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REESE LIBRARY

Augusta College
Augusta, Georgia

WHAT IS AUGUSTA COLLEGE?

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THE AUGUSTA COLLEGE

LYCEUM SER

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Traditionally, the Lyceum was an organization in a town
or a village that obtained culturally enlightening speakers
and groups for the entertainment of the general populace.
Although Augusta College is not a city or a village, it
has been described as a community.

The Augusta College Lyceum committee for this year
presented for this community such various forms of en-
lightment as the Ramsey Lewis Trio for music; offered a
current newsmaker, the defense lawyer William Kunstler;
drama with the National Shakespeare Company's perform-
ance of Moliere's "The Miser"; and a scholar. Dr. Albert
Ellis, a specialist in Human sexuality.

Plus the committee also brought back to this campus two
popular offerings from the past Lyceum series: Russ
Burgess, noted Parapsychologist, and The Proposition, an
improvisional theatre group.

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play bill in its offering of movies for the
college community.

in the past the film series had a few
good films, but this year there were 19
excellent movies to be viewed such as
PLAY IT AGAIN SAM, SLAUGHTER-
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Ill'i CLAIRE'S KNEE, LITTLE BIG MAN, and
THE LAST PICTURE SHOW.

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The Seventh Seal

GENE
COTTON

Fall quarter began well with
Committee in concert, an im-
provisational theatre group which
went over well with the audi-
ence, but Teen Angel arrived the
next weekend and left with a bad
reception.

Winter quarter was a drag with,
Dave Loggins canceling his date
with A.C. student body. Home-
coming sagged with a defeat, and
a few students went to see Gene
Cotton. He sang every now and
then, introduced his wife, and
talked a lot about his savior.

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CONCERT SERIES

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The students eagerly waited for
spring and the good times. They
got a bluegrass festival that was a hit
with scholars of the down home
picking and singing art form. The
feature was Bill Monroe and the
Blue Mountain Boys. Monroe has
delighted audiences across the
country since the 1930's and has
become known as the "Father of
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However, the big event of the season was
Rick Nelson and his back-up band. The
Stone Canyon Band. The students' reactions
to this former child television star were
mixed. The noise was bad, and the Real
Stone Canyon wasn't along to support Ozzie
and Harriet's youngest son.

RICK

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CULLUM THIRD WORLD CULTURE

PROGRAM

The Cullum Third World Culture pro-
gram has been presented at Augusta Col-
lege for the past three years. In 1973
the program was initiated with a study of
India, in 1974 Brazil, and this year with
Nigeria.

This year's program covered many
aspects of Nigerian culture with speakers
lecturing about economics, history, pol-
itics and tribal witches; movies were also
viewed by the A.C. students involved
with the study of this African country.

Last year, the drama people did a
Brazilian play which was warmly received
by both the students and citizens of the
community. This year they staged "The
Strong Breed" by Wole Soyinka, a
Nigerian playwright.

Next year, the 200th birthday of the
United States of America, the Cullum pro-
gram will study this country and all its
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Janette Simmons,
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The Augusta College Chateau.

The Coffeehouse established itself in its
second year of operation. Students
packed the house many nights to see
Marx Brothers films, the Rice Brothers
in performance. Ball, Taylor, and Ball,
Ross & Bowles, and many other groups.
And while the students watched, they ate
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A beauty king, female swabbies, wom-
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role in today's world was the purpose of
Role Reversal Day sponsored by the
Augusta College Sociology Club in late
November 1974.

Of course. Jay Bower, Basketball player
and Beauty King, didn't expect to see
himself on the Six o'clock news that after-
noon, but he did.

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FRENCH

SPONSORED BY THE
A.C. FRENCH CLUB

A french cafe, chocolate sandwiches, cheese and bread,
flowers, combined with a stylish vendome were some of the
ingredients of a fair put together by the French Club in
Fall 1974 as a fund raising device. It only lasted a day, but
for that day the C.A.C. plaza had a definite Gallic atmosphere.

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CHEERLEADERS

Ann Marie Logan
Donna Lawler
Terri Prefer
Karen Mulherin
Terri Sweat
John Bennett
MikeSeniuk
Bill Agostas

CAMPUS CRUSADE
FOR CHRIST

Danny Fitzgerald
Lynn Nail
Angela Givens
Nathan Cray
Joyce Fitzgerald
Millie Finley
Tommy Murrah
Bill Goss
Willie Forster
Rich Saito
Lynda Saito
Cheri Sims
Joy Gunter
Faye Page
Mike Sizemore
Billy Quattlebaum

HISTORY CLUB

Melinda Marks
Angela Zeigler
Dolores Opiinger
Charlynn Clayton
Faye Page
Greg Taylor
John Audette
John Bennett

STUDENT NURSES ASSOC.

Gladys Gatlett
Carol Berry
Oliva Tate
Connie Aseron
Anne Wilson
Mary Ledford
Deborah Hall
Jaye Bennett
Rosa demons
Claudia Worsham
Ann Wilson
Kim Ernin
Elaine Bentley
Ann Smith
Lillie Morris
Jan Drennan
Caria Morrow
Barbara Johnson
Kathy Smith
Pam Grygo
Ellen Holmes
Cheryl Parker
Linda Lacey
Jerry Thompson
Deborah Whittington
Linda Blair
Linda McGill
Howard Harriet

Bill Agostas
Mike Armstrong
Dan Croft
William Hodges
Mike Shea
Barry Wheeler
Mike Canady
Tom Wansboro
Mike Seniuk
Thurman Norville
Harry Smith
Mike Lively
Willie Forster
Riner Rosinbower
Steve Harry
Raymond Kirkpatrick
Steve Ramp

NAVIGATORS

Hardwick Florence
Phillip Sacco
Jim Faulkner
Randal Walworth
Gary Moore
Gary Sexton
Randy Waters
Susan Lamar
Reese Brewer
John Lamar
Jane Baird
Allen Miller
Robert Toole
Sissie Hughes
Greg Hartell
Meg Lester
Frances Fuehrer

SOCIOLOGY CLUB

Patricia Davis
Gary Clark
Gladys Scott
Wayne Kitchens
Lee Blumenthal
Lionel Larcheveaux
Deborah Gotschalk
John Audette
Elizabeth Frank
Don Williams
Chris Smith
Darlene Waters
Nancy Pinkston
Larry Bowling
Helen Antonellis
Patricia Campbell
Eric Maniott
Mary Ann Maniott
Veronica Hatney
Joe Clements
F.A. Niebezding
Clarice McKenzie
Shirley Brown
Judy Heath
John Henderson
Geroge Johnson
Charles Horner
Jane Holmes
Haskell Whittington

PI KAPPA PHI

Murray Anderson
Mike Annis
Robin Bailie
George Yoder
Gary Parsons
John Powell
John Geeter
Frank Damiano
Bill Wilson
Lonnie Keyes
Eddie Leggitt
Billy Chaney
Brooks Keel
Jeff Dean
Pat Gibbs
Mark McGlone
Bumper Howerd
Dwane Greer
Pepper Myers

STUDENT INTERNATIONAL

MEDITATION SOCIETY

Richard Bailey

John Dillard

Carol Earle

Kathryn Estergall

Shirley Fleeman

David God bee

Betsy Gilmer

Kent Hoffpain

Richard Havian

Susan Measham

Ann McCann

Mike Moore

Sherry Neal

Debra Ross

Pace Pruitt

Rosemary Roper

Belinda Scannon

Pearl Suchman

Ralph Stewart

Sharon Williamson

A.C. VETERANS ASSOC.

John Barney

BUI Ware

John McCormIck

M. Ortiz

A.R. McCreary

E.F. Grabowski

G.D. Moss

Jack Glazner

Chuck Taylor

Donald Hutto

Welbour Longt

Gary Herrington

Chris Christy

John Audette

Gary Williams

Veracio Santillano

Veronica Keliey

Jeff Bennitt

Ralph Keyes

Wade Gassman

Nathan DeVaughn

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The Augusta College Stu-
dent Government did not
give the pie in the sky to its
constituents, but instead
gave them some marquees
and a test file.

The marquees now stand
around laden with pos-
ters advertising the various
on-campus events for the
week. The student can
now go to the library and
look at the tests that his
teacher used to examine the
acquried wisdom of the
past quarter scholars.
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GOVERNMENT

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A. C. BAND

The A.C. Student Band under the direction of John Scott,
music instructor, provides most of the warm-up and half
time entertainment for the Jaguar Basketball games. The band,
besides creating the musical enthusiasm for the athletic con-
tests, also plays for other school functions, such as concerts
and graduation.

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A. C. CHOIR

JAMES CONNOR DIRECTOR

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HONORS
NIGHT

ACADEMIC

SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

SENIOR CLASS
Judy Lynn Walden
Francesca Marion Boerner
JUNIOR CLASS
Clarence Eugene Anderson, Jr.
Christine Smith
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Howell Anne Bell
Cynthia Karen Taylor
FRESHMAN CLASS
Anne Marie Mobiey
Frances Jo Fuehrer

James Melvin Logan
Jan Austin Sulzycki

Kathryn Ann Kristensen
Sara Eve Culpepper

Mathew Richard Ciechan, III
Kathleen Marie Mobiey

Debra Kay Jones
Samuel West Coffin

DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS

BIOLOGY Kerry Diver

BUS. ADMINISTRATION Charles Heaston

ECONOMICS John Farricker

BUS. EDUCATION Barbara Wah!

SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Doris Highsmith

CHEMISTRY David Keel

EDUCATION ^ Judy Lyberger

wIPNHI^ Francesca Boerner

ENGLISH ';^^^* Susan Bohler

MUSIC Allison Capers

ART Samuel Barnes

ORGAN Donald DuPee, Jr.

HISTORY Racy H. Smith

MATHEMATICS Judy Lynn Walden

MODERN LANGUAGE Catherine Cushman

NURSING Debra Hall

Caryl Berry

POLITICAL SCIENCE Arthur Wacaster

Raymond Peery

PSYCHOLOGY H. Elizabeth Knight

SCIENCE James Logan

SOCIOLOGY Darlene Waters

PUBLICATION AWARDS

BELL RINGER AWARD Thomas W. Ball

CHRONICLE-HERALD AWARD Gordon S. Baker

Earl W. Morrow
WHITE COLUMNS James H. Haney, Jr.

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HONORS

WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Patricia Y. Abasolo

Benjamin Allen

John Audette

Francesca Boerner

Lenora Moffa

Raymond J. Peery

Claude B.Snead, 111

Arthur]. Wacaster

Judy L. Walden

Darlene C. Waters

PHI KAPPA PHI
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Francesca Boerner
Elizabeth Chancellor
John Clements, Jr.
Thomas H. Fitzpatrick, Jr.
Gwen B. Hopkins
Barbara Lewis
Elfriede McLean
Lenora Moffa

Cherl Nysewander

Sheryl Simmons
Susan Smith

Jan Sulzycki
Gloria Sutherland
Kathryn Thompson
Arthur Wacaster
Judy Lynn Walden
Clarence Anderson, Jr.

Christine Smith

Micheal Omelanuk
Catherine Cushman

Joseph Walls
Johnny Carr
Faye Schoolcraft
William Billingsley
Robert Sines, Jr.
LuisSoIivan

Carolyn Bowick

John Farricker
Janis Adams
Joan Agee

William Goss
Catherine Stalk
Kent Graham
Deborah DeLaughter
Marvin Eggers

Benjamin Allen

SENIOR SERVICE LEADERSHIP AWARDS

DARLENE C. WATERS CLAUDE B. SNEAD, Hi

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GRADUATION

JUNE 8,
1975

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A STUDENT PUBLICATION OF AUGUSTA COLLEGE

STAFF

Earl Morrow

Mary Roukoski

Richard Crabbe

Henry Wynn

Dee Davis

Nelson Harris

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In Fall 1974, Augusta College expanded Into another
area of education with the opening of a child
development center on Watkins Street. The center
was designed to educate the three to five year old
child.

Fall 1974 marked another development in the re-
lationship of the child and college with the re-
location of the Augusta College Baby Sitting Ser-
vice to 1055 Katherine Street.

The service proved itself to just as popular with
the student parents as it had been for the first two
years of operation.

A.C. BABY SITTING SERVICE & SUMMER DAY CAMP

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A.C.

FOOD

The Augusta College Food Co-op
was founded in the 1973-74 school year
to provide a natural alternative to the
local grocery stores. Since that time,
the co-op has expanded both in mem-
bers and items, and has moved to the
Boykin Wright Hall located near Au-
gusta College.

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Blakely, Michael
Boerner, Francesca
Bracewell, Eugene
Briscoe, Willis F.

Broadrick, Elise
Bromley, Robert
Brown, Shirley
Campbell, Timothy
Carlisle, Sheila

Chapin, Mark
Claffey, James C.

Coble, Cyndi A.
Cole, Thomas

Cook, Michael R.
Cooper, Alice

Copeland, Clinton
Corkrin, Martha
Croutharmel, Terry
Daniel, Roland
Davis, Andrew

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Davis, Patricia
Doolittle, Linda
Dorn, Linda

Dunbar, Walter
Dyches, Willie
Esposito, Charles

Evans, William
Flanagan, Peter
Foster, Ruth

Fronek, John
Fulghum, Marion
Giusto, Edward

Givens, Angela
Gotschall, Deborah
Graham, Kent
Cranade, Daphne
Hadden, Hugh

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Hadden, Wayne
Haney, James
Harrell, Margaret
Haskell, David
Hatney, Veronica

Heath, Judy
Heath, Marcia
Hendrix, Gus
Hogue, Richard
Hudson, Eddie

Irvrn, Thomas
Jenkins, Robert
Jennings, Janys
Johnson, Debra
Johnson, Katie

Johnston, Tony
Kellogg, Larry
Kim, John

Kitchens, Wayne
Klose, Thomas
Knight, Elizabeth

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Limohoude, Edgar
Lopes, Peter
Lotterhos, Richard
Ludwikowski, J.
Luce, Shari

Lyman, Myron
Manganiello, Carol
Manning, Robert

Marion, Russell

Massie, Dianna
McConnell, Roger
McDonald, Beth

McFadden, Bettie
McGahee, Patricia
McKenzie, Clarice

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Miller, Bob

Miner, Craig
Mobley, Jacqueline
Monfalcone, Anne

Monroe, Gary
Moor, Gary
Morris, Beverly
Morrow, Sue
Mosley, Joe

Neal, Sherry
Nail, Lynn
Nelson, Thomas

Newby, William
Norville, Thurman
O'Conner, Martin

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O'Neal, Janice
Opiinger, Delores
Pittman, Cleonard
Potter, Donald
Prather, David

Russell, Clifford
Russell, Elizabeth

Sacco, Lenore
Schwiebert, Pam

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Shaffer, Clifford
Sheppard, Carol

Scholly, Lori
Seniuk, Michael

Silbert, Carol
Simpson, John

Smith, Harry
Smith, Robert
Smith, William
Snead, Bart
Stephens, Barbara

Striker, Gene
Strom, Valerie
Sweatmen, Ken
Tankersley, Susan
Theis, Robert

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Thompson, Paul

Walker, Charles

Ward, Richard

Watkins, Anne

Williams, Kathy

Wacaster, Arthur

Walker, Christine

Warnock, Jan

Welsh, Mary

Yarbrough, Liz

Walden, Judy

Walsh, Joyce

Warren, Pamela

White, Cindy

Zeigler, Carole

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Adams, Helen

Alden, Roxann
Andrea, Nina
Ayers, Thomas
Bailey, Richard
Bailey, William
Banker, Donna

Barney, John
Beale, Lisa
Bence, Clayton
Bowick, Carolyn
Box, Darwin
Bower, Jay

Brown, Pamela
Burns, Louise
Bush, Charles
Carroll, Rhonda
Catlett, Gladys
Cartledge, Stewart

Chandler, Addie
Cofer, Karen
Collins, Phil

Colquitt, Karen
Coogan, Cathy
Crawford, Jacob

Cross, Harold
Curry, Charles
David, Carry

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Davis, Tim

Diggs, Cynthia

Donaldson, Sherby

Dorn, Beth

Edeburn, Alfred

Evans, Barbara

Evans, Corinthia

Evans, James

Faulkner, Douglas

Florence, Hardwick

Frazier, Audrey

Ganyard, Diane

Garland, Nick

Ceeter, Johnney

Gibson, Jamie

Gilmer, Betsy

Godfrey, Carol

Godwin, Sharon

Gordon, Jesse

Gordon, Sandra

Green, Lillie Mae

Greenway, Paul

Gunn, Deborah

Hadden, Myra

Hall, Anita

Hammonds, E.

Harris, Joan

Harrison, Sue-Ellen

Higley, Charles

Hill, Farris

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Hines, Marilyn
Holley, Robert
Howard, M.
Huff, Susan
Hunt, Tenny
Hunter, Bobby

Jahera, Deborah
Jenkins, Mary
Johnson, Barbara
Johnson, Valerie

Johnston, Patricia
Jones, Hugh
Jones, Rosa
Lamb, Alice

Lamb, Helen
Lawrence, Stillson
Lee, Danny
Lewis, Karey
Lewis, Palmer
Lyman, Dwight

Manley, Claire
Mariney, Clarence
McAmis, Rodney
McCormick, John
McCoy, Christine
McCahee, Paul

McTier, Carol
Meads, Gena

Moss, Gerald
Mulherin, Estelle

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Newman, Clyde

O'Shea, John

Paul, Michael

Perry, Phillip

Peterson, Ron

Porter, George

Prichard, Kimberly
Redd, Bettye

Rodriguez, Marcel
Rucker, Mike

Saunders, Patricia

Scpnnon, Antionette

Schein, Clabert

Scott, Gladys

Sexton, Gary

Shea, Mike

Shufford, Alice

Smith, Frances

Smith, Robert

Stephens, Barbara

Sweat, David

Taylor, Chuck

Taylor, Lisa

Tate, Olivia

Tingle, Earle

Trainor, Donna

Waid, Linda

Walker, Barbara

Walker, Paul

Walters, Joan

Wansboro, Thomas

Ward, Michael

Warnock,Jill

Welcher, Hannie

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Whaley, Linda
White, Steven
Williams, Celeste
Williams, Deborah
Williams, Gary
Williford, Connie

Wilson, Bill
Worsham, Louise
Woodward, Doyle
Wren, William
Wing, Tony
Zeigler, Sorroll

Adams, Linda
Aiken, Sharon
Anderson, Glen
Anderson, Katherine
Anderson, Lynn
Anderson, Terry

Arthur, Mary
Bell, Howell Ann
Bennett, John

Bentley, Beverly
Blackburn, Elizabeth
Blanchard,W.H.

Bragg, William
Brantley, Edna
Bridges, Deborah
Brown, Angela
Brown, Dianora
Burch, Kenneth

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Burroughs, W.M.

Burton, Angelique

Capers, Thomas

Carmack, Gregory

Carter, Liz

Chaney, Michael

Ciechan, Mathew

Clamp, Karen

Clark, Janet

Clayton, Charlyn

Coats, Ernest

Cosby, Jeanette

Crawford, Lynda

Crawford, Michael

Crockett, James

Crosby, Bebe

Crossan, Herman

Davis, Alan

Debow, Wanda

Derby, Richard

Doolittle, Cornelius

Downs, Diane

Drew, Harvey

Dunaway, Robert

Everett, Carlos

Faulkner, James

Findley, Robin

Frails, Pamela

Geber, Sharon

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Gibbons, Connie
Gill, Robert
Gray, Arlain
Green, Jimmy
Hamilton, Robin
Hamilton, Tommy

Hardin, Arnold
Harris, Joan
Harris, Kenneth
Harrison, Brenda
Harrison, Hatsy
Haskell, Faye

Hayman, Robert
Huff, James
Henderson, Carl
Holm, Sandra

Hughes, Sandi
Ishii, Stephanie
James, Johnnie
Jeffcoat, Ronnie

Jennings, John
Johansen, Barbara
Johnson, Byron
Johnson, Wanda

Jones, Carl
Jones, Don
Kee, Charles

Kelly, Lyie
Kelly, Veronica
Kennedy, Melissa

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King, Sandra

Kirkland, Alma

Kirkpatrick, Raymond

Knox, Rebecca

Kyler, Milledge

Lamb, Patricia

Langford, Mary

Lawrence, Dixie

Ledford, Mary

Leggett, Eddie

Lively, Michael

Logan, Lynne

Luke, Roy

Martin, Charles

Martin, Debbie

Martin, Roy

McCallister, Ronald

McCleiian, Fred

McCoy, Cheryl

McCowan, Henry

Nixon, Teresa

Moore, Ramona

Moore, Sandra

Moretz, David

Morris, Susan

Mulherin, Karen

Neely, Martha

Noblett, James

North, Jack

Ogilvie, Mariann

Potter, Lois

Prefer, Terri

Pruitt, Beverly

Quattlebaum, Billy

Richardson, Jo

RIner, Connie

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Ritch, Perry
Rivers, Ralph
Robertson, Catherine

Rooks, )anice
Ross, Gordon
Ross, James

Ryan, Kevin
Sacco, Philip
Schafer, Lisa

Schoepe, Laurie
Selman, Gerda
Sharpe, Joseph
Sillings, Sara
Simmons, Elizabeth
Simmons, Janette

Singleton, Deborah
Sivas, Constantine
Smith, Allen
Smith, Valerie

Soils, Domingo
Stewart, Angela
Story, Michael
Thomas, Gerald

Tucker, Jerry
Tuten, Marian
Tylor, Dennis
Underwood, Cheryl
Villemaln, Dale
VosefskI, Susan

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Walker, Donald
Wallace, Martha
Walters, Dianne
Weisman, Gary
Wells, Elizabeth
Wheeler, Harry

Wilcher, Rodney

Williams, Myron

Williford, Cordon

Wilson, Elizabeth

Wires, Donald

Woo, Susan

Wilson, Nancy

Adams, Patricia

Alford, Bruce

Alva, Dennis

Andrews, Cameron

Arrington, Berry

Arvin, Frances

Bailey, James

Bearden, Beverly

Beasley, Donna

Bell, Sherrie

Bentley, Hubert

Berlin, Chris

Birt, Brenda

Blagburn, Rose

Blair, Linda

Bloomer, Harry

Blumenthal, Lillian

Bobo, Tangella

Bogans, Katherine

Bonds, Julie

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Branch, Cynthia
Brantley, Robert
Bredow, Shirley

Brighthop, Beverly
Britton, Teresa
Broughton, Richard
Broussard, Roy
Brown, Eric

Brown, Gregg
Brown, Gregory
Brown, Linda
Brown, Ruby
Bufford, Timothy
Burgess, Karen

Bush, Lyndra
Bussey, Freddie
Butler, Elmore
Calhoun, Todd
Campbell, Judith
Carter, Vanessia

Centers, Robert
Conners, Robert
Cook, Cheryl
Cox, Donna
Daitch, Merrie
Davis, Charles

Davis, Cheryl
Dean, Jeffrey
Dixon, Karen.
Edenfield, Jacque
Espitallier, Mark
Etheredge, Nancy

125

Fontenot, Richard

Forster, Joseph

Fuehrer, Frances

Gallagher, Keith

Garrison, Beth

Germany, Velvetta

Goad, Elizabeth

Goodspeed, Mary

Gray, Christopher

Green, Stephen

Guenther, Diane

Gunter, Joy

Halcomb, Robert

Hall, Emmett

Hankerson, Arthur

Harris, Joan

Harry, Stephen

Hartfield, Kendrick

Hatney, Sonya

Hayes, Larry

Heath, Gossie

Hemann, Virginia

Hennessy, Mary

Hensley, Brenda

Hensley, David

Hester, Geraldine

Hook, Carol

Hooper, Pam

Horseman, Ronnie

Howard, Glen

Howard, Henry

Howett, Bruce

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Jackson, Carolyn
Jackson, Frances
Jackson, Kay
Jenkins, Carolyn
Jenkins, Daniel
Johnson, Henry

Johnson, Myles
Johnson, Theresa
Johnson, William
Jones, Debra
Jones, Mary Anne
Joe, Margie Lee

Justice, Dottie
Kemp, Patricia
Kerser, Don
Key, Frank
Khera, Rarinder
Kida, John

Kirkland, Gwen
Kitchings, JoAnn
Knight, John
Kuhn, Marcia
Lacey, Cyris
Lack, Barbara

Lamb, Brian
Langston, Kathy
Lawlor, Donna

Leblanc, Paul
Ledbetter, Steve
Lewis, Deborah

Little, Elise
Little, Sallie
Lively, Kenny

127

Logan, Anne

Lokas, Charles

Long, Michael

Ludwikowski, Michael

Lyman, Craig

Lynch, Kenneth

Madden, Carol
Manecke, Jean
Marcand, Ismaei
Mason, Gloria
Mathis, Charles
Matson, Karen

McCoy, Loretta

McElmurry, John

McKie, Ernestine

McPherson, Kenne

Mealing, Julia

Mills, James

Miller, Janice

Moats, Stacie

Mohnye, Richard

Moore, Judith

Morgan, Lynne

Mulherin, Thomas

Myers, Jimmy

Navarro, Luis

Neal, Scott

Norris, Shirley

Oliphant, Jeffery

Outlaw, James III

Overman, Carlene

Parker, Deborah

Parks, Mandy

Paschal, David

Patrick, La Tanya
Peacock, Gary
Pearson, Joan
Peters, Brenda

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Pinkston, George
Pinkston, Penny
Pogue, Jimmy
Pollard, Dale
Pollard, Napoleon
Prestwood, Janice

Pulllam, Gail
Quidley, Debbie
Raiford, Edith
Raines, Claudette
Reed, Lynda
Remsen, Murray

Rhodes, Anita
Rhodes, Julia
Richardson, Gwendolyn
Richardson, Terry
Rossi, Louis
Rowland, Anna

Russo, Rosalie
Rox, Robert
Ryans, Bennie

Sanders, Sam
Sargent, Wesley
Shellito, Robin

Shelton, Rebecca
Sheppard, John
Shipps, Susan
Simons, Leonard
SIzemore, Michael
Smith, Evelyn

Sprence, Mary Jo
Spurgeon, Natalie
Steinbach, M.K.
Streetman, Mirian
Streetman, Roy
SIbal, Marietta

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Smalley, Jack
Sulzycki, Ray
Sunde, Henning
Sweet, Frank
Taylor, Kelly
Terry, Carol

Thomas, Estella

Thomas, William

Thompson, James

Thompson, Kimberly

Thompson, Lillia

Thomas, Wilhelmeria

Thurmond, Albeha

Timmerman, Suzanne

Towns, Richard

Travis, Oscar

Tremaine, Kay

Trowell, Phylls

Tsekas, Sonia

Waggoner, Nina

Walker, Betty

Walker, Delores

Walker, Elaine

Walser, Joe

Washington, Yvonne

Wheeler, Randy

White, John

Whitfield, Tim

Wicker, James

Williams, Jeannle

Winslett, Tamara

Wooton, Jim

Wright, Teretha

Young, James

Youngblood, Rita

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Herrington, Sandr

Lange, Willi

Oakes, James

Thigman, Mar

Tucker, jerry

Frank, Elizabeth

Larchereaux, Lionel

Ware, Cayle

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Front Row (Kneeling) L-R, Tim Crosby Mgr, William Ludman, Wilbur Johnson, Jimmy Rushing, Mike Houts, Carl
Jones, Gary Peacock trainer

Second Row (Standing) L-R, Lenny Carlson Assistant Coach, Richard Tranum, Barry Parker, Mike Shea, Jay
Bower, Doug Eskew, Thomas Ayers, Marvin Vanover Head Coach.

BASKETBALL

RECORD:
19-9

Left Row, Top to Bottom, Terri

Sweat, Donna Lawlor, Mike Seniuk,

Ann Marie Logan,

Right, Top to Bottom, John Bennett,

Karen Mulherin, Bill Agostus, Terri

Prefer.

Augusta College Jaguars won 19, lost 9 games split their con-
ference standing with a 5-5 record. But the outstanding triumphs
of this year at the A.C. field house were the Jaguars' defeat of
Valdosta by one point, but a win is good as a wink to the Spotted
Cat. The team also had a nine game winning streak which started
with the defeat of Piedmont, score of 129-72, and ended with
Armstrong state breaking a claw with an 80-73 loss for the A.C.
team.

Speaking of losses, the Jaguars lost two valuable members of
the team this year. Chick Ludman, who could do no wrong on
the court or in the class room, graduated in the spring. Coach
Lenny Carlson announced at the end of spring quarter that he
was going over the big water to coach Basketball in Europe.

They will be missed.

year was the Valdosta State Blazers. And
the way the season started this year,
Valdosta State had rubbed the Jaguars'
noses with a twenty point defeat earlier
in the season. But at home on the nigh
of January 25th, Augusta College madi
revenge a fine art form with an one poini
defeat of the Blazers.

In the campus newspaper's account o;
that game, A.C. came close to losinj
several times throughout the game, but a;
the article in the Jan. 31th BELL RINGElj
stated, "With only one minute and eleveti
seconds left in the game, the score wa:
dismal 67-74.

The Jags put on a full-court press and
held the Blazers at 74, while they made six-
points. With only five or six seconds left
in the game, Tommy Ayers put the Jagl
ahead 75-74. ^

The Blazers took the ball in and fired it
to Alston, their crack shot, but he tripped
and fell, and the clock ran out." ?

The Valdosta coach expressed souif
grapes, but Marvin Vanover's face wa^;
wreathed in a big smile of sweet revenge. ^

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From Piedmont College to U.S.C. at Spartan-
burg, with Valdosta St. as a high point, the
Jaguars played through a nine game
winning streak during winter quarter.

The secret to this burst of victory was not

a few good heros of the previous teams,

but a team made up of many good players.

Vanover stated that he was able to sub-

stutite at any time, and this was the device

that made the streak possible.

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of the Jaguars, but while it lasted, the Jaguars

could do no wrong.

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AQUA

RECORD: 3-10

GOLF

RECORD: 30-5

Golf, besides being one of the reasons that
Augusta was placed on the map, also pro-
vided some glamour to Augusta College Athletics
this year.

The Golf team posted a 30-5j;ecord. The team
triumphed ail season, but met with a little disaster
when it placed fourth in the South Atlantic
Conference tournament held at Savannah.

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Front, Left to Right, Henry Claus-
sen, Conrad Rhodes, Walter Pen-
dleton.

Rear, Left to Right, Marty Echols,
Ricky Hamilton, Hal Hodgens, Jesse
Grear.

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TENNIS

RECORD:
12-2

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The Augusta College Jaguar tennis team had

a bout with Lady Fortune's whims this year.

She smiled on them during the season,

and the team gained twelve wins and two

losses for the year. But at the conference

tourney at Savannah, the lady frowned, and

the Jaguars came home with a fourth.

Front, Left to Right, Les
Walters, Jim Boyles, John
Schnorbach, Drew Nel-
son, Coach Richard Har-
rison

Back, Left to Right, Jack
Radeck, David Moretz,
Mark Peacock, Terry
Hyatt.

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Row 1, (Sitting) L-R, Cliff Russell, Kenny Burch, Mike Arrington, Robert Smith, Bill Cowart, Al Lown.

Row II, (Kneeling) L-R, Brian Belcher, Jimmy Smith, Clyde Newman, Carl "Omni" Jones, Mike Crawford, Eddie Ward.

Row III (Standing) L-R, Mike Houts, Jimmy Bridges, Steve Bagwell, Floyd Freeman, Hank Morris, Criss Jennings, Lyle McGahee.

INTRAMURALS

FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS;
SUPER STARS

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WOMEN'S "

INTERCOLLEGIATE
SPORTS
COMES TO

This year was very important for Women in Georgia

and Augusta College. The state legislature voted down

the E.R.A., and this school established serious women

sports with intercollegiate basketball and tennis.

The lady Jaguars, besides being a first for Augusta
College, showned their sharpened claws to their op-
ponents and gave their fans an example of how basket-
ball should be played.

The lady Jags ended the year with an 11-6 record,

but throughout the season, people thought they

played a good brand of ball.

Women's tennis did not fare as well as basket-
ball, but from the first, they held their own against
more seasoned teams. The team accumulated a 4-5
record, and Mary Ardiff, number one seed, was
chosen to tour Mexico with the Southern Comets to
play various Mexican teams.

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Left to Right, Karey Lewi
Underwood, Deb Jackson,

Front Row, Left to Right, Janis Prest-
wood, Cindi Branch, Deb Baber, Barbara

Bailey,
Back Row, Left to Right, Coach Witt-

Haskell, Nancy Ethridge, Elizabeth Goad,

Miriam Streetman, Carmen Escartin,

Sherie Bell, Carol Kelly.

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J.W. Galloway
Dean of Students

William Rodimon
Dir. College & Public Services

Mary Gardiner
Exec. Sec.

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Susan Lentz
ItlffS^//// Asst. Coordinator

James Stalli

''"??.'.' Dir. Financial Aid & Placement AV;; -K'^V/*'

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Ann Sheppard
Counselor

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^'^^ Sylvia Clark

"tUV'

Alex Mura
Personnel Dir.

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

1. Dr. Otha Gray, Chm.

2. Bart Smith

3. Dr. Frank Hodges

4. William Whatley

5. Dr. Roy Nicely

6. David Duncan '

7. William Wansboio
8.-Dr. Donald Law

BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES

1. Dr. Brooke Webber

2. Harvey Stirewalt

3. Russell Stulken

4. George Cooke

5. Dr. John Black

6. Dr. James Bickert

fetStS

1. Marvin Vanover, Chm

2. Jim Duffy

3. Lennart Carlson

4. Velma Wittkamp

5. Richard Harrison

6. Dennis Burau

7. Phyllis Howell

MODERN
LANGUAGES

1. Dr. Samuel Duncan, Chm

2. Mary Kathleen Gernant

3. Federico Laredo

4. Colette Avril

5. Jeanne Gramling

6. Dr. John May

1. Louise Bryant, Chm.

2. Louise D. Dunaway

3. Bertie Gaylard '

4. Frances Harley

5. Lois Norman

6. Elizabeth Stulken

7. Constance Skalak

8. Grace Busbee

SOCIOLOGY/ANTHROPOLOGY

1. Dr. Robert Frickey, Chm.

2. Dr. John Smith

3. Michael Moore

4. Philip Reichel

5. Dr. Tanya Johnson -

6. Ernestine Thompson M

7. Christopher Murphy '*^

ENGLISH

1. Charles Freeman

2. Dr. John Presley

3. Dave Huffstetler

4. Richard Davis

5. Dr. Walter Evans
,6. James Smith

7. Dr. Adelheid Atkins

8. Dr. Beth Fanning

9. George Meinhold
10. Lillie Butler

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FINE ARTS

1. Dr. Eloy Fominaya, Chm.

2. James Connor

3. John Scott

4. Jack King

5. Nathan Bindler

6. Keith Cowling

7. Vola Jacobs

8. Dr. John Schaeffer

9. David Jones

10. Harry Jacobs

11. Frances Comer

12. Evelyn Voelker

13. Artemisia Thevaos

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HISTORY/POLITICAL SCIENCE/PHILOSOPHY

1. Dr. Calvin Billman,
Chm.

2. Dr. Ralph Walker

3. Dr. Charles Saggus

4. Dr. Paul Taylor

5. Dr. Thomas Ramage

6. Dr. Helen Callahan

7. Dr. Edward Cashin

8. Jeanne Jensen

9. Robert Cannon

10. Michael Kelley

11. George Chen

12. Dr. William C.Peden

13. SpyrosJ.Dalis

LIBRARY

Back, Left to Right Oneida Gibson, Frances Paulk, Ray Rowland

Front, Left to Right Mary Craven, Virginia Detreville, Marguerite Fogleman, Fred Lambert

STAFF

Jim Haney, Editor
Gordon Baker, Assistant

Editor
Mary Roukoski
Peter Flanagan
Helen Luke
Edmund Kida
Alice DeSaavedra
Pam Shaw

Roscoe Williams, Advisor
John Parker, American

Yearbook Advisor

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Earl Morrow
Steve Eaton
Gordon Baker
Nelson Harris
Rose Griffin
Frank Griffin '
Mike Carr
Dave Cone
Roscoe Williams
Jim Claffey
Richard Crabbe

"We the willing led by the
unknown are doing the im-
possible for the ungrateful.
We have done so much for
so long that we are now
qualified to do anything
with nothing . . .

but not until Tomorrow."

The White Columns Staff
1975

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