tradition of all precision shows this year. Wesley Thompson has been the publicity director and band announcer. [ '35 ] THE MARCHING BALLERINAS PLHI ■=, ——------ 'v %,WI Howard. Syion Hogan. D naK Cyfvcr, Sherry Brady. Kar n T rhi Brooghlon Harwell, Janie Collin . (h.od), Jody Scroggin, Jerrie Belcher. Carol Maion, Nancy Simmon , Florence Dew. Sc Lilf Bhndei. iudv Brum. Mnru PILn I_L____ b _ l - k i - Marching Ballerina , Broughlon Har O’ Kelley, Mary Ar left o righl: Betty Stillwell. £loi This yeor's Marching Ballerinas are composed of nineteen lovely girls that have been trained in basic dance steps and routines by Zenobia King Hill. The Bollerinas are featured in a special routine in each football game. Ballerinas is a course offered with one hour credit each semester for two semesters. The first semester consists of training and selection, and the second semester (which is in the fall) consists of the group presentation in eoch band show, The Ballerinas practice regularly and go through rigorous training before presenting their shows Janice Collins, from Talladega, is the head Ballerina. Freddie Pollard, DRUM MAJOR FEATURE TWIRLERS • Jerry Hill, Dottie Wright Meet The Band .. . V TrmmpM Hon Boss Section; Tim Wheeler George Collins Bobby Ward BAND OFFICERS. Melvin Morgan, President; Gareth Bryant, Vice President; Vera McAbee, Secretory; Hoyt Lecroy, Treasurer. Leading the Homecoming Parade THE COLOR GUARD The A CAPPELLA CHOIR Th« A Coppulla CHoir Irom l� ft to right, Fir t Row: N«d W� � tmor lund, lirvdo Gouldmg, Mary Ann love, Ronnee Burnet, Dorothy Sandert, Nancy Mackey. Pat Tuder. Sandro Carnet, Carol Graham, Eunice Stepheni. Mary Ann Kelly, Jamet Truitt. Second Row: Dorothy Powell, June Kirkland, Joyce Davit, Mary Proncet Wagnon. Nancy Kimberly. Kate Robert , Sutie prancit. Jimmy Couch, Vfayne Golden, Lavan long Third Row: George Collint. Gail Pope, Phaebe Butler, Judy lane. Bob Sandert, Ronnie Perkint. Margaret Jo Holt, Vera McAbee. Barbara Strother, Sandra Parrith. Fourth Row: Gene love, Mary Bandy. Anne Zigler. Blanche Gamble. Sherrye Pickrell. Totka Wilhomton, Bill Barker, Terry Segert, Eddie Bowman, Jimmy Ruth Byrd. Toni Wett, Patty Bryant, Corolyn Curry Fifth Raw: Freddy Pollard, Ret Pryor, Tommy Powell, Doyle Grinetl. Tom Camp, Judye Janet, Jomet Williomt, Noncy Norberg, John Armstrong, Skip Pittmai, Tim Comp. Ronnie Hyche, Wain Bates, Bryant Allen. The present A Cappella Choir of Jacksonville State College was formed in September, I960. The original organization of thirty students presented its first concert as a Christmas concert. In a state-wide competition the choir was awarded the Bromberg Bowl in May, 1961. Among the judges were Kurt Adler, Chorus Master of the Me tro pol i ta n Ope ra, and Arthur Winograd, director of the Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. As port of the Bromberg Award, the choir was presented in a Christmas Program on WAPI-TV during the Christmas season in 1961. The choir also mode records of their Christmas music. The organization of the A Cappella Choir is based on the importance of the individual. This concept is realized through the ensemble os an entity and the choir as a combination of the ensembles. The present roster of sixty-five voices is divided into seven ensembles led by Billy Barker, Tom Camp, Ronald Hyche, lavon Lang, Gene Love, Melvin Morgan, and Terry Segers. The A Cappella Choir is under the very excellent leadership of Malcolm J. Griffin, director. [ Ml ] ENSEMBLE LEADERS. I«4t to right: Ronnie Hyche, Tom Camp, Terry Segerf, Melvin Morgan Lavon Long, G ne Lov«, Bill Barker MALCOLM GRIFFIN, DIRECTOR fcnn« X� gUr and Su i« froncn Vooh or wVit Or. Hy « em Vi« ports ot K« harpsichord. Of and CHriity pr«t«rtt d a KarpiicKof 4 on 4 cello concert gwen lor the benefit of theWa ter fAaton f Aerr or� o ScKolar S� p Fun i by the Delta Otmcron.Dr.HydnQnd ffcm CKroty are trorrv the e T%i- ty ol Mabomo. 6 V 's Ww V try� V 3w W. a N tK n%, a w . «Ah% « ontV nvmtah jn rihy tY� Omvcton h Vdn V °T rr r% ■ V , VivxA % v W t«J«rv TV Wey TH 0'T S TTVQ N Tt « X T v.%ot j C V % The combined bands of Band Day put tears in the eyes of the spectators when they ployed Dixie. Dr. Cantrick directed the bonds, ond it was quite o trick. Everyone came to watch the performance of the many high school bands on Band Day, but the band that stole the show was still, as usual, our Southerners. Bond Day A turret Start Fall on Alobomo ' And thar thay go Barbara Brown Nellie Jo Carlisle Troy Dobbins WHO’S WH IN AMERICA AN James Cummings Jesse E. Fain Gennette Ferrell AMONG STUDENTS UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES Wanda Johnson WHO’S WHO IH AMERICAH AHD V Judy Pentecost AMONG STUDENTS UNIVERSITIES COLLEGES Merilyn Rumble Reeves Smith Glenda Simpson Wade Smith Josephine Rossiter Samuel Russell Tommy Whatley WHO’S WHO Joanne JohnT. Stringfellow Van Cleave Geraldine Welch NOT PICTURED Thomas Coggin John Collins Thomas Young FRESHMEN: Aqua Neura, Don Wallace, Julia Drake SOPHOMORES: Johnny Brookes, Polly Lorren, Pam Goss, Rod Shirey FAVORITES BEAU TIES Carmen Rubio 4 V FRESHMAN... Dianne Culver [ '57 ] HOMECOMING COURT ALTERNATE BEAUTIES SENIORS... Pat Keahey Margaret Borden ■H Cecilia Upton JUNIORS... Broughton Harwell 1 ALTERNATE BEAUTIES SOPHOMORES... Mary Ellen Johnson Babs Osborn JACKSONVILLE STATE COLLEGE MISS Patty Faucett MR. JACKSONVILLE STATE COLLEGE MISS MIMOSA CANDIDATES v,ngsfon Eugenio Brcmscomb MISS C A. P Jerrianne Slone i MISS FRESHMAN CLASS n$On pUZN£R Dionne j Culver MISS COLLEGIAN Swa 01 Isobelle Vitoux MISS INTERNATIONAL k HOUSE IMOs Pat KeaViey MISS SC BB PO AHO BlAOt Karen Terhune MISS JUNIOR CLASS MISS MIMOSA PAGEANT, 1962 Alternate Mi� t Mimeto. Mary Ann Mull receivei her trophy iFar more on MiiJ Mimoia Pageant, tarn to page 236.! P M S LT. COLONEL CAPTAIN JAMES H .MOZLEY Chief Administrative Clerk Master Sergeant WILLIAM M. WALLS Operations NCO Master Sergeant JOE A. CHAPMAN Secretary MISS FLORENCE COLE BATTLE GROUP STAFF Battle Group Executive Officer Cadet Lt. Colonel AVERY Battle Group Sponsor Hon. Colonel KEAHEY Battle Group SI Cadet Major McCARLEY Bottle Group S2 S3 Cadet Major PIERCE Bottle Group Asst. SI Cadet 1 st Lt. HILLIARD Battle Group S4 Cadet Major Battle Group Sergeant Major Cadet Sergeant MITCHELL RIFLE TEAM COLOR GUARD DRILL Dnl'i Moitc' Team Cade Seryecint SIMPSON HEADQUARTERS Company Commander Cadet Captain BENTLEY COMPANY Company Sponsor Honorary Capt GREEN DRILL w. - Drum Motor BAND Cadet Sorgeant ALPHA) Compciny Commander Cade Captain VAN CLEAVE Platoon Leoder Code Ut U. HICKS FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON Firjl S«rQ«ant Cadet Sergeant HALPIN THIRD PLATOON FOURTH PLATOON Platoon Sergeont Code! Sergeant GATES BRAVO f Platoon Leader Cadet tit It OBRIEN Firll Sergeant Cadet Sergeant HEARD Platoon Leader Cadet t it It. HALL FOURTH PLATOON THIRD PLATOON CHARLIE FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON Plotoon Se rgeont Cadet Sergeant WARREN Platoon Leader Cadet lfllt McKAY THIRD PLATOON Firtt Sergeant Cade Sergeant GARRIS FOURTH PLATOON WILLIAMS SECOND PLATOON F.rit Sergeant Cade Sergeant PATTERSON COMPANY Company Sponsor honorary Copt. LITTLE Platoon leader Cadet lit It GRIMMETT THIRD PLATOON Platoon Sergeonf Cadet Sergeont VERNON Platoon leader Cadet lit It SHOITS FOURTH PLATOON Platoon Sergeant Cadet Sergeant PUTNAM Cadet GoFtl TREASURER RHO OMEGA TAU CHI ADVISOR Coplqin 0«ve Cad ) Jack footer PRESIDENT Cadet Richard Draper VICE PRESIDENT Member ol Rho Omega Tou Chi whole objective it ta promote ESPIRIT DE CORPS among if member . The e men are cho en (ram thoie enrolled in ROTC arid mu f meef certain character and academic ifandardt. I 186 ] Cadet Thoma Young SECRETARY SCABBARD AND BLADE 2ND. LIEUTENANT James H. BENTLEY 1 ST SERGEANT Mitchell W. McKAY A national honorary military organization for outstanding advanced R.O.T.C. students. AKERS AVERY BILLINGSLEY DRAPER GARRIS GREER GUIN HALPIN HAMMETT HILLIARD HOUSTON McCARLEY REDDEN STUDDARD TATE VAN CLEAVE BELOW: Captain Wh a 11 • y Lop N ma p h y I Draper into ihe Scabbard and Blod MARGARET GARREN, S«r.tary; NANCY CHITWOOO. Ptogram%: BECKY MtClENDON. E«tlow h.p, GARIAND SMITH. Pubti-colions. SARAH DECK. Treasurer: SUSAN PUCKETT. Vic Pr s,d nt; UNOA WHUAMS. Oromo; HOYT LeCROY, Mo� ic; Sher� on VAUEY. Publicity: ROBERT RAY. Deputation ; REEVES SMITH Pre .d nf; JEROlYN ODOM. VYCC ...Stofe Conference i SIGMA TAU DELTA PRESIDENT JIM WILSON VICE PRESIDENT; WILLIAM CHITWOOD SECRETARV: HELEN FOX TREASURER: JOYCE McCRELESS HISTORIAN: DORIS PICKETT FACULTY ADVISOR: MRS JULIA ROEBUCK THIRD ROW. Mr . Raebuck, Advi� ar; Samuel Rutiell, Dorn Pitkelt, William Chitwood SECOND ROW Eunice Slepheni. Jonice Beclan, Noncy Simmooi, Jim WiUon FIRST ROW: Jo Roititer, Geraldine Welch, Judy PenlecoiK THE STUDENT FORUM FIRST ROW: lieutella Graves, Glenda Simpson, Treasurer; Marjorie Deasan. Secretary, George T Marshall, Sponsor; Hoyt Abney. President; Earl Smith, Vice-President; Jennie Kirkpatrick, Carol Gilmore, Harriett Moore SECONO ROW: Hilda Wright Eleonora Hansard, Linda Clements, Joan Grimes, Dorothy Davis. The Student Forum is an organization for members of The Church of Christ. FIRST ROW: Noreen Cremeen. Frances Duell. Mary Ann Kelly, Jo Rossiter SECOND ROW: Johnny Brookes, Ed Neuro. Danny Harrnll. Zigmond Percynski. Jr .. Mike McGuire. Ed Braun. Jimmy Brookes. Folher Granger. A Catholic club of Catholic culture and Catholic fellowship. NEWMAN CLUB CIRCLE K OFFICERS: President: Fred Clonti Vice-President: Crawford Nelson Secretory: John Dodgen Treasurer: Tammy Dennis BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Wade Smith Chorles Houston Wallace Johnson TViomos Young Olon Morton Lt Governor - District lit Alabama District Circle K International OTHER MEMBERS: Jimmy Austin Jimmy Broakes W. E. Connell Jimmy Deermon Bill Gillilond Ronnie Harris Woyne Hilliard Bobby McAfee Robert Myrick Wade Smith Thomas Young Circle K is a service organization for college men on the campus. It is a leadership and character-building group which serves the campus and the community. The Jacksonville clubhoststhestateconventionthis yeor. FIRST ROW: Charles Houston, Bradley Mitchell, Crawford Nelson, Johnny Elkins. John Dodgen SECOND ROW: Wallace Johnson. Mr William Gilbert, Advisor; Johnny Brookes, Troy Dobbins THIRD ROW: Fred Clonti, Rod Williamson. Donald Robinson, Dickie Justice. FIR5T ROW. 5hiles McCord. Sarah D ck, Charles Vick, A W Bolt. SECOND ROW: Don Moon, Cloude Morris THIRD ROW: Rondoll Col , Merrill Ow nt, Doric Pickett, Or Selmon. Advisor THE LAW CLUB THE ACCOUNTING CLUB FIRST ROW Jack Walker. Margaret Greenleal. Barbara Slrawn SECOND ROW: Drennen Burgess, Chorl s Thomas, Mrs Hiclu. THIRD ROW: Wayne Turner, Hubert Tumlin FOURTH ROW: Mr Tredaway. Jimmy Parker, Edward Downey, Donald Garris. FIRST ROW: Jo l)o� il� r. ChorlalltMoshburn, Gtroldm Welch. Ed Gravtn, John Hamnir. SECOND ROW: Janice Beckton, Marie Gibbs, Marjorie Deaton, Chorlet Thomas THIRD ROW: John Collins. William Chitwood. Hubert Tumlin, Levan Porker FOURTH ROW: Dr. Anders, Somuel Russell. Froncet Brooks, Edna Sue Bellamy PI GAMMA MU FIRST ROW: Sondro Letter, Mary Thompson, Froncet Brooks, Robbie Morsh. SECOND ROW: Tosko Williamion. Mory Stewart, Peggy Hoynet, Shirley Honton [ 196 ] THE WRITERS’ CLUB J fM WILSON — Co CHOlRf WNl John Put KRiRrn nN - 2nd SEMF5TE f Wk-mw c. a� r ujgqo CHRIRr i N- ls Co-CHBlRm N - 2a P SOUNDINGS: Writer Club Publication EDITOR: iim Wilton BUSINESS MANAGER: Will.om O Chitwood - — -t) MASQUE WIG M«rr«ll Owrant, Pra� idant and FIRST ROW: Jan© Gillilond, SoraK Deck Lindo Gaulding, Jomfo Sharp©. SECOND ROW: Jack Booior, Dari Pick© , THIRD ROW: Fred Clanhi, Merrill Owtnt The Masque and Wig Guild provides a workshop in drama for those interested in dramatics. Through the presentation of productions during the year. Masque and Wig strives to raise the cultural standards of the students. Sarah Pack $aeratory Mrs. H. J taFavra, Jr. Faculty Spontor FIRST ROW: Homer McCollum, Doyle Grixzell. Tarry Sager , Garold Coler, Tommy Powell, LoVon Long, Mr Spark SECOND ROW: Kan Mitchell. Richard Traylor, John Thomoc, Wain Balt , Hoyt LeCroy, Jimmy Couch, Melvin Morgan PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Phi Mu Alpha Sinlonia is a music fraternity with the following objectives: I, To advance the cause of music in America. 2. To foster the mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of music. 3. To develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members, 4. To encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. Spantor. Mr. Spark President. Melvin Morgan Vice-President; Terry Segert Corretponding Secretory: Tommy Powell Executive Alumni Secretory: Hoyt LoCroy Treasurer: Jimmy Couch Vlfarden: La Von Long OFFICERS: Virginia EI Its. 2nd VicePre iden(; Goil Mdk, Preiident: Vera McAbee. lit Vice-Preii den , Sandra Parrith, Tnaiurtr; Nancy Kimberly, Secretary DELTA OMICRON MUSIC SORORITY Members of Delta Omicron foster musicianship and attempt to tune their lives to some feeble echo of the life of God. FIRST ROW: Virginia Ellis. Pa Tvder. Dorothy Power, Nancy McColloogh, Nancy Kimberly, Kate Roberfi SECOND ROW: Gail Mate. Sandro Parriih, Blanche Gamble, Joan Smithey. Vero McAbee, Judye Janet, Nancy Worley THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION, under the faculty direction of Min Mory Goggans, conducti the following on the camptn: Morning Wotch - 7:45 a m , Veiperi • each Mandoy ond Thuridoy, 6:30-7:00 p.m. ACTIVITY AT THE B S U STUDENT CENTER OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BAPTIST STU Treasurer: Ben Janet Secretary, Carol Hammond State President ol B.S.U.: Jim Wilton Vice-Preiident: Jone lovvorn Preiident: David Moon The Baptist Student Union isacampus organization of Baptists students. It seeks to influence and help students and to link them with the coilegeand the church at college, while away from home. DENT UNION THE FRESHMAN COUNCIL MEMBERS OF RMI MU CHI BETA The Science Club promotes the interest of science on campus and brings faculty and students together in a common interest. FIRST ROW: Sandra Mitchell, Reporter; Lucy Lee, Hutorian SECOND ROW: Robert Haley. RreMdent; Steve Olaveton, Second Vi e-Pretlder� t; Walter Sluddord. Treoiurer. I 204 ] Daniil lacy, Commando nt ot Codtli It Colon ! Lucille Bromcomb, Squodron Advisor and Alabama Wing Director d Aero-Space Edvcohon f Billy Arnold Cadet Personnel Officer Eugenio Bromcomb Mist Mimoso Candidate and Squadron Queen Johnny Homntr Finonce Officer Not Pictured; B C. McNair, Training Officer; Arthur Gibbs, Asst. Troining Officer; Lucille P Webb, Administrative Services and Personnel Officer. [ 205 | FIRST ROW: Arlene Powell. Brenda Holbrook, £em Uitiiwr, Jim Houges. Son|a O Kelley. Either Wright SECOND ROW: Noncy Tuck. Emily Thornton, Evo Pennington, Mrs. Byrd. THIRD ROW: Miss Stevenson, Wenono Jones, Ines Brown. Jerolyn Odom, Doris Moynes, Worgoret Oreenleof. FOURTH ROW: Mrs Hicks, Wayne Turner FIFTH ROW: Mr Tredo o y, Mr Hatcher, Miss Branscamb, lorry Crowder, Charles Thomas, Hubert Tomlin Miss Lucille Bronscomb. Faculty Advisor and State Director PHI BETA Jacksonville chapter Phi Bela Lambda originated, manufactured, and distributed FBLA road signs, which has been adopted as a national project. The above sign was the first one installed in the U.S. There are 25 in Alabama. 1 LAMBDA The Student Directory Committee SEATED: Jerolyn Odom. Either Wright, Joe Fulton, Sonjo O' Kelley, Wenono Jooei STANDING: Chorles Thomo . Jodite Cooley, Jim Hodges. Mr, Johannes. Mr Holcher FIRST ROW: Mr Gu Edword , Adviior; Chariot Houtton, Crowiord Nelion, Wade Smith. Captain: Jome Roybvrn SECOND ROW: Elmer Tate, Woyne Hilliord, Rodney Shirey, Ronnie Morris, Dovid Moon Bobby McAfee USHERS’CLUB The Ushers Club is an hanar organization for twelve outstanding students who have maintained a high quality paint average and shown leadership in campus activities and organizations. It performs usher services for all important campus activities and for any other activity upon request. THE ORDER OF THE THREE KEYS The Order of The Three Keys provides opportunities far the individual student ta develop his capacities ta the fullest, sa that he may live more abundantly. The Three Keys stand for Mind, Body, and Spirit. The matta is ” Whosoever Will May Came. Dr. Leon Willman is the faculty advisor. FIRST ROW Norma Owen , President; Betky Jackion, Elenora Harford SECOND ROW: Sue Power . Morlene Robtnson. Potti Maxwell THIRD ROW: Billy Anthony. William Chitwood FIRST ROW. Wayne Hilliard, Treasurer; Tammy Dennis. Secretary; Mitchell McKay, Vice-Presideni SECOND ROW. Reeves Smith, President KAPPA PHI KAPPA Kappa Phi Kappa is a national education fraternity for men of Junior and Senior standing who meet certain high qualifications for membership. Its purpose is to promote education and to encourage sound moral character to enter the teaching profession. The local chapter is Beta Eta. Reeves Smith, Billy lee. Wayne Hilliard, Fred Oreer. Miithell McKay, Tommy Dennis Seated: Fernon Peralta Cotta Rico; Carmen Rubio, Broul; Corlot Zeller. Mexico; Suianne Honon, Belgium Standing: Yukiko Ano Japan; Hooihidor Badipaur. Iran; Myriom Goteno, Colombia; E� peron� o Vidol. Bolivia Merilyn Rumble, Australia; Jolene Miller, Godtden; Fred Clontj, Porttmuulh. Vo., Morie-Cloire Chorion. France; Fronciico Tamaz, Mexico; Morio-Nieves Cabrero, Bolivio, Dovid Moon. Sycamore. Ala.; Poul Detchang, Fronce; Ertkine Lone, Hoket Blull, Ala , Gudrun Seylang, G e r m a n y; liobelle Vitoux, Fronce; Bor bora Brown. Pell City. Alo : Anne Marie BuH, France; Williom Vaughn, Homer, Ga , Micheline Burg, Belgium; Patricia Kali lAfah Ong, Moloyo; Linda Waddell. Anniston. Alo.; Potricio Chisholm. Weaver, Alo.; Itoto Morales, Guatemala Ronnie Wiltan. Anniston. Alo ; Barbara Winters, Pensocola, Fla.; Jane Gillilond. Oneonto, Ala , Mrs J. H Jones; Dr J H Jones, Director INTERNATIONAL HOUSE ■Ik The International House is the center of a program which includes students from abroad and from the United States. These young people live, play, and work together in the interest of better international understanding and good will. Theforeign studentsare engaged to teach their native longuoge to Americon students. Students may progress in their studies during dosses and meals ot the International House, where only French or Spanish is spoken. The matta is: Knaw ane onolher and you will love one another. OFFICERS; Preiident; Eiperoma Vidal Secretary Patricio Ong Treoiurer; Italo Morole Progrom Chairman; Myriam Galena THE INTERNATIONAL VOICE Editor. Merilyn Rumble Auociote Editor: Eriltine Lane President: Sandro Letter V'Ct Prelidinl: Gwen Nabori S retory: Jo Ann Crow Tr o� or� r: Eva Pennington Social Committee: Donna Voughort Joan Smithey Morgio Motlt Fatuity Sporuar: Dr Uton Willman Westminster provides a Home Church” for college students for worship and fellowship. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP 1 211 ] LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Joe Catrett’s OF ALABAMA LENLOCK DRUGS INC. A SOUTHERN COMPANY Jacksonville - Anniston Highway GROWING WITH THE SOUTH” at Weaver Intersection C.W. DAUGETTE,JR. President Calhoun’ County's Largest Complete Drug Store GADSDEN,ALABAMA PHONE AD 6-7628 MORRIS HOWELL SHOES Your Independent Insurance Agent jor the amiiij JOHN B. NISBET, JR. Lenlock Shopping Center Nisbet Insurance Agency Anniston, Alabama Jacksonville, Alabama Compliments CO-ED BEAUTY SHOP - HE 5-3881 Compliments ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOP - AD 7-7793 of Specialize in hair styling ELWANDA GOREY CHARLES T. HAMMETT THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE City Hall FRANK D. CASEY Mayor F. P. TREDAWAY JACK BOOZER OLAN R. DEASON ED YOUNG L.F. INGRAM Councilmen We Strive for Congenial Community-School Relations The Rocket Drive in NORTH GATE LANES Jacksonville - Anniston Highway Where bowling is best OUR SPECIALTY Bowling—provides more FAST fun and relaxation than any and other participating sport in the COURTEOUS world. SERVICE Located North Gate- Cecil Marbut, Owner Anniston - Jacksonville Highway THE M A ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors 234 South Sixth Street Gadsden, Alabama G. H. SINGLETON PLUMBING, Phone LI 3-4022 E. Gadsden, LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE KING MOTOR COMPANY • Best Quality - Lowest Prices - Courteous Service Anniston, Alabama ATTALLA, ALABAMA GADSDEN HEATING SHEET METAL COMPANY Commercial Roofing -- Air Conditioning Phone LI 6-4601 1st Ave. at 10th St. Gadsden, Alabama HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 224 Hoke Street Alabama HENDERSON DEASON BARBER SHOP HAMMETT SON AMERICAN STATION We Welcome College Students Located at South Square JACKSONVILLE Complete Car Service JACKSONVILLE SEALES RESTAURANT PROFESSIONAL APOTHECARY PRIVATE DINING ROOM Facilities for Banquets, Social Clubs, and Business Meetings LENLOCK SHOPPING CENTER Jacksonville’s New Health Service Center Everything for the comfort of the sick, baby needs, diabetic needs, sickroom supplies Bill Benefield, Pharmacist 109 N. Pelham HE 5-6630 Shop and Save at TREDAWAY’S BEN FRANKLIN Gifts for all occasions LENLOCK SHOPPING CENTER CHINA-CRYSTAL-JEWELRY Anniston - Jacksonville Highway SAXON’S CANDY Chevrolets • Chevy M’s READ LUMBER COMPANY Corvairs - Corvettes Trucks - Used Cars READS MILL Genuine Parts - Service WELLINGTON, ALABAMA ADAMS-McCARGO MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER SINCE 1927” Anniston Phone AD 7-4793 Anniston, Alabama Gadsden Phone LI 7-4663 HIGGINBOTHAM SAWYER JOB PRINTING-PUBLISHING Northeast Alabama’s Best Equipped Printing Shop RALPH HIGGINBOTHAM Owner CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961-62 MOST CROWNED GIRL IN ALABAMA - WHO IS SHE? An Emmo Domo Formal From THE DRESS SHOP AMERICAN BAKERIES Merita Bread and Cakes GADSDEN, ALABAMA The most crowned girl in Alobama is Janet Young from Piedmont. She bought a formal from The Dress Shop, North Alabama's Most Fashionable Store,1' and then she was Miss Howard College, 1961. Janet bought another formal from the Dress Shop ond then was crowned Miss Entre' Nous. Still buying her wardrobe at The Dress Shop, Jonet won all the titles to be won ot Howard College, was in the finals of the Miss Alobama contest, and is listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges—and is the most crowned girl in Alabama. THE DRESS SHOP Jacksonville, Alabama TURNER’S DAIRIES MELLO MILK AND ICE CREAM They're Tops! FOOD PURVEYORS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, INSTITUTES MARTIN’S GRILL MEATS, INC. 108 South Ninth Street East Gadsden Alabama DRUGS BOOZER DRUGS Fountain Service COMPLETE COSMETICS SCHOOL NOTIONS ON THE SQUARE SUPPLIES JACKSONVILLE SOUTHERN 5 100 STORES Self-Service” SHOP AND SAVE Open Every Wednesday Year'Round JACKSONVILLE Compliments of EDWARDS CIGAR TOBACCO COMPANY School Supplies Sundries Notions 914 Gurnee Ave. Anniston, Alabama AD 5-2581 FIRST NATIONAL BANK WHERE STUDENT ACCOUNTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Jacksonville, Alabama LOU'S DIXIE DIP On the Square You will love our Foot-Long Hotdogs” Located one mile South of Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF CERTIFIED PRODUCTS COMPANY SANITARY AND MAINTENANCE DIVISION 2300 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA CALLING COLLEGE GRADUATES !! CHOOSE A CAREER WITH A FUTURE—A Helping Profession Opportunities await you with the Alabama Dept, of Pensions and Security. The beginning jobs in the social work series in the Department of Pensions and Security are those of case worker (also called pension counsellor) and child welfare worker-in-training. For the case worker position you must have a degree from a 4-year college or university, complete successfully the State Merit System Exam for this job, and be able to drive a car and have one available to you. The position of child welfare worker-in-training is used on a selective basis when child welfare workers are not available. Upon employment, the worker-in-training becomes a candidate for educational leave. ADVANTAGES ARE MANY: Employment under the State Merit System Beginning salary: $326 per month; annual salary review; opportunities for promotion after receiving professional social work training (with stipends granted for graduate study) Paid vacation (annual leave) and sick leave Social Security State Employees Retirement System Group Hospital and Health Insurance Official Travel Expenses If YOU like people, if you want to help them and to make your community better, if you want a truly rewarding job, investigate a career with the Department of Pensions and Security. WRITE: State Department of Pensions and Security Attention: Administrative Assistant 64 North Union Street Montgomery, Alabama OR VISIT: The State Department (call for an appointment) or your own County Department. Cne is in every county seat. Dr. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Atlanta-Birmingham Highway Anniston LANCE JOHNSON STUDIO 1211 NOBLE Portraiture Murals Commercial Aerials Industrial Color DIAL AD 5-3561 ANNISTON, ALABAMA SAWYER Office Furniture Supplies 21 EAST ELEVENTH STREET ANNISTON CROW DRUG STORE Darwin Hardison Druggist Public Square Jacksonville, Alabama A complete Line of Drugs and Sundries CAMPUS SHOP MEN’S BOYS’ WEARING APPAREL LATEST BY McGregor Jantzen Jarman Adams Textan JACKSONVILLE Jim Johnson BALFOUR REPRESENTATIVE and L.G. BALFOUR COMPANY send BEST WISHES THE JACKSONVILLE NEWS LITTLE’S Printers and Publishers DRY CLEANERS Telephone HE 5-3321 Featuring Jacksonville, Alabama Deluxe Dry Cleaning Process ano JACKSONVILLE HARDWARE COIN-O-MATIC Complete line of LAUNDRY Hardware Supplies Jacksonville Alabama Jacksonville, Alabama EAGLES CAFE COMPLIMENTS OF on the Square MARBUT’S Just the place for FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Good Food and Conversation Complete Home Furnishings Jacksonville, Alabama Jacksonville, Alabama JAX FLOWER SHOP Super Dollar Store Flowers for all occasions Where the Dollar Goes Further JACKSONVILLE on the Square Jacksonville I I % t CAPS OFF to the graduating class BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COTA COMPANY BY ALABAMA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY WILLIAMS FLORISTS CHATTER BOX RESTAURANT Fine Foods 211 NORTH PELHAM ROAD SQUARE MEAL ON THE SQUARE JACKSONVILLE HOWARD RUTH MORGAN Say it with Flowers JACKSONVILLE CITY CLEANERS JOHNSTON FURNITURE North End of the Square Admiral Alterations Electric Appliance Jacksonville Shopping Center ORKIN Seales Restaurant 1222 Noble Pizza at its Best PEST CONTROL AD 6-4137 COMPANY Anniston, Alabama Service is our Specialty | THE GAME YOUNG’S SER Quick Service The Best in Gas, Oil, and Accessories Anniston COCK RESTAURANT VICE STATION No Finer Food HIGHWAY Or Drive-In Service in Calhoun County AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCER HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED ADams 7-5471 Compliments Of THE ANNISTON STAR Your Complete Home Newspaper” Anniston, Alabama COLLEGE BOOK STORE A Service Rendered... ...By Your i.S.C. Students Mrs. Clothile Griffith, Manager [ 233 ] THE GRAB Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS THE MIMOSA STAFF Stag Billiard Parlor A Wonderful Place for After School Entertainment JACKSONVILLE Pritchett’s Thrifty Grocery You Save When You Shop Here Next to City Hall JACKSONVILLE - HE 5-3041 AUTOGRAPHS [ 235 ] MISS MIMOSA PAGEANT. . . Strolling down tha runway to tHa miMtc ot Kan Mitthell 4 Orch � lro fhoie lovalia —lormolt ond girlil Wonderful Matter of Ceremonial MIKE M DOUG AID Tfcaw $porttw or. . . .GREATEST EVER AUTOGRAPHS I JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY! anumuri 1 2486 0063 3030 9