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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. 

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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 
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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 Sheila Salley 




Miss Nancy Riccardi 




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Miss Kay Weaver 




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Miss Lynn McClung 



Second Runner-Up 
Miss Vicki Payne 




Third Runner-Up 
Miss Jenny Rainwater 



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Miss Jan DuBois 



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Miss West 
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Miss Barbara Brock 





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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. 




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East Point, Ga. 




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Gordon, Ga. 




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Bremen, Ga. 




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Yatesville, 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. 




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Carrol It on, Ga. 




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Carrol Iton, Ga. 



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Atlanta, Ga. 




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Carrol Iton, Ga. 



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Experiment, Ga. 




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Atlanta, Ga. 



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Carrol Iton, Ga. 




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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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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- 
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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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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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Mr. Riedal directed the West Georgia 
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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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- 
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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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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- 
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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. 



2nd 

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1968 Record 



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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quite a sport. 




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Sports 
Scenes 





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scene. 



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FACULTY 





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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 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. 




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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. 




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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 



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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 



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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 




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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 



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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 









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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 



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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 




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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 




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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 



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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. 

p err y Atlanta Hapeville 

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 






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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 





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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 



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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 






^L 




 1- 



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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Jackie Neighbors 


Paula Neurauter 


Trudy New (Fr.) 


(Fr.) 


(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 






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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 




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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 





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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.) 

Atlanta Atlanta Eastman Fort Valley 

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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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 



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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 



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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 



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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 




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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 



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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 













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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. 

Cornelia Atlanta Atlanta Knoxville, Tenn. 



Pamela Shirey (Fr.) Kay Shoemaker (So 

Atlanta Rome 

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

Fayetteville Hapeville 





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Sandra Sims (So.) 


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 



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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 




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Sandra Smith (Fr.) 


Roger Smith (Jr.) 


Thomaston 


Toccoa 


Syivin Smith (Fr.) 


Cameron Smoak 


Tucker 


(Fr.) 




Griffin 



Stephen Smith (Fr.) Suellen Smith (Fr 

Perry LaGrange 

Frank Smrekar (Jr.) Jeannie Snell (Fr 

Jamestown, N. Y. Doraville 







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Mack Snow (So.) 

Carrollton 
Michael Sollar (Fr.) 

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 



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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 




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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 



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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 







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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 



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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 



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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 



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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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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 



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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 

















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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 



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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 



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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 



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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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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 



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Lynn Simonton 



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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 




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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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Mary Ann Cornish 



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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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RHO SORORITY 




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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 





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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 



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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 

OMEGA 





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 











  



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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 



"COCA-COLA" AND "COKE" ARE REGISTERED TRADE-MARKS WHICH IDENTIFY ONLY THE PRODUCT OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. 




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 



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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. 



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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 



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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 



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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. 



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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. 



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Compliments of . . . 



ACME PROVISION CO. 



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





THOMASSON 


Compliments of . . . 






Printing and Office Equipment 


(&**&***)* 




\zj /w*ffn/n/<L> k 


"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 




or\ 




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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. 



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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 




ni.jr 3 ^ 

SAVINGS & 
HOME LOAN 
SPECIALIST 



INSURED 




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"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 



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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' 
Cr n 1 fiOLLECTIH*, 



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