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 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 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 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 1 mm. 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We just happen to think we do it better than other banks. 178 The Citizens and Southern Banks in Georgia 179 COMPLIMENTS OF INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS, INC 1 14 HARALSON LaGrange, Greorgia dairy queen brazier of lagrange H III 03 < (3 d coo go o CO X A. For expert shoe rebuilding go to ALLEN'S SHOE SHOP, BULL STREET. B. WTRP "The Big Happy Sound in LaGrange." 181 RHODES FURNITURE SERVING THE SOUTH SINCE 1875 21 W. Court Sq. LaGrange, Ga. (404) 884-4161 M QQ t ft M 00 H CO THE JEWEL BOX South Court Square 182 PERFECT LOVE DIAMONDS MANSOURS LAGRANGE'S OLDEST AND MOST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE FEATURING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS 26 WEST COURT SQ. LAGRANGE. GA. 884-1305 183 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 oo C8 o bJD C 00 00 C/5 a CHARLES D. HUDSON AND MARION ROBERTS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 186 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 187 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. 188 / . B 189 DEE RING DEE RING MILLIKE N MILLIKE N INC. 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 196 anacoN veanBOOKS DIVIblON Of HtkFF JONES PC Box 1 7 UoiitgoniL-ry ALib.inii 35101 Art Williams, Atlanta, Georgia