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LaGrange College

Life LaGrange!

Greetings! Here we are at LaGrange College. The first person you
meet is smiling Roddie deMaflinger, in charge of admissions. Everyone
asks him, "Roddie, why do you spell your last name with a small 'd'?"
He just smiles. He's a nice guy. He takes you to see Miss Merry
Marie. Be nice to her. She hands out money to pay for your higher
education.

Now, you register for classes. Your first step is to fill out a
blue, pink, and yellow copy of the financial aid form. Throw away two
of the copies, then move to the next table. Give the person seated there

the third copy (you didn't throw it away, did you?), and say goodbye
to your hard earned money. Oh well, easy come . . . Move on to the first
week of classes time to meet people, and if you want to, study.

A People Set Apart

Meet Mike O. Blivion, freshman pledge to I Phelta Thi. He goes to
frat parties, drinks, meets girls there who drink, and gets back to the
dorm very late. He also regularly misses his eight o'clock class. He
says his alarm clock is broken.
Ah, and here's Joe N. Dee. He sometimes says that fraternities
are for the pseudo-elitist spawn of a capitalist-oriented demagogery.
Usually he just says that they're for jerks.
Sitting next to him is Karen Hermaskovich. Karen collects Milton
memorabilia and quotes the Koran. She has a hard time getting dates.
Outside the student center is a crowd of guys. No wonder, look who's
in the middle of the crowd. It's Ima Thi, known affectionately as being
"up front" which is where her main assets are. When not surrounded
by a crowd of guys, she may frequently be seen on the porch swing on the
back side of the Smith building with her latest victim . . . er . . . boyfriend.

People. . .

Meeting People

Hermy Firnburger is a junior. He transferred to LaGrange from Old
Harris College. People don't understand when he asks intelligent
questions in class like, "May I ask a question, sir?" He also has a bad

habit of getting lost in the bookstore.
Oh, there's Gilda Dif. No one quite seems to know anything about her,
but then, no one seems to want to, either.
Well, that takes care of about 5% of our students. Those are the
ones who make things interesting, or, at least entertaining. The rest
of the students are just plain folks, cruising through life or whatever
it takes to survive. They cram for tests, sleep late on Saturdays to
catch up from cramming for tests, and watch the other 5% do the strange
things they do to get their names in obscure college yearbooks like this
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Underclassmen

Russ Addison
Kimikazu Aikawa
Iwaki Akinori
Bill Albright
Glenda Aldridge
Jeff Aliff

Brenda Joe Almand
James Alsobrook
Jeanne Anderson
Susan Anderson
Jeannie Anderson
Joe Andrews

Jo Andrews
Mary Artis
Susan Ashworth
James Askew
Jack Bagley
Brenda Bailey

Tommy Baker
Kelly Baker
Lynda Barnes
Rhonda Barnes
Kim Barney
Theresa Basilico

Eddie Bassett
Edwin Batchelor
Debbie Battin
Barbara Bay
Bert Beacham
Patricia Bedford

Jan Beavers
Kathleen Benford
Doris Berry
Eugenia Bishop
Robin Blanz
Linda Bloodworth

Becca Bloodworth
Debbie Bone
Pat Borders
Kerry Bowden
Joan Bowden
Penny Bowie

Underclassmen / 19

Grant Bozeman
Russell Bozeman
Ricky Boyd
Dorothy Jane Boykin
Robert Bradfield
Becky Bradley

Emery Breed
Hilda Bridwell
Elizabeth Britt
Joy Brooks
Clementene Brown
Lisa Brown

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Beth Bruette
Lisa Brumbeloe

Jeff Buchanan
Jennifer Bullock
Linda Burke

Edward Burrell
William Burston
Elizabeth Burtoft

Susan Buttrum
Julia Byers
Kevin Cain

Terri Cain
Daria Caldwell
Johnny Cameron

Teresa Campbel
Stephen Carder
Greg Carlton

Jay Carlton
Scott Carmical
Greg Carson

Underclassmen / 21

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Steve Cooper
Haden Copeland
Diane Cevil
Linda Cowan
Charlie Cox
Sharon Cozart

Michael Crawford
Rhonda Crawford
Margaret Crawl
Ed Crofton
Cindy Crowe
Lee Crowe

Susan Crouch
Scott Curlee
David Curry
Becky Davis
Jeff Davis
Lynn Davis

Underclassmen / 23

Marian Davis
Mirian Davis
Patrice Davis
Rhonda Davis
Tommy Davis
Grace Daniel

Nancy Daniel
Tommy Darrah
Craig DeLoach
June DeLoach
Margaret Dellinger
Michelle Deloria

Beth Dillard
Chris Dixon
Regina Dollar
Theresa Donaldson
Ron Dooley
Drew Duda

Amy Duncan
Kenneth Ellison
Roger Elliston
Hattie English
Donna Erington
Mimi Etherington

Julia Evans
Laura Fackler
Diane Ferguson
Kathy Fields
Delores Fincher
Alice Fiveash

Jerry Foley
Gary Fowler
Tony Fowler
Stephen Fulse
Sheryl Frady
Ricky Free

Jeff Fray
Katsuhita Fujii
Diane W. Fuller
Kenneth Furgurson
Ronald Futch
Lisa Gagne

24/ Underclassmen

Terri Gallagher
Christine Gardner
Joy Garnett
Bridgett Garrett
Marion Gault
Anne Geisel

Sandra Gibson
Joan Gingrich
Suzette Glazier
Jean Golden
Kathy Golden
Laurie Goodwin

David Gordon
Scott Graham
Ken Green
David Griffin
Leigh Griffin
Libby Griffith

Doug Grimes
Chuck Grovenstein
Jody Hale
Morris Hall
Terri Hall
Ken Hamilton

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Underclassmen / 27

Doug Hester
Raymond Higgins
Cheryl Hines
Barbara Hoard

Joseph Hodge
Robin Hooker
Jeff Hopson
Jeff Howard

Thomas Howard
Les Howell
Shawna Howell
Carol Howington

Mark Hucksted
Charles Hudson
Martha Hueck
Donna Huffstutler

Ann Hughes
Gary Hughes
Laura Hume
Barbara Humphrey
Martha Carol Hurley
Angela Hutchinson

Debra Hutchinson
Hiroshi Ishizaka
Lamar Jackson
Julie Jacobson
Rose Jones
Anita Jahkola

Tim Jarrell
Greg Jasinski
Randy Jeffers
Jan Jeringan
Bennett Johnson
Dan Johnston

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Debbie Lockard
Wesley Long
Al Lopresti
Thomas Lovett
Emily Lovorn
Sally Lowe

Caryn Loyd
Samantha Loyd
Carolyn Lukken
Tracy McAuliffe
Moody McCall
Cynthia McCann

Jennie McCook
Valerie McCoy
Angela McCraw
Deborah McCumy
Alma McGinnis
Gale McGuffin

Lousinda McKeen
John McNeil
Marc McPherson

Vickie McWhorters
Jody Mabry
Michele Mabry

Jim Mackie
Lawrnece Mackie
Richard Maddox

Gail Manning
David Marsh
Keizo Matsuoka

Underclassmen / 31

Janet Matthews
Susan Meeker

George Mercer
Marsha Merrill
Kim Middleton
Amy Miller

Eddie Miller
Laura Miller
Cynthia Mingledorff
Mark Mishima
Pam Mitchell
Sandra Mitchell

James Mitchum
Ichiro Miura
Susan Mobley
Hugh Moore
Mark Morgan
Cheryl Morrison

Barbara Muenzamay
Nannette Munn
Dan Murphy
Ellen Murphy
Jean Murphy
Kim Murphy

Phillip Murrell
Greg Nabel
Joy Naglee
Lisa Nash
Brenda Neese
Jason Nevoit

Nancy Newsome
Dana Newton
Bud Nichols
Yumi Niisaka
Tamia Nipper
Meri Norris

Toshio Obasta
Keith O'Donnell
Deborah Odum
Sheila Oliver
Yasuo Omae
Melanie Osbahr

Max Owens
Issei Oyama
Murphey Pace
Sarah Palmer
Jo Parmer
Donna Parry

Lane Parton
Joanna Patton
Sandra Pelfrey

Kay Perdue
Donna Petrel
Melissa Phillips

Jenny Pittman
Chuck Pitts
Kim Pollard

Brenda Potts
Kenneth Pope
Deborah Power

Susan Primm
Caroll Puckett
Carole Quade

Jeff Reames
Buddy Reed
Kathy Reese
Ken Reese
Mary Reid
Anne Rice

Belinda Rice
Dave Right
David Riley
Cindy Riley
Max Riley
Barbara Ann Roberts

34 / Underclassmen

Doug Roberts
Elton Roberts

Kristy Roberts
Jimmy Robinson

Melanie Robinson
Janice Rodgers

Eleanor Rogers
Rhonda Rollins

Betty Rosser
Charles Rosser

Randy Rowe
David Rushforth
Kenneth Rushforth
Kazu Sakabe
Hubert Sanders
Mary Beth Sapp

Shanna Segars
Shinichi Seki
Reggie Sellers
Bobbie Sermonds
Randy Sexton
Ricky Sexton

Underclassmen / 35

Jean Shackleford
Pat Shaw
Melodie Shepherd

Allan Shepley
Donna Sherrer
Shinobu Shimizu

Deborah Shore
Rick Shorrock
Joyce Simpson

Lorraine Simpson
Lisa Sims
Jane Slay

Joe Slife
Clanissa Smith
Erma Smith

Janice Smith
Judy Smith
Ken Smith
Kenneth Smith
Melanie Smith
Tammy Smith

Cammie Solomon
James Sparks
Steve Springer
Ken Spradlin
Skipper Starr
John Stephens

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Vic Titus
Agatha Todd
Jack Todd
Robert Tomasello

Karmen Toulou
Marion Towns
Joe Traylor
Joyce Trippe

Tom Truett
Barbara Turner
Betty Turner
Dorothy Turner

James Turner
Scott Tweed
Ellen Twitty
Kazuya Uehara

Kazuko Utoguchi
Sonja Underwood
Julie Van Horn
Martha Varella

Connie Varnarelias
Robert Walker
Fannie Walston
Cathy Walton

Juana Walton
Sheila Ware
Bette Watkins
John Watson

Underclassmen / 39

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Seniors

Campus life keeps Weese Reese busily in-
volved in organizations such as Alpha Tau
Theta, Kappa Delta, and Pi Kap Little Sisters.
After transferring to LaGrange College, Allen
Clary soon made a place for himself here.

CARTER'S

PRINT SHOP, INC

821 Franklin Road
882-3855

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Allen Clary

Psychology

44 / Seniors

Working toward his major in Art, James
Mitchum hangs an exhibit in the gallery. In her
leisure time Suzette Glazier spends afternoons
with her favorite horse Buck.

James Mitchum

Art

Suzette Glazier

Psychology

GRACE

REALTY

Specializing in New Home Sales

209 Church Street
882-7773

Seniors / 45

Being treasurer for Phi Mu is the sum of
things for Beth Sturgess. Nancy Russell is an
active Kappa Delta and Starduster in addition
to her activities in Alpha Tau Theta.

Beth Sturgess

Elementary Education

46 / Seniors

Southern Ambulance
Builders, Inc.

833 New Franklin Road
822-0136

Chuck Vaughn

Social Work

Kay Thompson

Art

Delta Tau Delta and Hilltoppers keep Chuck
Vaughn involved in campus life. Kappa Delta,
Stardusters, and working at "Cleve's Place" all
keep Kay Thompson on her toes.

Seniors / 47

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Chantris Woods

Chemistry

TAYLOR'S

401 Vernon Street
884-4158

Being an active part of Zeta Phi Beta, Chan-
tris Woods is also interested in the field of
Chemistry. L.C. Homecoming Queen Lucy
Stowe holds other honors amoung Phi Mu,
and Pi Kappa Phi Little Sisters.

Lucy Stowe

Early Childhood Education

48 / Seniors

John's Music
Co.

sheet music albums tapes guitars
amplifiers pianos Organs

Kirk Bozeman

Religion

Bett Johnson

Elementary Education

Numberous beauty titles, Phi Mu, Hilltop-
pers, and Who's Who are only a few of Bett
Johnson's accomplishments at L.C. Kirk
Bozeman's religion major has influenced him
to be actively involved in Chi Epsilon as Presi-
dent of the organization.

Seniors / 49

Susan Creager

Early Childhood Education

Joby Boydstone

Health and Physical Education

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CREDIT BUREAU OF
LA GRANGE

200 CHURCH STREET
884-5691

Busily involved as a Kappa Delta and Pi Kap
Little Sister, Susan Creager works toward an
Early Childhood major. Keeping in top shape
is a necessity for Joby Boydstone as he plans
to major in Health and Physical Education.

50 / Seniors

Kappa Sig Sweetheart Caroline Hurdle
works toward a Math major and serves as Pres-
ident of Kappa Delta. As a secondary Educa-
tion major, Debbie Biles plans to teach history
on the high school level.

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CROCKETT BROTHER'S
GULF SERVICE

Mike and Bill Crockett Owners
241 New Franklin Road

Caroline Hurdle

Math

Debra Biles

History

Seniors / 51

STEWART WHOLESALE
HARDWARE COMPANY

333 Main Street
884-5651

Serving as Miss Greek, Lauren Smith proudly
represents Phi Mu, Delta Tau Delta, and
Panhellenic Council. Being an active member
in Kappa Delta and Stardusters keeps Ann
Hogan involved.

Lauren Smith

Ann Hogan

Art

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Rickie Weye

Art

Kenneth Furgerson

Art

Devoting her time to an Art Major Rickie
Weye concentrates on a new project. Although
his business major requires a great deal of
time, Kenneth Furgerson still finds time for his
photography hobby.

BURDETTE'S CROWN
SERVICE STATION

300 Vernon Street
884-8572

Seniors / 53

As President of Student Education Associa-
tion Laurie Purcell also finds time to be ac-
tively involved in Phi Mu. Working toward a
double major of Business Administration and
English Denise Lindsey also takes part in many
campus activities.

Denise Lindsey

Business Administration and English

Laurie Purcell

Elementary Education

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Mac Cardwell

English

Mac Cardwell, a devoted English major is
also an avid Star Wars fan. Working on a de-
gree in Radiology, Susan Crouch gets practical
experience by working in the X-Ray Depart-
ment.

LA GRANGE
AUTO SALES

1595 VERNON ROAD
882-5485

Susan Crouch

Radiology

Seniors / 55

Serving as President of Alpha Tau Theta and
playing on the tennis team are major activities
of Chuck Pitts. Besides working out complex
Math problems Francee Crayden finds time to
include Alpha Omicron Pi and Delta Tau Delta
activities.

Chuck Pitts

Chemistry

56 / Seniors

Larry Barksdale

Religion and Social Work

Fulfilling field placement requirements Larry
Barksdale serves as a Chaplain at West Geor-
gia Medical Center. Serving as President of
Alpha Omicron Pi, Angie Fronek is also actively
involved in Alpha Tau Theta Honor Society.

Seniors / 57

Besides putting in hours working at the
hospital, Anne Geisel finds time to be active in
Alpha Omicron Pi and Kappa Sig Stardusters.
Majoring in Chemistry, Hal Hall has med
school, in his plans for the future.

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Majoring in Business Administration, James
Alsobrook prepares for the future. Nursing,
Kappa Delta, and Pi Kap Little Sisters easily
take up most of Susan Ashworth's time.

Seniors / 59

A teaching certificate is worth the ride from
Hogansville for Gail Lee as she commutes
each day for classes. Taking her love for chil-
dren into consideration Suzanne Martin plans
to major in Elementary Education.

60/ Seniors

A Business major is all Martha Aycock has in
mind besides Bobby. Shirley Johnson's
major interest is the field of Business as she
works toward her degree.

Martha Aycock

Business Administration

Shirley Johnson

Business Administration

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Features

How To Succeed

In Business
Without Really
Trying

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The LaGrange College
Speech and Drama Department Presents:
The Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows Musical
"HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS
WITHOUT REALLY TRYING"
Book by Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock, and Willie Gilbert
Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser
Based on the Book by Shepherd Mead
Directed by Max C. Estes
Music Direction by Martha Estes
Choreography by Brenda McAvoy
Technical Direction by W.A. Fincannon

Stage Manager: Donna Drake
Assistant Stage Manager: Brian Wicker
Cast

Book Voice John Scott Hendry

J. Pierrepont Finch Joseph M. Slife

Mr. Gatch Jay Reynolds

Jenkins Gary Hughes

Peterson Greg Williams

Matthews Les Howell

Toynbee Ken Reese

Ms. Tackaberry Yu Mi Niisaka

J.B. Biggley Marc McPherson

Hornsby Grant Bozeman

Thomas Chuck DeLoach

Johnson Kenneth Woodham

Rosemary Pilkington Leanna Taylor

Mr. Bratt Sanford Stokes

Smitty Ann Harris

Bud Frump Hugh Moore

Miss Jones Cathy Fields

Mr. Twimble "Spec" Cody Clark

Hedy La Rue Michelle T. Hayes

Miss Krumholtz Laurie Kemp

1st Scrubwoman Dana Newton

2nd Scrubwoman Donna Ritter

B.B.D. Ovington Brian Wicker

Policeman Chuck DeLoach

Wally Womper Mark Johstono

Ms. Toney Kathy Reese

Ms. Burgess Cynthia McCann

Ms. Chaffin Amy Miller

Ms. Anderson Carol Howington

Ms. Alger Leigh Griffin

Ms. Dennis Melanie Osbahr

Ms. Olson Monique Weiss

Ms. Taylor Jennie McCook

TV Announcer Lane Teilhaber

"How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" is
presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre
International
For This Production:

Lighting Control Greg Gurley

Sound Katrina Cook

Set Crew Judy Ingalls

Ann Harris
Jay Reynolds
Hugh Moore
The Essentials of Theatre Class

Costumes Diane Kilpatrick

Kathy Reese
Kim Wills
Members of the Cast

Musicians Martha Estes, piano

John Jackson, bass
Joel Forbus, percussion
Chuck DeLoach, percussion

House Manager Donna Reeves

Staff Photographer Tom Divan

Features / 65

The LaGrange College
Speech and Drama Department Presents:

"The Glass Menagerie"

by

Tennessee Williams

The

Glass Menagerie

January 18, 19, 20, 1979

Price Theatre

CAST

Tom Wingfield Greg Gurley

Amanda Wingfield Donna Drake

Laura Wingfield Cathy Fields

Jim O'Conner Mark Clayton Callaway

St. Louis 1935

There will be one ten-minute intermisson

Director Tom Divan

Stage Manager Jay Reynolds

Asst. Stage Manager Judy Ingals

Set and Lighting Design . . W.A. Fincannon

House Manager Jenny McCook

Lighting Control Diane Kilpatrick

Sound Katrina Cook

Produced by arrangement with
Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

Special Thanks to:
Katrina Cook
Jay Reynolds
Laurie Kemp
Judy Ingals
Hugh Moore
Don Hutchenson

Coming Events

Dark of the Moon February 22, 23, 24

Blithe Spirit April 12, 13, 14

Camelot May 17, 18, 19

66 / Features

Dark of the Moon

THE LAGRANGE COLLEGE
SPEECH AND DRAMA DEPARTMENT PRESENTS:
"DARK OF THE MOON"

by

Howard Richardson
and

William Berney
February 22, 23, 24, 1979 Price Theatre

CAST

John Brian Scott Wicker

Conjur Man Ray Johnson

Dark Witch Diane Kilpatrick

Fair Witch Michelle T. Hayes

Conjur Woman Sharon Hossack

Hank Gudger E. Les Howell

Miss Metcalf Amy J. Miller

Uncle Smelicue Jay Reynolds

Mrs. Summey Donna Reeves

Edna Summey Laurie Kemp

Mr. Atkins "Spec" Cody Clark

Mrs. Bergen Carol Howington

Burt Dinwitty Greg Williams

Hattie Heffner Melanie Osbahr

Mr. Bergen Jim Turner

Mr. Summey Hugh Moore

Marvin Hudgens Steve Claxton

Barbara Allen Jody Mabrey

Floyd Allen Grant Bozeman

Mrs. Allen Donna Drake

Mr. Allen Sandford Stokes

Preacher Haggler Scott Allen Curley, Sr.

Greeny Gorman Dana Newton

Rome Agar Chuck DeLoach

Other Townspeople Kim Wells

David Marsh

There will be a ten-minute intermission between acts.

Director Max. C. Estes

Set and Lighting Design J. C. Holler

Shop Foreman W. A. Fincannon

Original Music composed by Chris Edmonds

Stage Manager Marc McPherson

Asst. Stage Manager Joseph M. Slife

"witch dance" choreographed by Terrell Paulk

Sound Design Joseph M. Slife

Sound Board Operator Melitta Nunemacher

Master Electrician Richard Ramsay

Electrician Monica Weiss

Light Board Operator Richard Ramsey

Properties Laurie Kemp

Asst. Properties Amy J. Miller

Costumes Sharon Hossack

Asst. Costumes Diane Kilpatrick

Scenic Artist Judy Ingalls

Set Construction Members of the Essentials

of Theatre and Techniques of Technical

Theatre Classes

House Manager Cathy Fields

Asst. House Manager Judy Ingalls

Box Office Johnny Thrift

Musicians Chris Edmonds

Chuck DeLoach

Vocals Jody Mabrey

Features / 69

LaGrange Homecoming Court 1978

Miss Congeneality
Jennifer Bullock

1st Runner-Up
Ann Hughes

70 / Features

Panther Alumni Basketball Game

Homecoming Parade Makes Time Stand Stil

DORM LIFE MAKES
LIFE LAGRANGE

78 / Features

One of
Finest Is
LaGrange

Price Theater is one of the
finest college drama theaters in
the nation. The $2 million
dramatic arts building, which
opened in the fall of 1975, has a
280-seat auditorium with conti-
nental seating and utilizes the
latest acoustical concepts. The
2,898-square-foot stage can be
used as a conventional stage or
converted into a thrust stage by
an hydraulic lift. When the lift is
down, it forms an orchestra pit.
The projection room contains
sophisticated sound and light-
ing systems costing a quarter of
a million dollars. Named for the
late Lewis Price of LaGrange, a
long-time member of the La-
Grange College Board of Trus-
tees, the theater and five-acre
tract on which it is built was a
gift of the Callaway Foundation,
Inc. of LaGrange.

Features / 79

80 / Features

Freshman Girls
include Hawkes as
part of Campus
Life

Students find Modern Facilities

Aid to Learning

Features / 83

mith Reflects College's Past

Smith Building is the oldest building on the LaGrange College
campus. The main portion of this historic building was con-
structed in 1842 of handmade brick formed from native clay. An
addition was built in 1887. The structure was named for Oreon
Smith, wife of President Rufus W. Smith (1885-1915). LaGrange
College is a Methodist affiliated institution, and for several genera-
tions the four columns of Smith Hall have been called with whim-
sical affection: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The window panes
in Smith were from hand-poured glass, and provided a unique
service which their manufacturers did not imagine. Young women
often etched the initials of their sweethearts in the glass panes.
Evidence of the etchings date back to November 30, 1893.

Beauty Shown Through History

The Chapel is one of the more contemporary yet historic structures on campus. A gift of the Callaway Foundation,
Inc. of LaGrange, it was built in 1965, but includes materials linking it to the origins of Christian worship. Bricks and
windows used in the chapel are from the former sanctuary of The First Methodist Church of LaGrange built in 1898,
including two beautiful cathedral windows made of stained glass in Belgium more than 100 years ago. Three
significant stones have been mounted in the building. A stone from the Temple of Apollo at Corinth, Greece, is
embedded in the north side of the chapel. The temple was erected around 540 B.C. and St. Paul preached nearby in
the market place around 50 A.D., founding the church to which his Epistles to the Corinthians were addressed. On
the chapel's east side is a stone from the Benedictine Monastery on the lona Island of Scotland. Christian worship
began there in 563 A.D. and the monastery dates back to the 13th Century. A stone from St. George's Chapel,
Windsor, England, is in the south side of the building. The cupola (belfry) atop the chapel contains both a bell from
one of the last steam engines on the Atlanta and West Point Railroad (Southern Railway System).

Features / 87

Besides the time she spends on her studies,
Mary Sanger takes a big part in Phi Mu and
Delt Little Sisters. Working toward her double
degree in Spanish and Early Childhood Educa-
tion, Karon Vaughn plans to teach her favorite
subject.

Karon Vaughn

Spanish & Early Childhood Education

Kathy Cook

Business Administration

Whenever she takes time off from her
studies, Kathy Cook can be found actively in-
volved in various campus activities and sports
events.

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Seniors / 89

Paula Jackson

Early Childhood Ed.

Ed Brown

Biology

Taking a very active part in campus organi-
zations, Paula Jackson shows her talents.
Seeking a degree in Biology, Ed Brown con-
ducts a tricky experiment in the lab.

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Being a double major in Psychology and
Social Work gives Helen Rice many oppor-
tunities in her career. Seeking a degree in
Nursing, Barbara Humphrey spends many
hours at Sunny Gables.

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Helen Rice

Soc. Work/Psychology

Barbara Humphrey

Nursing

Seniors / 91

Miriam Naglee

Early Childhood Ed.

92/ Seniors

Agatha Todd finds that her Nursing major
enables her to fulfill a career and help people
at the same time. Wesley Ford, who is major-
ing in Psychology gives his time to his fraterni-
ty, Delta Tau Delta.

Agatha Todd

Nursing

Wesley Ford

Psychology

Leslie Stewart

Psychology/Social Work

Cindy Notch

Early Childhood Ed.

S.G.A. and Phi Mu are among the activities
of Leslie Stewart, but she still manages to keep
her grades up. Small children are dear to
Cindy Notch and influenced her decision to
major in Early Childhood Education.

Seniors / 95

Jim Lewis

Health and Phys. Ed.

96/ Seniors

Susan Primm

Nursing

Considering all her knowledge of the pro-
fession, Susan Primm seems a natural for a
nursing career. Majoring in Elementary Edu-
cation, Johnny Heath plans to teach.

Johnny Heath

Elementary Education

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Seniors / 99

Through her Elementary Education degree
Jackie Noles hopes to show her love for chil-
dren. Having a head for numbers Susan Slade
seeks a major in Mathematics.

Jackie Noles

Elementary Education

Susan Slade

100/ Seniors

Laurie Barnett

Business Adm. /Psychology

Rick Herbert

Business Adm. & Economics

Devoting many hours to her home life and to
a double major in Business Administration and
Psychology, Laurie Barnett still is active in
Kappa Delta. Serving as the S.G.A. President,
Rick Herbert is actively involved in all campus
events.

Seniors / 101

Ricky Free

History

Carolyn Heckert

Elementary Education

Being President of Delta Tau Delta doesn't
leave Ricky Free much free time! Besides
teaching, Carolyn Heckert takes an active part
in theater activities.

An honor student majoring in Psychology,
Alex Harris enjoys creative writing in her spare
time. Kappa Delta, Pi Kappa Phi, and W.A.A.
keep Louise Wynne busy but she always has
time for a friendly smile.

Alex Harris

Psychology/Social Work

Louise Wynn

Spanish

Besides devoting time to studies, Bob
Mainor finds time for his tennis. A busy busi-
ness major, Janice Dixon participates in bas-
ketball and softball activities.

Janice Dixon

Business Administration

m

Bob Mainor

Health and Phys. Ed.

106/ Seniors

Don Hutchinson

Art

Using his creative talents, Don Hutchinson
plans a career employing his artistic skills.
Serving as SGA treasurer, Carol Andreason
has little time to fully devote herself to
Sinawicks, Phi Mu, and Delt Little Sisters.

Carol Andreason

Business Administration

Seniors / 107

A Social Work major, Kim Hardrath, plans to
work with underprivileged children. Majoring
in Social Work, Margaret Barsh, also finds
time to style and make her own clothes.

108/ Seniors

Roy Watkins

Religion/Elementary Ed.

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Susan Gary

Business Administration

Roy Watkins plans to use his combination
Religion and Elementary Education major to
work with church youth groups. Spending
many hours practicing, LC Cheerleader, Susan
Gary, keeps the Panther spirit high.

Seniors / 109

Besides working on a double major of Psy-
chology and Social Work, Nanette Jackson is
actively involved in youth work at her church.
With her degree in Elementary Education
Sheril Evans plans to teach.

Nanette Jackson

Psychology and Social Work

Elementary Education

LaRee Parrish is actively involved in Alpha
Tau Theta, and Wesley Fellowship as well as
being the mainstay of the W.A.A. Never still for
a moment George Etling stays involved in
many campus activities.

Seniors / 111

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LaGrange College
Panthers

No.

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Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown

10

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G

6-2

170

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12

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F

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Chamblee, GA

30

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G

6-4

180

Gainesville, FL

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Arnold Woodyard

F

6-4

175

LaGrange, GA

34

Rob Walker

F

6-6

188

Bremen, GA

40

Todd Whitsitt

G

6-2

182

Oxford, GA

42

Dick Dorminey

C

6-7

205

Tifton, GA

44

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F

6-6

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Tallahassee, FL

52

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F

6-5

190

Summerville,GA

54

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C

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CROSS
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Cross Country Track Team / 123

WOMEN'S TENNIS TEAM

Joy Nag lee

Leslie Knight

Louise Wynne

Shawna Howell

Susan Creager

Janet Ainsworth Coach

Eleanor Rogers

Pippy Rogers

MEN'S TENNIS TEAM

John Watson

Chuck Pitts

Bob Mainor

Greg Carson

Craig DeLoach

David Griffin

Michael Smith Coach

Jeff Aliff

Men's Tennis Team / 125

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DELTA TAU DELTA

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Chuck Vaughn

Rick Jones

Steve Hashimoto

Tom Powell

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Penny Bowie
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Ann Hogan
Caroline Hurdle
Donna Huffstutler
Laurie Jones
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Amy Miller
Susan Ashworth
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Susan Creager
Sandra Gibson
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Joanna Patton
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Cammie Solomon
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Kathy Harris
Carole Quade
Robin Blanz
Glenda Aldridge
Jay Carlton
Richard Beckerman
Greg Carlton
Caryn Loyd
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Mark Cooley

Jay Carlton

Weese Reese

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Greg Carlton

Becky Davis

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Dan Johnston

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140 / Organizations

ALPHA OMICRON PI

Anne Rice

Jennifer Bullock

Carletta Shelhorse

Adam & Lyle

Nancy Daniel

Ginger Harwell

Joan Gingrich

Jody Mabry

Anne Geisel

Christine Gardner

Sherrie Thompson

Carol Winn

Missy Stevens

Kathy Harris

Rhonda Parmer

Susie Whalen

Angie Fronek

Terri Cain

Debbie Battin

Julie Sturdy

Beth Bruette

Kay Wells

Lee Coleman

Ellen Twitty

Julia Evans

Lisa Brumbeloe

Francee Crayden

Barbara Turner

Elizabeth Britt

D. J. Boykin

Jayne Lewis

Paige Hertweck

Jane Slay

Lee Crowe

Eugenia Bishop

Laura Hume

Flick Davis

Organizations / 141

KAPPA SIGMA

Scott Graham

Issei Ohyama

Chip Carter

David Curry

Steve Claxton

Randy Rowe

Richard Beckerman

Tom Howard

Kevin Cain

David Marsh

Drew Duda

Ricky Boyd

Ken Spradlin

Ken Rothert

Scott Comber

Steve Springer

Joby Boydstone

Caroline Hurdle

Chuck Carter

Emory Breed

Bill McLachlin

KAPPA SIGMA STARDUSTERS

Kathy Harris

Susan Crouch

Beth Woodward

Suzette Glazier

Karen Thompson

Annie Geisel

Becky Webb

Ann Hogan

Penny Bowie

Nancy Russell

Jody Mabry

Caroline Hurdle

Kathy Golden

Sheryl Frady

Maureen McLachlan

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Missy Stevens
Lauren Smith
Glenda Aldridge

PANHELLENIC COUNCIL

146 / Organizations

Rhonda Crawford

Jamey Reames

Betty Rosser

Tony Carter

James Mitchum

Jennie McCook

John Harris

Andy Kerr

Rickie Weye

Cindy Mitchum

Kim Wells

Laura Mitchell

Don Hutchinson

Jenny Syler

Bert Carter

John Lawrence

ART STUDENT'S LEAGUE

Organizations / 147

PHI MU

Karen Thompson

Robin Hooker

Ellen Murphy

Mary Sanger

Jackie Noles

Dick Dorminey

Michelle Hayes

Lisa Weems

Carol Comer

Betsy Strickland

Kathy Thrower

Lauren Smith

Becky Bradley

Leslie Stewart

Jody Cole

Laurie Purcell

Leslie Knight

Laurie Goodwin

Maria Willingham

Bett Johnson

Sally Lowe

Tammy Smith

Laura Leonard

Shanna Segars

Carol Howington

Donna Arrington

Sharon Hossack

Kathy Golden

Susan Cook

Laurie Stephenson

Linda Cowan

Miriam Willingham

LuJean Veal

Belinda Rice

Jan Jernigan

carol Andreasen

Beth Sturgess

Melanie Smith

Cindy Riley

Mary Beth Sapp

Cynthia Mingledorff

Susan Leonard

Debra Biles

Gail Lee

Dana Newton

Laura Lamb

Lucy Stowe

148/ Organizations

ZETA PHI BETA

Kathleen Benford
Chantris Woods
Brigitte Garrett
Betty Rosser
Debra Hutchinson
Taryl Woods
Sandra Mitchell
Rosa Jordan
Cheryl Hines
Lynn Jones

Organizations / 149

INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL

Jay Carlton
Ed Crofton
Billy Trotter
Craig DeLoach
Dennis Williams
Lee Coleman
Bobby Boyd
Greg Carlton
Ricky Boyd

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CIRCLE K

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Craig DeLoach
James Sparks
Donald Chase
Greg Lassetter
Russ Addison
Keith Allen
Allen Clary
Larry Lindsey
Jeff Davis
Ken Reese
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152/ Organizations

SINAWIKS

Tammy Smith
Nancy Thomas
Donna Parry
Glenda Aldridge
Sandra Pelfrey
Cammie Solomon
Caryn Loyd
Laurie Purcell
Kathy Wright

Carol Andreasen
Liz Windom
Cindy Notch
Sonja Underwood
Louise Wynne
Nancy Daniel
Becky Davis

Organizations / 153

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Becky Davis
Louise Wynne
Leslie Stewart
Laura Lamb
Kathy Cook

154 / Organizations

LaGRANGE COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS

Susan Cook

Rick Jones

Diane Covil

Susan Gary

Becky Davis

Flick Davis

Ed Crofton

Margaret Crawl

Susan Mobley

Liz Windom

Organizations / 155

CHI EPSILON

Kirk Bozeman
Julie Van Horn
Allen Clary
Glenda Aldridge
Mimi Etherington
Neal Herring
Kay Phillips
Cody Clark
Theresa Donaldson
Sarah Palmer

Chuck Grovenstein
Ken Reese
Max Wood
Debra Shore
Theresa Basilico
Mark Johstono
Eugene Comer
Pam Mitchell
Bud Nichols
Kathy Reese

156 /Organizations

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PHI BETA LAMBDA

Donald Chase

Laurie Jones

Joyce Simpson

Mary Sanger

Toshio Obata

Tony Cheek

Kenneth Ward

Kathy Cook

Janice Dixon

Shirley Johnson

Denise Lindsey

Cheryl Holcomb

Martha Aycock

Carol Andreasen

Linda Burke

Dr. Zachary Taylor

Lisa Weems

Organizations / 157

HILLTOPPERS

Greg Carlton
Louise Wynne
Keith O'Donnell
Susan Creager
Bett Johnson
Dan Johnston
Ronnie DeValinger
Lucy Stowe

Kathy Cook
Cheryl Holcomb
Chuck Vaughn
Lisa Weems
Stephen Carder
Jennifer Bullock
Tom Helton
Chris Smith

158/ Organizations

Mark Mishima
Deborah Hartinger
Chris Smith
Doris Berry
Susie Whalen
Sandra Pelfrey
Laurie Purcell
Fred Kamimura

Organizations / 159

ELSIE EXTRA

Shirley Johnson
Amy Miller
Les Howell
Marc McPherson
Rick Herbert
Joe Slife
Kathy Reese
Kenneth Ward

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Organizations / 161

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Eugenia Bishop
Teresa Donaldson

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STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Beth Sturgess
Karon Vaughn
Connie Varnavelias
Debbie Lockard
Caryn Loyd
Cindy Notch
Pippy Rogers

Jackie Thompson
Nancy Thomas
Laurie Purcell
Becky Webb
Gail Lee
Sheila Olivent
Paula Jackson

Nancy Daniel

SEA / 165

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

Chris Smith

Sarah Palmer

Cody Clark

Nannette Jackson

Bill Neal

Fred Kamimura

Elaine Dingier

Shanna Segars

Jeff Fray

Sandra Pelfrey

Paula Jackson

Theresa Donaldson

Kay Phillips

Charlie Cox

Jerry Foley

166 / Organizations

WESLEY FELLOWSHIP

Joe Slife
Eugenia Bishop
Kathy Reese
Theresa Basilico
Kathy Cook
Mark Johstono
Cheryl Holcomb
Ed Batchelor
LaRee Parrish
Susan Gary
Sonja Underwood
Diane Covil
Susan Mobley
Beth Dillard

Organizations / 167

ALPHA TAU THETA

Nancy Russell

Angie Fronek

Alex Harris

Kathy Cook

Chuck Pitts

LaRee Parrish

Sonja Underwood

Cheryl Holcomb

Todd Whitsitt

Weese Reese

Caryn Loyd

Joan Gingrich

Ron Dooley

168/ Organizations

COLONELS And Their SUGAHS

Chris Smith
James Sparks
Sandra Pelfrey
Theresa Basilico
Cindy Notch
Moody McCall
Cheryl Holcomb
Joe Slife

Sonja Underwood
Jackie Thompson
Laurie Purcell

Max Wood
Stephen Carder
Ron Dooley
Kathy Cook
Nancy Thomas
Mark Johstono
Jennifer Bullock
Jeff Fray
John Stephens
LaRee Parrish
Kathy Reese

Organizations / 169

STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION

Rick Herbert
Carol Andreasen
Ron Dooley
Leslie Stewart
Debbie Bone

170 / Organizations

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

Wehman Newsome

Rick Herbert

Larry Lindsey

Scott Graham

Allen Clary

Stephen Carder

Dan Johnston

Leslie Stewart

Ken Reese

Bobby Boyd

Chuck Vaughn

Weese Reese

Chuck Grovenstein

Susan Creager

Ron Dooley

Randy Jeffers

Dorothy Turner

Sonja Underwood

Jeff Fray

Susan Gary

Kathy Reese

Cheryl Holcomb

Nancy Thomas

Debbie Bone

Nancy Daniel

Caryn Loyd

Laurie Purcell

Gail Lee

Laura Lamb

Lauren Smith

Carol Andreasen

Organizations / 171

ASSOCIATION of BLACK COLLEGIATES

Tommy Davis

Shirley Johnson

Ronald Futch

Janice Dixon

Kenneth Ellison

Eugene Comber

Cheryl Hines

Wehman Newsome

Lynn Jones

Betty Rosser

Margaret Barsh

Karman Luster

Toby Young

Sheila Ware

Charles Rosser

172/ Organizations

INTER VARSITY
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

Sheila Ware
Allen Clary
Jerry Foley
Sarah Palmer
Kay Phillips
Theresa Donaldson
Doris Ann Kenyon
Fred Kamimura

Organizations / 173

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Faculty*-
Administration

Frederick V. Mills

Professor of History A.B., Houghton College;
S.T.B., Temple School of Theology; M.Th., Princeton
Theology Seminary; M.A., Ph.D., University of
Pennsylvania

Samuel G. Hornsby

Professor of English Oxford College of Emory Uni-
versity; B.S.Ed., M.A., University of Georgia; Univer-
sity of London; Ph.D., Auburn University

178/ Faculty-Administration

Tom Helton

Director of Admission B.A., Samford University

Mildred Wright Harwell

Associate Professor of Business Administration
A.B., LaGrange College; M.B.A., University of Georgia

Faculty-Administration / 179

John W. Anderson

Assistant Professor of History and Political Science
B.S., Johnson State College; M.S., Florida State Uni-
versity; Emory University

George Michael Searcy

Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., LaGrange
College; M.S., Auburn University

180 / Faculty-Administration

Zachary Taylor, Jr.

Professor of Economics and Business Administration,
Chairman of Social Science Division University of
Alabama; A.B., University of North Carolina; University
of Alabama; Ph.D., University of Illinois

Faculty-Administration / 181

John C. Hurd

Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., Alabama Col-
lege; M.S., Ph.D., Auburn University

Charles Kraemer

Assistant Professor of Psychology A. B., LaGrange Col-
lege; M.S., University of Georgia

182/ Faculty-Administration

Kenneth Cooper, Jr.

Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., University of
Alabama; Ph.D., Florida State University

Richard Donald Jolly

Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., Univer-
sity of Southern Mississippi, M.S., University of Il-
linois; Tulane University; Ed.D. , Auburn University

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Faculty-Administration / 183

John D. Lawrence

Associate Professor of Art and Curator of the Galleries
B.F.A., Millsaps College; Atlanta College of Art;
M.F.A., Tulane University

David I. Naglee

Professor of Religion A. B. , Houghton College; Tem-
ple School of Theology; B.D., Crozer Theological Sem-
inary; M.A., Ph.D., Temple University

184/ Faculty-Administration

Tony Johnson

Assistant Professor of Psychology A.B., M.S., Mis-
sissippi State University; Ph.D., University of Missis-
sippi

John L. Shibley

Professor of Biology B.S., University of Oklahoma;
M.S., Ph.D., University of Georgia

Faculty-Administration / 185

Arthur M. Hicks

Professor of Chemistry, Chairman of Science and
Mathematics A. B., M.S., Emory University; Rutgers
University; Ph.D., Auburn University

Patrick M. Hicks

Associate Professor of Science B.S., Auburn Uni-
versity; Auburn University

186/ Faculty-Administration

Burton N. Lowe

Associate Professor of Business Administration
B.A., Harvard College; M.B.A., Harvard University
Graduate School of Business; Georgia State University

Charles Franklin McCook

Professor of Religion A.B., Emory University;
S.T.B., S.T.M., Ph.D., Boston University; Hebrew
Union College, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Faculty-Administration / 187

188/ Faculty-Administration

Santiago A. Garcia

Assistant Professor of Education B.A., Tulane Uni-
versity; M.A., San Jose State University; University of
Maryland; Ph.D., Georgia State University

Phillip R. Williamson

Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education,
Director of Athletics, Basketball Coach B.S., M.S.,
Troy State University

Faculty-Administration / 189

Julia Dyer

Director of Public Relations A.B., LaGrange College

Michael D. Smith

Assistant Professor of History B. A., Stetson Univer-
sity; M.A., Florida State University

190/ Faculty-Administration

Evelyn B. Jordan

Assistant Professor of Education A. A., Middle
Georgia College; B.S., University of Georgia; M.Ed.,
Auburn University; Ed.D., Auburn University

James K. Chesnut

Assistant Professor of Modern Languages B.A., Au-
burn University; M.Ed., Georgia State University; M.A.,
University of Georgia

Faculty-Administration / 191

Edward A. George

Assistant Professor of Business Administration and
Economics B.A., Mississippi College; M.B.A., The
Graduate School of Business, University of Chicago

192/ Faculty-Administration

Faculty-Administration / 193

J.C. Holler

Assistant Professor of Speech Drama M.S.,
Florida State University

194/ Faculty-Administration

Faculty-Administration / 195

Mrs. Alvia Hitchcock

Residence Counselor Henry Hall

Mrs. Mazie MacKay

Residence Counselor Broadstreet Dorm

Kathryn Cline

Associate Professor of Fine Arts A.B., LaGrange
College; Diploma in Piano, LaGrange College; B.M.,
Converse College; Peabody Conservatory of Music;
studied piano with Austin Conradi; organ with Virgil
Fox; M.M., Northwestern University

196/ Faculty-Administration

Tom Divan

Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama B.A., Oc-
cidental College; M.A., Tufts University

Mrs. Linda Crouch

Residence Counselor Turner Dorm

Mrs. Lena Glenn

Residence Counselor Hawkes Dorm

Faculty-Administration / 197

Frank R. Lewis

Librarian A.B., North Carolina Central University;
M.L.S., Atlanta University

Margaret M. Funderburk

College Nurse R.N., Emory University; University of
Georgia; A.B., LaGrange College

198/ Faculty-Administration

Walter Malcolm
Shackelford

Academic Dean A.B., Mississippi College; M.Ed.,
Louisiana State University, University ot Kentucky; Uni-
versity of Texas; Ed.D., University of Mississippi

Velma E. Siggers

Postmistress and Secretary to Nursing Division

Faculty-Administration / 199

Libba Traylor

Manager of Bookstore A.B., LaGrange College

Anna Shibley

Assistant Manager of Book Store A. A. , Young Harris
College; A.B., Emory University

Maynard L. Reid

Associate Professor of Education, Chairman of Educa-
tion and Psychology B.S.E., M.S.E., Georgia Southern
College; Ed.D., Auburn University

200/ Faculty-Administration

Sybil L. Robinson

Associate Professor of Education
B.S., Troy State University; University of Georgia; M.
Ed., Auburn University; University of Missouri; State
University of New York; Ed. D., Auburn University

Cecilia 0. Jan

Assistant Professor ot History

B.A., Florida State University; M.A.

Hawii; Ph. D., Florida State University

University of

Faculty Administration / 201

Bonnie A. Bickerstaff

Assistant Professor of Education

B.A., Georgia Southwestern; M.E.C. Ed., University of

Georgia

Luke K. Gill, Jr.

Associate Professor of Social Science
B.B.A., Georgia Southwestern College; University of
Georgia; L.L.B., John Marshall University; M.S.W.,
University of Georgia

202/ Faculty

Administration

Walter Dickinson Jones

Professor of English
Chairman of Humanities Division
University of Alabama; A.B., Huntington College;
Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham, Eng-
land, Stratford-upon-Avon; M.A., Auburn University;
Ph. D., University of Alabama

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Mary Lynn Curtis

Reference and Circulation Librarian B.A., University
of Tennessee at Knoxville; M.L.S., George Peabody
College for Teachers

Maxie Chambless Estes

Professor of Speech and Drama Chairman of Fine
Arts Division, Oxford College of Emory University;
B.S., Georgia Southern College; M.S., Ph.D., Florida
State University

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Jimmy G. Herring

Registrar A.B., LaGrange College

Austin P. Cook, Jr.

Business Manager and Controller LaSalle Extension
University, Chicago; University of Kentucky

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Marcus N. Gewinner

Professor of Psychology B.M., University of
Rochester, Eastman School of Music; M.Ed., College
of William & Mary; Ed.D.; Mississippi State Universi-
ty; University of Georgia; Auburn University

Ann Clark Bailey

Assistant Professor of Modern Languages A.B.,
Wake Forest College; M.A., Emory University; Univer-
sity of Georgia

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Luke K. Gill, Jr.

Assistant Professor of Social Science B.B.A.. Geor-
gia Southwestern College: University of Georgia: LL. B. .
John Marshall University: M.S.W.. University of Geor-
gia

Julia B. Burdett

Assistant Professor of Social Work A. A.. Brewton
Parker Jr. College: B.A.. Tift College: M.R.E.. Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary: M.S.W.. Tulane Univer-
sity

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This is the closing. Rather than risk bold sarcasm or
rony, we figured that we'd just come out and say a few things
about LC, things you may or may not believe, but you've

undoubtedly heard before.
Life at LaGrange may not be living it depends on who
you are. It is what you make it. LaGrange College has a

character, a personality, if you like, which cannot
be mistaken or denied. It's character may include apathy,
cliques, and low-key living, but that's part of what makes
it LC. And what makes LC is you. And you are a product
of these times times when apathy and self-interest are
common. You are also a product of your time of life, a stage
between dependency, freedom, and responsibility.
It's the last chance, so it seems, before you have to join
the ranks of those who have plodded on before you.
So, why not hang on to such a blissful state? How can it be
undesirable to want to be self-contended?
Well, its not. But there comes a time when you have
to reach for something bigger, higher something real, that
no one can deny you. When you find that time, its yours.
But yours also is the responsibility (yes, there's always
a catch) to look outside of yourself and see a world that you
have to live in, whether it seems good or bad, rich or poor,
real or unreal. And, if you don't like what you see,
its your choice whether to do something about it or
do nothing and accept things as they are. The sad thing
about giving people choices, though, is that they often
take the easiest route.

Just One More

An unexpected guest showed up for the Kappa Delta White Rose Ball held at the Marriott Hotel
in Atlanta. He shows his acrobatic ability on the head table of the ballroom after a representative
from the group told him, "This is a private party you'll have to leave."

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