QUADRANGLE 1972

LaGrange College
LaGrange, Georgia

Volume Fifty-Five

CONTENTS:

The Beginning 1

For Whom- 16

The Establishment 18

Envolvement 60

The Frat Cats-82

Blood, Sweat, and Tears 98

Recognition 124

The Silent Majority 144

Our Support- 172

Finale- 196

Peace?

What exactly are you
talking about, friend?
Daydream and TRY to
escape life's inevitable
realities.

Parties, booze, drunks,
i stoned . . . freaked out!!
^ THEN . . . the mind and soul
get it together! Relaxed
and Oh!! So free!!
At least you think you are . . .

4

5

So what if I pass the
course? Who wants an
eight o'clock class?
Yet those agonies and
baggy eyes are tempo-
rarily soothed by de-
cent grades . . . but there
has got to be a better
way . . . hasn't there?

Brotherhood get along
with your fellow man
and remember
we all have to live
together.

8

It s hard to enjoy living
with reminders-
Vietnam

Northern Ireland
China
Kent State
Equality U.S.A.

Search and question, people!
We have to criticize and
judge ourselves and each
other. We just can't exist
as mere machines forever
bowing to injustices!!

11

14

We are sometimes eased
momentarily by a
grasping of
Love,

We can get by with a little help
from our friends.

But it doesn't
last forever and

if we are to become individuals
we must seek the
TRUTH-to find the
PEACE-to live with
OURSELVES.

FOR WHOM

No photograph of Ernest Gust
could ever capture his humanness
and no amount of words tell his
stor)', but for a dedication, an at-
tempt is made. Those who have
seen him smile, faced his frown,
those who have shuddered when he
pounded his lecturn, while he bel-
lowed at his semi-circle of listeners,
will hold within them the only
true, if still incomplete, portrait.
For those who hadn t the opportu-
nity: he is an angry man, with an
anger ever-present in its attempt at
destro)ing our Apathy, our Stupi-
dit}', our Cowardice, and he is very
aner)' because one man can do very
little against such institutions. And
he is a great-hearted man, for he
knows he has those faults, but be-
cause he works to end them, be-
cause he tries, we know there is
more and we try. Perhaps only
those minds he has shaken will un-
derstand, having known such a
man, that they percieve with
clearer eyes what exists around
them.

It is this last quality, self-exam-
ination, which is the most impor-
tant lesson learned, the most impor-
tant question asked in Mr. Gust's
histor)' classes: What do you, an in-
dividual, thinking human being,
believe in and why? Be specific.
Discuss fully.

16

17

18

THE ESTABLISHMENT

19

PRIVATE

VVaights G. Henn-, President

20

ADMINISTRATION

John R. Love, Dean of Students

Betty B. Chaffin, Assistant Business Manager

C. Lee Harwell, Academic Dean

Richard T. Walters, Director of Development

Sidney S. Tate, Director of Admissions and

Financial Aid
Austin P. Cook, Business Manager

22

Alan R. Tlioinas, Director of News Service

Caroh n D. Bureess, Director of Alumni Activities

juanita Overcasn, Registrar

James A. New, Student Counselor

Donald HcKlges, Admissions Office

Kent Eargle, Adnn'ssions Office

Robert McLendon, Admissions Office

24

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V

4

Walter D. Jones
Muriel B. Williams
Alice K. Blodgett
Samuel G. Hornsb^ , Jr.
Fred B. Freeman, Jr.

ENGLISH

25

SCIENCE

Arthur M Hicks CHEMISTRY
Patrick M. Hicks

John L. Shiblev BIOLOGY
Gra\son M. Bradley

26

MATHEMATICS

Grge M. Searcy
Bailey B. Shelhorse
Richard D. Jolly

27

28

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS LAW

29

EDUCATION and PSYCHOLOGY

31

Alfred Mariotti
PhUlip R. Williamson
Nancv T. Alford

32

Maxie C. Elstes
Kathn n T. Cline
nioma'i W. Jeffre)'
S. Ra\ Shead
John D. Lawrence

33

LIBRARY

iliiiiiifipi

Irene Melson
Katherine Class
Sara Welch
V'elma Siggers
Anna Truett

34

Louise Kugaczewski

Melissa McDonald

Willetfe Phillips

Sandra Dennis

Shem' Canada

Virginia Burgess

Martha Tone\'

Janis Gillilaiid

Karen Massey

Alvia Hitchcock

Linda Crouch

Patti Hamilton

Doroth\ Fowler

Margaret Funderburk

Mav Towns

Kermit Fowler, Ma^Tiard Bumham
Modie WoodNard

36

SOME KIND OF LIVING

37

39

43

I
I

46

49

52

54

55

56

57

58

1

ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS . .

59

60

ENVOLVEMENT

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

EXECUTIVE
COUNCIL

Matson, Moor, Burford, McEntire, Nail

62

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

Bagwell

Jerrells

Harris

Glenn

McEntire

Matron

Nail

Little

Durrah

Chapman

I^awion

Readdick

Moor

Barker

Milliean

Smith

Brownlow

Samble
Baker
Hodges
Bolton
Chapman
Ne\vbem
Welchel

DIAL. COUNCIL

63

Samble, Behrens, Nicholson, Young, Hatch, Den-
nis, Little, Vining, Krug, Jerrells

SINAWIKS

CIRCLE K

Lawton, Readdick, Durrah, Barber, Baker, Can-
dler, Moor, Brownlow, Otakawa, Walkup, Smith,
Berr>, Grover, Renfroe, Greene, Cook, Batton,
Tra\lor

65

CURTAIN RAISERS

Right, Armell, Bridges, Everitt, Duffv, 'Williams, Ed-
monds, Scocca, MewDorn, Wilson, Smifev, Wilson, Segr-
est, Wapensk)', Maher, Potter, Little, Parsons, Davis

66

HILLTOP NEWS

Baggot, VicEiitire, All, Miller, Kramer, Calis,
Durrah, Woolen, Eisenburg, Nesbit, Baird, Read-
dick, Hamby, Sanders, West, Groover

67

MEN'S

ATHL.E3TIC

ASSOCIATION

Durrah, liodnette. Mason, Baker, Hill, Nelsor.
Clark, Otokawa, Williamson

WOMEN'S

ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION

Calhoun, Melton, l^ughman, Dennis, Duke,
Berg, Dorough, Trunibower, Alford, Sullivan

69

INTERFAITH COUNCIL

Barber

Ward

Walkup

JerreUs

Collum

Giersburj

Readdick

70

BAPTIST

STUDENT

UNION

Fuller
Canada
Bolton

WESLEY
FELLOWSHIP

Harris

Bulloch

Nesbit

Vass

Merrit

Granger

Lane

Smith

Wood

All

Naglee
Cook

71

STUDENT

EDUCATION

ASSOCIATION

GREEK COUNCIL

Bern', Robinson, Br)'ant, Mashburn, Pur
cell, Sewell, Hamian, Baker

/I:

74

75

CHORALAIRES

Lane, Vass, Cook, Naglee, Merrit, Ra)', Hinton,
Cannon, Metzger, Estes, R)an

77

ART STUDENTS' LEAGUE

Johnson, Adams, McEntire, Tabor, Williamson, England, Love, Duke, Slagle,
Ellis, Fink, Coker, Walker, Gooding, Harris, DeLong, Hatmaker, Jolly, Daw-
son, Brannon, Lassetter, Potts, Bausch, Womack, Harelson, Nesbit, Sebaugh

78

JANET McENTIRE

KEN ACKIS

STAN MOOR DAVID VITTIM

WHO'S WHO

79

SANDY WILLIS SALLY LITTLE LU MURRAH

GRADY ROSE SHELLEY TOLER

WHO'S

WHO

81

THE FRAT CATS

83

Turner, Little, Robinson, Poole, Wedgeworth, Harris, Setzer,
Norton, Ackis, Walkup, BrMjnt, Furguson, Everitt, Davis,
Wynn, Schubert, Gregory, Nlann, Orr, Jarrell, Mink, VVhel-
chel. Long, Thrower, Bowen, Hill, Wood, Fackler, B^'rd, Ar-
nold, Rex, Everstine, Marsh, R^kaczewski

PI

POW-MIA . . . Johnnv Yuma . . .
Little Sisters . . . T.H.E.' Rock . . .
Football Champs (again) . . . Tus-
kee Schischkee . . . Scale, Dennis . .
Dick, Tom . . . Books for Attica . . .
Stump and Dump . . . Sharon . . .
Ralph's wedding . . . Council of Ar-
chons . . . Involvement '71 . . . Dur-
ward . . . Rose Ball . . . Brother Nel-
son . . "On the steps of Pi Kapp"
. . . Pledges . . . "It's not in the
budget" . . . Cassius Norton . . .
VVhen's the meeting? . . . Ex-Lax
cake . . . Croquet . . . Alford Street .
Scholarship?? . . . Lizards (nothing)
Tammv's Trophv . . . Dannv Milk . .
BROTHERHOOD ...

85

Tavlor, Bridges, MacMillan, Denmark, Barker, Jerrells, Chap-
pefl, WiW iams, Payne, Parsons, Duffe\ , Funderburk, Ferger-
son, Johns, Barrett, Ford, Trapp, Kangieser, Mellon, Maxwell,
Calhoun, Nicholson, Adams, Glenn, Star, Rhiner, Adsit, Cook,
Stpehens, Harman. Not Pictured: Coker, Glenn, Johnson,
Keller

DELTA

4th floor . . . K A Ladies . . .
Space Queens ... 18 Pledges . . .
Emerald City . . . 6:00 A.M. Break-
fast . . . Miss Greek ... Pi Kappa
Rose . . . The Dock ...AX... Candle-
light (?) . . . VVTiite Rose . . .
Fire escape . . . Spades Tourna-
ment . . Mint Julip on the veran-
da .. . Super J's . . . I Gotcha . . .
Green and White . . . Lil Sis . . .
brotherhood {?)... Denbulb's
head . . . Trapp . . . Softball prac-
tice . . . Province Workshop . . .

Ruby Reds Band . . . Goobers'
Barn ... 6 Kegs ...ATA gets 31 .
Biggest Float ... A ship?! . . .
Cleopatra and Captain Hook . . . Y.
C.R.S.O.Y.A., W.L.S. . . . Rainbow
Formal in Columbus . . . Keg Party
after West Georgia game . . . Rosies .
Blarney Stone . . . Ruby Reds ...
Auburn . . . "Are you ?"
House Cleanup . . . Football, Basket-
ball, Softball, oh, well, next
year it'll be different . . . Se-
well's at center . . . Jersey or-
ders . . . RAISE HELL!!! . . .

DELTA

TAU

DELTA

88

Fredericks, Moor, Bohannon, McEntire, Sanders, Cleopatra,
Clark, Kramer, Giersburg, Baggett, King, Holsinger, Scocca,
Nelson, Lee, Clapper, Turpin, Hunnicutt, Readdick, Hendr-
icks, Lawton, Martin, Head, Wright, Holden, Sumner, Griff-
ith, Garrett, Story, Slate, Johnson, Bryan, Land, Cole

"Ruby-Red's Revue", hectic
September, Delta Tau Delta barn,
Stanley dreamboy, 31 pledges!,
Michael, Captain Hook, road-
block for Arthritus, secret re-
vealling, "RoseBall", sports,
tutorial program, two new advisors,
"Rainbow", May 25th, hic-
cup!, "Smile and people will
wonder what you've been up to."

OMICRON

PI

90

Embrey, Wallace, Adams, Little, Stockton, Lasseter, Letts,
Goolsby, Gray, Giffin, Pound, Stephens, Spears, Doll, Bur-
dette, Holden, Veal, Trammell, VVascura, Woolen, Eisenburg,
Nesbit, Gordon, Matson, Berry, Williams, Ward, Dennis, Fred-
ericks, Hicks, Repko, Jolly, Milligan, Purcell, Hinton, Purcell,
Cannon, Duke, McEntire, Oates, White, Granger, Boloyn,
McDarris

91

92

SIGMA

Tlic Planlation . . . Slar-
dustcrs . . . VVally . . . Bones . . .
Sheep . . . Sally . . . Zel) . . . Dad
. . . Shubie . /. Litl' SHI BIE . .
. Mule . . . Tubby . . . loev . . .
Yellow Brother . . . Corkv . .
Chuckles . . . Pogo . . . Rud\ . . .
Weasel . . . Sniffy . . . flodge
Podge . . . Magilla . . . Zoinca . . .
Hamburger . . . Get that sign! .
. . Trip to Virginia . . . Bremen
... Hi Hans . . . Wild Wild East
. . . Milo . . . Samson . . . Newbie .
. . . Stork . . . Levi . . . Ann O'Don-
nell . . . Power Hump . . . Woodv . .
Smiles . . . Radar . . . Gilmore
East . . . Pistol . . . Flower . . .
First Floor New Dorm . . . Cou-
pon Books . . . Mr. New . . . Mr.
Christian . . . How much do we
owe? . . . 10-4 . . . Can Rud\ come
out and play? . . . No. 1 Float
... Hi Thweetie . . . The Flag
Pole . . . Moooo . . . Oh, sure . . .
Cork\ vs. Virginia Hoss . . . Oh,
I will . . . Hey. Pledge . . . Sheep-
dog . . . Fatness . . . Matlock's
Fire Hydrant . . . Don't slide in
home! . . . Sandwich Sale . . .
Green and Winte . . . AEKOB.

Segrest, Gilmore, Batten, Bracev, Smith, Schuman, Justice,
Bell, Otokawa, Nail, King, Graves, Seagraves, Young, Lamb,
Grover, Buford, Griffin, Dudley, Barber, Harden, Bunch,
Traylor, Bovkin, Mason, Berrv, Hodges, Groov er, Carter, Self,
Forrester, Slatlock, Watson, Lowe, Renfroe, Rose, C^raham,
Clements, Thompson, Brownlovv, Federline, Wilkesson

93

94

pm

MU

"Good Ole Summer Time"

Brunch Bunch
50th Birthda) .
held us up . . .
L.C. . . . W.D.
Missing <l M's-
Underground

. . . Mickey Mouse's
. . Wreck 'em up
Let me . . . Miss
Crowley's . , .

last seen in

. . Senator Shellev

Brain concussion . . . DougJi-
nuts . . . The dock . . . Medium
rare . . . The "plantation?" . . .
M.B. at the T. & C. . . . Scrub
Crew . . . Phi Guv . . . Washboard
Band . . . P.C. . .' . New Orleans . .
How long will the meeting last?
. . . Where is there a sister-
hood? <l> M

Akins, Bolton, Rouse, Butler, Staples, Lasseter, Mashburn,
Thompson, Bagwell, Fleeman, Waters, Barnes, Braucht,
Walker, Norris, Freeman, Kirklan, Curtis, Carmichael, Miller,
Hatch, Cook, Sewell, Trumbower, Young, Rodgers, Hardee,
Stroud, "Sniffy"

95

Zenas, Durrah, Howell, Naglee,
Hicks, Searcy, Zenas, Shelhorse,
Smith, Hodnett, Crowe, Shelhorse

BP is TeKe . . . Brothers Regardless . . . Mr. P.M. and
M.S. . . . Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . . . Scholar-
ship . . . The preacher . . . W.S. is leading scorer . . . The
Duke . . . our astronomer . . . D.N. our carpenter . . . Jimmy
"T" . . . Krau? . . . Editor-in-chief . . . our Star Student . .
the Twins . . . T.C. . . . MVP-Number 4 . . . blood? . .
quo vadis W.S., J.H.

96

TAU

KAPPA

EPSILON

98

BLOOD, SWEAT, AND TEARS

99

TEAM

VV

L

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OH.

Def.

Pi kappa Phi

H

1

1

311

75

kappa Sigma
Inoies

2

1

313

68

2

b

775

192

Uelta lau

O

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30

397

L^ciia

Passing

r A

Int.

I ds.

1 IJ

Poole

167

81

16

1092

19

Mason

123

57

7

783

22

Land

170

60

34

582

5

Homer

85

19

22

221

5

Receivmg

Yds. /catch 1 L)

Bourwell

iv>.o

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\\edgev\orth

25

14.0

7

Clapper

22

7.6

3

Wood

20

12.0

5

Nelson

20

9.4

Justice

16

9.8

4

Hodges

16

13.6

5

Scoring

TDPAT

PTS.

Barber

12

6

78

Bouhvell

11

66

Batten

10

6

66

Turner 10 1

65

INTRAMURAL
FOOTBALL

-I ^ wfj
"Will wfl] arm^

---^ fdij a

ALL-STARS

Offense
VVedgevvorth

Wood

Boxzilkov

Baker, R

Little

Mason

Turner, V

Batten

Boutwell

E

E

L

....L
....C
.QB
,.RB
..RB
F

Defense

Segrest E

Batten E

Boszilkov L

Furgerson L

Justice MLB

Matlock CB

Thrower CB

Barber S

Boutwell S

104

WAA

A0//-KD
OM-/iif/i<,s-
A011-/ii</i<'s
KD-0M
.A0//-(t).M
/lu/ics-KD
A0//-KD

Indies
KD-0M
0M-ludks

AOn-0.\/

Indies KD

NAT- Meredith Jordan

20-17
24- 16
29- 6

27- 21
26-23
31-10
43-27
24-14
43-26
31-20

28- 16
58-16

TEAM

W

L

SA

Reds

12

640

ABC

11

3

1060

Pi Kappa Phi

9

4

763

Kappa Sigma

7

6

853

Delta Tau Delta

5

8

699

Tau Kappa

3

10

707

Faculty

2

10

560

Blacks

2

10

656

NAME

CP

SA

Chatman

14

258

Stargell

8

192

Mink

13

235

Mason

13

267

Long

8

125

Nasworthy

12

184

Shelhorse

13

210

Collerain

12

183

Holsinger

13

163

New

12

174

Batten

12

163

Callow

13

218

Barber

13

160

Hinson

11

116

Howard

14

157

SM

PCX

TP

FTA FTM

PCT

274

43%

676

227 128

56%

450

42%

1022

244 122

50%

319

42%

772

269 136

51%

t>X TO

316

37%

754

235 1 22

52%

225

32%

554

229 104

45%

238

34%

581

200 105

53%

182

33%

465

190 101

5*?%

190

29%

455

169 75

44%

SM

FTA

FTM

TP

AVG.

147

72

41

335

23.9

86

28

17

189

23.6

110

99

61

281

21.6

104

64

48

256

19.7

65

52

17

147

18.4

87

54

42

216

18.0

83

70

37

203

15.6

61

71

43

165

13.8

65

68

34

164

12.6

62

50

27

151

12.6

64

39

16

144

12.0

67

37

20

154

11.8

69

26

15

153

11.8

50

49

29

129

11.7

69

25

16

154

11.0

VARSITY
BASKETBALL
AT ITS BEST

Ill

113

Ricky Reeves, Terry Kingston, Bubba Hill, Calvin Williams, Floyd Mack, Bob
Eble, Ed Dorminey, Clay Clark, Rodney Robinson, Steve Major, Bobby Bur-
kett, Raymond Hodnetle, Coach Marriotti, Ed Tison

TEAM RECORDS
22 games won
86.1 (ppg)

12.8 average win margin

75.9 winning percentage

100 points or more in one game
124 points in a single game
8 consecutive wins
17 consecutive home court wins

i

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Coach Marriotti GIAC "Coach of the Year" second consecutive year

Calvin Williams Set new school record of 24.8 PPG
1314 points for 2 years
GIAC All-star Team
NAIA All-Star Team
Atlanta Journal All-State Team

Bob Eble-GIAC All-Star Team
NAIA All-star Team

116

LAGRANGE COLLEGE BASKETBALL
1971-72 Season (22 won, 7 lost)

Date

Opponent

Site

I^Granffp

Opponent

Score

ilUV

2fi

/Palm Rpaob AtljintiP

Sa vannan

97

W

61

Nov.

27

/Armstrong State

Savannah

88

W

71

Dec.

1

U. of Alabama (Huntsville)

Huntsville, Ala.

102

W

77

Dec.

4

Columbus College

Columbus

95

W

75

Huntingdon College

MontP'oiTierv Ala

81

W

66

Dec.

11

Mercer University

Macon

68

L

74

Dec.

14

Atlanta Baptist

Atlanta

90

T

M-i

Dec.

18

Southern Technical Institute

LaGrange

83

W

81

Dec

20

# Woff ord

Aiicii<ita

82

w

Dec.

21

#Aufusta Colleefe

Augusta

59

L

60

1 mi*

5

TJ of Alahama f^Hiintsvillp)

I .aGraiiP'p

90

W

56

Jan.

8

"Piedmont College

Demorest

124

W

78

Jan.

12

"Georgia Southwestern
" Shorter College

LaGrange

84

W

49

Jan.

15

Rome

61

W

60

Jan.

17

Columbus College

LaGrange

99

W

85

Jan.

19

"Berry College
"Valdosta State

LaGrange

62

W

49

Jan.

22

LaGrange

103

W

100 (OT)

Jan.

26

Southern Technical Institute

Marietta

111

W

89

Jan.

28

"West Georgia College

Carrollton

70

L

87

Feb.

2

"Piedmont College

LaGrange

96

W

60

Feb.

5

Atlanta Baptist

LaGrange

86

W

77

Feb.

8

"Georgia Southwestern
"Shorter College

Americus

90

W

65

Feb.

12

LaGrange

85

W

71

Feb.

14

Huntingdon College
"Berry College
"Valdosta State

LaGrange

114

W

93

Feb.

16

Mount Berry

60

W

57

Feb.

19

Valdosta

73

L

75

Feb.

23

"West Georgia College

LaGrange

78

W

76

Feb.

29

Mercer University

LaGrange

80

L

84

Mar.

2

"West Georgia College

Americus

87

L

92

" Georgia Intercollegiate Conference game (placed third with 10 wins, 3 losses including

pionship playoff with West Georgia College)
/ First place in Ogeechee Classic in Savannah
# Placed second in Jaguar Christmas Classic in Augusta

1 Cathv Fuller

John Federline
Rufus Burford
Ken Larson
Jackie Fleenian
Doug Smith
Susan Samble
Jere Brow iilow

CHEERLEADERS

5. Suzanne Hudson
Janice Hardee

6. Angle Hansard

7. Debbie Staples

118

MEN'S TENNIS
TEAM

Mike Slovall, Mark Hoerner, Wiley Bryant, i
Joe Forrester, Tommie Lee, Ken Graham, Ces
Lawton, Kenichi Otokawa, Reid Hurston, i
Rod Graves, Ronnie Mason

WOMEN'S TENNIS
TEAM

Bonnie Funderburk, Debbie Dorough, Nan
Purcell, Ana Moldenhauer, Meredith Jordan,
Nancv Alford

121

MAA

SOFTBALL

Due to the laziness of the sports editor, the
statistics for men's softhall were not compiled
in time to meet the deadline. However,
Kappa Sigma took the title and Ronnie Mason
was named Most Valuahle Plaver.

123

124

RECOGNITION

125

DELTA TAU DELTA

Janet McEntire

PI KAPPA PHI

KAPPA SIGMA

HOMECOMING

Linda Parsons

QUEEN

128

129

:1l

ATTENDANTS

Janet McEntire
Suzanne Hudson
Jamie Ward
Anne Matson

130

HOMECOMING COURT

Anne Matson, Marion Bolton, Calh\ V'ining, Ann O'Donnell, Suzanne Stroud,
Suzanne Hudson, Sharon Nicholson, Carol Purcell, Diane Hatch, Ana Mold-
enhaur, Kiki Carniichael, Cathy Gordon, Susie Chappell, Dee Godwin, Lu Mur-
rah, Cathy Mashbuni, Jamie Ward, Janet McEntire, Carol Kangieser, Diane
Dennis, Linda Parsons

131

MISS LAGRANGE COLLEGE

CATHY VINING

132

MISS LAGRANGE COLLEGE AND COURT

Third Runner-up Linda Parsons
Second Runuer-up Patricia Bridges
Miss LaGrange College Cath\ Vining

First Runner-up Jamie Ward

Miss Congeniality Sharon Nicholson

134

136

Mr. and Miss LaGrange College

JOHN WILSON JANET ARMELL.

MAY
QUEEN

Sharon Nicholson

140

Janet McEntire

MAID OF
HONOR

141

OUTSTANDING SENIORS

JOHN WILSON FRED KIGHT

JANET McENTIRE JANET ARMELL CINDY WAPENSKY

142

UNDA PARSONS SHARON NICHOLSON

SALLY LITTLE STAN MOOR SHELLEY TOLER

143

THE SILENT MAJORITY

145

OFFICERS:

Doug Smith President
Not pictured:

Charles Robinson Vice-President
Shelley Toler Secretar)'-Treasurer

146

Kenneth Wynn Ackis, Jr.
Chemistn-

Karen Nicholson Adams
Elemenlan. Education
Janet Isabella Amiell
Speech and Drama

John VVillaim Bell

Business Administration

Julien P. Benjamin

Ps)cholog)'

Anne Brewster Berg

Math

John Parker Berr)'
Histor)'

Sharon Anne Berr)'
Social Work and Psycholog)'
Van Braxton Bohannon
Social Work

Jackie E. Braucht

Social Work

Brenda Sue Burton

Social Work

Clifton Roberts Byrd

Business Administration

Ellis Chris Davis
English

Jo)'ce Louise Denmark
Elemenlan' Education
Debra Dianne Dorough
Elementan' Education

Nancy L)Tine D)al
Speech and Drama
Mar)' Ann Ewing
Ps)cholog)'

Joseph Marshall Forrester
HPE

1S2

153

Barbara Jewell Champion Murphv
Elementar)' Education
Helen Louise Murrah
Speech and Drama
Sharon Yvette Nicholson
Elementar\' Education

Kenichi Otokawa

Math and Business Administration

Lam' Vernon Parker

Histor\'

Linda Dell Parsons

English and Speech and Drama

Emilv Carol Purcell
Social Work
Michael Purnell
Speech and Drama
Kenneth Wa\Tie Ray
Religion

Diana Lee Rhan
Elementary Education
John Mark Rodgers
Histor)'

HenrN' Rogozinski
Chemistn'

Douglas Michael Smith
Speech and Drama

Carole Ann Stockton
Elementar)' Education

Janice Marie Sullivan
Ps)cholog)'

Charles Lawrence Todd
Chemistr)'

Cathy Jeanne Vining
Elementar)'

David Rov Vittum
Math

Catherine Eck von Lehe
Elementary' Education

CliflFord Allen Walker
Chemistr)'

Violet Lvle Walker
English

Thomas Henn' Walkup
Economics

Barbara Lee Wallace
Hislor)'

Gar)' Tinsle)' Weldon
Social Work

John Kendall Wilson
Speech and Drama

Robert Lee Wood, Jr.
Psychology

Christopher Charles Zenas
Chemistry

Martin Alexander Zenas
Chemistr)'

Juniors

Officers

David Johnson
Jean Johnson
GKnis Keniph
Fran Kirkland
Brian Kramer
Valerie Krug

Bob Lamb
Stan Land
Viclo' Lasater
LincTa Lasseter
MoUy Love
Pam McBride

Susan McDaris
Sharon McLendon
Martha MacMillan
Cathy Mashburn
Ric Mason
Anne Matson

Sandra Moncus
Delane Moone
Johnny Nelson
Ann McLemore

O'Donnell
Kenneth Partridge
Laura Phipps

Rick Poole
Janice Pratt
Ra^' Readdick
Rodne)' Robinson
Cath)' Rodgers
Gradv Rose

Peter Ruddick
Bea Bush
Susan Samble
John Schellack
Chip Scocca
Bill Setzer

Bill Sewalls
Beck)' Sewell
Mike Shelhorse
Becky Skipper
Jessie Slagle
Flo^'d Smith

Sophomores

162

Thomas Callier
Kiki Cannichael
Susie Chappcll
Douglas Clark
Louis Clarke
Richard Cole

Bob CottrUI
Carolyn Curtis
Kaylor Daniel
Walter Davis
William Davis
Dane Dennis

Exi Dorminey
Helen Duke
Trish England
Fa\e Evans
Russ Everitt
Russell Fackler

Bill Fink
Jackie Fleeman
Harry Fredericks
Peggy Freeman
Cathy Fuller
Chuck Giersberg

William Gilliland
Diane Granger
Rod Graves
Mike Greene
Greg Gregory
Michael Grice

PhU Griffin
Jane Hamer
Harriet Hamian
Pam Harris
Syl Harris
Tim Hendricks

Pat Hicks
Bubba Hill
Ken Holm
Madehn Hubbard
Nicky Hull
John Hunter

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mm.

Barbara Poiiiid
John Po^lhress
Nan Purcell
Martha Raniey
Garr\ Rash
Richard Reid

Robert Rcnfroo
Kathy Repko
Doinie\ Rex
Penn\' Robinson
James Smith
Mike Smith

Susan Spellings
Patti Tabor
Bets\- Ta) lor
Cathie Ta\ lor
Sherr)- Ta\ Ior
Rodger Teal

Craig Thompson
Morris Thompson
Samm>' Thrower
Mike Turner
Ga) Upton
Ronnie Usser\'

Ken Van Rennsselaer
Jamie Ward
Gar)- West
Lonnie Whelchel
Annette Wliitehurst
Beverh WTiitfield

Calvin Williams
LaxTie Williams
Olivia Williams
Gail Williamson
Denise Wilniof
Dan Wilson

Diane Woollen
Dave Wright
Tha Young

Freslimen

Delia Adsit
Chenl Almand
Joel Bailev
Bob Bales'
Deborah Barbree
Cind>' Barnes

Stephanie Barrett
Bets\' Beckham
Sally Boddie
Herman Bowen
Martha Brahm
Paul Br\ an

Karen Bullock
Keith Bunch
Clenda Cannon
Stephen Carter
Stephanie Chastain

Tom Chapman
Brad Cherr\'
William Cokerill
Roy Coker
Larrv Coleman
Jimni)' Collier

Russell Cook
Susan Cook
Teresa Cook
Steve Cosper
Larry Crossman
Vickie Dampier

Bonnie Funderburk
Phillips Gamble
Gene Garrett

Carol Gay
Debbie Giffin
Bilh Gilmore

Wend)' Glasbrenner
Julia Glenn
DeeDee Godwin

Cath>' Gordon
Phillip Grant
Lee Grav

Geni Griffith
Sanders Griffith
Sue Haralson

Janice Hardee
Dennis Hardin
Steve Harman
Dianna Harrell
Elizabeth Hatmaker
Scott^' Hawkins

Jeff Head
Jeanne Hewell
Ive> Hill

Jane Hinton
ia^-niond Hodnette
Mark Hoemer

Michael Hoffman
Philip Hofistadter
Cecil\ Hopkins
Deborah Houston
Lamar Hiibcr
Suzanne Hudson

Eddie Johnson
l^eonard Johnson
Michel Johnson
Ronald Johnson
Georgianne Jones
Teressia Jones

Janet Killingbeck
Terr\- Kingston
John Kinnev
Alda Lane
Ka^ Lanier
Dick LeCIerc

Tommv Lee
Ja\ Lowe
Pegg) Lyon
Da\id NIcClain
L\Tin McLendon
Flo\d Mack

Kevin Maher
Michael Marsh
John Marshall
Robert Mathews
George Montgomer)'
Virgil Morris

Arthur Mott
David Murphy
David Naglee
Marcia Naglee
Charlotta Nesbit
Mar\' Norris

Susan Oates
Ken Parker
Margie Parsons
George Patterson
Jennv Pa)ne
Matthew Permar

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Rhonda Raven
Rebecca Ra\
Rick)' Reeves
Janice Rehbein
Debbie Reynolds
Joan Rhiner

Randy Randowskv
Helen Rowe
Steve R^'an
John R\'kaczewski
Richard Sandle
Donald Schubert

Steve Seele^
Craig Self '
S\lvia Shortee
Scott Simpson
William Slade
Bobby Slagle

James Slate
Thomas Smiled'
Beverly Smith
Ellen Smith
Frank Smith
Beverh- Spears

Debbie Staples
Ph\lis Starr
Patricia Stephens
Suzanne Stephens
Ricky Story
Garrett Strang

Suzanne Stroud
Melissa Sue Smith
Grant Sumner
Tami Tamura
Sam Mei Tang
Joseph Tavlor

Ed Tison
Bob Vance
Vane\' V'andiver
Barbara Vass
Linda Walker

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OUR SUPPORT

173

LAGRANGE
HARDWARE
COMPANY

210 BULL STREET

A. IDEAL CLEANERS
224 Greenville Street
884-4656.

B. "Sign of Progress"
PEOPLES BANK of
LAGRANGE, 307 Church,
882-01 IL

SKINNER FURNITURE

CO.

217 MAIN
882-0101

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MAIN ST.

884-9971

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A. For cars with "go power"

see LUKKEN CHEVROLET,
New Franklin Rd., 882-2576.

B. GOODYEAR TIRE SERVICE,
211 Bull, 884-4691.

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Cecil Burdette
Office Equipment

HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICE AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
ARTISTS MATERIALS

3 E. Court Sq.

LaGrange

228 MAIN STREET
Phone 882-1839
LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 30240
WEST POINT, GEORGIA 3)833 - Phone 645-1 597

a.

A. Let Phil Morgan help
you within seconds
after you pull up.
Phil Morgan's Service
Station, 401 S. Green-
wood, 884-8414.

B. "Where Pharmacy is a
Profession." 134 Bull,
884-5614, LAGRANGE
PHARMACY.

MAY

MAY

MAY

CgS

We're a bank. And every college stu-
dent knows what a bank does. We
just happen to think we do it better
than other banks.

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The Citizens and Southern Banks in
Georgia

179

COMPLIMENTS OF

INDUSTRIAL
SUPPLIERS, INC

1 14 HARALSON
LaGrange, Greorgia

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A. For expert shoe rebuilding

go to ALLEN'S SHOE SHOP,
BULL STREET.

B. WTRP

"The Big Happy Sound in
LaGrange."

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RHODES
FURNITURE

SERVING THE SOUTH
SINCE 1875
21 W. Court Sq.
LaGrange, Ga.
(404) 884-4161

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THE JEWEL BOX

South Court Square

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PERFECT LOVE
DIAMONDS

MANSOURS

LAGRANGE'S OLDEST
AND MOST MODERN
DEPARTMENT STORE

FEATURING NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED BRANDS

26 WEST COURT SQ.
LAGRANGE. GA.
884-1305

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DEDICATED TO THRIFT
AND HOME OWNERSHIP

PARKER

PARKER

furniture
furniture
furniture

FIRST

FEDERAL

SAVINGS

AND

LOAN

ASSOCIATION

201 Broad St.
La Grange, Ga.

ALL SAVINGS INSURED BY THE FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE
CORPORATION

-"AN INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS AND
HOME OWNERS"-

185

HUNTER-ALX.EN

MYHAND
FUNERAL HOME

111 Broad Street
LaGrange, Georgia

CLEF HUNTER-NICK ALLEN-
CURTIS MYHAND

884-5626

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CHARLES D.
HUDSON

AND
MARION
ROBERTS

ALL FORMS OF
INSURANCE

LAGRANGE, GEORGIA

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CLEVELA.ND-DODD CO.
"THE STYLE CENTER"

Gentlemen's Clothing
Footwear and
Furnishings
Ladies' Footwear and Hoisery

LaGrange, Georgia

SMEDLEY PRINTING

CO.

230 BROAD ST.

J.C. PENNY CO.
INC.

133 MAINE
LAGRANGE, GEORGIA

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LAGRANGE
BANKING CO

LAGRANGE. GA.

More Than 25 Years of Friendly Personal
Service to LaGrange and Troup County . . .
Member FDIC

A FULL SERVICE
BANK

A. CAKE BOX 107 Vernon St.
884-7335.

B. HUTCHINSON'S Men and Boys'
Wear, 125 Maine Street,
884-4756.

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DEE RING
DEE RING

MILLIKE N
MILLIKE N

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INC.

Moldenhaur
Wilniol

QUADRANGLE
STAFF 71-72

Hinton
Funderburk

195

"Life is, in fact, a battle," and putting together the
1972 QUADRANGLE that you students could be
proud of was quite a battle and a challenge. The
challenge was difficult, but one we had to accept. I
think the hours of work paid off.

The staff deserves a round of applause because they
answered the call of duty every time that the bugle
was blown. I couldn't have made it without them.

Ana Moldenhaur and Denise Wilmot were ex-
ceptional help in the organizations section getting
all the groups together. Mission Possible!

Bonnie Funderburk did quite a job with the ad sec-
tion, and I think her time and effort was well worth
it.

Sharon Berr)', and Susan Bolyn have been assets to
the staff. I would like to thank John Schellack for
the superb photography that has made this book.
Other members faithfully sold ads, watched those
infernal ballot boxes, and boosted my moral. Art
Williams, our representative from Paragon Press,
was always here when we needed him.

Appreciation goes to everyone at LaGrange College
. . . Without you there would be no yearbook, no
memories. It's been a long year, but I have a special
peace of mind because my job is finished. The 1972
QUADRANGLE is now yours.

Bee Rush

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