Flying Petrel, February 1966

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VOLUME 48

FEBRUARY, 1966

NUMBER 2

Petrel Basketball String At 13 Wins In A Row

The Oglethorpe basketball team is
riding high at press time. Coach Gar-
land Pinholster's Petrels have amassed
thirteen wins against no defeats and
are ranked number six by the United
Press International Board of Coaches
in the College Division national poll.

In the last issue, we capsuled the
first four contests. Here's the storv on
the remainder of the games to date:

December 17
Oglethorpe 74 Southwest Texas State 52

President L\ndon Johnson did not carry
Georgia in the 1964 election and his alma
mater failed against Oglethorpe. The Petrels
were in command all the way, roaring to a
34-19 halftime lead. Jerry Sams and Roger
Littell tied for high scoring honors with
IS points apiece. J. P. Bruzek, a freshman
chipped in 12 points.

Oglethorpe 74

December 20

Pfeiffer 65

Dong Ale.xander got 22 points to pace

the Petrel

Doug A le.\ander

to a win over a good Pfeiffer
team. The Doraville
sophomore had a per-
fect night at the free
throw line with 8 otit
of 8. Oglethorpe led
35-.32 at the half and
had several anxious
moments late in the
contest before pulling
out the win. Three
other Petrels scored in
double figures. Jerry
Sams had 18 points
followed by Walker
Heard and Roger Littell with a dozen each.

December 21
Oglethorpe 58 Belmont College 44

Roimd Two of the Oglethorpe invitational
found teacher going against pupil, as Wayne
Dobbs, '61, a former Petrel standout sent
his Belmont team against the Old Master,
Coach Pinholster. Dobbs won the first half
27-24, but the Stormiest Petrel of Them
All won the second half and the ball game.
The Belmont cause became serious when
Charlie Meisel. their ace guard who scored
a game high 21 points, fouled out with 7
minutes remaining. Walker Heard was the
big Petrel with 19 points, followed by Doug
Ale.xander with 13 points and Jerry Sams
with 10. Thus, Oglethorpe won it's own In-
vitational Tournament for the 5th time in
6 years.

December 30
Oglethorpe 81 Macalester (Minn.) 41

Oglethorpe doubled the rebounds plus one
against Macalester, 37-18 and played a sterl-
ing defensive game in derailing the Scots.
For the second straight time. Walker Heard
was the scorer with 18 points followed by
Roger Littell with 14 and Jerry Sams with 12.

PELRHL StiNlOK?) I'layiiig tl)cir jinat year at O'jlcllinrpc arc Hill (jdiri'^iui. I) Viv/ir Jaliii-
son & Walker Heard. Garrigaii and Heard arc starters and Johnson a nincli used reserve.

.lanuary 1
Oglethorpe 84 Hanover (Ind.) 51

The Petrels greeted the New Year with
a stunning victory over Hanover. Five play-
ers made double figvires with Roger LittelTs
16 leading the way. Walker Heard had 15,
Jerry Sams scored 13 and grabbed 11 re-
bounds, freshman Jim Hoggarth had 12
points and Dong Alexander netted 10. Ogle-
thorpe led at halftime, 42-32.

.January 5
Oglethorpe 101 Greenville (III.) 51

In their largest point output of the season,
Oglethorpe literally swamped the Illinois
team. The Petrels had their best single half
of the season also, scoring 55 points while
holding Greenville to 28. It was a Cakewalk
during the second half, as Oglethorpe topped
the century mark for the first time this sea-
son. Roger Littell was top gun with 26
points. Jerry Sams had 21 markers.

.lanuary 8
Oglethorpe 71 Georgia Southern 67

The Petrels treated an overflow Home-
coming crowd of 2500 to an exciting win
over arch-rival Geor-
gia Southern. The
game was close for
the first ten minutes
and then the Petrels
threatened to break it
wide open, rushing to
a 43-33 lead at the
half. In the second
half, Georgia South-
ern chipped away at
the Oglethorpe lead,
and a near-cardiac sit-
uation developed with
one minute to play as the Eagles tied the
score at 67 all. Doug Alexander coolly
broke the tie ith 2 free throws and Wayne

Jerrx Sain\

Johnson iced the game with two more. Jerry
Sams led the scoring with 17 points. Alex-
ander and Roger Littell had 14 points each.
Walker Heard and Sams played the boards
well and Heard was most instrumental in
holding Bill Pickens. 6-9 Eagle center to 5
points. A return match will be played on
February 12 in Statesboro.

.lanuary 12
Oglethorpe 92 Chattanooga 71

The Petrels had to fight hard for this one.
in a game a lot closer than the final score
indicates. The halftime
saw Oglethorpe lead-
ing 42-33, but Chat-
tanooga closed the gap
quickly early in the
second half and stayed
tenaciously close until
five minutes from the
end. when the Petrels
broke it open. Roger
Littell scored 19
points, Jerry Sams and
Bill Garrigan. 16 each,
and Doug Alexander
and Jim Hoggarth had 12 apiece. Walker
Heard collected 12 rebounds in addition to
his 1 1 points.

January 14
Oglethorpe 99 Spring Hill 92

A tall and well-staffed Spring Hill club
came to Oglethorpe and gave the Petrels
a whale of a ball game. Using two platoons
effectively, Spring Hill clawed at the Petrels
and came within a point at 92-91 with a
minute left to play. Once again the Petrels
had what it took at the free throw line with
Bill Garrigan effective in the late going.
Walker Heard's 24 points were the game
high and a step ahead of Roger Littell's 23.
tiarrigan had 17. and Jerry Sams 16 points
and 11 rebounds.

Roger Littell

Dear Fellow Alumni;

As noted in this issue, we have
made real progress toward our goals
of 1.050 contributors, and $30,000.
Let's keep up the good work. Remem-
ber any contribution regardless of
size counts towards our contributor
goal and it helps your class.

Some real fine events are forthcom-
ing this Spring that will receive wide
publicity as lime goes on. 1 hope you
can join us in the Alumni Breakfast
during the G.E.A. Meeting on March
18. This has been an outstanding
event in the past and under the co-
ordination of Eleanore McKenzie and
Mary Asher. it will be the best yet.
Our annual School Bell Award to an
outstanding person in the field of edu-
cation will be presented at this time.

Mr. Benton Greenleaf has been ap-
pointed Alumni Day Chairman. Sev-
eral new features will be introduced
this year as we continue to build on
the success we have had in the past.
Save the date now May )4th.

Over \50 alumni and friends at-
tended the Homecoming Party at
Cranham, the College Home of the
President on January S.

Best regards to you as we enter
this new year.

Sincerely,

TED BAYLFY Alumni President

THROUGH THE YEARS

CORPORATION GIVING

National Cash Register Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Denver Chicago Trucking Co., Denver, Colo.
Campbell Soup Company. Camden, N. J.
Simmons Company, New York, N. Y.
Apex Linen Service, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. Robert M. Bunzl, Atlanta 5, Ga.
Mr. Inslee M. Johnson, Attorney,

Atlanta, Ga.
Henry L. Bowden, Attorney, Atlanta, Ga.
Southern Electrical Equipment Distributors,

Incorporated, Atlanta, Ga.
Young. Garbcr & Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Gwinnett Industries. Inc., Decatur, Ga.
Atlantic Realty Company, Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. R. Beverly Irwin, Irwin. Anderson &

Smith, Atlanta, Ga.
Academy Desk Corporation, Atlanta, Ga.
Arthur Pew Construction Company,

Chamblee, Ga.
Southeastern Stages, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
Emile T. Fisher, D.D.S., Atlanta, Ga.
Tower Travel Services, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
Ace Realty Company. Atlanta, Ga.
H. M. Allen & Company. Inc.. Atlanta. Ga.
Crawford & Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. James A. Kaufman, M.D.. Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. W. A. Lee. Morrow, Ga.
Mr. John R. Lewis. Jr., M.D., Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Carolyn E. Loughborough,

Chamblee, Ga.
Mr. Virgil W. Milton. Atlanta. Ga.
H. M. Patterson & Son. Atlanta. Ga.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Atlanta,

Atlanta, Ga.
Ty Stokes Caps & Gowns. Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. Mark K. Taylor Corporation.

Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. W. P. Tinimie. Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. Clarence E. Elsas. Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. F. S. Key, Atlanta, Ga.
Trust Company of Georgia Bank,

Atlanta. Ga.

Dr. Chester Darrow, '20, Chief of the Divi-
sion of Psychophysiology of the State of
Illinois was the subject of a feature article
in the December issue of the department's
publication. RESEARCH NEWS AND
NOTES, He received his master's degree in
Education from Oglethorpe.

Ernest Hardee Duffey, '20, is a retired em-
ployee, after 23 years with the Atlanta
Army Depot. He lives at 818 Lake Harbin
Road in Morrow, Ga.

Lewis Moseley. '28, recently received the
high rank and honor of knight Commander
Court of Honor of the Scottish Rite and
Freemasonry. He is also serving as Assistant
to the General Secretary of the Atlanta
Bodies of Scottish Rite. Mr. Moseley re-
cently retired from Postal Transportation
Service.

Rev. W. P. "Bill" Allison, '33, Chaplain of
Fulton County in Atlanta was named "Chap-
lain Of The Year" at the 1965 convention
of the American Correctional Congress in
Boston. Mass. He has served in his present
position for 27 years.

Frank Evans Specht, '54, recently became
associated with the Atlanta law firm of
Cohen, Kohler, Barnwell & Chambers.
Formerly an attorney with the National
Labor Relations Board in Atlanta, he has
taught labor law at the University of Geor-
gia Law School.

Mrs. Claire McClurkin, '56, was awarded
a Master in Education degree from Emory
University in December. Her daughter,
Diana McClurkin is a member of the cur-
rent Oglethorpe senior class.

Marvin Lawson, "58, and his wife Peggy
announce the birth of a daughter, Melissa
Jan, who was born December 13, 1965. The
Lawsons already have one boy. Marvin is
currently on the Board Of Directors of the
Oglethorpe Alumni Association.

Betty Ann Friedman, '60, is teaching art at
Kirby Smith Junior High School in Jackson-
ville, Florida. During the summer, she
taught crafts and pottery at the Jackson-
ville Children's Museum. She also joined
with two ardst friends in running a summer
art shop at Mayport, Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. White, '63 and '64,

announce the birth of a son, Charles Erick-
son, born last September. The Whites live
in Atlanta and also have an 18-month-old
daughter. Allison.

Barbara (Bambi) Joy Klein, '64, is working
with the Federal Bureau of Investigation
in Washington and is doing graduate work
at the University of Maryland's School of
Government and Politics.
Anne Brown, '65, has joined Georgia Power
Company as a Customer Service Representa-
tive. She enjoys her work because of the
public relations atmosphere.
Mrs. Carolyn S. (Adams) Saunders, '65, was
married to Charles B. Saunders last August.
The Saunders live in Baton Rouge, La.
where Carolyn teaches algebra and math in
East Baton Rouge Parish.

WE GOOFED!

Oglethorpe College strives for per-
fection in the listing of gifts, the various
categories, and class years. We will
make all corrections that are called to
our attention and also on the very
obvious errors.

David S. Davies, '65. was erroneous-
ly listed as a Friend in our last issue
as was Charlie Smith. ".57, in the De-
cember issue.

Mrs. Ted Bayley, "57 is correctly
listed with her class this month and
was part of a husband and wife gift
with her husband Ted, '58 who is our
esteemed alumni prexy.

Mr. Bill Christian, '58, is also cor-
rectly listed with his class this month
and Mrs. Christian with her class of '62.

Mrs. Constance D. Wilson is not a
Friend as previously listed, but a mem-
ber of the class of "62.

Mr. Creighton 1. Perry was not listed
with Booster identification and his gift
was for the Booster Club.

If we incorrectly list your name,
please call it to attention.

Total Development Report

October 1 to December 31, 1965

NO. OF

UNPAID

GIFTS IN

TOTAL

CONTRIBLTOR

GIFTS

CASH

PLEDGES

KINTJ

AMOUNT

ALUMNI

116

$ 5,135.50

$ 477.50

$660.00

$ 6,273.00

CORPORATIONS and

BUSINESS

25

4.050.00

1.307.00

5,357.00

FOUNDATIONS and

ORGANIZATIONS

8

12.775.00

12,775.00

FRIENDS

15

1,394.00

1,394.00

PARENTS

TRUSTEES

5

2.750.00

2.750.00

SCHOLARSHIPS

7

5,940.00

5,940.00

POP CROWE FUND

H

1,234.00

1,234.00

TOTALS

187

$33,278.50

$1,784.50

$660.00

$35,723.00

Page 2

The Flying Petrel

ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS

1920

Mr. N. M. DcJurnctte
Mr. Ernest H. Diijjcy

1921

Dr. Herbert I. Wender

1922

Mr. Ernest F. Fleming

1924

Mr. Thonuis Barlenfeld
Mr. Robert O. Brown
Mrs. W. R. Garner
Mr. Otis Jackson
Mr. .4. O. Lunsford
Mrs. Gerald Towle

1925

Mr. Everett Bagwell
Judge Thomas L. Camp
Mr. William L. Gordy
John K. Ottley, Jr.

1926

Mrs. Carol G. Bartenfeld
Mr. Boyce Gibson

1927

Dr. IVillis T. MeCnrdy

Mr. Pat D. Stephens

Mr. William P. Whitehead

1928

Mr. Ctayto/i R. Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. .Stuart F. Gould
Mr. Alton L. Knighton
Mr. Lewis Moseley
Mrs. Louise M. Myers
Mi.ss Helen Rand Parrish
Mr. Marvin L. Rivers
Mr. George H. Slappey
Mr. Wayne S. Traer
Mr. Alfred A. York

1929

Mrs. Adele J. Biissey
Mr. Jo.Kph F. Fine
Mrs. Leola Grice
Mr. Willis A . Holland, Sr.

1930

Miss Evelvn F. Bird
Mr. H. M. Clement
Mrs. Lodowiek Hill
Mr. Fred H. Snook

1931

Miss Edna Callaway

Miss Mary Corley

Mr. Eugene Gifjord

Major Gertrude Jane Murray

Miss Katie Samiwl

1932

Mr. Frank B. Anderson
Mr. C. T. Gardner
Mr. George O. Luther
Mr. Roy L. Warren

1934

Mrs. F. M. Kelley
Mr. R. L. Thurmond
Mr. B. E. Walls

1935

Mrs. Sarah L. Berlin
Mr. Clark Garner
Mr. Ben T. Hargrove
Mrs. .Anfiette Vincent
Mi.ss Lucille Wells

1936

Mr. William Lamar .-iilcuns
Mrs. Hanihili Liint:
Mr. George R. Mucniunara, Jr.
Mrs. Anna E. Senkbeil

1937

Mrs. Tom Chadwick
Mrs. Pinky Gates Harris
Mr. Willitun W. Loy
Mrs. Irene H. )'oiing

1938

Mr. Carl Clark

Mrs. l^orothv S. Caslit^liola

Mrs. W. C. bailey

Mr. Francis S. Key

Mr. Creighton L Perry

Mrs. H. G. Robinson

1939

Mrs. Minnie Bntler .Mbriglit
Miss Jessie \' . Allen
Miss Nora Belle Emerson
Mr. Wilson P. Franklin
Miss Blanche E. Knapp

1940

Mr. Howard A.xclbiirg
Mrs. R. B. Brewton
Miss Eunice ChestniU
Mr. Jouett Davenport, Jr.
Mrs. W. L. Huston
Mr. Stephen J. Schmidt

1941

Mr. Mar.shall .4 slier
Mr. Herbert Beckett
Miss Julia Mitchell
Mr. James Pressley
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sctdes

1942

Mrs. Philip C. Gates

1943

Mrs. Mar\ Asher

Mrs. Herbert P. Beckett

1948

Miss Mtu(de Hntchins

1950

Mr. Jar I. Olney

1951

Mr. John W. Hall
Mr. David M. Smitli
Mrs. Bettv Van Hoiiten
Mrs. D. F. Wilt

1952

Mr. John F. Agel
Mrs. Murray L. Bono
Mr. Chester Story

1953

Mr. George Kast
Mrs. David S. Kearns
Mrs. Mae Berry Killian
Mrs. V. N. Limehousc
Mrs. Foster Morris

1954

Mr. William F. Cumniings
Mrs. J. G. Moore

1955

Mrs. C. C. Blai.sdell
Mr. Richard J. Hilt
Mr. Reubin C. Paviic
Mr. R. M. Reynolds, Jr.

NEW ALUMNI GIVING

ALUMNI

Albright. Mrs. Minnie Butler

St. Petersburg, Fla

1939

Allen, Miss Jessie V.

Milledge\ ille, Ga.

1939

Amason, Mrs. Jack

Taylors, S. C,

1962

Asher, Mr. t*t Mrs. Marshall

Atlanta, Ga,

1941-4.3

Bagwell, Hverelt

Duluth, Ga.

192."! (B)

Barlenfeld, Mrs. Carol CI.

Atlanta, Ga.

1926(B)

Beckett, Mr. & Mis. H. P.

Albany, N. Y.

1941-43

Bennett, Mrs. Belle riirner

Cos Cob. Conn.

1961

Berlin, Mrs. Sarah L.

Atlanta, (ia.

193s

Bird, Miss Evelyn F.

Atlanta, Ga.

1930

Blaisdell. Mrs. C, C.

Decatur. Ga.

1955

Bono, Mrs. Murray L.

Savannah, Ga.

1952

Brown, Robert 0,

Jackson Hts.. F. 1.

1924

Biissey, Mrs. Adele J.

.Atlanta, Ga.

1929

Callaway, Miss Hdna

College Park, Cia.

1931

Cason, William R.

Atlanta, Ga,

1960

Castigliola, Mrs. Dorothy S.

Bethesda, Md.

1938

Chadwick, Mrs. 1 oni

Atlanta, Ga.

1937

Chesniit, Miss Eunice

Moreland, Ga.

1940

C ook, Mrs. R. C.

Memphis, Tenn.

1962

Cummings. William F.

Rockmart, Ga,

1954 IBl

Dailey. Mrs. W, C.

Jackson. Ga.

193X

DeJarnette. N, M.

Atlanta. Ga.

iu->(i (Hi

Duffey, Ernest H.

Morrow, Ga.

1920

Fmerson, Nora Belle

Atlanta. Ga.

1939

Fine, Joseph F.

Atlanta, Ga.

1929

Fleming, Ernest F.

.Atlanta, Ga.

1922

Francis, O. B., Jr. (2 gifts)

Atlanta, Ga.

1956(B) (A)

Franklin, Wilson P.

Atlanta, Ga.

1939 (B)IA)

Gardner, C. T,

Jacksonville. Fla.

1932

Garner, Clark

Decatur. Ga.

1935

Garner, Mrs. W. R.

Gainesville, Ga.

1924

Gates, Mrs. Philip C.

Atlanta, Ga.

1942

GifTord, Eugene

Marietta, Ga.

1931

Gilmer, Mrs. Nancy Williams

Atlanta, Ga.

1960(B)

Gordy, William L.

Atlanta, Ga,

1925

Gould, F. Stuart, Mr. & Mrs.

Atlanta, Ga.

1928

Grice, Mrs. Eeola

Atlanta. Ga.

1929

Hall, John W.

Los Altos Hills,

Calif.

1951

Harris, Mrs. Pinky Gates

Atlanta, Ga.

1937

Holland, Willis A., Sr.

Lawrenceville, Ga.

1929

Huston. Mrs. W. L.

Lawrenceville, Ga,

1940

Hutchins, Miss Maude

Pine Lake, Ga.

1948

Jackson, Otis M.

Atlanta, Ga.

1924 (PC)

Kast, George

New York, N. Y.

1953

(Continued on ptit^c 4)

THh

. I.EADINC

CI

ASS

IN Al IMNI

1928

C;iMNG

TO DAIE:

lota

1 Givers To

Dad

Goal Toral

Amount

Goal

116

1050 S6, 723.00

S.30,000,00

1956

Mr. O. B. Francis, Jr.

1957

Mrs. T. E. Bayley
Lt. James A. Magee
Mrs. C. S. Promnitz
Mrs. Naomi P. Reilly
Mr. Charlie Smitli

1958

Mr. Ted Bayley
Mr. Bill Cliristiaii
Mr. Jimmie Clower
Mr. Marvin Lawson
Mrs. Leslie G. McGarity

1959

Mrs. Mariiui K. Kelly

Mr. Thomas M. LaSlringer

Mrs. Douglas H. Purdie

I960

Mr. Willuun R. Cason

Mrs. Nancy Williiims Gihner

Mrs. Curtis Neshit

1961

Mrs. Belle Turner Bennett
Mr. E. P. Jones

1962

Mrs. Jack A mason

Mrs. William B. Christian

Mrs. R. C. Cook

Miss Joyce Ami Gravel

Lt. j.g. Robert Olson

Mrs. Constance D. Wilson

1963

Mr. Ralph B. Grecnleaf
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Guptoii
Mr. James Pickens Taylor, Jr.

1965

Mr. Ihnid S. Dtn'ies

Februarw 1966

Page 3

NfEW ALUMNI GIVING

(Continued from page 3)

Kearns, Mrs. David S,

Palmetto. Ga.

1953

Kclley, Mrs. F. M.

Dunwoody, Ga.

1934

Keliy. Mrs. Marian K.

Holly Hill, Fla.

1959

Key. F. S.

Atlanta, Ga.

1938

Knapp, Blanche E.

Atlanta. Ga.

1939

Killian, Mrs. Mae Berry

Raleigh, N. C.

1953

Knighton. Alton L.

Salem. Va.

1928

LaStringer. Thomas M.

Atlanta, Ga.

1959

Limehoiisc. Mrs. V. N.

Atlanta, Ga.

1953

Loy. William W.

Jacksonville. N. C

1937

Lunsford. A. O.

Brunswick. Ga.

1924

Luntz, Mrs. Hannah

Atlanta. Ga.

1936

Macnamara. George R.. Jr.

Orlando. Fla.

1936

Magee, Lt. James A.. U.S.N.

FPO, New York.

New York

1957(B)

McGarity. Mrs. Leslie G.

Atlanta, Ga.

1958

Mitchell. Miss Julia

Atlanta. Ga.

1941

Moore. Mrs. J. G.

Atlanta, Ga.

1954

Morris. Mrs. Foster

Dallas. Ga.

1953

Moseley, Lewis

Atlanta, Ga.

1928

Myers. Mrs. Louise M.

Raleigh. N. C.

1928

Nesbit, Mrs. Curtis

Norcross, Ga.

1960

Olney. Jay I.

New York. N. Y.

1950

Ottley. jonn K., Jr.

Aiianta. ua.

i925

Parish. Miss Helen Rand

Berkeley, Calif.

1928

Payne, Reubin C.

Winston-Salem,

N. C.

1955

Pressley. James

Smyrna. Ga.

1941 (B)

Promnitz. Mrs. C. S.

Atlanta. Ga.

1957

Purdie. Mrs. Douglas H.

Atlanta. Ga.

1959

Reilly, Mrs. Naomi P.

Atlanta. Ga.

1957

Reynolds. R. M.. Jr.

Bainbridge. Ga.

1955

Rivers. L. Marvin

Fairburn, Ga.

1928(B)

Robinson. Mrs. H. G.

Atlanta. Ga.

1938

Scales. C. P.

Atlanta. Ga.

1941 (B)(A)

Schmidt. Stephen J.

Atlanta, Ga.

1940 (T)(B)

Senkbeil. Miss Anna E.

Atlanta. Ga.

1936

Slappey. George H.

Atlanta. Ga.

1928

Smith. David M.

Fair Lawn. N. J.

1951

Smith. Charlie

Jacksonville. Fla,

1957

Snook. Fred H.

Salmon. Idaho

1930

Stephens. Pat D.. Sr.

Atlanta. Ga.

1927(B)

Story, Chester

Daytona Beach.

Fla.

1952(B)

Taylor. James Pickens. Jr.

Decatur. Ga.

1963 (B)

Thurmond. R. L.

Roanoke. Va.

1934

Towle. Mrs. Gerald

Cambridge. Mass.

1924

Traer. Wayne S.

Atlanta. Ga.

1928

Van Houten. Mrs. Betty

Allendale. N. J.

1951

Vincent. Mrs. Annette

Kingston. Ga.

1935

Walls. B. E.

Rockmart. Ga.

1934

Warren. Rov L.

Tampa. Fla.

1932

Wells. Miss Lucille

Atlanta. Ga.

1935

Wender. I. Herbert. Dr.

Valley Stream,

N. Y.

1921

Whitehead. William P.

Douglas, Ga.

1927

Wilt. Mrs. D. F.

Charlotte, N. C.

1951

York. Alfred A.

Greensboro, N. C.

1928

Young. Mrs. Irene H.

Atlanta. Ga.

1937

FRIENDS (New)

Agnew, Dr. & Mrs. D. C. Atlanta. Ga.

Chandler. E. L. Doraville. Ga.

(PC)

Hames, John M. Atlanta, Ga.

(B)

Jones. Justin L., Dr. Atlanta, Ga.

(B)(A)

Peachtree Golf Club Atlanta, Ga.

(PC)

Rotary Club of N. DeKalb Atlanta, Ga.

(PC)

Stepp, Charlie F., Jr. Doraville, Ga.

(B)

Thomas. W. Bernard Cedartown, Ga.

(B)

TRUSTEE (New)

Sibley. James M. Atlanta, Ga.

Foreman, Robert Atlanta, Ga.

Weiss, Morton L. Atlanta, Ga.

FOUNDATIONS (New)

The Georgia Foundation for

Independent Colleges, Inc. Atlanta, Ga.

Esther K. Taylor

Foundation, Inc. Atlanta, Ga.

Gertrude & William C.

Wardlaw Fund. Inc. Atlanta. Ga.

E. T. Barwick

Foundation, Inc. Dalton, Ga.

lA.) Oe'^o^es Alnmni

(B) Denotes Booster Club.

(PC) Denotes Pop Crowe Scholarship Fund

(T) Denotes Alumni who are also Trustees.

GIFTS IN KIND

A word about gifts in kmd to Oglethorpe College. This type of
gift is one in which the donor may give any type of gift which
would he of use to the College. Gifts in kind are tax deductible and
count toward our Alumni goal. Recent examples are gifts from Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Scales. "41. who donated some office furniture and
house furniture; Steve Schmidt. '40. and Wendell Crowe. "25, who
have insurance policies with the school as beneficiary (both gentle-
men pay yearly premiums on their policies); and James J. Millard,
'62. who donated a two year subscription of SKY and TELESCOPE
magazine to our science department. Mr. George Luther, "32, has
donated the services of his construction company over the years
as gifts in kind. These are just a few of the many gifts in kind.

GEA SCHOOL BELL AWARD

Once again this year, the Oglethorpe Alumni Associa-
tion will sponsor the GEA School Bell Award Breakfast.
The date has been set for Friday March 18. You may order
your tickets now by sending $1.50 (per plate) to:
School Bell Award
Oglethorpe College Alumni Assn.
Oglethorpe College
Atlanta, Ga.
Completed details will be advised next month.

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OGLETHORPE COLLEGE

Second Class

Postage Paid at

Atlanta, Georgia

30319

Return Requested.

TO:

Mrs, Myrta T, Carper
37-B Inwood Cir., N. E.
Atlanta 9 Ga,

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