Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1975 volume:

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Chief Accountant T -? •k -.k:i ' .-. i Debbie Jackson Joyce Lenox Sandy Pressnell Carol Malone Dean Robert Collins Rita Achenbach Student Personnel 20 Curtis Tomlin Development Director of Development Helen Cunningham Development Public Relations Jannine Ezell Development Secretary Chaplain Curtis Col eman Secretary Mrs . Elizabeth Elliott 21 Mrs. Zodic Walker R. s. V. p. Bettye Rogers, CUB Director Harry Howe , Assistant L to R: Lucille Clem, Ann Yarbourgh, Arline Puryear, Gladys Ward, Pam Cross, Jessie Short, Mr. James Ballew. NOT SHOWN: Epsie Horn. 22 Wayne Tosh Admissions Keith Absher Admissions Irma Russell Admissions Jv Roben Johnson Financial Aid J • Linda Rogers Paulette Blankenship Gayle Romine Admissions 23 Mrs. Lola Martin West Dormitory 24 Mrs. Erie Allen North Dormitory Mrs , Etoile Pierce Mable Biles Dormitory BOOKSTORE: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Leven, and Shirley POST OFFICE: Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hargrove 25 V ( iif ' . Maintenance Crew Food Service 26 27 DtotSiow of BuSiitess A3f tt w5tiatio i Business Business Administration Dr. Gene Ermert Division Chairman Dr. Jerry Bartlett Prof. Jean Roberts Business Adminisiration Prof. Barbara Brooks Secretarial Science Prof. James Garino Business Adminisiration 28 D WSio i of Ncdwvai Sctotces -i l Prof. John Russell Biology Dr. Joseph McDonald Math and Physics Dr. Ashley Martin III Math and Physics Dr. Robert Daly Biology Dr. Ronald McNutt Chemistry 29 DtutStow 0 Ectu iatio i Dr. Robert Murphree Division Chairman Coach Oba Belcher Basketball Dr. Mary Jane Eaton Head of Psychology Dept. Dr. Albert Long Depanmem Head - P.E. ' i Prof. A. Nazaretian Physical Education Dr. Joe Slate Psychology Prof. Jo Fuller Physical Education Dr. Azalia Francis Elementary Dr. Peggy Webb Student Teaching 30 D WSiO i of WomOMXtteS Dr. Daniel Jones Division Chairman RIGHT: Professor Dennis Johnson An fj c 0) 0) c (U Oh Q c ;d bO i-i c i-H o P-, c J=i o o o Oh Dr. Furman Miller Head , English Dept . Dr. Bert Hayes Humanities and Religion ID H U Rev . Curtis Coleman Religion Dr. Elva McLin English Professor Elma Pepper Literature O 31 Dr. Loraine Pabst Division Chairman Dr. Mildred Caudle History Dr. Harry Joiner Political Science Prof. Margaret Waldron History Dr. Vincent Colane Political Science Curtis Tomlin Communication Professor Ray McCaslin Sociology 32 PtesfuHfia Pam Atkins Billy Wayne Beavers Ben Foster Belyeu Victor Bet-Sayad William Bet-Sayad John T. Brauer, Jr. Dale C. Braxton Sarah Brown Stephen Bubacz Tony Campbell Terri Charles Cynthia Combs Sue Cox Clifton Craig Diane Craig Dudley Culver Jean Currin Sammie Davis Mary E. Delph James Mack Dykes, Jr. Dale Edwards Kathie Enright Robyn Eskridge Amos D. Farrar, Jr. Barbara Goodin Rann Gordon Rhett Hagler Rodney Hammond Theresa Harrison Melinda Haywood 33 Lynn Hill Renee Hollis Harold Wayne Hunter Gloria Jackson Charlene Jewell Jerry Kelley Jay Kim Theodore J. Kort Vickie Kraus Chisom Michael Lenox William Kayo Pinson John J. Ricci Donnie Riner Ronnie D. Riner Brenda Jean Mabry James A . McNichols Billy Lee Millican Booker Mukahanana Randy Nelson Check and recheck! It ' s mine, and you can ' t have it! 34 Pat Rochester Thomas Dean Rogers Laura Simmons Horace L. Smith, Jr. Jean Terry Randy the Disc Jockey??? This can be a tiring sport . And the beat goes on ! 35 Qopkcmo u Edward Dalrymple Jann Davis Keith Davis Dexter Dunavant Michael Banleson G. A. Beitzel Jane N . Beitzel Kelly Burns Phillip Cagle The Lonely Dribbler Cathy hard at work ! 36 Pat Hays Joan Horn Harry Howe Randy Elkan Lorenda Ellison Julia D. Garrett Dexter Greenhaw Reba M . Hubbard Timothy Hudson They danced on and on Sandra Hurst Robert P. Jack Thomas C Johnson 041 37 Russell McNutt Nathaniel A. Mitchell Valarie Nelson Shiela Ann Newby Tom R. O ' Hara Julie Pepper il ' 4iiif l; Mary G . Pitman Garry Linley Dan MacKay Lou Malinosky Kathye McCool Winners posing for the Camera ! ! ! 38 John Simindinger Nelson Simmons Bama Smith Clifford Smith Richard Smith Larry Polston Rhonda Pruitt Joseph Ragasa John Rafti Boogie to the beat! . fnr Over 39 j   « w   k f ,■■ Steven Smith Joseph Stachurski - ,v, Willie Stovall Renee Suiter l -- Dianne Taylor Rita Mearl Teal Cathy Terry Lynn H . Terry Sharon K. Thomas Thomas G . Thornton Jeanne Walker Steve Williams Whatcha looking at, Nate??? Marty and Steve hard at work ! 40 JwAjUytS Carolyn Ackley Mary Beth Aldridge Kathie Ball Robert L. Ballew Tressie Davis Michael A . Doming Vicki Duke June Cooley Becky Craft Charles William Crain Jane Crane Minnie L. Durm Cal Eddens Sheila Epps Betty Jean Evans Barbara Garlen Tom Hand 42 Norma Harbin Alfred Harris Mable D. Harris Randy Harrison William L. Hurst I Mark Johnson Paul Jolly James Lewter ' iB ' l Marie Lewter Michael Henry Leroy A . Holland Donna L. Horn David C. Hubbard Whoa ! ! ! 43 Mickey McKnight Jean Merchant Dianne Miller Donna Bailey Malone Lisa Maness Patricia A . Mathis Charles McCann Skip Pacifico Thomas Pardon Janet S . Petty Connie Sue Prater The Dean of Students 44 Richard Preston James Putbrese Patricia Kay Ratliff Terry Reid Billy W. Schrimsher Paul Shashy Anthony Smith Bussy Smith Love C. Smith Pat Lee Smith Time out for a snack ! 45 Betty Strickland Elizabeth Taylo Pat Thomas Shaw Joe C. Toone Michael Vastano Wilsolene Vice Ralph White William L. Wales Randy Wallace Patsy Woodruff Rosemary S . Wright Ann Yarbrough 46 C jdonS Harry E. Beemer Richard Berube Rita Achenbach Irma Adair Charles Aguier Vincent L. Alba Janice Armstrong Douglas R. Baker James Ballard Kenneth N . Barker  Jane Barran Jann Bates Billie Bass Richard Beaty 47 Beverly Biggs John Black Wayne Blankenship Eugene L. Botsford Paul Brelo Sharon A . Brooks Catherine Brown Joanne Brown Robert G. Bullington Linda Burns Billy Cannon Mike Chapman Mark J , Chisom Billy Coggins 48 Johnny L. Coley Elton R. Cooper, Jr. Dennis Coyle Charles G. Crawford Janice Curtis Linda Darnell Shannon Davidson Orva Davis I Paul Deberry Kenneth Dunivant Tim Dunlap Robert B. Evans Jerry Faulkner Allan Fleming if 49 Linda Gay Larry Gilbert Wondolyn Gilbert Diane Glenn Patsy Gover Jimmy Green Alvin Dwayne Griffin Tommy L. deGrom Marty Gutmann Carol Ann Hammons James C. Hankins Robert Harper Robert E. Hayes Bill Hayes 50 Venard Hendrix Juanita S. Hill Cleve E. Horion Harold Johns John Johnson Paul Kennemur Anne Knowlton Terry Landers Thomas Leslie Jackie Lewis John Maakestad Juan Maldonano Carol Malone Leslie Manaugh 51 Albertine Marston Keith Mason Jimmy Massey Vernon W . Mathis Roger Maxwell Richard L. McNulty David A. Megahan Bernard F. Mooney Jack Mullins Paula C. O ' Neal Frances K. Owen Linda Owens Gerald W. Pack Bob Paterson Bob Peck Robert Peterman Ellen McGuire Pettus Steve Pettus Richard Pilcher Connie Prater Claudia Purdy Brian David Retka Thomas Sanderson Kim Sandridge Snell Brenda Schnetzler Billy Scott Richard Glenn Scott James Shapard 53 William Sharpies Michael Shears Ross Sheldon Diane Shelton William H. Sherman Donald Smith Gregory Smith Mike Snell Larry Travis Soatikee Jayne L. South Robert South Edith Sparling Bill Stokes Linda K. Taylor 54 Randall Thornton Elna B. Toone Patsy Tucker Kathleens. Wakefield Rhonda Susan Wall Sheila B. Wathen  ■, David Weaver v $ Lucy Welch % Donna G . Whitfield Ernest Williams Shirley Williams Virginia Wilson Lawrence Wright Jeanette Hargrove Ann Lewter 55 Porf GWtuifes Paulette Blankenship Margaret Ann Marble ■■S3 John N. Willadsen H f ••r if. ■■♦i w ., Snow fell on Phil and Alabama! . 56 O fta ftttoaS bofee SOjfeS; (iowjui safes, cWy safes. TW ' S tfifi Stcwy 6 c6ui)S oact tW;gaiu3atio iS. cuWs a Spectai? (fowfiKSto i tcv Iio uvi Sacfettj, ev 0 i6 COii W fits Ow i wXcfift ; 57 L to R: Mrs. Rogers, Ron Austin, Leslie Manaugh, Dr. Harry Joiner. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Joiner, Kim Snell. 58 wuificf tfieabifi tills yftU — t i o ift£ (W I can no other ansu-er make but thanks, and thanks, and ever thanks. TWELFTH NIGHT RAIDING THE WARDROBE: TOP: Linda Gay, sponsor Dr. Elva McLin; next Sheila McLin, June Cooley. MID: Paul DeBerry, Connie Pra- ter, Myra Sparks, Rita Achenbach, Dennis Terry. BOTTOM: Tom O ' Hara, Harry Howe. NOT SHOWN: Marty Gutmann, Meridee Law- son, Shirley Benson, Lynn Terry, John Rafti, Curtis Towlin, and sponsor Dr. Penne Lauben- thal. The drama ' s laws, the drama ' s patrons give for we that live to please , must please to live. Samuel Johnson, 1747 L to R: Business Manager June Cooley, director-president Sheila McLin , and associate director Robert Paterson . 59 Left to Right: Janice Gay, Paulette Blankenship, Craig Achenbach, Rita Achenbach, Gayle Romine, Marylin Griffin, Dan Mackay, Liz Taylo, Randy Harrison. 60 A Nafe ttoC ' |4o uvuiAy BuSi te S Socififey of e i t(v boifi meii aW u;o ie i uJuvquafcJy. OFFICERS: William H. Sherman, Vice President, Billy W. Schiimsher, President, Robert T. Lucas, Pro- gram Director. Billy Schrimsher, Margaret Thompson, Terry Thompson, Robert T. Lucas, William Sherman, Ron Hall, 61 The Athens College chapter will host the 1976 national conven- tion next spring. We now proudly hold three national offices: Cathy Atchley is national student chairman for that event; and Dr. Elva McLin, advisor, is national historian and southern regent. Officers for 1974-75 were Keith Mason, president. Donna Ste- phenson, vice-president; Carolyn Majors, secretary; Cathy Atch- ley, treasurer; and Robert Peck, historian. For 1975-76 Rhonda Pruitt, president; Susan Carriger, vice-president; Angela Potter, secretary-treasurer; and Steve Lee, publicity and history. ABOVE, TOP: Keith Mason, Rita Achenbach, Dr. McLin, Ron Austin. CENTER: Judy Drewyor, Cathy Atchley, and David Penland. BOTTOM: Paul DeBerry, Steve Lee, Sheila McLin, and Rhonda Pruitt. BELOW: Helen Cunningham, Susan Carriger, Angela Potter, and Kathleen Enright. NOT SHOWN: Gayle Hambry. TOP: Curtis Tomlin, Carol Malone, Cathy Atchley, Donna Stephenson, Marty Gutmann, Wayne Fields. BOTTOM: Cathy Hays, Sheila McLin, Leslie Manaugh, and Dr. McLin. LEFT, AROUND THE TABLE at national board meeting: Dr. E. Nelson James of Northern Illinois, executive secretary; Jeff Collins, western student representative; Dr. McLin; and Dr. Edwin Stock- ton, Radford College, president. The setting is the Browning Library at Baylor University . 62 XHt O Sages standing in God ' s holy fire As in the gold mosaic of a wall, Come from the holy fire, perne in a gyre, And be the singing-masters of my soul. William Butler Yeats Sailing to Byzantium ' (SVR£. . . Symbol of aspirations. Sponsored for all students by Sigma Tau Delta. Goal: to become a show- case for Athens College writers and artists. The present staff read and worked long hours in a crash effort follow- ing the unexpected resignation of predecessors, with Sheila McLin, last year ' s editor, serving again; Cal Eddens as artist and associate editor. ABOVE, LEFT: Ken Chapman, Sheila, and Steve Lee. LEFT and BELOW: Angela Potter, Dr. Elva McLin, Cal; and IN FRONT: Kathy Enright and Sheila . 63 PlTCuuuCld President: David Ogle Dr. Loraine Pabst Advisor Rev . Curtis Coleman National Executive Secretary 64 MJU SU D }OlJdbnA The Now Singers Director: John Fowler 65 SWewt Go(;e iaiHewf A$soci )tto I m K VvC Pn Ukidb POtAhcUftA idcudCUi The S.G. A. is as the name implies, the governing body among student organizations. It serves as a contact point between students and faculty in matters of policy, discipline, etc. The Student Government Association is responsible for many social and cultural events on campus, as well as things such as Fresh- man orientation, and the A-Book. f } l v - ' 66 C«yiefccwy: Pofey Go m NOTRCIURED: (yuiiidcilcm — Qu OivCotAAlQ v S — Dt . Be it Wayes MOTPfOURtD: SttuW Uitioti — Us. B. R ge is SttuWi Acfevittes — Mi« M Pui)fecR-eC ifemiS — Di . V. CoWe fFCPifi ufe«t: B Wayes NOTPfOURED: Vicfe Du 67 The Rider ' s Club was organized in 1973 for the purpose of fellowship and instruction among students and faculty members who already know, or who expressed a desire to know more about horses and equitation. RIDER ' S CLUB: Jann Davis, Jane and Greg Beitzel, Laurie Tomlin, Cynthia Combs, Tony Smith, Sue Cox, Dean Collins, Meridee Lawson, Jane Skinner, Beverly Robinson. The Judicial Court has jurisdiction over all cases involving major infractions. The court consists of four student members and three faculty members. JUDICIAL COURT: Bob Majors, Ron Austin, Julio Bezerra, Dr. Jerry Bartlett, Prof. Wal- dron, Dr. Russell, Lynn Terry, William Sherman, Dan MacKay. 68 L to R: Chaplain Coleman, Lynn Terry, James Ballew, Glenn Connor, Terry Reid, Susan Carriger. lids cwgotusafaoti is esfjftCio% (o aM tfie BofjttstsWewfe o vca wfxiS. L to R: Steve Williams, Vicki Duke, Barbara Goodin, Tony Campbell. 69 CREST CLUB: Advisor - Dr. Sidney Sandridge, Susan Foster, Leslie Manaugh, Kim S. Snell, Pam Cross, Susan Carriger, Sheila McLin, Randy Harrison, Cathy Atchley, Patsy Cover, Pat Rochester, Nancy Colane, Randy Elkan, Jeanne Walker, Mike Marratzo, Steve Lee, Vicki Duke, Lynn Terry. NOT PIC- TURED: Norma Harbin, Diane Taylor, Carolyn Majors, Marty Gutmann, Keith Mason, Wilsolene Vice. The Athens College Crest Club was organized in 1972 for the purpose of establishing a group of official hosts and hostesses for campus activities. Membership is obtained by writing a letter of application to President Sandridge, and being selected by a committee of faculty members. The Club is responsible for conducting campus tours, serving at college receptions, and generally helping in any way possible. QuSOtMo Foste i — Pi idj 70 P{iyst06i5 AiXjotiow CW) Pofey Goim The P.E. Club is composed of students who are majoring or minoring in Health and P.E. It helps to promote professional growth and sponsors various projects and activities. The club enlarges the student ' s interest in Health and P.E. beyond the classroom, athletic field, and various sports experiences. V. P ' akut — 1 CmuuftPiofeA Putfecity — 71 L to R: Dr. Vincent Colane, Kathie Enright, Paul Shashy, Nancy Colane. L to R: Chaplain Coleman, Steve Williams, Lynn Terry, James Ballew, Glenn Conner, Tony Campbell, Terry Reid, Susan Carriger, Vicki Duke, Barbara Goodin, Cynthia Combs. 72 • - k ■ a-. V r i I r 73 OFFICERS: Pat Guard, Sec.-Treas.; Ken Dunnivant, Vice-President; Paul DeBerry, President; Dr. Joe Slate, Advisor. L to R: Vickie Bohy, Tom O ' Hara, Dr. Joe Slate, Beverly Biggs, Meridee Lawson, Paul DeBerry, Ken Dunnivant , Pat Guard . 74 fJ(lids;b nJU OlJlfWtS: Left to Right: W. Blankenship, J. Masters, Rev. Coleman, B. Schrimsher, S. Smith, R. Ballew, W. G. Henry, F. Outlaw, T. Ghoruton, K. Dunivant, T. Raid, T. Campbell. 75 Editor - 1st Semester Cathy Atchley Feature Editor Editor - 2nd Semester Rhonda Pruitt • _.« vs !t :■. Charles Crawford - Staff 76 NOT PICTURED: Dr. Vincent Colane - Advisor Circulation - Mike Vastano; Charles Crawford, Diane Craig, Sports Editor - Randy Elkan; Photogra- phy - Tony Smith; Feature Editor - Cathy Alchley; Staff - Kathie Enright. NOT PICTURED: Typist Jean Currin. Assistant Editor Randy Wallace Advisor Dr. Bert Hayes 77 lUibColvJMflS r v riT The Columns is the College Yearbook published by the studenis as the annual pictorial record of campus life reflecting the spirit of Athens College through its various activities . NOT PICTURED: Assistant Editor - Bob Majors 78 ] w - em.. ' Pkotoqiotpii iS — Qtev l bCtMjiTom CmuJtk Cfjfwfe — J jJk i CijJhm Debbie McDotuiM NOTROURtD: CfttWitie ' Broiiw The staff ai work??? 79 f NJTER - WONOR COCIEHES President Sidney Sandridge presents a certificate of appreciation to Armando de Quesada for linguistic and cultural contributions to the community as Leslie Manaugh, president of the host honor society, Alpha Mu Gamma, and Mrs. De Quesada look on. De Quesada, a prominent Decatur businessman who fled Cuba when the Castro regime began, was the main speaker. ' ' -?l :h3 LEFT: Ron Austin as master of ceremonies. The tradition of inter-honor societies annual dinners was begun by Chi Beta Phi (Science and Math) in 1971, with a scientist as speaker. The event was immediately popular. Pi Tau Chi (Religion) in 1972 obtained Dr. William Graham Echols as speaker, founder of Pi Tau Chi on this campus. In 1973 Sigma Tau Delta (English) entertained with a scene from The Birthday Party. Last year Alpha Psi Omega used their own colorful initiation ceremony. In 1976 Delta Mu Delta (Business Administration) will complete the hosting round, with the honor societies presently on the campus. -.:« ' |--- =- i 80 i AMMU R OUEr iLPMA MU saMMA, wosr ABOVE: Dr. Hany Joiner, who earned his M. A. in the French language , studying history in Geneva , sings old French songs. Others at the head table to his left are Leslie Manaugh , president of the foreign language honor society (AMG), speaker Armando de Quesada and Mrs. de Quesada, Sigma Tau Delta president Rhonda Pruitt, and Delta Mu Delta president Bill Schrimsher. AT LEFT: Sheila McLin, Alpha Psi Omega president, presents appreciation certifi- cates to off-campus supporters of drama and to TKE frater- nity for being a constant help and a great audience. David Ogle , Pi Tau Chi president , is out of camera range . Chi Beta Phi was absent because of a science fair the same evening . RIGHT: Dr. Sandridge expressing the apprecia- tion of all honor societies for the fine program and the unusually effective decorations by Alpha Mu Gamma and their sponsor, Prof. Betty Rogers. MC Ron Austin is at his right, AMG president Leslie Manaugh and Alpha Psi Omega member Merridee Lawson at his left. 81 Roio«w CM) Left to Right: Meridee Lawson, Mike Lewter, Rhonda Pruitt, Dexter Dunnivant, Alan Henry, Charles Crawford, Ken Chapman, Randy Harrison , Nat Mitchell, VeteiAw CW) L. Left to Right: Dr. Colane - Advisor, Jim Anderson, Mike Vasanto, Randy Wallace. 82 [ I OlJlfwu i 83 sheila McLin - Editor, Gyre Dr. Elva McLin - Advisor, Gyre Dr. Bert Hayes - Advisor, Athenian Dr. Vincent Colane - Advisor, S.G.A. Mrs. Helen Cunningham - Chairperson Cal Eddens - Business Manager, Columns Susan Carriger - Editor, Columns Rhonda Pruitt - Editor, Athenian NOT PICTURED: Randy Wallace - Assistant Editor, Athenian Curtis Tomlin - Advisor, Columns June Cooley - Treasurer, S.G.A. 84 AtiifiKS fiufefj Weafe AtWiCAge . TOP TO BOTTOM, L to R: Glenn Conner - Membership Chairman, Wayne Hunter - Sports Coordinator, Ronnie Rider, Tony Campbell, Bob Evans, Larry Wilks - Treas. , Jimmy Dikes, Sherri Hand, John Makes- tad, Debra Taylor, Dianne Taylor - Public Relations, Wanda Hogan, Carol Ackley, Jenny Bates, Rhonda ' Hodges, Beverly Robinson - President, Sue Cox, Meridee Lawson, Vickie Capps - Secretary, Rhonda Mitchell, and Sandra Hurst. 85 S ato CC :fc $ Pi u wi Utfefi CneE 86 «.! Fe(ituAes esWotj h(JOu iU)iU . . . vou ME!! Way iS 0 u5lj . . . 1 974 FTDDLER ' C 88 A jam session with some of the guests  y?it One of the Entries of the Old Time Banjo Contest The ' ' Shooting of the Anvil , a tradition at the convention . The Phi Mu ' s at work selling kisses and watermelon at the Fiddler ' s Convention. 89 The traditional weekend begins with a brunch for the guests with President Sidney Sandridge speaking. 90 ir ■A « Y ' As the weekend goes on a Women ' s volleyball and then a soccer game was played. FOUNDERS k QUEEN ' ■ ' . JTiTTrjannr. To climax the festivities, the crowning of the new 74-75 Founders Day Queen at the Founders Day Dance honoring her. 91 1974 HORSE SWOU Sf30 tSoW btj R ufe i ' sCW) PICTURED AT RIGHT Cal Palxico, 1st Place Winner 92 WELCOME Tfifi 1974 is IMot LEFT: Wanda Davis and Jann Davis put the finishing touches on the welcome signs painted by Cal Eddens. Jo Fuller MIDDLE LEFT: Five Clinicians: Wanda Ledbetter, Roberta Strokes, Patsy Neal, Billie Moore, Neil Jackson. BOTTOM LEFT: Taping Techinques: Ms. Joan Gillete - Women ' s project ' s Kay Ratliff , Nancy Colane 93 PfMj Po ig aW PooC TfeuAMmwj6 cb U oy nfi BWWs[uf) ise — sBoM Pw Daufi U eaue i — 1st — Ct aig[ tPoo 2]d — 8B(M DouWes — PiitgPoKg 94 CROQQ BLOOD DRJV9 LEFT: Jimmy Massey, his time had come. MIDDLE: Sheila McLin, Jerry Faulkner. BOTTOM LEFT: Dr. Murphiee. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dudley Culver, Connie Prater . 95 SfJ CtCtS 06yt i|3tOS Sf ect i to $0 6 spect ckWtew t i 4i fi s « 96 f y: - - ff - ' 4! -I ' W , . f i . . rv - A CkoitCfi 0 (i L4ett Mfi From France to Italy , and across the Alps to Germany; a whirlwind tour called a chance of a lifetime . This is how eleven Athens students would relate their trip to Europe during the 1975 enrichment term. Skillfully guided by Dr. Mil- dred Caudle and Mr. Dennis Johnson, these stu- dents were able to see and experience the paint- ings, sculpture, and architecture that represent a thousand years of history . TOP TO BOTTOM, L to R: Rann Gordon, Frank Webb, Terry Goodwin, Betty Maurice, Beverly Robinson, Jerry Haney, Myra Sparks, Billie Bass, Beverly Biggs, Professor Dennis Johnson , Pam Cross, Dr. Mildred Caudle, Diane Craig. 98 Cathedrals stretching to the heavens reflect the awesome task undertaken by men with simple faith and crude tools. Paintings so magnificently done, restorations serve only to deface them. Cities bursting with buildings and monuments that stand as symbols of the achievements of all mankind . 99 but the trip was not without its light-hearted moments. Birthday parties , late-eve- ning walks, mad dashes to catch a train, and hilarious attempts to communicate with the Europeans - f1 j A V ' tsj 1 • Mi A Hft . W iVIIi V 1 jl HJH 100 ' l TKi AtUi Coiegfe Hosts Stefe VoMeyfx M q — 197S 1 1 iiinujiniiiiii|iiiiuiMiniii i ijj : 1 ' ■■ir ' ii The Alumni Lunch . :! • i -• ■ i 103 RE ySlRAnON (fiA eufirt jcwte , i t jWt ig sWe tis, 104 MEMORABLE MONOLOGS - Dr. Lauben- thal directed the third Readers ' theatre, on campus and at the high school. The sec- ond, not shown, titled America, Where Are You? featured 200 years of American words and music , presented by Beverly Rob- inson, Dianne Taylor, Jeff Thompson, Dennis Terry, Virginia Bozeman, Dickie Ferguson, Bama Smith, Billie Bass, Julio Bezerra, Wanda Hogan, Mable Harris, Don Weathers, and Linda Godsey. Lorenda Ellison reads The Creation. Steve Widner delivers a monolog from The Ice- man Cometh. LEFT: Laura Simmons as the grieving mother in Riders to the Sea. RIGHT: Lynn Hargrove and Steve Widner as Martha and George in Who ' s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 105 (SR.e UOUENlS FRO U7WETWe qT2E The first of the year ' s readers ' theatres, directed by Dr. Penne Laubenthal, presented in the CUB lounge during Parents ' Weekend LEFT: Myra Sparks as Anouilh ' s Antigone, Paul DeBerry as Creon. ABOVE: Sheila McLin as GBS ' s Saint Joan. RIGHT: Shara Anderson as Euripides ' Medea. LOWER LEFT: Shara Anderson as Amanda, the fading belle of The Glass Menagerie (T. Williams); RIGHT: Dennis Terry as her son Tom. 106 THE PRACnCAL PRAOTOU U Credit-giving practicums provide for the career-minded student a foot in the door . Behavioral science students , under the direction of Raymond McCaslin , sociology chairman , have worked with many per- sons this year, mostly on a 1-to-l basis but sometimes in groups , gaining valuable field experience useful both in career and graduate school. Cooperating agencies include welfare agencies, the Mental Health Center, Lurleen B. Wal- lace Development Center, Veterans Administration, Juvenile Court , and Catholic Social Services . Participating students include Leslie Manaugh, Joanne Brown, Tim Dunlap, Jimmy Massy, Ron Keel, Brenda Britton, Greg Smith, Paul Critten- den, Susan Carriger, Greg Beitzel, Ken Dunnivant, Kandy Gardner, Pam Mitchell, Jane Skinner, Claudia Purdy, Wil- liam Davis, and Meridee Lawson. Leslie and Joanne each had a special pro- tege this year , acting as big sister , pro- viding companionship and counseling , as well as new social experiences. Journalism minors had the opportunity for summer practi- cums in their chosen fields , spending a minimum of 90 hours in assigned instruction and work for each three hours of credit . RIGHT: Carol Malone chose a practicum in news photography with the Athens News Courier. BELOW, LEFT: Sheila McLin sees the show from the cameraman ' s angle at WMSL-TV (Now WYUR), and RIGHT gives weather and market report, with N. C. Milwee on news, and behind them Sonny Sims, who hosts the early morning show. This job required rising at 4:30 a.m. five days a week. T- A ' ♦ Li i 107 B ERVMAN One of the year ' s most ambitious drama projects was the pre-Christmas double dinner theatre bill: EVERYMAN and SECOND SHEPHERDS ' PLAYE, a Sigma Tau Delta project, with more than a little help from their friends in Alpha Psi Omega. Both plays date from the fifteenth century. Hal Beach, manager of WHIQ-TV, filmed both plays for the Sunday program FOCUS. Second Shepherds ' Playe was seen on statewide ETV the Sunday before Christmas, and Everyman , also on statewide ETV, on Easter Sunday. Overall director of the project was Dr. Elva McLin. Introducing EVERYMAN , Cathy Atchley as the doctor of theology warns the audience: Hear how Death comes to Everyman, in the midst of life. EVERYMAN, a moral- ity play, is an evolvement from the miracle play by which the medieval church taught dramatically the events of the scripture . The morality play concentrated on right living. Death, on God ' s command, beckons to Every- man, telling him that he can take with him any who will go on that last journey . Everyman (Paul DeBerry) first asks Good Fellowship (Sheila McLin) who quickly refuses. Death (Rita Achen- bach) is relentless. The Cousin (Kayo Pinson) and Riches (Myra Sparks) next refuse , Riches telling him that although she is a comfort in this world , she would only handicap him in the next . 108 where can Everyman find help on this lonely jour- ney? Knowledge (Ken Chapman) shows him the way to penitence , and there he finds that Good Deeds (Susan Foster), once weak from neglect is stronger now. Good Deeds alone can accompany him to Judgment. Surely Kindred will accompany him , since blood ties are strong? But Kindred makes excuses , offers to send her servant , and the servant also runs away. Kindred, Rhonda Pruitt; servant, Susan Carriger. CREDITS: Dr. McLin, director; Rita Achenbach, acting coach for both plays; Harry Howe, stage manager and set designer for both plays; Lucille Clem, ticket manager; Margaret Biglin, caterer; S. and E. McLin, costumes; Helen Cunningham and Steve Lee, publicity; Phi Mu, Zeta Tau Alpha, Delta Tau Delta, and Tau Kappa Epsilon for assisting with hosting details. Assembled for curtain call: Ken Chapman, Rhonda Pruitt, Cathy Atchley, Paul DeBerry, Susan Foster, Rita Achenbach, Myra Sparks, Sheila McLin (foreground). NOT SHOWN: Kayo Pinson , Jimmy Dykes , and Ronald Austin . 109 (Secunda Pastorum) Directed by Paul DeBerry; A project of Sigma Tau Delta and Dr. McLin ' s Humanities class This second play on the December dinner theatre bill is surely one of the funniest plays ever classified as religious drama . The Nativity is paralleled , from the ridiculous to the sublime - the stolen sheep cradled as the 15th century conman ' s newborn son, and then the swift poignant scene of the shepherds at the man- ager of the Lamb of God , newborn Son of man . Coll knows by the signs that company is coming and at first this is Mak the thief , then , astoundingly , the Angel of God . Unforgettable in the final scene was Connie Prater ' s Ave Maria as she and the other angels (Susan Foster and Debbie McDonald) gathered around the Mother (Kim Sandridge Snell) and Child. How can a smell so vile come from a new- born child? the suspicious shepherds wonder. Shepherds: Coll (Tom O ' Hara), Daw (Ken Dunnivant), and Gib (Harry Howe), Mak (Lynn Terry), their child , and his wife Gill (June Cooley). Mak remembers that thievery is punishable by hanging, but puts that thought aside . Borrow- ing is easier than working any day! 110 t4 Either that woman murdered her husband, or there was an intruder. We ' ve got to note every club , ' ' the county attorney (Dennis Terry) reminds the sheriff (Paul DeBerry) . The neighboring farmer (Tom O ' Hara) tells again how he found the body. It is all right for the farmer ' s wife (Sheila McLin) to stay in the kitchen and fool with those trifles, he says. To the farmer ' s wife and the sheriff ' s wife (Myra Sparks) some trifles begin to loom big - a bro- ken bird cage and dead bird , suddenly erratic quilt- ing stitches , and the memory of a lonely woman who was no longer allowed to have music in her house . (from the short story A Jury of Iler Peers , by Susan Glaspellj THE CAST ' vVW V ' X Narrator: . Sheriff Peters Co. Attorney. Farmer Hale . ?lrs . Peters . Mrs. Hale , June Cooley Paul DeBorry Dennis Terry , Ton O ' Hara . Ilyra Sparks , Slieila UcLiiri Directed by Sheila ilcLin THE ATHENS COLLEGE DRAMA GROUP will present a A Jury of Her Peers for The Golden Age Club Friday, November 15, and for the college students ' Sunday Night Supper on Sunday, November 17. Directed by Miss Sheila McLin. of Athens, the story is centered around a murder clue found by two wives while stitching a quilt, but they keep their silence as their husbands compare notes fruitlessly with a county attorney. Wives are portrayed by Sheila McLin, left, and Mrya Sparks. Doma Stephenson, right, is a stand-in for Myra Sparks. Husbands are played by Paul DeBerry and Tom O ' Hara The attorney is played by Dennis Terry. ni FAMILY PORTRAIT: Mr. and Mrs. Hardcastle, daughter Kaie , and the irrepressible stepson , Tony Lumpkin. Mr. Hardcastle presses into emergency house service three awkward field workers , Diggory , Matt, and Roger. BELOW: At last the lovers win the right to woo. SEATED: Kate and Constance. STANDING: Marlow, Miss Pringle, and Hastings. by Oliver Goldsmith (In 18th Century setting and costumes) A rollicking family-type comedy directed by Dr. Elva McLin The Cast: Mr. Hardcastle Mrs. Hardcastle Tony Lumpkin Kate Hardcastle Constance Neville Bet Bouncer Charles Marlow George Hastings Pringle Diggory Roger Matt Tom Jeremy Sir Charles Marlow Assisting: Shirley Benson. Howe, Nate Mitchell, Jay Peterson, Linda Gay, Dick Moulden. Curtis Tomlin Meridee Lawson Lynn Terry Sheila McLin Myra Sparks Connie Sue Prater John Rafti Kayo Pinson Belinda Watson Randy Johnson Rann Gordon John Ricci John Brauer Tom O ' Hara Sidney Sandridrie Technical Staff: Harry Kim, Don Peterson, Rita Ferguson, and Denise BELOW, TOP: At The Three Pigeons with Tony and his Bet. LOWER: Linda Gay with Dr. McLin at an early costume conference . Photos by Helen Cunningham and Steve Lee . 112 Londoners Marlow and Hastings, LOWER RIGHT, and their servants, Jeremy and Tom behind them , are lost and seek an inn for the night. Prankster Lumpkin , LEFT, gets an idea. As Bet says, He be sendin ' them to his stepfather ' s and tellin ' them it ' s an inn! .ALFW PSf O UD PRESENTS A frequently heard announcement this year when the campus lacked a drama head, soon became a welcome symbol of quality entertainment. The enthusiasm, particularly of the officers, made it a great theatrical year on campus. An early planning meeting for STOOPS. TOP ROW: Harry Howe and Shirley Benson, stage manager and assistant director. SECOND: Paul DeBerry, Connie Pra- ter, June Cooley (president elect). THIRD ROW: Dr. Elva McLin, acting drama director, Myra Sparks, Tom O ' Hara, and Linda Gay. BOTTOM ROW: Sheila McLin, president; and Meridee Lawson. Can this be my son? He swore he had not looked twice at your daughter! Sir Charles Marlow, LEFT, tells Mr. Hardcastle, as they witness young Marlow vowing he cannot bear to part from Kate . 113 Shown at rehearsal for Black Amer- ica Sings, the kick-off event for the two -week fine arts festival, are Valerie Nelson, Nelson Simmons, Lorenda Ellison, and Dale Braxton. Mable Harris is not shown. Directed by Dr. Penne Laubenthal, the read- ers ' theatre was dramatically staged and a large audience roundly cheered it. Music department chairman John Fowler directed the Fine Arts Showcase , which included dturing its first week a fine faculty music recital. He and Prof. Beulah Fowler and instructors Mary Oliver and Dan Havely performed for an appreciative audience . Originally scheduled as a one -week program, the number of art events extended the observance through the second week of May. The calendar included, in order, a drama department program for the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner in the cafeteria , the many events of Alumni Weekend and May Day , and music and arts program of the week following , including a student piano recital and an arts and crafts show. North- Alabama -wide held on Founders Green. 9J ?L LEFT: Patsy Gover, Vicki Duke, and Theresa Harrison rehearse for choir. Vicki was named outstanding music student this year. CENTER: Nathaniel Mitchell, for Tau Kappa Epsilon, gives a check to President Sandridge, profits from their gospel sing. RIGHT: Piano recitalists Vicki Duke, Patsy Tucker, and Debbie McDonald with their teacher, Prof. Beulah Fowler. 114 GWOU CASt ON CAMFVC J However we begin, we are soon into The prettiest girl (the prettiest girl) I ever saw (I ever saw) , . . . How ' s this for a refrain? The moral is, Dr. Sandridge, dear, it ' s lots more fun when you are here! 1 H 1 n. t-. ZD On a Clear Day you can see forever . . . fiances Addie Norris and Tony Fer- guson sing at the Springtime supper. LEFT: Al Beyer, a big name now in art circles, returns to show canvases and to register for alumni events. He is greeted here by Curtis Tomlin and Dr. McLin. CENTER: Lynn Terry in one of his many MC roles of the arts season , since Drama was called on to furnish many of the programs. BELOW LEFT: Acting as college hostesses for the annual C of C Early America dinner are Rhonda Pruitt , Leslie Manaugh, and Kathy Enright. RIGHT: Addie Norris singing Shenandoah with Randy Johnson who also sang at the alumni luncheon. 115 iRT f N THE OALLERV INJD ON TWt SREEN Susan Carriger finds Mary Cobb Martin ' s signature on this striking portrait in the gallery show, which also included Albert Long ' s paintings and Ike Hay ' s designs and sculptures. Sculptor Ike Hay generously gave a demonstration lecture during the week . He talks here with art chairman Dennis Johnson and Susan Carriger about his head of Beverly. Artist Lisa Rodgers readies a painting for the show on Founders ' Green. BELOW: Leslie Manaugh studies Beverly. Tom Boles, director of Huntsville ' s Museum of Art, selected Sylvia Guthrie ' s Old Man as sidewalk show winner. The Chamber of Commerce now owns the paint- ing. r 116 WONORfi AND RECOGNmONS Honors Day, second week, with top academic honors by division going to (left) Carolyn Majors, business; Thomas Hargrove, education; Robert Peck, humanities; Elizabeth Nance Taylo, science and math; and Patricia Guard, social sciences. Academic honorees by class (right) are Melinda Haywood, freshman; Joan Horn, sophomore; and William Coggins, senior; with Laudell Cameron, junior, not present. The full record of honorees is on the honors page . •1= Far left, Lynn Terry, and far right. Sheila McLin, won best performance by an actor actress , with Randy Johnson, new Alpha Psi Omega member; Harry Howe, new VP; and June Cooley, new president. APsiO cited Dr. McLin for outstanding contribution to the drama. BELOW LEFT: Dr. McLin orders pizza at Ma and Pasquales from students Victor Bet-Sayad and Mike Vastano, as the two- week fest ends in Athens College Night with all proceeds donated to the college. President Sandridge bussed, and Mrs. Porter and Carol Malone were cashiers, and everyone relaxed in that happy atmosphere. 117 Gf vOmidOijU) The schedule was Prayer - 7:00 breakfast - 8:00 line-up - 9:00 processional - 9:30 The commencement address was given by Lieutenant Governor Jerry Beasley . L I U8 119 120 (mduA ujC ! 6uMyt{u ig loos t us W . ■ „«!k uJiew u Sfef) to tiuttj 0 tii6 v aou . ( .1 121 fJbv. aW Ui s Attt KS Cofifege Utss UsteM mojugli (W Jt wmj Uass 122 pJOu. aW Urss Pdmislup Mofe MitefieE; Vtofo Duk 123 1 974-75 Fouack iS Ouj J Nancy being crowned by last year ' s Queen, Susan Carriger. Nancy presented the Alumnae bracelet by Randy Wallace. 124 Tfifi Ouifiea (W We i Coua£ LEFT TO RIGHT: Isi ROW: Miss Leslie Manaugh, Mrs. Kim Snell, Queen Nancy Colane. 2nd ROW: Miss Dianne Miller, Miss Vicki Duke, Miss Julie Pepper. 125 1 975 UOMBCX MiNG- Potsy Qoim Queen Patsy escorted by Keith Mason The Queen resting at the Homecoming Dance held in her honor. 126 Poky Gou — Deftte Tou Detet — Otteew Escfwtai by: Doug Rusfe 127 128 CR£ SeaXo Acte j ' vi6ai AuW — Jay Kxji AmldmlMMS(mj — Best £af)(xwti ig PoujC DeBemj — BestPe i o iMmtce Defta Wu;De?fa AuW — Bt% £cWuis[ie;i E iiiest Tay5M PLjfe AujW — RiioW(i Puutt Citt BefetPlu Woiuvt fCeti — Ih Tcuu pjsa Spfwfe AwW — fJjMjistm P(ti Wu PacujKtt) Ctfetti i AuW — D . E j WcLUi Defta fCa|)fy) S x wma iuc — DowAjOuU mq J t Kmtj Wassey A. . M W 6tyi AuW — Watja6 B?aMWs[uf Qt iflAjOuTojuuVdStcuPwt ujito — Do uia Ste()(ieKSow f- eAfce ii L WtLg[iesAuW — KUnvQi iM Wtffea w Buife i Ve(itsAuW — StiAz WcUv Oufeta ick ig Bto y AuW — Rxfet AcWb wii WuStc Spt tit Au W — UaWVa4)0ug{i f FC £cW(Us(uf) AuW — Defifo Tou Deto IPC f Mi?uiiMJUA Aw W — A pftO Tau Outego 2ete Tctu A5f3(ui £f3i £fc Au)W — Ob x BeWifi i A?f fi t Pt AiuW — CuAttsTb wtoi 129 TU 1 975 C A- AJo4i kop The 1975-1976 S.G.A. officers are: President - Ken Chapman Vice President - John Ricci-Interim Secretary - Diane Craig Treasurer - Susan Carriger Senators: Orientation - Don Weathers Elections - Mike Vastano Public Relations - Vicki Capps Special Activities - Randy Elkan Academic Affairs - Wilsolene Vice Student Union - Harry Howe The 1975 workshop was held at Professor Betty Roger ' s home. It was a very educational and beneficial evening. We had plenty of food, entertainment and learned bunches of new ideas. 130 4 i i . ;iC -• •- I 1 974-75 L.{ t AHfe; iSft ' • •► V ■W? ' M QUBBN May Queen - 1975 Miss Leslie Manaugh Hanover, Indiana Queen Leslie being crowned by President Sandridge. 132 ANiD COURT Queen Leslie escorted by Doug Rusk . Senior Rep. Kim Snell escorted by her husband, Mike. Sophomore Rep. Beverly Brazier escorted by Jeff Freshman Rep. Brendra Mabry escorted by Billy Thompson . Millican . 133 JOOW WCVIM 134 Wko ' i U U 1 974-75 Nominations for Who ' s Who in American Universi- ties and Colleges are made by an Athens College committee of students and faculty members. Selection is based on leadership, service to the college, and scholarship. TOP RIGHT: Susan Carriger; Columns Editor, S.G.A. Senator, Joint Board of Publications, Glamour Girl , Crest Club BOTTOM LEFT: June Cooley; Alpha Psi Omega, S.G.A. Treasurer BOTTOM RIGHT: Vicki Duke; President Student Christian Assoc . , Miss Friendship , Glamour Girl. 135 TOP RIGHT: Carolyn Majors; Sigma Tau Delta , Pi Tau Chi - President , Crest Club BOTTOM LEFT: Leslie Manaugh; Alpha Mu Gamma, Sigma Tau Delta , Panhellenic President, Crest Club , Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart May Queen - 1975 BOTTOM RIGHT: Keith Mason; Sigma Tau Delta - President, Baseball Team TTia s 136 if t ' •- ' I TOP LEFT: Shelia McLin; Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Psi Omega - President , Pi Tau Chi , Crest Club , Gyre - Editor S.G.A. , Glamour Girl . TOP RIGHT: Kim Snell; Alpha Mu Gamma, Sigma Tau Delta, Crest Club , Pi Tau Chi. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Snell; Senior Class President , S.G.A. , Baseball Team 137 TOP RIGHT: Patsy Cover; Secretary - S.G. A. , Pi Tau Chi, Homecoming Queen. BOTTOM LEFT: Janice Cay; Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Tau Chi , Chi Beta Phi . BOTTOM RICHT: Marty Gutmann; Alpha Psi Omega , President - S . G . A . , Judicial Court. 138 Cathy Atchley; Athenian Editor, Sigma Tau Delta. Jimmy Massey; President Baptist Student Movement, S.G.A. Dianne Miller; Head Cheerleader, College Singers. Liz Taylo; President Chi Beta Phi, Athenian Staff. 139 Gloria Johnston - P.E. Club, President, Homecom- ing Court. Mark Johnson Pat Guard Donna Stevenson; Vice President - Sigma Tau Delta 140 CWewfcLijfi 1 SoWfong (loctttvgu . t{ie Cotte i CW)(rf MXg{cfe, ' Te uiessefi 0 1 lu efeWs. T j ' (fcfegfife it i 5emjtuig coiufxxs, tuuiofece , t i fettoig (i tsfe Oiuiiiot ' grftitig C(iug b J(vigotfe«i e54 e« 6 tces uiWsWewfe wttii titMft ; ttow fxvttetto ! , aacto fettfe tft iii ; ma4iage i t escaf)e . . . i ;w bofticf ige ( (feius, oW utose of oE COLLEGE 141 Ue w vtiftS feglitt{ie Cfw ie is o twtj imxW AT H E bl sT 142 .■;:.i 143 u 144 U5 ScfttfeW ptctuA oittiifi Smtfes w fj hd difiji. 146 Gfrwxfes uj g(Xu te Ott;6 (Xaotiie i t{ie ui w imj 147 r 148 dxytJbcMaqalM . . . ISO 151 m i 152 Gfv i6 ' s tiifi foiugfife i 153 ■ B K H 9 f i H lU W syw uu RB S4 i; Vk - ; r.F.c k: OFFICERS: President - Cal Eddens (Delta Tau Delta) Vice President - Jeff Thompson (Alpha Tau Omega) 158 fwt a -F afeA.MXttJ CouitCtK Secretary - Russell McNutt (Pi Kappa Phi) Treasurer - George Cavender (Alpha Epsilon Pi) 159 P(mMCfiwio Phi Mu President Susan Carriger Vice President Susan Foster Zeta Tau Alpha Pres. Vicki Duke up o tWfi ootiiig l«0 CjOundiJl m President - Renee Suiter Panhellenic Delegate - Beverly Brozier Secretary - Lynn Hill 161 P{u Uu F Uifemt glf ' f0 ' BOTTOM, Left to Right: Belinda Watson, Leslie Manaugh, Joanne Brown, Rhonda Pruitt - Secretary, Kathye McCool - Treasurer, Connie Prater, Kathie Ball - Phi Director. TOP, Left to Right: Debbie McDonald - Vice President, Cynthia Combs, Susan Carriger - President, Carolyn Majors, Diane Glenn, Patsy Cover, Susie Foster - Panhellenic Vice President. NOT SHOWN: Beverly Brazier - Membership Director, Pat Rochester, Claudia Prudy, Norma Harbin, Mrs. Grace Hunt - Advisor 162 Phi Mu Beau ' s - Wain Diehl, Mike Underwood, Keith Mason, Don Weathers, David Ogle, John Ricci, John Rafti Man of the Year Mike Underwood ' Z TctwfiJIpJfijOu Pudmdh 1st ROW: Ellen Miner - Advisor, Terri Charles, Kim Snell, Marie Lewter, Robyn Eskridge, Denise Mauldin, Jean Currin, Vicki Duke. 2nd ROW: Pam Cross, Wilsolene Vice, Jeanne Walker, Cathy Terry, Brenda Schnetzler, Lynn Hill, Joan Horn, Nancy Colane. 3rd ROW: Renee Suiter, Dianne Miller, Pam Atkins, Theresa Harrison, June Cooley, Barbara Goodin, Julie Pepper, Keila Woodkie. 164 1974-75 ZETA TAU ALPHA OFFICERS: Jeanne Walker - Treasurer Vickie Duke - President Kim Snell - Vice President Joan Horn - Historian Rep. Brenda Schnetzler - Membership Chairman Renee Suiter - Secretary Diane Miller - Ritual Chairman ' Tkfi Zjzi CtuWfie Buiuues teaiitt ZTA Man of the Year Dr . Sidney Sandridge 165 L_- Tony Smith Ted Kort George Cavender Chan Harris Bucky Brown Mike Underwood John Rafti Mark Springman Little Sisters - Debbie McDonald , Belinda Watson i Debbie Hohl ' ' Cathy Aichley Cathy Aichley Debbie McDonald , Belinda Watson , Debbie Hohl 166 li Apt Pi iil 167 A fift Tftw Owiegft Pvoi mJh Bob Patterson Joe Stahurski : . ■ f J 1 W II.- ' H H H ■luj mm Billy Cogg ins Leigh Pardee Artie Butler Ran Gordon Bubba Carter Ricky Sizemore Don Weathers 168 Paul Jolly Sweetheart - Kathye McCool Doug Rusk Li ' l Sis - Susie Foster Jeff Thompson Li ' l Sis - Leslie Manaugh Li ' l Sis - Kathie Ball NOT PICTURED: Bill Hays, Steve Bubacz, Andy Etienne, Larry Polston, Tom Hand, Stan Pope, Li ' l Sis Diane Glenn 169 % ■:S0 ' M ):!M(Mi ■ t ' •. . ; Beverly Brazier - Outstanding Little Sis Susan Carriger - Outstanding Little Sister Diane Craig Patsy Cover Valarie Nelson Julie Pepper Connie Prater - Outstanding Little Sis Claudai Purdy Pat Rochester Kim Snell PiK( ip( jPiwpU Jbmut Left to Right: John Bauer, Russel McNuti, Tom O ' Hara, Gene McClendon, John Ricci. NOT SHOWN: Paul Shashy, John Anuinas, Danny Pinkston, Tom Holmes, Steve Percer. LITTLE SISTERS: Joanne Brown, Elizabeth Cuentas - Sweetheart, Robyn Eskridge, Linda Belcher, Norma Harbin, Susan Talley, Brenda Mabry, Tanya McKensie. 172 ? 1 173 Tftu f pCt Ef Sifio« Ftofewutlj Jimmy Massey - President Wain Diehl - Vice President Ken Chapman - Secretary Richard Preston - Treasurer Richard Smith - Historian Lynn Terry - Chaplain Dexter Dunavant - Sgt.-at-Arms Jim Ott - Pledge Trainer Randy Chancey Mark Chisom Terry Goodwin Alan Hendy Tim Hudson Randy Harrison Harry Howe Mark Johnson Jay Kim Mike LaForgia Mike Lewter Wayne Lowery Bob Majors Mike Marratzo Na te Mitchell Kayo Pinson Terry Reid Larry Smith Mike Vastano Robert Ballow Ali Nesseri JoM DoutS — QweeiiimAJb 174 J CjMvOtiUmjBcM 1975 Our Fearless Leader jtuf . n iiminrM ;f 4, V % J il 4? t r m A. - ' v«f JL. . to : i - irflB x: h j| K. FT ] L 1 {d$it4uu ig . . . We uj ife i to be tfifi b t i s xwfe. oiW tthies we 5orf ; btofc eue iytt Mje We c fifiW ooi scyieaiW (tiiose of uS uJicvcaW abowt tiuags) aa;ct ei;ew tfiougti w we iea ' t o A S tfi uifi u;ie ie 0 po tt of tiifi (iefe 177 CJ tjmkctj CotptCuUAy — 178 jASiS CVAjfJjdJjuv . i Si . 5 Axm U u C(Kit ♦ , y ) .- V Do it Bears ! •Our Bears IN ACTION 179 Womb ' s V(M ijhM SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Johnston Paula O ' Neal Sara Brown Connie Prater June Cooley Betty Evans Dianne Miller Jann Davis STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Ratcliff , Manager Diane Craig Wanda Davis Joan Horn Nancy Colane Carol Wood Sue Cox - Statistician Coach - Ms. Jo Fuller 180 c 181 y.C ' Angefe Gloria Johnston, Sara Brown, Connie Prater, Donna Long, Paula O ' Neal, Theresa Harrison, June Cooley, Statisticians - Pat Rochester, Kay Ratcliff , Renee Suiter, Beverly Robinson, Wanda Davis, Brenda Mabry, Jann Davis, Joan Horn, Manager - Sue Cox, Coach - Miss Angle Nazaretian. NOT PICTURED: Belinda Watson. JOAN HORN - All State in Women ' s Basketball GLORIA JOHNSTON - Captain of the season for the team. WANDA DAVIS - Most Valuable Player for the season . Coach - Miss Angle Nazaretian 182 A 9 183 A C Gy iwujtsttcs 7Gft L-R: Terry Landers, Kathie Ball, Susie Foster, Debbie Hohl, Kaihye McCool, Melinda Haywood, Coach - Dr. Al Long. Susie Foster Kathye McCool 184 Melinda Haywood Kathie Ball Terry Landers The Athens College Gymnastics Team placed FIRST in the state of Alabama! Debbie Hohl (not shown) placed FIRST in all around competition and Kathye McCool THIRD! ! Con- gratulations Girls! ! Susie working on the beam ! 185 Kaihie Ball practicing her vaulting. McCool doing her routine on the balance beam. y.C fs f wflih iw tfie Ctftfe II 186 V J J V ■VJ Hfijli ri - |r H| ™ Hb V Susie, Kathie, Melinda, Terry, Kathie, Debbie Practice - Practice ( nmftiU iiiiiiiiyiiisHiMi Debbie Hohl 187 QVih ' lidnjOumxJvOth VcM hM — Co viiMJufe is BoAtnuiiOiv PUigPottg Poo WotMjdjOuDovlS 2iuiP{u Uu Debbie UocbwAiW fiuiefjeiuWfe Co uue Puxytcw fucfefaeWewts 2nclP{u Uu fiicfefWeuts fiuiefjeiuiewfe 188 Guy ' s lifiinjOtJ[ni wU)Jls fodh M — WW ' s Vp — tst, ATO ' s — aU VcM hoM — ArO ' s — ]st, MiHiste i ' s — 2vvi BoskeihcM — U i Buttcii — ist, De(ijCe i ' s — 2iicl 189 1 974-75 ACCoCC t Wunv Jerry Johnson Ted Kort Jay Kim Jimmy Massey Dan Mackay David Amenu Mike Bartleson George Cavender Steve Corey Ed Dalrymple Dexter Dunavant Andy Etienne NOT PICTURED: Coach Al Long John Rafti Paul Shashy Mark Springman Mike Underwood Julio Bezzera 190 - • ■ 191 •■5, lfc - ■ ' •Wji ■ - ji ! tiV, r s.. fp ' - ' . i ■VV,--. ,; •S ' .)«r ' | iMi!«P i - ' ' • ,- IP,.-JSS Ccwmd t w -.a- jiwwsssgy •. ■lH.-r. ' . ?■ . -rJt ' ' ? - Otey Be33eA i; 192 ;S i j ' - fT ., - ' if- r4 EttfiKtie UM;6(«A-lU00 i BftAsow Co !tcfi :A Utig 193 U 0 vieW ' S TfeMiliS TfeXHi Coach Jo Fuller, Beth Andrews, Betty Jean Evans, Diane Miller, Nancy Colane, Jann Davis, Gloria Johnston . Jann Davis Diane Miller 194 Nancy Colane Betty Jean Evans Beth Andrews Gloria Johnston 195 lin6 B AS OF THE OF THE — :!V- L to R: Coach Oba Belcher, Bubba Carter, Anthony Townsend, Chuck Crain, Vernard Hendrix, Paul Jolly, David Ogle, Billy Beavers, Joe Belyeu, Glenn Connor, Manager - Richard Preston, Billy Millican, John Simindinger, Randy Nelson, Ben Belyeu. ' • ' : ' , ' . • ' ' ' • ' .• ' . ' ' ' ll ' ! ' ' : ' ' ' ' Coach Belcher talking over the techniques ! Coach Oba Belcher 196 198 Jofi BeSyeu , •. 199 K ll — Mf jW ica w  ' a aniw.g«|W; ' Soutiifi ui States C € ifi ice Pauie.Jo% Awtfio iy Tbw i e Kt 200 CUt k CACJMfi GhiMvCow ims Bi%BMu;€ iS B BeiStjeu Go B OAsl Rmuiij Me sott 201 1975 BOTTOM Mike Bartleson Ed Dalrymple Lou Malinosky Paul Kennemur Ronnie Rhiner Jerry Johnson John Simindinger MIDDLE Jeff Thompson Bob Green Mike Snell Keith Mason Rick Sizemore Tony Smith Coach Oba Belcher TOP Coach Marc Dome Larry Polston Ron Hall Buckey Brown Mike Underwood Glen Conner Tommy Rogers 202 J s -ir t dlii . - 9 mr ' 203 ■■ m h T - •■ ' :6 Rfw WoE Uic iEseM f - R ) uue RX t 204 J« 1  , I ' fMhCiAjM fCeiift Uaso ! K r =- — ■ - -■ - ' PckJuiS |clfiK ie wjw G CfWUtM 205 fl w- is-- JeAAyJoWow JeJJ ' TWwfjSow i V ' J UwAyPote ! Rxc j CisewMfi 206 ' A 9l . i BdyVOtJufjuMJipllA BoC BrOiutt ■;v.-.4; Ui UmiertwW Ui BoAtSesoti 207 ■- ' - ; - ,- - J J  ' - uu ({ufews J . ' , • ■4 Bot G fifiw Tb «My R e i5 208 linJbUfoMlS uJiOt you 0 16 . 209 CANDM APOTHECARY Rrst Alabama 104 Sanders Athens, Ala. Phone 232-5298 m 3cl 1 of Athens N A TRAVELWAY MOTEL FLANAGAN AND LUMBER RESTAURANT COMPANY Athens, Ala. Highway 31 Phone: 232-2195 Athens, Ala. Home Office: 232-1960 210 Your First Stop for Qua ity, Service and Selection ATHENS PHARMACY FRED KING MEN ' S WEAR H H k IN THE Athens ' Largest m - yTrVJ Men and Boy ' s r A. A. L K K MEDICAL J Store CENTER East Hobbs St . 9-9 Athens Plaza Shopping Center JACKSON TV ASHFORD 1 T SALES AND JEWELRY CITIZENS SERVICE NATIONAL lllN. Jefferson BANK RCA - Motorola OF The Best in ATHENS 112 W. Market Athens 232-7151 211 212 213 214 ?: -= i ' «!? iSt 215 y 216 ■ % iii f i ' ¥C- 217 218 219 :liJ rn nflAAA • j L WlfijOitltlS — {■ i m 223 T xgti aotki ig cow fytt ig btwjfe beWct. M 224 :ih2