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- University of West Georgia Collections in the Internet Archive
- Title:
- Chieftain, 1975
- Creator:
- Students of West Georgia College
- Date of Original:
- 1975
- Subject:
- West Georgia College--Students--Yearbooks
College yearbooks--Georgia--Carrollton
College students--Georgia--Carrollton--Social life and customs--20th century
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Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities
George D. Bagwell
Sherry Diane Benford
Michael Booth
Lawrence A. Bridges
Julia Anna Cagle
Rebecca Lynne Elliott
Thomas Richard Gladfelter
Bonnie Jo Huckins
Susan Janssen
Ray J. McConnell
Debby Mae McGury
John Michael Morrow
John Richard Murch
Jose R. Rodriquez
Glenda J.Scott
Janet Shaheen
Diane Stinson
Timothy O. Toole
Teresa Ann Treadwell
Kathryn Lynn Walker
Robert David Ware
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ident Dr. Ward Pafford
ice President and Dean of Faculties Dr. John Martin
ssociate Dean of Faculties Dr. Doyle Mathis
Dean of Student Services Dr. Donald Adams
Director of Fiscal Affairs Mr. Kenneth Batchelor
Director of College Relations Dr. ). T. Ford
Academic Units and Heads of Schools
School of Arts and Sciences Dr. Richard Dangle
School of Business Dr. J. Mark Miller
School of Education Dr. Thomas Sills
Graduate School Dr. Benjamin Griffith, Jr.
Public Services Dr. Stephen McCutheon
Departments of Instruction
Accounting and Finance
Art
iology
Business Education
Chemistry
Counseling and Guidance
Early Childhood Education
Economics
Educational Administration
Elementary Education
English
Fine Arts
Geography
Geology
Graduate Education
History
nstructional Development
Languages
Marketing and Management
Mathematics
Philosophy
Physical Education and Recreation
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Secondary Education
Sociology/ Anthropology
Special Education
Teacher Education
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Dr. Ward Pafford
President
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Kenneth C. Bachelor
Director of Fiscal Affairs
Tracy Stallings
Acting Director of Continuing Education
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Thomas W. Sill
Dean of the
School of Education
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Charles Smith
Assistant Dean of
Student Services
Dr. L. Doyle Mathis
Associate Dean of Faculties
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Dr. Donald W. Adams
Dean of Student Services
Dr. Georgia Martin
Associate Dean of Student Services
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Dr. Stephen C. McCutheon
Director of Public Services
Elizabeth Parker
Registrar
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Vicki Carrithers
Director of Housing ;
Dr. Gerald Hall
Assistant Dean Student Development Services
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KTAFF LIBRARIANS: (sitting, left to right) Mary Jane Davis, Ethel Carter, Debbie Dewberry, Christine Higginbotham, June Aldridge, Wylly Bagby; (standing)
iDebbie Harrell, Kathryn Bell, Jean Cooksey, Cora Holloman, Freda Schneider.
FACULTY LIBRARIANS: (sitting, left to right) Zenaida Fernandez, Betty Johnson, |udy de Mayo, Ian Ruskell, La Faye Cobb, Hortensia Planas- (standing)
Kobert Simmons, director, Sara Rigg, William Foley, lane Hersch, Doris Bennett.
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Each student has his own picture of a
professor. Some students may remem-
ber a professor for the "impossible"
tests he gave. Some may laughingly
recall the corny jokes he related each
day in class. Others may recall the day
when, after making an 18 on a major
test, they were told that all hope was
not lost for that B at the end of the quar-
ter. Still others may recall a teacher
because they remember realizing one
day that this professor was not only
human, but "down right nice." In what-
ever manner a student visualizes his
professors, it is obvious that, no matter
what, this institute of learning could not
continue without them.
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Student Government Association
LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Bridges, judiciary chair-
man; Lamar Chambers, president; Ray
McConnell, minister of finance; Danny Stew-
art, vice president.
The Student Government Association
is the governing organization of thet
student body which fosters self-disci-
pline, self-government, and construc-
tive policies concerning scholastic
and extra-curricular activities. It has
traditionally stimulated high stand-
ards in matters of personal conduct
and has, in cooperation with the
administration, helped to enforce
student regulations.
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JUDICIARY BOARD MEMBERS: Larry
Bridges, Jeff Spelling, Bobby Cellerstedt,
Bob Townley, Keith Kretzer.
EXECUTIVE COUNCILMEMBERS: Randv
Green, Shirley McClure, Larry Bridges,
Danny Stewart, Lamar Chambers, Lamar
Garren.
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Chieftain
Editor JohnMurch
Associate Editor Nancy Badertscher
Organizations Y onnie Williams
Men's Sports Rob Frost
Women's Sports Roxann Ri||ing
Creeks , Elena Castro
Staff
Medra Ashmore
Dianne Stinson
Eva Reed
Faithe Palmer
Anne Townsend
Lois Parmer
Karla Marquez
Cathy Parrott
Fred Ledbetter (photographer)
Stan Lester (photographer)
The Chieftain, edited and published by members of the student
body, represents an attempt to bring together the different aspects
of campus life into a single publication. The editor is appointed by
members of the Student Publications Board. Any member of the
student body is eligible for staff positions.
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1. Stan Lester
2. Cathy Parrott
3. Elena Castro
4. johnny demons
5. Yonnie Williams
6. Fred Ledbetter
7. Eva Reed
8. Dianne Stinson
9. David Ware
10. John Murch
11. Marcille Metaxas
12. Lenn Horton
13. Mike Pendelton
14. Karla Marquez
15. Medra Ashmore
16. Marie Bjerkerot
17. Rob Frost
18. Roxann Rilling
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The
West Georgian
CAREY SMITH
Editor
ALLEN GUNTER
Managing Editor
Business Manager Len Johnson
News Manager Robby Smith
Office Manager Bubba Hovis
Feature Editor David Willingham
Copy Chief Nancy Badertscher
Photographers Mark Veljkov
Fred Ledbetter
Secretary Betsy Baldwin
Sports Editor Bob Foley
The West Georgian is published weekly except during
final exams and quarter breaks by students. As the col-
lege newspaper, it informs students of happenings
around the campus and community. The editor and
managing editor are appointed by the Student Publica-
tions Board. Any member of the student body is eligible
for staff positions.
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SITTING: Carey Smith, Editor. STANDING:
Gary Willis, News Editor; Allen Cunter,
Managing Editor; Robby Smith, News
Manager; David Willingham, Features Editor;
Bob Foley, Sports Editor.
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College
Program
Board
The College Program Board is a
group of students who work on a
voluntary basis to help set up con-
certs, movies, and lectures on
campus. The group also operates
the game room located in the stu-
dent center and sponsors the foos-
ball and pool tournaments.
The purpose of the activities spon-
sored by the board is to provide
the students with a well-rounded
education which includes the
exposure to social and cultural
functions of the college commu-
nity.
BELOW, FIRST ROW: Kenneth Canady, Kay
Morrow, Raymond Crain, Mike Kelly. SEC-
OND ROW: Stan Lester, Rita Harrison,
Scott Evans. THIRD ROW: Elena Castro,
lohn Murch, Willie Ingram, Neill Cornwall,
Michael Booth. FOURTH ROW: Benjamin
Bateman, Bill Kraus, Michael Styles, Mark
Veljikov.
RIGHT: Bill Kraus, chairman; Mark Veljkov,
chairman.
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TOP: The CPB sponsors activities of interest to the
student body. Pictured here is Road Apple, a
group which appeared in concert with Choice in
November. CENTER: The board also sponsors
tournaments in the game room which is located in
the student center. BELOW: Fall quarter the CPB
brought Jack Ross and Woodie Bowles to the col-
lege in a one night appearance at the cozy corner
also located in the student center.
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Baptist
Student
Union
The Baptist Student Union is a campus
organization sponsored by the Baptist
churches. There are no membership
requirements since students are invited
to participate in all activities. Its pur-
poses are to encourage the student in a
responsible church relationship and to
provide weekday ministry to the stu-
dents. Meetings and activities are held
at the BSU Center. The members are
assisted in their work by a full-time Bap-
tist minister, whose office is located in
the center.
LEFT, FRONT: Jane Manry, missions chairman;
Laurie Summers, music chairman; Ellen Ferguson,
publicity chairman; Elaine Thornton, social chair-
man. BACK: Rick Mitchum, publications chair-
man; Ken Jones, president; Frederick Thomas,
worship chairman.
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Wesley
Foundation
The Wesley Foundation is the
campus ministry of the United
Methodist Church. Special pro-
jects of the group include Hallow-
een parties for underprivileged
children, the organization of the
Wesley Singers, and the hosting of
the state campus ministry meeting.
The purpose of the foundation's
weekly meetings is to provide an
outlet of expression of spiritual
needs for the students and to pro-
vide social activities of interest for
them.
RIGHT: Deborah Hart, Vice President;
Karen Reaves, Secretary; Rev. Mike Cordle,
Director; Bonnie Huckins, Treasurer;
George Wright, President. BELOW, FIRST
ROW: Christina Probst, Karen Reaves, Car-
olyn Renos, Deborah Hart, Jim Daniell.
SECOND ROW: Harry Home, Presbyterian
Campus Pastor; Bonnie Huckins; Marshall
Neely; Lois O'Donnell; Jeanie Smith, Gail
Williams, John Dunnaway. THIRD ROW:
Mike Cordle, George Wright, Row Phillips,
Anna Cagle, Elmira Nuckolls, Mitch Cordle.
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Canterbury Club
The Canterbury Club, sponsored by St. Marga-
ret's Episcopal Church, attempts to establish
understanding between the Episcopal Church
and the students at West Georgia College. Their
activities include folk masses, discussions on
religion led by Ara Dostourian, collections for
the March of Dimes, and attending the Youth
Ministry Task Force Workshop. Members are:
Mark Scott, Linda Dickson, Wayne Schock, Herb
McNeely, and Leslie Smith.
Outreach
Outreach is a non-denominational organization
open to all students. The group was formed to
"help spread the joy of the Lord, Jesus Christ."
Members are : Marjorie Sims, Willie Mae
Adams, Chuck Thomas, Mickey J. Pender,
Gwendolyn Hendrix, Remonia Shepard, Loretta
Clinton, Vanessa Roberts, Linda Jackson, Alfon-
zia Simpson Jr., Donald Garrett, Pamela Griffin,
and Jarrett Jennings.
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Chamber
Singers
The Chamber Singers is an ensemble
of fourteen mixed voices. Although
specializing in music of the Renais-
sance period, the group performs a
wide-ranging repertoire. The ensem-
ble performs the annual "Wassail and
Carols" program, a tradition on cam-
pus during the Christmas season. This
English Christmas celebration has
been performed in churches and
schools in Georgia and Florida. The
group has performed on television
and radio and has made two appear-
ances at Walt Disney World.
Concert Choir
Members of the Concert Choir, a
thirty-five voice mixed choir, are
selected by auditions held at the
beginning of each year. The group
performs approximately fifteen con-
certs a year, including a choral-
orchestral work and a week-long tour
between winter and spring quarters.
The choir has performed at state
music conventions, churches,
schools, and with the Atlanta Sym-
phony Orchestra.
. )im Cornel
. Robert Lovins
. Charles Autrey
. Barry Cook
5. Elaine Trimm
6. Susan Fields
7. Richard Mitchem
Jane Manry
9. Dawna Morrow
10. Larry Mason
11. Debbie Parker
12. Squeal, porky
13. Steve Rudy
14. Peggy Estes
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Women's
Ensemble
The Women's Ensemble, a group of ten
to twenty women, performs four times a
year singing music of different types,
classical and popular. The ensemble
meets twice a week for one hour. Pic-
tured at the left are: Sherry Caldwell
Blackwood, Jane Hutchinson, Marianna
Hay Fuller, and Kay Bowling.
\ Concert Band
The purpose of the Concert Band, led
by Mr. James R. Collins, is to provide
experience in music for West Georgia's
music majors. Participation from non-
music majors interested in expanding
their growth in music appreciation is
encouraged. The band performs at
activities around the community and on
the campus.
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FLUTE: Cheryl Nelson, Susan Morgan, Barbara Oli-
ver. OBOE: Patricia Stone. BASSOON: Jeff
McClendon, Melanie Upshaw. CLARINET: David
Brown, Arthur Reidel, )anice Jones, Charles Berry,
Susan Lipford, Cwen Blythe.
ALTO CLARINET: David Cower, John Salter. BASS
CLARINET: Joan Lumpkin. ALTO SAXOPHONE:
Charles Harris, Ronald McNeal. BARITONE SAXO-
PHONE: Bennie Gibson, Jr. FRENCH HORN:
David Loehr, Jennifer Brown, Bob White, John
Mote.
TRUMPET: Thomas Cole, Douglas \andicar, Jar-
rett Jennings, David Bagley, Bob Waller, Thomas E.
Stone, Michael Smith, Robert Turner, Greg Bishop.
TROMBONE: Hugh Downey. Frank Bibb. BARI-
TONE: Charles Taylor, Erick Fish, Tommy Holland.
BASS: George Fuller, Larrv Musick. PERCUSSION:
Steve Rudy, Glenn McKibben, Ronald McLendon.
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Delta Mu
The purpose of Delta Mu is to
provide educational programs
pertaining to music and to pro-
mote interest and scholastic
achievement among its mem-
bers. Delta Mu is open only to
music majors or minors main-
taining a 3.0 average in music
courses. It is sponsored by Mrs.
Mary Lou Munn.
FRONT ROW: Sally Elrod, Joan Edwards,
Cindy Jackson. BACK ROW: Jeanine
Marsh, Anne White, Nancy Irvin, Emily
Shelly, Jane Hutchinson, Mary Lee,
Marianna Hay.
United
Voices
Choir
United Voices of West Georgia
College is a group established
to promote spiritual growth, fel-
lowship, and unity. The organi-
zation tries to provide a spirit-
ual atmosphere for the students
and to share Christian witness
through song and praise with
the community.
FRONT ROW Ellis Davis, Geraldine
Hendrix, Cathy Jones, lanice Jones,
Dianne Stinson, Charlotte Brantley, Jar-
red lennings. BACK ROW: Angela Dan-
iels, Annie Myrick, Jimmie Davis,
Angela Sherfield, Brenda Brown.
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S.M.E.N.C.
The Student Music Educators National
Conference acquaints students with
privileges and responsibilities of music
and the music education profession.
The organization provides for its mem-
bers an opportunity to become acq-
uainted with leaders in the profession
as well as SMENC members of other col-
leges and universities.
LEFT: leanine Marsh, Vice President; Hugh
Downey, President; lane Hutchinson, Secretary-
Treasurer. BELOW: )oan Edwards, Rise Ray, Tisha
Clark, Mary Lee, Emily Shelly, Marianna Hay, Jane
Hutchinson, Hugh Downey, jeanine Marsh, Mrs.
Munn, Advisor.
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Theater
Company
The Theater Company of West Georgia
College presents three or four dramatic
productions a year. They sponsor activi-
ties such as student one-act plays and
the Ebony Players. The group is directed
by Dr. Oliver Link. The pictures shown
are of the spring quarter production of
"Carousel."
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The purpose of the Black Student
Alliance is to promote dignity in the
black people, increase understanding
and the exchange of ideas between
black and white students. The activi-
ties of BSA include parties, sports,
and public services.
1 . Orlando B. Yates, Advisor
2. Darrah Turman
3. Sandra Sheffield, secretary
4. Sandra Grant, treasurer
5. Sam Clonts, tri-chairman
6. Andrew Woods, tri-
chairman
7. Jessie Fields
8. Sam Christian
9. Derick Hill
10. Patricia Brewer
11. Cheri Buffington
12. Mary Baker
13. Alexander Mitchell
14. Karen Chapman
15. KirkMcConnell
16. Bruce Atwater
17. Thurman Tillman
18. Mary Alice Smith
19. Floyd Phoenix
20. Janice Swinson
21. Sammy Gamble
22. Garland Howard
23. Melvin Brittan
24. James Leonard
25. Darlene Gilkey
26. James Gray
27. Nathaniel Thurman
28. Robert demons
29. Brenda Brown
30. Milton Ward
31. Samuel Tookes
32. LeroyHill
33. Calamity J. Henderson
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Ebony Players
The Ebony Players is a black group dedi-
cated to drama. The players present a
production of drama each quarter. Any
member of the student body who is tal-
ented and dedicated to drama is eligible
for membership in the club.
ABOVE: Ann Patterson, director; Richard Lundy,
entertainment chairman; Kane Harper, lighting
director; Willie Ingram, stage director; Johnathan
Edwards, assistant director.
BELOW, FIRST ROW: Marshall Mitchell, lanice
(ones, Ann Patterson, Karen Chatman, Sandra
Sherfield. SECOND ROW: Richard Lundy, Robert
demons, Sam Clonte, Curtis Wilcox, Willie
Ingram. THIRD ROW: Kane Harper, Jeff Spelling.
FOURTH ROW: lohnathan Edwards, Stanly Rich.
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Alpha Lambda
Delta
Alpha Lambda Delta is the nationa
honor society for women. It strives to
promote intelligent living and a high
standard of learning. The activities of
the group are helping with programs
such as the women's conference and
tutoring services. At graduation, the
club presents the Maria Leonard
Brood Award and senior certificates
to honor students.
TOP, FRONT: Dean Georgia Martin, Linda Powell,
Luanne Jones, Kris Craddock, )enny Morris. BACK:
Susan Osborne, Amy Warden, Grace Meadows,
Gayden Cowen, Lois O'Donnell, Mrs. Mary Anne
DeVillier.
BOTTOM: Kris Craddock, president; Gayden
Cowan, treasurer; Grace Meadows, reporter;
Linda Powell, secretary. NOT PICTURED: Marga-
ret (abaley, historian; Pam Stallings, vice-presi-
dent.
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Accolade
Accolade is a junior and senior women's
honor society whose membership is
based upon recommendations from fac-
ulty and present members. The purpose
of the society is to promote loyalty, to
advance service, to encourage leader-
ship, and to maintain a high standard of
scholarship.
LEFT: Vivian Gunn, secretary-treasurer; Anna
Cagle, president; Dianne Benford, vice president.
BELOW: Kathe Walker, Dean Georgia Martin,
Debbie McGury, Dianne Benford, Anna Cagle,
Glenda Scott, Vivian Gunn, Krista Faulk, Twinkie
)anssen,Terri Treadwell.
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Blue Key
The WGC Blue Key Honor Society is
a charter membership recognizing
junior and senior men for scholastic
attainment, service to school and
community, and ability for leader-
ship. Blue Key has 139 chapters across
the nation with over 75,000 alumni.
The fraternity's program is designed
to honor the ability to plan and work
with college administration as well as
other concerned organizations and
to help improve the present and
future status of the institution.
Geology Club
The purpose of the Geology Club is
to stimulate interest in and to acquire
knowledge of the earth sciences. The
club provides opportunities for field
studies and field trips, visits from
leaders in the earth sciences, and
social events at which both students
and professors exchange ideas.
ABOVE: Mike Corrigan, Larry Bridges, David
Ware, Ray McConnell, Dave Edmondson.
BELOW, FIRST ROW: Ken Roddenberry, vice-
president; Charles Swann, secretary-treasurer;
Stan Bearden, historian. SECOND ROW: William
Pool, Larry Canter, Jim Dickie, )oe Sullivan, Ernie
Gibs, Chari Williams, Mark Robertson, Dr. Tim
Chowns, |ohn Reed.
THIRD ROW: Mike Corrigan, Dene Channelle,
Rick Rudolph, Tom Crawford, Dr. Eric Eslinger,
Yonnie Williams.
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Opera
Workshop
Based in the music department, Opera
Workshop employs both musical and
theatrical talent. Directed by Mrs. Inge
Lundeen, once each quarter the group
performs for the school and commu-
nity.
1. Danny Layson
2. Inge Lundeen
3. Sally Elrod
4. Steve Liner
5. Jane Hutchinson
6. Diana Torell
7. Lisa Stutts
8. Norris Warner
9. Mark Green
10. Lloyd Tipton
11. Nancy Irwin
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1. Ken Roddenberry
2. Steve Duncan
3. Dave Horton
4. Lee Cathey
5. Randt Siebold
6. Marilyn Hall
7. Dr. Tom Crawford
8. Teresa Whitton
9. Ann Martin
10. Alan Maddox
11. Dennis Holt
12. Ping Suwannapat
13. Monte Horn
14. John Reid
NOT PICTURED: Bill Ellwanger, Lil Harper, Tom Eubanks, Larry S. B. Smith,
Janice Williams, Ed Dunagan, Jim Dickey, Mary Ellwanger, Mary Saunders,
Keith Kribbs.
Grotto
The Grotto, a charter organization of the National Speleo-
logical Society, is dedicated to the research, exploration,
and conservation of caves. The group has been active on
campus since 1965. The club motto is "Take nothing but
pictures, leave nothing but footprints, and kill nothing but
time."
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Gamma Theta
Upsilon
Gamma Theta Upsilon is an interna-
tional honor society in the field of geog-
raphy. It aims to promote interest in
geography as a discipline and to
advance the status of geography as a
professional field. Some of its activities
are sponsoring geography field trips and
inviting speakers to the campus. The
group is advised by Dr. David Weaver
and other professors.
Circle K
The Circle K Club was established by
the Kiwanis Club of Carrollton to pro-
mote the civic welfare of the college.
The Club desires to develop within its
members the high degree of citizenship
and social service exemplified by the
constitution and by-laws of Kiwanis
International. Members are selected on
the basis of scholarship, civic interest
and leadership. One of the Circle K's
activities is an annual blood drive.
ABOVE: Michael Williams, vice-president; Edwill
Holcomb; Cornelius Ingram; Debra Hernandez;
Lynn Kagelmacher; Twinkie lanssen, president;
lohn Upchurch; E. D. Metivier.
BELOW, FIRST ROW: Steve Cash, Mark Sims, Glo-
ria Mimbs, ]ean Maddox, Celia Shoppe, Debbie
Cordon. SECOND ROW: Lewis Adams, Dr. Tom
Lightsey, Dan Logan, |ohn Sherer, Dick Forbes,
Mike Burgamy, Randy Stapler.
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Farm . . .
The Champs
The Farm is an independent
organization with approximately
thirty-five members, dedicated to
the principle of creating close
unity among its brothers and little
sisters. The group sponsors the
MIA sports, parties, and an annual
Farm Day held in the spring. Mem-
bers participate in all intramural
sports and in Homecoming and
take a yearly trip to Gatlinburg.
1. Donnie Matthews
14. Tim Wiggins
27. Gary Sampler
2. Jim Graham
15. Vicki Smith
28. Joe Morgan
3. Jimmie Bolding
16. Tina Dean
29. Kent Lovorn
4. Bill Waller
17. Don Cochran
30. Don Howell
5. )im Coker
18. Rita Dempsey
31. Carl Doss
6. Debbie Bass
19. Ross Sasser
32. Irving de Goris
7. Alan Kaylor
20. Brenda Plott
33. Randy Dabbs
8. Steve Sampler
21. Steve Kidd
34. Bill Hill
9. David Jackson
22. Keith Rodbell
35. David Bannister
10. Paul Bishop
23. Bill Robbins
36. Tommy Rucker
11. Kerry Nalley
24. David Fedack
37. Steve Roper
12. David Ward
25. Bruce Parham
38. Steve Roper
13. Martha Broughton
26. Parks Hardy
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Chemical
Society
The West Georgia Chemical Society is
designed to promote academics and
instill professional pride in chemistry
students. This organization is open to
students interested in chemistry, chemi-
cal engineering, and related fields.
RIGHT: Teresa Harrison, Sec.-Treas.; Randy
Edwards, Vice President; Kathy Martin, President;
Dr. William Lockhart, advisor; Dr. lack Grogan,
advisor. ABOVE: Eddie Grogan, Teresa Harrison,
Kathy Martin, Dennis Hodges, Horace Whitaker,
Edna Richardson, |im Barber, Angeline Hyatt,
Randy Edwards, Dr. William Lockhart, Dr. lack
Grogan.
110
Student A. CM.
The Association of Computing Machin-
ery at West Georgia College is a group
of students whose interest lies in com-
puter machines and other machines
connected with computer science. The
computer club provides services for
West Georgia in the way of class sched-
ules, grades, and data processing.
TOP (BACK ROW): Al Irby, lohn Stonger, Kenneth
Bland, Harry Reed, Jose Rodriguez. FRONT ROW:
Debbie Cox, Phyllis Lesho, luanita Sinclair. LEFT:
Debbie Cox, secretary; lose Rodriguez, chairman;
luanita Sinclair, faculty advisor.
1 1 1
WWGC
WWCC, the WGC radio station,
serves the college in two ways. The
most important service is providing
the students with entertainment,
information, and educational pro-
gramming. WWCC also provides
experience to students in radio who
feel they might be interested in
broadcasting. The general manager is
Jerry Mock, who is also coordinator
of instructional TV and radio for
WGC.
TOP, SITTING: Michael Styles, lanice Still, Steven BOTTOM: Scott Evans, Benjamen Bateman
Knight. STANDING: Michael Scott, Kerry Prance, Michael Scott, Phyllis Booker, Michael Booth
Bob Farley, Neill Cornwall. Dave Callaway.
112
I.John McKenzie
2. Bill Cay
3. Dan Lantaff
4. Mike Carney
5. Steve Coleman
6. Lee Pretorius
7. Marie Bjerkerot
8. Debbie Lantaff
9. Robert Littlekid
10. Debbie Ballenger
11. Andrew Short
12. Tim Redden
13. Robin Cooke
14. Marc McQuary
15. Kay Bowling
16. Gene Vickery
17. Sandra Holcombe
18. Winston Mattox
Judo
judo began shortly before the turn of
the last century in )apan and has spread
around the world as a very individualis-
tic, demanding, person-to-person sport.
It has been included in the Olympics as
a permanent sport, and increasing num-
bers of American colleges and universi-
ties offer full scholarships for prospec-
tive students proficient in Judo. Even
though West Georgia College is not one
of those schools offering scholarships at
this time, already we are attracting new
students who attend WCC primarily to
play judo. The West Georgia College
judo Club offers classes in judo and
self-defense for area boys and girls and
also for college students and other
adults. At this time, the club has three,
black belts in its rolls and expects
several more within the next academic
year. New students mav begin practice
of judo at any time during the \ear; it is
not begun anew with each quarter but
is an on-going process of instruction.
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Karate Club
Members of the West Georgia Karate
Club seek to promote high levels of
sportsmanship and fairness in all phases
of life and to promote a competitive
spirit. The members are taught various
techniques of karate.
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Barbell Club
The purpose of the West Georgia Bar-
bell Club is to improve physical fitness,
to compete with other schools, clubs,
and associations, and to instruct stu-
dents in all aspects of weight-lifting.
FIRST ROW: Mike Cahalan, William lackson, Tran
Dunn.
SECOND ROW: Ervin Maker, Ralph Joynes.
THIRD ROW: Bruce King, Brian Estep, Henry
Dreyer, "Arms" Southard, Craig Chenggis, Don
Buxton, Randy Breedlove.
115
ABOVE: |ohn Wittig, assistant coach, Lamar Gar-
ren, lean-Pierre Sakey, Ray McConnell, George
Knapp, Irwin Sperling, David Tatum, Dr. Chester
Gibson, coach. NOT PICTURED: Jesse Burbage,
Mike Stribling.
Debate Club
The West Georgia College Debate Team
is composed of students who compete
in tournaments throughout the nation
against major colleges and universities.
The team has qualified for the National
Tournament of Champions for the last
five years and the National Debate
Tournament for the last three years. The
Debate Team also engages in extensive
service projects such as coaching area
high school teams, conducting work-
shops, and judging region and high
school team debate tournaments.
116
Phi Beta Lambda
The purpose of Phi Beta Lambda is to
create more understanding and interest
in business education, to develop char-
acter, and to train for useful citizenship.
The West Georgia College Chapter is
affiliated with the state and national
organizations and is open to any stu-
dent interested in the field of business.
ABOVE, SITTING: Dixie Blanchard, co-treasurer,
Carol Christopher, co-treasurer, Linda Powell, sec-
retary, Dianne Bishop, co-president. STANDING:
Bill Waller, co-president, Bob Hatch, vice-presi-
dent.
BELOW, SEATED: Ellen Martin, Dixie Blanchard,
Carol Christopher, Linda Powell, Dianne Bishop,
Bill Waller, Bob Hatch, Anna Cagle. STANDING:
Dr. Powell, Advisor, Christina Probst, Elaine Kitch-
ens, Mary Adams, Nancy Foree, Vanessa Brown,
Sandra Powell, Elmira Nuckolls, Terry tones, Karen
Griggs, |udy Ferguson, Maria Reynolds.
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Phi Alpha Theta
Phi Alpha Theta is an international his-
tory honor society. The objective of Phi
Alpha Theta is the promotion of the
study of history by encouragement of
research and the exchange of learning
and thought among historians.
S.A.E.
The Student Association of Educators
allows the education student to become
involved in his profession while in col-
lege. The Tietje-Downs Chapter, char-
tered in 1948, offers campus fellowship
to future educators and provides early
classroom experience, employment
information, placement services, dis-
count buying, professional publications,
legal protection, research information,
and student voice in education.
TOP, FRONT: Paul Arceneaux, president; Rita
Pruitt, secretary-treasurer; Bonnie Huckins, histo-
rian; Ara Dostourian, faculty advisor.
BOTTOM: Richard Hill, president; Richard Wet-
zel, financial secretary; Phillip Heard, faculty advi-
sor; Chuck Carter, vice president. NOT PIC-
TURED: Lewis Adams, recording secretary.
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International
Student Club
The International Student Club is open
to all foreign students, foreign faculty,
and interested students. The foreign
students represent twenty-three differ-
ent countries, and each year the group
presents an exhibit of articles from their
home countries in the college library in
an attempt to share their culture with
others.
BELOW, FRONT ROW; Murat Yucel, Turkey; Sirpa
Lehtomaki, Finland; Jose Cardons, Ph i II i pi nes;
Phiengkarn Suwannapat, Thailand; Franklin Wai,
Hong Kong; Cristina Semac, Venezuela; Henriette
Nasser, Israel; Polly Medeicott, West Germany.
BACK ROW: Georgia Martin; |ohn R. Murch; Nin
Shin Chow, Taiwan; Dr. Lucy Ann Neblett; Man-
fred Muller, West Germany; Sobhi Gabriel, Egypt.
119
Pi Gamma Mu
Pi Gamma Mu is the national honor
fraternity for students of social stud-
ies. Its purpose is to promote interest
in the social sciences and to recog-
nize excellence of students pursuing
the studies.
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ABOVE: Dennis Thompson, president, David Grif-
fin, faculty advisor, treasurer, Linda Dickson, sec-
retary. NOT PICTURED: Allen Moore, vice-presi-
dent, Laura Hawkins, vice-president.
BELOW, FRONT: Dianne Stinson, Pamela Davis,
Rita Pruitt, Dixie Driskell, Shari Estes, Linda Dick-
son, Krista Falk, Dennis Thompson. BACK: Eileen
Dooley, Paul Arceneaux, Mike Campbell, Ernest
Bjerkerot, David Griffin, Steve Hester, Phil Bran-
120
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Eta Sigma is the national Freshman
men's honor society. The organization
which meets once a quarter was estab-
lished three years ago to promote better
scholarship among male students on
campus. Membership in the organiza-
tion is based upon scholarship.
FIRST ROW: Paul Arceneaux, Neil Richter, Bill
Kraus. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Dahl, Advisor; Dene
Channell, David Ware, Hubert Franklin, Jim
Pearce.
Alpha Phi
Omega
Alpha Phi Omega is a national service
fraternity established to promote lead-
ership, friendship and service on the
college campus. The organization gives
its members a chance to serve the stu-
dents, faculty, youth, community, fel-
low members of the fraternity and the
nation as participating citizens. The
major requirement for membership is
scholarship achievement or present
affiliation with the Boy Scouts of Amer-
ica.
FIRST ROW: Mike Trautwein, Beverly Wilding, SECOND ROW: )im Mann, Edwill Holcomb, |im
Carol Stramm, Elaine Noblet, Claudia Smoak, Cornell, Dennis Brooks, Ronnie McNeal.
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FRONT ROW: Tony Stoud, Dave Edmonds, Jessie Fields, Terry Faulkner. SECOND ROW: Jeff Lacava, Floyd Phoenix, Pat
Magley, Sam Christian, Tim Reynolds, Alan Gustavel, Alexander Mitchell.
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The West Georgia College Braves turned in their fifth
straight winning campaign at the conclusion of the 1974-75
regular season. It also marked the fourth straight year that
the Braves had compiled the top collegiate basketball
record in the state of Georgia. The defending NAIA
National Champions, Georgia's first national basketball tit-
lists, opened the schedule with a smashing 93-67 win over
the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, a quarterfinalist
last season in the NIT. After suffering three early season
losses, West Georgia reeled off 11 straight wins, averaging
more than 90 points per game in the process. Rated as high
as seventh in an early season Associated Press poll, the
Braves tied for their second straight South Atlantic Confer-
ence regular season championship with an 8-2 mark. How-
ever, WGC fell to Armstrong State 74-72 in overtime and
dropped the conference tournament title in Savannah.
West Georgia, which placed all five starters in double fig-
ures, was led by 6-3 guard Dave Edmonds, the lone return-
ing starter from last season's national championship squad
and the 1974-75 team captain. The New York City native,
who was selected to the 1974 NAIA National All-Tourna-
ment team, averaged 19.4 points during his senior season
and was selected to numerous preseason All-American
teams, as was running mate Tony Stroud. As a team, the
Braves averaged 88.7 points and allowed an average of only
74.3 for a win margin of 14.4. During the past five years
West Georgia basketball teams have been ranked among
the nation's elite, compiling a cumulative mark of 112 wins
and 32 losses during head coach Roger Kaiser's tenure, giv-
ing him the nation's fourth best active record (percentage).
Also during the past season the Braves ran their consecu-
tive win streak at home to 23, including 54 wins in 55 home
contests since 1970, one of the best marks in the nation.
After viewing both the Valdosta State game in which the
Braves took a double overtime 89-85 decision and the
homecoming bout with Armstrong State which was won
97-86, an Atlanta sportswriter called the West Georgia
crowd the "best basketball fans in the state . . . simply
incredible!" The Braves drew more than 3,500 for the Val-
dosta game and a record 4,100 for homecoming, all within
a gym that officially seats 3,000. At presstime West Georgia
had accepted a bid to the NCAA South Central Regional in
New Orleans. A win in Louisiana would send the Braves to
Evansville, Indiana for the National Tournament and a shot
at a second straight national championship.
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Lady Braves Basketball
FIRST ROW: Roxann Lucas, Sharon Stalls, Carolyn Almond, Tina Holmes, Carol Bell, Linda Gilleece. SECOND ROW: Clever Nails, Debby McCury, Diane
Bedford, Donna Wood, Linda Nails, Gail Jackson, Rosalind Underwood.
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The combined efforts of Coach Dot McNabb and
Coach Sandra Raye have produced one of the fin-
est women's basketball teams that West Georgia
has ever seen. The Lady Braves have accomplished
much even against the odds. With Coach McNabb
busy with committee meetings, Coach Raye came
over to help out a little. She was more than just a
little help. She took the team to quite a few sea-
sonal games, but none of them was as exciting as
the one with Mercer at the coliseum. Mercer
labeled it as an upset, and they were upset. It was
the first time in four years that Mercer's ladies had
been defeated in the coliseum. The Lady Braves
did not slow down after that, even when one of
their starting girls was injured and could not play.
They made the trip to Columbus for the state tour-
nament, playing four games in two days and win-
ning all of them.
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Volleyball
FIRST ROW: luanila Dickens, Carolyn Almond, Billie Banks, Debby McGury, Roxann Lucas. SECOND ROW: Faye Benjamin, manager; Jinny Carmer, Diane
Benford, Sunny Myrell, Donna Wood, Clever Nails. BELOW: Dot McNabb, coach.
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The members of the women's volleyball team,
coached by Dot McNabb, are heroes in their own
way. The women do not let this influence their
game too much because Coach McNabb stresses
the value of good team play rather than individual
glorification. Coach McNabb has emphasized the
importance of hard work, and it seems to have
paid off again for her team. This year the women's
volleyball team ended its season with a record of
57 wins and 9 losses. Two of these nine losses
came when the team met Mississippi State Univer-
sity on the court. However, the women defeated
MSU when they met again in region playoffs.
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Golf
FIRST ROW: Pat Townsend, Keith Medford, Bob Smith,
Ronnie Prichett. SECOND ROW: Coach Skip Yow, Norm
Patterson, Larry Beam, Tony Farmer. NOT SHOWN:
Randy Almon, Kip Little.
The West Georgia College golf team, under
the direction of Coach Skip Yow, is returning
for another season of golf at Treasure Lake
Country Club and other courses around the
state. Last season the team was second in Dis-
trict 25 as the NAIA champion and fourth in
the conference.
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ABOVE: Mike Hooker, Greg Smith, Ed Wikel, Mel
Pinson, Hugh Toro, )im Finney, Jim Gaines, Dave
Warren, Hank Buerck.
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Baseball
FIRST ROW: Ray Davis, Tucker Sinatro, Jim Johnson, Brad Campbell, Ken Barber, Jeff Bennett. SECOND ROW: Jim Jandl, Barry Evans, Jimmy Blaylock, billy
Fortenberry, Dan Bently, Tommy Moss, Chris Criswell. THIRD ROW: Phil Taylor, Bob Giddens, Gene Willoughby, Mike Mason, Paul Newkirk, Dan Logan,
Coach Archie White.
The 1975 Braves are a completely new
team except for about five players. Last
year's team was 36 and 12 and led the
conference in hitting and fielding. Last
year's team defeated Virginia, Maryland,
Wake Forest, and Georgia Tech. This
year West Georgia has 43 games sched-
uled. Henry Mays and Rick Camp, who
both played last year, have signed pro-
fessional contracts. According to Coach
White, the team may be "green," but its
members are willing to work.
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PITCHERS, FIRST ROW: Brad Campbell, Ray Davis, Jeff Bennett, Ken Barber. SECOND ROW: Barry Evans, Dan Bentley, Phil Taylor, Chris Criswell, Gene
Willoughby, Paul New Kirk.
INFIELD, FIRST ROW: Tucker Sinatro, Brad Campbell, |im lohnson. SECOND ROW: Barry Evans, Dan Logan. Billy Fortenberry .
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Beth Trewhitt, manager
Bill Webb, coach, Joe LaBoone
HURDLERS: Mike Marsh, Leroy Hill, Joe LaBoon, Andy Middlebrooks.
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THROWERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nolan Wood, Gary Matthews, Roger Dennery, Joe LaBoon.
JUMPERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe LaBoon, Thurmond Tillman, David Ware, Wesley Brow n.
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FIRST ROW: Gail Jackson, Carolyn Almond, lanice Jones. SECOND ROW: Deborah Dewberry, Billie Banks, Faye Benjamin, Helena Kretz, Babs Lashley.
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The women's track team, composed of nine mem-
bers, began its first season this \ear. The team,
under the direction of Coach Patricia Gaston, has
suffered some setbacks because of limited fund-
ing. However, according to Coach Gaston, the
team is placing major emphasis on quality, not
quantity.
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The women's tennis team, under the
direction of Rosemary Maddox, partici-
pates in matches throughout the state.
The team, with three returning players,
represents West Georgia College
through athletic competition.
FIRST ROW: Mary Baker, Kathy Wascher, lessica Buchanon, Rosemary Maddox, Linda Wells, Susan Dalton, Sandy Aaron. SECOND ROW: Pam Gordon,
Carol Barnes, Valerie Foster, Nancy Middlebrooks, Fran Burkett.
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Upperclassmen
Allan Abernathy
BBA Economics
Mary Adams
BS Education
Patricia Alford
AB Anthropology
William Alford
AB Anthropology
Rebecca Allen
AB Mathematics
Alicia Amis
MS Biology
Marie Angel
BS Education
Denise Atcheson
AB History
Susan Atcheson
BBA Accounting
Kathy Autrey
AB Sociology
Toni Azar
AB History
Ann Baccus
AB Sociology/Psychology
Leland Baggett
AB Psychology
George Bagwell
AB Mathematics
Jackie Baines
BBA Accounting
Richard Baly
(Major Unlisted)
Randy Barker
BBA Accounting
Debra Bass
BS Education
Norvis Beasley
BS Education
Carlene Beck
BS Recreation
208
)acquelyn Bellamy
AB Sociology/Psychology
Jennifer Benefield
(Major Unlisted)
Diane Benford
BS Education
William Bentley
AB History
William Birmingham
BBA Accounting
Debra Bishop
BS Education
Dianne Bishop
Business
Karen Bishop
AB Sociology/Psychology
Barbara Black
BS Education
Susan Blaine
AB English
Allen Blue
BBA Accounting
Mary Boatvvnght
AB English
209
Carol Bobo
BS Education
Elizabeth Bogan
BBA Accounting
Karen Bolden
(Major Unlisted)
Upperclassmen
Mary Botts
AB Sociology
Phil Branson
AB Sociology/Polit
cal Science
Larry Bridges
AB Speech
)an Brintnall
AB Sociology
Peggy Brisbin
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(Major Unlisted)
Louie Briscoe
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BBA Marketing/Ma
nagement
Cherry Brown
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AB Sociology
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Marilyn Brown
ABArt
210
Linda Buford
AB Sociology/Psychology
Connie Burdette
BS Educalion
David Butler
AB Political Science
Bonnie Cain
BS Education
Mike Campbell
AB History
Jose Cardona
MA English
Victor Carew
BBA Accounting
Brenda Cartee
BS Education
Georgia Chaffin
BBA Office Administration
Pete Chambers
BS Education
Tom Chapman
AB Art
Sammy Christian
BS Sociology
Helen Clark
AB Sociology
David Cline
AB Mathematics
Orestes Cobb
AB Psychology
Barbara Cole
BS Education
Terry Cole
AB Sociology-
Sara Cogswell
BS Education
Robin Cooke
BS Recreation
Patti Corley
BS Education
Upperclassmen
William Corrigan
AB Geology
Marie Cowart
BBA Office Administration
Bill Cown
BS Recreation
Debbie Cox
AB Mathematics
Kris Craddock
AB Speech
Elaine Crawford
BS Education
joann Crosby
AB Art
Bobby Daniels
AB Sociology
James Daniels
BBA Marketing/Management
Douglas Davis
BS Business Administration
Jesse Davis
AB Psychology
Velesia Dean
(Major Unlisted)
Roger Denny
(Major Unlisted)
Sharon Dewitt
AB Anthropology
212
Linda Dickson
AB Economics
David Dingier
AB Mathematics
Walter Dodd
(Major Unlisted)
David Doster
BA Sociology
Hugh Downing
BA Music
Connie Dugan
BS Education
Delores Duke
BS Education
)ohn Dunn
AB Biology
Rose Dunn
BA English
David Dye
AB Speech Political Science
Mark Dye
BBA Management
213
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Upperclassmen
Janet Elliot
BS Education
Sharon Estes
BS Sociology
Nancy Eubanks
BS Education
Bob Farley
BA Marketing/Management
Krista Faulk
AB Sociology
Raymer Ferguson
AB English/Philosophy
Roger Fields
(Major Unlisted)
Sylvia Fincher
AB English
Mary Findley
AB Psychology
Sue Fowler
AB Art
Karen Free
AB Sociology
Elbert Fuller Jr.
BS Chemistry
George Fuller
BBA Marketing/Management
Karen Furr
AB Mathematics
Becky Gable
ABArt
Sobhi Gabriel
(Major Unlisted)
Donald Garrett
AB Psychology
Carolyn Gentry
BS Education
Larry Gilliland )r.
BA Sociology/Psychology
Denise Gladfelter
BS Education
214
Thomas Cladfelter
BBA Marketing
Debbie Gordon
AB Sociology/Psychology
James Gore
Marketing/Management
lames Graham
BBA Management
Sandra Grant
BS Education
Joy Gravitt
(Major Unlisted)
Patrica Gravitt
BS Education
Susan Gray
BS Education
Mark Green
BA Music
David Greene
BBA Accounting
Sandy Guhl
BS Education
Vivian Gunn
AB Mathematics
215
Upperclassmen
Tommy Hagler
AB Biology
lesse Hall
(Major Unlisted)
Marilyn Hall
AB Sociology
Carolyn Hammons
(Major Unlisted)
Randy Harris
(Major Unlisted)
Reiko Harris
AB Sociology/Psychology
Laura Hawkins
BS Earth Science
Stephen Hayes
AB History
Laurine Haynes
MA Sociology
Pamela Hester
BS Education
George Hicks
BS Geography
Richard Hill
AB English
Edwill Holcomb
BS Geography
Betty Holland
AB French
Randy Holland
BBA Marketing/Management
Phyllis Hollaman
BS Education
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Chet Holt
BBA Accounting
Cynthia Howard
BBA Accounting/Finance
Gary Howard
(Major Unlisted)
Bonnie Huckins
BA History
216
T'JH
Angeline Hyatt
AB Biology/Chemistry
Bill lackson
BS Sociology
Joan Jackson
AB Biology
Ralph Jackson
BBA Management
Susan Janssen
BS Geography
Ken Johnson
(Major Unlisted)
Roger Johnson
BS Business Administration
Dan Jones
MA Psychology
Nancy Jones
(Major Unlisted)
Virginia Jones
BS Education
Lynn Kagelmaster
BS Ceolog\
Gerry Katz
BS Education
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217
Upperclassmen
Isaac Kelley
AB Political Science
Terry Kephart
AB Mathematics
Tommy Kyle
AB Mathematics
Jerome Lakes
AB History
Ronnie Langley
BBA Accounting/Finance
Walter Langston
BBA Management
Fred Ledbetter
BS Sociology
Mark Leffers
BBA Accounting
Becky LeMaster
BS Education
Hilton Lewis
BA French
Dan Loftin
BS Education
Robin Lokey
BS Psychology
218
Debra Long
AB English/Political Science
Roxann Lucas
BS Education
lames Madden
(Major Unlisted)
Charles Mann
ABArt
Jim Mann
BS Geography
John Mann
AB Political Science/Geology
Phyllis Mann
AB Geology
Florence Manning
AB Science
Kathy Martin
BS Chemistry
Liz Matthews
BS Education
Tom Matthews
AB Sociology
Malcolm McCrary
BS Recreation
RobbyMcGill
BS Geography
Debby McGury
BS Recreation
Phillip McHugh
BS Recreation
Kathy McNeal
MA Psychology
Mary McPherson
AB History/Sociology
Carol McWhorter
AB Art
Don McWhorter
AB Art
Keith Melford
AB Biology
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Upperclassmen
Robert Mitchell
Political Science
Allan Moore
(Major Unlisted)
Walter Morgan
AB Psychology
Sam Morris
M.Ed. Guidance/Counseling
|eff Morton
BS Geography
Ann Mosley
BBA Office Administration
Patricia Moss
BS Education
Donald Mull
BBA Management
Sunny Myrell
BS Education
Tim Nunn
AB Biology
Barbara Oliver
AB Sociology
Robert Panter
AB English
Randy Parker
(Major Unlisted)
Edward Parks
AB History
220
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Judy Patton
M.Ed. Cuidance/Counselin
Stephen Peace
AB Psychology
Robin Pelham
AB Psychology
Tommy Peters
AB Geology
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William Phillips
AB Biology
Tommy Pinkard
BS Business Administration
Pam Poss
BS Education
Larry Price
BBA Management
Ronnie Pritchett
BBA Market Management
Christina Probst
BBA Office Administration
Rita Pruitt
AB History
)ames Ralston
AB History
Tim Redden
BBA Marketing Management
Sarah Reed
BS Education
221
Upperclassmen
Pete Reems
AB Political Science
|ohn Reid
BS Earth Science
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Scott Reid
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BBA Management
Mary Rhodes
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AB Art
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Ruth Richardson
BS Education
Wayne Robertson
AB Political Science
lose Rodriguez
BBA Accounting
Chris Rogers
AB Art
Barbara Rosenberg
BS Education
Janet Ross
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BS Education
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Richard Sale
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lames Salisbury
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222
Bobby Sanders
BBA Office Administration
Moses Sanders
BBA Management
Neil Sanders
AB English
Robert Sanders
(Major Unlisted)
Wayne Schock
BS Recreation
Glenda Scott
AB Sociology
Michael Scott
AB English
Mary Scully
BS Geography
)ohn Shirley
BS Recreation
Christine Shockley
AB Art
Celia Shoppe
BS Education
Evelyn Shropshire
BS Education
Colleen Sinclair
BS Education
Suzanne Slade
BA English
223
Upperclassmen
Rhonda Slaughter
BS Education
Paul Slemons
BBA Accounting
Terry Slone
BBA Accounting
Becky Smith
BS Education
Donald Smith
BBA Marketing/Management
Elaine Smith
BS Education
Gary Smith
BS Recreation
Patti Smith
BS Education
Roy Smith
ABArt
Milford Snow
BS Education
Hilda Spears
BS Geography
Sandra Spradlin
BBA Office Administration
Pam Stacy
BBA Marketing/Management
Linda Staley
AB History
Mary Staley
AB History/English
Wendolyn Stephens
BS Education
Wesley Stephens
Mathematics
)ohn Stewart
(Major Unlisted)
Marcus Stewart
(Major Unlisted)
George Stockman
BBA Accounting
224
Vyto Stoskus
MA Psychology
Kendall Strickland
BBA Marketing/Management
Olivette Stroud
MA Sociology
Diane Swanson
Pre-Medicme
Diane Tabor
AB Spanish
Ronald Taylor
AB English
Janet Teague
(Major Unlisted)
Timothy Toole
BBA Marketing/Management
Lynn Torbert
AB Mathematics
Terrie Treadwell
AB English
Debbie Tulkoff
AB Biology
Russell Vandiver
AB Sociology
225
Upperclassmen
Deborah Vaugh
BS Education
George Waits
BBA Marketing
Kathe Walker
AB English
Debbie Wallace
BBA Marketing
Dwight Wallace
AB Sociology
Rita Waller
BS Education
William Waller
BS Education
William Watkins
M.B.A.
Waymond Watts
M.Ed., Elementary Education
lack Williams
AB Psychology
Michael Williams
BS Geography
Nancy Williamson
BS Education
226
David Willingham
AB English
Daniel Wilson
BA Sociology
Ronald Wilson
BS Chemistry
Andrew Woods
AB Political Science
Gloria Woods
AB Biology
limmv Worthy
BS Education
Robert Zellner
(Major Unlisted)
Grace Ziegler
AB Art
227
Underclassmen
Elizabeth Abernathy
Karen Abies
Suzanne Adams
Willie Mae Adams
judson Adamson
Linda Aenchbacher
Doyle Albers
Dennis Albright
Sherri Alexander
Patsy Allen
Maureen Allgood
Clamity Anderson
Dave Andrews
)esse Arnold
Medra Ashmore
James Ashworth
Patricia Askew
Teresa Atkinson
Bruce Atwater
Eddie Ayers
Gregory Ayers
Peer Baekgaard
|udy Bagwell
Debbie Baker
228
Mary Baker
Nanette Baldwin
Gary Baldy
Debbie Ballinger
Sharon Bankston
Gail Bannister
Jeff Barker
Gene Barnes
Becky Barnett
Margaret Barrett
John Barton
Cindy Bates
Stanley Bearden
Jill Beck
Elaine Bell
George Bell
Faye Benjamin
Janet Bently
George Bergen
Dolly Berry
Shermaine Betner
Teresa Billingsly
Clarence Blackburn
Dixie Blanchard
Lonna Blankenship
Milton Blue
Cooki Boddie
Monty Boiling
Eugene Bond
Marcia Bonner
Phyllis Booker
Phillip Bowers
Cheryl Boy kin
Dawn Braddy
Stephanie Brady
Nancy Bragg
Melvin Brittian
Dennis Brooks
Brenda Broun
lenn\ Brow n
Martin Brown
Ra\ Brown
229
Underclassmen
Vanessa Brown
Robert Brunk
Joey Bryant
Debbie Buchanan
Leo Buchanan
Doug Buckalew
Cheri Buffington
Hugh Burke
Neda Burt
Dox Buxton
Sharon Byerly
Keith Byrd
Barter LaCanname
Robert Carey
Debra Carmichael
Lanny Carnes
Randy Carnes
Lewis Carr
Chuck Carter
David Carter
Steve Cash
Elena Castro
Reed Catlett
Michael Chandler
Angela Chapman
Craig Chenggis
Carol Christopher
Bonnie Clark
Debbie Clark
Margaret Clarke
Doug Clayton
Dixie Clements
Loretta Clinton
Sam Clonts
Brenda Cobb
Larry Colbert
Patricia Colbert
Rebecca Cole
Marsha Collins
Karen Conner
Susan Conner
Martha Cook
230
Cyndi Cooper
James Cooper
juanita Cooper
Sandra Cooper
Mitch Cordle
Patricia Cornell
Neil Cornwall
Katherine Couch
Barbara Cox
Debbie Cox
Willie Cox
Mike Crawford
Glenn Creamer
Wyona B. Crowder
Michael Cruver
Kenny Culberson
Randy Dabbs
Rickey Dabbs
Angela Daniels
Clair Daniels
Retha Daniels
Ellis Davis
(immie Davis
Pamela Davis
231
Underclassmen
Pam Davis
Parks Davis
Maurice Davison
Christine Dawson
Robert Dayton
)oe Dean
Patrick Delaney
Eustia Demos
Rita Dempsey
Margaret Dennis
William Dillard
Debbie Dockery
Eileen Dooley
Joyce Doss
Jackie Dothard
Gregory Downs
John Dunaway
Tammy Durham
Charles Echols
Linda Edwards
Peggy Egan
Merrill Emmert
Margie English
Charlotte Entrekin
)an Entrekin
Brian Ester
Dwayne Fears
Donna Fennell
Wanda Fennell
Patsy Fields
Susan Fields
Tom Findley
Julie Fleming
232
Larry Fletcher
Keith Floyd
Tina Foote
Kay Foster
Teresa Foster
Eddie Fowler
Herbert Franklin
Brenda Freeman
Paul Fronek
Pete Fronek
Michael Gamble
Samuel Gamble
Flora Garrison
|ohn Gellerstedt
Bennie Gibson
Cindy Gilbreath
Herbert Giles
Patsy Gill
Linda Gilleece
Michael Gilliland
Debra Goddard
Thomas Godfrey
Ginger Goforth
Seyed Golestanizadeh
Farris Goodrum
lohn Goodson
David Govver
)ohn Granger
Wendy Granger
ludv Graves
Carol Gra\
James Gra\
\1ar\ Griffin
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Underclassmen
Richard Griffin
Jackie Griffith
jimmy Grubbs
Vicki Hagborg
Betty Hammond
Jennifer Hampton
Cynthia Haygood
Jerry Harmon
Debby Harrison
Rita Harrison
Ronald Hayes
limmy Headrick
Raleigh Heath
Gwendolyn Hendricks
Bryan Henson
Steve Hester
Denise Hill
Leroy Hill
Donna Hipp
Larry Hitch
Sandra Holcomb
Bill Hollander
Sanford Holliway
Linda Holmes
234
jerry Holt
Charles Holton
Raymond Horton
Garland Howard
)oe Hubbard
Bunny Hubbell
Honey Hubbell
Irma Huckaby
Joe Huff
Shelton Hughes
Susan Hutcheson
Patricia Hutchinson
Benjamin Hyatt
Bill Ingle
Sharon Inman
Paulett Irving
Cathy Jackson
Gail Jackson
Michael Jackson
Scott Jackson
Larry Jacobs
Becky James
jarrett Jennings
Edward Johnson
Randall Johnson
Sheryl Johnson
Cathy Jones
Danny Jones
Darlene Jones
Donna Jones
Ken Jones
Melinda Jones
Pam Jones
Ralph Joynes
Janet Kaye
Charles KenerK
William Kerr
Becki Kestle
Teresa Kilgore
Barbara Kimber
Victor kimele
Bruce Kins
235
Underclassmen
Bruce King
Wayne King
Mike Kinney
Ted Kitchens
)an Kluck
Robert Koenigramer
Julia Kohler
Bill Kraus
Helena Kretz
Keith Kretzer
leanne Kuhnen
Cynthia Kurtzhals
jerry Land
Melanie Lane
Babs Lashley
John Lawrence
Danny Layson
Billy Leavell
Lynne Lee
Stan Lester
Cathy LeVert
Carolyn London
Carlos Lopez
Betty Lunceford
236
Kathy Lusk
Alan Maddox
Pete Maduros
Sirpa Lehtomaki
Michelle Maley
Pam Manley
Sandra Mann
John Marshall
Holly Martin
Kuica Martin
Wanda Martin
Linda Mashburn
Michael Mason
Laura Mathis
Ralph Mayfield
Vicki McBride
Lamar McBryar
Karen McCarter
Barbara McClendon
Carol McClendon
Shirley McClure
Kirk McConnell
Malcolm McCrary
Betty McDaniels
Donna McDonald
Vicki McCahen
Ravonda McGinnis
Al McKenzie
Doug McKenzie
Robert McKenzie
Lance McKibben
Dale McMichael
Ronnie McNeal
Herb McNeely
Dianne McPherson
Mark McQuars
Ian McQueen
Mike Weeks
lames Meigs
Rhonda Meigs
Cinch Messer
Marcille Metaxas
237
Underclassmen
Lorraine Micacchione
Andrew Middlebrooks
Carol Miller
Julie Mitchell
Kathy Mitchell
Patricia Mitchell
Diane Morse
Susan Morse
Mike Mosley
Katie Mull
]ohn R. Murch
Ann Myrick
Linda Nails
Henriette Nasser
Mary Newman
Elaine Noblet
Susan Norman
Ken Norrington
Mary Norris
Lois O'Donnell
Buddy Oldfield
Sylvester O'Neal
Susan Osburne
Henry Owens III
238
John Packman
Debbie Parker
Lynn Parris
Cherie Parsons
Daniel Patrick
Frances Patterson
Hugh Payton
Larry Pease
Mickey Pender
Mike Penndleton
Cynthia Penn
Elaine Penny
Phillip Perkins
Chip Phillips
Stephanie Phillips
Benjamin Pierce
James Piper
Spencer Pittman
Wayne Pittman
Jim Plakicas
Richard Portress
Laurie Powell
Sandra Powell
Frank Powers
Kerry Prance
Debbie Presley
Joan Presley
Karen Preston
Donald Purdie
Tom Ramseur
Lynn Rawls
Rise Ray
Eva Reed
Bart Reynolds
Stanley Rich
June Richards
Cal Ridley
Kath\ Riles
Pam Riley
Roxann Rilling
Mark Roberts
239
Underclassmen
Vanessa Roberts
Deborah Robinson
Jeff Robinson
Will Robinson
Charlene Rogers
Doug Roles
Allen Rooks
)erome Russell
Leland Rymer
Pam Sanders
William Sanders
Laura Sands
Suzanne Sauls
Pete Schandolph
Christine Semac
Linda Sewell
Greg Shadrix
Ramona Shepherd
Debra Simmons
Lynette Simmons
Gina Sissine
|an Sloan
Carey Smith
Cindy Smith
Earl Sm
Harvey Sm
Janis Sm
leanie Sm
LesSm
Mike Sm
Mike Smith
Mike Smith
Peter Smith
Ray Smith
Claudia Smoak
Elaine Sneed
Shirley Soloman
Cosetta Stafford
|an Stall i ngs
Sharon Stalls
Shelia Stamps
Kim Stanley
240
Jeff Starnes
John Steadham
Alma Stewart
Judy Stewart
Susie Stewart
Dianne Stmson
Stephanie Story
Carol Stramm
Mike Stribling
Leslie Strickland
Rich Strouss
Laura Summers
Robert Suttles
Phiengkarn Suwannapat
Mary Jane Swinson
Charles Taylor
Lynn Taylor
Jennifer Tel lis
Chuck Thomas
Fredrick Thomas
Mary Thompson
Carla Thornton
Elaine Thornton
Dianna Tillman
241
Underclassmen
Thurmond Tillman
Ronnie Toombs
Ronald Thompson
Ann Townsend
Randy Townsend
Elaine Trammell
Lizabeth Trewhitt
lean Tuggle
Darrah Turmen
Vanessa Turner
William Turner
Mary Tweed
Rosalind Underwood
Derrick Vann
Franklin Wai
Charlie Waggoner
Pat Waller
Paul Walls
Milton Ward
David Ware
Norris Warner
Kathleen Wascher
Glenda Washington
Martha Washington
Carolyn Waters
Frances Watters
Lisa Weaver
Ned Webb
Charlene Wessinger
John Weissinger
Ben Wesson
Carol Westbrook
Elizabeth Wetzel
242
Linda Whitley
Beverly Wilding
Debbie Wilding
David Wilkins
Chari Williams
Gail Williams
Sue Wills
Dorothy Wilson
Patti Wilson
Gloria Wise
Stephen Wiseman
Nancy Withrow
Donna Wood
BilK Woodall
Roy Woodall
kath\ Woody
George \\ right
lohn Wright
Rick\ Wrighl
Michael York
Dennis Young
Mural N ucel
Pat Zakett
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west georgia mobile home park
dr. and mrs. f. m. martin
martin and hightower funeral home
first federal savings and loan assn.
west georgia national bank
burson feed and seed
McDonalds
miscellany
dr. and mrs. t.e. reeve
the peoples bank
dr. i.s.ingram
anne ingram
SUPPORTS THE CHIEFTAIN
"THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE THAT HAS
SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY"
Required Textbooks
General Reading Books
Cards and Stationery
Imprinting Machine
Art Supplies
Posters
WGC Sportswear
Xerox Copy Service
Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry Mugs Et(
Paper Supplies Pens Ring Binders
Josten College Rings Balfour Jewelry
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Phone 404 834-6324
Carroll+on, Georgia 30117
247
Compliments
of
Compliments of
DOUGLAS & LOMASON
CO.
Alabama St.
CarroIIton, Ga.
834-6681
JOHNSON BAIT
AND TACKLE SHOP
Everything You Need
at Two Handy Locations
Phone 832-7014
Bremen Road
Phone 832-9862
Bankhead Highway
CarroIIton, Georgia
248
TASTY GRILL
Curb Service Regular Dinners
Open 6 A.M. to 10 P.M.
Except Monday
DIAL 832-9183
1012 Dixie St.
Carrollton, Ga.
Compliments of
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MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Manufacturers Men's and
Young Men's Clothing
Bowdon, Georgia 30108
Griffin-New
Pharmacy
"Your Downtown Drug Store"
Drive-ln Window
Alabama
at Maple
832-6331
Carrollton
249
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
of
BREMEN
WHERE HUNDREDS SAVE THOUSANDS
21 I Hamilton Avenue
Bremen
Carrollton Office
205 Alabama Street
Tallapoosa Office
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LAMAR'S
SHOES
"Happiness is Shopping
at Lamar's"
Adamson Square
Phone: 832-3207
250
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SAUSAGE
Carroll+on, Georgia
251
GRIFFIN 'S DEPARTMENT STORE
101 Maple Street
832-708!
Established in 1899
THE PRISSY HEN BEAUTY SALON
Complete Beauty Service
Blow Cuts Manicures
Wigs Cosmetics
Ear Piercing
834-8415
488 Bankhead Ave.
For the Finest in Men's Wear Custom
Matched to Your Personality and Taste,
Make Your Next Stop . . .
THE SQUIRE SHOP
109 Newman St.
Carrollton
ADDISON SMITH
Mechanical
Contractor
ADDISON SMITH
Owner
Bremen Road
Carrollton, Ga.
Bus. 832-9006
WAREHOUSE
GROCERIES
GUARANTEE
"Lowest Food Bill In Georgia
Open 7:00 a.m.
Close I 2:00 Midnight
Seven Days a Week
U.S. 27 By-Pass South
Carrollton, SA
If you can produce a cash register tape from a competi-
tor showing a lower total (at regular retail prices) for an
average family grocery order of $15.00 or more, which
compares the same items purchased on the same day at
Warehouse Groceries, we will pay you the difference plus
10%.
Visit our Deli for your snack
needs!
COLE'S JEWELRY STORE
'A Sift for All Occasions"
1 04 Adamson Square
832-8642
Fountain Oil Co.
TEXACO PRODUCTS
1 039 Dixie St.
Carroll+on, Ga.
832-6353
253
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AREA CODE 404 TELEPHONE 537-2341
Manufacturers of Slacks, Suits, and Sports Clothing
For Men
BREMEN, GEORGIA
254
24 HOUR FILM DEVELOPING
Drive-In Window
832-7033
Carrollton
Georgia
CARROLL PUBLISHING
COMPANY
Publishers of . . .
CARROLL COUNTY GEORGIAN
and
TIMES-FREE PRESS
834-663 I
Newnan St. Carrollton, Ga.
We are Proud to
Support the Student Body
and Faculty of
WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
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ORGANIZED IN 1926
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CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 30117
PHONE: 832-2412
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
GIFTS - NOVELTIES
EDUCATIONAL AIDS
PARTY & ART SUPPLIES
WEST GEORGIA'S
LARGEST SCHOOL
AND PARTY SUPPLIER
"Food Fun for Everyone"
serving
all USDA
inspected
products
ADAMSON SQUARE
Carrollton, Georgia
834-3755
"Dine With Us or Have Your Food
Specially Prepared to Carry Out"
Phone and your order will be ready in minutes!!
THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
CO.
Complete Line of Painting Supplies
Grumbacher Art Supplies
Decorative Hardware
Carpet and Vinyl Floor Covering
Wall Coverings
834-3383 and 834-3384
905 South Park
U.S. 27, By Pass
Carrollton, Ga. 30117
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West Georgia Shopping Center
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401 ADAMSON SO-
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Headquarters for School Supplies
Gifts and Cards for Every Occasion
832-2488
905 Maple Street
260
ROY'S DISCOUNT TIRE CENTER
320 Rome Street
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 30117
PHONE: 832-8025
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Owner
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AMERICAN PARTS
West Georgia f Auto Parts, inc.
904 Maple Street
Carrollton, Georgia
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