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SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE
Savannah. Georgia

Published by the students of
Savannah State College

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Johnny J. Davis, Editor-in-Chief
Raymond Hightower, Associate Editor

Isodora Jenkins, Business Manager

Margaret Dukes, Copy Editor
Essie Williams, Layout Editor

Robert Raiford, Art Editor

Freddie Butts, Research Editor

Stanley Rivers, Sports Editor

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PROLOGUE . .

With each new academic year comes the task of
capturing and recording the events that take place at
Savannah State College. It is the duty of the Tiger Staff

to see that this is done.

In the following pages, via photography and copy,
we give our offering for the 1966-67 academic year.
If you catch a glimpse of yourself that will make you
stop and reminisce, we will consider our job well done.

THE STAFF

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DEDICATION

Mr. Wilbur C. McAfee

After viewing the roster of educators and
other academic workers on our campus, the
thoughts and ideas of the 1967 Tiger Staff as-
similated to one point. The TIGER Staff syn-
thesized its thoughts and ideas and focused
on an individual who was educated in the public
schools of Illinois, received the Bachelor of
Education degree from the University of South-
ern Illinois, the Master of Arts degree from the
University of Illinois and who has done further
study at Northwestern University, Evanston,
Illinois and the University of Illinois. He is
presently an associate professor of Social
Science and the Director of the Upward Bound
Project at Savannah State College.

With great pride and humility we dedicate the
1967 Tiger to a most profound leader, authentic
educator, and inspiring person, Mr. Wilber C.
McAfee.

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Savannah is one of the most beautiful historic cities in the
Southeast. It is captured above to be recorded as it appeared
the split-second that it was photographed. The city is known for
its many memorials of the past.

Unlike the "historic city"; SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE
thrives on current activity. The following pages captivate this
current activity of "S.S.C." in the focus of the "SPOTLIGHT
'67".

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Recently Completed John F. Kennedy. Fine Arts Building

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Janie L. Lester Hall, Beautiful Women's Residence Housing 100 Women

Willcox-Wiley Physical Education Complex

A. H. Gordon Library housing approximately 50,000 volumes.

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W. A. Harris Infirmary

Meldrim Hall. Administration Building

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Payne Hall. A Recently Completed Air Conditioned Classroom and Office Building

Richard R. Wright, Men's Dormitory Housing 210 men

Benjamin F. Hubert Technical Science Buildim.

Lockett Hall,
Beautiful Women's
Dormitory Hous-
ing 1 80 Women

ACADEMICS, OUR FIRST PURSUIT

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learning; what has been recorded

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discovering new uses for the elements .

exchanging our ideas

utilizing "space age" equipment

investigating the whys of nature

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concentrating in a pleasant atmosphere

but, education never ceases.

sometimes we get tired

WE PARTICIPATE . . .

to display our talents . .

just for the fun of it . . .

to get free refreshments

because we like achievement

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to honor our queen

to remain physically tit

to entertain dramatically.

THE CAMPUS,
OUR HOME

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not an alumnus.

so . . . , this is what happens when you dial
"007" for information.

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"Say Willie, I'll bet you don't have a picture in your

wallet as pretty as this!"

I locked my ladder in the dormitory, so I can't climb
the flagpole today.

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"after quitting; Milton. I met Phil and'

Don't look now, I think he's go-
ing to take our picture

Is this reallv "The Last
Supper"

s Should we study or play cards?

This new dormitory will be named "RESIDENCE B".
You must have a 3.00 average to live there.

BOARD OF

REGENTS, UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA
244 Washington Street, S. W. — Fourth Floor, Atlanta, Ga.

District
State at Large

State at Large

State at Large

State at Large

State at Large

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Fifth

Sixth

Seventh

Eighth

Ninth

Tenth

Regent

Charles A. Smithgall

(.January 10, 1966 -January 1, 1967)

Jack Adair

(January 13, 1965 -January 1, 1971)

Roy V. Harris

(February 19, 1960 -January 1, 1967)

John A. Bell. Jr.

(January 1, 1963 -January 1, 1970)

Carey Williams

(January 1. 1%2 -January 1, 1%9)

Anton F. Solms, Jr.

(January 1. 1962 -January 1, 1969)

John I. Spooner

(January 1, 1961 - January 1, 1968)

T. Hiram Stanley

(January 13, 1965 -January 1, 1972)

H. G Pattillo

(February 5, 1065 -January 1, 1970)

Jesse Draper

(January 1, 1961 -January 1, 1968)

James C. Owen, Jr.

(February 5, 1965 -January 1, 1971)

James V. Carmichael

(January 19, 1966 -January 1, 1973)

John W. Langdale

(January 13, 1 964 -January 1, 1971)

James A. Dunlap

(January 10, 1966 -January 1, 1973)

G.L. Dickens, Jr.

(February 5, 1965 -January 1, 1972)

Address

Press-Radio Center
Gainesville

56 Peachtree St. N.W.
Atlanta

Suite 500, 500 Bldg.
Augusta

Dublin Medical Art Center
Dublin

Greensboro

Realty Bldg. Suite 820
Savannah

Seldom Rest Farms
Donaldsonville

2501 Lookout Drive
Columbus

Box 570
Decatur

Draper-Owens Realty
Standard Fed. Sav. Bldg.
Atlanta

301 Commercial Bank & Trust
Co., Griffin

1405 Fulton National Bank
Bldg., Atlanta

Box 980
Valdosta

P.O. Box 1
Gainesville

HOW. Washington St.
Milledgeville

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REGENTS

Mr. James A. Dunlap
Chairman

Board of Regents
University System of Georgia

Mr. George L. Simpson, Jr.

Chancellor

University System of Georgia

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"When you have to make a choice", said William James, "and
don't make it, that, in it self is a choice". No one can avo.d
decision-making and there are few times in life that choices
have more influence on our futures than those made by our College
Administrators.

OUR PRESIDENT

MESSAGE

I would like to take this opportunity to express my
sincere congratulations to the staff and advisors of the
1967 edition of the "Tiger" for a job well done.

This school year — 1966-67 — will go down in history
as one of the most momentous years in the history of
Savannah State College. Our present enrollment in-
creased to over 1600 students, and our faculty has been
enlarged and greatly up-graded. Our building program,
when completed, will enable us to provide a well-
rounded program for our student body and the com-
munity.

To those of you who are leaving us this year, we send
our best wishes. All of you will recall, in some instances
with pleasure, and in other instances with some an-
guish, vour classes in foreign languages, mathematics,
physical education, education, English, business, home
economics and technical sciences, and social sciences.
You will also reflect upon the lvceum features, the ex-
cellent renditions of the Choral Society, the Band and
the Men's Glee Club, the assembly programs and fine
dramatic presentations, periods in the swimming pool
and dances, and Homecoming of 1966. These and
manv more memories will return to you in the years
following your graduation. The "Tiger" will increase

in value to you over the years, since it will help you to reminisce over your glowing

college experiences.

We extend congratulations to the seniors who will become our alumni, and we wish

for vou God's richest blessings as you go to vour several endeavors.

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President

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MAN OF ACTION!

The First Family

Dr. Jordan shows new swimming pool to Dr. & Mrs.
Gore of Florida A. & M. University.

A Community Leader

An Illuminating Speaker

Dr. Jordan chats with Dr. Prince Jackson, Alumni Secretary.

ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Calvin J. Kiah, Dean of Faculty

Mr Wiley Perdue. Registrar

Mr. Wesley L. Johnson, Comptroller

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Dr. E. K. Williams, Coordinator of General Education & Chairman. Home
Study Department

Mr Arthur Dwight, Principal, Sol C. Johnson
Laboratory School

Mr Andrew McLemore. Associate Professor & Librarian

Mr. Wilton C. Scott, Director of Public Relations & Student
Publications

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Dr. Prince Jackson, Alumni Secretary

Mr. Felix Alexis, Superintendent of Buildings & Grounds

Mr. Herbert White. Assistant Superintendent of Buildings &
Grounds

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Mr. Prince Mitchell, Assistant Registrar

LIBRARY STAFF

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Mrs Dorothy Jamerson, Instructor & Curriculum

Librarian

Materials

Mrs. Madeline Dixon, Assistant Professor & Catalog Li-
brarian

Miss Luella Hawkins, Associate Professor & Circulation Li-
brarian

STUDENT PERSONNEL STAFF

The task of guiding the students' social,
moral and psychological interests belongs
to our Personnel Staff. With understanding
minds and willing hands, successful
results are realized.

Reverend Samuel Williams, Dean of Men counsels a student
in his office.

Mr Nelson R. Freeman, Dean of Students, checks Student
Loan application.

Mr Charles Wilson. Acting Director, Testing and Guid-
ance.

Miss Loreese Davis, Dean of Women, prepares notes for
her Lecture class.

Mrs. Doll Miller. Director, Lester Hall assists Evelyn
Douglas with Rules Manual.

Mrs Agnes Manor, Director, Locked Hall, takes a break after reviewing
the Checkout List.

Dr Stephen McDewJr College Physician

Mrs. Gertrude Holmes. College Nurse

Mrs. Linnie Johnson, Director, of Wright Hall completes Room Roster with
assistant, Ralph Evans.

Mrs. Louise Lester, Director, Hubert Hal

BUSINESS AND

Miss Mildred Marquis, Secretary and As-
sistant Registrar

Mrs. Harriet Redd, Switchboard Operator

Mr. Robert Mobley, Director,
Audio Visual Aids

Mrs [erline Simpson. Secretary, Build-
ing and Grounds

Mr. Joe Christian, Manager, Snack Bar and College
Center

Mrs. Martha Stafford, Fac-
ulty Secretary

Miss Flora Braxton, Secretary, to the
Comptroller

Mr. Alvin Ogden, Manager, Warehouse

Mr. Arnell Jones, Bookkeeper

Mrs.

Harris,

Assistant

Manager,

College

Book

Store

Mrs. Mildred Washington, Secretary, Student
Personnel

Mrs. Earna Kent, Clerk-Typist. Registrar's
Office

CLERICAL STAFF

Mrs. Doris Jackson, Cashier

Mrs. Lillie Powell, Secretary, Division
Home Study

Miss Eleanor Fields. Clerk-Typist. Li-
brary

Mrs. Beautine Hardwick, Secretary
to the President

Mrs. Bernita Winfrey, Postmistress

Mr Herman Flower, Programmer, Computer
Center

Mrs. Bernice Hall, Bookkeeper

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Mrs. Darnell Pratt, Secretary, Division of
Natural Sciences

Miss Carolyn Loadholt. Secretary
Public Relations

Mrs. Princess Mason, Secre-
:ary, Student Personnel

Mrs. Carolyn Screen, Secre-
tary, Public Relations

Mrs. Eloise Burwell, Secretary to
the President

Miss Willie Mae Julian, Clerk-
Typist, Registrar Office

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Browing once stated, "Tis the taught already that profits by
teaching". The Savannah State College consists of faculty
members who come to us with varied backgrounds and from
various institutions, yet, having one characteristic in common,
that of having been taught.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

The Division of Business Administration strives to teach its students worthwhile
skills and develop their abilities in order to obtain key positions in the highly compet-
itive areas of business education and administration. This division is equipped and
stalled for a successful business program.

36

Miss Albertha Boston, Assistant Professor, outlines
classes for freshman Business Major.

Dr. Hayward Anderson, Professor & Head of the Adminis-
tration Division, lectures on Business Law.

Aliss Marcelle Rhodriques, Assistant Professor observes a student's
progress on the typewriter.

37

Mrs. Mildred Glover, Instructor, returns Econom-
ics examination papers.

Mr. Harold Taylor, Instructor, entertains a student's question
in Economic History.

EDUCATION

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Assurance and competence in general and specialized education are the major
objectives of the Division ol Education. After completing a general education se-
quence, students are enrolled in education courses in observation and practice teach-
ing at schools in Savannah and surrounding cities.

38

Dr Thelma Hnrmond. Professor, and Chairman of Divi-
sion of Education discusses pre-registration with the Dean
of Faculty on the phone.

Mr. Maurice S. Stokes, Associate Professor of Education
checks his files.

Dr. Herman Sartor, Professor, Education explains to Beverly
Teague the General Education Curriculum.

39

Mrs. Ida Gadsden, Assistant Professor, assembles charts for her
Curriculum class.

Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton, Assistant Professor, assists an Elementary
Education Major with registration.

Dr. John Wilson, Professor & Head of the
Department of Secondary Education enters
Payne Hall to begin another busy day.

40

HEALTH AND RECREATION

In order to function at his best mentally, one must be in good physical condition.
This fact was recognized several years ago by the late John F. Kennedy, former presi-
dent of the United States, on a national basis when he initiated his Physical Fitness
Program.

The department of Health and Recreation at Savannah State College offers an
intensified program for physical education majors. All students are required to
complete five quarter hours of physical education.

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Dr. Raymond Hopson, Associate Professor, explains the skeletal system to a class in
Physiology.

Mrs. Abernathy, Assistant Professor, chooses appropriate
recordings for a class in Social Square Dancing.

Richard Washington, Assistant Professor, compares scores at the end of Physical
Education class.

Mrs Ella Fisher, Assistant Professor, checks attendance record
with one of her Physical Education students.

Mr. Theodore Wright, Associate Professor,
leaves for home after a busy day of Physical
Education classes.

Mr. Albert Frazier, Associate Professor and Athletic Director, outlines 66-67
basketball schedule for the "Timers."

ENGLISH

The humanities give things money can not buy, but they can help us to think,
speak, and find our place in the world. Most of all they enable us to become
true men and women.

English, modern languages, and fine arts make up the division of humanities, how-
ever, English ranks foremost because of its necessity in every field of study.

44

Mr Graves, instructor, lectures to a class in Literature.

Mrs. Milledge, Assistant Professor, recognizes a hand in an English class

Mr. Robert Holt, Assistant Professor, reminisces after
leaving a class in Freshman English.

Mr J. Randolph Fisher. Associate Professor, stresses the golden rules of good sentence
structure.

Mr. Dennis Berthold (left). Instructor, discusses Keats with Mr.
Graves.

Mr. Norman Macleod, Assistant Professor collects
examination papers.

Mr. Robert Stevenson, Assistant Professor, discusses Poe's "House of L'sher" with his
Literature class.

Mrs Yvonne Mathis. Instruc-
tor, discusses LeRoy Lock-
hart's Research Paper.

Mr. Arthur Brentson, Assistant Professor, relaxes in his office.

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Mr. Willie Dixon, Reading Instructor, listens to a student
respond in class.

FINE ARTS

To seek and develop the talents of its majors and to encourage appreciation within the
areas of music and art best describe the purpose of the fine arts department. Among the
famous artists who have recently participated in concert at the college have been Claudia
Lindsey, Gloria Davis, and Count Basic.

48

Mr. Samuel Gill, Assistant Professor, catches a little trumpet practice
before rehearsal begins.

Dr. Coleridge Braithwaite, Professor & Department Head accompanies
Geraldine Maxwell on the piano.

Mrs. Susan Waters, Instructor, watches as her class does work in abstract art.

Mr. Phillip Hampton, Associate Professor, criticises a student's
work in his Public School Art class.

Mr. Raymond Jordan, Instructor, explains musical
score to a student.

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Mrs. Farnese Lumpkin, Assistant Professor, lectures
to an Art class.

Mr. James Thompson, Assistant Professor, lectures to a Music 50
Fundamentals class.

MODERN LANGUAGE

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The -Modern Language department strives to provide each student with reading,
writing, and speaking knowledge of at least one foreign language. French. German,
and Spanish courses are offered with majors in French and Spanish.

51

Dr. Howard Jason (right) Professor & Department Head converses in Spanish with Dr.
Valle.

Miss Althea Morton, Assistant Professor, listens to students

recite in language laboratory.

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Dr. Valle, Associate Professor, prepares to leave for his
Spanish class.

SOCIAL SCIENCE

In order to understand what is, man must know what has been. It is with this idea in
mind that the Social Science division sets its aims. Social Science is the highest expression
of achievement in our societv. ennobling and enriching human life. Students may receive
majors in Social Science teaching education and Sociology with a concentration in Social
Work at Savannah State College.

53

Mr Whittington Johnson, Associate
Professor, examines notes for a history
lecture.

Dr. Elmer Dean, Professor & Division Chairman, checks correspondence
during an office break.

Mr. David Roberts, Assistant Professor, examines test papers after class.

Mr. Austin Washington, Instructor, prepares to leave his office for a Western
Civilization class.

54

Miss Alexa Benson. Instructor, pauses from her office work to
be photographed.

Dr. Joan Gordon, Professor, hurriedly leaves her office to
lecture to her class in Modern Social Problems.

Mr. Wilbur McAfee, Associate Professor, reviews examination papers
from his geography class.

Dr. Elson Williams, Professor, lectures to a class in government.

55

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

The construction of new and elaborate buildings is a trademark oi the American

people. Savannah State College offers programs in Building Construction Technol-
ogy. Industrial Arts, and Mechanical Technology. These programs aim at preparing
world leaders to build America's trademarks, and to teach others the skills oi
Industrial Arts.

56

Dr. Clyde Hall, Professor and Head of the Technical Science Division, gives assistance in
a drawing class.

Mr. Frank Tharpe, Assistant Professor, gives the ladies a helping hand.

Mr Lerov Brown. Assistant Professor, (far left)
conducts a Machinery class.

Mr Eugene Jackson, Instructor, grades a student in the Driver
Education ( llass.

Mr. Charles Philson, Instructor, tests some electrical
equipment for Phil West.

Mr. John Mason, Assistant Professor, lectures on the use of the
slide rule.

58 Mr. Wilbur Sullivan, Associate Professor, interrupts a
busy schedule for a photograph.

HOME ECONOMICS

The Home Economics department thrives on ideas and ideals which develop the best
home makers and vocational home economists. It offers programs in foods, textiles and
clothing, general home economics and pre-school education.

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Mrs. Mollie Gurtright, Assistant Professor,
advises a student.

Mrs. Martha Avery, Assist-
ant Professor, lectures on
the "1001 Uses of Cotton".

Mrs. Evanel Terrell, Associate Pro-
fessor & Department Head, talks
about the nutritional value of
lettuce.

BIOLOGY

Biology, mathematics and physics, chemistry, and general science majors are offered in
the natural science division. The division sets its aims toward developing imaginative
minds for improvements and for great discoveries. Biology majors are given freedom and
equipment lor actual research.

61

I)r Booker Griffith. Professor & Chairman of the Division
of Natural Science.

Dr. Yillella. Associate Professor, illustrates the
function of food and water on the digestive
system.

Mr Leo Richardson, Assistant Professor, employs Visual Aids in his
Biology 125 lecture.

62

Mrs. Margaret Robinson. Assistant Professor, identifies organism in test
tube for a laboratory class.

Mr. Bernard Woodhouse, Instructor,
students in a biology laboratory.

assists

Mr. Joseph Wortham, Assistant Professor, explains cellular locomotion to a
biology class.

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MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS

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The Mathematics and Physics department strives to give students a thorough
understanding of "how and why" in a direct and natural sense. Recently, this depart-
ment has begun to offer courses in computing at the Pavne Hall Computer Center.
Most of all this department thrives on its outstanding leadership.

64

Mr. John Olemmons, Associate Professor & Department Head, shows results
to freshman students of their College Algebra exam.

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Mr. Walter Leftwich. Assistant Professor, pauses
as he finishes grading papers.

Mrs. Slyvia Bowens. Assistant Professor, explains the sides and angles of a
riiiht triangle in Trigonometry.

65

Dr. V. Ananthanarayanan, Professor, explains a difficult Physics
problem.

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Dr. Jackson stresses an important
factor in an equation to his class
in Analytical Geometry.

Mrs. Martha Wilson, Assistant Professor, smiles with approval of Joyce Washington's
performance in Computer Programming.

CHEMISTRY

Ohemistrv demands that students apply new tools and methods to produce new-
projects. This is the aim of the chemistry department here at Savannah State
College.

A number of chemistry majors enjoy financial benefits up to six-hundred dollars
per year donated by the National Science Foundation. This department functions
under the supervision and administration of four doctors.

67

Dr. Charles Pratt, Professor & Head of the Department of Chemistry.

Dr. Willie Tucker, Professor, explains equation of a chemical
reaction to students in his Chemistry 307 class.

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Dr. Robert Johnson, Professor, prepares notes for a
Physical-Chemistry lecture.

Dr Kamalakar Raut, Professor, illustrates the structure of an organic compound.

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Mr. C. Vernon Clay, Associate Professor, observes students, testing solution in a chemis-
try laboratory.

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"Imagination" carried Savannah State "College into a fantasy
world of beauty during the homecoming activities. The gay array
of queens stimulated the crowd at the coronation, in the parade,
during the football game, and at the concluding dance. Can you
imagine what else really occurred during homecoming?

TUB CORjOIWON

Charles Elmore, student government president, delivers the
welcome address.

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President Howard Jordan crowns Yvonne LeCounte
"Miss Savannah State College" 1 966-67.

The Grand March of the queens and their escorts followed the crowning of Miss

s.s.c.

The Queen's Court
(Left to Rt.) Barhara Walker, "Sophomore Attendant." Blendina Huckaby, "Junior At-
tendant." Yvonne LaCounte, "Miss S.S.C," Alma Sheppard. "Senior Attendant" and
Jacquline Wyatt. "Freshman Attendant."

Candlelights reflect the lovely Coronation Ball. Following the crown-
ing of Miss S.S.C., the beautiful court of queens joins in a waltz which
beckons all to dance. Before long, everyone in attendance is deliriously
involved in dance, chatter and congratulations for the Queen.

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"Miss S.S.C." and court smile gayly at the curious crowd.

The Homecoming theme, "Imagination," was carried
out beautifully in the floats and cars of campus organiza-
tions. The lovely colors and designs provided a spirit of
exhilaration for spectators.

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Alpha Phi Alpha's "Magic Carpet of Love" places first in floats.

"Miss Junior" as "Miss Universe" and her atten-
dants offer smiles to onlookers.

"Miss Technical Science," Pat Carroll as "Queen for
a Day".

•Miss Fort Valley State College," Margaret Lee (center) and her
attendants.

The "Lady in the Shoe" was depicted by the College Nursery.

"Miss Senior, " Marva Benton (left) and her attendant, Jeanette Moore are
the United States' first women astronauts.

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'Delta Queens." Lydia Mungin (left) and Minnie Hudson take a ride
in their "Batmobile".

"Miss Lester Hall," Theresa Williams and her attendants are filthy rich with "No
Poverty" in sight.

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"Miss Lockette Hall," Izora Thomas and her attendants.

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"Miss Wright Hall," Peggy Billups, as our first "Lady Presi-
dent."

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The "Moon Maids at S.S.C. '88", Ruth Cummings (left),
Evelyn Dorsey, and Jenefer Ford.

"Miss Omega," Arlinda Jacobs (left) and "Miss Lampodas,'
Evelyn Wilkerson.

"Miss Kappa Alpha Psi," Virginia Green, (center) and attendants, Greer Evans (left)
and Debra Bolton.

The Homecoming Game is one of the most exciting events of the year.
The gathering of the crowds, the yells of the cheering squad,' the music
of the band, the gathering of alumni and old friends, and the greetings
between the teams all reflect school spirit as SSC fervantly hope for vic-
tory.

The crowds gather and wait for the kick
off.

Cheerleaders (plus one) pose for the pho-
tographer before game time.

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Captains meet Captains

President Jordan, Dean Kiah and their wives

The "Fighting Tigers" bat-
tled a stiff Fort Valley State
defense in a hard-fought home-
coming exhibition.

Miss S.S.C. and Attendants watch the "Tigers" in action.

Despite the enthusiastic cheers
from the fans, costly errors
cause the "Fighting Tigers" to
bow to Fort Valley State 27 to
14.

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HALF TIME

Harold Singleton, Tiger Captain, presents the pigskin to "Miss Savannah
State College" during halftime festivities.

(left to right) Mrs. Josie Sessoms, National
Alumni President; Carolyn Hayes, attendant;
Miss Almenia, "Miss National Alumni;" Mrs.
Lula Andrews, attendant; and Mr. Benjamin
Lewis, Executive Vice-President, Alumni As-
sociation.

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The "Marching Tigers" thrill the crowd with a stunning halftime show.

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With the Halftime show com-
pleted, the Tigers step off the field.

Mr. Samuel Gill directs S.S.C.'s alma mater.

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At the Alumni meeting following the game, the president of the Stateboro chap, of
the Alumni Association, Mrs. Viola Baker presents Dr. Prince Jackson, Alumni Secre-
tary with an Achievement Award.

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MISS SSC
YVONNE LeCOUNTE

'What is beautiful is good and who is good
will soon also be beautiful.' 7

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Reigning as Miss Savannah State College 1967 Yvonne LeCnunte, an English major from Riceboro,
Georgia.

THE QUEEN'S COURT

Miss Junior Attendant
Blendina Huckaby

Miss Wright Hall
Roberta Billups

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Miss Technical Science
Pamella Carroll

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Miss Freshman Attendant
Jacqueline Wyatt

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Miss Omega
Arlinda Jacobs

Miss Lockette Hall
Izora Thomas

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Miss Senior Attendant
Alma Favors

Miss Sophomore
Ruth Cummings

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Barbara Walker

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Loretta Stephens

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Marva Benton

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Teresa Williams

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Virginia Greene

Miss Camilla-Hubert Hall
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Miss Business
Doris Bennett

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The traditional Christmas tree expressed the spirit of
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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

(left to right — standing) Carl Stewart, Vice-President,
Dwight Brackshear, Treasurer, (seated) Betty Frazier,
Secretary, Warren Mitchell, President, Rose Marie Cope-
land, Secretary-Treasurer.

CLASS ADVISORS

Miss Albertha Boston

Mr. Whittington B. Johnson

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on "War and Peace."

Linda Abnev
Beatrice Adaway
John Abrams
Matthew Abrams
Carol Alderman

Gwendolyn Alexander
Gleas Alexis
Roslyn Allen
Yvonne Allen
Gai! Alston

Etta Anderson
John Anderson
Melissa Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Mary Jo Andrews

Willie Andrews
Steve Arline
Willie Armstead
Calvin Atkinson
Dorothy Baile\

Edward Barnes
Laurie Barnes
Roscoe Barnes
Edward Barnw ell
Charles Bartle\

Warren Bartlev
Edward Baterv
Rosa Beamon
Catherine Beard
Barbara Bell

Earline Bell
Gerdenia Bell
James Benjamin Jr
James Bennet
Barney Berrv

Paulette Benton
Roberta Billups
Brenda Bing
Margaret Birden
Dwighl Blackshear

Joyce Blackshear
Eddie Bolden
Leroy Bolden
Trudy Boles
Frank Bowen

Jean Bradham
Doris Bratton
Robert Bration
Del ores Briggs
Linda Broch

Ida Brook
Alfred Brown
Brenda J. Brown
James Brown
Sharaveen Brown

Elnora Brown
Maude Brown
Ola Mae Bryan
Vireigner Bryant
Rex Buchanan

Lillie Bulloch
Joan Burgest
Frederick Burns
Calvin Butts
Frederica Byrd

James Byrd
John Byrd
William Gammon
Connie Carmack
Gloria Carswell

Pamela Carroll
Mary Carter
Robert Carter
Patricia Cave
Dianne Childs

Cheryl Cobham
Beverlyn Cobb
Gharlene Colbert
Henietta Conyers
Bernard Conyers

Dorothy Cook
Peggy Cooper

Jon Copeland
Rose Copeland
Shilev Crawford

Lillie Cuthbert
Larry Daniels
Thomasina Daniels
Anita Davis
Arthur Davis

Ermstine Dawson
Glinda Devoe
David Dingle
Delores Drummond
Mildred Duncan

Arlisna Dunnom
Jacquelyn Dyer
Mary Jane Eady
Harold Ector

Emanuel Edwards

Bruce Elden
Tommy Elder
Barry Ellis
Geer Evans
Nancy Famble

Rebecca Ferguson
Gloria Ferrell
Carlton Flucker
Bettv Frazier
Charles Frasier

Edward Foster
Rufus Foster
Leroy Foxworth
Minan Fuqua
Elbert Fussell

Gaithan Galloway
Gladys German
Bernita Glover
Charles Glover
Mary Glover

Thomas Godfrey
Ronald Gold
Lucy Goodall
Enest Gordon
Cleavie Gordy

Shelia Gordy
Emma R. Graham
Merleve Grant
James Green
Shifley A. Green

W i 11 e Grice
Ruin Griffin
Alice Griggs
Priscilla Groover
Shirley Flail

Richard Hall
Alexander Hamilton
Glaire Hamilton
Hubert Harmon
Louise Hansford

Lula Harden
Charles Harris
Mary Harris
Melvin Harris
Vernal Harris

Tommy Hart
Ennis Harvey
Hilda Harvey
Sarah Hathaway
Emma Hawkins

Ann Hayes
Bernard Heard
Carolyn Henderson
Peggy Herrington
La Verne Hester

Charles Heyward
Curtis Hicks
Isaac Hicks
Lenora Hill
James Hill

Martha Holmes
Nathaniel Houseal
Rosella Houston
Elliott Howard
Daisy Hubbard

Udella Huckaby
Olippiyah Hughes
Delores Humher
Cheryl Irvin
Betty Jackson

China ry Jackson
Clarence Jackson
Elaine Jackson
Harold Jackson
Linda Jackson

Roy Jackson
Sarah Jackson
Virginia Jackson
Adam Jakes
Phillipjames

Veronica James
Iviajenkins
Leonard M. Jenkir
Aaron Johnson
Amos Johnson

Beverly Johnson

Elliott Johnson
George B.Johnson
Larry Johnson
Mary Johnson

Ruth Ann Johnson
Saundra Leejohnson
Carlton Jones
Constancejones
Fred Jones

Gladys Jones
Gloria Jones
Jamesjones
Jennifer Jones
Paulinejones

Willie Johnson
Yvonne Johnson

Ola Jones
Shadrick Jordan
Shirley Jordan

Jew ell Joseph
Bernice Kelsev
Betty Kendrick
William King
John King

Azzie Kinsey

Bettye Lattimore
Ronald Lambert
Thelmon Larkin
Claudia Lauther

Theresa Law
Betty Lawrence
Charles Lawson
Betty LeCounte
Eddie Lee

Kennv Leonard
Barbara Lewis
Hildred Lewis
Jeanette Lewis
Larry Lordon

Lavon Love
Carolyn Lucas
Patricia Luke
Louise Mabrv
Carol Mankee

Linda Manning
James Marsh
Gloria Martin
Ivory Massey
Dell Marie Mavnor

Harry Mays
Annette McCambry
Delmarie McDow
Carolyn McKonna
Rosemary McKinzie

\ ell ma McKenzie
Miriam McMullen
Mary McPherson
Myrtle Merritt
Walter Middlebronks

Marv Milan
William Miller
Willie Mincev
Lynda Minor
Clyde Mitchell

Warren Mitchell J
Barbara Mobley
Henry Mobley
Robert A. Moore
Irene Mnrell

Elaine Morris
Martha Mvrick
George Newton
Bettv Nickerson
Margie Nobles

Floyd Odom
Helen Olar
Beverlv Outler
Trennial Owens Jr
Bettv Parker

Shirlev Parks
Sandral Parrish
Beverly Paul
Elizabeth Paul
W illie Peebles

Kathy Pendleton
Gloria Perkins
Phillip Peterson
Linda Plummer
Betty Pope

Willie Ports
James Powers
Micheal Pratt
Sharon Pratt
Jo Ann Presslev

James Price
Phyllis Pnester
Carolyn Purcell
Willie Ravford
Benjamin Reese

Annette Reeves
Jane Richardson
Minnie Pearl Rilington
I.mnie Roberson
Virginia Roberson

Brenda Roberts
Don Roberts
Florence Roberts
Alcie Robinson
Thomasina Robinson

Minnie Ross
Harold Rountree
Bernice Routrec
BobbieJ. Rountree
Albert Rouse

Gertrude Rowland
Levertis Rudolph
Juainta Rudolph
Yvonne Rudolph
Cammile Sanders

Brenda Sawyer
Lena Scream
Johnny Shank
Frederick Shaw
Florence Simmons

Nathaniel Simmons
Davide Sims
Barbara Singleton
Eartha Singleton
Melvin Singleton

Sharon Small
Elsie Smart
Patricia Ann Smith
Roshon Smith
Celestine Smokes

Stanley Smith
Darnette Speed
Madalene Spells
Perli A. Steele
Delons Stevens

Vera Stevens
Carls R Stewart
Edward Stinson
Wilson Strodghioll
Merolvn Stuart

Stewart Studgeon
Charles Sullivan
Annie Pearl Sumner
Almesha Surrency
Ollie Mae Tate

Willie Taylor
Beverly Teague
Barbara J Thomas
Beulah Thomas
Gwendolyn Thomas

Otha L.Thomas
Comer Mae Thompson
Ruthie Mae Thompson
Mildred Tindal
Charles Touchstone

Daryle Troutman
Alice R- Tyson
Daryle Wade
Reginald Wade
Wilma Walls

Naomi Ware
Barbara Warnack
Roderick W T arner
Alice Washington
Jacquelvn Washington

Mildred Washington
Robert Waters
Sophia Waye
Mamie Webb
Harold Weslev

LaVenia Wyley
Judy Yearby

Curtis Young
Edith Young

Joseph Williams
Lathan Williams
Leroy Williams
Patricia Williams

Robert Williams
Shirley Williams
Janice Willis
Shirley Wilson

Carolyn White
Joan White
John Henry White
June White
LaYergne White

Ruby White
James Wiley
Barbara Williams
Deloris Williams
Deloris Williams

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Bewildered freshmen listen as Miss Loreese Davis, Dean of Women explains the education sequence offered
at S.S.C.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

President, Charles Wilhite Vice-President, Marvin Scott
Secretary, Jennifer Ford Assistant Secretary, Shirley Mc-
Gee Treasurer, Christopher Kennon Assistant Treasurer,
Emmanual Larkin Reporter, Mae Bell Jackson

ADVISORS

Mrs. Abbie Jordon

Mr. Robert L. Stevenson

Priscilla Akins

Rita Akridge

Marv Alexander

Evelvn Anderson

Shirley Austin

Deborah Bolton

Vernon Bowie

Anthony Bowen

Patricia Brookins

Annie B. Brown

Annie R Brown

Christine Brown

Earl Brown

John Brown

Mary Brown

Ola Brown

Shirley Brown

Murrav Brooks

Carolyn Bruce

Sharon Bryant

JoAnn Burgest

Raymond Burton

Lillie Butler

Martha Butts

Wilbert Byrd

James Bivins

Berlev Belvin

Margaret Battle

John Battle

Bettye Battiste

Audrey Barnes

Ernestine Barks

Thelma Bake

Rosetta Baker

James Baton

Freddie Bacon

Vivan Causey

I. C. Cochran

Carolyn Clark

Marietta Cave

Eastman Cato

lo Castleberrv

Irvin Campbell

Bobby Carlyle

Donald Cook

Ethel Campbell

Sherman Coleman

Hezekiah Campbell

Beverlvn Cornish

Mary Cutter

Ruth Cummings

Carl Crump

Avon Crum

James Coxon

Fred Dumas

Daisy Douglas

Evelyn Douglas

Evelyn Dorsey

Betty Demere

Jimmy Denegal

Katherine Davne

Joe Ann Daniel

Carolyn Daniel

Ralph Evans

Barbara Ellison

Christine Elli;

Charles Edwards

Sampson Edwards

Roosevelt Eady

DollieEaddy

Joyce Foster

Marian Foster

Joshua C. Ford

Evelvn Frasier

Gwendolyn Felton

Charlesetta Fergerson

Ernestine Fleming

George Figgs

Ollie Frazier

Joan Freeman

Ezra Gatewood

Mary George

Claretha German

Margie Gilliard

Franklin Goldwire

Betty Grant

Joe L Grant

Loretta Grant

Eddie H Green

Bettv Griffin

Calvin Hamilton

Johnnie \i. Hamilton

Diane Hansel]

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Ola Hargrove

Janie Mae Harmon

Audrey Harper

Gladys Harris

La Jeanne Hartwell

William Haugabrook

Wilbur Haven

Marcia Hawkins

Gerald Hendricks

Gloria Henrv

Raymond Highiower

Doris Hughey

Connie Jackson

Dazola Jackson

Johnell Jackson

Linda Jackson

Mae Bell Jackson

Marilyn Jackson

Peggy Jackson

Sarah Jackson

Arlinda Jacobs

Pamela Jenkins

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Patricia Jenkins

C.athleen Johnson

Gwendolyn Johnson

Ollie Johnson

Douglas Jones

Harvey Jones

Jeanie Jones

Ruby Jones

Ruby [ones

Annie Frances Jordan

Patricia Kimble

Hattie Knitjht

Susie Kornegay

Margaret Ladson

Betty Lambert

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Fostine Lambson

Emanuel Larkin

Beverlv Law

Charles Lawson

Charles Lee

Ethel Lee

Charles Lemons

Eunice Levy

Jeneve Lewis

Mattie Lewis

Geraldine Little

Mary Little

Rosa Lynard

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Christena Mack

Sara Maddox

Freda Malone

Sampson Manor

Gail Massey

Gloria Mattox

Jeraldine Maxwell

Josephine Maxwell

Sammy McCIure

Edward McCormick

Acie McCullough

Jimmy McDade

Shirley McDuffie

Barbara McDuffy

Shirley McGee

Marva Mcintosh

William McMullen

Hazel McRae

Audrey Merritt

Doris Mikel

Jacquelyn Miller

Verdell Miller

Rosetta Mills

Jimmy Mitchell

Joseph Mitchell

Patricia Mobley

Elsie Moore

Richard Moses

Gloria Moultrie

Florine Mullino

Mary Jane *Myers

Leon Nelson

Thomas Nevels

Kenneth Newsome

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Clarence Odum

Kacquelyn Oliver

Lawrence Oliver

Shirley O'Neal

Norma Overstreet

Gertrude Palmer

Delores Parrish

Ponce deLeon Patrick Thespain Patterson

Hiawatha Paul

Sealy Pender

Bernard Perry

Helen Peters

Charles Piatt

Alma Porter

Robert Powell

Harriette Powers

Stanley Raiford

Joseph Redmond

Rosa Reynolds

Eddie Rhone

Earl Rilington

Gwendolyn Rivers

Mirian Roberts

Beatrice Robinson

James Robinson

Natalie Rood

Vernon Rosser

Mamie Rouse

Ina Rovier

Juanita Russell

Jimmy Rutley

Dorothy Sanders

Evelyn Shinhoster

Evelyn Sims

Larrv Sims

Betty Simmons

Eddie Smith

Evelyn Spencer

Sylvia Steele

Murvlene Salters

Elaine Scott

Marvin Scott

Betty Seabrook

Carline Simmons

Norma Smith

Rubv Smith

Frankie Strickland

Gloria Sutton

Theodroe Swift

Roman Tarver

Savannah Taylor

Beatrice Thomas

Dwalvne Thomas

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Gwendolyn Thomas

Izora Thomas

Miriam Thomas

Ralph Thompson

Eula Tillman

Jannette Tindel

Geraldine Tolbert

Eunice Towns

Vivan Turnbou^h

Willie Tyson

John Wade

Barbara Walker

Doris Walker

Lawrence Weaver

Cordell Welcome

Olrie Wellons

Thomasina Whalev

Calvin White

Fannie White

Rosa White

Annie Williams

Betty Williams

Fannie Williams

Foney Williams

Frederick Williams

John Williams

Karee Williams

Patricia Williams

Priscilla Williams

Sylvia Williams

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Willie Williams

Queen Williamson

Joyce Woodson

Carol Wyche

Gail Walton

YVahwee Walker

Annie Washington

Deloris Weaver

Rubye Whipple

Jeanette Wiggins

Eunice Williams

George \\ iUiams

Linda Williams

Rubv Youngblood

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President, Cecil Strong Vice-President, Jack Handy Sec-
retary, Margaret Dukes Assistant Secretary, Earline Vir-
gil Treasurer, Kenneth Brown Business Manager, Henry
Jackson Parliamentarian, Dennis Davis

ADVISORS

Mrs. Evanel Terrell

Mr. J. B. demons

S. Adderson

M. Allen

W. Alderman

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E. Anderson

G Austin

M Baker

M. Beal

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P Belcher

A Bell

H. Benjamin

D. Bennett

C. Bnnev

C. Borden

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E. Brantley

D Brantly

M. Brasvvell

A Brown

C Brown

D. Brown

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K Brown

M Brown

B Bryant

F Burns

M Butler

P Butler

F Butts

L. Carson

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J. Coleman

A Cone

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C. Cooper

M. Cooper

R- Cooper

G. Cutter

D. Davis

J Davis

J. Davis

Y. Denshazior

M Dixon

M. Dukes

L Ellison

J. Famble

C. Fertruson

G. Flovrl

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V. Ford

T. Fortson

C. Foston

B. Fourh

B Fox

C. Freeman

W Freeman

I. Gadson

V. Glass

T Glass

B Gold

W. Golphin

C. Graham

H Graham

A. Grant

E. Green

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N Green

W. Greene

P. Griffin

R Gunter

J. Handy

B- Hardaway

E. Harden

R Har

D. Harvey

J.Hill

R. Hogan

C. Holland

B Huckaby

M. Hudson

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M Inman

H. Jackson

P.Jackson

P. Jefferson

I Jenkins

B Johnson

E.Johnson

M Johnson

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C Jones

J Jones

S Jones

C Johnson

M Kemble

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K. Kemp

W, Kennedy

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A Kelsev

S. Kev

J. Kilpatrick

G Kimble

C. King

F. Lambert

L. LeCount

J Lang

A. Lawton

B. Lemon

C Lester

B Lewis

N. Lewis

M. Lvnch

F Mack

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D Mathis

M. Mattox

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J. Mayfield

M. May

O McClain

M McRae

E- McEady

H McGhce

P Milton

R Milton

F. Mincey

O. Monday

G- Morrison

C. Moseiev

E. Murphy

L Nolley

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L. O'Neal

R. Orage

L. Patterson

S. Payton

P Perry

C- Phillips

I) Porter

J. Quaterman

D. Richardson

F Roberts

R Robinson

C. Rutland

J Ry'es

H. Scott

S. Shell

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E. Simmons

E. Simpkins

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W. Singleton

G, Smith

L Smith

D. Snead

H. Spivey

P. Stephens

M Tabor III

G. Taylor

L. Taylor

S Thomas

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D Tharpe

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VV. Thorpe

J. Towns

M Trite

M Truell

G. Turner

G. Tyler

S Walker

A- Washington

\V Watkins

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J- Weathersponn

P West

C White

G.White

R. White

V. Whitehead

C. Williams

C, Williams

D Williams

E Williams

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O. Williams

S. Williams

J Wils

G. Winbush

L Withersponn

J Woodard

J Woods

J.Wyatt

M. Young

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President, Willie Vasser Vice-President, Brenda Trudell

Secretary, Marva DeLoach Assistant Secretary, Marsha

McCall Treasurer, Joyce Washington Reporter, Alverna

Smith

ADVISORS

Dr. Joan Gordon

Mr. C.V. Clay

Marva Benton

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Joseph Blakeney

Amv Clark

Johnny Brown

Pearl Cannach

William Cahpman

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Jerome Clark

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Gloria Duncan Versie DuPont

Dorothy Cuthbert

Terry Dempsey

Ella M. Diggs

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Laura Eady

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Mae Freeman

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Robert Ellison

Barbara Frederick

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Essie Grant

Charles Elmore

Ri( hardean Golden

Serdalia Gordon

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Lela Gray

Freddie Hazzard

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Doris Hooks

Luci Houston

Genell Huehes

Kathleen Jamerson

Andrew Jackson

Bettv James

Beverlv fackson

Virginia Jackson

Vernon Jennings

Catherine Johnson

Berdie Jones

Bobbv Johnson

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Jo Ann Jones

Gertrude Lewis

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Florence Mack

Vivian McMillan

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Cornelia Mobley

Mary Pace

Patricia Peters

Norma Powell

Jean Roberts

Alphonso Royals

Willie B. Robinson

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Addie Scott

Alma Shephard

Paulett Sibert

Gwendolyn Smith

Alverna Smith

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Jannie V. Smith

Freddie Walker

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Eugene Washington

Maggie Wicker

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Portia Williams

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Wallace Williams

Herman Woods

Quincy Williams

C'.ordie Wright

Jaunita Wright

Joe L. Young

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Each year the S.S.C. Family looks forward with great
anticipation to the calendar of annual events. Each year these
events grow bigger and better. There are always some surprises
in store for the student body. The "SPOTLIGHT '67" now
shines on the people and events that have brought information,
entertainment and inspiration to our lives.

C.Q.C. DEDICATES W\ID\NGQ

Governor Sanders urged students to strive to meet the educational needs of
Georgia.

Former governor, Carl Sanders, delivered the keynote ad-
dress at the ribbon-cutting ceremony dedicating six recently
completed buildings at S.S.C. Buildings being dedicated
were:
W. K. PAYNE HALL

LOCKETTE HALL WOMEN'S DORMITORY

B. F. HUBERT TECHNICAL SCIENCE BUILDING

GORDON LIBRARY

WILEY-WILLCOX PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMPLEX

J. L. LESTER WOMEN'S DORMITORY

Dr. George Simpson, Chancellor of the Board of Regents, and Mr. C, V.
Clay, Associate Professor lead the procession of faculty and board members.

President Jordan receives keys to new
buildings at ribbon-cutting ceremony.

ANNUAL CHARM WEQ&

Charm Week is designed to give S.S.C.'s females advice
concerning beauty. The week is highlighted with a talent
and fashion show and a beauty advice conference.

Patricia Brown, former Miss S.S.C. opens Charm
Week with vesper address.

ANNUAL M£N'C FESTIVAL

Annual Men's Festival gives the
men of S.S.C. a chance to join forces
in promoting finer manhood.

Dr Henry Jenkins of Albany
State College delivers keynote
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For outstanding scholarship, leadership and service.
President Jordan presents to Charles Day the "Man of
the Year" Award.

STEERING COMMITTEE (Left to rt.) Jack Colbert, Bradford Tor-
rian, Willie Smith and Nelson Freeman, Dean of Students

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To enrich the spiritual aspect of student life, we observed
our annual Religious Emphasis Week. Dr. Samuel Ghanda,
Dean of School of Religion, Howard University, delivered
the keynote address.

Platform guests join Rev Williams in opening song

Rev. Paul Harwell of Inner City Methodist Church delivers an address
on the controversial subject, "Is God Dead?"

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R££fONAL PRESS INSTITUTE

The Annual Press Institute is a two day affair where categories. Workshops, lectures and production of the
newspapers, yearbooks and other publications of high "Pacemaker", a newspaper produced in 24 hours highlight
schools and colleges of our region are judged in various the two day event.

Mr. Scott, Director of Public Relations makes a presentation.

Dr Edward Bnce of Washington DC delivers keynote address

Participating winners proudly display their awards.

Of course, we all must eat, sometime

W. Gordon Graham, consultant to "New Lady"
magazine, served as Luncheon speaker

COUNT B4£f£

Count Basie poses with the First ladv and President Jordon

Count goes into action himself.

An Evening With the Count

That Big Band sound was reallv great.

Count and guitar player discuss techniques
with Lee Fluker.

JUNE CO/U/UENCE/UENT

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Dr. Charles Wesley of Washington DC. addressed
graduates with words of wisdom and inspiration.

candidates for graduation

14& ANNUAL WONOR£

students congratulate Dr Long for his inspiring
message.

Dr Herman H. Long, President of Talladega College, de-
livers convocation address-

Honor students pose for the photographer.

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Student organizations at Savannah State College function to en-
rich the experiences of the students. They provide outlets for stu-
dents to exercise their special talents, work together as a group,
and make vital contributions to campus life and the community.
In the next six pages the SPOTLIGHT '67 focuses attention on
some of our college organizations.

NEWTONIAN SOCIETY

BETA KAPPA CHI

(left to right) Elijah Green, Essie Williams, Marva DeLoach, Clareatha
Andrews, Leroy West (K.XEELI.XGi Steven Kellev.

WHO'S WHO

(left to right) Claudine Freeman. Minnie Hudson, Margarie Johnson,
Odessa Williams, Claretha Andrews, Lydia Mungin, Constance Heath,
Jacqualine Rvles (2nd ROW) Jerome Quarterman, Frederick Romanski,
Charles Elmore, Charles Holmes.

ALPHA KAPPA MU

(left to right) Dr. E. K Williams, Marcelle Rhodquies, Odessa Williams,
Jacqualine Ryles, Cora Foston, Margarie Johnson, John Lang, Mildred
Glover, J. B. Clemons (2nd ROW) Robert Holt, Alexa Benson, Mabell
Corouthers, Brenda Trudell, Joyce Washington, Marva Benton, Yvonne
Mathis (3rd) Bertha Mays, Vivian McMillan, Charles Elmore.

Mr. C. V. Clay, Odessa Williams, Janie Davis, Lydia Mungin, Barbara
Bryaant. J. B. Clemons, (2nd ROW) John Marshall, John Lang, Cora Fos-
ton, Joyce Washington, Elijah Green.

BUSINESS CLUB

(left to right 1st ROW) Margarie Johnson, Helen Powers, Virginia
Jackson, Gloria Sutton, Evelyn Green, Ruby Milton, Patricia Griffin,
Frankie Hall, Harold Taylor (2nd ROW) Harvey Jones, Arthur Curt-
right, Frank Smith, John Mitchell, Alfred Mullis, Edward McCormick.

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Y.M.C.A.

(left to right) Charles Bonev, Larry Daniels, Raymond Bostuick. Willie Light foot, Willie Quarterman, Walace
Williams. Bernard Pern

N.A.A.C.P.

Willie Tooks, James Scott. Rose Marie Copeland,
Freddie Bacon, Marva DeLoach, Loretta Stephens,
Ithamus Studgeon, Henrv Simmons. (2nd ROW) David
Roberts.

S.N.E.A.

SOCIAL

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(left to right) Matilda Brown. Dorothy Thomas, Ruby Marsh. Bertha Mays,
Doris Hooks, Marva Harris, Constance Heath, Mae Freeman. Adel Alderman,
Yvonne LeCounte, Joyce Washington, Amy Clark. Gwendolyn Smith, Alethea
White, Betty Keith.

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SCIENCE CLUB

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(left to right) Charles Boney, Gwendolyn Cutter, Jessie Mavfield,
Margaret Dukes, Johnetta Wyatt. Daniel Brantlv.

(left to right) Claudlne Freeman, Mary Beal, Geradine
Kimble, Marsha McCall. Laura Corbit

DORMITORY

COUNCILS

LOCKETTE HALL

LESTER HALL

(left to right) Jackie Wyatt, Merolyn Stewart, Freddie Bacon, Pricilla Williams, Mattie
Lewis, Mae Belle Jackson, Gewndolvn Alexander, Francis Huggins, Mildred Scott, Shirty
McDutfie, Susie Kornegay, Mary Carter.

WRIGHT HALL

CAMILLA HUBERT HALL

(left to right) Daryl Wade. Larry Davis, Wilbur Campbell, Ralph
Evans.

(left to right) Rotelia Graham, Linda Broock, Paulette Benton,
Gloria Carswell, Harrieta Conyers, Barbara Moble, Miraim Mc-
Mullen, Gwendolyn Sapp

AMERICAN CHEMICAL
SOCIETY

(left to right 1st ROW) Barbara Bryant, Pamela Perry,
Betty Smith, Odessa Williams, Brenda Trudell, Mabell
Coruthers, Lydian Smith, (2nd ROW) John Lang, Dr
Robert J. Johnson, Allen Roberson. Dr Charles Pratt,
Wallace Williams, Mr. C. V. Clay, Johnny Weatherspoon,
Joseph Young.

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

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(Left to right 1st ROW) Ruthie White, Charlette Blant, Beverly
Lewis, Wilma Watkins, Maxine McLamore, Mary Brown,
Gwemdolvn Brown, Lillie Morris, Marva Benton, Essie Grant,
Janie Harmon, Toni Kimble. Gwen White. (2nd ROW) Alvernia
Smith, Geraldine Kimble. Annie Bvnes. Lorraine O'Neal, JoAnn
Burgest, Jeanette Lewis. Maxine Williams, Gwendolyn Felton,
Ines Burns, Claretha Holmes. Jackie Miller (SEA TED) Evelyn
Terrell, Moll ie Curt right, Martha Avery

SUBJECT
CLUBS

(left to right) Charlie Wilkreson, Mabel Corouthers, Catherine
Williams, Annie Belle, Lottie Ellison, Ola Monday, Dorothy
Patterson, Janie Davis, Cecil Strong, Mr. B. L. Woodhouse, Ad-
visor, (2nd ROW) Harold Mungin, Jack Handy, Prince Johnson,
Wilie Golphin, Johnnv Weatherspoon, John Marshall, William
Keith, Sharon Bryant, Charles Wilhite. James Baker, Rickv
Cooper.

NEWMAN CLUB

BIOLOGY CLUB

(left to right 1st ROW) Christine Chrisorn, Odessa Wil-
liams, Fanny White, Essie Williams. Jacky Washington,
Father William Bane, Gloria Duncan, Annie Bell, Deloris
Parrish, Sylvia Steele, Theresa Law. (2nd ROW) Patricia
Luke, Jeanette Lewis, Beverly Law, Marcia Hawkins, Ola
Hawkins, Gertrude Lewis, Debora Bolton, Doris Mikels,
Frank Bowen, Anthony Bowen

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(left to right) Mattie Breuton, Larry Daniels
Rubv Whipple, Shirley McDuffy

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The Marching Tigers

The Men's Glee Club

Red Cross Volunteers

The Choral Society

(left to right) Essie Williams, Novella Pink-
ney, Marva De Loach, Annie Bell

Robert L. Joiner, Jr., Editor in Chief

^TIGER'S ROAR

SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

The Tiger's Roar is the official voice of Savannah State College stu-
dents. It is published twice monthly. The Staff, a talented group of
students, strives to present to the student body the very best in college
journalism. Editor-in-Chief, Robert Joiner writes timely editorials on
controversial subjects that affect student life. Through the very capable
leadership of Mr. Wilton C. Scott, Coordinator of Student Publications,
The Tiger's Roar has received numerous journalism awards.

TIGER'S ROAR STAFF

The Tiger's Roar Staff works hard to complete their next deadline
— —

Gloria Tyler, Secretary, Student
Publications

Charles Elmore, Associate Editor

Benjamin Halloway, Columnist

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Greekdom plays a major role in the activities of Savannah
State College men and women. The Greek organizations demand
that each participant exemplify high standard of scholarship,
character and service. The Pan-Hellenic Council, consisting of
members from each group functions as a mediator for all Greek
organizations.

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA

Left to Rii^ht Lillian Taylor, Dorothy McPhatter, Wilhelmina Moore,
Martha Carey, Gussie Jenkins, Patricia Ryan, Barbara Bryant, Laura Cor-
bett. Blendeia Kuckaby, Wanda Fillmore, Eloise Glover. Brenda Truedell,

Jarene Pearson, Lydia Smith, Gora Foston, Odessa William, Alice Murray,
Glemontine Freeman. Rosa Newsome FROST ROW: Garol Reese,
Jacquelvn Mack

Left to Right: Carolyn Bruce, Shirley Brown, Carolyn Walker
Sandia Green, Alma Purler, Waltina Reddriek. Florence Russell
Marcia C Brian, Mozelle LaSeine, Carol Roberts.

Mrs. Burwell presents to President Jordan a check for the
Student Loan Matching Fund from the campus chapter.

ALPHA PHI ALPHA

l BACK ROW) left to right. David Wells. Larry Davis, John Harris.
Samuel Adderson, Fred Romanski, Marvin Scott, Robert Moore, Acie Mc-
Cutlough, James Dean. Harold Singleton, Joseph Young, John Mitchell,
Hallorav Ben|amin, Willie Lightfoot, Ricky Cooper, Kermit Kemp, Sharon

Bryant, Jack Handy, Raymond Bostwick, Edgar Jones, Bobbv Warren
(FROX1 R<>\\> Jerome Clark Rufus Peters, John Clemons (advisor)
Joe Crowder, Leroy Carson, Carl Phillips, Alfred Mullice, Thomas Nevels

SPHINX CLUB

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PROBATES

(left to right) Charles Wilhite, William Greene, Roosevelt
Eady, Murray Brooks

'Here comes that Alpha Train"

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA service fraternity

(left to right) Willie Tvson, James Roberson, Archie Lavvton, Henry Jack-
son, Calvin White, Ithamus Studgeon, Robert Rayford, Johnell Jackson,

William Jones, Richard Hamilton, James Carroll, Ralph Thompson,
Alphonsa Patterson.

TORCH CLUB

(left to right) Roscoe Barnes, Hezekiah Campbell. Willie Brown, Dwight Blackshear, Willie Ports, Roscoe
Westmoreland. Vernall Harris, Adam Jakes, Alcie Robinson.

DELTA SIGMA THETA

(left to right 1st ROW) Mildred Webb. Margarie Johnson, Minnie Hud-
son, Catherine Johnson, Joyce Washington, Lillie Ellis. Laura Eady,
Yvonne LeCounte, Claudine Freeman, Marcelle Rhodriquez (2nd ROW:
Mildred Glover, Yvonne Mathis, Alexa Benson, Ruby Milton, Florence
Mack, Earline Virgil, Ruby Jones, Antoinette Battiste, Jaynita Jackson,

Lvdia Murgin, Dianne Hansel, Jacqualine Ryles, (3rd ROW) Gloria
Duncan. Carolyn McCrae, Lula Baker. Angela Mack, Mary Trice, Betty
Battiste, Virginia Jackson, Evelyn Green, Constance Heath, Deloris Mason,
Betty Ladson, Jenifer Ford, Marie Allen

PYRAMID CLUB

AL@

PROBATES

(left to right) Man- Lynch.
Harriet Glover.

There goes that Delta line, again

Yvonne LeCounte makes presentation to
Lillie Ellis following her address during the
Deltas Founders Day Program

ZETA PHI BETA

(left to right) Carol Brannan, Olivette Battle, Caroline Graham, Beverly Law, Gertrude Lewis, Margie
Bryant, Deloris Solomon (KNEELING) Joan Wright

ARCHONIAN CLUB

(left to right) Ruby Whipple, Jennive Lewis, Constance Brannan

KAPPA ALPHA PSI

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(left to right) Jimmv Warren, Clifford Johnson, James Bacon, Alphosa Bailey, Lee Alfred Rogers, Oliver Mc-
Clain, Dennis Davis, Steven Kellev. Willie ( Jolphin

RANK

SCROLLERS

(left to right) Horace Graham, Felix Bell, Charles Ferguson, Charlie Piatt,
Lawrence Oliver, Charles Lemons, Charles Rutland, Gerald Hendricks.

PROBATES

185

"OOOH left right. YEA left right"

PHI BETA SIGMA

(left to right) Dewitt Porter. Bobby Carlyle, Jerome Johnson, Johnny Brown, James Scott, William Alder-
man, Wood row Billups, (not shown) Fred Dumas, George Brinson, Brvant Jackson.

PROBATES

CRESCENT CLUB

'"Phi Beta Sigma is my heart's desire. Phi Phi Phi
Beta, Beta, Sigma"

(left to right) Jimmy McDade, Joseph Mitchell, Phillip Parker, Ronald Weston, Tommy Glass.

OMEGA PSI PHI

(left to right) Charles Elmore, Walter Hughes. Cecil Strong, Shelly Vinson, Harold Martin, Gregory Win-
bush, Johnny Weatherspoon, Lewis Witheispoon, Charles Holmes, Otha Douglas, Kenneth Brown, Robert
Joiner, Quinton Jefferson, Edward McCormick, Arthur Williams

PROBATES

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LAMPADOS CLUB

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(left to right) Roman Tarver, Raymond Buxton, Earl Brown, John Fluker, James Keils, James
Browder, William McMullen, Melvin Lawrence.

"Hey Hey Hey Que' Psi! Phi' Till the day I die.'

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Realizing that sound bodies go hand in hand with sound minds,
Savannah State College places great emphasis on compet-
itive athletics. S.S.C.'s athletes demonstrate hard teamwork
and fair-play while entertaining their fans with a good show.

FOOTBALL

Head Coach. Leo Richardson maps out game strategy with three of his

ball handlers.

Richard K Washington, Assistant Coach

John Mason, Assistant Coach

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FIGHTING TIGERS

(1st ROW left to right) Earl Brown, Steven Kelley. Billy Gaulden, Law-
rence Oliver, Charles Rutland, Billv McDowell, Henry Betts. Reginald
Adams, Judson Brown, Harold Singleton {2nd ROW) Nathaniel Carter,
Isiah Berrv. Melvin Flowers. Willie London. James Brown. Terrv Leggett.
James Woods, Carlos Westmore, William Copeland, (3rd ROW) Bobby

Carter, Jack Handy, John Harris, Horace Graham, Felix Bell, Frank Bell.
Lewis Witherspoon, Leroy Foxworth, James Evans. (4th ROW I Leo
Richardson, Head Coach. Johnny Abrams, Vaughn Ford. James Keels.
John Mason, Richard Washinston, Assistant Coaches

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CAPTAINS Harold Singleton. Felix Bell

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Yauehn Ford, Quarterback
Jacksonville, Florida

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Terry Leggett, End
Savannah, Georgia

Lewis Witherspoon, Halfback
Charleston, South Carolina

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Carlos VVestmore, Halfback
DeFuniac Springs, Florida

Frank Bell, Fullback
Gainsvillc, Georgia

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Felix Bell, Halfback
DeFuniac Springs, Florida

Horace Graham, Center
Miami, Florida

Bobby Carter, Guard
Savannah, Georgia

James Brown. Center
Palatka. Florida

1966 FOOTBALL SCORES

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Livingston 40

Alabama A & M .... 50

Edward Waters 6

Lane 13

Morris

Clark 34

Fort Valley 27

Albany 20

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McDowell just wants vou to see his "Spring
Training" uniform.

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Dennis Davis, Halfback,
Miami. Florida

Coach Richardson receives trophv for 2nd place in S E A Conferem

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Coach Leo Richardson presents to Judson Brown
Coca Cola's Cold Helment Award

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Henrv Betts, Center
Pascagoula, Mississippi

Harold Singleton, End
Savannah, Georgia

Johnny Abrams, Quarterback,
Marion, South Carolina

BASKETBALL

Clark Brooks shows em how
to net 2 points the easy way!

(left to right) Jimmy VVestley, Ezra Gatewood. Oliver Baker, Johnny Abrams, Charles
Rutland. Lee Maull. Leo Richardson, Coach. Jimmy Rutlev, Ronald Booker, Carl
Crump, Vernon Jennings.

|immy Wesley

Jennings makes a tricky move!

Lee Maull

Oliver Baker

Carl Crump

Season Scores 1 966-67

State

114 Benedict .97

76 S.C. State 79

81 Albany 109

103 Paine 79

98 Fla. Memorial 82

81 Ft. Valley .71

77 Ft. Valley .83

91 Bcthune Cookman 90

1 06 Morris 84

71 Albany 80

84 Benedict 103

103 Morris 86

103 Edward Waters .96

99 Bcthune Cookman Ill

101 Claflin 89

129 Paine 90

1 02 Edward Waters Ill

94 Fla. Memorials 95

116 Clafin 78

83 Ft. Valley 82

The crowds cheer the TIGERS to victory again!

Charles Rutland

Johnny Abrams

Which hands belong to the S.S.C. TIGER?

MORE TIGER ACTION !

INTRAMURALS

The "Anonymous Five" and the "Cool Ones" battle it out on
the court.

S.S.C.'s girl's team has come back again!

TRACK

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Edgar Jones

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James Woods shows them how to break that string first in the 100 vd dash

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William Alderman gets in a little practice for the next meet

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The Savannah State College Tiger would not be complete
without giving recognition to those businesses who have given
their compliments to us. The Tiger Staff highlights these
businesses in the following pages.

We use big tools

. . . and little tools

but in the operation of
our woodlands, the
most valuable tool is
the forester's skill . . .

Union

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.CORPORATION

SAVANNAH RETAIL FURNITURE ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

ABC Furniture Stores Lee Furniture Company

Buck Furniture Company Liberty Furniture Company

Buck Furniture South Lovett Furniture Company, Inc.

Chatham Furniture Store Maxwell Brothers Furniture Company

DuBose & Davis Furniture Company B. J. Sheppard Furniture Company

1. C. Helmy Furniture Company Solomon Furniture Company

Haverty Furniture Company Talyor Furniture Company

Home Furnishing Company Lindsay & Morgan Company

COMPLIMENTS

OF

COMPLIMENTS

THE

OF

STAR THEATRE

BROWN'S SEAFOOD

508 West Broad Street

2334720

Fresh Seafood

&

Free Delivery Service

EASTSIDE THEATRE

Corner of Bryan & Jefferson

722 East Broad Street

Phone 2331223

2336092

Compliments of

TORRANCE'S BARBER
SHOP

SPECIALIZING IN LADIES AND MEN'S

HAIR CUTTING AND MASSAGING

458 B West Broad Street Savannah, Ga.

CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES

CAPTAIN & MRS. FRANK W. SPENCER
"WATERFRONT"

228 East Bay Street

COMPLIMENTS OF

ROBBINS
DEPARTMENT STORE

WEST BROAD & PARK AVENUE
Savannah, Georgia

GLENDALE SHOP

119 BROUGHTON STREET, EAST
DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY

SONNY'S DRIVE-IN

504 Orchard Street
SPECIALIZING IN BAR-B-Q AND A WIDE

VARIETY OF SHORT ORDERS, STEAKS,

CHICKEN, CHOPS, HAMBURGERS AND A

10<t HOT DOG OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK

UNTIL 12:00 A.M.

COMPLIMENTS OF

WELSH PAWN SHOP

401 East Broughton Street
Savannah, Georgia

Compliments of

B & B PAINT COMPANY

"BETTER PAINT FOR LESS''

414 West Broad Street

Savannah, Georgia

Phone 23-68246

Congratulations Graduates

Savannah's Most Popular

"Women's Shop"
107 Broughton Street West

Bank with the People
who like People!

... at any of these
convenient offices.

• BULL AND BROUGHTON • HUNTER AIR FORCE BASE I IRRHtlY

• HABERSHAM AND 34TH • 2185 SKIDAWAY ROAD *-¦"""«

• DERENNE AT PAULSEN • ABERCORN AT 41 ST ffiffjIOflBL

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COMPLIMENTS

OF

MR. & MRS. B. J. JAMES'

CONFECTIONARY

Compliments of

SPRINGFIELD

LUNCHROOM'S

HOME COOKED FOODS

220 Byran Street

Phone 232-9889

Pros. Mr. & Mrs. Clyde E. Robinson

DIANA SHOPS

Crossroads Shopping Center
LADIES

Ready to Wear
Where it is to Shop
Just say Charge it.

GEORGIA

CANDY & TOBACCO

COMPANY

19 Barnard Street
Savannah, Georgia

Downtown — 101 East Broughton

Phone-2331163

Suburban — 32 East DeRenne Avenue

Phone-3556910

Compliments of

D. L. HENDERSON
COMPANY

Wholesale

Candies, Cigarettes, Tobacco,

Sundries, Toys and Sporting Goods

225 East Bay Street Savannah, Georgia

'Where Fashions Make Their Debut'

ALAN BARRY'S

26 Broughton Street West

Savannah, Georgia

CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS

PHONE ADams 3-4532

KENNICKELL PRINTING COMPANY

PRINTERS

ROTARY LITHOGRAPHERS

1700 EAST PRESIDENT STREET
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

WEISSER'S JEWELERS

We have the largest selection of

Pierced earrings

Expert Jewelry & Watch Repairs

Prompt and Efficient Service

Compliments of

SOUTHEASTERN
AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY

Air Conditioning and Heating
Sales and Service

746 Wheaton Street Savannah, Georgia

Phone— 2322451

Call Carl Preslar
2335076

Wanta Take a Trip? Don't Make a Slip!

Chartered Bus Service

— Motorcades, Etc.

NATIONAL BUS SERVICE,
INC.

Be sure you Charter a
National Bus Service

Congratulations Graduates

SOUTHERN MOTORS

Dealers for Rambler, American,

Rebel, Ambassadors, and Marlins

402 Broughton Street East

MENS QUALITY SHOP

24-30 Broughion Street. East

THE CARVER STATE BANK

Savannah, Georgia

Checking Accounts — Regular and Special Savings Accounts

Time Certificates of Deposit Interest 5%

Each Deposit Insured to $15,000.00

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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TRADE-MARK®

Fashions for the entire family
and home

Crossroads
Shopping Center

Downtown

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Flameless
ELECTRICITY

IS A REAL

Modern living and flameless electri-
city are "going steady" to help you
save work and time around the
house. Our Total Electric Rate and
equal monthly billing save you
money, too.

SAVANNAH ELECTRIC and POWER CO.

WILLIAM'S WHOLESALE
PRODUCE

FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

310 WEST ST. JULIAN

PHONE 2-360619
or
2-360618

RES. 2-338355

SIDNEY A. JONES
FUNERAL HOME

Most accommodating establishment in

Savannah at Lowest Cost

NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION

124 West Park Avenue

Savannah, Georgia 234-7226

Compliments of

GUARANTY LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

460 West Broad Street

Savannah, Georgia

233-4565

THE COLLEGE INN

3202 Falligant Avenue

Thunderbolt, Georgia

You will enjoy it. A very nice place for dining and entertainment.

Capacity for 150 people or more.

See

THE STATE SUITE

For

Private parties or meetings, catering service and take out orders

Your host

ROBERT J. ROBINSON

Phone 355-9189

or

234-0452

This smiling group of Mustang "Sallies and Sams" finally slowed their Mustang down!

Some of us are just born to be outstanding

CONGRATULATIONS

from

SAVANNAH'S NUMBER 1

RADIO STATION

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HE BUILDS EM RITE

E-Z TERMS — f0 '

Room Additions
H B Carports & Awnings

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HUB Water Heaters

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517 OTT STREET **«
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA PHONE

III All Types of Insurance

^ 1 <V| We Buy — Sell — Make Loans on Lots

234-3568 Roofing Siding Financing

COMPLIMENTS

OF

CLAUSSEN'S BAKERY

SENIOR CLASS

Banks, Catherine: 213 Gradv Street, Claxton,
Georgia, 739-3753. Chorus, NAACP, SNEA.

Battisite. R. Antoinette: 510 East Henry Street,
AD4-7925. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Savannah, Ga.

Beal, Ruby Jean: 310 West 29th Ave.,
Crodele, Georgia, 273-5492. Alpha Kappa
Mu Honor Society, Marshall Board, Student
Government Association, SNEA, NAACP,
Who's Who, President of Lockette Hall Dor-
mitory Council, Social Science Club, Student
Advisory Committee

Benton, Marva: 709 Hill Street, Covington,
Georgia, 789-2046, NAACP, Choral Society,
Home Economics Club

Bivens. Sandra: 427 North Oak Street, Tho-
masville, Georgia, CA6-0326, SNEA, Social
Science Club, Dormitory Council of Kockette
Hall, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Brinson, George A.: P. O. Box 317, Twin City,
Georgia, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.,
President, Savannah State College Men's Glee
Club, Young Men Christian Association,
Students National Education Association,
NAACP.

Brown, Freddie W.: 516 East Nicoll Street,
AD4-3677, Student National Education As-
sociation, Industrial Art Club, VMCA.

Brown, Johnnv M.: Glennville, Georgia,
654-2739, Math and Physics Club, SNEA,
YMCA, NAACP, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,
Inc.

Brown, Matilda Fagan: Route 1, Box 291,
Riceboro, Georgia, SNEA, Zata Phi Beta
Sorority, Inc., Marshall Board, Pan Hellenic
Council, Red Cross Volunteer, NAACP

Brown, Theodore Von: 2102 Birdsall Avenue,
Far Rockaway L.I New York, 233-0840,
Mathematics Club

Bryan, Patricia Melverdia: 512 West 39th
Street, AD3-5578, Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial
Society.

Campbell, Jr., Roosevelt Wilbur. 207 Round-
tree Street, 764-5904, President, Alpha Phi
Omega, Fraternity, Inc., President Wright
Hall, SNEA, YMCA, Statesboro, Ga.

Cannick, Elnora
Milan, Georgia.

}urns Route 2, Box 124

Carey, Martha Garretta: Route 1, Box 179,
UNT-7834, Choral Society, Boar's Head Club,
SNEA, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Clark, Alan Jerome: 3012 Wolf Street, Bruns-
wick, Georgia, 265-4510, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity, Inc., SNEA, YMCA, NAACP

Clark, Amy: 716 West 47th. Street, Savannah,
Gerogia, AD6-3418, Student National Edi-
catio Association, NAACP.

Cobham, George: 909 East 38th. Street,
Savannah, Georgia, 23-44735, Men's Glee
Club, American Society of Testing Materials

Cooper, Agatha A.: 1929 Mills B. Lane
Blvd.. Savannah, Georgia, AD3-3228.

Corouthers, Mabel Anne: Route 1, Box 168
Uvalda, Georgia, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor
Society, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Bio-
logy Club, Lockette Hall Dormitory Council,
American Chemical Society.

Crandle, Lorenzo Eugene. 1402 Augusta Ave.,
Savannah, Georgia, AD3-9845, Men's Glee
Club, Newman Club, Chemistry Club.

Crawford, Eva: 351 West Hall Street, Mil-
ledgeville, Georgia, 452-5539, NAACP, Stu-
dent National Education Association.

Cuthbert, Dorothy: Darien, Georgia, 437-
4704, SNEA, Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial
Society.

Dawson, Prestyne: 222 West 34th. Street,
Savannah, Ga., College, Band, Social Science
Club, Canterbery Club. Yearbook Staff

De Loach, Marva Laverne: Route 2, Box 115,
Ludowici, Georgia, 654-3325, President
NAACP, Secretary, SNEA, Secretary, Senior
Class, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Beta
Kappa Chi, Secretary, American Red Cross
Volunteers, Canterbery Club, Great Books
Discussion Group, Physics-Mathematics Club.

Dempsey, Terry Jean: 802 West 39th. Street,
Savannah, Georgia, AD6-0776, College Band.
Biology Club.

Drayton, Laura Ann: Route 3, Box 35, Sa-
vannah, Georgia, EL5-1915, NAACP,
Student National Education Association.

Duncan, Gloria: 1401 Mills B. Lane Ave.,
Savannah, Georgia, AD6-2330, Business
Club. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society,
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Newman Club,
Who's Who, Student Government

Douglass, Otha L. Jr : 1102 East Broad
Street, Savannah, Georgia, 232-1790, Presi-
dent, Alpha Phi Gamma Journalism Frater-
nity, Editor, 1966 Tiger, Keeper of Records
and Seals, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.,
Secretary of Intercollegiate Affairs, Biology
Club. American Chemical Society, NAACP,
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternitv, Inc.,
SGA.

Finney, John: 525 West 44th Street, 234-0488.
Boars Head Club, Social Science Club.

Freeman, Mae T 605 Gum Street. Sanders-
ville, Georgia, 552-3655, Student National
Education Association, NAACP.

Golden, Richardean: 601 East 69th. St., Sa-
vannah, Georgia, EL5-2069, Dramatics Club,
Social Science Club.

Gordon, Serdalia: 712 West 54th. Street,
Savannah. Georgia, 234-7005, SNEA,
NAACP.

Graham, Betty: 706 East Anderson Street,
Savannah, Georgia, AD2-3590, Boars Head
Club

Gray, Lelia: 312 Lincoln Heights, Savannah,
Georgia, AD3-1363, Social Science Club

Grovner, Nathaniel: Route 1, Box 235C2,
Townsend, Georgia, 832-4977, SNEA,
NAACP.

Gunnells. Annie G
2958, College Band.

Athens, Gerogia, 548-

Harris, Marva Eulata: 1426 Audubon Drive,
Savannah, Georgia, 236-2971 , SNEA.

Hayes, Elsie: 35 Popular Street, Hogansville,
Georgia, 637-4855, Choir, NAACP, SNEA,
YWCA.

Hazzard, Freddie R.: 5107 Arch Blvd.. Sa-
vannah, Georgia, 233-7229, Cheerleader,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Boars
Head Club, SNEA.

Heath, Constance: 3309 Hopkins Street, 236-
2735, SNEA, Delta Sigma Theta Sorotitv,
Inc., Who's Who.

Hodges, Harriet: Route 4, Box 185, Waynes-
boro, Georgia, LO-55255, YWCA, NAACP.

Hooks, Alma Doris: 1000 Crosly Street,
Savannah, Georgia, 232-2216, Boars Head
Club. President, Student Congress, SNEA.

Houston, Luci: 228 Alfred Street, Savannah,
Georgia, AD4-2120.

Hughes, Genells Gwendolyn: 927 West 41st.
Str"et, Savannah, Georgia, 234-7691, Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., NAACP, YWCA,
Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Interest
Group, Harvard-Y'ale-Columbia I.S.S.P.

Jackson, Beverly: 16- Glenhaven Avenue,
Athens, Georgia, LI-60342, Social Science
Club

Jackson, Virginia L.: Route 2, Box 24, Sa-
vannah, Georgia, 427-1225, Business Club,
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Johnson, Catherine: 510 West 40th. Street.
Savannah, Georgia, 233-0691, Biology Club,
Beta Kappa Chi Student Welfare, Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Kappa
Mu Tutoring Society.

Johnson, Howard S.: P.O. Box 251, Tifton,
Georgia, 382-6480, Men's Glee Club,
NAACP, YMCA, Social Science Club,
Wright Hall Dormitory Council.

Jones, Berdie: 2455 N.W. 88th Street, 696-
4568, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Jones, Jo Ann: 919 W. 42nd Street, Savannah,
Georgia, 236-0986.

Jones. Ruby Clark: 1533 Delano Street,
Savannah, Georgia, 232-6514, Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority Inc.

[ones, William Arnold: 413 Fourth Street,
Hawkinsville, Gerogia, 892-2204, Mathe-
matics Club, YMCA, Alpha Phi Omega
Fraternity Inc.

LeCounte, Y'vonne: Route 1, Box 290, Rice-
boro, Georgia, 884-5496, Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority Inc., Boars Head Club, NAACP,
Tutor of English, Miss Junior, 1965-66, Mem-
ber of SNEA, Who's Who, Miss Savannah
State College.

Lewis, Betty Jean: 648 North Church Street,
Blakely, Georgia, 723-5039, Boars Head
Club, Student National Education Association,
Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial Societv, Who's
Who.

Lewis, Carolyn: 95 Spring Street, Savannah,
Georgia, 236-1776, Boars Head Club, Canter-
bury Club.

Lew, Gertrude T. : 417 East Waldburg Street,
233-1561, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Newman
Club, SNEA, Social Science Club.

Lewis, Ormonde: 309 West 39th Street,
AD4-1726, Social Science Club, Newman
Club, SNEA, Student Government Association,
International Affairs Committee.

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DIRECTORY

Mack. Florence V.: 6 Coffee Villa Road,
355-3071 . Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc

Mack, Jacquelyn E. 516 East Anderson
Street. 233-8717, Business Club, Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sororitv Inc

Powell, Norma J.: Route 3. Box 65-C
vannah, Georgia. EL4-7121, SNEA.

Sa-

Marsh, Rubv: 1833 Fitzgerald Street.
2404, NAACP, SNEA.

234-

Mays, Bertha Ruth: 925 West 38th Street,
236-4701, President, SNEA; Reporter, Alpha
Kappa Mu; Reporter, Senior Class; Editor-
in-chief, The Enterpriser Newspaper of the
Division of Business Adm.; Business Club

McCall, David: P.O. Box 7, Baxlev, Georgia,
367-2271, VMCA, NAACP, Social Science
Club.

McCall Marsha: P.O. Box 7, Baxley, Georgia,
367-2271, Treasurer. SNEA; Lockette Hall
Dormitory Council.

McMillan, Vivian Maria 1836 Fitzgerald,
Georgia, 23-33287, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor
Society, Secretary; Who's Who, Canterbury
Club, Secretary; Alpha Kappa Mu Yoluntan
Tutorial Program

MeRae. Betty Jean: 417 East Baker Hwv .
Douglas, Georgia, 384-2632. Boars Head
Club. SNEA

Medlock. Gladys V P.O. Box 181 Collins.
Georgia, OX3-3448. SNEA.

Mobley, Cornelia: 2106 Carlisle Street. 232-
4770, Social Science Club.

Morris. Lille: P.O Box 292. Sylvania, Georgia,
564-7654, President, Home Economics Club;
NAACP, YMCA.

Moss, Deloris: 1938 Stuyvesant Street, Sa-
vannah, Georgia, 236-2151, Religious Column-
ist for Tiger Roar, NAACP, International
Relations Committee, Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority Inc.

Ogden, Blondell 3112 Falligant Avenue,
Savannah. Georgia. SNEA

Pavne. Annefred: Route 1, Box 3111. %4-
4414, Boars Head Club, Canterbury Club.

Peters. Patricia A. Route 1, Box 458, Sa-
vannah. Georgia, 964-4643, Boars Head Club

Pullins, Mary Belle 621 Tennessee Street,
Dublin Georgia, BR2-5445, Chorus Society,
NAACP, SNEA.

Reaves, Murrelene: 109 Ellison Avenue. Me-
Rae, Georgia, 876-7946. Marshall Board,
SNEA.

Rivers. Stanley: 1400 Golden Street, Savannah,
Georgia, AD2-4719, PEM Club, Statistician
(Athletic), Sport Reporter for Tiger Roar,
Sport Editor of College Year Book

Rogers, Lee A.: 671 Steam Mill Road, Co-
lumbus, Georgia, ML17-0064, Kappa Alpha
Phi Fraternity Inc., NAACP, Collegiate
Gospel Choir. Social Science Club

Romanski. Jr., Fredrick James Savannah,
Georgia, Tiger Roar Newspaper Staff, Tiger
Yearbook Staff, Newman Club, Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity. Inc.

Rvals. Keitt Betty 1015 East Waldburg
Street, Savannah, Georgia, 236-2380. SNEA

Scott. Addie 1202 West 49th Street, AD6-
3722. College Band. Tiger Roar Staff. Peace
Corps Committee

Scott, James Lee: 1105 6th Street, ST. Moul-
trie, Georgia, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.,
NAACP, Pan Hellenic Council, YMCA.
Social Science Club

Sellers, Lurlene Mobley 806 West
Street, AD4-8482, NAACP, SNEA

V)th

Shavers, Catherine: 737 Roanoke Homes,
Fitzgerald, Georgia, 423-4825, SNEA, Mar-
shall Board, NAACP, Red Cross Volunteer

Shephard, Alma Jean: Fort Gaines Street,
723-4684, NAACP, SNEA.

Sibert. Paulette Yvonne: 706-B Hull Drive,
233-1038. College Band. Canterbury Club

Singleton, Harold M 1519 Cathv Street,
236-1483, Football Team, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity Inc., Men's Glee Club

Slater, Mayme L : Allenhurst, Georgia, Social
Science Club, SNEA, Alpha Kappa Mu
Honorary Society-Aspirant. Social Science
Tutor.

Soloman. Delores 616 West 47th Street.
Savannah, Georgia, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
Inc., Year Book Staff. NAACP, SNEA.

Small. Annie L Jackson Route 1, Box 4,
Collins Georgia, OX3-2865, Social Science
Club, SNEA

Smith, Alvernia Barbara: 1921 Tuskegee
Street, Savannah, Georgia, 234-6774, Home
Economics Club.

Smith. Gwendolyn Johnson: 113 Bouhan
Street, Savannah, Georgia, AD4-3546, SNEA

Tatim, Rose Juanita: 2208 Barnard Street,
234-0577, SNEA, Newman Club

Thompson. Dnrthv M 307 West Duffy Street,

236-6236, SNEA.

Truedell. Brenda Alethia 6 Pounder Street,
Savannah, Georgia. 233-2058, Student Gov-
ernment, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Student Rep-
resentative to Academic Council.

Vinson, III, Shellv M 625 West 39th
Street. AD2-6642, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Inc , NAACP

Washington, Eugene 2413 Hopins Street,
AD4-4938, NAACP, VMCA, Newtonian.
Phi Beta Sigma, Beta Kappa Chi, Student
Government, SNEA

Washington, Joyce 908 West 37th Street,
236-8809, Delta Sigma Theta Sororitv Int ,
SNEA, Newtonian Society, Alpha Kappa
Mu National Honor Society, Treasurer of
Senior Class

Weston, Lauretha: 542 East

23-39758, PED Club, SNEA

31st Street,

Whitehead, Delores Harper 106 East Church
Street, Swainsboror, Georgia, BE-76438.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc , SNEA

White, Alethea: Hilton Head. South Carolina.
785-3947, NAACP. SNEA

Wicher, Maggie: Route 3, Box 526, Wavcross.
Georgia. 283-^51)1 , YWCA, Beta Kappa Chi

Wright, Juanita 18 Vineland Terrace, Hart-
ford, Conn . 522-8(124. American Red Cross
Volunteer, Student and Congress Represent-
ative, Chapel L : sher. College Players Bv the
Sea, Fashion Editor for Student Newspaper

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JohnnyJ. Davis, Editor-in-Chief

1967

"WIH IIIWWIJ ... . * tf

Margaret Dukes, Copy Editor

Robert Rayford, Art Editor

Hubert Harmon, Student Photographer

Barbara Mobley, Assistant Editor checks
proofs with the Editor.

Lawrence Bryant, company representative gives the
Staff helpful hints on Yearbook production.

2)4

The 1967 TIGER Staff works ha

TfGER/Sl^FF

John Anderson, Layout Editor (STANDING) shows
"his way" of laying out a page to the editor.

Raymond Hightower, Associate Editor

Stanley Rivers, Sports Editor

Essie Williams, Layout Editor

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Isadora Jenkins, Business Manager

EPfLOGUk

Many times a yearbook staff hates to see 5 '* »

the school year end. I do not think that . * v ,

this is true of the present one. This essay
is usually devoted to thanking and praising
the staff so I will make an effort to do so.

, To the Staff, I express my deepest ap-
preciation. I realize that there were other
ways you could have found to spend your
valuable time. Even in the threatening
shadow of an impending deadline the edit-
ing of the '67 TIGER remained a cherished
experience because of the people with
whom it was done. My sincere thanks goes to our photographers, Robert
Mobley and Hubert Harmon. The very best of yearbook staffs would
have a difficult time producing a good yearbook without any pictures.

To the students we offer the '67 TIGER as a record of memories for
you to cherish after leaving S.S.C. this year. For your help, thank you!

The "Spotlight '67" begins to grow dim and we turn our backs on
another school year. It is hoped that you caught a glimpse of yourself
somewhere hidden in the past 215 pages that made you stop to remi-
nisce. If so, we consider our job well done.

JohnnyJ. Davis, Editor-in-Chief

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