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 




i 



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 
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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 


T 


OH. 


Def. 


Pi kappa Phi 


H 


1 


1 


311 


75 


kappa Sigma 
Inoies 




2 


1 


313 


68 


2 


b 




775 


192 


Uelta lau 




O 


u 


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 


y 


\\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 



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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 


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" 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 






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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 




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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. 



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124 




RECOGNITION 



125 



DELTA TAU DELTA 




Janet McEntire 



PI KAPPA PHI 



KAPPA SIGMA 




HOMECOMING 




Linda Parsons 



QUEEN 



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129 



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ATTENDANTS 



Janet McEntire 
Suzanne Hudson 
Jamie Ward 
Anne Matson 



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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 



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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 



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Mr. and Miss LaGrange College 

JOHN WILSON JANET ARMELL. 



MAY 
QUEEN 



Sharon Nicholson 




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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 



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THE SILENT MAJORITY 



145 



OFFICERS: 




Doug Smith President 
Not pictured: 

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



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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 




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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 




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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 





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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"- 



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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 



INC. 
INC. 



Moldenhaur 
Wilniol 



QUADRANGLE 
STAFF 71-72 



Hinton 
Funderburk 





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"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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