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We, the students of Augusta College

to play a major role in the expa
this new unit of the University
Georgia. The purpose of this book is to capture
the school year 1958-1959 the people, the
classes, the events and hold it for those days
u'hen the passing of time will have caused even
vivid memories to fade.

Marguerite Sikes

Editor

DEDICATION

In appreciation of his sincere interest in the students of
Augusta College and of his devotion to his work, this
second volume of WHITE COLUMNS is dedicated to
Mr. Chester M. Sutton.

Mr. and Mrs. Sutton are shown in their lovely English style
home on Henry Street.

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On the

Historic Augusta
College Campus . . .

The student center is a popular spot between classes.

GLIMPSES OF STUDENT LIFE

Chess is becoming increasingly popular at Augusta College.

Young artists find much to sketch on this beautiful campus.

Students take a break on registration day.

REFLECT MANY VARIED ACTIVITIES

Several of the boys organize a football game between classes. Some of the students use the photographed for target practice.

CLASSES

ALGEBRA

Students learn fundamental operations with
imaginary numbers.

PHYSICS

Mr. Talley demonstrates the principle of the in-
clined plane.

BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION

Jim Burns explains the Annual Report of the
Georgia Railroad Bank to the business organiza-
tion and management class.

BIOLOGY

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ART

Hubert Starzer completes a practice exercise in engineering
drawing.

ENGINEERING DRAWING

CHORUS

Avis Rollins does a pencil sketch while Charles Bailey completes
a water color.

Miss McConnell's choral group practices a new number.

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PSYCHOLOGY

Mr. Galloway points out the psychology used
in effective advertising.

SHORTHAND

Secretarial students gain speed in shorthand through practice.

ENGLISH

Mr. Cowling's English class listens to a recording of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales.'

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HIGHLIGHTS . . .

College students in the Augusta area enjoy the Inter-Varsity Christmas
party, given "by the Augusta College chapter.

On registration day this scene is a familiar one as stu-
dents arrange their schedules for the coming quarter.

The Student NEA sponsors the King of Hearts Valentine Dance.

At the BELLRINGER'S Halloween party Mr. Cowling forsees
a shocking future for an Augusta College student.

Candidates campaign vigorously for Student Council
offices.

Zeke Ward smiles as his date, Barbara
Tucker, is aowned "Miss Christmas
Belle."

OF 1958-1959

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Get a load of that new teacher !

There are certain entrance requirements,
you know.

But "fine tobacco is

Cheese it, Cheyenne!

Then There Were

The Phantom strikes again !

To throw or not to throw

Ambush at Galloway Gap

Scenes Like These

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ADMINISTRATION AND

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FACULTY

DR. GERALD B. ROBINS

PRESIDENT

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REGISTRAR

S. LEE WALLACE

DEAN

JAMES W. CLARK

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MRS. ELIZABETH W. ANDREW
B.A., Syracuse University; M.S., Syra-
cuse University; Further graduate study,
University of Georgia.
Biology

MRS. MONIQUE D. BOYCE
A.B., University of Georgia; M.A.,
University of Georgia.

English, ScKial Science

CHARLES GUY CORDLE

B.A., Trinity College; M.A., Trinity

College; M.A., University of Georgia.

History, Political Science

Chairman, Social Science Division

KEITH COWLING
N.S.A.M., F.R.S.A., Plymouth College
of Arts and Crafts; Burderop Park;
Teachers' Training College (England) ;
Further graduate study, Universities of
Venice (Italy), Birmingham, Reading,
and Exeter (England).

English, Art, and
Fine Arts Appreciation

FACULTY

MRS. JOANNE A. DAVIS
B.S., Northwestern University; M.A., Colum-
bia University.

English

HARRY DOLYNIUK
B.A., North Dakota State Teachers College;
M.A.T., University of Indiana; Further grad-
uate study, Mercer University.
Chemistry

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JOHN EVANS EUBANKS
A.B., Wofford College; A.M., Wof-
ford College; A.M., Columbia Universi-
ty; Further graduate study, Columbia
University, American Academy (Italy).
Political Science, History

NORMAN L. GALLOWAY
B.S., Murray State Teachers College;
M.A., George Peabody College; Fur-
ther graduate study, George Peabody
College.

Sociology, Psychology, Economics

MRS. GERALDINE HARGROVE

B.S., Georgia State College for Women;

M.Ed., University of South Carolina.

Education, Psychology

MISS AMY SANDRA McCONNELL
B.M., Converse College Conservatory;
M.M., School of Sacred Music, Union
Theological Seminary.
Voice

FACULTY

JESSE L. McDANIELS
A.B., Bowling Green College of Commerce;
M.A., George Peabody College; Further grad-
uate study, George Peabody College.

Business Administration Chairman
Business Administration Division

HENRY OSGOOD READ
Ph.B., Emory University; M.A., Emory Uni-
versity; M.A., Columbia University; Further
graduate study, Columbia University, Uni-
versity of California, Emory University, Uni-
versity of Georgia.

English
Chairman, Humanities Division

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JOE MAYS ROBERTSON
B.S., Clemson College; M.A., University of
Florida; Further graduate study, University
of Florida.

Mathematics

Chairman, Science Division

NORMAN C. SMITH
B.S., Georgia Institute of Technology.
Engineering drawing

FACULTY

MRS. KATHLEEN D. SOSBY
A.B., Piedmont College; M.A.,
Appalachian State Teachers Col-
lege.

Librarian

CHESTER McKINLEY
SUTTON
A.B., Guilford College; A.B.,
Haverford College; M.A., Uni-
versity of North Carolina; Fur-
ther graduate study, University of
North Carolina, Duke University.
English

JOSEPH LECONTE TALLEY
B.S., University of Georgia; M.
S., Mercer University; Further
graduate study, Columbia Uni-
versity.

Physics

MISS BEVERLY JEAN WILLIAMS
B.S., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody
College.

Secretarial Science

PERCY WISE
A.B,, University of South Carolina; M.A., Uni-
versity of North Carolina; Further graduate study.
University of Poitiers (France), Duke University,
University of Illinois, New York University, Salt-
illo State Teachers College (Mexico).

French, Spanish

BERNICE T. COLLINS
Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds

MRS. IDA C. FRIEDMAN
Bookstore Manager

STAFF

MRS. DORIS C. COOK

Secretary

MRS. PATSY W. DOWLING
Secretary

MRS. RUTH H. SHAW
Secretary

MRS. MARTHA B. UMSTEAD
Bookkeeper

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OFFICERS

DAVID ""BUTCH" MYRICK President

REX HANNAH Vice President

MARY HELEN McGINTY Secretary-Treasurer

BARBARA BEST Representative

MARY NELL DUNN Representative

BUTCH MYRICK

SOPHOMORES

The Sophomore Class of 1959 is the first class to complete two full years in Augusta College at its new
location, the site of the historical Augusta Arsenal. In 1957 the freshmen elected as their president Tony
Atkins, who also served as vice president of the Student Council. Gail Bennett was secretary-treasurer and
Student Council representatives were Barbara Best, Mary Helen McGinty and Jeanette Bodenhamer. Tony
and Mary Helen were voted Freshman Favorites.

Several changes were effected in 1958. The Junior College of Augusta was renamed Augusta College and
was placed under the University System of Georgia. As a result, it began operating imder the quarter
system. Butch Myrick and Mary Helen McGinty represented the school as Mr. and Miss Augusta College.
Barbara Tucker reigned over the Christmas Belle Ball, which will become a tradition of the college.

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MADELINE RUTH ALDRED

Carefree as the day is long ... a won-
derful friend . . . possesses a jolly laugh.

JULES NORMAN ANTOPOLSKY
Never worries ... his every day and
every minute is filled with living to the
limit.

SOPHOMORES

JOHN MARVIN APPLEWHITE
Ambitious . . . nice smile . . . intelligent
. . . never too busy to do his best.

GAIL MARSHA BENNETT
Only one life, 'twill soon be past; only
what's done for Christ will last . . .
interested in church work . . . willing
to help in any task.

BARBARA ELAINE BEST

Models frequently . . . plans to be a
secretary . . . olive complexion . . .
eyes that match her hair.
Student Council, '58, '59; Sophomore
Editor, WHITE COLUMNS, '59; Cheer-
leader, '59; Secretary, Intervarsity, '59.

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Finding the water too cold for a swim, Ruth, Sonny, Barbara, and Gail relax beside the pool.

Shades of Kids' Day ! Not necessarily, this is a pleasant pastime for any age.

34

ANNE CURTIS BLOUNT

A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun-
tenance. One in a thousand . . . never
seen without a smile . . . plans to be a
social worker . . .

WHITE COLUMNS, Activities Editor,
'59; President, Intervarsity, '59; Dean's
List, '59; Dramatic Club, '59.

GORDON M. BRACK

Success comes to those who work for it
. . . shows promise of becoming a
successful businessman . . . drawing and
photography are his idea of fun.

BRETT OLIVER BRUNNER

Witty personality . . . friendly to every-
one . . . liked by all. Not many can
compare with him.

SOPHOMORES

JAMES LEO BURNS
Business major . . . His sincerity and
ambition will enable him to go far in
his chosen field.

RAYMOND EDGAR BUSH
Possesses good qualities . . . high ideals
. . . ambitious . . . sure to have a. success-
ful future.

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DELANO F. CASTLEBERRY

Energetic . . . loves parties , . . compound
of frolic and fun . . . the only one of
his kind.

JANIE VAN CHALKER
A small bundle of everything nice . . .
conscientious ... a smile for everyone
. . . likes to travel.

SOPHOMORES

HARRIETTE ELIZABETH

COLLINS

Dark eyes . . . lovely hair that frames

a smiling face ... In rain or sunshine

she wears a merry smile.

EUNICE RACHELS CRAWFORD

Good student . . . sweet disposition . . .
Friendship springs from her every tone.

ANN GRACE CROMER

A true friend is hard to find . . . capable
student ... a brain full of knowledge.
Future Teachers, '58, '59.

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Eunice, Janie, and Ann brush up on croquet ^\:ith Delano as their coach.

37

Tom, Gail, and Henry arrive for a first period class.

THOMAS J. CULPEPPER

Good character . . . friendly word for
all . . . high spirits . . . Once youi
friend, always your friend.

JOHN KENNETH DAVIDSON

Enjoys reading and dancing . . . kind-
hearted . . . merry . . . laughs away
care . . . We are always what we make
ourselves.

Dean's List, '58; Circle K, '58, 59; Phi
Theta Kappa, '59.

MARGIE GAIL DOWD

Her feelings are all true ... a bundle
of simplicity and quietness . . . does her
work well.

Newberry College: Indians' Staff, '58;
May Court, '58; NEA, '58.

SOPHOMORES

RALPH EARL DRAWHORNE

Reserve
mind .

<1 . . . good
. . The time

natured . .
to learn is

. gentle
now.

HENRY A

.DUNN

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live as
fellow
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be happy as
long as I'm
. . . enjoys
K, '59.

long as I live, and
happy ... a quiet
having fun.

MARY NELL DUNN

Cute and sweet can that be beat? Smart
and ambitious . . . full of fun ... a
delightful person indeed.
BELL RINGER, '58; WHITE COL-
UMNS, '58, '59; Speech Club, '58
Dean's List, '58; J-Cay Coed Club, '59
Student NEA, '59; Student Council, '59
Phi Theta Kappa, '59.

GLENDA MAE ESKEW

My mind is made up . . . don't confuse
me with facts. An ardent supporter of
athletics, a great sport in more ways than
one. Her future career? Physical Educa-
tion, of course.

Board of Education Scholarship, '58;
Augusta College Tennis Team, '58; Max-
well Foundation Scholarship, '59; Bap-
tist Student Union, '59; Intervarsity, '59.

SOPHOMORES

CAROLYN O. FAGLIE

A constant friend is a thing rare to
find. Petite . . . charming personality.
WHITE COLUMNS Literary Editor, '58;
Bell Ringer, '58, 59.

VERA DEAN FLORENCE
Her smile, her speech, her winning way
wills all trouble's mood away. Dubbed
"Button" by her friends . . . talkative
and lively ... a personality overflowing
with fun.

JANE ELIZABETH GIBSON

When joy and duty clash, let duty go to

smash. Intelligent . . . success is her

goal.

WHITE COLUMNS, '59.

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Mary Nell, Glenda, and Jane get ready to go to a basketball game.

Ernest, John, and Don exchange a day's classes for a hunting trip.

42

THOMAS LEONARD GIUSTO

A future bright as sushine ... He does
his work well . . . always a friendly
"Hello."

JOHNNY LLEWELLYN
GOSHORN

One of the best things to have up your
sleeve is a funny bone. Nice boy . . .
always cheerful.

DON ANTHONY GRANTHAM

Salesman at Southern Security Life In-
surance Co., Health and happiness are
a person's birthright . . . enjoys skiing
and golf.

SOPHOMORES

ERNEST THEODORE HAHN

Conscientious . . . hot rod and custom
car enthusiast . . . courteous . . . any-
thing worth doing at all is worth doing
well.
Student NEA, '59.

JOHN THOMAS HAMMOND

Laughter sprinkled with sincerity . . .

possesses qualities for a good teacher . . .

a helpful, understanding friend to all . . .
as good natured as he can be.

Annual Staff, '58; Circle K Club, '58,
'59; Student NEA, '58, '59.

McKENNIE HARDWICK
Talkative . . . thoughtful . . . likeable.
The only way to get ahead is to use the
one you've got.

BENJAMIN HARMON
A likeable fellow with amusing ways . . .
enjoys the company of people and people
enjoy his company.

SOPHOMORES

KATHRYN KELLY HARPER

Better known as "Tinka" ... a pretty
girl with beautiful blond hair . . . good
figu.'-e . . . loves golf . . . became a
Mrs. recently.

THOMAS HAYDEN

Sincere . . . eager to learn . . . studious
. . . ambitious . . . quiet but not idle.

SALLY HILL

Full of fun , . . delightful sense of hu-
mor . . . refreshing personality ... in-
dividuality has its own rare and special
flavor.

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Tinka and Sally need two more for bridge. Any players ?

45

Lila, Jerry, Napier, Beth, and Donnie get together in the student center for a snack.

46

MARY ELIZABETH HILSMAN

"Beth" . . . The twinkle in her eyes
makes you happy all the day ... a
charming person . . . Her glance is the
best of the rays that surround thee . . .
WHITE COLUMNS Staff, '59.

PALMER F. HOGAN

"Donnie" . . . keen dresser . . . friendly
to everyone ... a true gentleman . . .
It is not how long, but how well we
live . . . Sure to become a successful
banker.

NAPIER TEDARDS HOLLAND

Let knowledge grow from more to more
... a dependable, efficient student with
a capable mind ... A combination of
seriousness and good humor is always
admired.

SOPHOMORES

GERALDINE SAXON

HUNNICUTT

"Jerry" . . . polite . . . dependable and

friendly . . . sincere and forthright . . .

Rare is she who takes time to be nice.

LILA CATHERINE JACKSON

Never sad . . . makes everyone feel
happy and gay . . . There's mischief in
this lass, so sweet and cheerful.

KAY HAVIRD JARRELL

Dependable . . . conscientious student
... a gentle and soft voice . . . Success
leads the pathway of her life,

ROSEMARIE THERESA
JENNINGS
Her friends call her "Rosie" . . . has
a friendly word for all . . . always in
style . . . works part time at J.B.
White's.

President, NEA, '58; Member of NEA,
'59; BELL RINGER Staff, '58, '59.

SOPHOMORES

GENE FLETCHER JOHNSON
Dependable and nice . . . never too busy
to do his best . . . always carries a smile
upon his face.

LESLIE RICHARD JOHNSON

Laughs away care . . . nice ... a kind
heart makes for success.

KENDALL ELLIS KITCHENS

Flying is his hobby . . . always possess-
es a cheerful hello ... has a multitude
of friends . . . "Trouble never troubles
me."
Circle K, '58, '59.

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Kay, Leslie, Rosemarie, and Gene are ready to take off with Ken (second from left) at the controls

Carolyn, Jackie, and Brantley pause to talk before going to class.

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JACQUELINE ANNE KNIGHT

Work is work and must be done; yet
as I work, I have my fun . . . tall of
stature . . . always sweet.
WHITE COLUMNS Editor, '58, Ad-
vertising Manager, '59; Business Club,
59.

BRANTLEY EUGENE KUGLAR

"Kug" . . . good-natured . . . unselfish
. . . true. AH wish to know but few
the price will pay.
Grammar School Coach, '58.

RICHARD JENNINGS LEE
Has a multitude of friends . . . sober
and steadfast . . . liked by everyone,
everywhere.

SOPHOMORES

CAROLYN DAHLIA LEONARD

Never too serious, not too gay, but a
rare girl in every way . . . reserved ap-
pearance ... an accomplished pianist
. . . she is certain to be 'an efficient sec-
retary.
Business Club, '59.

ROBERT R. LUCKY

His friendship is golden to everyone . .

happy-go-lucky . . . The most wasted day

of all is the one in which we have not

laughed.

Basketball Team, '58, '59; Grammar

School Coach, '58, '59; Pres., BSU, '59.

VIVIEN CAROLYN MARSHALL

Cutest page boy around . . . quiet . . .
poised . . . small of stature, but large
of heart.
Dean's List, '58.

SANDRA EVALINE MARTIN

A lovely girl we've all admired whose
pleasant ways are much desired ... a
delightful blend of prettiness and ability.
BELL RINGER Staff, '58; WHITE
COLUMNS, '58.

SOPHOMORES

RALPH WILLIAM MASON

Friendly smile. . . jovial . . . smile at
the world and the world smiles back at
you.

SYMM H. McCORD
Intensely interested in medicine . . .
He'll do well in that field . . . quiet
mannered, but at the same time friendly
and fun-loving.

Treasurer Circle K, '58, Vice President,
'59.

ELVYN JOSEPH McDONALD

"Let your light so shine ..." pastor
of the Martinez Methodist Church . . .
very dedicated^ . . . hard worker.

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Such service ! E. J. and Symm toast marshmallows for Vivien.

J. T., Bitsy, and Mary Helen make a pleasing center of interest for a picture by Ed Meloan.

LUCILLE McDonald

"Bitsy" . . . She does her part with
a willing heart . . . enjoys riding horses
. . . sweet smile and personality.

MARY HELEN McGINTY

Her loveliness increases . . . blue-eyed
blonde . . . petite . . . attractive
. . . popular . . . active leader.
Student Council, '58, Vice President, '59;
Secretary Sophomore Class, '59; WHITE
COLUMNS, '58, '59; Vice President of
Intervarsity, '59

BETTY LYNN McKENZIE
Full of vim, zip, and vitality . . . sweet
. . . smiling face . . . nonchalant . . .
to be pleasing to all is an art worth
cultivating.

SOPHOMORES

EDWARD FOWLER MELOAN

A camera bug . . . ambitious . . . em-

ployee of WRDW-TV
as sunshine.

future bright

JESSE THOMAS MOSLEY, JR.

The time to be happy is now . . . easy-
going.

DAVID LEE MYRICK

"Butch" ... the outdoor type . . . ath-
letic . . . specialty is basketball . . .
. . . popular student leader.
Most Versatile, '58; Grammar School
Coach, '58; President, Circle K, '58;
Basketball, '58, '59; President, Sophomore
Class, '59; President, Student Council,
'59; Circle K, '59.

WINDELL DEAL NeSMITH

A young man rare . . . not too serious,
not too gay . . . dependable.
WHITE COLUMNS, '58; Veterans'
Club, '58; Circle K, '58, '59.

SOPHOMORES

THOMAS EDWARD NEWMAN

Sincere in what he does . . . quiet in
manner . . . always has a smile for
everyone.

SUSAN HUNTER NEWTON
A smart, likeable girl . . . sure to go
places in the teaching field . . .
NEA, '58, '59; Editor-in-Chief, BELL
RINGER, '59; Phi Theta Kappa, '59.

ELAINE NICHOLSON
The dearest of the dear . . . loaded with
spice . . . delightful personality.
Secretary-Treasurer, Speech Club, '59.

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Windell, Butch, Susan, and Thomas gather at one of the most historic spots on the campus.

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Lamar and Bill are about to make a motorq'cle twosome as Rosemary wishes them "Bon Voyage."

58

WILLIAM GERALD PARDUE

Never do today what can be put otf

until tomorrow

gem of a friend.

BILL PETERS

Keep walking, you're certain to make a
step in the right direction . . . tall . . .
dark . . . sophisticated . . . broad shoul-
ders.

NOEL LAMAR PRICE

Every inch sincere . . . unselfish . . . true
. . . has friends throughout the country-
side.

SOPHOMORES

ROSEMARY SHEILA RAM
A gentle youth and maiden gay . . .
vivacious . . . bundle of energy . . .
University of Miami: Honors, '58, Stu-
dent Body Government, '58; HURRI-
CANE Staff, '58; Pep Club, '58; Augusta
College: Feature Editor, BELL RINGER.
'59; Speech Club, '59.

JACK L. RICHARDSON

Extremely nice and relaxingly quiet . . .
when he speaks everyone listens.

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MARTHA SHADLE RINGSON
Blue eyes . . . beautiful golden hair . . .
a popular maid.

WHITE COLUMNS Staff, '58; Asso-
ciate Editor, BELL RINGER, '58; BELL
RINGER Staff, '59; JCAY, '58; Dean's
List, '58, '59; Treasurer, Speech Club,
'59.

HELEN PATRICIA ROBERTS

A merry light gleams from her eyes . . .
genuine friend . . . winning ways.
WHITE COLUMNS Staff, '58,

SOPHOMORES

SAMUEL GEORGE RONEY

"Sam" . . . His honor is dearer to him
than his own life ... a nice person to
be acquainted with . . . polite.

JAMES LAMAR ROSS

Devil-may-care ... a man about town
. . . another like him is hard to find.

CEFERINO C. SALAZAR

Courteous ... a true friend . . . sensible
. . . high erected thoughts seated in a
heart of courtesy.

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Patsy, James, Ceferino, and Martha match their skills at shuffleboard

61

Ed holds his pet ocelot while Linda and Bill look toward the camera for reassurance.

62

WILLIAM JOSEPH SALLEY

A likeable fellow , . , nice looking . . .
enjoys sports . . . sober, steadfast, loyal.
Circle K, '58, President, '59; Grammar
School Coach, '58, '59.

EDWARD C. SELF

Whatever task he was called upon to

do, he accomplished well . . . possesses

versatility through his many activities

. . . will make good in career of his

choice.

Physics Lab Assistant, '59; Science Club,

'59.

JOHN WILCOX SHEEHAN
Gay . . . carefree . . . live your own life
full and free.
Business Club, '59.

SOPHOMORES

LINDA SHERIDAN

Talented . . . poised . . . liked by
everyone . . . her father is a missionary
. . . her every tone is music's own, like
those of morning birds.
WHITE COLUMNS, '59; BELL RING-
ER Staff, '59; Intervarsity, '59.

BARBARA ANN SMITH
Dark eyes . , . dark hair . . . pretty
mouth ... A smile is the trademark of
a happy soul.

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DOROTHY L. SMITH

Homemaker . . . likes gardening . . .
interested in government . , . her heart
is open as the day.

RALPH EDWARDS SWORDS

Likes to sleep and eat . . . witty ... if
women interfere with work, quit work.

SOPHOMORES

HOWARD OLIVER TABB

Better known as "Bubba" . . . carefree

. . . jolly . . . nice.

Vice President, Speech Club, '59.

PATRICIA ETHEL TANKERSLEY

Sweet personality . . . feelings that are

all true
friends.

a heart with room for many

JACK C. TOMLIN

Tall . . . easy going . . . capacity for
fun . . . Trouble never troubles him.

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Pat, Jack, and Ralph enjoy potato chips and cokes

65

For Barbara, Jim, and Jimmy there's nothing like hamburgers and cokes.

66

HENRY HALL TOWNES

Gentleman . . . jovial . . . always non-
chalant . . . For certain he is a young
man rare.

BARBARA LOUISE TUCKER

"Babs"
soft .
ality .
light.

. . Her voice is pleasing and
very friendly . . . great person-
. a walking dream of life and

JIM USRY

Truth is the highest thing that man may
hold . . . devoted efforts bring enormous
results . . . interested in politics and
history.

SOPHOMORES

JAMES ALAN VOWELL

"Jimmy" . . . talkative . . . never meets
a stranger . . . There lies a great deal
of deviltry beneath his mild exterior.
Basketball Team, '58, '59; Golf Team,
'58, '59.

WILLIAM A. WALKER

Capable . . . aims for the top . . . high
ideals for the future.

SARAH ANNE WALTON
A talented artist . . . give her a task and
it will be well done . . . loved by
everyone, everywhere . . . always has a
smile especially for you.
Library Scholarship, '58; WHITE COL-
UMNS, '58, Art Editor, '59; Intervarsity
'59; Phi Theta Kappa, '59.

ELIZABETH RIORDAN WARD

"Betsy" ... A sparkling personality . . .
expressive eyes . . . popular with every-
one . . . makes an adorable cheerleader.
Business Club, '59; JCAY Club, '58;
Cheerleader, '59.

SOPHOMORES

PAUL WILLIAM WARD

Friendly . . . smiling face . . . likes
sports . . . happy-go-lucky . . . man about
campus . . . better known as "Zeke" . . .
over-flowing personality and a generous
spirit.

MARTHA ANN WARREN
The hand that follows intellect will
achieve . . . brain and common sense . . .
pleasant to be with . . .
BELL RINGER Staff, '59; Photographic
Editor, WHITE COLUMNS, '59; In-
tervarsity, '59.

ROSALYN WELCH WATERS
An interesting personality ... a sense
of humor ... a heart that is open to
everyone.

68

Zeke, Rosalyn, Anne, Betsy, and Ann leave for the game in Savannah.

69

Miller and James give Judy some pointers on tennis.

MILLER LESLIE WATKINS

"Darby" . . . lots of fun to be with . . .
mischievous . . . never lets lessons inter-
fere with pleasure . . . There are some
men born to look the best, And by right
lead all the rest.

JAMES C. WEATHERLY
Full of laughter . . . full of pep . . .good
natured . . . steadfast in thought . . .
Not that I love not to study, but that I
love fun more.

JUDITH WEEKS
"Judy" . . . cute . . . smiling face . . .
happy heart . . . fashioned so tended)
. . . young and so fair.

SOPHOMORES

ANNE MARIE WEIGLE

"Rie" . . . pretty and petite . . . full
of friendly assurance.
Business Club, '59.

PHILIP GREGORY WEIGLE

"Bo" ... A big man ... a big heart

. . . friendly personality . .
Basketball Team, '58, '59.

high spirits.

RAMONA ELIZABETH
WESTBROOK

She studies hard, thinks quietly, talks
gently and acts friendly . . . enjoys
bowling ... is her church secretary.
WHITE COLUMNS Staff, '58; BELL
RINGERS Staff, '58, '59; NEA, '58,
'59; Phi Theta Kappa, '59.

GEORGE WILLIAMS

Individuality has its own rare and special
flavor . . . Thursday comes and the
week is gone.

SOPHOMORES

JUDITH ANN WOLEBEN
Ambitious . . . smart ... a good
personality . , . Live each day as if it
were the last.

FAT GIT YEE

Quiet . . . hard working . . . friendly

. . Friendship is the wine of life.

72

Judy, Fat Git, and Ramona take turns playing singles

FRESHMEN

OFFICERS

BARBARA BRENNECKE President

BILL KUHLKE Vice President

JERRY LOGAN Secretary-Treasurer

JACK PADGETT Representative

DAVID "PEE WEE" WARD Representative

Barbara Brennecke

FRESHMEN

Jerry Logan
Barbara Brennecke
Jack Padgett
Bill Kuhlke

Eugene Accerbi
Janette Allmond
Harry K. Anderson, Jr.

W. Lansdell Anderson, Jr.

Ray Antopolsky

Mary Margaret Arbogast

FRESHMEN

Peggy Atkinson
Anna Avrett
Bill Barksdale

Virginiann Baston
Susan Beasley
Barbara Bedingfield

Miriam Belfor
Mack Bentley
Phyllis Blankenship

77

Carl Bogoslawsky
Frank Booth
Fred Bostrom

Ray Boswell
Carol Bottoms
Otis Bowman, Jr.

George Boyd
Martha Brannen
Linn Brantley

FRESHMEN

Klenke Bredenberg
Barbara Brennecke
Sara Brewer

Jackie Brooks
Sandra Broome
Betty Brown

Doris Bruce
Barbara Budnaitis
Patsy Burton

Boyce Butler
Carolyn Butler
Doris "Dee" Butler

Birdie Byrd
Mary Campbell
Ira Cartee

FRESHMEN

Curtis H. Carter
Tom Chandler
Henrietta Clanton

Jane Clark
Jimmy Clark
Sybil Clark

Weldon H. Clark, Jr.
Charlotte Cleland
Allen Clifford

Jeanette Collins
Jerry Collins
Vivian Collins

FRESHMEN

Janet Cone
Elizabeth Connell
Walter L. Connell

Edna Cotter
Collene Coursey
Joyce Coursey

Gail Cowart
Jane Cox
Donna Daniel

80

Mary F. Darnell

Joe Davall

Mary Christine Deas

B. F. Delaigle, Jr.
Ted deTreville
Ray Dickens

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FRESHMEN

Joanne Dill
Leila L. Dill
Ernest Dinkins

Edward Berton Dixon
Willie B. Dukes
"Pepper" Ellison

Bob Erichsen
Charles Etterle
Gwen Ferguson

81

Scott Ferguson
Edward Ferrall
Glenn Fields

James D. Folds
Jack Foreman
Kathryn Fox

Tommy Freeland
Oliver Freeman
Charles Garren

FRESHMEN

Tommy Gibbs
Patricia Goff
Rose Gomillion

Lessie Mae Gray
David Graybill
Jeanette Green

George Griffith
Cooper Guy
Lydia Hahn

William Hall
Frankie Hammond
Barbara Lee Harley

Henri Harrison
Joan Harrison
Edward Harveston

FRESHMEN

Arlene Hatcher
Ray Heath
Jimmy Hewett

Robert Hoffman
Ruth Holiey
Jewell Hollins

Margie Holloway
Nedra Ann Hooks
Bob Hough

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Faye Humphrey
Hal Humphrey
John R. Hunnicutt Jr.

FRESHMEN

Eugene Hydrick
James E. Jester
Jackie Johns

Sam Johnson
Randy Jones
Jack Keane

David Kearse
Henry H. Kearse
Kay Kearsey

84

Peggy Kelly
Dixon Kilbourne
Helen Kirkland

Louise L. Knight
John H. Knutti Jr.
Bill Kuhlke

FRESHMEN

Georgia Langford
Robert Langston
Patsy Laster

Richard Allen Lawson
Caroline Le Roy
Charles Gerald Logan

George S. Logan
Brenda Long
Jerry Long

85

Tommy Lowe
Dean Maddox
Sandra Mashburn

DiAnne Mauldin
Gerald W. May
Vivian McBride

Sallie McCorquodale
Ann McCoy
Joyce McCullough

FRESHMEN

Herndon McElmurray
Ruth K. McElmurray
Francis X. McGahee

Winona McGhee
Randall Mears
Briscoe Merry

Sister Miller
Brenda Miner
Carol Mobley

William W. Molony
Ronnie Moncrief
Barbara Moore

Frank Mosley
Carol Mulherin
Mildred Mulherin

FRESHMEN

Mike Mullin
Larry Murphree
Robert Murphy

Carol Mutimer
Tim Neal
Sam Newman

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FRESHMEN

Genevieve Pardue
Elizabeth Parramore
Bill Parrish

Harold B. Peacock
Julian Pendarvis
Vicki Perry

Harriet Petty

John Thomas Playford

Barbara Pollard

Douglas Newton
D. Noel Nichols
Ernest Odom

Gerald O'Hara
Claire Owens
Jack Padgett, Jr.

88

Bob Poteet
Sandra Powell
Wyman Powell

Bobbie Jean Rachels
Kenneth Redd
Jack Reese

FRESHMEN

Edwin Rhymer
Lynne Richardson
Jimmy Ridlehoover

Margaretta Riggin
Mary Louise Roberts
Loyce Gay Royal

Pauletta Russell
Robert Sanders
Florence Satcher

Joan Satcher
John Saxpn
Shannon Scott

Tommy Sessions
John Shead
Sarah Shearouse

Tim Shields
Lee Sikes
Marguerite Sikes

FRESHMEN

James Edward Smith
Mary Ellen Smith
Lee Smith

Steven Spence
Edwin Barry Speth
Hubert Starzer

Elizabeth "Toni" Stone
Larry Stone
Sarah Stone

"Lynn" Summerville
Bebe Tabb
Dan Taylor

Jimmy Thomas
Daniel Thornton
Mary Tilby

FRESHMEN

Pat Timmerman
Marshall Toole
Jerry Townsend

Eleanor Usry
Sheila Vaughn
R. Joe Vignati

Donald Wall
Pierce Walker
Geneva Walters

Jackson Walton
David Ward
Glenda Ward

FRESHMEN

Vernon Washington
Judy Weathersbee
Thomas Wheelin

Charles White
Nancy Whitehead
Dale Wiggins

James Wise
Pauline Woo
Stephen Wright

92

Juanita Wylds

Susan Wylds

Right: Freshmen take entrance exams before
registering.

FRESHMEN

Student Nurses,

Barret School of Nursing

93

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MARGUERITE SIKES Editor-in-Chief

BARBARA BEST Sophomore Editor

BEBE TABB Freshman Editor

ANNE WALTON Art Editor

JUDY WEEKS Literary Editor

ANNE BLOUNT Activities Editor

MARY HELEN McGINTY Feature Editor

ANN WARREN Photographic Editor

RAMONA WESTBROOK Typist Chairman

JACK PADGETT Business Manager

JACKIE KNIGHT Advertising Manager

PERCY WISE

KEITH COWLING Advisors

Marguerite Sikes posts notices for the staff.

WHITE COLUMNS

96

Anne Blount, Ann Warren, Ed Meloan, Linda Sheridan, and Mary
Helen McGinty plan pictures.

J Anne Walton, Beth Hilsman, Helen Kirkland, and Pat Goff draw
1 layouts for the sophomore portraits.

Bebe Tabb, Ruth McElmurray, Lynn
Summerville, and Harriet Petty
identify and alphabetize freshman
portraits.

Berton Dixon, Ramona Westbrook, and Jackie Knight plan and type
ad pages.

Jack Padgett compiles copy for ads.

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Rosemarie Jennings, Susan Newton, Rosemary Ram, Ted deTreville, and Francis McGahee make up the dummy.

THE BELL RINGER

Glenda Ward, Ed Harveston, Judy
Weathersbee, and Jackie Brooks file a
copy of THE BELL RINGER.

98

Joan Satcher, Susan Wylds, Ann Warren,
and Linda Sheridan read THE BELL RING-
ER, hot off the press, while Jack Padgett
starts on a story for the next issue.

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Judy Woleben, Lydia Hahn,
Mary Ellen Smith, Janet Cone,
and Sharon Ostafin type and proof-
read articles.

Zeke Ward, Curtis Carter, and Ed
Meloan combine their talents on
the sports section.

STAFF

SUSAN NEWTON Editor-in-Chief

TED de TREVILLE Assistant Editor

FRANCIS X. McGAHEE Managing Editor

ROSEMARY RAMM Feature Editor

ROSEMARIE JENNINGS News Editor

CURTIS CARTER Art Sditor

ZEKE WARD Sports Editor

ED MELOAN Photographer

ED HARVESTON Circulation Manager

MARY ELLEN SMITH Typist Chairman

PAT GOFF Classified Editor

MRS. MONIQUE BOYCE

MRS. JOANNE DAVIS Advisors

99

Bill Kuhike, secretary-treasurer; Butch Myrick, president; Mar)' Helen McGinty, vice president; and Mr. Eubanks,
advisor, initiate plans for graduation.

STUDENT COUNCIL

SEATED; Barbara Brennecke, Mary Nell Dunn, and Barbara Best address invitations to the Christmas Belle
Ball. STANDING: David Ward, Rex Hannah, Jack Padgett, Jerry Logan.

100

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FIRST ROW: Beth Hilsman, Ann Warren, Gail Dowd, Geneva Walters, Georgia Langford. SECOND ROW:
Eunice Crawford, Susan Wylds, Ann Cromer, Teddy Hahn, Susan Newton, and Mary Nell Dunn. THIRD
ROW; Rosemarie Jennings, Pat Goff, Kay Jarreli, Carol Mutimer, Sandra Mashburn.

STUDENT NEA

Left to right: Jackie Brooks, treasurer; Ramona Westbrook, president; Mrs. Hargrove, advisor; John Ham-
mond, second vice president; Collene Coursey, first vice president; Lydia Hahn, secretary.

101

Left to right: Ann Walton, vice president;
Susan Newton, Kay Jarrell, Mary Nell
Dunn, Ramona Westbrook, secretary-
treasurer. Not Pictured: Dorothy Smith,
president; Kenneth Davidson.

PHI THETA KAPPA

SCIENCE CLUB

Left to right: John Playford, Caroline LeRoy, secretary-treasurer; Tom Culpepper, Judy Woleben, Randall
Meats, Susan Newton, president; Ed Ferrall, Francis McGahee, Ed Self, vice president; Mike Mullins.

102

SEATED: Harry Anderson,
Francis X. McGahee, presi-
dent; Weldon Clark, John
Playford, secretary-treasurer;
Jerry Collins, vice president.
STANDING; Charles Bailey,
Jackson Walton, Lee Sikes,
Randall Mears, Joe Vignati,
Brett Brunner.

SHA MAT CHESS CLUB

BUSINESS CLUB

FIRST ROW: M. Riggin, C. Leonard, W. McGee, F. Hammond, J. Cone. SECOND ROW: C. Bottoms,
V. Marshall, secretary-treasurer; H. Collins, president; B. Ward, M. Darnell. THIRD ROW: L. Richardson,
B. Brunner, A. Haglin, C. Cleland. FOURTH ROW: J. Knight, G. Brack. FIFTH ROW: M. Wadcins,
D. Wall, B. Weigle. vice president; J. Burns.

103

FIRST ROW: Dan Per-
row, Allen Clifford, Butch
Myrick, Don Grantham.
SECOND ROW: Carl
Bogoslawsky, James Ross,
Zeke Ward, Kenny San-
ders, Bill Salley. THIRD
ROW: Philip Bell, Rex
Hannah, Tom Chandler,
Bo Weigle, Randy Jones.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL COACHES

SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS

FIRST ROW: Harriet Petty, Carol Bottoms, Faye Humphrey, Barbara Brennecke, Pauline Woo, Richard Lawson. SECOND ROW:
Collene Coursey, Caroline LeRoy, Mary Campbell, Carol Mutimer, Glenda Eskew, Loyce Royal. THIRD ROW: Susan Newton, Susan
Wylds, Jerry Logan, Juanita Wylds, Sandra Mashburn. FOURTH ROW: Ed Meloan, Jim Burns, Jack Padgett, Marquerite Sikes,
Charles Etterle.

104

Below stars: Joe Vignati,
John Padgett, treasurer.
Left to right on stairs:
Sallie McCorquodale, sec-
retary; Martha Ringson,
president; Mr. Cowling,
advisor; Sharon Ostafin,
vice president; Rosemarie
Jennings.

THESPIANS

DEAN'S LIST FALL QUARTER

FIRST ROW: R. McElmurray, H. Petty, E. Usry, K. Fox, G. Ward, J. Cone. SECOND ROW: V. Marshall, P. Woo, M. Roberts, G.
Langford, G. Walters, M. Ringson, A. Blount, M. Dunn. THIRD ROW: J. Green, C. LeRoy, K. Jarrell, N. Holland, J. Usry,
J. Hammond. FOURTH ROW: M. Sikes, A. Walton, L. Summerville, S. Beasley, J. Smith, L. Anderson, R. Antopolsky. FIFTH
ROW: R. Drawhorne, R. Erichsen, J. Weeks, R. Moncrief, W. NeSmith, T. Swift, J. Burns, L. Sikes.

105

FIRST ROW: Thomas Newman,
Bill Salley, president; Richard Law-
son, Symm McCord, vice president.
SECOND ROW: Ed Harveston,
Ted deTreville, Jim Weatherly.
THIRD ROW: Barry Speth, Tom
Culpepper, John Hammond.
FOURTH ROW; Otis Bowman,
Jack Tomlin, Windell NeSmith.
FIFTH ROW: Ed Meloan, treasurer;
Doug Newton, Kendall Kitchens,
secretary.

CIRCLE K

INTER-VARSITY
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

SEATED: Anne Blount, president; Mary Helen McGinty,
vice president. STANDING: Gail Bennett, treasurer; Barbara
Best, secretary.

As all students are invited to attend Inter- Varsity meetings, this
organization has no definite membership.

CHEERLEADERS

Left to right: Kay Sharon, Barbara, Betsy, Elizabeth, Georgia, Bebe.

Betsy Ward, Head Cheerleader

Joe Felton, guard; Butch Myrick, forward; Kermit Perry, coach.

BASKETBALL

Philip Bell goes in for a closely
guarded jump shot.

108

BO WEIGLE, forward
HUGH McKIE, center

AUGUSTA COLLEGE

JAGUARS

ALLEN HAGIN, guard
DON PERROW, guard
PHILIP BELL, guard

109

Butch sinks two for Augusta.

Ducky Wall, forward; Jimmy Vowell, forward; Sammy Newman, center.

Coach Perry talks to the Jaguars just before game time.

110

Left to right; Pierce Walker, Randy Jones, Ducky Wall, Randy Strozier, Tim Shields, Mr. Sutton, sponsor. Not pictured: Jimmy
Vowell.

GOLF TEAM

Randy J., Tim, Randy S., Pierce, and Jimmy
watch Ducky drive from the first tee.

FEATURES

Mr. and Miss Augusta College

MARY HELEN McGINTY BUTCH MYRICK

Freshman Favorites

BEBE TABB BILL KUHLKE

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VIVIEN MARSHALL MILLER WATKINS

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MARY NELL DUNN SONNY APPLEWHITE
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Miss Christmas Belle

Butch Myrick, president of the Student

Council, crowns Barbara Tucker at the

Christmas Belle Ball. Barbara's escort is
Zeke Ward.

King of Hearts

Pat Timmerman receives the
crown from Jackie Brooks at the
King of Hearts Valentine Dance,
sponsored by the Student NEA.

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Most Handsome

JIM BURNS

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Gail Bennett

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Barbara Best

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