Augusta College - White Columns Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1986 volume:

s.c. REESE LIBRARY Augusta College Augusta, Georgia i,v; ' .v A ' ' - ; ' 4 A SENIOR UNIT OF THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA WHITE COLUMNS VOLUME 29 1985-1986 CHRISTENBERRY RETIRES AS AUGUSTA COLLEGE PRESIDENT AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE ON BEHALF OF THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY, WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO DR. CHRISTENBERRY 2 Dedication Dedication 3 4 TOUR GUIDE OPENING FACULTY STUDENTS SPORTS CLUBS ACTIVITIES ADS 1 17 43 71 97 121 155 TOUR GUIDE 5 7f :yfft ' X e6 i ' e i 6 Campus Housing 9 Mike Real Patti Peabody 10 Who ' s Who Pam Boulineau Doug Johnson Karen Gynther Beth Coursey Who ' s Who 1 1 i 1 i ' Debra Salzman Janann Reynolds 12 Who ' s Who t H e ii M 3 O a k Mu COMMUNICATION STUDENTS GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH THE MASS MEDIA 14 Communications Communications 15 a m pei j 16 OPENING Faculty 17 z O en H z i Dr. George A. Christenberry President Mr. John Groves Director of Student Activities Dr. Richard S. Wallace Vice President for Academic Affairs ■•8 Faculty Mr. S. Lee Wallace Assistant to the President Mr. Roscoe Williams Associate Dean of Student Affairs Mr. Joseph F. Mele Vice President for Business and Finance Mr. J.W. Galloway Vice President for Student Affairs Faculty 19 Dr. Geraldine W. Hargrove Dean of the School of Education Dr. William F. Monge Acting Dean of the School of Business Administration Dr. J. Gray Dinwiddie, Jr. Dean of School of Arts and Sciences Dr. Martha L. Farmer Acting Associate Dean of the School of Business Administration 20 Faculty FINE ARTS From Left: Mrs. Viola Jacobs, Dr. Eloy Fominaya, Mr. William F. Toole, Mr. Michael R. Brown, Dr. Alan H. Drake — Chairman, Mr. Harry Jacobs, Dr. John G. Schaeffer, Dr. James E. Russey, and Mrs. Artemisia Thevaos. Not Pictured: Ms. Anne C. Barton, Mr. Nathan Bindler, Ms. F. Eugenia Comer, Mr. Steven L. Greenquist, Mr. Jack King, Ms. Lisa C. Lloyd, and Mrs. Janice Williams. Faculty 21 iFrom Left: Mrs. Patricia E. Kizilay, Mrs. Carol L. Baecher, Ms. Louise Bryant — Chairman, Dr. Connie Skalak, Mrs. Grace G. Newsome, Mrs. Emily S. Capers, Mrs. Mildred M. McDermott, and Mrs. Frances G. Hariey. Not Pictured: Ms. Patricia B. Moss. Z C Z 22 Faculty HISTORY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, AND PHILOSOPHY Not Available for Picture Dr. Edward J. Cashin Dr. Calvin J. Billman Dr. Helen Callahan Dr. Thomas Chadwick Dr. George P. Chen Dr. David Foley Dr. Jeanne L. Jensen Dr. Steven R. Mansfield Dr. W. Creighton Peden Dr. Thomas W. Ramage Dr. Charles D. Saggus Dr. Paul F. Taylor Dr. Ralph H. Walker Faculty 23 Front, from Left: Dr. Rosemary DePaola, Mr. Terrence F. Wharton, Dr. Charles L. Willig, Dr. Janet I. Sandarg, Mrs. Tamela Rappold, Dr. Adelheid M. Atkins, Dr. Norman R. Prinsky. Middle, from Left: Dr. John R. Stracke, Dr. Sara E. Snow, Dr. John C. May, Dr. Marya M. DuBose, Dr. Mary-Kathleen Blanchard, Dr. Margaret J. Yonce. Back, from Left: Dr. Lester O. Pollard, Dr. C. Elizabeth Fanning, Randall G. Salzman, Mr. James H. Smith, Dr. Walter E. Evans. Not Pictured: Ms. Elizabeth B. Argo, Mr. Keith Cowling, Dr. Sameul D. Duncan, Mr. Charles T. Freeman, Dr. Lillie B. Jugurtha, Dr. Eleanor H. Pruitt, Mrs. Louise Shivers. LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE 24 Faculty 2 Front, from Left: Mr. Allen Baker, Dr. Anna K. Hamrlck, Mrs. Michelle Pollard Prinsky, Dr. Bill E. Bompart — Chairman, Ms. Shirley A. Hermitage, Dr. James M. Benedict, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Bryan. Back, from Left: Dr. M. Edward Petit, Dr. Freddy J. Maynard, Mr. Shahriar Farkhondeh, Dr. G. Gerald Thompson, Ms. Brenda Vick. Not Pictured: Mr. A. Marlin Brown, Dr. Margaret E. Dexter, Mrs. Anna J. Turner. z a n O 2 m n m Z n m Faculty 25 1 CO Z m c ) z H O z Mr. F. William Monge — Acting Dean Dr. Martha L. Farmer — Acting Associate Dean Mr. Emmet R. Arnold Mr. Carroll D. Broome Mrs. Barbara Coleman Mr. Clarence Coleman Mr. David E. Duncan Dr. Gary P. Fellers Dr. Edwin H. Flynn Mr. John R. Garlick Mrs. Jean W. Godin Dr. Charles R. Hollaman Mrs. Barbara B. Kiker Dr. Harry R. Kuniansky Dr. Michael A. LaBurtis Dr. Donald R. Law Ms. Mary K. Lisko Ms. Mary G. Mobley Mr. Randall C. Reid Dr. Philip C. Rutsohn Mrs. M. Teresa Sherrouse Mr. William L. Whatley Dr. Sameul M. Willis Ms. Marsh Davis Mrs. Linda Hagerty Ms. Lisa Kuchinski Mrs. Nancy Childers 26 Faculty ■H I Bp .. . I H j,a 3 ■ J - 3 z; j kJW Faculty 27 UJ U z UJ U Front, from Left: Sgt. Gibson, LTC Scandrett, Deneise Butler, Sgt. Davis. Back, fronn Left: Maj. Inman, Cpt. Cannon, Sgt. Maj. Cfioate, Cpt. Alexander. 28 Faculty Faculty 29 o n From Left: Dr. Robert H. Mast — Chairman, Mrs. Ernestine H. Thompson, and Dr. John M. Smith. Not Pictured: Dr. Dexter L. Burley, Dr. Rob- ert E, Frickey, Dr. Christopher P.H. Mur- phy, Ron Whitaker. o CI 30 Faculty From Left: Dr. Robert A. Reeves, Dr. Delwin D. Cahoon, Dr. Ed Edmonds — Chairman, Dr. W. Harold Moon, and Stephen H. Hobbs. Not Pictured: Jane Ellis. Faculty 311 CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS Front, from Left: Miyoko Jackson, Dr. Janice B. Turner — Chairman, Dr. Sylvia G. Riciiart. Back, from Left: Dr. John O. Egekeze, Dr. Silas D. Lewis, Dr. Harry F. Bowsher, Dr. Ronnie Ezell. Not Pictured: Mr. Harry Dolyniuk, Dr. Gary Stroebel. 32 Faculty BIOLOGY Not Available for Picture Dr. Emil K. Urban — Chairman Dr, James H. Bickert Dr. John B. Black Mr. Juan Bonetti Dr. Judith E. Gordon Dr. Harvey L. Stirewalt Dr. Russel E. Stullken Dr. Judith E. Gordon Dr. William R. Wellnitz Faculty 33 Not Available for Picture Dr. Geraldine Hargrove — Dean Dr. Anita Bozardt Dr. Frank H. Chou Dr. Mary Ann Christenberry Dr. Linda M. Clary Dr. Sharon J. Crawley Dr. Paulette P. Harris Dr. Elige W. Hickman Dr. Robert P. Hilllard Dr. Frank M. McMillan, III Dr. Joseph A. Murphy Mrs. Cheryl Scott Dr. Lyie R. Smith Mrs. Faith Stayer Dr. Frank R. Tubbs Dr. Ronald L. Webber Z o u Q LU 34 Faculty Not Available For Picture Mr. Marvin Vanover — Chairman Mr. Lowell E. Barnhart Mr. Dennis Burau Mr. Neal A. Cody Mr. Skip G. Fite Mr. Richard D. Harrison Dr. Ernest E. Lanford Ms. Lurella A. Moss Dr. Peggy J. Rowe Mr. Alan Sharp Mr. Larry Wall Mr. Fred Williams PHYSICAL EDUCATION Faculty 35 ADMISSIONS 36 Faculty Faculty 37 33 Faculty 1 JJ Faculty 39 PHYSICAL PLANT 40 Faculty CAFETERIA Faculty 41 42 Faculty students 43 Vera M. Brown Gary W. Burns Making lifetinne friends is an important part of tlie college experience and for sociology majors Mary Louise Capers, Sandra Parson, and Elizabeth Hag- len, they have found just that type of friendship in each other. When asked what they liked best about A.C. they replied: Recently, what we have enjoyed most is the lake front property at Clark Hill. Every Friday, we drive up to the lake to get away from the pressures of school. It revives us especially the beer we d rink. It would be nice to see more students and faculty at the lake — they do not know what they are missing. But the best things has been the wonderful friends we have made at Augusta College. Daniel J. Carolan 44 Seniors Fonda Cobb Gary Deariso Pauline Cody Karen Collins Angela Cotty Elizabeth Coursey B Debra Daniels Ruth Danner Ava DeLoach Robin DeVaney Michael Doolittle Susanna Dykes William Eberl Guy Jennings Senior political-science major Patti Peabody states: Being a part of A.C. lias been very meaningful for me, I have never had any trouble cheering on the team or school, it just came natural to me. A.C. has been a Peabody Family tradition for three genera- tions. Patti, a member of ZTA, feels that her sorority has enriched her college life by providing her a sup- port group and lifetime friends. Patti, with her dedica- tion to A.C, it is no wonder that she is also a member of the student government and in this year ' s Who ' s Who. Ellen Kloss Linda Lacot Gerald McCoy Susan McDowell Stevi McKnight Kay McNally Paula McPherson Seniors 47 Senior biology major Doug Johnson for the past year has been president of the Student Government Asso- ciation. Reflecting bacl on his college experience, Doug states: The four years that I have spent at A.C. have been the most enjoyable and rewarding years of my life. I have enjoyed both the academic activities and the extracurricular activities. This year I have had the privilege of serving as the president of the Student Government. This involvement has enabled me to work with a wide variety of people. I am grateful to A.C. for giving me the opportunity to make a lot of friends and gain a well-.-ounded education. Melanie May David Miller Thomas Mitchell Leigh Moody Douglas Norman Thomas Norris 48 Seniors William O ' Neal Jeffrey Parish Sandra Parson Valerie Spratlin James Stachowiak Luke Sturtz Jenice Sullivan Emma Stevens Charlene Tate Tara Teeslink Crystal Thomas Karl Strellner James Thomas Seniors 49 Kathleen Thompkins Miguel Thompson Mark Trammell Susie Trammel! Phil Wahl Thomas West Janice Wheeler Brad Williams Jay Wright Elouise Yarbrough Sharon Young 50 Seniors David Brassell Vic Daniei Ashley Bush Ronald Casalino Dana Compton Joy Davidson Dana Davis Joan Etheredge Tim Conway Robert Davis Robert DeBarge Kevin Flaherty Juniors 51 II Jasper Garrett, Jr. Sujata Ghosh Gina Givens Victoria Goode Olin Goodhue Mary Graham Kevin Green Mark Gresham Jerry Grey Beatrice Griffen Kenneth Gross Linda Guthrie Kimberly Hendricks Vanessa Hi Anna Howard 52 Juniors ■I Yi W ii Terri Hinner Sheri Inglett Kimberly Jenkins Carlette Kemp Michael Kimble Linda Linnenkohl Dennis Lowe Linda MacKenzie Debra Mason Nathaniel McCants, Jr. Lynn McClearen Cynthia McKinley Diane Mclntyre Sheila McNeal Vincent Meleo Verba Melton Long after most students have left A.C. for the day, Charles Bruni returns to campus not as a student but as one of our finest Public Safety Officers. Charles, a junior majoring in psy. and soc, has worl ed for the Augusta Police and Richmond County. He returned to college because he feels the police and their ad- ministrators need to better understand crime. Charles holds: I would like to be instrumental in upgrading law enforcement in Ga. Specifically I would like to see a bill passed to allow active law enforcement officers to attend state colleges at no cost. This would up- grade the education level of police, who generally have lo w education. It is important the police have the best education possible because they have the ability to effect so many lives. Juniors 53 Michael Meredith Kathy Michael Brent Mikel Stephanie Miles Julie Mischel Beth Murray Shelba Sellers 54 Juniors Keith Mock Cindy Moron Livia Munoz John Payne James Perdue Betsy Platle James Proctor Laura Rayburn Renn Ricklefs Michele Scott Marc Miller Paul Muckenfuss Olivia Prater Dorine Seabrook Sam Shannon Renee Sharrock Michael Sheffield Stephanie Shepard Samuel Walden Donna William Terri Williams Earlene Wyatt Juniors 55 Gayla Bennett Brian Bentley Paige Bierman Jeb Blount Amy Boozer Post-Baccalaureate students are greatly outnum- bered at Augusta College, but they are still part of the A.C. campus scene. One of the most distinguished pre-med students is Mike Bryan. Mike received his B.S. from the University of Missouri at Rolla. Aside from his studies, Mike works in the Student Activities office and as a part-time nursing assistant. Mike states: The academic environment offers a tremen- dous opportunity not only to learn the important tech- nical peg points of a specific trade but also to devel- op socially. Although it may seem to do little to help initially get a job social skill will be a major compo- nent in advancement in that job. A.C. offers ways to fortify both academic and social skills. Kim Brown 56 Sophomores Maggie Brown Mary Browning Julie Brunkow Sherry Fiorian Tavia Burnett David Clifton James Compton Kimberly Courson Craig Cox Kim Fornes Cynthia Foster Juanita Franklin Robert Clifton Brenda Cummings Catherine D ' Amic Wayne Guy Sophomores 57 Kimberly Kutz Wade Marchman, Jr. 58 Sophomores Ursula Lewis Sandi Lines i ' l ■ ' «  V ; { 1 Jil B f ' l -f Pt,;!! ' .;•■- . ' Natalie Loo Brenda Marshall Paul Martin Cynthia McNair Amanda Mattson Susan Meloan Benita Middleton Paige Mims Lewellyn Montgomery Cheryl Moore After 30 years in the Army, Jim Baily has made his permanent home In Augusta. Jim has been at A.C. on and off for about 13 years. He has earned a degree in Psychology and Education and is taking writing courses currently. Jim often contributes to the Bell Ringer and through his delightful article the whole campus has come to know him and his family. Jim believes A.C. is a fabulous college and that one does not have to be working on a degree to go to college; people can learn just for the education. He holds that A.C. can give a person a good education in just about any field that a person would want. Angela Mullins Roy Mutimer Harrell Newsome Grace Odi Laura Oglesby Patrice Oglesby Tonia Owens Elizabeth Outlay Kenneth Page Shirley Palmer Tonya Paul Jennifer Pickett Sophomores 59 Transferring from one college to another is never easy, but for seniors Joy Postell from Western Caroli- na and Stevi McKniglit from the University of Ken- tucky, transferring to A.C. was not the expected nightmare. Joy says: Do you recall your very first day as a college student? Everyone could distinctly categorize you as a freshman because you were con- stantly referring to your registration form and campus map. Being a transfer student, I dreaded that I would be categorized as a freshman for a second time. Fortunately, thanks to the layout of the A.C. campus, the orientation, and the assistance of fellow students, I never had to use my campus map. Stevi compares the two schools by recalling: At U.K. the faculty never knew anyone ' s name, you were just your social security number, and the campus was so large that you h ad to ride a bus from class to class. A.C. has been like a breath of fresh air, everyone is important here and the campus is compact enought to be able to walk from class to class, and besides I much prefer ' Stevi ' to 8042! Cindy Pritchord Sidney Paper, Jr. Sandra Reese Robert Roberson Sandra Roberts Anthony Robinson Mary Rogers Dana Rollins Lisa Salter Allan Sanchez 60 Sophomores Stephanie Shepard Ronald Sherrod Florence Shoemaker Benhamin Sides Andrea Williams Angela Williams Dorothy Wright Norma Wright Sophomores 61 David Bigelow John Bigelow Angela Black Diane Blackburn Godfrey Blount Kay Brown 62 Freshmen Tawain Brown Greg Bryan Tom Burnly Allison Byrd Angela Chandler Drenda Clark Garen Cofer Kelli Cook Kelley Cross Janice Darden Angela Doyle Steve Duffie Leslie Durden Caria Dent, a senior majoring In accounting, is one of the most active students on campus. CarIa is the business manager of the Bell Ringer and the treasurer of Phi Beta Lambda, w hich is the business organizai- ton on campus. This year she placed 2nd in the accounting state competition in Carrollton Ga. and was a member of the Homecoming court. Known for her wit, CarIa believes that you have to make things happen; she stated; If you love something set it free, if it does not come back, hunt It down and shoot it. Keith Kurham Nancy Dyer Freshmen 63 Meri Beth Gay John Goida Senior Julian Hymen has always been interersted in classical music, that is probably why he does such a great job as the late afternoon disc joci ey at WAGG, the college ' s public radio station. Julian is a sociology major and is very active in community social research projects. He is also an outdoorsman, camping and owning his own small fishing company. Regarding the radio station, Julian holds: People don ' t realize what a treasure the station is, it is a vital asset — a special gift. The station has great potential but too few l now about it and support it, I only hope that it can survive and grow to be an important part of the Arts in Augusta. Ashley Golden 64 Freshmen ... I J Kathy Goodin i u Darlene Hale Michele LaPore Edward Hall Cynthia Harper Donna Harrison Caren Lewis Antliony Little Louis Lodge Tara Hassell MImi Low Freshmen 65 Cliff Loo Betty Lucas Jon McCain William MacDonald Walter McKlnnon Glenda Marlney 1 i K ' P Joyce May Tom Murphy KImberly Oxner 66 Freshmen Cecllya Martin Danette Martin Lisa Martin Catherine Matthews Nancy Padgett Mickiel Pete Jeanne Peterson Dwayne Hooks, Sophomore, major biology and soci- ology, was Chairman of the Student Union, that is the entertainment and programming board of the Stu- dent Government. He was also a member of Student Senate, business manager of White columns and Vice President of Circle K. Dwayne believes It is impor- tant for students to become involved in extracurricu- lar activities because it relieves the stress of academ- ics. In college you have to learn more than book- smarts — you need to develop common sense and social grace which can be acquired through the so- cial atmosphere of planned student recreational ac- tivities. What we need is more student participation in planned activities; these programs are paid for through the student activities fee that each student pays so see your student activities fees in action and come have some fun. Beverly Rabun Kevin Rathke Stephanie Revelle Rashawn Ridley Tina Ridley Donna Roberts Anthony Robinson Frank Robinson Trenia Rolling Rebecca Ross Freshmen 67 Delia Sims Amy SItton Greg Slavens Eric Snyder Rebecca Spencer-Paul Phillip Stokoe Eleanor Sturgis Herbert Terry, Jr. Angela Thornton Michael Thomas Beth Turner Brenda Vedetto Troy Vincent Chrissy Vinson Hanh Vo Catherine Wade Bridget Wahl Stoney Washington Dede Watson Kevin Webster 68 Freshmen Dian Williams Sabrina Williams Darrell Woods Barry Wren Van Yeldell Chun Yu Charmain Zimmerman Freshmen 69 I Cameron Andrews Lorene Hopkins Frank Mullins Catherine Winbush Patsy Battle Michael Bryan Walter Clay Grace Huff Leta Ingram Lisa Larimer John Patterson Janie Walton Samuel Wardlaw Alan Fann Connie Morgan Vickie Willis 70 Graduates MEN ' S BASKETBALL — BEST WINNING SEASON SINCE ' 81! Front row (from left): Vincent Jackson, Eric Rogers, Tyrone Gross, David Long, and Jeff Hudson. Second row: Managers Dennis McBride and Kevin King, Brad Mays, John Walker, Gerrard MacLeod, Eric Erchison, Eric Jerotic, Javier Ruiz, assistant coaches Larry Wall and Neal Cody, and head coach Marvin Vanover. The A.C. Men ' s Basketball team improved remark- ably over last season ' s performance, producing their best winning season since 1981. They defeated Mer- cer, Georgia State, and Georgia Southern — three of the best teams in Division I of the TAG Conference. They also surprised many when, after being picked to finish sixth in the Big South Tournament, they finished second. Many new players, orginally consid- ered a weakness, were in fact a strength, helping to improve the teams overall rebounding, playing inside the opponent ' s defense, and providing good height in the center. If most of the players return next year, this team could have an excellent season ahead. Men ' s Basketball 73 HOW ' BOUT THEM JAGUARS!! 74 Basketball 1985-86 Scoreboard W-L Score Opponent W 83-72 Piedmont L 69-71 S.C. State W 93-84 Tusculum W 74-73 Miss. Valley L 76-79 Ga. State L 51-81 South Carolina L 45-66 Ga. Southern L 68-97 E. Tenn. Stat W 57-55 Mercer L 78-81 Beth-Cook L 62-70 Howard W 85-70 W. Carolina L 62-66 Baptist W 63-62 Costal Car. L 59-71 Tenn. State W 80-78 Ga. State L 58-64 Campbell L 68-78 S.C. St; e L 62-65 Radford L 65-70 Campbell W 78-65 Radford L 62-66 Tenn. State W 91-83 Baptist L 45-76 Mercer L 59-60 W. Carolira W 74-63 Armstong W 54-52 Ga. Southern w 68-55 Campbe, ' w 87-79 Winthrop L 60-68 Baptist Basketball 75 First Row (left to right): Student Assistant Coach Maureen McCormack, Rosetta Howard, Gina Arp, Sheri Morgan, Lisa White, Stephanie Maddock, Sabrina Jenkins, Susan McDowell. Second Row (left to right): Student Trainer Pam Peterson, Patrice Ross, Sandra MacLeod, Kim Brown. 76 Women ' s Basketball WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL FULL OF SURPRISES! The Women ' s Basketball team, like the Men ' s team, had a surprise or two as part of an improved performance this season. They shocked third-ranked Georgia Southwestern with a 63-62 victory and defeated Arm- strong State at the Homecoming. They fin- ished the season with equal wins and losses in both the general record and regional re- cord. Women ' s Basketball 77 LADY JAGS STRUT THEIR STUFF! 78 Women ' s Basketball Women ' s Basketball 79 The A.C. Baseball team finished a win- ning season this year, a season that went very well despite a few early losses. The Jags faltered a little as the season wound down due to tough op- ponents like Georgia Tech, Clemson and Mercer. The team did however place third out of eight teams in the Big South Tournament, which was hosted by Augusta College. 80 BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM PLACES 3rd IN BIG SOUTH Members of the Team; Mark Bennett, Keith Reese, Tony Miller, Ken Morgan, Donnie Poteet, Frank Moore, Larry McKinney, Mike Austin. Barry Bell, Kevin Green, Stuart Chester, Johnny Pennington, Scott Rapp, David Griffin, Daniel Martin, Collin Cas- sedy, Roger Parham, Trent Mercer, Tracy Durand, David Long, Darren Newman, Jeff Hodson, and Johnny Maybery. BASEBALL 81 SOFTBALL: AN IMPRESSIVE SEASON One of the teams that managed to put to- gether a winning season is the women ' s soft- ball team. Under the direction of Coach Lowell Barnhardt, the Lady Jags have made strong progress in their performance, de- feating such powers as Georgia Southern and Mercer. Mercer handed the Jags a 9-10 defeat but were later trounced by the Jags by a 21-8 score. Coach Barnhardt says of the Jags, The team has adjusted well to the fast pitch game. We aren ' t a power hitting team, but we do make contact with the ball. Our biggest strength was our defense. I think our players had the best gloves and throwing arms of any team we had faced. - - Players (in alphabetical order): Martina Anderson, Maggie Brown, Mary Chavous, Leigh Ann Martin, Moe McCor- mick, Susan McDowell, Sheri Morgan, Angie Newman, Debbie Osterhoudt, Pam Peterson, Susan Rhoden, Janet Walden, and Lisa White. 82 SOFTBALL SOFTBALL 83 AUGUSTA COLLEGE SOCCER TEAM — WORKING HARD AND MAKING GAINS! ibd ' Although they did not have a winning record this year, the A.C. soccer team did mal e impressive strides. Hob- bled by player losses due to academic ineligibilities and non-returning players, the Jags nevertheless were very competitive against tough competition and a rugged schedule. They developed many dimensions of their team, and look forward to more recruits to complement the team. 84 Soccer Front row (left to right): Rob Demartinez, Doug Star- zee, Brian Hatch, Chris Taylor, Jose Pumarego, Ben Amporful. Top row: Coach Lowell Barnhart, Kevin Vaughn, Jay Proctor, Tony Dewitt, Dough Trott, Den- nis McBride, Brad Rollins, Rusty Mobley, Gary La- vengood. Not pictured: Mark Marlott and Tony Baird. Soccer 85 SWIM TEAM HAS BRIGHT STARS! The Men ' s and Women ' s Swinnming teams had problems in team competition, but managed to provide bright stars. Among the best was fresh- man Suzanne Johnson, who finished first in two races at the women ' s team ' s last meet. Su- zanne and the rest of the women ' s team will carry on next season. 86 SWIM TEAM Men ' s Swim Team: Tommy Northcutt, Brent Mikel, Brad Rollins, Phil Stol oe, and Tom Mason (assistant coacli). Women ' s Swim Team: Suzanne Marie Jolinson, Adrienne Horton, Mary Nisbet, Angela Heilig, Kelsey Kemple, and Julie Miscliel. SWIM TEAM 87 GOLF TEAM SWINGS INTO ACTION J Although the team was composed of mostly new players, the A.C. golf team finished an impressive season, highlighted by their second win of the Big South Tournament championship. Coach Ernie Langford was named Big South Coach-of-the-Year, and freshman Taylor Smith, along with teammates Roger Rowland and David McGowan, were selected to the All- Conference squad. Next year, a team with experience gained from this past year and a tournament win will have a dazzling season. 88 GOLF Golf Team: Taylor Smith, Brad Adams, Roger Rowland, David McGowan, Brian Hodgson, Tripp Bowden, Dave Eby, Clay Bennett, and Sam Mays. Pic- tured Golf team and friends. GOLF 89 TENNIS TEAM STRUGGLES The women ' s tennis team, against very tougin competition all season managed to close out the season with wins against Armstrong State and Georgia. Such competition came because of the move to the NCAA ' s Division I — a situation common to virtually every team on campus. Meanwhile, the men ' s team competed under much the same cirumstances as the women ' s team and likewise had difficulties Still, with all the problems, both teams will be better prepared for next season. 90 TENNIS Men ' s Team member: Mark Beasly, Chris Skelton, Deac Heilig, Mark Randall, Joe Hamilton, Kevin Cot- ter, Kelly Crandall, Ronnie Wilcauskas, and Patrick Hayes (assistant coach). Women ' s Team members: Carol Zembiak, Patrice Oglesby, Denise Woodward, Susan Coleman, Jayne McElmurray, Mary Alice Mealing, and McCoy Williams (manager). TENNIS 91 CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS HAVE THEIR BRIGHT MOMENTS! A.C. ' s Cross Country teams had a very produc- tive season this year. Neither teams placed very high in some meets, but there v ere some bright moments. The men ' s team won their meet out- right against Paine College, while the women ' s team had some members selected to the Geor- gia All-State team and to qualify for the state meet. Both teams should improve remarkably next year. Men ' s team; Andy Tisdale, Dennis McBride, Stephen Crutchfield, David Snapperman, Chris Everly, Tim Con- way, Coach Larry Wall. Not pictured: Pete Salter, and Joe McElmurray. CROSS-COUNTRY 93 VOLLEYBALL RETURNS TO AUGUSTA COLLEGE Under first-year coach Joanne Rowe, women ' s volleyball made its return to Augusta College. The team did not win many games, but worked hard laying the groundwork for future seasons by build- ing better teamwork and gaining experience. They did remarkably well against rivals like Paine Col- lege, Campbell University, Erskine College and South Carolina State. The future will not be easy for these Lady Jags, but they have the potential to make it a brighter one. A- Top row (from left): Maggi Brown, Stephanie Re- velle, Sandra McCloud, Lisa White, Maureen McCormick, Coach Joanne Rowe. Front Row: Pa- trice Ross, Kim Brown, and Sheri Morgan. O ft A 94 VOLLEYBALL RIFLE TEAM SHOWS SHOOTING SKILLS Rifle Team (front row); Sidney Raper, Ronald Cliburn, Olin Goodhue, Lora- donna Norris Major Stewart Cannon was coacfi (back) The A.C. rifle team practiced their shooting skills this year and competed in Louisiana against nearly 18 other colleges. Each team member participated in matches requiring them to shoot 36 rounds at a bullseye target: 10 in a lying position, 10 in a kneeling position, and 10 in a standing position. They used .22- caliber rifles and practiced at the Academy of Richmond County ' s shooting facilities. Nearly all of the team members were in ROTC, so the experience helped greatly. RIFLE TEAM 95 ENTHUSIASTIC CHEERLEADERS REFLECT TEAM SPIRIT! Tirelessly supporting many of Augusta College ' s athle- tic teams, the Jaguar Cheerleaders are a reflection of the team spirit that pervades Augusta College. Lurelia Moss, their coach, believes they did an excellent job and were an important factor in many vi ins by our teams. They will continue to show the enthusiasm and support of the college through their lively cheerleading. Top (left to right): Angela Vining, Donna Felberg, Kelley Cross. Bottom (left to right): Michelle Watkins, Amy Sitton, Diane Blackberg, Teresa White, Amy Harrison, Teresa Bates. 96 Cheerleaders Clubs 97 Back Row, from left: Dennis McGrath, Win Thonnpson, Ron Singletary, Jofin Bridges, Mark Erbland, Jolin Stewart, Bob Domaleski, Sead Gunnby, John Arnold, Rusty Hendrix (President), Shawn Hughes, Al Williams. Second Row: Chuck Evans (Vice President), Eddie Hickman, Reggie Shannon (Secretary), Sam Walden, Larry Tingen. Third Row: Riley McLeod, William MacDonald, Steven Stamps, John Taylor, Dean Hammond. Front Row: Jerry Howell. Not Pictured: Bubba Ard, Dan Arnold, Tommy Arthur, Ralph Beene, Jim Benedict (Advisor), Tracy Brickie, David Carr, Floyd Greene, John Goodin, Don Ingram, David Oliver, Buddy Ragland, Brian Reeder, Gary Roberson (Treasurer), James Sellers, Pat Smith, Steve Thomas, Charles Wiggens, Tony Woods. 98 Clubs Back Row, from left: Steve Wood, Jim Steed (President), Brian Pat- terson. Front Row; Dirl Acord, Tommy Henderson (Vice President), Scott Prince. Clubs 99 u Back Row, from left: Sheila Cochran, Victoria Goode (Vice President), Michelle Barsh, Front Row: Walter Clay, John Blanchard, Grace Aslaner (Treasurer), Perry Presley (President), Lauraetta Foreman (Secretary), Gil larocci, Meg McBride, Dan Boquist. 100 Clubs PI KAPPA PHI Back Row, from left: Brian Woo, Robert Gibbs, Doug Towner, Tony Duggan, Daniel Moyles, Joe Ficzere, Ben Sides, Mike Mosner, George Budwick, Bryan Hatch. Front Row: Tom Lundquist, Marc Miller (Treasur- er), Roy Mutimer (Vice President), Troy Vincent (President), Wade Doenges (Secretary), John Sweat. Not Pictured: Todd Brandenburg. Clubs 101 Back Row, from left: Andy Wickert, Jana Wolfe, David Bartlett (Vice President), Lynne Jones, Dee Dunbar (President). Front Row: Les Borsay, Robert Robert- son, Ginger Hatcher, Alian Sanchez. Not Pictured: Angela Coty (Secretary Trea- surer), Elenor Pruitt (Advisor). 102 Clubs o X Back Row, from left: Kurt Donaldson, Annette Cheek, Trey Bartow, Kelsey Kemple, Catherine Wade. Middle Row: Skip Lastinger, Maria Townsend, Jeanne Glen, Anna Howard, Dr. Sam Singal, Mitzi Barnard (Vice President), Sharon Galloway. Front Row: Joy Postell, Sean Smith, Tammy Rappold, Don Bigelow, Mandy Smith (Trea- surer), Shannon Overstreet (President). Not Pictured: Charlene Tate (Secretary). Clubs 103 STUDENT AMBASSADOR BOARD Back Row, from left: Kenneth Gross, Mary Louise Capers, Sharon Galloway. Second Row: Jane Raunikar, Helen Hen- dee, Melissa Culpepper, Third Row: Ka- ren Gynther (Vice President), Anette Cheek. Front Row: Victoria Goode (Presi- dent), Terri Williams. 104 Clubs BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Back Row, from left: Dan Rosser. Randy Richardson, Allen Powell, unknown, John McNitt. Second Row: Aaron Eshee, Angy Morrison (Cannpus Outreach), Earl Welch (Publicity), Angela Odom, Thomas Smith, Jill Doss, Angie Mullins, Tammy Fennell, Vic Daniel (President), Kim Courson, Anna Howard (Newslet- ter). Third Row: Penny Kitchens, Lareese Stubbs. Front Row: Tara Hassell, Beth Tanner, Scott Willis (Campus fvlinister). i k x ? • ' ' « ■ ' irt ' 1 ' ' ' ' u Clubs 105 CHAMBER CHOIR Back Row, from left: Wes Gardner, Tim Rogers, Todd Brandenburg, Travis McNeal, Skip Lastinger, David Walker. Front Row : William Toole, Lynn Thibo- deau, Benita Middleton, Patricia Thomas, Tara Hassell, Wendy Powers, Mary Lindsey, Gabriele Bone ' . 106 CLUBS Back Row, from left: Jay Proctor (Vice President), Stephanie Revelle (Secretary), Bill Biackwelder (Treasurer), Wade Doenges, Brian Patterson, Cpt. Alexander (Advisor). Front Row: Sidney Raper (President), Loradonna Norris, Robin Powell, John Payne, Kevin Titre. CLUBS 107 108 Clubs Dwayne Hooks — Business Manager Ads Clubs 109 110 Clubs Olin Goodhue — Photographer aft r ' i ' fif t? « J ■ Kelly Hardy — Faculty Van Yeldetl — Sports Clubs 1 1 1 Back Row, from left; Kathy D ew, Steve Bowman, Mike Real, Stephanie Revelle, Stan Fox, Patty Peabody, Mae Price, Jim Barrett, David Nelson, Van Yeldell, Dwayne Hooks, Kathy Matthews, Cynthia Kendricks, Perry Presley, Front Row: Beth Cleveland, Danny Eden, Carol Baxter, Joan Hodobas, Loadonna Norris, Doug Johnson, Cynthia Harper, Roberta Stephens, Jay Wright, Michelle LePore, Allison Byrd, Sidney Roper. 112 Clubs Stan Fox — Vice President Clubs 113 SENATE Chairman — Mike Real Secretary — Jay Wright STUDENT UNION Chairman — Dwayne Hooks Vice Chairman — Mae Price Secretary — Rebecca Rass JUDICIAL CABINET Chairman — Steve Bowman Secretary — Felicia Darren 114 Clubs BELL RINGER From left: Pauline Snapperman, (Graph- ic Artist), Elizabeth Kemple (Features Edi- tor), Donnie Porter (Editor), David Bass (Asst. Editor), Bar- bara Gleason (Secre- tary), Larry Taylor (Sports Editor), Garia Dent (Business Man- ager), Ray Farrow (News Editor), Anna Howard, Dr. Jinn Gar- vey (Advisor), Chuck McGregor (News Edi- tor). Not Pictured: Tinn Conway. Clubs 115 Back Row, from left: Tom Larson, Terry Meeks, Jon Pennington, Gary Deariso, Olin Goodhue. Front Row: Carla Dent (Treasurer), Barbara Jesse, Debby Haddock (President), Barbara Gleason (Historian). Not Pictured: Sussie Trammel (Secretary), Renee Murray (Vice President). 116 Clubs EUCIDEAN SOCIETY From left: Laura Jackson, Michelle Pollard (Advisor), Dr. Thompson (Advisor), Mike Meredith. Clubs 117 BLACK STUDENT UNION Back Row, from left: John Henderson, Larryn Frails, Mike Bryan, Virgil Hardin (Presi- dent), Pat Austin. Front Row: Cynthia Kendrick (Vice-President), Joan Etheredge (Historian), Fredricka Jones. Not Pictured: Sherri Trammel (Secretary), Nathaniel McCants, Robin Henderson, Roberta Stephens, Vicky Dewberry, Michael Bryan, Lisa Bryant, Cathy Bell, Cynthia Cave, Larry Marshall, Shirri Trammel, Susie Trammel, Ardena Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Natilie Coleman. 118 Clubs Back Row, from left: Kathleen Dew (Treasurer), Carol Baxter, Laura Og- lesby, Julie FiliingJm (Secretary), Melanie Edenfield. Second Row: Lisa Rushton (First Vice-President), Dana Rollins, Tricia Biggs (Membership Chairman), Jennifer Sarafin, Karen Bartley (President), Angela Peterson, Laurie Ann Brooks. Third Row: Carolyn Watts (Ritual Chairman), Marjorie Gearing, Sheri Inglett (Historian). Front Row: Peggy Jarvis, Cathleen Gill, Rhonda Jackson, Julie Cheesborough, Emily Newton. Not Pictured: Patti Peabody (Second Vice-President), Terri Peterson, Nancy Dwyer, Ginger Claxton, Andrea Cole, Shelba Sellers, Kelly Johnson. X N Clubs 119 I CANDIDS Clubs 121 CLUBS NOT AVAILABLE FOR PHOTO ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY CHOIR DELTA SIGMA THETA HISTORY CLUB JAZZ ENSEMBLE LOS AMIGOS HISPANOS MARKETING ASSOCIATION MEDIA ARTS CLUB PSI CHI SIGMA PHI OMEGA S.G.A.E. STUDENT ART ASSOCIATION STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION 122 CLUBS ' ( o T y Oy iy 124 ACTIVITIES mmvwmwi tinmaimmfmwvwmvm ACTIVITIES 125 y Ofimf c S f2e 6 128 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 129 130 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 131 Friday Demise Moses 132 Activities y4 :y4.ec Thursday HATS: A Tribute to Harriet Tubman Captivated by a mystical spell, the audience wit- nessed the life of one of the world ' s greatest freedom fighters — Harriet Tubman. Saundra Dunson Franks relived Tubman ' s life and memories by the removal of a series of small items from her trunk. Franks appeared on stage transporting the crowd back into the mid 1800 ' s sharing Tubman ' s trials and tribula- tions, joys and sorrows, triumphs and defeats. HATS filled the evening with superior entertainment and education, but most of all it filled the heart. Wednesday Bonfire Activities 133 7 0 Homecoming King, Larry Marsliali, was a senior majoring in Pliysical education. He represented the Blacl Student Union in wiiich he was a member. He was also involved in intramural sports. After graduating, Larry will enter the Army as a second lieutenant. ' fW (Tu First Runner-up: Angle Heilig Second Runner-up: John Taylor 136 ACTIVITIES Former Homecoming Queen and King: Robin Henderson and Larry Frails S.G.A. President, Doug Johnson; Masters of Ceremony: Dwayne Hooks, Van Yeldeil ACTIVITIES 137 138 ACTIVITIES ♦ 1 1 , .: ;.■■ ACTIVITIES 139 - (3 {A( 140 ACTIVITIES 1985-86 Most VALUABLE PLAYERS: Soccer — Kevin Vaughn; Men ' s Cross Country — David Snapperman; Wonnen ' s Cross Country — Angie Heilig; Volleyball — Maureen McCormack; Cheerleaders — Teresa Bates; Men ' s Sv imminQ — Tommy Northcut; Women ' s Swimming — Suzanne — Marie Johnson; Rifle — Loradonna Norris; Men ' s Basketball — Eric Juratic; Women ' s Basketball — Lisa White; Golf — Taylor Smith; Baseball — Donnie Poteet; Softball — Leigh Ann Martin; Men ' s Tennis — Mark Beasley; Women ' s Tennis — Patrice Oglesby 5 42 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 143 Nn I 144 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 145 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 148 Activities Activities 147 nvlTIES ACTIVITIES 149 .1 ' i ; • !50 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 151 CTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 153 VITIES CoiKjroliiIohojis o he CIoss of J986 from IJic u%ui a College Itttn- ssociaHon Alumni Board Officers Nell P. 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And we, thy sons and daughters. Who pass thy portals through. Will keep thy inspiration With honor high and true. (Chorus) Zhy sword is now a plowshare. And peace enshrines thy name; Zhe flag unfurled above thee Adds glory to thy fame. (Chorus) iny j y4 ' -H ' J ' .andids SAVANNAH ' hfjf! iimr(« ' ' - ! M} CANDIDS Candids 167 J8 Candids CANDIDS Candids 169 : andids CANDIDS 171 Candids GRAFFITI 172 GRAFFITI 173 GRAFFITI 174 GRAFFITI 175