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Dean Georgia Martin

If he is indeed wise he does not bid you
enter the house of his wisdom, but rather
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Dear Graduates :

Commencement represents one of those high points
in your lives when tangible evidence of accomplishments
is celebrated. It is a symbol only and, in itself, has
relatively limited value. But the accomplishments that
a commencement exercise portrays are of fundamental
significance to you, your families and friends, and,
equally important, your society.

Educated men and women are the basis for this
count ry's future. In a way, this fact is more true
now than twenty or fifty years ago. Professional re-
quirements in the business community, health services,
government programs and bureaus, and communications
industry increasingly are exemplified. Newpaper and
television reports about people appointed to high indus-
trial and governmental responsibilities rarely fail to
mention educational accompl ishment s .

Because you have achieved this goal which we cele-
brate at commencement and because your futures are
significantly brighter by this achievement, I wish to
convey to you in this way my personal congratulations
and best wishes for coming success.

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Dr. John M. Martin
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Emily Suzanne Adams
Bonny L. Askew

Barbara H. Auble

Peer E. Baekgaarc Jr.
Harold D. Balcom Jr.
Fay Patricia Benjamin
Robert William Bolding
Jesse Samuel Burbage II
Jill Ann Bybee

Ann Townsend Collier

Debbie Louise Cox

Joseph O. Elliott
Kathryn L. Entrekin

Claudia Flowers

joy Marsha Goldin
Judith A. Graves
Donna Jeanne Hipp
Willie James Ingram
Carole Sue Johnson
Rowanne Joyner
Cynthia Marie Kurtzhals
Jessica A. Lee
Sandra Smith Lukens

Thomas Porter Maddox
Judy Mardelle Malcom

Karen J. McClanahan
George Clark Mitchell Jr.
Cheryl L, Nelson
Michael Wayne Pendleton
Linda F. Powell
George A. Pugh Jr.

Paula Noel Schuler

George Gregory Shadrix
Joyce Anne Steelmon

Carol Yvonne Stramm

Kathy Denise Swafford
Ronald J. Taylor
Mary Ellen Thompson

Randall Fred Townsell

Lizabeth Joanne Trewhitt
William Terry Turner
Mark Veljkov
Cynthia L. Weaver
Margie Gail Williams

Terri Wilson

Dana Woyce

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'Mind If I Join You?"

From the hoopla that surrounds the American
political scene, David Boyd pulls the humorous
incidents and records them visually for the
American public. This year he has had no lack of
material. The elections of 1976 and their major
characters, Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, have
provided Mr. Boyd with an abundance of material.
The Chieftain Staff extends our thanks to Mr. Boyd
for providing us with his political cartoons.

David Boyd

the SOVEREIGN STATE of AFFAIRS

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Washington Watch-Dog Checks Out Campus

Jack Anderson

Of all the investigative reporters on the scene today
perhaps the most widely known is Jack Anderson.
Although he personally dislikes the term 'muckraker', he
reluctantly admits that he falls into that group. But
through Mr. Anderson's persistence and determination
some of the best kept secrets that Washington politicians
have to hide have become public knowledge. Mr.
Anderson believes that since government officials no
longer have a rubber stamp that says 'CENSORED' they
have turned instead to rubber stamps that say 'TOP
SECRET'. Jack Anderson devotes his syndicated column
to publishing the errors and mistakes that politicians
would rather see filed away from the public view forever.
Mr. Anderson is committed to the idea that the American
public is entitled to know what it is getting for its' money
and trust.

Rosie Grier

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Drama of WW II Presented On Campus

"The Diary of Anne Frank" was presented
by a student cast during Fall Quarter. It
was just the beginning of a series of
excellent student productions.

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Students Provide Own Entertainment

The students provided their own fun and entertainment at
numerous dances and concerts.

Z-6 was a favorite site for dances and many organizations took
advantage of its facilities.

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After a vain attempt by old man winter to prevent homecoming,
the festivities finally got underway with a bonfire sponsored by
Sigma Nu. Later, a dance, featuring Shotgun, got the weekend off
to a rousing start.

Homecoming Parade

1st Place - Kappa Sigma

2nd Place - Delta Delta Delta

3rd Place - Phi Kappa Alpha

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omecoming Court

Homecoming Queen
Debra Mitchell

1st Runner-Up
Renee Pitts

2ncl Runner-Up
Cathi Cahalan

3rcl Runner-Up
Brenda Gibson

4th Runner-Up
Joy Willingham

Beauty exist everywhere- in the sky; in the trees and flowers; and in people. Every year at homecoming the student body
picks the girls they consider to be the most beautiful at West Georgia College. The following pages are devoted to these
girls.

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Second
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Miss Kathi Cahalan
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Homecoming

First Runner-up

Miss Renee Pitts
Black Student Alliance

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Fourth Runner-up

Miss Joy Willingham
Baptist Student Union

Third Runner-up

Miss Brenda Gibson
Bovvdon Hall

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Belonging . . . serving . . . having a place .1 .
Clubs and Organizations supply a cause, goal
and common interest for members to share.
Students have an outlet to express their ideas Tp
and at the same time have an opportunity to
improve their school and community.
Through working together with others, every
individual reflects his own ideas upon
everyone else. Bonds. of unity are formed in
each club when striving for a certain goal.
Many things would not have been possible if
the students had not committed themselves to
the institution of INVOLVEMENT ...

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Carolyn Wayne, Ann Hughes, Connie Smith,
Elaine Ratliff, Ann Godwin, Martha Childs,
Patricia Hart, Dorothy M. Joiner, Sue Garner,

Linda Doyal, Sandra York, Grier Hicks, Sandra
Ennis, Phyllis Barber, Diane Allgood

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President, Tricia Van Horn Sec. Treas., Ann
Collier Scrapbook, Nina Allison, Tisha Clark,
Sally Eirod, Kathy Entrekin, Peggy Fields, judi
Graves, Rowanne joyner, Jessica Lee, Sandra

Lukens, Cindy Lunsford, Jan Martin, Cheryl
Nelson, Patricia K. O'Grady, Alma Stewart,
Cynthia L. Weaver, Lillian C. Webb, Gail Williams,
Gayle D. Worthy.

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Zan Stallings President
Karen McClanahan Secretary
Dr. Claxton Advisor
Dr. Dostourian Advisor

Dr. Joe Sharp Advisor
Mr. Richard Ingle
Randy Tovi'nsell
Larry Hitch
Ben Hyatt

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Donald May Advisor

Perry Holland Whitesburg

Greg Thomas Villa Rica

David Williams College Park

Georgia Clarke Carrollton

Troy Lawler Bowden

Jim Ashworth Calhoun

Mike Rikard Smyrna

John Collins Mineral Bluff

Jim Dahl Advisor

George Hale Douglasville
BobbyNew Lithia Springs
Cliff Durrence Blackshear
Ron Ownby Dalton
James Stinson Dalton
John Courtney Atlanta
Bob Boiling Rome
Bill Kraus Carrollton
Dean Channell Greensboro

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Dr. Noel Powell Adv.

Jessica Lee Pres.

Jenny Simpkins Vice Pres.

Kathy Saint Sec.

Linda Powell Treas.

Bunny Hubbell Reporter

Johnny Powell Hist.

Carol Simpkins Pari.

Carole Johnson

Mary Clark

Janet Bentley

Jenny Moris

Dianne Bishop

Gail Williams

Evelyn Hausler

Cathy Black

Annie Fitzpatrick

Beth Hearn

Marjory Dixon
Mark Simpkins
Donna Fennell
Tina Ham
Joan Gamble
Janet Piper
Dana Woyce
Debbie Trenor
Darlene Scott
Larry Manry
Anita Williams
Danny Willis
Lauri Levan
Cathy Krews
Venessa Turner
Chris Webb
Gary Spradlin

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Roberta Gibson
Wilton Key
Edwin Blue
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Jeff Lorentz

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Lori LeVan - Features Editor

Ike Hallman - Ads

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Art Johnston - Greek Editor

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Rebecca Lambert

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Bob Bolding

LaWanda Copeland

Jesse Burbage - President

Willie Ingram

Finance Chairman

Sheila Elliott

Jim Blalock

Johnny Powell

George Pugh

Buddy Oldfield

Diane Dunn

Monty Cagle

Sammy Hudson

Bonny Askew

Gail Williams

Cathy Dyer

Cathy Stewart

Marie Bjerkerot

Lynn Davis

Joy Taylor

Channing Russell

Jeff Dean

Sammy Hudson

Barbara Bailey

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Chris Drummond

Lisa Miller

Lisa Taylor

Debbie Godbee

Mike Pendleton

Jo Hodge

Monty Cagle

Cindi Lunsford

Margaret Barrett

Catherine Crouch

Ricky Mchaffey
Dr. Kennedy
Sammy Hudson
Tom Houghtaling
Bob Foley
Christine Austine
Alan Walsh
Mona Howell
Tony Taryla
Alan Gunter

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Swain Harris, Pres.; John Steadham, Vice Pres.; Dennis
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Mark Witham - Summer Missions Chairman

Nancy Keeney - Social Chairman

Stephen Bassett - Publicity Chairman

Jan Sloan - Devotion Chairman

Judy Malcolm - President

Allen Brooks - Missions Projects Chairman

John Caylor - Campus Minister

Teresa Atkinson - Soul Scroll Editor

Jan Enterkin - Music Chairman

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Jeanie Smith President
Lois O'Donnell Vice President
Karen Reeves Secretary
Evelyn Lame Treasurer
Mike Cordle Director

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Joy Smith

Jeanne New

Marshall Neely

Bonnie Neely

Evelyn Lame

Grier Hicks

Jeanie Smith

Cindy Brown
Suellyn Hanson
Marsha Wright
George Wright
Ralph Sanders
Pam Hindman
Jan Cochran
Martha Childs
Laura Herron

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Art Johnston

Rodney Ownbey

Tamara Hoover

Rex Hooker

Steve Moore
Mike Manion
Sue Conrad
Lou Anne Slye

Dr. John Upchurch

Dr. Robert Myers

Pam Hobbs

Rod Ownbey

Vicki Myers

Mike Moore
Billy Wood
Susan Hutcheson
Dave Brackett
Cindy Weaver

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Nan Irwin

Jane Bell

Sally Elrod

Rhonda Johnson

Marianna Fuller
Dawn Pruitt
Jan Entrekin
Joan Edwards

Nina Allison

Tisha Clark

Bonnie BuFalo

George Yates

Cheryl Nelson

Rhonda Johnson
Beth Trewhett
Sally Elrod
Jay Burgess
Jane Bell

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Chester Gibson Coach

George Pugh

Mike Stribling

David Smith

Terry Bork

John Witling Coach
Irwin Sperling
Randy Evans
Tony Tant

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Larry B. Ramsey

Anne Walker

Mark Miller

Donna Schumaker

Robin Avant

Mac McCurdy

Kirk Strickland

Billy Dixon

Johnny L. Powell

Jimmy Blalock
Bill Fite
Jeff Dean
Neil Cornwall
John B. Porterfield
James R. Dofano
Daryl Wigley
Larry Darby
Dr. Frank Hunsicker

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Tom Eubanks

Dan Simpkins

Karl Steimen

Marlon Weaver

Jack Pullen

Harold Gersch

Mavis Riding

Lewis H. Larson

Craig Sheldon Advisor

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Rick Highsmith
Rob Frost
Steve Duncan
Keith Kribbs

Tim Chown
Dean McCartney
Charles Swann
Eddie Joyce
Summer Long
Johnny Waters

Yonnie Williams Pres.
Burt Carter Vice Pres.
Claire Crawford Sec.
Chari Williams Treas.
Peggie Fields Hist.
Mike Bohn Bartender

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Cathy Dyer Captain

Jill Bybee Co-captain

Mark Jacobson Manager

Coach Smith Advisor

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Kay Peters
Juanita Cooper
Judy Turner
Sandy Dixon
Susan Chambers
Deborah Watkins

Caria Mines
Terri King
Cathy Jones
Pat Mitchell
Rhonda Thomas
Patrice Robinson

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Jesse W. Davis

Phyllis Booker

Brenda Gibson

Alice Williams

Mike Wilson

Peggie Tyler

Sam Christian

Malanese Sterkins

Amy Daniel

Jim Penn

Sammy Gambke

Romano Roberson

Ronnie Gibson

Tammy Reynolds

Jesse Arnold

Sherri Tuggle

Elizabeth Moore

Penny Boykin

Robert Williams

Katrita Looney

Willie Ingram President
Aaron Prater Vice President
Cheri Buffington Treasurer
Luwanda Copeland Parliamentarian

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Dr. Georgia Martin

Satu M. Penttinen-Finland

Shu-Mei Tien-Taiwan

Harriet H. Tu-Taiwan

Takako Tetsumi-Japan

Dorral J. Weech-Bahamas

Bassey Offiong-Nigeria

Keiko Kawamura-Japan

Por-Sheng Ghang-Taiwan

Yoshimi-Japan

Taraneh Alikhani-lran

Julian Berezdivin-Cuba

Victor Carew-Venezuela

Photios Costopoulos-Greece

Helen Costopoulos-Greece

Usama Dadu-lsrael

Joshua Deitas-Micronesia

Ben Farbstein-Canada

Frane Franicevich-Yugoslavia

Dr. Peter Pih-Advisor

Elizabeth Habie-Guatemala

Trevor josephson-Canada

Mohamed Lamrani-Morocco

Paris K. Lefkopoulos-Greece

Henrietta Nasser-Israel

Edet Offiong-Nigeria

Sing Pang-Hong Kong

Axel P. Pira-Guatemala

Julian Sanchez-Spain

Ping Suwannapat-Thailand

John Werth-Canada

Stephen D. Wurtz-Canada

Murat M. Yucel-Turkey

John R. Cortez-Mexican/American

Lucy Finnie-Puerto Rico

Estela Galas-Cuba

Stephen Grant-Canada

Bunny Hubbell-United States

Sarah Mings-United States

Bob Bolding-United States

Barbara Bailey-United States

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Paul Bishop Vice President

David Ward Vice President

Barry Moore Secretary

Bruce Parham Treasurer

Tim Wiggins

Steve Chester

John Godwin

Mac Mollis

Danny Jones

Ralph Joynes

Brooks Lansing

Kent Saxon

Mark Sherill

Rollins Keen

Kim Weeks

Matt Britz

Rob Devaney

Stan Smith

Randy Dabbs

Carl Doss

Donnie Mathews

Mlirat Yucel

Kent Lovvorn

Debbie Goff

Jim Boyd

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the act of diverting from the course of
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WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
CHEERLEADERS

"Two bits, four bits, six bits a dollar, all for West Georgia, stand up and holler."

This was only one of the many yells that express the hopes and devotion of the 1976-77
cheerleaders. From the beginning of the basketball season until the very end, WGC
cheerleaders proved to be the most loyal and concerned group of fans on campus.

Although spirit was lagging at times throughout the season, team support became greater
when the Braves went up against some of their toughest competitors.

Some of the activities of the cheerleaders include leading cheers at both home and away
games, and promoting the games through posters and announcements.

New cheerleaders are selected annually on the basis of coordination, voice, appearance,
personality, poise, and eye contact.

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The team members are: Brad Campbell, Sid Sprewell, Leonard
Hartsfield, Bubba Dubose, Phil Taylor, Bruce Atwater, Benny McElroy,
Jimmy Blalock, Jeff Bennett, Chris Chriswell, Mike Hamer, Bill Fite,
Barry Evans, Dave Carlisle, Dan Logan, Lynn Ayers, Bill Taylor, Tim
Snipes, Mike Cash, Tony Nix, David Detzer, Deland Cochran, Mark
Camp and Kent Hatterick.

124

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The Volleyball Heroes

726

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Tennis

West Georgia Soccer Club

Since the club's orgin, 1968-69
through 1973-74, soccer season
was primarily held in the Fall.
However, during the past four
years, the club has developed its
activities through Spring
Quarter. Reasons underlying this
developement have been: (1)
increased monetary support by
the Intramural Program, (2) in-
creased student-faculty par-
ticipation.

According to a 1977 Sports Par-
ticipation Survey, by the National
Federation of High School As-
sociations, Soccer rated tenth
most popular high school sport
and second fastest growing boys
sport during the last two years.
The club's annual activities range
from inter-Collegiate matches
during the Fall and Spring season
to active participation in the
Soccer Intramural Program in the
Winter.

Due to a late start this past fall,
the Soccer Club participated in
six inter-collegiate matches end-
ing its 1976 Fall Season with a
disappointing 3-3 win/loss
record. Among the opposition
were: Georgia Tech, University
of Georgia, Taccoa Falls and
Columbus College.

Under the guidance of Dr. Dave
Dugan Faculty Advisor, Robert
"Chico" Moss Acting Coach
and active members, John
Green, Doug Del and Robert
Batte, the Club looks for a suc-
cessful 1977 Spring Season.
Other established members re-
turning are: Tom Sola, Mark
Roland, Tom Callahan, Mark
"Bait" Graham, Bill O'Brien,
Ronnie Alkire, Steve Thurman,
Charles "Woody"Wojcik, Curtis
Wright, Robert Roemer, Jim
Jandl, and Mike Michelson.
Among prospective members to
participate this spring: Mike
Coloumbe, Tim Allen, Joshua
Deltas, David Holton, Lee Mor-
ris, Earl Morris, Rex Rooker,
Mike Boyd, Tim Duggan, Ricky
Smith, Chris Wilson and Richard
Gay.

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David Bevins, Bennie Gilstrap, Willie Cox, Brent Wilson, Trent Wilson, Donald Ferguson, Terry Heard, Randy Houston, Robert
Watley, Hugh Toro, Virgil White, Nolan Wood, Ahton Sheppard, Ricky Silver, Mike Hooker, David Warren, Earl Morris, Allan
Moon, Gil O'Neal, Howard Langston, Tim Christopher, Head Coach Phillips, Jim Gaines Assistant Coach, Joe LaBoon Assistant
Coach

732

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Suzanne Adams
Patsy Allen

Bonny Askew
Patricia Austin

Wanda Austin

Charles Bagwell

Mary Baker

Betsy Ball

James Barber

Stephen Bassett

Janet Bentley

Xavier Berezdivin

Teresa Biilingsly

Marie Bjerkerot i

Cookie Boddie
Phyllis Booker
David Brackett
James Brantley
Martin Brown

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Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Senior

Marvin Brown
Shan Bucek
Douglas Buckalew
Daniel Byers
Judson Byler

Victor Carew

Lewis Carr

kath\ Carrol

Donna Carter

145

Search For New Vic

Jerry Carter

Susan Chree

Sam Clonts

Marsha Collins

Cindy Cox

Marshall Cowart

Kay Crain

Mark Crawford

Angela Daniels

Donna Dean

146

President Underwa

Chervl Delance
Jackie Dothard
Diane Dunn
SalK EIrod
William Exner

Dua\ ne Fears
Susan Fields
Martha Fletcher
Angela Fuller
Melissa Fuller

147

Jobs, Jobs, Ha^

Peter George

Brenda Gibson

Fred Gilbreath

Farris Goodrum

Judith Graves

Kelvin Gray

Angela Griffith

Ken FHaase

Ike FHallman

Lee Harris

Cynthia Haygood

Michael Hefner

Gwendolyn Hendrix

Anybody Seen A Job?

Mary High
Michael Hooker
William Houghtalin^
Mona Howell
Bunny Hubbell

Joe Huff

\P^^ i \ Kevin Humphrey

Nanc\ Irwin

Janice lones
Ralph ]o\nes
Mike kinne\
Ted kitchens
C\nthia kurtzhals

7-^9

It Snows In

Katherine Limberis

Dan Lowry

Paula Lowry

Lori Lusso

Lamar McBryar

Dean McCartney

Wallace McLaughlin

Dale McMichael

Yvonne Marchman

Jane Meadows

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750

Carrollton!

Frank Molock
William Moore
Freddy Newman
Lois O'Donnell
Harden Oldfield

Rodney Ownbey
Susan Panarelli
David Parr
Kathy Pass
lim Pearce

757

Energy Crisis Forces Campusi

Suzanne Pearson

Eddie Peterson ^

John Porterfield

Patrick Pruner

Thomas Ramseur

Karen Reeves

June Richardsi

Rex Rooker

Darlene Scott

752

Closing - Big Oil Strikes Again

Christie Silvers

Mariorie Sims

James Smith

Jeanie Smith

Joan Smith
Car\ Spradlin
Zan Stallings
Kim Stanle\
John Steadham

753

First Georgian Is Elected President

Paul Steed
Gerald Stokes
Phiengkarn-Suwannapat ( ^ m^-^^ x
Hugh Tao i^ -^k^^i
Rufus Terriil t^ ' -WlK'

Chuck Thomas

Lloyd Tipton

Sherri Tuggle

Randall Townseli

William Turner

154

Southern Drawl In The White House

James Vaughan, Jr.
Susan Vied
Karen Walker

Cynthia Weaver
Virgil White
Tim Wiggins

Gail Williams
Ken Wilson
Terri Wilson
Charles Wojcik
Sue Ann Wright

755

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Christine Adams

James Adams

Steve Alfrey

Rebecca Allen

Ronald Amey

Jack Amos

Richard Anderson

Deborah Andrews

Van Anthony

Cynthia Arnold

Jeanette Arnold

James Ashworth

Vanessa Atcheson

Stephen Atchley

Robin Avant

Gregory Mark Ayers

Suzanne Ayers

Patricia Dale Baker

Gregory Bailey

n Underclassmen Underclassmen Underclassmen Under

Brian Baldwin
Patricia Balentine
Marvin Ball
Debra Bankhead
Lawrence Barber
Jim Barlow
Harmon Barnard III

Sheila Barnes
Tanya Barringer
Debbie Bartley
Ginger Barton
Walt Bellisle, Jr.
Cynthia Berrong
Audrey Bauer

Matt Bauerkemper
Dolly Berry
Brenda Beugnot
Patti Binford
Vicki Black
Jessie Boddie
Vanessa Boyd

Gerald Boykin
Penny Boykin
Douglas Branan
Julie Britz
Wanda Brock
Laneeda Broughton
Brenda Brown

Don Brown
Michael Brovvn
Sheena Brov\n
Susan Brown
Randv Brvant
Darry Burden
Robert Butler

B. Keith Bsrd
Cathv Cagle
Melinda Cain
Janet Campbell
Deborah Carlisle
Mar\ CarKon
Cind\ Carter

Loraine Carter
Zeke Carter
Priscilla Cash
Theres Cassard
Sharon Chambers
Susan Chambers
Brenda Chaplin

759

Joann Charping
William Childers

Tisha Clark
George Clarke, ]r.

Janet Cochran
Pamela Cochran

Helen Colevins
Joel Collis

Martha Cook
Lawanda Copeland

Alice Cosby

General H. Couch,

Jr.

Michael Coulombe
David Cowan

Chieftaini

760

Continues

Dana Cramer
Danell Cramer

Lisa Crawford
Cathy Crews

Deanna Crider
Bill Crosson

Reginald Culbreth
Connie Cushway

Amy Daniel
Bobb\ Daniel

Kath\ Davidson
Ellis Davis

Frances Davis
Staniev Davis

767

Bookstore Finds Newi

Home In Student Center

Jeffery Dean
Dennis Dehil

Joshua Deltas
Eurtia Demos

Margaret Dennis
David Detzer

Sandra Dickerson
Tommie Dix

Marjory Dixon
Sandy Dixon

Brenda Dorough
Linda Doval

James Dugger
Kay Duncan

763

Chieftai

Randall Duncan

Cliff Durrence

Steve Dysart

Sandra Edwards

George Elerson

Sandra Ennis

Carolyn Enos

Jan Entrekin

Denise Ethrldge

Janice Evans

Ruby Farley

Paul Farris

Rickey Favors

John Rincher

Thomas Findley

Annie Fitzpatrick

Gary Floyd

FHelen Foster

Patterson Frazier

Mary Frances

Freeman

Robin Freeman

Peter Fronek

Laura Fuller

Cathleen Dyes

Joanne Dyer

Samuel Gamble

Belinda Garrett

Lyies Gay

164

Continues!!

John Gellerstedt
Brenda George
Jeffrey Geter
Rita Gibson
Ronnie Gibson
Edith Giles
Anita Gilleland

Britt Gilmer
Harriette Gilmore
Thomas Godfrey
Deborah Golden
William Goodlett III
Kim Goodrum
Kenneth Gordon

Carol Gray
Jeff Greb
Lynne Greene
Betty Grizzard
Timothy Grizzard
George Haberman
Catherine Hall

Thermostats Are Turned Down

Ronnie Hall

Robert Names

Thomas Hamilton

Linda Hammett

Milton Hancock

Jeffery Hannan

Suellyn Hanson

Keith

Hardin

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Kim

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Tina Har

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Janic Hargrove

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Beulah

Harris

Linda

Harris

Mark

Harris

Swain

Harris

Diane Harrison

Bobby Hayes

Mary Heard

Danny Helton

Alan Hembree

Kenny Henderson

Laura Herndon

Bill Hicken

Grier Hicks

Duane Higdon

Dillia Hill

Judy Hill

Leroy Hill

Caria Hines

Pamela Hobbs

Christi Holbrook

766

Dorm Residents' Tempers Rise

767

Jack Anderson Sheds New

Gary Hollin

Cindy Honeycutt

Thomas Hook

Tamara Hoover
Rhonda Horton
Patricia Houston

Rita Hudson

Virginia Hudson

Richard Huff

Alicia Hunt
Ginger Husky
Paulette Irving

Claruth Jackson

George Jackson, Jr.

Tim Jackson

Adolphus James

Brenda Jarrett

Tricia Jeanes

George Johnson

Judy Johnson

Karia Johnson

Peggy Johnson

Shirley Johnson

Art Johnston

Beverly Jones

Brenda Jones

Cathy Jones

Pan Jones

Stan Jones

Tony Jones

Beverly Keith

Emily Kelley

Stephen Kelly

768

Light On Code Of Ethics

Denise Kemp
Lona Kenneybrew
Kim Kendrick

Victoria Ketcham
Wendelin Kilgore
Barbara King

Andrew Kirby
Carissa Kitchens
Hugh Knowles

Cynthia Lakes
Evelyn Lamb
Lanny Langley

Mark Larson
Jim Lorraine
Ste\e Lvie

Susan Mc Burnett
Le Gree McCame>
Denise McCaw

Tommie McCommon
ChersI McClure
George McCurdv III

769

Beer And Wine Approved

Mary McKinnis

James McKown

Merri McLeroy

Robert McNabb, Jr

Yvetter Mc Namara

Mike Manion

Diane Mann

Denise Martin

Steve Martin

Daven Mashburn

Margaret Mason

Tim Mathis

Kim Matthews

Kathy Meadows

Jim Melotte
Marcia Mitchell

Elizabeth
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Davis Morgan

Laura Morgan
Marvin Morton t

Wyolene Murphy
Sammy Musick

Anne Myrick
Linda Nails I

170

For Consumption In Z-6

Mark Newberry
Samuel Newton

Robin Nicholes
Lisa Nix

Sally Nort

Mary Ann North

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V\ Bill O'Brien

Carol ODonnel

Donna Owens
James Page
Phyllis Paige
Sandra Palmore
Michael Parker
Gloria Parks
Sherr\ Parks

Johnnie Parmer
C\ nthia Parrish
Hugh Patterson,
Lisa Patton
Linda Pas ne
Mar\ Pavne
Mien Pauon

177

Four New Administratorsi

Debbie Pearce

Larry Pease

Tim Penn

Elaine Penny

Satu Penttinew

Larry Perry

Tere Perry

Rick Peters

Thea Peters

Donald Phibbs

Jennifer Pickens

Mark Petstick

Wayne Pittman

Renee Pitts

Natalia Porch

Marilyn Porter

Laura Powell

Aaron Prater

Karia Prewitt

Shelia Price

Kaye Prince

Dawn Pruitt

George Pugh

Josette Putz

Beth Rakestraw

Kathy Rakestraw

Gary Rampley

Lynn Rawls

Abby Read
Annette Reed

Eva Reed
Ellen Reeps

Mary Ann Reese
Stanley Rich

772

Are Selected

Victor Riddle
Lawanna Ringer
Gina Rizzo

Derek Roach
David Robertson
Henry Robinson

Charlene Rogers
Travis Rogers
Lisa Rowe

Iris Sampson
Nyetta Sanders
Clint Sanderson

Danny Satterfield
Linda Scarbrough
Linda Schmidt
Donna Schumacher
William Scott, Jr.
Carol Seabolt
Stanle\ Sear\

Susan Shipps
Stanles Shorter
Carmen Shuler
Nanc\ Simmons
Caria Simpson
\ ickie Slaughter
Karen Smiles

Douglas Smith
Mar\ Mice Smith
Pat Smith
Melba Smothers
Timoths Snipes
Gar\ Snov\
Malanese Sterkins

173

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Six WGC Athletes

Laura Stephenson
Susie Stone

Kirk Strickland
Felicie Sturghall

Pamela Summerlin
Timothy Summerour

Jody Talley

Cathy Tally

Sharon Tate

Lisa Taylor

Melba Taylor

Mark Taylor

Mary Taylor

Cheryl Thomas
Oneida Thomas

Nancy Thomas

Rhonda Thomas

Susan Thompson

Vickie Tibbitts
Ken Topham, Jr.

Andrea Townsend

Melanie Trammell

Lizabeth Trewhitt

Anthony Truitt

Ronald Truett

Susan Tucker

Jane Tuggle

Maggie Turlington

Darrah Turman

Albert Turner

Judy Turner

Victoria Turner

Diana Underwood

Bobby Vaugh

174

Named Ail-American

Sally Verner
Ronnie Veronneau
Kristi Wade
Anne Walker
Robin Walker
Gayla Walls
Mark Warner

Ronald Warner
Martha Washington
Eugene Weatherup
Donna West
Janice West
Sheila Westmoreland
Elizabeth Wetzel

Al Whatley
Deborah Wheeler
Dewey White
Hughey White
John Wichman
Clara Wilkins
Alice Williams

Anita Williams
Edwin Williams
James Williams
Joy Willingham
Linda Willis
Debi Wilson
Nancy Windom

Nolen Wood
Tammie Wood
Willie Woolfolk

Teri Worden
Melinda Worthy
Angela Yance\'

Phil ^ oung

Marian Noungblood

CaroKn Zacher\

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Western Sizzlin Steak House

OUR SPECIALTY
TOP CHOICE

834-6328

Compliments of

TERRY'S COUNTRY

KITCHEN

328 Bankhead

Highway

Carrollton, Georgia
834-3400

Lady "O" Kirk'S

OLD FASHION
Donut & Ice Cream Shop

404-834-1736

MARILYN J. KIRK

Box \\l\-\022 Maple St.

Carrollton, Ga. 30117

Compliments of

DOUGLAS &

LOMASON
CO.

Alabama St. Carrollton, Ga.

834-6681

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American Parts

WEST GEORGIA
AUTO
PARTS

INC.

904 Maple St.

Carrollton, Georgia

30117

792

Compliments of

ARA Food Services Company

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Make tomorrow everything

You want it to be . . .

With a Savings Account at

Carrollton Federal

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CARROLLTON BOWDON BREMEN VILLA RICA

793

WALKER OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC. INC,

WALKER TOYOTA MOTORS

Bremen Road
Telephone 832-9602-4

P.O. Box 649
Carroliton, Georgia 30 II 7

ADDISON SMITH

Mechanical
Contractor

ADDISON SMITH, Owner

Bremen Road

Carroliton, Ga.

Bus. 832-9006

STfje Squire

DRESS
SPORTS
FORMAL
CASUAL

WEAR

DISTINCTIVE MENS WEAR

MEN'S CLOTHING AND
FURNISHINGS

Oulslanding

SELECTION

OF

SLACKS

SHIRTS

SUITS

SHOES AND
ACCESSORIES

WE RENT
FORMAL WEAR

832-9673

109 NEWNAN ST.

VUFFBY

MEATS

CARROLLTON,
GEORGIA

794

Compliments of

THE PEOPLES BANK

Carrollton. Georgia
We Believe In You

CARROLL
PUBLISHING
COMPANY

Publishers of . . .

CARROLL COUNTY
GEORGIAN

and

TIMES-FREE PRESS

834-6631

Newnan St.

Carrollton

Compliments
of

STEWART SALES

Compliments
of

795

THE Skoe PLACE

"First with the latest In footwear
for the family"

WEST GEORGIA SHOPPING CENTER

CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 30117

834-4745

MOTHER'S BISCUIT
HOUSE

Home cooked foods - Buffet style
Breakfast Served Anytime
Four Lane Bypass 834-8467

WAREHOUSE
GROCERY

U.S. 11 South

Open 7 A.M.-!:J P.M. (Midnight)

Seven Days a Week

*Buffet Size Cans
For College Students

LOVVORN JEWELRY
COMPANY

MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
Carrollton, Georgia

832-8546

796

WEST GEORGIA
NATIONAL BANK

P. O. BOX 280

CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 30117

MAIN OFFICE

MILES PHARMACY

832-7033

24 Hour Film Developing
Drive-ln Window

Carrollton. Georgia

797

MACK'S
.SPORTS SHOP

The Finest In Athletic Equipment and Supplies

First Tuesday Mall

1004 Bankhead Hwy.

Carrollton, Ga. 30117

834-1068

Merle Norman

COSMETICS

COURTESY DEMONSTRATION BY APPOINTMENT

Telephone:832-8268

101/3 Newnan Street

SHIRLEY STALLINGS Carrollton. Georgia 30117

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AREA COOK 0 1 IKl.KI'UO.N E 537 23^11

Manufacturers of Slacks, Suits, and Sports Clothing

For Men

BREMEN. GEORGIA

Compliments
of

DENIMS % DUDS

The First Tuesday Mall

With the latest

fashions for college wear.

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Quality Choice Clothing

for the Macks-i-mum

in Mens Wear

One Thirteen Newnan Street Tuxedo Rentals

Compliments of

CARROLLTON
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY

799

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There has been a lot of controversy over the 1977 Chieftain,
but it is done now. We did our best, and we are proud of
the book. We hope you will find some meaning in it for
yourself. Good luck to the 1978 staff, and thanks a hundred
times to this year's staff, especially the photographers.

-Yours,

Gail- and Art

Credits:

Sudlow Photographer, Brad Williams

Very Special Thanks to Ross Henderson, Walswortli
Publishing Company. j

Specifications:

200 pages

24 pages of 4-color process

9' X 12" trimmed page size

Four color cover

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