Atlanta Christian College - Harvester Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

There was a time When once upon a time seemed timevand-a-half away when the future danced before us illusive mistress and dangled promises of intrigue before our eyes . . . when the years ahead promised de- lightful fantasies adven- tures into the marvelous world of grown up . . talking in big words and driving real cars and wearing high-heeled shoes - not just for make- believe, either. V 1 A -Ei'iQEEEEVHEEEEFIEIE- Then suddenly, we payed full admission to the movies. The school books got bigger while the print got smaller, and we were telling our younger brothers and sister about Santa Claus, while we yearned to be able to believe in him again. Fm thirteen, mother e I'm a teen-ager now! Time outs e Half-times, Times for a change e time to go home. But one day, home is' not there. And time changes everything, Everything except ourselves. We're still the little children crying for mother's lap, and father's warm, reassuring smile When nothing else seems secure. E; 1111 Lu. mu. :. $2.. 1' ' LEV XXV fmI-JBF Ilmmuuuumum -. x'EllN P1111 W mg; We pause to remember a time when freedom was the rallying cry for our country. Two hundred years have passed and in that time our country has grown and prospered. rmh. 4111.19.11 31111 We live in a land that is truly blessed, but we many times take advantage of it. Let us constantly pause to remember God who made our country and our very exis- tence possible. o The 1976 Hamster is dedicated to one who has willingly given his time and talents to the students, the School, and our Lord. He has proven to be a man of varied talents a busy man. yet always willing'to take time to listen and share. We proudly dedicate this book to the one we call Professor, Friend; and Coach. 1 v Memories, Insight, Wisdom all are created through remembering yesterday. Because of yesterday, we learn from our mistakes and create memories ofpeople and things we learn from yesterday to live for tomorrow. :. ... . mg? a z: r : . .5 Wm :5 m mi a: 5... EEE 2, : NEW. mmzmm 22:5: 213?: mmmmm mzmmwmp www.??.m . 7m . nmuuw-am :. d , M 3m . u a w m rm? 3 Emmm W: M wt: mwam 5m: man mmmmmmnmm Wmmm mm mm , '12 Tests, term papers, examinations, pop quizzes, book reports, norebooks . . . Sometimes it makes you wonder ifyou're really human .. if you're not really just a paper- producing machine. But out professors are humane and very, very special. There are not many colleges that have men and women that will sit down and see you as the person you really are, but through our bond in Christ we have teachers, counselors, and friends. They have the wisdom and insight from yesterday and they help us today, so we can apply this knowledge for tomorrow. 14 James C. Redmon President Robert O. Weaver Assistant to President Ralph E. Sweamgin Dean of Students William C. Bravard Academic Dean Donald R. Jeanes Financial Aid Director Nell Messimer Librarian 15 David K. Akers Dorothy Bartley Registrar Secretary to Academic Dean ll l Doris Collins Joy M. Dance Majorie B. Ford w Dietitian Dean of Women Nurse Edwin Groover Polly Jacoby Louise Johnson Dean of Men Bookkeeper Kitchen Staff 16 Doris Smith Bookstore Manager Sandra Witt Busmess Secretary Kathryn Reynolds Secretary to President Lynn Walker Secretary to Vice President Phillip Zook Business Manager Charles Romans Superintendent of Building 8c Grounds Linda Williams Assistant Librarian 17 James C. Redmon President William C. Bravard Claudia Bolden Education Piano Instructor Ramona Browu Joy M. Dance Piano 8: Organ Instructor Physical Education Instructor 18 ,3. 35a;- '59:. James L. Evans Professor of Greek 8: New Testament Majorie B. Ford Edwin Groover Olin W. Hay Health Instructor Assistant Professor of Professor of Ministries History Dean S. Jacoby Professor of Music 19 Donald R. Jeanes Assistant Professor of English Martha Kines Instructor of English Roy W. McKinney Sally Stempinski Bernard L. Riley Professor of Old Testament Instructor of Education Professor of Missions 8: Science 20 Denver H. Sizemore Professor of New Testament -. uv- Evy Ralph E. Swearngin Professor of Sociology John C. Wade Ralph G. Warren Sandra A. Witt Professor of Education Professor of English 84 Instructor of Secretarial Speech Science 21 6W . . . A Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science Degree are offered in Christian Ministries. The objective of this degree program is to develop effective ministers of the gospel of Jesus Christ. mmmm I 5mm Dr. Olin Hay, Head ofMinistries Area 22 23 1 8 . F? v. F t g 6W am A Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science Degree are offered to prepare men and women who desire to serve in the various fields of Christian Education. Dr. William Bravard, Head of Christian Education Area 24 For those wanting missionary training, a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts degree are offered in the missions program. Um; q, I f gmtzi' Area 25 The objective of the music program is to prepare students to lead in the broad areas of music in the church. A Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science Degree are of- fered, along with a combination degree in Music and Christian Education. Mr. Dean Jacoby, Head of Music Area 26 ltiu ..!!.e,U...L , 5:, qv . k , . :3 $55,. 28 r Jardaxz'al Jam A certificate is given in this two-year pro- gram to those Who desire to be church secretaries. L; ..... ....East ..?.. St.Pp W 4 . j. . 'I' Clearwifer;-F19v . ., . Stoneyo 'n, G929 ......... East Point, G - ..... ....East Point,G-- . . .Clearwater, Fl :KissyimmeekliL m w 9 7'; ?Tain-a 29 Q WV. , - a1 5 Q3431; s fessor of QEQ Testw. e;MonyB;bi;::1thitute. ' Q :5 mm Q , J 4,? w -, - -, , ; WNR: :3K-B;;...Ma :15 t , , QBffEIQaSemiharyW Swthvsifest ani G.,BiaY,axd, 4 ' ' a , . ' . . Q Clhr' tia'n Semirgry x rmm Q . , ' '1' -- Q ' ' A. . z- p h., B.D., CiacinnatigBible S5mit1ary;M5K. Ph'ID., f Missionsbepartment U97 i'Tw .d-igma University. Q Q ' . A.B.,AtlantaChrist1a College; B.D.,Christian Theological . . u. . R $ m 9.. t . S, u wnjwmw h C StafgColl ix ., V Kentucky V Today the day we ve waited and hoped for has finally come. Today is here and now we must use it wisely, for it will never come again. V N !!3!::;2262 l'nfu' 34 So much of our time is spent in running, doing, thinking, going. We wonder where all of our time has gone. Much of it is spent in being -- being ourselves, being friends, being Witnesses and examples for Christ. Activities help our social and spiritual lives, and also broaden our horizons to include new ideas and new perspectives for growth. 35 36 1': I J l u l y , . , ,- ',': 1'.'.' m , . kn 'v', . ,. l I ! . 5 .u ,1 lvll . ., 37 Miss Pam. Warner representing the Senior Class Miss Cindy Gowan representing the J unior Class Miss Rhonda Oliver representing the Freshman ClasS 1975 Homecoming Queen, Helen Bunton escorted by David Mayer 1m 41 Kathy lovan :enting Delta 1 Delta Ernity M iss Becky Bradford representing the Delta Theta and Sigma Iota Chi Sororities Miss Janie Anderson representing the Concert Choir Miss Sharon Bradley representing the Student Council Miss Lynn White representing the Athletic Department Miss Beth Williams representing the Dorm Council 43 Sndmuwxr. s z... .VK w vb? aka ... . .L..!...:...s,r.u .1! fruf. 0 CQan 44 S I ! x Ideal Couple: Janie and Lanny Hemmings i 45 46 The concept of time is probably nowhere else felt as greatly as in sportse games, races, rallies, etc. You should not only have to be good at something e you should be able to do it in a certain time limit. But pressure also does good things to people for it can make them strive even harder to achieve. And the concept of teamwork, and of building each other up is a concept to be adhered to in all aspecrs of our Christian life. 47 ,4! .32 $ . 1 n - Coach, Greg Hoover, Steve Parker; Back row, 1. to L: Mike Langley, Front row, 1. to r.: Cam Huxford, Richard Kaiser, Mr. Swearngi son, Les Brown, Don Jarvis. Ronnie Voss, Dale Wilcox, Bill Jackson, Dwight Haymon, Jeff Fiser, Terry Tyree, Jerry Thomp 50 Mxke Langley Team Captain ngh Scorer Ralph IS'wearngin' Coach , ,nrm, 51 Leslie Brown Women's Basketball Team: Debbie Estep, Lynn White, Cindy Boyd, Nancy Moser, Vicki Rice, Faith Mims, Brenda Hutchison, Kay Rice, Joan Justice, Patti Ramlow, Becky Bradford, Beth Williams, David Akers Coach, Terry Tyree - Assistant Coach. Beth Williams Team Captain d r. rm d a r. B y k m B Cindy Boyd VAtM'Tl cumsmx COLLEIE 6W gm gWW Whe iRTRBbUCKLYS V 291131 umi? f Board I! .1. Front: Dena Buffington; Back: Rhonda Oliver, Cheryl Wylds, Cindy Gowan, Lynn Parker, Vivian Riley; Not Pictured: Alternates, Patty Dobson, Pam Godfrey; Mascot, Joyce Zook 58 S9 60 One hope ofeveryonEs life is to belonge to be wanted, to be needed. We can fulfill our hopes by working and serving through the various organizations we have on campus. There are clubs for every interest, but the main thrust of each is service. Through the giving ofoux time, we serve our school as examples and witnesses. We serve others by helping and sharing with them; we serve ourselves by learning and growing to be better and more confident workers for Christ. 61 Mr. Sweamgin e Sponsor, Faith Mims, Kay Rice, Renee Payne, Sharon Bradley, Patti Ramlow, Amelia Thompson, Candy Banks, Sammy Warren, Dwight Haymon, Joey Westbrook, Benny Smith, Ron'hie Voss, Diana Brettschneider; Not pictured: Cheryl Wylds, Eddie Peterson One of the fundamental laws of nature is that man must have someone on whom to blame his problems a a scapegoat which seems legitimate enough to satisfy both himself and those who listen. For somewhat obvious reasons, the ACC Student Council has often become just such a scapegoat for the student body. Perhaps this comes often from a misunderstanding of the council's function. It is not a student government, but rather a committee in charge of the oversight of the spiri- tual life of the campus. In this area, no one can doubt the council's endeavors to fulfill its task. The council plans and oversees practically all campus student activities, as well as distributing the money for the annual, basketball teams, and other clubs which request funds. This past year the council has aimed for activities Which would provide more in- dividual involvement, feeling that getting to know one another is a major key to developing the spiri- tual awarness on campus. The results of this conn cem have been seen in such activities as the C05- tume Carnival and Fall Flop. These activities were geared to promoting group involvement and indi- vidual participation. Comprised of two repre- sentatives from each class, plus five officers and the advisor, Mr. Swearngin, the council is always open to suggestions from the student body as to needed changes in school functions or helpful additions to campus life. Considering the fact that this organiza- tion exists as a service to the student body, and that it is always willing to listen and consider sugges- tions in light of the good of the entire student body, the practice of using the coucil as a scapegoat a while obvious - seems hardly legitimate. Faith Mims, President Diana Brettschneider, Vice-President Kay Rice, Treasurer 63 may The Annual Staff is composed of a variety of individuals from different backgrounds and interests who come together to produce a book i not just any book, but a remembrance and reminder of a year gone by. The book must meet certain standards and guidelines, and must take the responsibility of blending together a year's worth of activities into a unified whole. Through a lot of hard work, late nights with some hassle includedi and a. little bit of dedication, the Harvester is produced. Diana Brettschneider andgarolyn Sports arolyn Fawle Agpivities Janie Anderson Faculty Cheryl Wylds Activities James e nett; , . Associate Editor ' ' . .turgill ' Phou 'mphcr '- Photographer 65 Some things just have to be done. The dishes have to be washed, the grass has to be mowed e and order must be kept in the dorms. So, to fulfill this awesome task, a group of students have shunned all hopes of popularity among their peers and accepted the call to ACC Dorm Council. These unselfish souls have dedicated themselves to the enforcement of the rules concerning dorm life, even though it means trying to convince the students to obey those rules lhow gauchel and taking streams of abuse from certain parties who, for some reason or another, seem above having to obey. But all is not door- locking and spying for curfew-breakers. Dorm Council also works diligently in preparing periodical dorm and interdorm devotions, and attempts to instill in the minds of students the spiritual obligations we have in keeping the rules laid down for us. But perhaps Dorm Council's toughest job is making us believe certain things about the rules; like, rules were made for our own good e- and made to be obeyed. Row 1: Becky Bradford, Beth Williams e Secretary, Diana Brettschneider; Row 2: Pam Hopson - Vice President, Cheryl Wylds e Student Council Representative; Row 5: Miss Dance e Sponsor, Cindy Gowan, Debbie Estep, Row 4: Sharon Bradley, Vickie Rice - President. Not pic- tured: Connie White - Trea- surer. 66 J'T'VLVTT if I 1 ft: Consider for a moment the role of the Christian College student. He is preparing himself for the ministry, it is true. But preparation is not accomplished only in the classroom. Preparation comes from involvement. This is the by-word of the ACC Missions Council. Since its beginnings in the mid-sixties, the Missions Council has worked year-round planning Missions Emphasis Week, supervising the Faith-Promise program, and working generally to promote Missions awareness on campus. These students spend much time studying various missions efforts and deciding the various delega- tions of the faith promise funds. The Missions Council works to challenge the student body with the obligation we have to take Christ to all the world. Brettsch- co- Diana neider chairman; Greg H oov e r, B at ry Hayes, Dr. Riley e Sponsor, Greg Wilson, Billy Rowe, Mickey Warrick. Not pictured Vickie Rice e co- chairman. 67 Row 1: Colleen Shea, Mike Watson, Gail George, Carrie Minnick, Carol Click, Donna Massey, Diane Hill, Julie Click, Andrea Poulle, Sharon Suter, Debbie Carroll; Row 2: Joe Huxford, Roy Crowe, Greg Wilson, Dennis Burgess, Alan Howard, Darrell Compton, Cecil Ross. Whoever wishes to become great among you shall be your servant, and whoever wishes to be first among you shall be your slave. lMatt. 20: 26,27 NASl How soon we forget. How soon we become so involved with ourselves and forget our mission to the people e our mission not only to seek and save, but to serve. But there are those around who remind us of our obligations and inspire us to the work ahead. Such is Rotaract. Directly related to the Rotary club, Rotaract is an organization which stresses individual service in a Christian atmo- sphere. The club has made its presence known by bringing in outside speakers from time to time, sponsoring the annual Faculty-Student basketball game, and holding Christmas parties for the children of ACC and Christian City. But they work mostly behind the scenes, quietly supplying Where needs are prevalent. They tutor children from Christian City, hold Spiritual Emphasis meetings at Boy's Clubs in the area, and teach retarded children to swim at the local YMCA. Sponsored by Mr. McKinney, Rotaract is a young club with a promis- ing future. Rotaract proclaims no membership re- strictions 0r dues. It only asks for those who are willing to work and want to become individually involved in service to fellow men. After all, com- ments president Joe Huxford, This is what ministry is all about. 68 l, :N - '.1 V . r r. um I! ll hi? Alan Howard e Vice President; Becky Noblitt e Secretary; Andrea Poulle - Publicity and Promotion; Joe Huxford e President; Jerry Mount - Chaplain; Greg Wilson e Director of Services; Mr. McKinney e Sponsor. 6W Bob McGuire e President, Mark Reinke e Vice President, Cheryl Brazeal- Secretary-Tteasuter, Terry Tyree e Chaplain. The question of the nature of the Chris- tian citizen is one which has been dis- cussed and debated over many years and many ACC lunches. But while some were sitting talking, others were handing together to take action. The Civitan club of ACC is the result of one group's con- cern for Christian civic activities. In only its second year, Civitan showed ACC that it exists to serve and would serve in every possible way. The contributions of this club have ranged from the lowly task of cleaning up the bulletins after chapel, to inviting such distinguished lecturers as Newt Gingrich, professor at West Georgia College, who lectured for us on the future. Under the capable leadership of advisor Donald Jeanes and president Bob McGuire, Civitan spent this year on the look-out for further ways to aid in the civic affairs of the school and community. She's a young organization, but the students of ACC can look forward to many substantial contributions from out Civitan club as it grows and develops on the ACC campus. Row 1: Carolyn W 211 z , W a n d a L em 0 n s, M a t k Reinke, Mr. Jeanes - Sponsor; Row 2: Cheryl Btazeal, Bob McGuire, Terry Tyree, David Ro- ziet, Bob Walk. ,3H'1'I'II . I II 1451..., 69 70 Row One: Joann Benson Kathy Nyemetz Beth Williams Becky Noblitt Carol Click Peggy Bradford Patty Dobson Jill Davis Row Two Carolyn Walz Becky Bradford Jill Kitchens Kay Rice Diana Brettschneider Sue Vail Pattie Ramlow Faith Mims Leslie James Diane Puckett Vicki Rice A9 The years of 1970 and 1971 saw a drastic change in ACC social life supervision, as the coeducational Alpha Gamma Gamma and Alphas Sigma Chi gave way to the fraternity- sorority distinctions. That first sorority on the ACC campus was Delta Theta. Taking the initial letters of the Greek words for Glorifying God, Delta Theta Sorority has worked ever since its beginning to prove this a worthy title. Social involvement - what we call fellowship - is a major part of the Christian's life, and Delta Theta attempts to provide the campus with the social programs and op- portunities for interpersonal relations which are so vital to Christian morale. The girls of this club have worked closely with Delta Kappa Delta and Sigma Iota Chi in providing us with Homecoming, Fall Flop, Spring Fling, and various other social functions. Their contributions could be listed and expounded ad infinitum, but perhaps the greatest testimony to Delta Theta's contributions is the fact that' a group of girls met in the spring of 1975 with a prayer and a dream. Becky Bradford e President; Diana Brettschneider e Historian; Beth Williams e Secretary; Carolyn Walz - Vice-President; Jo-Ann Benson - Treasurer. ZIX In the spring of 1975, a handful of ACC girls met together with a prayer and a dream. The prayer was for greater opportunities to share Christ's love with each other and those around them. The dream was a new sorority which would aid them in this goal. The answer to both was Sigma Iota Chi. Don- ning the epigraph Sisters in Christ, these girls were joined by others last fall in an endeavor to promote the ideals of unity and love among not just themselves, but all those with whom they come in contact. These girls have made every effort to establish themselves as an organization present to serve, at the disposal of those in need. They have worked in close contact with Delta Theta in planning such activities as homecoming. They delight in working with their sisters in Delta Theta, feeling that two smaller, wellorganized clubs working cooperatively can accomplish greater things than one larger conglomerate. Where Sigma Iota Chi has made its usefullness most fully manifest is at Lakewood Manor, where they have instituted an Adopted Grandparents program. Each of the girls has someone whom she visits, even taking them out to dinner or entertaining them in the home. Not forsaking the importance of group fellowship, the sorority holds bi-weekly meetings consisting of devotions, business, and special programs. A bright future awaits this organization, and ACC will certainly profit from her presence. Judy Hartless e Historian; Amelia Thompson e Chaplain; Debbie Duggan e President; Pam Hopson e Secretary; Susie Manning e Vice President; Carolyn Fawley e Treasurer lnot picturecD. Front: Phyllis Eckhardt, Diane Folds, Cynthia Boyd, Wanda Lemons, Martha Goldsberty; Slide: Pam Hopson, Judy Hartless, Donna Massey, Gail George, Janet Reese, Colleen Shea, Debbie Reed, Diane Hill, Lesia Bedsaul, Susie Manning; Back: Amelia Thompson, Gaye Boothe. 71 Mike Waets, President Jetty Thompson, Vice President Paul Chappell, Secretary, Treasurer Lanny Hemmings, Chaplain Dennis Burgess Stan Coates Dean Collins Dwight Haymon Kevin Hedlund Greg Hoover Cam Huxford Hank Melton Mike Pullan Frank Stutgill Terry Tyree Sammy Warren Mike Watkins 72 Campus fraternities are always notorious for their shennanigans. For this reason many people have questioned the jus- tification for such an organization ori the ACC campus. But in the past few years, Delta Kappa Delta has proved all prophecies of party spirit and unchristian behavior false. Working diligeritly to promOte spiritual and social growrh on campus, Delta Kappa Delta has con- stantly strived to provide ACC with many opportunities to share in its activi- ties and endeavors to serve the Lord more fully. They have helped in the sponsoring of such enjoyable activities as Sneak Day festivities, Fall Flop, the never-to-be-forgotten watermelon bust, and Spring Fling. President Mike Waers states that, though the fraternity has grown and expanded, it has never yet lived up to its full potential. He hopes in the future the men of the club will strive to serve the Lord and the needs of the campus in every area in which they are able. When confronted with the situation of some objection to the idea of a frater- nity on campus, Mike didn't seem too concerned. He commented, Christianity is about brotherhood, and that's what our fraternity is about. k The students of Atlanta Christian College entertain many angels un- aware. Among these unheralded blessings are women students, wives of students, and faculty wives and women who comprise the Women of Atlanta Christian College. This group is not one of closed membership, but one in which all eligible women are invitied to the monthly pro- grams. These programs, follow yearly themes, designed to benefit the women in areas that Will aid their efforts as pteachet's wives and set- vants of the Kingdom. WACC has each year sponsored the convocation reception in the fall and planned at least one major contribution to the school. But its greatest contribution is the aid and instruction it offers its dedicated soldiers of the Word. Row One: Cindy Westbrook, Treasurer, Marcella Rowe, President, e Carol Marma- lejo, Lauri Rhodes; Row Two: Evelyn Sweatngin, Polly Ja- coby, - Secretary: Beverly Smith, Tina Langley, Joy Dance, Janet Coltet, Ramona Btown; Row Three: Suzanne Simpkins, Meriam Douglass, Hazel Zook, Sandra Witt, Mari Wilson, Helen Sizemore. 73 Row One: Mike Watson, Kathy Nyemetz, Jill Kitchens, Vivian Riley, Patty Dobson, Colleen Shea, Phyllis Eckhardt, Barry Brun, Bill Brunt Row Two: Hank Melton, Donna Massey, Candy Banks, Rhonda Oliver, Wanda Lemons, Yvonne Bradley, Brenda Hutchison, Amelia Thompson, Sharon Suter, Racheal Scaffe, Mark Charles: Row Three: David Greer, Jim Snell, Jerry Sidell, Terry Campbell, Johnny Sennett, Tom Barber, Bob McGuire, Dennis Burgess, Terry Tyree, John Roberts, Randy Hillhouse, Benny Smith, Tony Buchanan Student director. Officers: Randy Hillhouse, Chaplain; Racheal Scaffe, Librarian; Bob McGuire, President; Candy Banks, Secretary-Treasurer; Patty Dobson, Librarian. Not picmred: Beth Williams, Roberian. 74 Officers: Front Row: Diana Btettschneider, Secretary-Treasurer; Janie Hemmings, Girl's Roberian; Kathy Chamness, Librarian; Carol Click, Librarian; Back Row: Tommy Howard, Chaplain; James White, Vice- President; Paul- Chappell, Boy's Roberian; Lanny Hemmings, President. lst Row: Mark Reinke, Janie Hemmings, Carol Click, Sandy DeLegal, Martha Goldsberry, Mr. Jacoby, Director, Charleen Buffalo, Andrea Poulle, Becky Bradford, Debbie Teet, Jill Davis, Barry Brun: 2nd. Row: Tom Howard, Susan Woodruff, Janie Anderson, Chrissy Warren, Diane Puckett, Vicki Corson, Diana Brettschneider, Faith Mims, Renee Payne, Diane Hill, Julie Click, Kathy Chamness, LeWiS Payne, Bobby Boswell, Accompanist: 3rd. Row: David Simpson, Paul Chappell, Roy Crowe, John Corson, Cam Huxford, Lanny Hemmings, Terry Tyree, Tony Buchanan, Steve Randall, Stan Coats, Ken White, Greg Wilson, James White. 75 76 Preaching Team 77 78 NOAH by Andre Obey The Cast: Noah .................... Tommy Howard Mama ................ Diana Brettschneider Shem ...................... Mark Reinke Ham ......................... Don Jarvis Japhet ..................... N clan Thomas Norma.................;.AnnGoldsberry Sella ..................... Susan Woodruff Ada ...................... Debbie Collier A Man .................... Bud Robinson The Bear ................. Robert McGuire The Lion ................... John Sennett The Tiger .................. Sharon Bradley The Ape .................... Ed Greenway Director ................. Ralph G. Warren Stage Technicians ............. David Greer Debbie Tatum Wanda Lemons Set ...................... Charles Romans Lionel Marmolejo Doug Boehme Mark Reinke Hank Melton CHRISTMAS TRIMMINGS By Marguerite Kreger Phillips First Burglar ............... Rachael Scaffe Second Burglar .............. Phil Hudson Uncle Joe Bickford ; .......... Tom Dance Aunt Kate Bickford .......... Leslie James Mrs. Jefferson P. Saunders ..... Gail George Mr. Jefferson P. Saunders Chuck Dodd Ethel Saunders ................. Sue Vail Jeppy Saunders .............. Mike Pullan Deborah Mosely .......... Chrissy Warren Barbara Shields ....... Diana Brettschneider 79 Tomorrow b is the time we wait and plan for. What does tomorrow hold for us? H appi ness? Accomplishment? Anguish? Maybe a few heartaches. But all troubles and victOries are blended together m the knowledge that we L are the future leaders and workers 1n the Kingdom ofGod. B 82 60m I llyl , r w ,97 ,y ' lf' ' ' a UM .r w I, V ' jwmf IMIH Jllrlllf'ilmswl y, hvl ; C H V y I; . What can you say about endless rows of faces e mug shots? These fellow students and workers in the Lord are your friends. Each person is unique in his own right. Through living and working with them you have been challenged and have broadened and improved your talents. Through knowing them you have fellow comforters and uplifters in the faith, and you are more of a person because pieces of their lives have touched yours . . . friends are eternal. a 83 The cycle is complete. The die is cast. Behind us, the past e it cries to us to return. Yesterday pleads, it begs so convincingly. Before us, the future e it makes no pleas, it makes no promises. It merely bids quietly to us to approach its shores. It invites us to step into darkened pathways, into unforseeable circumstances where we must prove ourselves or return defeated. Ardund us, the present e it pouts With indecision. It yearns to return, yet cannot but go forward. Today we stand before the world, wishing to accept the challenge. We anticipate with eagerness, yet still we hesitate. But, over four short years we have grown to realize the God of'Glot-y and His precious Son who watches over us and cares about our lives. As we gaze about the present again, we see Him there, with outstretched hand, and we hear His tender voice gently whisper, Follow me e1 know the way. 84 'Vlrgl ' - Steve Graham iTriasut-e 4u t. ' , t Chaplam Douglas A. Boehme G. Robert Boswell Cheryl A. Brazeal mongraduating 85 Diana L. Brettschneider Denise L. Brown Dorri P. Clotfelter 86 Berry L. Crowe Katherine S. Daugherty mon-graduati r19 87 88 Leonard G. Daugherty W. Lee Delbridge mon-graduatiny v Daniel R. Douglass mon-graduatiny James A. Gazaway Diane E. Goodson Steven D. Graham William B. Gray Janie M. Hemmings 89 90 Richard L. Kaiser J. Williams Humphries Don R. Jarvis mon-graduatiny Donna E. Lamb mon-graduatiny Steven L. Lay John K. McClintock B. Sue Manning Richard J. Mills 91 92 Faith C. Mims DM. Andrea Poulle R. Daniel Nixon Diane E. Puckett Patricia A. Ramlow mon-graduatiny Harold Ransom, Jr. Vicki L. Rice 93 94 Michael L. Robertson William J. Rodziwicz Glen D. Rogers James R. Romines mon-graduatiny Jerry L. Simpkins A. Dale Strange William Urnstetter, Jr. Ronnie J. Voss 95 96 Carolyn E. Walz Pamela L. Warner Christine Warren Marshall Warrick Lester D. Waters Joseph L. Westbrook mon-graduating Michael R. Carnathan Michael D. Ditton Clyde E. Shearer Joseph W. Shields Debra A. Swink Margie G. Thompson 97 98 agar ?zgiat: ; 35 V ..3.. . , ow: .w R g. .m mm, ac, .m,,,m, M6, Do U ...,H V , wv .w ,1, ,,,uI, IH HI mII, 1H .mmu ,a in , HI n.oc.wuu.,l., ,u or m In .uP e, re 3 ha .ulr C T oT .w V, haW E Ca:h HOB ne;L OMI.S .moHn CCLw n.m...C1D $3 an o daLL n..n.f Amie ......td thpam m.wh hBHm Amigo . w, . 3a, W W WWi a : 27 k$azy ,. e. .w wage :w 2A,, , 1 m n, m. N , m, e .y n. m, A H, 0,. w . n..I C, I. .w Hy ; ian ' Elducat Rotafact Pep Band I ittee III TGIF Comm xst ; ate :1 hr an 4?. III 7 L I lPlayers II S, 102 Mark Andrews Kevin Bauer Eddie Bowen Virgil Bowers Bill Brun Cathy Crumley James Daniel James Dressler Sheila Forrester Jerome Hall Buddy Harris Nona Hilbum Terry Hudson Chris Jackson Robert Kastle Bob Manuel Bruce McColl Ruth McMullan Anthony Newsom Cecilia Norris Webby Oglesby Robert Pavkov Dennis Proffm GW. Rowe Kathy Smith Jack Smith Arthur Thomas James Watson WJW Billy Clark Rajan Ipe Megumi Kogamo Danny McLean Rusty Thornley 103 Things are really getting hectic. Every other week a term paper is due, it seems like every class requires a typed notebook, and sleep is getting scarce. We're really into the thick of college life now. It's demanding, but itls wonderful. We've grown into a family e we bicker, we kid each other, we pray together, we cry on one another's shoulders. The more we learn, the more we anticipate. The more we anticipate, the more exciting the future gets. Things seem brighter every day;as we continue to prepare for our ministries. But next year we'll be Seniors. Then it really will be happening. The future really will be just a step away. More and more we realize what has been evident all along e the past is gone; the future is the only reality. How will we react next year? Will we greet the future with open arms, or will we cower into the shade and comfort of the past? Dear Lord, help us. We need you so much now. How will we face tomorrow? 104 hite - Pres dent :42, Cindy Gowan Secretary Sharon Bradley Phil Cages Kathy Chamness John Corson Lee Amos Byron Davidson Rick Blakeney Jill Davis Charlie Blanton Kathy Donovan Becky Bradford Cindy Gowan 105 Dwight Haymon Lanny Hemmings Mike Hilley Joyce Hodge Greg Hoover Tommy Howard Phil Hudson Leslie James 106 Bruce Kridle Barbara Patrick Ted Manning Lionel Marmolejo 11:33:23: Ken May Joe Risse Charles McElroy Lowell Moore David Morris Hensel Morris 107 David Simpson Doug Smith David Terriaco Jerry Thompson Bob Ritchie Sandra Ritchie Bud Robinson J ames Sennett 108 Cheryl Wylds Phil Zook Connie White James White Charleen Waters Frank Watkins Denms Trall Mike Waers - I r. i z ; E .L A. 109 Now we belong. Last year was rough, but now we're ready to get down to business. Wehve learned the ropes and, well, things are really looking up. Courses get more interesting all the time, the Bible is really opening up to us, and school has really become home. We still long a little for the past, but now we realize the future is going to be even better. There's a world to be told about Jesus Christ, and wehre just the ones to tell them. But, in the midst of this bright and bold confidence, we realize we are still inadequate. We learn even more to cling to the Lord and trust His guiding hand. In fact, the biggest reason for our confidence is our ever- increasing knowledge of our Father and how He loves and cares for us. As long as we serve Him, the world has yet to see what we can accomplish! 110 Billy Rowe ' Chaplain t Troy Baker Jo Ann Benson Gary Bordelon John Braswell Tom Brennan Eddie Brittain Steve Buird Paul Chappell Carol Click Roy Crowe Lanny Dameron 111 112 Robin Davis Sandy Delegal Chuck.Dodd Bobby Dosh Debbie Duggan Debbie Estep Carolyn Fawley Renee Felts Elsa Fernandez David Fjeran Pam Godfrey Ann Goldsberry Ed Greenway Wanda Hardie Barry Hayes Pam Hopson Cam Huxford Joe Huxford Vickie Jones Tommy Lee Wanda Lemons John Linthicum Beverly Ludke Bob McGuire Phyllis McKinney Wilford Minton Nancy Moser Bob Oliver 113 114 Steve Randall Robert Raynor Janet Reese Mark Reinke Kay Rice Cecil Ross Billy Rowe John Sennett Greg Sinclair Frank Sturgill Amelia Thompson Bob Walk Wilbur Wallace Sammy Warren Beth Williams Greg Wilson Diane Wood Danny Yates 115 Just last spring we were Seniors. Just a few months ago We were completely at ease, secure in the knowledge that we knew what was going on e we ran the show. But now, times have changed. We stand on the threshold of the future. When I grow up has arrived. And it's frightening. This is that time oflife when the perspective changes. Before, it was always the present with a view to the past. We were secure in our past and completely at home with the present. But now the past is gone. The restful confidence has been shut off into what must forever be When I was young. We now view the present with our glances forward - out there. And suddenly the present loses its glamour. The rays of past experience are shut out by the shadows of the future. What lies ahead? The next few years Will change our entire lifestyles. We face the future uncertainly, yet with an unexplainable confidence e Here's where we can prove ourselves . . .! 116 h - . , Charleen Buffalow Treasurer Patti Graham Secretary Danny Abel Kevin Adam Lynne Aleshire Ronald Altice Candy Banks R.C. Banks Tom Barber Lesia Bedsaul Gaye Boothe Cynthia Boyd Peggy Bradford Yvonne Bradley Leslie Brown Barry Brun Charlene Buffalow Dena Buffmgton Dennis Burgess Myra Bushee 117 118 Tim Cox Thom Dance Phyllis Davis Patty Dobson Byron Duncan Steve Duncan Tim Eastman Phyllis Eckhardt Beverly Fain David Greer Jeff Ham Judy Hartless David Henderson Celia Hight Diane Hill Randy Hillhouse Frank Hogg Ed Holden Bill Calhoun Terry Campbell Debbie Carroll Mark Charles Julie Click Stan Coates Dean Collins David Colter Daryl Compton Jeff Fiser Jody Fieran Diane Folds Quentin Gardner Gail George Martha Goldsberry Terry Goodart Patti Graham Michael Grant 119 120 Sandy Lanier Janice London Debbie Manning Mark Marshall Donna Massey Russell Mathewson Harry McEver Annette Murphy Jed N elson Jerry Nichols Becky Noblitt Kathy Nyemetz Rhonda Oliver Judy Parke Tim Hostetter Alan Howard Brenda Hutchison Bill Jackson Carl Jones Joan Justice Jill Kitchens Hank Melton Carrie Minnick Joe Monroe Claudette Moon Kathy Moore Barry Morris Jerry Mount 121 Lynn Parker Trina Pate J ames Patterson Eddie Peterson Cindy Philpot Gail Ritchey John Roberts Lynn Robinson Susan Rogers Tonya Romans David Rozier Racheal Scaffe 122 Tommy Watkins ;. 4d 3, A- ag-r James Pittman Mike Pullman Debbie Reed Joseph Rhodes Vivian Riley J erry Sidell Colleen Shea Gene Shurtz Benny Smith Jim Snell Caryl Strange Kenneth White Lynn White Dale Wilcox Susan Woodruff Don Yelverton 123 Abel, Daniel Let: Adam. Kevin William Adams, Frances Stephens Aderhold, Nancy Carol Aleshire, Lynne S. Altice, Ronald W. Amos, Robert Lee Andersen, Janie Lou Andrews, Mark Baker Jr. Troy Richard Banks. Candace Annette Banks. R.C. Barber, JL, Barnett. Joe Michael Bauer, Kevin 1.. Bedsaul. Lesia Kaye Benson, Jo Ann Benton, Ned Blakeney, Richard Allen Blanton, Charles Eugene Boehme. Douglas Albert Boorhe, Gaye Neil . Bordelon Gary W. Borden. Steelman Jonathan Boswell.Gem-ge Robert Boswell, Karen Lynne Bowen, Edward Samuel Bowers. Virgil David Boyd, Cynthia Ann Bradford, Peggy Ellyn Bradford, Rebecce Jo Bradley, Sharon Elaine Bradley, Yvonne Maria Braswcfll, john F. Brazeal, Cheryl Ann ., Brennan, Thomas Aloysius Brettschneider, Diana Lynne Brittain, Jr. Edward Stanton Brown. Keith Brown, Leslie Virgil Brun. Barry Emerson Brun. William Edward Buchanan; James Robert Buck. James Arthur Buffalow, Charlene Gray Bumngton, Dena 1 ' Bui1'd,Steven Wayne Burgess, Dennis Wayne Bushee, Myra Miriam Cages, GeorgePhiliip Calhoun. Patricia H. ' Calhoun. William G. Campbell. Terry A11en ' Carroll, Debra Ann Chamness, Kathleen Joy . Chappell. Paul William ' Chakles, Jeffery Mark . Clmk, Billy Carl Click, Carole Elizabeth Click. Julie Evelyn Cletfelzer, Dorrie PUCkEtt Clorfelrer. 11., Virgil Jackson Coates, Stanley G Collins, Dean Craig Colter, Dale Keith Colter, David Roy Compton, Daryl Kent Corson, John Douglas Cox, Timoty Lee Crowe, Berry Leo Crowe, Roy Clay Crumley, Cathy Jane Dameron, Lanny Gene Dance, Thomas Roy Daniel. James Scott DarnelltRalph'Chades Daugherty,:Dagherine Sue, , 1 Dapgherty, 11., Leonard Glenn Dailidspn,aElbert Byron 7 9 Davis, Jill Annette ' 1 .. Davis, Phyllis Jean Davis, Robin John. 7': De'lbridge, Linda A. Deibridge, Wilson Lee ,1 Delegal. Sandra Lee 7:' Ditton, Michael Daniel , i-Ddbsothatricia 1.011 124 34 31 Sweetwarer D12, Thomas Lawrence 35 65 B Clubhouse Circle. Easr Decatur, Ga 30032 2106 Vicksburg Dr. Savannah Ga. 31404 701 Miller SL, Winsron-Salcm, N.C. 27103 3211 Demooney Rd., College Park, Ga. 30349 4525 Stonewall Tell Rd., College Park Ga. 30 349 713 Island Court, Columbus, Oh. 43214 3476 Hemphill Sn, College Park, Ga. 30337 1473 Shoreham DL, College Park, Ga. 30349 5810 Westside Rd., Austell, Ga. 30001 SW. Lawrenceville, Ga. 30245 6021 Bear Lake Terrace, Orland, Fl. 32810 1493 East Vesra Avenue, College Park, Ga. 30337 5558 Victory B1vd., Morrow. Ga. 30260 Box 528 R1. No 4, Salem Va. 24153 1375 Everhart SL S.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30310 Box C24 R1. No 2, Dublin, Va. 24084 406 Paragon DL, Chattanooga, Tn. 37415 2260 Lois Lane, Atlanta, Ga 30315 2600 Kirdand Ave., N. Forestville, My. 20028 331 Kings Highway. Decatur, Ga. 616 Bay 5!. Holly Hill, Fl. 32017 537 Sherwood Dr., Huntington, W. Va. 25704 133 Benton D11, Rome Ga. 30161 446 Pegg Rd., SW. Atlanta Ga. 30315 219 Pebblesrump PL, Peachtree City, Ga. 30269 122 Landmark Milam Rd., Fairbum. Ga. 30213 3706 Calmer Cir., East Point. Ga. 30 344 1206 Timberclair Ln., Lithonia, Ga. 30058 7202 50th St. N., St. Perersburg, FL 33097 16041 S.W. 87th Ave., Miami, Fl. 33157 16041 S.W. 87th Ave., Miami. Fl. 33157 Route 2, Canon, Ga. 30520 Route 2, Canon. Ga. 30502 55 38 Winkler Rd., Fort Myers, Fl. 33901 2492 Oonnaliy D12, East Point, Ga. 30344 2210 Beecher Rd., SW Atlanta, Ga. 30311 118 Wood Rd., Louisville, Ky. 40222 1004 E. Ellicott 81., Tampa, F1. 33603 Medical Co., Ft. McPherson, Ga. 30330 PO, Box 8517, Southport F1. 32409 12 19 GoIfView Drive, Daytona Beach, F1. 32019 1219 GolfView DL, Daytona Beach. Fl. 32019 5355 Fellwood Rd., Rt. 5. College Park, Ga. 30349 5220 Koweta Rd., College Ga. 30349 Rt. 1 Box 295, Tazeweil Virginia 24651 1250 Mohican T12, Stone Mountain, Ga. 30083 7 1737 Sherwood $1.. Clearwater, F1. 335 15 306 Virginia Ave.. Covington, Tn. 38019 2040 Sylvester Sn, Lakeland Fl. 33803 2833 Kathryn CL, Easr Point, Ga. 30344 724 Burns Rd. Carrollton. Ga. 30117 4608 Ryan Rd., Conley, Ga. 30027 5815 Buckley CL, Jacksonville, Fl, 32210 5836 Hickson Rd., Jacksonville. F1. 32207 817 Dill Ave., SW. Atlanta. Ga. 30310 Route 1, Locus: Grove. Ga. 30248 3015 Columbia Trail. Decatur. Ga. 30034 3476 Hemphill SL, College Park Ga. 30337 S. Lake Shore Drive, P.O. Box 865, Clermonr, F1. 3271 1 Box 41, Route No 2, Moore Haven, Fl. 33471 1007 Vicrory Dr., SW. Atlanta. Ga. 30310 1454 Columbia Cir., Detatur. Ga. 3032 3 146 Hollyberry Ln., Jacksonville F. 3221 1 Rt. No 1 Box 230, Lake Wales, Fla. 33853 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 30 344 7 Ashley Dr., Rural H311,N.C. 27045 Star Route 2 Box 8., Pezerstown. V. Va. 24964 28 Whirs Cr., Newport News, Va. 23606 5516 Winchester 56, 213 Hickory ridge Rd., Jensen Beach, F1. 33457 Rt. no 2 Box 484, Avon Park, Fla. 33825 6657 Collier Way, Riverdale. Ga, 30274 3045 Semmes 81., Apr. 6, 1335: Point, Ga. 30344 1 535 35111 Ave, NL. St. Petersburg, F1. 33704 535 35th Avenue, N., Sr. Perersburg, Fl. 33704 3248 Tulip DL. Decazur, Ga. 30032 1824 Vurray Ava, Clearwater, F. 33515 RR NoZ,Jeffe1-sou 61130549 ' Moorland Bridge Va118y Rd, Wakefield, Nelson, N. Zealand 2605 Ben Hi11Rd.,7East Point, Ga. 30344 2115 Honeysuchkie Land, Atlanta, Ga; -. 'Ro'u7re 1, Box 174A, Babson Park. Fl. 33827, 2605 Ben Hill Rd., E25: Point, Ga 30344 22 Post Oak Rd., Greenville. S.C. 29605 Portsmouth. 011. 45662 '1 2830 Dixie Rd., Lakeland. Fl. 33801 :1 . 2830Dixig Rd'.7,1.akeland, Fl. 338017 2035 Sun'ey Ln., Jonesboro, Ga. 30236 i Dodd, Charles Erwin Donovan, Kathryn Lee Dosh, 111, Robert Louis Douglass. Daniel Ray Dressler, James B Duggan, Deborah Duncan, Byron K. Duncan, Rodney Steven Eastman, Timothy Shane Eckhardz, Lois Anne Eckhardt, Phyllis Marie Estep, Debra Kay Fain, Beverly Denise Fawley, Carolyn Dawn Felts, Karen Renee Felts, Shirley Joyce Fernandez, Elsa Maria Fessler, Paul Jeffry Fiser, John Jeffries Fishburne. Sonja Louise Fjeran, David Fjeran, Jody Rae Folds, Reta Diane Forrester. Sheial Kay Gardner, Quentin j. Gazaway, James Auscin George. Gail J. Gibbs, Timothy Peter Gilliam. Owen Godfrey, Pamela Sue Goldsberry. Anna Ruth Goldsberry, Martha Marie Goodarc, Terry Lee Goodson, Diane Ellen Gowan. Cynthia Mell Graham, Patti Lee Graham,1Steven Douglas Grant, Michael W. Gray. William G. Greenway. Edward Turhann Greer, David Mark Hall, Jerome William Ham, Jeff Lynn Hardie Wanda Ann Harris. Charles J. Hartless. Judy Elaine Hayes, Barry Eugene Haymon, Dwight Edward Hedlund, Kevin R. Hemmings, Jane Ellen Hemmings, Lanny Perry Henderson, David Wayne Hight, Celia Frances Hilburn, Nona Rebecca H11, Diane Elizabeth Hilley, Michael Don Hi1lhouse, Randy Roy Hobson, Earl Hughes Hodge, Joyce Elaine Hogg. Franklin James Holden, Edmund Charies Hoover, Greg Alan Hopson, Pamela Sue Hoszeuer. Tim Lee Howard. Charles Thomas Howard, Otis Allen Hudson, Philip B. Hudson, Terry Wayn'e ' . Humphries, John William '1 ; H11n1', Norma Jean . Hunter, Grady F. Hutchinson, Brenda Gail Huxford, Joseph Anthony Hukford, III Thomas Campbell 1pc. Raian ' Jackson, Chris Clyde Jackson. William Morgan, . licoby. Polly James, Leslie Ann 7 Jarvis, Don Rayc Johnson, Jr Kirby Knox Jones Carl Hover Jones. Vickie Lynne Justice, Joan Lynn Kaiser, Richard Lee .1 . - . .:. ' -' Kastle. Robert H. ' King, Martha Helene . Kitchnes, Jill Marie ' Kogamo, Megumi Kridle. Bruce Alan 13.0.1 Box 14, 61 Munson Dr., 6603 Church St. Apt. G- 2702 Morgan 81.. Huntsville, Ala, 35805 1337 Richard Rd1, DECaxur, Ga. 30032 3595 Sherrydale Ln., Decatur. Ga. 30032 1323 Lakeview Dr., Clermont, Fl. 32611 7345 Red Oak Rd., College Park. Ga. 30349 704 Betty Street, Sandersville, Ga. 31082 2605 Ben Hill Rd., E351: Point, Ga. 30344 Route No 1. Demoresr, Ga. 30535 Rt. 2, Box 87, High Point, NC. 27260 110 Granada, Universal City, Texas 78148 110 Granada Dr., Universal City, Texas 78148 802 Walnut 51., Elizabethton, Tn. 37643 Route 2 Box 277-3, Eden, NC. 27288 35101amison D1,, Apopka, Fl. 32703 3690 Pitman Rd., College Park, Ga. 30 349 3690 Pittman Rd., College Park, Ga. 30349 2376 E. Lindmonr Cr. N.E., Atlanta. Ga. 30 324 Rt. 1., Box 5:1'1., Eden, N.C. 27288 508 Pocahontas Dr., Ft. Walton Beach, Fl. 32548 3225 Stonewall Tell RD., College Pk, Ga. 30 349 4735 Towanda Cir., College Park, Ga. 30349 4735 Towanda Cir.. College Park, Ga. 30349 2123 Years 81., Lakeland, Fl. 33801 516 North Scales $1., Reidsvilie, N.C. 23720 R1. 3, Sheila Lane, Powder Springs, Ga. 30073 814 King Rd., Jonesboro, Ga. 30236 4473 Crestwood Dr. N.. St. Petersburg, F1. 33714 934 BriarcliffRd., Atlanta. Ga. 30306 1032 Stewart Ave. SW, Atlanta, Ga. 30310 PO. Box 91 18 Manor Way, Glenwood, Fl. 32722 C.P, 148-74100. Taranto,Itz11y 911 Wesr North 81., Porz1and, Indiana 47371 974 Phyllis Ava, Largo, Fl. 33540 5931 Wabash Rd., Orlando. Fl. 32807 Rt. 2, Box 150,'Springf1eld. Ga. 31329 1 100 Madrid Rod, Rockledge Fla. 32955 1100 Madrid Rd., Rockledgc, Fl. 32965 1109 Bumham $1., Cocoa, Fl. 32922 2556 Ben H111 Rd., East Point. Ga: 30344 770 Virginia Cir. Foxes: Park. Ga. 30050 236 Fairway'St. Eden, N.C. 27288 Route 3, Box. 352. Lake Wales, Fl. 33853 4610 7151 Ave. N.. Pinellas Park, Fl. 33565 . Rt. 1,301: 182, Bonheau, SC. 29431 Columbus, Ga. 31903 825 VirginiaAve Salem, Va. 24153 2605 Ben 11111111611325: Point. Ga. 30344 5 14 Georgia' Ave.','lWinder, Ga. 30680 4821 9th Ave. 5., St; Petersburg. Fl. 33711- 2556 Ben Hill Rd., Easr Point, Ga. 30344 2556 Ben H111 Rd., EaszPoint Ga. 30344 1051 25:11 St. N., 5:. Petersburg, F1. 35713, ' 7162 Bluebird Lane. Lithia Springs, Ga. 30057 3118 Sylvan Rd. Suite 117, Hapeville. Ga.' 515 Spencer Dr., Huntsville, Al, 35806 7 PO. Box 142. Anniston, A1. 36210 8441 55th Way N., Pinellas Park, Fl. 33565 RE. 1,-1Temple Ga. 30179 1379 Winburn Dr.,-Ea$t Point. Ga. 30 344 239 49th 51., S. No. 1. St. Petersburg, Fl. 33707 3225 McKenzie Rd., East Point, Ga. 30344 835 Wessex Place, Orlando, F1. 32803 R1. 3.8611 438, Hartselle, Al. 35640 5722 Abeka St Accra, Ghana.W.Afr1ca 607 S 11111181; Sylvania, Ga. 30467 Rt.1.Box 219 A, Rincon, Ga 31326 32 11 McKenzie D127 2048 Neely Ave. ,7E7asz Point. 92130344 3207 Washington Rd. No 3, East Po1nt,Ga. 30344 Rt. 3, Brittain Rd, Douglasville. 611130314 2445 Plantation Dr., Easr Point, 61130344 Rt. 1. Box 125, St. Stephen, S.C. 29479 22 36 Riverbrook D11. Decatur, Ga. 30032 3218 McKenzie Ct, East Point, Ga. 30344 1186 Scodand AVE..ApL11- E 2639 Sky71ine Dr'Co1lege Park, 6217 30337 932 Strathmore Place, Lake Wales, F1 3385 3' 3229 Clover 81., Kingspon Tn. 37664 592 Fayett'evilleRd.Fairbum. Ga. 30213 . '. 'R.R.- oZCummmg. 4516 Ravenwood Dr. , Chattanooga. Tn. P O. Box 22, Lake Hamilton, Fl. 337851 . . .1-12605 Ben H111 Rd., East Point, Ga. 3.0344 : 6717375 Cedarwood D1. C0117ege Park, Ga . ' 2545 Overlook 151-3., East Point. G11 344 1450 Rosada Way Ft. Myers, F1 148 Matsue Akashiishi,71'1yog70-ken,Jap'an 673 ' 1716 Qa11cey Ave.,Ft.Mye1's, 1711133901 East Po1nt,Ga 30344, ,. ' iverdale, Ga.1f30217.4'1. ' . R1. 1, Box 131 A St Stephen; SC, 29479 7' Lamb, Donna Elizabeth 3071 Park St., East Point, Ga. 30 344 Langley, Michael David 2605 Ben H111 Rd., East Point, Ga, 30 344 Lanier, Sandra Ann Amsler Rd., Ellenwood Ga. 30049 Lay, Stephen L. 5203 Browns Mill Rd., Lithonia, Ga. 30058 Lee. JaneT LuAnne 11050 Pleasant Oaks qu Jacksonville, Fl. 32229 Lee, Tommy Eugene 6796 Tralee DL, Lithia Springs, Ga 30057 Lemons, Wanda May 11396 116th St. N., Largo, Fl. 33540 Linthicum, Johnny Richard 7345 Red Oak Rd., College Park, Ga. 30349 London, Janice Louise Route 2 Box 255, Ruffm, NAC, 27326 Ludke. Beverly Ann Route, 3, Box 289, Chester. S.C. 29706 Manning. Brenda Sue Route No. 3, Box 281, Elizabethron, Tn. 37643 Manning, Deborah Elizabeth 6872 Peter Pan Place, Jacksonville, Fl. 32210 Manning, JL Theodore Deering 3209 McKenzie D12, East Point, Ga. 30344 Manuel, Robert Bruce 0 Route 6, Columbus, Id. 47201 Marmolejo, Lionel 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 30344 Marshall, Walter Marcus 117 N. Darlington Place. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115 Massey, Donna Kaye 1605 Momingside CL, Huntsville, Ala, 35 805 Mathewson, Russell Edward 6112 Carla Cr., Lakeland, Fl. 33803 May, Kenneth Milton 507 College 51., Roanoke, A1. 36274 McClintock, John Keith 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 30344 McCoIl, Burce Allan 2033 Seton Dr., Clearwater, Fl. 33515 McElroy, Charles Vleldon 705 Hale Ave., GriHin, Ga. 30223 McEver, Harry Dillon 1954 Oak Valley Rd., Decatur. Ga. 30032 McGuire, Robert Wayne 92 Ann Rustin Dr., Ormond Beach. Fl. 32074 McKinney, Phyllis Louise Rt. 2, Harlan Lane Rd., Villa Rica, Ga. 30180 McLean, Danny Lynn 2095 West Lyle, College Park, Ga. 30337 McMullan, Rmh Lynn 2935 Duke ofGloucester, East Point, Ga. 30344 Melton, 111 Henry Elliot: 162 Pine Valley Rd., Savannah, Ga. 31404 Mills.R1'chardJacob Rt. 2, Box 283K, Roanoke, Va 24019 Mims, Faith Oonsrance ' Rt. 1, Box 24, Harleyville, S.C. 29448 1Minnick, Carrie Lynne 2260 Kenilworth Ava, S. Daytona, F1. 32019 Minion, Jr. Wilford 2790 DeLowe DL, East Point, Ga. 30 344 Monroe, Joseph McDonald 2596 Harmony Way, EaSt Point, Ga. 30344 Monroe. Joyce K 2596 Harmony Way, East Point, Ga. 30344 Moon, Claudette Marie 3694 Madison St., College Park, Ga. 30337 Mooradian, Lucy , 2566 FOrest Trail. Eas: Point Ga. 30344 Moore, Kathy Lynn 69001h Scry Sq. Box 1024. APO New York 09193 'Moom, Lowell Allen 2169 Second Ave, College Park, Ga. 30337 Morris, Barry Owen 3226 McKenzie DL, East Point, Ga. 30344 Morris, David Earl 5091 Derrick Jones Sr., Lot 73, College Park Ga. 30349 Merris, Jr. Hansel C. 343 Fern $1., Bremen, Ga. 30110 Maser; Nancy Gene 2784 Emily Lane, Jacksonville, F11 32207 1 , Mount. Gerald Allen ' 4377 Tuscaloosa Sr., Ft. Myers, F1. 33905 Murphy, Mildred Annette L 2817 Connally Dr.. Atlanta, Ga. 30311 Musick, Wil1iam Lawrence ' Route 7, Terry Lane, Douglasville, Ga. 30134 .Nelson, Jed Garrett 17 W. Central St., Lombard, Il 60148 , Newsome, Anthony Wayne 5750 Mulbranch Rd., Columbus Ga. 31007 Nichols. Jerry Donald Route 1, Brooks, Ga. 30205 Nix, Raye E. 3970 Laura CL, Tucker, Ga, 30084 , Nixon, Robert D, 2605 Ben H111 Rd., East Point, Ga. 30344 , Noblitt. Rebecca Jo 4 3425 Foresrdale Dr., Orlando. Fl. 32808 LNon-is, Cecilia Lanette 1918 McDufEe Rd., Ausrell. Ga, 30001 1Nyemetz, Katherine L015 2531 N.E. 12th CL, Pompano Beach, G1. 33062 5 , Oglesby. Morris WebSter 4 10 W. Nontgomery St., Milledgeville, Ga. 31061 1 Oliver, Rhonda Melissa Route 4. Bishopville, S.C. 29010 Oliver, Robert Wayne 8254 Uxbridge CL, Richmond, Va. 23229 Parke. Judith Ann 1788 Sylvia St.. Austell. Ga. 30001 Paxker, Carol Lynn 7807 Mamata 5L, Jacksonviue, F1. 32217 Parker, John Steve 3499 Rolling Green Ridge S.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30331 Parrish, Rebecca Ruth 3218 Rockbridge Rd., Avondale Esrates, Ga. 30002 Pare, Brenda Kay 1 Route 2, Dallas, Ga.-30132 Pate, Katrina Annetei Route 8 Box 75, Carrollwn. Ga. 30117 Patrick, Barbara An'ne 11544 Nassau D1,, Concord, Tn. 37720 Patterson, James Phillip 2668 Farley Sn. Easr Point, Ga. 30 344 Payne, Leander Renee 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 30 344 Payne, Lewisj. 2605 Ben H111 Rd., East Point, Ga. 30344 1 Pearson, Robert Thomas . 4472 Falcon CL, Conley, Ga. 30027 , Peterson, J1- Edwyn Dale 490 Banks Rd., Fayeueviue, Ga. 30214 Pevey, George Winton 15 Auburn Ln, Rome. Ga. 30161 Philpot, Cindy Teresa 1 Box 159 Route 8, Carollton, Ga. 30117 'Reed, Deborah Anne $Reese. Janet Marie .Rhodes, Jo seph Anthony Pittman, James Edward Poulle, Donna Mae Anrea PO. Box 662, Water Valley, Ms. 5 Central Ave., Swallowfield, Kingston 5, 38965 Jamaica, W.I. Powell, BeniaminO. Proffm, Dennis Lee Puckett, Diane Ellen Pullan MichaelJ. Ramlow, Patricia Marie Randall Steven C Ransom, Harold James Raynor, Robert Layton 5770 Mallory Rd., College Park. Ga. 1 1955 Denise Dr., College Park. Ga. 5 K13445 Bellewood Ave, N., Seminole, Fl. Route 3 Box 1942 No '15. Daytona Beach, F1. 350 Lihcoln Ava, Valparaiso, Fl. PO. Box 522, Marion, A1. 1827 Carson Rd. No 3, Birmingham, A1. 3 4590 Washington RL, College Park. Ga. Route L Box 79, Meadowlands, Mn. 2118 Richards Rd., Augusta, Ga. Route 2, Blairsville, Ga1 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 6782-33rd. Ave., N. St, Petersburg, Fl. 6782-33rd. Ave., N., St. Petersburg, Fl. PO. Box 206, Harleyville, S.C. 812 Con Don D12, Charlesron, S.C. 312 Frandes TL, Daytona Beach, F1. Reinke, Mark Alah Rice, Marion Kay R1ce. Vick1 Lynn Riley, Vivian Annette Rindge, Suzanne Denise Risse, Jr. Joseph Leonard 30349 30349 33542 32019 32580 36756 35215 30349 55765 30806 30512 30344 33710 33710 29448 29412 30218 Ritchey. Gail Lynn Ritchie, Robert Howard Ritchie, Sandra Carol Roberts, 11 John Thomas Robertson, Michael Lee Robinson, Escoe Lloyd 1Bud1 Robinson. Sandra Lynn Roden, Charlotte Ann Roach, James Rodziwicz, William James Rogers, Glen Dale Rogers. Julie K. Rogers, Susan Geraldine Romans, Earl Jay Romans, Tonya Jayne Romines, James Randal Ross, Cecil Thomas Rowe, Gary Wendel Rowe, Jr. William Lloyd Rozier, David Sanders, Jerry Michael Scaffe, Rachael Anita Senect. James Fulton Senette, John W. Shea, Colleen Ann Shields, Joseph Wade Shurtz, Gene Franklin SidelL Jerry A, Simpkins, Jerry Lee Simpson, David Keith Sinclair, Gregory Ray Smith, Jr. Jack Benton Smith. Jacob William Smith, Kathleen Louise Smith, Melvin Douglas Snell, Jr. James Curtis Strange, Arthur Dale Strange, Caryl James Strange, Murray Robert Sturgill. Frank Vincent Suter. Sharon Kay Sweamgin, Evelyn Anne Tanner, Martha Elizabeth Tatum, Deborah Teet, Debbie Ann Terriaco, David Alan Thames, Greg Travis Thomas, Arthur David Thomas, Jerome Q. Thompson, Amelia Vernell Thompson, Jerry Craig Thornley, Rusty Dane Trail, Dennis Wayne Tyree, Terry Wendell Umsretter, Jr.William Vail. Sue Ann Vernon, Laura Beth Voss, Ronnie Joe Waers, Michael Dwayen Walk, Robert Eugene Wallace. Wilbur Ervin Walton, Thomas A. Walz, Carolyn Elizabeth Ward, Paul H. Warner, Pam Lynn Warren, Bernard Samuel Warren. Domrhy Christine Warrick, Marshau Floyd Waters, Charleen Rose Waters, Lester Dean - Watkins, Elizabeth A. Watkins. Frank B. Watkins, Tommy Michael Watson, James Dennis WeStbrook, Joseph L. White, Connie Kay White, Jr. James Greely White, Kenneth Alan White, Lynn Gay Wilcox, Dale Steven Williams, Elizabeth Annc Wilson, KGreg Harrison Wood, Diane Kae Woodruff. Susan Gray Wylds, Cheryl Anne Yates, Daniel M. Yelvenon, Donald Wesley 200k, Charles Philip Zook, Hazel L1 3515 Hilltop Ln., Coma F1. 3207 McKenzie D12, East Point, Ga. 3207 McKenzie DL, East Point, 6211 Route 1 Box 45, Irwinton, Ga. Route L Box 185, Narrows, Va. 21 Duke 51., Jefferson, Ga. Box 96, Vero Beach F1. 4775 Derrick Rd., College Park, Ga. 219 12th St. Atlanta, Ga. PO. Box 427, Bogart, G21. 2605 Ben H111 Rd., Easr Point, Ga. 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 5411 Oates Ave., Port Orange, Fl. Route 4, Cartersville, Ga. 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 6759 Gano D12. 2823 John Day Rd. N.E., Conyers, Ga. Box 10, Temple, Ga. Box 10, Temple, Ga. Huntsville, A1. 1911 La Dawn Ln, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. Route L, Waltonville, 111. 105 San Carlos, Gulf Breeze, F1, 2605 Ben Hill Rd, East Point, Ga. 100 Maplewood Ava. Milledgeville, Ga. 1610 Morningside CL, Riverdale, Ga, 1703 N. Druid H111 Rd., N.E.. Atlanta. Ga. Route 2, Fayetteville. Ga. 2605 Ben Hill Rd., EastPoim, Ga. 1608 E. New Orleans SL, Tampa, F1. 1037 Little Victoria Rd., Route 3, Woodstock, Ga. 32922 30344 30344 31042 24124 30549 32960 30349 30309 30622 30344 30344 32019 30120 30344 30274 30319 30211 30344 33610 30188 30207 30179 30179 35805 30318 62894 32561 30344 31061 517 Escambia, Indian Harbor Beach, F1. 940 Harrington Dr., Milledgeville, Ga. 2605 Ben Hill REL. East Point, Ga. 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 2602 Pitkin Ln., Huntsville. A1. 2901 Laurel Ln., 5215: Point, Ga. 2901 Laurel 1.11., East Point, Ga. 2901 Laurel Ln., East Point, Ga. Clearwater, F1. Roswell, Ga. East Point, Ga. 1032 Stewart Ave., Atlanta, Ga. 2670 Pos: Oak Tritt Rd., Marietta, G21. 8276 San Jose TL, Jonesboro, Ga. 2605 Ben H111 Rd., EaSI Point, Ga. 3271 Enon Rd., College Park, Ga. Route 2 Box 631, Vincmom, A1. 3049 Cloverhurst DL, East Point, Ga. 2572 Graywell 51., East Point, Ga. 825 Co1umbia Rd., Orangeburg, S.C. Route 1 Box 45; Bonneau, SAC. Rome 1 Box 233. Dublin, Va. 1610 E. Louisiana Ave, Tampa, F1. 2146 Casrlewood St, East Point, Ga. 4316 Fairfield Ave. 8., St. Petersburg, FL 2931 Palm Dr., Easr Point, Ga. East Point, Ga. 7403 Langford Way, Orlando, Fl. 9198-82nd Way N., Largo, F1. 1247 Union 51., 125 Corral CL, 2713 Dodson Dr., 3 2224 Plantation Dr., 31061 30344 30344 30344 35910 30344 30344 ' 30344 33515 30075 30344 30310 30060 30236 30344 30349 35179 30344 30344 29115 29431 24084 33610 30344 33711 30344 30344 32807 33542 PO. Box 13130, Chesapeake. Va. 5107 Fourth St., Morrow, Ga. East Point, Ga. 3201 Henderson M111 Rd., Chamblee, Ga. 9218 Kilgore Rd., Orlando, FL 700 Fifth St., W., Hampton, S.C. 700 Fifth 51,, W., Hampton, S.C. 2605 Ben 1111le., Easr Point,Ga1 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga, 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. PO. Box 4563: Whitesburg, Ga. PO. Box 4563, Whitesburg, Ga. Route L. Box 41, Eden, N.C. 1567 E. Harvard Ava, College Park, Ga. 2605 Ben Hill Rd. No 2, Eas: Point, Ga. 2651 Rantin DL, 30260 30344 30341 32811 29924 29924 30344 30344 30344 30185 30185 27288 30337 30344 Route 5, Box 30, BlueEeld, W. Va. 24701 4090 Janice Dr., Easr Point, Ga. East Poiht, Ga. PO. Box 1034 Moncks Corner, S.C. 1345 Mary L. Rd., Clearwater, F1, 4090 Janice Dr., 107 Vaughn Memorial Dr., Selma, Al. 18 Fox Hill Rd., Hampton; Va, Maitland, F1. Waverly. Oh. 1621 Huron T12, 209 Mullens St., 30344 30344 29461 33515 36701 23669 32751 456903 2207 Silverdale Rd1, Augusra, Ga 30906 Hoschton, Ga. 1007 Mangum, Selma, A1. 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point, Ga. 2605 Ben Hill Rd., East Point. Ga. 30548 36701 30344 30344 125 Time counts for us. It tallies the scars and the heartaches, combined with the good times and fun times, And computes our recollections. We can't ignore it, or stop it, or alleviate it. We must reckon with it, plan for it, deal with it on its own terms. 128 129 130 56qugov Tov kdgov. But time is not the last force. We are not totally forever at its mercy. For God lives above time. He does not consider it of ultimate importance. He exists beyond time to all times and no time. God is in whom we trust, The same yesterday, today, and forever. He sees the future w He is there. He sees the past we can only remember. He walks with us in the present, advising as He views the road ahead, teaching from the hard paths left behind, providing security in the midst of uncertain turmoil. And Time, indifferent, unrespecting, relentless, is suddenly stripped ofits awe-inspiring dominion in the light of the Blessed Son. 151 $meW - 50M. WWWWWW WWWM WW - MWWJWFWWWWW J 132 - MW 6W WW VwW 9W gW Mgm W 73.1? 9A I -:I s - . .. I z ' , I a I:- I .I I I n a nu e I , I ?- - H i. 5 . a I .'- - 7 . I I . '4 i! . 'A a . a: . 9E 19.1 h; . .3131: - 'I' :n- I I I II .5 LI? a I - I I North Carolina I Winsfon-Sulem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY BILL WOLFE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA