Berry College - Cabin Log Yearbook (Mount Berry, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1965 volume:

BERRY COLLEGE MOUNT BERRY, GEORGIA Camilla Hale Miller Editor-in-Chief Bill Banks Business Manager 3: - ini 'NQQK , - 1 5. rg... bl H . . ,jf 5, 4 . ,. -. . 't 4 . 'SJC' ' ' ' , .'i'?'Ln, -if ,uf - of-1. - 4---'B . . , .3 -' . g 5- 1 '. -gg.. - ,,.','.4,hF 1. , . 1 5 A 'iv .'-kiwi, - -'f'?2,f' fu -w . . - l fx... . -'..- W: - H V . . -.aff --514. .. :-E . v' -, A.. 'T A ---f 2... - y.. ,gf ..r,, ' .swf ,, A 1 v. ' ' 3, . 4,-'L W , - ' f X.-, V 5. . , ,-qzygw .fi 7.0 114-8 N-2,7 5 V EE I ,Q--X 7 U, Bllkm '-1- W ' ., --ug-.-.V 4 - ' +3 - 245:13 HL-fr ,A 35-1. - - - 'ffl '. y '1 qt., . -F X. ' Q, .'-' . '- . xt. gg -4. - -+- - an 11 Q, If N., - fl , ew , - 551- -f A -4'?,qN:-Q-V-g., Y -r 4 .: V. - 4, 1 . 9-3 95.1, 'ff' ' ,-:- V ,kr nal- . . , QL - I .1 -- ' .. ,,I':,1 '- I - 11... -I . xp -xi 4 Y f 'JW Q--' - 4' ' ' ' ' J . , N V , .1 ' .- , . e Q .xg .y A .uv Q. si' ,Li 'IM I -.2 ' ,V 11 E, 'ik' 4' f L ,rf- :.1.x, f .. JI- . D , - , . , ,qi - -4 L. . V V .- . , . ev, . 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If W- . 3- -' ,, A L A ir. , gg.: ' -J fs ,, ,' 'E T I :fri HN' ss . . 1 X f, W gag. -.ff .UQ ' ' . Q ' Sh 1 1 . , .. C :,. P i V i f, V A jg. 5 V ...fi ' i H9 ' . I ' Nl ,, 1 H . Ag fr , K: 1' 5 f .ii fp . f fy v- v wi ,-1 Y ' ',' , - Q , t X -- U V - 1. 1. ., ff, . 1 VV 'YQ J r,.' ' F ,-f V f 1. - gm. gg , ' -5 V i- f , U Q A., ' 'A-1 ' I 3 Pa: I - 1 . L ,,. . , sm V.. in . A I . Q W , V 4 Q Y . 1 ' ' - T 2 - ' , A Nj' -il ', Z, .v, M ,iw if '44, . 5 . in N . if is , R -V E.. 4 .- ,,,f5f- 5 5 , '. ' f k x ' 'K E YK I wx . Table of Contents Spirit of the College ..... 6 iAdministration and Faculty . . . . 21 Features ............. . . 47 Organizations . . 69 Sports . . 107 Classes ...... 135 Advertisements ...... . . 214 Message from the Editor 230 Photographers Credits . . . . 231 TO ALICE BARNES . . . . . . who personifies the spirit of dedication and the Berry tradition of loyalty and service. Miss Barnes has served Berry for forty-six years. She first came to Mount Berry from her home in Saluda, South Carolina, as a student in 1915, and a year after her graduation in 1918, she returned to the campus to serve as hostess and supervisor in Berry's guest cottages on the Log Cabin Campus. Miss Barnes is a professional in her field, and among those who have praised her hospitality, her beautiful table and her excellent food have been the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford, the famous aviatrix Amelia Earhart, the gracious Mrs. Emily V. Hammond and countless other Well known friends of Berry. Alice Barnes has inspired and stimulated hun- dreds of Berry College women who have gained their work experience in the guest cottages, and the fortunate students who have sat down to a meal prepared by Miss Barnes and her girls can attest to her culinary talents. Out of a deep respect for her and her service to Berry, the editors and staff members of Cabin Log 1965 dedicate this book to Alice Barnes. -9. ,, 3, .-:Simi .:, 1 - .f . . .: u ' .iiwgu .N , u fu I 'ek ' 1+ W W r .. . - 'rfuf 1- ' X 7.x ' W5 15-Z 1 ,M ,H .N 3 , l,,.N,L1 - -4 ,H g 1 J ' .. IL - 'M -f7.'- m -r gn-Jw - gy Ev 1 'sf PL f'f I -L V 1 . '5. 1 N E ' g -' rj 3, lf ji ,A -LF' N 1 fini 1 bu s'gs.'4 'sh' - A . Li: ,Aw aM, . ,. J, ' 9 -I Q, X. -X - ' ,lm - a iv if Q. f.' if X'- ,ss ff ,J ,v 1 ln! it wal I' Nz' 5 fr E' 1-an +M- I v There is a spirit which is an integral part of every college . . . a spirit which is created by the attitudes and actions of every individual who is a part of the institution. It permeates the THE SPIRIT classroom, the campus, the dormitory, the din- ing hall. It is everywhere reflected in every aspect of a school's being. The spirit of Berry is unique, and it is re- flected . . . OF THE COLLEGE l I X1 if 1 ww :' .-f:, 21.54 ' :1 5, , 1, www, 3, . . . n n I .3 Q. . . in the classroom The classroom is only the beginning of an edu- cation. A professor, a teacher, an instructor can only guide individual initiative and effort. But where does our education continue? What kind of bookspdo we choose to read? What caliber and variety of entertainment do we seek? What worthwhile personal experiences do we create for ourselves? With whom do We associate, and what is the value of our daily conversation? All these aspects of our life broaden and enrich what we learn in the classroom, but to what advantage do we use them? L In 1 5 ,vw ummm , ,,,. Y'Yv',x5,. W, g.. .,-,.....,.,,,,,,.. . ...WU , A ga --9 .- ' : A,g,1.,-r--f '- ' -W-3'-'1L,4f,:,. , YL.. M.W.M,W.,.,JL E fj -' - , , , ff-.. - .I Livv., --...Dig V P, T I, Y L., A ,. 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Until this year, we did nothing about our feelings except murmur and occasionally complain. This year, as a result of our construc- tive interests, we see concrete changes beginning to take place to meet the religious needs of the student. . . . in our work habits Our college Work experience program was de- signed not only to help the student meet his own financial needs, but also to help develop the qualities of good workmanship so he could know the satisfaction of work well done. Work is the seasoning of existence. But as a part of our general apathy and attitude, work too often has become a drudgery, the requirements of existence and not a seasoning. Most of us gain little from it-for we put little into it. x x., I HN L- -ww., ...' g- www- -, V... until, .hh An :.gg-Fw' 1n the beauty of our campus There are few places more beautiful than Berry. Nowhere did God create more inspiring hills, trees, woodlands or flowers. Even the rain, sometimes endless, and the wind, often cold and piercing, have a beauty of their own. And un- knowingly the beauty of the campus and the elements add a bit of education to four years at Mount Berry. They are something we can either see and take with us or something we never notice and leave behind. Qs' wx J . ,M Q. B 4 'I .- ', -4 if.,-, . . in the way we spend our leisure The ancient Socrates believed there ought to be leisure in life so men would have time to think. Then, there were thinkers and no leisure . . . now, leisure abounds and there are no thinkers. We go instead-to Valhalla to drink and be merry, to the television set in the dormitory for a Weekend of Napoleon Solo and old movies, to the local hangout, or anywhere to escape. Why don't we know what to do with our leisure? Where are the simple joys of youth? 1n the tradltions of our founder Martha Berry was not a saint as she has some- times been pictured, but a southern lady who saw a need and answered it with action. She furnished an opportunity for an education to many . . . and you and I have benefited from it. She had definite ideas about education-a three- fold education to enlighten the mind, to enrich the soul and to strengthen the body. Hers were practical ideas, and although the symbols may have changed, Martha Berry's concept is time- less and continues to live and grow. - EJ f 1' . il 1 . 3 13 '41 .W V W f , , I 0 g 9. u .V W -4 I WW, IW 1 9 'ii ' of V - ' W . , of - - W 'Q 3 af. 1 3 W E .w 2. .M wa A 0 it . V M' 5 91 -' , I , .',' . VJ:-V 1,42 . .N ' 3 g I r . . . K- VR . . ui ??W.??VV-IFV1 TE'-Vt N Q ix? in ' , i.-'H,i T- NZL93 - J 196, ' .1 n Q ' W 'Q i Q . W Q af 6 V 4 ' . V, I ,EV 1 l Y A Y , A . . , I , - i. . -' ,V ' 11 ', 5 Q 5 W ' Y. W ' WW V- . 1 .- - V ' . 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Q W ' N' 's W' 'mi-'7 'i5JEW'v'L'g'i, , ,1-:- , -'W' '-7.3 W- 'Ii ' I - WWe!-'4'1-5!3r:-F3f'J:'-,'.'?L'1. f-V ' -i'ihr,..W1WW VV ww VL-, '-mv-..,.'-L-V-4 G- - ,.f- .- fP':f.:.fV -' -4:1-Is! 12 . V V' -,V W - V- .1.--www: VV 74,5--.-VJ' V-1 , -W V .W ,. ,,. .,, 'J2'N1',,g' nam- , -r1g9E..g,ff,q,- MW , . L.--Wg, ., V V- L M.. T W, -L , -V W W, ,,.-A ,.,- .. . ,W , A - .F , V. , VVVV V- 1 ., Vmggm V V , V --.. V ,111 -wa , WV W V' ' IWW ' ' ' ' W' f f'7 'W5, . 3'.i5 1,1 lf. 1' .V 1 ' F W 'Fl QW ,-.M A - wr afr r-,SEQ if - , W ' W' W W. ' '. 4 ' J' - WWW-WE4V'!,Q'W A W' W if V Ig W W ' W W V W W W W W W W W W , . , W V W W W in the memory of those who have given of themselves to education. Dr. Mark F. Hawthorne Haskell C. I-Iibbs A. W. Ledbetter, Sr is S 11, Q - V Q if 5 'F ? , ' ,Q 5,' f'45 .,q, -Vyf if ff 'wg g fi if iw' v -1G3'b ., , .,,..4....m-4--es A i ,, X1 Q! 9 si . . . those who try to cultivate the individual. resources given and effort spent beyond the call of duty. in .A E. l N i . Bei t i E E : The spirit of a school is nowhere better reiiected than in the administration and faculty. Their interest and concern, or the lack of it, is felt by the students, and they are judged as individuals and as a group. Consider . . . interest in extracurricular activities. ability and concern as a classroom instructor. what he is to his family William R. Bowdoin, Vice Chairman William McChesney Martin, Jr. 1 K H . ,nr t--hd . John A. Sibley Chairman, Investment Committee Arthur N. Morris Chairman, Development Committee AN ASSET TO BERRY - - BOARD OF TRUSTEES The past few years have seen extensive changes take place at Berry College. Progress has be- come the prevailing spirit of administrative policies. Many of these changes have been pro- posed by the Board of Trustees, and all of them have been approved by the Board. Our Board membership is made up of men and Women who have active personal and busi- ness lives of their own. Each must give of his time and effort to take care of Berry's ad- ministrative needs. And each is an asset to G. L. Westcott Chairman, Executive Committee our college. William McChesney Martin, Jr.-Chairman William R. Bowdoin-Vice Chairman Harmon W. Caldwell Virginia Campbell Courts .Richard Edgerton Alex P. Gaines Johnson Head Inez W. Henry Howell Hollis John W. Maddox Walter Mann Milton S. McDonald John J. McDonough Julian F. McGowin Arthur N. Morris John A. Sibley John C. Warr G. L. Westcott R. W. Woodruff Honorary Charles A. Dana Grover M. Hermann Nelson Macy, Jr. In appreciation . . . . . . for his contribution to the spirit of Berry, particularly the spirit of progress, the editors and staii of Cabin Log 1965 salute Dr. John R. Bertrand. We feel that the over-all pat- tern of progress at Berry is due in large part to Dr. Bertrand's concern, open-mindedness and initiative. . . John R. Bertrand President Thomas W. Gandy Vice President and Director of Development S141 G. Leland Green President Emeritus Inez Henry Assistant Vice President S. H. Cook Dean Emeritus and Advisor 4-if E. Blythe Hatcher Dean of Students Thomas C. Glover Dean of Men Betty Barbour Dean of Women .,! I gf, . , . vi L-X' I John R. T immerman Academic Dean fi! ill Q 5 A V if r ,!!- . lr ,:,:- in 3 E ,E ,., W V Ng AEN A W ' I :fc iii ,l ggi 5 -5-K '. a.L.+-- .,,..--- fp Wifi X ' Frank Campbell Director of Admissions Wilbur D. Keister Director of Counselingg Professor of Education and Industrial Education 1 4 7 I G. D. Wilson Harold McDaniel Rggistrarg C haplaing Assistant Associate Professor of Social Science Prof 6-YSOV Uf Rflfgwfl Ji Max A. Schaible Editor, News and Publications William H. Moss Controller flew ' Robert L. Lattimore Executive Assistant to President -K W-. . ' t - 4 - L, S. '1- 42- - if ,,, I A 9 , -E Q-1 iii. f L Carolyn Smith Alumni Secretary Theodore R. Moyer Professor and Head Kenneth E. Wehunt A Assistant Professor L AGRICULTURE W. S. Black Assistant Professor E sr, V , r X , I if ' - vw Joe W. Stone Associate Professor MUSIC 6 od Homer M. Savige Professor and Head ART and APPLIED ARTS Ross A. Magoulas Assistant Professor and Director, Concert Choir Mary Louise Haack Assistant Professor Leland Staven Assistant Professor and Head . TN-V11 BIOLOGY Kenneth F. Hancock Associate Professor and Head Vivian Brown Instructor in Biology and Chemistry Roy S. Kiser Associate Professor Ke .Q 4 Qs: GQ' I Malcolm W. McDonald, Jr. Instructor PHYSICS ll ll Q El li i Mol. U QQ-I Lawrence E. McAllister Professor and Head L. Vemon Peakes Associate Professor Willis N. Pirkle ' Associate Professor and Head f sf 'Q I 35 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Ralph E. Farmer Associate Professor and Head Karl A. Scheele Associate Professor 4 . A. Milton Chambers Assistant Professor -..4 Ivey Chance Instructor EDUCATION and PSYCHOLOGY Heyman D Allman Vlsztzng Professor Goldie Douglas Associate Professor Frank C Emmerlmg Professor and Head E' Ira 0 Scott Floyd D Dotson Vzsztzng Professor C oordznator Professor of Teacher Education 'i my 55625 Y' .. , Y 4 . ' , ' T . ' EH. - . .N Q- ,xj Q . I H 'Zn ,N oi- 15 I , W , L o 1 g , E ref is A 2, . ,F ,G , , -.i. - -.i , , .v . M. . . ! 1 In A, V' , 'f - fm ,, V-1-1 . ' , '-may z' E ,. su U lf! 71 i, -,fl ENGLISH and SPEECH Q ' 'S '-w 1 Amelia Jo Wier Assistant Professor Harold T. Jordan Assistant Professor Evelyn Pendley Assistant Professor William P. Crowell Instructor 1 William D. McAdams Instructor ENGLISH and SPEECH Charles Robert 0'Neal Professor and Head John R. Moores D. Dean Cantrell . . . Instructor Vzsztzng Professor Ann Emery Instructor r FOREIGN LANGUAGES A g -fix x F14 jguiv-F I ' i- - ff Us GQGG :fifr - if Ai ' nr.-at Cheslel' Hutchings, Jr. Marianne Scheele Vzsztmg Professor Instructor INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Richard O. Flonrnoy Instructor James N. Professor and f I .. I ,, QL J , Catherine McDonald 5 -' . , .,,-I-1, Director of Nursery School ' V Y K ' ' Assistant Professor 3 V N... 4' 'L 41 -AQ A Ollie Scoggins Assistant Professor Nancy Lawson Instructor HOME ECONOMICS Carol n Snow Y Assistant Professor and Head Joyce Fleming Instructor LIBRARY Joel A. Stowcrs Associate Professor and Head M Ondina Gonzalez Assistant Librarian and Instructor Mary Richards Assistant Librarian and Assistant Professor Alta Sproull Assoczate Professor and Head Robert J. Catanzano Instructor MATHEMATICS Wllham H Bare Instructor If Gladys Timmerman Asszstant Professor PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joanne Rowe Instructor uv 2 2. Garland M. Dickey Professor and Head Larry J. Taylor Assistant Professor, Coach Herman A. Higgins Assistant Professor Clyde Ferguson Professor and Head Z13?sZ12iii',0fm, SCCIAL SCIENCE RELIGION Wllllam R. Hoyt Profqssor and Heqd Jorge A. Gonzalez Asszstant Chaplazn A ssislant Professor 'i,! 5 . Ti' .,gg.Ea3 ,- Hubert E. Jones Director of the Physical Plant STAFF Berry's staff membership grows each year as de- partments expand and new positions are added. Most of the positions bring staff members in direct contact with students, and they help by example and direction to lay some of the founda- tions of work habits and values which will go with the students through life. Dale A. Henson Director of Food Services Mary Reynolds Counselor for Women A ' f Sslslant Dean 0 Women 1 Malcolm E. Thomas Director of Student Center and Associated Activities ' XM, ' J- V, .. V 1593527 uf ' 1 3 -,. 2. . X ,ig . 'A Wwffm 'FI-'.lLg: y1l?4.w-f fx Q ' ' .W 1 , u,h,,, ,,..,, . . .,4. - .-,-. V. 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It can be read in the personalities of its leaders and in the faces of those who stand alone in a crowd. And it can be read in its ability to progress in ideas and in its quickness and readiness to adapt to ever-changing times. 1 MISS BERRY COLLEGE 1965 TEXIE OSBORNE' 'W-Q? Texre Osborne, Mlss Berry College 1965, was sponsored by The L1terature 8a Language Club A sophomore from Ch1lhOW1C, Vlfglnla, she 1S a busmess major and an Engllsh rrunor For her talent Texle d1d a dramatlc readmg from The Death of a Hlred Man by Robert Frost She was escorted 1n the pageant by Davld W1l113mS 7 X- gift ,E t, , X V: 2, Q-. :x-. lfxlf V. A ft -'T a X H ' -if - ' ,mi 1-wr f s W 1 'ir-of -. 1. ' f .tw wi., A 51: H .' ., fl 1 X35 5 'fyg-337 Jiiigxl ' ' 1 :fy ,7f ,?! tziviei lg 'FF SECOND MAID OF HONOR Barbara Davidson Modern Dance Club FIRST MAID OF HONOR Anita Wray Concert Choir Judy Stuart Syrreb Literary Society Bonnie Hindman YWCA Anita Grifliil Agricultural Club Betty Jo Rozar Student NEA Susan Gresham Varsity Club llean Darnell Georgian Literary Society iv.. ,,. f 135 ' ir! .. I .A I e 7 A I ,H-Y .4- ,, . , 'lf - --- af Jacki Terrill Student Government Association Nancy Cagle Circle K Club MISS CABIN LOG 1965 nl! -Q--mlmgl SHARON RUPPERSBURG 7' 7' 7 - Fifi' D. L t V- V MT . Y J' X .U Vp' X l 'V:-- Af-ff5.,2,.:L2:' 9 12, 'T' ,. I, ,.1T5,,, 1 Vi I ,, 5g,'gQ'g?QQ1::FfF - '1'-f-4YP51 ?15.w. , X X , 1 ' P Y--I 1 Q M pqpeckfv, -1112 fffi'-5'1 ' QM' , if al 2 i! U1 N Q V4 F1 4 F , m mf: WHO'S WHO AMONG- STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Myrtle Beckworth 58 diso Herschel Davis F Hu vbv A' Glenda Huggms Ron Dayhoif , 2.7-r ' 4 Y Me, 1 ll Camilla Hale Miller Patricia Kilgore EM-25 Oscar Patton Betty Jo Rozar e-nf . , ., T Q I N I Steven Smith Beth Stanley ., Bill Banks E l s af W ls Guy Sims 1 . 2 W l l , x ACNXNM 2 ,E , 1 . ,bk .x 1 nf , J' Jacquelyn Allred Chatmon Kojl Yoda Q-ss? E a Mae Head Stone Marilyn Waller STUDENT TEACHERS Student teaching is generally considered the most enlightening and surely the most unfor- gettable part of the whole education sequence. In order to reach this point one must come up through the ranks of five other courses. Then for twelve weeks he must take the role of teacher by day and student by night. He meets an 8:30 bell, writes progress reports, attends faculty meetings, makes out lesson plans, grades papers, attends seminars, imparts some vestige of knowl- edge to 150 eager minds, and . . . . . . eggs are good for breakfast. Sharon McDonald begins a busy day . . . Glenda Huggins teaches elementary school students at Rockmart , ,Yfy... -an-i1 1 Ella Mae Head Stone with a hlgh school math class J ackl Terrlll mstructs glrls physlcal educatxon classes Indxvxdual mstructxon IS a part of the day for Jack Rlner xx' : E Jo 9 o Q I Y Dr Emmerling and Dr. Dotson confer on educational problems. u 1 r Seminar gives a chance for student teachers to compare experiences DOUG AND SARA SCOTT are one of the married couples now attending Berry. They were the first couple to attempt it and have successfully proven that marriage is not necessarily an end to education. Doug and Sara have an apartment off campus as do all married couples, and life becomes a little more hurried and of a quite different pattern from that of the dormitory students. - ui! ,-5, - w as-L -L 1 .L M4 -L J f .3- Y' 3 1- 1 ca ax- ,ME 2522947 fiizpfg. 7, f-1 .., xi. 4 'S I 1 X Ln, W ,m.. 1 i QC A ali, laugh 'val Piilag! 1 T 15153 :WW I Q' Q 3 Z l i Q blkvhbvilukf 'AJ' f .43 nu sum naar -1 QU N- gin . . 'un M 'N N..-4 , 8 .IHS 159 'L 5 Lian? '-N 'X g ...cl I -new 4: gg fu-szl+. ff 15:11 i A nu HK -I nc -5, Mk-I 'Q an 7.11: w 'im en.. 'M N I 'E' y ,p!'5Bnfw?'V hh if ,V 1 ming,- E25 Em , F1 rf, ,va Il irq-X, sw is A Nw' I ,-,ii n., 252. I H' t r naw U QZVNN' udT CY '7 'F' T 2: F9 P CRGAN IZATICN S me f L Interest. Action. Service. A standard to uphold. A national affiliation to keep. What do they do? Where is the contribution they make to a school? Organizations are a part of the spirit of a school. They play a vital or insignificant role in campus life in direct proportion to their individual and integrated activities, the leader- ship they provide and the service they render. DANA SCHOLARS Row 1, I to r: P. Field, Treasurer, B. Wade, J. Benoy, M. Beckworth, E. Stanley, P. Floyd. Row 2: S. Mulford, E. Payne, N. Wade, Vice President: C. Carter, President: E. Toler, T. Vaughn, R. Mull, B. Dawson. Row 3: B. Smith, Secretaryg L. Stubbs, I. Gunter, C. Smith, C. Sparks. Row 4: S. Smith, D. Pritchett, F. Davis, J. Holbrook, M. Elmore, D. Bowen. EXCELSIOR CLUB Row 1, Z to r: P. Floyd, Secretary: J. Terrill, B. Rozar, E. Toler, G. Huggins. Roiv 2: K. Yoda, T. Vaughn, J. Provine, Vice President: O. Patton, J. Ellington, Treasurer. Officers not pictured: P. Lane, President. CIRCLE K CLUB 3 4:5 i QP Row 1, l to r: J. McHan, Vice Presidentg H. Davis, President: P. Lane, Secrelaryg J. Finney, T reasurer. Row 2: F. Miller, H. Bartlett J. Harris, T. Vaughn, J. Riner, H. Ford. Row 3: B. Banks, D. Donalson, M. Vaughn, N, Wade. Row 4: C. Keith, C. Hunt, W. Hunt B. Wade. Row 5: B. Cash, R. Dayhoff, R. Cantrell, R. Cantrell. Row 6: J. Elllngton, I. Buchanan. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION L to r: I. Tucker, M. Moody, First Vice Presidentg F. Davis, Treasurer: D. Bius, Secretaryg O. Patton, President: B. Cash, K. Yoda, Second Vice Presidentf E. Strickland. ji., 4 3 r Aff, Y' LITERATURE AND r LANGUAGE i CLUB L to r: O. Owen, Secretary-Treasurer: I. Gunter, J. Srnoote, Presidentg O. Bertrand, M. Gregory, L. Cason, R. Sapp. Officers not pictured: Dan White, Vice President. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB it Row 1, I to r: A. Collier, T reasurerg P. Dalton, D. Nix, President: M. Beckworth, Vice Presidentg J. Buckner, Mrs. Snow, Sponsor, S. Ruppersburg, Miss Lawson, Sponsorg J. Cofer, N. Simmons. Row 2: J. Ballard, J. Younger, A. Scoggins, B. Smith, W. Walker, J. Dawkins, S. Grace, C. Sparks, B. St. Louis, J. Joiner, E. Stanley, P. Dolven, J. Nix, B. Hindman. Officers not pictured: P. Dalton, Secretary. 1 STUDENT N .E.A. Row I, l to r: G. Sims, President: P. Brodnax, S. Kelley, Secretary: O. Owen, L. Snow, W. Scott, Treasurer: D. Pratt. Row 2: L. Cason P.. Wilson, R. Sapp, W. Bennett, B. J. Rozar, H. Gauntt, H. Jessup. Row 3: L. Tolerson, E. Payne, B. London, F. Roberts, E. Stanley, I Rmer. Row 4: H. Youmans, I. Benoy, C. Lowman, J. Guy, I. Cone, F. Wilson, R. Maxwell. Officers not pictured: L. Addison, Vice President v PHI BETA LAMBDA V 115- -- ggi-un:-Q-f-mwe-ff--'--H -of - W ,y -.W A X! - H W ,Him l ll, 355 V.. ', , u Q . '.-.1 , ga, l, At-,v-.l . ,. . -Jay '. .4 , 1 V , , . fl f , in . v' ' x fd' 4 K P s- - 11.1. , , ii 'H il 'f S E Fulhngton M Holland Ron 5 C Helton Treasurer S Smlth I Fmney Preszdent F Mlller Vzce Preszdent S Jones Oyfcers not pictured H Morablto Secrelary li 1' - Row 1,.l to r: W. Scott. Row 2: B. I. Rozar, S. Aldridge. Row 3.1 J. Benqy, B. Banlgs, L. Arnold. Row.4: J. Harris AGRICULTURAL CLUB Row 1, l to r: Mr. Black, Mr. Stone, Sporzsorsg B. Willingham, Presidentg B. Arnold, Secretaryg L. Cone, Vice President: F. Wilson. Row 2: I. Minyard, R. Cantrell, A. Kemp, F. Barbee, H. Pugliese, P. Zuazo. Row 3: M. Kirby, R, Crawford, D. Presley, D. Aderholt, C. Bell, B. Canova. Offcer not picturea'.' B. Bennett, T reasurer. 7'Af' Dr. Theodore Moyer, Sponsor 1. . E..-1 .ff is '-'1 of vqngoleub. i 'Ks I i'r-vw, , sirwl.z,, . I . ,J INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Dr. James Luton, Sponsor Row 1, l to r: E. Vosburgh, C. Fite, Secretary-Treasurer: R. L. Matthews, Vice President: F. Ransom, Presideni. Row 2.' S. Machida, B. Lon- don, R. McCu11ough, M. Mayo, W. Gaulding, J. Riner. Row 3: D. Harris, S. Turner, K. Kirk, A. Turner, L. Coleman, J. Buchanan. F MEN'S RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLUB Row 1, l to r: R. Mull, F. Roberts, President. Row 2: H. Barker, Vice President: Dr. Clovis Chappell, J. Brown. Row 3: E. Fagler, W. Smith, Rev. McDaniel, R. Cantrell, R. Cantrell. Officers not pictured: Charles Lowman, Secretary-Treasurer. WOMEN'S RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLUB Row 1, l to r: W. Bennett, Vice President: B. Hindman, M. Eanes,l President: Miss Barbour, Sponsorg S Ward. Row 2: L. Cason, H. Payne, F. Underwood, G. Jordan, L. I-llckman, D. Vandiver, A. Standxfer, G Bello. Row 3: P. Wilson, M. Childs, B. Wigley, S. Slappy, E. Dampier, G. Deas. Y.W.C.A. Row 1 Ito r M Beckworth B Dawson H Payne D N1x W Bennett Preszdent R Sapp I Walker E Payne Treasurer Ron 2 P Wzlson L Cason D Klght S Ward Vxce Preszdent O Owen E Stanley Row 3 M1ss Reynolds G Jordan L Hlckman D Vandxver F Underwood D Teague M Wrlght Ron 4 M Ch1lds E Dampxer M Childs M Eanes I PICR ren S Bucltholts R011 5 S Jenkms Secretary B Hlndman J Benoy I Gunter H Rolader I Ballard volvecl 1n the hfe of the campus and 1n the world By provrdlng Sunday evemng vesper programs on campus 1n cooperauon Wlth the Y M C A and sponsormg students 1n var1ous workshops and learnlng GXPCIISHCCS, the Y W C A g1VCS each student the opportumty to express our school motto Not to be m1n1stered unto, but to m1n1ster Executnve Connell W , t 13 -E The Berry College Y.W.C.A. is actively in- W J' 2 G4 ' ' 7 ' ' 95 Y.M.C.A. Row 1, l to r: C. Allen, Secretary-Treasurerg W. Copeland, J. Cone, L. Cone, C. Keith, F. Wilson, A. Wade. Row 2: D. Paysinger, I. Carney, D. Bowen, T. Raulerson, D. Presley, T. Noles, L. Rhodes, F. Roberts, Vice President. Row 3: Rev. McDaniel, Dr. Keister, Sponsorsg W. Smith, R. Cantrell, Presidentg G. Hess, C. Baldow- ski, R. Cantrell. The YH annually sponsors Religious Emphasis Week which greatly adds to the spiritual life of the campus. This year's visiting speaker was Dr. Clovis Chappell, renowned Methodist minister. s imp , . 1. . n . 1 14 , i Ili 4 , , 'al 2 , W 'N me :TI k ,V li p lm gi.ze-l i Fi -J if-l f Dr. Clovis Chappell ,. , . , Y M C.A. -Y.W.C.A. STAFF MEMBER OF THE YEAR Mr Thomas Glover Recognition as Staif Member of the Year, a sig- nal honor accorded by Berry students at the an- nual Honors Day program each May, went to Thomas C. Glover in the spring of 1964. Dean of men at Berry since July 1, 1962, Dean Glover received the B.S. degree from Berry in 1949 and the M.A. from Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1953. Dean Glover and his wife, the former Ruth Ayer, have two children, Karen and Chris. The Glovers live in Thomas Berry Hall on campus. VARSITY CLUB Row 1, l to r: B. Wilcher, S. Machida, F. Threlkeld, W. Lewis, J. Ayers, R. Stark, I . Dixon, J. Maynor, L. Stephens. Row 2: B. Hayes, J. McHan, Secretaryg T. Ragsdale, C. White, J. Wilson, D. Kelley, B. LeRosen, R. Cox, Vice President. Row 3: W. Martin, H. Bartlett, J. Gatlin, Presiderztg R. Rodgers, T. Jones, B. Cox, G. Dover. Officer not pictured: J. Harris, Treasurer. The Varsity Club is made up of students who have excelled and have been recognized in the Berry sports program. The club sponsors the crowning of the Field Day Queen, as well as conducting the annual Skunk Week for initia- tion of new members. Raw eggs, onions and tobacco all take on a new meaning for members. Nancy Iris Cagle, Field Day Queen GEORGIAN LITERARY SOCIETY ' 5 x ip- Wu 1 1 .P -new 1- lg s- vtfg-4 '- S' ...t'1'.. 3 :xg Q-mi Tan I- .J,t:'p fi- 1-1 Q--J- Anita Grillin, Georgian Attendant, Field Day 46 Row I, l to r: B. Arnold, W. Scott, S. Barton, H. Gauntt, N. Cagle, N. Cagle, P. Dolven, I. Darnell. Row 2.' R. Cox, Presi- dentg S. Aldridge, W. Hunt, D. Donalson, L. Cone, H. Pugliese, R. Maxwell. Row 3: J. Gatlin, F. Ransom, C. Hunt, L Arnold, J. Bearden, C. Edwards. Row 4: W. Hiott, Men's Secretary-Treasurerg J. Harris, Vice Presidentg J. Noles, T Raulerson, J. Mole. SYRREB LITERARY SOCIETY Row 1, I to r: I. Gunter, I. Stuart, K. Hampton, Secretary: B. J. Rozar, H. Jessup, S. Self, J. Benoy, S. Koedyker, P. Wettstein. Row 2: J. Maynor, J. Dixon, G. Simms, J. Buchanan, B. Banks, E. Morris, G. McKnight. Row 3: S. Jones, J. McHan, E. Vosburgh, D. Bowen, F. Threlkeld. Row 4: C. Keith, D. Pratt, W. Smith, J. Carney, L. Lowe, President: D. Gaddis, P. Hellstrom. Row 5: D. Pritchett, G. Dover, H. Bartlett, R. Cash, R. Love, C. Lowman, J. Price. Ojjlicers not pictured: Pat Warner, Vice President: Jim Lee, Men's Treasurerg Sharon Ruppersburg, Women's Treasurer. '-:H+ -- - Ginger Tillery, Syrreb attendant, Field Day. L MODERN DANCE CLUB an -.mi .inf-g- A- . -.,-A .-.. 3 .: Q ,3 usa N 1 4 - L . L, ,.-fLLg.-Q. Row 1, I to r: D. Puryear, Secretary-Treasurerg R. Tune, S. Malone, P. Kendrick. Row 2: S. Meischen, L. Snow, Presidentg C. Braden. Officers not pictured: B. Davidson, Vice President. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Row I, I to r: W. Evans, Presidentg S. Huguley, Secretary: D. Reynolds. Row 2: P. Dees, B. Donahue, L. Arnold, D. Gaddis. Row 3: A. Wassum, I. Lee, J. Dixon. Ojicers not pictured: D. Kelley, Vice President: L. Lippincott Treasurer. 9 YOUNG DEMOCRATS On the Berry campus, the Democrats united to provide interest and support for their candi- dates. Through the efforts of the Young Demo- crats, the spirit of the election year was made more meaningful. W i N5 Row 1, I to r: J. Johnston, G. McNease, President: K. Hampton, First Vice Presidentg Miss Cantrell, Dr. Hoyt, Sponsors. Row 2: R. McCullough, J. Meeks, W. Evans, Second Vice Presidentg B. Dawson, Secretary, I. Benoy. Row 3: A. Turner, S. Turner, J. Jenkins, C. Lowman. Officers not pictured: H. McDonald, T reas. YOUNG REPUBLICAN S is Row I, l to r: Miss Wier, Sponsor: L. Hoffman, S., Akers, Vice Presidentp L. Franklin, W. Copeland, I. Christopher, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: F. Anderson, D. Becker, R. Williams, L. Stubbs, O. Bertrand, I. Pickren, D. Williams, President: Dr. Hancock, Sponsor. GOP members banded together on campus this paigmng for ofhce Although they did not realize complete achievement of thelr national pohtical l , n ' year to rally support for their candidates cam- 5, . . . . ambitions, they were successful in contributing to the growing political spirit at Berry. THE BERRY SINGERS Row I, 110 r.' B. Holden, D. Williams, J. Tucker, D. Becker, S. Sorrow, J. Cagle. Row 2: R. Williams, S. Cook, E. Stanley, L. Johnson, L. Addison, B. Cauley, E. Wages, S. Guyton, J. Stuart, J. Tanner, B. Ferris, A. Wray, J. Terrill, N. Grissom, C. Miller, E. Douglas, A. Fletcher, D. Worth. CONCERT CHOIR 5 r is h.:,.2i .. Row 3: M, Andrews, Bolton, D. Kight, V. Lard, P. Gladfelter, M. Sheats, L. Witt, S. Guyton, N. Simmons, J. Terrill, Treasurer. Row 4. E. Douglas, I. Cagle, L. Addison, B. Ferris, M. Rollins, J. Pickren, J. Henderson, N. Grissom. Row 5: J. Riner, C. Edwards, I. Tucker President: D. Williams, D. Becker, B. Holden, M. Kirby, W. Erminger, D. Worth. Row 6: S. Sorrow, C. Miller. Officers not pictured: B Cauley, Vice President. Row 1, l to r: G. Luther, J. Stuart, C. Braden, N. Cagle, J. Tanner, L. Williams, A. Standifer, A. Wray, Secretary, B. Davidson, M. Wood- ruff Row 2' B Smith T Tompkins, N. Cagle, B. Stanley, S. Koedyker, A. Lydick, J. Lynn, J. Benoy, S. Slappy, S. Pitts, D. Ross, E. Wages. 1 l Ross A Magoulas Dzrector Mary Loulse Haack Accompanzst SL. 'QQ 12 E 'Sq aw Fi! QE 'UQ 2 N5 L mv FORENSICS ACTIVITIES CHORAL READERS-Row 1, l to r: D. Owens, I. Gunter. Row 2: F. Roberts, L. Wolfe, J. Wiley. Row 3: J. Meeks, I. Benoy, L. Wheeler, P. Nealy, H. Rolader, R. Cantrell, L. Brookshire, B. Williams. Forensics Activities consist of the Debate Team and the Choral Readers. Although only two years old, the forensics organizations are two of the most active clubs on campus. The Debate Team traveled to such schools as Alabama Col- lege, Mercer University, Emory University and West Georgia College as well as sponsoring their own V.I.P. of Forensics at Berry. The Choral Readers have this year made their first tour with performances in northern Florida and through- out south Georgia. DEBATE TEAM MEMBERS-L to r: B. Crawley M Meier N Benoit C McGee I Jenkins L. Franklin. CAMPUS CARRIER 100 my NEWS STAFFERS Elbert Morris, Werdna Hill, Donald Robinson. it I X Phillip Pollock Editor-in-Chief ESI! ff 1 lx 4 S IH' l FEATURE WRITERS Elizabeth Payne, Joyce Lemons, Issie Walton, Betty Smith, Mary Nell Moody. 45.1 si SPORTS STAFFERS Charles Harris, Dallas Reynolds, Don Gaddis. PHOTOGRAPHER David Walton 5. N1 EDITORIAL STAFF Carl Goodman, Phillip Pollock, Fred Anderson. 101 DRAMA ACTIVITIES Row I, I to r: A. Kinney, P. Brown, P. Warner, B. Dawson, A. Boyd, J. Hughes, J. Tanner. Row 2: J. Plunkett, Presizlefztg A. Richards, D. Goodman, M. MCICY, O. Bertrand. Ojicers not pictured: L. Wheeler, Vice Presidentg D. Owens, Secretary-Treasurer. Harold T. Jordan, left, director of dramatic activities, checks last Lilacs with his technical assistants, Jane Smoote, a senior from minute details on the fall quarter production of Green Grow the Bath, Maine, and Werdna Hill, a junior from Marion, Alabama. 102 1 '- 4' Y, Camilla Hale Miller Editor-in-Chief Frank Miller Production Manager 104 I4 , I E un.. W gift tg i . Lynda Witt Art Editor ,, i f X , .: I ,, gay, - M w Cherrye McGee Executive Secretary Martha Sheats Classes Editor I X 4 W' f William Evans Faculty Editor l A1 Wassum Sports Editor ,,-nr sh-,0-,,,.4nv 1' - -f -m .iff . Qs 574 Kay West Features Editor Betty Io Rozar, Janelle Cato Secretaries Robert Miller Organizations Editor 1 L , ' ,neg Y A x X Roger Freeman Advertising Manager 105 Herman Higgins Faculty Advisor, Photography 106 Roy Altman Photographer Mrs. Helen Morgan l Foote 8: Davies Representative .,,- 2 'ig L Max Schaible Faculty Advisor David Walton Photographer Nc,-r, F xxii- NWN NW- Eg! 5 w-J ,SW gi-.fl .A-.gp Y .S ,4 f 'fi i , Li? ,Q Ha ii' .r -if 4 Sportsmanship is a two-way reilection of those who participate and of those who are spectators. Are teams a one-man show? Are sports events supported or merely tolerated by the majority? Does the enthusiasm which brings them to try- outs last through a season of practice sessions? Is a school proud of its Wins and respectful of its losses? Sportsmanship also is a part of the spirit of a college. inab- HR 4.2.4521 ,. 109 SEASON BEGINS WITH HARD WORK 5 .M ,T ,. 7 4. ,..., , 'rl -5. ' , SWEAT . . . BIG GAMES 1 112 BERRY WINS WEST GEORGIA TOURNEY f ' 1 ' x X , C 2 1 'H' , WEI7 CAGERS HAVE WINNING SEASON Sl V .-'S' , K ' -14, : fb' HFTQE'-'f'T'l4 X rj .v . V , E V, is A, x . , I . V- -,, ... V , .:. .. FOURTEEN WINS SET NEW SCHOOL RECORD 114 A' iw' Donnie Jenkins 'api' i W 1 . Q, 'W ALL - CONFERENCE 19 6 5 , 1111615 'fl' 'F Jim Hinton 115 116 SEASON ENDS All Games 14-ll Conference 4-6 Berry Opponents 86 Tenn. Temple 79 . Howard . . Shorter . West Georgia . Maryville . . Bryan . Tenn. Wesleyan . Belmont . Tenn. Temple . Mars Hill . West Georgia . Piedmont . Valdosta State . Shorter . . Maryville . . Belmont . . LaGrange . . Bryan . West Georgia . Piedmont . . Valdosta . . Shorter . . LaGrange . Alabama College . . . Mars Hill . ' , ' . Tut ........,..zgan-it Left to right: W. Vickers, S. Edgeman, L. Lippincott, G. Tillery, J. Cross, S. Barton, H. Gauntt, J. Puckett, N. McCallum, J. Wimberly, Miss Rowe. VOLLEYBALL Berry 49 . . . Temple . . 32 . . West Georgia . 39 . . Honey Buns . 29 . . Armuchee CFJ . 49 . . . . Tift . . . 60 . . . Tomboys . . 39 . . Cedartown CFJ . 51 . . West Georgia . 42 . . . Pioneers . 51 . . . Tift . BASKETBALL Opponents . . 42 . 27 . 22 . 23 . 33 . 49 . 38 16 . 54 Row I, l to r: H. Smith, J. Cross, S. Barton. Row 2: P. Brown, C Cox G Haney, C. Truton, E. Hamilton. Row 3: S. Dell, A. Coalson, S. Edgeman J Clark, R. Bishop. 117 118 Q-.ap Pat Jackson . g: gn N .. K u -fl ' E , p-'7i71fEY'?- e3riv- ' ff'-Z -4' 1 , 'r -QU-lif ': 'Wu A .QQ--111uaQ,,g:f1i2f:gS3?Lf ' .. E' ' , V 91:22 -:g.i'5i::T'f:i' V . . H E Qmzkkexf. ,'-:f.fgQ5f,3- LJ ' -f A , 1 .1--72' 1l 2:51?IF',Q:'-., f . W ' ' u. .- ' fi, LA.-rig? 2 ' ,, , nm.:-1 ' JW u - f 1 f ff' V' , x nik: M, , N., CHEERLEADERS Mlm 7 Ginger Tillery Y -.. , rs S ,M x. Wil, fgl .L Susan Gresham sw 'Z .-f. Janie Mclunkin u we , -4 v '-P M253-rr1:. !M ' 5' ' x 41 Y , M I - gg-5. , ' U - M, , hwy n 1., , . ww ' , ,Q-1 ...ff V 1 .F .. ,I K , . I'-411 ':'9lE, . fm., ,- , A' A-w -g-75.61-,-sfsglfIS'-xnL'S.N Y - , 2 -132.53 1-:em at fm.. , . ,,-,.g:v74ia,:b7--lralu-1.5, - 1-1 - '- - ,,v-15Z1- 5' N ' V44 an iii?-1 -F 12 1 TQTSQS ZH ' ' ng , ' if Q.. - ww 1 w ' .EY ' .- ' . :Mi , 1521.7 , ' 1' , V w Linda Jackson Pat Warner 4' fmt. m.fff.Ef' Y' ' 1 vm :T 1.23 '. -.2 F ' if' ' of sy! 1 , V J .L.,..:. ..xL:.. .Ji Sherry Barton Anita GriiTin it :Q '41, 119 120 SOCCER TEAM ROLLS OVER OPPONENTS .A ff -fef-3- . . ,- ., . Yl4.,,:',. - af... fp. . A . , H, - V ,.,, - -M xffg.. ,E , , , me . w,,75a,,. ,et , , , , 4. f. - . ,, . J ' 7. lr-X -1.-'f ,.. ., ,Q Y, Ma . Q. j ',.1.. .1 ---+ - Q 14 if 1 -15,9 f 4-fs? gif'- if-T,g'?9f ' ' -'4ff'1-f' -Efiiz. A2-v'-fgufmfiriziff' f ' 'bfi wvrafri A T1'.!-ukjf: 14' -4-fw'f'?4--li. 1---f ur:-L i-V: .i't'.av,g:?lJ ' ' f:'f,t il!! Ends Season with 7-1-1 Record Row 1, I to r: I. Daniel, B. Wilcher, L. Caldwell, S. Machida, O. Akbay, W. Lewis, N. Papoutsis, F. Threlkeld, G. Tucker C Glass N Johnson. Row 2: Dr. Dickey, E. Vargas, M. Gaines, L. Murkerson, G. Dover, M. Nierodzik, J. Harris, G. Ward, P. Hellstrom R Futch T. Shrouder, C. Franklin, S. Akers, H. Bartlett, C. Forrester. Edmundo Vargas, Coach Q X . J Berry Berry Berry Berry Berry Berry Berry Berry 122 SEASON RECORD 1 . . . . Emory 6 . . . Oglethorpe 1 . . .St. Bernard 2 . . . Emory 4 . . . Bryan 1 . . . Oglethorpe 0. . .St. Bernard 7 . . . Emory ALL-CONFERENCE Roy Messer John Rymer TENNIS ni Qi? John Rymer, Marvin McGinnis, Russell Wood, Koji Yoda, Chris White GIAC Standing West Georgia Koji Yoda John Rymer Valdosta Berry LaGrange Russell Wood 123 ALL-CONFERENCE Koji Yoda Jimmy Finney Donnie Jenkins L., X 124 if ls fi! JL. Row I-Jimmy Ray, Kerry Epting, Jim Lee, Koji Yoda, Oktay Akbay, Jerry Cone. Row 2-Werdna Hill, Bob Dean, Don Presley, Billy Rowland, Luis Reyes, Al Wassum. Row 3-Mr. Thomas, Coach: Donnie Jenkins, Jimmy Finney, Dr. Dickey. VOLLEY BALL GIAC Conference Berry LaGrange 16 14 15 0 Berry West Georgia 8 15 5 15 15 8 uw K I , Q..J , .f l-1. 1-,, v-Q.. - u 125 --x TRACK 1964: GIAC CHAMPIONS Y If-. 126 Berry... West Georgia Shorter . . . LaGrange . . .71 U3 . . .69 U3 . .231!3 . .10 ALL-CONFERENCE Brendel Cox Jerry Gatlin Bob Wilcher '.k4 JL jf' 4 ,G a I sa F-SQ, -,Lf -X, Z! ' T 354. . in .. X 1- 1251! gh.: V m M g .1,,'.-5? M iifhini - V-Vzfifi' 'wp Qi-1-., E024 :fL '1 111: ' ' ' 2,1 iii? .L 1 ' I wg ,: um 4 'Jw M, Eggs! p 3. ,. Fifi ' 1 H55 lg. -, 'r .. . I i . Q I E, 5,...w. , . , ' 128 Harry Pugliese ALL-GIAC Rfa M Y . -L-F 1546, ' ls CROSS-COUNTRY 1964 West Georgia 27 Berry 47 Shorter 0 Row I, Z to r: R. Jones, E, Johnson, D. Liscomb. Row 2: Dr. Dickey, B. Cason. Row 3: H. Pugliese, D, Thomas, D. Pratt, I. Haluski, R. Maxwell. Dural Pritchett fn. iiffi v Row 1, l to r: Coach Taylor, J. Ayer, J. Harris, L. Murkerson, A. Wassum, Dr. Dickey. Row 2: T. Cagle, J. Maynor, T. Ragsdale, J. Lee. B. Cox, R. Bryner. Row 3: D. Arp, R. Rodgers, J. House, T. Jones, C. McDaniel, J. McHan, G. Hall. BASEBALL RESULTS: 1965 Berry 2 . . William Jewell 3 . . William Jewell 9 . . Tennessee Temple 20 . . Tennessee Temple 5 . . . Oglethorpe . 11 . . North Georgia 2 . Pfeiffer . 4 . . 'Shorter . 1 . . Mercer . 3 . . Oglethorpe . 17 . . . Piedmont . 2 . . West Georgia 6 . . Valdosta State 2 . . Valdosta State 1 . . West Georgia 18 . . Tennessee Temple 0 . . . Mercer . 3 . . Shorter . 6 . . . Piedmont . 2 . . West Georgia Opponents . . 2 . 2 . 2 . 1 . 4 . 4 . 4 . 2 . 6 . 2 . 4 . 3 . 5 . 0 . 3 . 1 . 5 . 4 . 7 . 4 129 5.213-Ye 'Q 3222? - f 3553 - Y 3 ' ' 1 . TTf1r' or Aim: w Nuys Y ww-A ww. ' . .I wi. ,L A .. Y, ,:3I:'1,. r5fM1u,.Lv-' i , 'Y ' - ff-,, V, ,gg we 3 f - f vw, ,, ,, Y '1 ,gi Wx :- ,- fi ' gs, I ' ,- V 2117 . rg ir' . iff -' '.f,.ei.i-1 ' V QS T :A , 5 Mu. Q if 1 Q, 1 5 -Q ,Argo W. , ,gm 130 oh XY? AM, K ,K ri KJ-R.K L to r: Brendel Cox, Ch 35 t Z H 1: fly LL-CO FERE CE PLAYERS 1 lf X. 5 ' '-ze! -, , 'b ' ? '- 'x' , '. X N : ' : 's ' R 'Q' xi , AK xfja X x lxx 'Y53-'xfxivkn X1 X'-1 'L-kk. . Y, K 2 X2 H .1 :fa 5 -. xxx!-.irxl R'W..k.Q,l-,L,x,....g.z ,Q 5' :bb A x . 'S Q K K X K Pl? -'xnxx N. arlie McDaniel, Coach Taylor, Jimmy Harris, Renny Bryner, Jerome Ayer. i X, if 5 5 MCUNTAIN DAY FOOTBALL CLASH ENDS IN 6-6 TIE G E' O R G I A N S 131 if has FIELD DAY: SYRREB VICTORY W.. ,, ff! I ' ii' - . , ,V , ,,,,,, o 9 ,gh 5 A fn, ' K V P H 4 I , D C . r- rw ,H ifglzl. - --. x 'fir fa GEORGIANS BOUNCE BACK FOR BASKETBALL VICTORIES Q. , -fry 'iff fi? 'V M.-. u lb., .,, , 3 Erin ! 2 A2 S 2 4 CLASSES 136 A , :wi 5' These are the individuals who make up our college. Some are intelligent, some lazy, some are lonely and lost, and some have found them- selves. But each as a student, as a member of some organization, as a part of work experi- ence, or just as a human being has added some- thing to the spirit of the school. 'C 'lm-,. , ww, ., NM .Li-4,,,, M I EEK:- -,. , 137 ., ,,f'a-Q-aw-I . D , g as , -'A' - ' 1'--, fm, fd , . lv , U-,r V ,. . ...en-14 - Y , Y , . ' ' - fig, - - . , , - fi- 1, fl'-f ---um 5-ar 1 - - : ' 1 ' ' - ' ,E .4 4 A 'af 4-2 :ii an Ju- - - 4.1 .. . CLASS OFFICERS-Carlene Bloodworth, Secretaryg John Harkness, Presidentg Sheryle Bolton, Vice Presidentg Val Hallman, Men's Treasurerg Delores Williamson, Women's Treasurer. CLASS OF 1968 Paula Acker Diane Allen Piedmont, Alabama Elberton, Georgia --Q Carol Adams Martha Andrews '44 Clarkesville, Georgia Rome, Georgia Earl Adams Steve Ashell Selma, Alabama Decatur, Georgia Dennis Aderholt Dora Aycock Villa Rica, Georgia Rome, Georgia Nancy Aiken Clifford Baldowski Brooksville, Florida Augusta, Georgia Helen Alexander Vondell Ballard Orlando, Florida Dublin, Georgia 138 Joe Barfield LaFayette, Georgia Sue Barker Wellesley, Massachusetts Larry Barkley Cedar Bluff, Alabama Stephen Barnette Silver Creek, Georgia William Barron Rome, Georgia Bobbi Jean Baskin Atlanta, Georgia Charles Bell Ringgold, Georgia Harry Bennett Rome, Georgia Charles Betts Warner Robins, Georgia Bud Bigelow Hemp, Georgia Keith Bird Guilford, Connecticut 5 Ruby Bishop Rome, Georgia Alice Bass Switzerland, South Carolina Linda Beall Douglasville, Georgia James Bearden Cumming, Georgia Larry Bearden Cartersville, Georgia James Beck Manchester, Georgia Clarke Belger Macon, Georgia Cecil Blair Leeds, Alabama Carlene Bloodworth Pelham, Georgia Charlotte Blount Slocomb, Alabama Scharlene Bolden Rome, Georgia Sheryle Bolton Stone Mountain, Georgia Bruce Borders Atlanta, Georgia Beverly Bulloch Pelham, Georgia Nancy Iris Cagle Cartersville, Georgia Nancy Jane Cagle Rome, Georgia Wilma Caines Hinesville, Georgia Barry Caldwell Bowdon, Georgia Buddy Canova Middleburg, Florida Patricia Boyd Ringgold, Georgia Susan Boyd Tarpon Springs, Florida Carol Braden Adairsville, Georgia Frank Braden Rome, Georgia Lavada Brookins Atlanta, Georgia Lester Brookshire, Jr. Calhoun, Georgia Kenneth Brown Cartersville, Georgia Martha Browning Blairsville, Georgia Louise Buifington Rome, Georgia 1 Thomas Casey Rome, Georgia Sue Causey Rome, Georgia Phyllis Caylor Marietta, Georgia Kenneth Chastain Mineral Bluff, Georgia Margie Childs Ideal, Georgia Allen Chisolm Lindale, Georgia Brenda Cole Douglasville, Georgia Avis Collins Marietta, Georgia Glynelle Cook Summerville, Georgia Harry Cook Geneva, Georgia Sharyon Cooper Carrollton, Georgia Walter Copeland LaFayette, Georgia Jerry Christopher Dundee, Florida Jason Clements. Decatur, Georgia Broughton Cochran Cumming, Georgia Pat Corbitt Atlanta, Georgia Mike Cordle Rome, Georgia Carolyn Cox Rome, Georgia Gary Cox St. Petersburg, Florida Bob Craig Atlanta, Georgia Richard Crawford Rocky Face, Georgia 142 Bill Crawley Savannah, Georgia Pat Cromer Rome, Georgia Ellen Currier Hendersonville, North Carolina Linda Davis Guyton, Georgia Sue Dell Newton, Alabama Kaye Dellinger Bishop, Georgia Leigh Delsi Fort Lauderdale, Florida Robert Dorsey Orange Park, Florida Jane Dawkins . Kay Doss Warner Robins, Georgia Rome, Georgia Ted Dean John Drake Midway, Georgia Savannah, Georgia Benny Dukes Meansville, Georgia Steve Dunlap Rock Springs, Georgia Annette Eaton Madison, Georgia Sue Edgeman LaFayette, Georgia David Edwards Woodlawn, Virginia Betty Elrod Gainesville, Georgia Howard Emery Bunnell, Florida Wayne Erminger Jacksonville, Florida Claudia Etheridge Jonesboro, Georgia ,- Ek 1, I v- ,, 1 'G :x lik Afifffr-. -N . Q' . frfsil Vg fri we .RQRQBHK Billy Fricks Birmingham, Alabama James Frost Fort Payne, Alabama Charles Fuqua Rome, Georgia Mike Gaines Rome, Georgia Carolyn Gailey Homer, Georgia Joyce Garcia Tampa, Florida Eddie Gardner Rock Hill, South Carolina Jane Garner Baxley, Georgia Hellen Gauntt Oxford, Georgia l , , F l , Q3 w 1 9' ,asl W Q Nw lil 'n ,- N:-3, i J L '4 .i, ' 'ui my ij' Letrell Ezell Live Oak, Florida Emma Fears Monticello, Georgia Arnie Ferguson Swansea, Massachusetts Al Fletcher Rome, Georgia Jimmy Fletcher Mount Berry, Georgia Johnnie Fowler Rome, Georgia Qi A ROSE is a rose'is a rose 143 Mike Gazaway Dalton, Georgia Ronnie Gibbs Cordele, Georgia William Gibney Media, Pennsylvania I ackie Gilbert College Park, Georgia Pat Gladfelter Atlanta, Georgia Charles Glass Columbus, Georgia Donnie Goodman Tracy City, Tennessee Billy Goodwin Orangeburg, South Carolina Shirley Grace Lyons, Georgia Anita Greene LaFayette, Georgia Terry Greene Bolingbroke, Georgia Susan Gresham Rome, Georgia Anita Grifiin Armuchee, Georgia Judy Grinstead Cadwell, Georgia Neal Grissom Russellville, Alabama Sherry Guyton Rome, Georgia James Hairston Section, Alabama Val Hallman Macon, Georgia Joe Haluski Columbus, Georgia Elaine Hamilton Rome, Georgia Evelyn Hamilton Rome, Georgia Melvin Hamrick Rome, Georgia Mary Jane Hancock Thomasville, Georgia Glenda Haney Rome, Georgia John Harkness Ellenwood, Georgia Mae Harrell McRae, Georgia Charles Harris Cartersville, Georgia Marisue Harrison Rome, Georgia James Hatcher Mount Berry, Georgia Wayne Hawkins Rockmart, Georgia Beth Hegwood LaFayette, Georgia Robert Hickey LaFayette, Georgia Bob Hines Camden, Alabama Lloyd Hinman Jacksonville, Florida Joe Holloman Austell, Georgia Donald Holsomback Rome, Georgia 146 ek. David Houston Summerville, Georgia Connie Humphrey Knoxville, Tennessee Nancy Haun Knoxville, Tennessee Warren Hulrne Elberton, Georgia Gloria Ingram Gainesville, Georgia Diane Irwin East Point, Georgia Linda Joh Jasper, Georgia J Tommy Johnson Armuchee, Georgia Ann Johnston Summerville, Georgia Sue Johnston Summerville, Georgia J aunita Jones Waleska, Georgia Mell Jones Meansville, Georgia Roger Jones Jacksonville, Florida Gail Jordan Fairmount, Georgia Joan Jordan Waycross, Georgia Barbara Ivey Gainesville, Georgia Larry Ivey Hapeville, Georgia Wally Iwaszewski Harrison, New Jersey James Jenkins Liberty, North Carolina Helen Jessup Lyons, Georgia Carol Johnson Rome, Georgia DSOD Y i fi ,X ,I David Kelley Clifton, Tennessee Wayne Kelley Chattanooga, Tennessee Becky Kendrick Jamestown, Ohio Pauleitta Kendrick Jacksonville, Florida Lee Kennedy Atlanta, Georgia Donna Kight Macon, Georgia Helen Kilgore Norcross, Georgia Lotha Kilgore Rainsville, Alabama Roger King Varnell, Georgia Mike Kirby West Palm Beach, Florida Pat Kirby West Point, Georgia Janette Knowles Lindale, Georgia Jack LaDue Jacksonville, Florida Millard Laney Rome, Georgia Vivi Lard Florence, Alabama ALL together now, girls! 14 7 148 . 4: S! ' n K-1' In L 5411, 51394 , ,4 G E ,knvqf Wir' X ray V if 3 r ,ix if Dan Lipscomb Atlanta, Georgia Jim Locklear Rome, Georgia Doug Logan Gadsden, Alabama Ed Long Albany, Georgia Mark Ludington Avon Park, Florida Alana Lydick Byesville, Ohio Sheila LaRue Lindale, Georgia Dorothy Ledbetter Summerville, Georgia Louise Lee Walhalla, South Carolina Donald Leggett Jacksonville, Florida Joyce Lemons Cleveland, Tennessee Morris Lemmings Rome, Georgia Marshall Lewis Summerville, Georgia Terry Lin gerfelt Gainesville, Georgia Linda Lippincott Rome, Georgia 9' 5 Sylvia Malone Kingston, Georgia Erskine Martin Alto, Georgia Bill Mathis Lindale, Georgia Pat Massingill Dalton, Georgia Terry Maxwell LaGrane, Georgia Jeannie Meaders Redstone Arsenal, Alabama Jackie Lynn Greenville, South Carolina Judy McCoy McBee, South Carolina Mary McDonald Milton, Florida Sonny McDonald Milton, Florida Carol McElroy 1 Fairmount, Georgia Darden McGlothlin Jacksonville, Florida Jackie McHan Mineral Bluff, Georgia Camilla McPherson Vidalia, Georgia Phil .Malone i Dalton, Georgia Molly Meroney Mableton, Georgia Roland Mole Warner Robins, Georgia Patrick Moore Valencia, Venezuela Elbert Morris Stone Mountain, Georgia Wesley Mullins Ringgold, Georgia Kenji Nakamoto Osaka, Japan FRESHMEN i K i 1 r -- F13 guy- 1 Q25!tggaFi 'If' lf? -'1 , ' ' Fr Sir .1 , n- - ,. ,I Z , 1 ' V . 5 , ' T' 1 x X X la. i , .K h 2 149 Tommy Nichols Mineral Bluff, Georgia Jean Nix Cleveland, Georgia Thomas Nowling Clewiston, Florida Wanda Orr Trion, Georgia Johnny Owens Tamassee, South Carolina Gordon Page Rock Hill, South Carolina Aileen Palmer Pelham, Georgia Brenda Palmer Trion, Georgia Francis Palmer Walhalla, South Carolina Joanne Parmley Tallapoosa, Georgia Ben Payment Hapeville, Georgia Harriett Payne Chatsworth, Georgia David Paysinger Jacksonville, Florida Carol Perry Commerce, Georgia Glenn Phillips Valley Head, Alabama Sharon Pitts Helena, Alabama 'H' Ronnie Plunkett Summerville, Georgia Geraldine Pollard Chase City, Virginia Harry Pritchett Perry, Georgia Pat Ragan Perry, Georgia Linda Reed Atlanta, Georgia ing a student's room is to evict! Mike Reed Rome, Georgia James Register College Park, Maryland John Rhoades Avon Park, Florida Beth Rice Cashier, North Carolina Marty Richards Lincolnton, Georgia Marlene Ricks Conyers, Georgia Golathia Robertson Pell City, Alabama Donald Robinson Pelham, Georgia Lemuel Robitzsch Macon, Georgia Terry Roland Rome, Georgia Marcia Rollins Auburn, Alabama Charlotte Rundles Gainesville, Georgia Loyd Sanchez Lumpkin, Georgia Jimmy Sanders Union, South Carolina J immy E. Sanders Camden, South Carolina 151 Phil Santini Fort Myers, Florida Joe Sapp Newberry, Florida Carl Schaifer Northampton, Pennsylvania Susan Schellenger Gurnee, Illinois I ack Scoggins Troy, Alabama Marty Searcy Jacksonville, Florida Annette Seay Canton, Georgia Ricky Seigler Abbeville, South Carolina Sharyne Self Rome, Georgia WHATCI-IA readin', Tracy? 152 Danny Sellers Baxley, Georgia Ronnie Senger Manchester, Georgia Charlotte Shaver Hot Springs, Virginia Elaine Skelton Rome, Georgia Annette Smith Rome, Georgia James Smith Tallapoosa, Georgia Jenny Smith Vidalia, Georgia Rollins Snider Lincolnton, Georgia James Springer Cullman, Alabama Carolyn Stacks Lancaster, South Carolina Bob Stanley I Jacksonville, Florida Ethel Stowe f, l Trion, Georgia Q ' Mack Stephens Rome, Georgia Charlotte Stewart Sylvania, Georgia Eugenia Strickland Dallas, Georgia it as ' J 5 - M . '. 1 , V, ie! X . Li Q uf :un ' ll X l. . rg I 1 4 'ta v ' :Ta ., qv Ronald Strickland Calhoun, Georgia Betty St. Louis Odenton, Maryland Clifton Summerall Villa Rica, Georgia William Swint Fayetteville, Georgi Dorothy Teague Craigford, Alabama Sonya Terry Rome, Georgia 2. Doyle Thomas Rossville, Georgia Ed Thomas Cambridge, Maryland Leon Thomas LaFayette, Georgia Sally Thompson Smyrna, Georgia Ginger Tillery Madison, Georgia Patricia Tompkins Rome, Georgia FRESHMEN - it C, ..-:,.,, if-'9 . P- 153 154 George Tribble Calhoun, Georgia Cheryl Truelove Murrayville, Georgia Robert Tucker Bunnell, Florida Ranice Tune Decatur, Alabama Lucian Turner Aurora, Indiana Rick Tuttle Wichita, Kansas Isabel Walker Dade City, Florida Jerrie Walker LaFayette, Georgia Susan Weaver X Panama City, Florida David Webb Silver Creek, Georgia Claudette West Kingston, Georgia Lee Whatley Auburn, Alabama Richard Wheeler Warner Robins, Georgia Mary White Cartersville, Georgia Brenda Wigley Rockmart, Georgia Frank Twyman, Ir. Rome, Georgia Faye Underwood Calhoun, Georgia Janice Vann Trenton, Georgia Malvin Vaughn Washington, Georgia Wylene Vickers Waycross, Georgia Lynette Wagner Rome, Georgia -Q-6 'EQ' W 3' K Jimmy Wiley Sycamore, Georgia Benny Williams Springfield, Georgia Grant Williams Pelham, Georgia Delores Williamson Pelham, Georgia Terry Williamson Cartersville, Georgi Gerald Willis Groveland, Florida 3. Leo Willison Jacksonville, Florida Sheryl Windham Dublin, Georgia Michael Wise Lindale, Georgia Max Woodruff Mobile, Alabama Fred Wright Rome, Georgia Jean Wright Decatur, Georgia Margaret Wright Bainbridge, Georgia Thomas Yearout LaFayette, Georgia Pedro Zuazo Pluckemin, New Jersey ag, 1. 4' ,I H OH DEAR! I forgot the password! 155 CLASS OF 1967 .em CLASS OFFICERS-Carroll Carter, Vice Presidentg George McKnight, Men's Treasurerg Charlene Head, Secretaryg Johnny Wilson, President. 3 1 W V 1 1 ff'-H m n A , ,GQ .2 Fw AQ et Eff -,Villa ' .f .V QE -i h 3 mx '-5-'3' 156 T' I im Alford Carolyn Ball Rome, Georgia Hapeville, Georgia Avalene Anderson June Bass Hayesville, Branford, Florida North Carolina Mabel Bass Dan Arp Rome, Georgia Bremen, Georgia SGS 'S'.a ' Stan Bedenbaugh Chandler Bennett Prosperity, Moultrie, Georgia South Carolina Gladys Bello Noel Benoit Cienfuegos, Cuba Montreal, Canada Tommy Bowers Robert Brannon Linda Broome Blairsville, Georgia LaFayette, Georgia Rome, Georgia Andrea Boyd Susiann Brock Peggy Brown Reidsville, Georgia Taylorsville, Georgia Homer, Georgia l px, -lx. 1 Jean Benoy Q Otis Bertrand Smyrna, Georgia White Deer, Texas Angie Binns Dewey Bowen Atlanta, Georgia LaGrange, Georgia Joyce Burch Janice Buttram Eastman, Georgia Rome, Georgia Sharon Bush Jimmy Cagle Buchanan, Georgia Cartersville, Georgia 157 158 WHERE have all the ilowers gone? Bobby Camperlino Raiford Cantrell Jimmy Carney Trenton, Georgia Taylorsville, Georgia Thomasville, Georgia Pat Cannon Rufus Cantrell u Carroll Carter Waycross, Georgia Taylorsville, Georgia Lumber City, Georgia Bobby Cash Clayton, Alabama Ben Cason Sparta, Georgia ...,,, Loy Caldwell Orlando, Florida Bill Cameron Rome, Georgia Floyd Chambers Chatsworth, Georgia Giles Chapman Pensacola, Florida C715 1 S Margaret Childs Randall Clark Jerry Cone Vernon Conner Ideal, Georgia Clermont, Georgia Thomasville, Georgia Starke, Florida Bobby Clark Janett Cofer Larry Cone Leroy Cordle South Boston, Virginia Washington, D. C. Thomasville, Georgia Rome, Georgia Juanita Coulter Janet Cross Peggy Dalton Bobby Daniel Neil Davis Chatsworth, Georgia Kensington, Georgia Cleveland, Georgia Double Springs, Alabama Swainsboro, Georgia Bill Cromer Ann Crow Evelyn Dampier Bill Daniell Lewis DeLeeuw Rome, Georgia Dalton, Georgia Hahira, Georgia Dallas, Georgia Cedartown, Georgia 1 i inf' r 'R'-? 5 159 1--rr Sandra Delvers Johnny Dixon Careen Eagertou Kerry Epting Macon, Georgia Ocoee, Tennessee Eastman, Georgia Prosperity, South Carolina Marie DCITIPSFY Hugh Dufdefl , Charles Edwards Ed Faglier Rome, GCOTEIZ LaFayette, Georgla Elbenon, Georgia Midville, Georgia Chuck Forester Margaret Forrester Lance Franklin Bobby Gaitanis Linda Glover Lithonia, Georgia Mount Airy, Georgia Marietta, Georgia Gainesville, Florida Bainbridge, Georgia Douglas Forrester Carl Franklin Verner Free Tom Gaitanis Clifton Goolsby Gainesville, Georgia Aurora, Indiana Rome, Georgia Gainesville, Florida Lincolnton, Georgia 160 v r '-1 ': -'-f wr, ' 1531- 1 f'T'3?fv5 3 , Alan Griffin Rome, Georgia Gayle Graviett Dallas, Georgia Irene Gunter Leesville, South Carolina Marlene Gregory J acksonville, Florida Barry Herring Cumming, Georgia Glenn Hess Rome, Georgia Carolyn Hardwick Greensboro, Georgia Joyce Harris Trenton, Georgia 'Sal ,t I Charlene Head Jacksonville, Florida Bob Hayes Eau Gallie, Florida Fred Hearn Macon, Georgia Barbara Head Dalton, Georgia SOPHOMORES S0 WI-I0'S .John Baresford Tifton? 161 x , Louise Hickman Jim Hinton Bill Holden Nancy Home Cleveland, Tennessee Bogart, Georgia Birmingham, Alabama Tunnel Hill, Georgia J uanell Hindman Hokie Hogan James Hollingsworth Katherine Huggins McRae, Georgia Decatur, Georgia Macon, Georgia Summerville, Georgia HOKE strikes F 55 Joan Hughes Quitman, Georgia Wayne Hunt Elberton, Georgia again. Pat Jackson ,G ' . - Rome, Georgia ' Bradley James Bremen, Georgia ff-Lv T2 162 : -1 A K , if--Y Sadie Jenkins Jo Johnston Sylvester, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Norris Johnson Edward Jones Oak Ridge, Tennessee Rome, Georgia Sandra Koedyker James Leach James Lee Gary, Indiana Rome, Georgia Cartersville, Georgia Floanna Large Don Leachman Bob LeRosen Oak Ridge, Tennessee Dallas, Georgia Orlando, Florida H' km Richard Justice Waukegan, Illinois Karen Kemp Buena Vista, Georgia Sandra Lowry Summerville, Georgia Paula Loyd Rome, Georgia i J U I : N . , -3 .lf , 'v 1'3,' ia? 'ldfgfh 1' r X 'ii if JF v . ' Q.. F 1 if .., ' v 1 l 'L- L L i Nb V, l f , I L. K vi,- Carole Keys Calhoun, Georgia Juanita Knight Calhoun, Georgia Gloria Luther Albany, Georgia Rick Mahan Chamblee, Georgia -.u, 163 Wir f 4 f 'l ll 1 ' ' .-, . H Eiga: hi 3 K L ar vi, ' i ik ,M lk ., 1 George Mason Knoxville, Tennessee Cathryn Maxey Summerville, Georgia Janie Mclunkin William McMillan Rome, Georgia Decatur, Georgia George McKnight Randall Medlock Live Oak, Florida Cave Spring, Georgia Jimmy Maynor Shannon, Georgia Freo Mayo Wrlghtsville, Georgia Garland Meeks Chattanooga, Tennessee Mike Meier Long Beach, California 49:9 hi Lynette Moore ' Warner Robins, Georgia Sallie Moore Collins, Georgia Nancy Morris Sterling, Massachusetts Philip Morris Taylorsville, Georgia Shirene Mulford Quincy, Florida Paul Nealy Bellmore, New York -l,....i,.?t - ,,,.,4.-, . ,, ,sm , , ., ,,,, f 5 it if --f K 7 4. .. sp. I 1 e I N ii- 5 and two dozen red roses. SOPHOMORES Reba Nichols Johnny Noles Albany, Georgia Fairburn, Georgia Theodora Nichols Texie Osbome Albany, Georgia Chilhowie, Virginia David Owens Centerville, Georgia Nick Papoutsis Athens, Greece 165 Bruce Parrish .Terrell Phillips Phillip Pollock Jammie Price Bill Protopsaltis Kingsville, Maryland Kennesaw, Georgia Pelham, Georgia Locust Grove, Georgia Athens, Greece Gonzalo Pena Tony Pilgrim Don Presley Dural Pritchett Jody Puckett Bogota, Colombia Douglasville, Georgia Section, Alabama Anniston, Alabama Cedartown, Georgia 166 Harry Pugliese Cherry Hill, New Jersey DRAW One! Dale Puryear Rome, Georgia Travis Ragsdale Luis Reyes Esom Hill, Georgia Carnaguey, Cuba Larry Reavis Marlin Rhodes Ball Ground, Georgia Millin, Georgia Kay Salmon Betty Selman Martie Sheats Rome, Georgia Rome, Georgia Thomaston, Georgia Prudence, Scales Wheeler Shaver Barbara Shiver J acksonville, Florida West Point, Georgia Bainbridge, Georgia . Q , , all i T :mi 1-1 It A Lx :J .2 J , 'sf' ' . i Tr? P' 1 l V - 7 i ' - fx: J' V' v A . X if .4 kf.Qr I i -I x ET? ' We XJ lab! ' Sharyn Ruppersburg Fairburn, Georgia Faith Robinson Jacksonville, Florida Debby Ross Joyce Rush West Palm Beach, Florida Taft, Tennessee Tommy Shrouder Carey Smith Broxton, Georgia Brunswick, Georgia Nancy Simmons Carolyn Smith Bassett, Virginia Dalton, Georgia l 167 ' , f- 1 Fi. In ZA Y ii ' IW., T- k M A 1, . ,lx Helen Smith Walter Smith Ronnie Stark Oliver, Georgia LaGrange, Georgia Dalton, Georgia Martha Smith Robert Stanley Larry Stephens Rome, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Ellijay, Georgia Pat Warner Leon Wheeler Fort Walton Beach, Auburn, Georgia Florida Penny Wettstein Tony Whitaker Live Oak, Florida Ellijay, Georgia f 168 tbl ..-5 Ed Wade Michael Walker Kingston, Georgia Rome, Georgia Norman Wade Wilma Walker Nashville, Tennessee Dahlonega, Georgia Brenda Williams Carol Wilson Oxford, Georgia Shannon, Georgia Laura Williams Johnny Wilson Rome, Georgia Apison, Tennessee rw 157' 1 ,art 'Ha-A 1 .- 1 ig va.. K'itx!.. ' x WHO said that? James Stinson Butler, Georgia Pam Suchy Wood River, Illinois SOPHOMORES Judy Swann Richard Thomas Marilyn Tolliver James Umberhandt Ed Vosburgh Newton, Georgia Trion, Georgia Rocky Face, Georgia Rome, Georgia Sharon, Connecticut Susan Taylor John Thrower Aubrey Turner Dorothy Vandiver Arnold Wade Rome, Georgia LaGrange, Georgia Smithville, Tennessee Carnesville, Georgia Alto, Georgia l f, 1' 1, N ' ffl H1 H H1 iii , , , , ,, , -f, l v HA - V L X 169 CLASS OF 1966 CLASS OFFICERS-Priscilla Field, Secretaryg Emory Fullington, Men's Treasurerg Jackson Ellington, President, Leon Tuten, Vice Presidentg Anne Collier, Women's Treasurer Oktay Akbay Sam Akers Caulion Allen Ron Allen Q Istanbul, Turkey Memphis, Tennessee Eastman, Georgia Dalton, Georgna 170 Fred Anderson Albany, Georgia Jim Anderson Dalton, Georgia Beverly Arnold Savannah, Georgia Darrell Bailey Avon Park, Florida Jeanette Ballard Dublin, Georgia Howard Bartlett Jacksonville, Florida Virginia Battles Rome, Georgia Don Becker West Palm Beach, Florida Kay Bell Hazlehurst, Georgia Frank Barbee Ty Ty Georgia kg Xfffl. Wanda Bennett Ira Benoy Nashville, Georgia Smyrna, Georgia James Buchanan Judy Buckner Dallas, Georgia Ooltewah, Tennessee REPEAT that please! 51 Danny Bius Neil Boynton Doerun, Georgia Homestead, Florida Ron Bussler Linda Cason Newman, Georgia Sparta, Georgia Carolyn Christian Colbert, Georgia Anne Collier Grantville, Georgia Alex Comegys Fort Meade, Florida Brendel Cox Rome, Georgia gays Glenda Culberson Ozark, Alabama Al Currier Hendersonville, North Carolina Jimmy Daniel Peter Dees Sandra Dickerson Double Springs, Alabama Alston, Georgia Oak Ridge, Tennessee Ruby Dixon Petra Dolven Benny Donahue Rome, Georgia Shelby, Montana Knoxville, Tennessee x 5-gi' J UNIORS 173 Q., REALLY l1e's from South Carolina . . . the tag is fake. Danny Feagin Priscilla Field . Elmo Douglas High Springs, Florida Arlene Dowd Macon, Georgia Madie Eanes '- Martinsville, Virginia Q, A Randy Edwards Rome, Georgia .W A ,za 1 -r Jackson Ellington Conyers, Georgia Marion Elmore Dalzell, South Carolina LaGrange, Georgia Adairsville, Georgia 174 NVilliam Evans Joan Faulkenberry Lincolnton, Georgia Lancaster, South Carolina Carey Fite Dalton, Georgia Celeste Florence Trion, Georgia r xJX,..Z, . . 1 . .... .- uw. - -yi -1'- . mug- ,- ,- rl '-,U ' e-!'Kr,a'...4V.'4'-.'--iLi'M...'n ' M I E .,,,g ,,, Y . ' ' Patsy Floyd Emory Fullington Ronnie Futch Chattanooga, Tennessee Pinehurst, Georgia Savannah, Georgia Juanita Godwin Judith Gohe Jimmy Guy College Park, Georgia St. Petersburg, Florida Gainesville, Florida 1 XJ! Pat Guyton Kingston, Georgia Sandra Guyton White, Georgia A LANE brain and a smart Alex. 175 Grant Hagge Rome, Georgia Kathy Hampton Hollywood, Florida 'T' Brock Hamrick Cedartown, Georgia Dwight Harris Butler, Georgia Q1 al! , 2,1- 176 e-2 . f -. qlnq. s..-' 1 lf? H- A 2' 13,4 THE Beverly-hillbillies. Jimmy Harris Rome, Georgia Pete Hellstrom Savannah, Georgia Agnes Hentosh Atlantic Beach, Florida Melba Herbert Rome, Georgia Peggie Hicks Knoxville, Tennessee Werdna Hill Marion, Alabama Wally Hiott Round-O, South Carolina Mike Holland Douglasville, Georgia Charles Hunt Elberton, Georgia .ri fi? Linda Jackson Cleveland, Georgia Terry Jenkins Midville, Georgia Fran Johnson Heath Springs, South Carolina J UN IORS Linda Johnson Rome, Georgia J uanell Joiner Axson, Georgia Stanley Jones Hueytown, Alabama Richard Junkins Midville, Georgia 177 Mullins, South Carolina Carolyn Keesee Commerce, Georgia Cecil Keith Larkinsville, Alabama Dan Kelley Lake City, Florida Arlene Kinney Colquitt, Georgia Kenneth Kirk Rome, Georgia 1 Deacon Lane Baltimore, Maryland Gayle Lane Bowdon, Georgia Phil Lane Colquitt, Georgia Pat Lawton Jacksonville, Florida Wayne Lewis Benny London Cornelia, Georgia Rick Love Pell City, Alabama Lloyd Lowe Dalton, Georgia Charles Lowman Millboro Springs, Virginia Nona McCallum Decatur, Georgia Harrison McDonald Jefferson, Georgia J UNIORS WHAT do you mean you are a Georgian agent? Q'-iq' .T vga N :iw ta 'Ill' mil H ,asian .nag Lois Maynard Robert Miller Velma Mitchell Virginia Montgomery Mount Berry, Georgia Marietta, Georgia Chamblee, Georgia New Smyrna Beach, Florida Bobby Moore Marvin Mayo James Mitchem Johnny Mole Summerville? Rome, Georgia Macon, Georgia Warner Robins, Georgia South Carolina CHUG-a-lug .... 180 Dennis Moore Cordele, Georgia Ierre Moore Roberta, Georgia E SQ F A jfffiiffig 'WFS ' 5 L lf at '5-2215 .r '-.fx i . 1 ,F Lg x 4 K , ., X Q I ,AA M '54 Lawson Murkerson Blakely, Georgia Oberia Owen Balsam Grove, North Carolina Royce Moore Albany, Georgia Carol Morehead Rome, Georgia Arnold Moss Dewy Rose, Georgia Robert Mull Blue Ridge, Georgia Elizabeth Payne Lanelda Phillips Powder Springs, Georgia Griilin, Georgia Jeannie Peyton Jeanine Pickren Toccoa, Georgia Bainbridge, Georgia Sara Scott Marty Sharkey Rome,-Georgia Rome, Georgia John Provine Oak Ridge, Tennessee wg Tom Raulerson J Jessup, Georgia Q9 Gayle Ray Gatlinburg, Tennessee Steve Road Rome, Georgia Franklin Roberts Cleveland, Tennessee Runnette Sapp Oxon Hill, Maryland 182 QNX Ann Scoggins Doug Scott Union Grove, Alabama Rome, Georgia '?'Nn- my-V .I . fe. Jimmy Shores Rome, Georgia Frank Sims Gainesville, Georgia 1 3 '55 K ' Clay Slaughter Dudley, Georgia Carole Sparks Osgood, Indiana Betty Smith Ronnie Smith Midlothian, Virginia Cordele, Georgia Jim Spilsbury Alicia Standifer Chatsworth, Georgia Chicago, Illinois J UN IORS .4 Carter Stevens Bristol, Tennessee Judy Stuart PEANUT butter in the sack suppers again. Albany, Georgia 183 Janice Tippens Calhoun, Georgia Evelyn Toler Macon, Georgia Billy Townsend Dallas, Georgia Sam Turner Smithville, Tennessee Leon Tuten Pelham, Georgia Tuck Vaughn Washington, Georgia Melinda Vines Rome, Georgia Bob Wade Nashville, Tennessee T' 'Q 'lqj p 5.1 X., , 5,354 Yi fl C? Q 1 W, W J UN IORS Pauline Wilson Alamo, Georgia Io Wimberly Richland, Georgia Eileen Wages Lithonia, Georgia Sandra Ward l Charleston, West Virginia Bobby Wilcher Louisville, Georgia David Williams Lake Worth, Florida Ben Willingham Decatur, Georgia Frank Wilson Chatsworth, Georgia Lynda Witt Macon, Georgia Russell Wood Colquitt, Georgia Jennie Younger Baltimore, Maryland 185 186 PRESIDENT, Frank Miller VICE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY, Patricia Kilgore David McFarland LINDA ANNETTE ADDISON, Toccoa, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science. Berry Singers 2,3,4g Concert Choir 2,3,4, Excelsior Club 2,3,4g Georgian Literary Society 1,Z,3,4g Student Government Association, Secretary 35 Student N.E.A. 2,3, Vice President 43 Y.W.C.A. lg Georgia Teachers Scholarshipg Reader's Digest Scholarshipg Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col leges. JOHN STANLEY ALDRIDGE, Douglas, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Physical Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 4. JOSEPH WALTER ALLEN, Rome, Georgia. B.S.-Social Science-Education-Political Science. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4. MARILYN S. ALLEN, Mount Berry, Georgia. B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science. Concert Choir 3g Student N.E.A. 4. Ei li. ,,, La... C: ROY ELIAS ALTMAN, JR., Estill, South Carolina. B.A.-Chemistry- Mathematics. Cabin Log, Photogra- pher 4g Circle K Club 3, Board Mem- ber 4g Science Club 3g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Fire Department 2,3. IZ . LEON DEWIT1' ARNOLD, Trion Georgia. B.S.-Business Administra tion-Accounting. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 3,4g Physical Education Club 43 Commer- cial Club 2. MEN'S TREASURER, Jimmy Finney WOMEN'S TREASURER, Wanda Scott HELEN BAKER, Rome, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting. Commercial Club 23 Blue Dolphin Club 2,33 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4. BILL HARDY BANKS, Senoia, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting. Cabin Log, Business Manager 4g Circle K Club 3,45 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4g Student Government Association 23 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2g Charles Al- bert Browne Scholarship 4g Class President 3g Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. HERBERT J. BARKER, Marlow, Georgia. B.A.-Social Science-Religion. Georgian Literary Society 23 Religious Education Club 2,3, Vice President 43 Young Democrats 3,43 Y.M.C.A. 2. LINDA CAROLYN BARKS, Daphne, Alabama. B.S.-Mathematics-Education. Georgian Lit- erary Society l,2,3,4g Speech Activities 1,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 1, Chairman of Publicity 25 Meritorious Scholarship 4. 43 187 SHERRY MONROE BARTON, Rome, Georgia. B.S.-Physical Education-Education-Social Science Dana Scholars 2 3 4 Excelsior Club 3,4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Physical Education Club 1, Secretary 2,3,4g Student Government Association 3 4 Student N.E.A. 3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4g Class Secretary 29 Georgia Teachers Scholarship, Captain Cheerleaders 4 CLARICE F BASS, Branford, Florida. B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science. Drama Club 2,35 Literature 8a Language Club 1 Z Speech Activities 3 Student N.E.A. 2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1. MYRTLE BECKWORTH, Zolfo Springs Florida B S Institutional Management-General Science. Dana Scholars 3,45 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4g Religious Education Club 4 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4g Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. MARTHA ANN BLANCHETT, Abbe ville, South Carolina. B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science. Georgian Literary Society 1,2 3 4 Student NEA 3 4 YWCA 1 VINTAGE vehicle out of moth balls for the movie film. 188 JANE PATRICIA BOYCE, Pompano Beach, Florida. B.A. - English - Social Science. Cabin Log 43 Literature 81, Lan- guage Club 3, Program Chair- man 45 Student N.E.A. 3, Ex- ecutive Committee 4g Young Republicans, Secretary 3g Y.W.C.A. 3,4. ALICIA LEE BRADEN, Rome, Georgia. B.S.-Elemen- tary Education-Social Science. Concert Choir 2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2. PEGGY M. BRODNAX, Li- thonia, Georgia. B.S.-E1en1en- tary Education--Social Science. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 1,2,3, Program Chairman 4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3g Georgia State Teacher Scholarship 2,3,4. THERE'S one in every crowd. SHIRLEY T. BROWNING, Vidalia, Georgia. B.S. -Ele- mentary Education-Social Sci- ence. Physical Education Club 2,3g Speech Activities 2g Stu- dent N.E.A. 1,2,3,4g Syrreb Lit- erary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,23 Meritorious Scholarship. SENIORS JACK CAIN, JR., Fort Valley, Georgia. B.A.-Mathematics-Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Science Club 4g Student N.E.A. 49 Young Democrats 49 Y.M.C.A. 4. JAMES E. CAMPBELL, Covington, Virginia. B.S.-Industrial Education-Education. Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3, Program Chairman 45 Student N.E.A. 3,45 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4. MARY LOU CANTRELL, Rome, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Education-English. Phi Beta Lambda 2,39 Student N.E.A. 4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3. SHELBIA JEAN CARROLL, Rome, Georgia. B.A.-English-Speech and Drama-Education. Concert Choir lg Drama Club 1,4g Literature 8: Language Club 3,45 Modern Dance Club 15 Student N.E.A. lg Syrreb Society 2,3,4g Burlington Scholarship 1. V-'7 r'1r L 189 ,nr aft'-'v x RAYMOND DOUGLAS CARTER, Marietta, Georgia. B.S.-Social Science-Education. Clyde Ferguson Award, Georgia State Teachers Scholarship. S. JANELLE CATO, Doerun, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Education-Accounting. Cabin Log, Secretary 43 Georgian Literary Society, Program Chairman 1, Secretary 2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 2, Parliarnentarian 3,4g Physical Education Club 2g Student Government Association 4g Student N.E.A. 4g Y.W.C.A. lg Buckhead Business and Professional Women's Club Awardg Meritori- ous Scholarship. PHILLIP ROBERT CHANDLER, Commerce, Georgia. B.S.-Physical Education-Education-History. Georgian Literary Society 1,25 Physical Education Club l,2,3g Student Government Association lg Student N.E.A. 4. JACQUELYN ANNE CHATMON, Cullman, Alabama. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting-Social Science. Dana Scholars 45 Excelsior Club 3,43 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Modern Dance Club 1, Publicity Chairman 2, President 3,45 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. lg Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ONLY one more time around. KENNETH WINSTON CLOUD, Cleveland, Tennessee. B.S.-History-Social Science. CLINTON JACOB COLE, Copperhill, Tennessee. B.S.- Industrial Education - Educa- tion. Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3,45 Syrreb Literary Society N 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2. 190 an l l LESLIE EDWARD COLE- MAN, Red Oak, Georgia. B.S. -Industrial Arts-Education. Industrial Arts Club 15 Student N.E.A. 1. A ill MY own co y of Playboy! P iQ CHARLES FRANKLIN COL- LINS, Fort Valley, Georgia. B.S. - Business Administration -Accounting. Phi Beta Lambda 45 Student N.E.A. 3,45 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4. FREDA ELAINE COLQUI'I'I', Chattanooga, Tennessee. B.S.-Social Science-Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Modern Dance Club 15 Georgian Field Day Representative, Co-Captain Cheerleaders 2. ADELBERT A. COOK, Rockmart, Georgia. B.S.- Business Administration-Accounting. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Phi Beta Lambda 3,45 Young DernocratsV3,4. DONNA KAY COOK, Rome, Georgia. B.A.-English-Education-History. Berry Singers 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 1, Treasurer 23,45 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Literature 8a Language Club 1,2,35 Student Government Association 1,3545 Student N.E.A. 45 Y.W.C.A. 1,2, Cabinet 35 Class Treasurer 2. LAMAR COOK, Albany, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Education. Commercial Club 1,2,35 Student N.E.A. 45 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4, 'r i g ..., - fl! -z-'Q 'ng'-j -at 191 'li Veer- 't QQ 1 RAY COX, Colquitt, Georgia. B.S.-Chemistry-Biology-Mathematics. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3, President 4g Physical Educa- tion Club 2g Science 2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3, Vice President 4, Young Republicans 4. ILEAN DARNELL, Madison, Georgia. B.S.- Physical Education-Biology-Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3, Secretary 45 Physical Education 1, Secretary 2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 13 Miss Berry College Pageant 4. BARBARA ANN DAVIDSON, Eastman, Georgia. B.A.-English-Speech and Drama. Drama Club 1,2,4g Literature 8: Language Club 1,2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Modern Dance Club 1,2,3, Vice President 4g Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4g Miss Berry College Pageant 3, Finalist 4g Concert Choir 2,3,4. JAMES HERSCHEL DAVIS, Englewood, Tennessee. B.S.-Physics- Mathematics. Cabin Log, Photographer 45 Circle K Club 2,3, President 45 Dana Scholars, President 3,45 Excelsior 3,45 Syrreb Literary Sogietylll, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4g Class Treasurer 3g Eugene Gunby Award 15 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities an Co eges. BARBARA LATRELL DAW- SON, Pelham, Georgia. B.S.- History-Physical Education- Education. Dana Scholars 45 Drama Club 1,2,3,4g Kappa THINK ru hop over to Valhalla and bug somebody. gggazgfgg Syrreb Literary Society 1,2, Vice President 3,4g Young Democrats 3, Secretary 4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2, Program Chair- man 3,4g Georgia State Teach- ers Scholarship. RONALD EUGENE DAY- HOFF, Taneytown, Maryland. B.S. - Mathematics - Physics. Circle K Club 3,43 Dana Schol- ars, Treasurer 3,43 Drama Club 2g Excelsior Club 43 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4: Student Government Association 2, Class Oilicer 1,2,3g Captain of Soccer Team 2,3g Who's Who x Among Students in American E Universities and Colleges. 192 ALVIN DEXTER DEAN, Duluth Georgia BS-Chem istry Biology PAID political advertisement. ALPHA GRACE DEAS, Jas- per, Florida. B.S.-Institutional Management-General Science. Home Economics Club 43 Reli- gious Education Club 3,4g Syr- reb Literary Society 3,43 Y.W.C.A. 3,4g Meritorious Scholarship 4g Georgia Dietetic Association Scholarship 4. SENIORS JULINE J. DICKEY, McCaysville, Georgia. B.S.-Home Economics-Education. Home Economics Club 1,3,4g Literature 8a Language Club 3,43 Modern Dance Club 25 Student N.E.A. lg Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. DAVID WAYNE DONAL- SON, Colquitt, Georgia. B.S.-Biology-Education. Campus Carrier 4g Circle K Club 4, College Band 1,2g Georgian Literary Society 1,2, Vice President 3,45 Student N.E.A. 4g The Vagabonds 1,2,3,4. CHARLES E. DYE, Elberton, Georgia. B.S.-Industrial Arts-Educa- tion. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 4. EVELYN EVONNE DYER, Blairsville, Georgia. B.A.-Elementary Education-Social Science. Georgian Literary Society 3,4g Student N.E.A. 1,2,4. 193 X- 1--s my.: 1 . A ' 1 wif , .,,. -9' E7 l M k 5, . ' J is BRENDA MAE EVANS, Rome Georgia. B.S.-Home Economics-Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 2,3, Executive Council 45 Y.W.C.A. 3. J. EARL EVANS, Rentz, Georgia. B.S.-History-Social Science-Education. CARMEN WILLARD FERGUSON, Quincy, Florida. B.A.-Chemistry-Mathematics. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Science Club 1,2g Y.M.C.A. 1, President 2,3. JIMMY FRANKLIN FINNEY, Thomasville, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration--Accounting. Circle K Club 2,3, Treasurer 45 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 2, Vice President 3, President 4g Class Vice President 25 Class Treasurer . MARIAN LOADHOLTZ FITE, Sanderson, Florida. B.S. - Business Administration - Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3g Phi Beta Lambda 39 Physical Education Club 25 Student N.E.A. 4. RALPH HERBERT FORD, Anderson, South Carolina. B.A. -Mathematics-Physics. Cabin Log, Photographer 3g Circle K Club 2,3,4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Student Gov- ernment Association 35 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Class Oilicer 2,3g A11-GIAC Cross Country 1,3. 194 WALTER I. FORTENBERRY, Pennville, New Jersey. B.S.- Mathematics - Chemistry. Y.M.C.A., President 1. QUICK! Pass me the bubblegum. TOMMY WEYMON FORT- SON, Elberton, Georgia. B.A. - Chemistry - Mathematics. Circle K Club 2, Treasurer 3g Georgian Literary Society 1,2, 3,4g Science Club 25 Y.M.C.A. 1,2, President 3,4. DONALD EDWARD GADDIS, Demorest, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting-Physical Education. Blue Dolphin Club 2, President 3,4g Campus Carrier 4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2g Phi Beta Lambda 2,3g Physical Education Club, Vice President 4g Syrreb Literary Society 3,49 Y.M.C.A. 2. JERRY GATLIN, Cartersville, Georgia. B.S.-Physical Education-Business Administration. Geor- gian Literary Society 1,2.3,4g Varsity Club 1,2,3, President 45 Student N.E.A. 45 All-GIAC Basketball 25 All-GIAC Track 3. WILLIAM M. GAULDING, Atlanta, Georgia. B.S.-Industrial Education-Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Industrial Arts Club 3,43 Student N.E.A. 4g Y.M.C.A. 4. CAMILLA ANN HALE, Lake Wales, Florida. B.A.-History-Social Science-Education. Cabin Log, Editor-in-Chief 4: Drama Club l,2, President 3: Kappa Alpha Vice President 33 Speech Activities 2,33 Student N.E.A. 2,3,4g Virginia Jones Drama Awardg Louise McDane1l Browne Scholarshipg Anthony Perry Scholarshipg Miss Berry College Pageant 1,2,3g Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. .,t ., E1- 1 Q s 424' 195 12 -:sz ig E rs 1-'K uf 15 WW 1 'i?!' QL! -EW JAMES THOMAS HANDLEY, Decatur, Georgia. B.S.-Social Science-Business Administration. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 45 Young Democrats 4g Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3. DAVID FRANKLIN HARPER, Ellijay, Georgia. B.S.-Business Admin- istration-Accounting. Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4. HELEN M. HARRISON, Brunswick, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration -Accounting-Home Economics. Cabin Log 3g Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 25 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3, Sec- retary 45 Y.W.C.A. 1g Theresa Mumford Memorial Scholarship 1,2,3,4. ELLA MAE HEAD, Dalton, Georgia. B.S.-Mathematics- Education. Blue Dolphin Club 2, Vice President 3g Drama Club 1g Excelsior Club 4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club lg Modern Dance Club l,2, Vice President 3g Physical Education Club 23 Religious Education Club 13 Science Club 2, Program Chairman 3g Student N.E.A. 2,3,4g Georgia State Teachers Scholarship 2,3,4g Berry Scholarship 2g Student Assistant 3g Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. PATIENCE is a virtue CHARLES R. HELTON, Jack- sonville, Florida. B.S.-Busi- ness Administration-Account- ing. Phi Beta Lambda 2, Treas- urer 49 Syrreb Literary Society 1g Mabel Johnson Scholarship 3g Edna Teetor Scholarship 4. JAIVIES SAMUEL HENDER- SON, Covington, Georgia. B.A. -- English - Secondary Educa- tion-Speech and Drama. Con- cert Choir 49 Drama Club 1,2,3g Georgian Literary Soci- ety 1,2,3g Kappa Alpha 3,45 Literature 8a Language Club 1,2,3g Student N.E.A. 3, Pro- gram Chairman 4. 4 --sf' 196 CHARLES HUBERT HILL, Savannah, Georgia. B.S. - Ag- riculture--Industrial Education. Agricultural Club 1, Reporter 2, Parliamentarian 3, President 4g Industrial Arts Club 2,3g Syr- reb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.M.C.A. 1,2. BONNIE MAE HINDMAN, McRae, Georgia. B.S. - Home ,dia Economics-Education. Geor- gian Literary Society 3,4g Home ,f N Economics Club, Parliamentar- ian 1, Program Chairman 2, President 3, State Treasurer 4g Religious Education Club, Friendship Chairman 3, Secre- 'xx tary 4g Student Government As- sociation 4g Y.W.C.A. Chair- man 3,4g Miss Berry College Iiageant 45 Eula B. Gunby Prize 4r T ' SENIORS DALE GREGORY HITCHINS, Corning, New York. B.S. - Biology - Physical Education - Secondary Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4. LOIS HELEN HOFFMANN, Washington, Georgia. B.A. - English - Education. Literature 8a Language Club 1,2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3g Young Republicans 45 Y.W.C.A. 2,3. GLENDA FAY HUGGINS, LaFayette, Georgia. B.S. - Elementary Education - Social Studies. Berry Singers 2,3g Concert Choir 1,2,3,4g Dana Scholars 3,43 Excelsior Club 2, Vice President 3,43 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Modern Dance Club 1,2,3g Student Government Association 2g Student N.E.A. 2, 3,4g Y,W.C.A. 2,3,4g Mary V. Eagan Scholarship: Miss Berry College Pageant 35 Miss Rome 1964. ESCHOL LAMARR HUGHES, Lindale, Georgia. B.S. - Agriculture - Business Administration. Agricultural Club 1,2, Secretary 3,45 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4. 'C' 197 7 SANDRA HUGULEY, Lincolnton, Georgia. B.S. - Physical Education -- Education. Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Club l,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 4, Physical Education Club l,2,3,4g Varsity Cheerleader l,2,3g Y.W.C.A. 1,3,4. MARILYN ANN JEF- FRIES, Rome, Georgia. B.S. - Business Administration - Accounting. Home Economics Club lg Modern Dance Club 3g Phi Beta Lambda 3,4g Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3g Y.W.C.A. 3, Treasurer, Miss Berry College Pageant 3. DONALD RAY JENKINS, Lenoir City, Tennessee. B.S.-Physical Education-Social Science. Physical Education Club 3,4g Student N.E.A. 4g Syrreb Literary Society 3,4g All-GIAC Basketball 3. SMITH JOHNSON, Thomson, Georgia. B.S. - Industrial Arts - Education. Georgian Literary So- ciety 1,2,3,4. W N at V , 705. A Qrtrr' YOU'RE looking great, men-only three touchdowns behind HERBERT CHARLES JONES, Cartersville, Georgia. B.S. - Elementary Education-Social Science. Student N.E.A. 2,3,4. YN -Ve' LORETTA ANN JONES, Taft, Tennessee. B.A. - English - Spanish-Education. Literature 8: Language Club 1,2, Secretary- Treasurer 3,4g Student N.E.A., Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,43 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3. 198 2-.43 CHARLES AMOS KEMP Buena Vista, Georgia. B.S. - Agriculture - English. Agricul- tural Club 1, Parliamentarian 2, Reporter 3,43 Young Republi- cans 4g Y.M.C.A. 1. PATRICIA ANN KHJGORE, Norcross, Georgia. B.A.-Eng- 1'--p lish - Education - Spanish. Drama Club 2g Georgian Lit- erary Society 1,2,3,4g Literature :Sc Language Club 2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 2,3,4g Class Vice Presi- dent 49 Who's Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges. TWO minds . . . one thinking. CAROLYN RUTH KING, East Flat Rock, North Carolina. B.A. - English - Home Economics. Berry Singers 1,2,3,4g Concert Choir l,2,3,4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1,23 Literature :Bc Language Club 2,3g Religious Education Club 45 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. JOEL BRYANT KNIGHT, Broxton, Georgia. B.S. - Mathematics - Chemistry. Cabin Log 33 Circle K Club 2,3g Dana Scholars 3, Science Club 1,25 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,33 Ty Cobb Scho- larship 3. CHARLES E. LATTIMER, Largo, Florida. B.S. - Biology - Education. Agricultural Club 13 Student N.E.A., Financial Chairman 3, 4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4. 199 -0? 53 I ,f ff DOROTHY LEE LINDSEY, Phenix City, Alabama. B.A. - English - Education - Speech. Drama Club 2,35 Georgian Literary So- ciety 1,2,3,4g Literature 8a Language Club 3,4g Religious Education Club l,2,3,43 Student N.E.A. l,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4g Rudge Nichols Memorial Scholarship. RUSSELL LONG, Madison, Florida. B.S. -Business Administration - Accounting. Cabin Log, Copy Edi- tor 3g Campus Carrier 2,3g Circle K Club 33 Concert Choir 1,2,3, Literature 81 Language Club 1,25 Phi Beta Lambda 1,2, Program Chair- man 3g South Winds, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3, Speech Activities 1,2, President 3g Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4g Hammond Poetry Award 1,25 National Poetry Anthology 1,2. MARVALEE LORD, Commerce, Georgia. B.A. -- English - Education - History. Literature 8a Language Club 3,43 Student N.E.A. 4g Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4g Georgia State Teachers Scholar- ship. I. FAYE LOVINGGOOD, Marietta, Georgia. B.S.-Home Economics-Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Executive Council 43 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3. RICHARD H. McCULLOUGH, Summerville, Georgia. B.S. - Industrial Arts - Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2, 3,43 Industrial Arts Club 4g Young Democrats 4. SHARON YVONNE McDON- ALD, Pine Mountain, Georgia. . B.S. - Elementary Education - - Social Science. Georgian Lit- - - h 5 ld erary Society 1,2,3g Student HERE Comes Harns storming downt e e N E A 3 4. YW C A 1 2 . . . wonder what he wants. 200 JOHN DAVID McFARLAND, l Avon Park, Florida. B.S.-Busi- i ness Administration - Educa 1 tion-Psychology. Agricultural N Club, Reporter 2g Georgian Lit- i erary Society 1,23 Phi Beta Lambda 3,4Q Student N.E.A. 43 Syrreb Literary Society 3,43 , Y.M.C.A. lg Secretary of Class 43 Georgia Business Education Association 4. i , - t FRANCES CORNELIA McGA- HEE, Stapleton, Georgia. B.S.- Biology-Education - English. Georgian Literary Society 1,2, 3,43 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,43 Drama Club 33 Student N.E.A. 4. 'Ni 'PQ' 1 3 SENIORS CHERRYE ESTELLE McGEE, Thomaston, Georgia. B.A.-English-Education-Speech. Drama Club 2, Vice President 33 Kappa Alpha 3,43 Literature 8a Language Club 2,3,4Q Speech Activities 3, 43 Student N.E.A. 4. CLAUDE MARVIN McGINNIS, Rome, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting. Excelsior Club 3,43 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4. JERRY LYNN Mcl-IAN, Mineral Bluff, Georgia. B.A.-Chemistry-Mathematics. Blue Dolphin Club 2,33 Circle K Club 2,3, Vice President 43 Student Government 2,33 Syrreb Literary Society, Vice President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 33 Varsity Club 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 43 Class President 13 Meritorious Scholarship 4. HAROLD EUGENE McNEASE, Colquitt, Georgia. B.S.-History-Political Science. Physical Education ITL. T1 Club 1,25 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,43 Varsity Club l,2,3,43 Young Democrats, President 4. 'F . 'bb 201 CHARLES FRED MALONE, Huntsville, Alabama. B.S. - Industrial Education -- Education. Geor- gian Literary Society 1,2g Industrial Arts Club 1, Reporter 2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 1,2,4g A. C. Groover and Ruth L. Baird Awards. WARREN G. MARTIN, Dalton, Georgia. B.S. - History - Busi- ness Administration. Dana Scholars 3,4, Vice Presidentg Drama Club lg Georgian Literary Society 1, 2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 39 Student Government Association lg Varsity Club 3,45 Student Advisory Board 23 Ty Cobb Scholarship 4. R. L. MATTHEWS, Crossville, Alabama. B.S. - Industrial Arts - Education. Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3, Vice President 4. Eli: 'i Ee l 'Q S ' si -a l DONALD RAY MAXWELL, Cairo, Georgia. B.S. - History - Education - Social Science. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3, 4g Physical Education Club 1,2g Science Club lg Student N.E.A. 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Young Democrats 4. fbi? JUANITA MEEKS, Chattanoo- ga, Tennessee. B.S. - Biology - Home Economics - Educa- tion. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Speech Activities 3,4g Young Democrats 4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. 202 ANOTHER first at Berry i i - . it -l. H- .1 '-Y ' .nz m ' F Y M .f 'I I ,M .v FRANKLIN LOUIS MILLER, Armuchee, Georgia. B.S. - Business Agmlinistiationp-dAo counting. a in og, ro uc- I ,,, tion Manager 43 Circle K Club, 3,45 Georgian Literary Society 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3, Vice President 4g Student Govern- ment Association, Representa- tive 3g Judiciary Committee 4g Varsity Club, Secretary and Treasurer 3g Class President 4. QQ ' 15 MARK MIZE, JR., Camden, Delaware. B.S. - Chemistry- Mathematics-Physics. Science Club l,2g Syrreb Literary So- ciety 1,2,3,4g Young Republi- : cans 4. BACK in the old days when I was a little shaver . . . MARY NELL MOODY, College Park, Georgia. B.S. - Chemistry - Biology. Campus Carrier 3,43 Drama Club 1,2g Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3g Student Government Association, lst Vice President 4g Student Assistant 4. JAMES PAUL MORGAN, Decatur, Georgia. B.S. - History - Social Studies. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.M.C.A. 3,4. PATRICIA ANN NEUBERT, Akron, Ohio. B.S.-Social Science-Education. Student N.E.A. 4: Young Democrats 4. JOHN CLAY- TON NICHOLSON, Rome, Georgia. B.S. -- Industrial Arts - Business Administration. Industrial Arts Club 3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 4. x . ,pix N... T? 203 204 fm-VN 5 af:-:rv DOLORES NIX, Gainesville, Georgia. B.S. - Home Economics - Education - English. Home Economics Club 3,4, Chapter Chairmang Literature 8L Language Club 35 Religious Education Club 45 Student Government Association 45 Student N.E.A. 3,45 Syrreb Literary Society 35 Y.W.C.A. 3, Treasurer 4. SAMUEL D. PAGE, Aynor, South Carolina. B.A. - Social Science - Education. Blue Dolphin Club 1,25 College Band 15 Georgian Literary Society 3,45 Student N.E.A. 45 Syrreb Literary Society 1,25 Y.M.C.A. Treasurer 2. HILEE JANE PARKER, Blairsville, Georgia. B.S. - Physical Education - Secondary Education. Georgian Literary Society 3,45 Physi- cal Education Club 45 Student N.E.A. 4. OSCAR PATTON, JR., Ambrose, Georgia. B.A. - English - Social Science. Cabin Log, Editor-in-Chief 35 Campus Carrier, News Editor 25 Circle K Club, Vice President 2, President 35 Dana Scholars 45 Excelsior Club 2,3,45 Georgian Literary Society 2,3,45 South Winds, Assistant Editor 35 Student Government Association, Secretary 3, President 45 Student Ad- visory Board 25 Class President 25 Student Assistant 35 Lucius A. Caldwell Scholarship 45 Ty Cobb Scholarship 2,3,45 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. UHARRY! Weren't your pants sanforized? in DONALD CLARK PRATT, Dalton, Georgia. B.S. - Biolo- gy - Chemistry - Mathe- matics. Science Club 35 Student N.E.A., Financial Chairman 45 Syrreb Literary Society 45 Var- sity Club 2. JOSEPH LEDFORD RAGS- l DALE, Cleveland, Tennessee. B.A. - Chemistry - Mathe- l matics. Dana Scholars 3,45 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3, 45 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4. FREDDY WEBSTER RAN- SOM, Armuchee, Georgia. B.S. - Industrial Arts - Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3, 4' Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3 President 4g Student N.E.A. 43 JIMMY LAVON RAY, Plain- ville, Georgia. B.A. - Chemis- try - Mathematics. Syrreb Lit- erary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.M.C.A 1, Vice President 2,3,4. DALLAS THOMAS REYNOLDS, JR., Camilla, Georgia. B.S. - Business Administration Accounting Physical Education Campus Carrzer Sports Editor 4 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 3 4 Physical Education Club Pres1dent4 Young Republi cans 4 Meritorious Scholarship 4 Commercial Club l,2. HUGH DENNIS RICHARDS Whitesburg Georgia BS Industrial Arts Educatron Industrial Arts Club 1,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1 2 4 YM C A 1 Student N E A 4 E JACK RINER, Macon Georgia BS Industrial Education - Education. Circle K Club 3 4 College Band 2 Concert Choir 3 4 Georgian Literary Society 1 2 3 4 Industrial Arts Club 3 4 Student N.E.A. 45 Varsity Club 33 Class treasurer 1 DEARAL BRUCE RODGERS, Kershaw South Carolina BS Mathematics Industrial Arts. Religious Education Club l Student NEA I Syrreb Literary Society 123 4 again, ERNEST RALPH RODGERS, Thomson, Georgia. B.S. - Business Administration Accounting Georgian Literary Society 23 4 Syrreb Literary SOC1Cfy 1 Varsity Club 3,4. LAWRENCE FRANK RODGERS, Thomson Georgia B S Business Administration Accounting Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3g Ty Cobb Scholarship 2 3 HAZEL REBECCA ROLADER, Tucker Georgia BS Elementary Education - Social Science. Georgian Literary Society 12 Speech Activities 34 Student NEA 3 4 YWC A 1 2 Vice President 3 4 Meritorious Scholarship 4. BETTY JO ROZAR Chester Georgia B S Business Administration Education Cabm Log Secretary 4g Modern Dance Club 1,2, Secretary 3 Phi Beta Lambda 2 Secretary 3 4 Student NEA 3 4 Syrreb Literary Society 1 2 President 3, Field Day Representative 3: YW C A 1 2 Miss Berry College Pageant 3 4 Student Assistant 3 Co Captain Cheerleaders 3 Who s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges ROBERT LOUIS SAMPLES, Collinsville, Alabama. B.S. -- Biology - Agriculture - Edu- cation. Agricultural Club 1, Re- porter 2, Vice President 3,45 Religious Club 2,39 Science Club 2,3g Student N.E.A, 3,43 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.M. C.A. 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN SANDERS, Macon, Georgia. B.S. - Physical Edu- cation -- Biology - Education and Psychology. Georgian Lite- rary Society 1g Young Republi- cans 3,4g Baird Weaving Award 1,2,3. MARILYN SANDERS, Macon, Georgia. B.S. - Physical Edu- cation - Biology - Education and Psychology. Georgian Lit- erary Society 15 Young Republi- cans 3,4g Baird Weaving Award 2,3. FRANCES LAVERNE SAULS Moultrie, Georgia. B.S. - Ele- mentary Education - Social Science. Georgian Literary So- ciety 1,2g Student N.E.A. 1.2, Social Chairman 3, Executive Committee 4g Y.W.C.A. 1, Y Cabinet 2,3,4g Meritorious Scholarship 4. f- f A WANDA LEIGH SCOTT, Walhalla, South Carolina. B.S. - Business Administration - Secondary Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 2,3, Reporter 4g Student Government Association, Judiciary Committee 4g Student N.E.A. 2, Treasurer 3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2, Membership Chairman 3,41 Georgia Business Education Association 43 Miss Berry College Pageant 3g Senior Class Treas- urerg Reader's Digest Scholarship 4. LARRY RONALD SCULLEY, Thomasville, Georgia. B.S. - Business Administration - Ac- counting. Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4. SARA JANE SEWELL, Ball Ground, Georgia. B.A. - Social Science - Education. Student N.E.A. 4. GUY WILLIS SIMS. Gainesville, Georgia. B.S. - Elementary Education - Social Science. Circle K Club 23 Concert Choir 3,4g Student N.E.A. 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Student Assistant 3,45 Georgia State Teachers Scholarship 2,3,4g Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. . B 207 SELMA R. SLAPPY, Sylvester, Georgia. B.S.-Math-Education. College Band lg Concert Choir 3,4g Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4 Student N.E.A. 49 Y.W.C.A. 2. CLAUDE BENNETT SLAUGHTER, Cordele, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Account ing. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 3. CECIL R. SMITH, Gadsden, Alabama. B.S.-Business Administration- Accounting. Georgian Literary Society 4g Phi Beta Lambda 3. ELIZABETH ANNEITE SMITH, Villa Rica, Georgia. B.S.-Busi- ness Administration-Accounting--Social Science. Concert Choir 1,25 Phi Beta Lambda 2,43 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A lg Meritorious Scholarship 4. GEORGIANS are always friendly! JAMES STEVEN SMITH, Mount Berry, Georgia. B.S.- Business Administration - Ac- counting. Cabin Log, Assistant Editor 43 Dana Scholars 43 Ex- celsior Club 2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 2,3, Program Chair- man 4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Who's Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges. RAY H. SNIITH, Ararat, Vir- ginia. B.S.-Social Science- N Business Administration-Polib , ical Science. Georgian Literary 1 Society 1,2,3,4g Young DBUIO' ' crats 3,4. 208 JANE KATHERINE SMOOTE, Bath, Maine. B.A.-Eng1ish- Education. Literature 8a Lan- guage Club 1, Secretary-Treas- urer 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4g Y.W.C.A. 3, Meritori- ous Scholarship 4. LOTTIE SNOW, Anniston, Alabama. B.S.-Elementary Ed- ucation - Social Science-A r t . Georgian Literary Society 2,3,4g Modern Dance Club 2,3, Presi- dent 4g Student N.E.A. 3, Social Chairman 45 Student Govern- ment Association 1,2,3g Y.W. C.A., Y Cabinet 1,2,3,4g Miss Berry College Pageant 3, Miss Cabin Log Contest 2. SENIORS EVERETT THEODORE SOLOMONS, Lyons, Georgia. B.A.-Chemistry-Mathematics. Excelsior Club 2,3,4g Georgian Literary So- ciety 1,2,3,4g Science Club 3,4g Y.M.C.A. 13 Meritorious Scholarship 43 Class President 1. WILLIAM EBENEZER SOLOMONS, Lyons, Georgia. B.A.-Chemistry-Mathematics. Excelsior Club 3,45 Georgian Literary Society l,3,4g Science Club 3,4g Student Govern- ment Association lg Syrreb Literary Society 2, Y.M.C.A. 1,2g Meritorious Scholarship 4. SAMUEL EDWARD SORROW, Abbeville, South Carolina. B.A.-Applied Music-General Science. Berry Singers 2,3,4g Concert Choir l,2, Librarian 3,43 Keim Music Award 33 Meritorious Scholarship 45 National Association of Teachers of Singing Southeastern Regional Winner 3. LINDA LUCILE SPEARS, 3a.35o6dAFlo5ic31a.B.A.--Elementary Education-Social Science. Drama Club 1,29 Religious Education Club 1,25 Student N.E.A. 3,45 . . . . 1, , . QW? 1224? 5' 209 F i QB' f sv' Q' ,,, l MARY BETH STANLEY, Bessemer, Alabama. B.S.-Home Economics-Education-General Science. Berry Singers 2,3,4g Concert Choir 1,2,3,4g Dana Scholars, Secretary 3,4g Excelsior Club 2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 3,-4g Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3, Vice President 4g Student Assistant 33 Lila Laughlin Carlisle Scholarship 4g Miss Berry College Pageant 1g Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. LORA ISABEL STUBBS, Ochlochnee, Georgia. B.A.-Bi- ology-Chemistry. Dana Scholars 3,4g Drama Club 15 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3g Science Club, Vice President 33 Young Republi- cans 4. SIDNEY PAUL SUTTON, JR., St. Simons, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting. Phi Beta Lambda 2,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3g Young Republicans 4. JUDITH A. TANNER, Auburn, Georgia. B.A.-Biology- Chemistry. Berry Singers 4g Concert Choir 2,3,4g Drama Club 3,4g Literature 8a Language Club 1,2g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2g Y.W.C.A. lg Alice B. Warden Award. 210 rj lk 1: :f STANLEY LAWRENCE TATE, Rome, Georgia. B.A.- Chemistry-Mathematics. Cabin Log, Organizations Editor 3 3 Circle K Club 3g Georgian Lit- erary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.M.C.A. 2,3. SANDRA LOUISE TATUM, Cartersville, Georgia. B.S.-- Business Administration-Edw cation-English. Georgian Lit- erary Society 1,2,3,4g Literature 8: Language Club 4g Phi Beta Lambda 2,33 Student N.E.A. 3,4. A TEXAN bargain, eh, Dallas? 'lei . .. P , iii - S In 'fffl .1 rl b' , , , , er-1' CLARENCE OLNA TAYLOR, Manchester, Georgia. B.A.-Bi- ology -- Chemistry. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Physi- cal Education Club 4, Science Club 1,2,3,4g Speech Activities 2g Young Democrats 4. JACQUELYN TERRILL, Adairsville, Georgia. B.S.- Physical Education - M u s i c-- Education. Berry Singers 3,4g Blue Dolphin Club 1,2g College Band 3,45 Concert Choir 1,2,3, Treasurer 4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2, Secretary 3,43 Mod- ern Dance Club 1, Secretary 2g Physical Education Club 1,2,3, 4g Student N.E.A. 4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4g Student Assistant, 35 Miss Berry College Pageant 1, 3,4. BANKS, the pride and joy of capitalistic society. DWIGHT WESLEY THOMAS, Bowdon, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting. Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4. SARA F. TOWNSELL, Brunswick, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-English. Cabin Log, Secretary 3g Drama Club 15 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 2,3, Program Chairman 43 Y.W.C.A. lg Theresa Mumford Memorial Schol- arship. GEORGE THOMAS TUCKER, Winfield, Alabama. B.S.-Physics-Mathematics. Excelsior Club 3,43 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 4. JAMES I. TUCKER, Moultrie, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-English. Berry Singers 2,3,4g Concert Choir 1,2,3, President 4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4g Student Government Association, Representative 4g Mr. Future Business Teacher of Georgia 3. 'J- 'u-'tt RE P .vi I 'cz-'dv' .,g 211 EDMUNDO VARGAS, Panama, Republic of Panama. B.A.-Business Administration-Social Science. Campus Carrier 3,43 Syrreb Lit- erary Society 1,2,3,4g Soccer Coach 2,3,4g Association of International Students, President 4. MARILYN WALLER, Blakely, Geor- gia. B.S.-Home Economics-Education. Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1, Treasurer 2,3,4g Reader's Digest Scholarship 43 Miss Berry College Pageant 4, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. PAUL DAVID WALTON, Rome, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-Accounting-Art. Cabin Log, Photographer 4g Campus Carrier, Illustrator 2, Photographer 4, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 2,45 Physical Education Club 4. ALVIN WILLIS WAS- SUM, Marion, Virginia. B.S.-Physical Education-Biology-Education. Cabin Log, Sports Editor 43 Physical Education Club, Secretary- Treasurer 3,43 Student N.E.A. 3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 3,4. MARTHA JANE WEATHER- MAN, Racine, West Virginia. ,I Tl' 'Qc-, B.S.-Home Economics-Edu- cation. Dana Scholars 3,4g Georgian Literary Society 1,2, 3,4g Home Economics Club 1, Projects Chairman 2, Club Re- , porter 3, State Reporter of the College Section of G.H.E.A. 4, Senior Advisor to Berry Chap- ter 4g Miss Berry College Pag- eant 2. OI-I, no, senor. You can not do that. V BARBARA KAY WEST, Col- quitt, Georgia. B.S.-Business Administration-E du c a t 1 o n- Speech. Cabin Log, Feature Edi- tor 45 Drama Club 1,35 Geor- gian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 4, Speech Ac- tivities 3g Student N.E.A. 4. J V YLJ. wwf . ,- I i V 5, y. 'r 4 DANIEL LEON WHITE, Au burndale, Florida, B.A.-Eng- lish-Education. Drama Club 1 Vice President 2,3,4g Kappa Al pha 3,45 Literature 8a Language Club 3, Vice President 43 Stu- dent N.E.A. 3,4g Syrreb Liter- ary Society 1,2,3,4. 52'- CAROLYN WILLIAMS, Villa Rica, Georgia. B.S.-Physical Education-Social Science-Ed- ucation. Physical Education Club 1,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 4g Syrreb Literary Society 1, Sec- retary 2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4, SENIORS DOUGLAS WILLIAMSON, Blue Ridge, Georgia. B.S.-Social Science-Education. Agricultural Club lg Student N.E.A. Syrreb Liter- ary Society 1,2,3,4g Young Democrats 4. DONALD R. WOFFORD, Jacksonville, Florida. B.S.-Business Administration-Ao counting. College Band 15 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3,4g Student Government Association 3,49 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,43 Young Re- publicans 3,4g Student Assistant 4. ANITA LOUISE WRAY, Pasadena, Texas. B.S.-Chemistry-Medical Technology-Biology. 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