93. 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. 1 i Warmest wishes for an outstanding college experience. Sincerely, ^^^^ c ^ 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 I 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. T T 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. AKA AOA AE0 OBZ KA^ Q.^^ EFP ZOB 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! i f 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) ( 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 ^@KG, 10 HOMECOMING EVENTS , Ullf ,9 ft, i% M 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 12 Athletics Campus Life : i^isi 4- f * , . % Jos* if*. 14 15 16 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 17 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 L 18 >. ! 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 19 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 20 ;. 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 21 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 22 9 1993 July Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 October Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 / / 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 August Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 November Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 September Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 December Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1994 January February March Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 / / 30 24 / / 31 25 26 27 28 29 April Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri s. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 May Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Sat Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 June Sun Mon Tues Weds Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 9