Augusta College - White Columns Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1962 volume:

;.; =« LIBRARY AUGUSTA COLLEGE m CHARLES GUY CORDLE COLLECTION i - « -j REESE LIBRARY Augusta College Augusta, Georgia WHITE COLUMNS 1 AUGUSTA COLLEGE, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA AUGUSTA COLLEGE CAMP FALL . . .on the same view of the metal rusting year. Lemon, amber, Umber, bronze, and brass, oxblood, damson, Crimson, scalding scarlet, black cedar, And the willow ' s yellow fall to grace. Christopher Fr)- WE, THE STUI )ENTS OF AUGUSTA COLLEGE, PRESEN ' E COLUMN, 1 ' W y-4 ' V Editor— MARTHA LEROY Business Manager— KATHY BRENNAN Advisor— PROFESSOR KEITH COWLING Tov KpaTouvTa pa? 0a K ( 5 ©£05 TTpoocoOgv £0peva5)S Trpoa56pi £Tai DEDICATION We, the students of Augusta College dedicate our 1962 WHITE COLUMNS To Mr. Percy Wise Mr. Wise, we ask you to accept this dedication as a symbol of our appreciation for all you do for us now and for all you have done for many years for Augusta College. We feel that the Greek quotation, which, as you know, comes from a speech of Agamemnon ' s to Clytaemnestra, and means God from afar looks graciously upon a gentle master, might so easily have been especially written for you. It is so very apt, and most appropriate. KITE TABLE OF TENTS PAGE NO. DEDICATION 4 GK. DUATION 1961 10 CORDLE DAY 1 SOPHOMORE PORTRAITS - -. 31 FRESHMAN PORTRAITS .... 6? EVENING STUDENTS 99 FACL ' LTY 105 SPORTS .131 PUBLICATIONS ,..i49 SUPERLATIVES 161 ADVERTISEMENTS 187 The advisor, editor and staff of White Columns 1962 would like to express their sincere thanks to all of those who have helped in so many ways to make this publication possible. THE PRESIDENT, DEANS AND FACULTY OF AUGUSTA COLLEGE Photograph made in front of the Music Studio June, 1961. . ' Pl ' :, ' ' ■ -«JJ ' ' TrH S ' r t ' «L ' «LJ i ' - i. i : , iiiJli ' - t ■ 3 : ' ■ • : ■ ' • ' ' v ... ' « ' iOs- ' -C t: i ' - ' -■ i - ■,:.xfi -...x - ,.K : ' Lj  J lt GRADUATION 1961 The commencement exercise was held on the campus green on Sunday, 4, June, 1961. 10 GRADUATION 1961 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS OF THE ' 61 CLASS (l-r) Al Turner, Ray Maddox, Rebecca Alonzo, Peggy Kelly, Joy Hughes, Byron Gilbert, and Robert Woo GRADUATION 1961 Dr. Gerald B. Robins President of Augusta College with Dr. Arthur Gignilliat Administrative Assistant to Chancellor of University- System of Georgia 12 GRADUATION 1961 Dr. Gignilliat making his address. Mrs. Peggy Kelly, valedictorian of the class of ' 61. 13 GRADUATION 1%1 Presentation of a diploma The graduating students prepare to leave as the ceremony ends. 14 15 OUR HISTORICAL CAMPUS Augusta College occupies the site of the old Arsenal. In 1861 the Federal Arsenal was sur- rendered to the Independent Republic of Geor- gia. It had been an arsenal since 1827 and continued until its abandonment in 1955. Our campus contains Bellevue, the home of Freeman Walker, now the offices of the Stu- dent Publications. In 1957 the college, then the Junior College of Augusta, moved here from the Academy of Richmond Count}-. These markers erected by the Georgia Historical Commission ser ' e to remind students and visitors of our history. CORDLE DAY June 2nd, 1961 At the end of the Spring Quarter 1961, one of Augusta Col- lege ' s most loved profes- sors retired from work. Mr. Cordle had taught at Augusta College for thiry-five years. Earlier the faculty had given him and Mrs. Cordle a banquet. At the banquet, Mr. Wallace and Mr. Galloway presented an interesting and amusing series of slides in a pro- gram devoted to the Cor- dle ' s life history. June 2nd was declared Cordle Day and the historian was feted by the Alumni Association. A buffet dinner was given in his honor on the campus. A vast number of his friends attended and speeches were made by several of his former students and associates including Dr. Hervey M. Cleckley and Mr. George Forbes. Mr. Cor- dle was presented with a check and Mrs. Cordle was the recipient of a floral arrangement. 17 CORDLE DAY The arrival of the guests Lining up at the buffet table CORDLE DAY Scenes at the dinner 19 CORDLE DAY Dr. Hen ' q? M. Cleckley Mr. Charles G. Cordle Dr. Gerald B. Robins Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Cordle with Mr. George Forbes, President Au- gusta College Alumni Association. 20 CORDLE DAY Mr. Cordle replying to the speeches in his usual amusing way. 21 THE CHRISTMAS BELLE BALL 1961 Gay Scenes at the Augxista Garden Center where the Christmas Dance was held. It was one of the most successful dances the college has had. Old and young seemed to en- joy doing the twist. 22 CHRISTMAS BELLE BALL 1961 23 CHRISTMAS BELLE BALL 1961 THE FINALISTS WITH MISS CHRISTMAS BELLE I960. (l-r) Emily Hitchcock, Betty Hopkins, Anzia Boatwright, Joy Hughes, Faye Bussey, Anne Walker Miss Joy Hughes crowns Miss Anzia Boatwright MISS CHRISTMAS BELLE 196I. DAY Kid ' s Day provided a lot of fun and strange sights on campus. Kids of all ages and sizes appeared and while a smaller percentage than usual participated and the entertain- ment was not up to the previous year ' s standard, those participating seemed to de- rive a lot of amusement from the proceed- ings. KIDS ' DAY 27 BUSINESS CLUB A few of the Members of the Busi- ness Club. L-R in picture above — Rose Lee Dottie Duffie Barbara Hutcheson Brenda Johnson Nancy Jarrell Last summer the Business Club held a re- ception in which was a great success. It was attended by members of the faculty and administrative staff. 28 THE CHOIR ' S CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Handel ' s Messiah was given in St. John ' s Methodist Church by the College Choir at Christmas. A large congregation was present and many extra chairs had to be placed in the aisles and balcony. Dr. Rockholt and the choir received many congratulations on their fine performance. 29 rHOrR The College Choir with their director, Dr. Preston Rockholt. In the Spring of 196I the choir made a successful tour to New Orleans and this year the choir toured Florida — another great success. SOPHOMORES JACKIE AYERS ALLEN ADAMS KAY AGERTON Y JAMES E. ALLEN BOB ALLGOOD KAY BAILEY MARGARET BAILEY MELVIN BARTON CHARLES B. BATEMAN JACQUELINE D. BELL ALTON BENNETT ROBERT BERGDORF JOHN R. BLANCHARD CONSTANCE E. BRANTLEY DIANA JOYCE BREHM KATHY BRENNAN MARIE BRENNECKE WAYNE BRYANT f. MARY LEE BURKHALTER BERNADINE CASHIN THOMAS CAUTHEN DAVID COLE THOMAS COLE MARYANNE COLLERAN ANDREL CUNNINGHAM SOPHOMORES HELEN DAVIS BILL DENNY ANN DICKS ED DURST SARAH DYE HELEN GIBBONEY CLAUDIA GIBSON MARK GRAHAM JIMMY GRAY NICK HALL MARILYN HAMNER THOMAS HARDEN BUTCH HARGROVE SANDRA HART JOCK HAYWOOD BETH HIGGINS ROBERT G. HILL DOROTHY CLAIRE JACKSON ANNA JOE HARRY KING PAULETTE KING ALBERT LANGLEY JAMES F. LANGLEY, III PETE MAY GAIL MELTON BRISCOE MERRY FREDDIE G. MERTINS, III KENNY MONIER JEROME W. MORGAl -: TOBY S. MORGAN JIMMY MORRIS SOPHOMORES ROBERT MULCAY CAROLYN MUNCIE CAROLYN MURPHEY BARBARA McGINTY TOM WRIGHT OGLESBEE SAMMY OWENS CARL E. PALMER FREDERICK R. PLAYFORD CLAUDE PRATHER JEROME PREETORIUS PAULA RAY CARL RIDLEY GARY D. RUSSELL CALVIN SHAW BETTY A. SIMS WILLIAM SKINNER BARBARA NELL SMITH SOPHOMORES GLEN STEWART DON STARNES TOMMY STATON JANICE ELAINE STEEL LINDA STEPHENSON DOUG STRINGER MERLE STRINGER JIMMY TARANTINE PAT TAYLOR VERNON L. TICE C. W. TINLEY LEON WALDEN ANNE WALKER DONNIE J. WEST MARIAN WHEELIN JIMMY WOODS CLYDE WOODWARD BONNIE WYATT M. EDGAR YAUN, JR PHOMORES FITZALLEN YOW 62 FRESHMEN £ 63 FRESHMEN Fred Adams Cathy Ahouse Dale Albenze Sue Alexander Chris Alford Ann Allen Carole Alston Janice Anderson Jennie Lou Anderson 64 FRESHME! KT Nancy Carolyn Andrews Christa Antonopoulos Cecilia Arthur John Carl Baggott Janette Bailey Dianne Baker Judith Barber Hillis Barksdale Shelor Barron 65 F iHMEN Sylvia Bardett Sandra Bauer Nancy Beasley Jarrette A. Beck, Jr. Mariana Liberatore Bell Pat Bennett Prentiss Booth Suzanne Braddy Jim Bradley 66 FRESHMEN Linda Brantley Pete Brodie Roger A. Brown Betty Breazeale Carpie Brown Vicki Brown Toby Broadwater Gerry Brown Carol Bruce 67 FRESHMEN Mike Bullard Patsy Bulloch John Burks. Jr. Sally Brooks Burruoghs Vera Bussey Bobby Byrd Fred Cadle Nancy L. Campbell Jeff Carstarphen 68 FRESHMEN Edward Carter Kathy Christy Phillip W. Corbett III Gertrude Cham bers Marion Clark Lynda Cowley Wayne Chandler Jamie Cooper Mary Elizabeth Coursey 69 FRESHMEN James R. Crank, Jr. Elliott Cranman Kenny Crawford Roy Crawford Glenda Crosby Judith Crow Mrs. Mabel Culpepper Robert Daniel Tom Dansby 70 FRESHMEN Julie D ' Antignac Kathy Davis Mike Degennaro PhylJis Davenport Carol Davisson Sheila Dickens Diane Daves George Dawson Barbara Di Filippo 71 FRESHMEN Virginia Di Filippo Ann Doles Elaine Dolynuik Patsy M. Dudlej- Frances Duncan Martha Dyer Jas A. Easter Sue Ellen Er -in Lee Fergusen 72 FRESHMEN Martha Jane Fields Peggy Joyce Garrett Harriett Gifkins Phyllis Fiveash Jettie Garvin Janice Gladin Edward J. Fox Jo Anne Gibbons Henry Leland Goodwin 73 FRESHMEN Hugh Goodwin Jim Richard Graves Bonnie Greer Ann Grubbs Bettina Hall Barbara Hamilton Jean Hamilton Paulette Hammond Jacquelyn Hardin 74 FRESHMEN Duke Richard Harley Mary Catherine Hatcher Evelyn Hendrix Sam Harley Gail Hayes Cynthia Hensley B. J. Harville Joan Haywood Joan Herring 75 FRESFLMEN Marion Hewett Jo Ann Hites Margaret Holmes Carolyn Hillis Billy Holden Jeanne Horn Phinny Hitchcock Jimmy Holliman Pat Horner 76 FRESFfMF,N Maraul Houfet Ronald C. Humphrey Charles Joe Mary Ann Howell Ellen Janes George Joe Sandra Howell Nancy Jarrell Brenda Johnson 77 FRESH3IE] Brenda E. Johnson Gloria Johnson Montina Johnson Wendell Johnson Beth Jones Michael Jones Mar}- Elizabeth Jordan Fred kelly Shirley Kelly 78 FRESHMEJ Townsend Kirthlink Norman Langston Martha LeRoy Frank Knapp John Simms Lee Stanley Lever Eddie Kuhike Joe Leonard Jo Ann Lewis 79 FRESPLMEN Elaine Lindsey Mike Long Lee Lucky George Lively Yoke L. Loo Penny Lucky Renae Livingston Judy Loudermilk Wayne Marchant 80 KT SHMEN Carol Mason Barbara Metcalfe Gilbert Mireles Joey Mason Eddie Milhous Betty Mitchell Billy Merry Jerry F. Mims Katherine Mobley 81 FRESHMEN Jeanette Moore Mitchell Moore Patsy Moore Carolyn Morris Carter Morris Linda Mosely Dan Motley Janice Murphey Mike Murphy 82 FRESHME] Johnny McArthur Barbara McGuire Carl McKinney Sally McMahon Jean McNair Patricia McWhorter David Neal Shelia Neidinger Don Nichols 83 -FRESHME] Bill Norris Karia Olmsted Oliver W. Owens Mary O ' Connor Lee Olson Watson Parks Eleanor Oliver Patricia O ' Neal Marilyn Parrish 84 FRESHME Elsie G. Paschal Ranscine Pelt Dan Phillips Patsy Patrick Betty Perkins Sherene Phillips Ronnie Patrick John T. Perrow Wallace Pierce 85 FiR_ESHMEN Sandra Platson Don Points Jim Points Mike Polk Bonnie Jo Pollard Brenda Pollard Jimmie S. Pollard Elinore Ruth Pollock Joey Pond 86 FKESHMEN iiitt i John Pond Dennis Primrose Rita Ramsey Ed Pounds David Rabinowitz Jimmy Reeder Virginia Powell Maydene Rackard Fay Reese 87 FRESHMEN Curtiss Reeves Darwin Schley Ricketson Michael Rivers Charles Richards Margie Ridlehoover Rymer Rivers Eleanor Richards Beverly Ringson Eunice Robinson 88 FRESHMEN Clayton Rogers Richard Roper Linda Rowland Mary Ann Rogers Rebecca Ann Rourk Sue L. Rufo Harold Roof Bill Rowland Linda Russell FRESHMEN Carol Saxon Marilyn Saxon William R. Scharnitzky Janet Schmidt Ira Z. Schneider Judy Scott Pete Scott Sue Scott Brenda Scales 90 FRESHMEN Sylvia Sedgwick Kay Short Joyce Sommers Kay Sheridan Mark Simmons Martha Sprawls Robert Sherr Jack Snellgrove Carolyn Starling 91 FRESHMEN Pauline Stewart Har ' ey Stokes Carolyn Strickland Howard Strickland Linda Strickland Donna Studdard Elliott Warren Holley T. Sullivan Susan Swanson 92 FRESHMEN Roger E. Templeton Mary Thweatt Nancy Tucker Audry Thomas Yvonne Todd Jimmy Turner Linda Thornton Ronald Toole Jim Tyler 93 FRESHMEN Carl V. Usry Cecil Vining Martha Walker Mrs. Beatrice Vaughan Reed Wakeley Ruth M. Walker Louise Verdery Celeste V. Walden Bobby Walworth 94 F ' RE5HMF,N Wayne Walworth Colleen Watts Dan Wheeler Calvin Ward Thomas Weathers Joan Wheeler LaVelle Waters Morgan Whaley Vandella Whitaker 95 FRESHMEN William Whitehead William Wickline Bonnie Williams Sharon Ann Whiteley Robert T. Wiggins D oris Williams Nancy Whittle Lydia Wild Peggy Jo Williams 96 FRESHMEN ' A Lynn Womble John Wood John Yost Leona Woo Helen Young Bob Wood Wendell Wright Ray Yates 97 Members of the history class visit the Capitol in Atlanta. HISTORY in the Capitol and in the classroom. 98 EVENING STUDENTS i i 99 EVENING STUDENTS H. C. Adams, Jr. Ann Bradley Ralph W. W. Davis James W. Amerson Opal Brown Beverly Dozier George H. Boyd John B. Crabtree Elizabeth B. Dudley 100 EVENING STUDENTS Clarence E. Ewing Fred C. Greene, Jr. W. D. Holsonback Marion F. Farr George Harding Arlo D. Janssen Robert L. Feaster Myra Hardman Kermit Z. Johnson lOi EVENING STUDENTS Gladys Jones Oscar Jones Larry Kirkland Kenneth C. Mauldin Hershal Melton John G. Mills Glenda R. McCracken Rev. HoUis McFarlin Eisi McGahee 102 D. I. Page Lu Ray Reavis Bob Samples Charles Readdy J. K. Reeves Parker Shaw Fleur Lynn Readdy Kate R. Rogers Eric Thompson 103 :VENINn STUDENTS Charles C. Toole Bessie Pearl Williams George Verenes Shirley Watkins Frank Williams Thelma Walter J. M. Winn 104 FACULTY 105 FACULTY DR. GERALD B. ROBINS President of Augusta College 106 ;. ' . w An informal picture of Dr. and Mrs. Robins at one of the student dances. 107 ADMINISTRATORS Registrar S. LEE WALLACE Asst. Registrar and Director of Evening Program JAMES M. DYE Comptroller B. DUDLEY JERVEY 108 FACULTY General Faculty Meeting FACULTY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM L. WHATLEY no FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT DR. MORRIS PHILIP WOLF Chairman III FACULTY FACULTY MR. HARVEY L. STIREWALT Chairman BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES MR. GEORGE B. COOKE MISS BARBARA GREENE MRS. JANE T. ROWLAND 113 FACULTY FIXE ARTS DEPT. 114 FACULTY CHEMISTRY DEPT DR. SILVIA RICHART 115 POLITICAL SCIENCE AND HIST MR. SPYROS J. DALIS Chairman 116 DR. FRANK H. CHOU MR. A. TABER GREEN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY DEPARTMENT MR. NED A. HOLSTEN DR. R. BEELER SATTERFIELD ' LTY MATHEMATICS, DRAWING AND PHYSICS MR. GROVER B. WILLIAMS Chairman Math. Dept. MR. JOSEPH L. TALLEY Chairman Physics Dept. 118 ACUI.TY MRS. ANNA JO TURNER MR. GEORGE M. MARTIN MISS JERRY S. TOWNSEND MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS DEPT. 119 ' ACULTY MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT MR. PERCY WISE Chairman DR. SAMUEL D. DUNCAN 120 F rULTY MRS. GERALDINE HARGROVE Counselor MR. DAVID MYRICK Physical Education 121 FACULTY MISS LOCHIE JO ALLEN DR. WILLIAM T. DRENNAN EVENING INSTRUCTORS MR. J. HARDING OWEN MISS JACQUELIN MARSHALL 122 FACULTY MRS. MINNIE SACKETT MR. SAMUEL H. SMITH MR. PAUL S. SIMON MR. HOMER S. TIMMONS MR. DONALD R. STODDARD MR. FRANK X. WAMSLEY 123 FACULTY MR. A. RAY ROWLAND Librarian 124 FACULTY MRS. MARY A. CRAVEN Library Secretary MISS LOUISE GRAHAM Reference Librarian MRS. MARGARET McKIE Library Secretary MRS. MARIAN GREEN Catalof; Librarian ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF STUDENT CENTRE jNIRS. IDA C. FRIEDMAN Director MRS. ELEASE J IORGAN Assistant Director 126 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MRS. EVELYN FARR Secretary President ' s Office MRS. FRANCES EDDINS Secretary Dean of Students ' Office 127 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MRS. ALICE B. BOWEN Secretar) ' to the Dean DEAN ' S AND REGISTRAR ' S OFFICES MRS. DORIS COOK Secretary to Registrar MISS PEGGY ATKINSON Facult}- Secretary MRS. JEAN THOMAS Faculty Secretary 128 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MRS. JACQUELINE COX Records Asst. MRS. MAE C. RUSHING Records Asst. MRS. MARY DICKSON Records Asst. 129 AD31INISTRATIVE STAFF MRS. JUNE ROOKS Asst. Bookkeeper C031PTR0LLER ' S OFFICE MISS DOROTHY GREAR Secretar}- MR. B. T. COLLINS Plant Operations Foreman 130 131 BASKETBALL A typical basketball game from the ar- rival of the team, dressing-room scenes, shots of the game, and members of the team lea ' ing the gym after a successful ball game. ' ite 132 )ASKETB, LL 133 ASKETBALL 134 BASKETBALL 135 )ASKETBALL 136 BASKETBALL ■Hfe. 137 BASKETBALL Jack Bearden, Wayne Marchant, Glenn Gaskin, John Raleigh 138 BASKETBALL Jack Beardcn, Glenn Gaskin, Wayne Marchant, Glenn Stewart 139 CHEERLEADERS OUR CHEERLEADERS SEEM MORE BEAUTIFUL EACH YEAR Gail Melton, Anzia Boatwright, Martha Walker, Jackie Ayers, Barbara Hutcheson, Ann Dicks, Sally McMahon 140 riTKKRT.EADERS Ann Allen, Dianne Baker 141 BOWLING AUGUSTA COLLEGE BOWLING TEAM Nancy Jarrell, Helen Davis, Dianne Baker, Mary Ethel Thweatt, Beth Higgins, Carol Saxon, Linda Thornton, Carol Bruce Jimmy Sheehan, David Hall, Leon Walden, Roger Templeton, Butch Myrick, Jim Points, Milton Jacobs, Hardy Wylie 142 Mary Ethel Thweatt, Dianne Baker, Leon Walden, Roger Templeton gpr V ' } BOWLING 144 Jimmy Sheehan, David Hall, Nancy Jarrell, Helen Davis . w f Leon Walden, Milton Jacobs, Carol Saxon, Linda Thornton BOWLING Hardy Wylie, Butch Myrick, Carol Bruce, Beth Higgins BOWLING Leon Walden, Roger Templeton, Dianne Baker, Beth Higgins, Mary Ethel Thweatt BOWLING 147 TENNi: MEMBERS OF THE TENNIS CLUB Ed Stalnaker, Don Starnes, Hoke Segars, Vicki Brown, Dr. Chou, Fred Youngblood, Doug Stringer, Morgan Whaley 148 LLEGE PUBLICATION, PUBLICATIONS BELL RINGER Augusta College ' s Newspaper CO-EDITORS Fred Youngblood Fred Playford NEWS EDITOR Don Nichols SOCIETY EDITOR Patsy Moore FEATURE EDITOR Helen Reese ARTISTS Ruth Van Valkenburg Lynn Womble PHOTOGRAPHER Milton Jacobs REPORTERS Dianne Harris Donna Shauck Brenda Woody Kathy Brennan Editor — FRED YOUNGBLOOD 150 iELL RINGE Augusta College ' s Newspaper Editor — FRED PLAYFORD 151 PUBLICATION. WHITE C0LU3INS Augusta College Yearbook 1962 STAFF Editor: — Martha LeRoy Business Aianager: — Kathy Brennan Advisor: — Pro. Keith Cowling Copy Writers: — Donna Shauck, Lynn Womble, Fred Playford, Ellen Janes, and Ran- scine Pelt, and members of the Civitan Cl ub. Art IFo;-, .-— John Burks, Bill Smart, and Celeste Walden 152 PUBLICATIONS WHITE COL Editor MARTHA LE ROY Business Manager KATHY BRENNAN 153 WHITE COLUMNS 1%2 PUBLICATIONS Martha LeRoy, Fred Playford, Kathy Brennan Bill Smart, John Burks, Lynn Womble, Donna Shauck 154 BLICATIONS PUBLICATION DAY WHITE COLUMNS 1961 White Columns 196I was dedicated to Mr. Cor- dle. Following traditions this was kept a close secret. Mr. Cordle, who was not well at the time, was urged by the Dean of Students to come to college for a short but very important meeting. Our picture shows him taken com- pletely unaware as the ded- ication is made by Carole Lamp and Joe Shipes, edi- Distributing the annuals m the Student Center 155 PUBLICATIONS Two of the members of the 196I year- book staff distributing the students ' copies. President Robins shows a copy of last year ' s annual to Tony Avila, Augusta College ' s first foreign student. Tony had ar- rived in this country only a few days pre -iously, having come from Panama. He quickly adjusted himself to his new sur- roundings and different environment and is now one of the most popular students in College. 156 REGISTRATION One of the necessary evils of col- lege life is registration. At our col- lege the waiting around at the vari- ous steps, always a bone of con- tention among the students, has been cut to an absolute minimum. What delays there are usually hap- pen because of the students them- selves. There are always those with no pens or pencils, and those who cannot make up their minds which courses to take. 157 REGISTRATION 158 Consulting with advisors REGISTRATION Arranging schedules 159 REGISTRATION Final stage — paying fees. 160 :©t P m WHITE COLUMNS PRESENTS superlative: OF r 161 BEA KUHLKE I6Z FAYE BUSSEY 163 ' .y:- ' ' ' f:.i - . ,- i. V.-i- v.t. .« ' BRENDA JOHNSON 164 EDITH PURDY 165 ANN WALKER 16t M MARTHA WALKER 167 MR. AND MISS AUGUSTA COLLEGE EMILY HITCHCOCK aU THOMAS DILL 168 BETTY HOPKINS aU ED STALNAKER 169 FORGETTABLE :iA BOATWRIGHT aU BENJIE MASON 170 ;t dresse] KAY AGERTON aU JOHN MARI 171 FRESHMAN FAVORITES :KI brown aU JOHN PERROW 172 HEART BREAKERS ALLEN ADAMS aU ALTON BENNETT hj,J • % ■ «w -S is. J ' f0! Ji 173 GLENN STEWART 174 ELEANOR FULLER aU HARDY WYLIE 175 MOST HANDSOME MIKE GIBSON 176 MUSIC | K.l H . M I f l « «- The Music Studio Mrs. Jacobs conducts a piano lesson. This year the three-story brick structure to the right of the Administration Building, which was built in 1826, and which recently served as the President ' s residence, was renovated and turned into a Music Studio; having classrooms, practice rooms and a recital area. Dr. Rockholt with members of a theory of music class i fJ2 A few of the choir members. 177 CIVITAN CLU] Some of the collegiate Civitan Club members on campus. The Civitans of Augusta College are sponsored by the Augusta Civitan Club. Its main purpose is to work with the college and the community. This year the club has helped in reg- istration each quarter and worked on the Tuberculosis Drive. 178 COLLEGIATE CIVITANS CLUB 179 COLLEGIATE CIVITAN CLl Above and on opposite page — Scenes at the Initation Supper of the Civitan Club held at the Penthouse of the First Federal bank. CIVITAN CLUB OFFICERS Faye Bussey President Anzia Boatwright Vice-President Gail Melton Asst. Treasurer Ann Walker Secretary Other officers not present when the picture was made Allen Adams Treasurer Eleanor Fuller Chaplain Bea Kuhlke Sergeant-a(-Arms Faye, Anzia, Gail, Ann. 180 CIRCLE K CLUB The Circle K Club is a leadership and character building organization. Some of its purposes are to promote good fellowship and high scholar- ship. CLUBS INTERVARSITY 1 OFFICERS: (l-r) Linda Stephenson, Secretary; Emily Hith- I , cock and Mike Murphy, Co-Presidents; Mary t — Catherine Hatcher, Corresponding Secretary. ituiiiiii , ' mii yiyy! U} iPi litMi  , -g Mm IIIr i P- 1 Ir W l ' A few of the founder-members of the newly formed drama club. 182 GRAMMAR SCHOOL COACHES AND CHEERLEADERS. Sandra Howell and Vicki Brown Seco ?d row: Alton Bennet, Jimmy Gray, Carter Morris, Jerry McCIure, John Perrow. First row: Chris Alford, Don Starnes, Billy Denny SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS. 183 ASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS (above) John Perrow Vicki Brown Mike Murphy SOPHOMORE OFFICERS (right) Toby Morgan Emily Hitchcock Thomas Dill 184 STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMAN COUNCILORS 185 ILASSROOMS 186 ADVERTISEMENT t CLASSROOMS r-M FINE ARTS BUILDING Top Left: Art histor} ' class. Bottom left: Painting class. Beloiu: The college exhibit at the C.S.R.A. art show. 188 DR. AND MRS. M. J. BRENNAN MASON ' S SERVICE STATION Sand Bar Ferry Road AUGUSTA BEAUTY COLLEGE 608 Broad Street CROSBY ' S READY-TO-WEAR 970 Broad Compliments of LILY TULIP CUP COR. Compliments of BLANCHARD and CALHOUN MONTE SANO TV AND APPLIANCE CO. 1426 Monte Sano Ave. PHONE RE 3-1972 Headquarters for RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances RICHARDS BUICK, INC. 1350 Broad Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA RCA MOTOROLA ZENITH T.V. STEREO AND RADIOS Where Quality Outlasts Price 189 SALES QMS SERVICE BUICK. MERCEDES-BENZ OPEL, RENAULT STUDEBAKER, LARK PA 2-5395 MARBUT MILLING CO., INC. Makers of Fairway Feeds 1515 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia 1 wMeM i4S« 733 Broad Street At the Monument Insured Savings Accounts Home Loans TOWN TAVERN 637 Broad Street AUGUSTA, GA. Steaks — Chops — Seafoods rs Sporting Goods — Cameras Hobbies — Gifts NORTH AUGUSTA PLAZA • DOWNTOWN AUGUSTA BE CAREFUL! Your friends will judge you by the home you buy. Make very sure its appearance reflects your good taste and judgment. The exterior, particularly the brick, will be observed by all who pass. In order to obtain the very best, be sure to specify brick by . . . MERRY BROTHERS BRICK AND TILE COMPANY 190 In and out of the Student Center. 191 ' Anyone for tennis? ' Actually, I ' d prefer a spin in the car, old boy. ' 192 Augusta ' s Finest Compliments of: Plant and Office: Savannah Road Compliments of Augusta lag $c lurlap Cn. MANUFACTURERS SHERMAN AND HEMSTREET P.O. Box 358 Augusta, Georgia . _ J Ittobllshsd 18SS NORTH AUGUSTA BANKING COMPANY • THERES NO PEACE llKE m)ME ' ® 719 Broad St. Phone PA 4-7738 North Augusta South Carolina PHONE 6-5024 WE DELIVER MONTE SANO HARDWARE 1428 Monte Sano Ave. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. C. E. BLANCHARD, Owner 193 All Commercial Portraits for This Annual by HUGH CROSS STUDIO 809 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia AUTHORIZED DEALER Eastman Kodak Ansco Polaroid Bell and Howell PHOTO FINISHING Commercial Aerial Portraits Color KIIIY E. JEAN ' S BEAUTY SALON 1403 Monte Sano Ave. PHONE RE 3-4537 Eugenia O. Burns Kathryn H. Murray McKESSON AND ROBBINS, INC. HOME FOLKS NEWS AND RECORD SHOP Augusta ' s Largest Record Shop 227 Eighth St. PArk 2-7379 194 MONTE SAND PHARMACY 1424 Monte Sano Phone REgent 6-2553 Two views of our campus. 195 SMITH BROTHERS Agents Hotel and Restaurant Supplies 1027 Broad St. PA 2-4243 School Lunchroom Equipment EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY 1201 Broad St. Phone PA 2-4837 Compliments of WALKER MOTOR COMPANY AUGUSTA. GEORGIA TELEPHONE PA -537I Milk— Ice Cream Augusta, Ga. 196 Outside the library is a favorite meeting-place, both at night and day. 197 STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 1 ' n f V l ' 1 li 198 Two of our students at J. B. WHITE ' S, Augusta ' s leading store. MAXWELL BROTHERS For Over 50 Years Augusta ' s Quality Furniture Store 933 BROAD STREET NELL ' S BEAUTY SALON AIR CONDITIONED 2114 Central Ave. PHONE RE 6-8308 Augusta, Ga. We Believe in Your Judgement COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER 960 Broad Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA HOME OF FAMOUS FASHIONS 199 Compliments of BELKS Downtown Daniel Augusta Village DORIS JEWELERS SOUTHERN FINANCE CORPORATION REALTORS Compliments of CUUSSEN ' S BAKERY Splendid Because It ' s Blended Blended by Tradition Since 184! SEVEN STARS and what they mean to you One of these seven stars can be very im- portant to you right now . . . another one to- morrow and still another next week, next month or next year. In the end you may need them all. These seven stars represent the basic money services you get at out full-service Banks: if Checking Accounts ic Savings Accounts ir Personal Loans ir Car Loans ir Home Loans ir Business Loans ir Personal bink Standing AUGUSTA CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK TRUST COMPANY CITIZENS a SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY MEMBERS Federal Reserve System - Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 200 LAB ASSISTANTS Chemistry lab assistants. Biology and physics lab assistants. On campus. 201 PHI THETA KAPPA Members of the Augusta Col- lege branch of the National Scholastic Honor Society, Phi Theta Kappa S.N,E.A„ OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (l-r) Don Nichols, Treasurer; Bonnie Williams, Secretary; Linda Broome, President; Rosalie King, Vice-Presi- dent. 202 Compliments of KEYSTONE WHOLESALE HARDWARE CO. Compliments of TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Daniel Village Furnj-Kire Store FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Broad and Tenth • Dov ntown Augusta Branch Office on Walton Way just off 15th Street m Distinctive Men ' s Wear THE 935 Jones LTD. M. TANENBAUM, INC. 974 Broad Street Ph. PA 2-0049 203 STUDENT N E.A. 204 STUDENT N«E.A„ KING OF HEARTS DANC] The highlight of the spring at Augusta Col- lege is always the King of Hearts Dance which is sponsored by the student N.E.A. This year was certainly no exception. A very large crowd attended, and as these pic- tiues show, everyone had a thoroughly good time. Mike Gibson was crowned King of Hearts for 1962. 205 AUTOGRAPH 206 AUTOGRAPH 207 CLASSROOMS POSTSCRIPT 1. GET READY! 4. GOOD-BYE! TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 4 -•« wz