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WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
Sponsored by STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND THE GREEK SYSTEM
Who's New on Campus
is made possible by
The Office of Student Activities
at
West Georgia College
Jennifer Riley
Public Relations Chairperson
Panhellenic Council
Laura Blythe
Editor
Todd Wiggen
Greek Advisor
J. Vaughn
Public Relations Chairperson
Interfraternal Council
Welcome to all new students:
I would like to extend a most sincere welcome to each and every one of you. I
am sure you will find that college can provide you with numerous opportunities
to learn and to have fun.
As new students, many of you will be asking yourselves, "Should I get involved
with student organizations on campus?" Our answer is simply, please do. Your
active participation can stimulate new life into existing student groups. Because
you are new students you bring fresh ideas that enhance campus organizations
and campus life in general.
Let us remember that our primary goal in life is to learn. Academics are very
important; after all, that is the purpose for which you are here. But participation
in outside interests is just as important in helping you to develop yourself to
meet the needs and demands of today's society.
For many of you, these next four years will culminate a long successful academic
career. Finish strong so that you may reflect proudly on your association with
us, for we are confldent that we will always cherish our association with you.
Life offers each of us a multitude of opportunities, many of which we don't
take advantage of. Please don't let the vast number of opportunities college
provides pass you by. Become active and participate.
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Warmest wishes for an outstanding college experience.
Sincerely,
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WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Departmental Organizations
Accounting Club
Alpha Kappa PsI Fraternity (Business)
America Institute of Biological Sciences
American Marketing Association
Computer Science Club
The Eclectic
Economics Club
French Club
Geology Club
Geography Student Association
Georgia Association of Nursing Students
Phi Chi Theta Fraternity (Business)
Phi Mu Alpha (Music)
Physics/Engineering Club
Pre- Law Society
Residence Hall Association (RHA)
Sigma Alpha lota (Music)
Society of Professional Journalists
Spanish Club
Sports Medicine Club
Student Activities Council
Student Council for Exceptional Children
Student Chapter of National Art Education Association
Student Georgia Association of Educators
Student League
Student Nurses Association
Students for Human Resource Management
West Georgia Host Committee
West Georgian (Student Newspaper)
WWGC FM-9 1 Radio Club
Religious Organizations
Bapti'st Student Union
Campus Christian Fellowship
Campus Outreach
In Covenant with Christ
HYPE in Christ
Newman Club/Catholic Student Organization
Wesley Foundation
Clubs/Political Organizations
College Republicans
Young Democrats
Young Libertarians
Social Fraternities
Alpha Phi Apha
Alpha Tau Omega
Chi Phi
Kappa Alpha Psi
Kappa Sigma
Omega Psi Phi
Phi Beta Sigma
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Nu
Tau Kappa Epsion
General Interest Organizations
Advenure Gaming Society
Alternative Lifestyles Coalition
Black Student Alliance
Campus Greens
Cavalier's Club
Chess Club
Circle K International
Gays In Faith Together
GAMMA
Internati'onal Student Club
Medieval Re-enactment Society
NAACP
Pheonix Consociation
Rotoract Club
Straight But Not Narrow
Student Environmental Awareness Assoc.
WGC Civil Liberties Union
Governing Bodies
Black Greek Council
Interfraternity Council
Panhellenic Council
Student Government Association
Performing Arts
Position One Dance Company
Satin Dolls & Gents
United VoicesGospel Choir
Honor Societies
Alpha Kappa Delta
Alpha Lambda Delta
Beta Gamma Sigma
Gamma Sigma Alpha
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa
Order of Omega
Nursing Honor Society
Phi Beta Lambda
Sigma Alpha lota
Sigma Tau Delta
Student Honors Council
Sports Organizations
Judo Club
Soccer Club
Track Club
Volleyball Club
Social Sororities
Alpha Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Alpha Xi Delta
Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Sigma Theta
Kappa Delta
Phi Mu
Sigma Gamma Rho
Zeta Phi Beta
West Georgia College, a senior college unit of the University System of Georgia, is a coeducational,
residential liberal arts institution located in Carrollton, Ga. CarroUton provides a regional population with
retail shopping, medical, educational and financial services, entertainment and recreation.
West Georgia College originated in 1906 with three small buildings and has grown to include more than
sixty structures for learning, living and recreation on its 394 acre wooded campus. From an enrollment of
576 in 1956, the institution's student body now numbers more than 7,500 students.
the Greek alphabet and Greek terminology
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A alpha
B beta
r gamma
A delta
E epsilon
Z zeta
H eta
theta
I /<9^a
K kappa
A lambda
M mw
N WW
5 jc/
O omicron
n /?/
P rho
Y upsilon
X chi
^ psi
Q omega
ACTIVE a fully initiated member
of a fraternity or sorority.
ALUMNUS an active member of
a fraternity or sorority who leaves the
collegiate chapter.
BID an official invitation to a
rushee to pledge a fraternity or
sorority.
CHAPTER the name given a col-
legiate branch of a fraternity or
sorority.
FRATERNITY a national organi-
zation for men based on mutual
interest, friendship and assistance.
GREEK -
members.
sorority and fraternity
INDEPENDENT a person who is
not a member of a Greek organiza-
tion.
INITIATION ritualistic ceremony by
which pledges receive full membership.
IPC Interfiratemity Council, a repre-
sentative governing body of all fraterni-
ties.
LEGACY a rushee whose parent,
brother or sister was a Greek.
PANHELLENIC ASSCKIIATION
the association governing University
sororities, designed to coordinate its
member groups.
PLEDGE a student who has accepted
the bid of a fraternity or sorority and
who enters into a period of training to
learn the history, traditions, and goals of
the group.
PREFERENCE CARDS a card a
sorority rushee signs at the close of
formal rush indicating the order of
preference for the sororities from which
she will accept bids.
QUOTA the number of pledges a
sorority may have.
RUSH the time when an inde-
pendent becomes acquainted with the
Greek system and its members on
campus.
RUSHEE a student who is
registered for formal rush and is
attending rush functions.
RUSH COUNSELOR
Panhellenic delegates from the
individual chapters on campus who
are trained to aid rushees. During
rush, they will give advice, answer
questions, and help you make your
own decision about sorority member-
ship.
SORORITY a group of women
banded together for educational and
social purposes. It is a living
experience because it is women
living and working together.
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BLACK GREEK COUNCIL
The Black Greek Council of West Georgia College extends to you a hearty welcome to our campus.
This is the beginning of many new and exciting experiences. The college experience provides an opportunity
to prepare for a career, develop talents, meet new challenges, and develop your Individuality.
Membership in a Greek letter organization enhances this growth by encouraging high ideals in
scholarship, service, and leadership through the acceptance of responsibility associated with group
membership. There are eight historically black Greek organizations at West Georgia College - four
fraternities (Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi, and Phi Beta Sigma) and four sororities
(Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Sigma Gamma Rho, and Zeta Phi Beta). The Black Greek Council
coordinates the activities of these organizations and serves as a mediator to Insure cooperation. The
Council also promotes and maintains high academic standards and provides activities for social interaction.
At designated times throughout the course of the academic year, the individual organizations
sponsor a program designed to make Interested students aware of the basic ideals, purposes and
philosophies of that particular group, the programs also inform the students of the advantages of Greek life.
In addition, the programs familiarize the students with the requirements for Joining and the standards for
membership. For additional Information, the interested student should contact the Assistant Director of
Student Activities for Greek Life at (404) 836-6526.
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BLACK GREEK COUNCIL
FRATERNITIES
ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNlTf . INC,
AOA
Founded: December 4 1906 at Cornell University
Nu Gamnna Chapter Chartered: May 21 , 1977
Colors: Black and Old Gold
Mottot"First of AW, Servants of All. We Shall Transcend All."
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC.
KA^P
Founded: January 5, 191 1 at Indiana Universit/
Theta Kappa Chapter Chartered: October 18. 1975
Colors; Crimson and Cream
Motto; "Training for Leadership*
OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITV, INC
Foun<}ed: November 1 7, 1911 at Howard University
Kappa Kappa Chapter Chartered: March 1 2, 1 977
Colors: Purple and Gold
Motto: "Friendship is Essential to the Soul"
PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY, INC.
OBI
Founded: January 9, 1914 at Hoy/ard UnWerslty
Nu Phi Chapter Oiartered: May 18. 1982
Colors; Royal Blue and Pure White
Motto: "Culture for Service, and Service for Humanity"
BLACK GREEK COUNCIL
SORORITIES
ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.
AKA
Founded: January 1 6, 1 908 at Hovrard University
Kappa Tau Chapter Chartered: May 22, 1978
Colors: Pink and Green
Mouo:"By Merit and By Culture"
SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY, INC.
ITP
Founded: November 12, 1922; Indianapolis, Indiana
Lambda Epsilon Chapter Chartered: February 24, 1989
Colors: Royal Blue and Old Gold
Motto: "Greater Service, Greater Progress"
DELTA SIGMA THETA
AI0
Founded: January 1 9 1 3 at Howard University
Colors: Red and White
Motto: None
ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC.
ZOB
Founded: January 1 6, 1 920 at Howard University
Omicron Nu Chapter Chartered; May 8, 1987
Colors; Royal Blue and White
Motto: Secret
Sororities
A sorority is a home away from home; a group of girls who
make your adjustment to college life a little easier. Sisterhood,
beginning the day you become a pledge, is a term that is difflcult
to explain yet is the basis of every sorority. Sisterhood results
from sharing dreams, goals, laughter and tears. Sisterhood pro-
vides you with lasting friendships and memories that will enrich
your college years and which you will cherish many years to fol-
low.
Along with sisterhood come other very important elements of
sorority life, such as scholarship and leadership. Sorority women
stress the importance of academic achievement through various
scholarship programs. As a pledge you are encouraged to study
with others in the same major so that the more experienced women
can help if you have a problem. Chapter scholarship awards are
also part of this picture.
Sorority members may accept membership on various commit-
tees within the sorority as well as others on campus. Members
are encouraged to assume leadership of committees by serving as
chapter officers. Sororities work together on charity projects as
well as community and campus affairs to increase school spirit
as well as increase student participation in all campus affairs.
We can't stop there . . . other important elements of sorority
life include sporting and social events. Intramurals between so-
rorities provide friendly competition among the women. Flag foot-
ball, volleyball, soccer and basketball are just a few! Remember
. . . anyone can play. Sororities are involved in social events such
as formals, Greek Week and banquets just to get you started; but
there are many more!
I hope that you will have begun to get an idea of what sorority
life is all about. Rush Week will give you the opportunity to view
all of the sororities . . . ask questions! Whatever sorority you choose
as your home, the friendships you form will be strong and lasting
and will build memories you'll cherish a lifetime.
Fraternities
Becoming a member of a fraternity can be a great col-
lege experience. No other group at West Georgia College
can offer you the brotherhood, interfraternal camaraderie,
and social activities that a fraternity can.
Fraternity members are highly visible on campus and
that is due to the opportunity for campus and community
involvement that Greek life provides. Many local, re-
gional, and national charities have beneHtted from the
thousands of dollars and man hours that are donated by
our chapters. Joining a fraternity is a life commitment,
Greek alumni always have a place to call home, and col-
lege men to call brothers. Alumni brothers are regularly
informed if IFC and chapter events through financial sup-
port to the chapter. Presidents, senators, successful busi-
nessmen and celebrities have said that being Greek gave
them the leadership qualities and confidence to succeed.
Greek life has been beneficial to many people. They
chose to become Greek because of the opportunity to meet
and socialize with others who had similar interests, to
improve academic progress, and to develop lasting friend-
ships. Through IFC Rush, you have the opportunity to
make that same choice. Best of luck in finding the fra-
ternity that's right for you!
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Proceed to Ole Hickory
Trait Nor*h Turn right
travel approx V. ot a m,
Adamson Hall D4
AJumm House B1
Auditonum D5
(Public Relations)
Aycock Hall (Publtc Safety)' C2
Baptist Sludem Union E10
Biology-Chemistry Building B5
Bonner Ledijre Hall 06
Bowdon H^l F8
Boyktn Hall F6
Calaway Building (Geology) E5
Central Duplicating E7
Computipg Center
Cobb Hall E4
ContiTHJinQ Education E2
Cridef Lecture Hail. D6
CuMochal Sffvices B9
Downs Hall F7
Education Center 83,4
(School ol Education)
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Fitness Trail B4
Food Services Butldir>g B5
Football FieWhouse 07
Geography-Learning Resources Center D5
Georgia Water & Waste See Al ,2
Water In^itute
Gunn Hall F4.5
Hearth, Physical Education D7.8
arxJ Recreation Building
Health Center C4
Humanities Building (Kathy Cashen Hall) . E7,e
Kennedy Chapel F4
Larxtecaping & Grounds B9
Library (Ingram) D6
Mandeville Hall (Student Services D3
Admissions, Finar>cial Aid. Residence Lite.
Counseling. Registrar, Graduate SchooQ
Martha Murwo Building D5
Malh-Physics Building (Computer Center) E6
Meteon Hall (Fiscal Affairs D4
School ol Arts & Sciences)
Observatory . . AS
Performing Arts Center D9
President's Home Bl
Pritchard H^ 03,4
Roberts yall C5
Row HaH 04
Sanford HaA (President and Vice President) . . CZ,3
School of Business Building E5
Shackletord Building (Plant Operations) A6.7
Social Science Building D8
Strozler HaD and Annex B2
Student Center (Student Actrvtties. C5.6
Post Office, Bookstore, Student Offices)
Thomas Bonner House E4
0/isitora' Center)
Tyus HaH 82
United Methodist Center D2
Visual Arts Ajvwx E7
WaisonHafl C2
Residence Halls
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HOMECOMING EVENTS
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West Georgia
WEST GEORGIAL COLLEGE
1993 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Date
Opponent
Time
September 4
at Elon College
TBA
September 11
at Tennessee-Martin
8:00
September 18
ALBANY STATE
1:30
September 25
CENTRAL ARKANSAS*
TBA
October 2
HARDING
UNIVERSITY
1:30
October 9
at Livingston*
8:00
October 16
VALDOSTA STATE*
7:00
October 23
Open
October 30
at Mississippi College*
7:00
November 6
DELTA STATE*
1:30
November 13
at North Alabama*
2:00
*Gulf South Conference game ALL TIMES ARE
EASTERN
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Athletics
Campus Life
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KYLA ADAIR
Lithonia, GA
SADD, Travel
JOSEPH ALEXANDER
Powder Springs, GA
Baseball, Basketball
MICHAEL ALFIERI
Farmingville, NY
LISA ALLISON
Lithia Springs, GA
Basketball, Creative Writing
LOVETT APPLEBY
Snellville, GA
Choir, Languages
MARSHALL ARNOLD
Lilburn, GA
Weightlifting, Football
NIKAL ARNOLD
Morrow, GA
Choir, People
ROTONDA ARNOLD
Atlanta, GA
FBLA, Track
ROBBI AUGERI
Bremen, GA
Computers, Crafts
KECIA BANKS
Decatur, GA
Languages, Dancing
BRANDON BARKER
Bremen, GA
Jazz, Soccer
MELISSA BECKHAM
Grantville, GA
Animals, Shopping
JASON BELL
Alpharetta, GA
Hiking, Wrestling
JENNY BERRY
Columbus, GA
Computers, Dancing
JASON BERRYHILL
Mableton, GA
Water Skiing, Wrestling
ANDREW BLACK
Ringgold, GA
Jazz, Music
CHRIS BOHN
Marietta, GA
Baseball, Swimming
TAMMY BOMAR
Lafayette, GA
Music, Tennis
STAN BRADLEY
Cartersville, GA
Basketball, Softball
SCOTT BRIGMAN
Smyrna, GA
Basketball, Tennis
PATSY BROWN
Grantville, GA
DECA, Swimming
STEFFANIE BROWN
Tallapoosa, GA
Art, Music
ENOCH BRYANT
Atlanta, GA
Computers, Tennis
MICHAEL BURTON
Cornelia, GA
Football, Water Skiing
Shiloh H.S.
Nursing
Mc Eachern H.S.
Computer Science
Sachem
Lithia Springs H.S.
Communications
Shiloh H.S.
Computer Science
Greater Atlanta Christian
Business
Morrow Sr. H.S.
Nursing
Frederick Douglass H.S.
Accounting
Bremen H.S.
Education
Clarkston Hs.
Science
Temple H.S.
Music
Newnan H.S.
Physical Therapy
Milton H.S.
Accounting
Griffin H.S.
Education
Pebblebrook
Accounting
Ringgold H.S.
Fine Arts
Mc Eachern H.S.
Science
Lafayette H.S.
Accounting
Cartersville H.S.
Science
Campbell H.S.
Communications
Newnan H.S.
Marketing
Haralson County H.S.
Sociology
Henry W. Grady H.S.
Computer Science
Habersham County Central
Pre-Med
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CHRIS BYRD
Griffin, GA
Computers, Golf
IAN CAMPBELL
Peachtree City, GA
Baseball, Track
LISA CLAY
Conyers, GA
Music, Swimming
KRISTIN COLLINS
Lithia Springs, GA
Cheerleading, Dancing
RAHMEKE COLLINS
Atlanta, GA
Ballet, Music
APRIL DAVIS
Loganville, GA
Dancing, Photography
BYRON DAWSON
Kingsland, GA
Football, People
MICHELE DEAN
Columbus, GA
Math, Softball
CARRIE DE BILZAN
Locust Grove, GA
Track, Yearbook
KRISTEN DE KEMPER
Lllburn, GA
Cheerleading, Dancing
JEFF DILL
Lawrenccville, GA
Football, Soccer
APRIL DRUMMOND
Lilburn, GA
Music, Reading
ALTON DU BARD
Douglasville, GA
Music, Water Skiing
KIMBERLY DUMES
Newnan, GA
Animals, Swimming
AMANDA EDGE
Gainesville, GA
Band, SADD
LORRIE EDWARDS
Carrollton, GA
Art, Tennis
CINDY ERFURT
Marietta, GA
Cheerleading, Gymnastics
LISA FARMER
Roswell, GA
FBLA, Photography
STACEY FLINN
Fayetteville, GA
People, Flag Corp
RICHARD FRANZELL
Powder Springs, GA
Football, Weightlifting
GREG FULLER
Lithia Springs, GA
Band, Soccer
RUSSELL GILES
Conyers, GA
Football, Weightlifting
JENNIFER GOOGE
Carrollton, GA
Music, Volleyball
NICHELLE GRAY
Decatur, GA
Choir, Swimming
Griffin H.S.
Computer Science
Mc Intosh H.S.
Marketing
Heritage H.S.
Nursing
Lithia Springs H.S.
Education
Frederick Douglass H.S.
Political Science
Loganville H.S.
Photography, Comm. Art
Camden County H.S.
Psychology
Carver H.S.
Education
Henry County H.S.
Business
Brookwood H.S.
Mathematics
Berkmar
Pre-Med
Parkview H.S.
Education
Lithia Springs H.S.
Prc-Pharmacy
Newnan H.S.
Spanish
West Hall
Nursing
Central H.S.
Education
Mc Eachcrn H.S.
Education
Chattahoochee H.S.
Accounting
Fayette County H.S.
Nursing
South Cobb H.S.
Business
Lithia Springs H.S.
Education
Rockdale County
Humanities
Central H.S.
Business
Southwest De Kalb
Business
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CHRIS GREENE
Marietta, GA
Basketball, Tennis
NATE HARDEGREE
Newnan, GA
Creative Writing, Hockey
WENDY HARMON
Tucker, GA
Guitar, Running
JENNIFER HAWKINS
Gumming, GA
Dancing, Soccer
KALA HAYES
Douglasville, GA
Animals, Horses
JOLIE HELMS
Douglasville, GA
Drill Team, Science
RONALD HERREN
Atlanta, GA
Golf, Hunting
SHANNON HICKS
Austell, GA
People, Volunteerism
JAYVANITA HILL
Lawrenceville, GA
Poetry, Science
LEIGH HORTON
Mc Donough, GA
Art, Dancing
BRIAN HOWARD
Cornelia, GA
Motorcycling, Tennis
MONTE JACKSON
Cleveland, OH
Creative Writing, Track
DONNA JENKINS
Carrollton, GA
Aerobics, Weightlifting
MICHAEL JUMPER
Whitesburg, GA
Hunting, Running
SUSANNAH KEEL
Douglasville, GA
Aerobics, Tennis
GRAHAM KNIGHT
Peachtree City, GA
Baseball, Newspaper
KENDRA LAND
Fayetteville, GA
Horses, Skiing
JASON LANGE
Fayetteville, GA
Art, Guitar
JONATHAN LANKFORD
Lilburn, GA
Soccer, Volleyball
REBEKAH LEMUS
Hamilton, GA
Drama, Drill Team
LA RHONDA LIVSEY
Lithonia, GA
Dancing, DECA
JENNIFER LOCKWOOD
Lawrenceville, GA
Drama, People
ALFONZO LOVELACE
Carrollton, GA
Bicycling, Drama
DONDI LOVELL
Ranburne, AL
Art, Drama
Osborne H.S.
Business
East Coweta H.S.
Architecture
Henderson
Psychology
Forsyth Central
Fine Arts
Douglas County
Agriculture
Lithia Springs H.S.
Science
St. Pius X
Agriculture
Osborne H.S.
Communications
Central Gwinnett H.S.
Pre-Med
Henry County H.S.
Education
Habersham Central
Business
North Atlanta H.S.
Business
Central H.S.
Pre-Med
Central H.S.
Undecided
Alexander
Psychology
Mc Intosh H.S.
Undecided
Fayette County H.S.
Pre-Law
Fayette County H.S.
Fine Arts
Parkview H.S.
Pre-Law
Harris County H.S.
Communications
Shiloh H.S.
Psychology
Central Gwinnett H.S.
Education
Villa Rica H.S.
Psychology
Ranburne H.S.
Nursing
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ALEXANDER MARQUEZ
Atlanta, GA
Fishing, Hunting
MARCY MC CLURD
Calhoun, GA
Chcerlcading, Music
CHRISTI MC KINNON
Carrollton, GA
Fishing, Scuba Diving
MIRANDA MC LARTY
Villa Rica, GA
Art, Environment
NICOLE MERCK
Dahlonega, GA
Cheerleading, Yearbook
JULIE MILLIANS
Newnan, GA
Reading, Skiing
MICHAELE MOBLEY
Waverly Hall, GA
Bowling, Swimming
COLLIER MOON
Carrollton, GA
Golf, Track
KELLY MOORE
Fairburn, GA
Drama, Reading
SUZANNE MOORE
Newnan, GA
Bowling, Swimming
TONY MORGAN
Cohutta, GA
Basketball, Softball
STEPHEN MORRIS
Villa Rica, GA
Baseball, Softball
KAIEA MORTON
Lithonia, GA
Baseball, Video Games
MELANIE MORTON
Dalton, GA
Debating, Poetry
KENNY MURRAY
Lithonia, GA
Basketball, Weightlifting
KIM MYRICK
East Ellijay, GA
Hiking, Volleyball
SARA NEUBERGER
Pcachtree City, GA
Guitar, Poetry
ADAM OLIVER
Marietta, GA
Art, Soccer
CANDI O'NEAL
Carrollton, GA
Animals, Camping
EMILY PERKINS
Suwanee, GA
Aerobics, Cheerleading
TED POSTON
Long Valley, NJ
Boxing, Fishing
RYAN PRINDLE
Alpharetta, GA
Basketball, Volleyball
JOSHUA PUCKETT
Stone Mtn., GA
Hockey, Running
WILLIAM PYKE
Lawrenceville, GA
Rock Climbing, Mtn. Biking
St. Pius X
Engineering
Calhoun H.S.
Business
Central H.S.
Science
Villa Rica H.S.
Psychology
Lumpkin County H.S.
Journalism
Newnan H.S.
Undecided
Harris County H.S.
Pre-Med
Carrollton H.S.
Education
Creekside
Education
Newnan H.S.
Nursing
Northwest Whitfield H.S.
Accounting
Villa Rica H.S.
Sports Medicine
Lithonia H.S.
Business
Pathway Christian
Psychology
Lithonia H.S.
Undecided
Northwest Whitfield H.S.
PreVet
Mc Intosh H.S.
Engineering
Osborne H.S.
Fine Arts
Carrollton H.S.
Education
North Gwinnett H.S.
Dentistry
Mendham
Computer Science
Chattahoochee H.S.
Pre-Engineering
Stone Mtn. H.S.
Journalism
Central Gwinnett H.S.
Geology
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LORI RAMPY
Bremen, GA
Haralson County H.S.
Choir, Swimming
Undecided
AMANDA REEVES
Palmetto, GA
Creekside H.S.
Cheerleading, Softball
Education
CHERIE RICE
Norcross, GA
Norcross H.S.
Hiking, SADD
Nursing
DIANA RICE
Marietta, GA
Carl Harrison H.S.
Everything
Communications
KAREN ROBERTS
Marietta, GA
South Cobb H.S.
BRENT ROBINSON
Lithonia, GA
Shiloh H.S.
Baseball, Bowling
Business
TAMEKIA ROBINSON
College Park, GA
Riverwood H.S.
Music, Travel
Nursing
TIESHA ROBINSON
Lagrange, GA
Lagrange H.S.
Band, Computers
Computer Science
CARISSA ROGERS
Trenton, GA
Northwest Georgia
Basketball, Softball
Sports Medicine
ANGELA SCOTT
Mc Donough, GA
Henry County H.S.
Environment, People
Education
CORY SCOTT
Powder Springs, GA
Mc Eachern H.S.
Basketball, Soccer
Accounting
LEE ANN SHADRIX
Villa Rica, GA
Villa Rica H.S.
Animals, Softball
Nursing
MATT SHULTZ
Catersville, GA
Cass H.S.
Military, Scuba Diving
Pre-Law
CHAD SIMON
East Point, GA
Tri-Cities H.S.
Basketball, Bowling
Business
BRETT SMITH
Faycttcville, GA
Fayette County H.S.
Scuba Diving, Skiing
Science
LACEY SMITH
Tucker, GA
Henderson H.S.
Art, Student Gov't.
Political Science
LISA SMITH
Fayetteville, GA
Fayette County H.S.
Travel, Yearbook
Marketing
SHELLY SORRELLS
Rockmart, GA
Rockmart H.S.
People, Softball
Nursing
EVE STANLEY
Roswell, GA
Roswell H.S.
Poetry, Swimming
Computer Science
HILLARY STEPHENS
Whitcsburg, GA
Central of Carrollton
Ballet, Dancing
Pre-Law
JENNIFER STEWART
Woodstock, GA
Sequoyah H.S.
Newspaper, Tennis
Education
TOBY STRANGE
Cornelia, GA
Habersham Central H.S.
Baseball, Football
Undecided
CLIFFORD THOMAS
Columbus, GA
Pacelli H.S.
Basketball, Track
Business
BRENT WHEELER
Snellville, GA
South Gwinnett H.S.
Camping, Fishing
Computer Science
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TRENT WHITE
Crawford, GA
Athens Christian School
Computers, Tennis
Engineering
JUSTIN WILLIAMS
Newnan, GA
East Coweta H.S.
Basketball, FBLA
Pre-Law
LESLIE WILLIAMS
Norcross, GA
Norcross H.S.
Creative Writing, Environment
Business
MICHAEL WILLIAMS
Canton, GA
Sequoyah H.S.
Music, Soccer
Science
DOUG WILSON
Carrollton, GA
Bowdon H.S.
People, Water Skiing
Business
BARRY WISE
Columbus, GA
Spencer
Football, Weightlifting
Marketing
SOME OTHER NEW STUDENTS
MELISSA ALLEN
Aerobics, Cheerleading
Douglasville, GA
Nursing
BARRY GEORGE
Art, Weightlifting
Villa Rica, GA
Regional Art
ALEXIS MOOREHEAD
Aerobics, Drama
Roswell, GA
Pre-Med
TONY BIBLE
Music, Weightlifting
Dallas, GA
Music
EADEINNA HAGAN
Basketball, Pride
Columbus, GA
Liberal Arts
BARBARA SMITH
Horses, Drama
Peachtree City, GA
Theatre Arts
BROCK CARLSTEN
Creative Writing, Music
Atlanta, GA
Psychology
MARCUS HALL
Art, Politics
Martin, GA
Psychology
ADAM STEINBERG
Hockey, Rugby
Savannah, GA
Engineering
TABITHA COCHRAN
Languages, Tennis
Jasper, GA
Business
JASON HILL
Skiing, Weightlifting
Acworth, GA
Liberal Arts
KAREN TUCKER
Computers, Honor Society
Atlanta, GA
Computer Science
KIMBERLEY DAVIS
People, Swimming
Lawrenceville, GA
Criminal Justice
DAVID HOGAN
Baseball, Football
Augusta, GA
Business
SHARON TUCKER
Computers, Honor Society
Atlanta, GA
Computer Science
SUZANNE EARNHARDT
Aerobics, Volleyball
Flintstone, GA
Undecided
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