Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - ABAC Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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lt's a hit! Men students participate in physical education's softball class. WEN dim Wt Margaret Whiddon takes a breather during trampoline exercises at cheerleader practice. 135 , .tw my K wut f MR. L. NORMAN HILL Director of Athletics and Assistant Professor of Physical Education 5 'eww at L. Qtr' in. xx it 4 ix . fl ,ali I , MR. EUGENE CHAMBERS Instructor of Physical Education i A atm P it MR, HUGH l.. STUDDARD instructor of Physical Education in t. . MR. T. VANN BRACKIN Instructor of Physical Education :PH-. MR. THOMAS K. MOODY Instructor of Physical Education 1 MRS. ELLEN E. VICKERS Instructor of Physical Education

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Volleyball is served during regularly scheduled physical education class. New Division Df Health And Physical Education Created A new division came into existence this year on the Abraham Baldwin College campus with the creation of the Division of Health and Physical Education. With the division came a new division chairman and the addition of two new physical education instructors. Some of the activities such as swimming, soccer, touch football, and golf could be enjoyed throughout students' lives not only as leisure activities but also as occupations, The Health and Education Division offers a course of study in preparation for college work. Nutrition, health, physical education, recreation, and recreation leadership are oriented toward the student planning to major in Physical Education. Sally lennings practices for intramural programs' Upowderpuff' football practice. Student engages in footwork practice for soccer, ABACs newest physical education activity.

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Staff Serves Administrators, Faculty, And Students The capable staff of ABAC, numbering vvell over 200, is concerned not only with the responsibilities demanded by their office or position but with the student. Typing and running errands are but two of a myriad of responsibilities delegated to the secretaries of the divisions, business office and services offered. Ac- countants, machine operators, consultants and cashiers supplement the vvorking force of the office staff. Be- hind every major program scheduled from any ABAC division we find these people making it possible, through tireless hours of work. Maintaining a farm for ag-related courses of study is a full-time job for farm supervisor, technicians, engineering assistants and student helpers. The build- ings and the physical aspects of the campus are kept in working condition by a maintenance of carpenters, janitors, maids, and building personnel. The campus is patrolled by security officers for the protection of the buildings and the student body. Y . MRS. ETHAN ABBOTT , Clerk, Student Center l l i MRS. BETTY S. COX l Library Assistant MRS. CECILE BAILEY Secretary, Dean Continuing Education MRS. IANE DAY Secretary to the Academic Dean MRS. VERNA Y. BAKER Assistant Director of Food Services my MRS, EVELYN A. EVE Recorder Mr. Stembridge gives ticket to erring student. MRS. ERNESTINE BALL Secretary, Division of Business Administration MISS MARY NELL GARRICK Secretary, Division Agriculture -5 :-, if xc vkt ts i t r if - ,..is A k.V. k'i'- ik . it MRS. IACKIE VV. BATEMAN Payroll Clerk ': .iiii V 'Witt T i f ' ...... l MRS. WESLEY IO GRAY Housing Clerk