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Marching Ballerinas 1963 JACKSONVILLE STATE COLLEGE GAMECOCKS FROM DIFFERENT PASTS FROM DIFFERENT HERITAGES FROM DIFFERENT CULTURES FROM FAR AND NEAR OUR STUDENTS COME SO TOGETHER IN A CHANGING AND TRYING WORLD WE CAN LEARN, ACHIEVE, AND APPRECIATE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF MANKIND AND OURSELVES LEADERSHIP SPIRIT BEAUTY BROTHERHOOD STUDY SERVICE 5 THESE QUALITIES ARE PORTRAYED IN YOUR 1963 MIMOSA YEARBOOK OF JACKSONVILLE STATE COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE, ALABAMA EDITOR . Johnny "Choc" Hamner BUSINESS MANAGER... Dale Dison 7 TO YOU THE STUDENTS THIS BOOK IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 FACULTY & ADMINISTRATION 11 GAMECOCK SPORTS 41 MILITARY 65 BEAUTIES 81 PERSONALITIES 97 ACTIVITIES 113 MUSIC 149 ORGANIZATIONS 165 CLASSES 195 LEADERSHIP 239 BUILDINGS 250 ADVERTISEMENTS 259 Ramona Wood Library 9 Jacksonville, Alabama IN MEMORIAM Dr. Gordon Mainland 10 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE Dr. Houston Cole 12 PRESIDENT'S HOME OUR FIRST LADY A Warm Welcome Mrs. Houston Cole 13 DEAN OF COLLEGE Dr. Theron E. Montgomery 14 DEAN OF ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS Lawrence Miles DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL DEAN OF STUDENTS Baskin Wright Leon D. Willman 15 SECRETARIAT Mary Ann Mason Transcript Clerk Effie W. Sawyer Secretary to President Mary S. Poling Assistant to Registrar Sybil D. Reaves Certification Sec. Carolyn T. Hand Louise B. Sewell Secretary to Dean Secretary to Registrar 16 BUSINESS OFFICE Solon H. Glover, Business Manager Jesse E. Fain Treasurer Miriam W. Haywood Asst. Business Manager Geneva S. Pyron Assistant Treasurer 17 AUXILIARY services Floyd Tredaway Director of Auxiliary Services Gerrye Clegg Assistant Director of Housing Counselor of Women A. D. Edwards Director of Housing 18 STUDENT UNION BUILDING Mary W. Cass Manager James C. Douthit Assistant Manager Lois S. McGee Hostess Clothile Griffith Manager of Book Store Jo Ann Robison Lucile P. Webb Secretary to Mr. Tredaway Secretary to Mr. Wright 19 COLE CENTER DINING HALL James Haywood Hazel O. Hudson Director: Food Service Dietitian Marie Smith Ass't. to Dietitian Ople Johnson Ruby Woodall Ass't. to Dietitian 20 Assistant Dietitian Gerrye Clegg A. D. Edwards Ruth Esch Daugette Hall Glazner Hall Pannell Hall Rebecca Fagan Pauline Glass Myrtle Kelley Martha Dean Wright Abercrombie Hall Patterson Hall Luttrell Hall Logan Hall Ruth Simpson Curtis Estes School Nurse Night Watchman 21 LIBRARY Kathleen Brown, M.A. Ass't. Librarian; Circulation and Reference Doris Bennett, M.A. Head Librarian Thomas J. Freeman, M.A. Order Librarian Ann Carter Gidley, M.Ed. Cataloger Mary Van Pelt Secretary Martha Howard Shirley Sherer General Assistant 22 Ass't. Circulation and Reference DIVISION OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Reuben Self, Ed.D. Greene Y. Taylor, Ed.D. Professor of Education Director of Graduate Division and Professor of Education Lucile Crow. M.A. Director, Instructional Materials Center Clifford Burgess, Ed.D. Ass't. Prof. of Ed. Inez Edge, M.A. Associate Prof. of Education Assistant Professor of Education R. Eugene Jones, M.A. Opal R. Lovett, B.S. Charlotte Thornburg, M.Ed. Assistant Prof. of Ed. Instructor in Audio-Visual Assistant Prof. of Education Education 23 LABORATORY SCHOOL DIRECTORS Ernest Stone, M.A., L.L.D. Katharine Stone, M.A. Professor of Education and Associate of Education and Principal of Superintendent of City Schools Elementary Laboratory School NEWS BUREAU AND PUBLICATIONS Mrs. Clifford Coffee Opal Rufus Lovett, B.S. Publicity Director Audio-Visual Education 24 DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Lucille Branscomb, M.A. Associate Professor of Business and Department Head Samuel P. Hatcher, M.B.A. Assistant Prof. of Business Donald Fendlason, M.B.A. Assistant Prof. of Business Hazel Hicks, M.S. Assistant Prof. of Business Willodean Stephenson, M.A. Assistant Prof. of Business Education Roland Thornburg, M.A. Assistant Prof. of Business 25 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Palmer D. Calvert, M.S. Department Head, Associate Prof. of Physical Education Connie Floyd, M.S. Instructor in Physical Education Frances Hanson, M.S. Instructor in Physical Education Gene Hanson, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Donald Salls, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Education Thomas Roberson, M.S. Ass't. Prof. of Physical Education Horace Lee Stevenson, M.A. Walter R. Wedgeworth, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education 26 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Elmer Lee Chaney, Jr., M.Ed. Assistant Prof. of Psychology George V. Haywood, M.A. Assistant Prof. of Psychology Not Pictured: Bob M. Thornton, M.S. Assistant Professor of Psychology Earl C. McCool, M.Ed. Instructor in Psychology 27 DIVISION OF FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT OF ART Ruth Sinclair, M.F.A. Instructor in Art Lee Manners, M.A. Department Head and Assistant Professor of Art John Cleverdon, M.A. Assistant Prof. of Art DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS Not Pictured: Margaret Green, M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Hazel Matthews, M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Mary L. Lowrey, M.S. 28 Department Head and Associate Professor of Home Economics DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Esther Baab, M.A. Assistant Prof. of Music Robert B. Cantrick, Ph.D. John Finley, M.M. Visiting Associate Professor of Music; Associate Prof. of Music Chairman of Division and Department Head Dan C. Sparks, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Linda Bryan Sparks, M.M. Instructor in Piano Harold A. Thompson, M.M. David L. Walters, M.M. Thomas Warren, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Music 29 DIVISION OF LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH William J. Calvert, Ph.D. Chairman, Division of Languages, Department Head, Professor of English Ruth Z. Bayliss, M.A. Instructor in English Frances Callan, M.A. Ass't. Professor of English Gerrye Clegg, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of English Mary Moss Goggans, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of English Christine Forrester, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of English Janet LeFevre, M.A. Instructor in English, Director of Masque and Opal Adair Lovett, M.A. Wig Guild Bertha D. Lindsey, M.A. Assistant Prof. of English Ass't. Prof. of English 30 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Yewell C. Lybrand, Jr., A.B. DouglassAss't. Prof. Olsen, of English M.A. Instructor in English Pauline O'Brien, Ph.D. Associate Prof. of Eng. Clyde E. Martin, M.S. Instructor in English Frank P. Rainwater, Ph.D. Katherine Roberson, M.S. Julia Roebuck, B.A. Associate Prof. of English Instructor in English Instructor in English Martha Ann Whitt, M.S. Alfred J. Smoake, M.S. Instructor in English Mary Alice Whitt, M.S. Ass't. Prof. of English instructor in English 31 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES James H. Jones, Docteur (Lettres) de 1' Universite de Montpellier; Officer d' Academie; Director of International House DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES ECONOMICS Edward B. James, M.S. Ass't. Prof. of Economics Robert E. Williams, M.A. Ass't. Professor of Economics 32 Elmer Pendell, Ph.D. Howard Prichard. M.A. Associate Prof. of Economics Assistant Prof. of Economics DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Charles W. Peek. M.A. Anatol von Spakovsky. Ph.D. Assistant Prof. of Assistant Prof. Sociology of Sociology Frank M. Lovrich, Ph.D. DEPARTMENT Associate Prof. of Sociology OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Paul Schumann. M.A. Edwin Van Keuren. Ed.D. Instructor in Political Science Associate Prof. of Political Science Jackson W. Selman. Ph.D. Associate Prof. of Political Science 33 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Lucile Chapman, Ph.D. Associate Prof. of History William E. Gilbert, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of History James Marvin Anders, Ph.D. Chairman of Division, Professor of History Bernard R. Hennes, Ph.D. Associate Prof. of History Milo Magaw, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of History James Moncrief, M.S. Ass't. Prof. of History Margaret Woodhouse, Ph.D. Associate Prof. of History Horace Stevenson, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of History Kenneth Whitehead, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of History 34 DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY Leon McCluer, M.A. Associate Prof. of Geography Roland Skinner, M.S. Assistant Prof. of Geography DIVISION OF SCIENCE Paul J. Arnold. M.A., D. Sc. Chairman of Division; Professor of Biology AND MATHEMATICS Reuben Boozer, M.A. Assistant Prof. of Biology BIOLOGY Ralph Lindsey, M.A. Emmett W. Price, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Instructor in Biology Stanley Rhodes, M.A. Ass't. Prof. of Biology 35 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Sammy Ingram, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Mary M. Campbell, M.S. Ass't. Prof. of Chemistry Elizabeth Hall, M.S. Ass't. Prof. of Chemistry DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SCIENCE Bettye Youngblood, Ph.D. Ass't. Prof. of Chemistry Clyde J. McSpadden, M.A. 36 Harold S. Strickland, Ed.D. Assistant Prof. of Science Associate Professor of Science DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Ria Jane Chiepalich, M.A. Mildred B. Johnson, M.S. Assistant Prof. of Mathematics Assistant Prof. of Mathematics Austin Howard, M.S. Assistant Prof. of Mathematics Margaret Medina, Ph.D. Miguel Medina, Ph.D. Assistant Prof. of Mathematics Assistant Prof. of Mathematics 37 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS AND BASIC ENGINEERING James T. Stitt, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physics Earl W. Aldrup, M.S.E. Thomas L. Hicks, M.S. Instructor in Engineering Associate Prof. of Mathematics 38 "Yea, and what are you going to do about it?" "Companionship on our Campus." "I Dreamed I Appeared in Mimosa In My Maidenforms." . "But Dean Willman "Should We Go Eat in says, "No Smoking on Campus." the Dining Hall or Go Up Town?" 39 "I'd better not. You see I'm going steady." "The boys at Jacksonville outnumber the girls two:one." "Big Brother is watching you." "Six in the side." "Every campus has its baby." "A fond farwell before breakfast." 40 GAMECOCK SPORTS MEN BEHIND THE SCENES DR. EDWIN VAN KEUREN DR. DONALD J. SALLS Athletic Director Head Coach Coach Ray Wedgeworth Coach Tom Roberson Athletic Publicity Director Head Manager Ray Jordan Glenn Gentles 44 CHEERLEADERS Left to right, Front: Head cheerleader, Sherry Styles, Linda Casey, Sharon Glass, Sandy Hughett; Back: Larry Crowder, John Elkins, Paul Bain, Sam Houston.
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