Augusta College - White Columns Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1964 volume:

WKM .• T ' ' f -,.;■. S iSI ' . :1 ..j .■ 5 ' ' vv ,.f LIBRARY AUGUSTA COLLEGE CHARLES GUY CORDLE COLLECTION ' .0 -i ...i :k- I Mwiii : ARY Augusta College Augusta, Georgia JfHt-y- - ' ' • ' r n m mM IB 1 01 1 p ■llilillillll iBiiiimiiiHifciii . ' M X--X ? ' I ••? % - . Vv i ' ' ' ' - ' - iteJ White Columns 1964 Volume VII Augusta College Augusta, Georgia CATHERINE CALLAHAN PATZ DUDLEY JOHN KOON MR, PERCY WISE J orewor i We, the staff of White Columns, present to bu the 1964 volume as a pictorial record of he year at Augusta College. We hope that k u find it a pleasant book. p In future years, when you turn its pages, enewing in memory the friendships formed fere and reliving the experiences pictured ' within its pages, it is ou r hope that you will find it an even more pleasant book. Contents Administration 29 1 1 Faculty , 411 1 Sophomores 65 H Freshmen 109 | Special Students 161 ! Features 171; I Sports 188 H Organizations and Activities 202; ' | H Advertisements 224 mBlB i ' MR. SPYROS J. DALIS Chairman Department of History and Political Science Dedication c 1 ' To Mr. Spyros J. Dalis, we, the students of Augusta College, dedicate this, the seventh volume of WHITE COLUMNS. Ever enriching the lives of his students by imparting know ledge in the classroom, by giving generously of his time to extra- curricular activities, and by promoting school spirit, Mr. Dalis has earned the position of high esteem and sincere af- fection that we hold for him. Along with Mr. Martin, Mr. Dalis enjoys looking on at activities during a pep rally. Campus: Beauty of Spring Autumn the Seasons Summer . • Winter 1 1 ■rJtJ.- -V of Its Historic Buildings 12 . . . Make the Campus a Spot of Loveliness Throughout the Year Magic or Miracle? Vast Arsenal Warehouses Formerly Used for Storing Materials for Man ' s Destruction . . 14 . . . Are Rapidly Being Converted Into . . . B . Interior of the gymnasium, completed in March Buildings Dedicated to Man ' s Physical and Mental Development 15 History The first step towards higher education in Augusta was taken in 1910 with the addition of one year of college work to the regular high school curriculum at the Academy of Richmond County. An additional step was taken with the establishment of the Junior College of Augusta in 1925. The college shared the facilities of the Academy until the fall of 1957, when it moved to the site of the old Augusta Arsenal. In 1958, it was incorporated as a unit in the University System of Georgia. In 1963, one of the final and most important steps was taken when the Board of Regents authorized the expansion of Augusta College into a four year institution with the first baccalaureate degrees to be awarded in 1 967. 1963 — Spring Activities If r m Honors Day fipPP Dances 1 k . ; ' ■ 1 p i .ii i i '  4 Hb ' ' Si£ Graduation % - ■• ' Spring Events — 1963 Honors Day Recipients of Sophomore Service and Scholarship Awards: Ronald Toole, Mike Murphy, Beverly Ringson, Sally McMahon, Linda Moseley, Ronald Humphrey, George Joe, and Pete Brodie. Recipients of Freshman Service and Scholarship Awards; Catherine Callahan, Franl lin Woo, Joe Evans, Marjolie Prestwood, Jeanie . Perrow, Rosemary Paull , and Terry Reams. 18 1 Honors Day 1963 Martha LeRoy and Ranscine Pelt present to Miss Jean Wiilian 1963 volume was dedicated to her. a copy of WHITE COLUMNS, The Linda Barnes presents to Dr. Robins the first copy of the 1963 WHITE COLUMNS. Mike Murphy presents to Mr. G. B. Williams the Outstanding Faculty Member Award. 19 Honors Day Dean Rockholt congratulates valedictorian, George Joe. Mr. Talley presents Physics Award to Clayton Rogers. 20 Mr. Stirewalt presents Science Award to Ronald Toole. Miss Williams presents Shorthand Award to Faye Reese. Miss Williams presents Secretarial Science Award to Judi Scott. Honors Day 1963 Dr. Robins recognizes outstanding work of Cirde-K and Civitan clubs during the year. Club presidents Pete Brodie and Beverly Ringson look 1963 Sports Awards MISS K-DEB AND HER COURT: (L.-R.) Jana Falzarano, Rosemary Faulk, Jeanie Perrow, Miss K-Deb Dianne Nipper, Mary Jo Greene, Sally Ashmore, and Ellen Phillips. Miss K-Deb Dance Mi 5 K-Deb 1962, Bonnie Williams, crowns 1963 K-Deb, Dianne Nipper. Pete Broclie, club president, presents Dianne v ith a bouquet of roses. 23 -I Graduation 1963 Dr. Robins and Dr. B. AA. Grier, president of Lander College and speaker at the graduation exercises, lead the academic procession. Miss Dorothy Grear and Mrs, Mariha Umstead look over some business reports while Miss Bonnie Wyatt writes a business letter. 33 M0 ' S DEAN N. L. GALLOWAY Dean of Students Office of the Dean of Students Dean Galloway in one of his many jovial moods 34 Mrs. Eddins checks over important student rolls. MRS. FRANCES EDDINS Secretary V rs, Hargrove checks over v ith her secretarv, Mrs, Thelma DeLoach, the record of a student before having a conference w ith him 35 (L.-R.) Mrs. Julia Byrd, Mrs. Mary Dickson, Mrs. Mae Rushing, and Mrs. Ellen Burroughs are shown working in the registrar ' s office. Administrative Staff The IBM machine is a new addition to Augusta College this year. Mrs. Mae Rushing is shown operating it. 36 Mrs. Rushing and Miss Grear return from coffee break. MR. BRITT FAYSSOUX Director of Student Activities MRS, KATHERINE HOGAN Secretary, Student Activities Offi( Administrative Staff Miss Jean Daniel and Mrs. Peggy Allen are secretaries in suites A and B. 37 MISS LOUISE GRAHAM Reference Librarian MRS. MARIAN GREEN Cataloguing Library Staff MRS. MARY A. CRAVEN Secretary MRS. MARGARET McKIE Assistant MRS. MARY OWNBEY Assistant 38 Library Staff Members: Mrs. Anita Gibson, Mrs. Marian Green, Mr. Ray Rowland, Miss Louise Graham, Mrs. Margaret McKie, and Mrs. Mary Craven. Library Mr. Rowland demonstrates the new Xerox machine to Ken Students enjoy relax Parrish and Bobbie Sue Levy. of the library. nd reading in the periodical section 39 , GEORGE B. COOKE Acting Director of the Evening Program Evening Program v i H s j - ™ i ' ■ j .= Jm 40 Faculty 41 Outstanding Faculty Member Augusta College, 1963 Mr. Grover B. Williams Head, Department of Mathematics Mr. Williams was awarded this honor by a vote of the entire student body. 42 Behavioral Sciences DR. FRANK CHOU Head, Department of Behavioral Sciences JOHN M. SMITH Biology BARBARA GREENE GEORGE B. COOKE JANE T. ROWLAND 44 Business Administration NORMAN A. KAYLOR WILLIAM L. WHATLEY Miss Wrlliams, Mr. Whatley and Mr. Kaylor are interested in one of the latest texts in Economics. 45 Chemistry — DR. SILVIA G. RICHART JANICE B. TURNER 46 DR. MARILYN A. BALDWIN SHIRLEY M. MUNDT MARTHA L. LAURENT MICHAEL L. SMITH HARRY JACOBS Head, Department of Fine Arts VOLA JACOBS Piano Fine Arts 48 G. B. WILLIAMS Head, Department of Mathematics Members of the Math department discuss what new courses should be added to the curriculu Mathematics HOWARD H. BURD ANNA JO TURNER GEORGE M. MARTIN 50 Modern Languages DR. SAMUEL D. DUUCAN Physical Education MARVIN VANOVER Head, Department of Physi- cal Education From November to March, Mr. Vanover anxiously checked on the progress of the construction of the new gym. Here, James Anderson, captain of the basketball team, and Bill Domen, with Mr. Vanover, take a look at the unfinished gym. 52 1 Physics JOSEPH L. TALLEY Head, Physics Department GERALDINE W. HARGROVE Director Mrs. Jack Lindley, instructor, and Mrs. Hargrove demonstrate reading machine. Reading Improvement Mrs. Lindley operates the machine while Danny Starling and David Westbrook watch the screen attentively. 54 r Social Sciences Mr. Holsten, f r. Dalis and Mr. Gross forget world trouble spots for a while to exchange amusing incidents. 55 DR. GEORGE S. NICHOLS Evening Program Additional Part-Time Instructors LOCHIE JO ALLEN DR. NEIL B. ANDREGG DR. CHARLES B. BRAGASSA DR. MARTIN J. BRENNAN DR. FRANCIS H. COLEY ANN S. DALTON GEORGE R. GREENE DR. LEON H. MEYER BETTY MOORE WINNIE OVERSTREET DR. JOHN W. PEARCE THOMAS M. RILEY BENJAMIN E. SMITH NORMAN W. STAFFORD JOHN A. VANDERFORD GEORGE A. WILLIAMS EDWIN J. WOLFF PAUL S. SIMON tm In Appreciation DEAN N. L. GALLOWAY PROFESSOR C. M. SUTTON Those remembered longest and whose memories are most highly revered are those whose hearts are gentle, whose sympathies are broad, and who best serve humanity.— Adapted Dean Galloway and Professor Sutton are retiring from Augusta College at the end of the present school year. Coming here shortly after the inception of the college in 1925, both men have made many contributions to its growth from a small, struggling institution to its present status. In the summer of 1929, Dean Galloway came to the college to instruct a group composed mostly of Richmond County teachers in courses in Education. So impressed were the school authorities with his work, that they invited him to become a permanent member of the faculty a year later. Over the years it has been Augusta ' s good fortune that he accepted this invitation. Professor Sutton first came to Augusta as a member of the college faculty in the fall of 1926, and soon established himself as an outstanding instructor and leader in numerous civic projects. During their long tenure at Augusta College , Dean Galloway and Professor Sutton have touched the lives of thousands of Augustans, enriching and ennobling them through their influence. To these two distinguished educators and gentlemen, we extend our best wishes for a future filled with pleasant memories, the continuation of old activities, the pursuit of new ones, and the satisfaction that comes from a job well-done. We at Augusta College shall long be aware of and feel the influence which they are leaving with us. 57 From Out the Past . . Dean Galloway with his children, Ronald and Sara. ! :.. - Ik. Two soldiers— Dean Galloway and his son Ronald. Three golfers— Mr. Bill Kennedy, Mr. George McDonald and Dean Galloway con pare scores. 4rf ' ( «tf ' ; TJWwL st -4- ' ' :  f Kil A snapshot of Dean Galloway taken by Mrs. Gallo- way while on their honeymoon at Lake Erie. 58 . . . Fond Memories Mr. and Mrs. Sutton pose before their 1926 Buick, the latest thing in cars of that day. Mr. Sutton with his daughter Mary Virgii Mr. Sutton gives his car a new paint job and then gets ready for spring clean-up. 59 Towards the Present . . . The 1960 volume of WHITE COLUMNS was dedicated to Dean Galloway. Presenting him with this copy is Ruth McElmurray. JL . ' VHUiic H .¥ — j HI 1? ■taHi HpmK £ K Ki I H M iS M y ' 1 W i j Bi HM W wl iM J s Dean Galloway has just completed one of the many important phone calls which come to his office daily. Dean and Mrs. Galloway pause for refreshment at one of the King of Hearts dances. Dean Galloway receives from Mr. John Bell the first Augusta College Alumni Scholarship. Carl Usry was recipient of this scholarship. Norman L. Galloway: A loyal and sympathetic friend, wise counselor, and dedicated teacher, manifesting wisdom and understanding in all his relationships in both school and community. — C. M. Sutton 60 . . . and Into a Serene Future Mr. Sutton relaxes in his office for a few minutes between classes. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton at the gate of their beautiful qarden. Mr. Sutton receives his pilot ' s license at the age of sixty-five. Presenting it to him is Mr, Forrest Boshears. Mr. Sutton presents a golf award to Bill Findlay. A scholarly Christian gentleman and teacher ... his retiring soon from Augusta College as Head of the English Department causes us to reflect that his literary thoroughness has given him the mark of authority. It is well spoken when said, Everybody likes and will miss Mr. Sutton. — N. L. Galloway MRS. ELEASE MORGAN Assistant Manager MRS. IDA FRIEDMAN Manager MRS. MAMIE PRINTUP Food Services Student Center MR. ANTHONY HIGH Plant Production - I. MR. CASMIER SZOCINSKI Plant Operations Foreman Maintenance Mr. Szocinski gives orders for the day to Mr. Moore, electrician; Mr. Mayson, carpenter; Mr. Mixon, grounds custodian; Mr. Payton, painter 64 Judy Allen Carole Alston Sophomores Bill Anderson Martha Anderson Susan Andrews 66 A Sally Ashmore Ricky Asserson Sophomores Mary Ann Avery Milton Avrett Linda Barnes 67 M Maronica Baughman Sally Bedingfield Sophomores Brenda Bell David Bell Rebecca Berry 68 Russell Blanchard Kay Brandenburg Sophomores Pete Brodie Charlotte Broome Judy Broome 69 Roger Brown Carolyn Butler Soph omores Fred Cadle Carol Calamas Catherine Callahan 70 •( Cherie Carpenter Brenda Carrick Soph omores Joseph Cheek Bik Lin Cheung Nancy Clay 71 Sophomores Alan Cooke A Marcia Corry Jimmy Cooper Philip W. Corbett III Kenny Crawford Sophomores Jeanette Croft AAarilyn Cross George Dawson Dale Denton Dean Dockins Sophomores Pat Doolin Nancy Dunaway Al Doolittle Patricia Dudley Len DuPree Sophomores Martha Dyer Joe Evans, Jr. Jane Everett Rosemary Faulk Ann Edwards Cam Ferguson Pete Fletcher Sophomores Kenneth Fogle Joan Foster 76 Eddie Freiberg George Frink Sophomores Buddy Gardner Elaine Gardner Linda Geddings 77 Jerome Gentry Bob Gleason Sophomores W ' ir A Brenda Gray Mary Jo Greene Sophomores Daniel Guy Carol Hamilton Sandra Hamrick 79 Sandra Hardin Martha Hardy Sophomores Jean Henslee Edwyn Hentz Sophomores Ellen Terry Hil Tommy Hoffman Sonia Hoffman 81 Sophomores Gail Hogan Elsie Holsten Grover Hogan Larkin Holmes Patricia Horner y Sophomores Marion F. Hudson Wyman Hunt David Inglett Elizabeth Inglett Robert Ivey Sophomores Jack Johannsen Ervin Joslin Kay King David Keller Lee King Sophomores Freddie Lamback Diane Kirkley Jean Leister George Lively John W. Koon - iv Albert Long Shirl Luke Sophomores Sandra Lybrand ob Manly Danny Mansfield 86 Robert AAcAmis Thomas M. McCoy, Jr. Sophomores Mike McDaniel Kathleen McDonald Colleen McGil 87 Maggie McGuire Linda F. McKinster Sophomores Donald R. McRae Louis Miller Jerry Mims 88 Johnny Mitchell Joel AAocneyham Sophomores Patsy Moore Daucie Morrow Kenny Mul 89 Kay Murphy Sherry Nagel Sophomores James A. Newman Noel Nichols Sophomores William Norris, Jr. Jodie O ' Connel Allen Odom 91 Richard Oglesby Claudia O ' Hearn Linda O ' Neal Sophomores ' ir- Diana Onsfott Wayne Owens L Sophomores Kenny Parrish Jeanie Perrow Ellen Phillips Wallace Pierce Linda Pittman Sophomores Von V. Pittman Fred Powers Philip Pitts AAarjolie Prestwood L Sophomores Reginald Rabb Andrea Rhodes William Rivers Jo Ann Roberts Torn Reinecke «i William B. Rowland Kay Sanders Sophomores J Kathy Sarver Ann Saverance Barbara Saxon 96 ■ Patricia Saxon Lester Schlein Sophomores Judi Scott Robert Screws Rhonda Shapiro 97 Robert Sherr Virginia Shipp Sophomores Linda Sims Lana Stalnaker Danny Starling 98 mi Harvey Stokes Lane Stokes Sophomores t Jani Stubbs Susan Swanson Ronald Tanner 99 A -.1 .rt ' P • .4 N ■ - - r L X ' JB Linda Thompson Robert Gray Thompson Sophomores Mary Toole Linda Usry Stephen F. Varner 100 Louise Verdery Nita Walden Sophomores Ronald Walker Charles Walton Terry Wasden 101 ' ir Sophomores Lavelle Waters David Westbrook Judy Watson Belton Weeks James Whitaker Sophomores Sharon Whiteley Anne Wilburn Charles Williams «P David Williams William Wickline Sophomores Fred Williamson Jim Wilson Jackie P. Woodward Franklin Woo Sophomores Frank Wright Ken Wright Millie Wylds Edgar Yaun 1 t m Students in Physics Lab measuring the intensity of candle light through a magnifying glass. In a history class, Mr. Green lectures on the Renaissance. apes during a language lab. session. SHss SSi -• fei Students in Fine Arts Appreciation listen attentively to a program of violin and piano music. Sophomore Classroom Scenes Fred Neal gives a speech which is recorded . by Nolan Wiggins. P ' ■ jfl B mm Br ' ■ ' He. 1 bJ Calculus students receive instruction from Mr. Williams. 108 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Freshmen 109 Freshmen William Acton Charlene Adams Marianna Adams Stacy Addison, Jr. Bennie Agee Thomas Alonzo Susan Amick 110 James Anderson Kent Anderson Patricia Armstrong Barbara Arthur Jud Ashle Donna Ayers Hinton Baker Freshmen Nettie Barnes Stewart Barrett Jerry Barton Pat Baxter Vickie Baynes Sandy Beaver Jimmy Beazley 112 Freshmen Kay Bedingfield Martha Be Paul Blackburn Lewis Blackstone Sherry Blakely 113 Freshmen Philip Bledsoe Marilyn Boatwright Charlotte Bohler Patricia Bone Jennie Boyce Judie Bragg Dianne Branch 114 Freshmen Barbara Braswell Marlene Bromley Barbara Brooks Elaine Brown Keith Bro yn Edward Bryant Patte Cadle 115 Margaret Callicott Jimmy Campbel David Carlisle Freshmen Louie Carr Danny Carrington Reid Carter Charles Caudi !I6 Frank Chandler Marilu Chapman Bobby Choates Freshmen Mike Clark Dian Clary Joe Clemmons Connie Clifford 117 John Coburn John Cole Ellen Cone Freshmen Jeanne Cook Dailene Cormany Judy Corry J. T. Cosnahan Cynthia Cox Kenny Cozart AAarilee Craven Freshmen Janet Crawley Preston Creech, Jr Judy Crosby Jimmy Cross 119 Freshmen William Crowe Nina Dantzler Ginny Davis Jon Davis Rick Davis Tal Davis Carol Dawkins 120 mm Freshmen Sharon Dennis Brenda C. Deziel Mike Dineen Ronnie Dixon Sandra Dixon Carol Dobbs Bill Donnen 121 Freshmen Lynelle Drawdy Cassandra Dressel Hugh Duffy Ann Dukes Betty Dunlap Clarence Dunn John Dunn 122 Freshmen Thais Durden Derrick Durham Antoinette Dwinga Elaine Dyal Paul Dyson Faye Edmunds Howard Elliott 123 Freshmen Dee Evans Jana Falzarano George Farmer Lynette Parr Robert Farr Lucyle Ferris Sue Fitzgerald 124 u m Freshmen Edward Fletcher Birnie Florie Toni Flowers Jimmy Foran Jimmy Ford Jo Ann Forster Mary Ann Fountain 125 Sadie Fowke Robert A. Frederick Barbara Frost Freshmen Al Fuchs Jerry H. Fulcher Barbara Fulmer Bill Fulmer 126 m Charlene Galbreath Robert Galloway Ray Ganaway Freshmen Marie Garrard Susan Gattis Vicky Gavalas Manly Gilmer 127 Cherel Gindlesperger R. S. Givens Carl Goodman Freshmen Mary Ellen Green Caroline Griffin Warren Griffin Delma W. Gunn 128 w Troy Guthrie David Halcame Jewel Halvorsen Freshmen Eleanor Ham Walter Hamner Lynda Hardin Shannon Hardy 129 Freshmen Linda Harrison Gayle Hatcher Robert W. Hatcher Carolyn Hayes Mary Hoke Heaton Arnie Hegler Connie Hellyar 130 Freshmen Pat Henry Mercer Hill Morgan Hill Jimmy Hillis George Heard Carey Hogan James Hogan 131 Freshmen John Holleran Richard Holley Larry Holton Carolyn Horn 1 Jean Honeywell Henry Hornsby Jeff Howard 132 ■ M Freshmen Terral Howell Phil Howie Ann Hydrick Charles Jackson iibtfk Roger Jenkins Paul Joe Johnny Johnson 133 Freshmen Thomas F. Johnson Thomas T. Johnson Edward Jones Richard Joplin Glenn Karoiyi Dannie Kearns Becky Kelly 134 H Freshmen James Kelly Billie Kemp Connie Kight Jimmie Kirkland Judy Kirsch Nancy Lackey Brenda Lanier 135 Dianne LeBlanc James LeBlanc Robert Lenz Freshmen David Leonard Ralph Lever Lynn Lewis Carl Lockwood 136 Kathy Lokey Jane Lombard Mildred Luther Freshmen Kathy Maddox Kathy Madore Jimmy Major Josephine Mallett 137 Marty AAanders Gary Markert Richard Martin Freshmen William A. Martin Donna Mathewson Mary McClain Jim McClatchy 138 Richard McClellan Van McCollum Barry McCoy Freshmen Robert McDonald Clyta McElroy Juanita McKenne Albert McKie 139 Freshmen Johnny McKie Daniel B. McMillan Gail Miller Jimmy Miller Ronald Minor Jimmy Mixon Edna Moore 140 mm Freshmen William Moore Tim Morris Bubba Morton Howard Mulcay ii i Robert Mulcay Albert O. Mullins Gloria Mundy 141 Jo Murphy Marion Murphy George Mutimer Henry Nagel Gene Neal Laura Nelms Pat Nix 142 Freshmen Eugene Oddi Jared Ogden Frances Parker John Parker Lynn Peebles AAilledge Peterson Mary Pittman 143 Freshmen Rebecca Plunkett Dale Points James Pounds Sydney Priest _A I Ronnie Primrose Helen Puckett George Quinn 144 l« m Freshmen Linda Rader Ken Rainwater Walter Ramos Spencer Reeves Philip Rhodes Ronald Rhodes Henry Roberts 145 Nancy Roberts Rose Robertson Jerry Robinson Freshmen Byrd Rogers Thomas Rogers Eddie Roland Diane Rowell 146 iii Willis Rowland Ellie Ruth Rushin G. T. Salley Frank Sammons Ange San Fratello Guy San Fratello Lena Sangster 147 Walter Scarborough Pam Scargill Bernhard Schlatter Freshmen Tenia Schuman Charles Shauck Milton Sheridan Sam Sibley 148 R. A. Simpson Charles Smith Freshmen Elaine Smith Eleanor Smith George Smith Hyatt Smith Robert Smith 149 Freshmen Nancy Solomon William C. Sowers Becky Speering Shirley Spence Patsey Standlee Ann Stanley Paul Starnes 150 ■N Freshmen Royce Stevens Leslee Stewart Eileen Still Linda Stokes Donald Stubbs Gary Stough Warren Sturman 151 Freshmen Helen Sullivan Rickey Sumerau June Sumner Robert Tanlcersley Charles latum Stoney Taylor Carolyn Temples 152 ■ M Freshmen Patsy Templeton Jim Thaxton Anne Thomas Francis B. Thomas Harold Thomas Mil e Thomas Marcus Thompson 153 Freshmen Brooks Thurman Cecil Tomlin John Trulock Paul Turner Vera Turner Wille Van der Zalm Larry Vanore 154 Freshmen Sally Vilas Ginger Walker John Ward Kelly Ware Sandra Warren James Webb Vicki Weigle 155 Freshmen Walter West Jim Whitehead Jody Williams Walter Williams 156 m Janice Woolf Walter Worsham Charles Wray- Lynda Yates John Young 157 wm Secretarial Science students take typing drill. Students enjoy an amusing incident In Biology Lab. Students at Leisure . . . at Work . and at Play 160 Zelda Anderson AAarcia Angli n Adelheid M. Atkins Addie Babbitt Special ' ..- - - ■- ' ' I Gladys Barefield Jean Blenis o - Catherine Blumenstock 162 Students Nancy Bohling Britt Brunner Judy Bryan John Burks, Jr. Pat Chasfain Margie Cochran Virginia Colbert 163 Special Cecil Copeland Harriett Dawkins Don Dearing Shelia Dickens Sandra Edwards Cheryl Exiey Betty Farren 164 Students Jewel Greene Bobbie Hamilton Roddy Hammack Mary Hanusard Sandra Hartsfield Bill Hiers Joan Holloway 165 Mar y Hunt Joan Hyde Anne Jones Betty Jones Special j ' ' %, June D. Lamb Pam Ludewig Dolores McCormick 166 il Students Ruby McCrary Patricia McWhorter Donna G. Owens Ronald Paschall Carolyn Poss Claude Prather Mildred Proden 167 y Ann Ramay Paula Ray Joe Reeves Grayson Riner Rose Scarborough Myrtle Schaeffer Nancy Searcy Nancy Senn 168 Lois Slade Susan Smith Joyce Sommers Jane Stump May Suther Glenda Teston Linda Tyler Sue Urquhart 169 Special Students Tess Waldrep Christine Walker Edwin J.Wolff Leona Woo Peggy Wright Helen Yaun Dorothy Young 170 ' ij •imf f Superlatives :iic% m  - ¥ p MOST ATHLETIC Eddie Freiberg : ' s 7 !.?-, : «l ' :?r,i.i. ' . -«,fl ( ' Jiiy l« ' ' J3ieii« ' ' V ■jr -j HEARTBREAKERS Ellen Phillips, Denny Kearns - ■: A J ' k Al LUn t . , ' « . I ' v X Beauties . -V ' «1 4 s b f i • • oi-w. 1 X : L • BEAUTY Cherie Carpenter r- o -V_-. v ' ., ■t. B HbI ? BEAUTY I v Rosemary Faulk 1 BkH BHHnMpH ili ' 5 ' ' ' • ■ ' , «i, HBj HRP Hj O rvj jy .j ' 5I b9 111 nil K ' { I tf JAGUAR SPORTS basketball tennis bowlinj More sports! More teams! More participants! Athletic Director makes schedules MARVIN VANOVER A master of the famed shuffle of- fense. A brilliant court strategist. A leader among leaders dedicated to his task of molding character and building men. These are a few of the descriptive phrases used to portray the many faces of the man who now heads the Augusta Col- lege athletic department and physical education program. More sports, more teams, and more participants is the theme of Coach Van- over and Augusta College as the institu- tion enters its infant phase as a major college. 190 KNEELING: Jimmy Cooper, Angie San Fratello, Berry Wren, Guy San Fratello, and Bill Hiers. STANDING: Coach Marvin Vanover, Bill Domen, Andy Schwitter, Roddy Hammack, James Anderson, capt., Eddie Freiberg, Van McCollum, and Henry Hornsby. JAGUAR SCOREBOARD AC 52 Young Harris 66 AC 85 Armstrong 70 AC 114 Emmanuel 45 AC 76 S. Tech n AC 89 Gordon Mil. 59 AC 86 Georgia Mil. 81 AC 72 Charleston 82 AC 85 S. Tech 79 AC 74 Young Harris 102 AC 85 Truett-McConnell 86 AC 76 Truett-McConnell 78 AC 66 Columbus 92 AC 80 Ga. Southwestern 99 AC 82 ABAC 102 AC 86 Middle Ga. 85 (ot) AC 81 Charleston 71 AC 91 Ga. Southwestern 76 (Homecoming) AC 104 Emmanuel 62 AC 86 Armstrong 59 AC 90 Norman 80 AC 76 S. Georgia 85 AC 79 S. Georgia 74 AC 72 ABAC 90 GJCC Tournament 1 963-64 Record Won 1 2 Lost 1 2 BILL DOMEN, Freshman AG ' s 1st All-State Basketeer Miss Augusta College, big for camera!! % -y AcCOLLU A HIERS SAN fR ° 193 OUR SIXTH MAN Spirit! Enthusiasm! Beauty! These are trademarks of the 1963-64 Augusta College cheerleaders. The driving force which keyed on the new era of the Jaguars. The biue-and-white clad jumping jacks symbolized the newborn fightin ' spirit of the Cats. n m j W;?- ' E s 9 r k--- .- JEANIE PERROW, Capt. Nancy Clay Sally Ashmore Carole Alston Cheerleaders 195 Golf Coach Marvin Vanover, Steve Steinberg, Denny Kearns, and Chip Ati ins pose along the fairway— all beaming with optimistic grins. 1964 LOOMS AS BANNER YEAR FOR JAGUAR LINKSAAEN The grass along the fairways and on the greens never looked greener than they do for the Jaguars this spring. Coach Vanover inherited three-fourths of a club that sailed through the 1963 season with an undefeated slate. Steve Steinberg, Chip Atkins, and Denny Kearns, all of whom played a big role last season, return for another spring. With several other aspiring youngsters vying for the other position it should be Everything ' s Coming Up Birdies on the greens for the Jags. 196 Defending State Champions 197 Tennis RACKETEERS— The 1964 Jaguar Racketmen appear poised and ready to face the busy spring schedule. They are, Ricky Asserson, Robert Tankers- ley, Mickey Avrett, and Charles Wilson. 198 Coaches Dr. Frank Chou and G. B. Williams SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS! The Augusta College tennis team fin- ished a respectable third in the GJCC last season and Coaches Chou and Williams are looking forward to another good year. I To kill a mockingbird? . ... ' Ji- nm The tennis team keeps trim with a fall session. S KtK mK F ' ■ ' ' ' i.li fe ' liiaii Ricky Asserson, Jody Williams, Robert Tankersley, Mickey Avrett, Angela Oelsctiig, and Charles Wilson. 199 Bowling AC BOWLERS SCORE IN STATE MEET Augusta College bowlers placed second in the team matches of the Intercollegiate Bowl- ing Tournament held in Athens this year. Bowling is rapidly becoming one of the more popular activities among AC students. AC KEGLERS— KNEELING: Bryce Leighty and Bernie Lambert. STANDING: Barry McCoy, David Carlisle, John Perry and Coach G. P. Williams. 200 AUGUSTA COLLEGE BOWLING LEAGUE The purpose of the AC league is to conduct tenpin activities for the students at the college. It shall foster and maintain the spirit of good fellowship and sportsmanship. MIXED QUARTETS TAKE TIME OUT TO POSE FOR CAMERA Mr. G. B, Williams, Fred Lamback, Miss Greene, and Josephine Mallard. Barry McCoy, David Leonard, Kathy Maddox, and Carol Shaffer. Bernie Lambert, Wallace Pierce, Janet Freeman, and Marlene Bromley. Preston Creech, Jimmf Miller, Pat Nix, and Linda Rader, 201 y-r- §iijiT ' K f xkJm. A. .J iH -r BMj ' - re n if L- ■-. p- ;. Organizations and Activities 203 Student Council The Student Council encourages student participation in student-faculty policies, initi- ates and sponsors student activities, and lends student support to all measures that may pro- mote the prestige and usefulness of Augusta College. OFFICERS— L.-R.: Bill Hiers, vice-president; Rosemary Faulk, chaplain; Joe Evans, president; Patsy Standlee, secretary; Johnny Trulock ' , treasurer. FRONT ROW: Patsy Standlee, tllen Phillips, Gloria Mundy, Rosemary Faulk, Jeanie Perrow. BACK ROW: (L.-R.) Joe Evans, Eddie Roland, Brenda Carrick, Jimmy Ford, AAarjolie Prestwood, Johnny Trulock, Bill Hiers. 204 Phi Theta Kappa The purpose of this club is to recognize and to encourage out- standing scholastic achievement. Members of the club must have a grade ratio of 3.78. Pat Saxon and Catherine Callahan Dean ' s List — Fall Quarter Pictured (TOP TO BOTTOM): Franklin Woo, Bill Henk, Bill Acton, Jean Henslee, Kay Brandenburg, Linda Thompson, Ruby McCrary, Catherine C llahan and Carolyn Butler. NOT PICTURED Chip Atkins Sandra Hamrick Elizabeth Bisagna Patricia Henry Joan Carr Bernie Lambert Marilee Craven Frank Long Albert Doolittle Susan Murphy Jane Everett Rosalyn Roesel Pete Fletcher Thomas Wooten Sandra Floyd 205 SEATED, left fo right: Barbara Arthur, Susan Andrews, Kay Bedingfield, Marjolie Prestwood, JeanU- Perrow, Kathleen McDonald, Judy Corry, Rosemary Faulk, Mary Ellen Green. STANDING, left to right: Ann Saverance, Pat Henry, Brenda Carrick, Roger Welch, Ralph Lever, Dean Galloway, Marsha Corry, Pat Bone, Carol Hamilton. S.N.E.A. The Student National Education Association creates a better understand- ing of the teaching profession and encourages more students to choose a career in the field of education. SEATED: Kay Bedingfield, 1st vice-president; Marjolie Prestwood, president; Jeanie Perrow, 2nd vice-president. STANDING: Ann Saverance, treasurer; Susan Andrews; Brenda Carrick, secretary; Rosemary Faulk, chaplain. 206 SEATED: Diana Onstott, Brenda Deziel, Jane Lombard, Linda Yates, Caroline Griffin. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Boafright, JoAnn Roberts, Martha Hardy, Jackie Perhonish, Marilyn Cross, Elaine Smith, Francis Parl er, Linda Usry, Catherine Callahan. THIRD ROW: Susan Swanson, Robert Sherr, Jerome Gentry, Gary Thompson, David Keller, Hilda Turner, Charlotte Broome. Phi Beta Lambda The purposes of this club are to improve friendly relations between students and faculty, to educate its members in the field of business, and to prepare them for future careers. 207 Civitans The Collegiate Civitan Club promotes good fellowship and high scholarship, serves on the campus and in the com- munity, and provides an opportunity for leadership. SITTING: Carolyn Butler, Patz Dudley, Ellen Phillips, Jeanetfe Croft, Kay Bruno, Cherie Carpenter, Pat Doolin, Jeanie Perrow. SECOND ROWr Jana Falzarano, Linda Thompson, Nancy Solomon, Ginny Davis, Eleanor Ham, Ginger Walker, Martha Bell, Pat Henry, Lynn Peebles. OTHERS: Dr. Chou, Susan Friedman, Ann Hudson, Nancy Peters, Dianne Nipper, Bobbie Hamilton, Alice Twiggs, Warren Twiggs, Rhonda Shapiro, JoAnne Roberts, Sally Ashmore, Nancy Roberts, Pat Standlee, Nancy Stubbs, Nancy Clay. 208 This club gives primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life, promotes higher social, business, and professional standards, and develops a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship. Circle-K Eddie Freiberg, vice-president; Wallace Pierce, president; and Harvey Stokes, treasurer. FIRST ROW: Willy Hogan, Jeff Howard, Lee Luckey, Wallace Pierce, Ricky Asserson, Tommy McCoy, Jimmy McClatchy. SECOND ROW: Eddie Freiberg, Harold Gardner, Joe Evans, Allen Odom, Wesley Corbett, Harvey Stokes, George Farmer, Pete Fletcher, Ken Parrish, Sam Bodie THIRD ROW: George Mutimer, Mickey Avrett, Kenny Cravi-ford, Robert Manly, David Williams, Larry Bordelon, Bill Hiers, Johnny Mitchell. 210 BACK ROW: Preston Creech, Ray Gannaway, Shirley Spence, Mildred Luther, Virginia Shipp, Ralph Lever. FRONT ROW: Celia Tran Kay Bedingfield, Judy Corry, Sunny McGuire, Marsha Corry, Rene Godbee, Mr. Fred Moore. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union promotes an atmosphere of Christian fellowship on the campus and contributes to the spiritual development of its members. I A. ' 3r3l-,a Corry, Sunny McGuire; president, Rene Godbe vice-president, Preston Creech. -treasurer, Virginia Shipp; 212 Newman Club The Newman Club fosters the spiritual, intellectual and social interests of the Cath- olic students of Augusta College, welding them into a common union, and assist- ing Augusta College and its students whenever possible. iS Michael Smith, Advisor; Brenda Carrick, secretary; Catherine Callahan, president; Lari ir Holmes, vice-president. Chairmen Jo Anne Roberts, Jodie O ' Connell, Sherry Nagel, Lon Wetherington, and Dii with Catherine Callahan, president. Le Blanc discuss plans for the next meeting 213 Inter- Varsity The purpose of this organiza- tion is to deepen and strengthen the spiritual life of its members and to help all students to dis- cover God ' s role for them. FIRST ROW, L.-R.: Marcia Corry, Susan Andrews, Rosemary Faulk, Claudia O ' Hearn, Martha Dyer. TOP ROW, L.-R.: Kathleen McDonald, Kay Bedingfield, Celia Trammell, Elaine Smith. Art Club Myrtle Schaeffer, John Young, and Nancy Clay 214 SEATED: Becky Speering, Mary Ellen Green, and Alice Twiggs. STANDING: Lon Wetherington, Jodie O ' Connell, Dennie Kearns, Jack Chalker, Alfred Olson, Mr. Michael Smith. Drama Club Glenn Gentry, Jodie O ' Connell, and Alice Twiggs rehearse a scene froi a play which is to be presented. HARRY JACOBS Director Officers of the choir; Susan Andrews, president; Kathleen McDonald, secretary; John Koon, treasurer. Choi] At right: The new organ installed in the Music Building during the summer of 1963. 216 Augusta College Choir BOTTOM ROW: Ginny Davis, Linda Barnes, Connie Hellyar, Gary Markert, Jeff Howard, Ricl y Asserson, Sharon Whiteley, Brenda Deziel, Vicky Gavalas. SECOND ROW: Kathy Maddox, Mary Ann Avery, Lynn Fooshe, Van McCollum, Fred Neal, John Koon, Charlotte Bohler, Patz Dudley, Diane Kirkley. THIRD ROW: Virginia Shipp, Jean Leister, Susan Andrews, Preston Creech, Sam Sibley, Lane Stokes, Becky Kelly, Sally Bedingfield, Kathleen McDonald. FOURTH ROW: Joan Haywood, Carol Hamilton, Dean Dockins, Anne Wilbum, Roger Welch, Harvey Stokes, Ralph Lever, Marilee Craven, Mary Ellen Green, Sally Nichols. 217 MARY ANN AVERY LINDA THOMPSON Bell Ringer STAFF Co-editor ..__ _..._ _ Mary Ann Avery Managing Ed. Patsy Moore News Ed Roger Brown Editorial Page Ed Derek O ' Connell News Staff — Jody Williams Frances Parker Ginny Davis Marion E. Lee Sports Ed. _ - Troy Guthrie Faculty Advisor Gladys Hamilton Co-editor Linda Thompson Bus. Manager P. A. Creech, Jr. Bus. Staff ___. Ricky Asserson Patty Cadle Billy Peacock Sociefy Alice Twiggs Photographiy _ Ricky Asserson Typists Brenda Lanier Jane Lombard Members of staff check work with advisor. L.-R.: Mr. Wise, Linda Barnes, Catherine Callahan, Patz Dudley, Allen Odom, and John Koon. White Columns Editor, Linda Barnes Business Manager, Patz Dudley 219 Miss Christmas Belle Ball David Neal claims first dance with 1963 Christmas Belle, Cherie Carpenter. 1962 Christmas Belle, Nancy Clay, holds Miss Carpenter ' s bouquet. Candidates for Miss Christmas Belle and their escorts. 220 Civitan cheerleaders during Faculty- Civitan Basketball Game. (L.-R.) Kay Bruno, Carolyn Butler, Ellen Phillips, Nancy Solomon, Dianne Branch, and Jo Ann Roberts. Civitan-Faculty Basketball Game Faculty players, Miss Greene and Mrs. Turner, check score Civitan members, Linda Thompson and Pat Doolin. Civitan members Linda Thompson, Kay Bruno, and Pat Dooli Dean Galloway, (referee), Mr. Turner, Miss Greene, Mrs. Turi Stirewalt. introduce faculty referee and team members (L.-R.) •, Mr. Jervey, Mrs. Mundt, Mr. Vanover, and Mr. CANDIDATES FOR KING OF HEARTS SITTING: Wallace Pierce, Jeff Howard. KNEELING: Mickey Avreft, Clyburn Davis. STANDING: Ricky Asserson, Steve Steinberg, Eddie Freiberg, Pete Fletcher, Joe Evans, n 1 II lii Jlilll£B 1 kT- ' 1 ■to si Bk ' I HKv r r J i. ..1 l TE - fl M- U H j- MPlg VP ' .Wl IL ' fl H |bH K B ■L2| 2f w|H H Ka K P H H ' hH HK U v I H ' Hl ■ J m M ■ H. H 1 H W vSj H B)idHBinHBliw ' -T Jbi ' ■e sWx- gjW M MM B Candidates for King of Hearts and their dates. m nBpH H H B K ' . vl .J l i H ' V l H ' -f I K B -. •-:4 ij mmu MAJLJ. : ' ' M | Tm H ■ ■ m Bi 1 ■pi pw Iflffl iii - .4s «ii.r«| 11 . ■- ,iff Advertisements Commercial Portraits for This Annual AUTHORIZED DEALER Eastman Kodak Ansco Polaroid Bell and Howell PHOTO FINISHING Connnnerclal Aerial Portraits Color AUGUSTA COLLEGE STUDENTS We hope that you will prepare your- self and look forward with enthusiasm to an exciting career in commerce or industry under the American Free En- terprise system. BABCOCK WILCOX Refractories Division Augusta, Georgia Manufacturers of firebrick, insulating firebrick, concretes and other refract- ory products. 226 MIKE ' S BUSY BEE Esloblished 1885 THERtS NO PUCE llKE TfOME ® i jme W!ie Xove MY HOBBY BOX $2 00 PER IB. ru JxiJoit CANDIES WALKER MOTOR COMPANY iSal i. WJ £- Augusta, Georgia TELEPHONE PA 2-5371 Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS BsHltd gnd«r owthorlt of Th« Coco-Colo Compony TILE CENTER 1331 Reynolds Street PHONE 724-1135 Augusta, Georgia CARSWELL KIRK Realtors 227 MURPHY ' S STATIONERY COMPANY SINCE 1916 Social and Commercial Stationery 718 Broad St. Tel. PA 2-2122 WARR BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. Building Better Homes in Forest Park Phone 753-6506 GEORGIA CAROLINA BRICK TILE COMPANY llfrnieliMoKofl A- 733 Broad Street at the Monument Insured Savings Accounts Home Loans FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Broad and Tenth • Downtown Augusta Branch Office on Walton Way just off 15th Street RESOURCES OVER 47 MILLION DOLLARS 228 722-6831 Augusta, Ga. Lni Largest Manufacturers of Quality Structural Products for South East. IT ADDS UP... to do your banking at The Georgia . . . where you receive friendly courteous service on all your banking needs . . . enjoy the convenience of six round town locations wliere your account at one is an account at all! CiriE OIVCrlilL d RAILROAD BANK TRUST COMPANY AUGUSTA. GEORGIA Your Department Store of Finance 229 Choir Tour The Augusta College Choir took its annual tour in the Spring of 1963. Among its stops was one in New Orleans for sightseeing. Members of the choir take a buggy ride . . down Bourbon Street , ... to see Pete Fountain at the French Quarter Inn. Homeward bound again! 231 £e 3L ancs en ' s rear DANIEL VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER PHOENIX OIL COMPANY Unltest Lubricating oils, Uni+est greas- es, fuel oils, wood preservation, chem- icals, sanitary supplies PA 2-5321 625 Fifth Street SILVERSTEIN ' S Cleaning and Laundering Central Ave. at Monte Sano Augusta, Georgia ONE STOP PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Dry Cleaning Shirts — Flatwork — Fluff Same Day Service GIFTS THINGS and MURRAY ' S FLORIST CAREY F. WEATHERS Transfer and Storage Connpany Connplinnents of CORLEY MACHINE WORKS 32 AUGUSTA SCHOOL OF BALLET 1427 Monte Sano RE 6-5266 PHONE 6-5024 WE DELIVER MONTE SANO HARDWARE 1428 Monte Sano Ave. C. E. BLANCHARD, Owner MONTE SANO TV AND APPLIANCE CO. 1426 Monte Sano Ave. Phone RE 3-1972 Headquarters -for RCA Whirlpool Home Appliances RCA VICTOR MOTOROLA T.V. STEREO AND RADIOS Grunding, Zenith and Westinghouse Where Quality Ou+las+s Price Color T.V. Headquarters We Believe in Your Judgment COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER Compliments of a Friend MONTE SANO PHARMACY 1424 Monte Sano Phone REgent 6-2553 233 Augusta ' s Finest 710 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA ' S FINEST TOWN TAVERN 637 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. Steaks — Chops — Seafoods Luncheons LILY-TULIP CUP CORPORATION THE REBEL ROOM 1001 Greene St. A C Students Welcomed daniel village florist daniel village shopping center gene gibson JARRELL ' S CURB MARKET Washington Road at Berckman Road r i:! ■I ' ' iiiii ' i K!iM- lt t MM A fev faculty members enjoying a moment of leisure. | a l m A v b flKmi m ii DL gift ooa la±t BOX BOUNTIFUL $2 00 PER LB, i v i . v i -,t t v . rn -.i. . ., ( j«5 t. %t - .( t. v.. t i; RICHARDS BUICK, INC. 1350 Broad Street Augusta, Georgia Sale Service PA 2-5395 Just As It Was In The Days of one With The Wind FIT-COOEED BARBECUE Is Still Prepared Over Open Pits of Glowing Hickory Coals! You ' ll enjoy this tender, juicy Barbe- cue. Your choice of Beef or Pork. Wonderful flavor, superb quality! Ready to heat and serve. DELICIOUS! AT YOUR GROCER ' S ?36 KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT CO. open 24 hours a day King of America ' s Doughnuts 1715 Walton Way BUSBIA REALTY COMPANY 134 8th Street HART ELECTRIC COMPANY 924 Twiggs Street MEMBER FDIC THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK 709 Broad Street- 1448 Walton WayTelfair at 7th Street- PArk 2-2661 237 Remember Last Year ' s Rush to Get an Annual? I I I I I I I I I fiff JiLIMI r ' j J ' — — -j — I ' I ' T - 239 REEVES ELECTRIC WORKS AND SUPPLY COMPANY 1202 Reynolds 722-5537 TRULOCK CANDY CO. 1603 Fenwick Phone 2-3161 DISTRIBUTOR OF Lay ' s Potato Chips Fine Candies Peanut Butter Sandwiches SOUTHERN FINANCE CORPORATION REALTORS TERRY ' S PAINT AND BODY SHOP 1346 Reynolds Street First In Service MAIN OFFICE: Two Entrances 823 BROAD STREET • 820 REYNOLDS STREET WALTON WAY OFFICE: 1602 WALTON WAY MILLEDGE ROAD OFFICE: 206 MILLEDGE ROAD Member F.D.I.C. Member Federal Reserve System AFflllATED TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA 240 ••I ' ■ ' ■• c ' J.;-- ' eKL W -:: i: - ■ ;:.■: ' h .:- M .S ' I ' Vb -ft f IP ' : ' !■ !l - ' w f ipgyi It;