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On June 21,1 968, the new three-building academic complex opened to the West
Georgia College students and faculty. The complex includes a four-level, 300,000
volume capacity library, a social science classroom building, and a mathematics-
physics classroom building. The three structures are connected by covered walkways
at two levels, and together form a major portion of the back campus quadrangle now
taking shape.

The new Classroom-Arts building, although delayed by this collapse, is planned for
use next fall quarter.

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A capacity, enthusiastic, crowd filled the HPE Building on October, 22, 1968, to
hear the Lettermen who opened with "UP, Up, and Away," followed by "Softly,"
"Taste of Honey," and "Up the Lazy River." Each performer had his own solo which
led the listeners through a range of emotions from love to inspiration, ending with a
tremendous finale of "Born Free."

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As 3500 students looked on, a small, long-haired figure walked onto the stage
and began strumming unfamiliar tunes on the guitar; however, when he broke into
"Seventh Son" there were no doubts as to who he was, and the crowd went wild.
This was JOHNNY RIVERS.

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students and alumni united for the 5th an-
nual homecoming winter quarter. Activi-
ties ranged from a bon-fire and parade, to
a semi-formal dance highlighted by the
crowning of Miss Kay Weaver as home-
coming queen. The WGC Braves thrilled
the crowd by their 75-57 victory over the
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Fraternities and Sororities emerged this
year on the West Georgia College scene.
The Fraternities and Sororities are as fol-
lows: Cavaliers, Delta Kappa, Kappa Phi,
Sigma Alpha Omega, Sigma Tau Delta,
Alpha Phi Rho, Phi Delta, Phi Kappa Zeta,

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Both Fall and Winter quarters an IFC spon-
sored rush was held during which time
qualified students had an opportunity to
pledge the various clubs.

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"Dark of the Moon" was presented Spring
Quarter 1968 on May 1, 2, and 3, to overflow
crowds. The play was the first event of Fine Arts
week. Linda Smith and Neal Horsley starred in the
play.

Moliere's French comedy,
"Tartuffe" was presented on the
nights of November 21, 22, and
23, Fall Quarter 1968. Clay
Springfield and Linda Smith were
featured in the production, which
was directed by Wallace Buice.

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Mike Holt, Jay Reardon, Dana Rhodes, Kevin
Buice, Diane Greene, and Jerry Pitts were featured
in, ' 'A Thousand Clowns. ' ' The production of Alpha
Theta was presented March 6, 7, and 8.

Fall quarter featured a special production of
John Osborne's Look Back in Anger, directed
by Nelson A. Carpenter. This play was chosen as
an entry in the regional competition of the Ameri-
can College Theatre Festival held at Spellman Col-
lege in Atlanta.

The cast consisted of Larry Bowie, Larry Tilley,
Daneise Hubert, Susan Wroble, and Lee Howe

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Among the events occurring during the early
part of the school year was the first Christmas tree
lighting on the West Georgia College campus.
Sponsored by The Young Marrieds, the Christmas
program featured: Dr. Boyd lighting the tree in
front of the Student Center, the West Georgia Col-
lege Choir, and, of course, Santa Claus.

On January 15, Ted Sorenson spoke to an en-
thusiastic audience at Winter Convocation. The
former aide to the late President Kennedy spoke to
faculty and students about the recent presidential
election and gave some insights into the future of
American politics.

The internationally famous Norman Luboff Choir
performed for an appreciative audience on Febru-
ary 1 6, as part of the West Georgian Mutual Con-
cert Series.

The Preservation Hall Jazz Band entertained a
spirited audience on February 23, with music in the
"dixieland" tradition.

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Miss Nancy Riccardi

Miss Patsy Bray

Miss Donna Britt

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Homecoming Queen
Miss Kay Weaver

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Miss Lynn McClung

Second Runner-Up
Miss Vicki Payne

Third Runner-Up
Miss Jenny Rainwater

Fourth Runner-Up
Miss Jan DuBois

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Miss West
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Miss Barbara Brock

Miss Jan Robitaille and
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Miss Marianne Nix and
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Miss Lynn McClung and Bob Heflin

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Carrol Iton, Ga.

Vicki Jo Payne

East Point, Ga.

Elizabeth Jane
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Gordon, Ga.

Mike Murphy

Bremen, Ga.

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Yatesville, Ga.

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Union City, Ga.

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Rome, Ga.

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Temple, Ga.

Jan Rowland

Bowdon, Ga.

Neal Shepard

Newnan, Ga.

Aimee Slaughter

Atlanta, Ga.

Charles Sudlow

Gwynedd Valley, Pa.

Martha Kay Weaver

Buchanan, Ga.

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Decatur, Ga.

Elizabeth Kay Bass

Marietta, Ga.

Bill Tillman Brown

Newnan, Ga.

John M. Brown

Avondale Estates, Ga.

Charlotte Brown

Decatur, Ga.

Donna Kay Cauthorn

Chickamauga, Ga.

Jenny Davidson

Carrol It on, Ga.

Gay R. Davis

Carrol Iton, Ga.

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Decatur, Ga.

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Atlanta, Ga.

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ORGANIZATIONS

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George Edwards Vice-
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Secretary, Kaye Weaver

Treasurer, Joe Baggett
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION

The 1 968-69 academic year has seen the Student Government Associa-
tion actively involved in many areas. SGA has sought to establish more per-
sonal contact with the Student Body by encouraging non-SGA members to
participate on SGA committees.

The group has worked with Alpha Phi Omega in establishing a Book Ex-
change, participated in the establishment of the Honor Commission and the
Traffic Appeals Court and initiated the Teacher-Course Evaluation.

Presently, the main objectives of the SGA include broadening the Student
Government representation structure, increasing the responsibility of the
Student Judicial System, and attaining greater student participation in the
academic community.

Noteworthy among the projects which functioned with SGA approval was
the SCAN program. The Student Community Action Now plan was con-
ceived to involve students in the real world. All campus organizations were
urged to participate in any way they could. Concrete activities, such as ef-
forts to establish a Day Care Center and to help tutor in the public schools,
resulted from this.

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UNION BOARD:

Dean John S. Pershing

Mr. McDonald Willis

Mr. Robert England

Mr. Harmon Tolbert

Don Futral

Ed Gambrell

Greg Davis

Ken Carlton

Susan Douglas

Mrs. Burgess Thomas

Aimee Slaughter

Mr. David J. Parkman

The Union is governed by the College Union Board which is composed of
ten voting members six students and four faculty or administration rep-
resentatives. In addition, the Board includes two ex-officio members the
Director of Student Activities and the student Superintendent of Union Ac-
tivities.

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SLAUGHTER DIRECTS UNION PROGRAM
COUNCIL FOR SECOND TERM

The Union Program Council is
composed of the chairmen of the
various student program com-
mittees and serves to coordinate
the various Union-sponsored pro-
grams and activities. The com-
mittees working with the Director
of Student Activities and staff ini-
tiate and develop activities for all
members of the college communi-

ty.

PROGRAM COUNCIL MEMBERS: Aimee Slaughter (Chairman), Mike Atchley, Frank Gibson, Laura Tucker, Judy Long, Donna Puckett, Rose Ann Billingsley, Rick Cook.

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DELTA PHI BETA:
FRESHMAN WOMEN'S

HONOR SOCIETY

The Freshman Women's Honor Society
began its year's activity with a joint meeting
with the Accolade in the Fall. The club en-
gaged in calendar sales, tutoring, serving as
campus guides, contributing to high school
public relationships, and working with the
book exchange with Alpha Phi Omega. Offi-
cers were Beverly Smith, Brenda Holmes,
Beverly Beck, Linda Anglin, Judy Preston,
and Connie Whithead. Miss Ann Mackey was
sponsor. The club purpose is to promote intel-
ligent living and to encourage superior scho-
lastic attainment among freshman women.

Members: Brenda Alexander, Linda J. Anglin, Mary K.
Ayers, Beverley Beck, Lauren Carroll, Yvette Custello, Eliz-
abeth Davis, Judith Eichenberger, Barbara E. Gordon,
Brenda Holmes, Sue Jordon, Triska Loftin, Susan J. Moore,
Suzanne Morgan, Pamela S. Peters, Judy Preston, Sarah
Pritchett, Alice Saunders, Beverly Smith, Cynthia Ann
Smith, Patricia A. Smith, Carol Mary Spruell, Carol A. Sto-
vall, Shirley F. Thompson, Carlene Tippins, Marion Up-
church, Jeannie Walker, Betty Warren, Kathy Weaver,
Carol Yates, Mary K. Zackery, Rebecca Boswell, Gwendo-
lyn J. Cochran, Rebecca Hammock.

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JUNIOR WOMEN'S HONOR SOCIETY BECOMES

ACCOLADE; BEGINS TUTORIAL

Counselor Mary Jane Baker, as advisor for Accolade,
and Gay Davis, president, were instrumental in starting
a tutorial service for the campus. The club became the
agency through which students may become tutors or
obtain tutors. The members of Accolade serve as escorts
on Parents' Day and Graduation. It is an honor society
for the promotion of scholastic achievement among the
women of the college.

MEMBERS: Betty Bailey (Historian), Connie Bailey, Janie L. Baxter, Kay
Cauthorn (Chaplain), Susan Dunaway (Treasurer), Gay Davis (President),
Joy Fields, Andrea Grizzard, Gwenda W. Griffin, Daneise Hubert, An-
drea Medlock (Secretary), Willa Neeley (Vice-President), Joann N. Pow-
ers, Jennie Rainwater, Paula Ross, Linda Terrell, Kathy Murphy, Janice
Gamel, Pam Williams.

President Gay Davis opens a joint Accolade-Delta Pi Beta meeti

ng.

Guest speaker from Sweden answers questions on her country.

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PI GAMMA MU, HISTORY HONOR SOCIETY
RECEIVES CHARTER MAY '68

The West Georgia chapter of Pi Gamma Mu was initiated as the
Georgia Zeta Chapter on May 2, 1968. The society is affiliated
with the Association of College Honor Societies and the American
Association for the Advancement of Science.

Requirements for membership include 30 quarter hours in the so-
cial sciences, an overall average of B plus, in upper third of class,
and no failing grades in social science.

CHAPTER MEMBERS: Gary Brock, David Carter, Ed Collier, Winifred English, April
Fields, Wayne F. Quett, Willis Glidden, Susan Goleznski, Jane Golden, Anita Hardy,
Randolph Jay, Danny Kelley, Janice Burns Moore, Diane Talley Nunnelly, Larry Prince,
June Robinson, Tommy Scarborough, Roger Scott. Officers Anita Hardy (President),
Gary Brock (Vice-President), Diane Nunnelly (Secretary), April Fields (Treasurer).

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WOMEN'S EXECUTIVE DORM COUNCIL
WORKS FOR SELF-DIRECTION

The Women's Executive House Council, representatives from
every women's residence hall, made tremendous strides in the
1968-69 school term toward their goal of obtaining true adult
status and responsibility for the long-imprisoned women of West
Georgia College. The Mandeville House experiment with later cur-
few hours ended and proved that the fuller freedoms were
workable. With the opening of the new women's dormitory, one
wing was established as a 1 :30 curfew dorm.

MEMBERS: Suzie Martin, Nanci Riccardi, Lauren Carroll, Kathy Ware, Susan Douglas
(President), Toni Wehunt, Janis Drumm, Linda Gift, Gail Campbell, Melinda Overton,
Susan Wurtz, Mr. Donald Gehring (Advisor and Director of Housing).

Row Hall sponsors a Halloween party.

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA SERVICE FRATERNITY

The Alpha Phi Omega is the most representative inter-collegiate
fraternity in the United States. It is a service fraternity whose na-
tional membership exceeds 80,000. The club worked with Delta Phi
Beta to have a student book exchange at the end of Fall quarter.
Mike Jones, Wesley Bellamy, Dick Spahos and Wayne Bearden are
officers.

MEMBERS: Mike Jones, Wesley Bellamy, Duanne Bearden, Dick Spahos, James Self,
James Morris, Carlton Crawford, John Waskey, Rusty Horton, Ronald Harris, Richard
Love, Walter Lee, Edward Lacy, John Borlis, Donald Mason, James Madden, Millard
Walton, Leonard Odom, Thomas Greer, Philip Arthur, William Carroll, Jr., Thomas Ben-
ton, John Lowes, Bennett Wilson, Mark Elliot, Robert Sollar, Fred Groover, Gregory
Stephens.

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CIRCLE K: SERVICE CLUB

The Kiwanis Club of Carrollton has established a Circle K Club to
promote civic welfare of the college. It desires to develop within
members the high degree of citizenship and social service exempli-
fied by the constitution and by-laws of Kiwanis International. Mem-
bers are selected on the basis of scholarship, civic interest, and
leadership. The club sponsored the Blood Drive winter quarter. The
president is John M. Brown. Ed Gabriel is the vice-president, Mike
Purvis is secretary, and Steve Roberts is the treasurer. The advisor is
Dr. Wirsing.

MEMBERS: John Brown, Eddie Gabriel, Mike Purvis, Steve Roberts, Kenny Golightly,
Joe Baggett, Mack Anderson, Steve Shaw, David Herring, Ches Gwinn, Ronnie Bryant,
Greg Wycik, Al Cown, Mike Atchley.

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CHIEFTAIN GENERAL STAFF

GENERAL STAFF: Barbara Lally, JoAnne Johnson, Irene Young,
Janet Rackley, Jane Garrett, Susan Windom, Bee Gee Reece,
Roy Rogers, Connie Stallings, Bob Garrett, Hugh Gregory, Mir-
iam Taylor, Dan Brokaw, Bonnie McKay.

Esther Harrison,

Editor-in-Chief

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Kay Cauthorn

Organizations Editor

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Jimmy Cook Literary Editor

Frank Gibson Business Man-
ager

Binky Roos News Editor

Larry Underwood Men's Sports Editor

Mike Hitchcock Faculty Administration Editor

Bonnie Hamilton Women's Sports Editor

Lynn Perritt, Mike Dombrowski, Phil Braden Photog-
raphers

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ECLECTIC: STUDENT LITERARY MAGAZINE

The Eclectic's members are those
whose submissions are accepted for publi-
cation each quarter. As such, there is no
permanent membership other than the
staff, and its sole purpose is the quarterly
publication of the best in literature and art
work from the West Georgia student
body. The advisor is Peter Joseph Bryg.
Robert Barr is the Editor, Kent Walton is
the Assistant Editor, Gregory Davis is the
Associate Editor, and Mary Jo Muse is the
Art Editor.

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THE WEST GEORGIAN:
STUDENT NEWSPAPER

STAFF: Judy Long (Editor), Malcolm Storey (Managing Editor), Mary K. Zackery, Kent Walton (News Editor), Pam Shirey
(Feature Editor), Dwight Campbell (Assistant Feature Editor), Bob Garrett (Assistant News Editor), Steve Ellerbee (Sports Ed-
itor), Glenn Mitchell (Business Manager), Lee Howell (Radio Editor), Jim Darby (Circulation Manager), Larry Benton (Photog-
rapher), Lynn Simonton, Leslie Fitterman (Typists), Harold Drennon, Karen Roach, Freda Frazier, Bruce Wingo, Mike Austin,
Steve Axelberg, Greg Davis, Ron Cagle, John Mann, Bill Harrell, Bruce Jones, Rod Lipham, Mary Williams, Jimmy Drake,
Eleanor Montgomery, Roxanne Caldwell, Connie Vanson, Karen Denmark (Reporters).

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The West Georgian is the weekly student news-
paper . . . The writing is done by journalism classes
and other interested students. Mr. Mulkey is the advi-
sor.

As well as covering the news events, the paper pub-
lished series of articles to propagate much helpful infor-
mation about college services and programs.

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Judy Long Editor-in-Chief

Mr. Steve Mulkey

Faculty Advisor

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PETERSON TAKES OVER
COLLEGE CHOIR FOR '68-'69

The choir activity included a Christmas concert on Dec. 8th and a Spring tour
March 22-25. The new director for this term was Mr. Peterson. Jim Kink (President),
Mary Wallace Newberry (Secretary), Jenny Davidson (Vice-President), and Jeannine
Walker (Tour Manager) were officers.

MEMBERS: Betty Bailey, Ellen Lamb, Daneise Hubert, Bonnie Jackson, Carolyn Sills, Melanie Chapman, Jane
Ingram, Joyce Johnson, Rhonda Smith, Jeannine Walker, Mary- Wallace Newberry, Connie Whitehead, Caro-
lyn Thomas, Sue Bardwell, Jane Coleman, Linda Anglin, Cynthia McDaniel, Nancy Bethea, Bill Wickham, Jerre
Orr, Dan Brokaw, Ricky Owens, Ron Reynolds, Mark Wilson, Sally Clark, Sandra Kaylor, Joan Moore, Sheila
Smith, Faye England, Kathy Mohr, Barbara McKinzie, Debbie Upchurch, Sallie Northcutt, Jeannie Hanes, Bon-
nie Starr, Suzan Peavy, Donna Fowler, Karen Orr, Jenny Davidson, Claudia Wilkes, Elaine Tyson, Perry
Banks, Mike Sutton, Creig Perry, Roy Rogers, Greg Witcher, Ron Sharpless, Casey Malone, Joe White, Mike
sinyard, Mike Mitchell, Larry Morgan, Frank Osburn, Dale Brumbelow, Mickey Schuber, Wayne Richardson,
John Waskey, Jack Flanders.

Choir performed at Winter Convocation.

COLLEGE BAND:
FORMAL CONCERT AND
DIXIE FOR THE BRAVES

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band this year. The band had a winter and
a spring concert as well as playing for the
Fine Arts Festival, commencement, and
convocations. The group has concerts in
area high schools and plays for most home
basketball games. Of course, the band
plays for special events like homecoming
and the Dec. 4th Christmas tree lighting
ceremony.

MEMBERS: Beverly Beck, Nancy Bethea, Linda Brad-
ford, Dan Brokaw, Doreen Bush, Ronny Cagle, Gary
Carney, Barry Chambers, Phillip Denney, Debbie Dob-
son, George W. Fairchild, Ginger Graves, Jane Gar-
rett, Diane Greene, Mike Green, Mike Grizzard, Shei-
la Guess, Martha Ray Ham, Carolyn Hardin, Charles
Harris, Jayne Hathcock, Earnest W. Henderson,
Tommy Holcombe, Jeanette E. Holt, Chuck Huffman,
Gail Jarrett, Danny Jeff, Nita Knauff, Buddy Lambert,
Mary Ann Leathers, Fulton McKenzie, Christy Medlock,
Mike Mitchell, Bob Murray, William Norred, Frank Os-
burn, Brenda Pope, Mike Rector, Carolyn Sills, Kathy
Smith, Stan Stephens, Bob Sullivan, Chris Summers,
Marilyn Windisch, Anthony Wood, Don Hall, Marcia
Osburn, Bonnie Wolf, Doug Lamsburg, Larry Til ley,
Sylvia Smith, Martha Shelnutt.

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DEBATE CLUB

The Debate Club is composed of stu-
dents interested in standard debate and
individual forensic activity. Ordinarily
members also take the academic course in
debate for college credit. The National
Collegiate debate topic is used, and teams
enter novice and varsity competition on a
regional basis. The club acts jointly with
the college in sponsoring each year the
West Georgia College Intercollegiate
Tournament.

MEMBERS: Linda Smith, Donna Merrill, Pam Williams,
John Mason, Stanley Ball, Bill Waters, Kent Walton,
Danny White, Sam Slade, Marshall Sinback, Dana
Rhodes, Tommy Greer.

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ALPHA THETA THEATRE CLUB

Alpha Theta is the students' theatre organization of the Fine
Arts Department of West Georgia College. Its purpose is to stim-
ulate interest and promote skill in acting, directing, and stage
management, as well as to further the knowledge of the individu-
al in drama. It also gives each member an over-all concept of the
ideals and practices in all aspects of theatre.

The Alpha Theta officers of 1968-1969 were President Dan-
eise Hubert, Vice-President Marshall Sinback, Secretary Sharon
Grimes, Treasurer Glen Bartlett, Historian Terry Piotrowski, Host
Gary Poteat, Hostess Sheryl Allen. The faculty sponsor is Wal-
lace Buice. The 1967-1968 Acting Awards went to Linda
"Smitty" Smith for Best Actress, Neal Horsley for Best Actor, Jo
Hutchens for Best Supporting Actress and Dwight Campbell for
Best Supporting Actor. Sandra Neill received the Outstanding
Achievement Award.

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INTERFRATERNAL COUNCIL FORMED

The Interfraternal Council is the student regu-
latory body for all member fraternities at West
Georgia College. Its purpose is to provide for the
welfare of, promote scholarship, social, service,
and recreational activities, and to insure the co-
operation of its member fraternities. Further, the
Interfraternal council interprets the fraternity sys-
tem to the administration, faculty, students, and
to the community.

IFC MEMBERS: Jenny Rainwater, Kaye Baker (Corresponding
Secretary) of Alpha Phi Rho; Mike Murphy (Vice President), Ben
Blackwell of Cavaliers; Bob Schloemer, Lamar Sanders of Delta
Kappa; Jarrett Eschenfelder (Treasurer), Jimmy Fleeman of
Kappa Phi; Susan Strobhert, Linda Rachels of Phi Delta; Carol
Meadows, Aimee Slaughter of Phi Kappa Zeta; Janice Gomel
(Recording Sec), Linda Bacon of Phi Sigma Delta; Laura Mas-
sey, Sandra Simms of Sigma Chi Omega; Richard Milam, Chess
Gwinn (President) of Sigma Alpha Omega.

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ALPHA PHI RHO SORORITY

Alpha Phi Rho girls boosted the Braves basketball with such slogans as
"West Georgia Braves got so much soul." The sorority was formed in Janu-
ary of 1968.

MEMBERS: Ida Ann Bowen, Betty Warren, Becky Patrick, Vicki Evans, Jan McGowan, Melinda
Wester, Donna Hall, Betsy Blake, Laura Carroll, Mary Holbrook, Sue Strickland, Martha Stith, Jane
Reeves, Gay Davis, Carolyn Varnadoe, Marsha Cox, Connie Vanson, Patricia Jolley, Sandy Ham-
montree, Kathleen McMurrian, Becky Andrews, Alyce Atkins, Kaye Baker, Bonnie Bubb, Gail
Campbell, Mary Ann Cornish, La Gail Cosper, Nonie Counts, Maxine Crone, Charlene Dillard, Jan
DuBois, Kay Eades, Joanne Flournoy, Gilda Hartness, Linda Morris, Ruth Jenkins, Marlyn Kirk,
Janie Lawson, Jenny Lewis, Peggi Lewis, Lynn McClung, Carolyn Oliver, Vicki Payne, Jeanne Peek,
Connie Pickens, Donna Puckett, Jenny Rainwater, Gail Robison, Shelia Salley, Dawn Smith, Bonnie
Stephens, Nannette Stephens, Clare Verdell, Beverly Wills, Kathy Kraft, Janet Dimon, Jackie
Faulkner.

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DELTA KAPPA FRATERNITY

Delta Kappa fraternity is officiated
by President Brent McBride, Vice Pres-
ident Richard Ragsdale, Secretary
Treasurer Bob Schloemer, and Pledge
Marshal Tommy Carter. The advisor is
Mr. Derrell Maxwell. The social group
sponsored a December 4th dance,
had parties in Summer and Spring of
1968 and participated in Rush Fall of
1968.

MEMBERS: Bob Gallant, Ken Lewis, Bill Perry,
Tommy Carter, Larry Dye, Bob Niedrach, Ronald
Kelley, Jim Lane, Jimmy Brock, Butch Murdoch,
Thorn Flagler, Lamar Sanders, Kenny Gowin.

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KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY

The Kappa Phi fellows served the community by having a Vista con-
nected clothing project May 21 -28th. President Neal Shepard, Vice Pres-
ident John Milledge, Treasurer Jimmy Fleeman, Corresponding Secretary
Ken Johnson, Recording Secretary Stan Ball, Social Chairman Phil Her-
ring, Chaptorian George Edwards, Rush Chairman Al Hudgins, and
Pledge Trainer Dan Dougherty led the fraternity.

MEMBERS: Vincent Accorsini, Sam Dunson, Jimmy Fleeman, Tommy Cobb, Jackie Collins, Wil-
liam Ryder, Alan Townsend, Ken Johnson, Rodney Hull, Ronnie Bryant, Craig Garland, Joe
Brown, Dan Dougherty, Jim Townsend, John Milledge, Stan Bull, Al Hudgins, George Edwards,
Tommy Moat, Jim Godfrey, Bob Beishline, Chuck Way, Bob Love, Jarret Eschenfelder, Phil Her-
ring, Jimmy Bailey, Phillip Moulthrop, Neal Shepard, Don Burkett, Davis Smith. Advisor Mr.
Robert England. Sweetheart Peggi Lewis.

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PHI DELTA SORORITY

Phi Delta was founded on March 28,
1 968 as a social sorority.

The girls held a Great Pumpkin party for
children in the hospital and a fashion
show. They sponsored a school spirit
booster week, participated in SCAN proj-
ect and had a father-daughter banquet.
Officers are Lynn Collins, Susan Strob-
hert, Bonnie Hamilton, Rosewyn Hughes,
Connie Ramsey, and Susan Kitchens.

MEMBERS: Lynn Collins, Susan Strobhert,
Bonnie Hamilton, Connie Ramsey, Susan
Kitchens, Rosewyn Hughes, Marcia Moors,
Cindy Gurley, Yvonne Bokey, Connie Stall-
ings, Judy Ristow, Linda Rachels, Linda Cur-
lee, Judy Eichenburger, Frances Ferguson,
Jeanette Hardy, Angela Helton, Linda
Hoon, Iris Miller, Connie Mueller, Lorrie
Paulk, Elizabeth Powell, Diane Turner, Betsy
Worsham.

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PHI KAPPA ZETA SORORITY

MEMBERS: Jane Adams, Sheryl Allen, Beverly Beck, Brenda Bell, Louise Bell, Barbara Brannon, Penny Buhenheim, Carol Corbin, Paula Cornelison,
Debrah Eley, Gail Franzen, Glynda Gardner, Linda Gift, Kay Griffeth, Norma Griffin, Myra Halcome, Carolyn Hayes, Gwen Lewis, Carol Mead-
ows, Sandra Nouner, Judy Patrick, Janice Perdue, Teresa Perdue, Sandy Quinn, Martha Rider, Jeannie Rittenhouse, Josie Rivers, Latain Roberts,
Toni Rogers, Shirley Salter, Elaine Shaw, Nancy Shore, Aimee Slaughter, Donna Staples, Lynda Stubbs, Jean Taylor, Elaine White, Becky Young.

Phi Kappa Zeta was founded on April 1 5, 1 968 with 32 charter members. The sorority assisted with a Vista recreation program two
days a week and held a toy drive for children at Milledgeville. The sorority had a Christmas party for a needy family and began an annual
sweepstakes in November. The officers are Linda Gift, Elaine Shaw, Carol Corbin, Carol Meadows, Elaine White, Brenda Bell, Aimee
Slaughter, and Nancy Shore.

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PHI SIGMA DELTA SORORITY

Phi Sigma Delta was the first social sorority
to be established on the West Georgia cam-
pus. It began in the fall of 1967. Phi Sigma
Delta sorority had a Groovey Legs Contest in
the Spring of 1 968 as well as a May Day Festi-
val. Spring activity also included participation
in Head Start and raising money for Vista. Fall
work included participation in SCAN and a
Pledge project. Kathy Murphy, Brenda Gayle
Smith, Lynn Simonton, Anita Hardy, Diane
Bailor, Connie Bailey, Lynne Duke, Janice
Gomel, Linda Bacon, Alice Giles, Paula Ross,
and Kaye Bass are leaders.

MEMBERS: ( Inactive and Alumni) Patsy Bray, Kathy Murphy,
Janie Baxter, Jane Nunn, Joy Fields, Vicky Vance, Helen
Muntner, Janet Ballard, Bonnie Nowlen, Sue Gladney,
Susan Dunaway, Francine Oglesby; (Active) Linda Bacon,
Connie Bailey, Diane Bailor, JoAnne Ballard, Nancy Barron,
Kay Bass, Diane Beauchamp, Rosanne Billingsley, Sharon
Cunningham, Janis Drumm, Lynne Duke, Janice Gamel, Alice
Giles, Andrea Grizzard, Anita Hardy, Lynda Huff, Lynn Hut-
so, Phyllis Jackson, Elizabeth Merritt, Sheri Pannell, Nancy
Riccardi, Paula Ross, Lynn Simonton, Brenda Gayle Smith,
Kathy Thompson, Sherri Thompson, Nancy Warthen, Kaye
Weaver, Toni Wehunt; (Pledges) Susan Beckham, Judy
Black, Barbara Brock, Betsy Cain, Carol Dowling, Joyce
Hopkins, Ellen Huft, Carol Lanoch, Sandy McLeod, Susan
Parrish, Susan Peavy, Karen Roach, Martha Saunders,
Cathy Ware, Lynn Weaver, Marsha Sams, Susan Boswell.

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SIGMA ALPHA OMEGA FRATERNITY

The officers of Sigma Alpha Omega are
President Richard Milam, Vice-President
Ches Gwinn, Secretary Roger King, Social
Director Reggie Mullinax and Pledge
Trainer Terry Marshall.

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SIGMA CHI OMEGA SORORITY

MEMBERS: Charlene Bowen, Cheryl Buffington, Margaret Cook, June
Garner, Marie Howard, Susan Douglas, Barbara Thompson, judy Long,
Jenny moore, Diane Rife, Carol Stovall, Susan Nalley, Sandra Sims, Joan
Moore, Laura Massey, Jane McConnell, Margie Lambeth, Gail Mitchell.

On May 29, 1 968, Sigma Chi Omega held its organi-
zational meeting. The first moneymaking project was the
selling of cookbooks and the service project was collect-
ing money for the Heart Fund in coordination with Delta
Kappa Fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Caplan were
selected as the faculty advisors.

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CAVALIER FRATERNITY

CAVALIER CLUB: The Cavalier
Club sponsored the Tiptops
Dance on November 15. Their
meetings were every Monday
evening at the Cavalier House.
Leaders are Julian Heath, Wil-
liam Morris, Jim Haney, and
George Ayers.

MEMBERS: Jake Adorns, Mike Arthur,
George Ayers, Ben Blackwell, Bill Brod-
wax, Charles Davis, Danny Edwards,
Bryon Farmer, Joe Freeman, Tommy
Green, Bob Haislip, Bill Hammond, Jim
Haney, Julian Heath, Ralph Kenner,
Clyde King, Tommy LaFon, Sonny Mar-
tain, Jerry McKie, Larry Mobley, Wil-
liam Morris, Mike Mullins, Mike Murphy,
Don Ogle, John Riordan, Pete Stewart,
Lee Tolleson, Mike Voiselle, Dean Na-
tions, Bill Hinton, Danny Sellers, Frankie
Jordon, Chuck Beckham, Parker Pierce,
David Lovvean, Bruce Jones, Ronnie
Baskins.

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BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

The Baptist Student Union conducts an extensive slate of activity. Besides Tuesday night confrontation and choir practice, there are
Friday missions and often Saturday work days. The Union publishes a weekly circulation of events and comment bearing upon religious
practive. The members are offered many opportunities for religious expression including summer missions.

MEMBERS: Sheryl Allen, Charles Anderson, Diann Anderson, Lawrence Anderson, Joan Anglin, Ellen Armstrong, Bobby Bade, Betty Bailey, Perry Banks, Patricia Barber, Mary
Barnes, Pam Barnwell, Jackie Barron, Lynda Bartlett, Tony Batchelor, Linda Beaver, Wayne Benefield, Deanna Bennett, Jean Bentley, Diane Boatright, Howard Bodkin, Terry
Bowen' Cathy Bray, Rickey Brown, Cherl Brown, Laura Buckner, Cheryl Buffington, Larry Burch, Jeanne Burson, Rebecca Butler, Susan Caldwell, Joan Callaway, Loretta Carmi-
chael, Kenneth Carroll, Kathy Cathey, David Causey, Ed Chambers, Jimmie Chaves, Caroline Cheatham, Sandy Clark, Debbie Clay, Sharon Clinton, John Cloud, Camilla Coal-
son, Connie Cole, Bonnie Cole, Linda Cochran, Steve Cofer, Alberta Combs, Berry Cook, Kathy Cook, Douglas Cook, Cheryl Culotta, Faye Culpepper, Cathy Davis, Charlotte
Davis, Gay Davis, Greg Davis, Ken Davis, Mary Lu Davis, Rhonda Dickens, Terry Dockery, Doris Dovex, Glenn Dunn, Daphne Dye, Diane Dyer, Glenn Dyer, Judy Eichenberger,
Elaine Elliott, Janet Ellis, Sammy Ellison, Faye England, Toria Estes, Vicki Evans, Frances Ferguson, Susan Fuller, Patricia Gallman, Martha Gamble, June Garner, Wanda Gib-
son, Meredith Glover, Kenny Gordon, Bob Granath, Don Gray, Diane Greene, Janis Gregg, Gail Griffith, Sandra Guffey, Kenny Gunnels, Donna Hall, Becky Hammock, Judy
Han'dley, Larry Hanson, Michael Hanson, Ronnie Harris, Esther Harrison, Paul Hawks, Laurine Haynes, Regina Haynee, Becky Herndon, Barry Henderson, Edwin Herron, Sandra
Higgins, Nancy Higgins, Sue Hilley, Tommy Holcombe, Sharon Holcombe, Brenda Holmes, Ann Hort, Janie Holt, Hesta House, Carole Hubert, Daneise Hubert, Susan Huddes-
ton, John Hudson, Joyce Hudson, Jimmy Hunter, Linda Hunter, Candy Hurst, Margaret Jaccino, Tommy Jackson, Rick James, Gail Jarrett, Wanda Jarrett, Steve Jennings, Jane
Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Sidney Johnson, Gary Jones, Camilla Jordan, Sandra Kaylor, Sammy Kent, Steve Kiemele, Hugh King, Steve Kiser, Gail Kitchens, Emma Jean Kitch-
ens, Kathy Knight, Judy Kubala, Johnnie LaBoon, Margie Lambeth, Sandy Lawrence, Ann Leard, Michael Ledbetter, Philip LeZontier, Jimmy Little, Donna Long, Janet Long,
Qui'nton Long, Eula Jean Lummus, Cheryl Lunsford, Cynthia McDaniel, Phil McGhee, Fulton McKenzie, Judi Maddox, Casey Malone, Geraldine Manning, Susie Martin, Sharon
Mansour, Frances Massey, Laura Massey, Lynanne Mathews, Marsha Matthews, Sara Mayes, Brenda Messer, Margie Mills, Becky Mitchell, Gail Mitchell, Johnny Mithcell,
Charles Monk, Dianne Moore, Louise Morris, Lillian Mull, Marsha Mullins, Sharon Murphy, Jackie Neighbors, Sallie Northcutt, Sandy O'Brien, Karen Orr, Frank Osburn, Marcia
Osborn, Melinda Overton, Evelyn Owensby, Diane Palmer, Beverly Parham, James Palmer, Linda Parker, Wesley Patton, Lorrie Paulk, David Payne, Edan Payne, Vicki Payne,
Elaine Peacock, Jeanne Peek, John Penny, Creg Perry, Joe Phillips, Charla Pickle, Ann Pierce, Frank Pinson, Jimmy Pitts, Charles Pope, Judy Preston, Mike Prickett, Cathy Pruirt,
Ronnie Puckett, Ivelyn Puett, Carol Putnam, Michael Queen, Steve Quigley, Janet Rackley, Peggy Ramsey, Terry Reese, Margie Reynolds, Sally Rice, Roy Rogers, Wayne Rog-
ers, Randall Rolen, Elaine Rowe, Steve Russell, Joe Rutherford, Ralph Rutherford, Eleanor Sanders, Linda Sanders, Tommy Sanders, Tommy Sapp, Betty Sue Sappe, Carol
Sappe, Joyce Shepard, Molly Shepard, Bob Shiflett, Carolyn Sills, Billy Smith, Brenda Smith, Dave Smith, Derrick Smith, Diane Smith, John Smith, Margie Smith, Mldred Smith,
Patricia Smith, Suellen Smith, Mark Stamps, Myra Stanfield, George Stejback, Linda Stephens, Theresa Stephens, Greg Stevens, Ann Stewart, Jerry Stinchcomb, Laura Strick-
land, Jim Stockton, Sue Strickland, Carol Sudderth, Denise Sullivan, Mike Sutton, Kay Swanson, Gail Taylor, Carolyn Thomas, Lynn Thomas, John Thompson, Sally Thompson,
Connie Thurman, Ronnie Towler, Dale Truitt, Donna Turner, Ginger Valentine, Cristal Vick, Jeannine Walker, Linnie Walls, Betty Warren, Kenneth Withers, Glenn Wear, Joyce
Wells, Phil West, Danny White, Joe White, Gail Whitlock, Sue Wiggins, Janice Williams, Mary Louise Woffard, Nita Woods, Jane Wynne, Laura Young.

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WESLEY FOUNDATION

The Wesley Foundation is sponsored by the United Methodist
Church and opened to all students. The speakeasy, opened on Sat-
urday nights, has sponsored many campus folksingers. The group is
composed of fifty-five members that meet each Tuesday night for a
variety of programs.

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FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES

FORMS

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The West Georgia Fellowship of Christian Athletes began this
school year. Coach Bennett is the advisor and Mike Jones is the
president.

MEMBERS: Hardy Mitchell, Jimmy Fowler, Richard Marshall, Ronald Royal, Richard Por-
ter, Ray Morris, Pete Atkinson, Larry V. Hill, Ron Bailey, Dan Parrish, Verland Best,
Jimmy Girdler, Gary Vaught, Frank Smrikar, Don Holzderber, Jimmy Tingle, Dan Riley,
Kenny Duke, Eddy Crumbley, Dennis Fifield, Larry Darneld, Scott Puckett, Dan O'Con-
nor, Fred Jones, Ben Temple, Rick Meyer, David Johnson, Jim Collins, Phil Herring.

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PENTECOSTAL COLLEGIANS

Pi Chi (Pentecostal Collegians), an international organization, is a
source of challenge to college students and faculty members with
Pentecostal interest. It is intended that this organization provide
spiritual and social support for its membership and encourage all to
engage in Christian service while attending college. It is also intend-
ed that Pi Chi equip its members for deeper experiences in Christian
living.

MEMBERS: Patricia L. Odom, Huie L. Clegg, Mike Hanson, Garner A. Killard, Miriam
Tayloy, Joe C. Felder, Lynn Anne Mathews, Esther Harrison, James Adams, advisor.

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NEWMAN CLUB

The Newman Club is the campus organization for Catholic stu-
dents. The president is Tim Wrenn. The club feels that a Catholic or-
ganization is needed in every secular college and university in the
United States, not to segregate Catholic students, but to allow stu-
dents to influence each other's lives. Membership is automatic to all
Catholic students, and is open to non-Catholics as well.

MEMBERS: Vincent S. Accorsini, Jon M. Atchley, Michael G. Austin, Stephen S. Axelberg, David M. Aycock, James C. Azar, David A. Badertscher, Diane Bailor, Ned C. Barbre,
Marjorie Barrett, Susan E. Beckham, Barry L. Benchina, Katherine Betsill, Rosanne R. Betsill, Kathleen A. Biron, Howard U. Bodkin, Brent A. Bridges, James C. Bridges, David L.
Bureau, William M. Burke, Rebecca A. Burnette, Gail M. Campbell, Thomas H. Campbell, Christopher C. Canedy, John R. Carr, William E. Chester, Diana L. Chia, John T. Cobb,
Robert S. Codner, Helen R. Cooney, Diane Cousineau, Paula J. Craig, Robert J. Crawford, Mark J. Crine, Thomas D. Crofton, Gemima E. Crouthers, Martha S. Crouthers, Laura

A. Darby, Charles W. Davis, Mary D. Davis, Christina Desouza, Janet M. Dion, Julius P. Diprima, Derry T. Dunn, Gail E. Elich, Leonard J. England, Shelley M. Estlund, Ray G.
Evans, Charles P. Farrell, Donna M. Farrell, Dennis J. Fifield, Dean F. Ford, Patricia J. Ford, Robert M. Friesmuth, Richard E. Gammons, John W. Grant, Kathleen E. Graves,
Charles A. Gunter, Phyllis A. Hall, James J. Haney, Ann E. Hart, Howard H. Hayden, Beverly E. Hazelrigs, Adora L. Higgins, Joanne M. Holland, Kenneth J. Holt, Donald J.
Holzderber, Carol A. Hopton, Susan A. Huber, Linda H. Hufstetler, Ellev V. Huft, Kenneth R. Huggins, Evelyn M. Hugher, Jo Anne Hunt, Linda E. Hutson, Howard B. Jackson,
Joanne M. Johnson, Lawrence A. Karst, Daniel A. Kelly, Jane S. Kennedy, Kathleen A. Kennedy, Kathy E. Kinley, Alan D. Kolwaite, Nancy M. Kuhne, Barbara A. Lally, James
Langley, Marjorie C. Levesque, Phillippe P. Lezontier, Barbara A. Maddox, William C. Maddox, Sandra L. Magee, Richard J. Maher, Gary D. Maloog, Sharon A. Mansour,
James M. Markham, John Marston, Marguerite C. Mather, Rose M. Mayfield, Gary J. McElroy, Ann E. McGraw, Sally A. McHan, Michael T. Mclntyre, Mary L. McKeever, Jerone

B. McKie, Sam McQuaid, Marsha Middleton, James H. Monti, Mary C. Moore, George H. Myers, Dennis D. Myler, Gerald L. Nacht, Willa V. Neely, Joseph C. Newman, Steven
H. Novak, Russell A. Nunan, Daniel J. O'Connor, Robert E. Osgood, Carlos A. Penedo, Thomas R. Portwood, Elaine Pritchett, Frank J. Reardon, Edward G. Renehan, Nancy E.
Riccardi, John A. Riordan, William A. Robbins, Jeannette Robitaille, Patricia A. Rogers, Michael T. Romano, Michael V. Rooney, William I. Ryder, Kathy A. Sanchez, Virginia
Sanders, Robert T. Schloemer, Michael L. Settles, Marian C. Shivers, Elizabeth M. Shugrue, Michael E. Shultz, Sam M. Singleton, Michael C. Skypek, Aimee M. Slaughter,
George W. Slocum, Frank J. Smrekar, Susan E. Stamper, G. Warren Stoughton, Nancy J. Stromberg, Thomas G. Struber, Thomas J. Sullivan, Joseph P. Szabo, Tommy L. Tate,
Linda M. Thomas, Beverly A. Thompson, Harry N. Transue, Victor L. Trowcalli, Sandra R. Turner, John B. Vanover, Maria D. Vichas, Alfred P. Wagner, Richard J. Wagner, Kath-
leen M. Waindle, Diane L. Wallace, Joanna E. Warenzak, Thomas R. Wilcox, Hugh K. Wilson, Michael J. Winston, Gregory L. Wojcik, Wayne E. Workmaster, Michael S.
Wright, Timothy O. Wrinn, PattiA. Wroble, Susan Wroble, Steven R. Zoromsky.

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STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

The Student Education Association is
advised by Dr. Tom Lightsey. Officers
are Robert Barr, James Parmer, Anita
Royal Perkerson, and Evelyn Owensby.
Its main activity this year was spon-
soring a four-day tour of Washington,
D. C, Spring Quarter.

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WEST GEORGIA GROTTO CLUB

The Grotto continued to be active this year completing its
third year at West Georgia. The club explores caves and re-
lated geological features. Ronnie Aycock was president.
Other officers were Don Going, Diane Cousineau, and
Richard Newell.

MEMBERS: James Anderson, Mike Hitchcock, Susan Newell, Jean Scroggins,
Dan Dougherty, Glen Hodnett, Suzanne Jones, Alan Padgett, Paul McCree-
ry, Sam Couch, Larry Smith, John Rousselle, Tom Schmitt, Malcolm Storey,
and Walter Line.

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CAMPING CLUB

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Miss Brown and Miss McNabb responded to the interest
caused by the addition of camping education courses to the
curriculum of the Physical Education Department and
helped to start a camping club. Casey Malone was the pres-
ident.

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ANIMAL FARM FRATERNITY

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The Spring of 1 969 was the first anniversary of the
Animal Farm Fraternity. The officers are Steve Smith
(President), David Cooper (Vice Pres.), Scotty McCar-
thy (Secretary), Mickey Spinks (Treasurer), and Billy
Lindsey (Sergeant-at-Arms).

CHARTER MEMBERS: Bob Abbott, Bobby Jordan, Joe Aaron, Jerry
Turkett, Gene dinger, Darrell Riggins, Duane Davis, Bob Fowler,
Randy Lindsey, Ben Staubber, David Phillips, Jimmy Dennis, Richard
Duncan, Darrell McGowan, Kenneth Carroll, Jeff Anderson, Archy
Grimes, Charles McElroy, Bill Harrell, Emmitt Garmany, Terry Starr.

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SIGMA TAU DELTA FRATERNITY

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MEN'S INTERHALL COUNCIL

The Men's Executive Hall Council as an organiza-
tional body has the responsibility of hearing appeals
from lower hall courts, promoting student activities,
and being the highest system of student government
in the men's resident halls. The council is composed
of representatives from each of the men's dorms,
usually the president and vice-president of the indi-
vidual dormitories.

Ken Carlton: President
Ralph B. Swink III: Vice-President
Richard E. Collier: Secretary
Bill Henderson; Parliamentarian
Larry Hill: Activities Coordinator

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WOMEN'S ATHLETIC AND RECREATION
ASSOCIATION

The Women's Athletic and Recreation Association continued in its
long history on campus this year. Miss MacNabb advised the group, and
Charlene Bowen led as president. Besides the scheduled tag football and
basketball and other sports, the club had a fall quarter cookout in the
new school camping area. The dormitory system of tribe designation was
again used with Chieftains chosen from each residence hall.

The WARA Council is the working force of WARA. Each dorm on cam-
pus is represented by at least one council member. It is the job of these
representatives to produce spirit and enthusiasm on campus for athletic
activities.

MEMBERS: Charlene Bowen, Charlotte Brown, Margaret Hughes, Mary Popham, Mary
Wright, Debbie Pender, Eleanor Montgomery, Milinda Overton, Andrea Doster, Nanci Bur-
ton, Susie Martin, Vicki Payne, Carol Gaston, Jan Rowland, Margie Wills, Irene Young, Linda
Dell, Barbara Martin.

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STUDENTS FOR PRACTICAL
POLITICAL IDEALISM FORMS

Students for Practical Political Idealism was es-
tablished as a liberal bi-partisan political organiza-
tion. Its objectives are to promote progressive ra-
tional thought and ideas throughout the campus
community without the use of militant or violent ac-
tions.

President: Tom Schmitt; Vice President: Steve Hudson; Press Secre-
tary: Bill Harrell; Treasurer: Sharon Finley; Director of Public Rela-
tions: Beth Brown; Constitutional Interpretations Committeemen:
Stanley Ball, Robert Cheatham, Kent Walton; Secretary: Margue-
rite Mather.

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YOUNG DEMOCRATS

The Young Democrat Club sponsored an absentee ballot ap-
plication drive, October 18-22. Also speeches by representa-
tives of the two major political parties were sponsored jointly
with the Young Republicans.

OFFICERS: President Lee Howell; Vice-President James Bailey; Secretary
Lynn Price.

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The International Stu-
dents gathered in late fall
quarter with president
Martin Pruner. The advisor
is Mr. Claxton.

INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS'

ORGANIZATION

GERMAN CLUB

The West Georgia German Club meets twice monthly and provides
fun and entertainment for the members, plus interesting information
about Germany, the people and their customs. The club is also active in
a variety of other activities such as informal games, German dinner
parties, and guest speakers. The officers were Margaretha Cook, Bob
Sullivan, Wayne Tyson, and Barbara Gordon.

MEMBERS: Ken Windom, D. Badertscher, Oscar Roberts, John Parkes, Stephen Burdette,
Wanda L. Hughes, Barbara Gordon, James Allen, Beverly Smith, Adora Higgins, Kenneth
Wittress, Jim Collins, Margaretha Cook, Bob Sullivan, Wayne Tyson.

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LE CERCLE FRANCAIS

The Cercle Francois sponsored a cook-out and hootenanny for its
members, and entertainment was provided by the Vintage Singers. Dr.
Alex Corriere was guest speaker at the second fall quarter meeting,
speaking on Moliere, the French writer of comedy. Each year, the club
sponsors "Campus Capers," which features a series of skits provided
by various clubs and organizations. Le Cercle Francois also sponsors
the "Sidewalk Cafe" annually on Parents Day.

MEMBERS: Nancy Floyd, Barbara Maddox, Marcia Smith, Jane Presley, Glenda Barron,
Anita Crane, Janice Perdue, Sally Park, and Dianne Clark.

EL CIRCULO ESPANOL

El Circulo Espanol, reorganized by Dr. Neblett in the fall, is a group
of students with a keen interest in furthering their knowledge of Span-
ish customs, language, and literature in order to understand the way of
life of Spanish-speaking peoples all over the world. During the year the
Spanish club had a Spanish dinner, a showing of the slides of Spain, in
addition to many interesting speakers at the meetings. The members
also enjoyed writing to students in Latin America and Spain. A big proj-
ect of the year was to help a student pay for a summer study course in
Mexico or Spain.

MEMBERS: Richard Dixon (Treas.), Phil Carter, Sharon Clinton (Reporter), Doreen Bush,
Richard Maher, Carlos Venedo, Anita Crane, Rick Cook (Vice Pres.), Joe Flynn, Lynn Qui-
gley, Marian Shackleford (Prog. Chmn.), Terry Ellis (Pres.), and John Camp (Sec).

DELTA PSI OMEGA: MATHEMATICS CLUB

The mathematics society, Delta Psi Omega, is concerned primarily
with stimulating interest in mathematics. This year the organization has
also sought to promote interest in fields related to mathematics by hav-
ing guest speakers from these other areas in addition to the lectures on
pure mathematics. The Omega, journal of the club, is published by
faculty and students. Further, Delta Psi Omega annually presents
awards to outstanding mathematics students selected by a faculty
committee.

MEMBERS: Billy Hattaway, Brenda Craven, Freda Davidson, Larry Bell, Tom Schmitt, Bob
Chestney, Connie Bailey, Tommy Hattaway, Cony Mason, Randall Bell, Tom Harding, Car-
lene Tippens, Marinell Henson, Dean Price, Diane Schoofs. Faculty Dr. Duquette, Dr.
Diestel, Dr. Zander, Mr. Bogue, Dr. Pittman, Dr. Hahn.

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THE PHYSICS CLUB

The West Georgia Physics
club is led by president Randy
Longino and faculty advisor Dr.
Powell.

MEMBERS: Randy Longino, Byron McKib-
ben, Mickey Schuber, Cony Mason,
Bobby Coleman, Ambrose DiSimone,
Richard Porter, Bill Lankford, Don Richie,
Bill Hathaway, David Hembree, Tom Far-
abeo.

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Dr. Seagondollar, physics head of North Carolina
University, instrumental in developing the nation's
first atomic bomb, spoke to the Physics Club.

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THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY

The Chemical Society president is Alton Banks. The other
officers are Robert Coleman, Ralph Willoughby and Olliff
Weldon. The society had programs twice a month. It was
composed of students majoring or minoring in chemistry and
others interested. Speakers, discussions, and field trips con-
stitute the programs.

MEMBERS: Jan Williamson, Ronald Green, David Humphries, Mrs. Lee Wash,
Gerald Lewis, Tommy McClewdon, Lucy Ann Bailey, Ronald McDonald, Oscar
Roberts, Dean Nations, Nancy Burnes, Mike Fobbros, Bobby Coleman, Olliff
Weldon, Ralph Willoughby, Doug Cook, Alton Banks.

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BIOLOGICAL

SERVICE

ORGANIZATION

The Biological Service Organization is led by
president Mike Dombrowski, Tom Hill, and Lynn
Perritt. The group planned two field trips for winter
quarter as well as other service projects. The club
works on displays in the biology department halls
and labs. The organization sponsored the first an-
nual West Georgia College Photo Contest in early
winter quarter.

MEMBERS: Mike Dombrowski, Lynn Perritt, Tom Hill, Joan Jack,
Glen Bartlett, Jerry Stinchcomb, Mike Prickett, Garner Dillard,
Billy Grant, Ron McDonald, Ida Murphy, Philip Moulthrop, and Bill
Brown.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

The Psychology Club started enthusiastically this school term with
student and faculty participation. Problems on E.S.P., or parapsy-
chology, voo-doo, and sex attitudes in France were notable Fall
quarter. Speakers included Dr. Thigpen and Mr. Casey. The presi-
dent was Pete Hutchins.

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THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB

The Lettermen's Club is a men's organization consisting of
those who have lettered in one or more of the intercollegiate
varsity sports at West Georgia College. Goals of the club are to
promote sportsmanship, school spirit, and unity among the ath-
letes and the student body as a whole. In addition, the club
strives to support all intercollegiate athletic teams sponsored,
and to give recognition to those athletes who represent the stu-
dent body and the college in athletic competition.

MEMBERS: Jimmy Bailey, Dennis Beatty, Charles Beine, Randy Bell, Greg Bowers,
Bill Brown, John Brown, Mike Brown, Ron Bryant, Van Burgin, Jim Collins, Tom
Crofton, Eddie Crumbly, Ken Dixon, Kenny Duke, Sam Dunson, Dennis Fifield, JIM
Fowler, Don Futral, Joe Freeman, Phil Casaway, Phil Herring, Steve Jennings,
David Johnson, Fred Jones, Mallory Jones, Bill Keappler, Richard Marshall, Phil
McGhee, Pick Meyer, John Morrow, Buddy Murphy, Mike Murphy, Ron Pace,
David Parmer, Dan Parrish, Richard Porter, David Stewart, Bill Swint, Jimmy Tin-
gle, Longi Vickers, Paul Whitley, Danny Woodruff, Gary Wood, Steve Zoromsky.

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KARATE CLUB

The Karate Club continued its program this year on
campus. The group worked out nightly, making it the
most physically active club here. Director Dan With-
row taught both old and new members.

MEMBERS: Dan Withrop President, Alex Lee Secretary-
Treasurer, Jim Kent, Ann Cassimus, Michael Rooney, Jim Byrd, Mike
Franklin, Dana Rhodes, Dusty Turner, Mike Key, Eddie Hudgins,
Peggy Brown, Jerry Key, Jimmy Azar, Karen Denmark, Carlos Pene-
do, Janet Rackley, Robert Bade, Howard Johnsa, Rusty Anderson,
Chris Franklin, Dick Gammans, Jane Coleman, Carol Harden, Rebec-
ca Boswell, Del Hughey, Bill Marston, Wayne Daniel, Randall Henley,
Donald Gilbert, Philip Turner, Jennifer Oakes, Danny Cox, Debbie
Driskell, Brenda Hensley, Laurine Haynes, Mary Barnes, Hugh Wil-
liams, Kathy Betsill, Robert Humphries, Steve Johnson, Lynne Brock,
Mike Sewell, Don Gray, Steve Hunter, Leonard Mayfield.

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HISTORY-POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB

The history-political science club
was led by president Ed George and
advisor Mr. Krebs. The group contin-
ued its tradition of having programs
and films of historical and political in-
terest. One such film fall quarter was
a film on Red China.

OFFICERS: Stanley Ball, Sidney Holderness, Gar-
land Gibson, Ed George, Toni Taylor, George
Edwards.

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STUDENT MUSIC EDUCATORS
NATIONAL CONFERENCE

The Student Music Educators National Conference has a group on
the West Georgia campus. The officers are Betty Bailey, Casey Ma-
lone, Sandra Kaylor, and Faye England. Advisors are Mrs. Tolbert and
Dr. Coe. At their monthly meetings the members enjoy such things as
talks with music specialists and taking tours. They also attend the annu-
al convention of the Georgia Music Educators in Atlanta.

MEMBERS: Betty Bailey, Dan Brokaw, Jenny Davidson, Faye England, Jane Ingram, Sandra
Kaylor, Casey Malone, Sheila Smith, Carolyn Thomas, Jeannine Walker, and Joe White.

PSI KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY

Psi Kappa Alpha was started this year in its interest in business ad-
ministration and commerce and finance. The president was Fred May-
field, and the faculty advisor was Dr. Sorrell. Other officers were
Steve Green, Richard Duncan, and Aubrey Duke.

MEMBERS: Fred Mayfield, Steve Green, Richard Duncan, Aubrey Duke, David Cooper,
Wayne Cowart, Robert Crawford, Chip Edgerton, Hugh Hobson, Ron Ray, Jack Rigsby,
Ed Taylor, John van Over, Richard Wallace, Hayden Whittmire, Ronnie Baskin, Robert
Darden, Bill Bynum, Tommy Adair, Greg Bohannon, Don Craig, Jimmy Dennis, Cecil
Doggett, Bill Eubanks, Frank Gibson, Larry Joyce, Mike Huey, Boyd Edgerton, Bill Lindsey,
Scotty McCarthy, Randall Morgan, Doug Pharr, Grady Sain, Terry Star, Johnny Webster,
Rodney Vollenweider, Larry Lee.

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ORGANIZATIONS: 1968-1969

Debate

Union Program Council

International Students Club entry in the Miss Homecoming Parade

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SPORTS

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L. to R. Front Row: Steve Zoromsky, Gary Vaught, Dennis Jarrell, Jimmy Tingle, Jerry Girdler, Fred Jones, Dan Parrish. Second Row: Gary Meyers, Ray Morris,
Larry Hill, Frank Smerkar, Dan O'Connor.

This season the Braves floored a
surprisingly improved basketball
team. Coach Jan Bennett spent a
good bit of his time last year recruiting
basketball players throughout the
United States.

These boys came from Kentucky,
South Carolina, and as far away as In-
diana. This year's team not only had
more speed but it also had the much
needed height that last year's team
lacked. This team made a strong
showing in the GIAC this season.

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HOME SCHEDULE 1968-69

N0V.22 COLUMBUS
NOV. 26 ALABAMA COLLEGE
DEC. 4 0OLETH0RPE
JAN. 10 6A. SOUTHWESTERN
JAN 25 GEORGIA STATE

J JAN. 28 La ORANGE
JAN. 31 VALDOSTA
FEB. 5 BERRY
FEB. 8 PIEDMONT
FEB. 14 ARMSTRONG

j FEB 28 SHORTER

Coach: Jan Bennett

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Basketball Braves Shoot for a Winning Year

Capt. Fred Jones

Gary Meyers

Dennis Jarre!

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Gary Vaught

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Basketball Spirit at an All-Time High

Larry Hill

Ray Morris

Dan Parrish

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Jimmy Tingle

Steve Zoromsky

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Left to Right: Diane Beauchamp, Phyllis Jackson, Vicki Payne, Susan Nalley, Margie Cambeth, Bonnie Stephens.

The West Georgia cheerleaders continued to add pep to the athletic
activities of the college. Besides actually encouraging the spirit of fans
at the games, the girls also publicized Brave athletic events with signs
and posters.

The Bravettes, West Georgia's drill team under the direction of Mrs.
Dorothy Spell, performed at all WGC home games. Their fine military
routines, performed with a modern dance flavor drew them an invitation
to perform at an Atlanta Hawks basketball game.

This year, the West Georgia Majorette Corps was begun. Organized
by several freshman coeds interested in twirling, the girls drew much ap-
plause performing at Brave basketball games.

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Back: Linda Grant, Karen Watters, Vicky Dyer, Diane Solomon, Deborah Parker, Maxine Chopin, Rebecca Andrews, Karen Kaufman, Janis Gambel, Vicky Collins, Ann Pitts,
Debbie Chandler, Sandra Howard. Front: Joan Oldknow, Susan Boswell, Jane Samples, Regina Richard, Binky Roos, Barbara Brock, Frankie Reagan, Donna Eubanks, Joanne
Chafin, Amy Slade.

Left to Right:

Amy Slade
Diane Morgret
Chris Sommers
Kathleen Graves
Caroline Strickland
Mary Williams

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Cross Country Braves

Chris Mullins

Dickie Meigs

Paul McCreery

Gene Wright

Coach Gary Wilson

The Cross Country Braves of 1 968-69 was
the best team in West Georgia's history.
Under coach Wilson, the team lost only one
dual meet, captured the Conference Cham-
pionship, finished third in the state and fourth
in the N.C.A.A. open meet in Atlanta.

Dennis Fifield

Scott Puckett

Kenny Duke

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Clockwise From Top: Charlie Beine, Bill Crouch, Bennie Morrison, Tim Mansfield, Ben Tollman, Miki Mitchum, David Humphries, Lennie Odum, Tom Rees, Ben Brewer,
James Monti, Phil McGhee, Greg Bowers, Steve Owens.

SWIMMING TEAM

The West Georgia swimming team added new members for the
1969 season. The schedule included such major college foes as:
Emory University, Georgia Tech, Davidson, Clemson, and others.
Dolphin Coach Ed Lambert praised the team and called the season
"successful from the standpoint of individual effort and improving
our times against some top caliber teams."

Coach: Ed Lambert.

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West
Georgia
Track
Braves

RICHARD PORTER

DON BURKETTE

LONG DISTANCE

Coach Gary Wilson took four
members of West Georgia's
1 968-69 Long Distance team to
New Orleans, La. on Feb. 1 5 to
participate in a 26 mile, 385 yard
marathon run. Kenny Duke led
Brave runners by placing fifth out
of fifteen. Other Brave finishers
were: Chris Mullins, Tom Crofton,
and Mike Terrell, who placed sixth,
ninth, and twelfth, respectively.
Coach Wilson voiced optimism in
the future when he stated that it is
an accomplishment, just to be able
to finish a marathon.

Ken Duke, Tom Crofton, Mike Terrell, Chuck Moody, Chris Mullis (Long Distance Men).

Under third year Coach Gary Wilson the WGC
track and field team strove for its third straight
GIAC title. With fine coaching and a winning tradi-
tion, the future looks bright.

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DANNY WOODRUFF

NED PETRUCCI

GORDON HENDERSON

LARRY DARNELL

DAVID JOHNSON

EDDY CRUMBLY

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Back: Sam Dunson, John Brown, Dan Colwell, Phil Gassoway, Eddie Barnes, Byron Hill. Front: Ponzie Pennington, Ronnie Smith, Wayne Glass, Danny Kelly, Coach Tom Learn-
ing.

Braves Volleyball

1968 Record

Chattanooga Invitational 4th Place

Knoxville Invitational 2nd Place "B" Division

West Georgia College Invitational 4th Place "A" Division

Cecil Field, Fla. Invitational 2nd Place "B" Division

Atlanta Invitational 1st Place "B" Division

Birmingham Invitational 1st Place "B" Division

Berry College Invitational Won

Region 5 Tournament 2nd Place "B" Division

The 1 969 Edition of the Braves Team promises to be
even stronger despite the loss of experienced players
from the 1 968 team.

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Mallory Jones, Van Burgin, Walton Halski, Gary Wood. BACK: Jim Manget, Al Robertson, Tommy Dadisman, Ken Dixon, Coach Lambert.

West Georgia Tennis

1968 Record

Won 9 Lost 5
Second Place in
GIAC

The 1969 team
features many re-
turning standouts
from the successful
team of last year.

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Intramural Basketball

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Intramural Football

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Intramural
Softball

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Front Row L-R: Richard Marshall, Darrell Posey, Ronald Royal, Mike Murphy, Gerald Lewis, Bob Bowen, Ronald Pace, Darrell Keith, Ed Renahan, Steve Parker, Jim Gibson. 2r
Row L-R: Coach White, Rick Meyer, Verland Best, Jim Brittan, Danny Sellers, Buddy Berry, Richard ForBecker, Brad Sanderson, Terry Ellington, Richard Cash. 3rd Row L-R: J
Collins, Jim Fowler, Ben Temple, Don McConnell, Bill Brown, George Bradfield.

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Won 1 9

2nd in District 25 NAIA
2nd in Nation in Team Fielding
7th in Nation in Team Pitching
1 5th in Nation in Team Batting

Head Coach, Archie White

1969 was his first year with the W. Ga.
team after nine successful years as a
pitcher in the Braves Organization.

Lost 1 1

West Georgia

Baseball Braves

ALL CONFERENCE: Mike Murphy, Jim Fowler, Rick Meyer, Danny
Sellers.

All but two players from last year's team re-
turned thus making the Braves strong contend-
ers again in 1 969.

Danny Sellers, Columbus, Ga. Shortstop

Richard Marshall, Griffin, Ga. Second Base

Verland Best, Columbus Ga. Third Base

Jim Fowler, Thomaston, Ga. First Base

Rick Meyer, Decatur, Ga. Right Field

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PITCHERS

Ronald Roval

Thomaston Ga.
Pitcher

Gereld Lewis

Jesup, Ga.
Pitcher

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INFIELDERS

Mike Murphy

Breman, Ga.
Catcher

Jim Collins

Carrollton, Ga.
Pitcher

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Billy Merritt

Lyons, Ga.
Pitcher

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Lyndon Huckaby

Manager

OUTFIELDERS

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W.A.R.A. Encompasses
Many Activities

Women's Athletic and Recreation Asso-
ciation is the largest women's organiza-
tion on campus. It is open to all women
who enjoy sports, athletic activities, and
having a good time.

The activities are varied and they range
from soccer to badminton to swimming,
sportsmanship is the basis of WARA, and
all of the activities stress this. This makes
participation enjoyable for all.

Basketball is one sport which almost everyone enjoys.

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Golf requires skill and patience

Tennis is fun, but where's the ball?

Basketball can be rough

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Preparing to shoot.

Women Keep in Shape
While Having Fun

Swimming is enjoyed year round in the
heated pool.

Women enjoy on exciting
game of basketbal

She's ready for the ball.

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It looks like two points

Taking a break.

Individuality
Is Emphasized

Volleyball is one of the most exciting
and strenuous games.

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Volleyball Team Wins Tournament

Front Row: Abrenda Stover, Charlotte Brown, Susie Matin, Mary Popham, Mary Burgin, Brenda Hensley. Second Row: Margaret Hughes, Mary Wright, Vicky Foster, Debbie
Pender, Abigail Stephens, Cherry Smith. Third Row: Blanche Thomas, Carol Gaston, Suzanne Fadden, Gwen Murphy, Kay Cauthorn, Coach Dorothy McNabb.

The girls in action
at the tournament

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Women's Varsity Basketball

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Mary Burgin, Shelia Eidson, Melinda Overton, Debbie Pender, Mary Popham, Wendy Rosenbalm, Susan Robinson, Blanche Thomas, Beth Williams, Mary Wright, Charlotte Brown,
manager, Miss Brown, coach.

During the 1968-69 season the women's varsity
basketball team played each of the following schools
twice: Dekalb College, Berry, Fort Valley, Georgia
Baptist, Hiawassee, and Albany State. The girls dis-
played excellent spirit and teamwork during the whole
season.

CO-CAPTAINS: Mary Wright, Miss Brown,
coach, and Mary Popham.

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Margie Wills, Marie Howard, Jan Johnson, Miss Brown, coach (not pictured) Molly Shepherd, Gail Hetzell, Susan Robinson.

Varsity Tennis Team

SCHEDULE

Dekalb Jr April 4

Berry April 7

Columbus April 9

Berry April 1 6

Agnes Scott April 22

U. of Georgia April 30

Columbus May 6

Dekalb Jr May 15

Jan Johnson practicing.

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Sports
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scene.

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PRESIDENT BOYD
STEERS VIGOROUS
COLLEGE GROWTH

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Arriving at West Georgia College from the Georgia Institute of
Technology where he was outstanding as a scientist, scholar, and an
academic administrator, Dr. James E. Boyd assumed the role of
President of the college in August 1961, and since that time he has
steered the institution throughout a period of remarkable growth.

By becoming a member of the original faculty of West Georgia
College, Dr. Boyd began his professional academic career. Holding
his Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from the University of
Georgia Master of Arts in mathematics from Duke University and
Ph.D. degree in physics from Yale University, Dr. Boyd continued his
career at Tech following his marriage to Elizabeth Reynolds Cobb, a
native of Carrollton. Always active in his position as an educational
leader, Dr. Boyd has also contributed leadership in civic, education-
al, religious, and business activities on the local, state, and larger
levels. Serving as vice-chairman of Ga. Science and Technology
Commission and chairman of its Task Force of Oceanography, he
has been a major force in Georgia's entry in the oceanography
field. A member of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, he serves on
the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Atlanta and has twice
served as a deputy to the General Convention of the Church.

Setting the pace with his own professional growth, Dr. Boyd has
continued to lead West Georgia College to greater academic excel-
lence and physical expansion. The office of the President of West
Georgia College requires that its holder be a man of vision and en-
terprise. A mere glance at West Georgia testifies that Dr. James E.
Boyd is just such a man.

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upper left: ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS: Dr. Geor-
gia Martin

upper right: DIRECTOR OF PLANT AND BUSINESS OPERA-
TIONS: and ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT: Harmon S. Tolbert
middle right: SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR DEVELOPMENT: Theodor
Hirsch

lower right: ASSOCIATE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE: Dr. John Mar-
tin

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upper left: DEAN OF THE COLLEGE: Dr. George W. Walker.
middle left: DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS: Dr. John J. Pershing,
middle right: PRESIDENT EMERITUS: Dr. Irvine Ingram,
lower left: REGISTRAR: Elizabeth Parker.

ADMINISTRATION

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upper left: DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES: David S. Parkman.
upper right: DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Tracy Stallings.
lower left: DIRECTOR OF HOUSING: Donald Gehring.
lower right: DIRECTOR OF AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES: Hubert Yow.

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upper left: COORDINATOR OF ACADEMIC COUNSELLING and
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS: William T. King,
upper right: COMPTROLLER: J. Everett McWhorter.
middle left: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS: Helen Womcck.
middle right: ASSOCIATE COMPTROLLER: Jack S. Hetherington.
lower left: HEAD, ALUMNI AFFAIRS: McDonald Willis.

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ADMINISTRATION

upper left: DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID: Paul Smith.

middle left: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PLANT OPERATIONS: Robert

Townley.

middle right: ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR PLANT OPERATIONS: Troy Hol-

combe.

lower left: ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR: Doyle Akins.

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ADMINISTRATION

upper right: PUBLIC RELATIONS: Gordon Bradwell
middle right: ACCOUNTANT: William C. Carter
lower left: PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT: Stephen McCutcheon
lower right: RESEARCH ASSISTANT: Michael McCord

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upper left: REGISTRAR ASSISTANT: Rebecca Roberds

upper right: COUNSELOR: Ashley Williams

middle left: HOUSING: Marshall Smith

middle right: COMPUTER CENTER OPERATIONS MANAGER: Denson

Todd

lower left: PSYCHIATRIST: Jo Ann Sanders

165

DIVISION OF EDUCATION proposed two new programs this year,
subject to approval of the Board of Regents. One program offers stu-
dents a Masters degree in School Administration; while the other pro-
gram offers a six-year study in Counseling and Guidance. Within the
Education Division, two new departments were added: the Department
of Specialized School Personnel and the Department of Teacher Educa-
tion. The Department of Specialized School Personnel offers programs in
Counselor Education, Administration, Supervision, Library Science, and
Student-Teacher Sequence. The Teacher Education Department offers
degrees in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Junior
High, and Secondary Education. The Department of Psychology seeks to
guide the student to understand himself and his culture, to provide serv-
ice courses for other programs, and to provide clinicaT services for stu-
dents and for referrals from community agencies, including the public
schools. The Department of Physical Education continued to grow to
meet the needs of an expanding college. This year the intramural sports
program was made-up of teams from the dorms to encourage participa-
tion by a larger number of students. The Physical Education Department
is made up of four areas: Men's P.E., Women's P.E., Intramurals, and
Services.

LIBRARY STAFF

Left to Right: Mrs. Marian Pritchard, Mrs. Debbie Harrell,
Mrs. Betty Vanderhoof, Miss Annie Belle Weaver, Director
of Libraries; Mrs. Mary Ann Kidd, Miss Doris Bennett, Serials
Librarian; Miss Barbara Wellborn, Assistant Cataloger; Miss
Lafaye Cobb, Documents and Microforms Librarian; Mrs.
Ethel Carter. Back Row: Robert Simpson, Administrative
Assistant; J. Allen Spivey, Chief Cataloger; Robert H. Sim-
mons, Acting Librarian; Miss Lois Meeks, Secretary; Mrs.
Tina Brown, Mrs. Betty Jobson, Mrs. Patsy Dowlen, Miss Vir-
ginia Parks, Reference Librarian, Mrs. Kathleen S. Hunt, Cir-
culation Librarian.

166

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Jan Ben-
nett, Barbara Brown, Edward S. Lambert, Thomas W.
Learning Dept. Head, Dorothy McNabb, Betty
McVaigh, Robert M. Reeves, Dorothy D. Spell, Archie
J. White, Jr., Gary Wilson.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION:
Rosalie Allison, James Baum, Jesse S. Burbage,
Jr., Mary E. Burt, Homer Coker, George E.
Colyer, Mary Davidson, Wietse DeHoop, Edna E.
Edwards, Dano Faires, Waitus M. Flanagan, Ber-
nice Freeman, Prentice L. Gott Dept. Head,
Paul Charlie Herbert, Collus O. Johnson, Tom J.
Lightsey, E. N. McEntyre, John H. McTeer, Alfred
R. Owen, Lee Paulk, Jr., Thomas W. Sills, James
A. Wash, Jr.

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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY: Myron M. Arons, Cornelia E. Bisland, James R. Caplan, Irene C. McVay, Henry M. Moore, Alice
P. Nix, Horace F. Stewart, Jr., James D. Thomas.

SPECIAL PERSONNEL: William R. Cleere, Mary E. Baxter, Larry Daniels, Waitus Flanagan.

168

DIVISION OF HUMANITIES consists of the departments of English, Phi-
losophy, Fine Arts, and Foreign Languages. In the summer of 1 968, the Divi-
sion of Humanities awarded its first three Master of Art degrees in English.
The English Department continued to make its courses meaningful to the stu-
dent by combining the reading of literature and the writing of composition
into a new course for freshmen. The growth of the Humanities Division was
demonstrated by the addition of the Department of Philosophy. The Philoso-
phy Department seeks to give the student comprehensive principles of reality
in general and practical wisdom. This year the Department of Fine Arts com-
bined the study of art and music into one course. The objective of the Fine
Arts Department is to aid the student in gaining an understanding and appre-
ciation of the arts. The Foreign Languages Department offers courses in
French, Spanish, and German, with majors offered in French and Spanish.
Upon the completion of the Classroom Arts Building, the Department of For-
eign Languages will provide a new language laboratory.

Dr. James W. Matthews

FINE ARTS:

Robert M. Coe, Robert Jobson, John MacLean,
Derrill Maxwell, Mary Lou Munn, Jose Beth Otis,
Max Peterson, Arthur Riedel, Dorothy Roush,
Betty Sue Tolbert.

PHILOSOPHY:

Dr. Robert Miller, Dr. David Higgins, Mr. Burdett

Eantland.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH: Paul H. Bowdre, Ernest L. Boyd, Phillip D. Bryant, Peter J. Bryg, Mary A. DeVillier, William S. Doxey, Jr., Joseph F. Drum-
mond, Corliss H. Edwards, Jr., Stephen Fox, Gerald Garmon, Michael Haltresht, Sally Jayne, Jamie Jones, Ann Jordan, Mary Lovvorn, Jane Mackey,
James Mathews, Charles T. McMichael, Virginia Meehan, Lucretia Morgan, Steve Mulkey, Lemuel Norrell, Robert C. Reynolds, Martha A. Saunders, Willie
Maude Thompson, Peter Vanderhoof.

DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Kenneth
Bunting, Alex Corriere, Mildred G. Lipham, J. Owen
Moore, Lucy Neblett, Joseph Parham, Eric H. Penz,
Carole Rupe, Leon Seamon, Nancy E. Stillerman, Rob-
ert Weitia, and Larry E. West.

170

DIVISION OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS contains the Departments
of Chemistry, Mathematics, Geology, Physics, and Biology. The division par-
ticipated in the Georgia Science Teachers' Project which is designed to in-
crease the number of physical science teachers in Georgia high schools. The
Mathematics Department and the Physics Department moved into a new
building. The Department of Physics was presented a National Science Foun-
dation Grant to equip a laboratory for undergraduate research. A laboratory
in Nuclear Spectroscopy was completed this year. The new computer center
is located within the Mathematics-Physics building, and courses were offered
in Computer Science. A new Biology-Chemistry building was planned for the
near future. The Chemistry Department added new courses and new equip-
ment to give students a better opportunity to increase their knowledge of
Chemistry. The Department of Geology is a new department in the Science
and Mathematics division, and a Geology major was offered this year. The
Biology Department offered Biology majors a more varied program of study.

BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Robert England, Arthur Gardner, Willie Gunn, Robert Welch, Duane
Porter, Robert Lampton, Dexter Byrd, William Maples, and Virgil Snow.

CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: LathaBarnes, James Berryman, William L. Lockhart, Hughlan Pope,
Floyd Wirsing, William G. Esslinger.

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS: Terry Bailey, Roy Bogue, Marian Crider, James B. Crowell, James Del Valle, Joseph Diestel, Alfred Du-
quette, H. S. Hahn, Edith Maxwell, Chatty Pittman, Vernon Zander.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS: Herman W. Boyd, David Bradberry, Lucille Garmon, Henry Moore, Bobby
Powell.

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY: Roger
Austin, Thomas Crawford, Jack
Medlin, Marcus Morehead.

172

DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE moved into its new building this year and ex-
perimented with new Audio Visual equipment. The division expanded its interna-
tional program by orienting a Faculty-Student Exchange Program with certain
Latin American schools. The Social Science Division includes the Departments of
History, Political Science, Sociology, and Geography. The History Department
offers an A.B. and a Master's degree. The Department of Political Science offers
an A.B. in Political Science. The Sociology Department attempts to give the stu-
dent a workable, as well as a scientific approach to social relationships in the real
world. The Department of Geography, though it does not offer a major, contin-
ued to offer courses of interest and value to West Georgia College students. The
Geography Department is located in the new Social Science building.

Dr. Huck

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY: Livia V. Barbero, Thomas Bryson, Leonard Carter, George Clarke, Robert Claxton, Mitt Conerly, Jr.,
Roderick Conrad, Sylvia Cook, Mollie Davis, Gordon Finnie, Theodore Fitz-Simons, James Griffin, Robert Hersch, Eugene Huck, Ben
Kennedy, Edward Krebs, Edward Neal, Joseph Sedlak, Melvin Steely.

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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE: Chee Ahn, Dianne Jennings, Vol Mixon, Ronald Myk-
keltvedt, Elmo Roberds, Charles Scudder.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY: Harry Byars, Donald Chandler, Stan-
ley Citron, Henry DuFour, Inez Hoster, Hy Lim, Mildred Long, Fred Par-
sons, Bernard Reilly, Kenneth Whittemore.

174

DIVISION OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC STUDIES comprises the De-
partments of Business Administration, Economics, and Business Education.
The Business and Economic Studies Division is the largest division on the
West Georgia College campus, having more students enrolled than any
other division. There was a large increase in faculty members to meet the de-
mands of the expanding division. The Department of Economics offered sev-
eral new courses to better prepare Economics majors for graduate study. The
Business Administration Department offers majors in Accounting and Finance
and in Marketing and Management. The Department of Business Education,
with a substantially increased enrollment, offered a Bachelor of Science de-
gree to majors in Business Education.

Dr. J. Mark Miller

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: J. Lincoln DeVillier, H. M. Fulbright, Marjorie Guy, Richard
Haney, William Royals, Naomi Satterfield, Carol Scott, Hugh Sorrell, Asgar Talukdar, Warren Walker.

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION: Jewell Bryson, Roberta Gibson, Linda DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS: James Adams, Richard Guynn, Rollin Langford, Glen

M.ddleton, Dora Peete. Moor6/ Robert MorroW/ Robert Vic has.

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CLASSES

Seniors

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Vernon Adamson

Whitesburg
Jimmy Agan

Cartersville
Anita Akridge

Decatur
Randy Alexander

Carrollton

Malcolm Anderson

Social Circle
Terry Anderson

Atlanta
Nancy Angel

Cave Spring
Larry Arrington

La Grange

President, Neal Shepard

Vice President, Tommy Campbell

Secretary-Treasurer, Daneise Hubert

Alice Atkins

Linda Bacon

James Bailey

Terry Baker

Diane Bailor

Rockmart

Smyrna

Villa Rica

Dallas

Atlanta

Joanne Ballard

Alton Banks

Patricia Barber

Jerry Barnette

Philip Barnette

Dublin

Newnan

Smyrna

Taylorsville

Conley

It's Been a Long Time

Lynda Bartlett

LaFayette
Miller Barron

Marietta

Glenda Barron

Mableton
Kay Bass

Marietta

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I Remember . . .

Tony Batchelor

Barnesville
Dianne Beauchamp

Atlanta

Janie Baxter

Carrollton
Barry Benchina

Carrollton

Duane Bearden

Austell
Ralph Buchanan

Carrollton

Howard Bodkin

Hank Bouchillon

Ida Bowen

Robin Bowen

Ronnie Bowen

Atlanta

Carrollton

Manchester

East Point

Stone Mountain

Bryan Boykin

Jean Boyt

Browning Bozeman

Linda Bradford

Barbara Brannon

East Point

Yatesville

Carrollton

Atlanta

Thomaston

180

Patsy Bray

Valetta Brock

Brenda Brooks

Griffin

Mt. Zion

Carrollton

Mary Brooks

Bill Brown

Carol Brown

Acworth

Newnan

Carrollton

. . Late Nights

Charlotte Brown

David Brown

James Brown

Decatur

Carrollton

Carrollton

John Brown

Joseph Brown

William Bryant

Avondale Est.

Cornelia

Jasper

Cramming for Finals . . .

Penny Bubenheim

Stephen Burdette

Martin Burke

Dan Burns

Becky Butler

Atlanta

Carrollton

Atlanta

Dalton

Carrollton

Tom Campbell

Rebecca Cantrell

Charles Calhoun

Jimmy Capps

Kenneth Carroll

Atlanta

Canton

Buchanan

Mableton

Rockmart

Phil Carter

Terry Carter

Charles Cates

Lucy Castleberry

Kay Cauthorn

Atlanta

Griffin

McDonough

Marietta

Chickamauga

182

Tracy Chandler

Bob Chestney

Elaine Chestney

John Chick

Robert Christian

Temple

Carrollton

Carrollton

McDonough

Forest Park

Larry Clark

Jerry Coalson

Danny Cochran

Ronald Cochran

Cheryl Cole

Ellijay

Rome

Hiram

Dalton

Sharpsburg

William Cole

Dan Colwell

Bob Conner

Dave Cooper

Villa Rica

Zebulon

Flowery Branch

Dallas

Patricia Copely

LaGail Cosper

Bill Couch

Diane Cousineau

Bowdon

Manchester

Manchester

Marietta

S3

Bull Sessions . . .

Don Craig

McDonough
Anita Crane

Atlanta
Robert Crawford

Atlanta
Joe Crine

Cairo

Maxine Crone

Lithia Springs
Danny Crook

Mableton
Sharon Cunninghai

Marietta
Jim Dale

Carrollton

David Danner

Woodbury
James Darby, Jr.

Smyrna
Rob Darden

Carrollton
Freda Davidson

Carrollton

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Jenny Davidson

Carrollton
Deborah Davis

Anniston, Ala.
Duane Davis

Griffin

Juanita Davis

Carrollton
James Dean

Carrollton
Bernie Denham

Riverdale
Janet Dimon

Ellerslie

Charles Doughtie Charles Downey

Griffin Tallapoosa

Janis Drumm Blaine Duggan, III

Decatur Carrollton

. . Til Never Forget . . .

185

Aubrey Duke

Carol Duke

Lynne Duke

Richard Edge

George Edwards

Chamblee

Carrollton

Hamilton

Columbus

Decatur

James Edgerton

Connie Elliott

Faye England

Mike Erwin

David Estep

Carrollton

Tallapoosa

Kennesaw

Lindale

Buchanan

Jackson Courts . . .

William Eubanks

Atlanta
Terry Farner

Swainsboro

Elizabeth Everett

Statesboro
James Farr

Temple

186

Lynn Farr

Tom Farrar

Judith Farrell

Villa Rica

Griffin

Griffin

Nancy Floyd

Mike Fobbus

Jimmy Fowler

Newnan

Warner Robins

Thomaston

. . . the Animal Farm

Cecilia Fuller

Don Futral

Edward Gabriel

Allen Gaines

Larry Gartrell

Newnan

Carrollton

Atlanta

Elberton

Talking Rock

Leon Gay

Frank Gibson

Ed George, Jr.

Linda Gift

David Gilbert

Canton

Carrollton

Carrollton

Barnesville

Carrollton

187

Intellectual . . .

Charles Gilreafh
Jim Godfrey

Sue Gladney
Don Going

Kenny Golightly Sharon Gordon Marsha Gordon

M anta Roopville '.'c- e"c

LaDell Griffin Gail Griffith Andrea Griizard

Jerry Graham
Karen Grose

Charles Griffin
Harry Gunnin

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Kenneth Guy

Bob Haislip

Eddie Haley

Gary Haley

John Hall

Douglasville

East Point

Dalton

Dalton

Newnan

Don Hamilton

Jimmy Hamilton

Bill Hammond

Glenda Harper

Jerry Harper

Atlanta

Ball Ground

Newnan

Waco

Douglasville

Jim Hardegree

Carrollton
Thomas Harding

Douglasville

Peggy Hardegree

Carrollton
Anita Hardy

Griffin

. . . Fraternity Parties

189

Esther Harrison

Atlanta

William Hattaway Howard Hayden

Clarkston Carrollton

Melba Haynes

Carrollton

Phil Herring

Alpharetta

. . . I Hung Around

Kathy Hicks

Charles Hinton

Bremen

Carrollton

Gene Holgood

Kathy Holland

Canton

Bowdon

Richie Holt

Lee Howell

Ellijay

Atlanta

Sid Holderness

Carrollton
David Holloman

Bremen
Daneise Hubert

Atlanta

190

Nancy Huckaby

Al Hudgins

Wanda Hughes

Brooks

Gainesville

Acworth

Rodney Hull

Tim Hurt

Brian Jackson

Atlanta

Rockmart

Hapeville

. . P.B.R

Frank Jackson

Jim Jameson

Gloria Jarrett

Ben Jenkins

Jack Jenkins

Carrollton
Doug Jerry

College Park

Smyrna
William Jinks

Roswell

Dalton
Greg Johnson

Columbus

Carrollton
Jane Johnson

Gordon

Stockbridge
Ray Johnston

Carrollton

191

Other Things Too

Corky Jones

Canton
Joe Jones

Temple

Fred Jones

Tucker
Frank Jordan

Carrollton

Glenda Jones

Waco
Larry Joyce

Carrollton

Susan Kelso

Atlanta
Emma Kitchens

Dawson

Jerry Key

LaGrange
Boyd Kittle

Carrollton

Kathy Kilgo

Tallapoosa
David Krauth

Decatur

Max Kimball

Buchanan
Nancy Kuhne

Atlanta

Robert Kirby

Roanoke, Ala.
Johnnie LaBoon

Athens

192

Anthony LaCavera

Ann Lane

Joan Lange

Carrollton

Carrollton

Cedartown

Larry Lee

Gerald Lewis

Janet Lewis

Atlanta

Jesup

Eatonton

the New Complex

Mary Lipham

Bowdon
Joel Loftin

Newnan

Michael Lively

Alpharetta
Janet Long

Warm Springs

Diane Lockridge

Cedartown
Judy Long

Atlanta

193

Bob Lore

Lynne Lovejoy

Miami, Fla.

Smyrna

David Lovvorn

Elaine Loyd

Carrollton

Villa Rica

Marcelene Lynch

Carl Mable

LaGrange

Eastman

Robert Lovelady

Carrollton
Eula Jean Lummus

Cumming
Byron Madden

Carrollton

Nixon's the One . . .

Gary Maddix

Atlanta

Barbara Maddox

Carrollton

Bill Maddox

Carrollton

Richard Marshall

Griffin

Dorene Martin

Summerville

194

Greg Martin

Carrollton
Dan McBrayer

Ethan, S. D.

Cony Mason

Brenda Matthews

Gerald Maxwell

Fred Mayfield

McDonough

Buchanan

Roopville

Dalton

Joseph McClelland

David McDonald

Jimmy McDonald

Ron McDonald

Jackson

Thomaston

Rockmart

Atlanta

Barry McDowell

Buchanan
William McKibben

Griffin

Greg McEwen

Atlanta
Jerry McKie

East Point

Robert McKenney

Austell
Wayne McKinley

Griffin

Byron McKibben

Bowdon
Dianne McLarty

Atlanta

195

. . . Joe Dog .

Mike McLendon

Roopville
Johnny McLeRoy

Carrollton
Aaron McWhorter

Carrollton
Mike McWhorter

Bowdon

Tommy Meunier

Tallapoosa
Beautye Middlebrooks

Meansville
David Miller

East Point
Mike Miller

Fairburn

Wayne Miller

Carrollton
Hardy Mitchell

Yatesville
Laura Moncus

Atlanta
Michael Moore

Carrollton

196

Mickey Moore

Griffin
James Morris

Carrollton
William Morris

Carrollton

John Morrow

Marietta
Harry Motes

Jacksonville, Fla.
Philip Moulthrop

Atlanta

William Moye

William Mullis

Kirby Murdoch

McDonough

Carrollton

Madison

Gwen Murphy

Kathy Murphy

Mike Murphy

Thomaston

Carrollton

Bremen

and Always . . .

197

Bob Murray

Carrollton
Byron Nix

Carrollton

Joan Myers

Cartersville
Marianne Nix

Atlanta

Robin Nance

Griffin
George Nixon

Atlanta

Mary Neely

Atlanta
Phil Norman

Austell

Sandra Neuner

Barnesville
Larry Norris

Carrollton

. . . the Concerts

Russell Nunan

Don Ogle

Atlanta

Carrollton

Kay Orr

David Overton

Kennesaw

Newnan

198

Alvin Owens

Sheri Pannell

Ted Parker

Dalton

Atlanta

Carrollton

David Parry

Hope Parsons

Jerry Pass

Stone Mountain

Carrollton

Carrollton

. . . Basketball

Daniel Patrick

McDonough
Anita Perkerson

Carrollton

Lorrie Paulk

Columbus
Jim Perkerson, Jr.

Carrollton

Edna Payne

Calhoun
Jimmy Perkins

Griffin

Carolyn Peacock

Canton
Judy Perkins

Carrollton

Teresa Perdue

Thomaston
Vance Perkins

Waverly Hall

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. . . the Bravettes

Dennis Perrin

Austell
Gail Phillips

Daytona Beach, Fla.

Patricia Phillips

Carrollton
Joe Phillips

Atlanta

Charlotte Pierce

Terry Piotrowslci

Bill Pittard

Charles Pope

Jimmy Porter

Cedartown

Athens

Carrollton

Carrollton

Carrollton

Joan Porter

Robert Powell

Jane Presley

Jim Price

Joel Price

Carrollton

Resaca

Smyrna

Cedartown

College Park

200

Richard Pullen

East Point
Jenny Rainwater

Rome

Lynn Quigley

Newnan
Tye Rakestraw

Carrollton

Steve Quigley

Carrollton
Ray Morris

Carrollton

Sandy Quinn

Smyrna
Johnny Ray

Carrollton

Jerry Ragsdale

Dallas
Cindy Reames

Atlanta

Susan Roote

Moultrie
Bonnie Reynolds

Atlanta

Marilyn Reeves

Temple
John Rhodes

Atlanta

Campus Cops . . .

201

Patsy Rhodes

Carrollton
Carole Roberts

Pinehurst

Jack Rigsby

Carrollton
Philip Rogers

LaGrange

Jeannie Rittenhouse

Decatur
Rhonda Rooks

Bowdon

Josie Rivers

Ridgeland, S. C.
David Ross

New Orleans, La.

Sherry Robbins

Carrollton
Shirley Ross

Ball Ground

Jan Rowland

Bowdon
Linda Sanders

Marietta

Jerry Routon

College Park
Carol Sappe

Gordon

Gerry Runyan

Bowdon
Eddie Sasser

Woodbine

Shirley Salter

Decatur
Martha Saunders

Jackson

202

Mickey Schuber

Lithia Springs
Judy Sheppard

Sandersville

Joyce Shepard

Decatur
Nancy Shore

Cornelia

Neal Shepard

Newnan
Pamela Simmons

Columbus

. . Lunch Lines

William Simmons

Bart Singletary

Aimee Slaughter

Brenda Smith

Jonesboro

Carrollton

Decatur

Dalton

David Smith

Diane Smith

BrendaGayle Smith

Linda Smith

Decatur

Carrollton

LaFayette

Dalton

203

Rat Week . . .

Louise Smith

Newnan
Mallory Smith

Carrollton
Marcia Smith

Conyers

Mike Smith

Peachtree City
Phillip Smith

Newnan
Phyllis Smith

Carrollton

Robbie Smith

Carrollton

Susan Smith

Bremen

Patricia Jolley

Chester

Marsha Stamps

Luthersville

Brenda Stanley

Newnan

204

Steve Staples

Carrollton
Brenda Strickland

Bremen

Susan Staton

East Point
Nancy Stromberg

Atlanta

Jerri Stead ham

Temple
Jimmy Sullivan

Carrollton

Larry Steed

Bowdon
Jan Sumner

Sparks

Clifton Summerall

Acworth
Thomas Taylor

Griffin

Marie Swinson

Bremen
Linda Terrell

Newnan

Edward Taylor

Griffin
Brent Thomas

Lawrenceville

. . . Tug of War

205

Carolyn Thomas

Carrollton
Larry Thompson

Griffin
Marie Thompson

Newnan
Michael Tidwell

Carrollton

. . . and Those

Phil Tidwell

Newnan
Judy Tolbert

Villa Rica
Larry Underwood

Griffin

Tom Tigner

Greenville
Diane Turner

Powder Springs
Vicky Vance

Atlanta

Jimmy Tingle

East Point
Kay Tye

Atlanta
John Vanover

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

206

Conni Vanson James Vincent

Atlanta Fairmont

Alfred Wagner, Jr. Laurel Waits

Decatur Stockbridge

Roger Wade

Carrollton
Ann Waldrop

Chamblee

. . . Cool Profs!

Kenny Waller

Jim Wallis

Johnny Walraven

Carrollton

Carrollton

Griffin

Lynn Warhurst

David Warner

Helen Warren

Villa Rica

Tallapoosa

Waco

207

. . . It's Been a Wonderful . . .

Paul Whitley

Carrollton
Allen Wilburn

Buchanan
Dan Wiley

Cordele
Don Williamson

Forest Park

208

Ralph Wiiloughby Jimmy Wilson Diane Wilson

Thomaston
Carol Windom

Carrollton
Bonnie Wolf

Dunwoody

Pine Mountain
Bruce Wingo

Bremen
Lamar Womack

Marietta

Marietta
Louise Wingo

Winter Haven, Fla.
Tommy Wood

LaGrange

Seven Years!

Jack Woodard

Atlanta
Linda Yarbrough

Newnan
Becky Young

East Point
Kathy Young

Carrollton

209

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Underclassmen

President, Mike Purvis

Vice President, Bob Heflin

Secretary-Treasurer, Janice Gamel

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

President, Ken Carlton

Vice President, "Chief" Richmond

Secretary-Treasurer, Vicki Wells

SOPHOMORE
CLASS OFFICERS

President, Greg Wojcik

Vice President, Galen Tritt

Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Colby

210

I

Richard Aaron (So.)

Griffin
Rana Abernathy (Fr.

Kingston

Bob Abbott (So.)

Rockmart
Jane Abney (Fr.)

Dallas
Vincent Accorsini (So.)

Framingham, Mass.
Thomas Adair (Fr.)

Dallas

Bonnie Adams (Jr.

College Park
Jake Adams (Jr.)

Decatur
Jane Adams (Jr.)

Atlanta
Lanier Adams (So.

Covington

Martha Adams (Fr.)

Atlanta
Shirley Adams (Fr.)

Lawrenceville
Judy Addis (Fr.)

East Point
Jan Addison (Fr.)

Mt. Zion

21

Pat Adikisson (Jr.)

Johnny Adkisson

Carrollton

(Jr.)

Edward Agan (Fr.)

Carrollton

Temple

Mickey Ahrens (Fr

Marietta

Lynne Aiken (Fr.)

Ronnie Aiken (Fr.)

Jennifer Akers (Jr.)

Edith Akin (Fr.)

Kay Albright (Fr.)

Gary Aldridge (Jr.)

Morrow

Covington

Whitesburg

Bremen

Carrollton

Carrollton

Brenda Alexander

Dennis Alexander

Diane Alexander

Sandra Alford (So.)

Charlotte Allen (Fr.)

Donna Allen (Fr.)

(So.)

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

LaGrange

Manchester

Rossville

LaGrange

Rockmart

Mableton

Jimmy Allen (So.)

Paul Allen (Fr.)

Richard Allen (So.)

Doyle Allen (Fr.)

James Allen (Fr.)

Jan Allen (So.)

Bremen

Atlanta

Atlanta

Carrollton

Grantville

Cartersville

212

Sheryl Allen (So.)

Evelyn Allred (Fr.)

Carl Amerson (Fr.)

Barbara Anderson

Charles Anderson

Connie Anderson

Thomaston

Canton

Macon

(Jr.)

(Fr.)

(So.)

Don Anderson (Jr.)

Dianne Anderson

Lawrence

Minneapolis, Minn.

Winston

Lawrenveville

Ball Ground

(Fr.)

Anderson (Jr.)

Tisha Anderson (Fr.)

Gary Andre (Fr.)

Becky Andrews (J

Forest Park

Ball Ground

Decatur

East Point

Smyrna

Linda Anglin (So.) Tommy Anglin (Fr.) Susan Archer (Fr.)

Ranburne Roswell Macon

Ellen Armstrong (Jr.) Patsy Arnold (So.) Richard Arnold (So.)

Pine Mountain Griffin Hogansville

Mike Arthur (Jr.) Nancy Arthur (Fr.) Terry Ashmore (Fr.)

Atlanta Union Point Carrollton

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Alton Askew (Fr.)

Mike Atchley (So.)

Martha Atkinson

Griffin

Chamblee

(Jr.)

Perry Atkinson (Fr.)

Thomas Atkinson

West Point

Turbeville, S. C.

(Fr.)

Emory Attaway (Jr

Jim Atwood (Fr.)

Carrollton

Carrollton

Winston

Bill Austin (Fr.)

Kirby Austin (Fr.)

Rome

Rockmart

Ajfenfi

is

Denise Avra (Fr.)

Ellen Ayers (Fr.)

James Azar (Fr.)

Kathy Babb (Jr.)

Richard Baccus (So.)

Cynthia Bachelor

Atlanta

Buchanan

Atlanta

Gainesville

Carrollton

(So.)

Robert Bade (Jr.)

David Badertscher

Sherry Bagby (Fr.)

Larry Baggett (Fr.)

Marsha Baggett (Jr.)

Atlanta

Marietta

(So.)
Atlanta

Bremen

Chatsworth

Dallas

Debra Bagley (Fr.
Villa Rica

214

Gary Bagwell (Jr.)

Oakwood
Betty Bailey (Jr.)

Decatur
Connie Bailey (Jr.)

Thomaston
Jimmy Bailey (So.)

Greenville
Joe Bailey (Fr.)

Rockmart

Lucy Bailey (Jr.)

Roopville
Barbara Baker (Fr.

Atlanta
Kaye Baker (Jr.)

Summerville
Angie Baldwin (Fr.

Carrollton
Stanley Ball (Jr.)

Jackson

Cindy Bankhead (Fr

College Park
Perry Banks (So.)

Griffin
Ned Barbre (Jr.)

Atlanta
Sue Bardwell (Fr.)

Atlanta
Jimmy Barham (Fr.)

Austell

Janet Barke (Fr.)

Atlanta
Mary Barnes (Fr.
Manchester

Peggy Barnes (Jr.;

Tallapoosa
Pam Barnwell (Fr.
Atlanta

Carol Barnes (Fr.

Social Circle
Robert Barr (So.)

Bowdon

215

Jackie Barron (Fr.) Linda Barron (Fr.)

Silver Creek Rome

Ron Bass (Fr.) Ellen Bassett (Fr.)

Hogansville Smyrna

Nancy Barron (Jr.)

Griffin
Linda Bates (Fr.)

Atlanta

Sherry Barron ((Fr.)

College Park
Susan Baumgarten

(So.)
Atlanta

Glenn Bartlett (So.)

Atlanta
Bruce Baxter (Fr.)

Atlanta

Joe Barton (Fr.)

Buchanan
Jack Beam (So.

Bowdon

Mike Beam (So.)

Vickie Beard (Jr.)

Ray Beasley (So.)

Dennis Beatty (So.

East Point

LaGrange

Griffin

Jefferson

Linda Beaver (Jr.)

Lewis Beavers (Fr.)

Beverly Beck (So.)

Chuck Beckham

Blairsville

Dallas

Rossville

(So.)

Susan Beckham

Betty Behling (So.)

Susan Behling (Fr.)

Chamblee

(So.)

Shady Dale

East Point

Charles Beine (So.)

Decatur

Atlanta

216

Brenda Bell (Fr.)

Don Bell (Jr.)

Lawrence Bell (Fr.)

Randy Bell (Jr.)

Rex Bell (Jr.)

Duane Benefield

Hapeville

Bremen

Ringgold

Carrollton

Villa Rica

(So.)

Wayne Benefield

Deanna Bennett

Doris Bentley (Fr.)

Laura Jean Bentley

Larry Benton (Fr.)

College Park

(So.)

(So.)

Palmetto

(Jr.)

Atlanta

Terry Benton (Fr.

Cedartown

Hogansville

Carrollton

Avondale Estates

Thomas Benton (Fr.) Chris Berry (Jr

Commerce
Jimmy Berry (So.)

Griffin
Kathy Betsill (Fr.)

Decatur

Rome
Nancy Bethea (Fr.

Atlanta
Janice Beverly (Jr

Atlanta

Helen Chris Berry

(Fr.)

Columbus
Bill Betsill (So.)

Hampton
Charlie Biggs (So.)

Coral Gables, Fla.

217

Rose Ann

Kathy Biron (So.)

Cary Bishop (Fr.)

Judy Black (So )

Paul Bishop (Fr.)

Carol Black (Fr.)

Billingsley (So.)

Rome

Dalton

Dallas

Cartersville

Atlanta

Decatur

Ben Blackwell (Jr.)

Susan Blackwell

Denise Blankinship

Glenn Bloodworth

Mark Boatner (So.

Ruth Black (So.)

Carrollton

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

Griffin

Taylorsville

Mike Boggs (Fr.)

Decatur

Newnan

Smyrna

Robin Bohannon

Diane Boatwright

Bowdon

Lynne Bohac (So.)

Greg Bohanan (Jr.)

Rickey Bohannon

(So.)

(Fr.)

Macon

Jonesboro

(So.)

Moreland

Manchester

Carrollton

Lynn Bolden

(Fr.)

Neal Bolton (Jr.)

Tommy Bolton (Fr

Villa Rica

Eatonton

Decatur

James Bond

(Fr.)

Rebecca Bond (Fr.)

Thomas Boss (Jr.)

Summerville

Macon

Carrollton

218

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Becky Boswell (Fr.) Susan Boswell (So.

Atlanta

Chamblee

Robby Boulis (Fr.) Diane Bowden (Fr.)

Atlanta
Charlene Bowen

(Jr.)
LaGrange

Woodbury
Tommy Bowen (So.
Covington

Diane Bowers (Jr.)

Kennesaw
Greg Bowers (So.)

Kennesaw
Larry Bowers (Fr.)

Trion

Betsy Bowling (So.)

Atlanta
Stephen Bowman

(Fr.)
Marietta
Oliver Boyd (So.)

Carrollton

Richard Bracknell

(So.)

Temple
Janet Bradley (Fr.)

Atlanta
Nancy Bradley (Fr.)

Palmetto

Phil Bradon (Fr.)

Atlanta
Earl Brandenburg

(So.)
Griffin
Suellen Bradshaw

(Fr.)
Marietta

Steve Brannon (Fr

Marietta
Cathy Bray (Fr.)

Thomaston
Ann Breeden (Fr.)

Varnell

Edward Brentnall

(Jr.)

Atlanta
Ben Brewer (Jr.)

Griffin
Johnny Brewer (So.

Tucker

219

Brent Bridges (Fr.)

Cheryl Bridges (So.)

Judy Bridges (Fr.)

Atlanta

Newnan

Palmetto

Jimmy Brock (So.)

Dan Brokaw (So.)

Adair Brooks (Fr.)

Austell

Griffin

Atlanta

John Brooksher(Fr.)

Mike Broome (Fr.)

Cherl Brown (Fr.)

Gainsville

LaGrange

Buchanan

Mickey Brown (Fr.)

Myra Brown (So.)

Peggy Brown (Fr.)

Marietta

Elberton

Decatur

Thomas Brigman

(Jr.)
Arlington, Va.
Catherine Brooks
(So.)
Carrollton
Danny Brown (So.)

Thomaston
Rickey Brown (Jr.)
Rockmart

Joan Brindle (So.)

Pam Broadrick (Fr.)

Fort Valley

Rockyface

Chuck Brooks (So.)

Tommy Brooks (Fr.)

Jacksonville, N. C.

LaGrange

Debby Brown (So.)

Johnny Brown (Fr.)

Lindale

College Park

Shirley Brown (Fr.)

Bonnie Bruce (Fr.)

Bowdon

Atlanta

220

Dale Brumbelow (So.

Aragon
Leah Brumbelow (So.

Douglasville
Marsha Brumbelow (

Douglasville
Tommy Bryant (Fr.)
Cohutta

Bonnie Bubb (Jr.)

Dunwoody
Becky Buchanan (So.)

Gay
Pam Buchanan (So.)

Newnan
Laura Buckner (Fr.)

Atlanta

Cheryl Buffington (So.

Atlanta
David Bullard (Fr.)

Decatur
Gary Burch (Fr.)

Atlanta
Larry Burch (So.)

Hogansville

Angela Burdette (So.)

Washington
Lee Burdette (So.)

Atlanta
Kim Burgess (Fr.)

Atlanta
Ronnie Burgess (Fr.)

Ellijay

Mary Burgin (Fr.)

Atlanta
Van Burgin (So.)

Atlanta
Linda Burnett (So.)

Atlanta
Barbara Burns (So.

Carrollton

Robert Burns (Jr.)

Susquehanna, Pa.
Stanley Burrage (Fr.

Summerville
Jeanne Burson (Fr.)

LaGrange
Joe Burton (Jr.)

Atlanta

22

Nanci Burton (Jr.)

Decatur
Doreen Bush (Jr.)

Rome
Dean Bussey (Fr.)

Hamilton
Bobby Butler (Jr.)

Griffin
Chuck Butler (Fr.)

East Point

Gail Butler (Jr.)

Carrollton
Ron Butler (Jr.)

Jacksonville, Fla.
Bill Bynum (So.)

Newnan
Donna Lynne Byram (Fr.

Newnan
Jim Byrd (Fr.)

Carrollton

Jeffery Cagle (Fr.)

Canton
Ronny Cagle (Jr.)

Cartersville
Vivian Cagle (Fr.)

Alpharetta
Betsy Cain (So.)

Griffin
Nancy Cain (Fr.)

Marietta

Susan Caldwell (Jr.)

Forest Park
Jann Callahan (Fr.)

Dunwoody
Joan Callaway (So.)

Hogansville
Pamela Calloway (Fr.)

Smyrna
Bommer Common (Jr.)

LaGrange

Fred Common (Fr.)

LaGrange
Danna Camp (So.)

Villa Rica
Janice Camp (So.)

Douglasville
John Camp (Fr.)

Atlanta
Ronnie Camp (Fr.)

Atlanta

Amanda Compton (Fr.

Lithia Springs
Gail Campbell (Jr.)

Atlanta
David Cansler (Fr.)

Atlanta
Sara Cantrell (Fr.)

Rome
Sharon Carlisle (Fr.)

Woodbury

222

Ken Carlton (Fr.)

Rockmart
David Carroll (Fr.)

Atlanta

Loretta Carmichael

(Fr.)
Canton
Donnie Carroll (Fr.)
Carrollton

Walter Carmichael Gary Carney (Fr.)

(So.) Covington

Jackson Lauren Carroll (So.)

Laura Carroll (Jr.) Smyrna

Cedartown

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Ronald Carruth (Jr.)

LaGrange
Linda Carson (So.)

Watkinsville
Phil Carter (Jr.)

Carrollton
Rebecca Carter (Fr.)

Newnan
Rodney Carter (So.)

Carrollton

Sylvia Carter (Fr.)

Waco
Terri Carter (Fr.)

Thomaston
Barbara Carver (So.

Marietta
Rick Case (Jr.)

Decatur
Chris Cash (Fr.)

Smyrna

Judy Cash (Fr.)

Jonesboro
Debbie Cason (So.)

Marietta
Yvette Castillo (So.)

Atlanta
Debbie Cathcart (Fr.

Atlanta
Joanne Chaffin (So.)

Decatur

223

Barry Chambers

Norene Chambers

(Jr.)

(Jr.)

Powder Springs

Carrollton

Debby Chandler

Lamarr Chandler

(Fr.)

(Jr.)

Tucker

Cedartown

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Mary Chandler (Fr.)

Cheryl Chapman

Melanie Chapman

Mike Chapman (Fr.)

Robert Cheatham

William Cheatham

Summerville

(Jr.)

(Fr.)

Douglasville

(So.)

(Fr.)

Jennifer Chennault

Smyrna

Atlanta

Maxine Chopin (So.)

Carrollton

Hartwell

(Fr.)

Randy Cheshire

Lynn Chick (So.)

Atlanta

Carol Chronister

Ann Clark (Fr.)

Avondale

(So.)

McDonough

Sandy Clark (So.)

(So.)

Bremen

Jack Clark (So.)

Smyrna

Sally Clark (Fr.)

Atlanta

College Park

Sharon Clinton (Fr.)

Dallas

Margaret Clark (Fr. )

East Point

Deborah Clay (Fr.)

Bremen

Cedartown

Rome

224

Gail Cloer (Fr.)

Atlanta
Regina Cochran (Fr

Cumming

Camilla Coalson

(Fr.)
Fort Oglethorpe
Beth Coddington

(Fr \

Donna Cobb (Fr.)

Marietta
Bob Codner (So.)

Whitesburg

Tommy Cobb (So.)

Atlanta
Allen Cofer (Jr.)
Carrollton

Gwen Cochran (Fr.)

Dallas
Allene Cofer (Fr.)

Carrollton

Linda Cochran (F

Rome
Stan Coggin (So.)
Newnan

V'-l

Hogansville

Martin Coggins So

Susan Colby (So.)

Darlene Cole (So.)

Carrollton

Atlanta

Austen

Debbie Cole (Fr.)

Gail Cole (Fr.)

Larry Cole (Jr.)

LaFayette

Carrollton

Austell

Richard Cole (Fr.)

Ronald Cole (Fr.)

Jane Coleman (So

Dallas

Hiram

Atlanta

225

Lynn Coleman (Fr.)

Decatur
Sloan Collier (Fr.)

Manchester
Lynn Collins (Jr.)

Decatur

Vicki Coleman (Fr.

Marietta
Jackie Collins (So.)

Cedartown
Vicky Collins (Fr.)

Tucker

Richard Collier (Fr.

Smyrna
Jim Collins (Jr.)

Carrollton
Susie Colombo (Fr.

Cedartown

Bobby Colvin (Fr.)

Brenda Combs (So.)

Debbie Compton

Howell Cone (Jr

Orlando, Fla.

College Park

(Fr.)

Columbus

Ann Cook (So.)

Berry Cook (Fr.)

Atlanta

Chris Cook (Fr.)

Hapeville

Thomaston

Beverly Cook (Fr.)
Atlanta

Marietta

Veleta Conner (So.) Charles Conrad (Fr.)

Villa Rica Atlanta

Kathy Cook (Fr.) Lee Cook (Fr.)

Hogansville Atlanta

226

Margaretha Cook (Jr.

Bowdon
Stanley Cook (Fr.

Jackson
Steve Cook (So.)

Augusta
Helen Cooney (Fr.

Marietta
Ross Cooper (Jr.

Atlanta

Steve Cooper (So.)

Carrollton
Paula Cornelison (Jr.)

Tucker
Mary Ann Cornish (Jr.

Carrollton
Ron Cornish (Jr.)

Carrollton
Bill Couch (Jr.)

Atlanta

Randy Couch (Fr

Atlanta
John Couey (Fr.)

Marietta
Cynthia Cowart (Fr.)

Carrollton
Elaine Cowart (Fr.

Carrollton
Al Cown (So.)

Loganville

227

Paula Craig (So.)

John Crane (Fr.)

Larry Cranford (So.)

Sherry Craven (Fr.)

Kay Crawford (So.)

Tom Crofton (So.)

Decatur

Rome

Atlanta

Pendergrass

Carrollton

LaGrange

Neil Croker (Jr.)

David Crosby (So.)

Bryan Crossley (Jr.)

Ronald Crouch (So.)

Martha Crouthers

Mima Crouthers ( Jr

Carrollton

Atlanta

Morrow

Griffin

(Fr.)
Canton

Canton

Charles Crowder

(Fr.)
Marietta
Craig Culpepper

(So.)
Atlanta
Linda Curlee (So.)
Atlanta

Eddy Crumbley (So.

McDonough
Faye Culpepper (Fr.)

Adairsville
Harold Dailey (Jr.

Roopville

Maggie Culberson

(Fr.)

Atlanta
Aubin Cumbie (Jr

Carrollton
Connie Dalton (Fr

Roswell

Cheryl Culotta (Fr.)

Decatur
Jimmy Cunningham

(Fr.)
Lexington
Barbara Daniel (Fr

Roopville

Marilyn Daniel (Fr.) Melanie Daniel (Fr.) Wayne Daniel (Fr.

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Guy Davenport Max Davidson (Fr.) Cathy Davis (So.J

(So.) Carrollton Chickamauga
Rockmart

Laura Darby (So.)

Larry Darnell (Fr.)

Joanne Davaney

Washington

Decatur

(So.)

Charlotte Davis (Fr.)

Danny Davis (Fr.)

Atlanta

Decatur

Riverdale

Gay Davis (Jr.)
Carrollton

Greg Davis (So.)

Jan Davis (Fr.)

Marlene Davis (Fr

Carrollton

Atlanta

Marietta

Mary Lu Davis (Jr.)

Sherry Davis (Fr.)

Slater Davis (So.)

Marietta

Newnan

Lawrenceville

Suzanne Davis (Fr.)

Lyn Dawson (So.)

Cathy Day (Fr.)

Smyrna

Cedartown

Covington

229

James Dean (Jr.)

Pat DeBord (Fr.)

Jorge Enrique

Linda Delk (Fr.)

Villa Rica

Rossville

DeFord (Fr.)

Atlanta

Karen Denmark (Fr.)

Anne Denney (Fr.)

Costa Rica, Central

Jimmy Dennis (So

Carrollton

Atlanta

Am.

High Point

Christina DeSousa

Mike Devitt (Fr.)

Philip Denney (Fr.)

Susan Dial (Fr.)

(Sp.)

Hogansville

Carrollton

Atlanta

India

Glenda Dewberry

(So.)
Bremen

Sherry Dellinger

Butch Dempsey

(So.)

(So.)

Bowdon

Atlanta

Cathy Dent (Fr.)

John DeSimone(Fr

Cartersville

Carrollton

Robert Diamond

Rhonda Dickens (Fr

(Fr.)

Thomaston

Savannah

230

Patti Dickerson (Fr.)

Rebecca Dickerson

Marilyn Dickey (So.

Marietta

(Fr.)

Decatur

Carolyn Dickson

Marietta

Garner Dillard (Jr.)

(So.)

Charlene Dillard

Hurt, Va.

Carrollton

(So.)
Decatur

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Janet Dion (Jr.)

Paul Diprima (So.)

Forest Park

Rome

Richard Dixon (Jr.)

Debbie Dodson (So

Carrollton

Bowdon

Diane Dodson (So.)

Kathy Dodson (So.

College Park

Villa Rica

Larry Doggett (Jr.)

Carrollton
Linda Donaldson (So.

Atlanta
Lynn Dooley (Fr.)

Forest Park

Margenia Dorsey (Fr

Gainesville
Andrea Doster (Jr.]

Atlanta
Dan Dougherty (Jr.)

Decatur

Susan Douglas (Jr.)

Alpharetta
Rhanda Dover (So.

Atlanta
Carol Dowling (So.

Marietta

Gary Drake (Jr.)

Carrollton
Jimmy Drake (Fr.

Monroe
Jan DuBois (Jr.)

Atlanta

Sherry Duffey (Jr.

Newnan
Gary Duke (Fr.)

Carrollton
Steve Duke (Fr.)

Hiram

Jimmy Dukes (Fr.)

Whitesburg
Perry Dunccn (Jr.)

East Point
Tyra Duncan (Fr.)

Atlanta

231

Jan Dunlap (Fr.)

Atlanta
Sherry Ann Dyer

(Fr.)

Carrollton
Danny Edwards (Jr.)

Decatur
Deborah Eley (So.)

Franklin

Sumanda Dunn (Fr.)

Columbus
Dianne Dyer (So.)

Dalton
Kenneth Edwards
(Jr.)

Oakwood
Gail Elich (Jr.)

Atlanta

Sam Dunson (Jr.)

Carrollton
Glenn Dyer (Jr.)

Rossville
Donald Egner (Fr.)

Buffalo, N. Y.
Janet Ellis (Fr.)

Rome

Cheri Durham (Fr.)

Ft. Oglethorpe
Ann Eason (Fr.)

Fayetteville
Bill Ehrensperger

(Fr.)
College Park
Susan Ellis (Fr.)
La Fayette

232

Daphne Dye (Fr.)

Rockmart
Cindy Eberhardt

(Fr.)
Atlanta
Judy Eichenberger

(So.)
Manchester
Terry Ellis (So.)
Marietta

Debby Dye (Fr.)

Chickamauga
Julie Edmonson (Fr.]

Manchester
Sheila Eidson (Fr.)

Braselton
Sammy Ellison (Fr.)

Bowman

Blair Elliott (Fr .)

Rossville
Elaine Elliott (Jr.)

Dahlonega
Harriet Emanuel (Fr

Baxley
Diane Enns (Fr.)

Atlanta

Linda Erquitt (Fr.)

Atlanta
Jarrett Eschenfelder (Jr.)

Norcross
Gwen Estes (Fr.)

Fort Valley
Toria Estes (Jr.)

Waycross

Shelley Estlund (Fr.

Atlanta
Donna Eubanks (Fr.

East Point
Jill Evans (So.)

Tallapoosa
Olivia Evans (Fr.)

Atlanta

Ray Evans (Fr.)

Dalton
Ruth Evans (Jr.)

Carrollton
Susan Lois Evans (Fr.)

Lithonia
Tim Evans (So.)

Decatur

George W. Fairchild (Jr

Carrollton
Sue Fadden (Fr.)

Doraville
Karen Fanning (Jr.)

Newnan
Sherry Fargason (Jr.)

Gainesville

Charlie Farrell (Jr.)

Marietta
Edwin Paul Faulkner (Fr.)

Manchester
Robert Federer (Fr.)

Carrollton
Frances Ferguson (Jr.)

Thomaston

233

Lane Ferguson (Jr.)

Marietta
Lulu Ferguson (Fr.)

Marietta
Tommy Ferrell (So.)

Newnan
Deidre Fetner (So.)

LaGrange
David Fields (Fr.)

Atlanta

Donna Fields (Fr.)

Atlanta
Linda Fie vet (Fr.)

Waycross
Diane Fincher (Fr.)

LaGrange
Jim Findley (So.)

Bowdon
Sharon Finley (Fr.)

Norcross

Jack Flanders (So.)

Decatur
Jimmy Fleeman (Jr.)

Waverly Hall
Mike Fleming (Fr.)

Newnan
Joanne Flournoy (Jr.)

LaGrange
Linda Ann Flurry (So.)

Carrollton

Peter John Folden (Fr.)

Decatur
Diane Folds (Fr.)

Carrollton
Jim Folk (Fr.)

Denmark, S.C.
Becky Foote (Fr.)

Marietta
David Ford (Fr.)

Summerville

Part Ford (Fr.)

Atlanta
Bill Fordham (Jr.)

Carrollton
Roy Fordham (Fr.)

Hapeville
David Foster (So.)

Carrollton
Frank Foster (Fr.)

LaGrange

Jane Foster (Fr.)

Franklin
Renee Foster (So.)

Smyrna
Vicky Foster (Jr.)

Carrollton
James Fowler (Jr.)

East Point
Larry Fowler (So.)

Marietta

11*4

234

Robert Fowler (Jr.)

Don Fraley (So.)

Cheryl Francis (Fr.)

Chris Franklin (So

High Point

Jacksonville, Fla.

Smyrna

Mableton

Edwin Franklin (Fr.)

Mike Franklin (Fr.)

Gail Franzen (Jr.)

Freda Frasier (Fr.)

Lawrenceville

Mableton

Decatur

Cedartown

V*<v

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Joe Freeman (Jr.)

Atlanta
Lewis Freeman (Jr.

Carrollton
Reed Freeman (Fr.)

Cedartown
Pat Fulgham (Fr.)

Doraville
Kathy Fuller (Fr.)

Carrollton

Susan Lynn Fuller (Fr.

Smyrna
Ann Fuquea (So.)

Calhoun
James Furse (Jr.)

Decatur
Jan Gadd (Fr.)

Newnan
Bob Gallant (So.)

Marietta

Patricia Gallman (Fr.)

Eastman
Martha Gamble (Fr.)

Carrollton
Philip Gambrell (Fr.)

Carrollton
Janice Gamel (Jr.)

Smyrna
Richard Gammans (So.

Atlanta

235

Bob Garrett (Fr.)

Chuck Garrett (Fr.)

LaGrange

Barnesville

Jane Garrett (Jr.)

Jim Garrison (So.)

LaGrange

Carrollton

Carol Gaston (Fr.)

Garland Gibson (Jr.)

Wanda Gibson (Fr.)

Jennie Giesler (Fr.)

Don Gilbert (So.)

Charlie Gilbreath

Carrollton

Carrollton

Thomaston

Smyrna

College Park

(Fr.)

Cheryl Giles (Fr.)

Sherry Gillon (Fr.)

Jerry Girdler (So.)

Jan Gladney (Fr.)

Peggy Glass (So.)

Linda le

Griffin

East Point

Danville, Ky.

Rome

Locust Grove

Chuck Glenn (Fr.)

Howard Glover

Meredith Glover

Beverly Goddard

David Godfrey (Jr.)

Tony Godfrey (Fr.)

Cavespring

(So.)

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

Rome

Rome

Carol Goode (Fr.)

LaGrange

Franklin

Rockmart

Atlanta

236

Terry Goodwin (Jr.)

Dalton
Linda Graham (So.)

Perry

Barbara Gordon

(So.)
Villa Rica
Randy Graham (So.
Griffin

Bob Gordon (So.)

Newnan
Bob Granath (Fr.)

East Point

Hugh Gordon (Fr.)

Atlanta
Billy Grant (Jr.)

Cedartown

Ken Gordon (So.)

Carrollton
John Grant (So.)

Forest Park

Eddie Goss (So.)

Rockmart
Edward Graves (So.

Cedartown

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Don Gray (Fr.)

Byron Green (Fr.)

Danny Green (Fr.)

Lithia Springs

Linda le

Roswell

Karen Green (Fr.)

Steve Green (Jr.)

Tommy Green (So

Blue Ridge

Villa Rica

Roswell

David Greene (Fr.)

Douglas Greene

Bill Greenway (Jr.

Tallapoosa

(Jr.)
Carrollton

Tucker

237

Janis Gregg (Fr.)

Hampton
Royce Griee (Fr.)

LaGrange
Elaine Griffin (Fr.)

Felton

Hugh Gregory (Fr.)

Atlanta
Bruce Griff eth (Fr.)

Atlanta
Jan Griffin (Fr.)

Carrollton

Nancy Gresham

(Fr.)

Carrollton
Kay Griffeth (Jr.)

Jasper
Joan Griffin (Fr.)

Doraville

Lee Griffin (Jr.)

Alan Griggs (Fr.)

Cathy Grimes (So.)

Michael Grizzard

Samantha Grogan

Glenda Grooms

Decatur

Newnan

Rockmart

(Fr.)

(So.)

(So.)

Mike Groover (Fr.)

Joe Grubbs (Fr.)

Sheila Guess (Fr.)

East Point

Marietta

Carrollton

Atlanta

Orchard Hill

Acworth

Sandra Guffey (Fr.)

Bob Guidotti (So.)

Kenny Gunnels (Jr

Chickamauga

Atlanta

Columbus

238

Brenda Gunnin (Jr.

Dallas
Joanne Gunter (Jr.

Monroe
Cindy Gurley (Jr.)

Atlanta
Martha Guy (Fr.)

Newnan
Ches Gwinn (So.)

Jacksonville, Ha.

Myra Halcome (Jr.)

Gainesville
Richard Haliburton (So.)

Atlanta
Sharon Haliburton (Jr.]

Atlanta
Don L. Hall (Fr.)

Atlanta
Donna Hall (So.)

Decatur

Phyllis A. Hall (Fr.,

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Ronnie Hall (So.)

Newnan
Pam Hamilton (Fr.)

Ball Ground
Martha Ham (Fr.)

Montezuma
Jennifer Hambright (Fr.)

Dalton

Becky Hammock

Ronnie Hammock

Rick Hammond

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

Thomaston

Carrollton

Perry

Beth Haney (So

Sandra

Terry Hamrick (So.)

Calhoun

Hammontree

Carrollton

(So.)

Jasper

239

Jim Honey (Jr.)

Decatur
Larry Hanson (So.)

Hogansville

Judy Handley (Fr.)

Thomaston
Sylvia Hanson (Fr.)

Shiloh

Lisa Handley (Fr.)

Manchester
Gail Harden (Jr.)

Carrollton

Keith Handran (Jr.)

Gainesville
Janice Harden (Fr.)

Griffin

Jeannie Hanes (Fr.)

Gainesville
Carolyn Hardin (Fr.)

Marietta

Evelyn Hansard (Fr.)

Alpharetta
Debbie Hardman

(Fr.)
Forest Park

Janette Hardy (Jr.)

Brooks
Bobby Harrington

(Fr.)
East Point
John Harris (Jr.)

Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

Parks Hardy (Fr.)

Griffin
Jack Harrington (Jr.

Carrollton
Linda Harris (Fr.)

Orlando, Fla.

Phillip Hardy (So.)

Atlanta
Charles Harris (Jr.

Austell
Mike Harris (Fr.)

Cartersville

Johnny Harper (Jr.)

College Park
Kaye Harris (Fr.)

Hogansville
Ronnie Harris (Fr.)

Marietta

240

Dick Harrison (So.)

McDonough
Bob Harwell (Fr.)

Gainesville

Miriam Harrison

(Fr.)
Bowdon
Dee Hatcher (Fr.)

Forest Park

Margaret Harrod

(Fr.)
Bowdon
Debra Hatchett(Fr

Fort Valley

Ann Hart (Fr.)

Decatur
Thomas Hattaway

(Fr.)
Clarkston

Lamar Hartman

(So.)
Hogansville
Gilda Hartness (Jr.
Atlanta

James Harvey (So.)
Travelers Rest, S. C.
Jill Hautman (Fr.)

Pam Hawkins (Jr.)

Carrollton
James Hayes (So.)

Villa Rica
Laurine Haynes (Fr.

Warm Springs

Paul Hawks (Jr.)

Barnesville
Jack Haynes (Fr.)

Decatur
Regina Haynes (Fr.

Carrollton

Carolyn Hayes (Jr.)

Adairsville
Jimmy Haynes (So.)

Moreland
Elaine Hazelrigs
(Fr.)

Atlanta

241

James Lee Heard

Mary Jane Head

Bob Heflin (Jr.)

Angelia Helton (So.)

Donna Helton (Fr.)

David Hembree (Jr.

(Jr.)

(So.)

Huntsville, Ala.

Atlanta

Douglasville

Villa Rica

Carrollton

Monroe

Gordon Henderson

John Henderson

Steve Henderson

Wayne Henderson

Barry Henderson

Cheryl Henderson

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

(Jr.)

(So.)

Rome

Roswell

Newnan

Villa Rica

Villa Rica

Tallapoosa

Brenda Hensley (Fr.)

Marinell Henson

Becky Herndon (Jr.)

Bobby Herring (Fr.

Pam J. Hendley(Fr)

Randall Henley (Fr.)

Atlanta

(Jr.)

Dalton

Hartwell

Chamblee

Carrollton

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David Herring (Jr.)

Atlanta

Edwin L. Herron

(So.)

Gayle Hetzel (Fr.)
Carrollton

Pam Hewes (Fr.)
East Point

Lithia Springs
Chris He wett (Fr.)

Mary Helen Hicks

(Fr.)

Yatesville

LaGrange

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4lli

Steve Hicks (Fr.)

Nancy Higgins (Fr.)

Atlanta

Forest Park

Kathy Hightower

Anna Hill (Fr.)

(Fr.)

Atlanta

Roopville

Tom Hill (So.)

Larry Hill (Fr.)

Ellijay

Hickory, Ky.

Sue Hilley (So.)

East Point
Frank Hines [Jr.)

Carrollton
Judy Hines (So.)
Carrollton

Jim Hitchcock (Fr.)

Lilburn
Michael Hitchcock (So.

Griffin
Carol Hobbs (Jr.)

Mableton

Sallie Hodges (Fr )

College Park
Glen Hodnett (So.)

Pine Mountain
Tom Holcombe So.)

Carrollton

Billy Holmes (Fr.)

Griffin
Beth Hogg (Fr.)

Cedartown
Mary Holbrooks (So.)

Monroe

Linda Holcomb (Fr.)

Ball Ground
Martha Holland (So

Thomaston
Rocky Holland (Fr.)

Rome

Ronnie Hollifield (Fr.

Alpharetta
Brenda Hollis (Fr.)

West Point
Benny Holloway (Fr.)

Ellijay

243

Jackie Holloway

Brenda Holmes (Jr.)

Holly Hoist (Fr.)

Janis Holt (Fr.)

Jeanette Holt (Jr.)

Ken Holt (So.)

(Fr.)

Carrollton

Chamblee

LaGrange

Canton

Carrollton

Atlanta

Gary Holtzclaw (Fr.)

Don Holzderber (Fr.)

Linda Hoon (So.)

Joyce Hopkins (Jr.)

Carol Hopton (Fr.)

Michael Holt (Jr.)

Collge Park

Elsmere, Ky.

Doraville

Atlanta

Atlanta

Rome

Johnny Horton (So.)

Rusty Horton (So.)

Hesta House (Fr.)

Jimmy Hovanec

Frieda Howard (So.)

Donna Home (Fr.)

Manchester

Atlanta

Eastman

(Fr.)

Carrollton

Newnan

Sandy Howard (So.)

David Howington

Randy Howell (So.)

Atlanta

Carole Hubert (Fr.)

Marie Howard (Jr.)

Atlanta

(Fr.)

Fairburn

Sue Huber (So.)

Atlanta

LaGrange

Hogansville

Atlanta

244

Jerry Huckabee (Fr.)

Hogansville
Jane Huckaby (Fr.)

Atlanta
Ricky Huckeba (Fr )

Mableton
Elaine Huddleston (So.)

Franklin

Susan Huddleston (So.)

Carrollton
John Edward Hudson (Fr.)

Madison
Joyce Hudson (So.)

Avagon
Karen Hudson (So.)

Greenville

Steve Hudson (Fr.)

Atlanta
Susan Hudspeth (Fr.

Marietta
Mike Huey (Fr.)

Bowdon
Jim Huff (So.)

Winder

Lynda Huff (Jr.)

Atlanta
Nancy Huff (So.)

Marietta
Ellen Huft (So.)

East Point
Deborah Hughes (So.

Smyrna

Evelyn Hughes (Jr.)

Atlanta
Margaret Hughes (So.)

Mableton
Rosewyn Hughes (Jr.)

Atlanta
Sandra Huggins (Fr.)

College Park

Anne Huie (Fr.)

Monroe
Linda Hulsey (Jr.!

Smyrna
David Humphries (Jr.]

West Point
Devra Humphries (Jr.

LaGrange

245

Sally J. Hunnicutt (Jr.)

Madison
JoAnne Hunt (So.)

Atlanta
William Hunt (Fr.)

Columbus
Don Hunter (Jr.)

Marietta
Jackie Hunter (So.)

Marietta

Steve Hunter (Fr.)

College Park
Candy Hurst (Fr.)

Jackson
Marie Huston (So.)

Athens
Lynn Hutson (Jr.)

Conyers
Rebecca Hyde (Fr.;

Blue Ridge

Tony Hyde (Fr.)

Bowdon
Jane Ingram (So.)

Winder
Norma Ingram (So.)

Covington
Doug Ivester (So.)

Dalton
Margaret Jaccino (Fr.)

Warner Robins

Joan Jack (Jr.)

Canton
Benita Jackson (So.)

Franklin
Bonnie Jackson (So.)

Atlanta
Joy W. Jackson (So.)

Roopville
Phyllis Jackson (Jr.)

Carrollton

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Tommy Jackson (So.)

Carrollton
Sara Jackson (So.)

Calhoun
Wade Jackson (Jr.)

Newnan
Baxter James (Fr.)

Macon
Carlo Marie James (Fr.

Macon

Ricky James (Fr.)

Gabbettville
Dennis Jarred (Fr.)

Covington
Carol Sue Jarrett (Fr.)

Atlanta
Gail Jarrett (Fr.)

Smyrna
Larry Jarrett (Fr.)

Adairsville

246

Wanda Jarrett (Fr.)

Cartersville
Danny Jett (Fr.)
Roswell

Michael Jenkins (Jr. )

LaGrange
Howard Johnsa

(So.)
Carrollton

Susan Jenkins (Fr.)

Carrollton
Buster Johnson (Fr.

Marietta

Lynda Jones (Fr.;

Forest Park
Dale Johnson (Fr

Roopville

David Johnson (Jr.)

Ringgold
Dawn Johnson (Fr.)

Griffin
Denver Johnson (So.

Bremen
Dianne Johnson (Jr.)

Carrollton
Jan Johnson (Jr.)

Dalton

Jerry Johnson (Fr.)

Marietta
Joanne Johnson (Fr.

Decatur
Joyce Johnson (Jr.)

Avondale Est.
Kay Johnson (Fr.)

Fairburn
Ken Johnson (Jr.)

Covington

Pat Johnson (So.)

Rome
Ray Neal Johnson (Fr

Sautee
Reid Johnson (Fr.)

Atlanta
Rob Johnson (So.)

Thomaston
Ronnie Johnson (So.)

Griffin

247

Sidney Johnson (Fr.) Wayne Johnson (Jr.)

Gordon Alamo

Emmie Johnston Eueline Johnston

(So.) (Fr.)

Decatur Carrollton

Barbara Joiner (Fr.)

Macon
Lynn Jones (Fr.)

Carrollton
Camilla Jordon (Jr.)

Bowman

Bob Jones (So.)

Griffin
Mallory Jones (Jr.)

Marietta
Cecil Jordon (Jr.)

Columbus

Bruce Jones (Jr.)

Carrollton
Michael Jones (Jr.)

Carrollton
James T. Jordon (Jr.

Canton

Candy Jones (Fr.)

Decatur
Pam Jones (Fr.)

Covington
Jacquelyn Diane
Junkins (Fr.)

LaFayette

Carol Jones (Fr.)

Carrollton
Randall Jones (Fr.)

Flowery Branch
Patricia Kaylor (Fr.

Decatur

Frankie Jones (So.)

Atlanta
Sandra Jones (Fr.)

Dallas
Bill Keappler (Jr.)

East Point

248

Harold Kee (Fr.)

Darrell Keith (Fr.)

Carolyn Kelley (Fr.)

Mark Kelly (Fr.)

Nancy Kemp (So.)

JoAnn Kendall (Fr.)

Newnan

Powder Springs

Carrollton

Carrollton

Marietta

Gainesville

John Kenemer (Jr.)

Henry Kennedy (Jr.)

Louis Kennedy (Fr.)

Bruce Kenny (Jr.)

Greg Kenny (Fr.)

James Kent (Jr.)

Carrollton

Rome

Decatur

Atlanta

Augusta

Bowdon

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Linda Kesler (Fr.)

Eula Key (Fr.)

Mike Key (Fr.)

Decatur

Bowdon

LaGrange

Steven Kiemele

Linda Kiker (Fr.)

Patricia Kilbourn

(Fr.)

Blue Ridge

(Jr.)

Atlanta

Bill Kilgore (Jr.)

Douglasville

Linda Kile (Jr.)

Douglasville

Dwain Kilgore (Fr.)

East Point

Auburn

249

Dolly Killette (Fr.)

Hugh King (So.)

Joan King (Fr.)

West Point

Thomaston

Carrollton

Kathie King (Fr.)

Nancy King (Jr.)

Kathy Kinley (Fr

Tucker

Bowdon

College Park

Marlyn Kirk (So.)

Steve Kiser (Fr.)

Nancy Kiser (Fr.)

Atlanta

East Point

Rome

Gail Kitchens (Fr.)

Susan Kitchens (Jr.)

Janice W. Kittle (Jr.)

Nita Knauff (Jr.)

David Knight (Fr.)

Kathy Knight (Fr

Hamilton

Warrenton

Carrollton

Cairo

LaGrange

Carrollton

Ronnie Knott (Fr.)

Judy Kubala (Fr.)

Mike Kuczmarski

Jane Kuglar (Fr.)

Gilbert Thomas

Debra Lake (Fr.)

Summerville

Manchester

(Jr.)
Decatur

Dunwoody

Lafon (Jr.)
Carrollton

Macon

250

Barbara Lally (Jr.)

Atlanta
Ernest Lamar (Jr.)

Tignall
Ellen Lamb (So.)

West Point
Buddy Lambert (Fr.

Carrollton
Jan Lambert (Jr.j
Carrollton

Margie Lambeth (So.)

East Point
Jane Lange (Fr.)

Cedartown
Jim Lane (So.)

Rockmart
Martha Lane (Fr.)

College Park
Patricia Ann Lane (Fr.)

Carrollton

Anne Langley (Fr.J

Lafayette
Ronald Langley (Fr.)

Carrollton
Bill Lankford (Jr.)

Carrollton
Lynn Lankford (Fr.)

LaGrange
Larry Lannine (Fr.)

Ellijay

Kenneth L. Malone

Carrollton
Caroline Lassiter

(Fr.)
Atlanta

Sandy Lawrence

(Fr.)
Decatur
Ann Leard (Fr.)
Hartwell

Janie Lawson (Jr.)

Rockmart
Mary Ann Leathers

(Fr.)
Hapeville

251

Vera Leathers (Fr.)

Mike Ledbetter

Dixie Lee (Fr.)

Jerry Lee (Fr.)

Joan Lee (Fr.)

Lynn Lee (Fr.)

Atlanta

(So.)

Fayetteville

Dallas

Douglasville

Atlanta

Steve Lee (Jr.)

Palmetto

Jenny Lewis (Jr.)

Ken Lewis (So.)

Peggi Lewis (Jr.)

Tommy Lewis (Fr

Carrollton

Gwen Lewis (Jr.)
Villa Rica

Smyrna

Atlanta

Monroe

Marietta

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Billy Lindsey (So.)

Randy Lindsey (Fr.)

Walter Line (Jr.)

Jimmy Lipham (Jr.)

Cedartown

Cedartown

College Park

LaGrange

Pat Lipham (Fr.)

Wayne Lipham (Jr.)

Shirley Lippincott

Joan Little (So.)

Franklin

Carrollton

(Fr.)

Carrollton

Donna Long (So.)

Gary Long (Fr.)

Rome

Quinton Long (Jr.)

dimming

Newnan

Larry Long (So.)
Bremen

Centerville

252

Wayne Long (So.)

Ronald Looney (Fr.)

Sandra Lovvorn

Sherry Lovvorn (Fr.)

Jimmy Lowe (Fr.)

Tom Lumpkin (So

Bremen

Rossville

(So.)

Roopville

Marietta

Wedowee, Ala.

Barry Lunsford (Fr.)

Cheryl Lunsford (Fr.)

Carrollton

Jimmy Madden (Jr.)

Barbara Maddox

Gil Maddox (So.)

Douglasville

Smyrna

Beverly Lyle (So.)

Smyrna

Sharpsburg

(Fr.)
Newnan

Carrollton

Judi Maddox (Fr.)

Fort Valley
Diane Mahaffey

(Fr.)
Atlanta
Henry Mangum (Jr

Carrollton

Mike Maddox (Fr.) Rick Maher (So.)
Morrow Yonkers, N. Y.

Tim Maley (Fr.) Linda Malone (Fr.)
LaGrange Lafayette

Geraldine Manning Mark Manning (Jr.)
(Jr-) Decatur

Carrollton

253

Tim Mansfield (Fr.)

Sharon Mansour

Freddie Marbut

Palmetto

(Fr.)

(So.)

Bill Marston (Fr.)

Atlanta

Lexington

Roswell

Judy Marston (So.)

Dan Martin (Jr.)

Michael Martin (Fr.)

Roswell

Forest Park

Atlanta

Pam Martin (Fr.)

Rick Martin (Jr.)

Decatur

Cornelia

Jim Markham (So.)

The Rock
Kenneth Martin (Fr.

Cedartown
Sonny Martin (Jr.)

Atlanta

Marilyn Marsh (Fr.)

Tucker
Mary Martin (Jr.)

Jackson
Susie Martin (So.)

Atlanta

Terry Marshall (Jr.

Griffin
Mary Martin (Fr.)

Carrollton
Don Mason (Fr.)

Locust Grove

254

Teresa Mashburn

David Mask (Jr.)

Linda Mason (Fr.)

(Fr.)

Jackson

Atlanta

Carrollton

Lynne Massey (Jr.)

Marguerite Mather

Laura Massey (So.)

Nicholson

(Fr.)

Nicholson

Dunwoody

Martha McClendon

(Fr.)

Bremen
John McClung (Fr.)

Ellijay
Lynn McClung (So.)

Avondale Estates

Tom McClendon (Jr.)

Moreland
Deborah McClung

(Fr.)
East Point
Sandra McClure

(So.)
Hockessin, Del.

Lynanne Mathews (Jr.)

Lexington
Alvin Matthews (Fr.)

Alpharetta
Marsha Matthews (Fr.)

Thomaston

Beverly May (Fr.)

Dallas
Junnifer Mayfield (Jr.)

Douglasville
Leonard Mayfield [Fr.]

Ellijay

Sara Mayes (Fr.)

Marietta
Bonnie Mackenzie (Fr

Chamblee
Patty MacLean (Jr.)

Braselton

Susan MacLean (So.)

Braselton
Brenda McBrayer (Fr.)

Cumming
Renee McBrayer (Fr.)

Cumming

Donny McBryde (Fr.)

Rockmart
Philip McCamy (Fr.)

Chatsworth
John H. McCanless (Jr

Salisbury, N. C.

Scotty McCarthy (So.)

West Point
Betty McClendon (Sol

Temple
Frances McClendon (Fr.)

Moreland

255

256

Peggy McCollum

Jane McConnell

Tom McConnell (Jr.)

Marsha McCord (Fr.)

Thomas McCorlew

Mary McCoy (Fr.)

(Fr.)

(So.)

Carrollton

College Park

(Fr.)

Conyers

Carrollton

LaGrange

Cynthia McDaniel

Sammy McDaniel

Columbus

Anne McDougal (Fr.)

Paul McCreery (Fr.)

Chris McDaniel (Fr.)

(So.)

(So.)

Marcia McDearis

Atlanta

Jefferson

Decatur

Dexter

Smyrna

(Fr.)

Marsha McGill (So.)

Judy McElhannon

Terrell McElheney

Gary McElroy (Fr.)

Virginia McEver (Fr. )

Manchester

Chula Vista, Calif.

(Jr.)

(So.)

Doraville

Cave Spring

Phillip McGhee (So.)

Sally McHan (Fr.)

Athens

Eatonton

Jan McGowan (So.)

Ressa McGraw (So.)

Carrollton

Columbus

David McGinnis

Judy Ann McGinnis

Palmetto

Bremen

Tommy McGuire

(So.)

(So.)

(So.)

Rome

Tallapoosa

Sowdon

Mike Melntyre (Fr.)

East Point
Bonnie McKay (Jr.)

Atlanta
Doug McKelrey (Fr.)

Morrow
Barbara S. McKenzie (So.

Carrollton

Fulton McKenzie, III (So.)

Marietta
Emily McKibben (Jr.)

Jackson
Linda McKibben (So.)

Bowdon
Paula McKinney (Jr.)

Atlanta

Larry McKoy (Fr.)

Newnan
Gloria McLain (Jr.)

Mt. Zion
Jan McLendon (Jr.)

Roopville
Linda McLeroy (Jr.)

Atlanta

Penny McMichen (So.)

Atlanta
Connie McMillan (So.)

Atlanta
Kathleen McMurrain (So.

Jasper
Nina McTyre (Fr.)

Dallas

Sam Meade (Jr.)

Macon
Carol Meadows (Jr.

Atlanta
Elaine Meadows (Fr

Marietta
Linda Mealor (Fr.)

Newnan

Andrea Medlock (Jr

Mableton
Christy Medlock (Fr.

Mableton
Glenda Meeks (So.)

Carrollton
Richard Meigs (Fr.)

Bowdon

257

Donna Melton (So.)

Atlanta
Jeff Melton (Fr.)

Eatonton
Rick Melville (Fr.)

Newnan
Petm Mercer (Fr.)

East Point
Jimmy Merrell (Fr.)

Rome

Donna Merrill (Fr.)

Franklin
Elizabeth Merritt (So.)

Griffin
Rick Meyer (Jr.)

Decatur
Richard G. Milam (Jr.)

Griffin
John Milledge (Jr.)

Atlanta

Anne Miller (Jr.)

Carrollton
Barbara Miller (Fr.)

East Point
Carolyn D. Miller (So.

Carrollton
Don T. Miller (Jr.)

Atlanta
Iris Miller (So.)

Cuthbert

Jim Miller (Fr.)

College Park
Randy Miller (Fr.)

Newnan
Brenda Millican (Fr.)

Rome
Margie A. Mills (So.)

Chattanooga, Tenn.
Deborah Milsap (Fr.)

Warm Springs

Bill Mincey (Jr.)

Carrollton
Kenny Minor (Fr.)

Marietta
Michael Mitcham (Fr.)

Warm Springs
Becky Mitchell (Fr.)

Jonesboro
Buddy Mitchell (Fr.)

Stockbridge

Gail Mitchell (So.)

East Point
Glenn Mitchell (Jr.)

Austell
John Wesley Mitchell (Fr.

Hampton
Kathy Mitchell (Fr.)

Atlanta
Michael Mitchell (Fr.)

Atlanta

258

Norman Mitchell

(Fr.)

David Mixon (So.)
Thomaston

Charles Mizell (Fr.)

LaGrange

Larry Mobley (Jr.)
Carrollton

Carrollton
Kathy Mohr (Fr.)
Johnstown, Pa.

Charles Monk (Fr.)
Douglasville

Eleanor

Montgomery

(So.)
Rome

Susan Montgomery

(Fr.)
Atlanta

Jim Monti (Fr.)

Kennesaw
Mary Jane Moody (Fr

Tunnel Hill
Jimmy Moon (So.)

Stone Mountain
Camille Moore (Fr.)

Carrollton
Clyde Moore (Jr.)

Ellenwood

Dianne Moore (Jr

Canton
Elaine Moore (Jr.)

Dacula
Jenny Moore (So.

Decatur
Joan Moore (So.)

Monroe
Linda Moore (Fr.)

Pine Mountain

Marcia Moore (So.)

Marietta
Mike Moore (So.)

Dalton
Pat Moore (Fr.)

Bowdon
Karen Morgan (Fr.)

Rossville
Larry Morgan (Jr.)

Jackson

259

Sharon Morgan (Fr.) Dianne Morgret(Fr.)

Cartersville Decatur

Barbara Morris (Fr.) Debby Morris (Fr.)

Stockbridge Ft. McPherson

James Ray Morris

Louise Morris (Jr.)

Mary Ann Morris

Bernie Morrison

Bobby Moseley (Jr.)

Margie Moten (F

(Fr.)

Marietta

(So.)

(So.)

Macon

Carrollton

Turbeville, S. C.

Susan Motz (Fr.)

Greenville

College Park

Constance Mueller

Lillian Mull (Fr.)

Debby Motes (Fr.)

Decatur

Ronnie Mozley (Jr.)

Neal Mucklow (Fr.)

(So.)

Blue Ridge

Rome

Reginald Mullinax

Decatur

Decatur

Rossville

Scott Murphy (Fr

Patricia Mull (Fr.)

(Jr.)

Chris Mullis (Fr.)

Jan Murdoch (So.)

Ida Murphy (Fr.)

Doraville

Macon

Dalton

Chickamauga

Miami, Fla.

Cedartown

260

Sharon Murphy (So.)

Wayne Murphy

Gayle Morrow (So.)

Janice Muse (Fr.)

George H. Myers

Jerry Nacht (Jr.)

Decatur

(So.)

Carrollton

East Point

(Jr.)

Carrollton

Sarah Nally (Jr.)

Decatur

Janet Nash (Fr.)

Jim Nasworthy (Fr.)

Marietta

Lucinda B. Neai

Rydal

Susan Nalley (So.)

Atlanta

Avondale Estates

LaGrange

Sandra Nation (So.)
Franklin

Atlanta

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Paula Neurauter

Trudy New (Fr.)

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(Fr.)

Carrollton

Hogansville

Athens

Bo Newsome (Jr

Casey Newman (Jr.)

Ray Newman (Fr.)

Chickamauga

Newnan

Tallapoosa

David Nix (Fr.)

Bubba Nicholas (Fr.)

Bob Niedrach (So.)

Cleveland

Mableton

LaGrange

261

Donna Nix (Fr.j

Atlanta
Jennifer Oakes (Fr.

Atlanta

James C. Nix (Fr.

Cedartown
Ken Odom (So.)

Forest Park

Alan North (Jr.)

Decatur
Randy Odom (Fr.)

Thomaston

Laura North (Fr.

Marietta
Ned Ogburn (Fr.

Atlanta

Richard Mervin
North (Fr.)

College Park
Kay Oglesby (Jr.)

Atlanta

SallieNorthcutt(Fr.

Marietta
Karin Olafsdottir

(SpO

Malmoe, Sweden

Joan Oldknow (Fr.)

Carolyn Oliver (Jr.)

Karen Orr (Fr.)

Wendy Orrell (Fr.

Atlanta

East Point

Washington

Marietta

Frank Osburn (So.)

Marcia Osborn (Fr.)

Pam Osterhoudt

Melinda Overton

Carrollton

Rome

(So.)

(So.)

Myra Overton (Fr.)

Steve Owen (Fr.)

Smyrna

East Point

Smyrna

Winter Haven, Fla.

Ricky Owens (Fr.)

Evelyn Owensby

Athens

(Fr.)
Commerce

262

Clint O'Brien (Jr.)

Sandra O'Brien (Fr.)

Dan O'Conner (So.)

Fred O'Hare (Fr.)

Pat Pafford (So.)

Bill Palmer (Fr.)

Griffin

Griffin

Atlanta

Smyrna

Chamblee

Atlanta

Dianne Palmer (So.)

Beverly Parham

Jane Parham (Fr.)

Larry Parham (Fr.)

Sally Pat Park (So.)

Deborah Parker

Carrollton

(Fr.)

Hogansville

Cornelia

Ideal

(So.)

Atlanta

Decatur

Elaine Parker (Fr.)

Lamar Parker (So.)

Linda Parker (Fr.)

Bremen

Atlanta

Trion

John Parkes (Jr.)

Freida Dale Parks

David Parmer (So

Mountaintop, Penn.

(Fr.)

LaGrange

James Parmer (Jr.)

Temple

Sammy Pate (Fr.)

Carrollton

Linda Parrish (Fr.)
Atlanta

Newnan

263

Becky Patrick (So.)

Gary Patrick (Fr.)

Judy Patrick (So.)

Griffin

Oxford

Franklin

Jan Patterson (Fr.)

Ricky Patterson (Fr.)

Marianna Pattillo

Canton

Austell

(So.)

Alice Payne (Fr.)

Ann Payne (Jr.)

West Point

Canton

Smyrna

David Payne, III (Fr

Carrollton

I " Sl

Ginnie Payne (Fr.)

Atlanta
Suzan Peavy (So.)

Decatur

Tommy Payne (Fr.)

Carrollton
Jeanne Peek (Jr.)

Atlanta

Vicki Payne (Jr.) Steven Peace (Fr.) Elaine Peacock (So.) Claire Pearson (Fr.)

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Sally Peil (Fr.) Debbie Pender (So.) John Penny (So.) Ross Peppers (So.)

Duluth Smyrna Morrow Atlanta

264

Diane Perdue (So.)

LaGrange
Janice Perdue (Jr.)

Atlanta
Howard Perkins (Jr

Carrollton
Joyce Perkins (Fr.)

Newnan
Dick Perreault (Jr.)

Chamblee

Lynn Perrirt (Jr.)

East Point
Bill Perry (So.)

Atlanta
Brenda Perry (Fr.)

Atlanta
Creg Perry (So.)

Atlanta
Wayne Peters (Fr.)

Atlanta

Edward Petrucci (So.

Decatur
Bobbe Pharr (Jr.)

Carrollton
Douglas Pharr (Jr.)

Carrollton
Joan Phillips (Fr.)

Carrollton
Connie Pickens (So.)

Stone Mountain

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Charla Pickle (Fr.)

Anne Pierce (So.)

Parker Pierce (Jr

Menlo

Carrollton

East Point

Steve Pierce (Fr.)

John Franklin

Joy Pipkin (Fr.)

Newnan

Pinson (So.)

Rome

Stone Mountain

265

Samuel Pittard (Fr.)

Ann Pitts (Fr.)

Danny Wm.

Lois Pogue (Fr.)

Mike Pollard (Fr.)

Brenda Pope (Fr.)

Duluth

Griffin

Plunkett (Fr.)

East Point

Ranburne, Ala.

Hapeville

Diane Pope (Jr.)

George Pope (Jr.)

Sea Island

Donna Porter (Fr.)

Jerry Porter (So.)

Dianne Postelle (Fr.)

Tallapoosa

Carrollton

Mary Popham (So.)

Powder Springs

Carrollton

Dalton

Jimmy Postell (So.)

Sherry Potter (Fr.)

Rome

Julie Power (So.)

Joel Prendergast

Rebecca Prentice

Villa Rica

East Point

Elizabeth Powell

Newnan

(So.)

(Fr.)

(Jr.)

Atlanta

Carrollton

Macon

Judy Preston (So.)

Steve Preston (Jr.)

Dean Price (So.)

Carrollton

Ranburne, Ala.

Adairsville

Mary Frances Price

Mike Prickett (Fr.)

Herby Pridgeon (Jr

(So.)

Marietta

Fayetteville

Clarkesville

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266

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Judy Prince (Fr.)

Franklin
Elaine Pritchett

Stone Mountain
Cathy Pruitt (Fr.)
Cedartown

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Lynn Prince (Fr.)

Carroilton
June Prosser (So.)

Gainesville
Phillip Psalmond (Fr

Columbus

Donna Puckett (Jr.

Atlanta
Scott Puckett (Fr.)

Salem, N. J.
Ivelyn Puett (Fr.)

Ac worth

Lynn Purdom (So.)

Perry
Mike Purvis (Jr.)

Thomaston
Carol Putnam (So.)

Fairburn

Michael Queen (Fr.

Blue Ridge
Linda Rachels (Jr.)

Atlanta
Janet Rackley (Fr.)

Perry

Leigh Ragsdale (So.)

Dallas
Linda Ragsdale (Jr.)

LaGrange
Richard Rainwater (Fr.

Rome

Judy Rakestraw (Fr.

Atlanta
Peggy Ramsey (Fr.)

Rome
Tommy Raney (So.)

Jackson

Jeff Rasberry (Fr.)

Atlanta
Patricia Ratledge iSo.

Atlanta
Bill Rauschenberg (Fr.

East Point

267

Deborah Ray (Fr.)

Eugene Read (Fr.)

Richard Read (So.)

Frankie Reagin (So.)

Becky Reaves (Fr.)

Mike Rector (Fr.)

Rome

Social Circle

Atlanta

Ellenwood

Hapeville

College Park

Delain Reddin (So.)

Robert Redding (Fr.)

Debe Reece (Fr.)

Pam Reed (So.)

Randy Reed (Fr.)

Sara Reed (Fr.)

Bremen

Temple

Decatur

Jones boro

Smyrna

Marietta

Shelley Reed (Fr.)

Susan Reed (Fr.)

Terry Reese (Jr.)

Bobby Reeves (So.)

Jane Reeves (So.)

Rick Reeves (Jr.)

Atlanta

Smyrna

Stone Mountain

Temple

Buchanan

East Point

Sue Reeves (Fr.)

Vieki Reeves (Fr.)

Wayne Reeves (Fr.)

Jim Reynolds (Jr.)

Robert Reynolds

Ron Reynolds (Fr

East Point

Riverdale

Tucker

Atlanta

(So.)
Atlanta

Marietta

268

Ronnie Rhodes (So.)

Carrollton
Sally Rice (Fr.j

Cartersville
Regina Richard (Fr.)

Atlanta
Rae Richardson (So.)

Rome

Wayne Richardson (Fr.

Atlanta
Will Richmond, II (Fr.)

Cumming
Larry Ricks (Jr.)

Stockbridge
Ethel Riden (Fr.)

Madison

James Rider (So.)

Newnan
Martha Rider (Jr.)

Newnan
Robert Ridgeway (Fr.)

Jackson
Diane Rife (Jr.)

Smyrna

Dan Riley (Fr.)

Mayfield, Ky.
Lynne Riley (Fr.)

Atlanta
Judi Ristow (Jr.)

Rome
Dehancey Rivers

Atlanta

Erskine Rivers (So.)

Bremen
Karen Roach (So.)

Atlanta
Bill Robbins (Fr.)

College Park
Gary Robbins (Jr.)

Carrollton

David Roberts (So.

Villa Rica
Johnny Roberts (Fr

College Park
Kathy Roberts (Jr.)

Atlanta
Steve Roberts (So.)
Thomaston

269

Joyce Robertson (So.)

LaGrange
Susan Robertson (Jr.)

LaGrange
Wayne Robertson (So.)

Covington
Charlie Robinson (So.)

College Park
Danny Robinson (Fr.)

Bowdon

Kathy Robinson (So.)

Bremen
Susan Robinson (Fr.)

Jefferson
Gai! Robison (Jr.)

Villa Rica
Sue Robison (Fr.)

Carrollton
Jeannette Robitaille (Fr.

Marietta

Marsha Rodbell (Fr.)

Atlanta
Danny Roddenberry (Jr

Carrollton
Ginger Rogers (Fr.)

Smyrna
Jean Rogers (Fr.)

Gainesville
Judy Rogers (Fr.)

Decatur

Les Rogers (Jr.)

Carrollton
Mickey Rogers (So.

Sharpsburg
Roy Rogers (So.)

Decatur
Trish Rogers (So.)

Smyrna
Wayne Rogers (Fr.)

Trion

Randall Rolen (Fr.)

Dalton
Janet Rollins (Fr.)

Atlanta
Mike Romano (Fr.)

Hollywood, Fla.
Jackie Jeannine Rooks (Fr

College Park
John Rooks (Fr.)

Carrollton

Michael Rooney (Fr.)

Atlanta
Binky Roos (Fr.)

Chamblee
Wendy Rosenbalm (Fr.)

Mt. Zion
Dale Ross (Fr.)

Rome
Patsy Ross (Fr.)

BallGround

270

Paula Ross (Jr.)

East Point
Elaine Rowe (Fr.)

Carrollton

Richard Ross (So.)

Stone Mountain
Leigh Rowe (Fr.)

East Point

Sharon Ross (Fr.)

Columbus
Eddie Rowell (So.)

Bowdon

John Rousselle (So.)

Thomaston
Bee Gee Reece

Blue Ridge

Joe Rutherford (Fr.)

At' nta
Tom Sale, Jr. (Fr.)

Atlanta
Sheila Salley (Jr.)

East Point
Danny Sammons (Fr.

Covington
Marcia Sams (So.)

College Park

Kathy Sanchez (Fr.)

Atlanta
Billy Sanders (Fr.)

Tallapoosa
Bobby Sanders (Fr.)

Tallapoosa
Eleanor Sanders (Fr.

Rockmart
Giny Sanders (Fr.)

Newnan

Joel Sanders (Fr.)

Nesvnan
Kathy Sanders (Fr.)

Griffin
Tommy Sanders (So.

Thomaston
Wayne Sanders (Jr.)

Rockmart
Tommy Sapp i so. 1

Rome

271

Betty Sue Sappe

Jerry Satterfield

(So.)

(Jr.)

Gordon

White

Gail Saunders (Fr.)

Sallye Savelle (Fr

Macon

Carrollton

Linda Schepman

Diana Schoofs (So.)

Terri Scruggs (So.)

Karen Seay (Fr.)

Hank Segars (So.)

Ann Self (So.)

(Fr.)

Atlanta

Atlanta

Canton

Eatonton

West Point

East Point

Mike Settles (Fr.)

Elaine Sewell (So.)

Marian Shackleford

Henry Shaddix (Jr.)

Greg Sharp (Fr.)

Joyce

Atlanta

Senoia

(Fr.)

Dawsonville

Summerville

Sellmansberger

Havalyn Shaw (Fr.)

Wayne Shaw (Fr.)

Carrollton

Hugh Sheffield (Jr.)

Melinda Shelburne

(Jr.)

Gainesville

Cedartown

Howard Shealy (So.)

Canton

(Fr.)

Tucker

Tallapoosa

Columbus

William Michael

Sharpe (Fr.)

Adairsville

272

Edwin Shelnutt (Jr.) Martha Shelnutt (Fr.) Lamar Shepard (Fr.) Molly Shepard (Fr.

Newnan Hapeville Aragon Newnan

Sid Shorn (Jr.) Carolyn Sills (Fr.) Jane Simons (Fr.) Walter Simons (Fr.

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Pamela Shirey (Fr.) Kay Shoemaker (So

Atlanta Rome

David Simpson (Jr.) Henry Sims (Jr.)

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Kay Skinner (Fr.)

Rebecca Skinner (Fr

Fairburn

Carrollton

Austell

Amy Slade (Fr.)

Sherry Slate (Fr.)

Barry Slay (Fr.)

Rome

Fayetteville

Warner Robins

Steve Sligar (Fr.)

Larry Small wood

Don Smart (Fr.)

Tucker

(So.)

Barley

Carrollton

273

Allen Smith (Jr.)

Hapeville
Angela Smith (Fr.)

La Fayette
Betty Smith (Jr.)

Douglasville
Beverly Smith (So.)

Carrollton
Billy Smith (Jr.)

Carrollton

Brenda Smith (Fr.)

Union City
Brenda Smith (So.)

Reynolds
Cathy Smith (Fr.)

Atlanta
Danny Smith (Fr.)

Palmetto
Davis Smith (Jr.)

Hogansville

Dawn Smith (So.)

Thomaston
Derrick Smith (Fr.)

LaGrange
Emma Smith (Fr.)

Atlanta
Fredalyn Smith (Fr.)

Jackson
Gayle Smith (Fr.)

Atlanta

Jimmy Smith (Fr.)

Buchanan
John Smith (Fr.)

Villa Rica
Lura Smith (Fr.)

Bowdon
Larry Smith (So.)

Glenn
Laura Smith (Fr.)

East Point

Linda Smith (Jr.)

Carrollton
Linda Smith (So.)

Atlanta
Marcia Smith (So.)

Carrollton
Melissa Smith (Jr.)

Mt. Zion
Mike Smith (Fr.)

Bowdon

Mildred Smith (Fr.)

Carrollton
Patricia Smith (So.)

Carlton
Paula Smith (So.)

Canton
Rhonda Smith (So.)

Carrollton
Ronnie Smith (Jr.)

Atlanta

274

Sandra Smith (Fr.)

Roger Smith (Jr.)

Thomaston

Toccoa

Syivin Smith (Fr.)

Cameron Smoak

Tucker

(Fr.)

Griffin

Stephen Smith (Fr.) Suellen Smith (Fr

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Atlanta
Richard Spahos (Jr.)

Carrollton
Angelia Spears (So.)

West Point
Pam Speck (Fr.)

Atlanta

Sara Spence (Jr.)

Bowdon
Sandi Spencer (Jr.)

Annandale, Va.
Collis Spivey (Fr.)

Lithia Springs
Steve Sprayberry (So.

Carrollton
Clay Springfield (Jr.)

Atlanta

Carol Spruill (So.)

East Point
Connie Stallings (So.)

Griffin
Melonie Stallings (Fr.)

Rome
Alan Stamey (Fr.)

Duluth
Mark Stamps (So.)

Carrollton

275

Danny Stanford (Fr.) Robert Stanton (Jr

Bremen Social Circle

Alan Steed (Fr.) Paula Steed (Jr.)

Bowdon Bowdon

Donna Staples (Jr.) Sandra Staples (Fr.) Bonnie Starr (Fr.) Terence Starr (Jr.)

Franklin Franklin Monticello Malvern, Pa.

Vicki Steele (Fr.) Bonnie Stephens (So.) Carol Stephens (Fr.) Carol Stephens (Fr.)

Atlanta Atlanta Forest Park College Park

Nancy Stephens (Fr.) Nannette Stephens (Jr.) Randy Stephens (Fr.) Stan Stephens (So.) Theresa Stephens (Fr.) Rosalind Stephenson (Fr.)
Cedartown Villa Rica Cedartown McDonough Atlanta LaFayette

276

Greg Stevens (So.) Patricia Stevens (Fr.) Alan Stewart (Fr.)

Stone Mountain Loganville Tucker

Ann Stewart (Jr.) Carol Stewart (Fr.) David Stewart (Jr.

Cuthbert Atlanta Avondale Estates

Frances Stewart (So.)

Atlanta
Pete Stewart (So.)

Atlanta
Jerry Stinchcomb (Fr.)

Fayetteville
Susan Stipe (Fr.)

Decatur
Margaret Stith (Jr.)

Carrollton

Martha Stith (Jr.)

Carrollton
Jim Stockton (Jr.)

Decatur
Johnny Stogner (Fr

Carrollton
Mark Stone (So.)

Decatur
Sue Stone (Jr.)

East Point

Malcolm Storey (Jr.)

Thomaston
Carol Stovall (So.)

Atlanta
Abrenda Stover (Fr.)

Rome
James Street (Fr.)

Carrollton
Ann Strickland (Jr.)

Newnan

Becky Strickland (Fr.

Hiram
Laura Strickland (So.

Warner Robins'
Mike Strickland (So.)

Carrollton
Steve Strickland (So.

Atlanta
Lynn Strong (So.)

Atlanta

Carol Sudderth (Fr

Marietta
Bob Sullivan (So.)

Carrollton
David Sullivan (Jr.

Smyrna

Denise Sullivan (Jr.

Powder Springs
Rod Sullivan (So.)

Carrollton
Chris Sumners (Fr.)

Hapeville

277

Susan Susemihl (So.)

Mike Sutton (Jr.)

Kay Swanson (So.)

Jim Swinson (Jr.)

Rickey Taines (Fr.)

Ben Tollman (So.)

Hampton

Adairsville

Macon

Bremen

Hallandale, Fla.

Tallapoosa

Ava Tanner (Fr.)

Frank Tanner (So.)

Kathy Tanner (So.)

Herbert Tatum (Fr.)

Elaine Taylor (Fr.)

Gail Taylor (Fr.)

Jasper

Blackshear

Atlanta

Atlanta

Toccoa

Gibson City, III.

Jean Taylor (Jr.)

Miriam Taylor (So.)

Wanda Taylor (Fr.)

Terry Teel (Fr.)

Dale Teeter (Jr.)

Malinda Temple

Tucker

Ellenwood

Cornelia

Warner Robins

Greensboro, N. C.

(So.)

Carrollton

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Berry Tanninhan

(So.)
College Park
Blanche Thomas

(Fr.)
East Point

Mike Terrell (Jr.)

Carrollton
Debbie Thomas (Fr.)

East Point

Dwight Terry (So

College Park
Linda Thomas (Fr

Marietta

278

Linda Thomas (Jr.)

Bremen
Lynn Thomas (Fr.)

Macon
Roger Thomas f Fr. j

Carrollton
Stan Thomas (Fr.)

Fairburn
Toni Thompson (Jr.]

Columbus

Debbie Thompson (Fr.)

Rockmart
John Thompson (So.)

Palmetto
Kafhy Thompson (So.)

Avondale Estates
Mary Frances Thompson (Fr.)

Rutledge
Richard Thompson (Jr. j

Carrollton

Sanford Thompson (Fr

Lawrenceville
Sherri Thompson (So.j

Atlanta
Tommy Thompson (Fr.

Palmetto
Julie Thornton (So.)

Atlanta
Sandra Thorsby (Fr.)

Tucker

Eddie Thrift (Jr.)

Atlanta
Don Thurman (Fr.)

White
Ronnie Thurmond (Fr.)

Smyrna
Ted Tibbitts (Fr.)

Dallas
Kathy Tidwell (Fr.)

Newnan

Bob Tiffin (So )

Atlanta
Jane Tilley (So.]

Taylorsville
Larry Tilley (Fr.)

Atlanta

Dan Tingle (Jr.)
McDonough

Mary Tipton (Fr.
LaGrange

Ray Tipton (Fr.)
Forest Park

279

Richard Todd (Fr.)

Donner Tolen (Fr.)

Lee Tolleson (So.)

Jimmy Touchberry

Carrollton

Griffin

East Point

(Fr.)

Ted Townsend (So.)

Hairy Transue (Fr.)

Janet Trice (Fr.)

Summerton, S. C.

Chatsworth

Marietta

Marietta

Galen Tritt (So.)

Russell Truett (Jr.)

Dale Truitt (So.)

Laura Tucker (Jr.)

Atlanta

Douglasville

Douglasville

Decatur

Donna Turner (Fr.)

Marietta

Robert Touton (Fr.)

Forest Park
Debra Trotter (Fr.)

Rome
DeLaine Turner (Fr.)

Marietta

Ronnie Towler (Fr.

LaGrange
Penny Troy (Fr.)

Atlanta
Gary Turner (Fr.)

Marietta

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Sandy Turner (Fr.)

Michael Turnham

Earnest Turk (Fr.)

Atlanta

(Fr.)

Eatonton

Joy Tussell (Fr.)

Lawrenceville

Brenda-Gail Tyson

Leesburg

Diane Tutwiler(So.)

(Jr.)

East Point

Villa Rica

280

Jayson Upchurch (Jr.)

Carrollton
Ginger Valentine (So.j

Fairburn
Linda Vaughn (Fr.)

Carrollton
Vann Vaughan (Fr.)

Cartersville
William Veal (So.)

Carrollton

Bill Vella (Fr j

Atlanta
Clare Verdell (Jr.)

Villa Rica
Linda Verner (Fr.)

Waverly Hall
Sandy Vess (Fr.)

Atlanta
Cristal Viek (Fr.)

Lithia Springs

Paul Vickers (Jr.)

Griffin
Carlton Vines (Fr.)

Trion
Ronnie Vineyard (Fr.)

Newnan
Rodney Vollenweider (Sc

LaGrange
Robert Volz (So.)

East Point

Jeannie Wade (Fr.)

Doraville
Becky Wages (So.)

Decatur
Kathleen Waindle (Fr.)

Atlanta
Al Waits (Fr )

Doraville
Ricky Walborn (Fr.)

LaGrange

Cheryl Waldrep (Jr.)

Carrollton
Dickie Waldrep (Fr.)

Marietta
Annette Wall (Fr.)

Columbus

Diane Wallace (Fr.)

Dunwoody
Ted Wallace, Jr. [Fr.]

Madison
Teresa Wallace (Fr.)
Villa Rica

2S

Carter Waller (So.)

Rita Waller (So.)

Ken Wallis (Jr.)

Steve Wallis (So.)

Ginger Walls (Fr.)

John Walls (Jr.)

Thomas ton

Zebulon

Talladega, Ala.

Carrollton

Newnan

Arab, Ala.

Linnie Walls (Jr.)

Myline Walls (Jr.)

Charlie Walker (Jr.)

Donna Walker (So.)

Jeannine Walker

Joseph Walker (Jr.)

Carrollton

Roopville

Decatur

Clarkston

(So.)

Roopville

Karen Walker (Jr.)

Marilyn Walker

Phyllis Walker (Fr.)

Vickie Walker (Fr.)

Carrollton

Donna Walton (Jr.)

Smyrna

(So.)

Roopville

Carrollton

Sylvia Walston (So.)

East Point

East Point

Franklin

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282

Kent Walton (So.)

Andy Pharr Ward

Dale Ward (Fr.)

Eaton ton

(Fr.)

Hamilton

Dwain Ward (So.)

Smyrna

Cathy Ware (Jr.)

Bowdon

Kathy Ward

Winston

(Fr.)

Decatur

Joanna Warenzak (Fr

Carrollton
Betty Warren (So.)

Thomaston
Nancy Warthen (Jr.)

Atlanta
John Waskey (So.)

Atlanta
John Waters (So.)

Chatsworth

James Watts (So.)

Bowdon
Rebecca Watts (Jr.)

Bowdon
Terrie Watts (Fr.)

Newnan
Troy Way (Jr.)

Toccoa
Dianne Weaver (Fr.

Blue Ridge

Kathy Weaver (So.

Atlanta
Terry Weaver (Jr.)

Buchanan
Ken Webb (So.)

Carrollton
Bixie Weems (Fr.)

Carrollton
Olliff Weldon (Jr.)

Milner

Curtis Wellborn (Fr

Fayetteville
Connie Wells (Fr.)

Douglasville
Joyce Wells (Fr )

Trion
Vicki Wells (Fr.)

Mt. Sterling, Ky.
Susan Wertz (Jr.)

Johnstown, Pa.

Doug Wessinger (So.

Bowdon
Brian West (So.)

Atlanta
James West (Fr.)

Carrollton

Phil West (Fr )

Austell
Randy West (Fr.

Chickamauga
Rick Wester (Fr

East Point

283

Aubrey

Cindi Wheeler (Fr.)

Karen Wheeler (Fr)

Bob Whelan (So.)

Sherri Whiddon

David Whisenant

Westmoreland

Powder Springs

Atlanta

Atlanta

(So.)

(Fr.)

((Fr.)

Larry White (Fr.)

Susan White (Jr.)

Connie Whitehead

Sparks

Smyrna

Griffin

Columbus

Jasper

(So.)

Pat Whiteman (So.)

Mike Whiteside (Fr.)

Daniel White (Fr.)

Jimmy Whitlock

Charles Whitt (Fr.)

Toccoa

Atlanta

Dalton

Carrollton

(Fr.)

Atlanta

Leslie Whittle (Jr.)

Mary Wickham (Fr.)

Susan Wiggins (So.)

Gail Whitlock (So.)

Newnan

Atlanta

Atlanta

Carrollton

Villa Rica

I

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Dan Wilcox (Jr.)

Jeannie Wilcox (Fr.)

Frank Wilkerson

Marietta

Jonesboro

(So.)

Claudia Wilkes (Fr.)

Cathy Wilkinson

Hogansville

East Point

(Fr.)

Tommy Wilkinson

Newnan

(Fr.)
Newnan

284

Beth Williams (So.)

Atlanta
Donny Williams (Fr.j

Tallapoosa
Drue Williams (So. J

East Point
Fred Williams (Fr.)

Newnan
Glenda Williams (Fr.

Bremen

JoAnn Williams (So.)

LaGrange
Marcia Williams (Fr.)

Dallas
Marty Williams (Jr.)

Atlanta
Mary Williams (Fr.)

Columbus
Mary Williams (Fr.)

Atlanta

Pamela Williams (Fr.

Atlanta
Phil Williams (Jr.)

Gainesville
Ray Williams (So.)

Monroe
Ronnie Williams (Fr.j

Rockmart
Sandra Williams (So.

Clarkston

Steve Williams (Fr.)

Villa Rica
Tommy Williams (Fr.)

East Point
Anna Williamson (Fr.)

Carrollton
Barbara Williamson (So.

Newnan
Jon Williamson (Jr.)

Greenville

Linda Williamson (Fr.)

Carrollton
Tony Williamson (Fr.)

Carrollton
Leslie Willingham (Fr.)

Atlanta

Margie Wills (Fr.)
Avondale Estates

Ann Wilson (So.)
Bowdon

Frank Wilson (Fr.)
Carrollton

285

Frank Wilson (Jr.)

James Wilson (So.)

Mark Wilson (Fr.)

Carole Ann Wilson

Debbie Wimbish

Carrollton

Chatsworth

Marietta

(Fr.)

(Fr.)

Kenneth Windom

Susan Windom (So.)

Susan Winfrey (Sr.)

Carrollton

Atlanta

(So.)

Carrollton

Atlanta

John Wing (Fr.)

David Winstead

Carrollton

Karl Winkles (Fr.)

Sherry Winter (So.)

Atlanta

(Fr.)

Carol Winkles (Fr.)

Newnan

Atlanta

Ken Withers (Fr.)

Decatur

Newnan

East Point

Mary Louise

Wofford (So.
Atlanta

Kathy Wimbish (Jr.)

Atlanta
Michael Winston

(So.)
Atlanta
Greg Wojcik (So.)
Conyers

Joanna Wolf (Fr.)

Peggy Wolfe (Fr.)

Suzanne Womack

Conyers

Tucker

(Fr.)

Gary Wood (Jr.)

Larry Wood (So.)

Atlanta

Fairburn

Buchanan

Marsha Lynne
Wood (So.)
Doraville

286

Judy Wood (Fr.)

Duluth
Nancy Wood (Fr.)

Dallas
Steve Woodall (So.

Villa Rica
Nita Woods (So.)

Athens

Wayne Workmaster (So.

Atlanta
Betsy Worsham (Jr.)

Covington
Kathy Worthington (Fr.)

Cedartown
Gene Wright (Fr.)

Carrollton

Mary Wright (So.)

Cave Spring
Ronnie Wright (Fr.)

Columbus
Steve Wright (So.)

Carrollton
Patti Wroble (Fr.)

Cedartown

Susan Wroble (So.)

Cedartown
Eddie Wyrick (Fr.)

Newnan
Jill Wyrick (Fr.)

Lilburn
Fred Yarbrough (Jr.

Carrollton

Charles Yates, Jr.

(Fr.)

Carrollton
Irene Young (Fr.)

Atlanta
Susan Young (Fr.)

Cleveland, Tenn.

Mary Kathryn
Zachary (So.)
Macon
Kathy Zimmerman

(Fr.)
Decatur
Sandy Zimmerman

(So.)
Forest Park

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289

Kay Harris

Sheri Pannell

Judy Black

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Susan Dial

Carol Lanoch

Suzanne Womack

Joyce Hopkins

Lynn Hutson

Nancy Riccardi

Angela Smith

Penny Calhoun

Joan Oldknow

Debbie Cole

Lynne Duke

Lynn Daniel

Dianne Beauchamp

Marcia Sams

Phyllis Jackson

PHI SIGMA

Lynn Simonton

73'

Toni Wehunt

Joanne Ballard

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Ivelyn Puett

Betsy Cain

Linda Bacon

Kay Bass

Karen Roach

Brenda Smith

Jan Robitaille

Paula Ross

Shirley Adams

Jane Adams

Rose Ann Billingsley

Diane Bailor

Nancy Barron

Susan Beckham

Connie Bailey

Phi Sigma Delta, the first social sorority established at West Georgia, was
begun in Fall 1 967. Projects for the year included a May Day Festival, and a
Groovey Legs Contest.

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Barbara Brock Joanne Chaffin Sharon Cunningham Carol Dowling Janis Drumm

Mary Giles

4*J*

Gwen Estes

Holly Hoist Elizabeth Merritt Barbara Maddox Jan Johnson Sandy Meleoc

Jane Huckaby Jill Hautman

Lynn Moser

Lynda Huff

Ellen Huft Sherri Thompson

DELTA SORORITY

Niki Paris

Sally Peil

Kay Tye

Kaye Weaver Claudia Wilkes Patti Wroble

Lynn Weaver Catherine Ware Nancy Warthen Jane Simmons

Martha Saunders

Kay Shoemaker de Lancey Rivers Marsha Rodbell

Kathy Thompson Susan Parrish Suzan Peavy

The sorority's service projects included participation in SCAN and Head Start and fund raising for
Vista. Kathy Coker Murphy was the first president of the sorority. Elizabeth Merritt is currently serving
in this office.

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Becky Andrews

Alyce Atkins

Mary Ann Cornish

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Maxine Crone

Jackie Faulkner

Mary Holbrook

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Kaye Baker

Marsha Cox

Nonie Counts

Janet Dimon

Donna Hall

Betsy Blake

Gail Campbell

Jan DuBois

Gay Davis

Gilda Hartness

ALPHA PHI

Ida Ann Bowen

Laura Carroll

Marlyn Kirk

Kay Eades

Peggi Lewis

Bonnie Bubb

La Gail Cosper

Sandra Hammantree

Vicki Evans

T*artricia Jolley

Alpha Phi Rho was established in January, 1 968. Becky Andrews was the sorority's first president.
Martha Stith is the current president.

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Ruth Jenkins

Kathy Kraft

Beverly Wills

Betty Warren

Clare Verdell

Carolyn Varnedoe

Sue Strickland

Martha Stith

Dawn Smith

Nannette Stephens

Bonnie Stephens

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Sheila Salley

Gail Robinson

Jan Reeves

Jenny Rainwater

Donna Puckett

J jL.

Connie Pickens

Jeanne Peck

Becky Patrick

Carolyn Oliver

Linda Morris

Kathleen MCMurrain

Jan McGowan

Lynn McClung

Charline Dillord

Jenny Lewis

Projects of the sorority this year have included participation in the school spirit contest and helping
to collect for the March of Dimes.

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PHI

DELTA

SORORITY

Marcia Moore

Janette Hardy

Angelia Helton

Susan Kitchens

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Rosewyn Huches

Cynthia Gurley

Delores Paulk

Lynn Collins

Frances Ferguson

Dione Turner

Anita Hoonm

Judy Eichenberger

Connie Mueller

Sandra Lovvorn

Linda Rachels

Betsy Worshan

Iris Miller

Mary Linda Curlee

Judi Ristow

294

Tish Anderson

Janet Bradley

Marie Howard

Margie Lambeth

Jane McConnell

Cheryl Buffington

Margaret Cook

Diane Rife

Laurie Frost

Laura Massey

Charlene Bowen

Amelia Cheek

Judy Long

Joyce Johnson

Jerry Moore

Deb Brock

SIGMA

CHI

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Dianne Dyer

Susan Douglas

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June Garner

Mary Ann Leathers

Susan Nalley

Joan Moore

Barbara Miller

Sandra Sims

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Gail Mitchell

Gayle Smith

Carol Stovall

Carol Stewart

Barbara Thompson

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Martha Atkinson

Carolyn Hayes

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Elaine White

Lynda Stubbs

Myra Halcomb

Irita Hardegree

Marie Hutson

Katie Hill

Deborah Elef

Cecil Frazer

Sandra Neuner Sarah Funderburk

Terry Lindsey

Gwen Lewis

Katrine Cloward

Carol Corbin

Dorre Allen

Sheryl Allen

Jan Allen

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Beverly Beck

Penny Bubenheim

Kay Griffeth

unaa Gift

Glenda Gardner

Ellen Lamb

Susan Motz

Carol Meadows

Martha Ryder

Cindy Reames

Shirley Salter

Becky Young

Vivian Cagle

Laura Young

Donna Staples

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PHI KAPPA ZETA SORORITY

lUcsr Georgia College

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Sigma Alpha Omega was one of the first social fraternities established on the West Georgia cam-
pus. Projects for the year have included helping the Carrollton League of Women Voters with local
elections and a cleanup project in the Carrollton area carried out by the pledges. Officers for 1 968 in-
cluded Joey McClelland, president; Bob Heflin, vice president; Tony Moye, treasurer; and Joe
Baggett, secretary. Current officers are Richard Milam, president; Ches Gwinn, vice president; Roger
King, secretary; Reggie Mullinax, social director; and Terry Marshall, pledge trainer.

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The Cavaliers were one of the first social fraternities at West Georgia and one of the first such
groups to establish a house. The first officers included Ron Puckett, president; Jim Haney, vice presi-
dent; William Morris, secretary; Bobby Bullock, treasurer; and Ralph Kenner, sergeant-at-arms. Julian
Heeth is the current president.

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KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY

Rodney Hull

Clarence Garland

James Bailey

William Bryant

Jerry Eschenfelder

Jackie Collins

Doris Smith

Jimmy Fleeman

Joseph Brown

Ken Johnson

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Vincent Accorsini

Bob Beighline

John Milledge

Sam Dunson

George Edwards

Philip Moulthrop

Kappa Phi fraternity, one of the newer social fraternities on the campus, sponsored a food and
clothing drive this year in connection with Vista. Officers include Neal Shepard, president; John Mil-
ledge, vice president; Jimmy Fleeman, treasurer; Ken Johnson, recording secretary; Stan Ball, social
chairman; Phil Herring, social chairman; George Edwards, chaptorian; Al Hudgins, rush chairman; Dan
Dougherty, pledge trainer.

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STROZIER DORM

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Cool it. Things could be worse. You could be out of ice-cold Coca-Cola.
Coke has the refreshing taste you never get tired of. That's why things
go better with Coke, after Coke, after Coke.

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Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by:

CARROLLTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.

Carrollton, Georgia

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MARK'S
CURB MARKET

Open 24 Hours a Day

GARVIE MARKS, Owner
Bankhead Hwy. Carrollton, Ga.

JUDSON SMITH, INC.

The Biggest Little Store in Georgia"

Newnan Road Carrollton, Sa.

832-2762
ling for the Entire Family

FAULKNER RADIO, INC.

WLBB

Radio Eleven

uvbtr

Stereo 92

Carrollton, Georgia

BURGER

We Welcome WGC Students

Maple Street
Carrollton Georgia

for Shopping

COLONIAL

ALTMAN BAY
STATION

3I0 Maple Street

832-9 1 67

Open 6 A.M. to 1 2 Midnight

7 DAYS A WEEK

302

CARROLLTON FEDERAL

SAVINGS AND LOAN

ASSOCIATION

'WHERE YOUR SAVINGS
GROW FASTER"

EACH ACCOUNT INSURED
UP TO $15,000

832-7091
10 Dixie Street Carrollton, Ga.

GOODE BROTHERS POULTRY CO., INC

If It's "Good" it's "Goode"

822 W. Haward Ave. College Park, Ga.
766-9601

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CARROLL PUBLISHING
COMPANY

Publishers of . . .

CARROLL COUNTY GEORGIAN

and

TIMES-FREE PRESS

Newnan St.

Carrollton, Ga.

832-2441

We are Proud to

Support the Student Body

and Faculty of

WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE

Smitty's Auto Service

Tune Up and Brake Service

48 Alabama St.
Carrollton, Georgia

Compliments of

J. EB DUNCAN

United Family Life

Insurance Company

CARROLL THEATRE BUILDING
Newnan St. Carrollton, Ga.

Coles
Jewelry

Complete Jewelry
for Fraternities and Sororities

Newnan St.

Carrollton, Ga.

Compliments of

Pesnell's Grocery

Phillip's 66 Products

832-8526

Highway 61 Sand Hill, Ga.

KSHSA

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THE PEOPLES BANK

MAIN OFFICE

401 ADAMSON SQ.

BRANCH OFFICE

CORNER MAPLE & SOUTH

Drive-In Service at
Both Offices

Bohanon's
Pharmacy

YOUR COMPLETE
DRUG STORE

jf Prescriptions Filled
Accurately
^ Sundries

WE DELIVER

Call 832-7076

Newnan Street Carrollton, Ga.

305

HUBBARD PANTS
COMPANY

Manufacturers of Hubbard Slacks
for Men and Boys

Bremen, Georgia

306

Quality
Concrete
Products

HOLLINGSWORTH

CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC.

FERTILLA ROAD

CAPITAL FOODS, INC.

777 Whitehall St., S.W.
Atlanta, Ga.

307

TRI-COUNTY
INSURANCE CO.

Auto Fire Life
Bonds Casualty

COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE

Corner of College
and Cedar Streets

832-9676

Carrollton, Georgia

WEST GEORGIA
NATIONAL BANK

Complete Banking Service

Two Convenient Locations

MAIN OFFICE
218 Alabama St.

832-3557

MOTOR BANK
314 Newnan St.

832-3631

AVANTE'S

Carrollton
Georgia

PIZZA
PALACE

and

GEORGIA
BOY

Adamson Square
832-9384

Dining, Delivery, Take Out

Catering . . .

Especially For West Georgia

Students

1210 Maple Street
834-2732

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COMPLIMENTS OF

DUFFEY'S
SAUSAGE

"HOIK OF BETTER MEATS"

Carrolllon, Georgia

JOHNNY'S
ENCO STATION

'Put a Tiger in Your Tank"
804 Maple St.

834-2201
Carrollton. Ga.

Compliments of

HORTON'S

Books and Gifts Since 1 892

Adamson Square
Carrollton, Georgia

The Best in Distinctive Men's Clothing'

THE SQUIRE SHOP

Newnan Street

Carrollton, Ga.

Compliments of

Carrollton, Georgia 832-6311

Serving the

West Georgia

Area

CLEANERS & LAUNDRY
144 Bankhead Ave.

832-2405

1214 Maple St.
832-2588

Carrollton, Ga.

MERRELL'S TOWNE HOUSE

"Every Need in Feminine Apparel"
I I I College St. Carrollton, Ga.

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ALWAYS SHOP AT

ROBBINS

DEPARTMENT STORE

118 BRADLEY ST.

CARROLLTON, GA.

- CLOTHING - SHOES - READY TO WEAR
- SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE

We Carry the Largest Stock of Young Men's Pants

in Carrollton.

Ladies' Sportswear Is Our Featured Attraction.

STUDENT PICTURES

in the

Classes Section

Made by . . .

876 West Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga.

fhone 872-8838

All Negatives of Class Photographs
are on File in Our Offices

C. M. TANNER
GROCERY COMPANY

Wholesale Grocers
Since 1893

Maple Street
Carrollton, Georgia

Quality Portraiture
Since 1935"

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McGEE'S
BAKERY

Cakes
Pies
Cookies
Donuts

^k^.0

'Freshness is Our Middle Name'

Adamson Square
Carrollton, Georgia

AgA

Miles
Pharmacy

Parking In Rear

623 Dixie Street

832-7033

Carrollton, Georgia

312

INEZ' SEWING BASKET

Alterations and Monograming

Phone 832-7839
301 Brown St. Carrollton, Ga.

INEZ PRESNAL

H. 0. JORDAN

American Oil Products
833 Maple St. 832-7872

Linen Service

Complete Linen Service
Student Rental Service

Atlanta, Georgia

CARROLLTON HARDWARE
CO., INC.

ADAMSON SQUARE

832-6371
Carrollton, Georgia

fyacfrtp'd

INC.

Member, Retail

Jewelers Association

of America

^T*

JEWELERS

411 ADAMSON SQUARE

SILVERSMITHS

CARROLLTON, GA. 3D117

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Compliments of

COLONIAL

BAKING
COMPANY

Compliments of

ROY B. NEILL

1 66 PACKAGE STORE

334 Bankhead Ave.
Carrollton, Ga.

Compliments of

SKINNER
REAL ESTATE &
BARGAIN BARNS

Carrollton and Roopeville

TASTY GRILL

Curb Service Regular Dinners

Open 6 A.M. to 10 P.M.
Except Monday

DIAL 832-9183

012 Dixie St.

Carrollton, Ga.

314

AAA
GULF SERVICE STATION

D. A. JACKSON, Dealer
Cars Picked up and Delivered

832-2191
212 Alabama St. Carrollton, Ga.

Compliments of . . .

CARROLL THEATRE
FAMILY DRIVE-IN

Newnan St. Bremen Rd.

Carrollton, Ga.

ADDISON SMITH

Mechanical
Contractor

Bremen Road

ADDISON SMITH
Owner

Bus. 832-9006
Res. 832-6431

Carrollton, Ga.

EMPIRE
5, 10, 25* STORE

Bremer Tallapoosa

Ca

rrollton

Compliments of Your
Local

Maple Street Carrollton, Ga.

315

Compliments of . . .

ACME PROVISION CO.

700 Edgewood Ave., N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia

THOMASSON

Compliments of . . .

Printing and Office Equipment

(&**&***)*

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"EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE

W ONE PRICE HOUSE A

Ladies and Men's

214 Alabama St. Carrollton, Ga.

Ready-to-Wear

Serving West Georgia

Since 1899

Compliments of

832-7081

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1 FOUNTAIN OILf

^omwiYJf

Corner of Maple and Alabama Streets
CARROLLTON, GA.

FOUNTAIN OIL CO.

Sinclair Distributor

501 Dixie Street Carrollton, Ga.

317

ROBINSON
DRUG COMPANY

Your

Dependable

Druggist

832-3523
6 1 8 Dixie . Street Carrollton

Lovvorn's

Jewelry

Company

Adamson Square

Carrol

H. C. RIDLEY
TEXACO

213 Newnan St.

Carrollton

GOODYEAR SERVICE
STORE

GOOD /YEAR
TIRES

832-6364
132 Maple St. Carrollton, Ga.

HANDEE MARKET

I I I North Park St.
832-6523

Open 7 Days a Week
8:30 A.M. 10:00 P.M.

HARALSON FEDERAL

SAVINGS AND LOAN

ASSOCIATION

WHERE HUNDREDS SAVE THOUSANDS

2 1 I Hamilton Avenue
Bremen, Georgia

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SAVINGS &
HOME LOAN
SPECIALIST

INSURED

318

"The 24 Hour Fresher Milk"

ATLANTA DAIRIES

Carrollton Division
1005 North Park St. Carrollton, Georgia

for quality and variety in
all kinds of beauty aids

A Complete
Choice of
Cosmetics,
Toiletries

GRIFFIN-NEW
PHARMACY

Alabama Street Carrollton, Ga.

We Specialize
in Fast Service

NU-WAY
CLEANERS

Approved Sanitone
Service

City Hall Avenue
Carrollton, Ga.

Lankford's
Florist

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''Flowers for All
Occasions"

1003 Maple St.
Carrollton, Georgia

MEMBER

Coast To Coast
Wire Serv/ce

319

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I am . . .

grateful . .

to a lot of people /

happy

TsSrfil

that a job has been completed,
contented . . .

that the task was done well,
and . . .

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I am tired.

Esther Harrison, Editor-in-Chief

EPFCIAL'
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"1PVINE SULLIVAN INGRAM LiBRARV
' 'ST GEORGIA COLLEGE
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA