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

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' Phi Eta Sigma TQpha Cambda Delta Jack McLendon, vice president; Dr. Oscar Beck, adviser; Bobby Ray Wells, president; Ann Hammond, secretary. QoQ Cfriangle FRONT ROW: Doris Hamm, Caroline Johnson, Dana Thigpen, Jan Watkins, Sandy Steele. ROW 2: Jan Purnell, Penny Cagle, Mary Lumpkins, Beth Mullany, Pamela Michael. ROW 3: Lisa Graves, Kim McCaleb, Brenda Hill, Sandy Harbin, Phyllis Nichols. ROW 4: Donna Butler, Charlotte Thorn, Rose Dean, Amanda Parker, Karen Wiginton, Mrs. Timmons, Scottie Harbin. FRONT ROW: Janice Jarret, Belinda Simms, Pam Morse, Carol Johnson. ROW 2: Beth Grisham, James Ingram, Jean Ann Higginbotham, Joel Raney, Dr. Carolyn Charles. Omiam Delta Kappa Thi Kaffa ' Phi FRONT ROW: Carolyn Thorn, Sharon Allred, Vickie Dean, Pam Morse. Connie Liverett, Betsy Bass. ROW 2: James Ingram, Joe Campbell. FRONT ROW: Deborah Putt, Glenda King, Jan Cantrell, Wanda Broyles, Darvi Cagle. Dianne McMasters, Debra King. ROW 2: Susan Wood, Janice Marie Orton, David Humphrey, Marcia Franks, Chris Barnett, Jane Moses, Bonita Brumley, Susan Laird. ROW 3: John Land, Sandra Kirchner, Sharon Dozier, Marian Mata, Joyce Gulp, Delana Smith. Mary Jordan. ROW 4: Joseph H. Bailee, Robert Tili, Danny Cook, David Lowery, Thorn Sousa, Elsbie Kimbrough, Joel Raney, Michael R. Pratt. 23

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Cum Caude Campus Honoraries Recognize Academic Excellence and Ceabership Students become eligible for a taste of cum laude in their sophomore year when those who have earned a 2.5 average in their freshman year may be initiated into the two freshman honor societies on campus, Phi Eta Sigma and Alpha Lambda Delta. Scholastic excellence is recognized among juniors and seniors through the national honor society of Phi Kappa Phi. Having maintained a cumulative 2.75, the initiates become part of a society which boasts an impressive faculty membership on campus as well as in the academic world. Leadership and service to the university deserve recognition as well as does scholarship. Gold Triangle recognizes these qualities in a small number of students from the junior and senior classes. After its allotted time as a Gold Triangle, the society will petition for a charter as a chapter of the widely respected Mortar Board. When the charter is granted, all former Gold Triangle members will be eligible for initiation into Mortar Board. Omicron Delta Kappa, perhaps the most exclusive of all honoraries on campus, chooses for its membership those students of outstanding leadership, scholarship and service to the university. Members of ODK are considered to be campus leaders, and to be eligible for induction, students must be active in a variety of campus activities. These societies exist, not as service organizations or social groups, but simply to honor those students with outstanding academic records and demonstrated leadership qualities. Their members can be expected to graduate with honor because they are students cum laude. 22

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w w no ' s 10 NAME: Belinda Leigh Simms HOMETOWN: Brownsboro CLASSIFICATION: Senior MAJOR: Elementary Education CAMPUS ACTIVITIES: Gold Triangle, president; Rice Hall, president, resident assistant; Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Delta Pi OUTSIDE INTERESTS: Art, bowling and intramural sports MOST INFLUENTIAL TEACHER: Dr. Joanne Reeves NAME: Richard (Rick) W. Haley HOMETOWN: Huntsville CLASSIFICATION: Senior MAJOR: Accounting CAMPUS ACTIVITIES: S.G.A., treasurer; IFC, treasurer; varsity tennis team, Gold Triangle, Phi Gamma Delta, treasurer; Flor-Ala, circulation manager; SOAR counselor AMBITION: To become a partner in a large national accounting firm or to open up my own C.P.A. firm NAME: Dinah Johnson HOMETOWN: Athens CLASSIFICATION: Senior MAJOR: Radio and TV Broadcasting CAMPUS ACTIVITIES: Phi Mu, songleader, Phi director, president; Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister; Debate Club, secretary; SOAR entertainer MOST MEMORABLE BOOK: The Prophet MOST INFLUENTIAL TEACHER: Mrs. Emily Richeson AMBITION: Professional sport scaster NAME: Mike Isbell HOMETOWN: Sheffield CLASSIFICATION: Junior MAJOR: English and History CAMPUS ACTIVITIES: Editor, Flor-Ala; Sigma Chi, corresponding secretary; Inter- Presidents Council, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Mu Epsilon OUTSIDE INTERESTS: Reading, traveling, being with friends MOST INFLUENTIAL TEACHER: Mrs. Doris Kelso NAME: Jean Ann Higginbotham HOMETOWN: Florence CLASSIFICATION: Senior MAJOR: Social Work CAMPUS ACTIVITIES: Zeta Tau Alpha, recording secretary, 1st vice president, president; Gold Triangle, secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Golden Girls, Alpha Sigma Lambda OUTSIDE INTERESTS: Water skiing, swimming, horseback riding MOST INFLUENTIAL TEACHER: Dr. Mallonee 24