Augusta College - White Columns Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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EDITOR ' S NOTE I would like to thank everyone who helped me in producing the 1982-83 White Columns. Taking over the yearbook in January of 1983. was a challenge to say the least. Had it not been for the generosity and patience of a number of persons. I could not have pulled it off at all. I am especially appreciative for my secretary, Mrs. Mary Dickson, Brenda Smart, the Advertisement Representative and Mrs. Dee Davis, the College ' s Publications Director. Pages 16-32 were done by the students who started as student editors and later resigned. I am very appreciative for the patience the faculty showed as they allowed me to interrupt their classes for candid shots. While the task of taking over a thousand photos was awesome, the pleasure of meeting and talking to faculty and students was a good experience. Here ' s hoping that the White Columns might be better and earlier next year. Sincerely, Roscoe Williams Editor — Advisor Staff Editor — Advisor — Photographer Roscoe Williams Advertisement Representative Brenda Smart Consultants Typing — ads Mrs. Mary Dickson Technical Mrs. Dee Davis ContriPuting Photographer Grady Mosley

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Augusta College Alma Mater Where sentinels once guarded Thy armaments of yore, Now aged oaks sublimely Bespeak a lofty lore. (Chorus) CHORUS: All hail, Augusta College Our voices now we raise To give thee, Alma Mater, Our fervent love and praise. And we, thy sons and daughters, Who pass thy portals through, Will keep thy inspiration With honor high and true. (Chorus) Thy sword is now a plowshare, And peace enshrines thy name; The flag unfurled above thee Adds glory to thy fame. (Chorus) in « i ' +-■• ■ ' -.- - aj -OkiltV. .:.-