This winged horse, Pegasus, is on the ironwork on the gates of Her-
mance Stadium.

As Pegasus represented immortality for the Romans, it represents to
us the undying spirit of Oglethorpe University.

1983
YAMACRAW

Stop. Take a look around. The key
word here is "look." That's what this
book was created for. You'll remember
that, in the past, we tended to place a lot
of emphasis on the printed word. There's
nothing wrong with that idea, but this
time around we've decided to do things a
little differently. When you think back
to your time at Oglethorpe and sooner
or later, you're likely to it's not words
you'll be thinking of, no matter what
your English professor might tell you.
You'll think, instead, of the people you
knew and the things you saw every
morning on your way to class. You'll
think of the buildings and the way the
classrooms looked.

Those are the things you'll be remem-
bering, and those are the things we'll be
showing you in these pages. Here are the
thousand and two images that grow out
of a year at O.U. the .activities, the
clubs and inductions, the professors, the
administrators, the bewildering variety
of students. We chose to present them
this way because we believe that a pic-
ture speaks more directly and eloquently
than copy like this ever can and because
we believe the pictures here need no ex-
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(front row) Sandra Lynch, Donna Monroe, Tim Bates (second row) Melanie

Warrender, Melissa Blake, Laura Fowler (third row) Seretha Masdon, Mia

Wadopian, Lyn Hetherington, Mike McCracken, Chris Jaquette, Julie Burnett,

Dr. Weiss, Mike Rathjens, Ross Marcum, Kevin Kincheloe, (fourth row) Anne

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(first row) Dr. Cramer, Anne Sams (second row) Dr. Schadler, Michelle Fryer, Jill Sims, Jay Floyd, Seretha Masdon, Lotti Geissendorfer,
Barbara Mitchell, Tom Crawford, John Crowe (third row) Dr. Aufderheide, Dan Duncanson, Dave Sanders, Buck Bohac, Scott Faith,
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(from row) Allan Jackson, Nicki Brown. Theresa Long. Julie Marlowe. Melissa
Warrender, Cindy Craven, Melanie Warrender, Mary Carol Geddis, Dr. Brightman

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(front row) Eli Terzidis, Buck Bohac, Georgia Herring, Scott Haynes, Scott Faith, Bill Sharpe (second row) Trina
Crowder, Jay Floyd, Sue Bamford, Stacy Bronstein, Mike Rathjens (third row) Dan Duncanson, Dr. Wolf, Dr.
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(front row) Linda Barkis, Anne Atkinson, Shelley Dunham, Bill Tanner (second row)
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(front row) Nell Somers, Ann Rand, Sheba Romero, Donna Rothstein, Marty Paterson, Dr. Ann
Wheeler (second row) LeAnn Cox, Dr. Louise Valine, Michelle Fryer, Paul Gandolfo

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(left to right) Eileen Murphy, Jim Burk, Karl Hall, Paul Swanson, Richard Williams, Tony Petty, Dr. Paul Hudson,
Wade Roach, Cindy Larbig.

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(front row) Mike Wylie, Steve Oliphant. Shelley Dunham, Brian Sass, Jay Vanderhorst (back row) John Shellnut,
Roger Brooksbank, Sheila Johnson, John Marshal

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(front row) Martha McClendon, Janice Marshall, Tony D'Agostino, Gina Sacer, Pamela Adams, Ralph Gunn (second
row) Robin Porter. Diane Dubay. Charlotte Toya, Sunny White, Angela Wilson, Tammy Prance (third row) Jay Floyd,
Tom Crawford, Dr. Monte Wolf, Jill Schimack, Ricardo Carvalho. Kenton Boggs. Doug Dubay. Steven Bigelow (back row)
Casey Chosewood, Robin Bishop. Phil Deal. Steve Oliphant. Rob Buck. John Crowe. Richard Williams

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Dylon Grant. Kevin Hall (second row) Osagie Uzzi, Jenny Thompson,
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Janis Marshall, Karen McAmis, Sue McCue, Stephanie Staples, Meg Weiland (second row) Rob Buck, Carolyn Nowell,
Diana Hill, Anne Kohl, Peter Sheinberg, Paul Gandolfo, Terry Roberts, Melanie Davison, Mona Buck

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(front row) Sandra Lynch, Lisa Paige, Larry Frank, Kim Morrison, Michelle Pitts, Margaret Meyer, Debbie
Bryan (second row) Sherry Rosen, Rene Byland, Mike Powers, Reg Frye, Milene Schott, Debbie Morgan,
LeAnne Cox (third row) Bill Sharp, Scott Zaggragen, Scott Haynes, Marc Bell, Kevin Bradley, Eilam Isaak,
Stuart Keller, Bill Yow, Dave Gerhardt, Paul Sykes, Noah Gershon, Dave Holcomb, Scott Faith

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Lisa Paige, Sandra Lynch, Debbie Morgan, Debbie Bryan, Milene Schott, Kim Morri-
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Gerhardt, John Wilson

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(front row) Cece Crandall. Jackie Lieberman, Sam Barghouti, Susan Rosenfeld, Laura Bell, Sharon Slotnick, Jennifer Francik, Cathy Steiner,
Terry Eisenman (second row) Irma Alvarez, Howard Gelb, Carolyn Rapp, Roger Katz, Barbara Guralnick, Alicia Bullard, Sara Stout, Linda
Barkis, Kelly Marshall, Lyn Stelle, Lil Klein

(front row) Viana Faile. Dawn Sonsini, Margie Vaught, Nell Somers, Cathy Isiminger (second row) Alyssa Pittman, Debbie Morgan.
Darlene Carnes, Lisa Paige, Donna NeSmith. Stephanie Kennedy, Judi Damiano, Jill Sims (third row) Gwen Smith, Julie Quickmire,
Vanessa Chandler, Dominique Daniel, Lisa Marie Mitchell, Sandra Lynch, Lise Shade, Shelley Dunham, Kclli Hictt. Ann Montanaro, Kim
Hudgens

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(front row) Andrew Richardson, Mike Voeltz, Chris Jaquette, Tripper Conlclin, Erick Drick, Brian Cullen (second row) Steve Larbig, Walter
Thompson, Andy Goldstein, Larry Pond, Mike Sheridan, Greg Garson, Andrew Nash, Jim Marks, Charlie Stillivan

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(first row) Sam Barghouti, Hope Waldman (second row) Cathy Gay, Melissa Warden, Terry Eisenman, Sarah Ann LeCraw (third row) Ed Madonna,
Lawrence Hoffman, Scott Soloway, Ray Lucas, D.J. Treas (fourth row) Henry Hocker, Jim Mitchell, Thair Hanaway, Ross Lipman, John Crowe, Jan
Urlings, Mike Tiplinsky (back row) Ralph Beard, Joe Oesterle, Bob Balkam, Pete Fowler, Todd Wile, Brett Price

IGMA ALPHA EPSILON

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(front row) Erica Simpson. Diane Flatley, Nell Somers, Lisa Cascioli, Lisa Mitchell, Dominique Daniel, Judi Damiano (second row) Eddie Harper, Bill
Meyers, Richard Schwartz, Mike Steele, Ron Policella, Chappy McKay, Mike Pedone, Jeff Petrce, Scott Mordue, Howard Barr, John Schattenfield,
Sam Cranley (third row) Chuck Allen, Drew McNally, Rob Joseph, Joey Damiano, Tony Murphy, Scott Einbinder, Mike Browlett, Tim Rey, John
Rawls, Karl Hall. Paul Swanson (fourth row) Bud Granger, Jim Nutt

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Rose (second row) Bill Tanner, Jon Spanier, Chris Jaquette, Mia Wadopian, Laura Fowler, Glenn Prescott, Steve Stratton, Trina Crowder, Ross
Marcum, Dr. Victoria Weiss, Mike Rathjens, Linda Barkis, Judy Hunt, Dan Duncanson, Dean Foreman (third row) John Wilson, Julie Burnett,
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(front row) Kelly Futch, Darlene Carries, Kim Morrison, Elena Franco, Kim Hunnicutt, Deborah Chessler, Julie Quickmire, Rene Sims, Kathryn
Castana (second row) Ann Kohl, Gina Sacer, Diane Dubay, Charlotte Toya, April Nunn, Lisa Hatcher, Louisa Lambert, Barbara Mitchell, Susan
Johnson, Teri Roach (third row) Ray Lucas, Rob Boggus, Phil Deal, Jeffrey Petree, Doug Dubay, Angie McKeehan, John Crowe, Maureen Rowe,
Casey Chosewood, Trina Crowder

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Assistant Features Editor

Chief Editorialist

Assistant Chief Editorialist

Men's Sports Editor

Women's Sports Editor

Photography Editor

Contributing Editors

Greek Affairs Editor

OSA/Calendar Editor

Layout Artists

Business Manager
Advertising Manager
Secretarial Supervisor

Kevin Kincheloe

Ann McGinn, Randy Smith

Brian C. Baker

Terri Peters

James M. Leggat

Julie Marlowe

Ann Montanaro

Tim Bates

Richard Williams

Michelle Fryer

Laura Anne Riley

Debbie Morgan

Valerie Hall

Sandra Lynch

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Anne Atkinson, Nicki

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STAFF: Sue Bamford, M.C. Buck, Casey Chosewood, Lisa
Falkowski, Dean Foreman, Paul Gandolfo, Scott Haney,
Larry Henson, Allan Jackson, Rod Johnson, Howard Jones,
Steve Katze, Jim Kelley, Joan F. Kelley, Seretha Masden,
Maureen Murphy, Robin Rose, Richard Schwartz, Laura
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Asst. Photo. Editors

Organizations Editor

Sports Editor

Faculty Editor

Class Editor

Business Manager

Promotions Manager

Staff: Kathleen Ahearn, Sue Bamford, Linda Bar-
kis, Jane Bilancio, Robin Bishop, Diane Dubay,
Scott Faith, Lisa Falkowski, Larry Frank, Reg
Frye, Cathy Gay, Lotti Geisendorfer, Mike Heij-
meijer, Allan Jackson, Kevin Kincheloe, Sandra
Lynch, Seretha Masdon, Kun No, Laura Ann Ri-
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The Yamacraw would like the extend a sincere thank
you to Capt'n Dave Foulk, Dean Thames, Carol John-
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Emcees Scott Faith and Bill Tanner

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Brown, second runner up; Sandra Lynch, third runner up; Shelly
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the Players; Anne Sams, sponsored by A.C.S. and Sigma Zeta; Nicki Brown, sponsored by O.D.K.; Stephanie Staples, sponsored by A. P.O.; Gini
Stanfield, sponsered by the Accounting Club; Kim Morrison, sponsored by RUDD; Donna Monroe, sponsored by the B.S.C.; Shelley Dunham,
sponsored by the Men's R.A.'s; Charlotte Toya, sponsored by the O.C.F.; Sandra Lynch, sponsored by Chi Omega

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1983 Miss Yamacraw

Sponsored by the Men's R.A.'s

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(Front row) Jay Vanderhorst, Greg Graham, John Marshall, Mike Wyllie (second row) Roger Brooksbank, Brian Sass, Marohn Collins, Steve
Oliphant, Maurice Thomas (third row) Tom Seitz (Assistant Coach), Richard Williams, John Shelnutt, Bruce Benton, Rich Fisher, Jim Owen
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Kathleen Ahearn,
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Carl V. Hodges, Dean of Continuing Education;

Elgin F. MacConneil. Dean of Services; John A.
Thames, Dean of Students; George W. Waldner,
Dean of the Faculty; John B. Knott, III. Dean of

Administration

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Linda Bucki, Director of Personnel; Gloria Moore, University Receptionist;
Elaine Gorman, Secretary to the President; Marilyn Merrifield, Mailroom
Supervisor; Jack Ferry. Director of Data Processing; Julie McConnel, Accounts
Receivable; Marie Williams, Accounts Payable; Betty Amerson, Controller

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Adrina Richard, Bookstore Manager: Chuck Wingo, Assistant Bookstore
Manager; Karen Bender, Bookstore Assistant

BUSINESS AFFAIRS

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ALUMNI &
DEVELOPMENT

John Mays, Director of Development; Charles Sullivan, Director of Annual
Giving; Polly Perry, Secretary to the Director of Alumni Affairs; Bill Wolpin,
Director of Alumni Affairs and Public Information

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ADMISSIONS

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Terri Guth. Admissions Counselor; Jonathan Jay, Associate Director of
Admissions; Carol Gamble, Assistant Director of Admissions; James Nesbitt,
Director of Admissions; Randy Smith, Assistant Director of Admissions;
Helen Schofield, Admissions Office Manager; Bucky Reynolds. Assistant to
the Director of Admissions; Mary Ellen Perkins, Graduate Admissions
Counselor

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FINANCIAL AID

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Fred Carter, Director of Financial Aid; Pam Beaird,

Assistant Director of Financial Aid; Susan Dunn,

Assistant to the Director of Financial Aid

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Marshall Nason, Director of the Student Center; Neil
Frain-Fuller, Student Center Custodian; Betty Nissley,
Student Center Secretary; Eugene Brasher, Director of
Choral Activities

STUDENT
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STUDENT
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Carol Duffy, Secretary of

Student Affairs; Lew

Gordon. Director of

Counseling and Career

Development; Carol

Johnston, Director of

Placement; Dr. William G.

Erickson, University

Physician; Patsy Bradley,

Universtiy Nurse

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WOMEN'S HOUSING: (first row) Terry Fuerst; Kathleen Ahearn; Fostine Womble, Director of Women's Housing;
Susan Johnson; (second row) Denise Trosky; Judy Hunt; Shelly Dunham

MEN'S HOUSING: Scott Faith; Jim Owen, Director of Men's Housing; Don Henry (in absentia); Jim Kelley; Paul Sykes
(in absentia); John Thames, Dean of Students; Paul Gandolfo

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CONTINUING
EDUCATION

Marlene Howard. Associate Dean of Continuing Education;

Claire Carroll, Continuing Education Office Manager; Bill

Gates, Assistant Dean of Continuing Education

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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Cle Hall, Associate Registrar; Charlie Morrow, Secretary
to the Dean of the Faculty; Hilda Nix, Associate Registrar;
Prudy Hughes, Secretary to the Faculty

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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

LIBRARY STAFF: Dorothy Richardson, Assistant Librarian, Emerita; Mary Lou Mulvihill, Library Assistant; Fran
Flowers, Assistant Librarian, Cataloging; George Stewart, Assistant Librarian, Reader's Services; Ronnie Few, Library
Assistant; Thomas Chandler, Jr., Librarian.

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Victoria Weiss, Associate Professor of English; Linda Taylor, Asso-
ciate Professor of English; William Brightman, Associate Professor
of English; Philip Neujahr, Associate Professor of Philosophy; James
Bohart, Assistant Professor of Music; Ken Nishimura, Professor of
Philosophy; Barbara Clark, Professor of English.

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HUMANITIES

Nelle Crowe, Lecturer in English; Ben Smith, Lecturer in Art

Robert Fusillo, Professor of English; William Strozier

Professor of Foreign Languages

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SOCIAL STUDIES

Paul Hudson, Assistant Professor of Political Studies; David Thomas,
Professor of History; J. Brien Key, Professor of History; Philip
Palmer, Professor of Political Studies; Leo Bilancio, Professor of
History; Douglas MacDonald, Assistant Professor of Political Studies.

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George Wheeler, Professor of Physics; Michael Rulison, Assistant
Professor of Physics; Joseph Fadyn, Assistant Professor of
Mathematics; John Cramer, Assistant Professor of Physics; David
Mosher, Professor of Mathematics; Keith Aufderheide, Assistant
Professor of Chemistry; Daniel Schadler, Associate Professor of
Biology; Philip Zinsmeister, Professor of Biology; G. Malcolm
Amerson, Professor of Biology; Monte Wolf, Associate Professor of
Chemistry.

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John Stevens. Associate Professor of Education; Ann
Wheeler, Assistant Professor of Education; T. Lavon
Talley, Professor of Education; Louise Valine, Associate
Professor of Education; Jane Hayes, Adjunct Professor
of Education; Robert Moffie, Assistant Professor of
Psychology; Johnna Shamp, Associate Professor of
Psychology; Brad Stone, Assistant Professor of
Sociology; Martha Vardeman, Professor of Sociology.

123

BUSINESS

124

Bruce Hetherington. Assistant Professor of Economics: Charlton Jones,
Associate Professor of Business Administration; William Shropshire,
Callaway Professor of Economics; Tad Ransopher, Assistant Professor of
Business Administration; Linda Dykes, Assistant Professor of
Accounting; John Tully, Professor of Business Administration.

125

126

Tom Seitz, Assistant Basketball Coach; Larry Watts, Cross
Country and Track Coach; Jack Berkshire, Director of Athletics
and Head Basketball Coach; Medra Ashmore, Women's
Volleyball Coach; Bucky Reynolds, Head Soccer Coach; Jim
Owen, Intramural Director.

127

FOOD SERVICE

SANDWICH SHOP STAFF: Lynn Nagle, Bud Granger (not pic-
tured: Michelle Lend)

(left to right) Mary Jo Wardlow, Rena Jackson, Jim Chance, Rose Childs, Betty Williams, Delores Butler, John Nolton, Bonnie
Terrell, Criss Rowe, (not pictured: Rose Ezzard, Dino Ramirez, Isaiah Brown)

Jim Chance, Food Service Director

Mary Jo Wardlow, Assistant Food Service Director

128

BUILDING
& GROUNDS

(first row) Donnie Taylor, Shirley Veal, Bud Payne, (second row) Johnny
Howell, Brenda Boyd, Lillian Lawson, Columbus Chapman, (third row)
Charles Pendly, Christine Smith, Thelma Smith, Lorenzo Bell, (fourth row)
Robert Jennings, Anthony Field, Luther Dixon, Bill Breland, (fifth row)
Jesse Walters, Eddy Anglin, (not pictured: Howard Parker, Custodial Su-
pervisor), (right) Bud Payne, Buildings and Grounds Superintendent.

SECURITY

(left) Harold Johnson, (right) Steve Cheek, Security Guards

129

Seniors

Kathleen Ahearn

Edward Arias
Linda Barkis
Howard Barr

Ahmad Al-Darwish
Mahamed Aldawd

132

Pam Beaird

Gustavo Bermudez
Marilyn Billips

Karen Blumensaadt

Al Britt

Roger Brooksbank

Nicki Brown
Michael Browoleil
Rob Buck

133

Mike Burke

Steven Andrew
Carreras

Sherrv Carubia

Donald J. Conklin

Theresa Conklin

Cindy Craven

Frankie C. Day
Anne Deeney
Barry Dwork

134

Bambi Ellison
Theresa Fuerst

Russell Fuller
Paul Gandolfo

Marv Carol Geddis

"Being on full scholarship, Reagono-
mics has not significaHlly affected my
attendance at Oglethorpe. However, I do
anticipate encountering a stringent job
market upon graduation and I hope that
the education I've received at Ogleth-
orpe combined with my previous job ex-
perience will enable me to find a job
without too much trouble." ^Don Hen-

135

Jennifer Giles

Wanda Glover

Kelley Goff

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136

Karen Jolley

Howard Jones
Robert Joseph

Karen Keiser

Jim Kelley

W, Kevin Kincheloe

Teresa Long
Sandra Lynch
John Marshall

137

Tricia McCuUogh
Barbara Mitchell

Vickie Moore
Debbie Morgan

Being bilingual is no big feat for Xi
Ling Yang, a student from the Canton
regiohof the People's Republic of China.
She has grown up speaking Cantonese,
Pekingese, and a Shanghai dialect. She
is a" transfer from Georgia State, and is
majoring in linguistics and foreign lan-
guages and is currently taking classes in
English and French. Xi Ling chose Og-
lethorpe after her professors at State
recommended the high quality faculty
here.: .!:;' ; -i. .'- : ; i ' ;:!;;.,:

138

Steve Oliphant
Sally Petree

Gilbert Price
Mary Primel
Terry Roberts

Terry Roberts
Bethsheba Romero
Karen Anne Sams

139

Dawn Sonsini

Gini Stanfield

Judith Stark

Lyn Stelle

Denise Trosky

Margie Vaught

140

Mia Wadopian

Melanie Warrender
Melissa Warrender

Lisa Wessler
Jim Wilhelmy

David Wilson
John Wilson

141

Pam Adams
Adepeju Alakija
Saad Al-Dossari
Kurt Alexander ^

Layla Alfandi

Shelly Alford

Chuck Allen

Kafatos Andreas

Martha Arias

Nancy Arnold

Jill Ashton

Jay Azriel
Kenton Baggs

UNDERCLASSMEN

142

Jill Bauer
Ralph Beard
Robert Beech

Rene Bennett
Bruce Benton

Jessica Bagley
Bob Balkcom
Susan Bamford
Samar Barghouti

143

Barbara Bessmer

Robin Bishop 5

Rob Boggus

Buck Bohac

Alonso Borrero

Paul Brown

Alex Brummette

Billy Bryant

Mona Buck

Stacey Bronstein

Thad Broome

Guynelle Brown

144

Michael Buckelew
Craig Buckner
Kevin Buice
Alicia Bullard

Kim Camp
Lee Campbell
Darlene Carnes
Jeanne Carolan

145

Roseanne Carrara
Lisa Cascioli

Chris Cassidy

Todd Chapman

Mike Cheek

Debra Chesler

Kalv Chijioke

Lewis Chosewood

Charlotte Christian

"Reaganomics has not af-
fected the amount of money I
received compared to last year.
However, the interest on my
Guaranteed Student Loan has
increased from 7% to 9%. I did
not receive any need based
money either this year or last,
but I do know my chances were
greater to get a need based loan
last year before Reagan's bud-
get cuts."

Drew Mc Nally

Lagopoulos Constantinos

146

Angela Cordoba

Bill Cottone
Nick Crooks

Trina Crowder
John Crowe
Tony D'Agostino

Joe Damiano
Melanie Darling
Pam Darlington

Gina Daves
Jennifer Davis
Kym Davis
Joseph J. De Franks

Phil Deal
Barbara Deneau
Dominic DeSantis
Beth Dixon
Del Draper

147

Eric Drick

Diane Dubay
Doug Dubay

Glen Dubrowsky

Kevin Duffy

Dan Duncanson

Eyo Eyo

Viana Faile

Elaine Fain

Scott Faith

Lisa Falkowski

Hank Edison

Scott Einbinder

Terry Eisenman

Joe Exum

148

Robert Freeman
Betsey Freiburger
Carmen Frias

Reginald Frye
Michelle Fryer

Mary Felder

Maria Josefa Fernandez

Rich Fischer

Yamile Florez

Jay Floyd

149

Neil Frain-Fulier

Kelley Futch

Brad Gadberry

Elizabeth Gallagher

Mia Gallagher

Michael Goelke

Kevin Goff

David Gold

Sandra Goldberg

150

Ralph Gunn
Barbara Guralnick
Bryan Hahn
Derrick Hall
Karl Hall

151

Thair Hanaway

"Reagonomics has had ah in-
direct effect on me in relation to
my father being a hospital
based Pathologist. The 1982
Tax Bill passed through con-
gress by Senator Dole, has sig-
nificantly reduced and regulat-
ed hospital based physicians'
income. This regulation and re-
duction in income affects my fa-
ther's ability to pay for my Og-
lethorpe tuition." Cindy
Larbig

Missy Henderson

Larry Henson

Georgia Herring

Kelli Hiett

Heather Higginbotham

Greg Hightower

Susan Hilger

Gwen HiUman

Tomonari Himeno

Henry Hoclcer

Kelly Hodges

Ralph Hofer

Amy Hoffland

Lawrence Hoffman

Kathy Harrington
Lisa Hatcher

Scott Haynes
Randy Heath
Bruce Heisler

152

David Holcomb

Sonja Holcombe
Suesanna Hood

Craig Hosch
Amanda Hough
Kim Hudgens

Alberto Itriago
Humberto Itriago
Catherine Isiminger
Bob Ivey

Allan Jackson
Ken Jackson
Ebrahim Jagne
Chris Jacquette
Margarita Jaramillo

153

Joel Johnson
Rod Johnson

Scott Johnson

Sheila Johnson

Monica Jung

Mike Justice

Darrell Kaeding

Steve Katze

Ann Kauffman

154

Elizabeth Klein

Anne Kohl
Susan Kokat

Carl Kumpf
Joe Lacefield
Louisa Lambert

Todd Lane
Barb Lansdell
Cindy Larbig
Rhett Laurens

155

Darin Levine
Carrie Lewis

Jackie Liberman

Barry Lichtenstein

Micliael Lillard

Ross Lipman

Hsiao Yun Liu

Nan Loftis

Christi Long

Ray Lucas

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Janice Marshall
Kelly Marshall
C. Todd Martin
Karen Martin
Natalie Martin-Leyes

Andrew McNally
Alan McTier

Ann Marie Messerschmidt
Margaret Meyer

157

Melanie Miles

Andrew Miller

Holly Miller

Paul Miller

Jim Mitchell

Lisa Mitchell

Naomi Mitchell

Donna Monroe

Theresa Morris
Kimberly Morrison

158

Dan Noble
Patricia Nolan
Maureen Norton
Carolyn Nowell

Tony Murphy
Eileen Murphy
Maureen Murphy
Steve Myatt
Bill Myers

159

Heidi Olson

Kentaro Ono

Patricia Orenstein

Terasa Page

Lisa Paige

Carmen Papp

Maria Papp

Michael Pedone

Lewis Perry

Terri Peters

160

Carrie Pinholster
Alyssa Pittman

Robin Porter
Michael A. Powers
2 Tammy Prance

Aileen Pratt
Glenn Prescott
Brett Price
Claudia Puccio

Linda Puglisi
Chris Quaintance
Julie Quickmire
Laura Rankin

Carolyn Rapp
Mike Rathjens
Tim Ray
Craig Reinheimer
Bill Rhodes

161

Charles Richardson

Amy Richardson

Laura Anne Riley

Wade Roach

Gina Sacer ,

John Salamone _

Paula Salter '

David Sanders *'
Todd Sanders

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Lisa Rubin
Betty Lee Rucker
Frank Russo-Alesi

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Anthony Schall
John Schattenfield
Jill Shimmack

Doug Schmitt
Milene Schott
David Scoles

Kim Scott

Howard Self
Lise Shade
Bill Sharpe
Peter Sheinberg

John Shelnutt
Scott Silvis
Erica Simpson
Jill Sims
Renee Sims

163

Trevor Singer

Sharon Slotnick

E.C. Smith

Gwen Smith

Scott Soloway
Yewande Soyode
Jonathan Spanier
Stephanie Staples

Robert Strozier

Melisa Sunay

Paul Swanson

Steve Swift

164

Paul Sykes
Trayl Taber

Irene Tanenbaum
Bill Tanner
Susie Tedesco
Elli Terzidis

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Robert C. Thomason
Jerri Thompson
Joan Thull

Charlotte Toya
Antonio Travis
Dan Treas
Mark Turcot
Laura Turner

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Yvonne Turner

Jan Urlings

Jay Vanderhorst

Christy Wagner

Hope Waldman

Kris Walsh

David Wang

Melissa Ward

Gerard Watkins

Brian Weaver

Marie Wesley

Mike West

Maureen White

Sherry White

Sunny White

Betzi Whiteside

Rhonda Whitney

Angela Wilson

166

"Because of Reaganomics I
might not have been able to
come to Oglethorpe this year.
My family did not qualify for a
need based grant and I was only
able to come here because Og-
lethorpe gave me the financial
aid I needed." Geri Martucci

Jeff Williams
Richard Williams
Teresa Willson
Debbie Wolfe

Charles Wolff
Anita Wright
Chip Wuerz
Mike Wyllie

Through darkroom error on the part of Georgia Photographies, our
class photographers, the following people's photographs are not in-
cluded in the class section: Brian Baker, Michael Fite, Kate Garvey,
Eilam Isaak, Martha McClendon, Anna Maria Platanis, and Annie
Robertson. We apologize for the error. The Editors.

167

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may also qualify for generous financial assistance and many other benefits to help you
complete your education. The Georgia Army Guard offers an opportunity to serve your
state and nation while helping yourself. Call 656-6254 in Atlanta.

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Banker will you go bankrupt from all the robberies?
A robber is on the loose!

Monument pictures #1 in film production is
accepting funds for future productions

Marvin & Dorothy you raised a very special son.
Merci LB Sam Thanks for being you.

Jeff Don't ever give up. I believe in you. Je T'
Aime LB

May B&M university increase in fortune in the
future. Bon Courage, Bon Chance et Beaucoup De
Succes A Les Fondateurs. Take care Linda

Gee Wow Golly Whizzo, Man!

Thank to all the faculty that helped with my grad.
school applications MLW

From the President of the Int'l Club, Assaf Al
Assaf, many thanks to the O.S.A. and O.LC. in 82-
83

Robert If I had a box just for wishes & dreams
that had never come true the box would be empty
except for the memory of how they were answered
by you. Wonderful friends are hard to find Fm

glad 1 found you. Linda

Bill. Brick, Hot, We're all wack Jobs, Fm proud
of it R.R. Dean, Nazis aren't funny. BEV

Goodbye at last. Bye-Bye all you magnificent people
enjoyed my stay even around the old OU crazy-
house Mikey AMF

I love you Dawn! Love Mike

OU Thanks for four terrific years. BEST
WISHES Sandi Lou

To CHI OMEGA Thanks for the support and good
times that we've had. Good luck next year. I love
you all! LeAnne

CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Manning M.
Pattillo

Kevin, Thank you for all the support and
understanding Fondly, Terri

Dear Children, Just a final note to say how proud I
am of you. Best of Luck etc. Love Dad

Personally I think these ads are a stupid idea

designed to gull poor, naive fools into spending their
valuable cash

Class of '85 Donna Rothstein

To my students who have reveled in psychology
THANK YOU. M. JOHNNA SHAMP, PH.D.

The HE-MEN-WOMEN-HATERS CLUB salutes
the Class of 1983!

To Lisa, Thanks for the good times and the good
times yet to come. Love always, Shnookums

Remember the Twilight Zone!!!!

Gandolfo's Theorem:

Real life can't be like this . . .

Or can it?

Hey Brian! FOB.

D.H. Had a good crisis lately? Let me know if you
do. Love P.G. P.S. Remember what happens to
college friendships!

Jerkface what ever happened to my trailer in
North Gwinnett??

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The Yearbook of Oglethorpe University
3000 Woodrow Way^ N.E. Atlanta^ Georgia 30319

May 1983

Dear Reader,

"This place is ducking unbelievable." More apt words cannot be found to describe this office. The office and the people who inhabit it are nothing if they are not off tl
wall; yet somehow we've produced a yearbook and I believe it's a good one at that. There are several individuals who did so much that a part of them is bound into the boi
alongside with the pages.

Special thanks have to go to Nicki Brown who was not only an excellent photo editor (most of the time) but also had the strength to head the moral support staff despite
insurmountable obstacle (me). The faculty section and that awful headline in the soccer section owe their existence to Judy Hunt. Judy thanks for hanging in there and i,
there a chance for me to get that trailer in north Gwinnett anymore? The award for independence goes to Marty Eastlack. While most of us were concentrating on the coloil
pages Marty and a small staff completed the class section. Without her we probably never would have made our initial deadlines. In the "would you mind doing that cm
more time" department there was Anne Sams. How she put up with all the rescheduling problems we gave her is beyond me. Thanks Anne. Tim Bates deserves a thank yoi
for all the late nights he spent helping us make deadlines and for sticking it out.

A few thank-you's are overdue in the darkroom. The Dialated Pupil Award goes to Bucky Frank. If he hadn't closeted himself in the darkroom for hours and hours (and
hours and hours) a good portion of this book would never have been. Thanks go to Scott Haney for ANPP (I bet you're wondering what that means ask Scott). Scott alscl
played an important role on the moral support team (panks thai I owe you one). Last but most definitely not least is Larry Henson. able bodied photographer, all arount
great guy, and chief in charge of homework. He also figured prominently on the moral support group he doesn't get called son for nothing you know.

Over on the business staff, Dave Gerhardt deserves special mention. He took care of the ad campaign, and other business matters almost single handedly. Then there
Bill Tanner. If you ask him how much work he did on the Miss Yamacraw Pageant Lm sure he'll tell you nothing. In reality he organized rehearsals, staged the show and
made a large part of the pageant possible. Special thanks go to Seretha Masdon who stepped in just before the show and helped pull the whole thing off.

THE YAMACRAW has been fortunate enough to have several very special friends this year. Kevin Kincheloe stood by and let us borrow everything from photos to thi
office from the STORMY PETREL. Laura Anne Riley insists she didn't do anything for us but she took a whole bunch of pictures for this book. Art Williams, our publish-
ing representative, fits high up on our list of friends as does Dean Thames, our advisor. Last but not least, thanks go to Sue Bamford, Tim Bates, Nicki Brown, Larry Hen-
son, Sandra Lynch, and Laura Anne Riley. They were there at the end when this book was finished and because of them 1 got to go to bed at a reasonable hour.

There's no way this letter could express all the thank you's that are necessary. A pretty special bunch of people worked on this yearbook and I'm proud to call a lot of them
my friends.

Well, that's it. The 1983 Yamacraw is a reality, the office is clean and the staff has gone home. I hope you enjoy the book and you know something'? This place is ducking
unbelievable!

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capturing what it meant to spend this year
at Oglethorpe. We've tried to cover the
events that can be counted on to happen
each semester, the ones that were unique to
1982-83, and a few that might easily have
been overlooked if there hadn't been a Ya-
macraw photographer on hand to preserve
them for posterity.

There are some things about this past
year that we couldn't put here. There was
no room to include the weather, the news
events that were talked about in class or in
the Hearst lounge, or what was happening
" sports. More importantly, we found it

jwssible to convey with pictures some of
the things you'll probably find most impor-
tant about your time at Oglethorpe. We
couldn't for instance, find any way to pre-
serve memories of what you learned or the
things you felt or the friendships and fights
you had. The best we could do is give you
this record in pictures and hope that, in
looking back to it years from now, you'll be
reminded and find some way to fill in the
blanks yourself. And that's what a year-
book is supposed to do.

This winged horse, Pegasus, is on the ironwork on the gates of Her-
mance Stadium.

As Pegasus represented immortality for the Romans, it represents to
us the undying spirit of Oglethorpe University.