University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1970 volume:

DIORAMA 1970 orence, Alabama In the final analysis each of us is alone. f l v We come to FSU alone. We leave alone. What we are at the end of four years is the sum total of past experience and four years of college life. It is more than dances, parties, and football games. They play a major part. The important times are the moments spent alone. Drinking, walking, reflecting, studying, planning, and dreaming. Lonely reflection gives us time to know ourselves. Moments of reflection and quiet solitude are as brief as they are precious. Yet stu- dents find time to get away from the crowd and the classroom to retreat into them- selves whether in a deserted amphitheater or on a lonely walkway. Whenever the number replaces t h e name, whenever the pressure builds and the rooms grow small, we grow aware that the mass is so large, and each is so small, so alone. Each of us has known our own special lone- liness whether a lost ballgame, a failing grade, or even a broken date. At those times not even the most comforting words of a concerned friend can help us. Alone in our discouragement, our disap- pointment, our failure, we have a lonely sense of sadness. No matter what the results, all of us like to think we ' ve done our best. In athletics, academics, social activities, each of us wants so much to suc- ceed. If we fail, knowing that we tried can help somewhat, but always there lingers that sense of frustration and defeat which only failure can bring. - Our college experiences are a series of interweavings solitary contemplation is mingled with group activity. Soon we must leave our place of private dreams and venture back to the hurrying, sometimes impersonal crowd. ,.- ' .YA w The crowd may rejoin in a library or a classroom. The purpose may be for serious study or merely 50 min- utes of hand cramped note-taking. But always there is the rustle of pa- per, the shuffle of feet, muffled laughter the sounds of many to- gether. Each of us is so near the other. But there are times when we cannot reach out, cannot touch, cannot for a mo- ment, even care about the fact that others exist. Each feels the loneliness of his own problems, hears the silence of his own fears. We stand back, we think, we stand apart. 1 10 Surrounded by many, pressured by people, studies and life in general; we must remember that we are individuals, that each counts. Sometimes others are so painfully near, that we feel our lone- liness acutely, then we are truly apart. We go away but al- ways the crowd beck- ons that we return. ' . V We move apart only to discover that all answers cannot be found in solitude. We need each other, need the touch of hands, the relaxed light flow of pleasant conversation, the excited happy roar of the exuberant crowd. So be alone for a time, but come back, come together. 13 Spirit nothing can compare with the spirit of FSU ' s Rats and cheerleaders. No yell is too loud, no song too old, no infirmity too great, to keep enthu- siastic rats and dedicated cheerleaders from doing their best. 14 But spirit is more than victory torches, lusty cheers, and exciting games. It is a feeling which tran- scends many areas and makes ev- eryone from alumni, students, and future students take pride in FSU and in her many activities. Homecoming FSU ' s spirit is deeply rooted in tradition. Perhaps our greatest tradition is Homecom- ing. It is a time of bustling activity when drab dormitory brick is color- ful brightness; and it is a time of change when the FSU campus be- comes a land of floats, reigned over by the Queen and her court. .- 16 All week the tension builds, the excitement mounts, the work con- tinues. Then it is Homecoming Day, the culmination of weeks of plan- ning. The crisp morning air crackles with the cadence of drums and the click of marching feet as bands, floats, and cars sweep by in a blend of color and enthusiasm. Afternoon brings the big game itself, climaxed by the halftime show and the crown- ing of the Queen. For one brief day all of us truly realize that we are FSU. 17 The aftermath of the big day is reflected in various activities. For some it is the Homecoming dance with a new dress, an evening of blaring rock combined w i t h the soft and gentle, and chance to get away from the pressure, and in the midst of the crowd to be alone with someone special. I 18 i For the others the post-game celebration is more private. To them, relaxation is a quiet drink, a small party with close friends, a withdrawal from the maddening rush, and a chance to sit back and unwind from past tensions in order to face new ones. 19 A university campus is a mixture of numerous qualities and individ- uals. Everything that goes on around us touches our lives in some way, whether it be a visit by the governor or an impromptu musical performance. From president to campus cop, from lowly freshman to the chairman of the department, we each are a part of the total that is FSU. V The atmosphere of FSU ' s campus has something to please almost everyone. Modern dormitories, and a new Fine Arts Center demonstrate clearly that FSU is a school of growth, motion, and progress, while the rolling tree marked slopes lend a feeling of peace and seclusion. Florence State is a blend of the past and the future with a strong accent on the now. 21 University life is a study in con- trasts. The mass uniformity of a ROTC lineup stands in opposition to the lone individual who stands forever on the sidelines. However, ROTC membership need not signify an involvement, nor does solitary activity always indicate apathy. Di- versity is an invaluable part of any campus. 22 f I College is a time of a searching for self-identity, for a belief, for a cause. For some, this search leads to group ac- tivities and general support of the established policies. For others the search takes them away from the accepted, along paths of dissent and protest for and against those things deeply felt. 23 So we come together on FSU ' s campus. We live together, we work together, we join together to form a united student body. Within the mass we have room for challenge, diversity, and division. We welcome individuality, for this strengthens the whole. ffiHHHjHIIIII 24 Our problems and interests serve as cohesive qualities to further re- mind us our place in the macro- cosm. When we look around, when we talk to others, we further our knowledge, we expand our world. 25 We have come a long way at FSU. Individually we have grown from scared freshmen to confident se- niors. Halls are no longer so frightening, buildings no longer loom so large. Each year the process will con- tinue. Collectively we have progressed from a small nor- mal school to a growing university. We have known victory and defeat, hope and discouragement. Yet all of us find strength within ourselves to move forth to- gether. We will leave, but Florence State will endure. 26 If we learn nothing else in our college years, we learn that time is so important, yet it moves so quick- ly. During Rat Week the freshman sets out on a journey that will, in four years, transform an insecure young person into a responsible adult. His experiences will be a series of private wishes, dreams, and fears, combined with mass par- ticipation, group activities, and in- volvement with the crowd. He will grow, and as he grows so will Flor- ence State University grow. Our greatest hope is that for Florence State and each student here the journey will end well. 27 Dedication Mrs. Mauri ne Maness 28 The respect and affection that Florence State students feel for you is perhaps your greatest tribute. Your interest and concern for the university and her students is shown by your active participation on various committees, by your outstanding service as Dean of Women from 1948 to 1954, and by the simple interest you take in each student and his problems. Even those who dislike history, say that your classes are enlivened by your warm sense of humor and obvious love for the past, which to you, is far from dead. For your service, your kindness, and your ability to be more than just a teacher, we dedicate this, the 1970 Diorama, to you, Mrs. Maurine Mannes. 29 Administration and Faculty Dr. E. B. Norton 32 President of Florence State University 33 DR. TURNER W. ALLEN DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY 34 MR. OTIS PEACOCK Administrative Assistant to the President DR. W. T. McELHENY Dean of Student Affairs MR. ABELF. DeWITT Dean of Men MISS PAULINE E. GRAVLEE Dean of Women 35 MR. CHESTER M. AREHART Registrar MR. ROY S. STEVENS Treasurer Business Manager DR. WILLIAM L. CROCKER Director of Graduate Study MR. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Director of Kilby Laboratory School 36 Art Department The Department of Art offers course work in studio, design, art history, art education, and the general arts. Now that the completion of the visual arts facilities in the new arts center is a reality, these course areas will become stronger, and it is antici- pated that definite curriculum options may be of- fered leading to preparation for graphic design, constructive design, studio (drawing, ceramics, painting, printmaking, and sculpture), and art edu- cation. Specialized studios, lecture rooms, and a workshop have been equipped to carry out these types of curricular programs. There is optimism that art history may develop into a minor curriculum of- fering. At the present, there is limited opportunity for the Shoals Community to enroll in evening art courses. It is, again, anticipated that the new facili- ties will permit an enlarged arts program during the after-dark (or Saturday) period. Last, but far from least, the Department of Art hopes to be able to in- fluence the aesthetic awareness of every student on the Florence State campus. Mr. Mort E. Smith, Department Chairman, Professor of Art, B.S., Kansas State Teachers College; M.A., Colorado State College; M.F.A., State University of Iowa. 37 Art Department Albert Charles Hausmann, In- structor in Art, B.A., Capital University; M.F.A., Bowling Green State University Mrs. Hilda Mitchell, Assistant Professor of Art, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., George Peabody College David Schneider, Instructor in Art, B.F.A., School of the Art Institute of Chicago; M.F.A., Tulane University Nelson Van Pelt, Instructor in Photography, B.J., University of Missouri Mrs. Myrt Ward, Assistant Pro- fessor of Art, A.B., Florence State College; M.A., University of Alabama B I h m Business Department The Department of Business and Economics at Florence State University offers majors in busi- ness administration, accounting, management, marketing, business education, and secretarial science. The organization affiliated with the de- partment is Sigma Tau Pi which is open to all business majors and minors, and Alpha Chi which is open to students taking advanced accounting courses. Mr. Lawrence Conwill, Department Chairman, Professor of Business Administration, B.B.A., M.B.E., University of Mis- sissippi; C.P.A. 39 Business and Economics Department Hollie Allen, A ssistant Professor Max Carrington, Professor of Lester Dittman, Assistant Pro- Thomas Edwards, Assistant Pro- of Economics, B.S., M.S., Au- Business Education, B.S., M.S., fessor of Business Administra- fessor of Business, B.S., Flor- burn University University of Tennessee; Ed.D., tion, B.S., Ball State Teachers ence State University Colorado State College College; M.S., Indiana Univer- sity James Jones, Assistant Profes- sor of Business Administration, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., University of Alabama Inell Knight, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, A.B., Judson College; M.A., University of Alabama Aaron Lynch, Associate Profes- sor of Accounting, A.B., Vander- bilt University; C.P.A. Ellen Moore, Assistant Profes- sor of Business Education, B.S., Florence State University; M.S., University of Tennessee Linda Sims, Assistant Professor of Business Education, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., University of Alabama William Stewart, Assistant Pro- fessor of Economics, B.S., Delta State College; M.B.E., M.A., University of Mississippi E r m i s Thompson, Associate Professor of Economics, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., Ph.D., University of Alabama Roy Webb, Jr., Associate Pro- fessor of Accounting, B.S., Uni- versity of Alabama; LL.B., Emory University; C.P.A. 40 Department of Education And Psychology Students who wish to prepare for teaching in the ele- mentary or secondary schools follow particular courses of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Master of Arts degree, and upon completion are entitled to be recommended for the appropriate professional certifi- cate issued by the Alabama State Department of Education. The offering of professional education courses leading to the Master of Arts degree is becoming an increasingly important function of the department. Students who are not preparing to become teachers in the elementary or secondary schools may establish a minor in psychology. Students enrolled in the education program are en- couraged to participate in the Student Alabama Education Association. Membership in Kappa Delta Pi, an honor society for students in professional education, is by invitation only, and is based on scholastic achievement. Dr. William L. Crocker, Department Chairman, Professor of Psychology. B.S., M.A., Ed.D., University of Alabama Department of Education And Psychology Mrs. Virginia Adams, Super- vising Teacher, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama Stanley Beans, Associate Pro- fessor of Education, B.S., M.S., Kansas State University; Ed.D., University of Arkansas Burchell Campbell, Director of Curriculum Laboratory and Kil- by School Library, B.S., Flor- ence State University; M.A., M.A. (L.S.), George Peabody College Ma Cox, Supervising Teacher, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., George Peabody College Jack Crocker, Professor of Edu- cation and Psychology, A.B., M.Ed., Tulsa University; Ed.D., University of Alabama John Finley, Jr., Associate Pro- fessor of Education and Di- rector of Student Teaching, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., University of Alabama Mrs. Dorothy Heffington, Su- pervising Teacher, B.S., Flor- ence State University; M.A., Ed.S., George Peabody College 42 Sarah Lewis, Supervising Teacher, B.A.E., M.E., Univer- sity of Mississippi Donie May Lowry, Supervising Teacher, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., George Pea- body College William J. Mcllrath, Associate Professor of Psychology, B.S., M.A., George Peabody College A. Miller Moss, Associate Pro- fessor of Psychology, A.B., M.A., Western Kentucky State College; Ph.D., University of Alabama I her, sty: Janice Nicholson, Assistant Professor of Education, B.S., Blue Mountain College; M.Ed., Mississippi State University Joanne Reeves, Associate Pro- fessor of Elementary Educa- tion, B.A., Judson College; M.A., George Peabody College; Ed.D., University of Alabama Mrs. Flora Belle Smith, Super- vising Teacher, A. B., Henderson State Teachers College; M.A., George Peabody College; Ed.S., Auburn University William H. Waite, Professor of Education, A.B., University of Saskatchewan; M.A., University of Manitoba; Ph.D., University of Chicago Lula R. Way, Professor of Psy- chology, B.S., M.A., George Peabody College; Ed.D., Michi- gan State University W. B. Woodward, Associate Pro- fessor of Education, A.B., Louisiana State University; Ed.M., University of South Carolina John W. Yeates, Associate Pro- fessor of Education, B.S., Mis- sissippi State University; M.A., Ed.D., University of Mississippi Earle Young, Professor of Psy- chology, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., Putney Grad- uate School; M.S., Ed.D., Au- burn University Department of English and Modern Foreign Languages The Department of English and Modern Foreign Lan- guages offers both a major and a minor in English. Minors are also offered in the dramatic arts and speech, French, and Spanish. Two years of German are offered. The En- glish and Modern Foreign Language Department at Florence State is noted for training fine teachers for the secondary schools and for sending after graduation many of its majors to prestige graduate institutions for graduate degrees. Sev- eral graduates in English now hold the coveted N.D.E.A. scholarship and other scholarships and graduate assistant- ships in distinguished colleges and universities. Organizations affiliated with the department are the En- glish Club, Spanish Club, and the Rehearsal Club which pro- duces two major plays annually. The English Club annually sponsors the literary magazine, Light and Shadows. There is an active chapter of the English honorary fraternity, Sigma Tau Delta. Dr. Albert S. Johnston, Jr., Department Chairman, Professor of English, A.B., University of North Carolina; M.A., Ph.D., University of Florida 44 wrs ndi, En- nce tary iors 5ev- EA ant- En- jro- ally m jma Mrs. Alice Dill, Instructor in Charles William Foster, Assis- Mrs. Eva-Maria Gaisser, Assis- Mrs. Barbara Glenn, Instructor English, B.S., M.A., State University Florence tant Professor of English, B.S., University of Chattanooga; M.A., East Tennessee State Univer- sity; Ph.D., University of Ala- bama tant Professor of Foreign Lan- guages. A.B., Memphis State University; M.A., University of Mississippi in English, B.A., M.A., Virginia State College Dennis J. Hayes, Instructor in English, B.A., University of Ten- nessee at Martin; M.A., Mem- phis State University Robert Holder, Instructor in Speech, B.S., Memphis State University Mrs. Elizabeth Hood, Assistant Professor of English, B.S., Flor- ence State University; M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University Mrs. Jean Johnson, Instructor in English, B.S., M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama Mrs. Catherine Jones, Assistant Professor of English, A.B., New- comb College; M.A., University of Alabama Paul E. Jones, III, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, B.A., M.A., University of Ala- bama John Kingsbury, Assistant Pro- fessor of English, A.B., Colgate University; M.F.A., University of Iowa Mrs. Brynda Musgrove, Assis- tant Professor of English. A.B., M.A., University of Alabama 45 Department of English and Modern Foreign Languages Mrs. Emily Richeson, Assistant Professor of English and Speech, A.B., Athens College; M.A., University of Alabama Stanley Rosenbaum, Assistant Professor of English, A.B., Har- vard University; M.A., Univer- sity of Denver Gladys Shepard, Associate Pro- fessor of English, A.B., Ran- dolph-Macon Woman ' s College; M.A., Columbia University Mrs. Leatrice Timmons, Assis- tant Professor of English, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., University of Alabama Mrs. Peggy Wade, Instructor in English, B.S., M.A., Florence State University J. N. Winn, Associate Professor of English, A.B., Dartmouth College; M.A., Columbia Uni- versity 46 Home Economics Department The Home Economics Department offers an individual opportunity for personal development as well as for a pro- fessional career. The curriculum leads to a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree with a major in the teaching of vocational home economics or in general home economics. In addition to teaching, graduates are also employed as Cooperative Ex- tension home economists, business home economists, and home economists in some areas of social service and other similar positions. Affiliated with the department is the Home Economics Club which is open to all majors, minors, and electives, and Kappa Omicron Phi, a national home economics honor so- ciety for majors and minors. Mrs. Mary Huff, Department Chairman, Associate Professor of Home Economics, B.S., M.S., University of Georgia Jean Dorroh, Assistant Profes- sor of Home Economics, B.S., Alabama College; M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama Mrs. Barbara Hendrix, Instruc- tor in Home Economics, B.S., University of Tennessee Mrs. Jane Mcllrath, Director of the Nursery School, A.B., St. Mary-of-the-Woods College; M.A., George Peabody College Mrs. Florine Rasch, Assistant Professor of Home Economics, B.S., Alabama College; M.S., University of Tennessee 47 Department of Health and Physical Education 1 I The university program of physical education provides an opportunity for students to achieve personal and social development through class, intramural and intercollegiate sports and games. The program of activities is designed to meet the needs of the students for fitness and the develop- ment of lifelong habits of play and recreation. The specialized courses for health and physical education and recreation are designed to train teachers of health, physical education, rec- reation, and for athletic coaching. The college has interscho- lastic competition in football, basketball, baseball, tennis, and golf. Florence State University is a member of the Na- tional Association of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Ala- bama Collegiate Conference. Dr. Michael Livingston, Department Chairman, Professor of Health and Physical Education, B.S., Jacksonville State Uni- versity; M.A., Ed.D., University of Alabama 1 m 48 provides nd social ttialized Edmond E. Billingham, Assis- tant Professor of Health and Physical Education, A.B., Fair- mont State College; M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University Joseph Elmore, Instructor in Health and Physical Education and Assistant Football Coach, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., University of Alabama George Gibbens. Instructor in Physical Education, B.S., George Peabody College l nterscho- II. tennis, (the Na- te fe j William F. Glidewell, Professor of Health and Physical Edu- cation, B.S., Texas Technologi- cal College; M.Ed.. Ed.D., Uni- versity of Texas Helen Matthews, Assistant Pro- fess or of Health and Physical Education, A.B., Duke Univer- sity; M.A., George Peabody College Durell Mock, Head Football Coach, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., Athens Col- lege Henry H. Self, Associate Pro- fessor of Health and Physical Education and Athletic Direc- tor, B.S., M.A., University of Alabama Nancy Vance, Assistant Profes- sor of Physical Education, B.S., Florence State University; M.S., University of Tennessee George Weeks, Assistant Pro- fessor of Health and Physical Education, B.S., University of Alabama; M.A., George Pea- body College Library Science Department The Department of Library Science at Florence State University was established in 1953. It offers a minor of eighteen semester hours which meets require- ments for certification in school library service by the Alabama State Department of Education. In addition to the basic eighteen hour program, nine hours of elective courses are offered, making a total of twenty-seven hours. The program is based directly upon the recom- mendations of the American Library Association for undergraduate professional library education. Students completing this eighteen-hour program are prepared to serve as school librarians and to fill certain professional positions in other types of libraries and to enter grad- uate library schools approved by the American Library Association, as candidates for the master ' s degree in library science in one year. Continued increase in de- mand for librarians for all types of libraries has resulted in steady increase in enrollment in this department. Fannie Schmitt, Department Chairman, Associate Professor of Library Science, B.S., M.A., University of Alabama; M.A. (L.S.), George Peabody College 50 Collier Library Staff Ruth Dacus. Head Librarian, A.B., Winthrop College; B.S. in L.S., George Peabody College jp -a Martha Griffin, Assistant Li- brarian, B.S., B.S. in L.S., George Peabody College Mrs. Mary Bell Herndon, As- sistant Librarian, B.S., Tennes- see Polytechnic Institute; B.S. in L.S., George Peabody Col- lege Mrs. Mildred Lentz, Associate Librarian, B.S., Florence State University; M.A. (L.S.), George Peabody College Donald Turner, Assistant Li- brarian, B.S., Auburn Univer- sity; M.A., M.A. (L.S.), Univer- sity of Alabama 51 Department of Mathematics And Basic Engineering The Department of Mathematics and Basic Engineering provides programs and courses in mathematics as prepara- tion for careers in business and industry, for graduate study, for teaching mathematics in the secondary schools, and for satisfaction of mathematics requirements in other academic and professional curricula. The department offers both a major and a minor in mathematics. The basic engineering program is designed to provide one or two years of basic engineering preparation normally required by most professional engineering schools. Dr. John Locker, Department Chairman, Professor of Mathe- matics, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Auburn University 52 - enng para- itudy, dfor ternic flti a wide fnally Juan Carlos Aramburu, Instruc- Eddy Joe Brackin, Instructor in tor in Mathematics, B.S., Mathematics. B.S., Florence Colegio Nacional; Lie., Univer- State University; M.A., Univer- sity of Buenos Aires sity of Alabama Mrs. Barbara Carter, Instructor in Mathematics. B.S., Athens College; M.S., University of Mississippi Mrs. Gayle Kent, Assistant Pro- fessor of Mathematics. B.S., Florence State University; M.S., University of Mississippi William Morris, Instructor in Mathematics. B.A., M.A., Wash- ington University Mrs. Jean Parker, Assistant Pro- fessor of Mathematics. A.B., Florence State University; M.A., George Peabody College Gayle Patterson, Engineering, B.S. burn University Instructor in John Stinson, Instructor in En- in Ch.E., Au- gineering. B.S. in Ch.E., Uni- versity of Missouri Mrs. Elizabeth Wooldridge, Pro- fessor of Mathematics. A.B., Murray State College; M.A., George Peabody College; Ph.D., University of Nebraska 53 Military Science Department in The senior ROTC program at FSU was initially estab- lished in 1948 to produce qualified officers for the Military Police Corps. In 1955 the General Military Science program was implemented. Cadets who volunteer for the advanced program are eligible for commissions in almost any branch of the Army. The Military Science Department sponsors the University varsity rifle team and an active drill team. The Na- tional Society of Pershing Rifles Company J4 and the Na- tional Society of Scabbard and Blade A-17 are fraternal mili- tary organizations also sponsored by the department. A mili- tary ball is the annual social highlight. The department and the organizations it sponsors, through the Red Cross Blood- mobile, charity drives, Governor ' s Day and other events, play a large part in community and university activities. Colonel William Koob, Jr., Department Chairman, Professor of Military Science, B.S., The Citadel Major Ramon Padilla. Assistant Captain Nathaniel Murdoch, As- Captain Richard Zweig, Assis- Professor of Military Science. sistant Professor of Military tant Professor of Military Sci- B.S., University of Maryland Science, A.B., Auburn Univer- ence, B.S., Pennsylvania State sity University SFC Grayson Mercer, Admini- strative Supervisor Staff Sergeant William Alfred, Staff Sergeant Ronald Dickey, Supply Sergeant Supply Sergeant u 55 Department of Music Formal Concert programs, student recitals, faculty re- citals, football half-time shows, parades, pep meetings, tele- vision programs, and programs on tour these are the per- formances the Music Department provides for the enjoyment of the student body and the general public of the North Ala- bama area that Florence State serves. In addition to opportunities for all college students to perform as singers and instrumentalists, there is available in the department private and class instruction in piano, voice, and band instruments. Course offerings in the department for the general college student provide opportunities for the education major to develop musical techniques useful in the elementary classroom. For the music major, a full profes- sional music education program is offered. The music department, now housed in its new building, is one of the finest music facilities in the southeast. Dr. Wayne Christeson, Department Chairman, Professor of Music, B.M., Drury College; M.A., Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University re- tie- per- lent Ma- sto ein lice, lent the the fes- Mrs. Evelyn den Boer, Instruc- tor in Music, A.B., University of Oklahoma; M.A., University of Alabama Joseph Groom, Assistant Pro- fessor of Music and Choral Director, B.S., M.M.Ed., Auburn University Mrs. Florence Irwin, Assistant Professor of Music, B.M., M.M., Bush Conservatory; M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University -; Arthur Theil, Assistant Profes- sor of Music and Director of Band, B.S.M., Capital Univer- sity; M.M.Ed., Vandercook Col- lege of Music Arthur Thomas, Assistant Pro- fessor of Music, B.M.E., Bald- win-Wallace College; M.M., Vandercook College of Music Walter Urben, Associate Pro- fessor of Music, B.M., College of the Pacific; B.M., University of Illinois; M.M., Indiana Uni- versity; Adv. Cert., Music Edu- cation, University of Illinois 57 Department of Science The Science Department ' s program is designed as a threefold program professional preparation in the sciences, preparation for teaching the sciences, and service courses in the area of general science for majors in other fields. The department offers majors in general biology, botany, and zoology; industrial chemistry, general chemistry, and physics; and cognate majors in natural science and physical science. Minors are offered in biology, chemistry, and phys- ics. The department also provides appropriate preparatory courses for a number of preprofessional programs. Dr. Joseph Thomas, Department Chairman, Professor of Science. A.B., Asbury College; M.A., Ed.D., University of Kentucky 58 Kliem Alexander, Professor of Chemistry, B.S., Middle Ten- nessee State College; M.A., George Peabody College; Ph.D., State University of Iowa John Bourne, Assistant Profes- sor of Biology, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Auburn University Jack Brown, Professor of Bi- ology, B.S., Tulane University; M.S., Ph.D., University of Ala- bama Virlyn Bulger, Assistant Profes- sor of Science, B.S., Jackson- ville State University; M.Ed., Auburn University; M.A.T., Uni- versity of North Carolina Hollis Fenn, Assistant Professor of Science, B.S., M.S., Auburn University Henry Harvey, Assistant Profes- sor of Science, A.B., Western Michigan College; M.A., Uni- versity of Michigan Arthur Hershey, Professor of Biology, B.S., Kansas Univer- sity; M.S., Ph.D., Iowa State College John Holland, Jr., Assistant Pro- fessor of Biology, B.S., Flor- ence State University; M.A., George Peabody College T. N. Hubbuch, Assistant Pro- fessor of Chemistry, B.S., Uni- versity of Louisville; B.S., M.S., Harvard University C. Fulton Huff, Jr., Associate Professor of Chemistry, A.B., Georgetown College; M.A., George Peabody College Raymond Isbell, Professor of Chemistry, B.S., Florence State University; M.S., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Alabama 59 Department of Science D Jack Kent, Assistant Professor of Biology, B.S., Florence State University; M.S., University of Mississippi William Montgomery, Professor of Biology, B.S., Millsaps Col- lege; M.S., Mississippi State University; Ph.D., University of Nebraska John Phillips, Jr., Assistant Pro- fessor of Chemistry, A.B., Uni- versity of Connecticut; M.S., West Virginia University; Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology William Richie, Assistant Pro- fessor of Chemistry, B.S., Flor- ence State University; M.A., George Peabody College k m : Charles W. Richmond, Associate Professor of Chemistry, B.A., David Lipscomb College; Ph.D., University of Mississippi Mrs. Sarah Smith, Assistant Professor of Science, A.B., Florence State University; M.S., University of Mississippi Edgar Tullis, Professor of Bi- ology, A.B., M.A., University of Nebraska; Ph.D., Michigan State University Mrs. Elizabeth von Gemmingen, Assistant Professor of Biology. A.B., M.A., University of Mary- land Mrs. Faye Wells, Instructor in Science, B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.S., Alabama Col- lege Paul Yokley, Jr., Professor of Biology, B.S., M.A., George Peabody College; Ph.D., Ohio State University 60 Department of Social Science The Department of Social Science offers majors in history, geography, sociology, and political science and a cognate major in social science. Minors are of- fered in economics, geography, history, political sci- ence, and sociology. Students majoring in the department may prepare for graduate work in the various social science fields or in education. Depending upon the nature of their specialization, students may pursue eventual careers in secondary school teaching, college teaching, car- tography, geography, law, library work, journalism, ministry, social work, personnel work, and in various phases of work in federal, state, and local government. Dr. Bernarr Cresap, Department Chairman, Professor of History, A.B., University of Mississippi; M.A., Ph.D., Vander- bilt University Department of Social Science Hassan Abdul-Hadi, Assistant Professor of Sociology, B.A., University of Texas; M.S., Trin- ity University Mrs. Ruth Arnett, Instructor in Sociology, A.B., University of Florida; M.A., Vanderbilt Uni- versity Milton Baughn, Professor of History, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., George Pea- body College; Ph.D., Vander- bilt University Robert Bowles, Professor of History, A.B., Central College; M.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity; Ph.D., Duke University in H Slate Missii Thorn tessoi Collet George DeBoer, Assistant Pro- fessor of Political Science, A.B., Western Michigan Uni- versity; B.D., McCormick Theo- logical Seminary; M.A., Uni- versity of Iowa Charles Gaisser, Professor of History, A.B., M.A., University of Mississippi; Ph.D., Yale Uni- versity J. Noel Glasscock, Professor of Gary Green, Geography, B.S., Western Ken- ography, B.A. tucky University; M.A., Univer- of Georgia sity of Kentucky Instructor in Ge- , M.A., University William Ikerman, Assistant Pro- fessor of History, B.S., M.A., Auburn University Kenneth Johnson, Associate Professor of History, B.S., Troy State University; M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama; M.S., Ph.D., Florida State University Dallas Lancaster, Associate Professor of Economics and History, B.S., Murray State Uni- versity; M.A., George Peabody College Billy Lindsey, Instructor in So- ciology, B.S., Florence State University; M.A., University of Mississippi Mary Jane McDaniel, Instructor in History, B.S., Mississippi State College for Women; M.A., Mississippi State University Earl McGee, Professor of His- tory, A.B., Randolph-Macon College; M.A., New York State College for Teachers; Ph.D., University of Kentucky Frank Mallonee, Jr., Associate Professor of Political Science and History, A.B., M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina; Ph.D., Emory University Mrs. Maurine Maness, Associate Professor of History, A.B., West- ern Kentucky University; Ph.M., University of Wisconsin Thomas Ott, III, Assistant Pro- fessor of History, B.A., Asbury College; M.A., Appalachian State Teachers College Merle Sherman, Assistant Pro- fessor of Geography, B.Ed., Moorhead State College; M.S., University of Wisconsin; M.A., University of Minnesota Wilder Watts, Instructor in His- tory, A.B., Hampden-Sydney Col- lege; LL.B., University of Ala- bama; M.A. University of Vir- ginia Leonard Wigon, Assistant Pro- fessor of History and Political Science, A.B., Roosevelt Uni- versity; M.A., University of Chicago University Personnel Service Larry D. Belue, Director of the Mac Buttram, B.S., Head Resi- Student Union dent, LaGrange Hall Carol Darby, B.S., Head Resi- dent, Powers Hall Mrs. Dorothy McPeters, R.N., Director of the University In- firmary Mrs. Marguerite Maddox. B.S., Anne Pope, B.A., B.P.E., M.A., Head Resident, Willingham Hall Head Resident, LaFayette Hall Cheryl Preston, B.S., M.A., Head Linden Reeder, B.S., M.S. Resident, O ' Neal Hall Manager of University Stores 64 University Staff Mrs. Jean Atencio, Key Punch Operator Mr. J. R. Atencio, Jr., Supervisor, Data Processing Service Mrs. Bessie Austin, Postal Clerk Mrs. Christina Benson, Secretary to News Service Director Mrs. Jenoice Bevis, Key Punch Operator Mrs. Ruth M. Biggers, L.P.N., Nurse Mrs. Mary Alice Brackin, Secretary to Financial Aids Officer Mrs. Carolyn Burch, B.S., Secretary to Registrar Mrs. Barbara Burgess, Secretary to Fi- nancial Aids Officer Mr. Alan Burleson, B.S., Director of the News Service Mrs. Emily Collier, Secretary to the Dean of Women Mrs. Linda Cornatzer, Secretary to PMS Barbara Cox, A.B., Secretary, Department of Education and Psychology Mrs. Nancy Elkins, Secretary to the Trea- surer Mrs. Dorothy Elliot, Secretary to the Reg- istrar Mr. Gillis Emmons, Superintendent of Buildings and grounds Mr. H. L. Emmons, Campus Security Of- ficer Mr. H. J. English, A.B., Assistant Trea- surer 65 r Jl University Mrs. Janet Faucett, Secretary to the Dean Mr. Richard L. Freeman, Director, Wes- ley Foundation Mrs. Muriel Grubbs, Receptionist, Stu- dent Union Mrs. Inez Hallmark, Secretary to the Treasurer Mrs. Kathryn Harbin, Secretary to the Registrar Mrs. Mabel Harper, Secretary to the Di- rector, Kilby School Mrs. Bettye Hartung, Secretary to the Administrative Assistant to the President Mrs. Martha Henry, Secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs Mrs. Myrtle Herston, L.P.N., Nurse Mrs. Camilla Johnson, Secretary to the Registrar Carolyn Rae Jones, Secretary, Science Department Mrs. Mary Mansell, Secretary to Finan- cial Aids Officer Mrs. Ada Ruth Marks, Secretary to the Treasurer Mrs. Nell Miller, Assistant Manager, Uni- versity Stores Mr. Billy Mitchell, B.S., Financial Aids Officer Mrs. Eva Muse, Secretary to the Adminis- trative Assistant to the President Mrs. Mary Addis Peacock, Secretary to the President x Mr. Joseph Rickard, Buildings Supervisor Mrs. Jeanette Rochester, Secretary to the Director, Student Union Mr. B. J. Sharp, Campus Security Officer 66 . Staff Mr. J. P. Sharp, Campus Security Officer Mrs. Sybil Stevens, Secretary to the Trea- surer Mrs. Bess Tipton, B.S., M.A., Hostess, Rogers Hall Mrs. Maude Walker, Switchboard Opera- tor Mrs. Shelia Willis, Secretary, Health and Physical Education Department Mrs. Carolyn Wilson, Assistant, Curricu- lum Laboratory 67 UNDERCLASSMEN Abernathy, Kay; Fr Florence Accardi, Jim; Jr Huntsville Albright, Pat; Jr Tuscumbia Aldridge. Turena; Jr G u j n Alexander, David; Jr Moulton Alexander, Janet; Fr Savannah, Tenn. Alexander, John; Fr Carrollton Alexander, Martha; Fr Moulton Allen, Mary; Soph Florence Allen, Philip; Jr Florence Allison, John; Fr Florence Alsobrook, Sandra; Jr Tampa, Fla. Alsup, Patricia; Fr Sheffield Anderson, Mary James; Fr Memphis, Tenn. Anderton, Douglas; Jr Treton, Ga. Andrews, Gloria; Fr Sheffield Appleton, Martha; Soph Birmingham Archer, Sherron; Jr Sheffield Arnold, James; Soph Florence Asher, Rosemarie; Fr Montgomery Ashley, Conni; Fr Huntsville Atkins, Jo Anne; Soph Dayton. O. Atkins, Steven; Fr Florence Austin, Jimmy; Fr Austin, Mary; Fr . Sheffield Sheffield Bacak, Stan; Soph Huntsville Bacon, Patrick; Jr Muscle Shoals City Bailey, Mary; Fr Gardendale Baites, Susan; Jr Decatur Balch, Ellen; Fr Athens Baker, David; Soph . . . Baltimore, Sonny; Soph Bannecke, Craig; Jr . . Bannister, Loretta; Fr . Hartselle Florence Florence Florence Barb, John; Fr Huntsville k 70 Barber, Marie; Fr Hanceville Barden. Richard; Soph Huntsville Barnes, Martha; Jr Florence Barnetl. Johnnie; Fr Florence Barr, Billy; Fr Florence Barr, Glenda; Fr Tuscumbia Barr, Linda; Fr Florence Barringer, Beth; Fr Rogersville Barrows, Paul; Fr Bri dgeport. Conn. Barry, Thomas; Fr Huntsville Battles, Helen; Soph Muscle Shoals Bauer, Sue; Soph Tuscaloosa Beadle, Ellen; Soph Florence Beasley, Beverly; Fr Florence Beavers, Glenn; Soph Tuscumbia Beck, Marian; Soph Huntsville Becker, Robert; Fr Florence Beckham, Stella; Fr Florence Beckman, James; Fr Tuscumbia Beddingfield, Marjorie; Jr Trinity Bedinglield, Patsy; Fr Killen Behel, Larry; Soph Killen Behel, Ronnie; Fr Florence Belew, Terry; Soph Huntsville Bernard, Susan; Fr Tuscumbia Berness. Kathy; Fr Florence Berrie, Helen; Jr Lake Wales, Fla. Berry, Pat; Fr Cullman Berryman. Pal; Jr Towncreek Berryman, Patti; Jr Athens Bittle, Deborah; Fr Waynesboro, Tenn. Biggers, Billy; Fr Florence Bilstein, Lawrence; Fr Florence Bingham, Janet; Jr Russellville Bitterbender, George; Fr Huntsville 71 Black, Bryan; Spec . . . Black, Frances; Fr . . . Black, Hew; Soph . . . Blackburn, Edith; Fr . . Blacklidge. Dawn; Soph Sheffield . Athens . Athens . . . Vina Florence Blasingame, Jimmy; Jr Florence Bobo, Betty; Sr Florence Boles, Charlotte; Fr Huntsville Boling, Leona; Jr Muscle Shoals City Bolton, Barbara; Soph Russellville Bonnes, William; Jr Brooklyn, N.Y. Booth, Annie; Fr Hartselle Borden, Carroll; Soph | u ka, Miss. Bourland, James; Fr Florence Bowling, Rebecca; Jr Somerville Bracken, Linda; Fr Town Creek Bradford, Anita; Soph Decatur Bradford, Ruby; Jr Russellville Bradford, Sharon; Soph Russellville Brannum, Susan; Fr Huntsville Braswell, Libby; Fr Florence Breland, Mary; Jr Tuscumbia Brewer, Beverly; Fr : Florence Brewer, Brenda; Fr St. Joseph. Tenn. Brewer, Cathy; Jr Florence Brewer, Michael; Fr Waynesboro, Tenn. Brewer, Patsy; Fr Moulton Brewer, Rebecca; Jr Florence Brewer, Teresa; Fr Florence Brians, Charlotte; Soph Lynnville, Tenn. Brians, Dewanna; Soph Linnville, Tenn. Bridges, Mary Ann; Jr Boston, Mass. Briggs, Angelene; Fr Florence Broadfoot. Joan; Fr Florence Broadway, Marsha; Fr Elkmont 72 Brokaw, Sharon; Fr Tuscumbia Brom, Larry; Fr Jasper Brookings, Lendon; Jr Huntsville Brooks, Bonnie; Soph Athens Brooks, Harold; Fr Union Grove Broom e. Cheryl; Fr Scottsboro Brown, Ken; Jr Loretto, Tenn. Brown, Patrice; Soph Courtland Brumley Elizabeth; Fr Tuscumbia Bullard, Tommy; Jr Huntsville Burch, Bonnie; Fr Killen Burch, Charles; Soph Muscle Shoals City Burch, Donna; Fr Florence Burden, Bobby; Fr Leighton Burfield, Joan; Soph Phil Campbell Burgess, Charlie; Jr Muscle Shoals City Burgess, Greg; Soph Florence Burgess, Jimmy; Fr Florence Burkhalter, Edith; Soph Tuscumbia Burns, Frances; Fr Florence Burns, Helton; Fr Florence Byrd, Betty; Jr Hillsboro Byrd, Palmer; Jr Birmingham Cabler, Jennie; Jr Florence Cabler, Kenneth; Jr Florence Cagle, Brenda; Fr Rogersville Call, Connie; Fr Birmingham Callahan, Vicki; Fr Sheffield Callaway, James; Fr Lincroft, N.J. Campbell, Lorene; Jr Tuscumbia Campbell, Nancy; Fr Scottsboro Cantrell, Earl; Jr Florence Capshaw, Carol; Jr Florence Caradonna, Joseph; Fr Florence Carpenter, Bennie; Soph Leighton 73 Carpenter, George; Fr Tuscumbia Carpenter, Nell; Jr Florence Carpenter, Toby; Soph Florence Carr, Brenda; Jr Florence Carroll, Kenneth; Soph Florence Carroll, Paul; Fr Cartee, Alan; Jr . . Carter, Johnny; Jr . Carter, Susan; Fr . . Carver, Donna; Fr . Huntsville Phil Campbell Huntsville Florence Tuscumbia Caudill. Charles; Fr Sheffield Cavanaugh, Wanda; Fr Huntsville Chambers, Mary; Fr Huntsville Champion, Phyllis; Jr Florence Chapman, Timothy; Soph Zion, III. Chapman, Virginia; Soph Pleasant Grove Cheatham, Carolyne; Fr Sheffield Chenault, Stephen; Jr Decatur Childers, Pamela; Fr Ft. Lauderdale Fla. Chowning, John; Fr Cloverdale Christian, Belinda; Fr Birmingham Christian, Wanda; Fr Florence Christopher, Horace; Soph Athens Clanton, Deborah; Fr Florence Clardy. Bobby; Fr Rogersville Clardy, Maxine; Fr Rogersville Clark, Greg; Soph Middletown, 0. Clark, Nora; Jr Florence Clark, Patsy; Fr New Hope Clark, Paul; Fr Hartselle Clark, Randall; Jr Middletown. O. Clark, Rosalie; Soph Hartselle Clayton, Pamela; Fr Florence Clement, Judy; Jr Sheffield Clements, Jo; Jr Bankston i I m I 74 I I I Clingan, Robert; Jr Florence Cobb, Dee; Fr Florence Cobb, Pat; Soph Falkville Coburn. Roy; Soph Tuscumbia Coburn. Thomas; Fr Tuscumbia Cochran, Charlie; Fr Florence Cocke, Freida: Jr Sheffield Coffey, Sharon; Jr Decatur Coggin. Judy; Soph Ardmore Coker, Eddie; Spec Huntsville Cole, Charles; Soph Cullman Collier, Leonard; Jr Cullman Collier, Ruth; Fr Decatur Collins. Lakin: Soph Athens Compton, Vicky; Soph Union Hill Conley, Melinda; Soph Huntsville Connatser, Thomas; Soph Tuscumbia Conner, Charles; Fr Town Creek Conner, Linda; Jr Town Creek Cook, Ann; Soph Tuscumbia Cooper, James; Fr Cloverdale Copeland. Glen; Fr Barton Cotney, Steve; Jr Huntsville Counts. Rodger; Jr Town Creek Counts, Vicki; Jr Town Creek Cox, Sandra; Fr Madison Cox, Wanda; Jr Muscle Shoals City Craft, Rickie; Jr Huntsville Creasy, Cathy; Fr Cloverdale Creasy, Oenise; Jr Florence Creel, Larry; Soph Holly Pond Criswell, Frances; Jr Laceys ' Spring Cross, Paul; Fr Leighton Crutcher, Thomas; Fr Florence Cunningham. Perlina; Fr Decatur It 14 75 Cunningham, Phillip; Soph Huntsville Currier, Catherine; Fr Sheffield Cutshall, Euel; Jr Florence Daily, Charles; Fr Leighton Daily, Freda; Soph Cherokee Daily, Jess; Soph Florence Daniel, Carolyn; Soph Sheffield Daniel, Delores; Fr Iron City, Tenn. Danis, Beverlia; Fr Rogersville Danker, Mary; Soph Cullman Danley, Glenda; Jr Florence Davidson, Eleanor; Jr . Sulligent Davis, Carolyn; Fr Athens Davis, Donn; Jr Florence Davis, Karen; Jr Sheffield Davis, Linda; Fr Cherokee Davis, Mickey; Jr Phil Campbell Dean, Betty; Soph Rogersville Dean, Eleanor; Fr Sheffield Deaton, Edward; Jr Tuscumbia Debter, Ronald; Fr Sheffield Delano, Brenda; Soph Florence Dennis, Alice; Jr Cherokee Dennis, Sara; Soph Russellville Denson, Elizabeth; Soph Cullman Denton, Robert; Soph Tuscumbia Dollar, Jimmy; Jr Haleyville Dorough, Deborah; Fr Huntsville Dougless, Lera; Fr Tuscumbia Dovey, Barbara; Jr Decatur Downing, Gea; Jr Florence Downing, Robert; Jr Florence Drake, Sallie; Fr Madison Draper, Raymond; Fr Athens Driggers, Patricia; Fr Flintville, Tenn. I 76 i I Duncan, Jon; Fr Florence Ealy, Claire; Soph Tuscumbia Easley, Jerry; Fr Savannah Eckl, Julia; Fr Florence Eckl, Margaret; Fr Florence Edmundson, Anna; Fr Florence Edwards, Mary; Fr Huntsville Edwards, Sue; Soph Florence Elliott, Helen; Fr Glen Allen Ellis, Madolyn; Fr Florence Elmore, Jerry; Soph Athens Emens, Judson; Jr Tuscumbia England, David; Fr Florence England, Donald; Fr Huntsville England, Nancy; Fr Sheffield England, Nolan; Fr Florence Enloe, Rodger; Fr Tuscumbia Entrekin, Wanda; Jr Phil Campbell Etheridge, Frieda; Jr Rogersville Evans, Cristina; Fr Huntsville Evans, Lonnie; Soph Red Bay Evers, Milton; Soph Florence Evers, Theresa; Fr Loretto Fielder, Linda; Fr Tuscumbia Finley, Peggy; Fr Sheffield Fisk. Charles; Fr Tuscumbia Flippo, Sheila; Soph Killen Floyd, Deborah; Fr Florence Flynn, James; Jr Huntsville Folden, John; Fr Florence Foster, Edwena; Jr Hillsboro Foster, Gail; Fr Florence Fowler, Howard; Fr Florence Franks, Roger; Soph Lutts French, Cristy; Fr Tuscumbia T J i ' n 77 Frost, Shelia; Jr Fort Payne Fuller, Dawn; Jr Huntsville Furbush, William; Fr Huntsville Futrell, George; Fr Sheffield Futrell, John; Jr . Sheffield Gallagher, Kathryn; Jr Florence Gamble, Wilma; Fr Hollywood Gann, Lauren; Jr Florence Gardner, Earl; Soph Florence Gardner, Nancy; Jr Scottsboro Garrard, Linda; Fr Haleyville Garretl, Elizabeth; Fr Athens Garrett, Lawrence; Fr Tuscumbia Garrison, Pat; Soph Florence Garth, Benjamin; Fr Decatur Gaskin, Judy; Soph Haleyville Gassaway, Oavid; Fr Athens Gates, Linda; Fr Huntsville Gates, Thomas; Jr Decatur Gautney, Luther; Soph Florence Geise, Nancy; Jr Tuscumbia Geise, Woodsy; Jr Tuscumbia Gibbens, Leslie; Soph Florence Gilbert, Julie; Soph Florence Gillis, Sandra; Fr Decatur Gist, Sandra; Soph Muscle Shoals City Givens, Sandra; Soph Florence Glover, Charles; Fr Lexington Gober, Marcia; Jr Red Bay Godbey, Cynthia; Fr Sheffield Goode, Timothy; Jr Florence Goodlett, Phyllis; Jr Moulton Graham, Douglas; Fr Decatur Graham, Carol; Fr Florence Grant, Margaret; Soph Athens rftA I 78 I Graves, Meg; Jr Tuscumtna Gray. Frances; Fr Florence Gray, Victor; Jr Florence Green, Lennis; Fr Rogersville Green. Susan; Fr Courtland Greenhill, Mitzie; Soph Sheffield Gregg, Mary; Soph Ripley, Miss. Griffith, Jerome; Fr Sheffield Grisham, Patti; Soph Florence Grove, Mickie; Fr Florence Grubb, Ronda; Fr Florence Guilliouma. Larry; Soph Canal Fulton, O. Gusmus. Martha; Soph Florence Gusmus, Sharon; Jr Tuscumbia Hager, John; Fr Florence Haeger, Mary; Fr Florence Hall, Janice; Soph Addison Hall, Joe; Soph Phil Campbell Hall, Katrina; Fr Florence Hall, Patricia; Jr Huntsville Hall, Phyllis; Soph Addison Hallmark, Linda; Fr Florence Hambrick, James; Soph Decatur Hamilton, Dorothy; Jr Tishamingo, Miss. Hamilton, Ruth; Fr Birmingham Hamm, Richard; Soph Florence Mammon. Jan; Fr Sheffield Hammond, Connil; Soph Lexington Hannah, Patricia; Fr Rogersville Haraway, Arlene; Fr Rogersville Hargett, Freddie; Jr Russellville Harper, George; Jr Russellville Harrell, Kay; Soph Tuscumbia Harrell. Walter; Fr Huntsville Harris, Grace; Soph Tuscumbia 79 Harris, Nancy; Jr Waynesboro, Tenn. Harrison, Anne; Soph Florence Harrison, Carla; Soph Florence Harrison, Paula; Jr Florence Harrison, Susan; Jr Killen Hartley, Debby; Fr Florence Hartley, Judy; Fr Florence Harwell, Johnny; Jr Florence Haskins, Patricia; Fr Sheffield Hatfield, Lannis; Fr Florence Hawkins, Earl; Fr Russellville Hawkins, Robin; Jr Haleyville Hayes, Betty; Soph Florence t Hayes, Brenda; Fr Florence Hayes, Gloria; Jr Cherokee Hayes, Jacky; Jr Iron City, Tenn. Hayes, Leslie; Fr Florence Hayes, Theresa; Fr Florence Haynes, Susan; Fr Florence Heard, Paula; Fr Glen Burnie, Md. Hearn, Jettty; Soph Sheffield Hedges, Cheryl; Soph Florence Hefford, Dana; Soph Huntsville Heflin, Martha; Soph Moulton Henderson, James; Jr Florence Hendon, David; Fr Florence Henry, Anita; Soph Tuscumbia Henstey, Deborah; Fr Florence Herndon, Deborah; Fr Decatur Hickman, Robert; Fr Sheffield Higginbotham, Martha; Fr Florence Higginbotham, Mary; Jr Florence Higgins, John; Soph Huntsville Higgins, Joseph; Jr Columbia, Tenn. Higgins, Marion; Fr Florence j I I 80 Higgins, Richard; Fr Waterloo Hill, Rugener; Jr Florence Hill, Shelia; Fr Russellville Mines, Judy; Soph Florence Holcombe, Pamela; Fr Florence Holdbrooks. William; Jr Haleyville Holdbrooks. Wyman; Soph Haleyville Holladay, Kathy; Fr Danville Holland, Larry; Jr Russellville Holland, Stanley; Fr Russellville Holliman, Paige; Fr Florence Hollis. Elizabeth; Soph Sulligent Holloway, Carol; Soph Florence Holmes, Clyde; Soph . . Huntsville Holmes, Nancy; Soph Sheffield Holt, Anita; Fr Winthrop Harbor, III. Holt, Doris; Fr Florence Holt, William; Fr .... Florence Hood, Donny; Jr Haleyville Hook, Michael; Fr luka. Miss. Hooper, Martha; Fr Scottsboro Hope, Lucretia; Fr . Holt Hopper, Robert; Fr Cullman Houk, Kalhryn: Fr Gurley Housman, Patricia; Fr Sheffield Hovater, Judy; Fr Russellville Hovater, Susie; Jr . Russellville Howard, Gail; Fr Lexington Howard, Nancy; Fr . . Muscle Shoals Howard, Raymond; Soph Florence Howard, Robert; Fr . . . . Florence Howell, Gober; Fr . Haleyville Howell, Rick; Soph .... . Haleyville Howell, Ruth; Jr . Haleyville Hubbard, Scott; Fr Florence tit I 81 Huckaba, Hilda; Soph Rogersville Hudson, Anita; Jr Florence Hudson, Jo; Jr Florence Hudson, Larry; Fr Florence Hudson, Susan; Soph Sheffield Hughes, Charles; Jr Quin Hughes, Nathan; Soph Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Hume, Patricia; Fr Florence Humphres, Jim; Soph Vina Hunnicutt, Catherine; Soph Huntsville Hunt, Danny; Fr Florence Hunt, Lance; Jr Tuscumbia Hurst, Paula; Jr Decatur Hurst, Randy; Soph St. Joseph, Tenn. Hutchens, Rickey; Soph Decatur Hutchinson, Ann; Fr Florence Hyde, Gregory; Fr Florence Hyde, Judith; Fr Miami, Fla. Hylield, Deborah; Fr Huntsville Inman, Brenda; Jr Athens Inman, Charles; Jr Tuscumbia Inman, Linda; Fr Florence Inman, Paul; Fr Sheffield Irons, Nelda; Fr Florence Isbell, Terry; Fr Tuscumbia Isom, Ruby; Jr Spruce Pine Ivy, Barbara; Fr Huntsville Jackson, Carol; Jr St. Joseph, Tenn. Jackson, James; Jr Florence Jackson, Martha; Fr Red Bay Jacobs, Charlotte; Soph Cullman James, Rhonda; Fr Florence Jarnigan, Glen; Jr Russellville Jarvis, Jonathan; Soph Jeffreys, Syble; Jr . . . Florence Sheffield ( i i I I I 82 I Jenkins, Gary; Fr Florence Johns, Meritta; Fr Florence Johnson, Francis; Fr Huntsville Johnson, Pamela; Fr Hartselle Johnson, Pamela; Fr Sheffield Johnson, Phyllis; Jr Hartselle Johnson, Sally; Fr Athens Johnson, Sharon; Jr Vlnemont Johnson, Virginia; Jr Fayette Joiner, Janice; Fr Tuscumbia Jones, Amy; Fr Decatur Jones, Ann; Fr Haleyville Jones, Ella; Soph Loretto, Tenn. Jones, Janet; Fr Florence Jones, Jeannean; Soph Vinemont Jones, Linda; Fr Muscle Shoals City Jones, Marjorie; Fr Killen Jones, Patricia; Jr Trinity Jones, Patricia; Soph Hamilton Jones, Thomas; Fr Russellville Jordan, Glen; Soph Sheffield Keenum, Daniel; Fr Muscle Shoals City Keeton, Lindell; Fr Florence Keeton, Richard; Fr Florence Keller, Carol; Fr Scottsboro Kelley, Mary; Fr Florence Kelley, Rebecca; Fr Florence Kelly, Dorothy; Jr Cherokee Kelly, William; Fr Moulton Kennedy, Jerry; Fr Muscle Shoals City Kennedy, Thomas; Soph Huntsville Kennedy, Walter; Soph Huntsville Kennemer, Mary; Soph Athens Keyes, Clara; Jr Athens Kill, Cathy; Fr Florence 83 r - Killian. Cynthia; Fr Florence Kilpalrick, Jimmy; Soph Russellville Kimbrough. Jerry; Fr Tuscumbia King, Danny; Jr Okolona, Miss. King, Mary; Fr Florence King, Nancy; Soph Birmingham Kinkle, Brenda; Jr Florence Kirby, Stephanie; Jr Huntsville Kirk, Michael; Fr St. Joseph, Tenn. Kirkland, Michael; Fr Tuscumbia Knight, Jimmy; Jr Vinemont Knight, Linda; Jr Haleyville Knolls, Lana; Fr Gallipolis, O. Knowe, Karen; Soph Sheffield Knowles, Melissa; Fr Ardmore. Tenn. Kbnig, Karen; Fr Minor Hill, Tenn. Lair, George; Fr Sheffield Lake, James; Jr Sheffield Lambert, Brian; Fr Florence Lambert, Mary; Fr Sheffield Lammers. Linda; Fr Huntsville Lancaster, Rosanne; Jr Birmingham Landers, Debra; Soph Florence Langston, Nelda; Jr Winfield Lanier. Nancy; Fr Huntsville Laubaugh, Martha; Fr Florence Lauderdale, Bobby; Fr Elkmont Lauderdale, Sheila; Fr Bear Creek Lauderdale, Shirley; Jr Moulton Lawrence, Judy; Jr Smiths Grove, Ky. Lee, Linda; Jr Sheffield Lee, Margaret; Fr Cloverdale Lee, William; Fr Huntsville Leigh, Byron; Soph Tuscumbia Leiser, Mary; Jr Red Bay I i 84 I A Lenz, Mary; Soph Muscle Shoals City Leopard, Linda; Fr Russetlville Lester, Pamela; Fr Florence Letson, Ann; Soph Courtland Letson, Ray; Fr Courtland Lewey, Janice; Soph Tuscumbia Lewis, Nancy; Fr Tuscumbia Lewis, Patsy; Jr Cloverdale Lewis, Rebecca; Soph Florence Lindberg, Jimmy; Jr Montgomery Lindly, Faye; Jr Florence Lindner, Jill; Fr New Shrewsbury, N.J. Lindsey, Janice; Jr Waterloo Lipcomb, Brenda; Jr Moulton Long, Evelyn; Jr Huntsville Long, Gracelia; Jr Owens Cross Roads Lovett, James; Soph Russellville Lowe, Allie Sue; Fr Florence Luker, Patricia; Fr Danville Lyle, Oianne; Fr Florence Lyle, James; Fr Florence Lyles, Daniel; Fr Florence Lynn, David; Soph Athens Lynn, Debby; Fr Iron City. Tenn. Lynn, Gary; Soph Oecatur McAdmas, Fred; Fr Huntsville McBride, Mary; Jr Scottsboro McBride, Michael; Fr Decatur McCaig, Shelia; Soph Leighton McCaleb, Sheila; Soph Fayette McCaleb, Sue; Jr Brilliant McCarver, Lana; Soph Fayette McCarver, Stanley; Jr Russellville McClain, Larry; Fr Florence McClendon, Nancy; Soph Moulton f r JLI 85 McCollum. William; Fr Tuscumbia McCorkle Tommy; Fr Sheffield McCormack, Carrie; Soph Sheffield McCormick, Hugh; Soph Houston, Tex. McCoy, Larry; Fr Huntsville McCulloch, Linda; Fr Moulton McCune, Garey; Fr Athens McDaniel, Frankie; Jr Tuscumbia McDougle, Melvin; Fr Muscle Shoals City McDowell, Louisa; Fr Florence McDulfa, Patricia; Jr Phil Campbell McFall, Edith; Fr Florence McGee, Jimmy; Fr Florence McGrady, Carl; Fr Florence McGraw, James; Jr Florence McGregor, Virginia; Fr Florence McGuffey, James; Soph Florence McGuire, Connie; Soph Lexington McGuyer, Carol; Jr Tuscumbia McKinney, Alvin; Jr Selma McLemore, David; Fr Somerville McManus, Diann; Soph Cherokee McMillin, Jimmy; Soph Florence McNeill, Sandra; Jr Haleyville McNutt, Patti; Fr Hanceville McVay, John; Soph Sheffield McWilliams, Christopher; Fr Tuscumbia McWilliams, John; Fr Tuscumbia McWilliams, Linda; Jr Cherokee McWilliams, Linda; Soph Iron City, Tenn. Machen, Sue; Fr Scottsboro Mair, Debra; Fr Pensacola, Fla. Majerick, James; Soph Birmingham Malone, Linda; Jr Cherokee Malone, Robert; Fr . Florence 86 Marks, Elizabeth; Fr Florence Martin, Kay; Jr Florence Mason, Deborah; Fr Florence Mason, Elizabeth; Jr Rogersville Mason, Judy; Fr Arab Mason, Mayzola; Soph Florence Masonia, Susan; Soph Tuscumbia Massey, Freda; Soph Huntsville Massey, Regina; Jr Mt. Hope Massey, Royce; Jr Russellville Masterson, Brenda; Jr Russellville Matthews, Evalee; Fr Sheffield Mauler, Joe; Fr Florence Maxwell, Glynda; Jr Somerville Mayes, Bobby; Fr Loretto, Tenn. Mayes, Peggy; Soph Florence Medina, Ronnie; Fr Huntsville Melicks, Alan; Soph Sheffield Melton, Micky; Soph Hanceville Merriman, Bridget; Fr Waynesboro, Tenn. Micheal, Ray; Fr Tuscumbia Milam, James; Fr Huntsville Miles, Martha; Fr Huntsville Miller, Barbara; Fr Miller, Barbara; Jr Florence . . Calera Miller, Harry; Jr Florence Miller, Judy; Jr Bankston Miller, Sarah; Fr Brownsboro Mills, Janice; Fr Winfield Mills, Jerry; Jr Sheffield Mitchell, Dennis; Jr Florence Mitchell, Kay; Jr Florence Mitchell, Nelda; F( Tuscumbia Mixon, Gerry; Fr Tuscumbia Molpus, Necia; Fr Mobile 87 - A k Montgomery, Deborah; Fr Rogersville Mood, Marilyn; Fr Huntsville Moody, Gary; Jr Florence Moody, Nancy; Fr Huntsville Moore, Cindy; Fr Athens Moore, Connie; Jr Athens Moran, Teresa; Fr Florence Morgan, Charles; Jr Leighton Morris, Denny; Fr Hartselle Morris, John; Fr Florence Morris, Sterling; Fr Florence Morris, Tommy; Fr Cherokee Morrow, David; Soph Sheffield Morrow, Robert; Fr Florence Morrow, Wanda; Jr Guin Mullendore, Sandra; Soph Sheffield Mullins, Debbie; Fr Florence Murks, Linda; Fr Florence Murner, Keith; Jr Florence Murphy, Annie; Jr Russellville Murphy, Deborah; Jr Hartselle Murphy, Dianne; Jr Florence Murphy, Marcia; Fr Florence Murphy, Paula; Soph Florence Murphy, Stephen; Fr Hartselle Myers, David; Jr Carrollton, 0. Myrick, Charles; Fr Killen Male, Sallie; Soph Huntsville Nail, William; Soph Florence Neese, Phyllis; Jr Florence Nelson, Iva; Fr Westpoint, Tenn. Nelson, Reita; Fr Falkville Newman, Sharon; Jr Vernon Newton, Jeff; Soph Athens Newton, Johnny; Jr Padukah, Ky. i 88 I t Newton, William; Jr Muscle Shoals Nicely, Nancy; Jr Florence Nixon, Olila; Jr Sheffield Noble, Thomas; Fr Huntsville Norris, Susan; Fr Huntsville Norwood, Anthony; Fr Huntsville Norwood, Winda; Soph St. Joseph, Tenn. Oakley, Mike; Jr Florence O ' Bryant, Sally; Fr Smyrna, Tenn. O ' Connor, Robert; Fr Loretto, Tenn. Oleham, Edythe; Soph Florence Osterheld, Kay; Fr Athens Owens, Carl; Jr Town Creek Owens, Kay; Fr Anderson Ozbirn, Carolyn; Fr Tuscumbia Pace, Barry; Jr Russellville Pace, Oianne; Fr Russellville Page, David; Fr Rogersville Papczynski, Denny; Fr Granger, Ind. Parker, Deborah; Fr Florence Parker, Doyce; Soph Killen Parker, Linda; Soph Town Creek Parker, Teresia; Fr Union Grove Parks, Charlotte; Jr Tuscumbia Parris, Joel; Soph Tuscumbia Parrish, Janelle; Fr Florence Parrish, Sherry; Soph Florence Parvin, Gerald; Jr Hazel Green Pate, Judith; Jr Muscle Shoals Patrick, Jessie; Soph Tuscumbia Pa trick, Roy; Soph Cherokee Patterson, Delbert; Fr Florence Patterson, Gayle; Soph Florence Patterson, Peggie; Soph Florence Paulk. Patricia; Jr Florence 89 Peinhardt. Miriam; Fr Cullman Penrad, Joyce; Soph Sacto, Calif. Pesto, Albert; Fr Florence Peters, Curtis; Fr Loretto, Tenn. Pettus, David; Fr Leoma, Tenn. Pavahouse, Reba; Jr . . Phillips, Margaret; Soph Pickens, Jim; Fr Pickens, Pamela; Jr . . . Pigg, Janice; Soph . . . Athens Minor Hill, Tenn. Hartselle Sheffield Cullman Pipkins, Dottie; Fr Huntsville Pilcock. Robert; Soph Decatur Pitman, Cindy; Fr Florence Pittman, Linda; Fr Muscle Shoals Pitts, Frederick; Fr Florence Pitts, Sam; Fr Florence Plunk, Lillith; Fr Athens Poe, Janie; Fr Stevenson Pollard, Janie; Soph Savannah Pool, Gerald; Fr Muscle Shoals Pope, Carol; Soph Danville Porter, Robert; Jr Lexington Posey, Myra; Fr Tuscumbia Poston, Jo Anne; Fr Waterloo Potts, Kay; Jr Decatur Potts, Nancy; Fr Florence Pounders, Agatha; Soph Muscle Shoals Pounders, Diane; Jr Haleyville Powell, Donnie; Fr Five Points, Tenn. Powell, Johnnie; Fr Adamsville Powell, Margaret; Soph Muscle Shoals Prenley, Charles; Fr Scottsboro Prentis, Cathey; Jr Ramer, Tenn. Price, Curtis; Jr Coffee Springs Prince, Micky; Soph Huntsville J 4. 90 - Pruitt, Janice; Fr Florence Pruitl, Judy; Jr Red Bay Puckett, Douglas; Fr Sheffield Pugh, Myra; Fr Evergreen Pugliese, Alicia; Jr Russellville Pursley, Edith; Fr Sheffield Purvey, Jane; Fr Blytheville, Ark. Pushaver, Irene; Fr Florence Pylant, David; Jr Cullman Raines. Marcia; Jr Winfield Ramsden, Johnny; Soph Athens Rape, Jay; Soph Evans City, Penn. Rasbury, Brenda; Fr Beaverton Ray, Aubrey; Fr Tuscumbia Ray, Mickey; Fr Florence Real, Lanetta; Soph Detroit Rebman, Vera; Soph Barton Rector, Janice; Fr Fernbank Reeder, Martha; Fr Florence Reese, Renee; Jr Logan Regan, Carolyn; Soph Florence Renegan, Linda; Soph Sheffield Rice, Edward; Soph Florence Rich, Greg; Fr Athens Richard, Sandra; Fr Cullman Richardson, Charlotte; Soph Florence Richardson, Evallou; Fr Florence Richardson, Hilda; Soph Florence Richardson, Jimmy; Fr Florence Richardson, John; Soph Islip, N.Y. Richardson, Marjorie; Soph Sheffield Richardson, W. H.; Jr Florence Richey, Betty; Soph Florence Richter, Sherry; Fr Huntsville Rickard, Patsy; Jr Killen 91 Ricketts, Norma; Jr Killen Riddle, William; Soph Haleyville Riggs, Methel; Soph Mt. Hope Bobbins, Diane; Soph Florence Robert, Jackson; Fr Florence Roberts, Charles; Soph Fayette Roberts, Eddie; Jr Huntsville Roberts, Frances; Jr Brilliant Roberts, John; Soph Florence Roberts, Julia; Jr Florence Robinson, Barbara; Fr Huntsville Robinson, Betty; Fr Florence Robinson, Donald; Soph Decatur Robinson, Gwendolyn; Jr Rogersville Rodgers, Evan; Soph Joliet, III. Rogers, Alice; Fr Rogersville Rogers, Beverly; Jr Decatur Rogers, Paul; Soph South Pittsburg, Tenn. Rogers, Ronald; Soph Rogersville Rogers, William; Fr Muscle Shoals Rohling, Ann; Soph Florence Romine, Charlotte; Fr Cullman Rorex, Linda; Jr South Pittsburg. Tenn. Rose, Cynthia; Fr Athens Ruffuer, Cynthia; Fr Trinity Ruhl, Carol; Soph Florence Rushforth, Michael; Jr Florence Rushing, Charles; Jr Sheffield Russ, Mary; Soph West Point, Tenn. Ruth, Linda; Jr Florence Ryan, William; Fr Muscle Shoals Saba, Doris; Fr Huntsville Sanders, Max; Jr Florence Sanderson, Jimmy; Fr Athens Sanderson, Patricia; Soph Madison I i I 92 Sandlin, Cindy; Fr Florence Sandy, Linda; Fr Tanner Santord, Lynn; Soph Hartselle Sansom. Anne; Jr Decatur Schaffer, Betty; Soph Cullman Schuessler. John; Fr Florence Schulte, Berry; Fr Sheffield Scillian. Deborah; Fr Florence Scruggs, Rebecca; Fr Courtland Seal, Janice; Jr Russellville Seal, Larry; Fr Tuscumbia Segars, Gerald; Jr Falkvilte Sego, Betty; Soph Cloverdale Self, Barbara; Soph Haleyville Self, Doris; Fr Sheffield Shackelford, Edward; Soph Russellville Shannon, Wendell; Jr Athens Sharp, Joyce; Fr Florence Sharp, Roberta; Fr Florence Shaw, Micheal; Soph Athens Shedd, John; Soph Russellville Shell, Ethridge; Soph Cloverdale Shelton, Billy; Fr Sheffield Shelton, Joan; Fr Lexington Simpson, Cathy; Jr Huntsville Singleton, Rebecca; Soph Tuscumbia Singleton, Ricky; Fr Florence Skipworth, Roy; Fr Florence Sledge, David; Fr Sheffield Sledge, Terry; Jr Tuscumbia Smith, Bettie; Fr Florence Smith, Betty; Fr Vinemont Smith, Brad; Fr Birmingham Smith, Cleve; Jr Huntsville Smith, Freda; Jr Decatur m 93 Smith, Gary; Fr Huntsville Smith, Janice; Fr Sheffield Smith, Jerry; Soph Arab Smith, Karen; Soph Sheffield Smith, Kathleen; Fr Haleyville Smith, Larry; Jr Wooster, O. Smith, Linda; Soph Hartselle Smith, Mary; Fr Decatur Smith, Paul; Jr Florence Smith, Robert; Fr Huntsville Smith, Sharon; Fr Birmingham Smith, Steve; Fr Florence Smith, Thomas; Fr Town Creek Snellgrove, Janice; Fr Huntsville Snowden, Lynn; Fr Birmingham Snyder, Carla; Fr Decatur Sockwell, Jacqueline; Fr Muscle Shoals South, Janice; Fr Tuscumbia Southern, Donna; Fr Addison Southward, Hal; Soph Tishomingo, Miss. Speaks, Charles; Fr Decatur Spralding, Janice; Soph Burnsville, Miss. Spurgeon, Jacquelyn; Fr Florence Staggers, Georgia; Fr Sheffield Stamper, Gloria; Soph Florence Stanford, Doris; Soph Russellville Stanford, Teresa; Jr Tuscumbia Stanly, Timothy; Fr Huntsville Stanphill, Joy; Fr Florence Steeley, Brenda; Fr Scottsboro Stejskal, Jay; Fr Royalton, O. Stell, Teresa; Fr Tuscumbia Stephens, Barry; Soph Birmingham Stephens, Doris; Jr Hazel Green Stevenson, David; Jr Florence M 9 ' ' i 94 Stevenson, Vicki; Soph Florence Steverson, Jacqueline; Fr Sheffield Stewart, David; Fr Sheffield Stewart, John; Fr Tuscumbia Stewart, Martha; Soph Madison Stewart, Nancy; Soph Florence Stewart, Robert; Fr Florence Stewart, Steven; Jr Huntsville Stinnett. Melissa; Jr Athens Stone, Tereasa; Jr Huntsville Stovall, James; Jr Florence Strain, Sue; Fr Athens Streit, Gail; Soph Sheffield Strickland, Pamela; Fr Florence Stricklin, Patricia; Jr Florence Stricklin, Rebecca; Fr Savannah, Tenn. Styles, John; Jr Florence Sublet!, Suzanne; Fr Sheffield Sullins, Sherrel; Jr Hodges Swaflord, Celia; Soph Hartselle Swanner. Dianne; Fr Athens Swindle, Kenny; Soph Muscle Shoals Sykes, Donna; Soph Huntsville Tabercaux, Tommy; Fr Tuscumbia Tatum, Jerry; Soph Florence Tatum, Linville; Jr Florence Taylor, Charles; Jr Florence Taylor, Cynthia; Fr Elkmont Taylor, Deborah; Fr Florence Taylor, Jerry; Soph Decatur Taylor, Rhonda; Soph Corinth, Miss. Taylor, Shirley; Fr Belgreen Tays, Dwight; Soph Rogersville Test, Richard; Jr Huntsville Thigpen, Jo Ann; Jr Florence 95 L - 1 Thigpen, Mary; Fr Florence Thigpen, Paula; Fr Killen Thomas, Carol; Fr Huntsville Thompson, Billy; Fr Tuscumbia Thompson, Jean; Jr Lexington Thompson, Rebecca; Fr Lexington Thompson, Richard; Fr Florence Thompson, Steve; Soph Cherokee Thompson, Susan; Jr Red Bay Thompson, Tracey; Fr Florence Thompson, William; Fr Florence Thompson, Troy; Fr Florence Thorne, Brenda; Fr Florence Thornton, Peggy; Soph Rogersville Thrasher, Mac; Fr Wheeler Tidwell. Jerry; Soph Killen Tidwell, Sherron; Fr Courtland Tiller, Werner; Fr Huntsville Tomlinson, Martha; Fr Rogersville Tompkins, Charles; Fr Tuscumbia Topham, Elizabeth; Fr Huntsville Townsend, William; Fr Florence Traughber, Edward; Fr Sheffield Travis, Angie; Soph Madison Trousdale, Jackie; Fr Sheffield Trousdale, Lou; Soph Florence Tucker, Brenda; Fr Florence Tucker, Michael; Jr Huntsville Tumlinson, Nancy; Jr Muscle Shoals Tumlison, John; Jr Madison Tune, Deonna; Fr Waterloo Turk, Lawrence; Fr Birmingham Turner, Cynthia; Jr Decatur Tuten, Donna; Fr Tuscumbia Twinem, Margie; Jr Huntsville 96 I I I I I Underwood, Camille: Soph Leighton Usery, Rita; Soph Athens Vaughn, Kenneth; Soph Rising Fawn, Ga. Veal, Frances; Fr Oecatur Vengrovskie, Edward; Fr Sheffield Vinson, Brenetta; Fr Courtland Vlnson, Linda; Fr Red Bay Vinson, Sharon; Soph Red Bay Wade, Sandra; Jr Muscle Shoals Waldrep, George; Fr Cherokee Wallace, Jeannette; Jr Cherokee Warhursl, Patsy; Fr Russellville Warren, Joe; Fr Athens Warren, Linda; Fr Florence Washburn, Sandra; Fr Tuscumbia Watson, Karen; Jr Killen Waugh, Beverly; Jr Springfield, Va. Waugh, William; Soph Springfield, Va. Weakley, William; Fr Florence Weatherby, Nancy; Fr Tuscumbia Weatherby, Robert; Jr Tuscumbia Weatherford, Edward; Soph Town Creek Weatherford, William; Fr Town Creek Weaver, Jo Anne; Soph Killen Webber, Janice; Fr Huntsville Weed, Robert; Fr Decatur Weekley, Cathy; Jr Florence Weeks, Michael; Fr Taft, Tenn. Wells, David; Jr Rossville, Ga. Wells, Stephen; Jr Russellville Wheelwright, Barbara; Fr Florence Whisenant, Carolyn; Fr Arab Whisenant. Troy; Jr Lacey ' s Spring White, Bette; Soph Florence White, Danny; Jr Florence 97 - ' ill White, Deborah; Fr Rogersville White, Donald; Soph Florence White, Lois; Jr Sheffield Whited, Carolyn; Jr Cullman Whitehead, Deborah; Fr Rogersville Whitehead, Elizabeth; Fr Montgomery Whitehead, Tommy; Fr Tuscumbia Whitley, Marsha; Fr Florence Whitten, Edward; Soph Florence Wiginton, Connie; Jr Sheffield Wiginton, Gardner; Fr Florence Wiginton, Melissa; Fr Hamilton Wilburn, Michael; Fr Athens Wilburn, Wayne; Fr Florence Wiley, Donna; Fr Lexington Wiley, Robert; Fr Huntsville Willett, Terry; Soph Cloverdale Williams, Charlotte; Fr Mt. Hope Williams, Dee; Fr Hamilton Williams, James; Soph Tanner Williams, Joy; Fr Tuscumbia Williams, Judith; Soph Sheffield Williams, Judy; Jr Belk Williams, Sandra; Soph Lexington Williamson, Jane; Fr Sheffield Wiliiford, Teresa; Fr Florence Willis, Henry; Fr Muscle Shoals Willis, Joan; Fr Loretto, Tenn. Willis, Robert; Fr Sheffield Willis, Ronnis; Fr Florence Willis, Thomas; Fr Lacey ' s Springs Wilson, Debby; Fr Florence Wilson, Gary; Fr Florence Wilson, Gay; Jr Florence Wilson, Jimmie; Jr Russellville HMRMMi i HP 98 Wilson, Larry; Fr Killen Wilson. Lester; Soph Sylvania Wilson, Robert; Fr Florence Witt, Betty; Soph Florence Witt, T. C.; Jr Florence Wix, James; Jr Vinemont Womble, Sharon; Fr Florence Woodard. Mary; Fr Birmingham Woodis, Hannah; Fr Florence Worley, David; Soph Sheffield Wright, Glen; Fr Killen Wright, Timothy; Fr Killen Wyers, Valerie; Fr. . . . ... Eldridge Yeager, Judy; Soph Florence Yeilding, Carolyn; Jr Florence Yeilding, Nancy; Fr Florence Yokley, Mary Jane; Fr Florence Young, Larry; Fr Florence Zbinden, Becky; Soph Huntsville ati Zbinden, Prissy; Soph. Davis, Carol; Fr . . . . Huntsville Columbia, Tenn. 99 ;. i _A f . i AWT 1 -. .,-.-.::. -v; ,.,. -. SENIORS ABERNATHY ABERNATHY, SANDRA LOUISE Tuscumbia; Biology, Political Sci- ence. ADAMS, BRENDA JOYCE Florence; Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Pi. ADAY, GLORIA JEAN Decatur; Home Economics; AWS; SGA; Alpha Sigma Lambda, Chaplain (2,3); Home EC. Club, Secretary (4); IPC; Cheerleader (3,4), Head (4); Diorama Beauty (2,3), Queen (4); Circle K. Sweet- heart; W h o ' s Who (4); Best Dressed Alternate (3); Miss FSU. ALEXANDER, ELIZABETH Florence; English; Sociology; Student Union Board (1-4), Pub- licity Chairman (2); AWC (1-3); Collegiate Singers (1-4); Home- coming Committee (3,4); English Club. ALEXANDER, POLLY ANN Florence; Business Ed.; Account- ing, Political Science; Sigma Tau Pi. ADAMS ADAY ALEXANDER ANDREWS, WILLIAM ARTHUR Muscle Shoals; Physical Edu- cation; History; Basketball (1-4); PECIub(4). ATKINSON, DOYLE RAY Elkmont; Business Management; Economics; Sigma Tau Pi; Col- legiate Civitan, Secretary; Chris- tian Student Fellowship; Who ' s Who in Junior Colleges; Phi Theta Kappa. AUSTIN, CECIL WAYNE Sheffield; Accounting, Eco- nomics. BACAK, DOLORES ANN Huntsville; Secondary Education; History; SAEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Honor Society, Who ' s Who (4); AWS Judiciary Council (3); Alpha Sigma Lambda. BAILEY, CARL WAYNE Florence; Accounting; Alpha Chi (3,4), Director (4). ALEXANDER ANDREWS ATKINSON AUSTIN BACAK BAILEY 104 BAILEY BARHAM BAILEY BALL BARHAM BARNETT BAILEY, GARLAND GRAY Anderson; Biology, Political Sci- ence; Civitan Club, Reporter. BAILEY, KAREN ANITA Haleyville; Biology, Physical Ed- ucation; Physical Education Club. BALL, FRED S. Montgomery; History; Busi- ness Administration. BARHAM, JANE JACOBS Bridgeport; Home Economics; Sociology; AWC (2); Choir (3). BARHAM, MARION EDWARD Bridgeport; Chemistry; Biology; ACS. BARNETT, ARCHIE E. Florence; Accounting; Eco- nomics, Math; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Pi. BARNETT, EMMA ANDERSON Florence; Elementary Education; Library Science; Alpha Beta Alpha. BAUM, ROBERT HAROLD Huntsville; Business Administra- tion, Band. BECKNER, HOWARD EDWARD Florence; Music Education; Band (1-4); MENC (1-4); IPC (3); Band Council (1-3); Band President (3); MENC President (3). BELEW, JAMES L. JR. Sheffield; Business Management; Economics; Sigma Tau Pi. BARNETT BAUM BECKNER BELEW 105 BELLIS BERRY BERRYMAN BELLIS, JOHN T. Florence; History, Political Sci- ence; Scabbard and Blade; Ush- ers Club; Honor Society; Distin- guished Military Student; Wesley Foundation; IPC; Who ' s Who (4). BERRY, PATRICIA ANN Haleyville; Business Education; Sigma Tau Pi; BSU; President, O ' neal Hall; IPC. BERRYMAN, JUDITH F. Athens; English; Biology; Band; IPC; English Club; AWS; Band Reporter; Kappa Delta Pi, Presi- dent. BEVIS, WAYNE CUSTER Cloverdale; History; Business Ad- ministration. BISHOP, KEITH W. Huntsville; Business; History; Sig- ma Tau Pi. BISHOP, VICKY JO Russellville; Sociology, Psy- chology; Art; AWC (1,2); Human Relations Council (3,4). BOATWRIGHT, GEORGE EDWARD Muscle Shoals; Physical Educa- tion; Biology; Wildlife Conser- vation Club; Physical Education Club. BOBO, JACK POWELL JR. Florence; Biology; Cadet Officers Corps; Scabbard and Blade; Con- servation Club, Treasurer; Gradu- ation Usher. BONNER, WILLIAM STEVEN Phil Campbell; Chemistry; Math; Conservation Club. BOWLING, CHARLES PHILLIP Muscle Shoals; Political Science; Art; Conservation Club. BEVIS BISHOP BISHOP BOATWRIGHT BOBO BONNER BOWLING 106 BRATCHER BREWER BRIDGES BRIDGES BRITTON I BROADFOOT I BRATCHER, RONALD DOUGLAS Cloverdale; Business Administra- tion; Sociology; Cadet Officer ' s Corps; Scabbard and Blade; COC, Vice President. BREWER, LARRY DUDLEY Lawrenceburg, Tennessee; His- tory; Political Science; Cadet Of- ficers Corps; Tennis Team (1-4). BRIDGES, JAMES DARWIN Tuscumbia; Mathematics; Phys- ics; Business; Kappa Mu Epsilon. BRIDGES, JO ANNE FIELDER Tuscumbia; Elementary Ed- ucation. BRITTON, WILLIAM ROY JR. Florence; Social Science; Geog- raphy Club; Newman Club. BROADFOOT, BARBARA FAYE Florence; Elementary Education; AWC; Student Alabama Educa- tion Association; Miss Charming Court (1); Homecoming Queen (2); Alternate Beauty (2); Beauty Court (3,4); Freshman, Secretary- Treasurer; Senior Reporter. BROWN, WILLIAM JACKSON Bear Creek; Math, Chemistry; KME; American Chemical Soci- ety; Kappa Mu Epsilon. BRADLEY, VONCEIL GIVENS Florence; Elementary Education; Art; SNEA; Kappa Delta Pi. BRYANT, CHARLES FRANKLIN Decatur; Zoology; Chemistry; Transfer, Auburn University; Au- burn Veterinary Medicine Society. BUFFLER, JOSEPH F. Florence; Accounting; Alpha Chi. BROWN BRADLEY BRYANT BUFFLER 107 BULL BULLEN BURCHAM BULL, JAMES EARL Florence; Business; Alpha Chi. BULLEN, THOMAS RANDAL Red Bay; Business Management; History. BURCHAM, DAVID H. Tuscumbia; Art; Business Admin- istration. BURCHFIELD, BILLY JOE Sheffield. BURNS, BENNY TURNER Florence; Physical Education; Math; Football (1-4); F Club (1-4); PECIub. BURNS, JOYCES. Tuscumbia; Secondary Edu- cation; English; History; Kappa Delta Pi. BURNS, SARAH ALMAJEAN Cherokee; Elementary Education; SAEA. BURTON, JAMES O ' REAR Town Creek; Business; Alpha Chi. BUTLER, ANNALIE Brownsboro; Elementary Educa- tion; Library Science; Alpha Beta Alpha; BSU. CALLAHAN, WILLIAM MICHAEL Decatur; Art, Business Adminis- tration. BURCHFIELD BURNS BURNS BURNS BURTON BUTLER CALLAHAN 108 I CAMPBELL CARTER I CANTRELL CARTER CARTER CAMPBELL, SAMUEL J. Haleyville; Botany; Geography. CANTRELL, BETSY JO Hamilton; Secondary Education; English, Sociology. CARTER, JERRY G. Holly Pond; History; Political Sci- ence; Young Republicans, Presi- dent. CARTER, JOHN MILTON Huntsville; Zoology; Chemistry; Scabbard and Blade, Sergeant-at -Arms. CARTER, MARGIE JACKSON Sheffield; Elementary Education. CARTER, NILES KENNETH Spruce Pine; Biology; Political Science; Collegiate Civitan Club; La Grange Hall Council. CARTER, RONALD NEIL Florence; History; English; Circle K, Lt. Governor; SGA, Vice-Presi- dent; Who ' s Who (4); Runner-up to Mr. FSU (4). CASHION, GUNITA NICHOLS Belmont, Mississippi; History; Po- litical Science. CHAMPION, GREG LEE Florence; Marketing; Economics; Circle K, Vice-President; Student Union Board, Vice-President; Scabbard and Blade; Who ' s Who; Runner-up to Mr. FSU (4). CHAMPION, PHYLLIS BOYD Huntsville; Social Science; Stu- dent Union Board. CARTER CASHION CHAMPION CHAMPION 109 CHILDERS CHILDERS, WILLIAM T. Scottsboro; History; Political Sci- ence; Young Republicans (3-4). CHILDS, GARY REN Florence; Zoology; Chemistry; Cicle K, Publicity Chairman; Ushers Club; BSU. CHOWNING, GARY LANCE Florence; Biology; Sociology; Conservation Club. CLARK, KAY V. Selma; Social ogy. Science; Psychol- CLEGHORN, DONNA SUSAN Addison; Elementary Education; Music; SAEA (3-4), Reporter; MENC (4); BSU (1-4). CLEMMONS, BOBBY RAY Florence; Business Management; Economics. CLEMENS, BARBARA ANN Scottsboro; Secondary Edu- cation; History; Sigma Tau Delta. COCHRAN, CLAUDE ARLAN Iron City, Tennessee; Accounting; Economics; Alpha Chi (3-4). COLLINS, C. LARRY Cullman; Chemistry; Biology; His- tory; Conservation Club; Ameri- can Chemistry Society. COFFEY, DIANE Moulton; Elementary Education. CLEGHORN CLEMENS CLEMMONS COCHRAN COLLINS COFFEY no COOPER COOPER CORNELIUS GOTTEN COWLES COOPER, BONNIE AGNES Fayette; Math; History; Educa- tion. COOPER, DEBORAH ANN Sumerville; Vocational Home Economics; IPC; Home Econom- ics Club, President; Wesley Foun- dation; AWC. CORNELIUS, MARTHA NORA Cherokee; Elementary Education; SAEA. GOTTEN, IRENE Florence; English; French; AWC; Canterbury Club. COWLES, W. C. Huntsville; Zoology; Chemis- try; Young Republicans; Student Union Board; Circle K. COX, JAMES BRYANT Rogersville; Political Science; History. COX, JANE Madison; Elementary Education; Alpha Sigma Lambda; AWS; Rice Hall Officer; Miss Charming Court. CRABTREE, DONALD BUTLER Sheffield; Biology; Chemistry. CRABTREE, PATRICIA SURRETT Sheffield; Elementary Education; Civinettes; SNEA. CRANFORD, MARY JANE Gadsden; Math Education; En- glish; BSU; SAEA; AWS. COX cox CRABTREE CRABTREE CRANFORD 111 CREASY CRITTENDEN DAILY DAUGHERTY CREASY, JAMES ARTHUR Florence; History; Sociology; Wesley Foundation; Young Dem- ocrats; KME. CRITTENDEN, EVA ANNETTE Phil Campbell; Elementary Edu- cation; Student AEA. DAILY, HAROLD LYNN Tuscumbia; Chemistry; Math. DAUGHERTY, CLIFFORD DANIEL Florence; Physical Education; Bi- ology; Psychology; F Club; Physi- cal Education Club; Football (1- 4). DAVIS, GARY BLANTON Russellville; Accounting; Eco- nomics; Alpha Chi. DAVIS, IDA MURRAY Sheffield; Business Educa- tion; Biology. DAVIS, LINDA MARIE Florence; Elementary Education; AWS; Band (2-3). DAVIS, RICHARD LEE Athens; Accounting; Economics; Alpha Chi. DEAN, DONNY JOE Athens; Biology; Psychology; Col- legiate Civitans, Treasurer; Con- servation Club; Beta Beta Beta; Graduation Usher. DEASON, HAROLD WAYNE Florence; Zoology; Beta Beta Beta; IPC; MRHA, President; La Grange Hall President, BBB, President. DAVIS DAVIS XAi DAVIS DAVIS DEAN DEASON 112 DEBTER DOBBS i DOLLAR DESILVEY OICKSON DILL DEBTER, DIANNE LYNN Sheffield; Elementary Education; AWS, Executive Board; Student Union Board; Alpha Sigma Lamb- da; Graduation Usher; Homecom- ing Committee (3); SGA. DESILVEY, MARION Mem phis, Tennessee; Art, Geog- raphy. DICKSON, WALTER T. Killen; Biology, Chemistry; Con- servation Club; Beta Beta Beta. DILL, LARRY EDWARD Russellville; History, Secondary Education. DOBBS, DANA ELIZABETH Hartselle; History, Sociology. DOLLAR, BILLY FAYE Haleyville; Math, English; English Club; BSU, President (4), Vice- President (3); KME; Kappa Delta Pi; IPC; Who ' s Who; Graduation Usher (3); Senior Woman of the Year (3); Summer Missionary (BSU). DOLLARHIDE, LARRY LEE Florence; History, Chemistry. DOXIE, BERNICE MARIE Florence; Secondary Education, History, Psychology. DRAKE, JAMES EDWARD Athens; Physical Education; Phys- ical Education Club. DUDLEY, TOMMY LEE Guin; History. DOLLARHIDE DOXIE DRAKE DUDLEY 113 DUKES DURHAM DYAR DUKES, PAMELIA JANE Sheffield; Elementary Education; Library Science; Alpha Beta Al- pha; Publicity Chairman. DURHAM, DANNY EDWARD Tuscumbia. DYAR, JUDITH ROLLINS Hamilton; Mathematics; Music. EADY, MAX RANDAL Muscle Shoals City; Zoology; Business Administration; Circle K (4); Collegiate Singers (1,2,4); Christian Student Fellowship Homecoming Committee (3,4). EDMONDS, BILLY LOWELL Huntsville; Basketball (3-4). EDWARDS, REBECCA ANN Florence; Elementary Education; AWC; SGA; University Convoca- tions; Concert Choir; SAEA; IAWS Convention; Who ' s Who. EMERSON, HOWARD LEVERN Hamilton; Accounting; Biology; Geography; Alpha Chi (1); Con- servation Club (2-4). EMERSON, JANE MAYS Hamilton; Biology; Sociology; Home Economics (2); Conserva- tion Club. ERWIN, WILLIAM CHARLES Florence; Accounting; Econom- ics; Alpha Chi. EVANS, CLAUDIA NELLE Iron City, Tennessee; Art Educa- tion; Sociology; Art League; Col- legiate Singers; Christian Student Fellowship; Kappi Pi, President, Secretary-Treasurer; IPC. EADY EDMONDS EDWARDS EMERSON EMERSON ERWIN EVANS 114 EVANS FENN FLIPPEN i EVANS EVANS FARRIS EVANS, JOHNNY WAYNE Florence; Art; Biology; Sociology; Conservation Club; Kappa Pi; Choir (1-2); Football (1-2). EVANS, MARTHA JANE Hamilton; Elementary Education. EVANS, WILLIAM LUMAN Tuscumbia; Physical Education; Biology; Physical Education Club; Conservation Club. FARRIS, G. LOWELL Sheffield; Business Management; Economics; Collegiate C i v i t a n Club; Sigma Tau Pi; Christian Student Fellowship. FENN, ANGELYN R. Florence; Business History. Education; FLIPPEN, SAMUEL ARMSTEAD Russellville; Business Manage- ment; Economics. FOSTER, CONNIE ANNE Huntsville; Elementary Education. FRANKS, HENRY ED Brilliant; Physical Education; PE Club; Drama Club; Conservation Club; F Club; Football (1-4). FRANKS, JIMMY GAYLE Fayette; Accounting; Economics; Alpha Chi. FREDERICK, CHARLES EDWARD Russellville; Chemistry; Math; Circle K; ACS. FOSTER FRANKS FRANKS FREDERICK 115 FRENCH FRENCH, CINDY KAYE Florence; English; Biology; Stu- dent Union Board; AWC; Conser- vation Club; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Beta Beta Beta; Usher. FRIAR, DWIGHT RAMSEY Florence; Chemistry; Zoology; American Chemical Society; Spanish Club, Vice-President; ACS; Golf Team (1-4). FRITTS, DONNA FRAZIER Florence; Marketing; Economics; Sigma Tau Pi; State University of New York; Fashion Institute of Technology. FRITTS, GWEN ANNE Florence; Elementary Education; Christian Student Fellowship (2-4). FRY, SHELIA LYNN Cherokee; Business Education; Sociology; Alpha Sigma Lambda; Student Union Board; AWS, Vice- President; Resident Hall Officer. FRIAR FRITTS FRITTS FULLER, ELAINE HARRIS Russellville; Elementary Educa- tion; Civinettes; SAEA (3); Resi- dent Hall Officer; Kappa Delta Pi; IPC; BSU; Hall of Fame Com- mittee. GARGIS, WARREN LINDON Muscle Shoals; Accounting; Eco- nomics; History. GARRARD, SAMUEL HUGHES Sheffield; Accounting; History; Economics; Alpha Chi. GASQUE, JERRY DONALD Leighton; Mathematics; Geog- raphy; Political Science; Kappa Mu Epsilon. GENTRY, DARLA JEANNE Florence; English Education; Math; Rehearsal Club (1); SGA (2); AWS (3); Intercultural Rela- tions (3,4); SAEA; English Club; Leo ' s Loveliest. FRY FULLER W y9t J GIBSON GILBERT GILBERT GIOIELLO GLETTY GIBSON, REBECCA LANIER Rural Hall, North Carolina; Ac- counting; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Pi; AWS, Treasurer; English Club; Alpha Sigma Lambda; Lionettes (2). GILBERT, GAIL PAINTER Tuscumbia; History; English; Sec- ondary Education; AWC; Alpha Sigma Lambda, President (3-4); IPC; Sigma Tau Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Who ' s Who (4); Miss Charming Court (1); Diorama Beauty (2); Homecoming Court (3); Best Dressed Girl (3). GILBERT, HARRY THOMAS Florence; Music; English; Colle- giate Singers; MENC; BSD, Ex- ecutive Council. GILLEY, ANNE ELIZABETH Balboa, Canal Zone; Social Sci- ence; Biology; Sigma Sigma Kap- pa; SGA; Rice Hall Officer; Homecoming Court (4); Usher Graduation. GILLEY GIOIELLO, VIRGINIA SHARPE Sheffield; English; History; Span- ish Club; English Club; SAEA; Sigma Tau Delta; Kappa Delta Pi. GLETTY, DRENNA FRANCES Florence; Elementary Education. GLETTY, JAMES ALVIN Florence; Music Education; Band; Choir; Brass Choir; Band Coun- cil; BSU. GRANT, JOANNE MARY Florence; H i s t o r y; Sociology; AWC; Home EC. Club; Alpha Sig- ma Lambda, Officer; Resident Hall Officer; BSU; Student Union Board. GRAVES, JACQUELINE Florence; Business Education; Sociology; Sigma Tau Pi; AWC; BSU; Graduation Usher. GRAY, CHARLES VICTOR Huntsville; Marketing; Sigma Tau Pi; President (4); Resident Hall Officer; SGA. GLETTY GRANT GRAVES GRAY 117 GRAY, DONNA TROUSDALE Florence; Marketing and Retail- ing; Music. GREEN, ADRON RAY Florence; Chemistry; Business. GREEN, WILLIE DIANNE Russellville; English; History; AWC. GRIFFIN, ROBERT YOUNG Florence; Political Science; Busi- ness; Graduation Usher (3); Homecoming Committee (4). GRIFFIN, RONNIE GILBERT Florence; Chemistry; Biology; Band (1-3). GRISSOM, REBECCA HALL Leighton; Elementary Education; SNEA; Kappa Delta Pi. GRISSOM, WANDA ELAINE Russellville; Elementary Educa- tion; SAEA: Rehearsal Club; Lion- ettes (4). GUICE, GAIL MARIE Albertville; History; Sociology; English; SAEA; Sigma Sigma Kappa; English Club; Student Un- ion Board; Wesley Foundation; Student Counselor. HAMILTON, PEGGY A. Florence; Elementary Education. HARAWAY, ROBERTA DIANE Rogersville; Business Education; Library Science; Alpha Beta Al- pha, Secretary; SAEA; SGA. GRIFFIN GRISSOM GRISSOM GUICE HAMILTON HARAWAY 118 I HARDIN HARDIN HARRIS HARRIS HARRISON t HARRISON HARDIN, CHARLES E. Red Bay; Business Administra- tion; History; Circle K: Sigma Tau Pi. HARDIN, HOLT Florence; Accounting; Econom- ics; Cadet Officers Club; Scab- bard and Blade; Alpha Chi, Vice- President. HARRIS, GLORIA LYNN Waynesboro, Tennessee; Math; English; AWC; English Club; SGA. HARRIS, MARY CAROLYN Cherokee; Biology; Sociology; Student Union Board; Conserva- tion Club; Choir; Resident Hall Officer. HARRISON, PAULA NELL Florence; English; Geography; ' ' Psychology; College Choir; Chris- tian Student Fellowship; Psychol- ogy (3,4). HARRISON, PEGGY JOAN Cullman; English; Sociology; Secondary Education; SAEA; Civ- inettes. HARWELL, REBECCA DUNCAN Savannah, Tennessee; Marketing and Retailing; Library Science. HAYES, KARON HARLAND Cherokee; Secondary Education; Biology; Sociology. HAYES, PATRICIA F. Sulligent. HELMS, NANCY COLLINS Woodville; Home Economics; General Science; Home Econom- ics Club, Vice-President; AWS. A HARWELL HAYES HAYES HELMS 119 HENSON HERBERT HESTER HESTER HENSON, JAMES C. Ill Bridgeport; Botany; Business; Conservation Club; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Tau Pi; Resident Hall President; IPC; Who ' s Who; Keller Hall Student Government. HERBERT, SCOTT Danville; Math; Chemistry; KME; ACS; Basketball (1-3). HESTER, DALE EYVONNE Russellville; Elementary Educa- tion; SAEA;SGA. HESTER, GERALD RAY Florence; Social Science Cog- nate. HESTER, LINDA FAYE Florence; Home Economics, So- ciology; Home Economics Club; Kappa Omicron Phi. HESTER, MARTHA LOU Phil Campbell; Art; Geography; Kappa Pi, Secretary-Treasurer. HEWER, JANET JEAN Huntsville; Elementary Education; Mental Health Club; Civinettes; University Players; AWS Officer. HILL, BARBARA ALLEN Florence; Accounting; Spanish Club; IPC; Lutheran Student League, President. HILLHOUSE, DONALD OSCAR Leoma, Tennessee; Math. HIX, ELIZABETH LEE Huntsville. I HESTER HESTER HEWER HILL HILLHOUSE HIX 120 I HOGAN HORSLEY HOWELL HOGUE HOGUE HOLT HOGAN, FREDDIE LEE Leighton; Physical Education; History; PE Club; Young Demo- crats; Football (1-2). HOGUE, FREDDIE ANN Florence; Secondary Education; History; English; AWC; SGA. HOGUE, JANICE KAY Vinemont; Sigma Tau Pi. HOLT, GRADY LYNN Florence; Chemistry; Business Administration. HORSLEY, MARY EMMA Falkville; Business Education; Sigma Tau Pi; English Club; SNEA; Civinettes. HOWELL, RALPH WYATT Hamilton; Zoology; Political Sci- ence; Conservation Club; Honor Society; Kappa Delta Pi; Beta Beta Beta. HOWELL, SANDRA DALE Town Creek; Elementary Educa- tion; Judiciary Committee, Rice Hall. HOVATER, JAMES ESTES JR. Sheffield; Math; Physics; Kappa Delta Pi, Vice-President; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Reporter. HOVATER, LINDA CARLENE Russellville; Elementary Educa- tion; Art; AWC; Miss Charming Court; Kappa Pi; Wildlife Conser- vation Club. HUDGENS, JOHN ALLAN H u n t s v i I I e; Management; Ac- counting; Economics; Alpha Chi. t T -ZX HOWELL HOVATER HOVATER HUDGENS 121 f fc yyc f. HUDGINS HUDSON HULSEY HUMPHRIES HUDGINS, DONNA CAROL Leesburg; Vocational Home Eco- nomics; Science; BSD; Home Economics Club; AWC; Resident Hall Officer; Kappa Omicron Phi, Secretary. HUDSON, ROBERT WILLARD Florence; Physical Education; Geography; Baseball. HULSEY, DAVID EARL Muscle Shoals; Secondary Edu- cation; Geography; History. HUMPHRIES, THOMAS MARSHALL Florence; Accounting; Econom- ics; Alpha Chi, Secretary; Scab- bard and Blade; COC. HUNT, JACQUELINE). Florence; Elementary Education. HUNT, PATRICIA TRENE Florence; Elementary Education; Geography; AWC; BSU (2,4). HURLEY, JAMES RUSSELL II Leighton; Zoology; Political Sci- ence; Resident Hall Council. HURNER, JERI LEE R e n t o n, Washington; Biology; Secondary Education; AWS. INGLE, SHIRLY JEAN Sheffield; Business Education; History; Collegiate Singers; BSU. HUNT INGRAM, RICHARD KELLY Sheffield; Political Science; tory. His- HUNT HURLEY HURNER INGLE INGRAM 122 IRWIN JAMES ISBELL JACKSON IRWIN, JANE RANDALL Grand Island, New York; History; English; IPC; Campus Girl Scouts; AWS; Resident Hall Of- ficer; English Club, President. ISBELL, MARTHA J. DUNCAN Tuscumbia; Elementary Educa- tion; Home Economics; SAEA; Home Economics Club, Trea- surer; Collegiate Civinette Club, President, Most Outstanding Member; Sophomore Class Pres- ident (2). JACKSON, BRAVELL GEAN Hamilton; History; Political Sci- ence. JACKSON, LINDA ANN Florence; Vocational Home Eco- nomics; English; English Club, Reporter, Historian; AWC, Trea- surer; SGA; Wesley Foundation; Kappa Omicron Phi, Vice-Presi- dent, President; Representative to Conclave. JACKSON JAMES, FRANKIE JOE Tuscumbia; History; Business; Economics. JAMES, SANDRA JUANITA Muscle Shoals; Secondary Edu- cation; History; Political Science. JENNINGS, MARTHA ANNE Huntsville; Elementary Education; Resident Hall Officer; Wesley Foundation. JOHNSON, JEROME ELLIS Florence; Social Science; Cadet Officers Corps; Scabbard and Blade. JOHNSON, JOANNE J. Huntsville; Elementary Education; Westminister Fellowship, Vice- President (2); Secretary (3). JOHNSON, LAURA GENE Decatur; Secretarial Science; So- ciology; AWS Representative; Al- pha Sigma Lambda; Resident Hall Officer; Sociology Club. JAMES JENNINGS JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON 123 JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON, MARTHA LEE Florence; Music Education; Dra- ma Club, Pres. at Missouri Bap- tist College; Collegiate Singers (2-4); BSU (2,3); MENC (4); SAEA (3). JOHNSON, PATRICIA ANN Florence. JOHNSON, PAULA. Leighton; Biology; Chemistry; Psychology; Physical Science. JOHNSON, RITA ELLEN Birmingham; History; Art; Psy- chology; Lionettes; PE Club; Civ- inettes; History Club; DIORAMA Beauty. JOHNSON, WAYNE ODELL JR. Florence; Music; English; BSU (1-4); FSU Band (1-4), Vice-Pres. (4); Collegiate Singers (4); Ad- vanced ROTC (4); Ushers Club (4); MENC (4). JOINER, SARA JEAN Lexington; Elementary Education; SAEA; Psychology Club. JOLLY, IDA JOYCE Florence; Art; History; Young Democrats; Flor-Ala; Kappa Pi. JOLY, JOYCE ELAINE Florence; Zoology; English; En- glish Club; Newman Club; Band; AWC; Homecoming Committee; Leo ' s Loveliest. JONES, RUTH ANN Tuscumbia; Elementary Educa- tion; Majorette (2); Wesley Foun- dation; AWS. JONES, SHIRLEY FAYE Fayette; Physical Education; Bi- ology; Physical Education Club; Christian Student Center. JOHNSON JOHNSON JORDAN JUDD KARR KEENUM KERR t JORDAN, KARLA MARIE Sheffield; Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Phi. JUDD, THOMAS RALPH North Vernon, Indiana; Mathemat- ics; Economics; Sigma Sigma Kappa; Wesley Foundation; Young Republicans. KARR, PATRICIA SUE Detroit, Ala.; Social Science; Sig- ma Sigma Kappa; Civinettes, Sec.; Kappa Delta Pi, Reporter. KEENUM, MILFORD LEE Florence; History; Political Sci- ence; Young Democrats; Human Relations Council. KERR, CHARLES HARDWICK Huntsville; Accounting; Econom- ics; Wesley Foundation, Pres.; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Chi, Treas. KEYS, VICKY DARLENE Muscle Shoals; Home Econom- ics; Biology; Home Economics Club; Kappa Omicron Phi. KIMBROUGH, LARRY D. Muscle Shoals; Business Admin- istration; Sigma Tau Pi; Circle K. KINDBERG, GLORIA H. Huntsville; History; Political Sci- ence; Conservation Club; SAEA; Charm Court. KIRBY, LINDA RUTH English; Secondary Education; AWS, Pres.; SGA, Sec.; BSU; Sig- ma Tau Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities; Sophomore Woman of the Year; Dorm Vice- Pres.; Convocations Committee. KIRCHNER, SAMMIE NEAL Muscle Shoals; Business Admin- istration; Economics. KEYS KIMBROUGH KINDBERG KIRBY KIRCHNER 125 KIRKLAND KNIGHT LACEY KIRKLAND, MILDRED LOUISE Tuscumbia; English; Mathemat- ics; Kappa Delta Pi. KNIGHT, GREGORY EUGENE Haleyville; History; Business Ad- ministration; Conservation Club. LACEY, HILDA KAY Guin; Business Ed.; Economics; BSD Executive Council; AWS, Sec.; Dorm officer. LANDERS, MARTHA KAY Town Creek; Physical Ed.; Bi- ology. LARD, TROY DAVIS Waterloo; Mathematics; Biology; Physics. LAWSON, JOHN MICHAEL Florence; Chemistry; Biology. LAWSON, KATHY DIANE Florence; Elementary Ed.; Sociol- ogy. LEE, DONNA CADEN Sheffield; Elementary Ed.; Kappa Delta Pi, Sec. -Treasurer. LEE, ORA ELIZABETH Sheffield; Biology; Sociology. LEE, RONALD MICHAEL Somerville, Ala.; Physical Ed.; Secondary Ed.; Transfer SGA, Pres.; PE Club; Civitans. LANDERS LARD LAWSON LAWSON LEE LEE LEE 126 LEE LOGGINS LONG LEE LINDSEY LOGAN LEE, RONALD TRAVIS Cloverdale; English; Math; So- ciology; Transfer Student. LEE, SUSAN ELAINE Decatur; Elementary Education; SAEA; Alpha Sigma Lambda; ROTC Sponsor; Lionettes; AWS Representative. LINDSEY, NOLAND NATHANIEL Tuscumbia; History; Geography; Transfer Student. LOGAN, PAUL CALVIN Florence; Alpha Chi. LOGGINS, ANNABELLE Athens; History; Geography. LONG, NANCY SUE Red Bay; Elementary Education; English; BSU; IPC; Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta; SAEA; Dorm Pres.; Convocations Committee; Homecoming Court (3). LOVELADY, BRENDA SUE Dora; History; Sociology; Secon- dary Education; BSU; Civinettes; SAEA. LYNCH, ALVETA D. Sheffield; English; Library Sci- ence; Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Beta Alpha, Vice-Pres. McCALEB, JOHN E. Brilliant, Ala.; Zoology; Chemis- try; Conservation Club; Civitans; Christian Student Fellowship; Beta Beta Beta. McCORKLE, MARTHA STREET Florence; Business Education; History; Sigma Tau Pi, Sec.; Stu- dent Union Board; AWC; Civi- nettes; Homecoming Court (2,3); Diorama Beauty (3); Leo ' s Loveli- est. LOVELADY LYNCH MC CALEB MC CORKLE 127 MC CRARY MC CULLOUGH MC DANIEL McCRARY, ROSEMARY New Market; Elementary Educa- tion; AEA; Wesley Foundation, Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi. McCULLOUGH. JAN Guntersville; Physical Education; History; Resident Hall Officer. McDANIEL, BRENDAE. Florence; Secondary Education; History; Sigma Tau Delta; AWC. McDANIEL, JAMES ROBERT Florence; Business Administra- tion. MCDOWELL, KATHLEEN BERRY Russellville; Education. McGREW, CAROL ELIZABETH Decatur; History; Sociology. McMEANS, MAURICE CARSON Florence; History; Political Sci- ence, Geography. McNUTT, SHIRLEY HALEY Haleyville; Elementary Education. McWILLIAMS, MARILYN CAGLE Cherokee; Music; Secondary Ed- ucation; MENC; Kappa Delta Pi; Band; ROTC Sponsor; Resident Hall Officer. MAJERICK, PAUL MICHAEL Florence; Management; Econom- ics; Collegiate Civitans, Presi- dent. MC DANIEL MC DOWELL MC GREW MC MEANS MC NUTT MC WILLIAMS MAJERICK 128 MALONE MAPLES MAPLES MARCHBANKS MARKS i MALONE, CHRIS D. Tuscumbia; Math; Geography. MAPLES, JANICE CAROL Somerville; Elementary Educa- tion; SAEA; AWS; Junior Counse- lor. MAPLES, JOYCE CAROL Somerville; Elementary Educa- tion; SAEA; AWS; Junior Counse- lor. MARCHBANKS, HERBERT FULTON Muscle Shoals; Accounting. MARKS, MICKEY RAY Florence; Physical Education; Bi- ology; PE Club; Conservation Club; Resident Hall Officer; Rifle Team. MARSTON, BARBARA ANNETTE Florence; Business; Sociology; Sigma Tau Pi, Reporter; AWC; BSU; Who ' s Who; Junior Class Secretary (3); Senior Class Sec- retary-Treasurer (4); ROTC Spon- sor (1); Homecoming Court (3); Homecoming Queen. MARTIN, JEROME CALVIN Florence; Business; Marketing. MASTERS, SHIRLEY R. Birmingham; History; Political Science; Westminister Fellow- ship, Vice-President, Secretary; Band. MATHIS, SANDRA JEANNETTE Ardmore, Tennessee; Secondary Education; History; English; Sig- ma Sigma Kappa; Civinettes. MAYHALL, SAMUEL MAXWELL Haleyville; Business Manage- ment; Sigma Tau Pi. MARSTON MARTIN MASTERS MATHIS MAYHALL 129 MECKES MEDLEY MEDLEY MILLS MECKES, BARBARA GAIL Florence; Biology. MEDLEY, JAMES ALLEN Florence. MEDLEY, MICHAEL HEWITT Florence; History; Biology; PE Club (4). MILLS, MYRA ELLEN Detroit; Math; Chemistry; Civ- inettes; BSD; American Chemical Society, Reporter (3), Secretary (4); Kappa Delta Pi; Dorm Officer (3). MIXON, JOHN BARRY Hamilton; Business Administra- tion; Sigma Tau Pi; Conserva- tion Club (1); Collegiate Singers (3); SGA Representative (4); Cheerleader (4). MONCERET, ARTHUR THOMAS Florence; Political Science; Dra- ma Club (2,3); DIORAMA (3,4); Sigma Tau Pi (4); Rifle Team (3, 4). MONTGOMERY, LARRY H. Florence; Accounting; Econom- ics; Alpha Chi. MOORE, BARBARA M. Florence; Elementary Education; Alpha Beta Alpha. MOORE, LYNDA JANE Sheffield; Elementary Education. MORGAN, JOYCE MARIE Tuscumbia; Home Economics; Science; Home Economics Club. MIXON MONCERET MONTGOMERY MOORE MOORE MORGAN 130 MORRIS NICELY I MURPHY MUSE MORRIS, AMELIA ANN Elkmont; Home Economics; Art; Home Economics Club; Student Union Board, Secretary; Alpha Sigma Lambda; Kappa Omicron Phi; AWS, Treasurer; Dorm Of- ficer; Who ' s Who (4). MURPHY, CHARLOTTE JUNE Waterloo; Elementary Education. MUSE, BARBARA S. Huntsville; History; English; Ed- ucation; Who ' s Who; AWS, Presi- dent (3); Alpha Sigma Lambda, Vice-President (3); Pres. (4); Stu- dent Union Board (1-4), Pres. (4); Spanish Club (2,3); SGA (3); IPC, Vice-Pres. (4); Committee on Campus Relations; Powers Hall Pres. (2); Homecoming Commit- tee; Convocations Committee. NEWTON, O. GARY Sheffield; English; History. NICELY, REBECCA RAE Florence; Art; English; Spanish NEWTON Club; AWC; English Club; Uni- versity Players; Homecoming Committee. NICHOLS, DENNIS N. Fayette; Physical Education; PE Club; Conservation Club; Band. NOBLITT, RONNIE D. Huntsville; Political Science; Bi- ology; Conservation Club; PE Club. NORRIS, ROGER MICHAEL Florence; Business Administra- tion; Economics. NORRIS, TIMMERMAN HYDE Russellville; English; History; F Club; Sigma Tau Delta; Honor Society; Who ' s Who; Mr. FSU; Football (2,3,4). O ' CONNOR, MARY MARGARET West Point, Tenn.; Home Eco- nomics; English; Home Econom- ics Club; Kappa Omicron Phi. t NOBLITT NORRIS NORRIS O ' CONNOR 131 OVERTON OWEN OWENS OVERTON, JAMES BRADLEY Red Bay; Accounting; Econom- ics. OWEN, BOBBY RAY Florence; Chemistry; Biology; Business. OWENS, HILDA FAYE Anderson; Elementary Education; SAEA. PAGANO, PATRICIA ANN Huntsville; Physical Education; Biology; PE Club (3,4); Lionettes, Vice-Pres. (2), Social Chairman (3). PARRISH, CHARLA DIANE Florence; History; English; Civ- inettes (1); Leo ' s Loveliest (2). PARSONS, PATRICIA JOY Florence; Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Pi. PATTON, LYNN VICKERY Florence; Art; English; Honor So- ciety; Kappa Delta Pi. PENNINGTON, BARBARA SIMPSON Business Education; History; SAEA. PENNINGTON, ROBERT LEE JR. Russellville; Accounting; Eco- nomics; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Pi; American Accounting Asso- ciation; Collegiate Singers. PERSON, DANIEL DOUGLAS Media, Pennsylvania; Zoology; Economics; Ushers Club; Conser- vation Club. PAGANO PARRISH A PARSONS PATTON PENNINGTON PENNINGTON PERSON 132 PETERS POUNDERS POUNDERS PRINCE PETERS, MARTHA SUE Florence; Zoology; Chemistry; American Chemical Society (1,2, 3); Spanish Club (1,2); Beta Beta Beta (2,3), Treasurer (3). POUNDERS, JAMES DARRELL Florence; History; Sociology. POUNDERS, MAFLA MALONE Cherokee; Biology; Physical Ed- ucation; PE Club; SAEA. PRINCE, GILBERT LEE History; English; Psychology; BSU; Young Democrats. PURSER, JOHN RALPH Red Bay; Accounting; History. QUIGLEY, LINDA JEAN Florence; English; Sociology; University Players; Flor-Ala, Edi- tor-in-Chief (2); IPC; Student Government Association; Student Union Board; Homecoming Com- mittee. RAY, SANDRA JO Cullman; Home Economics; En- glish; Alpha Sigma Lambda; Stu- dent Union Board; Lionettes; Home Economics Club. REEDER, PATRICIA LOUISE Decatur; Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Pi; AWS; Convoca- tion Committee. REEVES, DANIEL FOE Vernon; History; Political Sci- ence. REEVES, MARY HALL Fayette; Art; Psychology. QUIGLEY RAY REEDER REEVES REEVES 133 REID RICHARDSON RICHEY REID, MERRY LOU Florence; Music; Art; MENC; Flor-Ala; Honor Society. RICHARDSON, VERNICE LANEE Rogersville; Music; Sociology; MENC; Wesley Foundation. RICHEY, EUGENE E. Florence; History; Sociology. RICHTER, FRANK JOHN JR. Guntersville; Business Adminis- tration and Marketing; Econom- ics; Sigma Tau Pi; Circle K, Vice- Pres. (1); Ushers Club (3). RICKS, CHARLES R. Sheffield; Business Administra- tion; Economics. RILEY, BILL JAMES JR. Huntsville; Accounting; Political Science; Young Republicans, Pres. (3); Flor-Ala; SGA; Dorm Officer, Florence Hall and Rivers Hall. RINGNELL, ARAH PORCH Florence; Biology; Library Sci- ence; Business Administration. RITCH, CHARLES RAY Huntsville; Math; Business Ad- ministration; Circle K (2,3,4); Stu- dent Union Board (2,3,4); IPC (2, 3,4); Junior Man of the Year; SGA; Sophomore Class Pres.; Ju- nior Class Pres.; Homecoming Committee (3,4); Convocation Committee; Runner-up to Mr. FSU. ROBERSON, PHOEBE DORROUGH Lexington; Home Economics. ROBERTSON, MARTHA HUNT Scottsboro; Art; Education; Kap- pa Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Tau Delta. RICHTER RICKS RILEY RINGNELL RITCH ROBERSON ROBERTSON 134 ROBINSON ROSS RUTH ROGERS ROGERS ROLLINGS ROBINSON, MARY GAY Florence; Mathematics; Chemis- try; FSU Band (1-4). ROGERS, CATHERINE E. Florence; Elementary Education. ROGERS, JERRY M. Florence; Business; Biology. ROLLINGS, ROGER GLENN Florence; Biology; Conservation Club. ROSS, DONALD H. Belmont, N.C.; History; Politi- cal Science; Sigma Tau Pi; Civi- tan Club; Conservation Club. RUTH, CECIL LOUIS Florence; Physical Education; Basketball (1-3). RYAN, GARLAND B. Huntsville; Marketing; Econom- ics; Sigma Tau Pi. SAGER, ARTHUR WILSON Sheffield; Accounting; Econom- ics; Alpha Chi. SAFFORD, SUZANNE MARIA Florence; English; Spanish; AWC; Spanish Club; English Club, Vice- Pres. (4); Newman Club, Most Outstanding Member (3), Vice- Pres. (4); IFC; Lights and Shad- ows Staff (3,4). SANDERS, MARK THOMAS Edison, New Jersey; Business Administration; Pershing Rifles (1-4); Sigma Tau Pi (4); Drill Team (1,2); Band Color Guard (4). RYAN SAGER SAFFORD SANDERS 135 SARTAIN SCOTT SCOTT SARTAIN, WANDA GAIL Town Cre ek; Home Economics; Science; Home Economics Club; Civinettes; Wesley Foundation; Home Economics Club, Trea- surer. SCOTT, DANIEL LUTHER Montgomery; Accounting; Eco- nomics; Alpha Chi. SCOTT, SUE M. Cherokee; Home Economics; So- ciology. SEELEY, PATRICIA STRIEGEL Russellville; Social Science; glish. SEGO, MARY ANN Cloverdale; English; Art. En- SHARP, PAULA ANNE Huntsville; Elementary Education; SAEA; Kappa Delta Pi. SHAVERS, SUZANNE RICHTER Decatur; Elementary Education; AWS. SHEPHERD, JUDY Berry; Elementary Education; AWS; Alpha Beta Alpha; Wesley Foundation, Vice-Pres. (3); Vice- Pres. of AWS (4); Cheerleader (3); Homecoming Committee (4). SHORT, CHARLES D. Florence; Biology. SHORT, WAYNE COLEMAN Florence; Business Administra- tion; Economics; SGA; Circle K Club; Sigma Tau Pi; BSU; Con- servation Club; Homecoming Comittee. SEELEY SEGO SHARP I SHAVERS SHEPHERD SHORT SHORT 136 SIMS SPAIN SMITH SMITH SMITH SIMS, SANDRA Sheffield; Elementary Ed.; Art. SMITH, DAVID LORANCE Florence; Math; Chemistry. SMITH, GARY EUGENE Hackleburg; Physical Ed.; Politi- cal Science. SMITH, ROY GARDNER JR. Tuscumbia; Biology; History; Secondary Ed.; Civitan; Conser- vation Club. SPAIN, SUE LAMBERT Florence; Secondary Ed. SPALDING, LINDA CAROL Florence; Home Economics; Art; AWC, Treas. (3), Pres. (4); Lion- ettes, Vice-Pres. (3,4); Sec. Jr. Class; DIORAMA (2,3,4); Alpha Sigma Lambda (4); SGA (2,3); Homecoming Court (4); Who ' s Who (4). SPARKS, HAROLD GLYNN Florence; Accounting; Econom- ics; Alpha Chi; IPC; Honor So- ciety. SPENCER, SHERRY LYNN Florence; Elementary Ed.; Chris- tian Student Fellowship; AWC. SPRINGER, JOYCE TRUITT Lexington; Social Science; brary Science. STACY, PATRICIA GAIL Decatur; Elementary Ed. Li- SPALDING SPARKS SPENCER SPRINGER STACY 137 STANPHILL STANPHILL, WILLIAM LYON Trenton, Georgia; Physical Edu- cation; Rivers Hall, President; Resident Hall Association Presi- dent; Physical Education Club, President; IPC, President. STANSELL, DONNA DEAN Sheffield; Biology; Chemistry; AWC; Conservation Club; Ameri- can Chemical Society. STAPLER, NANCY SHANNON Florence; Business Education; English; Alpha Sigma Lambda, Vice-President; AWS, Secretary; Student Union Board; Sigma Tau Pi. STAPLER, RONALD WALKEN Florence; Physical Education; History; Basketball (2-4). STEVENS, BEN R. Huntsville; History; Sociology; Student Union Board; English Club; Rehearsal Club; Track (3- 4). STANSELL STAPLER STAPLER STEVERSON, MARSHA JEAN Sheffield; Social Science Cog- nate; Secondary Education; Al- pha Beta Alpha, President; Alpha Sigma Lambda (2-4); Student Un- ion Board. STOCKARD, JUDSON EVANS Florence; Marketing and Retail- ing; History; Outstanding College Athlete of America; Golf Team (1-4). STOKES, GEORGE WAYMON Guin; Chemistry; Biology; Con- servation Club; ACS. STRICKLAND, BELDIA CLAUDETTE Spruce Pine; History; Geography; Northwest Junior College; SCA Representative; Annual Staff; Mu- sic Club. STRICKLIN, TED ALAN Waynesboro, Tennessee; Ac- counting; Economics; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Pi; Civitans. STEVENS STEVERSON fc STOCKARD STOKES STRICKLAND STRICKLIN 138 STUMPE STUTTS SUMMERS TALLON TANNER SUMNER TAYLOR STUMPE, CARL EDWARD Florence; Math; Chemistry; KME. STUTTS, WILLIAM DOUGLAS Sheffield; English; Drama Speech; University Players, Pres- ident; Ushers Club, President; Al- pha Psi Omega, President (3-4); SGA; IPC (3-4); Graduation Usher (2-3). SUMMERS, THERESA ANN Town Creek; Home Economics; Science; Home Economics Club. SUMNER, TROY L. Russellville; Physical Education; Biology; Geography; Conserva- tion Club, Treasurer, President; PE Club; MRHA; SGA; IPC. TALLON, NOEL D. Madison; Accounting; Economics. TANNER, MARTHA YOUNG Florence; Elementary Education. TAYLOR, JAMES WADE Hamilton; Who ' s Who; Itawamba Jr. College; SGA; Northwest Jr. College. TAYLOR, JOHN E. JR. Spruce Pine; Chemistry; English; Secondary Education. TAYLOR, LESLIE JOYCE Hanceville; Physical Education; Music; PE Club, Treasurer; BSU; Campus Scouts. TAYLOR, VIRGINIA ANN Phill Campbell; Business Educa- tion; Mathematics; BSU; Sigma Tau Pi;SAEA. TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR 139 TAYS TERRELL THOMASON TAYS, WILLIAM GARY Florence; Biology; Sociology; Ca- det Officers Corps; Scabbard and Blade. TERRELL, JOSEPH WAYNE Florence; Business Administra- tion. THOMASON, NELDA JUNE Florence; Secondary Education; English; Math. THORN, ANITA GARDNER Sheffield; Art; Biology; Psychol- ogy; Wesley Foundation; Persh- ing Rifles Sponsor; State Drill Queen; SGA; Alpha Sigma Lamb- da (2); Psychology Club; Student Art League. THORNE, JANICE FAY Tuscumbia; Secondary Educa- tion; Math; Biology; Christian Student Fellowship; ACS; Band; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Vice Presi- dent; SGA. TIMMS, JOY FAY Florence; Home Economics; So- ciology; Future Homemakers As- sociation; Spanish Club; Sociol- ogy Club. TRIBBLE, DONALD L. Athens; Chemistry; Biology; Scabbard and Blade. TROUP, WILLIAM RAYMON JR. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee; Busi- ness Management; Sigma Tau Pi. TUCKER, JOE MACK Decatur; Accounting; Alpha Chi. TUCKER, SHELIA JEAN Fayette; Elementary Education; Collegiate Civinettes; BSU; Resi- dent Hall Officer. THORN THORNE TIMMS TRIBBLE TROUP TUCKER TUCKER 140 TURNER TURNER TURPEN UPTON VANN VAN PELT TURNER, BETTY JANE Athens; Elementary Education; AWS. TURNER, CHARITY FRANCES Haleyville; Math; Chemistry; SAEA;ACS. TURPEN, GERALD LYNN Anderson; Business Administra- tion; Economics. UPTON, SANDRA GAIL Decatur; Elementary Education; BSU; SAEA. VANN, ANITA JOYCE Huntsville; Elementary Education; Assistant Head Resident Lafay- ette. VAN PELT, JOHN ANTHONY Florence; Business Administra- tion; Ushers Club; Rehearsal Club; Sigma Tau Pi. VAUGHN, LINDA LEDBETTER Russellville; Home Economics; English; Home Economics Club, President; AWS; Choir; Mental Health Club; Graduation Usher; IPC. VINEYARD, JANET FAY Florence; History; English; Kap- pa Delta Pi; Sigma Sigma Kappa; BSU; AWC. VOCE, SHEILA GALE Florence; Biology; English; Con- servation Club; Tri-Beta, His- torian; Honor Society; Sigma Tau Delta. WADSWORTH, PHILLIP JULIAN Sheffield; Sociology; History; Sig- ma Sigma Kappa; Young Repub- licans Club, Treasurer. VAUGHN VINEYARD VOCE WADSWORTH 141 WAID WALDREP WALKER WALLACE WAID, DAISY LENORE Double Springs; Elementary Ed- ucation; SAEA. WALDREP, ALTON RAY Cherokee; Business Manage- ment; Economics. WALKER, LINDA NELL Business Education; Sigma Tau Pi; Wesley Foundation; SAEA, President. WALLACE, CAROLE ANNETTE Muscle Shoals; Business; Art. WALLACE, HARRY ELVIN Florence; History; Political Sci- ence; Band (1-3); Young Demo- crats, President; Social Science Club, Vice-President; Ushers Club. WALLACE, RICHARD DENTON Tuscumbia; Physical Education; Sociology; PE Club; Football (2- 3). WEEKLEY, STEVEN GLENN Florence; History; English. WEEMS, NAOMI BEY Sheffield; Elementary Education; Mental Health Club. WELLS, PEGGY IRENE Phil Campbell; Elementary Edu- cation. WESTMORELAND, PHILLIP JAMISON Florence; History; Dramatic Art; Biology; Rehearsal Club, Vice- President. WALLACE WALLACE WEEKLEY WEEMS WELLS WESTMORELAND 142 WESTON WHITEHEAD WHITTEN WHITE WHITE WHITEHEAD WESTON, GAYLE ANTHONY Florence; English; History; En- glish Club; AWC; Sigma Tau Del- ta, Vice-President; Kappa Delta Pi; Convocation Committee. WHITE, GEORGE DONNIE Florence; Accounting; Econom- ics; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Pi. WHITE, WILLIAM W. Madison; Political Science; Bi- ology; Conservation Club (3,4). WHITEHEAD, GARRY RONALD Zion, Illinois; History; Psychol- ogy; Psychology Club, President; Young Republican Club; Chess Club. WHITEHEAD, JUDY ANETTE Beaverton; SAEA; Sigma Sigma Kappa; Wesley Foundation; Stu- dent Counselor. WHITTEN, JERRY WAYNE Cypress Inn, Tennessee; Biology; Sociology. WHITTEN, SANDY KAY Tuscumbia. WIGINTON, LINDA KAY Hamilton; Social Science Cog- nate; Art; Sigma Sigma Kappa; Civinettes. WIGINTON, PHILIP L. Sheffield; Marketing and Retail- ing; History; Sigma Tau Pi, Vice-President; Circle K; Gradua- tion Usher. WILCOXSON, CONNIE VINES Florence; Home Economics; Bi- ology; Kappa Omicro n Phi, Re- porter. WHITTEN WIGINTON WIGINTON WILCOXSON 143 WILCOXSON WILLIAMS WILLIAMS WILCOXSON, GREGORY NEIL Florence; Business Administra- tion. WILLIAMS, BOBBY DARRELL Phil Campbell. WILLIAMS, WILMA DEE Lexington; Elementary Education; SAEA. WILSON, CHARLES ELMO Florence; Mathematics; Chemis- try; Kappa Mu Epsilon, President; Honor Society; ACS; IPC; SGA. WILSON, OARRYLE DELANDER Jasper; History; Political Science; Band; Conservation Club. WILSON, JEANELL GLENDA A r I e y; Zoology; English; BSD; SAEA; Conservation Club; BSU, Executive Secretary. WILSON, JUDI WHITEHEAD Florence; Elementary Education; Art; SAEA. WINGO, BONNIE GAIL Spruce Pine; Secondary Educa- tion; Home Economics; Civi- nettes; Home Economics Club; Christian Student Fellowship. WINSLETT, DONNA FAY Murfreesboro, Tennessee; Chris- tian Student Center; SAEA; Dra- ma Club; Resident Hall Officer. WINSTEAD, CANDIS D. W. Hamilton; Secretarial Education; English. WILSON I WILSON WILSON WILSON WINGO WINSLETT WINSTEAD 144 WISDOM WISEMAN WISEMAN WITHERS WOODALL WRIGHT WISDOM, NALRIA JEAN Florence; Zoology; Chemistry; History; Beta Beta Beta (2-4), Secretary (3,4); DIORAMA (1-4), Section editor (2-4); Conservation Club (1-4), Secretary (3), V. Pres. (4); Religious Life Committee; Committee on Campus Relations; Honor Society; Who ' s Who (4); Westminster Fellowship (1-4), Treasurer (4). WISEMAN, ALLAN JAMES Joliet, Illinois; Business Manage- ment; Economics; Lutheran Stu- dent League, President (4); IPC. WISEMAN, JUDY CAROL Cullman; Elementary Education; SAEA; BSD; Dorm Councils. WITHERS, LINDA JEAN Huntsville; Elementary Education. WOODALL, NANCY ATHELIA Eva; Biology; Chemistry; Secon- dary Education; SAEA; BSD; ACS; Kappa Delta Pi; Beta Beta Beta; Dorm Officer. WRIGHT, NICK Muscle Shoals; Business Admin- istration; Economics; Northwest- ern State College of Louisiana; Track and Cross Country Teams (1-3); FSU Basketball (4). YOUNG, LLOYD CHRIS Bridgeport; History; Economics. YOUNG 145 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Becky Edwards, Vice President; Barbara Marston, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Broadfoot, Reporter Dianne Debter, SGA Representative; Jim Henson, President. 146 , . ;...;;; ' . ' -l SlSf!- ' :. siSS K S5??-MWi iV ' -. -; FEATURES tss of 150 Beauty, |Joise and ji optiistication are some of the qualities tljat made iss Gloria tl|is gears Biorama 151 .tss Barbara 3florenet 152 Court ISS Cindy Ittmart freshman Jflurenrt 153 tss Charlotte 154 Court tss artfya cCorfcle 3florence 155 JUtmtate JHtss Olarol tss 156 tss Jffresljman 3floren .ss 1)ol]nson Athena iss Olarolyn OIox 3florence 157 .ss Barbara 158 tss Barbara JHarst0tt a tntor from Jflorenc feigns as Jflorence ntlJfrsttg ' s 19B9 omecomtng 159 itss j opfyomore JUljens ss tor Balboa Olanal Zone i 160 (Hoitrt itss CUaroI j palritng 3[I orente 2- ' --- ' ' SSS - .- unor 161 162 163 (Kljarm (Efyapmatt Jfresljman SFuscumbia 164 Court flatge 3fl orente 165 tss dlarta 166 pecator . and . fun rris 167 w Intel] tanplpll Trenton, (Sa. Barbara Jfl orente 168 (Uarol j paldmg ,3[l orente dHjarlie JRt funtafctlle 169 tl Carter (Eitg Barbara 170 II orence (Clotoerdale 171 GLORIA ADAY Miss FSU of 1969, Gloria is Diorama Beauty Queen and has been Circle K Sweetheart. She is secretary of the Home Economics Club, FSU cheerleader, and a member of Alpha Sigma Lambda. PATRICIA ALBRIGHT Circle K Sweetheart, FSU cheerleader and vice president of AWC, Pat has been active in Alpha Sigma Lambda, SGA and the FSU Choir. DOLORES BACAK Dolores, chairman of AWS Honor Key Commit- tee, is a member of SAEA, Kappa Delta Pi, FSU Honor Society, AWS Judiciary Council and Alpha Sigma Lambda. DENNIS BALCH SGA president, Dennis is a member of the Uni- versity Players and is the Ford Motor Company Fund Scholarship Holder. JOHN T. BELLIS An Honor Society member, John is secretary of the National Society of Scabbard and Blade. He received the National Guard Leadership Achieve- ment Award of Military Science, ROTC, American Legion Academic Excellence Award, ROTC, and Association of the United States Army Award, ROTC. He was Outstanding Member of the Ushers Club 1967 and Distinguished Military Student 1969. GREGG CHAMPION Gregg has been vice president of the Commuters Organization and is a Who ' s Who repeat. He is vice president of Circle K, vice president of the Student Union Board, a member of the National Society of Scabbard and Blade and Christian Student Fellowship. RONALD NEIL CARTER Most Outstanding Member, Circle K 1968 and vice president of BSU, Neil has been active in SGA, Human Relations Council and Student Union Board. BILLY DOLLAR President of BSU, Billy is a member of the BSU Choir, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon and English Club. She has served as student coun- selor of her residence hall and was chosen as Outstanding Woman of O ' Neal Hall and Senior Woman of the Year 1968. REBECCA EDWARDS A member of the Concert Choir, AWS Town Representative, vice president of the Senior class, a member of SAEA and BSD, Becky has been active in AWC and SGA. GAIL PAINTER GILBERT Best Dressed Girl of 1968, Gail was a member of the 1968 Homecoming Court and Diorama Beauty Court and president of Alpha Sigma Lambda. She has been a member of Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, AWC and AWS. JAMES HENSON A member of the Conservation Club, Beta Beta Beta, Council on Campus Relations, National Society of Scabbard and Blade, Jim is president of LaGrange Hall, vice president of MRHA and president of the Senior class. CHARLES INMAN Sophomore Man of the Year 1969, president of the Junior class and secretary of MRHA, Charles has been active in Circle K, Council on Campus Relations, BSU, a member of the Col- legiate Singers and president of the Sophomore class. LINDA KIRBY A repeat Who ' s Who, Linda is president of AWS and a member of Kappa Delta Pi. She has been Sophomore Woman of the year 1968, vice president of Powers Hall, Editor of Student Handbook, secretary of SGA, Most Outstanding Member of SGA, a member of Sigma Tau Delta and English Club. She is a member of the Baptist Student Union. NANCY LONG Nancy is president of LaFayette Hall, secretary- treasurer of Sigma Tau Delta, and a member of SAEA, Kappa Delta Pi and Sigma Tau Delta. BARBARA MARSTON Homecoming Queen of 1969, Barbara has been secretary of the Junior class, ROTC Sponsor, a member of AWC, Student Union Board, and is an active member of Sigma Tau Pi, BSU and secretary of the Senior class. AMELIA MORRIS She is vice president of Kappa Omicron and a member of the Student Union Board. She has been treasurer of Powers Hall, treasurer of AWS, a member of the Home Economics Club and Alpha Sigma Lambda. BARBARA MUSE Having been president of AWS, president of Powers Hall, Junior Woman of the Year 1968 and graduation usher, Barbara now serves as president of the Student Union Board, president of Alpha Sigma Lambda and vice president of the Inter President ' s Council. She has been a member of the Spanish Club and Council on Campus Relations. TIMMERMAN NORRIS Mr. FSU of 1969, Tim is a member of the foot- ball team, F Club, Sigma Tau Delta and Honor Society. He received the Honor Society Award of highest ratio in the Senior (1969) class. WENDELL SHANNON A member of the Student Union Board and SGA, Wendell is vice president of LaGrange Hall, president of the American Chemical Society and a counselor in his residence hall. BARBARA SMITH Barbara was both president and vice president of AWC and secretary-treasurer of the Inter President ' s Council, a member of Sigma Sigma Kappa, Council on Campus Relations, SGA, Di- orama Staff and a graduat ion usher. CAROL SPALDING President of AWC, Carol is also vice president of the Lionettes, secretary of the Junior class, secretary-treasurer of the Inter President ' s Coun- cil. She is a member of the Diorama Staff, Alpha Sigma Lambda, and Council on Campus Re- lations and was Freshman and Sophomore Woman of the Year. NALRIA WISDOM Nalria is secretary of Beta Beta Beta, vice presi- dent of the Conservation Club, treasurer of Westminster Fellowship, a member of the Di- orama Staff and Honor Society. Ibller Cambert jpa ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Beta Alpha Members are: Rugener Hill, Cindy Adams, Rebecca Bowling, Myrtle Brown, Gorja Davis, Pam Dukes, Lorene Camp- bell, Nancy Gardner, Roberta Haraway, Sandra Givens, June Glass, Faye Guinn, Carol Hollowa y, Mary Leiser, Paula Lee, Dorothy Murphy, Sharon Johnson, Emma Barnett, Alneta Lynch, Judy Shepard, Kay Newman, Annalie Maynard, Janet Morrow. Alpha Epsilon is a chapter of Alpha Beta Al- pha, national undergraduate library science fra- ternity. Its purpose is to further professional knowledge and to promote fellowship among its members. Officers and Sponsor 180 AlphiChi ff r Members pictured are: Robert Alexander, Carl Bailey, Archie Barnett, Joe Buffler, Jim Bull, James Burton, Steve Cantrell, Arthur Dana, Howard Emerson, Jimmy Farris, Gary Davis, James Flynn, Jimmy Franks, Samuel Garrard, Thomas Gates, L. E. Gautney, Becky Gibson, Steve Grissom, George Hall, William Hardin, Fred Harvey, Dianne Hodges, John Hudgens, Marshall Humphries, Jerry Judge, Charles Kerr, Paul Logan, Earl McGraw, Larry Montgomery, Robert Pennington, Wilson Sager, Danny Scott, Robert Smith, Harold Sparks, Clyde Wiginton, Joe Tucker, Sponsor: Mr. A. M. Lynch. Alphi Chi, an accounting club is open to students taking advanced ac- counting who have a scholastic average of C . The purpose of Alpha Chi is to promote the general welfare of the Department of Accounting, to ac- quaint accounting students with their duties and obligations, to develop and establish in the minds of the members of this society a personal feeling of high ethical standards, to make use of available resources, and to pro- vide opportunities for social and educational growth. All members are as- sociate members of the American Accounting Association. 181 American Chemical Society Members pictured are: Ed Barham, Jack Brown, Carol Capshaw, Nell Carpenter, Larry Collins, Denise Creasy, David England, Charles Frederick, Dwight Friar, Gary Lynn, John McCaleb, Billy McWhorter, Myra Mills, Martha Sue Peters, David Ryan, Wendell Shannon, Athelia Woodall, Sponsors: Mr. Huff, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Richmond. The objectives of this chapter are to afford an opportunity for students in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Florence State University to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to secure experience in preparing and pre- senting technical material before audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, and to instill a professional pride in chemistry and chemical engineering. 182 Alpha Sigma Lambda Members pictured are: Sandra Vaughn, Project Chairman; Shelia Fry, Secretary; Becky Gibson, Treasurer; Barbara Muse, President; Diane Debtor, Vice-president; Miss Nicholson, Sponsor; Diane Holderfield, Linda Lee, Amelia Morris, Marsha Steven- son, Nancy Geise, Bonnie Brooks, Judy Whalen, Patty Jones, Delores Bacak, Susan Lee, Pat Albright, Jane Cox, Gloria Aday, Pam Pickens, Sandy Ray, Brenda Wiginton, Jo Ann Grant. Alpha Sigma Lambda is one of the newest girls ' organizations at Flor- ence State University. It is a service league and membership is by invita- tion. The purpose of the club is to be of service on the campus as well as in the community. Throughout the academic year Alpha Sigma Lambda performs a number of individual service projects, for example, writing to servicemen in Vietnam, aiding underprivileged families, and helping with the Lay Diabetic Drive. In addition Alpha Sigma Lambda assists other campus organizations with their projects. 183 Association of Women Commuters P. Bacon, C. Parks, C. Spalding, L. Isom, J. Williams, T. Haynes, C. Currier, D. Sandy, N. Lewis, T. Thompson, J. Beard, L. Pitman, N. Weatherby, J. Broadfoot, J. Lawrence, D. Creasy, B. White, C. Capshaw, N. Carpenter, B. Edwards, L. Rohling, S. Safford, E. Burkhalter, S. Haynes, F. Cocke, V. Callahan, C. Ruhl, S. Edwards, A. S. Lowe, Mrs. Deming, P. Heard, M. Grove, L. Gibbons, P. Holliman, C. French, C. Osborn, S. White, T. Brewer, B. Tucker, M. Allen, J. Clement, C. Pitman, J. Thome, A. Rohling, E. King, L. White. Students who live at home and commute each day to the campus are a vital, important segment of the college life at Florence State University. Every woman student at Florence State is a member of the Women ' s Stu- dent Government Association and every commuting woman is a member of the Association of Women Commuters. The group sponsors programs and activities designed to give commuting women closer ties with each other and with the campus. Some of these activities include fashion shows, bake sales, helping needy families in the community, teas, and social ser- vice projects. 184 Officers are: Judy Lawrence, Vice-President; Denise Creasy, Historian; Nell Carpenter, Secretary; Edith Burkhalter, Representative; Mary Allen, Representative; Freda Cocke, Social Chairman; Linda Rohling, Representative; Charlotte Parks, Secretary; Carol Spalding, President; Carol Capshaw, Treasurer. Refreshments are served after each meeting. Commuters work on Homecoming decorations. 185 Association of Women Students Members pictured are: Linda Kirby, Judy Shepard, Hilda Lacey, Becky Gibson, Janet Newer, Becky Edwards, Judy Whalen, Cynthia Tur- ner, Nancy Long, Jimmy Dollar, Nelda Langston, Jane Cox, Terri Stanford, Pat Cobbs, Susan Lee, Mary Kay Leiser, Wanda Grissom, Lana McCarver, Dawn Fuller, Jo Anne Atkins, Lynn Sanford, Linda Malone, Donna Sykes, Wilma Gamble, Carolyn Orman, Francine White, Jimmie Oswalt, Sue McCaleb, Judy Berryman, Edith Burkhalter, Deb Landers, Linda Rohling, Mary Allen, Carol Spalding, Jackie Graves. Officers: Linda Kirby President, Judy Shepard Vice-President, Hilda Lacy Secretary, Becky Gibson Treasurer, Janet Hewer So- cial Chairman, Becky Edwards Town Representative. 186 General Meeting Of AWS Judicial Committee: Judy Shepard, Bev Waugh, Darla Gentry, Mar- cia Rains, Patricia Brown, Sharon Guthrie. Convocations: Edwina Foster, Gail Stacy, Wanda Christian, Sarah Dennis, Mickey Prince, Becky Nicely, Jackie Graves, Becky Edwards. Social Committee: Kaye Martin, Patti Berryman, Kay Williams, Patricia Sanderson, Charlotte Jacobs, Mitzi Danker, Frieda Cocke, Janet Hewer. The Association of Women Students is an organization to which every woman student at Florence State belongs. A.W.S. is the governing body for the women students, and it remains autonomous and separate from all other campus organizations. The work of the Association is carried out by the Executive Council which is made up of elected members from the dormitories and the Association of Women Commuters. The Executive Board of A.W.S. is made up of the six officers who are elected in the spring by all the women students. A.W.S. works for the advancement of intellectual, cultural, and social activities through its standing committees. Every woman student is en- couraged to take an active part in A.W.S. through any of the many oppor- tunities which it offers. 187 Florence State University Band The Florence State University Band is an organization which pre- sents excellent opportunity for the instrumentalist to receive further maturing of his musical interests. The band, under the direction of Arthur Theil, is recognized for its progressive precision drilling. Fea- tured in many parades, the band plays for many on and off campus events. Among these are the Home- coming Parade, and various other playing and drilling activities. Spring finds the Symphonic Con- cert in full swing. A concert tour climaxes the band ' s musical year. Jamiel Saliba, Drum Major 188 Lionettes Members are: Patty Pagano, Mary Ellen Gregg, Pat Berryman, Lynne Isom, Cathy Clemmons, Nancy Clem, Wanda Grissom, Sue Edwards, Carol Spalding, Joanie Muse, Sharon Gusmus, Diane Pounders, Sandra Givens, Linda Knight, Stephanie Kirby, Paula Murphy, Leslie Gibbens, Jeanne Williams, Zethelyn Randle. The Lionettes, a precision dance and drill team, perform at athletic and other college events. Officers: Lynne Isom, Publicity Chairman; Nancy Clem, Treasurer; Carol Spalding, Vice-president; Mr. Robert Holder, Choreographer; Sharon Gus- mus, President; Diane Pounders, Secretary; Linda Knight, Field Director. 189 Majorettes Pretty, vivacious, high-stepping, and talented best describe the Florence State majorettes. Their precisioned routines never fail to fascinate fans at football games both at home and away. These attractive misses are featured with the band at many on-and-off campus events. Susie Hovater Head Majorette Charlotte Hughen 190 Debbie Johnson Susan Thrasher Charlotte Richardson Donna Carver Sallie Johnson 191 Baptist Student Union : The Baptist Student Union attempts to meet the spiritual needs of Bap- tists and no preference students who comprise approximately half of the F.S.U. enrollment. This ministry is supported by cooperating churches of the Southern Baptist Convention in Alabama. 192 The members of the Executive Council are Linda Kirby, Barbara Marston, Patti Hunt, Billie Faye Dollar, Tim Rogers, Jimmy Wilson, Mark Carrol, Johnny Roberts, Neil Carter, Charles Inman, Mr. Shelly. The Director of the B.S.U. is Reverand James C. Shelly, Jr. 193 Beta Beta Beta Members are: Tereasa Stone, Judy Williams, Susie Peters, Nalria Wisdom, Athelia Woodall, Jeanne Cabler, Mary Ann Bridges, Dr. Paul Yokley, sponsor; Terry Dickson, Wayne Deason, Shelia Voce, Donny Dean, Linda Quattrochi, Jerry Dickson, Jess Edwards, Don Dycers, John McCaleb. Beta Beta Beta is an honorary society for students of biological sci- ences. Its objectives are to promote superior scholarship and to encour- age interest in and appreciation of the biological sciences. 194 Chess Club Members are: Herman Smith, Danny Thomas, Danny Jacket, Gary Whitehead, Randy Burrows, Steve Kelly, Steve Murphy, Charles Carradonna, Robert Richardson, Charles Johnson. The Chess Club is a relatively new club at F.S.U. It is one of the most exciting and challenging clubs. Its purpose is to afford students interested in chess the opportunity to play with other students who share the same interests and enthusi- asm. The Chess Club competes among themselves and with other colleges and universities. 195 F.S.U. Cheerleaders Enthusiasm, school spirit, and untiring loyalty to Florence State University was shown this year by the peppy co-ed squad of cheerleaders who yeJIed loud and long, supporting the Lions on the football field and the basketball court. These eight energetic students spent many long hours in practice and participation, supporting school spirit through- out the campus. John Sutherland Gloria Aday 196 Judy Amos RayGatten Pat Albright Eddy Jones Nina Walker Barry Mixon 197 Florence State University Choirs Collegiate Singers Three choirs make up the Florence University choral group the Concert Choir, the Women ' s Choral Ensem- ble, and the Collegiate Singers who are selected through audition. This year, the Concert Choir and the Women ' s Cho- ral Ensemble were featured in a Christmas concert, and Spring concert. The Collegiate Singers performed a Win- ter concert and were also involved in the Annual Spring concert. In addition, the Collegiate Singers represented the University in various tours throughout the South. Mr. Joe Groom, Choral Director 198 Mr. Gromm directs chorus class. Mrs. Den Boer helps with the Christmas Oratorio. Mr. Groom explains the Christmas Oratorio to some interested students. 199 Christian Student Fellowship FOLLOWING CHRIST A small part of the 575 students who list Church of Christ preference and some friends are shown at the Church of Christ Student Center, 547 Oakview Circle, Florence. Devotionals are held four times weekly and personal Bible study and counseling is a part of the program. Fred Dillon, Director and Ellis Coats who teaches a Bible class at the center are shown far right. THE DISPENSATIONS Bob Layne from Gurley, Presi- dent of the Christian Student fellowship, explains a chart lesson on the Bible to Elaine Johnson and James Williams, students who attend the devotionals and Bible classes of the group which meets at Oak- view Circle. 200 BUILDING THE FAITH Fred Dillon, Director of the Christian Student Center, discusses a teaching chart used in classes with Bob Layne, president of the group. The Christian Student group is evangelistic in nature and any student interested in Bible study or worshipping God is welcome to meet at the student center. THIS HAPPENED TO US Searching through a scrapbook at the Christian Student Center are the students from left Charles Clemmons, Vicki Stevenson, James Williams, and Oma Medley. 201 Circle K Club Members are: Ronald Debter, Johnny Haeger, Mike Brewer, Brian Lambert, Robby Wilson, Jim Pickens, Tim Wright, Jimmy McGee, Rob- ert Malone, Jerry Hayes, Harry Miller, Jimmy Lindberg, James Stovall, Chuck Morgan, Mike Owens, Giles Kilgore, Max Eady, Larry Kim- brough, Mike Weeks, Bob Weed, Tommy Noble, Neil Carter, Ray Gatten, Gregg Champion, Wayne Short, Charles Inman, Tim Rogers, George James, Gary Childs, Charles Ritch, Charles Frederick, Terry Moore, Larry Waddell, Mac Brown, Jimmy McMillin, Phil Wiginton. The Circle K Club, the largest university organization in existence, is sponsored by Kiwanis International and is a service and character building organization. The local Chapter was organized in April of 1958. The club emphasizes service to the school and community, and as in Kiwanis, the Circle K motto is We Build . Membership in the Circle K is limited according to the enrollment of the school for the purpose of the effectiveness in service. Circle K ' s pur- pose and objectives are the emphasis of the advantages of the American and Canadian way of life, to provide opportunity for leadership training, to serve the campus and community, to encourage participation in group activities, to promote good fellowship, high scholarship and afford useful training in the social graces and personality development. 202 Officers: Charles Ritch, President; Gregg Champion, Vice-president; Ray Gatten, Secretary; Gary Childs, Treasurer. Board of Directors: Ray Gatten, Charles Ritch, Gregg Champion, Gary Childs, Tim Rogers, Harry Miller, Wayne Short, Johnny Haeger, Mike Owens. 203 Canterbury Club Members pictured are: Dorothy Tarbox, Mrs. Hood, Karen Knowe, Irene Cotton, A Guest Speaker, Dr. Nolan Richards, Mrs. Richards, Dr. Mullen. The Canterbury Club is an organization for Episcopals and other in- terested students. Meetings are held twice a month at Trinity Episcopal Church. Guest speakers are a regular part of Canterbury. The purpose of Canterbury Club is to inspire social, educational, and spiritual fellowship. 204 Collegiate Civitan Club Members are: Mike Tucker, Jim Majerick, Ray Atkinson, Sharon Gusmus, Sweetheart; Paul Majerick, Dr. Carrington, Sponsor; Donny Dean, James Price. Florence State ' s Collegiate Civitan is a service organization which at- tempts to accomplish the objectives of Civitan Builders: good citizenship in rendering altruistic service and helping to build a better community. The club promotes good fellowship and high scholarship, serves on the cam- pus as well as in the community, provides opportunities for leadership training through service and encourages the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships. 205 The 1969-70 Diorama Executive Staff Mac Brown Editor-in-Chief Robert Porter Business Manager Lynne Isom Associate Editor 206 I Karen Knowe, Organizations Editor Tom Monceret, Sports Editor Robert Pitcock, Chief Photographer Jeanne Williams, Peggy Patter son, Typists Nancy Yielding, Classes Editor Mr. Nelson Van Pelt, Sponsor Milton Evers, Photographer 207 Carol Spalding, Doris Stephens Features Pam Ledgewood, Copy Writer Mark Carroll, Assistant to the Editor Nalria Wisdom, Senior Editor Peggy Finley, Senior John Graham, Photographer English Club Since its organization, the English Club of F.S.U. has continued to up- hold the ideals in its constitution. These ideals are to promote the mastery of written expression, encourage worthwhile reading, and foster a spirit of fellowship among men and women specializing in English. At each monthly meeting a program is presented by a faculty member or some other person. Of special note is the club ' s annual publication of Lights and Shadows , an anthology of student literary works. Sponsor for the club is Dr. Stanley Rosenbaum. 209 F Club Members are: Palmer Byrd, Carl McCulley, Roger Mathis, Gary Counts, Dan Daugherty, Ed Franks, Tim Norris, Don Richard, John Suther- land, Ray Clemons, Howard Byars, Max Bobo, David Hogan. The F Club is an honorary organization for the promotion of inter- collegiate athletics and sportsmanship in the student body. Membership is restricted to students earning varsity letters. 210 The Flor-Ala Serving as Executive Editor for his second year is Tom Strusick. He is a senior from Florence with a major in En- glish and a minor in Political Science. He has been on the Flor-Ala staff for four years. i Mary Allen is the Associate Editor. In this position she serves as Copy Editor (supervision of proof reading). She assists the editor when needed and takes special assign- ments such as managing the Glamour Magazine contest. She also does special news features. Heading the Business Department of the Flor-Ala is Jed Stevens, a second term junior from Huntsville. Jed and his assistants are responsible for collecting and disbursing the Flor-Ala ' s finances and for keeping its books. They are charged with the collection of advertising and the circula- tion of the paper. Working with the Business Manager in the selling of ads is the job of Greg Wilcoxson, Assistant Business M anager. Greg replaced Kirby McCraney, who held this position until December, ' 69. 211 Craig Bannecke, the Sports Editor, tries to ensure complete and accurate coverage of all major sports events. He is responsible for preparing sports copy, securing sports pho- tos, and laying out the sports page. The Circulation Manager has the direct re- sponsibility for the distribution of the paper on campus and for circulation to the various subscribers and advertisers. Bill Bonnes, a junior II from Brooklyn, N.Y., is serving in this position. Bill Waugh, a sophomore from Birmingham, has been of great assistance by writing special summary news articles and was a columnist during the Fall semester. Realizing the need for a photographer of its own, the Flor-Ala acquired the services of Randy Clark. All these pictures are by him. Randy is a junior majoring in Political Sci- ence and minoring in Economics. His wife, Kay, is the Flor-Ala typist this year. The all important reporters are Jackie Scok- well, Marie Barber (who is also News Editor), Donna Burch (our News Release Supervisor), and Gayle Jones (one of our feature writers.) These women perform great service and they are deeply appreciated. 212 - ' i Inter-Presidents ' Council flre- Wer , a m m iScok- E4kK), WiSOf). iritefs.) ritq Members pictured are: Randi Irwin, Deborah Cooper, Linda Jackson, Mary Allen, Marsha Steverson, Nancy Long, Judy Whaden, Carol Spalding, Sharon Gusmus, Linda Kirby, Jimmie Dollar, Judy Pruitt, Brenda Wiginton, Linda Walker, Gloria Aday, Ellen Beadle, Barbara Muse, Harry Wallace, Danny Barton, Don Wilson, Larry Ricketts, Wendall Shannon, Charles Inman, Judy Berryman, Gail Nale, Nelda Langston, Cynthia Turner, Jim Henson, Larry Guilliouma, Richard Cobb, Bud Gray, Wayne Deason, Mac Brown, John Bellis, Thomas McAlpine, Butch Stanphill, Charlie Ritch, Harry Gilbert, Johnny Roberts, Troy Sumner, Charles Kerr. n 213 I.P.C, Officers are: Barbara Muse, Vice-President; Butch Stanphill, President; Linda Kirby, Reporter; Carol Spalding, Secretary-Treasurer. The Inter-Presidents ' Council consists of the Presidents of all the clubs and organizations on campus. Its main purpose is to promote coordination among the organizational activities and to develop effective student leader- ship within each campus organization. The Council sponsors a yearly Recognition Day, when outstanding members of all clubs are honored. In August the Council heads an annual Leadership Retreat where campus leaders meet to discuss school activities and problems before the fall term begins. 214 American Home Economics Association Members pictured are: Mrs. Rasch, Sponsor; Deborah Cooper, President; Beverly Rogers, Vice-President; Gloria Aday, Secretary; Wanda Sartain, Treasurer; Donna Lawrence, Reporter; Linda Jackson, Historian; Jimmie Dollar, Parliamen- tarian; Mary Higginbotham, Sta te Recording Secretary; Jeanette Self, Lanetta Real, Linda Garrard, Patsy Bedingfield, Donna Hudgins, Linda Hester, Mary O ' Connor, Amelia Morris, Sandy Ray, Theresa Summera, Kay Osterheld, June Camp, Becky Stricklin, Sue McCaleb, Margie Aldridge, Sherron Archer, Cathy Wright, Betty Cotton, Mary Allen, Myra Posey, Maxine Cleardy, Susan Brannum, Emily King, Charlotte Romine, Gail Jones, Martha Reeder, Myra Pugh, Shelia Isbell, Phoebe Roberson, Joy Timms, Betty Schaffer, Sara Dennis, Doris Stanford, Julia Ann Roberts, Therese Mauler, Vicky Keys, Frances Burns, Judy Williams, Carol Wilson, Joyce Morgon. The Florence State Chapter of the American Home Ec- onomics Association was organized to develop genuine in- terest and teamwork among its members, to encourage each member to contribute to her family as well as her community and nation, and to provide creative arts and activities for better home living. The club provides its members with op- portunities to accept responsibility to become good followers as well as good leaders, to help them know themselves in re- lationship to their group, work, and recreation, and to pro- mote friendships. Members participate in numerous activities such as Freshman tea, Homecoming, state and national con- ventions, blood-mobile drives, and the Christmas Party for the underprivileged children. 215 Kappa Delta Pi i The Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, a national scholarship frater- nity, honors students of the Junior and Senior classes who have demon- strated sound scholarship and who intend to become teachers. The pur- pose of Kappa Delta Pi is to encourage high professional, intellectual and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to educa- tion. 216 Kappa Mu Epsilon Members are: Margie Bates, Darwin Bridges, Nell Carpenter, Euel Cutshall, Billie Faye Dollar, Jerry Casque, Marcellus Graham, Sharon Gusmus, Douglass Harbin, Jimmy Hovater, Sharon Johnson, Dr. John Locker, Sponsor; Mr. William Norris, Sponsor; Mrs. Jean Parker, Sponsor; Carl Stumpe, Janice Thome, Linda Ussery, Charles Wilson, Dr. Elizabeth Wooldridge, Sponsor. The Alabama Beta Chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, a professional mathematics fraternity established in 1935, recognizes honor students in mathematics and provides professional stimulation to its members. 217 Kappa Omicron Phi K Members pictured are: Jimmy Nell Dollar, DISTAFF Reporter; Linda Hester, Guard; Mary Higginbotham, Donna Hudgins, Secretary; Mrs. Mary W. Huff, Sponsor; Linda Jackson, President; Pat Jenkins, Founders ' Day Chairman; Vicky Keys, Keeper of Archives; Sue McCaleb, Amelia Morris, Vice-President; Mary O ' Connor, Pam Pickens, Connie Wilcoxson, DISTAFF Reporter; Brenda Wiginton, Judy Williams, Treasurer; Jean Dorroh, Phoebe Roberson, Doris Stanford. The Beta Beta Chapter of Kappa Omicron Phi was installed at Flor- ence State University in 1962. The organization is a national, honorary Home Economics society. It is open to Home Economics majors and minors who have at least a B average in Home Economics. They must have completed eight semester hours in Home Economics courses, with sophomore standing, to be eligible for membership. 218 Kappa Pi The Delta Mu chapter of Kappa Pi was founded at Florence State Uni- versity in 1965, and has since then dedicated itself to the purpose of the international organization. Kappa Pi is the largest fraternity for art majors and minors existing in the United States, now with international scope. The honorary fraternity aids student artists, supports interest in all art forms, and encourages the general public to become better educated to the field of art. Delta Mu sponsors art shows each semester and is always ready to help students. 219 Lutheran Student League The Lutheran Student League is composed of Lutheran students at Florence State University. The League endeavors to conserve and develop Christian faith and encourage Christian action among college students through a program based on Christian knowledge and service. Its special emphasis this year has been to increase local and inter-campus fellowship among those of the Lutheran faith. 220 Music Educators Club Members are: Larry Guilliouma, President; William Timmons, Vice-president; Eleanor Foote, Secretary-Treasurer; Carolyn Orman, Cor- responding secretary; Patsy Lewis, Wayne Johnson, Martha Johnson, Howard Beckner, Jennie Cabler, Marilyn Lindsey, Pat Bacon, Ann Aldridge, Katrina Hall, Piney Cunningham, John Newton, Elizabeth Hollis, Judy Clement, Larry Smith, Lanee Richardson, Donna Cleg- horn, Mr. Walter Urben, Sponsor. The Music Educators Club, affiliated with the Music Educators Na- tional Conference, is comprised of members in the field of music educa- tion. Students join this organization in an effort to further their contacts with their fellow music education students in an informal setting and to receive the benefits of the lectures and various programs sponsored by the club. Members also receive monthly issues of the MUSIC EDUCATORS JOURNAL, a publication of the Music Educators National Conference. The fall 1969 roster of MENC includes 24 members. The highlight of the year was in March when student representatives attended the MENC 1970 Na- tional Convention in Chicago. 221 Newman Club Members pictured are: Ellen Beadle, President; Suzanne Safford, Vice-President; Therese Mauler, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Helen Matthews, sponsor; Rev. John Nijenhius, Chaplain; Jim Accardi, Wanda Cavanaugh, Claire Chambers, Sharon Collier, Jean Frawley, Robert O ' Connor, Carl Wade. The Newman Club was first established in 1893 by five medical stu- dents at the University of Pennsylvania. These pioneers not only formed a club for Catholic college students but also gave the club its Catholic cul- tural direction. Today there are approximately one thousand Newman Clubs on college campuses throughout the United States. Through the Newman Club students are given the opportunity to grow socially, spiritually, and intellectually. 222 Rehearsal Club Cactus Flower The Rehersal Club is open to all students who are interested in any phase of dramatics. The group presents several plays each year, and the casts are chosen from the Rehersal Club. Gladys Shepard is the Director and Robert Holder is the Assistant Di- rector of the talented group. 223 Cactus Flower p 224 Physical Education Club Members are: L. Smith, K. Landers, E. Burfield, L. Brannon, S. Johnson, N. Walker. L. Gibbens, B. Stanphill, J. Taylor, E. Franks, R. Bradford, B. Bolton, J. Cobb, C. Owens, G. Patterson, P. Hastings, A. Andrews, P. Byrd, M. Higginbotham, W. Glidwell, Sponsor; D. Ho- gan, B. McDaniel, W. Knight, W. Riddle, A. Stanphill, B. Horicky, M. Pounders, H. Sharpley, J. Lawrence, K. Baily, F. Hogan, N. Clark, P. Berryman, S. Jones, J. Yokely, D. Jackson, L. Thomas, S. Smothers, J. Pruitt, C. Gamble, J. Bingham, T. Sumner, Coach Weeks, Spon- sor; R. Mathis, J. Drake, T. Ledbetter, C. Ruth, J. Lowery, D. Daugherty, T. Whisinant, G. Smith, D. Wells, B. Evans, J. Milan, M. Marks, S. Huffaker. The Physical Education Club in association with state and national organizations is designed to promote professional interest and growth. The club is open to all majors in health, education and recreation. 225 Sigma Tau Delta p tOK Members are: Linda Kirby, Virginia Gioiello, Cindy French, Gayle Weston, Tim Norris, Mrs. Musgrove, Sponsor; Mrs. Timmons, Sponsor. : 226 Sigma Tau Delta is a national fraternity which recognizes English majors and minors of junior and senior standing who have maintained a 2.00 average in English. Pi Epsilon Omaga Cathy Simpson, Dorothy Tarbox, Judy Coggin, Karen Knowe, Mitzie Greenhill, Milinda DeFrez, Gail Male, Cathy Hunnicutt, Martha Mc- Corkle, Sharon Collier, Naomi Balch, Sue Bauer, Mitzi Danker, Wanda Sartain, Freda Massey. Pi Epsilon Omaga is primarily a service organization. Some of the projects include helping the Collegiate Civitans with the Christmas party for under privileged children, helping with the Bloodmobile, and restoring the War Memorial. The club welcomes any girl who is interested in serving the campus and others. 227 Sigma Tau Pi Charles Gray, President; Phil Wiginton, Vice-president; Connie Wiginton, Secretary; Judy Amos, Treasurer; Phyllis Johnson, Reporter; Jim Belew, James Stoval, Rosielene Carpenter, Polly Alexander, Sharon Head, Larry Kimbrough, Lois White, Jed Stevens. Connie Howard, Marsha Whitley, Robert Layne, Martia Gober, Liala Williams, Betty Sego. Garland Ryan, Frank J. Richter, Evelyn Russ, Debbie Mair, A. Thomas Monceret, Altin Waldrup. Sigma Tau Pi is an organization for all students majoring or minoring in business. The club serves to provide professional orientation to those who intend to enter the business field. 228 Society of Pershing Rifles Members are: E. Anderson, M. VanDyke, M. Sanders, J. Allison, T. Boyd, J. Baker, M. Cooper, J. Eaker, R. Howard. S. Wiggins, D. White, J. Newton, G. Bodkin. R. Harris. C. Jackson. R. Stewart, D. Wilson. C. Richey. W. Lee. C. Hotchkiss. J. Jones. T. Smith, H. Wil- son, W. Thompson, K. Eaker, Sponsor. The Pershing Rifles is a military fraternity dedicated to the service of the institution as well as the development of the individual members. The purpose of the organization is to encourage, preserve and develop the highest ideals of the military profession, to promote American Citizenship, and to provide appropriate recognition of a high degree of military and academic ability among the members of the ROTC. The Pershing Rifles participate in several drill meets each year. They also participate in several parades during the year. Membership in the Pershing Rifles is open to basic cadets in ROTC. 229 Scabbard and Blade Members of the Scabbard and Blade are as follows: Richard Cobb. Ronnie Bratcher, John Bellis, Jack Bobo, John Carter, Charles Kerr, Jerry Johnson, Marshall Humphries, William lays, William Hardin. Terry Moore, Hay- ward Robinson, James Henson, Gregg Champion, Glen Keith. The new pledges for Scabbard and Blade are: James Doss, Harry Miller, Gary Moody, James Henderson, David Pylant, John Styles, Earl Cantrell, Max Sanders, Don Faint, Charles Cox, Edward Egan. 230 The Scabbard and Blade is a military fraternity with membership re- stricted to students in Advanced ROTC. Their purpose is to promote unity among the entire ROTC Corps and foster worth-while student activities. Composed of juniors and seniors, the Scabbard and Blade is one of the most active organizations at F.S.U. Each year they sponsor a float in the homecoming parade, the Red Cross Bloodmobile, ROTC open house, roadblocks for the Cerebral Palsy and Cancer funds and their biggest single event the Military Ball. 231 Student Alabama Education Association Sigma Tau Delta is a national fraternity which recognizes English ma- jors and minors of junior and senior standing who have maintained a 2.00 average in English. El 232 El Citcuto Espanol El Citcuto Espanol, the Spanish Club, is an organization to help the Spanish student relate his life and language to those of Spanish speaking peoples. Spanish is spoken at each meeting and whenever possible. Span- ish speaking guests are invited. All Spanish students are invited to join. Mr. Paul Jones is the sponsor. 233 Student Government Association Members pictured are: Dennis Balch, Susie Hovater, Brenda Wiginton, Edith Burkhalter, Johnny Barnett, Linda Jackson, Lakin Collins. Neil Carter, Linda Knight, Ray Gatten, Barry Mixon, Doris Stephens, Bill Riley, Teresa Brewer, Clair Ealy, David Wilson, Charles Rush- ing, Kaye Martin, Dianne Debtor, Jill Lindner, Barbara Miller, Troy Sumner, Judy Clement, Tom McAlpine, Wayne Short, Charles Wilson. 234 Susie Hovater, Treasurer; Linda Knight, Secretary; Dennis Balch, President; Brenda Wiginton, Vice-presi- dent. The Student Government Association is designed to serve the entire student body of Florence State University. The SGA is composed of all students enrolled at Florence State, and its purpose is to interpret the wishes of all parts of the student body. The Student Government Association sponsors the Homecoming Queen election, the Cheerleader election, and the secondhand book ex- change. The SGA is a dedicated organization acting to extend and pro- tect the rights of the students at Florence State and to improve education at Florence State. 235 Student Union Board Members are: Steve Cotney, Herman Smith, W. C. Cowles, Steve Murphy, Carolyn Harris, Gail Guice, Kaye Martin, Jane Poague, Mary Jane Yokely, Jan Parrish, Sandra Vaughn, Brenda Wiginton, Diane Debtor, Belinda Christian, Jeane Poague, Brian Lambert, John Knauer, Barry Stevens, Larry Belue, Bill Waugh, Charles Ritch, Greg Champion, Jimmy McMillan, Robbie Wilson, Sandy Kay, Steve Kelley, Amelia Morris, Danny Thomas, Barbara Muse, Kirby McCraney, Marsha Steverson, Michelle Simmons. The Student Union Board is given the responsibility for sponsoring a well rounded program of activities of interest to all students. They sponsor concerts, movies, dances, art shows, and game tournaments, as well as maintaining the Student Union Building. Among the stage entertainment this year, the Student Union Board presented The Drifters, The Tiks, The Tarns, The Blue Daze, The Impact of Brass, and The Association. 236 Larry Belue, Sponsor of the Student Union Board. 237 The Wildlife Conservation Club Members are: Charles Rushing, Gary Rouse, James Boyle, William Evans, Robert Oakley, Steve Brown, Dr. Jack Brown, Sponsor; Jim Henson, Darryle Wilson, Dr. A. L. Hershey, Sponsor; Gary Chowning, Dr. Joe Cooney, John McCaleb, Dr. John Bourne, Wayne Short, Jim Majerik, Nalria Wisdom, Donny Dean, Beverly Waugh, Carolyn Tiller, Troy Sumner, Brenda Masterson, Tom Flurry, Carolyn Harris, Jack Bobo, Ed Shackleford, Roger Rollings, James Pearce, Sam Campbell, Ruby Bradford, Barbara Bolton, Steve Bonner, Barry Haynes, Karen Bailey, Jeanell Wilson. The Conservation Club was organized in 1954 to further interest in conservation of wildlife and other natural resources and to promote the principles of good sportsmanship. The club is affiliated with the National Wildlife Federation and the Alabama Wildlife Federation and is repre- sente d at the annual meeting of the AWF. The club ' s purpose is carried out by presenting leading conservationists and biologists at the monthly meetings. Each year animal shows which contain many varieties of mam- mals and reptiles are presented to the schools in the Muscle Shoals area as part of the club ' s educational program to inform students of the habi- tats of these animals and their importance to the balance of nature. The Conservation Club is open to all students who are interested in conserva- tion and the out-of-doors. 238 Officers of the Conservation Club. Dr. Hershey, Sponsor of the club, addresses the annual Christmas Banquet. Dr. Foster provides entertainment for the enjoyable banquet. 239 Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation is the ministry of the Methodist Church to Florence State University. The Foundation has now become a united min- istry with that of the Disciples of Christ of the First Christian Church. Un- der the direction of our minister and two faculty members, the Wesley Foundation as a church on campus, offers opportunities for worship, re- ligious education, counseling, fellowship, and service to all students and faculty. The Wesley Foundation, as a church in the midst of an academic community, strives to be relevant in its ministry through understanding and concern. 240 241 Westminster Fellowship Members are: Danny Barton, Jim Lake, Shirley Masters, Mickie Grove, Mr. Huff, Sponsor; Nalria Wisdom, Virginia Oleham, Rosanne Lancaster. The Westminster Fellowship was organized in 1957 to provide op- portunities for fellowship among Presbyterian students and to further knowledge of the church. Last year Westminster Fellowship acquired a house where meetings are being held. The Fellowship also sponsors a Sunday morning class for college students. 242 Officers are: Mickie Grove, Secretary; Shirley Masters, Vice-president; Nalria Wisdom. Treasurer; Danny Barton, President. Preparations are made for the Christmas party. Shirley cuts the cake for the Christmas party. 243 Usher Club The Ushers ' Club, organized for service, functions for convocations of Florence State, the Muscle Shoals Concert Association, and for other per- formances by request. Composed of interested students, the club is spon- sored by Mr. J. N. Winn. 244 Young Republicans Club Members are: Tom McAlpine, Alice Mays, Rick Wassner, Jim Gallaway, Gerald Poole. Larry Turk, Chuck Gerrard, Robbie Wagnon, Ray Lynn Snowden, Linda Sandy. The Young Republican Club of Florence State University strives to stimulate the interest of young people in governmental affairs, to foster and perpetuate the interests of the Republican Party, to help acquaint voters with the issues and the candidates, and to recruit new members for the Republican Party. 245 Young Democrats Club Members pictured are: Randy Clark, Jimmy Lindberg, Donald White, Steve Murphy, Bob Murray, George H. DeBoer, Herman Smith, Bill Waugh, Milford Keenum, Harry Wallace, Johnny Walker. State Senator Tom Radney from Alexander City and a candidate for Lt. Governor. Representative Bryce Graham from Colbert County. 246 ATHLETICS The Florence State Lions Larry Brom, Carl McCulley, Bobby Joe Pride, Marvin Parks, Jody Gamble, Gene Stovall, Steve Coats, Roy Thompson, Sonny Cornelius, Steve Calabro, Carry Alexander, Phil Logan, David Hogan, Bill Morton, Billy Joe Johnson, Jim Trimble, Leonard Thomas, Steve Black- burn, Ganum Smith, Ed Franks, Ronnie Williamson, Frankie Patterson, Terry Pounders, Bob Beckner, Bob Elrod, Gary Stapler, Randy Elmore, Harold Thornton, Bobby Burcham, LeRoy Baker, Bob Griffith, Jimmy Isbell, Benny Burns, Dan Daugherty, Don Richard, Palmel Byrd, Clinton Lowery, Tommy Warhurst, Johnny Mcgee, Wayne Owens, Howard Byars, Gary Counts, Sparky Box, William McCormack, Roger Mathis, Tim Morris, Neil Summerford, Nicky Larkin, Max Bobo, Dale Hancock, Ray Clemons, Bill Jarret. Coaches: Durell Mock, Hal Self, Joe Elmore, Henry Prater, George Weeks. 250 I I Steve Coats, Quarterback Phil Logan, Quarterback Tim Norris, Quarterback Randy Elmore, Quarterback 251 Bob Becker, Linebacker Jim Trimble, Wingback Terry Pounders, Wingback Marvin Parks, Linebacker 252 Bobby Joe Pride, Tailback 1.1 Bobby Burcham, Wingback : ' ' : Steve Blackburn, Halfback Gene Stovall, Halfback 253 .if Larry Brom, Fullback Leonard Thomas, Fullback ifjgfjg i fas em Sonny Cornelius, Halfback Ganum Smith, Halfback 254 Palmer Byrd, Halfback Jimmy Isbell, Wingback Carl McCulley, Tailback Benny Burns, Halfback 255 1 1 ! Si SiA ii ! Carry Alexander, Halfback Bob Griffith, Center Don Richard, Linebacker Gary Counts, Guard 256 William McCormack, Linebacker Frankie Patterson, Guard Dan Daugherty, Guard Gary Stapler. Center 257 Ed Franks, Tackle Billy Joe Johnson, Guard David Hogan, Guard Wayne Owens, Tackle 258 II M 1 1 f I SI Howard Byars, Tackle Bill Jarrett, Tackle Johnny McGee, Tackle Max Bobo, Tackle 259 Bill Morton, Guard Jody Gamble, End Ronnie Williamson, Halfback Roger Mathis, End 260 I k Harold Thornton, End Dale Hancock, End Neil Summerford, End Clinton Lowery, End 261 LeRoy Baker, End Tommy Warhurst, End Steve Calabro, Guard 262 Sparky Box. End Bob Elrod, End Florence State University vs. Northwestern State Northwestern completed a field goal in the first quarter giving them their only points in the game. Hogan began his outstanding kicking career with two completed field goals, in the second quarter. During the last half F.S.U. pulled together for touchdowns from Logan, McCulley, and Thomas. The greedy defense was spectacular. 263 - SRsg ' V ' ' - w 4 KB s Florence State University vs. University of Tennessee at Martin Hogan kicked five field goals, four PAT ' s, and ran a two point conversion, personally contributing 21 points. Norris, Thomas, McCully and Burns added six points each. UTMB was dazzled by this display of skill and that monstrous defense pounding them all the way. Thomas set an all time record for rushing, 225 yards in 33 carries. Hogan also set a Lion record plus an Alabama Collegiate Record. 3 Florence State University vs. Livingston Triumphant HOMECOMINGS are best! Lions defeated Livingston 17-13, gaining the 3rd win of the season and the first ACC victory. Fumbles plagued both teams for spine tingling action. The fumbles were the pay dirt of the game. Box set up the winning touch down with Logan ' s one yard plunge. Hogan converted for 17-7. The Tigers were able to manage only one more touchdown, with the Lions roaring on to victory. a ' . ' t ' 4. . ' -_- - : Florence State University vs. Conway The first half ends F.S.U. over Conway, 3-0, with Hogan making the scene. The Lions taking an additional 23 points from Conway in the third quarter and a defensive exhibition gave the Lions another win, 26-0. r IK I - :ll FLORENCE STATE UNIVERSITY LIONS Final 1969 Football Statistics 1969 Results (Record: 5-4) FSU 27, NW La. 3 FSU 26, St. College of Ark., FSU 10, Delta State 16 FSU 17, Livingston U. 13 FSU 7, Henderson St. 8 FSU 10, Troy 31 FSU 15, Samford24 FSU 51, UTM 7 FSU 23, Jacksonville State 18 Lion Basketball Arthur Andrews, Mike Bacon, Doug Curry, Don Faint, Scott Herbert, Jimmy Jones, Tommy Ledbetter, Mike Linville, Larry Smith, Jay Stejskal, William Weakley, Thomas Willis, Roger Mathis, Coach: E. E. Billingham. Coach: E. E. Billingham Tommy Willis Doug Curry 269 Larry Smith Tommy Ledbetter 271 Jay Stejskal 272 Lion Baseball I f Team members are: Ronnie Trousdale, Tom Watkins, Roger Akers, Nick Wright, Jerry Davis, Tommy Johnston, Tim Jacobs, Phil Staggs, Bill Hamilton Royal Carpenter, Bobby Tate, Louis Vaughn, Steve Grissom, Doug Harbin, Dwayne McKelvey, Danny Gaither, Scotty Me Gough. Coach: George Weeks 174 Roger Akers Nick Wright Jerry Davis Tommy Johnston Tim Jacobs 275 Phil Staggs Bill Hamilton Royal Carpenter Bobby Tate 276 Louis Vaughn Steve Grissom Doug Harbin Ronnie Trousdale Dwayne McKelvey Larry May Danny Gaither 277 Lion Tennis Bert Edmundson, Johnny Garden, Eddie Hall, Ronnie Burleson, Joe Carpenter, Larry Brewer. 278 Lion Golf Coach Sloan, Jud Stockard, Donnie Bates, Dwight Friar, Bob Lindville, Wayne Wells. 279 MILITARY Brigade Staff m 1st Battalion 282 2nd Battalion 3rd Battalion 283 A Company Miss Pat Albright A Company Sponsor 284 B Company Miss Georgia McCorkle B Company Sponsor 285 C Company Miss Doris Stevens C Company Sponsor 286 I D Company Miss Gloria Aday D Company Sponsor 287 E Company Miss Martha Higgenbothan E Company Sponsor 288 F Company Miss Martha McCorkle F Company Sponsor 289 J Company Miss Catherine Acre J Company Sponsor 290 ROTC Band Miss Charlotte Richardson Band Company Sponsor 291 Miss Neena Walker Brigade Staff Sponsor Miss Nancy Geise 1st Battalion Sponsor 292 BHBHBH Miss Sharon Gusmus 2nd Battalion Sponsor Miss Susie Hovator 3rd Battalion Sponsor 293 Color Guard 294 V Florence State University ROTC Cadre 295 THE STUDENTS Play it Cool. Mac doesn ' t know about the dead horse on the elevator Nothing is either good or bad but thinking makes it so. Kinda brings a tear to your eye doesn ' t it. That ' s quite all right my dear, some of my best friends are lions. 298 :: I We want Coed Dorms. This my dear, is my instant anti-frigidity serum Did John do that? You ' re not seeing double. I have a split personality. 299 Hey! My Hot Dog moved . . With these girls as my campaign managers, no one else has a chance. Obviously these young men have failed to grasp the mag- nificence of college life. 300 Now is your big chance Judy, that guy with a camera is a photographer for PLAYBOY. Oh No! Dean Gravlee ran down by a red tricycle! Next term I think I ' ll spend more time at the FSU extension center across the state line. So this is what happens when you date an artist. My group had 25% more broken legs. I Caught in an Act. Mrs. Shepards ' doing HAIR. What gentleman would offer this to a lady? Reality is a myth. I wonder if she ' s thinking what I ' m thinking. 303 Tis a bitter pain I feel in my finger. T t R Obviously, my child, you have not shown sufficient maturity to accept the demanding responsibilities of FSU student. Looks like a charm. Operator, I ' d like Rice 3rd if no one answers Rice 1st O.K. then Powers 2nd, Susie who, try Rice 2nd 304 Who ' s that below yelling jump? Foghorns in the night. Did you ever think that in Hollywood we ' d be getting paid for this? 305 What we have here is communication in the grooviest form. If you think it means what you think it means, then it probably doesn ' t mean anything. TIGERS 306 Contrary to rumor, Dean Allen is not President Norton in disguise. At Last! A tape of Ravi Shankar playing his 16 string banjo. What do you mean there ' s a boy in my room. 307 If those walls could only talk many would be expelled. Besides being cute and cuddly it serves a very useful service it bites! 308 I didn ' t know you were hiding a girl under that towel. I still haven ' t found the formula for LSD. Three more of these and we ' ll have a pyramid. 309 - . Some days are like that We were going to throw candy but Dean Allen ate it all. Wouldn ' t you know it, someone in the crowd is always flat. 310 Hope no one decides to pass the bottle. Far From The Madding Crowd. V What do you mean Tiny Tim isn ' t legally married. 317 I wouldn ' t say it ' s impossible to pass a ninety five on the final should give you a D-. These Gung-ho guys are enough to wear out a fellows saluter. When anyone asks if I ' d like a drink, I just ask for an orange juice on the rocks. 312 The beautiful Dream. If nothing else is open I can always take a couple of Home EC Courses. Statistics show that 999% of FSU ' s students are majoring in step climbing. 313 Commencement 1 970 f fcv ' V I ' f jfcsir , ; .f- ,W IH . ----., J r j| , k % - W , fete-. 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Open 24 Hours a Day Pitt Grill 764-9997 400 E. Tenn.St. Gene Crump Chevrolet Inc 1040 Woodmont Drive Tuscumbia, Alabama SOUTHERN SASH Florence-Sheffield-Decatur-Athens-Birmingham Tuscaloosa-Huntsville-Columbia, Tennessee ALABAMA ' S LARGEST BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIERS see our complete selection of built-in APPLIANCES FOR THE KITCHEN 330 The Village Shop is Alabama ' s leading fashion center. OF MUSCLE SHOALS. INC. 713 WOODWARD AVE. MUSCLE SHOALS, ALABAMA PHONE 383-1133 Open Every Night Til 9 Fashions worn by Miss Gloria Aday and Miss Barbara Mar- ston in the Feature section of the yearbook were chosen from and coordinated by the Village Shop. These lovely spring fashions are modeled by Miss Brenda Wiginton FSU coed . . . A. B. DAVIS DRY GOODS CO. DRY GOODS - CLOTHING - SHOES - NOTIONS 1 07 West Sixth Street Phone 383-4114 Tuscumbia, Ala. fiesf Wishes LANDERS ' OFFICE SUPPLY 10) W. Third St. Sheffield Home Owned Home Operated NEVER a carrying charge Complete Line of Office Furniture and Supplies 331 POST WELDING SUPPLY Distributor for: Hobart, Linde, Westinghouse Welding Equipment Selstrom, Fiber Metal, Jackson Safety Equipment, Duralite House Paints, and Ditzler Auto Paints 1121 E. Second Sheffield 383-5352 Nights Holidays: 764-9213 or 383-8231 Dedicated to the Interests of the People of the Muscle Shoals District BigBee Construction Co., Inc. P.O. Box 8 402 So. Dickson St. 332 Tuscumbia, Alabama mm - - Y.V Rest easy. Your future ' s in good shape. Not tied up. Not hanging. Taking Army ROTC in college will give you a certainty about your future. About your college years and the years right after college. You can plan. You have a little more time to consider important lifetime decisions. Time put to good use. Learning how to work as part of a team. Learning how to motivate and lead others. As an Army officer you ' ll get real experience in management. Responsibilities come fast as an officer. And they ' re important to you. When you seek civilian employment, nothing registers as well as sound management experience. The kind you get as an Army Officer. Through Army ROTC. Take command of your future ... take Army ROTC 333 Fresh as a Flower IN JUST 1 HOUR One-Hour Martinizing 1113 Florence Blvd. 1220 N. Wood Avenue Town Plaza, Sheffield Tri Cities Car Dealers Assoc. Campbell Ford Motors, Inc. Sid Hamm Chrysler Plymouth Four Cities Imports Miley Buick-Oldsmobile Co. Hester Chevrolet, Inc. Morris Rambler, Inc. Reeder Buick Opel Harrison-White Pontiac Paul Saywell Plymouth Motors Inc. Gateway Lincoln-Mercury Zelke Dodge and Dodge Trucks Mullins Ford Morris Dodge, American Motors and Dodge Trucks PAPER AND CHEMICAL SUPPLY CO Distributors of Paper Products, School Supplies, Sanitary Supplies Sheffield, Alabama The Florence Herald YOUR PRIZE WINNING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Commercial Printing Wedding Invitations Church Bulletins Office Supplies School Papers Lauderdale County ' s Oldest Publication 114-116 W.Tombigbee St. Phone (205) 764-0641 334 HARDWARE - PAINTS - TVs APPLIANCES 764-2403_ HARDWARE TV AND APPLIANCE CO.I T22 W. TOMBIGBEE ST. FLORENCE, ALA.I WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL DEALER FOR: RCA - ZENITH - MAYTAG WHIRLPOOL - FEDDERS ; k KITCHEN AID - ENTERPRISE Bobby Ray Owner REYNOLDS where new ideas take shape in ALUMINUM urges you to continue your education . . . for new careers take shape with REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY Growing for 28 years with Muscle Shoals 335 Florence State University ., LURLEEN BURNS WALLACE FINE ARTS CENTER Fine Arts Center The 2.8 million Lurleen Burns Wallace Fine Arts Center was completed and dedicated in May of 1969. Comprised of three buildings, the complex includes an auditorium, music building and visual arts center. The auditorium, constructed in theatre style, has 1,726 seats on three levels orchestra, mezzanine and balcony. There is an orchestra pit, and located below the wrap-around stage are several large dressing and storage rooms. The most modern theatrical production equipment has been incorporated. The music build- ing has an assortment of classrooms and twenty-four individual practice rooms. Included are choral-rehearsal and instrumental-re- hearsal halls. It also has five teaching studio-offices. The visual arts center has lecture rooms, studios, gallery areas, and offices. Two lecture rooms, seating forty and eighty, are equipped to show any type of audio-vidual media. A.B. and B.S. degree programs in the Arts and Sciences, Business, Home Economics. A.B. and B.S. degree programs for the training of teachers for the elementary and secondary s chools. Courses for renewal and extension of teaching certificates. Preprofessional curricula for Agriculture, Dentistry, Engineering, Law, Secretarial training. Graduate programs in elementary and secondary education, reading specialist, and school administration. Beautiful campus, comfortable dormitories and wholesome campus life. A degree from Florence State is acceptable for graduate study and for admission to engineering, medico-dental and other professional schools. Full accredited: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools;National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. First National Bank Tuscumbia Sheffield FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN TUSCUMBIA With Offices in Tuscumbia, Sheffield, Cherokee, Muscle Shoals City. Cherokee Muscle Shoals City I MARTIN I THEATERS SHOALS COIBERT Florence Tuscumbia TUSCUMBIAN Tuscumbia MARBO DRIVE-IN Muscle Shoals JOY-LAN DRIVE-IN Florence Attend Your Martin Theaters Offen Any Season, Any Event Corner Hat Shop Mobile St. Florence For The Beautifully Dressed Lady : $ ' . ' . ' . ;; ; ; ' A :: : K K :: : ' i ? Sheffield Federal Savings and Loan Association SOUTHGATE PHOTO CENTER 381-0012 Headquarters for all Photographic needs . . . Discount to College Students WE NOW HAVE ART SUPPLIES See us at Southgate Mall Muscle Shoals 338 STATE NATIONAL BANK OF ALABAMA North Alabama ' s Largest Bank Most Convenient To The University Only Two Blocks Off Campus 412 N. Court Street, 7 Points Shopping Center Plus Five Additional Locations In The Muscle Shoals Area. VISIT US SOON AND OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT AT The Bank That Is Interested In You. 339 Oxmoor Press Complete Service in Every Phase OFFSET LETTERPRESS Magazines Books Annual Reports Catalogs Brochures Price Lists COMPLETE BINDERY MAILING 100 West Oxmoor Road Phone 879-0511 Birmingham, Alabama (Formerly Birmingham Printing Company) University Book Store For All Your School Needs DEPARTMENT STORES Shop Daily 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Smokehouse Billiards Recreation and Refreshment 118 E. Tenn. St. Florence SOUTHGATE MALL Muscle Shoals Ladies ' and Men ' s Shop 101-103 No. Court Street Phone: 766-2220 764-1092 k Compliments of a Friend HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Tri Cities Produce and Wholesale Co. Institutional Distributor 1 1 Buddy ' s Bananas Sheffield, Alabama VERBON JONES ELECTRIC COMPANY RESIDENTIAL ' COMMERCIAL ' INDUSTRIAL WIRING 522 South Wood Avenue Florence, Alabama 764-3517 C. W. Insurance Super Market 610 South Court St. Florence, Alabama 35630 Phone 764-5471 Ted Carmack L. L. Whitten You Name It. .We Write It iPM Compliments of Crumps Camera Shops Florence, Sheffield, Decatur 210 North Court St. Florence, Ala. 764-9291 Otto Speake MEN ' S WEAR 215 Montgomery Ave. Sheffield, Ala. 383-8627 BEST SELECTIONS LONDON FOG JANTZEN PENDELTON GRANT WRIATH BOSTONIAN CORBIN 341 FARMBEST DAIRIES The Foremost Milk In The South 212 East 5th Street Tuscumbia, Alabama Phone 383-5110 Start letting success show a little . . . with a college ring by John Roberts. Come in and order today. Four week shipment. BUSCH JEWELRY CO. 107 N. Court Street Florence Hinnni YOUR BANK FOR 3 REASONS SATURDAY BANKING -which makes it easy for you to cash a check for entertainment expenses over the week-end! MASTER CHARGE -when used properly, will give you one neat bill to send your parents each month! BANKING UNTIL 9 P.M. -our South- gate T.V. Teller is open until 9 p.m., Monday through Friday for middle of the week financial emergencies! WHO CARES WE CARE UJLOl FIRST COLBKRT NATIONALBANK Ml ' SCI.K SHOALS SHEFFIELD, ALABAMA MEMBER F.D.I.C. Singleton ' s Bar-B-Que No. 2 Home of the south ' s finest pit Bar-B-Q Reasonable Prices 1502 Florence Blvd. Our special thanks to Ray ' s Studio Downtown Florence There have always been those very special young people who have never been satisfied with the ordinary. For over three generations, these young creatives have come to the Inter -Collegiate Press for their graduation announcements, yearbooks and diplomas. For here they have always found bright, experienced and thoughtful counsel in producing their best, individual creative works. ff lien you ifiinl everything to be right CkV rf-fc WE ARE PROUD TO PUBLISH THE DIORAMA ALABAMA REGIONAL OFFICE Ernest V. Crates 2337 Ivy Lane Birmingham. Alabama 35226 inter col loy Icitc press graphic arts division of the Sargent-Welch Scientific Company 6O15 Travis Lane, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 662O2 343 1970 DIORAMA STAFF Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Mac Brown Lynn Isom Robert Porter Typists Jeanne Williams Peggie Patterson Managing Editors Classes Seniors Features Copy Editor Nancy Yeilding Nalira Wisdom Carol Spalding Pam Ledgewood Sections Karen Knowe Peggy Finley Tom Monceret Mike Hambrick Mickey Grove Photography Robert Pitcock Milton Evers John Graham Rusty Cone Acknowledgments Nelson VanPelt Ernie Crates Al Burlson Rayburn Sparks The Picture The Village Shop Stanley Rosenbaum Dr. Langstaff ?- . The time is 4:55 A.M.., wiaairt S i Yf al page of t$M70 DIQRAMA is almost finished. California e and see .tJjaFit is ver| cold but y4t in here it seems erV lankyold radiatbYfor. V ' - 7 dreamio! warm. a lot of ' things wrong in ftie ' - ' wor.lci and criticize, ( guess y fiujo. sincere thanks-and- ppce - ,. r i as much as D la (teioMiJ feir Mr 5V bi ir @(f tins sfejii ? still bothers me. ' I ' ve seen the sun rise. 5:45 A.M. The vX, jf ' Mac Brown Executive Editor Inter coi lot; kite m