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Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright  and  Dr.  Arthur  L.  Walker,  Jr.  greet  one  another 
at  a  banquet  in  Samford's  Student  Union  Building. 


6r.  walkep  seRves  samfoRd  well 


Left:   Dr.  Walker  presents  various  awards  to  many  outstanding  grad- 
uating Seniors.  Center:  One  of  Dr.  Walker's  many  duties  is  to  orient 


the  parents  of  incoming  Freshmen  to  Samford.  Right:  At  Convoca- 
tion in  Seibert  Hall,  Dr.  Walker  introduces  the  speaker,  Episcopal 
Bishop  George  Murray. 


Not  only  is  he  active  in  academic  circles,  but  Dr.  Walker  enters  into 
the  spirit  of  things  at  the  students'  annual  Religious  Activities  Coun- 
cil Carnival. 

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In  an  atmosphere  of  relaxation,  Director  of  Recruiting  Richard  Swin- 
dle, Dr.  Walker,  and  Admissions  Counselor  Lynn  Phillips  discuss  the 
day's  events. 


dedication 


Dr.  Arthur  L.  Walker,  Jr.,  was  educated  in  Birmingham's 
schools  and,  after  serving  in  the  U.S.  Army,  received  his 
B.A.  degree  from  Howard  College.  He  also  earned  de- 
grees from  Southern  Baptist  and  New  Orleans  Baptist 
Theological  Seminaries.  He  was  ordained  a  minister 
and  pastored  several  churches  before  coming  to  Sam- 
ford.  As  a  scholar  in  Biblical  interpretation  and  church 
history,  he  was  appointed  to  various  offices  in  the  Bap- 
tist Historical  Society. 

Because  Dr.  Walker's  first  nine  years  at  Samford  were 
spent  in  the  classroom,  he  dealt  with  students  in  a 
learning  situation.  In  1965,  Dr.  Walker  became  Dean 
of  Students,  and  acted  in  a  counseling  and  advisory 
capacity.  He  later  became  Vice-President  for  Student 
Affairs,  dealing  with  students  and  their  activities.  Be- 
cause of  this  past  experience,  he  brought  a  many- 
sided  viewpoint  to  his  office  of  Vice-President  for  Ad- 
ministrative Affairs.  He  has  remained  in  this  capacity 
to  direct  the  University's  student  records  and  admis- 
sions programs,  financial  aids,  and  academic  counseling. 

Of  great  importance  in  his  counseling  activities  is  his 
relationship  with  the  students.  Dr.  Walker  has  a  natural 
rapport  with  every  student  whose  life  he  touches.  His 
sincerity  and  honest  concern  for  those  who  come  to 
him  has  gained  Dr.  Walker  a  genuine  respect  and  liking 
from  the  students. 

To  Dr.  Arthur  L.  Walker,  for  his  untiring  work  at  Sam- 
ford  and  his  love  for  the  students,  the  1971-1972  Entre 
Nous  is  dedicated. 


Dr.  Arthur  L.  Walker,  Jr. 

Vice-President  for  Administrative  Affairs 


in  memoRiam 
6ean  Cute 


Above:  After  class,  Dean  Dale  takes  time  to  discuss  the  day's  lec- 
ture with  students  Kathy  Mileski  and  Cal  Campbell.  Right:  Dr.  Alto 
Garner  and  Dean  Dale  enjoy  a  sunny  afternoon  on  campus. 


Upon  the  death  of  Dr.  William  Pratt  Dale  II,  each  in- 
dividual who  knew  and  loved  him  felt  a  great  loss.  But 
perhaps  all  the  emotions  concerning  Dean  Dale  were 
best  summarized  by  Dr.  David  M.  Vess,  Head  of  the 
Department  of  History  and  a  former  student  of  Dale's. 

"Dr.  Dale  was  the  kind  of  man  you  would  remember. 
He  sat  commandingly  on  his  platform  in  front  of  the 
class,  instructing  the  students  in  his  beloved  history,  often 
flashing  that  friendly,  mischievous  smile.  Since  he  came 
to  Howard  in  1941,  he  knew  and  loved  an  entire  gen- 
eration of  Bulldog  athletes.  To  know  Dean  Dale,  was 
to  know  the  anecdotes  of  his  patience  and  prodding 
of  his  boys.  His  life  was  working  with  students;  he 
served  as  Dean  of  Men  and  later  as  Dean  of  Students. 
As  an  academic  advisor,  he  touched  the  lives  of  many 
pre-law  students.  Dean  Dale  was  wise  in  counsel,  full 
of  funny  stories  and  tales,  gentlemanly,  cooperative, 
and  respected.  He  shunned  ostentation,  but  he  was  a 
member  of  numerous  honorary  organizations  and  listed 
in  many  Who's  Whos. 

"To  some  in  the  department  he  was  our  teacher.  But, 
most  of  all,  to  each  of  us,  he  was  our  friend." 


t^Ble  op  contents 

Introduction 6 

Activities 16 

Organizations 38 

Sports 80 

Beauties 102 

Greeks 130 

Administration,  Faculty 162 

Classes 192 

Advertisements 226 

Epilogue 248 


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This  is  a  book  about  Samford.  ...  It  speaks  of  past, 
present,  future.  The  traditions  of  the  past,  agonies  of 
the  present,  and  hopes  of  the  future  combine  in  each 
of  us  to  make  us  What  We  Are.  The  maturing  proces- 
ses of  learning,  living,  growing,  are  a  part  of  us.  We 
must  be  what  they  make  of  us,  or  is  it  what  we  make 
of  them?  Nevertheless,  We  Are  Samford;  we,  with  our 
own  individual  likes  and  dislikes  of  Samford  make  it 
what  it  is.  Just  as  it,  in  a  sense,  molds  us,  we  mold  it 
with  the  surging  dynamism  of  our  youth.  We  can  shape 
it,  help  it  grow,  speak  for  it,  represent  it,  and  some- 
times even  change  it.  But  no  matter  what  we  do,  Sam- 
ford still  remains  an  entity  in  itself.  .  .;  it  is  Involved 
in  community  and  international  activities;  it  is  Inter- 
ested in  the  welfare  and  actions  of  its  students;  it  fos- 
ters Intelligence,  for  of  what  else  does  learning  con- 
sist? It  is  Ironic,  for  anything  connected  with  humans 
must  be  peppered  with  irony;  and  Samford  has  Indi- 
vidual traits  which  certainly  no  other  school  has.  But 
Samford  consists  of  one  more  thing— the  faces.  In  the 
following  pages  are  pictures  of  Samford  faces,  reflect- 
ing every  aspect  of  it— Involvement,  Interest,  Intelli- 
gence, Irony,  Individualism. 


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The  face  of  Samford. .  .the  face  of  the  student.  Apathy? 
Unknown  to  the  Involved  Samford  student.  He  is  one 
who  is  always  running  from  one  activity  to  another. 
Perhaps  he  spreads  himself  too  thin.  But  that's  what 
life  is  all  about— pushing  the  limits.  Get  off  your  apathy 
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Interesting?  Look  at  their  faces.  Young  men  Interested 
in  life.  To  be  alive,  man  must  look,  and  carefully  ob- 
serve all  that  goes  on  around  him.  He  thinks,  "What  is 
this  thing  called  'me'?"  The  older  he  gets,  the  more  he 
sees:  "me"  is  a  part  of  everything  around  it,  and  every- 
thing with  which  it  comes  in  contact  becomes  a  part 
of  it.  To  live,  man  must  pVove  that  he  desires  to  be 
alive,  and  this  is  done  by  being  Interested. 


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Intelligence.  .  .  .  Faces,  faces  intent  on  the  learning 
processes  of  today,  changing  expressions  at  the  instant 
of  an  intriguing  discovery,  a  flash  of  understanding— 
these  are  the  brilliant  sparks  of  the  intellect  of  man. 
The  only  Intelligence  a  learner  has  is  the  capacity  to 
understand  all  things— once  they  are  opened  to  him. 


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Expressions  of  Irony.  .  .these  are  part  of  the  fun  at 
Samford.  A  face  expresses  puzzlement  over  the  little 
things  of  everyday  living.  .  .classes,  dates,  being  with 
others.  Mark  Twain,  the  personification  of  Irony,  adds 
spice    to    the    humor    of    living  in   the  here  and  now. 


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The  Individual  is  What  We  Are.  One  is  a  whole,  and 
many  are  parts  of  a  whole.  We  form  the  whole  of  the 
Samford  personality.  The  individualistic  traits  of  each 
one   of   us  grow  together  to  make  us  What  We  Are. 


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Dr.   and   Mrs.   Wright   welcome   incoming   Freshmen   Del   Allen,  Judy 
Robinson,    and    Rickey    Gilley    at   the   annual   President's   Reception. 


PResioent's  Reception  QReets  fpeshmen 


Fran  Thomas   and    Lisa    Nordlinger   make   new   acquaintances  during 
one  of  the  Freshman  Class  meetings. 


As  six  hundred  Freshmen  entered  Samford  in  Septem- 
ber, they  were  greeted  with  the  same  process  of  every 
other  new  class.  They  stood  in  long  lines,  listened  to 
welcoming  speeches,  met  a  new  roommate,  tried  to 
find  the  "caf".  They  learned  the  ropes  during  registra- 
tion, became  identified  as  student  numbers,  and  began 
attending  classes.  To  highlight  the  opening  whirl,  they 
attended  the  President's  reception,  during  which  they 
were  able  to  meet  Dr.  and  Mrs.  Wright  for  the  first  time. 


David  Dykes  soon    learns   that  registration  is  everything  he  was  told 
.  .  .and  more. 


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convocation  is  a  Real  expedience 


Salt  and  Co.  perform  at  one  of  the  first  convocations. 


With  the  advent  of  two  convocations  per  week,  Sam- 
ford  students  found  it  more  convenient  to  attend  the 
correct  number  of  chapels.  From  each  school  and  de- 
partment of  Samford,  contributions  were  made  by  vari- 
ous faculty  and  student  body  members.  This  expanded 
the  Chapel/Convocation  Series  and  offered  students  a 
number  of  ways  to  meet  the  required  attendance. 


Activities      19 


pROspective  fReshmen 
Le^Rn  ABOut  samfoRd 


One  of  the  first  important  events  of  the  year  at  Sam- 
ford  was  High  School  Day,  a  day  set  aside  for  high 
school  seniors  interested  in  Samford.  With  the  influx 
of  these  students  and  their  parents,  Samford  set  about 
to  entertain  them  and  to  inform  them  about  the  school. 
Prior  to  the  football  game  were  the  annual  track  events 
and  the  Tricycle  Race,  presented  by  the  Greeks.  Follow- 
ing was  the  debut  concert  of  the  Hear  and  Now  Singers. 


High  School  Day  Guide,  Lou  Ramagli,  conducts  propsective  Samford 
student  Becky  Duncan  on  a  tour  of  the  campus. 


The  Hear   and    Now  Singers   perform   their   initial    routine  in  Seibert 
Gymnasium  during  the  High  School  Day  festivities. 


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saonfoRO  concepts  entCRtain  students 


Above:  The  Hear  and  Now  Singers  display  their  talent. 
Below:  A  first  this  year,  rock  bands  come  to  Samford. 


As  "Peanuts"  characters,  Masquers  enter  into  their  Samford  "second 
childhoods." 


nusqueRS  CReate  thpouqh  Cmanu 


In    the    play,    "Madwoman   of  Chaillot"   actors   must   portray  highly 
dramatic  characters. 


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Students  majoring  in  drama,  interested  students,  and 
spectators  participated  in  the  Masquers  this  year.  Through- 
out the  year,  students  learned  parts,  made  costumes, 
built  settings,  and  publicized  their  plays.  As  a  result  of 
this  work,  a  variety  of  plays  was  performed  in  Samford's 
theater. 


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A  Samford  faculty  member,  Miss  Carolyn  Green,  prepares  to  try  her 
luck  at  the  Sigma  Nu  Balloon  Burst. 


The  A  Cappella  Choir  Marching  Kazoo  Band  provides  entertainment 
and  a  spectacle  at  the  Carnival. 


bsu  CARnival  ppomotes  good-will 

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.  .  Cotton  Candy 

.  .  .Space  Bounce 

.  .  .Egg  Throw 

.  .  .Balloon  Burst 

.  .  .Peanuts,  Popcorn 

.  .  .Candied  Apples 

.  .  .Sponge  Throw 

.  .  .Hamburgers 


The  BSU  Carnival  always  shows  what  students  will  do  for  a  good 
cause.  Ben  Armistead  sacrifices  his  dignity  as  SGA  President  for  a 
few  moments  to  help  bring  in  money. 


Junior  Class  member  Suzanne  Spain  masquerades  as  a  child's  favorite 
dream,  the  clown,  to  draw  attention  to  her  organization's  money- 
making  project. 


Activities      23 


Alpha  Phi  Omega  claims  sweepstakes  honors  at  Homecoming  with 
"Bulldogs  Clean  Up  'Major'  Problems". 


Dazzling  firewords   displays   entertain   spectators   at   a    rally   prior  to 
the  Homecoming  football  game. 


Janet   Chambliss   is   crowned    Homecoming  Queen  1971-1972  at  the 
Samford  Homecoming  Beauty  Pageant. 


24      Activities 


Samford  Majorettes  rest  between  shows  and  watch  the  Homecoming 
game  as  Samford  Bulldogs  score  another  victory. 


All  participate 
in  homecoming  1971 


Homecoming,  the  most  important  event  of  the  year, 
stirred  intense  anticipation  on  the  part  of  some  students 
and  diligent  participation  on  the  part  of  others.  Float- 
building,  nominating  a  Homecoming  Queen,  late  hours, 
exhaustion,  were  all  a  part  of  Homecoming  1971,  all 
to  be  remembered  by  the  students  with  nostalgia  in 
the  years  to  come. 


Top:  Before  the  kickoff,  Samford  students  gather  to  cheer  the  Bull- 
dogs on  to  victory.  Bottom:  As  the  spectators  roar,  Samford  Bulldogs 
run  the  Millsaps  Majors  off  the  field. 


Activities      25 


jan  teRm  offeRS 
new  expeRiences 

Although  it  has  been  in  practice  only  three  years, 
Jan-Term  has  become  well-established  at  Samford.  Stu- 
dents were  able  to  take  courses  within  the  regular  cur- 
riculum to  aid  them  in  the  core  requirements.  In  ad- 
dition, unusual  courses  were  offered  to  expand  the  stu- 
dent's knowledge  in  areas  unfamiliar  to  him.  Students 
were  able  to  learn  about  the  religions  of  the  world, 
glassblowing,  the  United  States  Senate,  foreign  cooking, 
and  archaeology.  The  jan-Term  courses  offered  a  well- 
balanced  selection  for  the  interested  student. 


Congressional   Intern   Nancy   NeSmith   learns  all   is   not  work  as  she 
shares  a  lighter  moment  with  her  boss,  Rep.  Tom  Bevill. 


Helen  Caither  tries  diligently  to  create  a  glass  bottle  as  other  mem- 
bers of  the  class  look  on. 


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Above:  Becca  Jones  and  Megumi  Matsumura  learn  to  eat  their  own 
Oriental  cooking  with  chopsticks.  Below:  Elgin  Thomas,  Jim  Holladay 
and  Frank  Preston  adjust  equipment  in  the  newspaper  office. 


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tries  his  best  to  win  the  vaulting  contest  on  S-Day.  Cyndi 
a   symbolic   prize   for   being   "Miss  Pretty  Feet".  Lemoyne 


Downing  and  George  White  win  trophies  for 
Old  Southerners. 


portraying  well-dressed 


Runners   from   all   walks   of  campus  life  leave  the  starting  line  in  an 
attempt  to  win  the  S-Day  intramurals  trophy. 


28       Activities 


Doug  Weeks  is  able  to  take  time  out  from  studies  in  music  to  make 
a  kite  from  his  childhood  days. 


s  day  welcomes 
spRinq  to  samfoRd 


As  spring  let  the  students  out  of  the  dormitories,  they 
held  a  day  of  fun  and  frolic  to  celebrate.  Between  eat- 
ing watermelon,  making  kites,  and  participating  in  the 
ever-present  intramural  events,  the  freed  students  were 
able  to  act  like  children  again,  without  anyone  taking 
critical  notice.  After  S-Day,  they  were  able  to  settle 
down  to  studying  again  to  prepare  for  final  exams. 


Two  girls  who  look  as  if  they  need  help  are  also  trying  to  build  kites 
in  honor  of  S-Day. 


Activities      29 


juniors   win  Sweepstakes  in  Step-Sing  1972  by  singing  a  selection  of 
songs  from  the  Carpenters. 


junioR  class  wins  sweepstakes 


Phi   Mu    Alpha   enthralls   audience   with  harmonious  sounds  blended 
with  a  dazzling  light  show. 


30       Activities 


With  a  Riverboat  theme,  Alpha  Phi  Omega  wins  First  Place  in  the  Or- 
ganizations Division  of  Step-Sing. 


step  sing  1972  pRoves  successful 


To  receive  Second  Place  honors  among  classes  the  Sophomore  Class 
sings  "Man  of  La  Mancha." 


Preparation  for  Step-Sing  1972  began  months  prior 
to  the  actual  date  set  for  the  event.  There  were  first 
of  all  rules  to  be  learned,  songs  and  themes  to  choose, 
and  costumes  to  make  before  even  the  first  step  or  note 
was  learning.  Miss  Beverly  Sutley,  Step-Sing  Chairman, 
kept  the  machine  running  smoothly  and  pulled  each 
group  through  this  exciting  yet  frightening  experience. 


Activities      31 


Alabama  Supreme  Court  Justices  preside  over  the  1972  Law  Day 
Moot  Court  Competition,  held  in  the  Moot  Court  Room  of  Cum- 
berland   School   of   Law.   The   court   members   are:   Justice  Daniel  T. 


McCall,    Jr.;    Justice  James  S.   Coleman,  Jr.;   Chief  Justice  Howell  T. 
Heflin;  Justice  N.  Bloodworth;  Judge  J.  Russell  McElroy. 


Above:  Involved  in  the  actual  oral  argument  are:  Left  Counsel  Table: 
John  Carroll,  Steve  Wicker.  Standing:  Doug  Noonan.  Right  Counsel 
Table:  Jay   Costan.    Below:    Professor   Donaldson   expresses  the  grat 


tude  of  Cumberland   School   of  Law  to  the  court  members  for  their 
attendance  and  for  sitting  as  judges. 


Student  Bar  Association  President  Chip  Hoffman  prese 
standing  Law  Professor  of  the  Year  Plaque  to  Professo 
Cole. 


Dean  Rusk,  formerly  Secretary  of  State  and  presently  Professor  of 
International  Law  of  the  University  of  Georgia  Law  School,  speaks 
to  prospective  lawyers  at  Cumberland's  Law  Day  1972. 


cumBeRUnO  students 
n,s,heou,.    attend  Law  day  1972 

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At  Law  Day  1972  Ted  Coggin  presents  to  Anita  Miller  and  George 
Woodall  an  award  for  submitting  the  Best  Appellate  Brief  Written 
for  the  Appellant. 


Activities      33 


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Prior  to  the  Candlelight  Dinner,  Samford  celebrates  Graduation  with 
the  first  duo-carillon  concert  in  the  world. 


At  the  Candlelight  Dinner,  Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright,  President  of  Samford 
University,  presents  awards  to  Dr.  Carl  Whirley  and  Mrs.  Willie  Perry 
Rose,  Alumni  of  the  Year. 


senioRs  Bid  fARe  well  at  candlelight  dinneR 


34       Activities 


Dr.  Claude  H.   Rhea   is  caught  "burning  the  candle  at  both  ends". 


samfoRd  holds  BaccalauReate  exeRcises 


Presiding  at  the  1972  Baccalaureate  Exercises  are:  Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright, 
Rev.  G.  Nelson  Duke,  Baccalaureate  Speaker;  Rev.  William  L.  Palmer, 


Rev.  R.  E.  Glaze,  Jr.,  Dr.  Ruric  E.  Wheeler,  Vice-President  for  Academic 
Affairs. 


Anxiously  clock-watching,   SGA  President  Ben  Armistead  and  Glenda 
Allen  show  their  anticipation  as  Samford  faculty  prepare  the  Seniors 


for  the  beginning  procession  of  Baccalaureate. 


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Samford  welcomes  Colonel  and  Mrs.  lames  Irwin  to  Birmingham  and 
to  Graduation  during  the  Astronaut's  Luncheon. 


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Colonel    James   Irwin   presents   a   picture   of  himself  on  the  moon's 
surface  to  Frank  Park  Samford. 


Astronaut  Irwin  presents  to  Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright  a  photograph  of  the 
Holy  Land  taken  from  the  Apollo  15  capsule  as  it  returned  to  Earth. 


36       Activities 


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Dr.  George  V.  Irons,  Faculty  Marshall,  begins  the  Graduation  exercise 
by  leading  the  procession  of  Seniors  into  the  stadium. 


Dr.   Leslie   S.  Wright  presents  the  Juris  Doctor  Degree  from  Cumber- 
land School  of  Law  to  John  King  Wright. 


QRAduation  exepcises 
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Outstanding  members  of  the  1972  Senior  Class  are:  Row  1:  Beth  Ste- 
phenson, Velma  Wright  Irons  Award;  Susan  Ferguson  Brown,  Hypatia 
Award.  Row  2:  Ben  Armistead,  President's  Cup;  Earl  Taylor,  Exchange 
Club  Award;  Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright,  Col.  James  Irwin,  David  Duke,  John 
R.  Mott  Award;  Daniel  Martin,  James  M.  Sizemore  Award. 


Bathed  in   moonlight,   Astronaut  James 
Wright  speaks  to  the  graduating  Seniors. 


Irwin    listens  as  Dr.  Leslie  S. 


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The  Samford  University  Marching  Band  highlighted 
the  halftimes  of  both  football  and  basketball  games,  as 
well  as  adding  much  spirit  to  the  pep  rallies  and  games. 


40       Organizations 


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Drum  Major  Gary  Parker  directs  the  band  as  it  marches. 


majoRettes 


Samford  University  Majorettes  are:  Melynda  Reaves,  Darlene  Yarbor- 
ough,  Beth  Wilson,  Susan  Burkett,  Anne  Russell,  Betsy  Towers,  Lelia 
Hadley. 


Organizations      41 


"Practice  makes  perfect!"  under  direction  of  Don  Cornutt. 


Drum  Corps   members  are:  Alan  Black,  Don  Campbell,  Terry  Tingle, 
George  White,  Harry  Adkins,  Tom  Hannaford. 


42      Organizations 


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Flag  Corps  members  are:  Row  1:  Valera  Beck,  Kathl  Berg,  Nell  Wilks, 
Shirley  Wren.  Row  2:  Susan  Howell,  Debbie  Garner,  Dale  Helmbold, 
Janet  Okin,  Martha  Helmbold,  Nancy  Still. 


pUq  corps 


Flaggers  Nancy  Still,  Terri  Berg,  and  Valera  Beck  cheer  Bulldogs. 


Organizations      43 


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The  Samford  University  A  Cappella  Choir,  under  the 
direction  of  Dr.  L.  Gene  Black,  represented  Samford 
and  the  School  of  Music  in  numerous  concerts  both  in 
the  United  States  and  abroad. 


A  Cappella  Choir  members  are:  Row  1:  Sara  Bliss,  Becky  Duval,  Jan 
Thompson,  Sarah  Lee,  Elizabeth  Bell,  Katherine  Everidge,  Kay  Jackson, 
Phoebe  White,  Melissa  Gilbreath,  Fan  Price,  Becky  Stephenson,  Joy 
Vann,  Wanda  Alexander,  Suzanne  Rogers,  Anita  Gable,  Debbie  Ous- 
ley.  Row  2:  Susie  Thomas,  Jo  Ann  Rittenhouse,  Dixie  Rose,  Carol 
Edwards,  Jane  Withers,  Beverly  Sutley,  Becca  Jones,  Connie  Taylor,  Ca- 


rol Vines,  Sheri  Segrest,  Nancy  Rittenhouse,  Emily  Pryor,  Annelle 
Bagley,  Sandy  Lawrence.  Row  3:  Charles  Cilliland,  Ralph  Jernigan, 
Craig  Singleton,  Mike  Harris,  David  Cofield,  Bill  Drummons,  Jerry 
Dorriety,  Frankie  Jones.  Row  4:  Darryl  Cooms,  Steve  Folmar,  Shelton 
Harden,   David   Potts,   Don   Campbell,   Mike   Meeks,  Richard  Murray. 


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BSU  ChOIR 


Directed  by  Tim  Banks,  the  Baptist  Student  Union 
Choir  followed  its  aim  of  Christian  outreach  through 
music  by  concerts,  both  local  and  on  tour. 


Baptist  Student  Union  Choir  members  are:  Row  1:  Dianne  Breeden, 
Vickie  Parsons,  Ed  Corbitt,  Donna  Jones,  Sheila  Davis,  Dianne  Cot- 
tingham,  Rosemary  Baites.  Row  2:  Angela  Golden,  David  Noel,  Ron 
Roberts,  Sue  Couch,  David  Duke,  Tim  O'Neal.  Row  3:  Paul  Duke, 
Janet  Okin,  Debbie  Fulton,  Ricky  Godwin,  Sandra  Pierce,  Pam  Ham- 


lin, Mark  Stokes,  Suzanne  Spain,  Tim  Banks,  Director;  Jim  Landreth, 
Pam  Lowery,  Tommy  Lowery,  Skip  Overton,  Lucy  Panjic,  Joy  Jarrard, 
Doug  Weeks,  Babs  Blass,  Bob  Dilks.  Row  4:  Wade  Endsley,  Darryl 
Cooms,  Nancy  Duck,  Ellen  Shirley,  Rick  Dill,  David  Chestnut,  Linda 
Mayo,  Florence  Best,  Bob  Kruschwitz,  Tricia  Coffman. 


Organizations      45 


Hear   and  Now  members  Nettie  Weber,  Kathi  Berg,  Sbaron  Mitchell, 
Hank  Williams,  and  David  Dykes  sing  in  the  sunshine. 


Joy    Christmas,    Denise    Huddleston,    Tom   Hannaford,   Ken   McCord, 
and  Tom  Stoker  set  up  their  instruments  near  the  library. 


the  heap  and  now  sinqeRS 


Hear  and    Now   Director   Bob   Burroughs,  member  Becky  Hayes,  and 
Dr.  Claude  Rhea,  Dean,  School  of  Music,  watch  other  singers. 


As   Tom    Stoker    accompanies,   Denise   Huddleston,   Sharon   Mitchell, 
Nettie  Weber,  Joy  Christmas,  Becky  Hayes,  and  Kathi  Berg  sing. 


46      Organizations 


univeRsity  choRaLe 


Samford  University  Chorale  members  are:  Row  1:  Meguni  Matsumu- 
ra,  Celeste  Gonzales,  Sharon  Davis,  Lauryn  Brassell,  Pamela  Evans, 
Dr.  Paul  Hall,  Director;  Elizabeth  Reese,  Pam  Overton,  Joy  Crawley, 
Elizabeth  Davidson,  Beth  Chapman,  Susan  Norman.  Row  2:  Martie 
Jones,  Andrea  Kenny,  Barbara  Weaver,  Diane  Wright,  Sheila  Davis, 
Pam  Collins,  Kathy  Wyatt,  Beverly  Warren.  Row  3:  Kyle  Ellis,  Babs 
Blass,  Tweetie  Smith,  Sharon  Brooks,  Nancy  Duck,  Janice  Elrod,  Pa- 
tricia Hartsfield,  Cathryn  Brand,  Becky  Bolton,  Becky  Britton,  Bar- 
bara Odom.  Row  4:  Vicki  Shaffer,  Rosemary  Baites,  Ellen  Shirley, 
Mary   Nolen,   Kathy   Phipps,   Diane   Bonner,  Mary  Allen,  Sharon  Dos- 


ter,  Marilyn  Evans,  Tommy  Lowery,  Elizabeth  Misseldine,  Kathy  White, 
Vicki  Carrol,  Carol  Bryan,  Kathy  Gilbert.  Row  5:  Mike  Bedsole,  How- 
ell Simmons,  Danny  Storey,  Randy  Tingle,  Phil  Martin,  Andy  White, 
Doug  Weeks,  Billy  Strickland,  Tom  Wilder,  Jim  Landreth,  Frank  Pres- 
ton, Charlie  Christmas,  Ed  Burton,  Bobby  Erwin,  Alan  Headley,  Joe 
Lawrence,  Jack  Ray,  Dan  Brooks,  Rusty  Chastain.  Row  6:  Roger  Smith, 
James  Wade,  Stan  Owen,  Larry  Gay,  Joel  Phillips,  Richard  Reeves, 
Tim  Headley,  Bob  Hunt,  Warren  Culver,  Lee  Barrows,  Larry  Brymer, 
Rick  Dill,  Bruce  Stephens. 


Under  the  direction  of  Dr.  Paul  Hall,  the  University 
Chorale  performed  the  function  of  representing  Sam- 
ford  in  Birmingham  churches,  at  convocations,  and  at 
various  special  occasions  on  campus.  Dr.  Hall  led  the 
chorale  to  perform  such  numbers  as  Poulenc's  "Gloria" 
and,  to  climax  the  year,  "What  Is  Man?" 


Organizations      47 


samfORd  CRimson 


Samford  Crimson  staff  members  are:  Clockwise,  from  lower  left:  Nan- 
cy Goodhue,  Jerry  Armor,  Stephen  Jerrell,  Fred  Jacob,  Lois  King,  Jim 
Parker,  Charles  Sievers,  Ray  Sanderson,  Frank  Preston,  Jan  Susina, 
Mr.  Richmond  Brown-Advisor;  Susan  Mease,  F.  Elizabeth  Mathews, 
Ruth  Pippin,  Jim  Moody. 


48      Organizations 


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Samford  Crimson  Editor  George  Cartwright  and  News  Editor  Randal 
Williams  supervise  each  edition  of  the  newspaper. 


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Organizations      49 


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50      Organizations 


Entre    Nous    Editor    Janice  Elrod  co-ordinates  the  work  of  her  staff 
members  with  that  of  the  Section  Editors. 


Section  Editors  are:  Lynn  Hazelgrove,  Faculty  and  Administration; 
Lynn  Taylor,  Greeks;  Judy  O'Mary,  Organizations,  Oonna  Lay,  Classes; 
Jim  Parker,  Activities. 


Staff  members  are:  Jennifer  Cox,  Linda  Cole, Pam  Sherrill,  Mike  McMi 
chen,  Dianne  Breeden,  Alisa  Boone,  Cathy  Chandler. 


Arnold  Mooney,  Business  Manager,  handles  sales  to  students  and  the 
selling  of  advertisements. 


Organizations      51 


52      Organizations 


wvsu 


Members  of  the   WVSU  Radio  staff  are:  Bill  Cope,  Andy  Bailey,  Dan 
Holloway,  Pam   Sherrill,   Jennifer   Cox,   David   Connelly,  Wyatt  Pope. 


WVSU  Station  Manager  is  Sonny  Joiner. 


Jim  Holladay  is  the  station's  Program  Director. 


Organizations      53 


CRAWFORD       JOHNSON 


Alpha  Phi  Omega  members  are:  Row  1:  Stretch  Reed,  Larry  Faison, 
Alan  Wellbaum.  Row  2:  Frank  Preston,  Ronny  Moss,  George  Mont- 
gomery, Lou  Ramagli,  Doug  Weeks,  Jimmy  Willingham,  Ricky  Godwin, 
David  Jones,  Ed  Corbitt,  Steve  Cagle,  Ginny  Gurley,  Sweetheart;  Steve 
Wiggins,   J.   D.    Lancaster,   James  Wade,  Tee  Jackson,  Pete  McClosky, 


George  McNeese.  Row  3:  Jim  Landreth.  Row  4:  Andy  Bailey,  Craig 
Sanderson,  Mike  Roberts,  Roger  Howard,  Richard  Allen,  Richard  Crews, 
Bill  Bryan,  Allan  Herbst,  Marlin  Harris,  Donovan  Harris,  Jim  Holladay, 
Paul  Lawrence,  Jack  Robertson,  Sonny  Joiner,  Merideth  Akers,  Gary 
Parker,  Jim  Carter,  Allan  Vaughn,  Bill  Goodman,  Buddy  Howorth. 


alpha  phi  omo  omega 


APO,  a  service  fraternity  on  campus,  sponsors  a  used 
book  store,  aids  in  the  Red  Cross  Blood  Drive,  and  per- 
forms other  important  campus  jobs. 


54       Organizations 


Gamma  Sigma  Sigma  members  are:  Row  1:  Rosalyn  Ray,  Sue  Young- 
strom,  Susan  Patton,  Carol  Adams,  Gerene  Henley,  Susan  Underwood. 
Row  2:   Debbie  Garner,  Rebecca  Ann  Jones,  Tommie  Lowery,  Melba 


Goodwin,  Diane  Lankford,  Deborah  Arnold,  Alice  Bower,  Judy  Hames, 
Pat  Williams,  Sherry  Hinton,  Mary  Exa  Crew. 


gamma  siqnu  Sigma 

A  sister  sorority  of  Alpha  Phi  Omega,  Gamma  Sigma 
Sigma  is  in  its  first  full  year  at  Samford.  The  service 
sorority  aids  the  APO's  in  projects  and  initiates  money- 
making  events  for  community  causes. 


Organizations      55 


Alpha  UmBCu  delta 


Alpha  Lambda  Delta  is  a  women's  honorary  open  to 
freshmen  with  a  2.5  academic  average. 


Alpha  Lambda  Delta  members  are:  Row  1:  Melynda  Reaves,  Jamie 
Miller,  Becky  Stevenson,  Joy  Garrard,  Pattie  Aderhold,  Mary  Nolen, 
Jenny  Shank,  Kathy  Hinkle,  Carol  Donaldson.  Row  2:  Becky  Whorton, 


Suzanne  Holden,  Susan  Whitlock,  Diane  Taylor,  Gayle  Shackleford, 
Mary  Nell  Wilkes,  Janet  Okin,  Susan  Underwood,  Carol  Edwards,  Mar- 
tha Campbell. 


56      Organizations 


Gamma  Beta  Phi  is  a  national  extention  of  Beta  Club         f*  AIT)  IT)  A    R£~1~A    T^ftl 
for  college  students  with  a  2.0  academic  average.  VJC%MIMIC%     DCia     |w/III 


Gamma   Beta  Phi  members  are:  Row  1:  Susan  Whitlock,  Lynn  Hazle- 
grove,  Susie   Sirles,   Altrice   Brown,   Pamela   Wentworth,   Janet   Okin. 


Row  2:  John  Simmons,  Ann  Tucker,  Jamie  Miller,  Arnold  Mooney, 
Andy  Jackson,  Gene  Lunceford,  Molly  Faulk,  Nancy  NeSmith,  Gayle 
Shackleford. 


Organizations      57 


6elta  omicRon 


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Delta  Omicron  is  a  professional  music  fraternity  for 
women,  and  encourages  development  of  talent  and 
scholarship. 


Delta  Omicron  members  are:  Seated:  Pam  Brown,  Ellen  Shirley,  Melin- 
da   Howard,  Tricia   Coffman,  Wade  Ensley,  Sandy  Lawrence,  Regina 


Ray,   Becky   Duval,   Connie   Taylor,  Kathy  Wyatt,  Fan  Price.  Standing: 
Donna  Jones,  Pattie  Aderhold. 


phi  mu  Alpha 


Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia  is  a  professional  fraternity  for 
musicians,  and  provides  many  programs  for  the  student 
body  throughout  the  year. 


Phi  Mu  Alpha  members  are:  Row  1:  David  Purcell,  Steve  Folmar, 
Frankie  Jones,  John  Vess.  Row  2:  Don  Campbell,  Mike  Sparks,  Phillip 
Martin,  Shelton  Harden,  Tom  Hannaford,  Bill  Carr,  Doug  Weeks,  Den- 
ny Dawson.  Row  3:  Bill  Drummons,  Chancey  Stewart,  Dr.  Paul  Hall, 


Advisor;  Lawrence  Hand,  Richard  Murray,  Donna  Jones,  Carol  Ed- 
wards, Sheri  Segrest,  Sandy  Lawrence,  Dixie  Rose,  Roger  Smith,  David 
Noel,    Allen    Vaughn,    Lee   Barrows,   Randy   Robertson,   Ron   Roberts. 


cmcLe  k 


Circle  K  is  an  active  service  club  for  men  on  campus; 
it  is  affiliated  with  Kiwanis  International.  The  Samford 
Chapter  annually  receives  recognition  for  services  ren- 
dered. 


Circle  K  members  are:  Row  1:  Ken  Turney,  Tom  Coomes,  Joyce  Hugh- 
ey,  Sweetheart;  Rose  Godsey,  Mike  McMichen,  Steve  Aycock.  Row  2: 
Tim  Wright,  Mr.  F.  Allen  Hayse,  Advisor;  Ron  Hankins,  Earl  Taylor, 
Rick  Dill,  Jack  Van  Orman. 


60      Organizations 


BM 


k-ettes 


K-Ettes,  a  Kiwanis-affiliated  service  organization  for 
women,  is  the  sister  sorority  of  Circle  K.  The  two  clubs, 
through  joint  efforts,  maintain  various  projects  within 
Birmingham. 


Members  of  K-Eltes  are:  Row  1:  Betsy  Griffin,  Sharon  Smith,  Rick  Dill, 
Sweetheart;  Diana  Moore,  Ellen  Thompson.  Row  2:  Ruth  Messersmith, 
Charlotte  Henson,  Nelle  Compton,  Joyce  Hughey,  Judy  O'Mary.  Row 


3:  Debbie  Cumbie,  Kathy  Roden,  Debbie  Hinton,  Mary  Nolen,  Belinda 
Henry,  Brenda  Griffith,  Kathy  Ingersol,  Joyce  Hamlin,  Becky  Forten- 
berry. 


Organizations      61 


pi 


Math  Club  members  are:  Row  1:  David  Williamson,  Sheralee  Echols, 
Peggy  Schramm,  Rita  Whorton,  John  Simmons,  Kathy  Hinkle,  Linda 
Stewart.  Row  2:  W.  S.  Bishop,  Danny  Campbell,  Richard  Brown,  Steve 


Schmidt,  Ronnie  Dawson,  Ronald  Blankenship,  Gary  Robbins,  Bill  At- 
kinson, Gordon  Morrow,  Miller  Peterson,  Dr.  W.  D.  Peeples,  George 
T.  Crocker,  Mrs.  Mary  Hudson,  Dr.  Thomas  Cheatham,  Mrs.  Letitia 
Yeager. 


math  cLub 


The  Math  Club  is  open  to  students  interested  in  math- 
ematics and  related  fields.  The  organization  is  open  to 
freshmen  as  well  as  upperclassmen. 


62      Organizations 


pi  mu  epsilon 


Pi  Mu  Epsilon  is  a  national  math  honorary  fraternity. 
The  fraternity  strives  to  maintain  a  high  academic  aver- 
age in  mathematics  and  instruct  members  in  specialized 
fields. 


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Pi    Mu    Epsilon    members   are:    Row   1:    Lou    Ramagli,  Steve  Schmidt, 
David    Williamson,    Linda    Stewart,    Danny   Campbell.    Row   2:   W.  S. 


Bishop,    Dr.    W.   D.   Peeples,   Ronnie   Dawson,   George  Crocker,  Mrs. 
Mary  Hudson,  Dr.  Thomas  Cheatham,  Mrs.  Letitia  Yeager. 


Organizations      63 


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hypAtia 


Hypatia,  an  honorary  organization,  is  composed  of 
Samford  women  in  their  senior  year  of  studies.  These 
women    excel   in  scholarship,  leadership,  and  service. 


Hypatia  members  are:  Row  1:  Gwenn  Sovvell,  Susan  Ferguson  Brown, 
Marilyn  Bollinger,  Nancy  Goodhue,  Kalhy  Smith,  Sally  White.  Row  2: 


Beverly  Sutley,  Ann  Mintz,  Ellen  Wood,  Brenda  Crump,  Debbie  Har- 
rison Roy,  Elizabeth  Douglas,  Bronwyn  Hand,  Glenda  Allen,  Tricia 
Elgin,  Becca  Jones,  Mrs.  Mary  Washington,  Faculty  Advisor. 


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Organizations 


:>micRon  delta.  kappa 


)micron  Delta  Kappa  members  are:  Row  1:  David  Duke,  Bradley 
tennis,  Danny  Martin,  Steve  Aycock,  Steve  Cagle,  Allen  Murphy, 
iary  Pears.  Row  2:  Mark  Reed,  Mike  Carlson,  Bob  Banks,  Mike  Mur- 
hy,  Mark  Barnard,  Darryl  Wood,  Arnold  Mooney. 


Omicron  Delta  Kappa  is  a  national  honorary  fraternity 
whose  members  are  junior  and  senior  men.  Noted  for 
their  leadership  and  scholarship,  the  men  are  inducted 
into  the  organization  in  the  spring. 


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Service  Guild  members  are:  Row  1:  Gayle  Shackleford,  Martha  How- 
?rd,  Susie  Sirles.  Row  2:  Robin  Rowden,  Molly  Faulk,  Elizabeth  Doug- 
as,  Mrs.  Margaret  Sizemore,  Faculty  Advisor;  Sheri  Segrest,  Lenore 
vlorsworthy,  Nancy  Hamby. 


The  Service  Guild,  composed  of  outstanding  women 
at  Samford,  serves  as  hostesses  at  campus  functions  and 
welcomes,  distinguished  visitors  to  Birmingham. 


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Ministerial  Association  members  are:  Row  1:  Craig  Singleton,  Mike 
Rhodes,  Carl  Bush,  Mark  Stokes,  Mike  McGinnis,  Stanley  Bates,  James 
Davis,  Mike  McMichen,  Alan  Black,  Bob  Duvall,  Joe  Legg.  Row  2: 
Junior  Murray,  Roy  Sanford,  Brad  McLaine,  Mason  Beale,  Vice-Presi- 
dent; Rick  Carpenter,  Gary  Love,  Mike  Lewis,  Tommy  Graves,  Ronny 
Hicks,  Bud   Swindle,  Haywood  Armstrong,  Ralph  Jones.  Row  3:  J.  G. 


Cramer,  Mike  Brooks,  Luther  Foreman,  David  Wilson,  Marc  Limbaugh, 
Bill  Cain,  George  Stone,  Jerry  Dearmond,  John  Roberts,  Wayne  Ethe- 
ridge,  Darryl  Wood,  Secretary;  Rick  Johnson.  Row  4:  Grady  Wade, 
Keith  Fordham,  President;  Allen  Murphy,  Treasurer;  Mitch  Williams, 
Mike  Sutton,  Recreation  Chairman;  Rick  Ousley,  Rod  Minor,  Program 
Chairman,  Chip  Smith,  John  Perry. 


ministeRul 
association 


The  Ministerial  Association's  members  were  the  stu- 
dents studying  at  Samford  for  the  ministry.  At  weekly 
meetings,  the  men  learned  from  various  speakers  about 
some  of  the  aspects  of  the  ministry.  Through  the  H-Day 
program,  they  were  able  to  travel  into  the  different 
counties  of  Alabama  to  preach  at  Sunday  morning  serv- 
ices in  churches. 


66      Organizations 


The  Religious  Activities  Council  co-ordinated  work  in 
various  mission  fields  in  the  Birmingham  area.  They  in- 
troduced interested  students  to  working  at  the  Boys' 
and  Girls'  Industrial  Schools  and  helped  with  tutoring 
sessions  at  elementary  schools.  The  successful  Christian 
Emphasis  Week  was  co-sponsored  by  the  RAC. 


Religious  activities  council 


Religious  Activities  Council  members  are:  Mrs. 'Esther  Burroughs,  Paul 
Wheeler,  James  Wade,  Carol  Edwards,  Becky  Rogers,  David  Duke, 
Angela  Golden,  Joe  Glaze,  Allen  Murphy. 


Organizations      67 


phi  alpha  theta 


Phi  Alpha  Theta  is  an  honorary  fraternity  for  students 
in  social  science. 


Phi  Alpha  Theta  members  are:  Row  1 :  Mrs.  Fanna  N.  Bee,  Grace  Schul- 
te,  Glenda  Allen,  Belinda  Henry,  Marilyn  Bollinger,  Nancy  Goodhue. 


Row  2:   ).   D.    Lancaster,   David   Whiteside,   Dr.  George  Irons,  Arnold 
Mooney,   Dean  Hugh  C.  Bailey,  Dr.  David  Vess,  Miss  Carolyn  Green. 


68       Organizations 


Pi  Gamma  Mu  at  Samford  is  one  of  the  oldest  nation-         y\i    /^  AfYltYl  A     tYli  I 
al  chapters  of  this  social  sciences  honorary.  j^M     vjc\llllllv\     III  LI 


Pi  Gamma  Mu   members  are:  Row  1:  Belinda  Henry,  Grace  Schulte, 
Glenda   Allen,  Marilyn  Bollinger,  Nancy  Goodhue,  John  McCullough, 


J.  D.  Lancaster.  Row  2:  Mrs.  Fanna  N.  Bee,  Dean  Hugh  C.  Bailey, 
Dr.  George  V.  Irons,  Miss  Carolyn  Green,  David  Whiteside,  Jesse  E. 
Sprayberry,  Dr.  David  Vess,  Rick  Carpenter,  Dr.  W.  J.  Duncan. 


Organizations      69 


Sigma  Tau  Delta  is  an  honorary  organization  for  all 
English  majors  and  minors.  Its  purpose  is  to  promote 
excellence  in  the  area  of  English. 


Sigma  tau  deLta 


Sigma  Tau  Delta  members  are:  Row  1:  Nancy  NeSmith,  Sharon  Brooks, 
Kathy  Collins,  Carol  Green,  Tricia  Elgin.  Row  2:  Dr.  Charles  Work- 
man, Samuel  Mitchell,  Mary  Nolan,  Becca  Jones,  Jamie  Miller,  Mrs. 
Martha  Brown,  Dr.  Margaret  Brodnax,  Dr.  Austin  C.  Dobbins. 


70       Organizations 


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The  Spanish  Club  is  open  to  all  interested  students. 
It's  purpose  is  informative,  as  meetings  are  held  for  the 
purpose  of  listening  to  speakers  and  specialists  in  the 
field. 


Spanish  Club  members  are:  Row  1:  Alisa  Boone,  Ann  Adams,  Teresa 
Vacca,  Joyce  Hughey,  Lynn  Bush,  Jerry  Armor,  Pete  McCluskey,  Greg 
Bearden.  Row  2:  Susan  Whitlock,  Bill  Riddle,  Jimmy  DeLupp,  Dale 
Skelton,   Horace   Kimbrel,   Bill   Goodman.    Row   3:    Mrs.   Myralyn  All- 


good,  Advisor;  Debbie  Sorrick,  Kathryn  Solomon,  Becca  Jones,  Dot 
Fowler,  Tina  Gantt,  Judy  Malone,  Terry  Arantz,  Cathy  Chandler,  Shar- 
on Brown,  Kathryn  Brand,  Suzanne  Spain,  Becky  Jordan,  Jon  Terry, 
Pam  Kendrick,  Sharon  Taylor. 


Organizations      71 


The  Student  National  Education  Association  was  com- 
posed of  students  in  the  field  of  education.  To  promote 
improved  preparation  for  prospective  teachers,  the  mem- 
bers worked  closely  with  Samford's  Education  Depart- 
ment and  visiting  educators  from  various  universities. 


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SNEA  members  are:  Row  1:  Melynda  Reaves,  Diana  Moore,  Sharon 
Guest,  Donna  Garrett,  Alice  Pittman,  Debbie  Henton,  Belinda  Henry, 
Sheila  Davis,  Pam  Collins.  Row  2:  Marsha  Smith,  John  Swiney,  Dr. 
John  Carver,  Nancy  NeSmith,  Jamie  Miller,  Barbara  Kimmons,  Tova 
Schneider,  Kathy  Kuykendall. 


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Phi   Alpha   Delta  officers  are:  David  Barber,  Hal  Ferguson,  Tom  Tur- 
ner, Miss  Ann  Adams,  Wayne  Thorne,  Hal  McDonald. 


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Phi  Alpha  Delta  is  one  of  four  fraternities  at  Cumber- 
land School  of  Law  on  Samford  University  campus.  It 
initiates  Freshmen  law  students  on  the  basis  of  their 
scholastic  averages. 


Organizations      73 


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The  1971-1972  SGA  Executive  Council  members  are:  |im  Hart,  Trea- 
surer; Joy  Gooch,  Vice-President;  Ben  Armistead,  President;  Becky 
Dunn,  Secretary. 


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Members  of  the  Senate  convene  at  regular  meetings  to  regulate  Sam- 
ford  politics  and  the  student  organization. 


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Junior  Class  Senators  are:  Row  1:  Nancy  NeSmith,  Steve  Cagle,  Mark 
Barnard.    Row    2:    Arnold    Mooney,    Class    President;   Mike   Murphy. 


Sophomore  Class  Senators  are:  Row  1:  Sheri  Segrest,  Class  President 
Fan  Price.  Row  2:  David  Chestnut,  Donovan  Harris. 


Not  pictured  are:  Senior  Class  Senators:  Buddy  Howorth,  Ellen  Wood, 
David  Anderson,  Tricia  Elgin,  Nita  Satterfield,  Rose  Godsey.  Freshman 
Class  Senators:  Melissa  Crockett,  Elise  DeCarlo,  Bruce  Hall. 

Pharmacy  Senator  is:  Pat  Barlow. 


Organizations      75 


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Junior  Class  Officers  are:  Pam  Lowery,  Treasurer;  Cathy  Bradley,  Sec- 
retary; Mary  Lynn  Hartselle,  Vice-President;  Arnold  Mooney,  President. 


Freshman  Class  Officers  are:  Melissa  Crockett,  Senator;  Scott  Payne, 
President.  Not  pictured:  David  Dykes,  Vice-President;  Cindy  String- 
fellow,  Secretary;  Karen  Smith,  Treasurer. 


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Sophomore  Class  Officers  are:  Becky  Rodgers,  Treasurer;  Sheri  Se- 
grest,  President;  Andrea  Kornegay,  Vice-President;  Sue  Hurst,  Secre- 
tary. 


Not  pictured  are:  Senior  Class  Officers:  Bob  Smith,  President;  Judy 
Lambeth,  Vice-President;  Ron  Hankins,  Secretary;  Barbara  Hall,  Trea- 
surer. 


76       Organizations 


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SCA    provides    tree    and    festive    spirit    in   Robert's   Cafeteria  during 
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Samford  Freshmen  attend  their  first  SGA  party  and  learn  about  Christ- 
mas at  Samford. 


Organizations       11 


Alpha  kappa  psi 


Alpha  Kappa  Psi,  Beta  Omega  Chapter  is  one  of  the 
oldest  and  largest  chapters  of  this  national  business 
honorary  for  men.  It  was  established  to  promote  re- 
search and  excellence  in  the  field  of  business. 


Alpha  Kappa  Psi  members  are:  Row  1:  Henry  Burge,  David  Ander- 
son, John  Coombs,  Bill  Watson,  Tom  Lawson,  Martin  Borland,  George 
Montgomery.  Row   2:   Sam   Hall,   Bobby   Horton,  Earl  Taylor,  George 


Beersdorf,  John  Swisher,  Jim  Stephens,  Dan  Smalley,  David  Patterson, 
Barry  Vaughn,  Mike  Smith,  Carlo  Diliberto,  Jerry  Defoor,  Ben  Machen, 
David  East,  Jerry  Thomas,  David  Mason.  Row  3:  Robert  Ellis,  Charles 
Miles,  Garve  Ivey,  Tom  McCain,  Jim  Hart. 


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Phi  Chi  Theta  is  a  business  honorary  established  for 
women  business  majors.  It  bonds  businesswomen  to- 
gether in  their  chosen  field.  Women  entering  secretarial 
work,  managerial  work,  or  other  areas  of  business  are 
eligible  for  membership. 


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Phi  Chi  Theta  members  are:  Row  1:  Dawn  Nunnally,  Rebecca  Jones, 
Sharon  Doster,  Debbie  Brown.  Row  2:  Carolyn  Lipscomb,  Eunice 
Buffington. 


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The  charter  group  of  the  Samford  University  chapter 
of  the  Phi  Kappa  Phi  Honorary  Fraternity  was  installed 
in  April  of  1972.  The  charter  group  was  composed  of 
faculty  members  already  in  Phi  Kappa  Phi,  of  those  in 


Phi  Beta  Kappa,  the  deans  of  each  school,  the  academic 
vice  president,  Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright,  and  Chancellor  Har- 
well G.  Davis. 


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Charter  members  of  Phi  Kappa  Phi  Honorary  are:  Row  1:  Chancellor 
Harwell  G.  Davis,  Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright,  President  of  Samford  Univer- 
sity; Dr.  John  McDow,  University  of  Tennessee,  Installing  Officer.  Row 
2:  Mrs.  Frances  Hamilton,  Mrs.  Sandra  Bearden,  Dr.  Melvin  W.  Smith, 
Dr.  James  Brown,  Dr.  Perry  Morton.  Row  3:  Dr.  Joseph  L.  King,  Miss 


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Avalee  Willoughby,  Mrs.  Sarah  Glass,  Mrs.  Mary  Washington,  Miss 
Mary  Elizabeth  Forman.  Row  4:  Dr.  Lee  N.  Allen,  Dr.  William  D. 
Geer,  Dr.  George  V.  Irons,  Dr.  Wheeler  Hawley,  Mrs.  Marilyn  Morton, 
Mrs.  Carolyn  Rhea,  Dr.  Claude  Rhea,  Dr.  Harry  Tibbs,  Dr.  James  New- 
man, Dr.  John  Wintter.  Row  5:  Dr.  Ben  Chastain,  Dr.  Alto  Garner, 
Dr.  Ruric  Wheeler,  Dean  Arthur  Weeks. 


1972  faculty  and  senior  initiates  of  Phi  Kappa  Phi  are:  Row  1:  Sarah 
Elizabeth  Douglas,  Jane  Hogue  Bruckmeier,  Pamela  Sue  Evans,  Ellen 
Glenn  Wood,  Belinda  Lou  Henry,  Susan  Ferguson  Brown,  Molly  Ann 
Faulk,  Ann  Lowell  Mintz,  Deborah  Sue  Harrison  Roy.  Row  2:  Max  D. 
Gartman,    Daniel    Ernest    Martin,    Dan    Hall    White,   Stephen   Wilson 


Shell,  David  Nelson  Duke,  James  Arthur  Brown,  Jr.,  Eugene  Mabry 
Lunceford,  Earl  Lunsford  Taylor,  Jr.,  Walter  Rish  Wood.  Row  3:  Dr. 
W.D.  Peeples,  Dr.  Sigurd  F.  Bryan,  F.  Wilbur  Helmbold,  Dr.  Mabry 
Lunceford,  Dr.  Arthur  L.  Walker,  Jr.,  Dr.  W.T.  Edwards,  E.  Warren 
Smith,  Richard  Allen  Hartley,  Joseph  Morris  Brown,  Jr. 


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Members  of  K  A  watch  as  Becky  Whorton  bumps  the  volleyball  over 
the  net  to  gain  a  point. 


Vail  Hall  volleyball  team   members  prepare  to  volley  the  ball  back 
over  the  net  in  an  intramural  game. 


Sports      83 


Samford  University  Varsity  Cheerleaders  are:  Row  1:  Becky  Black, 
Teresa  Johnson,  Robin  Rowden,  Gayle  Shackelford,  Lenore  Nors- 
worthy.  Row  2:  Lou  Ramagli,  Arnold  Mooney,  Mike  Murphy. 


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Head   Cheerleader    Robin    Rowden    puts  all   her  effort  into  helping 
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84      Sports 


LEFT:  Arnold  Mooney  leads  Samford  spectators  in  a  yell  for  Bulldog 
victory.  ABOVE:  Leanna  Howard  and  Becky  Black  jump  with  excite- 
ment over  a  Samford  score. 


Varsity  Cheerleader  Teresa   Johnson    leads   as   the   Bulldogs   fly  onto 
the  field  for  warm-up  practice. 


Sports      85 


Above:  During  a  rest  period,  some  of  the  cheerleaders  try  to  under- 
stand the  complicated  game  of  football.  Right:  But  the  Frosh  Cheerers 
enjoy  the  aspect  of  the  game  with  which  they  are  familiar,  cheering. 


Freshmen  Cheerleaders  are:  Row  1:  Robin  Cottrell,  Donna  Bush, 
Terri  Arantz,  Mary  Lou  Tutwiler,  Connie  Regapoulos.  Row  2:  Lois 
Thurmer,  Lynn  Eaton,  Mary  Katherine  McRae,  Dottie  Cole. 


86       Sports 


Head  Coach  Wayne  Grubb  leads  Samford  Bulldogs  in  victories. 


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The  Samford  coaching  staff  includes:  Row  1:  Head  Coach  Wayne 
Grubb.  Row  2:  Assistant  Coaches:  Wayland  Elliott,  Rochard  Wood, 
Bill  Baker,  John  Paty,  Bill  Hyde,  John  Grubb. 


Sports      87 


Left:  Bulldog  Mike  Cobb,  escaping  all  lacklers,  runs  for  a  firsl  down  ence  Lion.   Right:  Samford's  defense  team  stops  Newberry  cold  with 

against  Florence.   Center:  Samford's  Dick  Taylor  brings  down  a  Flor-  a  score  of  21-0. 

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On   a    pass   play,   Bulldog   Charles   Clanton   scores  against  Newberry. 


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Quarterback  Shorty  Trammell  completes  his  pass  successfully. 


Bulldog  Steve  Parker  is  ready  to  smash  Samford  opponents. 


Below:    Bill   Hawkins  splits   the   uprights  for  the   extra  point  for  SU. 


Flanker  Charles  Clanton   receives  the   pass  and   runs  for  the  touch- 
down. 


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Samford  Bulldogs  run  over  Millsaps  at  Homecoming  1971. 


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buLLooqs  stomp  miLLsaps  33-0 

Teammates  celebrate  after  Jimmy  Nipper's  TD  against  Millsaps. 


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Above:  Bulldog  George  Diaz  kills  a  Millsaps  Man. 


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Samford's  Jimmy  Nipper  passes  successfully  to  Wayne  Leathers. 


Sports      91 


Samford    University    Basketball    Team    members   are:    Row   1:    Randy 
Brown,   Laymon  Williamson,  Jim  Penna,  Captain;  Mike  Walker,  Terry 


Holliman.  Row  2:  Head  Coach  Van  Washer,  Randy  Long,  Ralph  Thomp- 
son, Roger  Martin,  Randy  Morgan,  George  Shearin,  Otha  Mitchell, 
Herb  Luker,  Assistant  Coach  Carl  Taylor. 


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Basketball   Coaches   are:    )erry   Ryan,  Van  Washer,  Head  Coach;  Carl 
Taylor. 


92       Sports 


Above:  Coach  Van  Washer  instructs  basketball  players  in  midgame 
strategy.  Below:  Samford's  favorite  Bulldog,  Tom  Mcintosh,  builds 
spirit  at  all  basketball  games. 


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Above:  Spectator  spirit  is  fierce  at  every  basketball  game  through- 
out the  year.  Below:  Team  member  Dwyane  Barnett  and  the  floor 
seem  to  have  a  certain  affinity  for  one  another. 


Sports      93 


Left:  Herb  Luker,  #54,  rebounds  against  Oglethorpe.  Center:  Again,  Alabama.  Right:   Bulldog  Luker  jumps  high  against  his  opponent  for 

Luker  goes  high   and   retrieves  the  ball  for  Samford,  against  South  a  tip. 


BASketBALL  stARs  highlight  games 


Team  captain  Jim  Penna,  using  a  shot  from  the  corner,  his  best  shot, 
puts  in  two  for  the  Bulldogs. 


Penna,  #12,  goes  high  on  the  jump  and  guns  the  ball  for  the  Sam- 
ford  Bulldogs. 


Al  Walter  goes  hard  and  fast  against  Hardin-Simmons. 


Al  Walter  jumps  against  a  Cowboy  for  the  ball. 


walteR,  Williamson  jump  high  foR  goals 


Left:  Starter   Laymon   Williamson   flies  high  for  the  rebound.  Center: 
Williamson  scores   two  for  Samford  Bulldogs.  Right:  Williamson  goes 


high  for  a  shot,  one  of  476  out  of  23  games  played  for  the  Bulldogs. 


Above:  Terry   Holiman  rounds  an  opponent  to  go  for  a  goal.  Right: 
Randy  Morgan  stands  tall  to  shoot  for  a  basket. 


96      Sports 


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Samford  University  Tennis  Team  members  are:  Row  1:  Gary  Pears, 
Charles  Owens,  Joe  Kelly,  Turner  Ragsdale.  Row  2:  Coach  Max  Gart- 
man,  David  Harris,  Joel  Bailey,  Claude  Wood. 


Sports      97 


Charlie  Owens  is  Samford's  highest-ranking  athlete. 


chaRlie  owens  Ranks  19  in  usto 


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Above:   Charlie  Owens  and  Joe  Kelly  display  tennis  trophy.  Below: 
i  Coach  Max  Gartman  instructs  team  members  individually. 


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mn.  and  miss  samfopd 
finalists  ape  chosen 


Right:  Guitarist  David  Dykes  entertains  the  viewers  at  the  Mr.  and 
Miss  Samford  Pageant.  Below:  Finalists  in  the  Pageant  are:  Row  1:  Miss 
Debbie  Fulton,  Miss  Jan  Cook,  Miss  Pam  Lowery,  Miss  Susan  Blevins, 
Miss  Elizabeth  Douglas.  Row  2:  David  Duke,  Mike  Cobb,  Rod  Minor, 
Gene  Luceford,  Ron  Drummonds. 


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Miss  Carolyn  Green  presents  Samford's  gifts  to  Miss  Samford. 


qeoRQia  Beauty  is  CROwned  miss  samfoRd 


Miss   Debbie    Fulton    receives  the  roses  and   robe  of  Miss  Samford. 


Honors      121 


Pam    Lovvrey,   First   Runner   Up,  and  Debbie  Fulton  congratulate  one 
another  on  their  success. 


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Ron    Drummond    of    Cumberland    School    of    Law   and  Miss  Debbie 
Fulton  receive  honors  as  Mr.  and  Miss  Samford  1972. 


122     Honors 


Friendliest  Professors  are  Dr.  W.  M.  Howell  and  Miss  Carolyn  Green; 
Miss    Debbie    Fulton    and    Buddy   Howorth   are  Friendliest  Students. 


fRienoLiest  pROfesscms,  students  arc  chosen 


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Benjamin  Carter  Armistead 

President,  Student  Government  Association 


thmty  two  students  arc  chosen  as  who's 


Miss  Glenda  Jane  Allen 
President,  Panhellenic 


Thomas  Liddell  Alford 
President,  Inter-Fraternity  Council 


Miss  Malinda  Susan  Blevins 
President,  Chi  Omega 


George  Henry  Cartwright 
Editor,  CRIMSON 


who  in  ameRican  colleges  and  univeRSities 


Miss  Sarah  Elizabeth  Douglas 
Phi  Mil 


David  Nelson  Duke 
Religious  Activities  Council 
Phi  Kappa  Phi 


Miss  Rebecca  Anita  Dunn 

Student  National  Education  Association 


Joseph  Edgar  Glaze 

President,  Religious  Activities  Counci 


out  standing  students  take  honops 


Miss  Nancy  Goodhue 
Religious  Activities  Council 


Miss  Martha  Elaine  Goodwin 
Zeta  Tau  Alpha 


Miss  Deborah  Sue  Harrison 
Alpha  Delta  Pi 

Miss  Rebecca  Ellis  Jennings 
Chi  Omega 


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Terrell  Lee  Jackson 
Samford  Football 

Miss  Judith  Anne  Lambeth 
President,  Zeta  Tau  Alpha 


Honors      127 


Milton  Charles  Lovelady 
Religious  Activities  Council 


Eugene  Mabry  Lunceford 
President,  Sigma  Nu 


who's  who  memBeRS  ape  spotLiqhteo 


Daniel  Ernest  Martin 
Sigma  Nu 


Miss  Gwynne  Sowell 
Chi  Omega 


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NTRE  NOUS  Beauty 

vliss  Margaret  Elizabeth  Stephenson 
Delta  Omicron 


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Gordon  Allen,  Ralph  Anderson,  James  Michael 
Cobb,  Charles  Wade  Gilliland,  Miss  Joy  Ellen 
Gooch,  James  Lawrence  Hart,  James  M.  Putnam, 
Robert  Allen  Smith,  Miss  Betty  Stokes,  John  King 
Wright. 

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Phi  Mu 


Honors     129 


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Tim  Delaney,nKA;  Gary  Shank,n  K<I>:  Mark  Smith, AXA.  Row  2: 
Jon  Terry,  £  N  ;  Allen  Speaker,nKA;  Jim  Stevens,  IlK<I>;  Mike  Mur- 
phy, AXA. 


Above:  Panhellenic  representatives  are:  Row  1:  Brenda  Roe,  <t>  M  ; 
Lynn  Taylor,  A  Z  ;  Susan  Wanninger,  K  A  .  Ro2:  Annelle  Bagley, 
ZTA:  Carol  Edwards,  AATl;  Gayle  Shackleford,  X  il  ;  Miss  Martha 
Ann  Cox,  Director  of  Women's  Programs.  Below:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha 
Sisters  of  the  Crescent  are:  Row  1:  Virginia  Dobbins,  Pamela  Went- 
worth,  Tina  Cantt,  Georgia  Flemming,  Carol  Adams,  Bee  Chapman, 
Katrina  Godwin,  Lynn  Parham.  Row  2:  Debbie  Northcutt,  Signa  Paulk, 
Toni  Bullock,  Anna  Rodgers,  Linda  Cole,  Lisa  Johnson,  Terri  Hatha- 
way, Lynn  Taylor,  Judy  Robinson. 


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AAITs  Martha  Edwards  and  Martha  Howard  show  Rushee  Melissa 
Crockett  into  their  animated  Doll  House.  Showgirl  Lynn  Taylor  intro- 
duces Carol  Donaldson  to  *  A   Z     on  Broadway."  Southern  Lady  Eliz- 


abeth Douglas  discusses  the  <I>  M  Southern  Plantation  with  Signa 
Paulk.  Karen  Fowler  quickly  learns  about  X  11  S  Train  Ride  from 
Pat  Pervis  and  Melinda  Eubanks. 


Debbie  Brunson  lights  the  candles  at  the  entrance  to  "KA  Hades" 
as  Rushee  Susan  Sheppard  looks  on.  Linda  Moore  Anderson  beckons 
Vicki  Shaffer  into  Z  T  A  's  Summer  Picnic. 


soRORities  entectAin 
fpeshmen  pushees 


Samford's  week  of  Rush,  prior  to  the  first  week  of 
classes  in  the  fall,  began  with  a  meeting  of  all  Rushees 
and  sorority  presidents.  The  first  day  of  parties  was  set 
aside  for  Ice  Water  Teas,  during  which  the  girls  took  a 
first  look  at  sororities.  Each  of  the  successive  parties 
was  held  at  night,  with  each  sorority  presenting  two 
separate  Theme  Parties  and  finally  a  Preferential  Party. 
At  the  end  of  the  week,  the  girls  chose  a  sorority,  with 
hopes  of  becoming  a  Greek.  After  bids  were  received, 
each  sorority  held  pledging  of  the  fall  1971  Pledge 
Class. 


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Greeks     133 


QReeks  buiLo  homecoming  dispUys 


Above:  Phi  Mu  lakes  First  Place  in  the  Sorority  Division  with  the  best  Below:    The    1971    Homecoming  goal  of  Chi  Omega,  "Sew  Up  the 

Homecoming  display  and  winning  goal  in  1971.  Majors,"  places  second  in  the  Sorority  Division. 


UL.LDQGS 
OVERCOME 

OBSTACtFS 


Above:  In  the  Fraternity  Division,  Lambda  Chi  Alpha,  with  the  "Bull- 
dogs Overcome  Major  Obstacles,"  win  First  Place. 


Below:  Sigma   Nu's  "Wipe  the  Saps"  off  the  field  with  their  second 
place  winnyig  display  among  the  fraternities. 


Greeks     135 


active  QReeks  p^Rticipate 


Rodney  Dennis,  John  McCullough,  Zipper  Floyd,  and  Jeff  Johns,  along 
with  Greeks  all  over  campus,  hurriedly  make  last-minute  preparations 
for  Homecoming  displays. 


Mike  Murphy  and  Keith  Roland  try  their  hand  at  cooking  in  the  AXA 
Hamburger  Stand  during  the  BSU  Carnival. 


Greeks  Nancy  NeSmith,  David  Anderson,  and  Camilla  Brown  are  ac- 
tive members  of  Samford's  Student  Government  Association. 


136     Greeks 


in  ALL  aspects  of  samfoRd  Life 


Signa  Paulk  and  Janie  Spencer  put  hours  of  work  into  Chi  Omega's 
Homecoming   display.   Alpha   Delta  Pi  Barbara  Hall,  like  many  other 


Greeks,  attends  the  K-Ettes  Bridal  Show.  Delta  Zeta's  Jill  Wilson  and 
Cheri  McDonald  participate  in  the  Greek  intramural  programs. 


From  the  beginning  of  the  year,  Greeks  were  active 
in  all  aspects  of  life  at  Samford.  Because  of  rush,  the 
girls  in  sororities  were  among  the  first  to  arrive  at 
school.  After  classes  started,  time  flew  until  Homecom- 
ing arrived,  and  Greeks  worked  at  all  hours  on  displays. 
Greeks  won  in  Samford  beauty  pageants,  scholastic 
awards,  and  were  known  by  all  as  diligent  workers. 
During  Step-Sing,  they  could  be  heard  practicing  songs 
and  steps  at  almost  any  time.  Throughout  the  year, 
Samford  Greeks  were  on  the  go. 


Greeks     137 


qpeeks  win  in  step-sing  1972 


Above:  Chi  Omega's,  portraying  little  girls  and  boys,  remain  deter- 
mined not  to  grow  up.  Singing  such  songs  as  "I'm  Five,"  they  win 
First  Place  in  the  Sorority  Division. 


Below:  The  Pi  Kappa  Phi's  capture  the  attention  of  the  Step-Sing 
audience  and  First  Place  in  the  Fraternity  Division  by  singing  a  med- 
ley of  songs  from  "Music  Throughout  History." 


Above:  In  the  Fraternity  Division,  Sigma  Nu  wins  Second  Place  with 
songs  from  the  "Haywagon  Days"  of  our  early  eighteenth-century 
American  culture. 


Below:  As  little  Shirley  Temple,  Phi  Mu's  sing  their  way  into  the 
hearts  of  the  members  of  the  audience  and  win  the  Second  Place 
honors  in  the  Sorority  Division  in  Step-Sing  1972. 


QReeks  nolo  election 


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Creeks  honor  Goddess  Robin  Rowden  and  God  Joel  Bailey. 


140      Greeks 


Mary  Lynn  Hartselle  and  David  Anderson  are  runners-up  in  the  election. 

Every  spring  Greeks  have  held  their  Greek  God  and 
Goddess  election.  This  year  the  election  was  held  in 
conjunction  with  Greek  Days,  during  which  fraternity 
and  sorority  members  competed  in  athletic  events,  at- 
tended a  coffeehouse  sponsored  by  Panhellenic,  and 
met  other  Greeks.  Each  fraternity  and  sorority  chose 
representatives  to  enter  the  election,  and  Greeks  turned 
out  to  vote,  honoring  Robin  Rowden  as  Greek  Goddess 
and  Joel  Bailey  as  Greek  God  of  1972. 


Greeks      I4l 


142      Greeks 


Alpha  Delta  Pi  Sorority  members  are:  Clockweise:  Lynn  Bush,  Lynn 
Eaton,  Anne  Russell,  Carol  Wilson,  Pam  Lowery,  Jan  Wilson,  Nancy 
Mullinax,  Nancy  Hamby,  Marilyn  Cox,  Carol  Edwards,  Jane  Wilson, 
Alice  Browder,  Becky  Boles,  Teresa  Johnson,  Carol  Williams,  Robyn 
Lewis,  Vicky  Mein,  Kathy  Davis,  Mary  Joyce  Holiday,  Susan  Hoffman, 
Susan  Francis,  Marie  Olden,  Kay  Woody,  Barbara  Hall.  Row  1:  Amy 
Williams,  Phoebe  Donald,  Martha  Howard,  Lynn  Caskin,  Susan  San- 
ders, Kathy  Street,  Carol  Barnes,  Terri  Fitzpatrick. 


Greeks      143 


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Chi  Omega  Sorority  members  are:  Row  1:  Anna  Rodgers,  Kathi  Eudy, 
Lynette  Hill,  Patti  Weaver,  Janie  Spencer,  Cathy  Chandler,  Carol  Ad- 
ams, Gayle  Shackleford.  Row  2:  Janet  Okin,  Pam  Solmon,  Karen 
Powell,  Toni  Bullock,  Susan  Gates,  Lois  Thurmer,  Claudia  Rawls,  Ruth 
Pippin,  Helen  Gather.  Row  3:  Debbie  Roden,  Katrina  Godwin,  Jan 
Adamson,  Tina  Gantt,  Laura  Burch,  Terri  Arantz,  Becky  Black,  Robin 
Rowden,  Melinda  McCoy,  Susan  Blevins,  Jennie  Shank.  Row  4:  Donnie 
Beasley,  Debbie  Jones,  Sallie  Bryan,  Signa  Paulk,  Marcia  Sowell,  Becky 
Jennings,  Pat  Pervis,  Eddie  Miller,  Sherry  Chilton,  Brenda  Blackshear. 


144      Greeks 


Creeks     145 


146      Greeks 


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Delta  Zeta  Sorority  members  are:  Row  1:  Mary  Bee  Duncan,  Lynn 
Taylor,  Becky  Britton,  Cathy  Bradley,  Sandy  Smith,  Sandy  Gentle, 
Cyndi  King.  Row  2:  Pat  Barlow,  Nancy  Alford,  Jill  Wilson,  Jennifer 
Cox,  Monnie  Locklin,  Man  David  Gartman,  1971  Pledge  Sweetheart 
Jim  McCulley,  Janice  Elrod,  Sherra  Dailey,  Nancy  NeSmith.  Row  3: 
Virginia  Dobbins,  Cheri  McDonald,  Susan  Mease,  Jill  Johnson,  Jane 
Proctor.  Row  4:  Stephanie  Judge,  Debbie  Sorrick,  Beth  Chapman, 
Betsy  DeVan,  Jamie  Miller,  Cathy  Mileski. 


Greeks     147 


Kappa  Delta  Sorority  members  are:  Row  1:  Susan  Wanninger,  Becky 
Stone,  Ellen  Wood,  Carold  Donaldson,  Sharon  Taylor,  Helen  Daniels, 
Lemoyne  Downing,  Babs  Blass,  Sharon  Davis,  Gretchen  Hunecke,  Joy 
Jarrard,  Carlene  Evans.  Row  2:  Becky  Whorton,  Ann  Tucker,  Nell 
Wilkes,  Becky  Smith,  Karen  Poss,  Beverly  Warren,  Susan  Whitlock, 
Nancy  Hill,  Brenda  Crump,  Susan  Sheppard,  Suzanne  Holden,  Lynn 
Parham,  Rebecca  Jones,  Leigh  Brooks,  Wade  Endsley,  Ellen  Shirley, 
Janet  Wagner.   Row  3:   Lenore  Hoppers,  Gerene  Henley,  Donna  Lay. 


148      Greeks 


Greeks     149 


150      Greeks 


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Phi  Mu  Sorority  members  are:  Row  1:  Anne  Weaver,  Cathy  Owens, 
Patsy  Nichols,  Dale  Martin,  Cindy  Stringfellow,  Donna  Garrett,  Cathy 
Jackson,  Marsha  Carlton,  Karen  Caldwell,  Barbara  Russell,  Kyle  Ellis, 
Becky  Fadeley,  Teresa  Dukes,  Vicki  Shaffer,  Alisa  Boone,  Donna  Bush, 
Susan  Huett.  Row  2:  Mark  Reed,  Melanie  Roddam,  Jane  Binzel,  Bren- 
da  Roe,  Karen  Fowler,  Glenda  Allen,  Rosemary  Hamilton,  Emily  Pry- 
or,  Pandy  Agnew,  Jeannie  Johnson,  Susie  Sirles,  Sandra  Porch,  Jane 
Prince,  May  Katherine  McRae,  Kathy  Langstaff,  Pamela  Wentworth. 


Greeks     151 


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Zeta  Tau  Alpha  Sorority  members  are:  Row  1:  Shirley  Wren,  Connie 
Regapoulous,  Sarah  Bliss,  Terri  Hathaway,  Esther  Baker,  Kay  Coaker, 
Sylvia  McArthur,  Pam  Nicholson,  Mary  K.  Camby.  Row  2:  Jan  Cook, 
Debbie  Powell,  Becca  Jones,  Mary  Lynn  Hartselle,  Suzie  Thomas,  Bon- 
nie Burns,  Pattie  Johnson,  Libby  Potts,  Sorority  Sweetheart  Arnold 
Mooney,  Annelle  Bagley,  Pam  Perry,  Sue  Hurst,  Becky  Rogers.  Row  3: 
Melinda  Howard,  Judith  Johnson,  Kathy  White,  Glory  Young,  Camil- 
la Brown,  Cathy  Wyatt,  Karen  Smith,  Andrea  Kornegay,  Jan  Rudder, 
Linda  Hunt,  Martie  Jones,  Judy  Lambeth,  Shirley  Jones,  Lelia  Hadley, 
Karen  Starr,  Deborah  DeRieux, Melissa  Crockett, Janice  Jackson, Sherry 
McClure. 


152     Greeks 


Greeks     153 


154     Greeks 


AXA 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha  Fraternity  members  are:  Row  1:  Law  Lamar,  Rick 
Johanson,  Tom  Barrett,  Jim  Hart.  Row  2:  B.C.  Jones,  Hiram  Steven- 
son, Steve  McDonald,  Mac  Husband,  Mark  Smith,  Cam  Maddox,  Tom 
Gester.  Row  3:  Tom  Ferguson,  Charlie  Miles,  Ron  Scott,  Shawn  Smith, 
Bill  Youngblood,  Blair  Harrill,  Mike  Murphy.  Row  4:  David  Denny, 
Brian  Keith,  John  McRee,  Danny  Thetford,  Dick  Smith,  Frank  Johnson. 


Greeks      155 


Sigma  Nu  Fraternity  members  are:  Row  1:  Greg  Price,  Allen  Downs, 
Gene  Lunceford,  Phil  Tyler,  Randy  Brown,  Roger  Fritz,  Bob  Norman, 
Hank  Nagem.  Row  2:  Randy  Morgan,  Andy  White,  Jon  Terry,  Hector 
Haithcock,  Perry  Woodruff,  David  Anderson.  Row  3:  Gary  Pears,  Mark 
Reed,  Bob  Hanks,  Terry  Gloor,  Larry  Cox,  Tommy  Odom,  Ron  Ken- 
dall, David  Chestnut,  Bob  Ingram,  John  Harrison,  Bob  Quinn,  Don 
Owens,  Joe  Carlton,  Wayne  Randall,  Paul  Nola,  Bill  Riddle,  Tim  Up- 
ton, Steve  Lind. 


156     Greeks 


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Pi  Kappa  Phi  Fraternity  members  are:  Row  1:  Mike  Little,  Steve  Murp- 
hree,  Billy  Ross,  Tom  Walker,  Gary  Shank,  Bob  Walden,  Moultrie  Ses- 
sions, Tommy  Alford.  Row  2:  Jim  House,  Bill  Snelling,  Max  McBrayer, 
Erly  Garner,  Rodney  Dennis,  Bruce  Davis,  David  Davis,  Jim  Stevens, 
Garve  Ivey.  Row  3:  Tommy  Armstrong,  Don  Winslett,  Wyatt  Pope, 
John  McCullough,  Peck  Garner,  Bradley  Dennis,  Barry  Vaughn,  Bill 
Hawkins,  David  Bean,  David  Dennis,  Bill  Stark,  Zipper  Floyd,  Wade 
Robinson,  Ben  Machen,  Gary  Dennis. 


Greeks     159 


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Pi  Kappa  Alpha  members  are:  Row  1:  John  Cronenberg,  Steve  Craw- 
ford, Rodney  Sharp,  Paul  Phillips,  Fred  Beason,  Charlie  Owens,  Joel 
Bailey,  Sweetheart  Robin  Rowden,  Stan  DeWitt,  Pat  Crowe,  Tom 
Carradine.  Row  2:  Oavid  Jackson,  David  Denny,  Ken  Quattlebaum, 
Tim  Delaney,  Joey  York,  Joe  Propst,  Jim  Putnam,  Bobby  Reynolds, 
Stuart  Sims,  Shirley  Duncan,  Turner  Ragsdale,  David  Winchester. 


160      Greeks 


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Dr.  Wright  speaks  at  the  Alabama  Baptist  State  Convention. 


Dr.  Wright  discusses  the  French  theme  of  the  1973  Festival 
of  Arts  with  Monsieur  Jean-Jacques  French  Peyronnet,  consul 
from  New  Orleans,  and  Monsieur  Jean  Pettinelli,  cultural  at- 
tache to  the  consul. 


The  President  with  his  family;  Row  1:  Dr.  Wright,  Millie  Kay  Wright, 
Mrs.  Wright,  Leslie  Stephen  Wright  III.  Row  2:  John  King  Wright, 
Mrs.  John  Wright,  Mrs.  Leslie  S.  Wright,  Jr.,  Leslie  S.  Wright,  Jr. 


164      Administration 


sampOR6  univepsity 


Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright 


Dr.  Wright  celebrates  Mrs.  Wright's  birthday  with  Roy  D.  Hickman, 
president  of  Rotary  International,  Mrs.  Hickman,  and  Frank  Spain, 
former  president  of  Rotary  International,  all  of  Birmingham.  Dr. 
Wright  served  during  1971-72  as  Governor  of  Rotary  International, 
District  686. 


Administration     165 


chancelloR 


BOARO  op 

tRustees 


Major  Harwell  C.  Davis 


Row  1:  Ben  Harrison,  Judge  Hobart  H.  Grooms,  James  A.  Head,  Mrs. 
Clarence  Rice,  J.  Orlando  Ogle,  Dr.  Frank  Slitt,  Dr.  Lamar  Jackson, 
Selden  Sheffield,  Dr.  H.  Grady  Ketchum,  Frank  P.  Samford.  Row  2: 
C.W.  Gross,  Ben  B.  Brown,  Gerow  Hodges,  Mrs.  S.E.  Upchurch,  Major 
W.    Espy,  Milton  Brooks,  Harry  B.  Brock,  John  Will  Gay,  Judge  James 


H.  Crow,  Jr.,  Arthur  Mead,  Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright,  Major  Harwell  G.  Da- 
vis. Row  3:  Dr.  George  E.  Bagley,  Executive  Secretary-Treasurer,  Ala- 
bama Baptist  State  Convention;  R.  J.  Stockham,  Judge  J.  Theodore 
Jackson,  B.  Roper  Dial,  Rev.  Walter  Nunn,  Clarence  Gardner,  Dr. 
Oscar  A.  Davis,  Frank  Hardy,  James  C.  Stivender. 


166      Administration 


IB 


Dr.  Ruric  E.  Wheeler 

Vice  President  for  Academic  Affairs 


vice  pResidents 


H.  Evan  Zeiger 

Vice  President  for  Financial  Affairs 


Dr.  Arthur  L.  Walker,  Jr. 

Vice  President  for  Administrative  Affairs 


Dr.  Peter  W.  Weston 

Vice  President  for  Development  and  University  Relations 


Administration     167 


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oppiceps 


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H.  Lindy  Martin 

Dean,  Division  of  Student  Services 


Dr.  W.T.  Edwards 
University  Chaplain 


Dr.  lames  H.  Newman 

Assistant  to  the  President  for  Institutional  Planning  and  Research. 


168      Administration 


Mrs.  Margaret  D.  Sizemore 

Assistant  to  the  President  for  Community  Relations 


Dr.  Louis  C.  Guenther 
Registrar 


F.Wilbur  Helmbold 
University  Librarian 


Administration     169 


administRAtive  staff 


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Lewis  E.  Arnold 

Director  of  Photographic  Services 


Edwin  Thomas  Cleveland 

Director  of  Financial  Aids  and  Freshman  Counseling 


Martha  Ann  Cox 

Director  of  Women's  Programs 


170      Administration 


Joseph  C.  Daniel 

Director  of  Student  Activities 


Mary  Nell  Frazier 

Manager  of  Student  Accounts  Office 


Billy  T.  Gamble 
Superintendent  of  Physical  Plant 


Administration     171 


A.  Wayne  Harrison 
Purchasing  Agent 


George  H.  Jackson 

Director  of  Extension  Division 


John  L.  McCormick 
Director  of  Development 


172      Administration 


William  N.  Nunnelley 

Director  of  Information  Services 


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C.  Lynn  Phillips 
Admissions  Counselor 


Neil  A.  Shepherd 

Admissions  and  Development  Counselor 


Administration     173 


Richard  V.  Swindle 
Director  of  Recruiting 


Charles  T.  Taylor 
Director  of  Men's  Housing 


Robert  E.  Trimble 

Director  of  Computer  Services 


174      Administration 


Miry  Frances  Tucker 
Manager  of  Alumni  Services 


Jean  B.  Vess 
Assistant  Registrar 


Michael  H.  White 
University  Controller 


Administration     175 


howapo  college  of  apts  and  sciences 


division  of  health, 
physical  education, 
and  RecReation 


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Dr.  Hugh  C.  Bailey 
Dean 


cwiwISis 


Miss  Avalee  Willoughby 
Acting  Chairman  of  Division 


*         - 


John  T.  Haywood,  John  Lee  Armstrong,  Miss  Ramona  Washburn.  Not 
pictured:  Miss  Lela  Anne  Brewer. 


176     Faculty 


division  of  humanities 


Ljjyjj^iifHHl 


Dr.  Austin  C.  Dobbins 
Chairman  of  Division 
Head,  Department  of  English 


oepaptment  of  art 


Dr.  Lowell  Cecil  Vann,  Head;  Charles  D.  Hand,  Mrs.  La  Neil  L.  Wilson. 
Not  pictured:  Mrs.  Thelma  W.  Pritchett. 


Faculty      177 


department  of  enqLish 


Row  1:  Mrs.  Rachel  Merrill,  Mrs.  Ann  Harvey,  Dr.  Joseph  Leonard 
King,  Mrs.  Martha  P.  Brown,  Mrs.  Frances  W.  Owens,  Mrs.  Frances 
W.  Hill,  Mrs.  Paulina  |.  Powell,  Dr.  Margaret  Brodnax.  Row  2:  Dr. 
Charles  T.  Workman,  James  L.  Treadway,  Samuel  James  Mitchell,  Dr. 
Ray  M.  Atchison,  Hilary  Herbert  Milton. 


oepaRtment  of 
foReiqn  Languages 


Eberhard  Schachtsiek,  Mrs.  Allen  B.  Osgood,  Dr.  Wheeler  Hawley, 
Head;  Mrs.  Myralyn  F.  Allgood,  Mrs.  Bernice  C.  Hirsch.  Not  pictured: 
Mrs.  Helen  Jackson,  Mr.  Max  D.  Gartman. 


178     Faculty 


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depARtment  of  journalism 


Row  1:  Richmond  O.  Brown,  Head.  Row  2:  Mrs.  Sandra  A.  Bearden, 
Everett  Holle,  Lewis  E.  Arnold. 


depaRtment  of 
speech  and 
oRanntic  ARts 


;w\\\        \       Row  1:  Mrs.  Barbara  Hunt.  Row  2:  Harold  Lane  Hunt,  Head;  Thomas 
Brad  Bishop,  Dr.  Billy  L.  Harris. 


Faculty      179 


division  of  natuRAl  sciences 


Dr.  James  H.  Langston 

Chairman  of  Division 

Head,  Department  of  Chemistry 


oepARtment  of  Biology 


Dr.  William  Mike  Howell,  Dr.  Ellen  W.  McLaughlin,  Dr.  Tom  E.  Den- 
ton, Dr.  Herbert  A.  McCullough,  Head;  Allan  F.  Hayse. 


180      Faculty 


oepaRtment  of  chemistRy 


Dr.    James    H.    Haggard,    Dr.    Ben   B.    Chaslain,   Dr.  Jerry  W.  Barrett. 

department  op 
mathematics  ano 
engineering 


Row  1:  Dr.  William  D.  Peeples,  Head;  Mrs.  Mary  L.  Hudson,  Mrs. 
Letitia  Yeager.  Row  2:  Dr.  Thomas  J.  Cheatham,  George  T.  Crocker, 
Walter  Sanders  Bishop. 


Faculty     181 


depARtment  op  physics 


Dr.  Wesley  M.  Roberds,  Dr.  Perry  W.  Morton,  Head;  Bernis  O.  Hannah. 


182      Faculty 


division  of  Religion 
and  pniLosopny 


Dr.  Vernon  G.  Davison 
Chairman  of  Division 


Row  1:  Dr.  Carl  Whirley,  Dr.  Sigurd  F.  Bryan,  Dr.  W.  Mabry  Lunce- 
ford.  Row  2:  Dr.  Rawdon  Lee  Gallman,  Dr.  Karen  Randolph  Joines, 
Dr.  W.T.  Edwards. 


Faculty     183 


division  of  social  sciences 


Dr.  David  M.  Vess 

Chairman  of  Division 

Head,  Department  of  History  and  Political  Science 

Director  of  the  January  Term. 


depARtment  of  histoRy 
an6  political,  science 


Row  1:  Miss  Carolyn  M.  Green,  Mrs.  Mary  M.  Washington,  Mrs.  Fran- 
ces D.  Hamilton,  Dr.  George  V.  Irons.  Row  2:  Dr.  lames  S.  Brown, 
Jr.,  Dr.   J.   Wayne  Flynt,  Dr.  Hugh  Coleman  Bailey,  Dr.  Lee  N.  Allen. 


184     Faculty 


department  of 
home  economics 


Mrs.  Susan  B.  Boyd,  Mrs.  Dorothy  O.  Funderburke,  Mrs.  Charla  Cotton. 


depaRtment  of  sociology 


Mrs.  Sarah  A.  Glass,  Dr.  Henry  E.  White,  Jr.,  Dr.  Harry  E.  Dickinson, 
Dr.  Roy  S.  Brigance,  Head. 


Faculty      185 


QRAduate  studies 


Dr.  Lee  N.  Allen 
Dean 


ReseRve  ofpceR  tRAininq  corps 


Major  James  T.  Kerr,  Jr., 
MSG.  James  C.  Tolbert. 


186     Faculty 


school,  of  Business 


Dr.  William  D.  Geer 
Dean 


Row  1:  Dr.  W.  Jack  Duncan,  Mrs.  Wynelle  Jacks,  Dr.  Fred  W.  Hendon. 
Row  2:  Dr.  Kenneth  E.  Van  Sise,  Dr.  Paul  J.L.  Schatz,  Ralph  E.  Rozell, 
Dr.  Melvin  Smith,  Ollie  Powers.  Not  pictured:  Dr.  Everett  C.  Lemeron. 


Faculty      187 


cumBeRUno 
school  of  Law 


Arthur  A.  Weeks 
Dean 


Row  1:  Edwin  Leggett  Sterne,  Mrs.  Mabel  B.  Fitch,  William  Frank 
Spencer,  Mrs.  Annette  C.  Dodd,  Mrs.  James  L.  Shores,  Charles  Dubose 
Cole.  Row   2:   Walter   D.  Sowa,  Loren  |ay  Bullock,  Donald  E.  Corley, 


Charles  Edward  Clark,  T.  Brad  Bishop,  Claude  E.  Bankester,  Robert 
Adolf  Riegert,  lames  Lewis  Hughes,  Jr.,  Raymond  Paul  Hutchens,  Frank 
W.  Donaldson. 


188      Faculty 


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school  of  education 


Dr.  Alto  L.  Garner 
Dean 


Row  1:  Dr.  Frances  T.  Carter,  Miss  Mary  Elizabeth  Forman,  Miss  Mar- 
tha   Ann    Cox,    Mrs.    Sally   R.    Lamar.   Row   2:  Dr.  Ira  Fred  Simmons, 


Monnie  T.   Cheves,  Dr.  Janice  Teal,  Dr.  John,  T.  Carter,  Dr.  Ray  Har- 
vey. Not  pictured:  Lelton  B.  Cobb. 


Faculty     189 


school  op  music 


Dr.  Claude  H.  Rhea,  Jr. 
Dean 


Row  1:  Dr.  Paul  M.  Hall,  Donald  Ray  Cornutl,  Mrs.  Marjorie  G.  Coker, 
Steve  Nelson.  Row  2:  Bob  L.  Burroughs,  Dr.  Lonnie  Gene  Black,  Randall 
Veazey,   David  Black,  Mrs.  Kathleen  Martinson,  Mrs.  Betty  Sue  Shep- 


herd, Mrs.  Eleanor  O.  Ousley,  Mrs.  Eva  C.  White,  Richard  Watson, 
Russell  Hedger,  Dr.  Harry  E.  Tibbs.  Not  pictured:  Witold  Turkieiwicz, 
Miss  Marilyn  Ann  Mayse. 


190      Faculty 


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Dr.  John  Ernest  Wintter 
Acting  Dean 


Row   1:  Tea  Sam  Roe,  Dr.  Stanley  V.  Susina,  Dr.  Jean  Mead  Dunbar, 
Donald    L.   Denney.    Row  2:  Neil  A.  Shepherd,  John  Witty  Lovin.  Not 


pictured:  Charles  D.  Baird,  Chauncey  M.  Felker,  Charles  M.  King,  Dr. 
Robert  E.  Miller,  Chivers  Richard  Woodruff,  Jr. 


Faculty      191 


classes 


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David  Barber 
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Cary  Dozier 
S.B.A.  Rep. 


senior  Uw  class  1972 


Anderson  Jr.,  Paul 
Androski,  Edward 
Austin,  Robert 
Bailey,  Richard 


Barker,  Elliott 
Bean,  Martin 
Bell,  Richard 
Bowen  Jr.,  William 


Briskman,  Arthur 
Brogden,  Robert 
Brunson,  Kent 
Calhoun  Jr.,  John 


194      Law  Seniors 


Cater,  Richard 
Clarke,  Arthur 
Cleckler,  Michael 
Coggin,  Ted 


Cohn,  Leslie 
Conger,  James 
Cook,  Mike 
Corbitt,  Jack 


Cotten,  Tucker 
Craig,  Hughie 
Crowe,  Robert 
Deason  Jr.,  Marshal 


Oeneau,  Irene 
Dillard  Jr.,  Roger 
Dillard,  Timothy 
Drummond,  Ronald 


Elliott  III,  Rufus 
Fitzgerald,  Arnold 
Ford,  George 
Formby  Jr.,  John 


Law  Seniors     195 


Foster,  Thomas 
Civhan,  John 
Gordon,  Ben 
Gracey  Jr.,  Hugh 


Green,  James 
Guest,  William 
Halbrooks,  William 
Hasty,  William 


Hedge,  Dennis 
Herrington,  Leslie 
Hill,  Carey 
Hodge,  Wilson 


Hoffman  Jr.,  Charles 
Hull  Jr.,  Daniel 
Hurt,  William 
Johnson  Jr.,  Roy 


Keith,  Parke 
Kendrick,  Robert 
Lamont,  Robert 
Lee,  Henry 


196      Law  Seniors 


Little  Jr.,  Loyd 
Low,  Vincent 
Lowery,  Raymond 
Mansell,  Barry 


McCarty,  Shirley 
McClure,  William 
Monroe,  Roger 
Niezer,  Charles 


Ohle,  Robert 
Oldham  Jr.,  Alfred 
Parvey,  Allan 
Perry,  Buddy 


Pilgrim,  John 
Preefer,  Jay 
Preefer,  Richard 
Raymon,  Edward 


Reddoch  Jr.,  James 
Rehyansky, Joseph 
Rice,  Benjamin 
Roedder,  William 


Law  Seniors      197 


Rollings,  Harvey 
Rowe,  Charles 
Rumsey  III,  Robert 
Russell,  John 


Screws,  John 
Sellers,  Gene 
Sneed,  Arnold 
Sobel,  David 


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Southern,  John 
Starnes,  Stan 
Sundheim  Jr.,  Frederick 
Thomas,  David 


Thornton,  Stan 
Trawick,  Donald 
Tucker,  Gerome 
Turner,  Thomas 


Vanassenderp,  Ken 
Vaughan,  Charles 
Weatherford,  Jim 
White  Jr.,  Henry 


198      Law  Seniors 


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Whittington,  John 
Wiggins,  David 
Wilkerson,  Joseph 
Williams,  Ted 


Wilmer,  John 
Wood  Jr.,  Fred 
Wright,  John 
Zarzaur,  Ben 


Law  students  acquire  practice  serving  in  Moot  Court. 


Law  Seniors     199 


undeRcUssmen 


Butler,  Frances 
Caudle,  David 
Chapdelain,  Dana 
Cheves,  Cecil 
Clary,  John 
Cunningham,  William 


Davis,  James 
Farrior,  James 
Hafner,  Robert 
Hanson,  Frieda 
Harrison,  Donald 
Hiltbrand,  Lance 


Hinkle,  Anita 
Jones,  Archie 
Mack,  Stephen 


200     Underclassmen 


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Marcus,  Rick 
McAliley,  Gary 
McCulley  III,  lames 
Miller,  Jerome 
Royster,  Stephen 
Roysler  Jr.,  Theodore 


Shears,  Jack 
Sheehan,  Donald 
Vassallo,  Joseph 
Welch,  Richard 
Wilson,  Jim 
Woodall,  George 


The  faculty  expects  intense  research  and  concentration  of  each  law  student. 


Underclassmen      201 


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Allen,  Richard 
Barlow,  Patricia 
Masingill,  Mark 
McCain,  Thomas 


McDonald,  Joetta 
Stokes,  Betty 
Weekley,  Thomas 
Williamson,  Daniel 


202      Seniors 


senioRs 


Armistead,  Ben 
Atchison,  Horace 
Barrett,  Thomas 
Beiro,  Patricia 


Blevins,  Susan 
Bollinger,  Marilyn 
Brooks,  Vernie 
Brown,  Susan 


Carpenter,  Marion 
Carswell,  Linda 
Cartwright,  George 
Chambers,  Michael 


Cobb,  Mike 
Compton,  Nelle 
Corbett,  Sherry 
Cork,  Anna 


Remember? 


Cottingham,  Charlotte 
Crump,  Brenda 
Daniel,  Pairick 
Davis,  Betty 


Davis,  Karen 
Dawson,  James 


Dearmond,  Jerry 
Dickerson,  Stanley 


Duke,  David 
Dunn,  Rebecca 


Elgin,  Patricia 
Etheridge,  Wayne 
Faison,  Larry 
Faulk,  Molly 


204      Seniors 


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Fulton,  Deborah 
Glaze,  Joseph 
Goff,  Deborah 
Gooch, Joy 


Green,  Carol 
Hadder,  Gale 
Hand,  Bronwyn 
Hankins,  Ron 


Harrison,  Christy 
Hart,  Virginia  L. 
Herbst,  Alan 
Higginbotham,  Jerry 


Hillard,  Freida 
Hillard,  Larry 
Hinton,  Deborah 
Hodges,  James 


Houchens,  Tom 
Howard,  Roger 
Hughes,  Richmond 
Jennings,  Rebecca 


Seniors     205 


Jones,  Rebecca  A. 
Jones,  Rebecca  J. 
Kleeman,  Carolyn 
Lambeth,  Judy 


Lancaster,  James 
Lipscomb,  Carolyn 
Lunceford,  Eugene 
Martin,  Daniel 


Massey,  Hazel 
McCullough,  Karen 
McLaughlin,  Joan 
Mileski,  Catherine 


Mintz,  Ann 
Moore,  Diana 
Moore,  Glenn 
Motley,  Carol 


Neale,  Mary 
Palmer,  Joy 
Reaves,  Melynda 
Richardson,  Sandra 


206      Seniors 


One  senior  looks  with  expectation  towards  her 
future. 


Riddle,  Jane 
Rivers,  Cheryl 


Sahm,  Charle 
Sanderson,  Craig 


Sartain,  Ronnie 
Schneider,  Tova 
Schulte,  Grace 
Seale,  Benny 


Shaw,  Gary 
Shears,  Denice 
Shell,  Stephen 
Sikes,  David 


Sims,  Barbara 
Sizemore,  Joe 
Smith,  Shirley 
Sowell,  Gwynne 


Seniors      207 


Sprayberry,  Jesse 
Stephenson,  Margaret 
Sutley,  Beverly 
Tanner,  Dortha 


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Bailey,  Joel 
Baird,  Kenneth 
Barrentine,  Deborah 
Bates,  Cheryl 
Bliss,  Paul 


Boggarty,  Harold 
Bradley,  Catherine 
Brand,  Kathleen 
Brasher,  Robert 
Brooks,  Michael 


Brown,  Sharon 
Burge,  Henry 
Busey,  Darryl 
Cagle,  Steve 
Carlton,  Marsha 


Chambliss,  )anet 
Cheek,  Lynn 
Cheshire,  Nancy 
Coffman,  Tricia 
Collins,  Kathryn 


Collins,  Pamela 
Connelly,  David 
Cook,  Jan 
Daniels,  Deborah 
Davis,  Virginia 


DeWitt,  Stan 
Dill,  Richard 
Dobson,  Catherine 
Duck,  Nancy 
Evans,  Kay 


Juniors     209 


Evans,  Marione 
Evans,  Pamela 
Ferguson,  Robert 


Fowler,  Dorothy 
Glaze,  Van 
Golden,  Angela 


Grimes,  Portia 
Guest,  Sharon 
Hamlet,  Barbara 


Hanes,  Danny 
Henley,  Gerene 
Jackson, Andrea 
Jackson,  Terrell 
Jones,  Ralph 


Justinger,  Brian 
King,  David 
Kizzire,  Thomas 
Landreth,  James 
Langford,  Dianne 


Lawson,  Thomas 
Little,  Mary 
Lowery,  Pam 
Loy,  Cecilia 
Lynn,  James 


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210     Juniors 


McMichen,  Mike 
Messermith,  Ruth 
Miller,  Jamie 


Mooney,  Arnold 
Murphy,  Mike 
Murphy,  William 


NeSmith,  Nancy 
Noland,  Mary 
Perry,  Michael 


Phillips,  Paul 
Pittman,  Alice 
Powell,  Debbie 
Powell,  Joseph 
Proctor,  Jane 


Ramagli,  Lou 
Ray,  Rosalind 
Reed,  Marion 
Reed,  Mark 
Riddle,  Dale 


Riddle,  Gilda 
Roberts,  Ronald 
Robertson,  Jackson 
Sanford,  Roy 
Schramm,  Peggy 


Juniors      2 1 1 


Spruiell,  Darlene 
Stewart,  Linda 
Taylor,  Pamela 
Terry,  James 


Scurlock,  Patsy 
Sirles,  Susan 


Juniors  say,  "Let  the  world  know,  "We're  number  one. 


Thompson,  Ellen 
Toothaker,  James 
Vaughn,  Mary 
Voelze,  Hans 


White,  Mary 
Wilder,  Marsha 
Wood,  Melba 
Wright,  Diane 


212     Juniors 


Adernold,  Patti 
Akers,  Meredith 
Armstrong,  Haywood 
Arnett,  George 
Bagley,  Annelle 


Bates,  Stanley 
Begany,  Bruce 
Bliss,  Sarah 
Bolton,  Rebecca 
Brooks,  Daniel 


Brooks,  Leigh 
Brooks,  Sharon 
Brown,  Camilla 
Brown,  Charles 
Browning,  James 


Cain,  Billy 
Carroll,  Floyd 
Carroll,  Michael 
Chasteen,  Richard 
Chestnut,  David 


Corbitt,  Ed 
Cox,  Jennifer 
Craford,  Robert 
Crews,  Richard 
Davis,  James 


Davis,  Sheila 
Dennis,  David 
Denson,  Mary 
Donaldson,  Carolyn 
Doster,  Sharon 


Sophomores     213 


Downing,  Lemoyen 
Duncan,  Mary 
Elrod,  Janice 
Fleming,  Lila 
Garner,  Debrough 


Gates,  Susan 
Glaze,  Betty 
Godwin,  Rickey 
Goodman,  William 
Hannaford,  Tom 


Harris,  James 
Harris,  Marlin 
Hathaway,  Terri 
Hayes,  Rebecca 
Hazelgrove,  Lynn 


Helmbold,  Dale 
Holden,  Suzanne 
House,  James 
Howard,  Melinda 
Howell,  Susan 


He  may   be  only  one  of  many,  but  he's  ours,  our  Sam  ford  Bulldog. 


Huey,  Rebecca 
Hughey,  Joyce 


Hunt,  Linda 
Johnson,  Melinda 


214      Sophomores 


Johnson,  Pattie 
Jones,  Rebecca 
Jones,  Robert 
Karol,  Vikki 
King,  Cyndi 


Kornegay,  Andrea 
Lawrence,  Paul 
Lawrence,  Santhia 
Lay,  Donna 
Leslie,  Linda 


Molay,  Marietta 
Murray,  Richard 
Nicholson,  Pamela 
Noel,  David 
Northcutt,  Michael 


O'Neal,  Sherilyn 
Ousley,  Rick 
Parham,  Jacquelyn 
Parker,  Jim 
Parkman,  Henry 


Sophomores     215 


Palton,  Susan 
Porch,  Sandra 
Preston,  Frank 
Price,  Denise 
Rogers,  Rebecca 


Rooks,  Michael 
Shackelford,  Gayle 
Sheffield.  Stephen 
Sherrill,  Pam 
Shirley,  Ellen 


Simmons,  John 
Smith,  Marsha 
Solomon,  Pam 
Sowell,  Marcia 
Starr,  Karen 


Still,  Nancy 
Suddath,  David 
Swincy,  John 
Taylor,  Carolyn 
Taylor,  Sharon 


Sophomores  are  reaching  for  a  far-off  star  in  Step-Sing  1972. 


216      Sophomores 


Terry,  Jon 
Thomas,  Elgin 
Tingle,  Randall 
Todd,  Samuel 
Tucker,  Ann  M. 


Tucker,  Anne  F. 
Underwood,  Susan 
Vacca,  Teresa 
Vickery,  Christina 
Wade,  Grady 


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Nighttime  Samford  is  the  fairyland  scene  students  rarely  see. 


Walton,  Douglas 
Wanninger,  Susan 
Weeks,  Douglas 
Whitt,  Carol 
Whorton,  Becky 


Wilks,  Mary 
Williams,  Horace 
Wren,  Shirley 
Yarbrough,  Darlene 
Youngstrom,  Sue 


Sophomores     217 


Arantz,  Terri 
Armor,  Jerry 
Arnold,  Deborah 
Badgett,  Jane 
Baites,  Rosemary 


Barnes,  Jamie 
Beck,  Velera 
Bell,  Elizabeth 
Berg,  Theresa 
Blankenship,  Ronald 


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Blass,  Barbara 
Boggs,  Rhonda 
Boland,  Donna 
Bonner,  Diane 
Bonne,  Alisa 


Bower,  Alice 
Brake,  Lynn 
Braswell,  Claude 
Breeden,  Diane 
Bridges,  Cindy 


Britton,  Rebecca 
Browder,  Alice 
Brown,  Richard 
Bryan,  Carol 
Bullington,  Len 


Burton,  James 
Bush,  Donna 
Chandler,  Cathy 
Childs,  Staff 
Clanton,  Jeffery 


218     Freshmen 


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Claytor,  Roy 
Cleary,  John 
Cochran,  Saleta 
Cole,  Dottie 
Cole,  Marijane 


Collins,  John 
Cope,  Bill 
Corley,  Charles 
Crawley,  Joy 
Crim,  Amy 


Crockett,  Melissa 


Crowe,  Beth 


Strong  winds  raise  kites  and  spirits  for  Samford  Freshmen. 


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Culver,  Joseph 
Cumbie,  Deborah 
Cutcliffe,  James 
Davis,  Mark 
Davis,  Sharon 


Dean,  David 
Dean,  Dianne 
Dennis,  Gary 
Dilks,  Charles 
Donaldson,  David 


Freshmen     219 


Doron,  Rebecca 
Duke,  Paul 
Dutton,  Cornelia 
Dykes,  David 
Echols,  Sheralee 


Ellis,  Kyle 
Epps,  James 
Eudy,  Kathi 
Evans,  Carlene 
Fadely,  Becky 


Ferguson,  Robert 
Fowler,  Karen 
Francis,  Susan 
Garrard,  David 
Gener,  Charles 


Gentle,  Sandra 
George,  Greg 
Gilbert,  Kathy 


Gold,  Terry 
Gonzales,  Celeste 
Goodhue,  Beth 


Goodwin,  Melba 
Grace,  Randall 
Green,  Dean 


Both  Samford  and  its  Freshmen  build  a  future. 


220      Freshmen 


Griffin,  Elizabeth 
Hadley,  Lelia 
Hall,  Charles 
Hall,  Bruce 
Hames,  Judy 


Hamilton,  Rosemary 
Harrison,  Janet 
Herndon,  Cindi 
Herndon,  Eleanor 
Hill,  Lynette 


Holcombe,  Jeannie 
Holladay,  Joyce 
Holley,  Marilyn 
Holsombech,  Daniel 
Hoppers,  Lenora 


Hough,  Walter 
Howard,  Robert 
Howard,  Vicky 


Hunecke,  Cretchen 
Hunter,  Martha 
Ingersoll,  Katherine 


Jackson,  Kay 
Johns,  Jackie 
Johnson, Frank 


Freshmen     221 


Johnson,  Judith  C. 
Johnson,  Lisa  L. 
Jones,  Henry 
Jones,  Marti 
Jones,  Ronald  V. 


Kennedy, Sharon 
Knight,  Daniel 
Landis,  Ouida 
Langstaff,  Katherine 
Legg,  Voe 


Lewis,  James 
Locklin,  Monnie 
Maddox,  Marsha 
Marlowe,  Melissa 
Martin,  Dale 


McPherson,  Tommy 
Meadows,  Diane 
Mease,  Susan 
Meeks,  Michael 
Miller,  Randy 


The  motto  of  the  Freshmen  at  Homecoming  is  "together— in  unity.' 


Mitchell,  Sharon 


Molay,  Donna 


222      Freshmen 


Moody,  James 
Moore,  Douglas 
Murphy,  David 
Murray,  Susan 
Newman,  Cliff 


Norman,  Susan 
Odom,  Corky 
O'Mary,  Judith 
O'Neal,  Timothy 
Orr,  Ava  M. 


Parker,  Donna 
Pate,  Ronald 
Perry,  Johnny 
Perry,  Pamela 
Pippin,  Ruth 


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Price,  Tera 
Pryor,  Emily 
Rainwater,  Edward 


Reed,  Ruth 
Reese,  Elizabeth 
Reid,  Cecil 


Rhoads,  Michael 
Richardson,  Jack 
Robbins,  Gary 


Freshmen      223 


Robinson,  Judy 
Roling,  Keith 
Rogers,  Carol 
Rogers,  Suzanne 
Ross,  Billy 


Russell,  Anne 
Sanders,  Susan 
Scott,  Bob 
Scruggs,  Lee 
Sheppard,  Susan 


Sims,  Amy 
Singleton,  Bonnie 
Smallwood,  Danny 
Smith,  Karen 
Smith,  Linda 


Smith,  Patricia 
Smith,  Sandra 
Snead,  Sinda 
Solomon,  Kathryne 
Speights,  Georgia 


Stark,  William 
Strickland,  Billy 
Sullivan,  Howard 
Susina,  ]an 
Swisher,  |ohn 


Teel,  Pamela 
Thetford,  Danny 
Thomas,  Kathleen 
Thomas,  Nancy 


224     Freshmen 


Thomas,  Susie 
Turner,  Beverly 
Uhrig,  Raymond 
Van  Orman,  John 
Venable,  Charles 


Vernon,  Richard 
Voight,  Valerie 
Warren,  Beverly 
Weaver,  Patti 
Westberg,  Barbara 


When  the  girls  at  Samford  can't  find  a  beach,  they  improvise. 


Whirley,  Brenda 
White,  Kathi 
Williams,  Lynne 
Wilson,  Barbara 
Wilson,  Jane 


Wilson,  Paul 
Woods,  Sydney 
Woolley,  Alana 
Wright,  Becky 
Yeargan,  James 


Freshmen      225 


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Green  Springs  Highway  and  Vestaview  Lane 


Sunday  School 9:15  a.m. 

Morning  Worhsip 10:45  a.m. 

Training  Union  (preceded  by  snack  supper)..  6:15  p.m. 


Evening  Worship 7:30  p.m. 

Wednesday— The  Church  at  Prayer  (preceded  by  Family 
Night  Supper  and  other  activities) 7:30  p.m. 


Charles  T.  Carter 

Pastor 

822-1670 


^Anchored  to  the  first  century  —  Speaking  to  the  twentieth  century.' 


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BAR-BO 


HOMEWOOD 


897-1929 


SAMFORD  STUDENTS 


SHOP 


hiqh-kel  6ruqs 


3030  Montgomery  Highway 
871-9671 

HOMEWOOD 


THINK  DAWSON 

WORSHIP,  BIBLE  STUDY, 
SERVICE,  RECREATION, 
FELLOWSHIP .  .  . 


for 


.  THAT'S  CHRISTIAN  GROWTH 


DAWSON  MEMORIAL  BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

1114  Oxmoor  Road  871-7324 
Recreation  Center  879-1758 

DR.  E.  M.  ARENDALL-PASTOR 


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;        RALIEGH  AVENUE  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

309  Raliegh  Avenue  Homewood,  Alabama 

879-8271 

r  _ j      %J^J_±±_j: ..  Where  The  Action  Is 


J.,   ■  ..'^;^ -^      '  r  I  JU1  g     e  S     e  Where  Christ  Has  The  Pre-eminence 

,**,**- -.,  j  Where  Love  Prevails  .  .  . 


Morris  D.  Freeman  -  Pastor 

About  our  program  — 

SUNDAY 

Sunday  School  -  9:45  A.M. 

Morning  Worship  -  11:00  A.M. 

Church  Training  -  6:15  P.M. 

Evening  Worship  -  7:30  P.M. 

WEDNESDAY 

Family  Supper  -  5:45  P.M. 

Prayer  Service  and  other  Mid-Week  Activities  -  6:30  P.M. 
****** 

The  closest  church  to  campus 
"Sharing  our  personnel  and  facilities  with  Samford  Students. 


we  don't  pretend  to  speak  or  dance  to  the  beat  of  youth- 
after  all  we'd  look  pretty  wild  trying  it,  but  we  do  feel  we 

understand  most  of  the  problems  confronting  you  in  the 
future,  we  were  once  in  the  same  place. 

congratulations  to  the  seniors  of  1971  and  best  wishes  for 
happiness  in  the  future,  we  welcome  you  to  the  alumni  of 
samford  university. 

continue  to  strive  for  success  and  it  will  lie  within  your  reach 

your  alumni  association  of  samford 

university 

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SAVAGE'S 

BAKERY  AND  EPICURE  SHOP 

"EVERYTHING  DELICIOUS" 

2916  S.    18th  Street  •  Birmingham,  Alabama 

Phone  871-4901 


Shop   Your 


UNIVERSITY 
BOOK  STORE 

in   the   Student   Union 


We  Have  a  Complete 

Selection  of  Paperback, 

Study  Outlines  and   Novelties 


BAPTIST  CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT 


WELCOMES  SAMFORDSTUDENTS  AND  FACULTY 

•  To  be  a  part  of  a  Servant  Church, 

•  To  express  your  Christian  Faith  through  sacrificial  service,  and 

•  To  be  involved  in  special  ministries  to  meet  human  need. 

Meeting  at  Temple  Emanu— El 

2100  Highland  Avenue 

Dr.  J.  Herbert  Gilmore,  Jr.,  Minister 

Literacy  education 

International  Ministry        •        Tutoring 

Work  with  children  in  the  inner  city 

Several  other  personal  ministries 

On  Sundays 

8:00  A.M Bus  leaves  Vail  Hall 

8:30  A. M Worship 

10:00  A.M Bible  Study 

6:15  P.M Bus  leaves  Vail  Hall 

7:00  P.M Evening  Worship 


INTERRACIAL   INTERCULTURAL   INTERNATIONAL 


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PARTY  TIME,  SPECIAL  TIMES, 
ALL  TIMES  ARE  SUPERB! 

WHEN  YOU  ARE  . .  . 
TOGETHER  WITH  COKE. 


it's  the 
real  thing 


•COCA-COLA"      AND      '-COKE'-     ARE      REGISTERED     TRADE      MARKS     WHICH      IDENTIFY 
ONLY     THE      PRODUCT      OF     THE      COCA-COLA      COMPANY 


.''";-" '.      ■-?.  t.:&?j&-''' 


The  Church  With  A  New  View . . . 

Worship  with  people  who  have  banded  together 
to  mold  a  new  face 
for  their  Lord's  Church. 

Sunday   School  -   9:00  A.    M.  •  Church  Training  -  6:30 

Morning  Worship  -  10:00  A.M.  •  Evening  Worship  -  7:30 

Transportation  available  from  Samford  before 
the  Sunday  School  and  Church  Training  hours. 

VESTA  VIA  HILLS  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

2600  Vestabia  Drive 
871-4661 
C.  Otis  Brooks  —  Pastor 


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flatural  Goodness 

COMPLETE  FAMILY  OF  DAIRY  PRODUCTS 


Central  Park  baptist  Church 

1900  43  rd  Street  West 
785-5121 

Rev.  John  Bob  Riddle— Pastor 


V 


There's  Always  Something 
Great  Swinging  in  our 

Come  see! 

Pinny  Phlmeu 


IN     HOMEWOOD 


A 


Our  Church  Program— 

SUNDAY 

Sunday  School  .  .  .  9:30  A.M. 

Morning  Worship  .  .  .  11:00  A.M. 

Church  Training  .  .  .  6:15  P.M. 

Evening  Worship  .  .  .  7:30  P.M. 

(Bus  Transportation  Available  From  Samford 

Before  Sunday  School  and  Church  Training  Hours.) 

WEDNESDAY 
Family  Supper  .  .  .  5:55  P.M. 
Prayer  Service  .  .  .  7:20  P.M. 
Choir  Practice  .  .  .  8:00  P.M. 


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"fashions  for  the  style  wise  student" 

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THE  CAMBRIDGE  SHOP 

Men's  and   Boy's  Apparel 

Vestavia   Shopping   City 
823- 1 1 23 

1  802  29th  Ave.,  S.,  Homewood          879-2071 

Guitars— Records— Sheet  Music 
236            Clothing— Tobacco 

MOUNTAIN  BROOK  BAPTIST  CHURCH 

3631  Montevallo  Road 
Telephone  871-0331 

-Schedule  of  Services- 
Sunday  — 

Morning  Worship 8:30  A.M.  and  11:00  A.M. 

Sunday  School 9:45  A.M. 

Evening  Worship 6:00  P.M. 

Wednesday- 
Supper  served  from  5:45  to  6:30  P.M. 
Varied  Bible  study,  prayer,  and  music  opportunities 
at  6:30  P.M. 


Transportation  for  students  is  available;  please  call  the  church  office. 


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Jim  Godwin  Studio 


Portraits  —  Weddings 
Sorority  and  Fraternity 
Formats 

Five  Points  West 

Shopping  City 

Birmingham,  Alabama 

Phone:  788-8542 


1024  Montgomery  Highway,  Birmingham,  Alabama  35216 

Telephone:   205  -  823-2324 

Welcomes  Samford  Students  to 
CHRySLER  •  PLyMOUTH  the  close-out  bargain  sales 

on  our  1972  cars! 


We  have  a  wide  selection  of  '72  Sebrings,  Valiant  Dust- 
ers and   others,  as  well   as  the  new  stock  of  '73  cars. 


Duster 
2-Door 


We  offer  the  closest  fully  equipped  body  shop  and  serv- 
ice departments  in  the  Samford  area. 


Come  by  and  see  us! 


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"We're  dealing  like  crazy!" 


238 


- 


samfoRd  welcomes  air  fORce  Rote 


In  its  first  year  at  Samford,  the  Air  Force  ROTC  be- 
came well-established  in  1971-'72.  Included  in  the  pro- 
gram is  the  first  coeducational  curriculum,  scholarships, 


flying  training,  orientation  flights,  recreational  activities, 
social  events.  Also,  the  program  includes  other  benefits, 
such  as  opportunities  for  advanced  education  and  na- 
tional defense  student  loans. 


239 


AdministRAtion  and  faculty  inC>ex 


C.  M.  Adamson  166 

Dr.  Lee  N.  Allen  79,184,1t>6 

Mrs.  Myralyn  F.  Allgood  71,178 

John  Lee  Armstrong  176 

Lewis  E.  Arnold  170,179 

Dr.  Ray  M.  Atchison  178 

Dr.  Joseph  Avery  166 

B 
Dr.  George  E.  Bagley  166 
Dr.  Hugh  Coleman  Bailey  68,69,176,18-4 
Bill  Baker  87 
Claude  E.  Bankester  188 
Dr.  Jerry  W.  Barrett  181 
Mrs.  Sandra  A.  Bearden  79,179,248 
Mrs.  Fanna  N.  Bee  68,69 
T.  Brad  Bishop  179,188 
Walter  Sanders  Bishop  62,63,181 
David  Black  190 
Dr.  Lonnie  Gene  Black  190 
Mrs.  Susan  Boyd  185 
Dr.  Roy  S.  Brigance  186 
Harry  B.  Brock  166 
Dr.  Margaret  Brodnax  70,178 
Milton  Brooks  166 
Ben  B.  Brown  166 
Dr.  James  S.  Brown,  Jr.  79,184 
Mrs.  Martha  P.  Brown  70,178 
Richmond  O.  Brown  48,179 
Dr.  Sigurd  F.  Bryan  79,183 
Loren  Jay  Bullock  188 
Bob  L.  Burroughs  46,190 
Mrs.  Esther  Burroughs  67 

C 
Dr.  Frances  R.  Carter  189 
Dr.  JohnT.  Carter  72,189 
Dr.  Ben  B.  Chastain  79,181 
Dr.  Thomas  J.  Cheatham  62,63,181 
Monnie  T.  Cheves  189 
Charles  Edward  Clark  188 
Edwin  Thomas  Cleveland  170 
Mrs.  Marjorie  G.  Coker  190 
Charles  Dubose  Cole  33,188 
Donald  E.  Corley  188 
Donald  Ray  Cornutt  42,190 
Mrs.  Charla  Cotton  185 
Miss  Martha  Ann  Cox  132,170,189 
George  T.  Crocker  62,63,181 
Judge  James  A.  Crow,  Jr.  166 

D 
Dr.  William  Pratt  Dale  III  4 
Joseph  C.  Daniel  171 
Marjor  Harwell  G.  Davis  79,166 
Dr.  Oscar  A.  Davis  166 
Dr.  Vernon  G.  Davison  183 
Dr.  Donald  L.  Denney  191 
Dr.  Tom  E.  Denton  180 
B.  Roper  Dial  166 
Dr.  Harry  E.  Dickinson  186 
Mrs.  Annette  C.  Dodd  188 
Frank  W.  Donaldson  32,188 
Dr.  Jean  Mead  Dunbar  191 
Dr.  W.  Jack  Duncan  69,187 

E 
Dr.  W.  T.  Edwards  79,168,183 
Wayland  Elliott  87 
Major  W.  Espy  166 

F 
Mrs.  Mabel  B.  Fitch  188 
Dr.  J.  Wayne  Flynt  184 
Miss  Mary. Elizabeth  Forman  79,189 
Miss  Mary  Nell  Frazier  171 
Mrs.  Dorothy  O.  Funderburke  185 


Clarence  Gardner  166 
Billy  T.  Gamble  171 
Dr.  Rawdon  Lee  Gallman  183 
Dr.  Alto  L.  Garner  4,79,189 
Max  Gartman  79,97,99 


John  Will  Gay  166 

Dr.  William  D.  Geer  79,187 

Mrs.  Sarah  A.  Glass  79,185 

Miss  Carolyn  M.  Green  23,68,69,121,123,184 

Judge  Hobart  H.  Grooms  166 

C.  W.  Gross  166 

John  Grubb  87 

Wayne  Grubb  87 

Dr.  Louis  C.  Guenther  169 

H 
Dr.  James  H.  Haggard  181 
Dr.  Paul  M.  Hall  47,59,190 
Mrs.  Frances  D.  Hamilton  79,184 
Bernis  O.  Hannah  182 
Frank  Hardy  166 
Dr.  Billy  L.  Harris  179 
A.  Wayne  Harrison  172 
Ben  Harrison  166 
R.  A.  Hartley  79 
Mrs.  Ann  Harvey  178 
Dr.  Ray  Harvey  189 
Dr.  Wheeler  Hawley  79,178 
Alan  F.  Hayse60,180 
John  T.  Haywood  176 
James  A.  Head  166 
Russell  Hedger  190 
F.  Wilbur  Helmbold  79,169 
Dr.  Fred  W.  Hendon  187 
Mrs.  Frances  W.  Hill  178 
Mrs.  Bernice  G.  Hirsch  178 
Gerow  Hodges  166 
Everett  Holle  179 
Dr.  William  Mike  Howell  123,180 
Mrs.  Mary  L.  Hudson  62,63,181 
James  Lewis  Hughes,  Jr.  188 
Mrs.  Barbara  Hunt  179 
Harold  Lane  Hunt  179 
Raymond  Paul  Hutchens  188 
Bill  Hyde  87 

I 
Dr.  George  V.  Irons  37,68,69,79,184 

J 
Mrs.  Wynelle  Jacks  187 
George  H.  Jackson  172 
Judge  J.  Theodore  Jackson  166 
Dr.  Lamar  Jackson  166 
Dr.  Karen  Randolph  Joines  183 

K 
Major  James  T.  Kerr,  Jr.  186 
Dr.  H.  Grady  Ketchum  166 
Dr.  Joseph  Leonard  King  79,178 


Mrs.  Sally  R.  Lamar  189 
Dr.  James  H.  Langston  180 
John  Willy  Lovin  191 
Dr.  Mabry  Lunceford  79,183 

M 
H.  Lindy  Martin  168 
Mrs.  Kathleen  Martinson  190 
John  L.  McCormick  172 
Dr.  Herbert  A.  McCullough  180 
Dr.  Ellen  W.  McLaughlin  180 
Arthur  Mead  166 
Mrs.  Rachel  Merrill  178 
Hilary  Herbert  Milton  178 
Samuel  James  Mitchell  70,178 
Mrs.  Marilyn  Morton  79 
Dr.  Perry  W.  Morton  79,182 

N 
Steve  Nelson  190 
Dr.  James  H.  Newman  79,168 
Ralph  Norman  166 
Rev.  Walter  Nunn  166 
William  A.  Nunnelley  173 

O 
J.  Orlando  Ogle  166 
Mrs.  Allen  B.  Osgood  178 


Mrs.  Eleanor  O.  Ousley  190 
Mrs.  Frances  W.  Owens  178 

P 
John  Paty  87 

Dr.  William  D.  Peeples  62,63,79,181 
C.  Lynn  Phillips  2,173 
John  C.  Pittman  166 
Mrs.  Paulina  J.  Powell  178 
Ollie  Powers  187 

R 
Mrs.  Carolyn  Rhea  79 
Dr.  Claude  H.  Rhea,  Jr.  34,46,79,190 
Mrs.  Clarence  Rice  166 
Robert  Adolf  Reigert  188 
Dr.  Wesley  M.  Roberds  182 
Tea  Sam  Roe  191 
Ralph  E.  Rozell  187 
Jerry  Ryan  92 

S 
Frank  P.  Samford  36,166 
Eberhard  Schachtsiek  178 
Dr.  Paul  J.  L.  Schatz  187 
Selden  Sheffield  166 
Mrs.  Betty  Sue  Shepherd  173,190 
Neil  A.  Shepherd  191 
Mrs.  Jamie  L.  Shores  188 
Dr.  Ira  Fred  Simmons  189 
Mrs.  Margaret  Sizemore  65,169 
E.  Warren  Smith  79 
Dr.  Melvin  Smith  79,187 
Walter  D.  Sowa  188 
William  Frank  Spencer  188 
Edwin  Leggett  Sterne  188 
Dr.  Frank  Stitt  166 
James  C.  Stivender  166 
R.  J.  Stockham  166 
Dr.  Stanley  V.  Susina  191 
Richard  V.  Swindle  2,174 

T 
Carl  Taylor  92 
Charles  T.  Taylor  174 
Dr.  Janice  Teal  189 
Dr.  Harry  E.  Tibbs  79,190 
MSG.  James  C.  Tolbert  186 
James  L.  Treadway  178 
Robert  E.  Trimble  174 
Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Tucker  175 

U 

Mrs.  S.  E.  Upchurch  166 


Dr.  Lowell  Cecil  Vann  177 
Dr.  Kenneth  E.  Van  Sise  187 
Dr.  David  M.  Vess  68,69,184 
Mrs.  Jean  B.  Vess  175 
Randall  Veazey  190 

W 
Dr.  Arthur  L.  Walker,  Jr.  2,3,79,167 
Miss  Ramona  Washburn  176 
Van  Washer  92,93 

Mrs.  Mary  M.  Washington  64,79,184 
Richard  Watson  190 
Arthur  A.  Weeks  79,188 
Dr.  Peter  W.  Weston  167 
Dr.  Ruric  E.  Wheeler  35,79,167 
Dr.  Carl  Whirley  34,183 
Mrs.  Eva  C.  White  90 
Dr.  Henry  E.  White,  Jr.  185 
Michael  H.  White  75 
Miss  Avalee  Willoughby  79,176 
Mrs.  La  Neil  L.  Wilson  177 
Dr.  John  E.  Wintter  79,191 
Dr.  Charles  T.  Workman  70,178 
Richard  Wood  87 
Dr.  Leslie  S.  Wright  2,34,35,37,38,79,164,165,166 

Y 
Mrs.  Letitia  Yeager  62,63,181 

Z 
H.  Evan  Zeiger  167 


240 


QRaCmate,  law,  and  pnaRmacy  index 


Alford,  Nancy  147,202 
Allen,  Richard  202 
Anderson  Jr.,  Paul  194 
Androski,  Edward  194 
Austin,  Robert  194 

B 
Bailey,  Richard  194 
Barber,  David  73,194 
Barker,  Elliott  194 
Barlow,  Pat  147,202 
Bean,  Martin  194 
Bell,  Richard  194 
Bowen  Jr.,  William  194 
Briskman,  Arthur  194 
Brogden,  Robert  194 
Brunson,  Kent  194 
Butler,  Frances  200 

C 

Calhoun  Jr.,  John  194 
Carroll,  John  32 
Cater,  Richard  195 
Caudle,  David  200 
Chapdelain,  Dana  200 
Cheves,  Cecil  200 
Clarke,  Arthur  195 
Clary,  John  200 
Cleckler,  Michael  195 
Coggin,  Ted  33,195 
Cohn,  Leslie  195 
Conger,  James  195 
Cook,  Mike  195 
Corbitt,  Jack  195 
Cotten,  Tucker  195 
Craig,  Hughie  195 
Crowe,  Robert  195 
Cunningham,  William  200 

D 

Davis,  James  200 

Deason,  Jr.,  Marshall  195 

Deneau,  Irene  195 

Dillard,  Jr.,  Roger  195 

Dillard,  Timothy  195 

Drummonds,  Ronald  44,59,120,122,195 

E 
Elliott  III,  Rufus  195 

F 
Farrior,  James  200 
Ferguson,  Hal  73 
Fitzgerald,  Arnold  195 
Ford,  George  195 
Formby  Jr.,  John  195 
Foster,  Thomas  196 


George,  Lekha  202 
Givhan,  John  196 
Gordon,  Ben  196 
Graceyjr.,  Hugh  196 
Green,  James  196 
Guest,  William  196 

H 
Hafner,  Robert  200 
Halbrooks,  William  196 
Hanson,  Frieda  200 
Harrison,  Donald  200 
Hasty,  William  196 
Hedge,  Dennis  196 
Harrington,  Leslie  196 
Hill,  Carey  196 
Hiltbrand,  Lance  200 
Hinkle,  Anita  200 
Hodge,  Wilson  196 
Hoffman,  Jr.,  Charles  33,196 
Hull,  Jr.,  Daniel  196 
Hurt,  William  196 

J 
Johnson,  Jr.,  Roy  196 
Jones,  Archie  200 


Keith,  Parke  196 
Kendrick,  Robert  196 

Lamont,  Robert  196 
Lee,  Henry  196 
Little,  Jr.,  Loyd  197 
Low,  Vincent  197 
Lowery,  Raymond  197 

M 
Mack,  Stephen  200 
Mansell,  Barry  197 
Masingill,  Mark  202 
McAliley,  Gary  201 
McCain,  Thomas  202 
McClure,  William  197 
McCulley  III,  James  147,201 
McDonald,  Hal  73 
McDonald,  Joetta  203 
Miller,  Anita  33,197 
Miller,  Jerome  201 
Monroe,  Roger  197 

N 
Niezer,  Charles  197 
Noonan,  Doug  32 

O 
Ohle,  Robert  197 
Oldham,  Jr.,  Alfred  197 

P 
Parvey,  Allan  197 
Perry,  Buddy  197 
Pilgrim,  John  197 
Preefer,  Jay  197 
Preefer,  Richard  197 

R 
Raymon,  Edward  197 
Reddoch,  Jr.,  James  197 
Rehyansky,  Joseph  197 
Rice,  Benjamin  197 
Roedder,  William  197 
Rollings,  Harvey  198 
Rowe,  Charles  198 
Royster,  Stephen  201 


Roysterjr.,  Theodore  201 
Rumsey  III,  Robert  198 
Russell,  John  198 

S 
Screws,  John  198 
Sellers,  Gene  198 
Shears,  Jack  201 
Sheehan,  Donald  201 
Sneed,  Arnold  198 
Sobel,  David  198 
Southern,  John  198 
Starnes,  Stan  198 
Stokes,  Betty  200 
Sundheimjr.,  Frederick  198 

T  ' 
Thomas,  David  198 
Thorne,  Wayne  73 
Thornton,  Stan  198 
Trawick,  Donald  198 
Tucker,  Gerome  198 
Turner,  Thomas  73,198 

V 
Vanassenderp,  Ken  198 
Vassallo,  Joseph  201 
Vaughn,  Charles  198 

W 
Weatherford,  Jim  198 
Weekley,  Thomas  202 
Welch,  Richard  201 
Whitejr.,  Henry  198 
Whittington,  John  199 
Wicker,  Steve  32 
Wiggins,  David  199 
Wilkerson,  Joseph  199 
Williams,  Ted  199 
Williamson,  Daniel  202 
Wilmer,  John  199 
Wilson,  Jim  201 
Wood,  Jr.,  Fred  199 
Woodall,  George  33,201 
Wright,  John  King  37,199 

Z 
Zarzaur,  Ben  199 


unOeRQRaCmate  index 


Adams,  Ann  71 

Adams,  Carol  55,108,132,144 

Adamson,  Jan  144 

Aderhold,  Patti  56,58,213 

Adkins,  Harry  42 

Agnew,  Pandy  109,151 

Akers,  Merideth  54,213 

Alexander,  Wanda  44 

Alford,  Tommy  124,159 

Allen,  Del  18 

Allen,  Glenda  35,64,68,69,124,151 

Allen,  Mary  47 

Allen,  Richard  54 

Anderson,  David  78,136,141,156 

Anderson,  Linda  Moore  133 

Arantz,  Terri  71,86,144,218 

Armistead,  Ben  23,35,37,74,124,203 

Armor,  Jerry  48,71,218 

Armstrong,  Hayward  66,213 

Armstrong,  Tommy  159 

Arnett,  George  213 

Arnold,  Deborah  55,218 

Atchison,  Horace  203 

Atkinson,  Bill  62 

Aycock,  Steve  60,65 

B 
Badgett,  Jane  218 
Bagley,  Annelle  44,132,152,213 
Bailey,  Andy  5354 
Bailey,  Joel  97,140,209 
Baird,  Kenneth  209 
Baites,  Rosemary  45,47,218 
Baker,  Esther  152 
Banks,  Bob  65 
Banks,  Tim  45 
Barnard,  Mark  65,75 
Barnes,  Carol  143 
Barnes,  Jamie  218 
Barnett,  Dwyane  93 
Barrentine,  Deborah  209 
Barrett,  Tommy  155,203 
Barrows,  Lee  47,59 
Bates,  Cheryl  209 
Bates,  Stanley  66,213 
Beale,  Mason  66 
Bean,  David  159 
Bearden,  Greg  71 
Beasley,  Donnie  144 
Beason, Fred  160 
Beck,  Valera  43,218 
Bedsome,  Mike  47 
Beersdorf,  George  78 
Begany,  Bruce  213 
Beiro,  Patricia  203 
Bell,  Elizabeth  44,218 
Berg,  Kathi  43,46 
Berg,  Theresa  43,218 
Best,  Florence  45 
Binzel,  Jane  157 
Black,  Alan  42,66 
Black,  Becky  84,85,110,144 
Blackshear,  Branda  144 
Blankenship,  Ronald  62,218 
Blass,  Babs  45,47,148,218 
Blevins,  Susan  120,125,144,203 
Bliss,  Paul  209 
Bliss,  Sarah  44,152,213 
Boggarty,  Harold  209 
Boggs,  Rhonda  218 

Boland,  Donna  218 

Boles,  Becky  143 

Bollinger,  Marilyn  64,68,69,203 

Bolton,  Becky  47,213 

Bonner,  Diane  47,218 

Boone,  Alisa  51,71,151,218 


Borland,  Martin  78 

Bower,  Alice  218 

Bowles,  Alice  55 

Bradley,  Cathy  76,147,209 

Brake,  Lynn  218 

Brand,  Kathleen  47,71,209 

Brasher,  Robert  209 

Brassed,  Lauryn  47 

Braswell,  Claude  218 

Breeden,  Dianne  45,51,218 

Bridges,  Cindy  218 

Britton,  Becky  47,147,218 

Brooks,  Dan  47,213 

Brooks,  Leigh  148 

Brooks,  Mike  66,209 

Brooks,  Sharon  47,70 

Brooks,  Vernie  203 

Browder,  Alice  143 

Brown,  Altrice  57 

Brown,  Camilla  136,152,213 

Brown,  Charles  213 

Brown,  Debbie  78 

Brown,  Pam  98 

Brown,  Randy  92,156 

Brown,  Richard  62,218 

Brown,  Sharon  71,209 

Brown,  Susan  Ferguson  37,64,79,115,203 

Browning,  James  213 

Bruckmeier,  Janet  Hogue  79 

Brunson,  Debbie  133 

Bryan,  Bill  54 

Bryan,  Carol  54,218 

Bryan,  Sallie  144 

Brymer,  Larry  47 

Buffington,  Eunice  78 

Bullington,  Len  218 

Bullock,  Toni  132,144 

Burch,  Laura  144 

Burge,  Henry  78,209 

Burkett,  Susan  41 

Burns,  Bonnie  152 

Burton,  Ed  47 

Burton,  James  218 

Busey,  Darryl  209 

Bush,  Carl  66 

Bush,  Donna  86,151,218 

Bush,  Lynn  71,143 

Butler,  Frances  200 

C 

Cagle,  Steve  54,65,209 
Cain,  Bill  66,75,213 
Caldwell,  Karen  151 
Camby,  Mary  K.  152 
Campbell,  Cal  4 
Campbell,  Dan  62,63 
Campbell,  Don  42,44,59 
Campbell,  Martha  56 
Carlson,  Mike  65 
Carlton,  Joe  156 
Carlton,  Marsha  151,209 
Carpenter,  Rick  66,69,203 
Carr,  Bill  59 
Carradine,  John  160 
Carroll,  Floyd  213 
Carroll,  Michael  213 
Carroll,  Vickie  47 
Carswell,  Linda  203 
Carter,  Jim  54 

Cartwright,  George  49,125,203 
Chambers,  Michael  203 
Chambliss,  Janet  24,209 
Chandler,  Cathy  51,71,144,218 
Chapman,  Bee  132 
Chapman,  Beth  47,147 
Chastain,  Rusty  47 
Chasteen,  Richard  213 


Cheek,  Lynn  209 

Cheshire,  Nancy  209 

Chestnut,  David  45,75,156,213 

Cheves,  Cecil  200 

Childs,  Staff  218 

Chilton,  Sherry  144 

Christmas,  Charlie  47,239 

Christmas,  Joy  26 

Clanton,  Charles  89 

Clanton,  Jeffrey  218 

Clary,  John  200 

Clayton,  Roy  219 

Cleary,  John  219 

Coaker,  Kay  152 

Cobb,  Mike  88,120,203 

Cochran,  Saleta  219 

Coffman,  Tricia  45,58,209 

Cofield,  David  44 

Cole,  Dottie  86 

Cole,  Marijane  219 

Collins,  John  219 

Cole,  Linda  51,132 

Collins,  Kathy  70,209 

Collins,  Pam  47,209 

Compton,  Nelle  61,203 

Connelly,  David  53,209 

Cook,  Jan  120,152,209 

Coombs,  John  78 

Coomes,  Tommy  60 

Coons,  Darrell  44,45 

Cope,  Bill  53,219 

Corbett,  Sherry  203 

Corbitt,  Ed  45,54,213 

Cork,  Anna  203 

Corley,  Charles  219 

Cottingham,  Dianne  45,204 

Cottrell,  Robin  86 

Couch, Sue  45 

Cox,  Jennifer  51,53,147,213 

Cox,  Larry  156 

Cox,  Marilyn  143 

Cramer,  J.  G.  66 

Crawford,  Robert  213 

Crawford,  Steve  160 

Crawley,  Joy  47,219 

Crew,  Mary  Exa  55 

Crews,  Richard  54,213 

Crim,  Amy  219 

Crockett,  Melissa  76,133,152,219 

Cronenberg,  John  160 

Crowe,  Beth  219 

Crump,  Brenda  64,204 

Culver,  Joseph  219 

Culver,  Warren  47 

Cumbie,  Debbie  61 

Cunningham,  William  200 

Cutcliffe,  lames  219 

D 

Dailey,  Sherra  144 

Daniel,  Patrick  204 

Daniels,  Deborah  209 

Daniels,  Helen  148 

Davidson,  Elizabeth  47 

Davis,  Betty  204 

Davis,  Bruce  159 

Davis,  David  159 

Davis,  James  66,200,213 

Davis,  Karen  204 

Davis,  Kathy  143 

Davis,  Mark  219 

Davis,  Sharon  47,148,219 

Davis,  Sheila  45,47,213 

Davis,  Virginia  219 

Dawson,  Denny  59 

Dawson,  James  204 

Dawson,  Ronnie  62,63 


242 


Dean,  David  219 
Dean,  Dianne  219 
Dearmond,  Jerry  66,204 
Defoor,  Jerry  78 
Delaney,  Tim  132,160 
DeLapp,  Jimmy  71 
Dennis,  Bradley  65,159 
Dennis,  David  159,213 
Dennis,  Gary  159,219 
Dennis,  Rodney  136,159 
Denny,  David,  155,160 
Denson,  Mary  213 
DeRieux,  Debbie  152 
DeVan,  Betsy  147 
DeWitt,  Stan  160,209 
Diaz,  George  91 
Dickerson,  Stanley  204 

Diliberto,  Carlo  78 

Dilks,  Bob  45,129 

Dill,  Rick  45,47,60,61,209 

Dobbins,  Virginia  132,147 

Dobson,  Catherine  209 

Donald,  Phoebe  143 

Donaldson,  Carole  56,133,148,213 

Donaldson,  David  219 

Doron,  Rebecca  220 

Dorriety,  Jerry  44 

Doster,  Sharon  47,78,213 

Douglas,  Elizabeth  64,65,79,120,125,133 

Downs,  Allen  156 

Downing,  Lemoyne  28,148,214 

Duck,  Nancy  45,47,209 

Duke,  David  37,65,67,79,120,125,204 

Duke,  Paul  45,220 

Dukes,  Teresa  151 

Duncan,  Mary  Bee  147,214 

Duncan,  Shirley  160 

Dunn,  Becky  74,126,204 

Dutton,  Cornelia  220 

Duval,  Becky  44,58 

Duvall,  Bob  66 

Dykes,  David  18,46,120,220 

E 

Eaton,  Lynn  86,143 

East,  David  78 

Echols,  Sheralee  62,220 

Edwards,  Carol  44,56,5°  67,111,132,143 

Elgin,  Patricia  64,70,20 

Ellis,  Kyle  47,151,220 

Ellis,  Robert  78 

Elrod,  Janice  47,51,147,214 

Endsley,  Wade  45,58,148 

Epps,  James  220 

Erwin,  Bobby  47 

Etheridge,  Wayne  66,204 

Eubanks,  Melinda  133 

Eudy,  Kathi  144,220 

Evans,  Carlene  148,220 

Evans,  Kay  209 

Evans,  Marilyn  47 

Evans,  Pamela  47,79 

Everidge,  Katherine  44 

F 
Fadely,  Becky  151,220 
Faison,  Larry  54,204 
Farrior,  James  200 
Faulk,  Molly  57,65,79,204 
Ferguson,  Robert  220 
Ferguson,  Tom  155,210 
Fitzpatrick,  Terri  143 
Fleming,  Lila  214 
Flemming,  Georgia  132 
Floyd,  Zipper  136,159 
Folmar,  Steve  44,59 
Fordham,  Keith  66 


Foreman,  Luther  66 

Fortenberry,  Becky  61 

Fowler,  Dot  71,210 

Bowler,  Karen  133,151,220 

Francis,  Susan  143,220 

Fulton,  Deborah  45,120,121,122,123,205 

G 
Gable,  Anita  44 
Gaither,  Helen  26,144 
Gantt,  Tina  71,132,144 
Garner,  Deborah  43,55,214 
Garner,  Erly  159 
Garner,  Peck  159 
Garrard,  David  220 
Garrett,  Donna  151 
Gartman,  David  147 
Gaskin,  Lynn  143 
Gates,  Susan  144,214 
Gay,  Larry  47 
Gener,  Charles  220 
Gentle,  Sandy  147,220 
George,  Greg  220 
Gester,  Tom  155 
Gilbert,  Kathy  47,220 

Gilbreath,  Melissa  44 

Gilley,  Rickey  18 

Gilliland,  Charles  44 

Glaze,  Betty  214 

Glaze,  Joe  67,126,205 

Glaze,  Van  210 

Gloor,  Terry  156 

Godsey,  Rose  60 

Godwin,  Katrina  132,144 

Godwin,  Rickey  45,54,214 

Goff,  Deborah  214 

Gold,  Terry  220 

Golden,  Angela  45,67,210 

Gonzales,  Celeste  47,220 

Gooch,  Joy  250,74 

Goodhue,  Nancy  48,64,68,69,126,220 

Goodman,  Bill  54,71,214 

Goodwin,  Martha  126 

Goodwin,  Melba  55,220 

Grace,  Randall  220 

Graves,  Tommy  66 

Green,  Carol  70,205 

Green,  Joseph  220 

Griffin,  Betsy  61,221 

Griffith,  Brenda  61 

Grimes,  Portia  210 

Guest,  Sharon  210 

Gurley,  Ginny  54 

H 
Hadder,  Gale  205 
Hadley,  Lelia  41,152,205 
Hafner,  Robert  200 
Haithcock,  Hector  156 
Hall,  Barbara  137,143 
Hall,  Bruce  221 
Hall,  Charles  221 
Hall,  Sam  78 

Hamby,  Nancy  65,112,143 
Hames,  Judy  55,221 
Hamilton,  Rosemary  151,221 
Hamlet,  Barbara  210 
Hamlin,  Joyce  61 
Hamlin,  Pam  45 
Hand,  Bronwyn  64,205 
Hand,  Lawrence  59 
Hanes,  Danny  210 
Hankins,  Ron  60,205 
Hanks,  Bob  156 
Hannaford,  Tom  42,46,59,214 
Harden,  Shelton  44,59 
Harrill,  Blair  155 


Harris,  David  97 

Harris,  Donovan  54,75,214 

Harris,  Marlin  54,214 

Harris,  Mike  44 

Harrison,  Christy  205 

Harrison,  Janet  221 

Harrison,  John  156 

Hart,  Jim  74,79,155 

Hart,  Virginia  205 

Hartselle,  Mary  Lynn  76,141,152 

Hartsfield,  Patricia  47 

Hathaway,  Terri  132,152,214 

Hawkins,  Bill  89,159 

Hayes,  Becky  46,214 

Hazelgrove,  Lynn  51,57,214 

Headley,  Alan  47 

Headley,  Tim  47 

Helmbold,  Dale  43,214 

Helmbold,  Martha  43 

Henley,  Gerene  55,148,210 

Henry,  Belinda  61,68,69,79 

Henson,  Charlotte  61 

Herbst,  Allan  54,205 

Herndon,  Cindi  221 

Herndon,  Eleanor  221 

Hicks,  Ronny  66 

Higginbotham,  Jerry  205 

Hill,  Lynette  144,221 

Hill,  Nancy  148 

Hillard,  Freida  205 

Hillard,  Larry  205 

Hinkle,  Kathy  56,62 

Hinton,  Deborah  61,205 

Hinton,  Sherry  55 

Hodges,  James  205 

Hoffman,  Susan  143 

Holcombe,  Jeannie  221 

Holden,  Suzanne  56,148,214 

Holiman,  Terry  92,96 


243 


Holladay,  Joyce  221 

Holladay,  Jim  27,53,54 

Holley,  Marilyn  221 

Holliday,  Mary  Joyce  143 

Holloway,  Dan  53 

Holsombech,  Daniel  221 

Hoppers,  Lenora  14b, 221 

Horton,  Bobby  78 

Houchens,  Tom  205 

Hough,  Walter  221 

House,  Jim  159,214 

Howard,  Leanna  85 

Howard,  Martha  65,106,133,143 

Howard,  Melinda  58,152,214 

Howard,  Robert  221 

Howard,  Roger  54,205 

Howard,  Vicky  221 

Howell,  Susan  43,214 

Howorth,  Buddy  54,123 

Huddleston,  Denise  46 

Huett,  Susan  151 

Huey,  Becky  214 

Hughes,  Richmond  205 

Hughey,  Joyce  60,61,71,115,214 

Hunecke,  Gretchen  148,221 

Hunt,  Bob  47 

Hunt,  Linda  152,214 

Hunter,  Martha  221 

Hurst,  Sue  76,152 

Husband,  Mac  155 

I 

Ingersol,  Kathy  61,  221 
Ingram,  Bob  156 
Ivey,  Garve  78,159 

) 
Jackson,  Andrea  57,210 
Jackson,  Cathy  151 
Jackson,  David  160 
Jackson,  Janice  152 
Jackson,  Jay  44 
Jackson,  Kay  221 
Jackson,  Terrell  54,127,210 
Jacob,  Fred  48 
Jarrard,  Joy  45,56,148 
Jennings,  Rebecca  127,144,205 
Jernigan,  Ralph  44 
Jerrell,  Stephen  48 
Johns,  Jackie  221 
Johns,  Jeff  136 
Johnson,  Frank  155,221 
Johnson, Jeannie  151 
Johnson,  Jill  147 
Johnson,  Judith  152,222 
Johnson,  Lisa  132,222 
Johnson,  Melinda  214 
Johnson,  Pattie  152 
Johnson,  Rick  65,155 
Johnson,  Teresa  84,85,143 
Joiner,  Sonny  53,54 
Jones,  B.  C.  155 

Jones,  Becca  27,44,64,70,71,152 
Jones,  David  54 
Jones,  Deborah  144 
Jones,  Donna  45,58 
Jones,  Frankie  44,59 
Jones,  Henry  222 
Jones,  Martie  47,152,222 
Jones,  Ralph  210 
Jones,  Rebecca  55,78,206,215 
Jones,  Rebecca  148,206 
Jones,  Richard  59 
Jones,  Robert  215 
Jones,  Ronald  222 
Jones,  Shirley  152 
Jordan,  Becky  71 
Judge,  Stephanie  147 
Justinger,  Brian  210 

K 
Keith,  Brian  155 
Kelly,  Joe  99 


Kendall,  Ron  156 

Kendrick,  Pam  71 

Kennedy, Sharon  222 

Kenney,  Andrea  47 

Kimbrel,  Horace  71 

Kimmons,  Barbara  72 

King,  Cyndi  28,147,215 

King,  David  210 

King,  Lois  48 

Kizzire,  Thomas  210 

Kleeman,  Carolyn  206 

Knight,  Daniel  222 

Kornegay,  Andreq  76,116,152,215 

Kruschwitz,  Bob  45 

Kuykendall,  Kathy  72 

L 
Lamar,  Law  155 

Lambeth,  Judy  127,152,206 

Lancaster,  J.  D.  54,68,69,206 

Landis,  Ouida  222 

Landreth,  Jim  45,47,54,210 

Langford,  Dianne  210,255 

Langstaff,  Kathy  151,222 

Lawrence,  Joe  47 

Lawrence,  Paul  54,215 

Lawrence,  Sandy  44,58,59,215 

Lawson,  Tom  78,210 

Lay,  Donna  51,148,215 

Lee,  Sarah  44 

Legg,  Joe  66,222 

Leslie,  Linda  215 

Lewis,  Mike  66 

Lewis,  Robyn  143 

Lewis,  James  222 

Limbaugh,  Marc  66 

Lind,  Steve  156 

Lipscomb,  Carolyn  78,206 

Little,  Mary  210 

Locklin,  Monnie  147,222 

Long,  Randy  92 

Love,  Gary  66 

Lovelady,  Milton  128 

Lawery,Pam45,76,1 04,1 05,1 20,1 22,1 43,210 

Lowery,  Tommie  45,47,55,215 

Loy,  Cecilia  210 

Luker,  Herb  92,94 

Lunceford,  Gene  57,79,120,128,156,206 

Lynn,  James  210 

M 
Machen,  Ben  78,215 
Maddox,  Cam  155,159 
Maddox,  Marsha  222 
Marlowe,  Melissa  222 
Malone,  Judy  71 
Martin,  Dale  151,222 
Martin,  Danny  37,65,79,82,128 
Martin,  James  215 
Martin,  Phil  47,59 
Martin,  Roger  92 
Mason,  David  78 
Mathews,  Elizabeth  48 
Matthews,  Mark  215 
Matsumura,  Megumi  27,47 
Mayo,  Linda  45 
McArthur,  Sylvia  152 
McBrayer,  Max,  159 
McCain,  Tom  78 
McCloskey,  Pete  54,71,215 
McClure,  Sherry  116,152,215 
McCord,  Ken  46 
McCoy,  Melinda  144 
McCoy,  Walter  91 
McCullough,  John  69,136,159 
McCullough,  Karen  206 
McDonald,  Cheri  137 
McDonald,  Steve  155 
McGinnis,  Mike  66 
Mcintosh,  Tom  93 
McLaughlin,  Joan  206 
McLaine,  Brad  66 


McMichen,  Mike  51 ,60,61,211 

McNeese,  George  54 

McPherson,  Tommy  222 

McRae,  Mary  Katherine  86,151 

McRee, John  155 

Mease,  Susan  48,222 

Meeks,  Mike  44,222 

Mein,  Vicki  143 

Messersmith,  Ruth  61,211 

Miles,  Charles  78,155 

Mileski,  Kathy  4,147,206 

Miller,  Carl  215 

Miller,  Eddie  144 

Miller,  Jamie  56,57,70,72,147,211 

Miller,  Lillian  215 

Miller,  Randy  222 

Minpr,  Rod  66,120 

Mintz,  Ann  64,79,206 

Misseldine,  Elizabeth  47 

Mitchell,  Otha  92 

Mitchell,  Sharon  46,222 

Molay,  Donna  222 

Molay,  Marietta  215 

Montgomery,  George  54,78 

Moody,  James  48,223 

Mooney,  Arnold  51,57,65,68,75,76,84,85 

152,211 
Moore,  Dianna  61,206 
Moore,  Douglas  223 
Moore,  Glenn  206 
Morgan,  Randy  92,96,156 
Morrow,  Gordon  62 
Moss,  Ronny  54 
Motley,  Carol  206 
Mullinax,  Nancy  143 
Murphree,  Steve  159 
Murphy,  Allen  65,66,67 
Murphy,  David  223 

Murphy,  Mike  65,75,84,132,133,155,211 
Murphy,  William  211 
Murray,  Junior  66 
Murray,  Richard  44,59,215 
Murray,  Susan  223 

N 
Neale,  Mary  206 
Nagem,  Hank  156 

NeSmith,  Nancy  26,57,70,72,75,1 36,147,211 
Newman,  Cliff  223 
Nichols,  Patsy  151 
Nicholson,  Pam  152,215 
Nipper,  Jimmy  90,91 
Noel,  David  45,59,215 
Nola,  Paul  156 

Nolen,  Mary  47,56,61,70,211 
Nordlinger,  Lisa  18 
Norman,  Bob  156 
Norman,  Susan  47,223 
Northcutt,  Debbie  132 
Northcutt,  Michael  215 
Northsworthy,  Lenore  65,84 
Nunnally,  Dawn  78 

O 
Odom,  Barbara  47 
Odom,  Corky  223 
Odom,  Tommy  156 
Okin,  Janet  43,45,56,57,144 
Olden,  Marie  143 
O'Mary,  Judy  51,61,223 
O'Neal,  Sherilyn  215 
O'Neal,  Tim  45 
Orr,  Ava  223 
Ousley,  Debbie  44 
Ousley,  Rick  66,215 
Overton,  Pam  47 
Overton,  Skip  45 
Owen,  Stan  47 
Owens,  Cathy  151 
Owens,  Charlie  97,98,99,160 
Owens,  Don  156 


244 


«, 


Palmer,  Joy  206 

Panjic,  Lucy  45 

Parham,  Jacquelyn  132,148,215 

Parker,  Donna  223 

Parker,  Gary  41,54 

Parker,  Jim  48,51,215 

Parker,  Steve  89 

Parkman,  Henry  215 

Parsons,  Vickie  45 

Pate,  Ronald  223 

Patterson,  David  78 

Patton,  Susan  55,216 

Paulk,  Signa  132,133,137,144 

Payne,  Scott  76 

Pears,  Gary  65,97,156 

Penna,  Jim  92,94 

Perry,  John  66,223 

Perry,  Mike  211 

Perry,  Pam  152,223 

Pervis,  Pat  133,144 

Peterson,  Miller  62 

Phillips,  Joel  47 

Phillips,  Paul  160,211 

Phipps,  Kathy  47 

Pierce,  Sandra  45 

Pippin,  Ruth  48,144,223 

Pittman,  Alice  211 

Pope,  Wyatt  53,159 

Porch,  Sandra  151,216 

Poss,  Karen  148 

Potts,  David  44 

Potts,  Libby  152 

Powell,  Debbie  152,211 

Powell,  Joseph  211 

Powell,  Karen  144 

Preston,  Frank  27,47,48,54,216 

Price,  Denise  216 

Price,  Fan  44,58,75 

Price,  Greg  156 

Price,  Tera  223 

Prince,  Jane  151 

Proctor,  Jane  147,211 

Purcell,  David  59 

Putnam,  Jim  160 

Pryor,  Emily  44,151,223 

Q 

Quattlebaum,  Ken  160 
Quinn,  Bob  156 

R 

Ragsdale,  Turner  160 
Rainwater,  Edward  223 
Ramagli,  Lou  54,84,211 
Randall,  Wayne  156 
Rawls,  Claudia  117,144 
Ray,  Jack  47 
Ray,  Regina  58 
Ray,  Rosalyn  55,211 
Reaves,  Melynda  41,56,71,207 
Reed,  Mark  65,151,156,211 
Reed,  Ruth  223 
Reed,  Stretch  54,211 
Reese,  Elizabeth  47,223 
Reeves,  Richard  47 
Regapoulos,  Connie  96,152 
Reid,  Cecil  223 
Reynolds,  Bobby  160 
Rhoads,  Mike  66,223 
Richardson,  Jack  223 
Richardson,  Sandra  207 
Riddle,  Bill  71,156 
Riddle,  Dale  211 
Riddle,  Gilda  211 
Riddle,  Jane  207 
Rittenhouse,  Jo  Ann  44 
Rittenhouse,  Nancy  44 
Rivers,  Cheryl  207 
Robbins,  Gary  62,223 
Roberts,  John  66 
Roberts,  Mike  54 
Roberts,  Ron  45,59,211 


Robertson,  Jack  54,211 

Robertson,  Randy  59 

Robinson,  Judy  18,132,224 

Robinson,  Wade  159 

Robinson,  Wanda  114 

Roddam,  Melanie  151 

Roden,  Debbie  144 

Roden,  Kathy  61 

Rodgers,  Anna  144 

Rodgers,  Becky  67,76,132,152,216 

Roe,  Brenda  107,132,151 

Rogers,  Carol  224 

Rogers,  Suzanne  44,224 

Roling,  Keith  136,224 

Rooks,  Mike  216 

Rose,  Dixie  44,59 

Ross,  Billy  224 

Rowden,  Robin  65,84,140,144,160 

Roy,  Debbie  Harrison  64,79,127 

Rudder,  Jan  152 

Russell,  Anne  41,143,224 

Russel,  Barbara  151 

S 
Sahm,  Charles  207 
Sanders,  Susan  143,224 
Sanderson,  Craig  54,207 
Sanderson,  Ray  43 
Sanford,  Roy  66,211 
Sartain,  Ronnie  207 
Schmidt,  Steve  62,63 
Schneider,  Tova  72,207 
Schramm,  Peggy  62,211 
Schulte,  Grace  68,69,207 
Scottt,  Bob  224 
Scott,  Ron  155 
Scruggs,  Lee  224 
Scurlock,  Patsy  212 
Seale,  Benny  207 
Segrest,  Sheri  44,59,65,75,76 
Sessions,  Moultrie  159 
Shackelford,  Gayle56,57,65,84,1 18,1 32,144, 

216 
Shaeffer,  Vickie  47,133,151 
Shank,  Gary  132,159 
Shank,  Jenny  56,144 
Sharp,  Rodney  160 
Shaw,  Gary  207 
Shearin,  George  92 
Shears,  Denice  207 
Sheffield,  Stephen  216 
Shell,  Stephen  79,207 
Sheppard,  Susan  133,148,224 
Sherrill,  Pam  51,53,216 
Shirley,  Ellen  45,47,58,148,216 
Sievers,  Charles  48 
Sikes,  David  207 
Simmons,  Howell  47 
Simmons,  John  57,62,216 
Sims,  Amy  224 
Sims,  Barbara  224 
Sims,  Stuart  160 
Singleton,  Bonnie  224 
Singleton,  Craig  44,66 
Sirles,  Susie  57,65,151,212 
Sizemore,  Joe  207 
Skelton,  Dale  71 
Smalley,  Dan  78 
Smallwood,  Danny  224 
Smith,  Becky  148 
Smith,  Chip  66 
Smith,  Dick  155 
Smith,  Karen  152,224 
Smith,  Kathy  64 
Smith,  Linda  224 
Smith,  Mark  132,155 
Smith,  Marsha  72,216 
Smith,  Mike  78 
Smith,  Patricia  224 
Smith,  Roger  47,59 
Smith,  Sandy  147,224 
Smith,  Sharon  61 


Smith,  Shirley  207 
Smith,  Shawn  155 
Smith,  Tweetie  47 
Snead,  Sinda  224 
Snelling,  Bill  59 
Solomon,  Pam  144,216 
Solomon,  Kathryn  71,224 
Sorrick,  Debbie  71,147 
Sowell,  Gwynne  64,128,207 
Sowell,  Marcia  144,216 
Spain,  Suzanne  45,71 
Sparks,  Linda  Kay  113,129,239 
Sparks,  Mike  59 
Speaker,  Allen  132 
Speights,  Georgia  224 
Spencer,  Janie  137,144 
Sprayberry,  Jesse  E.  69,208 
Spruiell,  Darlene  212 
Stark,  Bill  159,224 
Starr,  Karen  152,216 
Stephens,  Bruce  47 
Stephens,  Jim  78,132 
Stephenson,  Becky  44,56 
Stephenson,  Beth  37,129,208 
Stevens,  Jim  159 
Stevenson,  Hiram  155 
Stewart,  Chancey  59 
Stewart,  Linda  62,63,212 
Still,  Nancy  43,216 
Stoker,  Tom  46 
Stokes,  Mark  45,66 
Stone,  Becky  148 
Stone,  George  66 
Storey,  Danny  47 
Street,  Kathy  143 
Strickland,  Billy  47,224 
Stringfellow,  Cindy  151 
Suddath,  David  216 
Sullivan,  Howard  224 
Susina,  Jon  48,224 
Sutley,  Beverly  44,64,208 
Sutton,  Mike  66,82 
Swiney,  John  72 
Swindle,  Bud  66 
Swisher,  John  78,224 

T 
Tanner,  Dortha  208 
Taylor,  Connie  44,58 
Taylor,  Diane  56 
Taylor,  Dick  88 
Taylor,  Earl  37,60,78,79 
Taylor,  Lynn  51,132,133,147,216 
Taylor,  Pamela  212 
Taylor,  Sharon  71,148,216 
Teel,  Pam  224 
Terry,  James  212 
Terry,  Jon  71,132,156,217 
Thetford,  Danny  155,224 
Thomas,  Elgin  27,217 
Thomas,  Fran  18 
Thomas  ,  Jerry  78 
Thomas,  Kathleen  224 
Thomas,  Nancy  224 
Thomas,  Susie  44,152,225 
Thompson,  Ellen  61,212 
Thompson,  Jan  44 
Thompson,  Ralph  92 


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Thurmer,  Lois  86,144 
Tillman,  Edwin  208 
Tingle,  Randy  47,217 
Tingle,  Terry  42 
Todd,  Samuel  217 
Toothaker,  James  212 
Towers,  Betsy  41 
Tucker,  Ann  M.  57,148,217 
Tucker,  Anne  F.  217 
Turner,  Beverly  225 
Turney,  Ken  60 
Tutwiler,  Mary  Loy  86 
Tyler,  Phil  132,156 

U 
Uhrig,  Raymond  225 
Underwood,  Susan  55,56,217 
Upton,  Tim  156 

V 
Vacca,  Teresa  71,217 
Vann,  Joy  44,118 
Van  Orman,  Jack  60 
Van  Orman,  John  225 
Vaughn,  Allan  54,59 
Vaughn,  Barry  78,159 
Vaughn,  Mary  212 
Venable,  Charles  225 
Vernon,  Richard  225 
Vess,  John  59 
Vickery,  Christina  217 
Vines,  Carol  44,1 18 
Voelzke,  Hans  21  2 
Voelzke,  Joy  208 
Voight,  Valerie  225 

W 
Wade,  Grady  66,217 
Wade,  James  47,54,67 
Wade, Susan  217 
Wagner,  Janet  148 
Walker,  Mike  92 
Walker,  Patricia  208 
Walker,  Tom  159,217 
Walter,  Al  95 
Walton,  Douglas  2 17 
Wanninger,  Susan  1  32,148 
Warren,  Beverly  47,148,2  25 
Warren,  Beverly  47,148,225 
Watson,  Bill  78,208 
Weaver,  Anne  129,151 
Weaver,  Barbara  47 
Weaver,  Patti  144,225 
Weber,  Nettie  46 
Weeks,  Doug  29,45,47,54,59,217 
Wellbaum,  Alan  54 
Wentworth,  Pam  57,119,132,148 
Westberg,  Barbara  225 
Wheeler,  Paul  67 
Whirley,  Branda  225 
White,  Andy  47,156 


White,  Dan  79 

White,  George  28,41 

White,  Kathy  47,152,225 

White,  Mary  212 

White,  Ka  Sally  64 

White,  Phoebe  44 

Whiteside,  David  68,69 

Whitlock,  Susan  56,57,71,148 

Whitt,  Carol  217 

Whorton,  Becky  56,62,83,148,217 

Wiggins,  Steve  54,208 

Wilder,  Marsha  212 

Wilder,  Tom  47 

Wilkes,  Mary  Nell  43,56,117,148,217 

Williams,  Amy  143 

Williams,  Carol  143 

Williams,  Hank  46 

Williams,  Horace  217 

Williams,  Lynne  225 

Williams,  Mitch  66 

Williams,  Pat  55 

Williams,  Randall  49 

Williamson,  David  62,63 

Williamson,  Jody  208 

Williamson,  Laymon  92,95 

Willingham,  Jimmy  54 

Willoughby,  Barton  208 

Wilson,  Barbara  225 

Wilson,  Beth  41 

Wilson,  Carol  143 

Wilson,  David  66 

Wilson,  Jan  143 

Wilson,  Jane  143,225 

Wilson,  Jill  147 

Wilson,  Paul  225 

Winchester,  David  160 

Winslett,  Don  159 

Withers,  Jane  44 

Wood,  Claude  97 

Wood,  Darryl  65,66 

Wood,  Ellen  64,79,148,208 

Wood,  Melba  212 

Wood,  Rish  79,208 

Woodruff,  Perry  156 

Woods,  Sydney  225 

Woody,  Kay  143 

Woolley,  Alana  225 

Wren,  Shirley  43,152,217 

Wright,  Becky  225 

Wright,  Dianne  47,225 

Wright,  Tim  60 

Wyatt,  Cathy  47,58,152 


Yarborough,  Darlene  41,217 
Yeargan,  James  225 
Young,  Glory  152 
Youngblood,  Bill  155 
Youngstrom,  Sue  55,217 


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CONSCIENTIOUS, 

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STUDENTS,  STUDY 


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The  Involvement,  Interest,  Intelligence,  Irony,  and  In- 
dividualism of  every  person  whose  face  appears  in  our 
book  has  changed  Samford  and  thus  its  history  in  some 
way.  The  traditions,  agonies,  joys,  hopes  of  the  past  year 
have  patterned  our  lives.  We,  the  students,  with  a  dy- 
namic outlook  on  Living,  have  changed  Samford.  With 
each  passing  year,  we,  and  it,  have  become  better  and 
more  mellow  to  life. 

To  Mrs.  Sandra  Bearden,  who  not  only  supported  the 
Entre  Nous,  but  also  contributed  many  hours  of  work, 
study,  and  worry  to  the  book,  I  send  my  deepest  appre- 
ciation. As  faculty  advisor  to  the  Entre  Nous,  she  was 
one  of  the  greatest  contributors  to  its  publication. 

Puzzlement,  a  spark  of  understanding,  discovery.  Isn't 
that  what  iLife  is  all  about? 

Janice  Elrod,  Editor 


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