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

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1966 volume:

Cabin og Nineteen Sixzyf Six Lynda Witt Editor in Chief Frank Davis Associate Editor Martha Shears Business Manager Max A. Schaible Advisor Beryl College Mount Beryl, Georgia Trees are cut, thereby changing the exterior of a community. F elled customs and traditions change the mood and general feeling of a community. Such a communityemay be and is Berry College. The Rqllectzons o cz Changing Face Berry is no longer a small school,' she has grown too much to be in that category. Be- cause of this stretching process the school has put aside old customs and adopted new. These old customs and new customs make up the emotionalface ofthe school. As a face is tempered by what is felt behind it, so it is with a college, she presents a mask to reflect what she is like and feels underneath. The most obvious ofcourse is the outward physical changes, Hermann Hall, an imposing brick struc- ture set at end of a new sweeping drive. Here the campus pulse may be felt, the in and out of stu- dents, at registration, orientation classes, confer- ences, pay checks and bills and work. The new roads, parking lots and driving regulations changed the trafic situation and shortened the distance between campuses. The discovery of the Art treasures, the plans for the new class rooms and men 's dormitory, these are some of the present changes and changes in progress. Much as we admire the physical symbols o f growth on our beloved college grounds, a cultural revolution must also grow, with a student body that will initiate it. , , IPHASIS w1.r.4f.,,,N nw 0 KH W Thy5eH Be it private college or state university, the one- way road for an institution is toward progress. Every Fall sees a change over in classes,' an old group has gone out and a new one replaces it with ever-increasing numbers. The growing music department was moved into the former administration building, thereby in- creasing classroom space. The drama department gained a new instructor who made a smashing success of the Fall Produc- tion before a crowd of students and Rome citizens. A few of the upperclassmen can remember a cer- tain retired English professor who gave a special name to our beautdul red maple trees. The Halle- lujah trees were being forgotten as such, but an issue of the .Campus Carrier brought them back to mind this Fall. Why is a college? For the education of the stu- dents, for the mental, physical, and spiritual growth of these students, that is the reason for a college. Berry College was originally founded in this spirit and because of the many revisions the spirit re- mains the same. A group of signs hung in Blackstone dining hall 'show some of the old and some of the new. The traditional is Religious Emphasis Week, and the current vogue the hootenanny. The private college ofers close association be- tween professor and student. Dr. O'Neal is a familiar face in Valhalla as are many other teach- ers, always ready to share their leisure as well as classroom time. I Old customs of Mountain Day . . . uni- forms and the football game . . . remained intact. As a safety device the football players wore flags attached to their belts, adding color and new excitement to the game. .1 4. .L The day by day activities of most of the students includes classes, perhaps library work, and in the evening at Thomas Berry Hall some avid television watchers. Some of the old, some of the new, the beat generation . . . they should go hand in hand for the benefit of the college and for the best for all. Education is the light to man's mind and Berry has an important part in spreading that light. May she continue to shine with ever- increasing brilliance. Kaleidoscope Faculty ..... Organizations Sports .... Classes . . . Miscellany .. Table 0 Contents 1 The haze of summer settled in june and a small group of regular students remained to work and for the classes that were ojered. The summer school was a big sign of the change, with increased class schedules and many day students coming from the surrounding counties. Vahalla remained busy during the lunch hours, filled with day students dis- cussing home, classes and who had the worst professor . . . - aj, . . . For the resident student there was time and room for the individual to as- sert himself As entertainment there were movies in the evening and Our Town was presented by an enthusiastic group of students. The library stayed in busi- ness with a handful of students who were in and out for study or sometimes, pleasure reading. As summer school grows year after year the importance of the library increases. The Changzng Summer Season I The heat got almost unbearable at times as july faded into August and August into September. Then around the last of the month students, old and new, began re- turning for registration. The crowd seemed as though it would never quit coming, fill- ing dormitory space to overflowing. Every- one was jitted in some how and the new academic year was begun. W .495 A Rdlection cy' a Tradition Mountain Day-a day on the mountain, a picnic, a football game, a homecoming in the real sense, -coming home to a place and a time still loved and well remembered-a time to see new families and old ones too. A new experience for the freshmen-a real, old fashioned, sunny day picnic, an all day release from study, work and cares in general-Long live This Chosen Day. The chapel was ovevflowing . . . pink and blue remained pink and blue . . . and all seemed well with the world. -Yf -f Lt I I Georgians had their revenge and. . . a precedent was set in Ford din- ing hall. t 5 Nw -Yi ' Q1 . H! , rf- ' 1 EI First Laajz fy Ber1y The Face Behind the President Mrs. Bertrand, the gracious jirst lady of Berry is ready to hold out a welcoming hand to visitors and students alike. H ,, ,, Let every creature be shaped by the compassion and love that she is. Mrs. Bertrand greets visitors on special occasions and honored visits. S RTF? Each to His Own World . Faces zyf the Ina'ivz'a'ual On every college or university campus everyone belongs . . . somewhere, to something, or perhaps to somebody. This sense of belonging forms loose knit groups and cliques that shift and change with passing weeks and quarters. The faces presented here are symbolic of these circles and represent only types of people that populate a college campus. 5 , - .l , 'S-1-.en 5' 1:4 - rl-L 1 3-. r, . .ff w ,T M 42.1.- a 'V-6 ..i The Scholar Crafty men condemn stua'ies,' simple men admire them,' and wise men use them. Francis Bacon 22 The purpose of coming to college is to gain an with texts, research papers, and essays. educatifm and the method in it if to study In spirit all students belong to this unbound some students take this method seriously fellowship ofthe books. haunt the library, profs' ojices, and stay up late 23 The Athlete At the game's end we shall see who gains. George Herbert N i 3 1 ,pQ4QEf'f !'Q e I if They go in groups . . . everywhere . . . move as a family . . . they are a team . . . teams . . . whether they wear the unqorm or just play on the lawns in the late afternoon sun. 1 w Courtship consists in a number of quiet attentions, not so pointed as to alarm, nor so vague as not to be understood. Sterne t X J N W W Wtxx ' w Courtship consists of a meeting com- Maybe to engagement and marriage. How mon interests .. . lots of laughs . .. a few tears ever short or long, great or small, courtship is a mutual friends in time maybe it fades very prominentpart of campus We. for other interests . . . or it leads to going steady 27 The Artists When my cue comes, call me, and I will answer. Shakespeare Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places ofthe soul. Plato y H The Wheels A number of quiet duties performed sometimes without reward al- ways ready to volunteer to take the small and menial as well as the heavy responsibilities this is what makes a real wheel the foundation of the student body. I .H x , The Swingers The guft of gaiety may itseb' be the greatest good fortune, and the most serious step towards matu- Seldom alone, a real swinger is found in the midst my of a laughing bullsession, enjoying a pause at the Hrnusket roomv, or doing the frug at the latest Irwin Edman party. 30 'Q .Q i W Lewzs DeLe?uw N Danny Bius w L Wanda Bennett Werdna Hill 32 A Portfolio of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges The idea of creating one national basis of recognition for college students was evolved through Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The students recognized by this organization each year are nominated from approximately 750 colleges and universities. Campus nominating committees are instructed to consider in making selections the following criteria: the student's schol- Tuck Vaughn Tommy Sheats Charles Hunt Patricia Floyd Sandra Dickerson 34 31 Emory F ullington Evelyn Toler Elizabeth Payne Betty Smith Jeanine Pickren Carolyn Hardwick Bonnie Hindman No picture available Philip Lane yr: N lip: john Provine 36 if , Y K QQ , Q NNN wi 0-5. Work like a man, but don 't be worked to death. O. W. Holmes To the average student at Berry College, going to work is as much a part of the daily routine as attending classes. Work assignments, an original part of the school plan, continue to play an important part in the very varied campus We. - - '-? ' - rmim.. :V 1 V52-5g2,,'.. it 'L ', -.ji . , E -,F lv, ', . ' 4. ' . .' 5. 3, 'IJ 'I, ,.'-' vt isis l r N Y 1 . , .111 . .. DR. JAMES D. GLASSE, of the Vanderbilt University School in Nashville, will be the guest speaker at Religious Emphasis Week services at Berry College Sunday through Thursday QOctober 10-141. Dr. Glasse is professor of prac- tical theology and director of Held work at Vanderbilt. Religious Emphasis Week is observed annually on the Berry campuses, as a part of Berry's threefold program of class- room learning, work experience and religion for living. BERRY COLLEGE NEWS SERVICE Prom inenl Vzlsitors ROBERT B. LUCE, energetic publisher of The New Re- public, comes to Mount Berry, Georgia on Wednesday, March 30, 1966 to address the Berry College student body. Mr. Luce is responsible for administering one of Americals most influential journals of independent opinion. Since 1914, according to one of its six founding editors, Walter Lipp- mann, The New Republic has been a magazine of un- opinionated opinion whose touchstone is the civilized tra- dition itself . BERRY COLLEGE NEWS SERVICE- TOM EWELL, Broadway and screen star comes to the campus in February as the second speaker in the Berry College Esso Distinguished Lecturer Series. Ewell will appear on February 22 in the lecture series in- augurated October 22 by Theodore C. Sorensen, special counsel and biographer of the late john F. Kennedy. The series is financed by the Esso Education Foundation of New York. CAMPUS CARRIER e-fav .Y 'A 2' .... ,A--.s THEODORE C. SORENSEN, special counsel to the late President John F. Kennedy, will address Berry College stu- dents and faculty at 5:15 p.m. Friday, October 22, in the Berry College Chapel. Sorensen's appearance on the Berry College campus in- augurates Berry's Esso Distinguished Lecturer Series. Sorensen's Berry lecture will deal essentially with the impact on history of Kennedy's years in the White House and his influence on future elections, administrations and policy makers. BERRY COLLEGE NEWS SERVICE The Expanding Campus The task of building a college takes dreams, con- crete ideas, funds, painstaking plans and time, time, time. Each new structure is a milestone of progress and part of the promise of the future. After the initial impression of beauty and vastness we tend to forget our campus until a visitor, a painting or a photograph recalls it. The Memorial Building A vague memory of the old lingers as the new is built in and around the traditional. This collec- tion of visual memories grows with the passing years and classesg with continued dedication this growth will mold Berry into one of the outstand- ing colleges of the Southeast. Dana Hall eff Rejlections QfBeauQ1 4-Q, f f I ., . .nga X I L 1 , H55 , . 451111: ZVGYF' . ..,',., K -, , ,d VMI ' ' V , 'T u 2 'kfjifg 1. 0 . 3 .M ,I ll w-'w- v 1 23 ,.1,,.- ,, L U, . -QL f , , 3...,- -. .nf,..Q5w N -5.,k Qf, ...ba Q ,'f1.L-.4-41.- ,, P ' - ' 4 U 'iii Q - -girn v 5 Cx. Q fix-T . 1-'vi 'fr - i ,. 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K, p-1 ' 'J- IFA F A A R. r , A A v.. t Susan Gresham Physical Education Club r' R Carole Kgs to ' Student National Education Association 49 Gloria Sledge Berry Concert Choir f 5 i Penny Sutton Industrial Arts Club XV' 'vp' Ellen Thomas Phi Beta Lambda Raylene Tindell Wilma Caines Young Democrats. janet Davidson Georgians 'Q Joyce Harris Men's R.E. Club 52 Kay Salmon So Fair, Student Government She takes the breath of men away Who gaze upon her unaware. Elizabeth Barrett Browning Joan Wilder Circle K p Kiki Agn- ,sm iq J Eileen Wages YWCA-YMCA Teruko Nakamoto Agricultural Club i s Miss Plzotogenic Beauzfy Carole Ifgfs Photographer? Choice g. Mz'ss Viking 1966 Pat Cromer Dana Hall 54 Miss Cabin Log 1966 juajz Stuart Photogenic Personalilfy X ofwff ,1 4 4 5 I 5 35 The Face of the Academ ic One of the best methods of rendering study agree- able is to live with able men, and to suffer all those pangs of inferiority which the want of knowl- edge always inflicts. Sydney Smith I-Q 58 Dr. John R. Bertrand President, Berry College I SL ,QE -. 'H Robert L. Lattimore, Executive' Assist- f-..' I, A ant to the President Q- -s 'f mmm. Thomas W. Gandy, Vice President Max A. Schaible, Editor 0 News and Publications p. ,A ,-. -. .4 John R. Lipscomb, Director of .. Development John R. Timmerman, Academic Dean E. Blythe Hatcher, Dean of Students Thomas C. Glover, Dean of Men Betty Barbour, Dean of Women !' i if - F ' f i 11 Q 5 . G. D. Wilson, Registrar Frank Campbell, Director of Admissions it iirr new .11 il S. H. Cook, Dean Emeritus and Advisor Leland G. Green, President Emeritus Inez Henry, Assistant to the Vice President 62 - Ll X V gs, I ' v Mary Reynolds, Assistant to the Dean of Women Charles C. Conti, Associate Director of Religious Lyfe Malcolm E. Thomas, Director of Student Center and Associ- ated Student Activities Dale A. Henson, Director of Food Services Art I f wr , L 1 5 E3 V i ' Ali Leland Staven, Assistant Professor and Head of Arts and Applied Arts Dept. I 1 1 1 N 1 Louise Causey, Instructor of Music Dept. Mary Loulse Haack, Assistant Professor of Music Deptg Church Organist R P Homer M. Savige, Professor ana' Head of Music Dept. M usic Ross A. Magoulas, Assistant Professor of Music Deptg Director of Concert Choir r f Robert O'Nea1, Professor and Head of English and Speech Dept. I t p 4, 41 na. U H , ' , 3, Ay .-.. be , , , 9' If . v-ill. P MN.: A ' ? fr., f tu D. Dean Cantrell, Instructor of English Dept Lia Burch, Instructor of Eng- lish and Speech ana' Foreign Languages Depts. English and Speech William D. McAdams, Instructor of English Dept. Amelia jo Wier, Assistant Professor 0 English Dept. Josephine King, Instructor of English and Speech Dept. Evelyn Pendley, Assistant Professor of English and Speech Dept. Cynthia Sulfridge, Instructor of English and Speech Dept. English and Speech William Crowell, Instructor of Speech Dept Nicolas Naidenko, Visiting Professor of Foreign La ngu ages Foreign Languages Pedro Morales, Assistant Profes- sor of Foreign Languages i , U, I F IS , 5 lm Gordon N. Carper, Associate Professor and Head of Social Science Dept. Social Science G. D. Wilson, Associate Professor of So cial Science Dept. ,,-.7-W T -V 5 , - mn . . -s' '- V 1- :H V -L - ., gsmfs, ii . ,V ,j 'Q-.-M..-, Herman A. Higgins, Assistant Professor of Social Science Dept. Clyde Ferguson, Professor of Social Science Dept. 1 May Parish, Assistant Professor of Social Science William R. Hoyt, Professor and Head of Religion Dept. Religion ohn A. Hare, Instructor ofReligion Dept. 72 Landis Gunn, Instructor ofReligi0n Dept J Joel A. Stowers, Head Librariang Associate Pro- feffof Libragf Science Ondina Gonzalez, Assistant Librar- ian,' Instructor Mary Richards, Assistant Librariang Assistant Professor ' A ,, 73 Clifford V. Burgess, Professor and Head of Edu- cation and Psychology Dept. Education and Psychology John M. Branan, Assistant Profes- sor of Education and Psychology Dept. 'M L 1' h .1 7- x ' l ' lj-E :- i 4 2 g-4 PT? .kv 1 gf fs x lf, gm ' ' 5 L UL.. pi ggy ij? r 531 YET? Q ihfzl Q 1 3 7 -. ' 3555? 5 H. B. Allman, Visiting Professor of Education ana' Psychology Dept. 'S-is:-qmr- Floyd D. Dotson, Professor of Education and Psychology Dept. 1 V or Goldie Douglas, Associate Professor of Education and Psychology Dept. james A. Luton, Professor and Head of Industrial Education Dept. Industrial Arts and Educaion Richard O. Flournoy, Instructor of Industrial Edu cations Dept. 1 1, M Theodore R. Moyer, Professor and Head of Agriculture Dept. Agriculture S W. S. Black, Assistant Professor of Forestry joe W. Stone, Associate Professor of Agriculture Dep t. Ernmie Murray, Associate Professor of Home Eco- nomics Dept. Catherine McDonald, Assistant Professor of Home Economics Dept. 78 Home Economics Q, Q1 Carolyn Snow, Associate Professor and Head ofHome Economics Dept. Home Economics Joyce Fleming, Instructor of Home Economics Dept. Ollie Scoggins, Assistant Professor ofl-Iome Economics Dept. -..hh Ralph E. Farmer, Associate Professor and Head of Business Administration Dept. Milton A. Chamber, Assistant Professor of Busi- ness Administration Dept. 80 'I'- H Jerry W. Shelton, Instructor of Physical Education Dept. a-gg, Garland M. Dickey, Profes- sor and Head of Physical Ed- ucation Dept. Onida Dickey, Assistant Pro- fessor of Business Administra- tion Dept. Physical Education Larry Taylor, Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dept. JoAnne Rowe, Instructor of Physi- cal Education Dept. Bl Biology F451 ' Kenneth F. Hancock, Associate Professor and Head of Biology Dept. Vivian Brown, Instructor of Biol- ogy Dep t. Roy S. Kiser, Associate Professor of Biology Dept. Jervis M. Fulmer, Visiting Professor of U J .r .Y Vernon L. Peakes, Associate Professor of Chernis- , try Dept, Clzemzstgf ' , age xH I' II, ' Wiwwf . H is ' : ..w 1 1,-H, Chemistry Dept. Willis W. Pirkle, Associate Professor and Head of Chemistry Dept. as I I l I I l I I I I .Ie IS I I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I I 'l Physics --...,, H3 Q - .. I-fi Lawrence E. McAllister, Professor and Head of Physics Dept. Malcolm W. McDonald, Instructor of Physics Dept I L .1 qu If ll I 'Y-Min! . l s . in 1 ' si 1 Q fig 1 -45- Gladys Timmerman, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Depts. Alta Sproull, Associate Professor ana' Head of Mathematics Mathematics Dep t. Hoyal B. West, Assistant Professor of Mathemat- ics Depts. William H. Bare, Instructor of Mathematics Dept. 53 15,51 MK-f 2 -L Men's Director of Women's Housing? ffuw fm ' 4 ' Luiz, WL MjA X 3 - if ufffnv I ww 7 milf . XI aiu' I I uofiifgy Q. 1- r r- I vi 4. :':.'31 , '. ' af' 9 Q., Q-Cys tn .. . 'T .1 - , Uh v A w QP' if Reflections 0 A ctivities Consider well what your strength is equal, and what exceeds your ability. Horace WSL., 'S X X 'hn- Student Government Association 1 Y F-..1:.E-mg,,.-sau. Q W2 7, ' WL x 21 L ,1 11 1 :11 1- 1,1 ut-125 ! I 4 VT W egg' L H Cec1lKe1th Vlce Presldent J 5 'll lf 1 1 147 W '111 E' ,Q f-' T 1 ,A 1 1- 11. L1 ii ii!! IVE X 1 YQ JJ Q1 ,V1m.5 ' 1 ii-.7 ' Ei 13-A1 1 9315 gil? 5324. 1 P111 A V Fil '15 1 J'-:PQ 4 'f 1 d 1 A1521 11 M PM 1 1 1- :113 M 1 1' W 1535 L1 f 11? 1 .111.11'w1 -1 1 E .1 1 F1 1 1 F An 1' y -331,1 19' ' 1 Jed Dunbar Leon Tuten Eddie Gardner Martha Andrews Mary Ann Bonds Carol Wilson Bill Holden Fred Threlkeld Cecil Keith Nancy jane Cagle John Provine Elizabeth Payne Carroll Carter Student Government Council The Student Responsibility-The Student Council A student is a responsible individual. He is not only seeking to become a citizen, an effective member of modern society, a participant in public and organizational activities, but he already is, or should be all of these things. Student Govern- ment is a concept which offers students a chance to prove that they are responsible individuals. As a member of the Student Government Association for the academic year 1965-1966, the Berry College Student found a means of expression through the Student Coun- cil. In this year of development the Student Council began to discover some of its potentials. It began to express more and more of an influence upon campus life. The weekly meeting of the Student Council was recognized as an avenue for responsible student expression. The Student Council offered the students the opportunity to express themselves as responsible individuals and they began to make use of it. Thus it was all in all a most successful year. j.P. Judiciagf Committee As an arm of the Student Council, the judiciary Committee of 1965 1966 provided Berry College Students an opportunity to voice responsible self criticism. Patsy Floyd Helen Jessup Raiford Cantrell Phil Lane Phil Pollock Cecil Keith Giles Chapman Jane Dawkins Betty Smith Elizabeth Payne X4 The Judiciary Committee was not the whole of Student Gov- ernment but only one part of it. A part which expressed the need of a student to accept responsibility even though it may impose upon him certain duties-duties which include both cooperation and limitation. Clubs iii i The purpose of the Berry College Ag Club is for gaining ma- knowledge and creating more interest in agriculture, and veloping leadership for rural life. Membership in the club cons of agriculture majors and minors. Green and gold are the offi colors of the organization. THE BERRY COLLEGE AGRICULTURAL CLUB Although the membership is small, the Ag Club sponsors nd participates in many activities. One annual activity engages tudents in the Htting, grooming, and showing of cattle from the erry herd. The event displays the quality of the animals which .nterest the cattlemen who purchase some of their breeding from the Berry Schools. Since many awards are given, competitive spirit is developed among the participants. Also the year, members attend the Little International Live- Showl' in Athens, Georgia. club sponsors an annual beef barbecue in the fall and a barbecue in the spring. From these events much of the for the year is obtained. For several years the group contributed to the William Burkhalter award. A 4-H and F .A. Day for student teams from surrounding counties offers 1 in the skills of judging cattle, sheep, and swine. his gathering helps to increase the knowledge of production tandards in this Held of agriculture. he yearly activities are climaxed with a banquet for the embers, sponsors,and guests. At this supper, members who ave worked thirty hours on projects and activities receive n Ag Club Letter g and outstanding graduating seniors are ecognized for their service and accomplishment by the presen- ation of Honor Keys. Don Presley jerry Cone Rufus Cantrell Wilmer McAllister Larry Cone james Minyard Raiford Cantrell Harry Pugliese Glenn Phillips Beverly Arnold Debbie Weinischke Tommy Bowers Pedro Zuazo Harry Cook Larry Dyer Harry Emmerich Sponsors joe Stone Dr. Moyer Q .....LZ-L- Industrial Arts Club Ed Vosburgh Dwight Harris james Buchanan Sandy Cheves Hugh Durden David Forrester Tim Hamilton Ronnie Hibbs jack James Ken Kirk Sam Machida Phillip Morris Marvin Mayo Victor Mullenix Tim Reedespal jim Sailers Norman Smith Robert Stanley james Register Tom Nowling Carey Fite Sam Turner OFFICERS Ed Vosburgh Carey Fitc Dwight Harris Sam Turner Runnette Sapp Nancy Simmons Margaret Childs Carolyn Ball Marlene Gregory Pat Warner Barbara Shiver Claudette West Sonya Terry John Holbrook John Knowles Lemuel Robitzsch Wayne Erminger Max Woodruff Sigma Tau Delta English Fraternity The purpose of this order shall be to promote the mastery of written expression, to encourage worthwhile reading, and to foster a spirit of fellowship among men and women specializ- ing in English. -6' 1.11 Plzz' Beta Lambda The Phi Beta Lambda is composed of men and women majoring or minoring in business administration who are interested in improving scholarship and developing qualities that will enable them to participate effectively and success- fully in business, professional and community life as good citizens and able leaders. jean Benoy, VICE-PRESIDENT Emory Fullington, PRESIDENT Peggie Hicks, SECRETARY Stanleyjones, TREASURER Avalene Anderson Nancyjane Cagle Kenneth Chastain Bob Clark Neill Davis Verner Free Roger Freeman Sandra Guyton Carolyn Hardwick Mike Holland Charles Hunt Wayne Hunt .Iohnjohnson Kenneth Kirk james Leach Billy Long Sandra Lowry Velma Mitchell jim Newman Mac Pritchett Tommy Nichols Marlin Rhoades Allan Richardson Lemuel Robitzsch Kay Salmon Doug Scott Sara Scott Helen Smith Carol Turton, PARLIAMENTARIAN Brenda Williams, REPORTER l Dr. Dickey Phil Lane Tuck Vaughn john Provine Steve Barnette John Holbrook john Mole Norris-johnson Leon Tuten jackson Ellington Phil Malone Peggy Dalton CHAIRMAN Pat jackson 1st V. CHAIRMAN Shirene Mulford 2nd V. CHAIRMAN Jennie Younger SECRETARY Lynette Moore TREASURER jean Nix REPORTER Virginia Bragg and Grace Stewart PARLIAMENTARIAN HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER lr 6 QR L X 411 EX CELSI OR CL UB International Students Club Oktay Akbay Verzh Baigoomian Gladys Bello Herand Der Sarkissian Shigenobu Machida Elaine Mulkey Kenji Nakamoto Teruko Nakamoto Nick Papoutsis Olympia Papoutsis Gonzalo Pena Luis Reyes Peter M. Sellier Pedro Zuazo Turkey Iran Cuba Iran japan Florida japan Japan Greece Greece Colombia Cuba Venezuela Cuba Berry's cosmopolitan International Students Club focuses its activities around the interests of some of the fourteen foreign students attending the College. The purpose of the Club is to offer an opportunity for students from abroad to become ac- quainted with college life at Berry and to provide a common ground on which students from every part of the world can broaden their knowledge of other cultures. Circle If The Circle K Motto is, We Build x-IAF? M ' INTEGRITY Steve Barnette Butch Carter Giles Chapman Bob Clark Frank Davis jackson Ellington Carl Franklin Emory Fullington Eddie Gardner Bill Holbrook Charles Hunt Wayne Hunt Norrisjohnson Ken Kirk Phil Lane George McKnight Ralph McRae Francis Palmer Allen Richardson Leo Sulton Malvin Vaughn Tuck Vaughn Bob Wade Sponsors Dr. McAllister E. Blythe Hatcher . , . building for justice, liberty, democracy, and a better world in which to live. The Circle K Club is not merely an organization but a driving force, a develop- ing leadership for tomorrow while it creates a better college or university today. aseicmmra Milo The Berry College Dana Scholars promote the ideals of academic achievement leadership, and citizenship by recognizing and encouraging student accomplish ments, and by establishing more effective channels of communication between faculty and students. MEMBERS: Fred J. Anderson Martha Andrews June Bass Mabel Bass Stephen Barnette Jean Benoy Daniel Bius Charles Betts Andrea Boyd Peggy Brown Pat Cannon Carroll Carter Jerry Carter Bill Cromer Ken Chastain Frank Davis Louis Deleeuw Winifred Smith Judy Stuart Sonya Terry Joseph Tolbert Carol Turton Evelyn Toler Leon Tuten 1'l ' Jackson Ellington Betty Anne Elrod Priscilla Field Pat Floyd Marlene Gregory Irene Gunter James Hairston Joe Haluski John Holbrook Charles Hunt Wayne Hunt Wayne Hawkins Norris Johnson Phil Lane Sandy Koedyker Bob LeRosen Joyce Lemons Malvin Vaughn Tuck Vaughn Bob Wade Norman Wade Dot Vandiver Carol Wilson David Webb Marjorie Childs Phil Malone Robert Mull Henry Madden Wesley Mullins Shirene Mulford Tommy Nichols Nancy Ozment Elizabeth Payne Jeanine Pickren Jody Puckett John Provine Donald Robinson Martie Sheats Tommy Sheats Betty Smith Barbara Shiver Annette Smith Betty Selman Claudette West L. Michael Wise Cherry Pike Wylene Vickers Lemuel Robitzsch Werdna Hill Marie Dempsey t ul H V Y il U wif fafwvef .. ' ,J 1 -ifigz-2 ,L ,Q-...N .1 W , ,gg,,.., - ,N f uri, ROW 7, l. to R.: Howard Bartlett, Shigenobu Machida, Fred Threl- George Dover. ROW 2: Pete Hellstrom, Bob Hayes, Dan Kelley, keld, Oktay Akbay, Larry Stevens, johnny Dixon, jim Maynor, Travis Ragsdale, Pee Wee Harris, Big Red Crawford, Bob Roger jones, Val Hallman, Walter Copeland, Nick Papoutsis, LeRosen,BennyDonahue,Wayne Lewis. Dan Kelley, Pres. Fred Threlkeld, V. Pres. Howard Bartlett, Sec. firn Maynor, Treas. johnny Dixon, Sgt. at Arms Vanin Club in... .-.mQ...f Physical Education Club I- Williams Evans I9 l --.l 1 Jerry Cone Larry Stevens jo Wimberly Linda Lippincott Nancy jane Cagle Wilma Caines janet Cross Travis Ragsdale Dan Kelley johnny Dixon Coaches: jerry Shelton Larry Taylor Garland Dickey Service to individuals and community through strength and physical activities . . . afew cokes and ball games also. Vllilil +9 NE 4 Y i 107 ' i i -' Jar' Q5 MEMBERS: Pat War- ner, jo Stevens, Charles Lowman, Emory Fulling- ton, Robert Mull, Bob Wade, Ralph McRae, Priscilla Field, Lloyd Lowe, Kathy Lowe, and Wayne Hunt. SPON- SORS: Miss May Parish and Dr. William Hoyt. ' ' .- . .- Q-,V ---it ,ix '-f , at . , , The purposes behind the organization of the Young Democrats are: to stimulate in young people an active interest in governmental af- fairs, to foster and perpetuate the ideals and principles of the Democratic Party, and to help acquaint voters with the issues and the candidates. Young Democrats fx WELCOMK TED ce l Young Republicans The Young Republicans seek to foster political awareness among students, to voice a partisan stand on prominent issues, and to encourage intelligent participation in all phases of government. Miss A. NI. Wier SPONSOR Roger Williams David Williams Walt. Copeland Don Becker Linda Mallon Fred Anderson Nancy Simmons Lewis DeLeeuw Laura Ogle Vickii Cardos Sam Akers Judy Stuart Gloria Luther y Mac Pritchett y SPONSORx l Dr. Kenneth Hancock H was fifgf w Genial, optimistic, progressive endeavor over three years . . . only to face another year of preparations . . . Groundwork '64, Mac Pritchett . . . Organization '65, Dave Williams . . . Progress '66, Fred Ander- son . . . and life is frantic, life is seriousg living is to be always doing something . , . v-.TW 1 .I go- Georgians , AAF X iw A N CT.. 'ff S yrrebs 111 Glenn Hess Franklin Roberts jimmy Cagle Eileen Wages Philip Morris Raiford Cantrell Betty Elrod Helen Jessup Peggie Hicks Emma Fears Debbie Ross Barbara Ivey Carolyn Stacks Marvin Mayo Marsha Myers Dorothy Teague Margie Childs Pauline Wilson Vivi Lard Velma Mitchell James Guy Cheryl Truelove Lester Brookshire Shirley Grace Oberia Owen PRESIDENT Carey Fite Sam Turner Student N.E.A. l The Berry College Student N .E.A. is made up of students who are entering the teaching profession. Through programs such as films, filmstrips, speakers, etc., the N.E.A. and G.E.A. journals, the organization tries to fulfill its purposes which are: To develop a local or- ganization which offers its members all the opportunities, responsibilities, and privileges of associate membership in the National Education Association and the Georgia Education Association, to interest capable young men and women in education as a lifelong career and to encourage selective standards for persons admitted to approved pro- grams of teacher education, and to give students preparing to teach practical experience in working together . . . with local, state and national education association on problems of the profession and of society. 0.0. g, 'QT' .. , KV' Min Relzgious Urganizations OFFICERS Glenn Hess Cliff Baldowski Dewey Bowen Rufus Cantrell SPONSOR Charles Conti 27M.C.A. The Berry College YMCA, part of a world-wide Christian Movement, seeks to help persons to study and work toward enriched human living and a free and just society. In this task it seeks to attract and unite in active fellowship indi- Y.M.C,A. VOLLEYBALL TEAM viduals of all Christian confessions, adherents of other faiths and those who afhrm no religious belief. In an open search for life purpose, persons are encouraged to confront the power and relevance of the Christian faith. H4 Y.M.C.A. OFFICERS 1fM.C.A.-1fW.C.A. Staj'Member ff the Tear William D. McAdams English prof, dramatist, soccer and track coach, ardent Hsherman and many moreg these are some of the facets of the man known as Mr. Mac? He came to Berry in the 1963-1964 academic year and was elected to staff member of the year in the Spring of 1965. H5 lf W. C.A. To unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task we seek to understand jesus and to follow Him. OFFICERS Wanda Bennett Pauline Wilson Dot Vandiver Dorothy Teague Harriet Payne Saddiejenkins Peggy Dalton mit fl? A 1 '1 M on 's Religion Club Dr. Hoyt SPONSOR Robert Mull Clifford Baldowski Charles Lowman Glenn Hess Franklin Roberts Raiford Cantrell Rufus Cantrell The Men's Religion Club works throughout the year in pro- club tries to fulfill its purpose of Christian Study and Service moting Christian fellowship and understanding. By providing Its membership is open to all men students with an interest mid-week devotional services with the cooperation of the and desire to add to the spiritual life of Berry College. other Christian organizations on the college campus, the Women's Religious Education Club Wanda Bennett Pauline Wilson Irene Gunter Dot Vandiver Peggy Dalton Carroll Traynham Harriet Payne Marsha Myer Sadiejenkins Jeannie Slatton Annie Mae Heard Bob Cash Carl Franklin Bob Wade Pete Hellstrom Caulion Allen Frank Davis Church Ushers Cecil Keith Church Verger if? M Stage jerry Plunkett Judy Tanner Elbert Morris Joan Hughes Roger Freeman Wayne Sulfridge , Andrea Boyd David Owens Kappa Alpha, an honorary member of the Alpha Psi Omega fraternity consists of the creme de la crffmen of Berry Dra- matics Activities. Its purpose for existence is to develop dra- matic talent and the art of acting, to cultivate a taste for the best in the drama, and to foster the cultural values, which dramatics develop. KA strives to be a stimulant for interest in drama at Berry College. KAPPA ALPHA 120 arm Elbert Morris Alison Hyde Jerry Plunkett Roger Freeman joan Hughes Diane Mclnvale Judy Tanner Frank New David Owens jerry Robinson Nancy Merk Andrea Boyd Wayne Sulfridge F orensies Debate Team Mike Redd jo Johnston Stevens Trish Lipscomb Nancy Horne Robert Mull W. P. Crowell, Advisor Dennis Hyde Fred Wright Tommy Easterling Carter Stevens Thomas Carroll Gary Trimm Choral Readers Pam Suchy Avalene Anderson Franklin Roberts Alan Woody Lester Brookshire Dot Teague Wanda Bennett Ed Hawkins Beverly Arnold Paul N ealy Jim Wiley Leon Wheeler Berg College 1 fe-if Concert Choir SOPRANO, lst Carol Braden Jimmie Byington Nancy Iris Cagle Alison Hyde Carolyn Keesee Judy Lester Lynda Mallon Nancy Merk Gloria Sledge Penny Sutton Judy Tanner Eileen Wages SOPRANO, 2nd Martha Andrews Jean Benoy Patsy Butler Janet Collins Shirley A. Crosnoe Mary Alice Doster Carole Keys Marsha Myer Debby Ross Martie Sheats Nancy Simmons Betty Smith Sharon Spivey Alicia Standifer Judy Stuart Linda Lupo ALTOS, ist Joy Byington Jane Dawkins Barbara Ferris Hellen Gauntt Alana Lydick Lennie Kaczetow Jackie Lynn Kay Salmon Harriet Thompson ALTO, 2nd Pat Gladfelter Sandra Guyton Joan Hughes Vivi Lard Gloria Luther Sherry Pike TENORS, lst Askley Dekle Wayne Erminger Roger Williams Pedro Zuazo TENORS, 2nd Nolan Bishop Larry Holton Herb Brigham Belvin Boswell BASS David Benson Jimmy Cagle Elmo Douglas Bill Holden Jeffrey Papp Thomas Shim George Strickland Donald Becker Al Fletcher Mike Holland Mike Kirby Eugene Shepherd Max Woodruff David Williams W1 N Um I 1 - -1 ' .uf -5,31 Y- -uf .ss 'lb Bewjf Singers SOPRANOS Jimmie Byington Alison Hyde Lynda Mallon Nancy Merk Gloria Sledge Penny Sutton Eileen Wages Debby Ross ALTOS joy Byington Barbara Ferris Kay Salmon Pat Gladfelter Sandra Guyton Joan Hughes 13977 ' ff ,WJ ,,,...--- I 5 g 1 1 may --i ei :lx : ':r,fi ' ,i - '.'-5 of 7eef S413 w w, ' uw ' W H IJ Vll- 1 N H l X X W! V. . ,I ,,., .- 1. ll , 'fa 'uc t fi ' ' .,.- Egfr 3 0 ' V ,.' V. , - ' jp -- V 127 .' . V ,, I TENORS Ashley Dekle Wayne Erminger Roger williams Nolan Bishop Larry Holton Herbert Brigham BASS jimmy Cagle Elmo Douglas Thomas Shim Donald Becker Mike Kirby Max Woodruff David Williams Bergz College Band OFFICERS Paul Nealy jim Wiley Alana Lydick Edward Long SPONSOR Dr. Savige pid? Student M usic Educators National C0ry?rence Chapter 123 The purpose of this student group is: QU To provide an opportunity for professional development for college students of music education. CZ, To make it possible for students to further their educa- tion through participation in state, division, and national meetings of the organization and through on-campus ac- tivities of the chapter. Q35 To provide opportunities for students to become ac- quainted with leaders in the profession. as 1,433 l29 Q45 -., - , - MEMBERS Nolan Bishop Patsy Butler Marsha Myer Edward Long Clinton Miller Betty Cauley Marcia Rollins Gloria Sledge Marion Smith Al Fletcher SPONSOR Dr. Savige South Winds It has been said that each of us should open ourselves to the world, not to let the light from without in, but to let the light from within out. Each person by virtue of his being human has the capability to see, feel, analyze, and react. Too often this sacred talent is lightly considered or even ignored. The SOUTH WINDS is an anthology of poetry, es- says, and short stories written and published by stu- dents. It provides an opportunity for the open expres- sion of the thoughts, feelings, and emotions, however great or small, that inhabit the inner recesses of the mind. Those who avail themselves of this chance know a real sense of accomplishment. Those who choose to read SOUTH WINDS are given an insight into young America. Thomas Sheats, Associate Editor thu Lewis DeLeeuw, Short Story Editor 5 Frank Davis, Editor-in-Chief Barbara Shiver, Essay Editor Jeanine Pickren, Poetry Editor s 'A Allan Richardson Distribution Manager X ,'.4,..,.s 4, sh H. E' ,, . wha, Q if K . W ' JK ' 1 . -'iw V I :ri TP .ta-L' . .f .:. my '. 24:1 ag! s X 3. itligjilx I ' it A 5 'fb' f.- 'E h fa. - 1 D , 3. in 1. 'Q ': .11 2 - A Y. ' 4 521' - g ' 4 - -:,:fw , . ii uw -' i' is-' - 'rf if t- , .- ' -1 Ms-' 1' E51 fer .' fi - 4 it 515:11 f ' ii? ::- -1,.:1Z1g 1 5' ,f ' A' ' '7 J1- I .F ' , 'L N f L - V 1 l ' gi iw ff , 1 , .1 . 'B ., H1 ... v. J-' gf ,I '.fi,a,f3'. Ei' QR' . 130 431. ,il 'f 5 . i Li' 'i .L H .50 n A Jima r H. 1 N 1 N I' li, A 1 . ...mf - V ' w W H ww . I . gfvfsat-g Y , Y ,als ,, .,,, '-'52-'I 'if' , , , . , , .A .A 5 ua Publications Sam Akers Lynn Faulkner VS-, CAMPUS CARRIER Tha Cnmpur Cnrriar in publilhed monthly during thu school ynar, vamliun period: uceptsd, by tha xtudlmu of Berry Collega, undar the uunpicel of tha Student Publication.: Board. All uncrodimd opinions are those of the editorinl staff and da not nncenlrily represent tha view! of the college, BERRY COLLEGE AND ITS AFFILIATE BERRY ACADEMY ARE INCDRPURAYED As THE BERRY SCHOOLS. FDUNDED BY MARTHA BERRY IN moz. Ann can wa-uaaau noun: Inu, ar. :mn STAFF Editonin-Chief -......-.....--........--..'Nsrdna Hill Managing Editor .... - ...,... -...-,..- ........... Lynn Faulkner News Editor .-..............--.--.- Frank New Columnist ---.........,.............. .,..., ..- Fred Anderson Sm!! Wrknrl .-.-...-...- .,,,.., Sun Ahn, Lanisr Bennltt, Put Wnmer, Dabby Weinhchke Cartoonin ....... ,..,....,.,,,.....,...,.. ...........,. Trilh Liplcumb Typing ,.., ,.,...,,.,. .... -.. Suun Granhnrn, Becky Kilgore, Nadine Mclandon Adviser ..............,............1- Mix Schnllfnla Does thzs happen to all ed: tors? Campus Carrier You should live so that when you die God is in your debt. George Bernard Shaw How can we achieve so much in so short a time? We can 't. However, we use writing as our imple- ment, to express our loves and discontentments, to inform and criticize, to suggest and bring forth action, to fight and accomplish. Werdna Hill Frank New We can act but as catalysts, to ring the bell so ejectively, therefore, arousing to the apex of realization, all who are apathetic, sympathetic and misled, to render our utmost for our beloved college community. We can well conceive our limitations and also our capabilities, our goals and our drawbacks, our convictions and our reservations. But it is our love for Berry, which bestows upon us the sense of responsibility, spirit and energy that makes us carry on with vigor and enthusiasm. There are no limitations to inspired journalism. We apply our abilities to compose a well organized campus newspaper, and in turn to gain knowledge, insight, tact, a sense of duty towards society- and more. F. T. W.N. M. Lynda Witt, Editor-in-Chief Martha Sheats, Business Manager th .t 4-L, T., L. 17, v . pai. , meats '4 WL , aww tt: u The Face ofthe Weary Cabin Log 1966 134 V we Frank Davis, Associate Editor Fred Threlkeld, Layout Editor L .- Mac Pritchett, Beauty Editor Nancy Jane Cagle, Sports Editor Fred McAllister, Class Editor 135 Norman Wade, Organization Editor -ffsazz it it 7 ,.t. :t,, , :i , 1,1 it: , wzfiggiriflf ff M H.. 1 13, itilwi1'I..Wm.ff viii' ' V ww ii it it . , 5 f-of V ,4 glgsn V, I W it aa- -5 -- . , Nancy Hys again Tony Pilgrim, Head Photographer Sue Schellenger, Faculty Editor .5- Hello! Good night. if-zgrv 'H I ta Q Do it yourself annual kit, Build A Yearbook: take the last academic year and cram into 248 pages . . . have plenty of paper, cojee, wee hours . . . one brown box full of pictures, two spastic type-writers, one squawky radio a remodelled ojice, several trash cans, a mouse named Emerson, a telephone Fred Peavy? a pencil sharpener down the hall . . . Frekle's phone list . . . Cagle's Midnight Taxi Service a weary social science prof in a small, crumbling dark room. One minor dificulty . . . a treacherous minister seeking the BERR YBUNN Y for the center fold out section . . . N0 Macf, not in this book . . . arrgrr Don't you throw that away . . . Nancy WHATARE YOU DO1NG!??? . . . Night- mares, ulcers near failing grades -Ours was a simple task HI, This is your Copy Editor . . . Not pictured: Maureen Murphy. 137 '-wr ii? wifi if Rdfs The F ace Qf Competition 'Twas blow for blow, disputing inch by inch, for one would not retreat, nor t' other Hinch. Byron U, ', fx 1' if ,mf '- - . -L, ig 5 3? Sw 35 1' Q' 35 -I --I ,. , sf 3 'fr Q 1 Q WQ1- 3 - ,Q 0 1 fi. a 1' var. - QQ' qi. ,,, , , I I M Y Q A ' lv QR Q A ag L ' . Q hm s J . ' x Q I 1 1 xx ,J sf N4 s Q . an i 1-7,47 ' Q-.-:.,4 uu-vs .651 13' N 1 X 'fi is f . a Q.: ia . 1 . su v . ww Q- 3 .L 3 A ... V,--X V, W. ,,-,M , 1 F my , 1 ' 1 'W k ,H A 4, N ..,1. AA. v V M se J J 'M 5 L' 4 . EMT! ' .Tw ' 1 il r lil ROW 7, l to r: Shigenobu Machida, right insideg Jim Anderson, right fullbackg Oktay Akbay, Coachg Mr, Bill McAdams, Advisorg Fred Threlkeld, right wingg Mike Gazaway, left wingg Tommy Shim, left inside. ROW 2: Pete Hellstrom, left halfbackg George Dover, right fullbackg Bruce Borders, goalieg Bruce Treadway, left hallbackg Ronnie Futch, center halfbackg Sam Akers, right halfback. ROW 3: Ron Allen, right halfbackg Howard Bartlett, left fullbackg Richard Thomas, left fullbackg Nick Papoutsis, cen- ter forward. RO Wd: Wayne Stepawany, center halfback. Soccer Season 1955 EQQEQSON RECORQQE EMoRY ---- -- emoRY.To.,, .,iK..Mg,? 577 seamen 5 0eLe1'HoaPa-.5 -. oGLe1'HoRPE.1 ilf1-..s 517 BERNHRDU7 e. - ...1 Enom., 0..V...l ...2 COVENMIT...., Q6 1 x li 1 ik, Huff 142 Dictator, taskmaster, overseer, com- rade, philosopher, diplomat, plan- ner, and organizer: these are the many changing faces of a team coach. The man that could handle the relations ofa group representing six nations and several states is the rare individual, Coach Oktay Ak- bay, who, with the invaluable aid of Mr. McAdams, brought the team through an exciting and no- table season. -annual-7' I43 ! i The goalie's position is demanding and nerve-racking, for his is the last-ditch-stand, when all others fail. Knowing that the superior Bruce Borders was backing them up, the Viking Fury charged ahead with even greater conjidence and enthusiasm. Ah-so! Shigenobu struck, but most l I Soccer is a game of almost constant motion, where the ten minute rest at the hah' is a time to refresh one- sebfana' bolster morale. honourable opponent climbed up the back of most humble Machida Sa-n,' ana' that was a most unex- cusable mistake. N., This is the international sport that requires of a man.' stamina, grace, courage, and a devil-may-care atti- tude. The game is imbued with the pageantry of an ancient tourney, and ojers excitement, skill and body-contact, enough to satisfy any fan. 146 4 F f' 5' sq , ,. - A s ' ' 1 Y in any A QE. xt W l 3' F J' I Q, 4 Al In -. f i 'Qi 9 X 'I B iq V 1 Ali Not content to sit idle until the next Fall with a very respectable 5-3-7 game record, the Fury sallied forth one brisk january after- noon and met the German Air Force team on the Redstone Arsenal Soccer held in Huntsville. This is the type of action and enthusiasm that makes them a fine and unusual team. Soccer is relatively new to Berry's campus and with its ever-changing patterns of play and con- stant motion it embodies the spirit of change and progress of the college. f nl FEL:-it OKTA f U 4 , -' . W' A up 7' l T .QU -in Q Y-if a -A l v f ' A I J V V 5 k '44 Wil E I ' - blur lil'-H' 5 A' 'ill .1' if ' 131' X' 'H l Yi : '11,,l', ' 6 ll' 'X I' X' Hx f Y it gf -M 1 :.i in QL xl ' K1-K-4 ,tl ,I ' xi ' wi! 'iff L- 51 , -I ' .1 ' z 41? ,, f 6 ' ,.'. L Gr if 'N 51 .,-' fx ,J - ' t if Ft 7 fl' 11 s 5 if X it 52 ' Lf.. .QA-. I , f ID- I -rs. 0, ., L3 if K I . Q - K, Q. -4- l An Affectlonate, Warm-Hearted Portrait Of The 1965-66 Viking Fury...By A Fury I47 Basketball 'Ns-. if rl. hub W :.-f:...nF9h- v ,gf 1 The dark tomb-like gym is transformed into a bright aggregate of happy, excited people. The rising tension of the tip-of becomes constant tension as the race of team against team, -man against man, and all against the clock has begun. Bob Brannon Renny Bryner john Campbell Kenny Davis Pete Dees Benny Dukes Mack Godfrey CAPTAIN jim Hinton Charles Hood Don Law Doug Price Travis Ragsdale Ray Tucker MANAGERS johnny Dixon jim Maynor COACHES Larry Taylor jerry Shelton Intricate patterns of move and counter move . . . the slow, deliberate plays . . . fast, furious attacks .. . the tiger-stalk of defense glistening bodies in the air on the floor . . . Z' 6, X Ol. :P is 'Q A, ' 1 ar- Bemf 58 Shorter 46 ,- A , . --A- I-. 51, -4 'Ns Q. ':5 i T T' klw gl-'lr . - H F 1..-.....A..f ew the drives for the basket the breath stealing corner shots . . . the deafening crowd support as the spinning ball sings through the cords then eyesfollow equally clock and ball . . . WN. -.EZ 'Q YM Y . , A- f U x 5 2 J RH! vf.g5Xff5i,- 1 1 if92?Lt'1 f-2 f f.-,yr - -. fv,,. 'H :Q 'wg 'V ,ui U, E ,ix- 1 LW' 5 Berry Victorious in Florida Presbyterian Tournament 154 I ,im , 'I .Min , mga gf there is no more . . . the sure roar of victors or the quiet murmurs . . . and again the gym knows solitude. H ' Nfl: Women's Varsity Basketball Peggy Collins Susan Gresham fudy Haggard Freda Hunt Carol johnson Linda Lxppincott fody Puckett jane Smallwood Stephany Tenney Wylene Vickers jo Wimberly MANA GERS Elaine Hamilton Helen Smith COA CH Missjo Rowe Track Grey cinders straight ahead . . . a blinding lunge forward agonizing strides toward the mark . . . the all-out ejort culminating in one jinal surge . . . sweat burning the eyes of the victor . . . Q .Y ' W4.,:?4- C y Fx -K Georgia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ' xi'-,Q w 385 ww?J.i'3..-.f'L r-A617537 1 H Champions Bob Brannon james Bearden Brendel Cox Bobby Daniel Charles Edwards jack Ellington jerry Gatlin Charles Glass james Hairston Bob Hayes Bradley james Bob LeRosen Ray Maxwell Francis Palmer Travis Ragsdale jim Sanders Walter Smith Larry Stephens Billy Townsend johnny Wilson COACH William McAdams Amid the fever of spring . . . far from the cheering crowds . . . trackmen face their constant foes: time and distance . . . was the total ejort enough . . . were the strained bodies worth it the faces, the trophy are the only answers the silent victories, the victors . . . no less Vikings! ,fy Pat Cromer Elaine Cox judy Haggard Pat jackson CO- CAPTAIN fanie Mcfunkin ffm Sffwllwvd VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Eugenia Strickland CAPTAIN Pat Warner AD VISOR M iss jo Rowe 1 gif 'fp 'ff - . , -3-5 Niue' -, - -- fix . .1 ff' i L if , , V' , - ' s . K ' 'v if-' , , . S V - , - i M- W , . , A , ,V -and 1, A , Q, , if N 2:5 i H e 1 r, if A ' ' Give me a blue! Give me a Whitefl' a swirl of skirts . . . hair flying . . . a graceful leap . . . these cheerleaders are the embodiment of the school spirit, excitement, enthusiasm, and the drive to win in the 7965-66 basketball season. I62 The dull thud of ball meeting racquet echoes across the courts and resounds against the nearby buildings . . . the steady volley of deliberate shots or short flurry of fast paced ojensive shots these to the true player inspire a certain feeling of competition that makes for a better game, and higher ideals which make tennis one of the most taxing and competitive sports today. Whether winning or losing' the players participate in a rare and exhilirating activity man against man skill against skill and sometimes tem- perament against temperament. NW Tennis Walter Copeland Val Hallman Carter Stevens Norman Wade CAPTAIN Chris White Russell Wood ,am s, Q 'Nw-. NX X f K v--nn, 1 Q1 -all 164 if 0 .0 0:0'0'0 0,0 0, Base Ball Taut diamond patterns emphasize a tense moment on the baseball diamond . . . every nerve stretched wire-tight waiting for the swqt arc of the pitcher's arm, the white streak of the baseball flashing to meet the crack of the bat . . . or the sudden booming S TREE-RIKE! from the man in black . . . and the most tense of all is the man on the bench watching, waiting venting his emotions on his Beechnut. ' !'. .-W : fx N .. . Q, ,. ,qw n as f ,A ,ive , ggw. 1' 4 ,geszem fn 1' in 11 vu We 1 N se I H, w, ww M55 . . 21351, ,Ads ,.,sx,g1 . 'P f Ai.. .4 Q . , Q . M Ii Sv' -,gs i Dan Arp jerome Ayer Pete Dees john Dixon Guy Hall jim Harris joe House Wesley jenkins jim Lee Mark Ludington Dan Kelly jim Maynor Lawson Murkerson Frank Rodgers Raqzh Rodgers Al Wassum COACH Larry Taylor Florida Presbyterian Stetson University Stetson University Valdosta State Valdosta State William Jewell Hillsdale, Michigan North Georgia Shorter Mercer Tennessee Temple Piedmont Oglethorpe West Georgia Shorter Mercer North Georgia West Georgia Piedmont Tennessee Temple Georgia Tech Oglethorpe 'V sf V v TV v ik ing z'ct0 ries 33.-1-X V ,, , 1 ., , , 'J,g,,f34M-.ge,-f31r. rm' W ,ilu-'ZLLJ 'ii' 1.f.'-A-' ..,.f:j,.f - 'gssfvi . 3 F -' -'L' ' W,4,.g. .yu ,H AU , naw 2 . ., , , 13- 15' , ,IA taxi! nu 1 . -egg, 2: 1, Y ,J wif-S lvzilff-5 :xi I ,.-- 1'f .-ic ,iq uf. M , f vu .mf '-1 A I - - , 2-V ' ' lp- . 1 'w 5 4, -2 , ! K . .' ., A V' .4 .3 , .. 4 .1 1 fv ,w - ri .mg-11, lax 'I' ff' W . A 7 . 25 7, 'h mn f F.f,'?T394Jf if . fa Rqlections 'UF M any Faces The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil. Emerson ' .. -Q- ,- 1' f H W W5 W? L-4 . 'N O .L lf' QR 1... W J IC...-. 172 173 .Ig ff OKTAY AKBAK Istanbul, Turkey, B.S.-Social Science-Education. SAMUEL LEE AKERS, Memphis, Tennessee, B.A.-Social Science- English-Political Science, Blue Dolphin Club 2, Campus Carrier 4, Staff Writer 45 Church School Forum Leader 45 Soccer Team 2,3, Lettered 35 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Young Republicans 3,4, Vice-President 3. CAROL YN STANFIELD ALLEN, Calhoun, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science, Student N.E.A. 4. PRESTON CA ULION ALLEM Eastman, Georgia, B.S.-Physics- Mathematics, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Green Award 1, Robert Earl Stafford Scholarship 35 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3. jAMES FLETCHER ANDERSON, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Physical Edu- cation-Biology-Education, Georgian Literary Society lg Physical Edu- cation Club 45 Soccer Team 3,4. FREDERICK JARRARD ANDERSON, Albany, Georgia, B.S.-Social Science-Education, Campus Carrier, Columnist 2,3,43 Dana Scholars 4, Drama Club lg Georgian Literary Society 1, Literature and Language Club 1,23 Meritorious Scholarship 3, Young Republicans 3,45 President 4. 4. MARY BEVERLY ARNOLD, Savannah, Georgia, B.S.-Biology-Agri- cultural Club 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Blue Dolphin Club 1,23 Burkhalter Award 23 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3g Meritorious Scholarship 3,43 Physical Education Club 25 Science Club 1,25 Speech Activities 3,45 Stu- dent Government Association 1,2,3,4. N ONA ARP, Decatur, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Sci- ence. I3 -:QR MARY BAILEK Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration-Educm tion-English, Georgia Business Education Association, Student N.E.A. IEANETTE BALLARD, Dublin, Georgia, B.S.-Institutional Manage- ment-General Science-Social Science, Belk's Foundation Scholarship lg Georgia Dietetics Association Scholarship 45 Georgian Literary Society 33 Home Economics Club 4, Chairman Social 2, Chairman of F.D,P. Com- mittee 4g Stafford Scholarship 25 Treasurer of Freshman Class, Y.W.C.A. 3,4, Chairman of Projects 3. N t Y KATHRYN COOPER BABB, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Adminis- tration-Accounting. DARRELL M, BAILEX Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Physical Education- Biology-Education, College Band 1, Treasurer, Physical Education Club 2,3,-45 Student 4. ,turf H- -.- .tttwsy E tba ., 1,55 1. BENjAM1N FRANKLIN BARBEE, TyTy, Georgia, B.S.-Agriculture -Biology, Agricultural Club 2. HOWARD TRUETT BARTLET7, jacksonville, Florida, B.S.-Indus- trial Education-Business Administration, Circle K Club 2,3,4, Board 3, Vice-President 45 Senior Class Vice-President, Soccer Team 1,2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4g Varsity Club Athlete of the Year 1964-1965. VIRGINIA O. BA TTLES, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Biology-Education, Geolrlgian Literarg Society 1,2,3,4g Student N.E,A, 4. D0 BRUCE ECKER, Lake Worth, Florida, B.S.-Biology-Educa- tion-Physical Education, Berry Singers 2, Concert Choir 35 Science Club lg Student N.E.A. 2, Young Republicans 2. KAY ELANE BELL, Hazlehurst, Georgia, B.S.-Chemistry-Biology, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3g Science Club lg Y.W.C.A. l,2. WANDA BENNETT, Nashville, Georgia, B.A.-English-Education- Home Economics-Speech, Fleck Scholarship, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1,25 Religious Education Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Speech Activities 3,45 Student N.E.A. 1,2,3g Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 43 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2,3,4, Cabinet 2, President 3,4. DANIEL LANIER BIUS, Doerun, Georgia, B.A.-Chemistry-Mathe- matics, Dana Scholars 2,3315 Excelsior Club 3,45 Student Government Association 3, Secretary, Student Assistant 3,45 Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities 4. NEIL W. BOYNTON, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration- Accounting-Agriculture, Henry H. Arnold Memorial Scholarshipg Phi Beta Lambda 25 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4. ' JOANN BRANNON, Chattanooga, Tennessee, B.S.-Elementary Educa- tion-Social Science. THOMAS BRIDGES, Commerce, Georgia, B.S.-Physical Education- Education. ' 'FF , 1 I ' . 1 , -f, J1- 'f' ' - 1 ' 1 ' I -' - A.. 1 , , 1 , :Z 4, ' , 1. 14 t LINDA LOUISE BROOME, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Educa- tion-English, Student N.E.A. 3,4. RENNY BRYNER, Lake City, Florida, B.S.-Physical Education-Educa tion. l .,-gp-.-L: .--- -,1-n -f 1 --- --- - l-:, .'. Q l y DONALD LLOYD CARLSON,lElbcrton, Georgia, B.S.-Mathematics- Physics, DURHAM A. HANCOCK COMEGYS, Fort Meade, Florida, B.S.-Bi ology-Agriculture, Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4. JUDY GARLAND BUCKNER, Doltewah, Tennessee, B.S.-Home Eco- nomics-Education, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Second Vice-President 3, Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. RUFUS MERKEL. CANTRELL, Taylorsville, Georgia, B.S.-Agricul- ture-Biology-Business Administration, Agricultural Club l,2,3,4, Re- porter 4g Circle K Club 2,3,4i Meritorious Scholarship 4, Religious Educa- tion Club l,2,3,4, President4g Speech Activities 3,43 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4. BRENDEL COX, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Biology-Industrial Education, Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball l,2,3, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3g Track 1,2,3g Varsity Club 1,2,3. BILL COX, Kingston, Georgia, B.S,-Biology-Chemistry. URSULA CROWELL, Mount Berry, Georgia, B.S.-Home Economics- Education, Home Economics Club. GLENDA CULBERSON, Ozark, Alabama, B.S.-Biology-Social Science -Reliion. jIMMY R. DANIEL, Double Springs, Alabama, B.A.-Chemistry- Mathematics. PETER DEES, Alston, Georgia, B.S.-Physical Education-Education. WILLIAM LEWIS DELEEUW Cedartown, Georgia, B.A.-English- Education-Religion, Dana Scholars 43 Excelsior Club 2,3,4g Georgia State Teacher Scholarship 1,2,3g Kate A. Mitchell Scholarship lg Litera- ture and Language Club 33 Sigma Tau Delta 43 South Winds 3,45 Student N.E.A. 3,45 Young Republicans 4. SANDRA LA VERNE DICKERSOM Oak Ridge, Tennessee, B.S.-Busi- ness Administration-En lish Alice B. Warden Piano Award I 2 3' Con g v 7 1 v ' cert Choir 1,25 Dana Scholars 4g Miss Future Business Executive of Georgia, 1965, Phi Beta Lambda, Music Scholarship 2,3,4g National Busi- ness Entrance Test Superior Typing Award 35 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3, Parliamentarian 3g Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4, Y.W.C.A. l,2,3. RUBY LOUISE DIX ON, Calhoun, Georgia, B.S.-Business Education- Secondary Education, Phi Beta Lambda 1,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 1,2,3,4. STELLA GERTRUDE DOBBS, Columbus, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science, Colle e Band 1,2,3,4, President 2, Librarian 3,45 Music Scholarship 35 Student 33 Y.W.C.A. 1,2. PE TRA LOUISE DOL VEN, Shelby, Montana, B.S.-Home Economics -Secondary Education, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Home Eco- nomics Club 1,2,3,4gY.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. GEORGE MAR TIN DOVER, Birmingham, Alabama, B.S.-Business Administration-Social Science-Accounting, College Band l,2,3g Excelsior Club 1,25 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. RANDALL ALLAN EDWARDS, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Ad- ministration-Accounting, Georgian Literary Society lg Phi Beta Lambda 2. fAMES -IACKSON ELLINGTON, Conyers, Georgia, B.A.-Chemistry -Mathematics, Circle K Club 3,4, President 45 Excelsior Club 2,3,4g Georgian Literary Society lg President of junior Classg Robert E. Stafford Scholarship 35 Ty Cobb Education Scholarship 3,45 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 1 ag- ,l ' E . ,:. Z l 22- ,t . ,. .... .. 1 l I + it 1 i , ' 3 ll .W-. 2 - i Wi I I . li J ll ll l j'.u'1E'1 ll .life QQ. - ,- ELLIS ELMO DOUGLAS, High Springs, Florida, B.S.-Industrial Arts -Education-Agriculture, Concert Choir 2,3,4g Berry Singers 3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 2,3,4. CAROL YN RENE EAGERTOM Eastman, Georgia, B.S.-Mathematics -Education, Student N.E.A. H llliiwi ll iiiif H ,sf l, A wi, H. H ,,ttt. SETZM 2 H. l H l VE fi'-L v . - MARION HILTON ELM ORE, Dalzell, South Carolina, B.A.-Chemis- try-Mathematics. WILLIAM WAYNE EVANS, Lincolnton, Georgia, B.S.-Physical Edu- cation-English-Education, Cabin Log 3, Faculty and Administration Editor, Drama Club lg Meritorious Scholarship 3,45 Physical Education Club l,2,3,4, President 3,45 Student N.E.A. 3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Ty Cobb Scholarship 3, Young Democrats 3,4, Vice-President 3, Parliamentarian 4. W DANIEL FEAGIM LaGrange, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administra- tion-Accounting, Phi Beta Lambda 25 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.M.C.A. 1. BARBARA LEE FERRIS, Hendersonville, North Carolina, B.A.-Eng- lish-Music, Berry Singers 2,3,4g Concert Choir l,2,3,4, Secretary 4g Miss Berry College 25 Music Scholarship 2,3,4. I 1 t l l PRISCILLA ANN FIELD, Adairsville, Georgia, B.A.-Social Science- English-Education, Dana Scholars 2,3,45 Excelsior Club 1,2,3,4. jAMES CAREY FITE, Dalton, Georgia, B.S.-Industrial Education- Education, Georgian Literary Society 25 Industrial Arts Club l,2, Secre- tary 3, President 45 Baird-Tinker Industrial Arts Award. CELES TE FLORENCE, Trion, Georgia, B.A.-Elementary Education- Social Science, Student N.E.A. 3,4. PATRICIA ANN FLOYD, Atlanta, Georgia, B.S.-Industrial Manage- ment-General Science, Dana Scholars 2,3,45 Excelsior Club 2, Secretary 3,45 Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,45 Home Economics Club 3,45 YWCA 5,2345 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities WALTER I., FORTENBERRK Pennsville, Newjersey, B.A.-Chemistry -Mathematics, Eugene Gunby Award 35 Y.M.C.A. 1,2, Vice President 1, President 2. EMORY LEWIS FULLINGTOM Pinehurst, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration-Social Science, Circle K Club 3,45 junior Class Treasurer Phi Beta Lambda 3,4, President 45 Senior Class Presidentg Sophomore Class Vice-President5 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. w W-tw t ,if 5 - . 5 .gain if t., H at-,tt . frfl j0HN RONALD F U TCH, Savannah, Georgia, B.S.-Physical Education -Bio1ogy-History-Secondary Education, Georgian Literary Society 12, 3,45 Geraniums 3,45 Physical Education Club 35 Soccer Team 2,3,45 Tennis Team 1,25 Varsity Club 4. TIMOTHY AL VIN GILBERT, San Francisco, California, B.S.-Math- ematics-Physics, Campus Carrier- 1, Cross-Country Team 2,35 Dana Scholars 35 Ritie Club 45 Science Club 1,2,35 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2, 3,45 Track Team 1,2,35 Varsity Club 1,2,3. WILLIAM PATRICK GUYTON, Kingston, Georgia, B.S.-Mathematics -Chemistry, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Science Club 1,23 Young Republicans 3. SANDRA ELAINE GUYTON, White, Georgia, B.S.-Business Adminis- tration-Education, Berry Singers 3,45 Concert Choir l,2,3,4g Georgian Literary Society l,2,3g Phi Beta Lambda 3,4, Program Chairman 43 Stu- dent N.E.A. 45 Y.W.C.A. 1,25 Women's Class Treasurer 4. JUDITH MAE GOHE, St. Petersburg, Florida, B.S,-Elementary Educa- tion-Social Science, Student N,E.A, 3,43 Syrreb Literary Society 3,4. JAMES FREDERICK GUY, JR., Gainesville, Florida, B.S.-Elementary Education-Physics-Social Science, Student N .E.A. 3,45 Syrreb Literary Society 2,3,4. GRANT VAN KEUREN HAGGE, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Biology- Business Administration, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Soccer Team 1. CAROLYN WOLF HARDWICK, Greensboro, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration-Education, Excelsior Club 45 Phi Beta Lambda 45 Stu- dent Government Association lg Student N.E.A. 45 Syrreb Literary Society ?v:f,V?:o's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4g . . A. 1. GEORGE DWIGHT HARRIS, Butler, Georgia, B.S.-Industrial Educa- tion-Mathematics, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Industrial Arts Club I,2,3,4. JAMES R. HARRIS, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration- Accounting. JOYCE AGNES HARRIS, Trenton, Georgia, B.S.-Mathematics-Edu- cation, Concert Choir 1,25 Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,45 Religious Education Club 1,25 Student N.E.A. 3,45 Y.W.C.A. 1,2. PETE N. HELLSTROM, Savannah, Georgia, B.S.-Chemistry- Biology, Blue Dolphin Club 15 Syrreb Literary Society 45 Varsity Club 4. PEGGIE SUE HICKS, Knoxville, Tennessee, B.S.-Business Administra- tion-Education, Buckhead Business and Professional Women's Scholar- ship5 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,35 Phi Beta Lambda 2,3, Local Secretary 4, State Secretary 45 Student National Education Association 45 Y.W.C.A. 1,3,4. WILLIAM WERDNA HILL, Marion, Alabama, B.A.-English-French, Anonymous Donor Scholarship 35 Best Actor, Literary Society Plays 25 Cabin Log 25 Campus Carrier 2,3,45 News Writer 2, News Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Dana Scholars 45 Drama Club 2,3,4, President 45 Excelsior Club 3,45 Hammond Poetry Contest, Second Place 35 Kappa Alpha 2,3,45 Literature and Language Club 25 Martha Berry Essay, Third Place 3, South Winds 2,3, Assistant Poetry Editor 25 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,35 Virginia jones Drama Award 3. BONNIE MAE HINDMAN, McRae, Georgia, B.S.-Home Economics -Education, Eula B. Gunby Prize 25 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 1, Program Chairman 2, President 3, State Treasurer 45 Georgian Literary Society 3,45 Miss Berry College Pageant 45 Religious Education Club 3,4, Friendship 3, Secretary 45 Student Government As- sociation 45 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities5 Y.W.C.A. 3,4, Chairman 3,4. MICHAEL D. HOLLAND, Douglasville, Georgia, B.S.-Business Ad- ministration-Social Science, Concert Choir 45 Phi Beta Lambda 3,45 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4. AGNES HENTOSH, Atlantic Beach, Florida, B.A.-English-Education -Social Science, Georgian Literary Society 1,25 Literature and Language Club 1,2g Student Government Association 4, Senior Representativeg Stu- dent N.E.A. 1,2,3,4, Publicity Chairman. MELBA WHEAT HERBERT, Rome, Georgia, B.A.-English-Educa- tion. 1 . ,. , U -. 1: Tw , i , , - A ,, I. X- 1 -,,v ' it RICHARD JUNKINS, Midville, Georgia, B.A.-Chemistry-Mathemat- ics, Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Freshman Basketball, Captain. CAROLYN LOUISE KEESEE, Commerce, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science, Concert Choir 1,2,3,45 Georgian Literary So- ciety 1,2g Student N.E.A. 3,4, Social Chairman 45 Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. CHARLES KENDALL HUNT, Elberton, Georgia, B.S.-Business Ad- ministration-Mathematics, Circle K Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Board of Directors 3,43 Dana Scholars 4g Georgian Literary Society 2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 45 Science Club lg Cross-country team 45 Student Assistant 3,4g President of Sophomore Classg Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. TERRYQDOUGLAS JENKINS, Midville, Georgia, B.S.--Business Ad- ministration-Industrial Education, Industrial Arts Club 4g Phi Beta Lamb- da 2g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4. FRANCES HE TTIE JOHNS OM Heath Springs, South Carolina, B.S.- Elementary Education-Social Science, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3g Student N.E.A. 1,2,3,4, Program Chairman 4g Y.W.C.A. l,2,3. JOHN P. fOHNSON, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration- Social Science, Phi Beta Lambda 49 Student N.E.A. 4. LOWELL STANLEY JONES, Bessemer, Alabama, B.S.-Business Ad- ministration-Social Science, College Band lg Phi Beta Lambda 3,4, Treas- urer 4, Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4: Berry College Dance Band 1. CECIL TERRY JONES, Vienna, Virginia, B.S.-Physical Education- Education-Biology, Georgian Literary Society 25 Syrreb Literary Society 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. JAMES CECIL KEITH, Larkinsville, Alabama, B.S.-Physicsf Mathematics, Circle K Club 2,3,45 Church Virger 2,3,45 President of Physics Socicty5 Student Government Association 2,3,4, Second Vice-President 45 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,45 Student Assistant 3,45 Varsity Club 25 Y.M.C.A. 3, Vice-President 3. DANIEL FRANKLIN KELLEY, Lake City, Florida, B.S.--Business Ad- ministration-Physical Education, Freshman Basketball Coch5 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,35 Physical Education Club l,2,3,45 Syrreb Literary Society 45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 45 Varsity Baseball l,2,3,45 Varsity Basketball l,2,3. LINDA GAYLE LANE, Bowdon, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education -Social Science, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,45 Religious Education Club l,2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 1,2,3,45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4. PHILIP DAVID LANE, Colquitt, Georgia, B.S.-Physics-Mathematics, Circle K Club 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Dana Scholars Z,3,4g Excelsior'Club 2, 3,4, President 35 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Lucius Caldwell Schol- arshipg Student Government Association 3,45 Ty Cobb Scholarship 35 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. ROBERT G. LEROSEN, jacksonville, Florida, B.S.-Business Adminis- tration-Accounting-Social Science, Dana Scholars 2,3,45 Syrreb Lit- erary Society l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Y.M.C.A. 3,4. JOHN WAYNE LEWIS, Mullins, South Carolina, B.S.-Business Ad- ministration-Accounting, Speech Activities 35 Syrreb Literary Society l,2, 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. KENNETH R. KIRK, Zephyr Hills, Florida, B.S.-Industrial Technology -Business Administration, Circle K Club 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2,3, 4. LINDA N. LANCE, Rome, Georgia, B.A.-Business Administration- Social Science, Phi Beta Lambda 4. ' it 7 'az ' st-at .- neg ti. it : ,ii 2 ' ' - . i 1 . I i,.. . :rig 1 it . '- :ei CHARLES ALEXANDER LOWMAN, Millboro Springs, Virginia, B.S. -History-Social Science-Education, Religious Education Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Student N.E.A. 3,49 Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Young Democrats 3,4. SHIGENOBU MACHIDA, Yokahama, Japan, B.S.-Mathematics-Im dustrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club 4, International Students Club 4, Speech Activities lg Varsity Club 3. JOSEPH BENJAMIN LONDON, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Industrial Edu- cation-Education, Agriculture Club 1,25 Georgian Literary Society 25 In- dustrial Arts Club 3,4g Student N.E.A. 3. BILLY LONG, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration-Ao counting, Phi Beta Lambda 4. KATHY H. LOWE, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Social Science-Education- History, Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,-4, Secretary 2,35 Young Democrats 2,3,4, Vice President 2.. LLOYD KENNETH LOWE, Rome, Georgia, B.S,-History-Social Science-Mathematics-Education, Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 35 Varsity Club 3, Young Democrats 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2. JEAN LOVE, Rome, Georgia, B.A.-English-Education, Excelsior Club 3,45 Georgia State Teachers Scholarship l,2,3,4g Sigma Tau Delta 45 Student N.E.A. 4. RICHARD TIMOTHY LOVE, Pell City, Alabama, B.S.-Chemistry -Mathematics, Fire Department 3,45 Industrial Arts Club lg Prom Decoration Committee 3, Science Club lg Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4g Young Republicans 3. DONALD RAY MAXWELL, Cairo, Georgia, B.S.-History-Social Sci- ence-Education, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Physical Education Club .1 ,2,3g Science Club lg Student N.E.A. 2,3,4, Track and Cross Coun- try, Varsity Club 2,3,4. JOYCE. BRANNON MCADAMS, Mount Berry, Georgia, B.S.-Elemen- tary Education-Social Science, Blue Dolphin Club 1,25 Religious Educa- tion Club 1,2,3g Student N,E.A, 2,3g Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3g Y.W.C.A. l,2,3g Volleyball Team 1,2. LAURENCE E. MAY, Clinton, Tennessee, B.S.-Physics-Mathematics, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4, President 4. LOIS MAYNARD, Mount Berry, Georgia, B.A.-Elementary Education -Spanish, Literature and Language Club lg Student N.E.A. 2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Y.W.C.A. 1,2. MARVIN DURHAM MAYO, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Industrial Educa- tion-Education, Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club, Vice President, Student N.E.A. 4, Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4. ROY EDWARD MESSER, Lake City, Florida, B.S.-Social Science- Business Administration, Georgian Literary Society 43 Physical Education Club 3, President 33 Varsity Club 2, Treasurer 2. W. HARRISON MCDONALD, Jefferson, Georgia, B.A.-Chemistry- Mathematics, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Young Democrats 3 Treasurer 3. RALPH BOYD McRAE,LaFayette, Georgia, B.A.-Mathematics-Chem- istry, Church Usher Alternate 4, Circle K Club 3,45 Song Leader 4, Geor- gian Literary Society 1,2,3,4g Young Democrats 3,4, Secretary 4. A iE,, 1 Q 1 li' l l ROY MOORE, Albany, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration-Social Science. CAROL E. MOREHEAD, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education -Social Science, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Student. N.E.A. 4, Y.W.C,A. 1,4. VELMA V. MITCHELL, Chamblee, Georgia, B.S.-Business Adminis- tration-Education-English, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Phi Beta Lambda 45 Speech Activities 2, Student Assistant 4, Y.W.C.A. l,2,3. JAMES CLAYTON MITCHEM, Macon, Georgia, B.S.-Business Ad- ministration-Accounting, Georgian Literary Society Ig Phi Beta Lambda 2,35 Syrreb Literary Society 2,3. JOHN EDWIN MOLE, Warner Robins, Georgia, B.A.-Biology-Chem- istry, Excelsior Club 43 Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Meritorious Scholarship. VIRGINIA PEARL MONTGOMERY, Oak Hill, Florida, B.A.-Ele- mentary Education-Social Science, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Re- ligious Education Club 1,25 Student N.E.A. 3,45 Y.W,C.A. l,2. BOBBY RAY MOORE, Summerville, South Carolina, B.A.-Social Sci- ence-English-Education, Student N.E,A. 2,33 Syrreb Literary Society 1, 2,3,4. LIERRE MOORE, Roberta, Georgia, B.S.-Home Economics-Social Sci- ence, Georgian Literary Society 2,3,4g Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4g Syrreb Literary Society lg Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4. ARNOLD MAXWELL MOSS, Dewy Rose, Georgia, B.A.-Chemistry- Mathematics, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Young Democrats 3. ROBERT HENRY MULL, Blue Ridge, Georgia, B.A.-Chemistry- Mathematics-Religion, Dana Scholars 3, Excelsior Club 3, Georgian Literary Society 4, Literature and Language Club lg Religious Education Club 4, Vice-President 4, Speech Activities 3, President of Debate Team, Co-chairman-V.I.P., Young Democrats 2. NICK PAPOUTSIS, Athens, Greece, B.A.-History-Social Science- French, Georgian Literary Society 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3,4. ELIZABETH OVERTON PAYNE, Powder Springs, Georgia, B.A.- English-French-Education, Blue Dolphin Club 2, Campus Carrier 2,3, Feature Editor 3, Dana Scholars 2,3,4, Georgian Literary Society l,3,4, Literature and Language Club 1, Student Government Association 2,4, Women,s Treasurer 2, First Vice-President 4, Student N.E.A. 3,45 Young Republicans 3, Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4. JEANINE RUBYE PICKREN, Colquitt, Georgia, B.A.-English-Spam ish-Psychology-Education, Concert Choir 3, Dana Scholars 3,4, Lila Laughlin Carlisle Scholarship, Literature and Language Club 3, Miss Berry Essay Contest, First Place, Religious Education Club 4, Projects Chairman 45 South Winds 3, Poetry Editor 3, Student N.E.A. 3,4, Ty Cobb Scholar- ship, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4, Young Republicans 3, Treasurer 3, Y.W.C.A. 3,4, Devotional Chairman 4. JERRY DOYLE PLUNKETT, Fort Payne, Alabama, B.A.-English- Religion-Social Science, Drama Club l,2,3,4, President 3, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4, Kappa Alpha 2,3,4, President 2,3,4, Sigma Tau Delta 4, South Winds l,4. WILLIAM LAWSON MURKERSON, Blakely, Georgia, B.S.-Industri- al Education-Agriculture, Baseball Scholarship 1,2,3,4, Baseball Team l,2,3,4, Soccer Team 2,3,4, Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4, Varsity Club l,2,3,4, Sergeant of Arms. SUSIE OBERIA OWEN, Balsam Grove, North Carolina, B.A.-Elemen- tary Education-English-Social Science, Georgian Literature Society 1,25 Literature and Language Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Student N.E.A. 2,3,4, Co-Social Chairman 3, President 4, Y.W.C.A. I,2,3,4, Social Chair- man 3. ' 'hi 'il' DAVID FRANKLIN ROBERTS, Cleveland, Tennessee, B.S.-Elemen- tary Education-Mathematics-Social Science, Drama Club lg Literature and Language Club 1,25 Religious Education Club I,2,3,4, Vice-President l,2, President 3, Speech Activities 2,3,4, Choral Readers 2,3,4g Student N.E.A. 2,3,4, Program Chairman 4, Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4, Y.M.C.A. l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3. RUNNETTE SAPP, Oxen Hill, Maryland, B.A.-English-Education. CHERYL JEAN PRIDMORE, Birmingham, Alabama, B.S.-Business- Physical Education, Phi Beta Lambda 43 Physical Education Club 4, Speech Activities 3,4g Syrreb Literary Society 2,3,4, Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4. MILTON HOWARD PRITCHETT, Macon, Georgia, B.S,-Physical Education-Social Science, Cabin Log, Beauty Editor 4, Campus Carrier, Staff Writer 4, Circle K Club 3, South Winds, Editor of Miscellany 35 Speech Activities, Debate Team 3, Young Republicans, Organization Chair- man3,4. JOHN CHARLES PROVINE, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Physics-Mathe- matics, Circle K Club 3,45 Dana Scholars 4, Excelsior Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 3,45 Student Government Association, President 4. TOM DEXTER RAULERSON, jesup, Georgia, B.A.-English-Educav tion, Georgian Literary Society 2,3,4, Sigma Tau Delta 45 Student N.E.A. 4, Y.M.C.A. 3,43 Student Publications Board 4, Student Assistant 4. GAYLE RAY, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, B.S.-Elementary Education-Sm cial Science. MARTHA JEAN REID, Atlanta, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education -Mathematics, Student N.E.A. 4, Y.W.C.A. 3,4. BARBARA ANN SC OGGINS, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Home Economics- Sociology, Concert Choir 3,43 Homenlileonomics Club 3,4. DOUGLAS WINSTON SCOTT, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Admin- istration-Accounting, Phi Beta Lambda 4, Syrreb Literary Society l,2. THOMAS M ORELAND SHEA TS, Thomaston, Georgia, B.A.-Business Administration-English, Boxing: Georgia Golden Gloves Light-heavy- weight champion-1965, Cabin Log 2, Photographer, College Band 1,2,3, Dana Scholars 4, Excelsior Club 3,45 Meritorious Scholarship 3, South Winds 2,3, Associate Editor 4, Speech Activities 2, debate, Student Beacon 2,3,4, Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Who's Who Among Students-in American Colleges and Universities, Young Democrats 2,3, Y.M.C.A. l,2. EUGENE DELANO SHEPHERD, Bell, Florida, B.S.-Biology-Chem- istry, Concert Choir 4, Syrreb Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Assistant 4. LINDA JOHNSON SINEA TH, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Edu- cation-Social Science, Berry Sin ers 3, Concert Choir 3, Georgian Lit- erary Society l,2, Modern Dance Club 1, Y.W.C,A. 1, Student N.E.A. 3,4. ELIZABETH jEAN SMITH, Midlothian, Virginia, B.S.-Home Eco- nomics-General Science, Campus Carrier l,2, College Band 1, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Dana Scholars 2,3,4, Secretary, Forum Director, Home Eco- nomics Club 1,3,4, Food, Committee, Student Government Association, judiciary Committee, Y.W.C.A. l,2,3, Membership and Friendship Chair- man, Irene S. McKinney Scholarship, Georgia D.A.R. Scholarship. J- Q. ima wi lx' - i f .' fy .- , ,, , SARA HALL SCOTIQ Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Business Administration- Speech-Education, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,4, Home Economics Club 1, Phi Beta Lambda 4, Y.W.C.A. 1. MARTIN f. SHARKEX jR., Rome, Georgia, B.S,-Social Science- Education-History, Georgian Literary Society 3,45 Student Government Association, Chairman of Day Student's Committee, Student N.E.A. 3,4, Young Democrats 3,4, L f i'iffY11 A ' i ii . 3 1 RADFORD LEVAN TALLEY, Centre, Alabama, B.S.-Industrial Edu- cation-Education-Psychology, Georgian Literary Society 2,3,4, Industrial Arts Club l,2,3,4, A.C. Groover Award. JUDITH A. TANNER, Auburn, Georgia, B.A.-Biology-Chemistry- English, Alice B. Warden Prize, Berry Singers 35 Concert Choir 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4g Kappa Alpha 3,45 Literature and Language Club 1,25 Syrreb Literary Society 1,25 Y.W.C.A. 1. MARTHA COOK SMITH, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education -Social Science, Student N.E.A. SAMUEL EDWARD SORROW, Abbeville, South Carolina, B.A.-Ap- plied Music-General Science, Berry Singers 2,3,4g Concert Choir l,2,3,4, Librarian 3,45 Keim Music Award 35 Meritorious Scholarship 4, National Association of Teachers of Singing Southeastern Regional Winner 3. JIM SPILSBURY, Greenboro, Georgia, B.A.-English-Education. ALICIA JANE STANDIFER, Union City, Georgia, B.S.-Biology- Chemistry, Concert Choir 2,3,4g Religious Education Club 3, Science Club 2, Speech Activities 2, Y.W.C.A. 2,3,4g Cabinet Member 3. CARTER CALDWELL STEVENS, Bristol, Tennessee, B.S.-Business Administration-Social Science-Speech-English, Mathew's Award for Debate 2,3, Speech Activities 2,3, Choral Readers 3, Debate 2,3, President 3, Syrreb Literary Society 2,3,4g Tennis Team 3,4. HAROLD LEE SWAFFORD, Cleveland, Tennessee, B.A.-History- Political Science, Clyde Ferguson Award 35 Georgian Literary Society 1,25 Meritorious Scholarship 45 Speech Activities 2,35 Young Republicans 3. SUSAN CAROL TAYLOR, Rome, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education -Physical Education-Social Science, Student N.E.A. WALTER FRED THRELKELD, jR,, Loring A.F.B., Maine, B,A.- Chemistry-Mathematics, Blue Dolphin Club 25 Cabin Log 4, Layout Editor 45 Church School Forum Leader 4, Soccer Team l,2,3,45 Student Advisory Board5 Student Government Association 4, Senior Class Repre- sentativeg Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4. BILLY LYN TOWNSEND, Dallas, Georgia, B.S.-History-Social Sci- ence-Education, Berry Rifle Club 45 Chess Club 25 Student N.E.A, 45 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4g Track Team l,2,3,4. GEORGE TUCKER, Winfield, Alabama, B.S.-Physics-Mathematics. SAM AUSTIN TURNER, Smithville, Tennessee, B.S.-Industrial Edu- cation-Secondary Education, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,4g Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4, Reporter 45 Religious Education Club 45 Student N.E.A, 2,3,45 Young Democrats 3,45 Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3, VIRGINIA CAROL TURTON, Plymouth, Florida, B.S.-Business Ad- ministration-English, Dana Scholars 3,45 Phi Beta Lambda 4, Parlia- mentariang Y.W.C.A. 45 Volleyball Team 3,4. JANICE TIPPENS, Calhoun, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education- Social Science, Student N.E.A. 3,45 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4. EVELYN TOLER, Macon, Georgia, B.A.-Mathematics-English-E.du- cation, Dana Scholars 2,3,4g Excelsior Club 2,3,45 Georgian Literary So- ciety l,2,3g Speech Activities 25 Student N.E.A. 45 Ty Cobb Foundation Scholarship, Y.W.C.A. l,4. 'H '15 1 . ' l 1 Z ' - A 1 ref- f- a -'sf , . HN ' at , , PA ULINE EVEL YN WILSON, Alamo, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Edu- cation-Social Science, Georgian Literary Society l,2,3,45 Religious Educa- tion Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Studeint N.E.A. l,2,3, Secretary 45 Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 4. SALLY jO WIMBERLK Richland, Georgia, B.S.--Elementary Educa- tion-Physical Education, Blue Dolphin Club l,2, Treasurer 25 Meritorious Scholarship 45 Miss Berry College Contestant 2, Finalistg Phi Beta Lambda I5 Physical Education Club 2,3,45 Student Government Association, House President I5 Student N.E.A. 2,3545 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,4, Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4. jAMES LEON TUTEN, Pelham, Georgia, B.S,-Biology-Chemistry, Circle K Club 3,45 Dana Scholars 45 Excelsior Club 45 Meritorious Schol- arship 35 Student Government Association 45 Syrreb Literary Society 1,25 3,45 Vice-President of junior Class. TUCKER OLIVER VA UGHN, Washington, Georgia, B.S.-Mathematics -Social Science-Education, Circle K Club 1,2,3,45 Board Member 2,35 Dana Scholars 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Excelsior Club 2,3,45 Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3,45 John Eagan Scholarship 45 Student Govern- ment Association 2,3, Treasurer 2, judiciary Committee 35 Student N.E.A. 3,45 Ty Cobb Scholarship 3,45 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. ROBERT C. WADE, Nashville, Tennessee, B.S.-Social Science-Physical Education, Church Usher 3,45 Circle K Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Dana Scholars 2,3,45 Physical Education Club 3,45 Student N.E.A. 35 Syrreb Literary Society l,2,3,45 Young Democrats 2,3,4, First Vice-President 4. fOAN WILDER, Aragon, Georgia, B.S.-Elementary Education-Social Science. DAVID MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Lake Worth, Florida, B.A.-Social Science-Business Administration-Political Science, Berry Singers 25 Concert Choir 3, President 35 Young Republicans 2,3, President 2, Vice- President3. FRANK C. WILSON, Chatsworth, Georgia, B.S.-Agriculture-Social Science, Agricultural Club 2,3,4, Reporter 35 Student N.E.A. 35 Syrreb Literary Society 1,Z,3,45 Y.M.C.A. 3,4. ll: ir M. LYNDA WIT71 Macon, Georgia, B.A.-English-Art, Cabin Log 2,3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Concert Choir l,2,3g Perry Anthony Memorial Schol- arship 4g Ruth L. Baird Art Awards l,2,3g Sara Elizabeth Stafford Schol- arship 3g South Winds 3. fENNIE LEE YOUNGER, Baltimore, Maryland, B.S.-Institutional Management-Social Science-General Science, Georgian Literary Society 1,2,3g Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Secretaryg Y.W.C.A. 1,2. f i 'X Jim Alford Rome, Georgia Avalene Anderson Hayesvxlle, North Carolina Martha Andrews Rome, Georgia William M. Babb Rome, Georgia zmiors Class qv 1967 Karolyn Ball Hapeville, Georgia June Bass Branford, Florida Mabel Bass Rome, Georgia Stanley Bedenbaugh Prosperity, South Carolina Gladys Bello Cienfuegos, Cuba Chandler Bennett Moultrie, Georgia Noel Benoit Pointe Claire, Canada Jean Benoy Smyrna, Georgia Scharlene Bolden Rome, Georgia Dewey Bowen LaGrange, Georgia 196 uniors Tommy Bowers Blairsville, Georgia Andrea Boyd Reidsville, Georgia Shirley Boyles Cedartown, Georgia Peggy Brown Homer, Georgia Kenneth Bruu Northport, New York james Buchanan Dallas, Georgia Sh a-ron Bush Buchanan, Georgia Jimmy Cagle Cartersville, Georgia Bill Cameron Rome, Georgia Pat Cannon Waycross, Georgia 197 . fri-Q , 'IK I N' arm! 45 ww f , ' ae i e , ff , . Raiford Cantrell Taylorsville, Georgia Carroll Carter Lumber City, Georgia jimmy Carney Thomasville, Georgia William Cash Clayton, Alabama Sallie Causey Rome, Georgia Giles Chapmanhlr. Pensacola, Florida Sanford Cheves Montezuma, Georgia Margaret Childs Oglethorpe, Georgia Judy Clark Rome, Georgia Randall Clark Clermont, Georgia 198 union Class M1967 Robert W. Clark South Boston, Virginia janett Cofer Washington, D.C. Larry Cone Thomasville, Georgia Juanita Coulter Chatsworth, Georgia Elaine Cox Colquitt, Georgia janet Cross Kensington, Georgia Al Currier Hendersonville, North Carolina Peggy Dalton Cleveland, Georgia Bobby Daniel Double Springs, Alabama Bill Daniell Dallas, Georgia I99 Frank Davis Meadows of Dan, Virginia Neill Davis Summerlown, Georgia john Day Pensacola, Florida Bob Dean Thomson, Georgia Sandra Delvers Macon, Georgia Marie Dempsey Rome, Georgia Johnny Dixon Ocoee, Tennessee Hugh Durden LaFayette, Georgia Kerry Epting Prosperity, South Carolina Ed Faglier Midville, Georgia 200 uniors Class QFIQ67 Lynn Faulkner Columbus, Georgia Chuck Forester Lithonia, Georgia Doug Forrester Gainesville, Georgia Margaret Forrester Mt. Airy, Georgia Carl Franklin Aurora, Indiana Lance Franklin Marietta, Georgia Verner Free Rome, Georgia Roger Freeman Pendleton, South Carolina Bobby Gaitanis Gainesville, Florida Tom Gaitanis Gainesville, Florida 201 -. ,- .mr Aw-f. is F 1- 5? A 92?- .1 'I .f 4. , ' L' 1. ,- R Lili vfx f x :swf X A it W.: Fifa, Q' 'P Y ,S 5:l5,'1-.3,l 'ff Mike Garrison Rome, Georgia Pat Gladfelter Atlanta, Georgia Linda Glover Bainbridge, Georgia Gayle Graviett Dallas, Georgia Nancy Green Lindale, Georgia Marlene Gregory jacksonville, Florida Alan Grimm Rome, Georgia Irene Gunter Leesville, South Carolina Guy Hall Rome, Georgia Bob Hayes Eau Gallic, Florida 202 uniors 1 I l I i 1 I Class ryf1967 Barbara Head Dalton, Georgia Charlene Head jacksonville, Florida Fred Hearn Macon, Georgia Barry Herring Cumming, Georgia Glenn Hess Rome, Georgia Sidney Highnote Douglasville, Georgia juanell Hindman McRae, Georgia jim Hinton Bogart, Georgia Becky Hobgood Cartersville, Georgia john Holbrook Austell, Georgia 203 William Holden Birmingham, Alabama james Hollingsworth Macon, Georgia Nancy Horne Tunnel Hill, Georgia Katherine Huggins Summerville, Georgia Joan Hughes Quitman, Georgia Wayne Hum Elberton, Georgia Pat jackson Rome, Georgia Sadiejenkins Leesburg, Georgia juanell Joiner Pascagoula, Mississippi Karen Kemp Buena Vista, Georgia 204 union' Class QFIQ67 Carole Keys Calhoun, Georgia Arlene Kinney Colquitt, Georgia Juanita Knight Calhoun, Georgia Sandra Koedyker Gary, Indiana James Leach Rome, Georgia Don Leachman Emerson, Georgia Larry Libby Waycross, Georgia Chip Limbrick Lindale, Georgia Sandra Lowry Summerville, Georgia Gloria Luther Albany, Georgia 205 Rick Mahan Chamblee, Georgia Nancy Martin Rome, Georgia Gerald Mason Campbellton, Florida Cathryn Maxey Summerville, Georgia Jim Maynor Shannon, Georgia Fred Mayo Wrightsville, Georgia Freddy McAllister Habersham, Georgia Wilmer McAllister Slocomb, Alabama Horton McCurdy Lakeland, Florida Annette McDufTee Rome, Georgia 206 union Class cfI967 Dwight McKinnon Douglas, Georgia George McKnight Live Oak, Florida Randall Medlock Rome, Georgia Garland Meeks Chattanooga, Tennessee Edwin Moore Armuchee, Georgia Lynette Moore Warner Robins, Georgia Sallie Moore Collins, Georgia Philip Morris Taylorsville, Georgia Shirene Mulford Quincy, Florida Paul Nealy Bellmore, New York 207 pw 'mb 1 I james Newman Savannah, Georgia Reba Ann Nichols Albany, Georgia Johnnie Noles Union City, Georgia Jean Osborn Rome, Georgia Texie Osborne Chilhowie, Virginia Bruce Parrish Kingsville, Maryland Tony Pilgrim Douglasville, Georgia Phillip Pollock Pelham, Georgia Don Presley Section, Alabama Harry Pugliese Cherry Hill, New jersey 208 unzbrs Class qf1957 Travis Ragsdale Preston, Georgia Elice Redden Rome, Georgia Luis Reyes Camaguey, Cuba Leon Rhodes Millen, Georgia Allan Richardson South Boston, Virginia Paul Robertson Dalton, Georgia . Faith Robinson jacksonville, Florida Michael Rogers Columbus, Georgia Stephen Rood Rome, Georgia Debby Ross West Palm Beach, Florida 209 Kenneth Rowell Cedartown, Georgia Kay Salmon Rome, Georgia Prudence Scales jacksonville, Florida Betty Selman Rome, Georgia Wheeler Shaver West Point, Georgia Martie Sheats Thomaston, Georgia Barbara Shiver Bainbridge, Georgia Tommy Shrouder Broxton, Georgia Nancy Simmons Bassett, Virginia Carolyn Smith Dalton, Georgia 210 union 'Y l in ll lass Cyp 1967 X. Helen Smith Oliver, Georgia Winifred Smith Gainesville, Georgia Stuart Sorrow Abbeville, South Carolina Ann Spears Rome, Georgia Robert Spencer LaFayette, Georgia Larry Stephens Ellijay, Georgia Josephine Stevens Atlanta, Georgia Judy Stuart Albany, Georgia Pamela Suchy Wood River, Illinois Ellen Thomas Trion, Georgia 211 .Imp , 1 H 4,.,- 'L 5? 131 E Richard Thomas Trion, Georgia joe Tolbert Cova, Virginia Sandra Trussell Rome, Georgia Dalton Tunstill Huntsville, Alabama Aubrey Turner Smithville, Tennessee Dorothy Vandiver Carnesville, Georgia Edward Vosburgh Sharon, Connecticut Dale Wade Rome, Georgia Norman Wade Nashville, Tennessee Eileen Wages Loganville, Georgia 212 union' Class cy'I967 Doris R. Walker Rome, Georgia Michael Walker Rome, Georgia Pat Warner Fort Walton Beach, F Penny Wettstein Live Oak, Florida Brenda Williams Oxford, Georgia Ben Willingham Decatur, Georgia johnny Wilson Apison, Tennessee Russell Wood Blackshear, Georgia Carol Wilson Shannon, Georgia Thomas Yearout LaFayette, Georgia 213 lorida Carol Adams Clarksville, Georgia Dennis Aderholt Villa Rica, Georgia Nancy Aiken Brooksville, Florida Clifford Baldowski Augusta, Georgia Vondell Ballard Dublin, Georgia Larry Barkley Cedar Bluff, Alabama Stephen Barnetle Lindale, Georgia Bobbie Baskin Atlanta, Georgia Clarke Belger Macon, Georgia Harold Bennett Calhoun, Georgia Charles Betts Warner Robins, Georgia Bud Bigelow Blue Ridge, Georgia Ruby Bishop Rome, Georgia Cecil Blair Leeds, Alabama Solblzomores Class M1968 214 lass qi 1968 Carlene Bloodworth Pelham, Georgia Sheryle Bolton Stone Mountain, Georgia Susan Boyd Tarpon Springs, Florida Carol Braden Adairsville, Georgia Lavada Brookins Atlanta, Georgia Fain Brooks Rome, Georgia Lester Brookshire, jr. Calhoun, Georgia Martha Browning Blairsville, Georgia Louise Buflington Rome, Georgia Charles Burdette Abbeville, South Carolina Nancy Iris Cagle Cartersville, Georgia Nancyjane Cagle Rome, Georgia Wilma Caines Hinesville, Georgia Barry Caldwell Bowdon, Georgia Buddy Canova Middleburg, Florida Robert Cashwell Lake Park, Florida Benny Cason Sparta, Georgia Kenneth Chastain Mineral Bluff, Georgia 2l5 . Y. ,, ,,,., ,- ,J V. .ix-3 5 . f I , .f A l ,Af A SQ, X of .1 53' 7: 25 'g ,. . f , 4 - y . - 1 lllli' 'lx' T if 'il' 'l H gli' ll' -in ,I ' f Bi i 'l ' ' g f l 1 , H .!!.,--, , , -. if gm M Gigfgh 1 ,fla g Vi. l' 1 Q ' ' - Ag AAA W gif? , I' , .gg A - ll ik Y -4 ' i , iii , .R if 'J ,f fx, , we v 1 5' ,1 ,, -K Marjorie Childs Ideal, Georgia jason Clements Decatur, Georgia Ann Coalson Rome, Georgia Glynelle Cook Summerville, Georgia Harry Cook Geneva, Georgia Walter Copeland LaFayette, Georgia Pat Corbin Atlanta, Georgia Mike Cordle Rome, Georgia Richard Crawford Rocky Face, Georgia Ellen Currier Hendersonville, North Carolina Linda Davis Guyton, Georgia Thomas Davis Waycross, Georgia jane Dawkins Warner Robins, Georgia Ted Dean Midway ,Georgia Sue Dell Newton, Alabama Kaye Dellinger Bishop, Georgia Henry Doolin Rome, Georgia Robert Dorsey Orange Park, Florida 216 Soplzomores fx l t Class If 1968 Kay Doss Rome, Georgia Annette Eaton Madison, Georgia David Edwards Galax, Virginia Betty Elrod Gainesville, Georgia Wayne Ermingcr jacksonville, Florida Claudia Etheridge jonesboro, Georgia Emma Fears Monticello, Georgia Lorraine Fincher Norfolk, Virginia Alfred Fletcher Rome, Georgia james Fletcher Rome, Georgia Johnnie Fowler Rome, Georgia Billy Fricks Birmingham, Alabam james Frost Fort Payne, Alabama jannette Fussell Wray, Georgia Eddie Gardner 21 Rock Hill, South Carolina Helen Gauntt Oxford, Georgia Mike Gazaway Dalton, Georgia Billy Goodwin Orangeburg, South Carolina 217 'an' S Shirley Grace Lyons, Georgia Phyllis Graham Rome, Georgia Susan Gresham Rome, Georgia Anita Griffin Rome, Georgia Rodger Grimm Stahlstown, Pennsylvania Patsy Grindle Murrayville, Georgia Sherry Guyton Rome, Georgia james Hairston Section, Alabama Shelor Hall Rome, Georgia Val Hallman Thomaston, Georgia Mary Hallum Titusville, Florida joe Haluski Columbus, Georgia Elaine Hamilton Rome, Georgia Evelyn Hamilton Rome, Georgia Glenda Haney Rome, Georgia Randy Hardin Rome, Georgia John Harkness Jackson, Georgia Mae Harrell McRae, Georgia 218 Solbhomores Class M1968 Charles Harris Cartersville, Georgia james Hatcher Mount Berry, Georgia Wayne Hawkins Rockmart, Georgia Ronnie Hibbs Mount Berry, Georgia Lloyd Hinman jacksonville, Florida joe Holloman Austell, Georgia David Houston Rome, Georgia Diane Irwin East Point, Georgia Barbara Ivey Gainesville, Georgia Helen Jessup Lyons, Georgia Tommyjohnson Rome, Georgia Ann Johnston Summerville, Georgia Suejohnston Summerville, Georgia Mell Jones Meansville, Georgia Rogerjones jacksonville, Florida Gailjordan Fairmount, Georgia Rebecca Kendrick Dayton, Ohio Mike Kirby West Palm Beach, Florida 219 9,9 8 ' A Lfisfelax W -a l 5' 1 if xi ' .Al f. -a -1, 1.-F Michael Kirkland Rome, Georgia Janette Knowles Rome, Georgia jack LaDue jacksonville, Florida Millard Laney Rome, Georgia Vivi Lard Florence, Alabama Sheila LaRue Lindale, Georgia Morris Lemmings Rome, Georgia KI udy Lester Grifiin, Georgia Marshall Lewis Summerville, Georgia Joyce Lemons Cleveland, Tennessee Terry Lingerfelt Gainesville, Georgia Dan Lipscomb Washington, D.C. Edward Long Albany, Georgia Mark Ludington Avon Park, Florida Alana Lydick Byesville, Ohio jackie Lynn Greenville, South Carolina Phil Malone Dalton, Georgia Erskine Martin Alto, Georgia 220 Soplzomores Class Q' 1968 Robert Martin Climax, Georgia Patricia Massingill Dalton, Georgia Terry Maxwell LaGrange, Georgia Dannette McCulley Gadsden, Alabama Sonny McDonald Milton, Florida Carol McElroy Fairmount, Georgia Darden McGlothlin Meridian, Mississippi jackie McHan Mineral Bluff, Georgia Nadine McLendon Blue Ridge, Georgia Mike Meier Mt. Berry, Georgia Clinton Miller Pavo, Georgia james Minyard Eastanollee, Georgia Roland Mole Warner Robins, Georgia Elbert Morris Stone Mountain, Georgia Wesley Mullins Ringgold, Georgia Kenji N akamoto Osaka,japan Frank New Taisei Taiwan, China Tommy Nichols Mineral BluH', Georgia 221 'l is if Q A ,wg g f- - A A Q3 9 , YP' A ..i 5? ' ' . ,,- l 5 Ns. 7 l.. ff I I r' V l ly, i l' Yi Billy Nicholson Rome, Georgia Jean Nix Cleveland, Georgia Tommy Nowling Clewiston, Florida Wanda Orr Trion, Georgia jose Ortega Cuba Johnny Owens Tamassee, South Carolina Nancy Ozment Rome, Georgia Francis Palmer Walhalla, South Carolina Brenda Palmer Trion, Georgia jonathan Payment Atlanta, Georgia Harriett Payne Chatsworth, Georgia David Paysinger jacksonville, Florida Gonzalo Pena Bogota, Colombia Carol Perry Commerce, Georgia Glenn Phillips Valley Head, Alabama Hilda Pierce Rome, Georgia Cherry Pike Louisville, Georgia Ronald Plunkett Summerville, Georgia 222 Solbhomores C Class gf 1968 julia Pouncy Macon, Georgia james Register College Park, Maryland Beth Rice Cashiers, North Carolina Marlene Ricks Conyers, Georgia Donald Robinson Pelham, Georgia Lemuel Robitzsch Fitzgerald, Georgia Marcia Rollins Auburn, Alabama jimmy Sanders Union, South Carolina Susan Schellenger Gurnee, Illinois Annette Seay Canton, Georgia Ronnie Senger Manchester, Georgia Charlotte Shaver Hot Springs, Virginia johnny Shaw LaFayette, Georgia Kay Shaw Honea Path, South Carolina Elaine Skelton t Rome, Georgia Evelyn Smith Rome, Georgia james Smith Tallapoosa, Georgia Carolyn Stacks Lancester, South Carolina 223 Robert Stanley jacksonville, Florida Sidney Stephens Atlanta, Georgia Ethel Stowe Trion, Georgia Eugenia Strickland Dallas, Georgia George Strickland LaFayette, Georgia Ronald Strickland Calhoun, Georgia Dorothy Teague Cragford, Alabama Sonya Terry Rome, Georgia Sally Thompson Smyrna, Georgia Trish Tompkins Rome, Georgia Cheryl Truelove Murrayville, Georgia Robert Tucker Bunnell, Florida Ranice Tune Decatur, Alabama Lucian Turner Aurora, Indiana Bobby Vann Rome, Georgia Malvin Vaughn Washington, Georgia, Wylene Vickers Waycross, Georgia Lynette Wagner Rome, Georgia 224 Sophomores Class qf1968 Butch Warren Atlanta, Georgia Susan Weaver Marianna, Florida David Webb Silver Creek, Georgia Claudette West Kingston, Georgia Marcus L. Whatley Auburn, Alabama Richard Wheeler Warner Robins, Georgia Brenda Wigley Rockmart, Georgia jim Wiley Sycamore, Georgia Benny Williams Springfield, Georgia Roger Williams Lake Worth, Florida Delores Williamson Pelham, Georgia Sheryl Windham Dublin, Georgia Larry Wise Lindale, Georgia Max Woodruff Mobile, Alabama Alan Woody Smyrna, Georgia Fred Wright Rome, Georgia Margaret Wright Bainbridge, Georgia Pedro Zuazo Somerville, New jersey 225 Bill Abernathy Woodstock, Georgia Robin Adams Raleigh, North Carolina Vellmon Adams Somerset, Kentucky Pat Akins Rome, Georgia Donna Aldridge Rome, Georgia Crystal Allen Eastman, Georgia Sharon Anderson Rome, Georgia Forest Arnold Baxley, Georgia Monty Austin Chattanooga, Tennessee joe Aycock Rome, Georgia F reida Bailey Calhoun, Georgia Larry Bailey Arlington, Georgia jess Baker LaFayette, Georgia Robert Baldridge Dalton, Georgia William Ballenger Summerville, Georgia F reslzmen, Class 0 1969 Class M1969 Audrey Barrett Walhalla, South Carolina Dickie Barton Rome, Georgia William Beasley Elberton, Georgia Barbara Beiswenger Eufaula, Alabama Stephanie Belew F orest' Park, Georgia Bill Bending Joliet, Illinois Lanier Bennett Marietta, Georgia Barbara Jo Berg Marietta, Georgia joan Billingsley Cedartown, Georgia Nolan Bishop East Point, Georgia Gary Black Summerville, Georgia Gil Black Marietta, Georgia W. C. Blackmon Cedartown, Georgia Gayle Blackwell Rome, Georgia Charles Blalock Lindale, Georgia David Bodick Stamford, Connecticut Donald Boudick Stamford, Connecticut Mary Ann Bonds Birmingham, Alabama Michael Borders Fayetteville, Georgia Belvin Boswell Hogansville, Georgia Larry Bowen Smyrna, Georgia Mike Bowen Rome, Georgia Joyce Bowman LaFayette, Georgia Nancy Bowman Pompano Beach, Florida 227 gm- ilxj Virginia Bragg, Moultrie, Georgia Lamar Brantley Waycross, Georgia Rodger Brewster Newnan, Georgia J. W. Bridges Armuchee, Georgia Stephen Brister Cumming, Georgia Randy Broadaway Lindale, Georgia Wayne Brown Rome, Georgia Barbara Bryant Dalton, Georgia Angela Butler East Point, Georgia Patsy Butler Cartersville, Georgia Jimmie Byington Forest Park, Georgia Joy Byington Forest Park, Georgia William Caldwell Ocilla, Georgia johnny Campbell Taylorsville, Georgia Vivian Cardos Easton, Pennsylvania Jerry Carroll Toccoa, Georgia Thomas Carroll Sanford, Florida Tim Carter Surrency, Georgia Linda Carver Decatur, Georgia Ricky Causey Rome, Georgia Paul Caylor Dalton, Georgia jackie Chapman Rome, Georgia Mike Chapman Fort Valley, Georgia Shirley Chasteen Mineral Bluff, Georgia 228 lass qf 1969 Dotty Clark Alamo, Georgia Royce Clay Rome, Georgia james Cobb Colquitt, Georgia Margaret Cochran Gainesville, Georgia Donald Collins Islamorada, Florida Janet Collins Blue Ridge, Georgia Carolyn Comer Rome, Georgia Rodney Connell Marietta, Georgia Phoebe Cook Bremen, Georgia Don Corbett Wagener, South Carolina Greg Cordle Rome, Georgia Larry Covington Alpharetta, Georgia David Cox Rome, Georgia Phyllis Crews Gallatin, Tennessee Shirley Crosnoe Jackson, Tennessee Stephen Culberson Rome, Georgia Sherilyn Cunningham Cassville, Georgia Rodney Daniel Chattanooga, Tennessee Patsy Davison Cartersville, Georgia janet Davidson Decatur, Georgia Gary Davis Atlanta, Georgia Kenny Davis Clinton, Kentucky Paulette Davis Lindale, Georgia David Dean Gadsden, Alabama 229 'w '19-xi' Q XX 'J F. --Q K-a ,,' ff W ev 2 - .' 's 'Q 4 w N . Y - . nk. .. 2... wg- . 5 -sf. . ,Y-' ' -' KW ,r - 1 1' U., .53 ' f T ' i U . -!1, - . , Q, I ?,y Ashley Dekle Cairo, Georgia jean Dempsey Rome, Georgia Herant Der Sarkissian Abadan, Iran Joanne Dial Rome, Georgia Cherri Dickerson Oak Ridge, Tennessee Elmer Dillingham Lindale, Georgia Mary Alice Doster Summerville, Georgia Carol Dover Ellijay, Georgia jed Dunbar Chester, South Carolina Neala Duncan Knoxville, Tennessee Wayne Dunn Conyers, Georgia Dale Durrance Forest Park, Georgia Faye Dyar Alamo, Georgia Larry Dyer Blue Ridge, Georgia Tommy Easterling Anniston, Alabama Beth Edwards Camilla, Georgia David Ellis Dalton, Georgia Richard Ely Rome, Georgia Dorsey Emmerich Lothian, Maryland William Epps Dallas, Georgia Douglas Eubank Macon, Georgia Delores F acette Decatur, Georgia Marvin Farrar Dalton, Georgia Ronnie Feaster Lowrys, South Carolina 230 Freshmen f ti' -3, in ,. ll . - if ag,-'sie' 5 l , I., l,I Class qF1969 Charles Ferguson Decatur, Georgia Marilyn Fite Plainville, Georgia Ronnie Flowers Social Circle, Georgia Anne Ford Rome, Georgia Larry Ford Armuchee, Georgia David Forrester Mt. Airy, Georgia Earleen Fowler Archer, Florida Greg Franklin Blue Ridge, Georgia Donna Frazier Florence, Alabama Charles Frost Rome, Georgia Deloy Fuquea Kensignton, Georgia Linda Gaston Rome, Georgia Patricia Gaston Lindale, Georgia Harvey Gilbert Rome, Georgia Joyce Gladin Milledgeville, Georgia Mack Godfrey Dalton, Georgia Judy Grace Rome, Georgia Diane Grahm Rome, Georgia Nancy Green Rockmart, Georgia Judy Haggard Rome, Georgia Robert Hale Macon, Georgia Norris Hall LaFayette, Georgia Nancy Hambrick Sarasota, Florida Timothy Hamilton Stonypoint, New York 231 i' Gary Hamlett Canton, North Carolina james Hammond Atlanta, Georgia Douglas Hampton Galax, Virginia James Hardin Rome, Georgia Kathleen Havrilla Huntsville, Alabama Eddy Hawkins Crossville, Alabama Barbara Hayes Dalton, Georgia Diane Hayes Trion, Georgia Robert Heany Atlanta, Georgia Maxine Henderson jacksonville, Florida Anna Herd Greensburg, Indiana Kasper Hines Memphis, Tennessee Joyce Holder Rossville, Georgia Richard Hollingsworth Rome, Georgia Larry Holton Warner Robins, Georgia Tommy Honeycutt Dalton, Georgia Charles Hood Collinsville, Alabama Phyllis Hood Kingston, Georgia Claude Hooper, jr. Centre, Alabama Elvin Hunnel Rome, Georgia Freda Hunt Calhoun, Georgia Alison Hyde Miami, Florida Dennis Hyde Chamblee, Georgia Sharon Ingle jonesville, Virginia 232 Freshmen N Q lass qf1969 Larry Ivey Hapeville, Georgia Claudiajackson Calhoun, Georgia William Jackson Cartersville, Georgia Jackjames Butler, Georgia Baughn jenkins Leesburg, Georgia Caroljohnson Middletown, New Jersey Sharon Johnson Rome, Georgia Sharonjohnson Oak Ridge, Tennessee Virgil johnson Whigham, Georgia Carolyn jones Kingston, Georgia Gailjones Lincolnton, Georgia Waynejorclan Douglas, Georgia jerryklunkins Dalton, Georgia ja na -Iurczyk Rome, Georgia Lennie Kaczetow jacksonville, Florida Angelyn Kay Lindale, Georgia Richard Kendrick Dalton, Georgia Kitty Kent LaGrange, Georgia Becky Kilgore Gadsden, Alabama Leanne Killin Smyrna, Georgia Mike Kizziah Rome, Georgia Ray Knight Eastman, Georgia Larry Lang Cumming, Georgia Gerry Law Rome, Georgia 233 J. T. Leachman Cartersville, Georgia Sharon Ledbetter Summerville, Georgia Ann Lee Savannah, Georgia David Lewis Folkston, Georgia Trish Lipscomb Fairfax, Virginia Bennie Lowe McCormick, South Carolina Bob Luke Bogart, Georgia Phyllis McClendon 'Rockmart, Georgia Allen McCullough Rome, Georgia Laura McDonald Groveland, Florida james McElroy Greensburg, Pennsylvania Linda Mclntosh Jasper, Florida Evelyn Mclnvale jacksonville, Florida jane McKenzie Rome, Georgia James McKinney Decatur, Georgia David McRae LaFayette, Georgia William McWhorter Chatsworth, Georgia Hall Macy Jacksonville, Florida Lynda Mallon Alexandria, Virginia Claire Mangham Jackson, Georgia james Martin Atlanta, Georgia Margaret Mashburn Canton, Georgia Larry Maxey Rome, Georgia Perry Maxey Armuchee, Georgia 234 l Q X if , 'fi i ' g fr Q al if Et. ji g.g --:- F reslzm en l L Q Pi L Class cf 1969 Patti Mercer Leicester, Massachusetts Nancy Merk Warner Robins, Georgia Dee Miller Decatur, Georgia Ray Miller jacksonville, Florida Emily Milstead Rome, Georgia Sheila Molter Bradenton, Florida Aldo Monasterio Valencia, Venezuela Dale Moon Marietta, Georgia Connie Moorman Dublin, Georgia Marlyn Morgan Rossville, Georgia Douglas Morris Cartersville, Georgia Walter Motes Cedartown, Georgia Victor Mulinix Kingston, Georgia Elaine Mulkey Maitland, Florida Mark Mulrain Berkeley Heights, New jersey Randy Murchison Macon, Georgia Marsha Myer Leesburg, Florida Teruko Nakamoto Hiroshimaulapan Judy Neely Fairburn, Georgia Larry Newton jacksonville, Florida Neil Nolan Jacksonville, Florida Bill Nunnally Watkinsville, Georgia Laura Ogle Orlando, Florida Lucia Oldham Rome, Georgia 235 Betty Osborne Decatur, Georgia Dan Oswald Casper, Wyoming David Owens Rome, Georgia Stanley Owens jacksonville, Florida Vann Owens Chattanooga, Tennessee Beth Owensby Murrayville, Georgia Fred Pace Newport, Tennessee jeffrey Papp Mentor, Ohio Frank Parham Summerville, Georgia Hugh Parker Jacksonville, Florida Sandra Parris Rome, Georgia Gene Payne Rossville, Georgia Sherry Payne Rome, Georgia Geraldine Pearson Piedmont, Alabama Jane Peppers Rome, Georgia Ron Peterson Atlanta, Georgia Reginald Petty Rome, Georgia Johnny Phillips Damascus, Georgia Beverly Philpot Rockmart, Georgia Danney Pickard Cartersville, Georgia Norma Polson West Palm Beach, Florida Wayne Pool Fayetteville, Tennessee Diane Poole Rome, Georgia Flo Popp jacksonville, Florida 236 Freshmen Carole Presley Rome, Georgia Joanne Presley Greenville, Tennessee Doug Price Brookville, Indiana Bobby Pryor Atlanta, Georgia Dianne Puthofl' Hialeah, Florida Carol Putnam Englewood, Florida jimmy Raines Rydal, Georgia jenny Rainwater Rome, Georgia Sheila Rawls Quincy, Florida Fred Rhoades Avon Park, Florida Steve Rice Cedartown, Georgia Mary Richardson LaGrange, Georgia W. G. Richardson Dalton, Georgia Stephen Rife Lake City, Tennessee ,lane Ritch Aragon, Georgia Penny Roberts Rome, Georgia Sandra Robertson Trenton, New Jersey Barbara Robinson Cedartown, Georgia jerry E. Robinson Waco, Georgia jerry M. Robinson Macon, Georgia Patricia Robinson Walhalla, South Carolina Anthony Romans 1 LaFayette, Georgia ,Ian Ross Rome, Georgia Jessie Ross Pasadena, Texas Class cyF1969 Barbara Ruby Sykesville, Maryland Allen Sheldon Cave Spring, Georgia Tim Rudeseal Clermont, Georgia Eloisa Sacerio Havana, Cuba jimmy Sailors Tallapoosa, Georgia Sally Schwartz Sykesville, Maryland Cheryl Scott Camden, South Carolina Richard Scott Rome, Georgia Tommy Scott Atlanta, Georgia Chris Searcey Dalton, Georgia Mike Seymour Westminster, South Carolina john Shahan LaFayette, Georgia Danny Shelnutt LaGrange, Georgia Walter Sherman Clemson, South Carolina Thomas Shim Seoul, Korea Howard Shipman Rosman, North Carolina Steve Shivers Franklin, Georgia jeanie Slatton Bone Cave, Tennessee Gloria Sledge Seville, Florida Nancy Smallwood Rome, Georgia Bobby Smith Butler, Georgia Charles Smith Rome, Georgia Danny Smith Atlanta, Georgia Herb Smith Conyers, Georgia 238 ., I vu' I if L F reslzm en i l by 1. A ' li li F 7 4' l 6 to , f , f' 1 -- gt f 4. 7? it it Class H1969 Laura Smith Gastonia, North Carolina Norman Smith Atlanta, Georgia Robert H. Smith Thomasville, Georgia Wayne Smith jacksonville, Florida Carol Snedeker Winter Park, Florida Brenda Sneecl Englewood, Tennessee Rethia Spence Summerville, Georgia Sharon Spivey Gainesville, Florida Marjorie Stark New York City, New York Linda Steele Ringgold, Georgia Wayne Stepowany Trenton, Newjersey Ronny Stewart Jacksonville, Florida Garry Stowe Rome, Georgia Jerry Stowe Covington, Georgia Sharon Studard Pasadena, Texas Ruth Sullens Gainesville, Georgia Roark Summerford Cordele, Georgia jacquelin Sutton St. Simons Island, Georgia Penny Sutton Adairsville, Georgia Becky Taglioli Rome, Georgia Doris Talley South Boston, Virginia Barbara Taylor Rome, Georgia Brenda Terrell Concord, Georgia jimmy Terrell LaGrange, Georgia 239 1 t 1' A , gtwgt In .l 4,1 HW . . . ' NQ.Ta1,,ffaX, diff ' .7 .'7ff,-1:': i'iL-.5-IE' -f E. -.':45.,u- ' s J3 :v- ffl: ' 'i ' -,',,,.:a - Q' 4 ,gr t '1. lg:f-may 'f' 2- ' 1- - g Zh 'Gri- ef fe' wifi Wat -Y Larry Thornton Elkton, Maryland Frances Thurmond Cleveland, Georgia Nancy Timmons Summerville, Georgia Raylene Tindell Babson Park, Florida Phyllis Tinney Rome, Georgia Billy Todd Jacksonville, Florida Michael Toney Dover, Delaware Carroll Traynham Gray Court, South Carolina Bruce Treadway Dunwoody, Georgia Gary Trimm Chamblee, Georgia Charles Trotter Rome, Georgia Ray Tucker LaFayette, Georgia Delos Tull Waycross, Georgia james Tumblin Rome, Georgia Dennis Turner Aurora, Indiana Wanda Tyler Franklin, North Carolina Janice Vann Trenton, Georgia Becky Vincent Cedartown, Georgia Axel Viso Maracaibo, Venezuela james Vroom Marietta, Georgia Sheila Wade Armuchee, Georgia Faye Wagner Rome, Georgia Linda Diane Wardlow Whippany, New jersey Barbara Watkins Woodstock, Georgia 240 Freshmen 452+ ' r t , N 4 H f, f' jg X-av Sandy Wedow Atlanta, Georgia Deborah Weinischke Fort Lauderdale, Florida Steven Walls Cedartown, Georgia Reid West Andrews, North Carolina Cova Wetzel Babson Park, Florida David Wheeler Auburn, Georgia john Wheeler Marietta, Georgia Tony Wheeler Cumming, Georgia Penny White McRae, Georgia Suzanne White Rome, Georgia Steve Wilkin Atlanta, Georgia Danny Williams Rentz, Georgia lean Williams Rome, Georgia Cathy Wilson Tampa, Florida Diana Wilson Lake Wales, Florida Sylvia Wilson Ellabelle, Georgia Tammy Wilson Franklin, North Carolina Travis Wilson Stone Mountain, Georgia Freda Wiseman Rome, Georgia Barbara Wood Rome, Georgia Herman Worsley Colquitt, Georgia Ann Wright Jacksonville, Florida Byron Yancey Albany, Georgia joan Yother LaFayette, Georgia Cm j1969 W' ft X' if H i i I F n Abernathy, William, 226 Adams, Carol, 214 Adams, Robin, 226 Adams, Verlmon, 226 Aderholt, Dennis, 214 Akbay, Oktay, 103,l06,142,143,174 Akers, Samuel, 109,132,142,174 Aiken, Nancy, 214 Akins, Patricia, 226 Aldridge, Donna, 226 Alford,jim, 195 Allen, Carolyn, 174 Allen, Caulion, 118,174 Allen, Crystal, 226 Allen, Ronald, 142 Anderson Anderson Anderson , Avalene, 101,123,195 , Fred, 105,109,174 ,james, 142,174 Anderson, Sharon, 226 Andrews, Martha, 93,105,125,195 Arnold, Beverly, 97,123,174 Arnold, Forest, 226 Arp, Daniel, 166 Arp, Nona M., 174 Austinhlames, 226 Aycockhjoseph, 226 Ayer,jerome, 166 Babb, Kathryn, 175 Babb, William, 195 Baigoomain, Verzh, 103 Bailey, Darrell, 175 Bailey, Freda, 226 Bailey, Larry, 226 Bailey, Mary, 175 Bakerhjess, 226 Baldowski, C. E., 114,117,214 Baldridge, Robert, 226 Ball, Karolyn, 100,196 Ballard,ganette, 175 Ballard, ondell, 214 Ballenger, Benny, 226 Barbee, Benjamin, 175 Barkley, Larry, 214 Barnette, Stephen, 102,104,105,214 Barrett, Audrey, 227 Bartlett, Howard, 106,142,175 Barton, Dickie, 227 Baskin, Bobbyj., 214 Bass,june, 105,196 Bass, Mabel, 105,196 Battles, Virginia, 175 Beardenhjames, 160 Beasley, William, 227 Becker, Donald, 109,125,127,175 Bedenbaugh, Harold, 196 Beiswanger, Barbara, 227 Belew, Stephanie, 227 Belger, Clark, 214 Bell, Kay, 176 Bello, Gladys, 103,196 Bending, William, 227 Bengston, Henning, 147 Bennett, Chandler, 196 Bennett, Harold, 214 Bennett, Lanier, 227 Bennett, Wanda, 32,116,117,123,176 Benoit, Noel, 196 Benoyhjean, 100,105,125,196 Benson, William, 125 Berg, Barbara, 227 Betts, Charles, 105,214 Bigelow, Bud, 214 Billingsleyhjoan, 227 Bishop, Nolan, 125,127,129,227 Bishop, Ruby, 214 Bius, Danny, 32,105,176 Black, Gary, 227 Black, Gil, 227 Blackmon, W. C., 227 Blackwell, Gayle, 227 Blair, Cecil, 214 Blalock, Charles, 227 Bloodworth, Carlene, 215 Bodick, David, 227 Bodick, Donald, 227 Student Index Bolden, Scharlene, 196 Bolten, Sheryle, 215 Bonds, Mary Ann, 93,227 Borders, Bruce, 142,144 Borders, Michael, 227 Boswell, Belvin, 125,227 Bowen, Dewey, 114,196 Bowen, Larry, 227 Bowen, Michael, 227 Bowers, Tommy, 97,197 Bowman,Joyce, 227 Bowman, Nancy, 227 Boyd, Andrea, 105,120,121,197 Boyd, Susan, 215 Boyles, Shirley, 197 Boynton, Neil, 176 Braden, Carol, 125,215 Bragg, Virginia, 102,228 Brannonhjoann, 176 Brannon, Robert, 149,160 Brantley, Lamar, 228 Brewster, Roger, 228 Bridges, james W., 228 Bridges, Thomas, 176 Brigham, Herb, 125,127 Brister, Stephen, 228 Broadaway, Randy, 228 Brookins, Lavada, 215 Brooks, Fain, 215 Brookshire, Lester, 112,123,215 Broome, Linda, 176 Brown, Peggy, 105,197 Brown, Wayne, 228 Browning, Martha, 215 Bruu, Kenneth, 197 Bryant, Barbara, 228 Bryner, Renald, 149,176 Buchanan, james, 98,197 Buckner,judy, 177 Buflington, Louise, 215 Burdett, Charles, 215 Bush, Sharon, 197 Butler, Angela, 228 Butler, Patricia, 125,129,228 Byingtonhjimmie, 125,127,228 Byingtonhloy, 125,127,228 Caglehjimmy,112,125,127,197 Cagle, Nancy I., 125,215 Cagle, Nancyj., 92,93,101,107,135,215 Caines, Wilma, 48,52,107,215 Caldwell, Barry, 215 Caldwell, William, 228 Cameron, William, 197 Campbellhjohn, 149,228 Cannon, Patricia, 105,197 Canova, Louis, 215 Cantrell, Raiford, 94,97,112,114,1l7,198 Cantrell, Rufus, 97,114,117,177 Cardos, Vivian, 109,228 Carlson, Don, 177 Carneykjimmy, 198 Carrollxjerry, 228 Carroll, Thomas, 122,228 Carter, Carroll, 92,93,104,105,198 Carter, Geraldine, 105 Carter, Timothy, 228 Carver, Linda, 228 Cash, William, 118 Cashwell, Robert, 198,215 Cason, Benny, 215 Causey, Rickey, 228 Causey, Sue, 198 Caylor, Paul, 228 Chambers, Walter, 163 Chapman, Giles, 94,104,198 Chapmanhjacqueline, 228 Chapman, Michael, 228 Chastain, Kenneth, 101,105,215 Chasteen, Shirley, 228 Cheves, Sanford, 98,198 Childs, Margaret, 48,100,198 Childs, Marjorie, 105,112,216 Clark, Dorothy, 229 Clarkhjudith, 198 Clark, Randall, 198 243 Clark, Robert, 101,104,199 Clay, Royce, 229 Clementshjason, 216 Coalson, Martha, 216 Cobb,james H., 229 Cochran, Margaret, 229 Cofer, ulanett, 199 Collins, Donald, 229 C0llins,Janet, 125,229 Collins, Peggy, 157 Comegys, Alex, 177 Comer, Carolyn, 229 Conehjerry, 97,107 Cone, Larry, 97,199 Connell, Rodney, 229 Cook, Glynelle, 216 Cook, Harry, 97,216 Cook, Phoebe, 229 Copeland, Walter, 106,216 Corbett, Don, 229 Corbitt, Patricia, 216 Cordle, Greg, 229 Cordle, Michael, 216 Coulterhjuanita, 199 Covington, Larry, 229 Cox, Brendel, 160,177 Cox, David, 229 Cox, Elaine, 199 Cox, William, 177 Crawford, Richard, 106,216 Crews, Phyllis, 229 Cromer, Patricia, 54 Cromer, William, 105 Crosnoe, Shirley, 125,229 Cross,,Ianet, 107,199 Crowell, Ursula, 177 Culberson, Glenda, 177 Culberson, Stephen, 229 Cunnyngham, Sherilyn, 229 Currier, Al, 199 Currier, Ellen, 216 Dalton, Peggy, 102,116,117,199 Daniel, Bobby G., 160,199 Daniel,jimmy, 178 Daniel, Rodney, 229 Daniell, Billy, 199 Davidson,Janet, 52,229 Davidson, Patricia, 229 Davis, Frank, 104,105,118,130,134',200 Davis, Gary, 229 Davis, Kenneth, 149,229 Davis, Linda, 216 Davis, Neill, 101,200 Davis, Paulette, 229 Davis, Thomas, 216 Dawkins,jane, 94,125,216 Day,john, 200.247 Dean, David, 229 Dean, Robert, 200 Dean, Ted, 216 Dees, Peter, 149,166,178 Dekle, Ashley, 125,127,230 DeLeeuw, Lewis, 32,105,108,112,130,178 Dellinger, Kay, 216 Dell, Sue, 216 Delvers, Sandra, 200 Dempsey, jean, 230 Dempsey, Marie, 105,200 DerSarkissian, Herant, 103,230 Dial,Joanne, 230 Dickerson, Cherri, 230 Dickerson, Sandra, 34,178 Dillingham, E. L., 230 Dixon,johnny, 106,107,149,166,200 Dixon, Ruby, 178 Dobbs,,Stella, 178 Dolven,Petra, 178 Donahue, Bennie, 106 Doolins, Henry, 216 Dorsey, Robert, 216 Doss, Kay,,.217 Doster, Mary, 125,230 Douglas, Elmo, 125,127,179 Dover, Carol, 230 Dover, George, 106,142,178 lrwin, Dukes, Bennie, 149 Dunbar,James, 93,230 Duncan, Neala, 230 Dunn, Wayne, 230 Durden, Hugh, 98,200 Durrance, Dale, 230 Dyar, Faye, 230 Dyer, Larry, 97,230 Eagerton, Carolyn, 179 Easterling, Tommy, 122,230 Eaton, Annette, 217 Jackson, 33,102,104,105,160,179 Edwards, Beth, 230 Edwards, Charles, 160 Edwards, David, 217 Edwards, Randall, 179 Ellington, Ellis, David, 230 Elmore, Marion, 179 Elrod, Betty, 105,112,217 Ely, Richard, 230 Emmerich, Harry, 97,230 Epps, William, 230 Epting, Kerry, 200 Erminger, Wayne, l00,125,127,217 Etheridge, Claudia, 217 Eubank, Douglas, 230 Evans, William, 107,179 Facette, Delores, 230 Faglier, Edward, 200 Farrar, Marvin, 230 Faulkner, Lynn, 132,201 Fergin, Danny, 179 Fears, Emma, 112,116,217 Feaster, Ronnie, 230 Ferguson, Charles, 231 Ferris, Barbara, 125,127,179 Field, Priscilla, 33,105,108,l80 Fincher, Lorraine, 217 Fite, Carey, 98,99,180 Fite, Marilyn, 231 Fletcher, Alfred, 125,129,217 Fletcher,Jimmy, 217 Florence, Celeste, 180 Flowers, Ronnie, 231 Floyd, Patricia, 34,94,l05,180 Ford, Ann, 231 Ford, Larry, 231 Forester, Clyde, 201 Forrester, David, 98,231 Forrester, Douglas, 201 Forrester, Margaret, 201 Fortenberry, Walter, 180 Fowler, Earleen, 231 Fowler,Johnny, 217 Franklin, Carl, 104,118,201 Franklin, Gregory, 231 Franklin, Lance, 201 Frazier, Donna, 231 Free, Verner, 101,201 Freeman, Roger, 101,121,201 Fricks, William, 217 Frost, David, 231 Frost,James, 217 Fullington, Emory, 35,104,108,180,101 Fuquea, Delay, 231 Fussell,Jannette, 217 Futch, Ronnie, 142,180 Gaitanis, Robert, 201 Gaitanis, Tom, 201 Gardner, Eddie, 93,104,217 Garrison, Mike, 202 Gaston, Linda, 231 Gaston, Patricia, 231 Gauntt, Helen, 60,125,217 Gazaway, Mike, 142,217 Gilbert, Harvey, 231 Gilbert, Tim, 180 Gladfelter, Pat, 125,127,202 Gladin, Joyce, 231 Glass, Charles, 160 Glover, Linda, 202 Godfrey, Mack, 149,231 Gohe, Judith, 181 Goodwin, Billy, 217 Grace,Judy, 231 Grace, Shirley, 112,218 Graham, Diane, 231 Graham, Phyllis, 218 Graviett, Gayle, 202 Green, Nancy, G., 202 Green, Nancy L., 231 Gregory, Marlene, 100,105,202 Gresham, Susan, 49,157,218 Griffin, Alan, 202 Griffin, Anita, 218 Grimm, Rodger, 218 Grindle, Patsy, 218 Gunter, Irene, 105,117,202 Guy,James, 112,181 Guyton, Sandra, 101,125,127,181 Guyton, Sherry, 218 Guyton, Patrick, 181 Haggard,Judy, 157,231 Hagge, Grant, 181 Hairston,James, 105,160,218 Hale, Robert, 231 Hall, Guy, 166,202 Hall, Norris, 231 Hall, Shelor, 218 Hallman, Val, 106,163,218 Hallum, Mary, 218 Haluski,Joe, 105,218 Hambrick, Nancy 231 Hamilton, Elaine, 157,218 Hamilton, Evelyn, 218 Hamilton, Timothy, 98,231 Hamlett, Gary, 232 Hammond,James, 232 Hampton, Lee, 232 Haney, Glenda, 218 Hardin, Randy, 218 Hardin,James, 232 Hardwick, Carolyn, 36,101,181 Harkness,John, 218 Harrell, Mae, 218 Harris, Charles, 106,219 Harris, Dwight, 98,99,181 Harris,James, 166,181 Harris,Joyce, 52,182 Hatcher, Jimmy, 219 Havrilla, Kathleen, 232 Hawkins, Edward, 123,232 Hawkins, Wayne, 105,219 Hayes, Barbara, 232 Hayes, Diane, 232 Hayes, Robert, 106,160,202 Head, Barbara, 203 Head, Charlene, 203 Heany, Robert, 232 Hearn, Fred, 203 Hellstrom, Peter, 106,118,142,182 Henderson, Maxine, 232 Henry, Richard Hentosh, Agnes, 182 Herbert, Melba, 182 Herd, Anna Mae, 232 Herring, Barry, 203 Hess, Glenn, l12,114,117,203 Hibbs, Ronnie, 98,218 Hicks, Peggy, 101,112,182 Highnote, Sidney, 203 Hill, Werdna, 32,105,133,182 Hindman, Bonnie, 36,182 Hindman,Juanell, 203 Hines, Kasper, 232 Hinman, Lloyd, 219 Hinton,Jimmy, 149,203 Hobgood, Becky, 203 Holbrook, John, l00,102,104,105,203 Holden, William, 93,125,204 Holder,Joyce, 232 Holland, Michael, 101,125,182 Hollingsworth, James, 204 Hollingsworth, Richard, 232 Holloman,Joe, 219 Holton, Larry, 125,127,232 Honeycutt, Thomas, 232 Hood, Charles, 149,232 Hood, Phyllis, 232 Hooper, Claude, 232 Horne, Nancy, 122,204 House,Joe, 166 Houston, David, 219 Huggins, Katherine, 204 Hughes,Joan, 120,121,125,127,204 Hunnel, Elvin, 232 Hunt, Charles, 34,101 ,104,105,183 Hunt, Freda, 157,232 244 Hunt, Wayne, 101,104,105,10s,2o4 Hyde, Alison, 125,127,232 Hyde Dennis, 122,232 Inglef Sharon, 232 Diane, 219 Ivey, Barbara, 112,219 Ivey, Larry, 233 Jackson, Claudia, 233 Jackson, Patricia, 102,204 Jackson, William S., 233 James, Bradley, 160 James,Jack, 98,233 Jenkins, Baughn, 233 Jenkins, Sadie, 116,117,204 Jenkins, Terry, 183 Jenkins, Wesley, 166 Jessup, Helen, 94,112,219 Johnson, Carol Ai, 157,233 Johnson, Frances, 183 Johnson,John, 101,183 Johnson, Norris, 102,104,105 Johnson, Sharon G., 233 Johnson, Sharon R., 233 Johnson, Tommy, 219 Johnson, Virgil, 233 Johnston, Ann, 219 Johnston, Sue, 219 Joiner,Juanell, 204 Jones, Carolyn, 233 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Gail, 233 Mell, 219 Roger, 106,219 Stanley, 100,183 Terry, 183 Jordan, Gail, 219 Jordan, Wayne, 233 Junkins,Jerry, 233 Junkins, Richard, 183 Jurczyk, Jana, 233 Kaczetow, Llenell, 125,233 Kay, Angeline, 233 Keesee, Carolyn, 125,183 Keith, Cecil, 93,911,184 Keith, Sally M., 207 Kelley, Dan, 106,107,166,184 Kemp, Karen, 204 Kendrick, Rebecca, 219 Kendrick, Richard, 233 Kent, Kitty, 233 Keys, Carole, 49,l25,205,233 Kilgore, Rebecca, 233 Killin, Leanne, 233 Kinney, Arlene, 205 Kirby, Michael, 125,127,219 Kirk, Kenneth, 98,101 ,104,184 Kirkland, Michael, 220 Kizziah, Michael, 233 Knight,Juanita, 205 Knight, Ray, 233 Knowles, Jannette, 220 Koedyker, Sandra, 105,205 LaDue,Jack, 220 Lance, Linda, 184 Lane, Gayle, 184 Lane, Phillip, 36,94,104,105,184,102 Laney, Millard, 220 Lang, Larry, 233 Lard, Vivi, 112,125,220 LaRue, Sheila, 220 Law, Donald, 149 Law, Gerry, 233 Leach,James, 101,205 Leachman, Don, 205 Leachman,J. T., 233 Ledbetter, Sharon, 234 Lee, Ann, 234 Lee, James C., 166 Lemmings, Morris, 220 Lemons,Joyce, 105,220 LeRosen, Robert, 105,106,160,184 Lester Jody, 125,220 Lewis, David, 234 Lewis Lewis , Wayne, 106,184 , Marshall, 220 Libby, Larry, 205 Limbrock, William, 205 Lingerfelt, Terry, 220 Lippincott, Linda, 107,157 Lipscomb, Daniel, 220 Lipscomb, Patricia, 122,234 London, Benjamin, 185 Long, Edward, 129,220 Long, George William, 101,185 Love,-jean, 185 Love, Richard, 185 Lowe, Benny, 234 Lowe, Kathy, 108,185 Lowe, Lloyd, 108,185 Lowman, Charles, 108,117,185 Lowry, Sandra, 101,205 Ludington, Mark, 166,220 Luke, Robert, 234 Lupo, Linda, 125 Luther, Gloria, 109,125,205 Lydick, Alana, 125,220 Lynn,-Iacklyn, 125,220 McAdams,joyce, 186 McAllister, Freddie, 135,206 McAllister, Wilmer, 97,117,206 McClendon, Phyllis, 234 McCulley, Dannette, 221 McCullough, Allan, 234 McCurdy, Horton, 206 McDonald, Colvin, 221 McDonald, Laura, 234 McDonald, Harrison, 186 McDuFfee, Annette, 206 McElroy, Carol, 221 McElroy, james, 234 McGlothlin, Darden, 221 McHan,jackie, 221 Mclntosh, Lind,a, 234 Mclnvale, Diane, 121 Mclnvale, Evelyn, 234 Mcjunkinulanie, 162 McKenzie,jane, 234 McKinney,james, 234 McKinnon, Dwight, 207 McKnight, George 104,207 McLendon, Nadine, 221 McRae, Davidf234 McRae, Ralph, 104,108,186 McWhorter, William, 234 Machida, Shigenobu, 98,103,106,142,145,185 Macy, Paul, 234 Madden, Henry, 105 Mahan, Fred, 206 Mallon, Lynda, 109,121 ,125,127,234 Malone, Phil, 102,105,220 Mangham, Claire, 234 Martin, Erskine, 220 Martin, james W., 234 Martin, Nancy, 206 Martin, Robert, 221 Mashburn, Margaret, 234 Mason, Gerald, 206 Massingill, Patricia, 221 Maxey, Cathryn, 206 Maxey, Larry, 234 Maxey, Perry, 234 Maxwell, D. Ray, 160,186 Maxwell, Terry, 221 May, Lawrence, 186 Maynard, Lois, 186 Maynorhjimmy, 106,149,166,206 Mayo, Fred, 206 Mayo, Marvin, 98,112,186 Medlock, Randall, 207 Meeks, Garland, 207 Meier, Mike, 221 Mercer, Patti, 235 Merk, Nancy, 121,125,127,235 Messer, Roy, 186 Miller, Clinton, 221 Miller, Delos, 235 Miller, Ray, 235 Milstead, Emily, 235 Minyard,james, 97,221 Mitchell, Velma, 101,112, 187 Mitchemhjames C., 187 Mole,Johnny, 102 187 Mole, Roland, 221 Molter, Sheila, 235 Monasterio, Aldo, 235 Montgomery, Virginia, 187 Moon, Dale, 235 Moore, Bobby, 187 Moore, Edwin, 207 Moore,jerre, 187 Moore, Lynette, 102,207 Moore, Royce, 187 Moorman, Connie, 235 Morehead, Carol, 187 Morgan, Marlyn, 235 Morris, Douglas, 235 Morris, Elbert, 120,121,221 Morris,james P., 98,112,207 Moss, Arnold, 188 Motes, Walter, 235 Mulford, Shirene, 105,207 Mulinix, Victor, 98,235 Mulkey, Elaine, 103,235 Mull, Robert, 105,108,117,122,188 Mullins, Wesley, 105,221 Mulrain, Mark, 235 Murchison, Thomas, 235 Murkerson, Lawson, 166,188 Myer, Marsha, 117,125,129,235 Nakamoto, Kenji, 103,221 Nakamoto, Teruko, 53,103,235 Nealy, Paul, 123,207 Neely,julia, 235 New, Frank, 121,133,221 Newmanhlames, 101,208 Newton, Lawrence, 235 Nichols, Reba, 208 Nichols, Tommy, 101,105,221 Nicholson, Billy, 222 Nix,Jean, 102,222 Nolan, Neil, 235 Nolesulohnny, 100,208 Nowling, Thomas, 98,222 Nunnally, William, 235 Ogle, Laura, 109,235 Oldham, Lucia, 235 Orr, Wanda, 222 Ortegahlose, 222 Osborn, Terryj., 208 Osborne, Betty, 236 Oswald, Daniel, 236 Owen, Oberia, 112,188 Owens, Davidjr., 236 Owens, David K., 121 Owensulohnny, 222 Owens, Stanley, 236 Owens, Vann, 236 Owensby, Elizabeth, 236 Ozment, Nancy 105,222 Pace, Fred, 236 Palmer, Brenda, 222 Palmer, Francis, 104,160,222 Papoutsis, Olympia, 103 Papoutsis, Nick, 103,142,188 Papphjeffrey, 125,236 Parham, Frank, 236 Parker, Hugh, 236 Parris, Sandra, 236 Parrish, Bruce, 208 Payment, Ben, 222 Payne, Elizabeth, 35,105,188,92,93,94 Payne, Gene, 236 Payne, Harriett, 222 Payne, Sherry, 236 Paysinger, David, 222 Pearson, Geraldine, 236 Pena, Gonzalo, 103,222 Peppers,Jane, 236 Perry, Carol, 222 Peterson, Ron, 236 Petty, Dwain, 236 Phillips, John 236 Phillips, Glenn, 97,222 Philpot, Beverly, 236 Pickard, Daniel, 236 Pickren, Jeanine, 35,105,130,188 Pierce, Hilda, 222 Pike, Cheryll, 105,125,222 Pilgrim, Tony, 136,208 Plunketthjerry, 120,188 Plunkett, Ronald, 222 Pollock, Phil, 94,208 Polson, Norma, 236 Pool, Wayne, 236 Poole, Diane, 236 Popp, Florence, 236 Pouncey, julia, 223 Presley, Carole, 237 245 Presley, Don Ray, 97,208 Presley,Joanne 237 Price, Douglas, 149,237 Pridmore, Cheryl, 189 Pritchett, Mac, 109,135,189 Provine,john, 36,92,93,105,189,102 Pryor, Robert, 237 Puckett, Jody, 105,157 Pugliese, Harry, 97,208 Puthoff, Dianne, 237 Putnam, Carol, 237 Ragsdale, Travis, 106,107,149,160,209 Raines,james, 237 Rainwaterklenny, 237 Raulerson, Tom, 189 Ray, Gayle, 189 Rawls, Sheila, 237 Redd, Mike, 122 Reedespal, Tim, 90 Redden, Elica, 209 Register,james, 98,223 Reid,jean, 189 Reyes, Luis, 103,209 Rhoades, Fred, 237 Rhodes, Marlin, 101,209 Rice, Beth, 223 Rice, Steve, 237 Richardson,-Allan, 101,104,130,209 Richardson, Maryj., 237 Richardson, William, 237 Ricks, Marlene, 223 Rife, Stephen, 237 Ritch,-jane, 237 Roberts, Franklin, 112,117,123,189 Roberts, Penelope, 237 Robertson, Paul, 209 Robertson, Sandra, 237 Robinson, Barbara, 237 Robinson, Donald, 105,223 Robinson, Faith, 209 Robinsonhlerry F., 237 Robinson,jerry M., 121,237 Robinson, Patricia, 237 Robitzsch, Lemuel, 100,101,105,223 Rogers, Michael, 209 Rogers, Frank, 166 Rogers, Ralph, 166 Rollins, Marcia, 223 Romans, Anthony, 237 Rood, Stephen, 209 Ross, Debbie, 112,125,127,209 Rosshjanice, 237 Ross,jessie, 237 Rowell, Kenneth, 210 Ruby, Barbara, 238 Rudeseal, Timothy, 238 Saciro, Eloisa, 238 Sailorskjimmy, 90,238 Salmon, Kay, 101,125,127,52,210 Sanders,james, 160,223 Sapp, Runnette, 100,189 Scales, Prudence, 210 Schellenger, Susan, 136,223 Schwartz, Sara, 238 Scoggins, Ann, 190 Scott, Cheryl, 238 Scott, Douglas, 101, 190 Scott, Richard, 238 Scott, Sara H. 101,190 Scott, Tommy, 238 Seamore, Mike, 238 Searcy, Chris, 238 Seay, Annette, 223 Sellier, Peter, 103 Selman, Betty, 105,210 Senger, Ronald, 223 Shahan,john, 238 Sharkey, Martin, 190 Shaver, Charlotte, 223 Shaver, Wheeler, 210 Shaw,johnny, 223 Shaw, Kay, 223 Sheats, Martha, 105,125,133,210 Sheats, Thomas, 34,105,130,19O Sheldon, Allen, 238 Shelnutt, Danny, 238 Shepherd, Eugene, 125,190 Sherman, Walter, 238 Shim, Thomas, 125,127,142,238 Shipman, Howard, 238 Shiver, Barbara, 100,105,130,210 Shivers, Steven, 238 Shrouder, Tommy, 210 Simmons, Nancy, 100,109,125,210 Sineath, Linda, 190 Skelton, Elaine, 223 Slattonkleannie, 238 Sledge, Gloria, 50,125,127,129,238 Smallwood,jayne, 157,238 Smith, Annette, 105 Smith, Carolyn, 210 Smith, Charles 238 Smith Danny, 238 Smith Evelyn, 223 Smith Helen, 101,157,211 Smith, Herbert William, 238 Smith,james, E., 223 Smith,Jean1Bettyj, 35,94,105,125,190 Smith, Laura, 239 Smith, Marion, 129 Smith, Martha C., 191 Smith, Norman H,, 98,239 Smith, Robert H., 239 Smith, Robert M., 238 Smith, Walter, 160 Smith, Wayne, 239 Smith, Winifred, 105,211 Snedeker, Carol, 239 Talley, Doris, 239 Talley, Radford, 191 Tannerhludith,120,121,125,191 Taylor, Barbara, 239 Taylor, Susan, 192 Teague, Dorothy, 112,123,224 Terrell, Brenda, 239 Terrell, james, 239 Terry, Sonja, 100,105,224 Thomas, Ellen, 51,211 Thomas, Richard, 142,212 Thompson, Harriet, 125 Thompson, Sally, 224 Thornton, Larry, 240 Threlkeld, Fred, 135,142,192,93,106 Thurmond, Frances, 240 Timmons, Nancy, 240 Tindell, Raylene, 51,240 Tinney, Phyllis, 157,240 Tippens, Janice, 192 Todd, William, 240 Tolberthjoe, 105,212 Toler, Evelyn, 35,105,192 Tompkins, Trish, 224 Toney, Michael, 240 Townsend, Billy, 160,192 Traynham, Carol, 240 Treadway, Bruce, 142,240 Trimm, Gary, 122,240 Walker, Michael, 213 Wardlow, Linda, 47,240 Warner, Patricia, 100,108,213 Warren, Herman E., 225 Wassum, Al., 166 Watkins, Barbara, 240 Weaver, Susan, 225 Webb, David, 105,225 Wedow, Sheridan, 241 Weinsc ke, Deborah, 241 Wells, Steven, 241 West, Claudette, 100,105,225 West, Reid, 241 Wettstein, Penelope, 213 Wetzel, Cora, 241 Whatley, Lee, 225 Wheeler, David, 241 Wheelerhjohn, 241 Wheeler, Leon, 123 Wheeler, Richard, 225 Wheeler, Rony, 241 White, Chris, 163 White, Mary fPennyJ, 241 Whittenberghlohn Wigley, Brenda, 116,225 Wilder,joan, 53,193 Wiley,James, 123,225 Wilkin, Stephen, 241 Williams, Benny, 225 Tuten, Keon, 93,102,105,193 Sneed, Brenda, 239 Sorrow, Samuel, 191 Sorrow, Stuart, 211 Spears, Ann, 211 Spence, Rethia, 239 Spencer, Robert G., 211 X Spilsbury, james, 191 Spivey, Sharon, 125,239 Stacks, Carolyn, 112,223 Stanclifer, Alicia, 125,191 Stanley, Robert, 98,224 Stark, Marjorie, 239 Steele, Linda, 239 Stephens, Larry, 106,107,160,211 Stephens, Sidney, 224 Stepowany, Wayne, 142,239 Stevens, Carter, 122,163,191 Stevensglosephine, 108,122,211 Stewart, Rondall, 239 Stowe, Ethel, 223 Stowe, Garry, 239 Stowe,Jerry, 239 Strickland, Eugenia, 44,45,224 Strickland, George, 125,224 Strickland, Ronald, 224 Stuart,'Grace, 102 Stuarthjudy, 46,55,105,125,211,109 Studard, Sharon, 239 Suchy, Pamela, 211 Sulfridge, Wayne, 120,121 Sullens, Ruth, 239 Summerford, Roark, 239 Suttonhlacquelin, 239 Sutton, Leo, 104 Sutton, Penelope, 50,125,127,239 Swafford, Harold, 191 Taglioli, Rebecca, 239 Trotter, Charles, 240 Truelove, Chreryl, 112,224 Trussel l, Sandra, 212 Tucker, Elbert, 192 Tucker, George 192 Tucker, Ray, 240,249 Tucker, Robert, 224 Tull, D Tumbli elos, 240 n, James, 240 Tune, Ranice, 224 Tunstil l, Dalton, 212 Turner, Dennis, 240 Turner, Lucian, 224 Turner, Sam, 98,99,112,192 Turner, Aubrey, 212 Turton, Carol, 105.192 Tyler, Wanda, 240 Vandiver, Dorothy, 105,116,212 Vannhjanice, 240 Vann, Robert, 224 Vaughn, Malvin, 104,105,224 Vaughn, Tucker, 33,102,105,193 Vickers, Wylene, 105,157,224 Vincent, Rebecca, 240 Viso, Axel, 240 Vosburgh, Edward, 98,99,212 Vroomhlames, 240 Wade, Dale, 212 Wade, Norman, 105,135,163,212 Wade, Robert, 104,105,108,118,193 Wade, Sheila, 240 Wages, Eileen, 53,112,125,127,212 Wagner, Faye, 240 Wagner, Lynette, 224 Walker, Doris, 213 Walker, Isabel, 247 246 Williams, Brenda, 101,213 Williams, Danny, 241 Williams, David, 109,125,127,193 Williams,jean, 241 Williams, Roger, 109,125,127,225 Williamson, Dartha, 225 Willingham, Ben, 213 Wilson, Carol, 93,105,213 Wilson, Cathy, 241 Wilson, Diana, 241 Wilson, Frank, 193 Wilson, Johnny, 160,213 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Pauline 112116117193 , Sylvia, 241 , Tamara, 241 ,Texie O., 208 , Travis, 241 Wimberly,jo, 107,157,193 Windham, Sheryl, 225 Wise, Michael, 105,225 Wiseman, Freda, 241 Witt, Lynda, 134,194 Wood, Barbara, 241 Wood, Russell, 163,213 Woodruff, Maxwell, 100,125,127,225 Woody, Alan, 123,225 Worsley, Herman, 241 Wright, Ann, 241 Wright, Fred, 122,225 Wright, Margaret, 225 Yancey, Byron, 241 Yearout, Thomas, 213 Yotherhloan, 241 Younger,Jenny, 194 Zuazo, Pedro, 97,103,125,225 Academic 57-88 Administration 59-63 Agriculture Club 56,57 Agriculture Dept. 77 Art Dept. 64 Band 128 Baseball 164-167 Basketball 148-155 Beauty 42-56 Berry Singers V 126-127 Biology Dept. 1 82 Business Administration Dept. 80,81 Cabin Log 134-137 Campus Carrier 132-133 Cheerleaders 162 Chemistry 83 Circle K 104 Classes 169-241 Clubs 95-112 Concert Choir 124-125 Dana Scholars 105 Drama Club 121 Editors Page 248 Education and Psychology Dept. 74-75 English and Speech Dept. 66-68 Excelsior Club 102 Expanding Campus 41 Face of the Individual 20-31 Ea'z'torz'al Stag' M. Lynda Witt Frank Davis Fred Threlkeld Norman Wade Fred McAllister Martie Andrews Mac Pritchett Nancy jane Caglc John Day Business Staff Martie Sheats Nancy jane Cagle Frank Davis Doug Eubanks Roger Freeman Marlene Gregory Mike Holland Fred McAllister General Index Face of Work Foreign Language Dept, Forensics Freshmen General Index Georgians Home Economics Dept. Home Economics Club Industrial Arts Club Industrial Arts Dept, International students Juniors Kappa Alpha Library Dept. Mathematics Dept. Men's Religion Club Miss Berry College Miss Cabin Log Mountain Day Music Dept. Organizations Patrons P.E. Club Physical Education Dept. Physics Dept. Phi Beta Lambda Prominent Visitors Religion Dept. 38-39 Religious Organizations 69 Staff Member of the Year 122-123 Seniors 226-241 Sigma Tau Delta 247 Soccer 110 Social Science Dept. 78-79 Sophomores 102 South Winds 98-99 Sports 77 Stage 103 Student Government Association 195-213 Student M.E.N.C. 120 Student N.E.A. 73 Summer Season 85 Syrrebs 117 Tennis 45 Theme 55 Track 13-15 Ushers 65 Varsity Club 89-138 Womenis basketball 242 Womenls R.E.C. 109 Who's Who 82 YMCA 84 Young Democrats 101 Young Republicans 130-138 YWCA 72 Zuperznuperspeeks Cabin Log 1966 Stajjf 247 Photography Stal? Tony Pilgrim Werdna Hill Shigenobu Machida Henning Bengston Tommy Shim Mac Pritchett Herman Higgins Max A. Schaible Special Color Credit jay Leviton Bill Mahan Special Art Credit Ron Allen Secretarial Stay? Carol Braden Joyce Lemons Ellen Thomas Dale Wade Issie Walker 113-118 115 174-194 100 140-147 70-71 214-225 130 139-170 119-129 91-94 129 112 10-12 111 163 2-8 158-161 118 106 157 117 32-37 114 108 109 116 137 This is a time of mixed feelings, yet to attempt to put them all into one, small copy block would be impossible. It is over . . . finished and all that remains is to wait for Spring and attempt to thank all the wonderful people, who pitched in when the going was rough. It was a wonderful year, this 7966,' hopefully the Cabin Log reflects it. 7n.oQ,,we-J A455 M. Lynda Witt Editor-in-Chief Cabin Log 1966 248