Who's New on Campus

WHO'S NEW ON CAMPUS
IS MADE POSSIBLE BY

THE OFFICE OF

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

AND THE ORDER OF OMEGA

AT
WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE

1991 EDITOR

LISA SIMMONS

ORDER OF OMEGA

SCOTT SMITH
ADVISOR

West Georgia College is a coeducational, residential, liberal arts institution located in
Carrollton. The city of Carrollton serves as the county seat of Carroll County and is
one of Georgia's fastest growing industrial areas. Carrollton serves a regional population
of more than 100,000 and is located an hours drive west of Atlanta.

West Georgia College originated in 1906 in an area of the state that is rich in Indian
history (thus the selection of the school's mascot - Braves).

From the early beginnings in 1906 of three small buildings, the college has grown to
include more than 40 structures of learning, living, and recreation located on a 398-acre
wooded campus. The physical facilities are valued at more than $88.5 million.

RUSH SCHEDULES

SORORITIES:

FRATERNITIES:

BLACK GREEKS:

September 9-13, 1991

The first full week of classes each quarter.
Sign up for rush is the week prior.

Varies, contact the Greek Advisor in the Student
Center, Room 200.

1991 WGC, FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

DATE

OPPONENT

TIME

Sept. 7

ALMA COLLEGE

7:30pm

Sept. 14

at Troy State University

7:00pm

Sept. 21

at Jacksonville State University

7:00pm

Sept. 28

CLARK COLLEGE

7:30pm

Oct. 5

LIVINGSTON UNIVERSITY

7:30pm

Oct. 12

at Wofford College

1:00pm

Oct. 19

at Valdosta State College

1:00pm

Oct. 26

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE

7:30pm

Nov. 2

at Delta State University

2:00pm

Nov. 9

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALA.

7:30pm

Nov. 16

at Lane College

7:30pm

THE ORDER OF OMEGA

The Order of Omega was founded at the University of Miami in the Fall of
1959 by a group of outstanding fraternity men, who felt that individuals in
the Greek community should be recognized for their service to the fraternity
system and the University.

The Theta Epsilon Chapter of The National Order of Omega was chartered
at West Georgia College on May 20, 1987. This National Greek Leadership
Honor Society recognizes the top three percent of Greeks on West Georgia's
Campus. Candidates are chosen because of exceptional character,
scholarship, service, and leadership in inter-Greek affairs.

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CLASS

ACT

Do you remember the details of a televi-
sion program you saw two weeks ago?
Could you summarize its plot and pass a
test on it? If not, no harm's done. But if
you recollect no more about a class you at-
tended recently, you're missing out. Unlike
tube-watching, college classes demand
more than simply sitting. Here's how to get
the most out of them.

1. Go to class prepared. Class ses-
sions are usually based on your as-
signments. If you haven't done
those assignments, what the teach-
er and your classmates have to say
may be mostly lost on you. If you've
done the advance work, you'll un-
derstand the lecture more fully and
participate in the discussions much
more freely.

2. Listen actively. That means more
than hearing. Like effective reading,
it requires you to relate what you
hear to what you already know, and
to identify the main points. Listen es-
pecially for such expressions as
"the two major ideas are" or "it's
important to remember that" and to
whatever your professor repeats for
emphasis.

3. Notes are a must. You cannot re-
member enough without them. Use
abbreviations that are convenient
and understandable to you, learn to
use an outline form, and select.
Don't ever try to record everything
said, even if you know shorthand.
You don't want the words to travel
directly from your instructor's
mouth to your notebook without
passing through your brain. If you
miss something important, leave
room in your notebook and fill it in
later by asking a reliable classmate
or your professor.

4. Ask questions. If you're confused
about something, never hesitate to
ask. What did the professor just
say? Isn't that different from what
the book says? What does that word
mean? Can you run that by me once
more? Ask! Professors want you to
learn, but they can't read the ques-
tions in your mind. If you're not com-
fortable raising questions in class,
approach the professor after class

or make an office appointment.
Don't let a single question go unan-
swered.

5. Organize your notes either while
you're taking them or immediately
afterwards. Otherwise they'll make
little sense when you go back to
them. The lecture may have a clear
order, like the dates of important
events or their causes and effects.
But professors often speak without
notes and include student feedback,
making their presentations more in-
teresting but less systematic than a
book's. If necessary, add your own
summary to tie it all together.

6. After class, review your notes.
Make sure they are titled with sub-
ject headings and, when the time
comes to prepare for tests, coordi-
nated with your reading assignment
notes. That way you'll get it all
together. And, if you missed a con-
nection or find what looks like a con-
tradiction between text and lecture,
you'll have a chance to clarify it.

7. Above all, go to class. There are all
kinds of penalties for cutting. Make
sure that you know your college's
regulations and each professor's

policy on lateness and absences.
Otherwise you may discover, too
late, that you have overcutand auto-
matically dropped from that class. In
some cases, this can have serious
consequences even beyond that
course.
But even when you're not forced to,
go to class. Missing class gives you a
handicap, a gap in your knowledge and un-
derstanding. Save your absences for un-
avoidable urgencies. Even then, make them
up by contacting your teacher, in advance
if possible, to find out what will be or has
been covered. Also, call a classmate with
whom you've exchanged phone numbers to
get the class notes as well as new assign-
ments you missed. That way you won't be
short-changed on the session you missed,
and you'll be prepared for the next one.

Special thanks to the authors of this arti-
cle, Aaron Alexander and Harrriet Vines,
and to the publisher, The Professional
Staff Congress, for permission to reprint
this article from "Making It Through Col-
lege".

MAKING THE COLLEGE SCENE

Do you know anyone who would go to
an exotic city and spend a whole vacation
there watching television? You're making
the same mistake cheating yourself
it you confine your college experience to the
classroom.

For a student who has a job or other re-
sponsibilities, the temptation is great to get
off campus fast. Your time is limited, and all
that collegiate stuff outside of class is not
mandatory. So why waste the time? Be-
cause "all that stuff" is really not a waste.
Contact with professors, friendships with
your classmates, extracurricular activities,
the riches of the library - these make up the
"life" of your college life.

The faculty is a tremendous resource
out of class as well as in. Professors,
instructors and lecturers are more than
teachers. They're scientists, writers, psy-
chologists, business people, mathemati-
cians, artists, philosophers, musicians,
historians, engineers. They're experts and
scholars, active and highly knowledgeable
in their fields, often consulted by others for
their ideas. And here they are in your
orbit.

Seek them out, especially those teach-
ers whose fields you have a particular inter-
est in. Ask for a few minutes of their time.
Take the initiative to get acquainted with
them during their office hours, by appoint-
ment, or at any other time and place that's
mutually convenient. You can profit enor-
mously by discussing your work in the
course, its connections with other subjects,
your career goals, or your problems.

Classmates offer a rich opportunity
for new friendships. Their presence in
your class gives them at least one thing in
common with you. You'll find more. Those
with different backgrounds are what
"broadening your horizons" is all about.
Aside from the rewards of friendship, you'll
benefit from studying with them, exchang-
ing ideas, helping them when they need
help, and drawing on their support when
you're faced with problems. The friends you
make in college often remain your friends
for life.

The first class session is a good time
to introduce yourself to a few other stu-
dents. Exchange telephone numbers so
that if you are absent, they can give you the
homework assignments and the material
you missed in class. Try to arrange to study
together and work on assignments togeth-
er. This has both educational and social val-
ue. Very often, students who form "study
groups" do far better in college than those
who always work alone.

Clubs, teams, organizations and other
student activities open you up to additional
friendships, plus recreation. They may also
add to your knowledge of an academic sub-
ject, expand your understanding of an occu-
pational field, help sharpen your skills and

give you real-life experience, all in a relaxed
social setting.

"The true university," someone said a
century ago, "is a collection of books." To-
day, your college library is more than that
and more than a "study tank." Besides
books and magazines, it's stocked with
such audio and visual resources as films,
cassettes, art and photographic reproduc-
tions, recordings of speeches, poetry and
plays, all kinds of music and more. Lib-
rarians are on hand to help acquaint you
with what's there and how to find what
you're looking for. Cash in on this treasure,
not only for your work but for your pleasure.

Orientation programs are designed by
your college to introduce you to the college
scene. They explore such questions as
course requirements, sources of financial
aid, how to add a course or withdraw from

one without penalty, and how to get a tutor
or a transcript of your grades. They save
you a lot of legwork by telling you where to
go for all kinds of help. And they give you
the opportunity to meet and share your con-
cerns with fellow students.

Your college is rich in resources
people, services and opportunities, but
none of them will come and get you. You will
have to go and get them. Only your initiative
will determine how much of a return you get
from your investment in college.

Special thanks to the authors of this arti-
cle, Aaron Alexander and Harriet Vines,
and to the publisher, The Professional
Staff Congress, for permission to reprint
this article from "Making It Through Col-
lege."

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What Is Rush?

Formal rush for both men and women is a time for rushees and
initiated members to get to know each other better through a series
of carefully planned "parties," After Rush has been completed and bids
have been extended, you will begin pledging/associating with the fra-
ternity or sorority of your choice.

It is important to come to Rush with an open mind and to give
each chapter equal consideration. Be yourself! Rush is a mutual selec-
tion process, so remember as you evaluate each chapter, they will eval-
uate you. Do not let other's opinions make the decision for you, but
go with your own feelings, for the decision will affect the rest of your
college years.

You may wonder what qualities Greek organizations look for in
an individual. Completing a rush application will give you an idea of
these qualities. Personality and interest are also important, but so is
academics, since it is the main reason you are attending college.

Always be sure to ask questions. If you have any questions pertain-
ing to rush, financial matters, or social activities, ask someone to clear
up these points for you!

Another important point to consider is finances. Careful consider-
ation should be given to your financial situation before making any
obligations.

Even though a rushee is not obligated to pledge/associate at the
end of rush, we ask you to look carefully at Greek life as it is a way
for you to meet the Greeks and to find out about the opportunities we
have to offer. Like it . . . We love it! Go Greek!

Words to be Familiar With

Active A fully initiated member of a fraternity or sorority.

Alumni Those fraternity or sorority members who have graduated.

Bid An invitation to become a pledge/associate member.

Brother/Sister A term used by active members of a fraternity or sorority when referring to each other.

Chapter The local group of a fraternity or sorority.

Fraternity An organization with lifelong membership which uses Greek letters as a name. Women's fraternities are informally

called sororities.
Greek A member of a fraternity or sorority.
IFC Interfraternity Council which governs the fraternities.
Initiation The ritual which brings the pledge into full membership in the sorority/fraternity. Generally of some sacred nature

as a formal ceremony.
Lagacy A person whose father, mother, brother or sister is or was an active member of a certain fraternity or sorority.
Pledge A person who is working to become an active member, (also called Associate Member)
Quota The number of women/men that a sorority/fraternity may pledge.
Ritual The traditional secret ceremonies of a fraternity or sorority.
Rush The mutual process of membership selection consisting of scheduling functions in which active members and rushees

become acquainted.
Rushee A person who is registered for Rush.
Panhellenic A council which governs sororities.

IFC Fraternities

Becoming a member of a fraternity can be a great college experi-
ence. No other group at this university 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. A good percentage of the student leader positions
are held by Greeks. Many local, regional and national charities have
benefitted from the thousands of dollars and man hours that are do-
nated by our chapters. Joining a fraternity is a life commitment.
Greek alumni always have a place to call home, and college men to
call brothers. Alumni brothers are regularly informed of IFC and
chapter events through financial support to the chapter. Presidents,
senators, successful businessmen and celebrities have said that being
Greek gave them the leadership qualities and confidence to succeed.

The 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 friendships. 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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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 seven historically black Greek letter organizations at West
Georgia College - four fraternities (Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega P si Phi, and Phi
Beta Sigma) and three sororities (Alpha Kappa Alpha, 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.

BLACK GREEK COUNCIL
FRATERNITIES

BLACK GREEK COUNCIL
SORORITIES

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
AfeA

Founded: December 4, 1906 at Cornell University

Nu Gamma Chapter Chartered: May 21 , 1977

Colors: Black and Old Gold

Motto: "First of All, Servants of All, We Shall Transcend All:

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
KA

Founded: January 5, 1911 at Indiana University

Theta Kappa Chapter Chartered: October 18, 1975

Colors: Crimson and Cream

Motto: Training for Leadership"

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Founded: November 17, 1911 at Howard University

Kappa Kappa Chapter Chartered: March 12, 1977

Colors: Purple and Gold

Motto: "Friendship is Essential to the Soul"

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

Founded: January 9, 1914 at Howard University

Nu Phi Chapter Chartered: May 18, 1982

Colors: Royal Blue and Pure White

Motto: "Culture for Service, and Service for Humanity"

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
AKA

Founded: January 16, 1908 at Howard University

Kappa Tau Chapter Chartered: May 22, 1978

Colors: Pink and Green

Motto: "By Merit and By Culture"

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
ZTP

Founded: November 12, 1922; Indianapolis, Indiana

Lambda Epsilon Chapter Chartered: February 24, 1989

Colors: Royal Blue and Old Gold

Motto: "Greater Service, Greater Progress"

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
Z*B

Founded: January 16, 1920 at Howard University

Omicron Nu Chapter Chartered: May 8, 1987

Colors: Royal Blue and White

Motto: Secret

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Panhellenic 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 diffi-
cult to explain yet is the basis of every sorority. Sisterhood re-
sults from sharing dreams, goals, laughter and tears. Sisterhood
provides you with lasting friendships and memories that will
enrich your college years and which you will cherish many years
to follow.

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 experi-
enced women can help if you have a problem. Chapter scholar-
ship awards are also part of this picture.

Sorority members may accept membership on various
committees 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 chari-
ty projects as well as community and campus affairs to increase
school spirit as well as increase student participation in all cam-
pus affairs.

We can't stop there . . . other important elements of sorori-
ty life include sporting and social events. Intramurals between
sororities provide friendly competition among the women. Flag
football, volleyball, soccer and basketball are just a few! Re-
merriber ... 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 soror-
ity 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 life-
time.

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WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Dep artmenta l Organizations

Accounting Club

Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity - (Business)

American Institute of Biological Sciences

Computer Science Club

The Eclectic

Economics Club

French Club

Geography Student Association

Georgia Association of Nursing Students

Marketing Club

Phi Chi Theta Fraternity (Business)

Phi Mu Alpha (Music)

Pre Law Society

Residence Hal] Association (RHA)

Sigma Alpha Iota (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

West Georgia Host Committee

West Georgian

WWGCFM 91 Radio Club

General Interest Organizations

BACCHUS

Black Student Alliance

Internationa) Student Club

League of Concerned Students

NAACP

People's Alliance

Phoenix Consociation

Student Environmental Awareness Assoc.

Student Wellness Awareness Team (SWAT

tics

Black Greek Council
Interfraternity Council
Panhellenic Council
Student Government Association

Perfor ming Arts

Position One Dance Company
Satin Dolls & Gents
United Voices Gospel Choir

Religious Organizations

Baptist Student Union

Campus Christian Crusade

Campus Outreach

In Convenant with Christ

Sonshine Outreach Campus Ministry

Students for Christ

United Voices Gospei Choir

Wesley Foundation

Honor Societies

Alpha lambda Delta
Beta Gamma Sigma
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Iota
Omicron Delta Kappa
Order of Omega
Phi Beta Lambda
Student Honors Council

C tubs/Political Or ganizations

Adventure Gaming Society
Cavaliers' Club
College Republicans
Sigma Beta
Young Democrats

Social Fraternities

Alpha Phi Alpha

Alpha Tau Omega

Chi Phi

Kappa Alpha Psi

Kappa Sigma

Omega Psi Phi

Phi Beta Sigma

Pi Kappa Alpha

Sigma Nu

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Sp o r ts Organi zatio ns

Judo Club
Soccer Club

Social Sororities

Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Alpha Xi Delta
Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Kappa Delta
PhiMu

Sigma Gamma Rho
Zeta Phi Beta

Who's New

Albert A. Alexander

Coral Springs HS

Business Administration
Lashanta Allen

Columbia HS

Elem. Ed.
Jennifer Alonso

Villa Rica HS

Criminal Justice
Christian Anderson

Chamblee HS

Undecided

Tony R. Arnold

Perry HS

Bus. Mgmt. & Admin.
Gretchen Bachtel

Douglas County HS

Education or Biology
Felicia Bacon

Claxton HS

Early Child. Ed.
Rob Bailey

Troup HS

Undecided

Coral Springs, FL
Basketball, Bowling

Decatur, GA
Meeting New People, Reading

Villa Rica, GA
Reading, Skiing

Atlanta, GA
Repelling, Photography

Perry, GA
Baseball, Fishing

Douglasville, GA
Reading, Walking/Jogging

Manassas, GA
Piano, Talking w/ Friends

LaGrange, GA
Meeting New People, Basketball

Angie Ballenger

Duluth HS

Undecided
Ashlyn S. Bare

Sprayberry HS

Phys. Therapy
Chad Bean

Ringgold HS

Undecided
Ryan Beck

Cedartown HS

Undecided

Eric Bell

Cedartown HS

Architecture
Dena Bires

Villa Riea HS

Business
Janice Bires

Villa Rica HS

Law
Kristi Blythe

Cedartown HS

Journalism

Lawrenceville, GA
Tennis, Hanging Out w/ Friends

Marietta, GA
Swimming, Reading

Ringgold, GA
Sports, Tennessee Vols

Cedartown, GA
Tennis, Swimming

Cedartown, GA
Drawing, Meeting People

Carrollton, GA
Shopping, Talking on the Phone

Villa Rica, GA
Shopping, Reading

Cedartown, GA
Friends/Family, New People

Natalie Boyd

Northwest Whitfield HS

Undecided
Heather Brant

Cartersville HS

Marine Biology
Larry (J.R.) Breedlove

Shamrock HS

Undecided
Andrea Brigman

Norcross HS

Business

Cohutta, GA
Tennis, Music

Cartersville, GA
Tennis, Riding Horses

Decatur, GA
Football, Baseball

Norcross, GA
Tennis, Drama

David Christopher Brown

McEachern HS

Music
Greg Brown

North Clayton HS

Business
Jason Brown

Bowdon HS

Business Management
Watanya (Tanya) Brown

East Coweta HS

Physical Ther./Phys. Ed.

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Powder Springs, GA
Music, Computers

Detroit, MI
Basketball, Poetry

Bowdon, GA
Sports, Dancing

Torin, GA
Softball, Color Guard

Who's New

Julie Browning

Henderson HS

Doraville, GA

Business

Tiffany R. Bryan

Morrow HS

Rex, GA

Young Child Dev. Horseback Riding, Swimming

Sheree Bryant

Redan HS

Lithonia, GA

Business Meeting New People, Dancing

Vanessa Buchannon

Cherokee HS

Canton, GA

Pharmacy

Shopping, Parties

Jason Byrdsell

Lithonia HS

Lithonia, GA

Biology Traveling, Meeting People

Adam Campbell

Jonesboro HS

Jonesboro, GA

Business Management

Golf, Football

Mark Canger

Milton HS

Alpharetta, GA

Business Administration

R/C Racing, Biking

Noel C. Carson

Cass HS

Acworth, GA

Computer Science

Reading, Photography

Margaret Carswell

Mount De Sales Academy

Macon, GA

Psychology /Journalism

Writing, Movies

Chris Chadwick

North Gwinnett HS

Suwanee, GA

Engineering

Soccer, Golf

Lynn Chadwick

Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe HS

Rossville, GA

Early Childhood Education

Tennis, Music

Amber Chafin

Douglas County HS

Douglasville, GA

Business

Dancing, Swimming

Derrick Chambliss

North Springs HS

Dunwoody, GA

Psychology

Sports, Poetry

Yee Yee Chang

Dalton HS

Dalton, GA

Accounting/Comp. Programming Fitness, Music

Gregory Charles

Redan HS

Stone Mountain, GA

Bus. Administration

Basketball, Dancing

Elizabeth M. Cheatham

Cartersville HS

Cartersville, GA

Nursing

Tennis

Carol Christison

Wheeler HS

Marietta, GA

Sociology

Hiking

Stephanie Clark

Walter Franklin George HS

Atlanta, GA

Accounting

Reading Novels, Math

Teresa Cleary

Piedmont Academy

Covington, GA

Education

Sports, Art

Allen Clemons

Lyman HS

Dunwoody, GA

Pre Med

Water Sports, Art

Brenda Clower

Henderson HS

Doraville, GA

Early Childhood Education

Bowling, Singing

Ernest Colbert, Jr.

McNair HS

Decatur, GA

Economics

Sports, History

Kirk Connor

Middlebury Union HS

Bridport, VT

Geography

Sports, Nature

Kimberly Ann Cook

Berkmar HS

Lilburn, GA

Undecided

Piano, Singing

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Who's New

Erynne Corbitt

Roswell HS

Early Childhood Music Ed.
John Cox

Darlington HS

Undecided
Stephanie Cox

East Coweta HS

Business
Gina DeLea Crawford

Fannin HS

Undecided

Roswell, GA
Singing, Dancing

Silver Creek, GA
Baseball, Water-Skiing

Sharpsburg, GA
Shopping, Swimming

Blue Ridge, GA
Water-skiing, Sports

Reginald Crawford

Putnam County HS

Bachelor of Sci. in Ed
Aaron Cunningham

Alan C. Pope HS

Criminal Justice
Carolyn Denise Cunningham

Greene-Taliaferro Comp. HS

Accounting
Kelly Cunningham

Palmetto Sr. HS
Music Education

Eatonton, GA
Sports, Comic Books

Marietta, GA
Skiing, Biking

Greensboro, GA
Listening to Music, Friends

Miami, FL
Cross Country, Softball

Leigh Wigington Davis

Transfer

Nursing
Jenny Day

Alan C. Pope HS

Special Education
Jerry (J.J.) Dennis

Lockhart Academy

Undecided
Carrie Depew

Parkview HS

Physical Therapy

Daryl Diamond

Watkins Mill HS

Criminal Justice
Rufus Lee Dickens

Wayne Co. HS

Microbiology
Dana Dobbs

Douglas County HS

Business (Advertising)
William M. Dodd

Not Given

Computer Science

Newnan, GA
Time w/New Son, Swimming

Marietta, GA

Canton, GA
Fencing, Drawing

Lilburn, GA
Swimming, Horseback Riding

Gaithersburg, MD
Football, Photography

Jesup, GA
Basketball, Baseball

Douglasville, GA
Swimming, Shopping

Atlanta, GA
Bowling, Basketball

Donna Doherty

Perry HS Perry, GA

Mass Communication Reading, Swimming

Rhonda Driver

Pike County HS Williamson, GA
Elementary Ed. Singing, Working With Children

Tonya Dwight

Northwest Whitfield HS Rocky Face, GA

Accounting Exercising, Eating

Veralyn Eason

Southside HS Atlanta, GA

Business Management Lifting Weights, Shopping

Florene Echols

North Cobb HS

Computer
Bryant Ellington

McNair HS

Bus. Management
Alonzo K. (Lee) Farmer, III

Monroe Area Comprehensive HS

Undecided
Jeff Fountain

Lassiter HS

Business

18

Acworth, GA
Dancing, Listening to Music

Decatur, GA
Baseball, Football

Monroe, GA
Tennis

Marietta, GA
Sports, Skiing

Who's New

Shannon Frazier

Douglas County HS

Douglasville, GA

Accounting

Cheerleading, Dancing

Derek Fuqua

Lassiter HS

Marietta, GA

Business

Drawing, Sports

Alison Gaissert

Milton HS

Alpharetta, GA

Nursing

Cat Collecting, Drawing

Traci Gann

Heritage HS

Conyers, GA

Teaching

Softball, Swimming

Amy Gaps

Wheeler HS

Marietta, GA

Elem. Education

Tennis, Traveling

Christina Garrett

Monroe Area Comprehensive HS Monroe, GA

Jennifer S. George

Stratford Academy

Macon, GA

Business/Education

Painting, Softball

Sheldon Gibson

Webster HS

Rochester, NY

Psychology

Sports, Cards

Christina Gober

Wheeler HS

Marietta, GA

Psychology

Road Trips, Parties

Patrick Golden

Alexander HS

Douglasville, GA

Business Comic Book Coll., Scale Modeling

Ginny Goodwin

Greenfield Academy

Weston, GA

Criminal Justice

Softball, Water -skiing

Nickole Green

Haralson Co. HS

Buchanan, GA

Mass Communications

Tennis, Acting

Lara Greisman

Walton HS

Marietta, GA

Psychology

Horseback Riding, Sports

Todd Gunter

R.S. Alexander HS

Douglasville, GA

Education

Basketball, Chorus

James Hammonds

Lassiter HS

Marietta, GA

Criminal Justice

Volleyball, Basketball

Margaret (Meg) Hanfman

St. Pius X HS

Atlanta, GA

Undecided

Soccer, Art

Patrica (Andrea) Ham

Etowan HS

Woodstock, GA

Nursing

Dance, Cheerleading

Lisa Harper

Riverdale HS

Riverdale, GA

Criminal Justice

Swimming, Softball

Stacey D. Harris

Creekside HS

Fairburn, GA

Early Childhood Dev.

Church Act., Cheerleading

Libby A. Hassen

FoxHS

Arnold, MO

Journalism

Dancing, Traveling

Elizabeth (Beth) Haynes

Meadowcreek HS

Lilburn, GA

Undecided

Photography, Tennis

Jeff Heard

Mclntosn HS

Tyrone, GA

Medical

Motorcycles, Weightlifting

Amanda Hicks

McEachern HS

Powder Springs, GA

Physical Therapy

Swimming, Drama

Cynthia Hill

Baldwin HS

Milledgeville, GA

Advertising Designs

Singing, Dancing

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Who's New

Miriam Hill

Cherokee HS

Canton, GA

English

Reading, Swimming

Roy Hitchcock, Jr.

Paulding County HS

Dallas, GA

Physical Education

Football, Fishing

Brian D. Hogg, Jr.

Blue Ridge HS

Atlanta, GA

Business

Drums, Basketball

Tiffany S. Holcombe

Meadowcreek HS

Norcross, GA

Accounting

Gymnastics, Dancing

Kelly Hudson

Tri-Cities HS

Hapeville, GA

Biology Basketball, Comic Book Collecting

Kristi Huff

Paulding County HS

Dallas, GA

Business Mgmt.

Softball, Aerobics

Greg Hunter

Athens Christian HS

Statham, GA

Accounting

Drawing, Video Games

Sharon Hunter

Lamar County HS

Barnesville, GA

Computer Science

Listen to Music, New People

Julie Jennings

Carrollton HS

Carrollton, GA

Undecided

Sports, Photography/Art

Anouk Johnson

Frederick Douglass HS

Atlanta, GA

Working With Hands, Making People Laugh

David Johnson

Appling County Compr.

HS Baxley, GA

Pol. Science

Hot Babes, Bowling

Gregg Johnson

Woodbury HS

Woodbury, NJ

Business

Soccer, Music

Tonya Johnson

Morgan County HS

Madison, GA

Journalism

Reading

Mindy Jones

Carrollton HS

Carrollton, GA

Undecided

Running, Aerobics

M aryann Kelsey

Parkview HS

Lilburn, GA

Bus. Administration

Tennis, Running

Khaisy Keonet

Joseph Wheeler HS

Marietta, GA

Bachelor in Science

Tennis, Drama

Gary King

Cherokee HS

Waleska, GA

Criminal Justice

Reading, Astronomy

Kathleen King

Walton HS

Marietta, GA

Accounting

Running

Tracie Kinney

Cherokee HS

Canton, GA

Biology

Softball, Reading

Alexandra Krach

East Coweta HS

Newnan, GA

Computer Science/Bus.

Admin. Shopping, Tennis

Crysti Kuebler

Carlisle HS

Carlisle, IA

Business Admin.

Wrestling, Tennis

Chris Laney

Jonesboro Sr. HS

Undecided
Milton Lawrence

Westlake HS

Bus. Marketing, Ed.
Laura Lee

Haralson County HS

Early Childhood Ed.

20

Hampton, GA
Running, Golf

College Park, GA
Baseball, Marketing

Buchanan, GA
Music, Reading

Who's New

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K. Bradley Mann

Sequoyah HS

Canton, GA

Mass Communications

Football, Fishing

Christy Marbutt

Alexander HS

Villa Rica, GA

Elem. Education

Swimming, Shopping

Cory McBurnett

Temple HS

Temple, GA

Art

Guitar/Music, Art

Tameka L. McCalister

Riverwood HS

Atlanta, GA

Business Management

Basketball, Softball

Kam McClary

ECCHS

Elberton, GA

Accounting

Sports

Kelly Anne McCloskey

North Cobb HS

Acworth, GA

Phys. Education

Aerobics, Dancing

Ian McCutchen

North Springs HS

Sandy Springs, GA

Business/Law

Tennis, Basketball

Lori McDugald

Tucker HS

Tucker, GA

Undecided Play the Piano, Cross Stitching

Greg McElwee

Cedartown HS

Cedartown, GA

Marketing

Golf, Basketball

Cheryl Mclntyre

Marietta HS

Marietta, GA

Physical Education

Swimming, Tennis

Diane McKeown

Wheeler HS

Mableton, GA

Early Childhood Ed.

Dancing, Swimming

Robert Meaders

Marietta HS

Marietta, GA

Undecided

Hunting, Fishing

Marcus Meadows

Macon County HS

Oglethorpe, GA

Pre-Med Play Basketball, Listen to Music

Adrian Merrick

Stone Mountain HS

Stone Mountain, GA

Accounting

Basketball, Hair Cutting

Tonia Miller

East Rome HS

Rome, GA

Comp. Progamming

Time w/Friends, Going Out

Paige Milner

Crestwood HS

Alpharetta, GA

Broadcast Journalism

Dancing, Singing

Cullena Morman

Mitchell-Baker HS

Baconton, GA

Bus. Mgmt. Being Competitive, New Friends

Courtney Morris

Tucker HS

Norcross, GA

Mass Communications

Drama, Writing

Candace Moses

Chattooga HS

Summerville, GA

Psychology

Writing Poetry, Reading

Melissa Mosko

Great Valley HS

Roswell, GA

Psychology

Writing, Dancing

Nicole Muir

South Forsyth HS

Cumming, GA

Pharmacy

Music, Swimming

Jennifer L. Murphy

Douglas County HS

Douglasville, GA

Chemistry /Pre-Med

Dancing, Being w/ Friends

Christine Naylor

Pebblebrook HS

Mableton, GA

Nursing

Softball

Lisa Nelson

Vila Rica HS

Villa Rica, GA

Mass Communications

Meeting New People, Music

21

Who's New

Sarana Nicholas

Lithonia HS

Lithonia, GA

Undecided

Having Fun

Christopher Nichols

Dunwoody HS

Doraville, GA

Baseball, Playing the Guitar

Alena Nunn

Yokota HS

Okinowa, Japan

Business

Music, Socializing

Ellen R. Osborne

Alexander HS

Douglasville, GA

Early Childhood/Spec. Ed. Crafts, Time/Friends

Molly Painter

Henderson HS

Atlanta, GA

Education

Softball, Soccer

Dan Parham

LaGrange HS

LaGrange, GA

Pre-Medicine

Running, Reading

Viondi Pate

Handley HS

Roanoke, AL

Criminal Justice

Football, Dancing

Susan Payne

Cairo HS

Cairo, GA

Psychology

Swimming, Reading

Laurie Peek

Creekside HS

Palmetto, GA

Early Ch. Ed. Church Act, Coll. China Dolls

Heather Pentecost

Carrollton HS

Carrollton, GA

Business

Swimming, Tennis

Yolanda M. Perkins

Tri-Cities HS

East Point, GA

Elementary Education

Talking, Meet New People

Todd Perry

Crestwood HS

Roswell, GA

English

Golf, Flying

Edekawa Phillips

Henderson HS

Decatur, GA

Business Administration

New People, Friends

Aretha Polite

Alfred Ely Beach HS

Savannah, GA

Nursing

Softball, Play the Clarinet

Missy (Marianna) Powell

Rockdale County HS

Conyers, GA

Photography

Having Fun, Tennis

Noelle Preston

Riverwood HS

Atlanta, GA

Fashion

Ceramics, Running

Jason F. Pritchett

Banks Co. HS

Baldwin, GA

Art

Football, Art

Leonard (Len) Queen,

Jr.

Alexander HS

Winston, GA

Criminal Justice

White Water Rafting, Skiing

Daniel Rakowitz

McEachern HS

Powder Springs, GA

Veterinary Medicine

Tennis, Golf

Tammy L. Ray

Alexander HS

Winston, GA

Undecided

Softball, Bowling

Jonathan Reid

Central HS

Carrollton, GA

Pre- Veterinary Medicine

Reading, Walk/Run

Curtis J. Resta

North HS

N. Fort Myers, FL

Engineering

Football, Soccer

Michael Reynolds

Creekside HS

Fairburn, GA

Computer Science

Music, Nature

Kelly Leigh Robinson

Parkway HS

Bossier, LA

Special Education

Snow Skiing, Volleyball

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Who's New

Trina M. Robinson

Henderson HS

Decatur, GA

Education

Singing, Reading

Charmaine Rucker

Crestwood HS

Brooklyn, NY

Accounting

Reading, Traveling

Heather Rush

Bremen HS

Bremen, GA

Pre -Law

Cheering, Skiing

Julie Russell

Parkview HS

Lilburn, GA

Education

Art, Sports

Mark Russell

Crestwood HS

Roswell, GA

Business

Jet Skiing, Fishing

Eric Sack

Crestwood HS

Atlanta, GA

Psychology

Snow-Skiing, Baseball

Tamra Salese

Lassiter HS

Roswell, GA

Business

Sports, Dancing

Tiffany L. Sanders

Booker T. Washington HS

t Atlanta, GA

Nursing Meet New People, Having Fun

Rebecca Schlicht

Chattooga HS

Summerville, GA

Spec. Education

Work w/ Children, Reading

Jennifer Schneider

Fayette County HS

Fayetteville, GA

Early Childhood Ed.

Swimming, Reading

William Scoggins

Lithonia HS

Decatur, GA

Biology

Kick-N-It, Meeting People

Shannon Self

King's Academy

Americus, GA

Accounting

Reading, Water Sports

Tammy Shearouse

Morrow HS

Ellen wood, GA

Business Admin.

Church Act., Sports Events

Scott Shelton

Briarwood Academy

Warrenton, GA

Mass. Comm. -Drama

Acting, Theatre

Stacie Shiver

North Cobb HS

Kennesaw, GA

Business

Swimming, Tennis

Kelli Silvers

Calhoun HS

Calhoun, GA

Counseling

Cooking, Friends/Family

Bart Sims

Carrollton HS

Carrollton, GA

Undecided

Water-skiing, Swim

Jennifer Smith

Lithia Springs HS

Lithia Springs, GA

Education

Cross Stitch, Reading

Michelle Smith

Norcross HS

Norcross, GA

Undecided

Antanesa Smothers

Southside Comprehensive

Atlanta, GA

Criminal Justice

Singing, Dancing

Byron A. Sokol

Perry HS

Perry, GA

Psychology

Running, Skin Diving

Heath Speer

Meadowcreek HS

Norcross, GA

Mathematics Education

Volleyball, Music

Lofton Spencer

Griffin HS

Griffin, GA

Business Management

Golfing, Water-Skiing

Susan Spencer

Paulding County HS

Dallas, GA

Advertising

Dancing, Art

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Who's New

Corey Stegall

Clarkston HS

Finances
Angela Stephens

P.M. Therrell HS

Criminal Justice
Jill N. Stetzer

Bradwell Institute

Nursing
Meredith Stroup

South Forsyth Jr. & Sr.

Undecided

Brandi Taylor

Perry HS

Journalism
Laves Taylor

Carrollton HS

Management
Amanda Thomas

Central HS

Undecided
Heath Thomason

Gordon Central HS

Undecided

Kimberly Thorn

Frederick Douglass HS

Nursing
Christey A. Tudor

Dalton HS

Pre-Med
W. Thorm Turner

Paulding County HS

Koren Van Nest

East Rome HS
Marketing

D. Scott Varnado

Newnan & Franklinton HS

X-Ray Tech./Medical Profession
Starla Verner

Haralson County HS

Business Administration
David Vest

Ringgold HS

Pharmacy
Wendy Waldeck

Lassiter HS

Business

Decatur, GA
Basketball, Gymnastics

Atlanta, GA
Read Short Stories, Writing

Hinesville, GA
Reading, Music

HS Alpharetta, GA

Drawing, Horseback Riding

Perry, GA
Music, Writing

Carrollton, GA
Playing Football, Reading

Carrollton, GA
Swimming, Tennis

Calhoun, GA
Basketball, Football

Atlanta, GA
Singing, Dancing

Dalton, GA
Tennis, Drawing

Dallas, GA
Baseball, Basketball

Rome, GA
Socializing, Crafts

Newnan, GA
Tennis, Golf

Tallapoosa, GA
Play Piano, Reading

Tunnel Hill, GA
Play Basketball, Weightlifting

Marietta, GA
Art, Band

Johnathon R. Waldon

McEachern HS

Economics
Chad Walker

Milton HS

Geography/Phys. Ed.
Sharlonda L. Walker

Henderson HS

Business

Powder Springs, GA
Body Building, Running

Alpharetta, GA
Football, Basketball

Decatur, GA
Playing Basketball, Socializing

Leanne Wallace

Carrollton HS

Carrollton, GA

Business

Swimming, Shopping

Billy Walsh

Henderson HS

Atlanta, GA

Business

Sports, Fishing

Keith Walton

Harris County HS

Waverly Hall, GA

Business

Football, Basketball

Brandy Ward

Landmark Christian HS

Fayetteville, GA

Pre-Med (Optometry)

Water-Skiing, Reading

Amy Washburn

Lakeside HS

Augusta, GA

Early Childhood Ed.

Tennis

24

Who's New

Roland B. Welmaker Jr.

Frederick Douglass HS

Atlanta, GA

Bus. Admin.

Music, Graphic Art

Amy E. White

McEachern HS

Marietta, GA

Comm.

Writing, Talking

Angela White

Mcintosh HS

Peachtree City, GA

Early Childhood Education

Singing, Pets

Daniel (Danny) White

Sprayberry HS

Marietta, GA

Business Management

Tennis, Basketball

Regina White

Heritage HS

Conyers, GA

Medical

All Sports, Singing

Valerie White

Paulding Co. HS

Dallas, GA

Undecided

Basketball, Oil Painting

Joe Whitehead

Berkmar HS

Lilburn, GA

Undecided

Friends

Sharon Wieland

Dunwoody HS

Dunwoody, GA

Pre-Law

Poetry, Swimming

Doug Williams

Shiloh HS

Lithonia, GA

Bus. Admin.

Sports, Being w/ Friends

Kristina A. Williams

Cedartown HS

Cedartown, GA

Undecided

Cats, Music

Stephanie Williams

Parkview HS

Stone Mountain, GA

Undecided

Dancing, Scuba Diving

Kimeka Williamson

Carrollton HS

Carrollton, GA

Accounting Meeting People, Mathematics

Michelle Williamson

Perry HS

Perry, GA

Early Childhood Education

Reading, Children

Pascha Willis

Gainesville HS

Gainesville, GA

Pre-Med (Phys. Therapy)

Cheerleading, Aerobics

Charles Wilson

Central Gwinnett HS

Lawrenceville, GA

Liberal Arts

Wrestling, Volleyball

Kimberly Wilson

Wheeler HS

Marietta, GA

Undecided

Soccer, Music

Stacey Wilson

Bremen HS

Bremen, GA

Early CHildhood Ed.

Singing, Cheering

David Wingate

West Rome HS

Rome, GA

Advertising

Music, Tennis

Lanisha Woodard

Cairo HS

Cairo, GA

Psychology (Child)

Walking, Vocal

Pampa Wren

R.S. Alexander HS

Douglasville, GA

Business

Tennis

Jennifer Lori Yarbrough

Cedartown HS

Rockmart, GA

Marine Biology

Cycling, Swimming

Jennifer M. Yates

Apple Valley HS

Lawrenceville, GA

Elementary Education

Theater, Photography

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Other New Students

Jim Aired

East Rome HS Rome, GA

Bus. Long Dis. Running, Goofing Off

Travis Collins
Newnan HS Newnan, GA

Undecided BMX, Skiing

Steve Eubanks
Mcintosh HS Peachtree City, GA

Business Working Out, All Sports

Donielle Goza
Brenau Academy Dallas, GA

Pol. Science Going to Lake, Animals

Jennifer Hagey

Norcross HS Norcross, GA

Early Childhood Ed. Art, Music

Carrie Hollingshead
Open Campus HS Lawrenceville, GA
Journalism Reading/Writing, Swimming

Allison Jennings
Carrollton HS Carrollton, GA

Pre-Pharmacy Sports, Cross Stitch

Tu Juan Johnson

B.E. Banneker HS College Park, GA
Chemistry (Pre-Med) Swim, Organiz.

Alicia Osorio
Jorge Washington HS Carrollton, GA
Nursing Reading

Kevin Pace
Stone Mountain HS Atlanta, GA

Business Basketball, Football

Lee Parker
Lakeside HS Atlanta, GA

Undecided Motorcycles, RC Cars

Eulalia J. Phipps
North Fulton HS Atlanta, GA

Accounting Shopping, Making Money

Caris A. Render
Frederick Douglass HS Atlanta, GA
Accounting Singing, Socializing

Ginger Robertson
Fayette County HS Fayetteville, GA
Undecided Theatre, Reading

Tricia Sawyer
Douglas County HS Douglasville, GA
Music Singing, Going to the Movies

Jenna Segrest

Creekside HS College Park, GA

Psychology Reading, Enjoy Outdoors

Paul Weston Snider
Mcintosh HS Brooks, GA

Mass Comm. Music, Role Play Games

Diane Streefkerk
McEachern HS Marietta, GA

HS Guid. Coun. My 2 Ch., ChurchiAct.

Gregory Williams
Osborne HS Marietta, GA

Pharmacy jSports, Weightlifting

Christopher Zoefler
Newnan HS Newnan, GA

Biology Stamp Collecting, Music

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