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COLUMN

PUBLISHED BY

STUDENT BODY

ATHENS COLLEGE

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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It is with deepest respect and most sincere admiration that we, the stu-
dent body of Athens College, dedicate THE COLUMNS of 1948 to
MISS DAVIS and MISS TILMAN.

Their untiring efforts, along. with those of other members of the faculty
in cooperation with the student body, have made this Institution prosper-
ous.

DEDICATION

4 •

IN
MEMORIUM

Those students of Athens College who gave their lives in World War II
in defence of their country.

GEORGE BRADBURY

DAVID BROWN
BUFORD CLADNEY

RALPH TURNER

VIRGIL WEAVER

~Jneu died that we might due!

♦5 •

AS THE CAMERA SAW IT

A. C. FROM ABOVE.

IS

PLACES and FACES.

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FACULTY...

E. R NAYLOR, President
Ph.D., Northwestern University

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L. DeL. WALLACE, Dean
M.A., University of North Carolina

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OLIVIA ATHEY, Bursar
A.B., Emory & Henry College

MRS. STELLA FHAZIER
Hostess, Founders Hal!

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MISS DOROTHY VINSON

Asst. Comm. Dept. Ins.

Secretary to Dean

B.S., Athens College

MRS. HARIET JONES

Dean of Women
Hostess, Sanders Hall

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MRS. OLLIE Y. OSBORNE

Assistant Professor of English

M.A.. University of Pennsylvania

K. L. RUDOLPH

Professor of Religious Education
B.D., Emory University

EMILY CHANDLER

Instructor in English

Instructor in Piano and Organ

M.A., George Peabody College

MR. EDWIN C. OSBORNE

Librarian

B.A. in Library Science

University of North Carolina

12

MRS. BICKLEY
Student Counselor

A.B., Huntingdon College

R. L. GARRETT

Professor of Mathematics

M.A., University of North Carolina

5

LAURA E. DAVIS
Associate Professor of English
MA., University of Alabama

J. OLSON ANDERS

Professor of Social Science and History

Ph.D., University of Minnesota

13

MR. McFEE

Vice President

B.A., Birmingham Southern

ELOISE PENCE
Instructor of Speech

Dip. Drama., Athens College

MR. THOMAS CARTER
Professor of Chemistry
M.A., Mississippi State

MRS. |. S. RAGSDALE

Aist. Professor of Social Science

and History

A.R., Kentucky Western

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MRS. INA B. FARMS
Nurse

WALTER E. FAIRMAN

Prof, of Business Administration

Ph.D., Milton College

MRS. THELMA WALKER
Dietitian

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MR. ROBERT L. STEWART
Instructor of History

A.B., Athens College

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MARY E. RENICH
Professor of Biology

Ph.D., University of Illinois

LLOYD O. STONE

Instructor of Mathematics

A.B., Athens College

MBS. MARY EMMA PECK.

Professor of Voice

B.Mus., Athens College

HARRISON L. EULER

Prof, of Education and Psychology

Ph.D., Columbia University

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DR. CHARLES E. MATTHEWS

Professor of Languages

Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University

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MISS FLORENCE TILMAN

Emeritus
M.A., University of Alabama

MRS. E. R. NAYLOR

First Lady

Professor of Violin and Theory

B.Mus., Athens College

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SUMMER OR WINTER, THE CAMPUS
IS ALWAYS THE S AM E- WO N D ERFU L!

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HERE WE GO INTO...

WHETHER THEY BE SENIORS, JUNIORS,
SOPHOMORES, OR FRESHMEN, THEY'RE A
SWELL BUNCH AND WE LOVE THEM.

CLASSE

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EDWARD LEOXARD

Millport, Alabama

Phi Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon

Beta Alpha

MARGARET PATTERSON"

Pyriton, Alabama
Phi Sigma, Student Council

Beta All ilia \\ < \/( 1/ Foundation
• I.R.C., "V" Cabinet
Vi iiu Chi

MAYME KATE SOLOMON

Owens Cross Roads, Alabama

Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Sigma

"Y" Cabinet, Pi Tau Chi

Wpsley Foundation

\ EANILEA ANDERSON

Scottsboro, Alabama

Phi Sigma. l.R.C.

Heiu Alpha

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FRANK SIMMONS

Athens, Alabama

Sigma Delta, "A" CAifo

Af/iZ. Assoc, Bete Alpha

Glee Club, Student Council

I.R.C.

ELIZABETH MACMURTRIE

Huntsville, Alabama

Phi Theta Kappa, B.S.U.

Pi Tau Chi, "Y" Cabinet

Phi Sigma, Glee Club

Student Council

ELSIE KIPPLE

Ha'rtselle, Alabama

Phi Theta Kappa, l.R.C.

Pi Tau Chi, Phi Sigma

"Y" Cabinet, Biology Club

Wesley Fellowship

JAMES NEWBY

Athens, Alabama

Beta Al]iha

Phi Sigma

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ENIOR

♦ ♦ ♦

ELREE CULPS
Hartselle, Alabama'
Sigma Delta, I.R.C.
Kappa Mu Epsilon

EVERETT MORRIS

Sumter, South Carolina

Sigma Delta, "V" Cabinet

Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Alpha

"A" Club

CONRAD JOHNSON

Birmingham, Alabama

I.R.C, Phi Sigma

Athletic Association
B.S.U. '40

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SARAH HELEN SIDES

Moscow, Tennessee

Phi Theta Kappa, B.S.U.

Phi Sigma

Classical Club, Biology Club

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MARGARET HILL

Vida, Alabama

>Vii r/iefa Kappa, B.S.U.

Pi Tan Chi, Phi Sigmu

"Y" Cabinet, Classical Club

MALCOLM STEPHENSON
Decatur, Alabama

Phi Sigma, Student Council
"A" Club, Basketball, B.S.U.

Editor of THE COLUMNS

MICHAEL ROGATO
jasper, Alabama
"Slimmer of '48"

PERCY STEPHENSON

Crossville, Alabama

Sigma Delta, Pi Tau Chi

"Y" Cabinet, Music Club

Wesley Foundation

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]. D. PRICKETT

Eva, Alabama

"Special"

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BOBBIE ANNE FREEMAN
Horton, Alabama

JUNE MANESS
Boaz, Alabama

QUENTON HIGHTOWER
Hartsellc, Alabama

MILLARD SCOGGINS
Decatur, Alabama

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JUNIOR

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MARGARET ANDERSON

Athens, Alabama

GLENN BROCK

Athens, Alabama

R. B. NICHOLAS
Athens, Alabama

MARIE EDMISON
Huntsville, Alabama

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JUNIOR

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CLAYTON PHILLIPS
Town Creek, Alabama

JOY HALE
Athens, Alabama

RACHEL WALES
Elkmont, Alabama

BOB BURKHALTER
Athens, Alabama

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JUNIOR

♦ ♦ ♦

PAT BOUCHILLON
Alexander City, Alabama

BILL LYONS
Sylacauga, Alabama

FREEMAN SMITH
Danville, Alabama

HERMAN GRIFFIN
Sumter, South Carolina

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JOE FRAZIER
LaFavette, Alabama

JEWEL HUST
Nashville, Tennessee

ESTES PATTERSON
Athens, Alabama

PAUL TIDWELL
Decatur, Alabama

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JUNIOR

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MARGARET ANNE BROOKS
Decatur, Alabama

BEATRICE LAMPLEY

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OPHOMORE

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Consue Smith

Imogene Flack

Adeli. Poole

Jane Cheatwood

Oscar Bruner

Willodean Stephenson Palmer Hiohtower

Allison Barnwell

Cora Mae Fortner

Rodney Hughes

Fa ye Crossnoe

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John E. Martin

Maud McGlacklin

Gladys King

Bobby Ellis

Mable Davis

Ruby Nell Davis

Floria Hooper

Nellie Jones

Arcie B. Poe

Evelyn Hickman

Nell Vinson

H. M. Dobbs

Inez Willis

Billie COHKLI)

Maroaret Mann

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Bob Sibley

Jack McFarland

Myrlene Boldinc

Ellis Dunnavant

Preston Pannell

Edna Dewberry

Joe Kennemer

Elmo Foutch

Warren Hyde

George Patterson

Louise Garrison

W. C. Hunter

Clay Smith

Wynell Dean

Bill L angle y

Nell Cantrell

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B. G. Bouchillon

Betty Braly

Wm, T. Yarbbouch

Thomas Collier

Ellen Hiogins

Hollis Hughes

Trevor Hawk

Marie Surrett

Bobby Pledger

Rebecca Davenport

Marion Mason

Bobby Troupe

Gena Banks Tate

D. W. Box

Edna Clemons

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Bill Vinson

Oneida Tribble

Howard Lee

Glenn Hymer

Windel Smith

James Watkins

Clifton Poole

Herbert Bracken

Ford Caudle

James C. Young

David Thomason

Agnes Black

Royce Tuten

Billy Freeman

Frank Varnell

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Carl Grimes

Wayborn Earwood

Wm. H. Cauc.hran

Elizabeth Sanderson

Julia Culps

Gervis Moore

Edward L. Uptain

Robert Lumpkin

Thomas Gilbert

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FRESHMEN...

J. W. Mitchell

Dorothy Garrett

Elice Dunn

Wayne Jennings

Eugene Land

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Mack Vinson

Donai d Dinsmore

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DoROTin Christopher

Elvin Wear

Nell Moultrie

Hazel Holt

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Henry Sherbert

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Douglas Preston

Margaret Lowery

Mary Jo Hendricks

Louise Connoh

Scot Turner

Ramona Gupton

Jean Causey

Denntson Rice

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David Yarbrough

Betty Hare

Paul Sandlin

Ruby Harrison

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Buddy Pike

| am. Wilson

Ernest Leopard

Mavolene Pope

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Mabel Weatherford

Billy Henson

Kate Williams

Marjorie Higgins

Mary ]o Joiner

Helen Holmes

Helen Taylor

Fred Bickley

Pettus Smith

Winnie T. Simpson

Sarah Puckett

Ai.eitha Taveel

Thelma Shirey

Beatrice Florence

Al Kennemer

Evelyn Holt

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Hubert Compton

T C. Bha/ieh

Martha Nei i. Goode

Edna Cist

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Willodean Allen

Wilma Betiitne

Hilda Mitt

VVm. R. Hitt

Makv Frances Hawk

Hat i il A. Peek

Mildred Witt

Ida Mae Kennedy

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Robert Lamon

Haiuiiji Holcomb

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Jannet Patterson

JlMMER BEENE EdWARII Bui.LINCTON

Herman Marks

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Doris Minga

Bonnie Newby

Carl Boles

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Richard Clanton

Sarah [ones

jo Holloway

Billy Nelson

Maggie Lee Whatley

Lois Siiockley

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Charles Thomas

Elizabeth Hamilton

Ed Strotheb

Thomas Stephens

Hazel Stephens

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Lemuel Prater

Jo Anne Schauer

Dorothy Hulsey

Juanita West

James Tomerlin

Byron Reip

Sarah Williams

Barney Pressnell

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Betty To Pruitt

Virginia Herndon

Ray Whitlock

Sarah Taylor

Eva Dean Sanderson

Louise Miles

Jo Taylor

George Rose

Bobby Black

Florene Grooms

Lynda Grizzard

John Daly

Marjorie Whitt

Walter Walker

Ruth Walker

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John G. Pirrong

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Mahie Wvnn

\V\i. R. Kennemeb

Sarah Joyce White

Tilton Reeves

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Thomas L. Lampley

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George Rodoers

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Lucille McDonald

Raymond F. Trafton

Nadlne Ravvlinson

Frank McLaughlin

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W'iiiimii Stewart

IIa/.ei. Livingston

Wilson Hart

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Randall Powell

Emma Jean Berzett Treadwell Gooch

Warren Hehron

]ane Laubenthal

Rf.edy N. Armstrong

Charline LeRoy

Effie Jean LeRoy

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RAT DAY IS ALMOST OVER

RAT DAY IS OVER AND THE
FRESHMEN MEET THEIR NEW FRIENDS

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MARIE EDMISON

Who's Who Among American

Colleges and Universities

EDWARD LEONARD
Who's Wlio Among American

Colleges and Universities

QUENTOX HIGHTOWER

Who's \\ ho Among American

Colleges and I niversities

[AMES M NEWBY

Who's Who Among American

Colleges and Universities

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GLADYS KING
Miss Athens College

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BILL LYOXS
Bachelor of Ugliness

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MACK VINSON
Most Intellectual Boy

ARC IE B. POE
Most Intellectual Girl

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CLIFTON POOLE
Most Ambitious

}0 TAYLOR
Most Sophisticated

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HERMAN' GRIFFIX
Most Popular

BEATRICE LAMPLEY
Cutest

GEORGE ALVIN ROSE
Wittiest

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NELL VINSON
Most Beautiful Girl

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R. B NICHOLS
Most Handsome But/

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QUEEN NELL

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"Y" CABINET

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PHI SIGMA

KAPPA MU EPSILON

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B. S. U.

BIOLOGY CLUB

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MUSIC CLUB

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FOOTBALL AT ATHENS COLLEGE

This year's Athens College football team is the second ever to represent the
century-old institution, an earlier grid aggregation having performed tor the
school in 1930— the first year boys were permitted to attend the local college.

The first team had its inception in much the same way the present team was
assembled, with some notable exceptions: The boys attending the college wanted
to play football, which most of them had participated in while in high school,
and, with the encouragement of a number of local enthusiasts of tie sport, a team
was outfitted by the college.

The late Frank H. Armstrong and Ewin Grisham coached the 1930 eleven
which, like the present team, was composed almost wholly of Athens boys. As
recalled by some of the members of that team, Athens College met six opponents
—Tupelo Military Academy, Branham & Hughes Military Academy, Anniston
Military Institute, Columbia Military Academy, Birmingham-Southern freshmen
and St. Bernard College. The Athenians won their contests with BHMA (18-0)
AMI (6-0) and St. Bernard, but were losers to Tupelo (0-7), CMA (6-13) and
Birmingham-Southern ( 0-19 ) .

After that abbreviated season, football languished at Athens College until
this fall, when a group of a dozen or more Athens businessmen and farmers,
cognizant of the wishes of the now-much-larger group of boys attending Athens
College to engage in intercollegiate competition, "took the ball" themselves.

It was a matter of a few days for these local businessmen to raise the guaran-
tee necessary to provide practice togs and uniforms for the squad, and to engage
Robert Witt, former Mississippi Southern end, as coach. Others of the sponsoring
group got busy arranging games, the response at the box office at the first game
on Nov. S being such as to vindicate their belief that the community would
strongly support intercollegiate football.

Your attendance here tonight and for the remaining games on the schedule
will go far towards determining whether you will again have the privilege of
seeing this same team on the gridiron next fall.

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ATHENS COLLEGE

SQUAD

No. Name

Pos.

Wt.

Home Town

29 Clifford Coggin

E

200

Athens, Ala.

24 Bill Nelson

E

J50

Athens, Ala.

', 7 Russ Wood

E

190

Selma, Ala.

8 Frank Simmons

E

160

Athens, Ala.

1 7 Tom Collier

E

160

Athens, Ala.

21 Carl Grimes

E

165

Hampshire, Tenn.

6 Ned Anderson

E

180

Decatur, Ala.

23 Bill Legg

T

220

Athens, Ala.

10 Bill Lewis

T

250

Athens, Ala.

30 Robert Lumpkin

T

185

Athens, Ala.

27 Bob Sibley

T

200

Athens, Ala.

5 Jack McFarland

T

190

Athens, Ala.

25 Bill Yarbrough

G

175

Athens, Ala.

1 1 Bob Troupe

G

185

Athens, Ala.

20 Charles Thomas

G

165

Athens, Ala.

15 J. W. Hampton

G

155

Athens, Ala.

| 13 Doug Preston

G

155

Athens, Ala.

4 Walter Walker

C

170

Athens, Ala.

3 Harold Smith

B

170

Athens, Ala.

1 Kennv Cooper

B

170

Athens, Ala.

22 Billy Wood

B

170

Athens, Ala.

9 Warren Hvde

B

170

Haleyville, Ala.

26 David Yarbrough

B

150

Athens, Ala.

14 Frank Varnell

B

145

Athens, Ala.

18 James Newby

B

190

Huntsville, Ala.

12 David Puckett

B

170

Hartselle, Ala.

16 Mack Vinson

B

150

Red Bay, Ala.

28 Ed Tomerlin

B

145

Athens, Ala.

19 Buddy Pike

B

135

Athens, Ala.

Coach

-Robert Witt

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/^^ Athens Displays Power
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(27)— left end,
kle, Lumpkin; left
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r. right tackle,
Nelson; quarter-
halfback, Cooper;
Darnell; fullback,

, .- ,™ 12-0 Victory Over Bethel

S^^ -T 0^eS \™ ™J*» fDaily <<#--> "Mhe members of that team,

tT\\eQe \klWl V second s°tra^ <^ ^^e met six opponent -left end. Carter;

CO»Xe^».»>N^ WmiWpW* 'Ao ^^eat Branhan and-endenburg; left

rt\Q^ /'KTy/>> Cjfr ^%myl8-0, An- od, center, Shad-

°y pA » «pV\ pnTth^ V Vis? • 'If* — r^^6-°. and. Sellers; right

^n<\° " » sC°tC „et ^ Vo firrt ? ^V*> " /^y^^ers to 'tend, Carpenter;

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ATHENS COLLEGE
ATHENS COLLEGE
ATHENS COLLEGE
ATHENS COLLEGE

9 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 6

12 BETHEL COLLEGE 0

•27 LIVINGSTON S. -T. C. 14

24 CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY 33

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SET FOR ACTION

MONDAY'S PRACTICE

PRELUDE TO FIREWORKS

67

As this edition of The Columns goes to press.

Coach Llovd Stone's Golden Bears are in the
midst of a truly rugged schedule and are
improving with every game. Captained this year bv
Don Densmore, the Golden Bears are greatly

handicapped by their lack of height but make
up for this disadvantage with their sharp-shooting.

Athens College is noted for its winning teams
and this year's quintet is no exception.

COACH STONE

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HAROLD SMITH
Guard

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forward

MAC STEPHENSON
Forward

DON DINSMORE
Guard

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Our Bears

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Bob Lumpkin, 5' 11"— 175, Athens, Ala. Good on set shots from side and jump
shots from foul circle, exceptional on rebounds.

Carl Grimes, 5' 11"— 165, Hampshire, Tenn. Best shot: One-hand push shot
from the corner. Good defensive player. Workhorse of the team.

Bob Sibley, 6' 4"— 206, Athens, Ala. Pivot man. Best shots off pivot. Good
rebounder. Tip-in specialist

Don Densmore (Captain), 5' 8"— 160, Joppa, Ala. Best shot: Long one-hand
push shot. Good floor man. Good on defensive rebounds.

Harold Smith, 5' 8"— 170, Athens, Ala. Breaks fast around outside for crips.
Good defensive man. Good on defensive rebounds.

Malcolm Stephenson, 6' 2"— 175, Decatur, Ala. Best shot: Overhead set from
sides. Good man on fast break.

Ed Tomerlin, 5' 7"— 145, Tanner, Ala. Specialty: Push shot while on the move
from free throw circle. Long sets.

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THE "B" EDITION OF THE
GOLDEN BEARS...

Pike, Stewart, Land, Black, Preston, Capt. Tom Collier, and Shep Evans
are not pictured.

These boys have shown a fine spirit of cooperation and teamwork to produce
a winning combination.

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Athens Defeats Elks 5-3

Cubs Are D**gJ

Wood Pities 1

two runs
ak a 3-3
Iks Club
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THE BEARS PLAY BASEBALL

Earwood

Meadows

Morris

Lumpkin

Moore

Stone

Wood

Sibley

Collier

Athens

12

St. Bernard

16

Athens

3

St. Bernard

7

Athens

25

Martin

11

Athens

17

E. Limestone

3

Athens

2

Elks

10

Athens

3

Decatur Cubs

1

Athens

2

Martin

3

Athens

5

Elks

.... 3

Athens

.. 7

Decatur Cubs

3

Athens

. . . . 13

Huntsville Mfg

.... 7

Athens

3

Huntsville Mfg.

8

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SOFTBALL TEAM...

RECORD

Won 20

Lost 8

The Athens College Softball team entered in the Limestone County Softball
Association and finished third in a very fast league. The team was a menace to
the top teams all summer and would have fared better if exams and trips home
had not interfered.

Billy Nelson, college pitcher, had the second best won-lost record in the
league. The team was the best hitting team in the league, but was also high in
the error standing.

A league rule stated that if a team were ahead ten runs after five innings of
play, the game was called. Athens College won more five-inning games than
any other team. Also, they were the only team in the league that wasn't beaten
in a five-inning contest.

This year the College will be back in the league and the increase in enroll-
ment should enable us to field even a better team than we had last summer.

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Norene Lower? Louise Connor

Ruby Nell Davis

Ruth Walker

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THEY CHEER THE BEARS
ON TO VICTORY

Yea Blue,
Yea Gold,

Yea Athens
Let's Co !

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GET THE

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PUBLIC

THE COLUMNS

MALCOLM STEPHENSON

Editor

FRANK SIMMONS

Business Manager

ELLF.\ HIGGINS

BOB SIBLEY

MARGARET MANX

ROBERT LUMPKIN

TOM COLLIER

RAMONA GUPTON

MARGARET A. BROOKS

BETTY BRALY

SARAH WHITE

1ULIA GULPS

EDNA CLEMONS

DAVID THOMASON

|EWEL HUST

DR. FAIRMAN-S/wiwor

A T I O N

THE CROW'S NEST

CLIFTON POOLE

Editor

DR. FAIRMAN

Sponsor

CONSUE SMITH

ARCIE B. POE

AGNES BLACK

BOB LUMPKIN

MARGARET MANN

JOE FRAZIER

RAMONA GUPTON

MACK VINSON

BETTY BRALY

DAVID THOMASON

JEWEL HUST

PERCY STEPHENSON

ELLEN HIGGINS

WAYNE JENNINGS

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STUDENT COUNCIL

MARIE EDMISON
MARGARET PATTERSON-
RACHEL WALES
BOBBIE AN.ME FREEMAN
J. W. MITCHELL
ELIZABETH HAMILTON
MALCOLM STEPHENSON
DOUGLAS PRESTON-
EDWARD LEONARD
HOLLIS HUCHES
QUENTON HIGHTOWER
CLIFTON' POOLE

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I WISH TO EXPRESS my deepest appreciation
to all of those who have helped to make this edition of

The Columns a success.

Especially do I want to thank Dr. Fairman and
David Thomason for their work in picture taking.

MALCOLM STEPHENSON, Editor

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W. R. Hightower & Son

"Athens' Best Store for Men"
ATHENS, ALABAMA

FLO-LEA SHOP

Ready-to-wear for Juniors
ATHENS, ALABAMA

Compliments of

McMeans Furniture Co.

Phone 42-W
ATHENS, ALABAMA

Compliments of

Sherbert & McCravy

BARBER & BEAUTY SHOPS

Phone 215-W
ATHENS, ALABAMA

Compliments of

BIG "B" GROCERY

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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Compliments of

G & S Motor and
Electrical Co.

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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Compliments of

Hetrick's Cash Store

"Complete Line in Groceries and
Meats"

Phone 272

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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Compliments of

RITZ

and

PLAZA

Theatres

Compliments of

LIMESTONE FARMERS COOPERATIVE, Inc.

PHONES 157 AND 100

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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Compliments of

RUSSEL CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.

Phone 603-W

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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Twenty-Five Years of Quality and Service
Specialized Shirt Service

DECATUR, ALABAMA

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Limestone Drug Co.

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"TA<? foxa// S/ore"

Compliments of

ATHENS, ALABAMA

Sharp & Killen
Department Store

Compliments of

McCONELL SERVICE

ATHENS, ALABAMA

FUNERAL HOME

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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B. & N. Gulf Station

That Good Gulf Gasoline

Phone 85

ATHENS, ALABAMA

COLLEGE INN

YOUR Home of good barbecue and
delicious ice cream

Phone 9 i94

ATHENS, ALABAMA

Compliments of

YOUR CAFE

Get those good home-cooked meals

from your old friends,

HANK and CHRIS

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ATHENS, ALABAMA

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FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF DECATUR

Organized July 4, 1912

"No man is wholly honest,
'Til he at last discovers,
Day after day-
He's got to pay,
Himself as well as others."

DECATUB ALABAMA

Compliments of

MITCHELL FURNITURE CO.

'Shop and Save at Mitchell's'

115 E. Moulton St.

DECATUB ALABAMA

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Ragan Motor Co.

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Dealers in Kaiser & Frazer and

Willys-Overload Products

Compliments of

Immediate Delivery

Phone 752

WOOD'S JEWELRY

Phone 158

ATHENS, ALABAMA

Compliments of

Limestone Democrat

ATHENS, ALABAMA

"Limestone's Favorite Newspaper"

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Commercial Printing

R. H. Walker, Publisher

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Compliments of

DARLEEN SHOPPE

Compliments of

DECATUR, ALABAMA

SAM HOBBS'
STUDIO

Homeland Insurance

DECATUR, ALABAMA

Co.

"Life and Burial Policies"

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Phone 1183

DECATUR, ALABAMA

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Compliments of

HENDRICKS-PATTON CO.

Phone 262

101 WEST WASHINGTON STREET

ATHENS, ALABAMA

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Compliments of

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DAVID LEE'S

Compliments of

ATHENS, ALABAMA

Dr. Pepper

7-Up Bottling Co.

ATHENS, ALABAMA

Pictures in this Annual were made by:

Phone 321

DR. FAIRMAN

NuGrape Sun-crest

DAVID THOMASON

MALCOLM STEPHENSON

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