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Collection:: Augusta State University, Reese Library collections in the Internet Archive
Title:: White Columns
Creator:: Augusta College (Augusta, Ga.)
Publisher:: White Columns, Augusta College, 1965
Date of Original:: 1965
Subject:: Junior College of Augusta (Augusta, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
Location:: United States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta, 33.47097, -81.97484
Medium:: student yearbooks
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Description:: 200 pages with illustrations
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Metadata URL:: https://archive.org/details/whitecolumns1965augu
IIIF manifest:: https://iiif.archive.org/iiif/3/whitecolumns1965augu/manifest.json
Holding Institution:: Augusta University, Reese Library
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AUGUSTA COLLEGE

CHARLES GUY CORDLE
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REESE LIBRARY

Augusta College

Augusta, Georgia

1965
White Columns

Augusta College

Augusta, Georgia

Volume VIII

Rapidly Developing Industrial

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Empire Is Sustained by

Educational Nucleus

Industry . . . Construction . . . Education . . .
Transportation . . . News Media . . . Religion . . .
Cultural Heritage . . . Population Expansion . . .
These are a few of the ingredients which help to
compose the Central Savannah River Area. Augusta
College, a four year degree granting institution, is
supplying qualified nnen and wonnen to go out into
the CSRA and meet the needs of our growing area.
You will see emerging through our gates scientists,
doctors, lawyers, secretaries, teachers, musicians, art-
ists, and many other qualified professionals. This is
our purpose ... to give to society the leaders of
tomorrow.

Rich Cultural

Continued Through

College Arts

Heritage
Expanding

Campus Compliments Garden

City's Beauty

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College

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LOUISVILL[_^_

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Links Area Communities to City

Area's Population Expansion
Tells College Growth Pattern

College Keeps in Step With
Area Construction Boom

Religious

and Social Life Tunes in
With Organized Calendar

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Table of Contents

dedication ..l_.

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BEAUTIES

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B. Dudley Jervey

Mr. Jervey and Leslie Wallace cheer the team on

Dedication

Energetic, enthusiastic, dedicated, capable, and worthy of
accolade; a friend to the college and a credit to education; this
is Dudley Jervey.

Signing checks is his hobby?

All work and no play makes Dudley a dull boy

Organizations

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Augusta College Choir

The 1965 Augusta College Choir succeeded in doing many things this year. Members of the Choir sold
candy and cut a record, "Voices From White Columns". This year the Choir went on tour to Washington,
D. C. giving several performances on the way.

Pat Bailey
Art Benton
Karen Brown
Denise Croucli
Robert Crout
Sue Diephuis
Bill Estroff
Vicky Gavalas
Janet Helm
Gayle Hollins
Larry Holton
Judy Jones
Meg Jones

Members

Kay Lankster
Elaine Linnenkohl
Albert AAarrero
Van McCollum
Pansy Peebles
Joan Prosnak
Martha Remington
Brenda Riner
Glenda Severance
Nick Shaw
Sam Sibley
Violet Sikes
Lou Swanson

Nina Tantillo
Carolyn Wood
Susan Woolf

Officers

President Van McCollum

V/ce-Pres/c/enf Vicki Gavalas

Secretary Sue Diephuis

Treasurer Lou Swanson

Publicity Gayle Hollins

Librarian Art Benton

Music Director Emily Remington

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Members of the choir drape an identification sign on the side of the bus for their annual spring four

Mrs. Remington presents the first record of the AC choir "Voices from White Columns" to Dr. Robins. Also pictured is Mr. Malone

The Bell Ringer staff compiles next edition.

Rick Davis receives Ga. Press Award frc

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The Bell Ringer
Staff

EDITOR Rick Davis

NEWS EDITOR Becky Kelly

BUSINESS MANAGER Becky Lindsey

SPORTS EDITOR __ Jack Bowers

SOCIETY EDITOR _ _. __._.. Elaine Branch

REPORTERS Bob McCarthy

Skip Hutchison

Mae Mulherin

Catherine Brewer

Ann Lee

Jimmy Grier

David Nuno

Tony Foss

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ____.. Virginia Hall

Carolyn Hall

Evelyn Channel!

Mary Haecker

ADVISOR Elizabeth deBeaugrine

Baptist Student Union

The Baptist Student Union promotes an atmos-
phere of Christian fellowship on the campus and
contributes to the spiritual development of its
members.

Officers

President Judy Corry

Vice-President Ralph Lever

Secretary Shirley Spence

Ac/visor Rev. Fred Moore

Publicity Chairman Kay Bedingfield

Summer Missions Ciiairman Rene Godbee

Social Chairman Pansy Peebles

Members

Bobby Anderson
Kay Bedingfield
Ronnie Best
Philip Bledsoe
Judy Corry
Denise Crouch
Gary Dunagan
Marilene Edmonds
Donn Essex
Ray Gannaway
Rene Godbee
Steve Griffin
Linda Hemingway
Gayle Hollins
Judy Jones
Jon Latimer
Ralph Lever
Nancy Overman
Pansy Peebles
Shirley Spence
Lynne Whittle

Inter- Varsity

Inter-Varsity is a non-denominational organization. Their purpose is to deepen and strengthen the spiritual
life of its members and through Christian Fellowship enrich the lives of Augusta College students.

Members

Kay Bedingfield

Ed Merry

Robert Crout

Shai Speir

Linda Hemingway

Marian Ann Stockton

Sue Johnson

Linda Stol<es

Robin McKnight

Officers

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Advisor

Ed Merry

William Hatcher

Marian Ann Stockton
Linda Stokes

. Mrs. Margaret McKie
Jim Raines-IVCF staff

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Circle K

Circle-K Club promotes higher social, business and professional standards. The club is active in campus
affairs and has done a great deal to build school spirit. Activities this year included: collecting for the cancer
and heart fund, Little 500, car wash, K-Deb dance, and several members attended the state convention at
Jekyll island.

Students participate in "Little 500."

Officers

President Sammie L. Bodie

Vice-President Willis Rowland

Secretary Jim McClatchy

Treasurer George Hoard

Parliamentarian John Trulock

Chaplains Jim Ford and Bill Acton

Sam Bodie receives B. Dudley Jervey Award from Mr. Dalis.

Members

Bill Acton
Dean Antonakos
Ken Badke
Lowell Bentley
Sammie Bodie
Joey Cheek, Jr.
Dan Corley
Kenny Cozart
Jimmy Cross
Rick Davis
Thomas Dearing
Bill Domen, Jr.
Jimmy Drew
Barney Dunstan, Jr.
Roy Du Puis
Ernie Fellers
Jimmy Findlay
Jim Ford
Marty Frantz
Ray Gannaway
Jerry Garrard
Mike Gigandet
Al Haack
Steve Harrill
Jeff Harris
B. J. Hatcher
Bobby Hawes
Danny Helmby
George Hoard
Charlie Hutto

Paul Joe

Jack Johannsen, Jr
Duncan Johnson
John Jopling
Wayne King
Ken Korach
George Lively
Lee Luckey
Jimmy LeBlanc
Jim McClatchy
Bobby Mills
Jimmy Mitchell
Johnny Mitchell
Bill Mura
George Mutimer
Howard Mulcay
Chip Neal
Jack O'Connell
John Owens
Harry Peebles
James Perrow
Ronnie Primrose
Walter Ramos
Willis Rowland
Rusty Shearer
Billy Stevens
Oggie Tabb
Randy Thompson
John Trulock, Jr.
Randy Warr

Johnny Weathers
David Willingham
Walter Worsham

Faculty Advisor Spyros J. Dalis

Circle K barbecue.

Collegiate Civitans

The Collegiate Civitan Club promotes good fellowship and high scholarship, serves on the campus and in
the community and provides an opportunity for leadership. Civitans sponsored a barbecue, "Send A Mouse
To College," car wash, bus trip for basketball tournament and the student-faculty basketball game.

Officers

President ,....

Connie Clifford

Vice President

Nancy Solomon

Treasurer

Pat Baxter

Secretary

Martha Whaley

Corres. Secretary

Pat Henry

Chaplain

Robin McKnight

Sergeanl-at-Arms

Pat Doolin

Parliamentarian

Ginger Walker

Historian

Donna Ayers

Civitans sponsored a drive "Help Send a Mouse to College.*

Members

Donna Ayers
Pat Baxter
Pat Bone
Connie Clifford
Cheryl Hall
Phyllis Cadle
Pat Doolin
Carol Haskell
Diane Hughes
Virginia Hall
Carolyn Hall
Pat Henry
Susan Hey
Saundra Kiyfes

Civitans welcome Mr. lacocca. Ford Vice President

Nancy Lackey
Patti Lechman
Becky Lindsey
Karen MacDonald
Robin McKnight

Sally Nichols
Nancy Peters
Lynn Peebles
Sally Plunkett
Ann Phillips

Connie Quinn
Nancy Solomon
Nancy Spearman
Patsy Standlee
Linda Stokes
Ginger Walker
Martha Whaley

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Phi Beta Lambda

Phi Beta Lambda is a service club open to business administration, business education and secretarial science
students. It is a national organization sponsored by the National Business Education Association, a branch of
the National Education Association, and here at Augusta College is advisfed by Miss Jean Williams, Mr. Norman
Kaylor and Mr. William Whatley. Outstanding activities for 1964-65 are: Printing of the Augusta College Student
Directory, participation in the "Woodrow Wilson Survey," being awarded one of two state Gold Seal Merit Awards
for outstanding service and, Marty Frantz, local president, was elected to the state presidency for 1965-1966.

Installation of Officers

Officers

President Martin L. Frantz

Vice-President Barbara Fuimer

Secretary Sandra Dixon

Treasurer Johnny Mitchell

Faculty Sponsor Miss Jean Williams

Members

Frank Ahouse
Daria Aulry
Lowell Bentley
Sara Ann Black
Marilyn Boatwright
Sammie Bodie
Edward Boland
Norman Booker
Barbara Braswell
David Burroughs
Ray Cavannagh
Brenda Childs
Lillian Colennan
Dean Cooper
Marilyn Cross
Bill Denny
Kay Dixon
Malinda Drew
Gary Dunnagan
Edward Fletcher
Jo Ann Forster
Martin Frantz
Barbara Fulmer
Jerry Gabbert
Linda Harrison
Susan Hey
Robert Johnson
Judy Jones
Billie Kemp
John Kennedy
Sandy Kidd
Wayne King
Charles Lambert
James LeBlanc
George Lively
Karen MacDonald
Butch McKie
Jimmy McLeod
Blake Meadows
Ann Meyers
Johnny Mitchell
Henry Nagel
Sally Nichols
Pansy Peebles
Marsha Purvis
James Riddlehoover
Cheryl Robinson
Willis Rowland
Rosemary Saxon
F. J. Scheffler
John Schweers
Linda Scott
Susan Sigman
Walter Stanley
Jane Sumner
Gary Thompson
Johnny Trulock
Hilda Turner
Ellen Usry
Chuck Walton
Jane Weeks
Marcia West
Nolan Wiggins
Ann Wilburn
David Willingham
Michael Wren
Lynda Yates

Marty Frantz (R) president of AC chapter of Phi Beta Lambda, has been elected
state president at a convention held in Atlanta. The local chapter had 13 repre-
sentatives at the annual convention. Barbara Fulmer (L) was state vice-president
last year.

SNEA

Student NEA, an affiliate of the National Education Association, is an organization for all students interested
in the teaching profession. SNEA has sponsored local District meetings here at AC, and the King of Hearts Dance
in February. Jimmy Grier was elected state treasurer at the state convention.

Members

Susan Amick

Nettie Barnes

Patricia Bone

Phyllis Cadle

Jimmy Grier

Steve Griffin

Carol Haskell

Gail Hogan

Charlotte Jones

Saundra Kiyfes

Jon Latimer (nol pictured)

Kay Lankster

Patricia Linville

Betty Mims

Vee Nelson

Patsy O'Byrne

Barbara Olson

Nancy Spearman

Linda Turner

Janice Woolf

Officers

President Pat Henry

1st Vice-President _. Pat Bone

2nd Vice-President Janice Woolf

Secretary _ Patsy O'Byrne

Treasurer Jimmy Grier

Chaplain Saundra Kiyfes

Advisors Mrs. Geraldine Hargrove
Mr. James Dye

Historian Barbara Olson

Sergeant-at-Arms __ Carol Haskell

Pat Henry, President, SNEA, receiving from George Forbes, AC Alumnus, Out
standing Sophomore award.

John Trulock crowned King of Hearts by Pat Henry

Student Council

Student Council is the governing body of the students. This year they sponsored two dances for students
fall quarter. Also, they sponsored Homecoming for Augusta College alumni and a dance. Highlighting fall quarter
was the annual Miss Christmas Belle Ball held at the Augusta Town House. During the winter three dances
were sponsored by Student Council. Spring quarter was the scene of the field day and annual Jagland dance.

Female tug-of-war

Members

Pat Bone
Phyllis Cadle
Donna Cowley
Kenny Cozart
Tommy Dearing
Susanne Edenfield
Jim Ford
Ray Gannaway

Jeff Harris
Pat Henry
Becky Lindsey
Howard Mulcay
David Roper
Patsy Standlee
Johnny Trulock

Officers

Pres. _._ Johnny Trulock

V-Pres. Jeff Harris

Secretary Donna Cowley

Treasurer Jim Ford

Chaplain David Roper

Members

Diane Cone
Jon Davis
Barbara Fulmer
Denny Kearns
David Leonard

Mary Murtaugh
Richard Murtaugh
Guy San Fratelio
Andy Schwitler
Tommy Werrick

Officers

President
Vice-President
Secretary

David M. Leonard

Andre Schwifter

Barbara Fulmer

Treasurer Guy San Fratelio

Chaplain Father Stephen Connelly

Advisor Lf. Thomas Burke

Newman Club

The Nev^/man Club is a Catholic youth organization open to all Catholic
students at AC. This year the club has had a series of guest lecturers.

Members

Marcia Anglin
Sue Diephuis
June Hansen
Earl Hollingsv^orth
Ann Jones
Nancy Lackey
James Perrow
Charles Tafum
John Young

Officers

Co-Presi'denfs Nancy Lackey

Ann Jones

Co-Vice-Presidents June Hansen
Earl Hollingsworth

Secretary Sue Diephuis

Treasurer Charles Tatum

Faculty Advisor .. John M. Smith

Westminster Fellowship

This Presbyterian club is for students at Augusta College, Medical
College of Georgia and the Barrett School of Nursing.

KEN AL-JAMIL
Class Editor

MARIAN ANN STOCKTON
Business Manager

ELIZABETH DEBEAUGRINE, Advisor

RAY CAVANAGH

Sports Editor

White Columns

The AC annual is a student publication under the direction
of the Coordinator of Student Activities. This year for the first
time the "White Columns" is the regular college length in size
9x12. In September the editor and business manager attended
a work shop for college annual staff at Emory University, Atlanta,
Georgia.

Young Republicans

The Young Republicans of Augusta College made their mark at AC and the surrounding area this year during
the presidential election. They sponsored, along with the Young Democrats, a series of political debates fea-
turing local Republican and Democrat candidates. There was a mock election held in the student center in
November.

Chdirman

Vice-Chairmen

Secretary-Treas.

Officers

Robert Crout

Mary Haecker

Sue Johnson

Members-at-Large of Executive Committee

Faculty Advisor Mr. John Smith

Bill Mura
Erol Ham

Members

Larry Annis
Robert Crout
Howard Ellioft
Mary Haecker
Erol Ham

Sue Johnson
Bill Mura
Dianna V/ilson
Janice V/oolf

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Classes

Sophomores

William C. Acton
AAarianna Adams
William B. Adams

Thomas J. Alonso
Susan J. Amick
James A. Anderson

Dieter G. Arnold
Rainer G. Arnold
Francis E. Asserson

Anthony E. Attaway
Donna K. Ayers
Nettie Barnes

Noilli Augusta party group tests stionglh of Ford.

Stewart P. Barrett
Jimmy Beazley
Lowell E. Bentley

George R. Best
William G. Bilton
John S. Black

Lewis N. Blackstone
Jean M. Blenis
Sammie L. Bodie

Patricia' E. Bone
Ronald E. Bortz
Jennie C. Boyce

Barbara J. Braswell
Marlene W. Bromley
Hugh K. Brown

Lois P. Cadle
Margaret Callicott
Connie AA. Clifford

John AA. Coburn
Larry W. Collins
James D. Cooper

Hyland M. Corbin
Judy A. Corry
Kenneth E. Cozart

Marilee Craven
Johnnie A. Creech
Preston A. Creech

William D. Crowe
David L. Davis
Richard Davis

Ronnie W. Dixon
Patricia R. Doolin
Cassandra Dressel

"The little brown shack out back"

Sophomores
Assume Xew Junior
Responsibilities

Ann H. Dukes
Clarence E. Dunn
Bernard S. Dunstan

Howard R. Elliott
George D. Farmer
Lucyle G. Ferris

James M. Ford
Jo Ann Forster
Martin L. Frantz

Hound instructs group in new first aid class

Sophomores . . .

Carry Out

Duties of Newly

Formed ICC

4 big wheels prepare to go around in circles

Barbara J. Fulmer
Raymond C. Gannaway
C. Victoria Gavalas

J. Rene Godbee
Stephen O. Griffin
Daniel C. Guy

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Linda J. Harrison
S. Gayle Hatcher
Janelle C. Hawes

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Patricia J. Henry
Ellen T. Hill
James C. Hillis

George G. Hoard
Kay L. Hodges
C. Gail Hogan

Larry E. Holton
Carolyn R. Horn
Terral R. Howell

Marion F. Hudson
William R. Hutchison
Ann M. Hydrick

Sophomores . . .

Render Decisions

on New Class

Ring Design

Barbara Tomlin and Melinda Drew mechanize the mechanic

David M. Inglett

Paul Joe

John E. Johannsen

James R. Johnson
Harold D. Jones
Rebecca S. Kelly

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Billie J. Kemp
Wayne H. King
Nancy A. Lackey

Christmas Belle Ball beauty candidates await decision.

Sophomores . . . are Challenged by Higher
Curricular Standards

Carolyn D. Le Blanc
Ralph J. Lever
Lynn C. Lewis

George G. Lively
Emmanuel Mamakos
Robert C. Manly

Gary P. Markert
William A. Martin
James H. McClatchy

Dolores McCormick
James B. McCoy
Ruby M. McCrary

George M. AAcDaniel
Patricia B. McElveen
Bonnie E. Mills

Jerry F. Mims
John M. Mitchell
Kathryn P. Mobley

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Melinda Drew and David Davis enjoy fannily facilities

Sandra C. Mobley
Howard R. Mulcay
A. Mae Mulherin

George C. Mutimer
E. Dianne Nipper
David F. Nuno

Richard F. Oglesby
John T. Parker
Robert Paul

Gwendolyn Peebles
Mary L. Pilcher
Margaret P. Pittman

Dale M. Points
Charles B. Poston
James R. Pounds

Sophomores . . .
Surpass Previous
Class Enrollment

Ronnie L. Primrose

While players rest spectators dance at halftime

Kenneth Rainwater
James Ridlehoover
Lynette C. Rinehart

Nancy K. Roberts
Carl E. Roland
Wayne W. Rouse

Ellie R. Rushin
Angelo J. San Fratello
Guy J. San Fratello

Pamela Scargill
Myrtle A. Schaeffer
Bernhard Schlatter

Lester H. Schlein
Andre Schwitter
Frank E. Simmons

F. Fielder Simpson
Rayford A. Simpson
Eleanor E. Smith

Ken Al-Jamil skips rides for chow

Sophomores . . .

Outstanding as

Athletes and

Scholars.

Shirley A. Spence
Celeste W. Spence
Patsy J. Standlee

Margaret A. Stanley
Frank D. Starling
Royce B. Stevens

Linda L. Stokes
N. June Sumner
Charles P. latum

Annette L. Teasley
Cornelius B. Thurmond
Pierrette Toepelt

John W. Trulock
Hilda J. Turner
Linda F. Turner

Paul W. Turner
Willem Van Der Zaim
Teresa L. Waldrep

Virginia A. Walker
Robert B. Ward
J. Kelly Ware

Thomas J. Werrick
Mary A. White
Nolan L. Wiggins

Marc S. Williamson
David C. Willingham
Janice R. Woolf

Charles M. Wray
Cynthia S. Wright
John F. Young

Sophomore Class Officers

John Trulock, President; Pat Henry, Treasurer; Patsy Standlee, Secretary; Ker.r.y
Cozart, Vice-President.

David H. Adams
Gerald F. Aldridge
Robert D. Alford
Ken Al-Jamil

Sandra F. Amos
Nancy J. Anderson
Robert B. Anderson, Jr.
William W. Anderson

Lawrence V. Annis
Dean C. Antonakos
Darla A. Autry
Geddings G. Arthur

Mary K. Avrett
Kenneth A. Badke
Patricia A. Bailey
Vernon H. Baker

Campos J. Baltazar
Beverly J. Baxter
Patricia A. Baxter
Judy A. Bazemore

Brond.i K. Bell
Richard W. Bell
Allen C. BelLimy
James A. Benlon

Sara A. Black
Marilyn Boatrighf
Charles A. Bobal
Nancy L. Bohling

Edward E. Boshears
Sue A. Bradberry
Marsha E. Branch
Walter W. Brantley

Freshmen . . .

Buckle Down to

Important College

Days.

English, math, bridge, and science make up daily schedule

Little men perform at halftime.

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Marion E. Brinson
Karen D. Brown
Sandra G. Brown
James A. Bruggeman

Edward O. Bryant
Charles D. Buck
B. Jo Bufflngton
David J. Burroughs

R. George Bussey
Beverly A. Butler
Phyllis E. Cadle
Gay E. Campbell

Samuel E. Cantey
Daniel Carrington
Raymond M. Cavanagh
Catherine Chambers

Chariot M. Chambers
James W. Champion
Evelyn M. Channell
Brenda J. Childs

Lawrence S. Clark
John A. Clode
A. John Cole
Lillian Coleman

Ellen D. Cone
Diane J. Cone
Eric L. Constant
Dean W. Cooper

S. Kay Cooper
Susan F. Cooper
Billy D. Cornelison
Barbara A. Council

Newly organized driver training course

Freshmen . . .

Assume

Responsibilities

of Overall

College Program

Robert S. Coursey
Donna M. Cowley
Johnnie W. Crenshaw
Marion J. Crooke

Hugh J. Cross
H. Denise Crouch
Robert R. Crout
Betty J. Curry

Kathleen L. Darrow
G. Bert Davis
Jessie R. Davis
Jon A. Davis

Gary R. Deaner
Thomas C. Dearing
Catherine Delia Giustina
Bill L. Denny

B. Gayle Derriso
Cynthia K. Dixon
Williann J. Donnen
Carolyn F. Donar

Freshmen . . .

Account for Largest

Enrollment in ScJiooPs

History.

and it got awa

Katherine G. Dunlap
Ellen J. Dunn
John W. Dunn
Stanley S. Dunn

Roy H. Du Puis
Antoinette Dwinga
M. Katherine Easterling
Carl A. Echols

William E. Eckard
Susanne Edenfield
Marilene E. Edmonds
Lorena F. Edmunds

Herbert L. Ellis
James D. Enelow
Samuel M. Enelow
James L. Ervin

G. Bruce Fairly
Mary E. Farr
Ernest E. Fellers
Letty S. Fitzgerald

Edward R. Fletcher
S. Wilson Folk
Sherry S. Fowler
Patricia Frierson

Alice R. Funderburk
Jerome W. Gabbert
Jerry B. Garrard
P. Jean Garrison

Michelle M. Gemmer
Michael P. Gigandet
Bonita Gilbert
Manly F. Gilmer

Sally E. Glisson
Barbara D. Green
Richard A. Greene
Robert F. Greene

Jimmy H. Grier
Constance F. Guinn
Kenneth A. Guthrie
Albert Haack

Carolyn L. Hall
Cheryl L. Hall
J. Ray Hall
Virginia M. Hall

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Did you hear the cne about the trave'':ig sa'e;

Freshmen . . .

Swing into

the College

Activities.

Freshmen . . .
Match Hours of
Lab Work With
Hours of Bridge Hands.

Smile, Charlie, you're on Candid Camera.

Joanne E. Hargrove
Linda J. Harlin
Janet L. Harling
Nina A. Harmon

James P. Harper
James A. Harris
Jeffrey P. Harris
Carol A. Haskell

Michael J. Hauver
Robert W. Hawes
Carol A. Hebbard
Janet S. Helm

Danny M. Hclmly
Linda F. Hemingway
Connie H. Heos
Susan C. Hey

James D. Higgins
William M. Hill
Sara C. Hillman
Charles W. Hoehn

Richard A. Hoffman
Ronald J. Hoffman
W. Carey Hogan
Gayle Hollins

It's a man's world

William E. Holtzclaw
Lee C. Howard

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W. Thomas Howard
Brenda J. Howell

Freshmen . . .
Mould New
Social
Relationships.

Where's the top?

S. Diane Hughes
Sheila K. Hummel
Dorothy L. Hydrick
Paul A. lanuario

Eva S. Johnson
Donald Jolley
Charlotte K. Jones
Edward C. Jones

Judith A. Jones
Judy D. Jones
John P. Jopling
Diane /VA. Juwig

Claudia A. Kearns
Michael A. Kearns
James G. Keel
Shelia A. Kellogg

John L. Kennedy
Sanford M. Kidd
L. Carolyn King
Margie N. King

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Kathey J. Kirkland
Saundra L. Kiyfes
Kenneth S. Korach
William C. Kuzniak

Charles E. Lambert
Carolyn F. Lamberth
Larry R. Land
J. Sheldon Lane

Ronald G. Lange
Marian K. Lankster
Margaret L. Lavin
Frank L. Lazenby

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Patricia A. Lechman
Ann W. Lee
Marion E. Lee
Wilton Lee

William G. Lewis
Gerald J. LeZotte
Mary G. Lifsey
Rebecca A. Lindsey

P. Elaine Linnenkohl
Patricia Linville
Norman K. Logan
John M. Lonergan

Patricia A. Lucas
Karen D. MacDonald
Thomas N. MaGee
Martha C. Manders

Luis A. Marrero
Sherry V. Marsh
Floyd L. Martin
Mildred M. Martin

Freshmen . . .

Provide New

Representation

in Organizations.

Always ealing.

Rebekah J. Martin
Harriet AAasur
AA. Dianne Maxwell
Thomas B. McBride

Robert McCarthy
Richard McClellan
Thomas M. McClure
M. Blaine McCormick

Patrick J. McDonald
Hugh T. McElderry
George S. McGahee
Albert B. McKie

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Robin R, AAcKnight
Thyra W. McKnight
Carolyn R. McLain
James L. McLeod

James M. AAcManus, Jr.
L. Ann Mercer
Edward H. Merry
Louis E. Mertins, Jr.

S. Anne Meyers
Betty J. Mims
James C. Mitchell
Wayland W. Moncrief

Stop looking in my hand.

Freshmen . . .

Learn the

Agony of

Standing

in Line.

Beverly Montgomery
Gloria E. Moody
Georgia S. Moore
Rebecca A. Morris

Timothy J. Morris
William H. Morris, Jr.
Gerald W, Morrison
Joseph L. Mulherin, Jr

Rebecca P. Mundy
William A. Mura
Robert L. Murray, Jr.
Mary M. Murtaugh

Richard J. Murtaugh
Veatrice C. Nelson
Carl E. Nevils, Jr.
Gilbert J. O'Brien

Leo J. O'Brien
D. Patricia O'Byrne
John B. O'Connell
Jerry M, O'Connor

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Freshmen . . .
Prove Valuable to
Athletic Program

Trash!

Mary C. O'Dowd
R. Adelle Olive
Barbara M. Olson
Grant E. Olson

John R. Owen
Marian R. Owens
Stephen O. Parker
Harry E. Peebles

Pansy Peebles
Paul K. Perdue
James F. Perrow
Wayne W. Peters

Alice L. Peterson
Anne S. Phillips
Dolores Pinkerton
Solly J. Plunkott

Robert A. Pollard
L. Kay Pond
Wendy L. Pope
L. Dean Poteet

William T. Powell, Jr.
Joan F. Prosnak
Eulon F. Purvis
Marsha A. Purvis

Think.

Elzie W. Reece
Elizabeth J. Reynold

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Rosemary Saxon

AA. Sharon Scarborough

Barbara J. Rhodes
Judy A. Rice
James E. Rich
A. Hal Riddle

Thomas C. Riddle
Donna H. Riley
Brenda J. Riner
Janis Robinson

L. Gordon Robinson
J. David Roper
John E. Routon
Willis Rowland

Scientific research?

Walter Scarborough
Jimmy Scheffler

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Freshmen . . . Train for Leadership Positions.

John B. Schweers
James G. Scoggins
Allen W. Scotf
James N. Shaw

Nancy B. Shaw
Russell F. Shearer
Sylvia L. Sheldon
D. Lynne Shepherd

Linda E. Sheppard
William G. Sherr
Holly L. Shurtleff
James P. Sikes

Violet M. Sikes
Owen B. Sims
David J. Smith
Robert W. Smith

Nancy C. Solomon
Nancy E. Spearman
J. David Speering
Linda L. Spires

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Beverly K. Spivey
Joe R. Spruill
Robert D. Stevens
William S. Stevens, Jr.

Roger P. Stewart
Marian A. Stockton
Danny H. Stone
Claude M. Story

Ronald H. Strength
Martha M. Sullivan
C. Frederic Sumerau
Christian A, Sureda

Linda G. Swint
John O. Tabb
P. Nina Tantillo
Roger E. Templeton

Anne Thomas
Francis B. Thomas
Beverly A. Thompson
Randolph Thompson

Freshmen . . .

Look to the

Future

But, I don't want to go.

Leslie J. Touchette

Elizabeth A. Turbeville
Thomas O. Turner
Suzanne Tutt
Ellen L. Usry

Carolyn P. Waller
Jimmy H. Walworth
Carol A. Warner
Allen G. Wash

J. Gary Waters
Wilson M. Watkins
John A. Weathers
C. Vicki Weigle

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M. Jane Weeks
Marcia K. West
Walter I. West
James A. Whestley

Ruby AA. Whisnant
B. Lynn Whittle
Gary L. Widener
S. Catherine Wier

Robert L. Williams
Dianne Williamson
James G. Willing
Dianna K. Wilson

H. Patricia Wilson
F. Carolyn Wood
Walter J. Worsham
C. Michael Wren

Sallie AA. Wright
Helen B. Yaun
Jacqueline D. Yaun
Alfred E. Zappala

Freshman Class Officers

Becky Lindsey, Secretary-Treasurer; Jeff Harris, President; Tommy Deanng, Vice
President.

Henry C. Adams
Brenda E. Bell
Ike Bledsoe
William E. Britt

Roger Brown
Sue Coffman
Virginia Colbert
Jean L. Corley

Warner E. Eskew
Toni Flowers
Robert A. Frederick
Memory Garrard

Faye Gibson
Howard Gorman
Miriam J. Hinson
Grover B. Hogan

Elsie V. Holsten
Jane E. Huntington
Doyle G. Johnson
Rosa M. Jones

Linda G. Karpowicz
Josephine J. AAallett
Emily N. Manly
John E. Mason

Dale Medlock
Richard G. Mitchell
Jackson L. Padgett
George E. Peters

William W. Pierce
Brenda Pollard
William Rivers
Jacqueline B. Robinson

New building faces reflect campus changes.

Special Students . . .
Compose College
Enrollment

Homecoming fills social calendar for January weekend.

John Saunders
Nancy A. Senn
John Shead
Lane A. Stokes

Ronald A. Tanner
Gloris Tarver
Anne Thompson
Cathy Tison

Marilynn Triplett
Charles Walker
Patricia E. Woods
Dorothy Young

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Athletics

Augusta College Jaguars

Pictured Left to Right: Hugh McElderry, Guy San Fratello, James Anderson, Allen Bellamy, Herbert Ellis, Burt Stills, Steve
Parker, Andy Schwitter, Bill Domen, Ange San Fratello, Bill Hiers and Jim Cooper. Coaches Marvin Vanover and Neal Cody.

Scores

James Anderson starts warmup for Jags

- 45

Armstrong

- 51

Young Harris

- 92

Emmanuel

- 62

College of Charleston

- 80

Methodist College

- 81

Xmas Tourney

St. Andrews

- 54

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Piedmont

- 95

Emmanuel

- 65

Columbus

- 75

University of Tampa

- 50

Young Harris

- 84

Truett-McConnell

- 76

Georgia Military

- 72

Norman College

- 68

South Georgia

- 65

Brewton Parker

- 84

Gordon Military

- 60

Homecoming

Middle Georgia

- 91

College of Charleston

-11 1

Georgia Southwestern

- 84

Southern Tech

-112

Armstrong

-100

Southern Tech

- 71

Georgia Junior

Truett-McConnell
College Tournament

- 74

Armstrong

- 76

South Georgia

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Introduction of players leads to the start ot action

Anderson struggles vigorously with St. Andrew's man

Bill Domen hits jump shot from corner to pace AC

San Franteilo tangles with Rebels

Basketball Inspires Team Spirit at AC

Spirit was high this year on the hardwood floor
at Augusta College. We had quite a few outstanding
players to carry the school colors.

Bill Domen broke school record with 44 points.
He also was named to conference All-Star Team.

Another outstanding player was Andy Schwitter
who was selected by his teammates as most valuable
player for Augusta College.

Holly Shurtleff inspires not only fans but the team itself.

"We have them on the run, let's keep them there"

Andy leaps high for two.

Bill flies in for layup

A good save by San Fratel|o

Shiela Hummel possesses something extra to excel in cheering

Dean Galloway leads faculty and students in cheer

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Players Boost School Spirit

Augusta College Athletic Director Marvin Van-
over announced that we have dropped from the
Georgia Junior College Conference and will step
up to a four year status.

Coach Vanover has added nine new opponents
to play in the 1965-66 season.

We now have a 24 game schedule. Some of
the four year colleges are Newberry, Presbyterian,
Rollins and University of Jacksonville.

One at a time Jaguars, it's mine!

Please! Just two more

Carrol Haskel wings out a cheer

Sandy carries colors with pride

Quit crowding me fellows.

Andy one hands a jump shot

Do the Freddie, SanFrate'lc

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Christinas Tournament Proves to be Jag's Present

The first annual Christmas tournament, spon-
sored by Augusta College, proved to be accepted
with enthusiasm by fans. With holiday spirit in
the air Augusta College, College of Charleston,
St. Andrews and Piedmont put on one of the
finest tourneys seen in this area. Due to excellent
planning by Coach Vanover Augusta College will
stage this tournament as an annual event for
Christmas holidays.

it appeared that Augusta College was a sure
favor in the tournament after soundly beating
St. Andrews 81-71 but disaster struck in the finals
against Piedmont. By losing 72-54 to Piedmont,
Augusta College had to settle for 2nd place. It
should be mentioned that Piedmont and College
of Charleston are four-year colleges.

Congratulations to Coach Vanover and his fine
Augusta College Jaguars!!

Last minute review of strategy for tournament.

Coach Vanover receives second place tropfiy for AC while the
Piedmont coach accepts first place for his team.

Jump shot by Maroon closes gap against St. Andrews.

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Bill Domen leads charge for Augusta.

Steve Parker drives one in for AC.

Anderson fights Piedmont for possession.

Maroons break defense

of St. Andrev/s.

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Congratulations to AC Team

A well deserved thank you is in order for the
basketball players, cheerleaders, Coach Marvin
Vanover, Assistant Coach Neal Cody for the out-
standing job that they did this past year. We are
proud of our team and of our school. These
people have- carried on our tradition of Augusta
College.

We are all looking forward to our new team
next year. We hope that they can match and
even surpass this year's team record.

Enthusiasm is possessed by Pattie Lechman

Rebound by Andy gives Bulldogs fit

Good luck! This is a big one

Ellis is hiding the ball from Emmanuel on rebound

Donna Ayers bounces for AC

Now Bill hit in the corner on the break

Augusta College
Jaguars
1964-65

Go get them Jags

Pat Baxter yells her heart out for AC

Augusta College finest in cheering

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Jaguar Goes on to National

John Perry won the Region Six singles chann-
pionship in the Association of College Unions
bowling tournannent held on the campus of Florida
State University at Tallahassee.

The 21 -year-old pro-nned Hnajor copped the
crown by putting together games of 1 79, 202
and 220 for a 601 series after qualifying for
the final round by dropping 1620 pins for a 180
average through nine previous games.

The victory earned Perry a trip to Minneapolis,
Minnesota for the national finals. Perry finished
25th among a field of 75 of the nation's top
college bowling stars competing for the National
Intercollegiate Bowling Championship.

Perry rolled sets of 520, 548 and 548 for an
overall total of 1616 in his quest for the all-events
title. He ranks 22nd nationally in singles, eighth
in doubles, and was a member of the team which
finished 15th for tournament.

Jaguars Take to Links

With a 19-8 record for the year Augusta
College has now come into the ranks of col-
lege golf.

From the golf capital of the world, Augusta
College took third place in the Georgia Junior
College Conference.

Our future looks good on the golf course.

James pitches into green

Jimmy lets out the shaft with long iron shot

Augusta College

Golf Team

1965

Ken powers one down fairway.

Mike approaches green with iron

Doug zeroes in on golf bal

Joe sends one into orbit v/ith a v/ocd

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Augusta Netters Go to State

Pictured Left to Right: Mark McClure, Jeff Harris, Allen Bellamy, Mr. Neal Cody, Danny Stone, Carl Echols, Tommy
Adams, Van McCollum.

With five new tennis courts under construction
our tennis program should take on new life. With
new facilities our teams will make tremendous
strides in the next few years.

A good highlight for this year's team was place-
ment of 4th in the state tournament.
Agility helps on fast return

Back hand by Van becomes a danger

Cross-cut by Jeff

Tommy charges looping shot

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Quick, discussion before match
Danny and Carl team up for a set

Allen gets good advice from Mr. Cody

Fast action comes with doubles

Danny drives a ha'd cne nc^e

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Activities

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Dances

. . . AC students
enjoyed many
sock hops . . .
some held
in the gym, others
in the Garden
Center.

Homecoming
Dance

. . . held at the
Garden Center during
winter quarter

Pat Baxter receives crown from Vi/.
Roscce Coleman, retiring member of
the Board of Regents.

Candidates fcr Homecoming Queen

(st Row -Left to Right: Linda Stokes, Jody Williams. 2nd Row.- Patsy Standlee, Donna Ayers. 3rd Row; Pat Henry, Barbara
Jraswell. 4th Row. Carol Dawkins. 5th Row: Sally Nichols, Ginger Walker.

Christmas Belle Ball

Dancing to the music of Boclie Chitty.