Augusta College - White Columns Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1959 volume:

LIBRARY AUGUSTA COLLEGE CHARLES GUY CORDLE COLLECTION i M EA D QU A.RT E.KS REESE LIBRARY Augusta College Augusta, Georgia a S?5«i?J iffiS9SfiP 3l- ' v: • ' .■« .., • i . ZiT ir K+, - STA COLLEq V COLUMNS U§TA(X)LEEGE f fetJSTA « ■ ' Mmm 1 We, the students of Augusta College to play a major role in the expa this new unit of the University Georgia. The purpose of this book is to capture the school year 1958-1959— the people, the classes, the events — and hold it for those days u ' hen the passing of time will have caused even vivid memories to fade. Marguerite Sikes Editor DEDICATION In appreciation of his sincere interest in the students of Augusta College and of his devotion to his work, this second volume of WHITE COLUMNS is dedicated to Mr. Chester M. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton are shown in their lovely English style home on Henry Street. The Suttons attend an Augusta College basketball game. IB  t.-i| B H i , vf la y r 1 ).  V pi Bbl i 1 -- n M ' ' im ■ ■t; ' ( 0 M29 K w ii M R HmI mL lT fF PpMH mt :.; ifi n •i SJ PI J HHB| :L. --ZI;;;; zSMflr ' 1© k ' h| ijj lGB ' i 38 B Sa • 7 h| J«X , i [] jE8ak 4 11 ra H fli : i .J • ■ 1 ly AL JMitW ■ jp„: - f - -«■ --V On the Historic Augusta College Campus . . . The student center is a popular spot between classes. GLIMPSES OF STUDENT LIFE Chess is becoming increasingly popular at Augusta College. Young artists find much to sketch on this beautiful campus. Students take a break on registration day. REFLECT MANY VARIED ACTIVITIES Several of the boys organize a football game between classes. Some of the students use the photographed for target practice. CLASSES ALGEBRA Students learn fundamental operations with imaginary numbers. PHYSICS Mr. Talley demonstrates the principle of the in- clined plane. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Jim Burns explains the Annual Report of the Georgia Railroad Bank to the business organiza- tion and management class. BIOLOGY 13 ART Hubert Starzer completes a practice exercise in engineering drawing. ENGINEERING DRAWING CHORUS Avis Rollins does a pencil sketch while Charles Bailey completes a water color. Miss McConnell ' s choral group practices a new number. 14 PSYCHOLOGY Mr. Galloway points out the psychology used in effective advertising. SHORTHAND Secretarial students gain speed in shorthand through practice. ENGLISH Mr. Cowling ' s English class listens to a recording of Chaucer ' s Canterbury Tales. ' IS HIGHLIGHTS . . . College students in the Augusta area enjoy the Inter-Varsity Christmas party, given by the Augusta College chapter. On registration day this scene is a familiar one as stu- dents arrange their schedules for the coming quarter. The Student NEA sponsors the King of Hearts Valentine Dance. At the BELLRINGER ' S Halloween party Mr. Cowling forsees a shocking future for an Augusta College student. Candidates campaign vigorously for Student Council offices. Zeke Ward smiles as his date, Barbara Tucker, is aowned Miss Christmas Belle. OF 1958-1959 17 Get a load of that new teacher ! There are certain entrance requirements, you know. But fine tobacco is Cheese it, Cheyenne! Then There Were The Phantom strikes again ! To throw or not to throw Ambush at Galloway Gap Scenes Like These !««••• m L % 4 ADMINISTRATION AND • ' n. Hf X -r ' C ' If s (V - ' V - ■vfis.i ' FACULTY DR. GERALD B. ROBINS PRESIDENT 22 REGISTRAR S. LEE WALLACE DEAN JAMES W. CLARK 23 MRS. ELIZABETH W. ANDREW B.A., Syracuse University; M.S., Syra- cuse University; Further graduate study, University of Georgia. Biology MRS. MONIQUE D. BOYCE A.B., University of Georgia; M.A., University of Georgia. English, ScKial Science CHARLES GUY CORDLE B.A., Trinity College; M.A., Trinity College; M.A., University of Georgia. History, Political Science Chairman, Social Science Division KEITH COWLING N.S.A.M., F.R.S.A., Plymouth College of Arts and Crafts; Burderop Park; Teachers ' Training College (England) ; Further graduate study, Universities of Venice (Italy), Birmingham, Reading, and Exeter (England). English, Art, and Fine Arts Appreciation FACULTY MRS. JOANNE A. DAVIS B.S., Northwestern University; M.A., Colum- bia University. English HARRY DOLYNIUK B.A., North Dakota State Teachers College; M.A.T., University of Indiana; Further grad- uate study, Mercer University. Chemistry 24 JOHN EVANS EUBANKS A.B., Wofford College; A.M., Wof- ford College; A.M., Columbia Universi- ty; Further graduate study, Columbia University, American Academy (Italy). Political Science, History NORMAN L. GALLOWAY B.S., Murray State Teachers College; M.A., George Peabody College; Fur- ther graduate study, George Peabody College. Sociology, Psychology, Economics MRS. GERALDINE HARGROVE B.S., Georgia State College for Women; M.Ed., University of South Carolina. Education, Psychology MISS AMY SANDRA McCONNELL B.M., Converse College Conservatory; M.M., School of Sacred Music, Union Theological Seminary. Voice FACULTY JESSE L. McDANIELS A.B., Bowling Green College of Commerce; M.A., George Peabody College; Further grad- uate study, George Peabody College. Business Administration Chairman Business Administration Division HENRY OSGOOD READ Ph.B., Emory University; M.A., Emory Uni- versity; M.A., Columbia University; Further graduate study, Columbia University, Uni- versity of California, Emory University, Uni- versity of Georgia. English Chairman, Humanities Division 25 JOE MAYS ROBERTSON B.S., Clemson College; M.A., University of Florida; Further graduate study, University of Florida. Mathematics Chairman, Science Division NORMAN C. SMITH B.S., Georgia Institute of Technology. Engineering drawing FACULTY MRS. KATHLEEN D. SOSBY A.B., Piedmont College; M.A., Appalachian State Teachers Col- lege. Librarian CHESTER McKINLEY SUTTON A.B., Guilford College; A.B., Haverford College; M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina; Fur- ther graduate study, University of North Carolina, Duke University. English JOSEPH LECONTE TALLEY B.S., University of Georgia; M. S., Mercer University; Further graduate study, Columbia Uni- versity. Physics MISS BEVERLY JEAN WILLIAMS B.S., Bob Jones University; M.A., George Peabody College. Secretarial Science PERCY WISE A.B,, University of South Carolina; M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina; Further graduate study. University of Poitiers (France), Duke University, University of Illinois, New York University, Salt- illo State Teachers College (Mexico). French, Spanish BERNICE T. COLLINS Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds MRS. IDA C. FRIEDMAN Bookstore Manager STAFF MRS. DORIS C. COOK Secretary MRS. PATSY W. DOWLING Secretary MRS. RUTH H. SHAW Secretary MRS. MARTHA B. UMSTEAD Bookkeeper 27 imm :Sa,- yt - i:: SOPHOMORES P m V P OFFICERS DAVID BUTCH MYRICK President REX HANNAH Vice President MARY HELEN McGINTY Secretary-Treasurer BARBARA BEST Representative MARY NELL DUNN Representative BUTCH MYRICK SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class of 1959 is the first class to complete two full years in Augusta College at its new location, the site of the historical Augusta Arsenal. In 1957 the freshmen elected as their president Tony Atkins, who also served as vice president of the Student Council. Gail Bennett was secretary-treasurer and Student Council representatives were Barbara Best, Mary Helen McGinty and Jeanette Bodenhamer. Tony and Mary Helen were voted Freshman Favorites. Several changes were effected in 1958. The Junior College of Augusta was renamed Augusta College and was placed under the University System of Georgia. As a result, it began operating imder the quarter system. Butch Myrick and Mary Helen McGinty represented the school as Mr. and Miss Augusta College. Barbara Tucker reigned over the Christmas Belle Ball, which will become a tradition of the college. 30 MADELINE RUTH ALDRED Carefree as the day is long ... a won- derful friend . . . possesses a jolly laugh. JULES NORMAN ANTOPOLSKY Never worries ... his every day and every minute is filled with living to the limit. SOPHOMORES JOHN MARVIN APPLEWHITE Ambitious . . . nice smile . . . intelligent . . . never too busy to do his best. GAIL MARSHA BENNETT Only one life, ' twill soon be past; only what ' s done for Christ will last . . . interested in church work . . . willing to help in any task. BARBARA ELAINE BEST Models frequently . . . plans to be a secretary . . . olive complexion . . . eyes that match her hair. Student Council, ' 58, ' 59; Sophomore Editor, WHITE COLUMNS, ' 59; Cheer- leader, ' 59; Secretary, Intervarsity, ' 59. 32 Finding the water too cold for a swim, Ruth, Sonny, Barbara, and Gail relax beside the pool. Shades of Kids ' Day ! Not necessarily, this is a pleasant pastime for any age. 34 ANNE CURTIS BLOUNT A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenance. One in a thousand . . . never seen without a smile . . . plans to be a social worker . . . WHITE COLUMNS, Activities Editor, ' 59; President, Intervarsity, ' 59; Dean ' s List, ' 59; Dramatic Club, ' 59. GORDON M. BRACK Success comes to those who work for it . . . shows promise of becoming a successful businessman . . . drawing and photography are his idea of fun. BRETT OLIVER BRUNNER Witty personality . . . friendly to every- one . . . liked by all. Not many can compare with him. SOPHOMORES JAMES LEO BURNS Business major . . . His sincerity and ambition will enable him to go far in his chosen field. RAYMOND EDGAR BUSH Possesses good qualities . . . high ideals . . . ambitious . . . sure to have a. success- ful future. 35 DELANO F. CASTLEBERRY Energetic . . . loves parties , . . compound of frolic and fun . . . the only one of his kind. JANIE VAN CHALKER A small bundle of everything nice . . . conscientious ... a smile for everyone . . . likes to travel. SOPHOMORES HARRIETTE ELIZABETH COLLINS Dark eyes . . . lovely hair that frames a smiling face ... In rain or sunshine she wears a merry smile. EUNICE RACHELS CRAWFORD Good student . . . sweet disposition . . . Friendship springs from her every tone. ANN GRACE CROMER A true friend is hard to find . . . capable student ... a brain full of knowledge. Future Teachers, ' 58, ' 59. 36 Eunice, Janie, and Ann brush up on croquet ■ :ith Delano as their coach. 37 Tom, Gail, and Henry arrive for a first period class. THOMAS J. CULPEPPER Good character . . . friendly word for all . . . high spirits . . . Once youi friend, always your friend. JOHN KENNETH DAVIDSON Enjoys reading and dancing . . . kind- hearted . . . merry . . . laughs away care . . . We are always what we make ourselves. Dean ' s List, ' 58; Circle K, ' 58, ■59; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 59. MARGIE GAIL DOWD Her feelings are all true ... a bundle of simplicity and quietness . . . does her work well. Newberry College: Indians ' Staff, ' 58; May Court, ' 58; NEA, ' 58. SOPHOMORES RALPH EARL DRAWHORNE Reserve mind . 1 . . . good . . The time natured . . to learn is . gentle now. HENRY A .DUNN Let me live as fellow Circle be happy as long as I ' m . . . enjoys K, ' 59. long as I live, and happy ... a quiet having fun. MARY NELL DUNN Cute and sweet — can that be beat? Smart and ambitious . . . full of fun ... a delightful person indeed. BELL RINGER, ' 58; WHITE COL- UMNS, ' 58, ' 59; Speech Club, ' 58 Dean ' s List, ' 58; J-Cay Coed Club, ' 59 Student NEA, ' 59; Student Council, ' 59 Phi Theta Kappa, ' 59. GLENDA MAE ESKEW My mind is made up . . . don ' t confuse me with facts. An ardent supporter of athletics, a great sport in more ways than one. Her future career? Physical Educa- tion, of course. Board of Education Scholarship, ' 58; Augusta College Tennis Team, ' 58; Max- well Foundation Scholarship, ' 59; Bap- tist Student Union, ' 59; Intervarsity, ' 59. SOPHOMORES CAROLYN O. FAGLIE A constant friend is a thing rare to find. Petite . . . charming personality. WHITE COLUMNS Literary Editor, ' 58; Bell Ringer, ' 58, 59. VERA DEAN FLORENCE Her smile, her speech, her winning way wills all trouble ' s mood away. Dubbed Button by her friends . . . talkative and lively ... a personality overflowing with fun. JANE ELIZABETH GIBSON When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Intelligent . . . success is her goal. WHITE COLUMNS, ' 59. 40 Mary Nell, Glenda, and Jane get ready to go to a basketball game. Ernest, John, and Don exchange a day ' s classes for a hunting trip. 42 THOMAS LEONARD GIUSTO A future bright as sushine ... He does his work well . . . always a friendly Hello. JOHNNY LLEWELLYN GOSHORN One of the best things to have up your sleeve is a funny bone. Nice boy . . . always cheerful. DON ANTHONY GRANTHAM Salesman at Southern Security Life In- surance Co., Health and happiness are a person ' s birthright . . . enjoys skiing and golf. SOPHOMORES ERNEST THEODORE HAHN Conscientious . . . hot rod and custom car enthusiast . . . courteous . . . any- thing worth doing at all is worth doing well. Student NEA, ' 59. JOHN THOMAS HAMMOND Laughter sprinkled with sincerity . . . possesses qualities for a good teacher . . . a helpful, understanding friend to all . . . as good natured as he can be. Annual Staff, ' 58; Circle K Club, ' 58, ' 59; Student NEA, ' 58, ' 59. McKENNIE HARDWICK Talkative . . . thoughtful . . . likeable. The only way to get ahead is to use the one you ' ve got. BENJAMIN HARMON A likeable fellow with amusing ways . . . enjoys the company of people and people enjoy his company. SOPHOMORES KATHRYN KELLY HARPER Better known as Tinka ... a pretty girl with beautiful blond hair . . . good figu. ' -e . . . loves golf . . . became a Mrs. recently. THOMAS HAYDEN Sincere . . . eager to learn . . . studious . . . ambitious . . . quiet but not idle. SALLY HILL Full of fun , . . delightful sense of hu- mor . . . refreshing personality ... in- dividuality has its own rare and special flavor. 44 Tinka and Sally need two more for bridge. Any players ? 45 Lila, Jerry, Napier, Beth, and Donnie get together in the student center for a snack. 46 MARY ELIZABETH HILSMAN Beth . . . The twinkle in her eyes makes you happy all the day ... a charming person . . . Her glance is the best of the rays that surround thee . . . WHITE COLUMNS Staff, ' 59. PALMER F. HOGAN Donnie . . . keen dresser . . . friendly to everyone ... a true gentleman . . . It is not how long, but how well we live . . . Sure to become a successful banker. NAPIER TEDARDS HOLLAND Let knowledge grow from more to more ... a dependable, efficient student with a capable mind ... A combination of seriousness and good humor is always admired. SOPHOMORES GERALDINE SAXON HUNNICUTT Jerry . . . polite . . . dependable and friendly . . . sincere and forthright . . . Rare is she who takes time to be nice. LILA CATHERINE JACKSON Never sad . . . makes everyone feel happy and gay . . . There ' s mischief in this lass, so sweet and cheerful. KAY HAVIRD JARRELL Dependable . . . conscientious student ... a gentle and soft voice . . . Success leads the pathway of her life, ROSEMARIE THERESA JENNINGS Her friends call her Rosie . . . has a friendly word for all . . . always in style . . . works part time at J.B. White ' s. President, NEA, ' 58; Member of NEA, ' 59; BELL RINGER Staff, ' 58, ' 59. SOPHOMORES GENE FLETCHER JOHNSON Dependable and nice . . . never too busy to do his best . . . always carries a smile upon his face. LESLIE RICHARD JOHNSON Laughs away care . . . nice ... a kind heart makes for success. KENDALL ELLIS KITCHENS Flying is his hobby . . . always possess- es a cheerful hello ... has a multitude of friends . . . Trouble never troubles me. Circle K, ' 58, ' 59. 48 Kay, Leslie, Rosemarie, and Gene are ready to take off with Ken (second from left) at the controls Carolyn, Jackie, and Brantley pause to talk before going to class. 50 JACQUELINE ANNE KNIGHT Work is work and must be done; yet as I work, I have my fun . . . tall of stature . . . always sweet. WHITE COLUMNS Editor, ' 58, Ad- vertising Manager, ' 59; Business Club, ■59. BRANTLEY EUGENE KUGLAR Kug . . . good-natured . . . unselfish . . . true. AH wish to know but few the price will pay. Grammar School Coach, ' 58. RICHARD JENNINGS LEE Has a multitude of friends . . . sober and steadfast . . . liked by everyone, everywhere. SOPHOMORES CAROLYN DAHLIA LEONARD Never too serious, not too gay, but a rare girl in every way . . . reserved ap- pearance ... an accomplished pianist . . . she is certain to be ' an efficient sec- retary. Business Club, ' 59. ROBERT R. LUCKY His friendship is golden to everyone . . happy-go-lucky . . . The most wasted day of all is the one in which we have not laughed. Basketball Team, ' 58, ' 59; Grammar School Coach, ' 58, ' 59; Pres., BSU, ' 59. VIVIEN CAROLYN MARSHALL Cutest page boy around . . . quiet . . . poised . . . small of stature, but large of heart. Dean ' s List, ' 58. SANDRA EVALINE MARTIN A lovely girl we ' ve all admired whose pleasant ways are much desired ... a delightful blend of prettiness and ability. BELL RINGER Staff, ' 58; WHITE COLUMNS, ' 58. SOPHOMORES RALPH WILLIAM MASON Friendly smile. . . jovial . . . smile at the world and the world smiles back at you. SYMM H. McCORD Intensely interested in medicine . . . He ' ll do well in that field . . . quiet mannered, but at the same time friendly and fun-loving. Treasurer Circle K, ' 58, Vice President, ' 59. ELVYN JOSEPH McDONALD Let your light so shine ... pastor of the Martinez Methodist Church . . . very dedicated . . . hard worker. 52 Such service ! E. J. and Symm toast marshmallows for Vivien. J. T., Bitsy, and Mary Helen make a pleasing center of interest for a picture by Ed Meloan. LUCILLE McDonald Bitsy . . . She does her part with a willing heart . . . enjoys riding horses . . . sweet smile and personality. MARY HELEN McGINTY Her loveliness increases . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . petite . . . attractive . . . popular . . . active leader. Student Council, ' 58, Vice President, ' 59; Secretary Sophomore Class, ' 59; WHITE COLUMNS, ' 58, ' 59; Vice President of Intervarsity, ' 59 BETTY LYNN McKENZIE Full of vim, zip, and vitality . . . sweet . . . smiling face . . . nonchalant . . . to be pleasing to all is an art worth cultivating. SOPHOMORES EDWARD FOWLER MELOAN A camera bug . . . ambitious . . . em- ployee of WRDW-TV as sunshine. future bright JESSE THOMAS MOSLEY, JR. The time to be happy is now . . . easy- going. DAVID LEE MYRICK Butch ... the outdoor type . . . ath- letic . . . specialty is basketball . . . . . . popular student leader. Most Versatile, ' 58; Grammar School Coach, ' 58; President, Circle K, ' 58; Basketball, ' 58, ' 59; President, Sophomore Class, ' 59; President, Student Council, ' 59; Circle K, ' 59. WINDELL DEAL NeSMITH A young man rare . . . not too serious, not too gay . . . dependable. WHITE COLUMNS, ' 58; Veterans ' Club, ' 58; Circle K, ' 58, ' 59. SOPHOMORES THOMAS EDWARD NEWMAN Sincere in what he does . . . quiet in manner . . . always has a smile for everyone. SUSAN HUNTER NEWTON A smart, likeable girl . . . sure to go places in the teaching field . . . NEA, ' 58, ' 59; Editor-in-Chief, BELL RINGER, ' 59; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 59. ELAINE NICHOLSON The dearest of the dear . . . loaded with spice . . . delightful personality. Secretary-Treasurer, Speech Club, ' 59. 56 Windell, Butch, Susan, and Thomas gather at one of the most historic spots on the campus. Si 57 Lamar and Bill are about to make a motorq ' cle twosome as Rosemary wishes them Bon Voyage. 58 WILLIAM GERALD PARDUE Never do today what can be put otf until tomorrow gem of a friend. BILL PETERS Keep walking, you ' re certain to make a step in the right direction . . . tall . . . dark . . . sophisticated . . . broad shoul- ders. NOEL LAMAR PRICE Every inch sincere . . . unselfish . . . true . . . has friends throughout the country- side. SOPHOMORES ROSEMARY SHEILA RAM A gentle youth and maiden gay . . . vivacious . . . bundle of energy . . . University of Miami: Honors, ' 58, Stu- dent Body Government, ' 58; HURRI- CANE Staff, ' 58; Pep Club, ' 58; Augusta College: Feature Editor, BELL RINGER. ' 59; Speech Club, ' 59. JACK L. RICHARDSON Extremely nice and relaxingly quiet . . . when he speaks everyone listens. 59 MARTHA SHADLE RINGSON Blue eyes . . . beautiful golden hair . . . a popular maid. WHITE COLUMNS Staff, ' 58; Asso- ciate Editor, BELL RINGER, ' 58; BELL RINGER Staff, ' 59; JCAY, ' 58; Dean ' s List, ' 58, ' 59; Treasurer, Speech Club, ' 59. HELEN PATRICIA ROBERTS A merry light gleams from her eyes . . . genuine friend . . . winning ways. WHITE COLUMNS Staff, ' 58, SOPHOMORES SAMUEL GEORGE RONEY Sam . . . His honor is dearer to him than his own life ... a nice person to be acquainted with . . . polite. JAMES LAMAR ROSS Devil-may-care ... a man about town . . . another like him is hard to find. CEFERINO C. SALAZAR Courteous ... a true friend . . . sensible . . . high erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. 60 Patsy, James, Ceferino, and Martha match their skills at shuffleboard 61 Ed holds his pet ocelot while Linda and Bill look toward the camera for reassurance. 62 WILLIAM JOSEPH SALLEY A likeable fellow , . , nice looking . . . enjoys sports . . . sober, steadfast, loyal. Circle K, ' 58, President, ' 59; Grammar School Coach, ' 58, ' 59. EDWARD C. SELF Whatever task he was called upon to do, he accomplished well . . . possesses versatility through his many activities . . . will make good in career of his choice. Physics Lab Assistant, ' 59; Science Club, ' 59. JOHN WILCOX SHEEHAN Gay . . . carefree . . . live your own life full and free. Business Club, ' 59. SOPHOMORES LINDA SHERIDAN Talented . . . poised . . . liked by everyone . . . her father is a missionary . . . her every tone is music ' s own, like those of morning birds. WHITE COLUMNS, ' 59; BELL RING- ER Staff, ' 59; Intervarsity, ' 59. BARBARA ANN SMITH Dark eyes . , . dark hair . . . pretty mouth ... A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. 63 DOROTHY L. SMITH Homemaker . . . likes gardening . . . interested in government . , . her heart is open as the day. RALPH EDWARDS SWORDS Likes to sleep and eat . . . witty ... if women interfere with work, quit work. SOPHOMORES HOWARD OLIVER TABB Better known as Bubba . . . carefree . . . jolly . . . nice. Vice President, Speech Club, ' 59. PATRICIA ETHEL TANKERSLEY Sweet personality . . . feelings that are all true friends. a heart with room for many JACK C. TOMLIN Tall . . . easy going . . . capacity for fun . . . Trouble never troubles him. 64 Pat, Jack, and Ralph enjoy potato chips and cokes 65 For Barbara, Jim, and Jimmy there ' s nothing like hamburgers and cokes. 66 HENRY HALL TOWNES Gentleman . . . jovial . . . always non- chalant . . . For certain he is a young man rare. BARBARA LOUISE TUCKER Babs soft . ality . light. . . Her voice is pleasing and very friendly . . . great person- . a walking dream of life and JIM USRY Truth is the highest thing that man may hold . . . devoted efforts bring enormous results . . . interested in politics and history. SOPHOMORES JAMES ALAN VOWELL Jimmy . . . talkative . . . never meets a stranger . . . There lies a great deal of deviltry beneath his mild exterior. Basketball Team, ' 58, ' 59; Golf Team, ' 58, ' 59. WILLIAM A. WALKER Capable . . . aims for the top . . . high ideals for the future. SARAH ANNE WALTON A talented artist . . . give her a task and it will be well done . . . loved by everyone, everywhere . . . always has a smile especially for you. Library Scholarship, ' 58; WHITE COL- UMNS, ' 58, Art Editor, ' 59; Intervarsity ' 59; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 59. ELIZABETH RIORDAN WARD Betsy ... A sparkling personality . . . expressive eyes . . . popular with every- one . . . makes an adorable cheerleader. Business Club, ' 59; JCAY Club, ' 58; Cheerleader, ' 59. SOPHOMORES PAUL WILLIAM WARD Friendly . . . smiling face . . . likes sports . . . happy-go-lucky . . . man about campus . . . better known as Zeke . . . over-flowing personality and a generous spirit. MARTHA ANN WARREN The hand that follows intellect will achieve . . . brain and common sense . . . pleasant to be with . . . BELL RINGER Staff, ' 59; Photographic Editor, WHITE COLUMNS, ' 59; In- tervarsity, ' 59. ROSALYN WELCH WATERS An interesting personality ... a sense of humor ... a heart that is open to everyone. 68 Zeke, Rosalyn, Anne, Betsy, and Ann leave for the game in Savannah. 69 Miller and James give Judy some pointers on tennis. MILLER LESLIE WATKINS Darby . . . lots of fun to be with . . . mischievous . . . never lets lessons inter- fere with pleasure . . . There are some men born to look the best, And by right lead all the rest. JAMES C. WEATHERLY Full of laughter . . . full of pep . . .good natured . . . steadfast in thought . . . Not that I love not to study, but that I love fun more. JUDITH WEEKS Judy . . . cute . . . smiling face . . . happy heart . . . fashioned so tended) . . . young and so fair. SOPHOMORES ANNE MARIE WEIGLE Rie . . . pretty and petite . . . full of friendly assurance. Business Club, ' 59. PHILIP GREGORY WEIGLE Bo ... A big man ... a big heart . . . friendly personality . . Basketball Team, ' 58, ' 59. high spirits. RAMONA ELIZABETH WESTBROOK She studies hard, thinks quietly, talks gently and acts friendly . . . enjoys bowling ... is her church secretary. WHITE COLUMNS Staff, ' 58; BELL RINGERS Staff, ' 58, ' 59; NEA, ' 58, ' 59; Phi Theta Kappa, ' 59. GEORGE WILLIAMS Individuality has its own rare and special flavor . . . Thursday comes and the week is gone. SOPHOMORES JUDITH ANN WOLEBEN Ambitious . . . smart ... a good personality . , . Live each day as if it were the last. FAT GIT YEE Quiet . . . hard working . . . friendly . . Friendship is the wine of life. 72 Judy, Fat Git, and Ramona take turns playing singles FRESHMEN OFFICERS BARBARA BRENNECKE President BILL KUHLKE Vice President JERRY LOGAN Secretary-Treasurer JACK PADGETT Representative DAVID PEE WEE WARD Representative Barbara Brennecke FRESHMEN Jerry Logan Barbara Brennecke Jack Padgett Bill Kuhlke Eugene Accerbi Janette Allmond Harry K. Anderson, Jr. W. Lansdell Anderson, Jr. Ray Antopolsky Mary Margaret Arbogast FRESHMEN Peggy Atkinson Anna Avrett Bill Barksdale Virginiann Baston Susan Beasley Barbara Bedingfield Miriam Belfor Mack Bentley Phyllis Blankenship 77 Carl Bogoslawsky Frank Booth Fred Bostrom Ray Boswell Carol Bottoms Otis Bowman, Jr. George Boyd Martha Brannen Linn Brantley FRESHMEN Klenke Bredenberg Barbara Brennecke Sara Brewer Jackie Brooks Sandra Broome Betty Brown Doris Bruce Barbara Budnaitis Patsy Burton Boyce Butler Carolyn Butler Doris Dee Butler Birdie Byrd Mary Campbell Ira Cartee FRESHMEN Curtis H. Carter Tom Chandler Henrietta Clanton Jane Clark Jimmy Clark Sybil Clark Weldon H. Clark, Jr. Charlotte Cleland Allen Clifford Jeanette Collins Jerry Collins Vivian Collins FRESHMEN Janet Cone Elizabeth Connell Walter L. Connell Edna Cotter Collene Coursey Joyce Coursey Gail Cowart Jane Cox Donna Daniel 80 Mary F. Darnell Joe Davall Mary Christine Deas B. F. Delaigle, Jr. Ted deTreville Ray Dickens ■ ' ««4i., ikiiZ FRESHMEN Joanne Dill Leila L. Dill Ernest Dinkins Edward Berton Dixon Willie B. Dukes Pepper Ellison Bob Erichsen Charles Etterle Gwen Ferguson 81 Scott Ferguson Edward Ferrall Glenn Fields James D. Folds Jack Foreman Kathryn Fox Tommy Freeland Oliver Freeman Charles Garren FRESHMEN Tommy Gibbs Patricia Goff Rose Gomillion Lessie Mae Gray David Graybill Jeanette Green George Griffith Cooper Guy Lydia Hahn William Hall Frankie Hammond Barbara Lee Harley Henri Harrison Joan Harrison Edward Harveston FRESHMEN Arlene Hatcher Ray Heath Jimmy Hewett Robert Hoffman Ruth Holiey Jewell Hollins Margie Holloway Nedra Ann Hooks Bob Hough £, M Faye Humphrey Hal Humphrey John R. Hunnicutt Jr. FRESHMEN Eugene Hydrick James E. Jester Jackie Johns Sam Johnson Randy Jones Jack Keane David Kearse Henry H. Kearse Kay Kearsey 84 Peggy Kelly Dixon Kilbourne Helen Kirkland Louise L. Knight John H. Knutti Jr. Bill Kuhlke FRESHMEN Georgia Langford Robert Langston Patsy Laster Richard Allen Lawson Caroline Le Roy Charles Gerald Logan George S. Logan Brenda Long Jerry Long 85 Tommy Lowe Dean Maddox Sandra Mashburn DiAnne Mauldin Gerald W. May Vivian McBride Sallie McCorquodale Ann McCoy Joyce McCullough FRESHMEN Herndon McElmurray Ruth K. McElmurray Francis X. McGahee Winona McGhee Randall Mears Briscoe Merry Sister Miller Brenda Miner Carol Mobley William W. Molony Ronnie Moncrief Barbara Moore Frank Mosley Carol Mulherin Mildred Mulherin FRESHMEN Mike Mullin Larry Murphree Robert Murphy Carol Mutimer Tim Neal Sam Newman 1 FRESHMEN Genevieve Pardue Elizabeth Parramore Bill Parrish Harold B. Peacock Julian Pendarvis Vicki Perry Harriet Petty John Thomas Playford Barbara Pollard Douglas Newton D. Noel Nichols Ernest Odom Gerald O ' Hara Claire Owens Jack Padgett, Jr. 88 Bob Poteet Sandra Powell Wyman Powell Bobbie Jean Rachels Kenneth Redd Jack Reese FRESHMEN Edwin Rhymer Lynne Richardson Jimmy Ridlehoover Margaretta Riggin Mary Louise Roberts Loyce Gay Royal Pauletta Russell Robert Sanders Florence Satcher Joan Satcher John Saxpn Shannon Scott Tommy Sessions John Shead Sarah Shearouse Tim Shields Lee Sikes Marguerite Sikes FRESHMEN James Edward Smith Mary Ellen Smith Lee Smith Steven Spence Edwin Barry Speth Hubert Starzer Elizabeth Toni Stone Larry Stone Sarah Stone Lynn Summerville Bebe Tabb Dan Taylor Jimmy Thomas Daniel Thornton Mary Tilby FRESHMEN Pat Timmerman Marshall Toole Jerry Townsend Eleanor Usry Sheila Vaughn R. Joe Vignati Donald Wall Pierce Walker Geneva Walters Jackson Walton David Ward Glenda Ward FRESHMEN Vernon Washington Judy Weathersbee Thomas Wheelin Charles White Nancy Whitehead Dale Wiggins James Wise Pauline Woo Stephen Wright 92 Juanita Wylds Susan Wylds Right: Freshmen take entrance exams before registering. FRESHMEN Student Nurses, Barret School of Nursing 93 iW • • ACTIVITIES . ■ . . - feg:?4. MA tr ' Ifl)- ' -t-. !J«« :=«fi, ' S ' -sei. STAFF MARGUERITE SIKES Editor-in-Chief BARBARA BEST Sophomore Editor BEBE TABB Freshman Editor ANNE WALTON Art Editor JUDY WEEKS Literary Editor ANNE BLOUNT Activities Editor MARY HELEN McGINTY Feature Editor ANN WARREN Photographic Editor RAMONA WESTBROOK Typist Chairman JACK PADGETT Business Manager JACKIE KNIGHT Advertising Manager PERCY WISE KEITH COWLING Advisors Marguerite Sikes posts notices for the staff. WHITE COLUMNS 96 Anne Blount, Ann Warren, Ed Meloan, Linda Sheridan, and Mary Helen McGinty plan pictures. J Anne Walton, Beth Hilsman, Helen Kirkland, and Pat Goff draw 1 layouts for the sophomore portraits. Bebe Tabb, Ruth McElmurray, Lynn Summerville, and Harriet Petty identify and alphabetize freshman portraits. Berton Dixon, Ramona Westbrook, and Jackie Knight plan and type ad pages. Jack Padgett compiles copy for ads. j M % I H E Lu X Rosemarie Jennings, Susan Newton, Rosemary Ram, Ted deTreville, and Francis McGahee make up the dummy. THE BELL RINGER Glenda Ward, Ed Harveston, Judy Weathersbee, and Jackie Brooks file a copy of THE BELL RINGER. 98 Joan Satcher, Susan Wylds, Ann Warren, and Linda Sheridan read THE BELL RING- ER, hot off the press, while Jack Padgett starts on a story for the next issue. . N. % [ 1 M ' f ■pf ' Ti ] M flHjU. I J 1 Judy Woleben, Lydia Hahn, Mary Ellen Smith, Janet Cone, and Sharon Ostafin type and proof- read articles. Zeke Ward, Curtis Carter, and Ed Meloan combine their talents on the sports section. STAFF SUSAN NEWTON Editor-in-Chief TED de TREVILLE Assistant Editor FRANCIS X. McGAHEE Managing Editor ROSEMARY RAMM Feature Editor ROSEMARIE JENNINGS News Editor CURTIS CARTER Art Sditor ZEKE WARD Sports Editor ED MELOAN Photographer ED HARVESTON Circulation Manager MARY ELLEN SMITH Typist Chairman PAT GOFF Classified Editor MRS. MONIQUE BOYCE MRS. JOANNE DAVIS Adv isors 99 Bill Kuhike, secretary-treasurer; Butch Myrick, president; Mar) ' Helen McGinty, vice president; and Mr. Eubanks, advisor, initiate plans for graduation. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED; Barbara Brennecke, Mary Nell Dunn, and Barbara Best address invitations to the Christmas Belle Ball. STANDING: David Ward, Rex Hannah, Jack Padgett, Jerry Logan. 100 I W ( FIRST ROW: Beth Hilsman, Ann Warren, Gail Dowd, Geneva Walters, Georgia Langford. SECOND ROW: Eunice Crawford, Susan Wylds, Ann Cromer, Teddy Hahn, Susan Newton, and Mary Nell Dunn. THIRD ROW; Rosemarie Jennings, Pat Goff, Kay Jarreli, Carol Mutimer, Sandra Mashburn. STUDENT NEA Left to right: Jackie Brooks, treasurer; Ramona Westbrook, president; Mrs. Hargrove, advisor; John Ham- mond, second vice president; Collene Coursey, first vice president; Lydia Hahn, secretary. 101 Left to right: Ann Walton, vice president; Susan Newton, Kay Jarrell, Mary Nell Dunn, Ramona Westbrook, secretary- treasurer. Not Pictured: Dorothy Smith, president; Kenneth Davidson. PHI THETA KAPPA SCIENCE CLUB Left to right: John Playford, Caroline LeRoy, secretary-treasurer; Tom Culpepper, Judy Woleben, Randall Meats, Susan Newton, president; Ed Ferrall, Francis McGahee, Ed Self, vice president; Mike Mullins. 102 SEATED: Harry Anderson, Francis X. McGahee, presi- dent; Weldon Clark, John Playford, secretary-treasurer; Jerry Collins, vice president. STANDING; Charles Bailey, Jackson Walton, Lee Sikes, Randall Mears, Joe Vignati, Brett Brunner. SHA MAT CHESS CLUB BUSINESS CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Riggin, C. Leonard, W. McGee, F. Hammond, J. Cone. SECOND ROW: C. Bottoms, V. Marshall, secretary-treasurer; H. Collins, president; B. Ward, M. Darnell. THIRD ROW: L. Richardson, B. Brunner, A. Haglin, C. Cleland. FOURTH ROW: J. Knight, G. Brack. FIFTH ROW: M. Wadcins, D. Wall, B. Weigle. vice president; J. Burns. 103 FIRST ROW: Dan Per- row, Allen Clifford, Butch Myrick, Don Grantham. SECOND ROW: Carl Bogoslawsky, James Ross, Zeke Ward, Kenny San- ders, Bill Salley. THIRD ROW: Philip Bell, Rex Hannah, Tom Chandler, Bo Weigle, Randy Jones. GRAMMAR SCHOOL COACHES SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Harriet Petty, Carol Bottoms, Faye Humphrey, Barbara Brennecke, Pauline Woo, Richard Lawson. SECOND ROW: Collene Coursey, Caroline LeRoy, Mary Campbell, Carol Mutimer, Glenda Eskew, Loyce Royal. THIRD ROW: Susan Newton, Susan Wylds, Jerry Logan, Juanita Wylds, Sandra Mashburn. FOURTH ROW: Ed Meloan, Jim Burns, Jack Padgett, Marquerite Sikes, Charles Etterle. 104 Below stars: Joe Vignati, John Padgett, treasurer. Left to right on s tairs: Sallie McCorquodale, sec- retary; Martha Ringson, president; Mr. Cowling, advisor; Sharon Ostafin, vice president; Rosemarie Jennings. THESPIANS DEAN ' S LIST FALL QUARTER FIRST ROW: R. McElmurray, H. Petty, E. Usry, K. Fox, G. Ward, J. Cone. SECOND ROW: V. Marshall, P. Woo, M. Roberts, G. Langford, G. Walters, M. Ringson, A. Blount, M. Dunn. THIRD ROW: J. Green, C. LeRoy, K. Jarrell, N. Holland, J. Usry, J. Hammond. FOURTH ROW: M. Sikes, A. Walton, L. Summerville, S. Beasley, J. Smith, L. Anderson, R. Antopolsky. FIFTH ROW: R. Drawhorne, R. Erichsen, J. Weeks, R. Moncrief, W. NeSmith, T. Swift, J. Burns, L. Sikes. 105 FIRST ROW: Thomas Newman, Bill Salley, president; Richard Law- son, Symm McCord, vice president. SECOND ROW: Ed Harveston, Ted deTreville, Jim Weatherly. THIRD ROW: Barry Speth, Tom Culpepper, John Hammond. FOURTH ROW; Otis Bowman, Jack Tomlin, Windell NeSmith. FIFTH ROW: Ed Meloan, treasurer; Doug Newton, Kendall Kitchens, secretary. CIRCLE K INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP SEATED: Anne Blount, president; Mary Helen McGinty, vice president. STANDING: Gail Bennett, treasurer; Barbara Best, secretary. As all students are invited to attend Inter- Varsity meetings, this organization has no definite membership. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Kay Sharon, Barbara, Betsy, Elizabeth, Georgia, Bebe. Betsy Ward, Head Cheerleader Joe Felton, guard; Butch Myrick, forward; Kermit Perry, coach. BASKETBALL Philip Bell goes in for a closely guarded jump shot. 108 BO WEIGLE, forward HUGH McKIE, center AUGUSTA COLLEGE JAGUARS ALLEN HAGIN, guard DON PERROW, guard PHILIP BELL, guard 109 Butch sinks two for Augusta. Ducky Wall, forward; Jimmy Vowell, forward; Sammy Newman, center. Coach Perry talks to the Jaguars just before game time. 110 Left to right; Pierce Walker, Randy Jones, Ducky Wall, Randy Strozier, Tim Shields, Mr. Sutton, sponsor. Not pictured: Jimmy Vowell. GOLF TEAM Randy J., Tim, Randy S., Pierce, and Jimmy watch Ducky drive from the first tee. FEATURES Mr. and Miss Augusta College MARY HELEN McGINTY BUTCH MYRICK Freshman Favorites BEBE TABB BILL KUHLKE ' 41 mm. ,5 ' ' Wz- %. ,.. ■ Most Unforgettable ANNE BLOUNT ZEKE WARD ..Mt .. M ws ii ' i ' ll ' ' !!iMi ' . 1 1 Best Dressed LILA JACKSON DONNIE HOGAN ■ : ' ' ' ' iv3 Most Versatile LINDA SHERIDAN REX HANNAH fc i S SS Heartbreakers VIVIEN MARSHALL MILLER WATKINS Most Likely to Succeed MARY NELL DUNN SONNY APPLEWHITE — jiTi ) Miss Christmas Belle Butch Myrick, president of the Student Council, crowns Barbara Tucker at the Christmas Belle Ball. Barbara ' s escort is Zeke Ward. King of Hearts Pat Timmerman receives the crown from Jackie Brooks at the King of Hearts Valentine Dance, sponsored by the Student NEA. 123 124 Most Handsome JIM BURNS L BEAUTIES Gail Bennett 126 Barbara Best ._ jM. Barbara Tucker 129 ,iiifie Mane Weigh I i llQI -Juan Hood ADVERTIS BE CAREFUL! 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