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Hawkes Dormitory Women's Dormitory

Louise Anderson Manget Classroom Building

Interior

Turner Hall Men's Dormitory

In Memoriam

DEAN ERNEST AUBREY BAILEY
Dean of LaGrange College, 1922-1959

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Dean Bailey's
Philosophy of Education

God created man in his own image. Intellectual
curiosity is one of the manifestations of our divine
nature. The deepest purpose of education is to feed
the man's intellectual nature, to stimulate his curi-
osity and then add to his mind information and
ideas and ideals. The purpose of Christian Educa- ,
tion is not only to feed the intellect, but to induce
the man to think of himself as a member of God's
family, with family responsibilities and privileges
the responsibility to serve, the privilege of living in
fellowship with the Source of all wisdom" and truth.

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Dedication

In appreciation of one who has served faithfully, sincerely, and
helpfully through the years, we proudly dedicate the 1960 Quad-
rangle to you, our teacher and friend,

MISS IONA DILLEY

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Dean J. C. Bailey, B.S., M.S.
Dean

Mr. Austin P. Cook, Jr.
Business Manager

Dr. Zachary Taylor, A.B., Ph.D.
Registrar

Mrs. Margaret W. Talbott, B.S., M.
Dean of W omen

Business Administration and Economics

The Department of Business Administration and Economics is com-
prised of three sections : Business Administration, Economics, and
Secretarial Science. The four programs offered include three degree
programs with majors in general business, economics, and secretarial
science, and a two-year terminal program in secretarial science.

The aims of the department are to provide an opportunity for
students to study business and its place in society, while attaining
a liberal education. The emphasis is on the administrative aspects
of business.

Dr. Zachary Taylor, A.B., Ph.D.
Head of Department and Professor
of Business Administration

Mrs. Mildred W. Robinette, A.B., M.B.A.

Associate Professor of Business Administration

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Miss Ora Iona Dillev, A.B., M. Com. Ed.
Associate Professor of Secretarial Science

Science Department

Hr. Arthur M. Hicks, A.B., M.S.
tssociate Professor of Chemistry

mss Verdie F. Miller, A.B., M.A.
tssociate Professor of Mathematics

The Department of Science offers training on the undergraduate
level in the fields of biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics.
A student may elect to concentrate in biology, chemistry, or
mathematics for his major work, but a strong program in general
science is encouraged.

Mr. Patrick M. Hicks, B.S., M.S.
Assistant Professor of Science

Dr. John L. Shibley, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Head of Department and Professor of Biology

Fine Arts Department

The Fine Arts Department offers
extensive courses in art, music, and
speech. The principal objectives of this
department are to assist students in
gaining experiences that will lead
them to find creative expression
through the fine arts and to help them
contribute to the cultural life of the
community.

A superior curriculum, taught by a
faculty with the highest standards, is
provided for those students who
choose the Fine Arts as their field of
specialization.

Mr. Walter Westafer, Mus.B., Mus.M.
Head of Department and Professor of Music

Miss Irene E. Arnett, A.B., M.A.
Associate Professor of Speech

Mr. Ezra L. Sellers, B.F.A., M.F.A.
Professor of Art

Miss Kathryn T. Cline, A.B., B.M., Mus.M.
Associate Professor of Piano and Organ

Mr. A. L. Stoutamire, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Candidate
Mr. Jarrell E. Hethcox, A.B., M.F.A. 2 Associate Professor of Music

Assistant Professor of Art

Humanities Department

The Department of Humanities offers courses in languages,
literature, religion, and philosophy. Majors may be obtained
in English, French, Spanish, and Religion.

The two-fold purpose of the Humanities Department is
to enrich minds and lives through the knowledge of great
literature and to increase ability in expressing thoughts.

Dr. Margaret V. Cubine, M.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D.

Professor of Religion and English

Dr. Davis P. Melson, A.B., B.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Religion and Dean of Chapel

Dr. Joseph L. Kovar, A.B., LL.B., J.D., M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy and Modern Languages

Mr. Christian F. Hamff, A.B., M.A.
Associate Professor of Modern Languages

Miss Ann L. Clark, A.B., M.A.
Assistant Professor of Modern Languages

Mrs. Davis P. Melson, A.B., M.Ln.
Librarian

Social Science Department

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Dr. Weston L. Murray,
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

Head of Department and
Professor of History and
Social Science

Mr. Carleton S. Guptill,
A.B., M.A.

Associate Professor of Education
and Social Science

Dr. Walter Malcolm
Shackelford, B.A., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Professor of Education

Covering a wide range of subjects, the Department of Social
Science offers courses in education, government, history,
psychology, sociology, and physical education.

This department, being one of service, is pleased to offer
courses that will be useful to other departments as electives.
In this same light of service, it keeps in mind that some
students will become interested in the Foreign Service as
a career.

Mr. Osmos Lanier, A.B., M.A.
Assistant Professor of Social Science

Mr. Joe A. Copeland, A.B., M.A.
Assistant Professor of Physical Education

Miss Martha Wood, B.S.
Instructor of Physical Education

Mr. James B. Blanks, B.S., M.A.
Professor of Psychology

Mrs. Carlton S. Guptill
Secretary to the President

Mrs. Maurice W. Thomas
Secretary to the Dean

Mrs. Effie C. Stambaugh
Residence Counselor of Hawkes

Mr. Alan R. Thomas
Director of Public Relations
and Alumni Affairs

Mrs. Sadie W. Pool
Residence Counselor of Smith

Dr. Emory R. Park, M.D.
College Physician

Mrs. Kate McClure
Residence Counselor of Pitts

Mrs. Algie O. Parker
Assistant to the Librarian

Mrs. Rodney Swann

Secretary of Expansion Fund and News Office

Mr. Eugene H. Overcash
Campus Police

Staff

Mrs. Evelyn Moore

Assistant to the Business Manager

Mr. Kermit R. Fowler
Campus Engineer

Jimmy, Norma, Gwen, and Donnie

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President GWEN REEVES

Vice-President JIMMY McDONALD

Secretary DONNIE MURPHY

Treasurer NORMA BELL

Sponsors DR. JOSEPH KOVAR

PROFESSOR CHRISTIAN HAMFF
MRS. MILDRED ROBINETTE

Louise, Judy, and Carolyn

JUDITH ANNE ADCOCK
Monroe, Georgia
April 3
Social Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3; Pi
Gamma Mu 3.

LOUISE AYRES
West Point, Georgia
April 7
Social Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4, Treas-
urer 3; Christadelphians 1,2,3,4; I.R.C.
2,3, Social Chairman 2; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4;
S.C.A. Cabinet 1,2,3,4, President 4; Social
Calendar Committee 4; W.AA. Council
4; S.G.A. 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4; Superla-
tive 4 ; Who's Who 4.

CAROLYN BABB
Lake Providence, Louisiana
June 28
Applied Music
Emory-at-Oxford 1 ; Alpha Kappa Theta
Sorority 2,3,4, Secretary 3 ; S.G.A. Class
Representative 3, President 4; S.C.A. Cab-
inet 4; W.A.A. Council 4; Choralaires 2,
3,4, Accompanist 2,3,4; I.R.C. 2; Orches-
tra 4; Sweetheart of Circle K 3; Social
Calendar Committee 4; Who's Who 4;
"Miss LaGrange College" 4.

Norma, Gerald, and Larry

LARRY EUGENE BARRINGTON
Moultrie, Georgia
March 10

Social Science and Psychology
Gamma Phi Alpha Fraternity 1,2,3,4,
I.F.C. Representative 3, Treasurer 4;
Double Quartet Accompanist 1 ; Choral-
aires 1; MENC 1,2; Pi Gamma Mu 4;
Baptist Student Union 1,2,3 ; Art League 4.

GERALD CHARLES BECHAM
Thomaston, Georgia
July 20
Piano

Gamma Phi Alpha Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Sec-
retary 4; Choralaires 1,2,3,4, President 3,
Treasurer 4; Circle K 3,4; Baptist Stu-
dent Union 1,2,3,4; MENC 1,2; Double
Quartet 1 ; Social Calendar Committee 3 ;
Who's Who 4.

NORMA RUTH BELL
Manchester, Georgia
September 8
Science

Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Bap-
tist Student Union 1,2,3,4; Sigma 2,3,4 1
Hill-Top News Advertising Editor 3]
I.R.C. 3; Class Treasurer 4.

Mary, Eileen, and Margaret

EILEEN BLALOCK
Savannah, Georgia
December 14
Social Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3; Chris-
tadelphians 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; I.R.C.
1 ; Hill-Top News, Reporter 2,3.

MARGARET BLANKS
LaGrange, Georgia
December 4
Psychology

Carson Newman College 1,3; Alpha Kap-
pa Theta Sorority 2,4.

MARY BLANKS
LaGrange, Georgia
December 4
Psychology

Special Student.

Wallace and Mrs. Branch

JIMMIE FORD BOWLES
LaGrange, Georgia
April 9
Business Administration
Sigma Nu Pi Fraternity 1,2,3,4, I.F.C.
Representative 2, Athletic Representative
2; Panhellenic Council 3; Hill-Top News,
Sports Editor 4; S.GA. 4.

MRS. MILDRED BRANCH

LaGrange, Georgia
January 31
Psychology
Florida Southern College.

WALLACE BROWN
Cartersville, Georgia
November 2
Social Science
Young Harris 1,2; Gamma Phi Alpha Fra-
ternity 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4.

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ALICE FAYE BUCK
Savannah, Georgia
May 16
Religion

Armstrong College 1,2; Christadelphians
3,4; M.S.F. 3.

PAUL BUGG
Grantville, Georgia
January 26
Economics

Sigma Nu Pi Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Secretary
2, Vice-President 3, President 4; S.C.A.
Cabinet 1 ; Hill-Top News, Sports Editor
3; Quadrangle, Sports Editor 2; S.G.A.
2,3.

JOEL BURROW
Atlanta, Georgia
May 8
Business Administration
Emory University 3 ; Sigma Nu Pi Frater-
nity 4.

ANDREA ERNESTINE CHEEK
Lavonia, Georgia
August 8
Social Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3, Secre-
tary 3; W.A.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 3;
Quadrangle staff, Typist 2, Assistant Ad-
vertising Manager 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3;
Letterman's Club 3.

BEVERLY RANDALL CHILDS
Irwinville, Georgia
June 5
Social Science
Andrew College 1,2; Kappa Phi Delta
Sorority 3,4; Choralaires 3,4; M.S.F. 4.

JUNE CHILDS
Manchester, Georgia
March 22
Psychology and Social Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Cho-)
ralaires 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Christadel-i
phians 3,4; I.R.C. 3; Quadrangle staff
Secretary 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4; M.S.G.
1,2,3,4; Sextet 2,3,4; May Court Repre-
sentative 4.

Rochelle, Margaret, and Janice

ROCHELLE CLIFTON
Newtonville, Massachusetts
March 21
Social Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4;
Christadelphians 2,3,4; Curtain Raisers 2;
S.G.A., Secretary 3; W.A.A. 1,2; Cheer-
leader 2, Captain 3; Choralaires 1,2,3,4.

WILMA JANICE COLE
Grantville, Georgia
October 4
Art

Kappa Phi Delta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Art
Club 1,4; S.C.A. Cabinet 2; I.R.C. 2,3;
Quadrangle staff, Art Editor 4.

NINA MARGARET COLLINGS
Atlanta, Georgia
November 21
Biology

Kappa Phi Delta Sorority 1,2,3,4, Histo
rian 3; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Publicity and Dep
utation Chairman 3 ; S.G.A., Treasurer 2
Sigma 2,3,4; Christadelphians 3,4.

Jackie, Wayne and Liz

LIZ DEERING
LaGrange, Georgia
January 25
Psychology and Social Science
Kappa Phi Delta Sorority 3,4, President 4;
Panhellenic Council 4, Secretary 4; Social
Calendar Committee 4; Town Girls Club
1,2.

JACQUELINE ANNE DENNIS
Franklin, Georgia
May 19
Psychology and Social Science
Kappa Phi Delta Sororitv 1,2,3,4; I.R.C.
3; Christadelphians 2,3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4.

MORRIS WAYNE FEARS
Griffin, Georgia
March 11
English

Young Harris 1,2; Gamma Phi Alpha Fra-
ternity 3,4; Circle K 3,4; Ministerial Asso-
ciation 3,4; Choralaires 3.

Mike and Shirley

KERMIT FLOYD
LaGrange, Georgia

October 8

Chemistry

SHIRLEY ANN FOWLER
Thomaston, Georgia
February 13
English and Social Science
Huntingdon College 1 ; Alpha Kappa Theta
Sorority 2,3,4; Quadrangle Staff, Activi-
ties Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; M.S.F.
2,3,4, Vice-President 3 ; S.G.A., Senior
Vice-President 4; Christadelphians 2,3,4;
Social Calendar Committee 4.

MICHAEL FREDERICK
FROSOLONO
LaGrange, Georgia
January 27
Biology and Chemistry

Sigma Nu Pi Fraternity 1,2,3,4; S.G.A.
3,4.

JOYCE ELLENE GAILEY
Clermont, Georgia
November 20
Social Science and History
Young Harris College 1,2; Delta Phi Delta
Sorority 3; Kappa Phi Delta Sorority- 4;
W.A.A. 4; Christadelphians 4; Sextet 3,4;
M.S.F., Worship Chairman 4.

Anne, Joyce, and John

JOHN TIDWELL HAMPTON

LaGrange, Georgia
March 27
Mathematics
Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1 ; Sigma Nu
Pi Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Class
President 2 ; Circle K 2,3,4, Vice-President
4; Social Calendar Committee 2; S.G.A.,
Men's Vice-President 3 ; Westminster Fel-
lowship 3,4, Vice-President 3 ; Choralaires
3,4; Sigma 2,3,4; I.F.C. 3; Homecoming
Court 4; Superlative 4.

ANNE LOUISE HARMON
Greenville, Georgia
October 10
History

Wesleyan College 1 ; Kappa Phi Delta
Sorority 2,3,4; Town Girls Club 2,3,4;
Pi Gamma Mu 4.

Dot and Luanne

NANCY HAYNES
LaGrange, Georgia
June 22
Business Administration
Kappa Phi Delta Sorority 1,2,3; Town
Girls Club 1,2, President 3; Choralaires 1 ;
S.GA. 3.

MARGARET LUANNE HAYS
Atlanta, Georgia
September 13
English

Reinhardt College 1,2; Alpha Kappa Theta
Sorority 3,4; Hill-Top News Editor 3,4;
Scroll Staff, Associate Editor 4; Scroll of
Fame 3; Curtain Raisers 3,4, Secretary 4;
Alpha Psi Omega 4; M.S.F. Council 4;
Christadelphians 3,4; Social Calendar Com-
mittee 3,4; Newspaper Advisory Board
3,4; Superlative 4; Who's Who 4.

DOROTHY L. HEATH

Columbus, Georgia
October 21
Social Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Cho
ralaires 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; Christadel
phians 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2; Sextet 2,3
I.R.C. 3.

Elinor, Donna, and Harold

DONNA HIERS
Pavo, Georgia
November 2
English and Religion
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Chris-
tadelphians 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; Class Offi-
cer 2; Curtain Raisers 2; S.G.A. 2, Junior
Vice-President 3; Hill-Top News Staff,
Associate Editor 3; Scroll Staff, Editor 4;
Social Calendar Committee 4.

HAROLD E. HOLLOWAY
Ellaville, Georgia
August 29
Psychology

Georgia State College 3 ; Pi Delta Kappa
Fraternity 4.

ELINOR BENNETT HUFF
LaGrange, Georgia
July 14
Psychology
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2; Delta
Phi Delta Sorority 3 ; Class President 1 ;
Most Representative Freshman 1 ; Sweet-
heart of Pi Delta Kappa Fraternity 2;
S.C.A. Cabinet 2; Pi Gamma Mu 4.

Jimmy and Roy

FAYE COMBS JACOBS
Fairfax, Alabama
August 22
E Tiff lis h

Kappa Phi Delta Sorority 1,2; Delta Phi
Delta Sorority 3 ; Class Vice-President 3 ;
Scroll Staff, Exchange Editor 3, Business
Manager 4; B.S.U. 1,2,3,4; Quadrangle
Staff, Advertising Manager 3, Associate
Editor 4.

JIMMY RAY JOHNSON
Grantville, Georgia
August 9

General Science
Emory-at-Oxford 1,2; Sigma Nu Pi Fra-
ternity 3,4, Secretary 4; Varsity Basketball
3; Circle K 3; M.A.A, President 4;
S.G.A. 4.

ROY M. JOHNSON
Grantville, Georgia
May 31
Business Administration
Young Harris College 1 ; Georgia State
College 2; Sigma Nu Pi Fraternity 3,4;
Varsity Tennis 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4,
Treasurer 3; I.R.C. 3; I.F.C. 3; M.AA.
4.

CHARLIE JIM JONES

Columbus, Georgia
August 3

Speech and Drama
Gamma Phi Alpha Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Vice-
President 2,4; Curtain Raisers 1,2,3,4;
Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4, President 4; Circle
K 1,2,3,4, President 4; M.S.F. 1; Social
Calendar Committee 4; Art League 4;
I.F.C. 3; Dele gate State Circle K Conven-
tion 4; Senior Superlative 4.

Ann and Charlie Jim

HERM KAHLER
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
March 9
English

Franklin and Marshall 1,2; Gamma Phi
Alpha Fraternity 3,4; Ministerial Associa-
tion 3,4; Circle K 3,4.

DORMA ANN KERCE
Kingston, Georgia

July 21
Music Education
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Chris-
tadelphians 2,3,4, President 4; Double
Quartet 1; Trio 2; Sextet 2,3,4; Choral-
aires 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3, Student Director
4; MENC 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3,
President 4; SGA Senior Representative
4; Social Calendar Committee 4.

Jeanne, Mrs. Kinsley, and Kim

JEANNE KESLER YOUN SUK KIM

Winder, Georgia Kwangiu, Korea

January 18 Foreign Exchange Student

Social Science and Psychology
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4;
Christadelphians 1,2,3,4; I.R.C. 3,4; Hill-
Top News 3; M.S.F. 1,2,3, Secretary 3;
SCA Cabinet 4.

MRS. ESTHER JANSON KINSLEY
LaGrange, Georgia
Psychology
Ohio State University.

Mary Loyce, Sandy and Jimmy

MARY LOYCE LANGFORD
Atlanta, Georgia
July 19
English

Coker College 1 ; Kappa Phi Delta Soror-
ity 2,3 ; Christadelphians 2,3, Treasurer 3 ;
M.S.F. 2,3; S.C.A. Cabinet 3; Hill-Top
News Staff 2; May Court Representative
3 ; Who's Who 3.

SANDRA LOVVORN
Atlanta, Georgia
March 18
Religion

Montreat College 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa
Theta Sorority 4; Choralaires 4; Christa-
delphians 4.

JAMES RICHARD McDONALD
Albany, Georgia
July 5
English

Young Harris 1,2; Gamma Phi Alpha Fra-
ternity 3,4, President 4; Circle K 3,4 ;j
Quadrangle Staff, Assistant Business Man-|
ager 4; Ministerial Association 3,4; Pan-i
hellenic Council 3,4; I.F.C. 3,4; I.R.C.
3,4; Choralaires 3,4.

Margie, Pat, and Nancy

margie Mcdonald

Decatur, Georgia

July 7
Speech and Drama
Kappa Phi Delta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Curtain
Raisers, Corresponding Secretary 1,2, Pro-
duction Co-ordinator 3, Treasurer 4; Alpha
Psi Omega 2,3,4, Treasurer 4.

PATRICIA ANN McGUIRE
Covington, Georgia

August 6
Speech and Drama
Florida State University 1 ; Alpha Kappa
Theta Sorority 2,3,4; Curtain Raisers 2,3,
4, Production Coordinator 4; Alpha Psi
Omega 3,4, Vice-President 4; Sextet 2.

NANCY CAROLE MITCHELL
Jonesboro, Georgia
January 9
Chemistry

Kappa Phi Delta Sororitv 1,2,3,4; Sigma
2,3,4; M.S.M. 1,2,3,4; 'Christadelphians
2,3,4; Quadrangle Staff 1.

Marilyn, Donnie, and Jayne

DONALD C. MURPHY
Forest Park, Georgia
December 5
Social Science, History and Psychology
Truett-McConnell College 1 ; Gamma Phi
Alpha Fraternity 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3;
S.G.A., Men's Vice-President 4; Choral-
aires 4; Circle K 3,4; S.C.A. Cabinet 3,4;
Social Calendar Committee 4 ; Class Sec-
retary r; Panhellenic Council 3,4; M.S.F.
2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; "Mr. La-
Grange College"- 4.

MARILYN ANITA NEAL
Royston, Georgia

March 26
General Science
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3, Treas-
urer 3; S.G.A. Treasurer 2; M.S.F. 1,2; .
Sigma 2,3 ; Hill-Top News Staff 2; Junior-
Freshman Wedding 1 ; May Day Court
Representative 2.

JUNE MALVIA NIXON
Newnan, Georgia
October 19
Psychology
Weslevan College 1,2; Alpha Kapp;j
Theta" Sorority 3,4; M.S.F. 3; Hill- To \
News Staff 3,4, Circulation Manager 31
Circulation and Advertising Manager 41
Girls' Tennis Club 4.

Gwen and George

GEORGE PULLEN
Columbus, Georgia
November 8
Social Science
Pi Delta Kappa Fraternity 1,2,3,4; Circle
K 3,4, President 3 ; Ministerial Associa-
tion 1,2,3,4; S.C.A., Cabinet 2, Vice-Presi-
dent 3 ; Pi Gamma Mu 4; Who's Who 4;
Curtain Raisers 2,3 ; Class President 2.

MRS. LEON A RAUGHTON
Franklin, Georgia
September 25
History
Alpha Phi Beta Sorority 3.

GWENDOLYN KAY REEVES
LaGrange, Georgia
November 1
Psychology

Alpha Phi Beta Sorority 1,2,3,4, Vice-
President 3,4; Sigma Nu Pi Sweetheart 3 ;
S.G.A. Town Student Representative 3 ;
S.C.A. Cabinet 2; B.S.U. 1,2,3,4, Vice-
President 4; Quadrangle Staff, Business
Manager 4; Social Calendar Committee
Chairman 4; Class President 4; May
Court Maid of Honor 4.

Rebecca and Dottie

DOROTHY MANN SAMS
LaGrange, Georgia
June 8
English

Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4; Scroll
Staff, Review Editor 4.

MARY REBECCA SIMMONS
Columbus, Georgia
November 13
Social Science and History
University of Georgia, Columbus Center
1,2; Delta Phi Delta Sorority 3; West-
minster Fellowship 3,4, President 4; Social
Calendar Committee 4; S.C.A. 4.

TRAVIS J. STEWART

LaGrange, Georgia
February 8

Art

Sigma Nu Pi Fraternity 1,2; Curtain Rais-
ers 4 ; Art League 4.

RAY C. SHEPPARD
LaGrange, Georgia
September 17
General Science
Pi Delta Kappa Fraternity 1,2,3,4, Treas-
urer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Class
Treasurer 3 ; S.C.A. Cabinet 2,3 ; Pan-
hellenic Council 4; I.F.C. 3,4; M.A.A.,
Treasurer 4; May King 4.

MAVIS SPRAYBERRY
Newnan, Georgia
December 12
Religion and Psychology
Alpha Kappa Theta Sorority 1,2,3,4, Presi-
dent 4; W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Class Representa-
tive 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Pres-
ident 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 3,4; S.G.A. 4;
M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Christadelphians 1,2,3,4;
Social Calendar Committee 4; Hill-Top
News Staff 3 ; Panhellenic Council 4; May
Court Queen 4; Superlative 4.

JOE TALLY
LaGrange, Georgia
February 26
English
West Georgia College 1,

Margaret and Gary

GARY REESE TODD
LaGrange, Georgia
May 29
Business A cl ministration
West Georgia College 1 ; Sigma Nu Pi
Fraternity 2,3,4, President 3; I.F.C. 3;
Social Calendar Committee 3 ; Panhellenic
Council 3 ; Pi Gamma Mu 4.

MARGARET SHEAROUSE TODD
LaGrange, Georgia
May 10
Social Science
Alpha Phi Beta Sorority 1,2,3,4, Treasurer
3,4; Choralaires 1 ; Class Vice-President 2;
S.C.A. Cabinet 2 ; May Court Representa-
tive 2.

JAMES BARRY THOMPSON
Columbus, Georgia
March 30
Business Administration
Pi Delta Kappa Fraternity 1,2,3,4.

Renfroe and Dean

RENFROE EDWARD WATSON
Forsyth, Georgia
December 21
Speech and Drama
Young Harris 1,2; Gamma Phi Alpha Fra-
ternity 3,4, I.F.C. Representative 3 ; S.G.A.
4; S.C.A. Cabinet 3; Ministerial Associa-
tion 3,4, President 3; Circle K 3,4; Cur-
tain Raisers 3,4, President 4; Alpha Psi
Omega 3,4, Leader of Ritualistic Cere-
monies 4; Social Calendar Committee 3,4.

LINDA KAY WOODSON
LaGrange, Georgia
June 25
Art

Emory University 1 ; Kappa Phi Delta
Sorority 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3; Art League,
Vice-President 4.

DEAN WAYNE YOUNG
Clearwater, Florida
July 2
Business Administration
Andrew College 1,2; Sigma Nu Pi Fra-
ternity 3, 4.

Ann, Janice, and Marie

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President ANN KNIGHT

Vice-President JANICE TOWNLEY

Secretary ANN LEE

Treasurer MARIE WILLIAMS

Sponsors DR. JENNIE LEE EPPS

MR. CARLETON S. GUPTILL

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Claudette Aiken

West Point, Georgia

Ray Allen

LaGrange, Georgia

Ray Barfield

Fitzgerald, Georgia

Barbara Bates

Bainbridge, Georgia

Louise Blalock

Atlanta, Georgia

Andy Borders

Fort Valley, Georgia

Larry Boswell

Phenix City, Alabama

Ann Brake

Macon, Georgia

Alexander Bush

Donalsonville, Georgia

Jerry Carden

Phenix City, Alabama

Libby Carlock

Comer, Georgia

Charles Cater

LaGrange, Georgia

Jerri Chappelear

Lavonia, Georgia

Faye Cosby

LaGrange, Georgia

Ella Jo Davis

Langdale, Alabama

Mary George Dean

Douglas, Georgia
David Dukes

Douglas, Georgia
James Dutton

Auburn, Maine
Mary Ellenburg

Manchester, Georgia
Jul li a Fulford

Fortson, Georgia
Kay Gardner

East Point, Georgia
Ann Gower

LaGrange, Georgia

Martha Green

Summerville, Georgia
William Griffin

Dawson, Georgia
Buddy Grimes

Colquitt, Georgia
Faye Haney

Calhoun, Georgia
Wayne Hilliard

Camilla, Georgia
Peggy Hinkle

Langdale, Alabama
Orion Hunt

Cordele, Georgia

Ted Key

Key West, Florida
Sarah Killian

Atlanta, Georgia
Ann Knight

Jesup, Georgia

Joyce Lancaster

Loganville, Georgia

Ann Lee

Grantville, Georgia
Deloris Lester

Tucker, Georgia
Beti Lowery

Dawson, Georgia

Fred McBrayer

Macon, Georgia

Early McKnight

Lanett, Alabama

Leona Maddox

Macon, Georgia

Anne Matthews

Thomaston, Georgia

Virginia Merrell

Roopville, Georgia

Emily Mitchell

Augusta, Georgia

Ed Nelson

Augusta, Georgia

Jimmy Norred

LaGrange, Georgia
Anne O'Bryant

Buford, Georgia
Emily Paxton

LaGrange, Georgia

Sherrill Penn

Newnan, Georgia
Seba Perkins

LaGrange, Georgia

Peggy Price

Toccoa, Georgia
Heflin Purgason

Hogansville, Georgia

Mickey Reams

LaGrange, Georgia

John Reed

Homestead, Florida

Charles Roquemore
Forsyth, Georgia

Ralph Segrest

Mountville, Georgia

Horace Stowers

Dewey Rose, Georgia

Janet Sutherlin

Columbus, Georgia

Susan Tankersley
Ocilla, Georgia

Edna Lee Thompson
Cairo, Georgia

Janice Townley

Atlanta, Georgia

Marianna Tyson

LaGrange, Georgia

Friedemann Volkart
Stuttgart, Germany

Donna Weatherly
Baxley, Georgia

Marie Willliams

College Park, Georgia

Susan Williams

Claxton, Georgia

Junior-Freshman Wedding
Sandra Young and Orion Hunt

Dedication of the Louise Anderson Manget Building

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Julia, Andy, Kathy, and Max

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

President ANDY OWENS

Vice-President MAX GRIFFIES

Secretary KATHRYN ERWIN

Treasurer JULIA MASSEY

Sponsors MRS. MARGARET TALBOTT

MR. WILLIAM DUNAGAN

Bill Armstrong

Atlanta, Georgia

Esther Baldwin

Dothan, Alabama

Elaine Bell

LaGrange, Georgia

Tom Brown

Lizella, Georgia

Mary Lillian Cagle
Funston, Georgia

Sandra Carter

LaGrange, Georgia

Libby Coleman

Perry, Georgia

Suzanne Cooper

Athens, Tennessee

Sylvia Cowan

Atlanta, Georgia

Ronnie Culpepper

Columbus, Georgia

Sally Curtis

Waverly Hall, Georgia

Bryan Dobbs

Conley, Georgia

Fred Dobbs

Columbus, Georgia

Kathryn Erwin

Forsyth, Georgia

Sherrie Farrar

Fortson, Georgia

Philip Flynn

Atlanta, Georgia
Marian Freeman

Cuthbert, Georgia
Max Griffies

Grantville, Georgia
Martha Frances Griffin

Sparta, Georgia
Clare Harris

Dublin, Georgia
Gail Harwell

Atlanta, Georgia
Nora Jean Hawkins

LaGrange, Georgia

Gene Holcomb

Marietta, Georgia
Judy Hood

Newnan, Georgia
Marianne Hughes

Camilla, Georgia
Valerie Jackson

McDonough, Georgia
Charles Johnson

LaGrange, Georgia
Lawrence Johnson

LaGrange, Georgia
Julia Jones

Columbus, Georgia

Judy Kemper

Riverdale, Georgia
Joyce Lynch

Lumpkin, Georgia
Frances McKinney

Blackshear, Georgia
Sara Magill

Atlanta, Georgia
Julia Massey

Albany, Georgia
Hunter Milam

LaGrange, Georgia
Dot Miller

Albany, Georgia

Ann Monroe

Cartersville, Georgia
Betsy Moore

Columbus, Georgia
Andy Owen

Newnan, Georgia
Jane Owen

Winter Haven, Florida
Al Pinson

Union, New Jersey
Tom Powers

Newnan, Georgia
Virginia Robinson

Albany, Georgia

Claude Smith

Leesburg, Florida
Janice Smith

LaGrange, Georgia
Nelda Smith

LaGrange, Georgia
Sandra Smith

West Point, Georgia
Barbara Stewart

Miami, Florida
Don Tatman

Decatur, Georgia
Larry Thomas

Orlando, Florida

Jimmy Trice

Columbus, Georgia

Dale Turner

Gay, Georgia

Mary Ann Wages

Bethlehem, Georgia

Claire Walker

Albany, Georgia

Henry Etta Wall

Columbus, Georgia

Carolyn Wells

Atherton, California

Jeri Wheelis

Augusta, Georgia

Marianne Whelchel

Chickamauga, Georgia

Mary Whittemore

Jefferson, Georgia

Joel White

LaGrange, Georgia

Gail Woodruff

LaGrange, Georgia

Ida Ruth Wright

Douglasville, Georgia

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Jimmy, Milliard, and Harriette

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

President JIMMY HARRIS

Vice-President JOHN HARTRAMPF

Secretary HARRIETTE KUHR

Treasurer MILLIARD BECKUM

Sponsors MR. JOE COPELAND

MISS MARTHA SUE WOOD

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Joy Ann Bates

Langdale, Alabama

Millard Beckum

Augusta, Georgia

Nettie Dean Beech

LaGrange, Georgia

Jimmy Benefield

Forest Park, Georgia

Ann Bethune

Cartersville, Georgia

Janice Ann Blankenship
Greenville, Georgia

Fay Bowles

LaGrange, Georgia

Jean Bridges

Atlanta, Georgia

Patsy Brown

LaGrange, Georgia

Lloyd Bryant

Fitzgerald, Georgia

Diane Carrington

Decatur, Georgia

Louis Carter

Atlanta, Georgia

Dona Clark

Jonesboro, Georgia

Tom Cogburn

Atlanta, Georgia

Carol Coker

Roswell, Georgia

Suzanne Colllier

Cartersville, Georgia
Annette Crawford

Macon, Georgia
Kay Culpepper

Columbus, Georgia
Joy Davis

Columbus, Georgia
Joyce Davis

Langdale, Alabama
Ann Doster

Camilla, Georgia
Barbara Elliott

Columbus, Georgia

John Estes

LaGrange, Georgia
John Ficklen

Atlanta, Georgia
Linda Gentry

Roswell, Georgia
John Gipson

Tampa, Florida
Anne Grahl

Fort Valley, Georgia

Anne Groover

College Park, Georgia
Frank Hague

Grantville, Georgia

Phyllis Hairston

Summerville, Georgia
Frances Hardy

Columbus, Georgia
James Harris

Pitts, Georgia
John Hartrampf

Atlanta, Georgia
Freddy Hedrick

LaGrange, Georgia
Judy Henderson

Lanett, Alabama
Helen Herd

Atlanta, Georgia

Virginia Huffman

East Point, Georgia
Virginia Humber

Columbus, Georgia
Virginia Ivey

Macon, Georgia
Amy Jackson

Atlanta, Georgia
Florene Jenkins

Dawsonville, Georgia

Betty Jones

Toccoa, Georgia
Patricia Jones

Franklin, Georgia

Hedy King

Decatur, Georgia

Sandra Kite

Columbus, Georgia

Harriette Kuhr

Macon, Georgia
Barbara Lamb

Columbus, Georgia
Margaret Layton

Columbus, Georgia
Beth Lindsay

Dawson, Georgia
Judy Lynch

LaGrange, Georgia

Altona McCartney

Decatur, Georgia
Jeanette Martin

Atlanta, Georgia
Jane Matthews

Greenville, Georgia
Dianne Melton

Atlanta, Georgia
Marianne Merritt

Decatur, Georgia
Jackie Miller

Decatur, Georgia
Jere Mitchell

Jonesboro, Georgia

Gloria Neill

Newnan, Georgia
Karol Nuttall

LaGrange, Georgia
Beth Oliver

College Park, Georgia
Pat Peacock

Morrow, Georgia
Peter Robinson

LaGrange, Georgia
Ann Roper

Atlanta, Georgia
Richard Rowe

Manchester, Georgia

Dianne Scott

Marietta, Georgia
Lanier Shelnutt

LaGrange, Georgia
Susan Sheppard

Camilla, Georgia
Blanton Smith

Atlanta, Georgia
Olin Smith

Colquitt, Georgia
Jane Stevenson

Augusta, Georgia
Ann Swanson

Fayetteville, Georgia

Anne Taylor

Decatur, Georgia
Don Thomas

Pensacola, Florida
Susan Trammell

Pine Mountain, Georgia
Bobby Traylor

LaGrange, Georgia
Jo Anne Upchurch

LaGrange, Georgia
Robert VanLandingham

Belle Glade, Florida
Ann Westbrook

Lumpkin, Georgia

Ann Wheeless

Thomaston, Georgia
Larry Wicker

East Point, Georgia
Anne Williams

Atlanta, Georgia
Laura Williams

College Park, Georgia
Dan Wood

LaGrange, Georgia
Arthur Young

Macon, Georgia
Sandra Young

Wrightsville, Georgia

louise ayres Senear SctfceiCattae

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Each year, along with the selection of Mr. and Miss
LaGrange College, five outstanding seniors are
chosen Senior Superlatives. The entire student body
is given the opportunity to vote in this election.

Superlatives are chosen on the basis of leadership
and achievement.

Who's Who

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Representatives to May Court

Senior Class Representatives Junior Class Representatives

JUNE CHILDS and MARY LOYCE LANGFORD SARAH KILLIAN and JERRI CHAPPELEAR

Sophomore Class Representatives Freshman Class Representatives

CLAIRE WALKER and NELDA SMITH LAURA WILLIAMS and PAT PEACOCK

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Queen
ANN GOWER

King
ED NELSON

This year, for the first time, students planned all of the
Homecoming activities. Heretofore various local alumni clubs
had done the planning. The theme for Homecoming week-
end was "Autumn on the Hill."

Annual stunt night was held on Friday night with the
sophomore and freshman classes taking first and second places
respectively. An Alumni luncheon, tour of the campus, and
receptions given by the sororities and fraternities for former
members highlighted Saturday.

The week-end came to a climax Saturday night at a
formal dance when Ann Gower and Ed Nelson were
crowned Homecoming Queen and King.

Presentation of Trophy

Contestants for King

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GAMMA PHI ALPHA BROTHERS: First row: Barrington, Becham, McDonald, Jones, VanLandingham. Second row: Mitchell, Flynn, Murphy, Arm-
strong. Third row: Dukes, McBrayer, Borders, Young. Fourth row: Watson, Gipson, Nelson, Benefield. Fifth row: Rowe. Beckum, Rogers.

President Jimmy McDonald

Vice-President Charlie Jim Jones

Secretary GERALD Becham

Treasurer Larry Barrington jHPk J*

Panhellenic Council Donnie Murphy IlU M

SGA Representative Renfroe Watson M^Wk

Sponsor Dr. John Shibley.

KAPPA PHI DELTA SISTERS: First row: Mrs. Guptill sponsor; Miss Wood, sponsor; Jones, Williams, Gower, Deering, Freeman, Killian, Mr. Cook,
sponsor. Second row: Monroe, Dean, Hood, Mitchell, Miller, Gailey, Roper, Kemper, Hughes. Third row: McDonald, Ellenburg, Hairston,
Collings, Farrar, Doxtator, Wright. Fourth row: Green, Cole, Wall, Hopper, Davis, Wheeless. Fifth row: Ealcer, McGill, Curtis, McKenney, Griffin,
Childs, Blalock, Coleman. Sixth row: Mitchele, Kuhr, Lancaster, Whelchel, Young, Thompson, Merrell, Hinkle. Seventh row: Dennis Robinson, Pea-
cock, Jenkins, Massey, Davie, Paxton.

President

Liz Deering

Vice-President

Ann Gower

Secretary

Susan Williams

Treasurer

Marian Freeman

Panhellenic Council

Sarah Killian

Sponsors

Mrs. Carlton Guptill
Miss Martha Sue Wood
Mr. Austin Cook

SIGMA NU PI BROTHERS:

President Paul BuGG

Vice-President Ray Barfield

Secretary JlMMY JOHNSON

Panhellenic Council John Hampton

Treasurer Tom POWERS

Sponsors Dr. and Mrs. Zachary Taylor

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ALPHA PHI BETA SISTERS: First row: Shearouse, Reeves, Haney, Bethune. Second row: Collier, Swanson, Lamb, Elliott, Harwell, Clark, Matthews,
Co'<er, Humber, Mr. Sellers, sponsor. Third row: Sheppard, McCartney, Wheeless, Trammell Jones, O'Bryant, Lynch. Fourth row: Grover, Doster,
Lindsay, Wells, Hartness, Stevenson, Taylor. Fifth row: Grahl, Martin, Lowrey, King, Neill, Miller, Gardner. Sixth row: Ivey, Melton, Merritt, Lay-
ton, Henderson, Scott, Gentry, Oliver. Seventh row: Stewart, Herd, Jackson, Bates, Crawford.

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President Faye Haney

Vice-President Gwen REEVES

Secretary Ann Bethune

Treasurer Margaret Todd

Panhellenic Council Susan HlGGlNBOTHAM

Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Sellers

Mr. Jarrell Hethcox

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PI DELTA KAPPA BROTHERS: First row: B. Dobbs, Sheppard, Boswell. Second row: Reams, Griffies, Owen, Harris, Trice, Smith. Third row:
Brown, Ficltlen, Wells, Reed. Fourth row: F. Dobbs, Thomas, Culpepper, Hunt, Cogburn. Fifth row: Davidson, Carter, Holloway, Hague, Holcomb.

President Ray Sheppard

Vice-President Barry Thompson

Secretary Bryan Dobbs

Treasurer Larry Boswell

Panhellenic Council Max Griffies and John Reed

SGA Representative Bryan Dobbs I

Athletic Representative RONNIE CULPEPPER M

Chaplain Jimmy Trice ABHbKV

Sponsors Mr, Kermit Fowler

Mr. Arthur Hicks

ALPHA KAPPA THETA SISTERS: First row: Cooper, Carlock, Knight, Neal, Cheelt, Sprayberry. Second row: Turner, Jackson, Walker, Smith,
Weatherly, Jones, Ayres. Third row: Lester, Chappelear, Mathews, Erwin, Kerce, Hardy, Kite. Fourth row: Hays, Childs, Fowler, Moore, Heath,
Wages, Fulford. Fifth row: Culpepper, Westbrook, Williams, Blalock, Bates, Sutherlin. Sixth row: Adcock, Bell, Townley, Kesler, Maddox, Lovvorn.

President Mavis Sprayberry

Vice-President Ann KNIGHT

Andrea Cheek

Marilyn Neal

Libby Carlock

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cook
Mrs. Joe Copeland
Mr. William Dunagan

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Secretary
Treasurer

Panhellenic Council
Sponsors

ALPHA PSI OMEGA: Renfroe Watson, Pat McGuire, Luanne Hays, Margie McDonald, Ray Barfield, Miss Arnett, sponsor; Charlie Jim Jones,
Mary Ann Wages.

Patricia McGuire, Vice-President; Charles Jones, President; Ray Barfield, Secretary; Margie Mc-
Donald, Treasurer.

Alpha Psi Omega, for students outstand-
ing in dramatic work, was the first national
honorary fraternity to be established on our
campus. Membership is based upon certain
qualifications set by the national organiza-
tion. Pledges must go through a period of
initiation before they become full membsrs,
at a formal banquet.

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Sigma

Nancy Mitchell, Mr. Hicks, Ann Lee, Dean Bailey, Marilyn Neal, Margaret Collings, John Hampton,
Miss Miller, Dr .Shibley, Mike Frosolona, Norma Bell. Mr. P. M. Hicks, not in picture.

Fraternity Sweethearts

Sigma Nu Pi Sweetheart Pi Delta Kappa Sweetheart

GWEN REEVES LIBBY CARLOCK

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Faye Haney, Ray Sheppard, Liz Deering, Li b by Carloclt, Mrs. Talbott, Jimmy McDonald, Donnie Murphy

Panhellenic Council

Chairman Liz Deering

Secretary Donnie Murphy

Adviser Mrs. Talbott

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Student Government
Association

CAROLYN BABB
President

OFFICERS

Carolyn Babb
President

Donnie Murphy
Men's Vice-President

Shirley Fowler
Senior Vice-President

Ann Gower
Junior Vice-President

Martha Green
Secretary

Andy Owen
Treasurer

Left to right, First Row: Martha Green, Ann Gower, Mavis Sprayberry, Emily Mitchell, Louise Ayres, Emily Paxton, Ann Monroe. Second Row: Mary George
Dean, Ann Kerce, Shirley Fowler, Kay Culpepper, Ray Barfield, Jimmy Harris, Renfroe Watson, Bryan Dobbs, Donnie Murphy, Jimmy Johnson, Andy Owen.

Every student at LaGrange College is a member of the Student Government Asso-
ciation. Elected by vote of the student body, the Student Government Council makes
the rules according to the powers granted to it by the president and faculty.

This council also helps orientate new students at the first of school, is responsible
for the Junior-Freshman Wedding, and holds a special pledge service in which all
students become members of the Student Government Association. A spring retreat
enables the council to make new plans for the progress of the school.

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Student
Christian Association

We unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a
growing knowledge of God.

We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all
people.

In this task we seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him.

LOUISE AY RES
President

First Row: Sandra Kite, Mavis Sprayberry, Mary George Dean, Louise Ayres, Jimmy Trice, Susan Williams, Ronnie Culpepper. Second Row: Ann Knight, Suzanne
Cooper, Donnie Murphy, Janice Townsey, Jeanne Kesler, Emily Paxton, Dr. Cubine, Jimmy Benefield.

The Student Christian Association is a branch of the Y.W.C.A. and Y.M.C.A.
All members of the student body are invited to participate in the work of the S.C.A.
by joining one of the five committees which are: recreation, worship, world-related-
ness, social service, and publicity.

This association is directed by a cabinet composed of the officers, chairmen of the
committees, presidents of the other major organizations, and a faculty advisor.

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Women's

Athletic

Association

MAVIS SPRAYBERRY
President

OFFICERS

Mavis Sprayberry
President

Andrea Cheek
Vice-President

Libby Carlock
Secretary

Sherrie Farrar
Treasurer

Every girl student is a member of the Women's Athletic Association, which seeks
to promote an interest in sports, physical development, and good sportsmanship.

Under the direction of a council consisting of the WAA officers and two repre-
sentatives from each class, this association is in charge of Stunt Night, May Day,
and all athletic competition among sororities.

Trophies are awarded by the WAA to the winner of Stunt Night and to the win-
ners of girls' intramural sports.

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GWEN REEVES
Business Manager

Quadrangle

The Quadrangle staff starts work on the yearbook early in the fall
so that the student body may enjoy the finished product in the spring.
Picture-taking, art and literary work, lay-out, and advertisements
are all important aspects in putting the annual together.

In the spring election, the editor, the business manager, and the
advertising manager of the Quadrangle are elected by a student body
vote. The other members of the staff are appointed by the elected
officers and the out-going senior members of the staff.

SHIRLEY FOWLER
Editor

MARIE WILLIAMS
Advertising Manager

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MARIAN FREEMAN JUNE CHILDS

Typist Secretary

Hill- Top News

The Hill-Top News has completed its second year
on campus. Published bi-weekly, the paper endeavors
to give complete news coverage to all school activi-
ties.

LUANNE HAYS
Editor

RAY BARFIELD
Associate Editor

SEBA PERKINS
Business Manager

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EDITORIAL STAFF: Seated: Eileen Blalock, Ray Barfield, Luanne Hays. Standing: Kay Gardner, Janice Townley, Helen Herd, Marianne Whelchel, Elaine Hopper,
Janet Sutherlin.

NEWSPAPER ADVISORY BOARD: Dr. Kovar, Mr. Thomas, Dean Bailey, Luanne Hays.

Scroll

Published four times a year, the Scroll is the campus literary
magazine. It contains both prose and poetry and such regular
features as a book review and a dedication of each issue to a
faculty member.

At the end of the year, a faculty committee judges all work
published in the Scroll that year. Not more than four out-
standing contributors are elected to the Scroll of Fame. Pictures
of those honored are hung in the English room.

Editor

Associate Editor
Business Manager .
Asst. Business Manager
Exchange Editor .
Review Editor .
Art Editor ....
Typists

. Donna Heirs
Luanne Hays
Faye C. Jacobs

Janice Townley

Janet Sutherlin
. Dottie M. Sams
. Susan Williams

Advisor

Sylvia Cowan
Frances McKinney
Dr. Jennie Lee Epps

Seated: Luanne Hays, Donna Hiers, Dr. Epps, Frances McKinney. Standing: Dottie Sams, Janet Sutherlin, Janice Townley, Sylvia Cowan, Susan Williams.

Renfroe Watson, Charles Roquemore, Gerald Becham, Jimmy Harris, Charlie Jim Jones, Andy Owen, John Hampton, Jimmy McDonald, Ronald Culpepper.

Circle K Club

John Hampton, Vice-President; Charlie Jim Jones, President; Bryan Dobbs,
Treasurer; Jimmy Trice, Secretary.

Circle K, a service club, is affiliated with the In-
ternational Kiwanis Club. Members are selected on
qualifications of scholarship, character, and leader-
ship.

Sweetheart, Libby Carlock

First Row: Pat McGuire, Margie McDonald, Mary Ann Wages, Luanne Hays, Ray Barfield, Renfroe Watson, Miss Arnett, sponsor. Second Row: Charlie Jim Jones,
Bryan Dobbs, Gail Woodruff, Fred Dobbs, Julia Jones, John Reed, Suzanne Collier. Third Row: Lloyd Bryant, Andy Owen, Ann Wheeless, Barbara Bates.

The Curtain Raisers

Pat, Ray, Renfroe, Margie, Mary Ann, and Luanne

President Renfroe Watson

Vice-President R.AY BARFIELD

Secretary Mary Ann Wages

Treasurer Margie McDonald

Production Co-ordinator Pat McGuire

Corresponding Secretary LuANNE Hays

The Curtain Raisers entertain the student body with a variety Membership in the Curtain Raisers is the first step toward

of productions each year. In order to become a member of this being elected to Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatic fra-

dramatic group, one must audition by giving a scene from a ternity.
play, a humorous reading, and a serious reading.

Scenes from "The Fool'

Vocal
Ensemble

Martha Green
President

Deloris Lester
Vice-President

Frances McKinney
Secretary-Treasurer

The Vocal Ensemble sings
at various churches through-
out the state and often in
programs on campus. Mem-
bers are chosen by audition.

First Row: Clare Harris, Claire Walker, Ann Kerce, Frances McKinney, Martha Frances Griffin, Deloris Lester, Joy
Gailey. Second Row: Ann Swanson, June Childs, Sara Mag ill, Harriette Kuhr, Martha Green, Emily Paxton, Ann Gowe
Janet Sutherlin.

Ann Kerce, Deloris Lester, Clare Harris, Libby Coleman, Diane Scott, Hedy King, Phyllis Hairston, Ann Wheeless, Ann
Swanson, Wayne Hilliard.

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MENC

Ann Kerce
President

Deloris Lester
Vice-President

Clare Harris
Secretary- Treasurer

Libby Coleman
Corresponding Secretary

The Music Educator's Na-
tional Conference on campus
is composed of music majors
and is affiliated with the na-
tional organization. This as-
sociation gives those who are
interested in music education
an insight into what is going
on in the field of music
today.

First Row: Wheeles, B. Childs, Grahl, Clifton, Barfield, Thomas, McDonald, Hampton, Becham, Harris, Kerce, Heath. Second Row: Swanson, Erwin, Hairston
Miller, Brown, Griffin, Dobbs, Jones, Scott, Coleman, J. Childs, Lester. Third Row: Lancaster, Sutherlin, Green, King, Pinson, Hunt, Borders, Murphy, Gower
Whelchel, Willliams. Fourth Row: Walker, Farrar, Maddox, Lovvorn, Griffies, Mc Brayer, Key, Hilliard, Babb, Cowan, Blalock.

The Choralaires

President Deloris Lester

Vice-President Janet Sutherlin

Secretary Diane Scott

Treasurer Gerald Becham

Librarian Clare Harris

Wardrobe Chairmen Fred McBrayer

Claire Walker

Accompanist Carolyn Babb

Student Director Ann Kerce

Director Mr. Walter Westafer

Under the direction of Mr. Walter Westafer, the Choralaires
present programs both for the school and for various civic clubs
and churches in and around LaGrange.

Each spring the chorus goes on a tour, which is a definite
highlight of the year.

Membership in this group is gained by audition, and all stu-
dents are eligible.

First Row: Betsy Moore, Andrea Cheek, Larry Boswell. Second Row: Susan Williams. Third Row: Mavis Sprayberry, Max Griffies, Andy Owen. Fourth Row: Ann
Monroe, Jimmy Johnson. Fifth Row: Libby Carlock, Sandra Young, Ronnie Davidson, Wallace Brownt

The Letterman's Club

To be eligible for membership in the Letterman's Club, a boy
or girl must have earned a varsity letter in either basketball,
tennis, or as a cheerleader. The purpose of the club is to recog-
nize those with letters and to promote athletics and good sports-
manship on our campus.

Men's
Athletic
Association

President JlMMY JOHNSON

Vice-President Ronnie CuLPEPPER

Secretary Larry BOSWELL

Treasurer Ray Sheppard

The Men's Athletic Association is a new organization on
campus. It was organized during the second semester of
last year. The purpose of the organization is to set up and
regulate the intramural athletics program for the men on
campus.

Jimmy Johnson, President

First row: Jimmy Johnson, Max Grigies, Ray Sheppard, Ronne Culpepper. Second Row: Wallace Brown, Larry Boswell.

The
Ministerial

Association

President Orion Hunt

Vice-President JimmyTrice

Secretary Ronnie Culpepper , ,

Treasurer Jimmy Harris

Publicity Chairman Fred McBrayer

Membership in the Ministerial Association is open
to all men students who are preparing themselves
for the ministry. An organization of Christian fel-
lowship, this association takes an active part in the
religious activities on campus.

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Seated: Orion, Dr. Melson. Standing: Jimmy, Ronnie, Fred, and Jimmy.

First Row :Ed Nelson, Renfroe Watson, Jimmy Trice, Jimmy Harris, Dr. Welson, sponsor. Second Row: Milliard Beckum, Andy Owen, Ronnie Culpepper, Jimmy
McDonald, Fred McBrayer, Ralph Segrest, Orion Hunt.

The Methodist
Student Movement

President Donnie Murphy

Vice-President Sylvia Cowan

Secretary Louise Blalock

Treasurer Julia Massey

The Methodist Student Movement is composed of all
Methodist students on the campus. Each year the MSM
is represented at state conferences. This year Ann Brake
was elected State Treasurer of the Methodist Student
Movement.

Donnie, Louise, Julia, and Sylvia

Seated: J. Childs, Kuhr, Roper, Murphy, Townley, Hays, Ivey, Kesler. Standing: First Row: N. Mitchell, Gailey, B. Childs, Fowler, Bethune, Erwin, McKinney,
Griffin, Hardy, Blalock, Whelchel, Hopper, Gardner, Collings. Second Row: Miss Miller, sponsor, Trice, E. Mitchell, Cowan, McBrayer, Owen, J. Mitchell, Harris,
Culpepper, Massey, Hunt.

The Baptist

Student Union

President Ann Knight

Vice-President Gwen Reeves

Secretary PEGGY HlNKLE

Treasurer Sherrie Farrar

Social Chairman Clare Harris

Devotional Chairman Julia Fulford

All Baptist students on campus are welcome to participate
in the Baptist Student Union, which serves as a link be-
tween the Baptist students and the local church. This union
is provided for and promoted by the Southern Baptists.

Seated: Peggy, Gwen, and Ann. Standing: Sherrie and Julila

First Row: Joy Bates, Ann Mathews, Sandra Young, Julia Fulford, Esther Baldwin. Second Row: Barbara Lamb, Barbara Elliott, Ella Jo Davis, Jeri Chappelear,
Amy Jackson. Third Row: Joyce Lynch, Peggy Hinlcle, Linda Davis, Sherrie Farrar, Jane Mathews. Fourth Row: Ann Knight, Gwen Reeves, Mrs. Talbott, sponsor.

Seated: Peggy, Gwen, and Ann. Standing: Sherrie and Jullia

The Art League

President Tom Powers

Vice-President , . LlNDA WOODSON

Secretary Sherrie Farrar

Treasurer Martha Griffin

Larry Thomas
Reporter Sara MagilL

First Row: Martha Frances Griffin, Janice Cole, Tom Powers, John Reed. Second Row: Ann Willliams, Sara Magill, Ida Ruth Wright, Richard Rowe, Valerie Jack-
son. Third Row: Susan Willilams, Jackie Miller, Marianne Whelchel, Elain Hopper, Ray Barfield. Fourth Row: Sherrie Farrar. Fifth Row: Charlie Jim Jones, Anne
O'Bryant, Joyce Lynch, Carolyn Eaker, Ann Knight.

The
Westminster
Fellowship

Rebecca Simmons
President

Claire Walker
Vice-President

Libby Coleman
Secretary

Valerie Jackson
Publicity Chairman

The Westminster Fellow-
ship is open to Presbyterian
students and those of small
denominational groups who
wish to join them.

First Row: Sandy Lovvorn, Donna Clark, Diane Scott, John Hampton. Second Row: Claire Walker, Valerie Jackson, Re-
becca Simmons, Libby Coleman.

Christadelphians

First Row: Sandra Kite, Rochelle Clifton, Mary George Dean, Mavis Sprayberry, Joyce Gailey, Ann Westbrook, Dr. Mel-
son, sponsor. Dr. Cubine, sponsor, Kathryn Erwin. Second Row: Virginia Ivey, Kay Culpepper, Donna Heirs, Leah Lee,
Margaret Layton, Ann Kerce, Eileen Blalock, Shirley Fowler. Third Row: Sarah Killian, Sally Curtis, Leona Maddox, Jeanne
Kesler, Sandy Lovvorn, Mary Wheeler, Peggy Price, Sherrie Farrar.

Ann Kerce

President

Eileen Blalock
Vice-President

Kathryn Erwin
Secretary

Mary Langford

Girls interested in Chris-
tian service, whether they are
religion majors or not, are
invited to become members
of the Christadelphians. This
organization carries out sev-
eral service projects during
the year which include a
traditional Christmas party
for the people of the Old
Folks' Home. At their meet-
ings the girls often have
guests who speak on various
phases of religious work.

Social Calendar Committee

Chairman
Gwen Reeves

Secretary
Ann Wright

Sponsors
Dean Bailey
Mrs. Talbott

Presidents of all the organ-
izations on campus are auto-
matically members of the
Social Calendar Committee.
This group meets monthly to
set and co-ordinate all dates
for campus activities.

Alma Mater

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,

Guardian of our days;
For thy spirit never failing

We will sing thy praise.
High aloft we hold thy banner

Ever loyal, true ;
And to thee, our Alma Mater,

We our pledge renew.

In thy mighty groves of learning

Wisdom's paths we've sought ;
High upon thy lofty hilltop

Visions have been wrought.
From our hearts we sing the chorus

Time shall never change,
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,

Hail to thee, LaGrange.

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OLIN SMITH, Forward PETE ROBINSON, Center MICKEY REAMS, Center

Panthers

DALE ST. GEMME, Forward

GENE HOLCOMB, Forward

Left to Right, First Row: Andrea Cheek, Ann Monroe, Marianne Hughes. Second Row: Sandra Young, Jackie Hartness, Libby Carlock, Co-Captain; Susan

Williams, Captain.

Cheerleaders

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Congratulations to the
1960 Seniors

from

WTRP Radio Station

West Georgia's Choice
620 on your dial

-LaGrange Georgia

TOWN and COUNTRY MOTEL

Swimming Pool Room TV Phones
West Georgia's Finest
New Franklin Road

LAGRANGE JEWELRY CO.

115 Main Street
Albert L. Rosser, Owner
Phone TU 4-4312

PARKER FURNITURE COMPANY

Bull Street Dial TU 4-5 54

LaGrange, Georgia

LaGrange

Georgia

RANDAL'S RESTAURANT

For Parties and Banquets
Dial TU 2-1042

SWANSON MOTOR COMPANY

Oldsmobile Ramble

SALES & SERVICE
216 Bull Street Telephone TU 2-3 50

FUNK'S FLOWERS

BELK- GALLANT

108 Church Street T afinnffp f^pm-oia

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LaGranee

THRASH SERVICE STATION

west Point

Firestone Accessories

"NT

JNewnan

(Texaco Products)

Covington

Joe Thrash Grady Bishop

T>L rt rt HPT T a o i o i

Phone 1 U 4-8381

Manchester

Hogansville

LaGrange, Georgia

Thomaston

Roanoke

AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR

James G. Gallant, General Manager

116 Bull Street

LaGrange Georgia

rvoyal 1 ypewriters victor /\auing macnmei>

BISSELL CO.

T*T T T 1Q4
1 U L-L J7*T

109 Vernon Street LaGrange, Georgia

NEWMAN CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS, INC.

COMPANY

Telephone TU 4-5636 4-5637

LaGrange, Georgia

O. F. Nixon

LaGrange, Georgia

LAGRANGE HARDWARE COMPANY

If It s Hardware, we Have It

1 Phone: TU 2-3521 210 Bull Street
TU 2-1220 710 Lincoln Street

DANIEL

An Association of Men

LUMBER COMPANY

Who Have Fought

America's Foreign Wars

on Land and Sea

OUR 42nd YEAR

ALBERT J. PERRY POST

LaGrange, Georgia

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

Robert F. Fischer Post Commander

318 Main Street Dial TU 4-5686

"Always Welcome"

FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN

ASSOCIATION OF LAGRANGE

DAVIS PHARMACY

A. G. Vaughn, Owner

10 N. Court Square

201 Broad Street Phone TU 4-8642

Dial TU 2-3 53 5 LaGrange, Georgia

MADDOX FUNERAL HOME, INC.

Hudson Maddox, Pres.

118 Church St. LaGrange, Ga.

Phone TUxedo 4-8636

and

LAGRANGE KIWANIS CLUE

East Rail Road St. Pine Mountain, Ga.

Phone NOrth 3-2201

AMBULANCE SERVICE

With Two- Way Radio and All First-Aid Equipment

General Agent for Family Fund Life Insurance Co.

iSuck^lDonclerlul < zbream6~h y pepperell

BEAUTIFUL "BRIDAL ROSE", an- and patterns . . . there's one for every

other new sheet fashion by famous Lady dream. Look for Pepperell on yoursports-

Pepperell and another wonderful dream wear too with Pepperell's chartered wash

for you. Choose petal-soft Pepperell and wear finish, you'll know it's the fashion

Sheets & Blankets in your favorite colors if it's made of a Pepperell fabric!

FITTED REGULAR COLORS WM

SHEETS AND BLANKETS

ITE PERCALE MUSLIN NYLON

THE

GREETINGS
from

CITY OF LAGRANGE

WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY

HUNTER - ALLEN - MYHAND

"The Same Furniture for Less"
121-23 Vernon LaGrange, Georgia

Phone TU 4-5626

111 Broad Street LaGrange, Georgia

Cliff Hunter - Nick Allen - Curtis Myhand

HUTCHINSON - TRAYLOR
INSURANCE AGENCY

200 Broad Street P.O. Box 2 56

You can trust us with your insurance problems

Quadrangle Photographer 1960

LaGrange, Georgia

BARRON'S STUDIO

106 North Church Street

Thomaston, Georgia

DARDEN - PATTILLO, INC.

Midway 7-3320

POLL PARROT . . . TRIM TRED . . . RAND
127 Main Street

FOR QUALITY TOWELS AND CARPETING ASK FOR CALLAWAY

CALLAWAY MILLS

LaGrange, Georgia

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COLONIAL STORES

BORDEN'S
ICE CREAM

If It's Borden's, It's Got
to be Good!

West Point Road

LaGrange

Georgia

Duffey Sauscm
Company, ln<

Carrollton

Georgia

AMERICAN LEGION

RHODES FURNITURE COMPANY

West Court Square
Phone TU 4-4616
LaGrange, Ga.

BAXTER L. SCHAUB POST NO. 75
LaGrange, Georgia

J. C. VAN HOUTEN CO.

RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE
LaGrange, Georgia
107 Ridley Ave. Phone TUxedo 4-849:

Hamilton Road

Lee Thigpen, Club Manager

LAGRANGE GROCERY, INC.

W. A. Looney, Commander

CLEAVELAND-DODD COMPANY

Men's Clothing - Furnishings and Ladies' Shoes
LaGrange, Georgia

La

THORNTON TIRE COMPANY

JOHN SEXTON & CO.

The National Chain
Wholesale Grocers
P.O. Box 4142
Federal Annex

Atlanta Georgia

WOODING'S, INC.

WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL
Theater Building
LaGrange, Georgia

SKINNER FURNITURE STORE, INC.

2 1 7 Main Street Phone TU 4-583 1
LaGrange Georgia

LAGRANGE BANKING COMPANY

Member of Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation

LaGrange Georgia

The Town House Suburban Restaurant

U.S. 27 North Adjoining

The Town and Country Motel

Open 6 A.M. Close 1 1 P.M.

MANSOUR'S

LaGrange's Oldest and Most Modern
Department Store

Featuring
Nationally Advertised Brands

FUNDERBURK'S

8 E. Court Square LaGrange, Georgia

MOTOROLA RCA WHIRLPOOL
J. Olin Funderburg, Owner Phone TU 2-1486
SALES SERVICE

LEHMAN N JEWELRY COMPANY

1856 - 1960
104 Yrs. in LaGrange
6 Ease Court Square

TRAMMELL HARDWOOD
FLOORING COMPANY

Manufacturers of
Trammlel Broad' Flooring

LaGrange Georgia

MOORE'S JEWELRY STORES

DIAMONDS WATCHES CHINA SILVER
108 Main Street Phone TU 2-2481
209 Main Street Phone TU 4-48 12

HUIE MOTOR COMPANY

"Where Friends Meet"
CHEVROLET
Cars, Trucks, Parts Accessories
LaGrange TU 4-7381 Georgia

TROUP DAIRY COOPERATIVE, INC.

GRADE "A" PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS

LaGrange, Georgia

Visit Our Milk Bar

At

3 14 Main. Street

CECIL BURDETTE

THE LAGRANGE THEATRE

Typewriters

Adding Machines

Office Supplies

and

Desks - Chairs - File Cabinets

Art Supplies

Authorized Agency for Underwood Products

LAGRANGE DRIVE-IN THEATRE

3 E. Court Square Tel. TU 4-5077

Compliments

of

MANGET BROTHERS, INC.

Newnan, Georgia

TRAYLOR CONSTRUCTION CO.

GENERAL CONTRACTORS
ENGINEERS
LaGrange, Georgia

S. H. KRESS & CO.

LaGrange, Ga.
"Watch Kress Windows"
5c 10c 25c Store

FARMER'S MUTUAL WAREHOUSE
LAGRANGE

ALLENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE

Three Points

LaGrange Georgia

TASTY COFFEE SHOP

LaGrange's Best
34 Court Square

LaGrange, Georgia Phone TU 4-4012

Penney's

ALWAYS FIRST

QUALITY!

'Where Savings are Greater'

Compliments

of

W. N. BANKS

LaGrange

Georgia

DIXIE MILLS
DIVISION

West Point Manufacturing Company

Compliments
of

CITIZENS & SOUTHERN
BANK

OF LAGRANGE

Member Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation

FLEETH & HUTCHINSON

QUALITY MEN'S WEAR

125 Main Street

LaGrange, Georgia

SERVICE COAL CO.

LaGrange, Georgia

HANSON'S DRIVE-IN

CURB SERVICE
Open 4 P.M. till 12 Midnight

SWANSON'S
LADIES' APPAREL

Newest Style Trends

21 1 Main Street

LaGrange, Georgia

PAUL COLE DRUG CO.

"PRESCRIPTIONS FIRST"
129 Main Street LaGrange, Georgia

Phone TU 4-7373

FRANK TIGNER
INSURANCE AGENCY

Insurance and Real Estate

Dial TU 4-8626

130 Bull Street

LaGrange

IDEAL LAUNDRY

L. L. Goode L. L. Goode, Jr.

LAGRANGE LIONS CLUB

LAUNDERERS and CLEANERS

Germ-Proof Cleaning
LaGrange's only Drive-In Laundry

National Institute of Dry Cleaning

and

American Institute of Laundering

LODGE NO. 1084

B.P.O. Elks

LaGrange

Georgia

HOLMES DRUG STORE

The REXALL Store

LaGrange's Largest and Best Drug Store

We appreciate your business

"The College Store"

Phone TU 4-7301-2

LaGrange, Georgia

BEHR'S

Featuring

Nationally Advertised Merchandise

"For the Woman Who Cares'

SUMMIT MOTORS COMPANY

Authorized Ford Dealer
SALES AND SERVICE
TU 2-1401

236 Main Street LaGrange, Georg

SMEDLEY PRINTING CO., INC.

TU 4-7371

209 Broad Street

LaGrange, Georg

(Joe) FREEMAN DRUG CO.

TU 4-4881

807 Hill Street

LaGrange, Georgi

JOHNSON MOTORS, INC.

PONTIAC CADILLAC

"We sell the Best and Service the Rest"
203 Greenville Street TU 4-7341

OGLETREE JEWELRY COMPANY

DIAMONDS . . . WATCHES . . . JEWELRY
3 3 South Court Square

LaGrange

Georgia

LAGRANGE MOTOR HOTEL

240 Franklin St.
On U.S. 27 & 29 North
LaGrange, Georgia

INE PRINTING SINCE 1 887
That's the story of Foote & Davies, Inc.
Today we have one of the most modern and best
equipped plants in the country. And fine
Yearbooks have always been an important part
of our business. Our craftsmen believe in
quality and strive to produce the
"best in the Industry." Our excellent
printing doesn't just happen
it's a combination of production
research, craftsmanship, and
painstaking supervision.

FOOTE & DAVIES. INC. / ^Un^.^^^.^JU^

764 MIAMI CIRCLE, N E / ATLANTA 24, GEORGIA