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

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1971 volume:

ca THE 1971 YEARBOOK OF BERRY COLLEGE MOUNT BERRY, GA. 30149 JENNY WARREN. EDITOR LONNIE GIBSON, BUSINESS MANAGER Introduction ........................... 4 Honors .............................. 36 Organizations ..................... 3 . . 58 Classes ............................. 108 Administration and Faculty .............. 158 Athletics ............................ 178 Directories .......................... 212 Index .............................. 225 111 1: J WE CAME BACK IN THE EARLY FALL TO our Berry; our seemingly liberated Berry which we proclaimed as having been ttblasted free of the old mores and old traditions . . 3, Our path- way to modernity was decisive; we approached it without quivering sighs of how peaceful and predictable our past had been. We assumed that we had discarded the hand-me-downs of previous policy ttleaving in our wake a trial of obsolete but once useful baggage . . f, The result of our forward pacing had removed us from the famil- iar and we had ttlanded in a strange new coun- try? Yet, wherein can the strangeness be identified? Were our feelings of uncertainty founded on un- familiarity with our new Berry, or did these feel- ings extend beyond Berry to the core of our being? Was the strangeness a superficial part of Berry 01' the pursuit of the knowledge of tme ? Have we landed in this ustrange new coun- try, or were we put here without our consent and forced to maintain existence, forced to play the game without having read the book of rules and regulations. Regardless of whether we con- sent to our state of being, we are; and thus, we must react. In our reaction we found the lack of balance between what is right and what is done. At times we were caught in a vicious con- cept of an eternal tWhat is the use and for God,s sake, why botherf But we did bother, for we were not content to be as a fetus in a quasi- surrounding of nothingness, but rather we wanted so much to be as a new born screaming sounds of life and kicking violently for a chance at sur- vival. We reacted to our confused world with all its inconsistencies, problems, and everlasting, unanswerable questions. We watched timidly as the world reacted to college students, to univer- sity riots, demonstrations, and sadly, death on campus. We read about Kent State in the news- paper and were exposed to the ensuing verbal clatter. But what did it mean for Berry? Moratorium - Cancelled in case of rain. Did we have nothing to say or in our confusion, did we find ourselves incapable of being an active part of the environment which had snatched life away? We paused and wondered; our reaction hurt. wwggfgwg Wu Wu W A N Mum y We continued being vaguely interested in Viet Nam and occasionally we were reminded that our guys were over there still fighting and still dying. We got busy with the rest of our world and forgot to remember how it was in a little war-torn coun- try. At times we traced the war on square little maps in newspapers printed for the publicis knowledge of whats going on over there, but what do we really know of the whole ugly busi- ness of war? And yet, it is a necessary business e- tisupPose thEy gave a WAl' and nobody CarnE . . P Sometimes our inability to accept this strange- ness drove us to artificial means of escape. Our coping mechanisms went defunct and for a short, absurd time, we intellectually hallucinated our- selves into believing this is where itis at. We were wrong - it is not, nor will it ever be found in a reality contrived by drugs. We will find ourselves from the inside out, and nothing externally in- duced supercedes the inner awareness. What is the it that we as the inhabitants of this strange new land were.searching for? Some- times we faced it alone in our cluttered, dusty rooms with postered walls proclaiming our pseudo-identities with Joplin, Namath, and James Taylor. We scrutinized our minds for a clue to it - a reason for being, a rationale for acceptance, a purpose for existence. Our scrutiny was not pursued in total darkness. We found meaning at odd, unexpected times; we were happy and con- tent as though our human battery had been re- juvenated by a walk to Victory Lake, a work-out in the gym, or a hearty hour of' mop-pushing. Our searching was temporarily appeased as we opened the windows of our active minds and. gave them a chance to air-out and freshen-up. At other times we searched with friends, not our hi and byei acquaintances, but those with whom we had reached an understanding and shared our fears and inadequacies. Together we got past the dialogue of daily troubles, failed exams, unfinished term papers, and parental woes. We gave of ourselves and took in exchange, for the acquisition of meaning is a dual process; to give and refrain from taking results in a lopsided life alfair. Together we flew kites, split taxi fares, borrowed dimes and while we didnit always un- ravel any mysterious cognizance, we experienced each other and that experience was good. AREYOUUP! I AND OCCASIONALLY, WE CAUGHT A glimpse of meaning in a classroom. We surpassed the rote spoon-feeding and regurgitating of facts and perceived the creation of an idea, the finale of undetgtanding, and we learned. It didnit, nor willu it evEr simply happen, it is the effect of a cause. These occasions made some sense of our being here and justified our rising to the de- spised clanging of the alarm clock and bothering to go to class. We benefited when we bothered ourselves to do more than simply sit and trace patterns across desk tops. And the result of our efforts - perhaps, now we can gaze into a mirror seeing more than a freckled nose, a dimpled cheek, an obstinate cowlick, or a shadowy beard. Perhaps now, there is a rehection of a tmei embodied in every ele- ment that combines to create a human. That rehection is tinged with awareness but not black- ened by despair because our world is not perfect. We are reminded that just as the world is not perfect, neither are we and therefore, we suit each other admirably. We have finally realized that life - the good life - will not come timidly tapping on our shoulder; it doesnit hide with us in secure dorm rooms or exist in a dormant stage with our never- ending routine of mediocrity. Our good life, isn7t compartmentalized into badness and good- ness, love and hate, war and peace, understand- ing and prejudice; but rather, it scans the gamut of all this and still finds reason for being. If we simply wait for life to come to us, we will have lived for nothing e suppose we LIved, FEared, and loved In Secret and NobOdy kneW . . . z, i, ; 9,3, : ' ' 15 ,, r .my- ,w..,,,.-.k MA, ;; w E L L BERRY CO .LEnHmA DUNE MLHR. H J ELF! ., :uEx HEL . i:.JE:p . i. :H E: - i: . E HEW 4 42 d... : Eu m A M'lu NIISYT 25 30 m .m: 33 W W umuuum W NEW N: . m melwy m H n V V g . : 7 3;: mm, .15me W? $4114$3 :uWW WHWWM Mu W3? w , m u u Mn N HWL u n. W H w v r hwwm u n WM HONORS ths Who Among Students In American Colleges And Universities KEN ATKINS SARA BRAGG JOHN CARRAWAY 38 LANA COPELAND RUSS CRIDER MARY DUKE DONNIE DURHAM 39 JOYCE GALLAGHER LONNIE GIBSON BILL GRESHAM BARRY AND MICHELE GRISWELL 40 u 1 v. WNW Www PN wmw mam DHL D N D. AmB Emma RLIE OLWD OUON YYOH LL T LRNE WWWB ELM B u E MICHAEL TUMMINELLI SAMUEL VILLEGAS PHYLLIS WILLS 43 JAN BAILEY MISS VIKING BEVERLY BELL SARAH BRAGG J ANE DICKEY JOAN KISSELBURG LINDA MONTGOMERY GAIL SAUN DERS DEBBIE WILLIS Miss Viking 4 - m3 qunwirwnjt ALL 3mm h. B Pit: College jam Night Janiece Crider: song, I Like My Lovizf Country Style Margaret Roberts: reading, We Have Always Lived in a Castle Kathy Stuckey: monologue and song, The Impossible Dream Paula Plawin: interpretive dance, Georgy Girl Mae Belle Cumey: comedy sketch, In the Marni , Susan Byrd: song, People Fontaine McFerrin: reading, The Ballad of Harp Weaver Debra Connor: acrobatic sketch, Peter Pan Sonja Lyle: song, Summertime Elizabeth Wallace: reading, Charity - Our Patriotic Duty Gail Saunders: song, IfI Had Wings Susan Grantham: dramatic interpretation, The Glass Menagerie Joan Kisselburg: comedy sketch, from Funny Girl Lynn Edmonds: piano recital, Born Free I. Introduction of Connie Whitehead Johnson Miss Berry College 1970 Introduction of Contestants H. Individual Introductions Kathy Stuckey Fontaine McFerrin Susan Byrd Joan Kisselburg Janiece Crider Lynn Edmonds Mae Belle Curney Elizabeth Wallace Paula Plawin Debra Connor Margaret Roberts Gail Saunders Susan Grantham Sonja Lyle III. Divertissement: The Hat IV. Presentation of Eight Semi-Finalists V. Presentation of Talent Trophy INTERMISSION VI. Presentation of Five Semi-Finalists VII. Divertissement: The Hat VIII. Announcement of Miss Congeniality and Miss Berry College 1971 .1 H 2:4 M W y y x 7 15b A W V U y AWN i s i y It is dwicult to accept people as they are and not be prejudiced because they are not what you think they should be. SUSAN BYRD MISS BERRY COLLEGE 1971 SONJ A LYLE AJBTEX Pm dreaming of a better world - that world embodied in love, peace, and understanding. MARGARET ROBERTS If we sit idly never reaching out for the gusto of life, the good times will pass us by. 49 11 M thus, JOAN KISSELBURG If laughter and happiness run side by side, make someone laugh, and make them happy. GAIL SAUNDERS Many people lose their own identity by trying to be someone else; they and that their life is not satisfying and wonder why. The answer is Simple - it lies between the person . . . and Him. MAE BELLE CURNEY One who realizes that good and evil exist in all things and adjusts to these inconsistencies is a stable person. 52 KATHY STUCKEY There is no limit to the joy or the sorrow I can have being human h if I just have the courage to be. JANIECE CRIDER Happiness 0r unhappiness depends more on the way we meet events than on the nature of those events themselves. PAULA PLAWIN The thingx I want most from life cannot be bought with fortune, for they are the small things of life usually over-looked, but of the greatest value when found and shared. 53 FONTAINE McFERRIN The sound of laughter is good medicine for any ailment. SUSAN GRANTHAM We will laugh and love together, and eventually we will understand. 54 ELIZABETH WALLACE T here is no possession in the world of more value than one, truefriend. LYNN EDMONDS Born Free, Forever Free: A concept worth living for, Jfghzing for, and dyingfor. DEBRA CONNOR In everything I do, I am myself. SPONS ORING ORGANIZATIONS Baptist Student Union ............... Janiece Crider Black Students Society ............. Mae Belle Curney Circle K ...................... Joan Kisselburg Concert Choir ...................... Sonja Lyle Dana Scholars ................. Margaret Roberts Fellowship of Christian Athletes ......... Debra Connor Junior Class ..................... Gail Saunders Kappa Alpha ................... Susan Grantham Phi Beta Lambda .................. Lynn Edmonds Senior Class .................. Fontaine McFerrin Sigma Tau Delta ................ Elizabeth Wallace . Sophomore Class .................... Susan Byrd UK Q ?xxX y; I Student Education Association .......... Kathy Stuckey ' ' ' ' ' Plawin y! YWCA ......................... Paula mil M 56 ORGANIZATIONS 59 Student Government THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIA- tion is a composite of SGA omcers, members of the Supreme, College, and Dorm Courts, and Class Representatives. They function as a work- ing part of the system which insures communica- tive processes among the student body, the faculty, and the administration. The SGA is not bound in endless talk sessions in which they alternate between the respective roles of speaker and spoken to. They often sur- pass this verbal exchange and realize the achieve- ment which has justified the long hours of dis- cussion, the seemingly moot questions, and the experience of having successfully communicated. Even though our SGA neither initiated nor prohibited a riot, a demonstration, or campus dissonance - they listened when we spoke, they channeled our language through red tape and we benefited from their efforts. . mkr- mm, . V an - LARRY FISH ngxNET HALE ARTEA s1 ' T :ev-nvcr, . 63 103NMWILLIAMSON RICHARD GRANT WBSWILHS,., H , 2 2 a 2 3:32 'C'o llege 6'0 uf f KENDALL STEWXRT TOM CHRQTIAQ CATHY GRIFFIN 2 2 2T0M H HILLW FONTAINE McFERRIN? 22TAIT OWENSW 2 FRANK PHILLIPS BET?! SENN SUSAN SMITH 7 L28 2 A1355? Difigm 563k? a 2 2 1W 22 2222.222 2n: AU 2 22 2 22 22 2222 2 2 22222222222 Berry Readers DEEP WITHIN US IS THE NEED TO BE heard; to let our associates know that we have something to say and that we can say it well. Using the expressive art form of vocal harmony, the Berry Readers have voiced such publications as poems, plays, childrents books, and student- faculty essays. Under the leadership of their advisor Tommy Key, the Berry Readers have given their listeners the reminder that expressive interpretation is merely the verbalization of our innate capability to have and to feel emotion - namely laughter and tears. 'rfv u H-- ' u an w'w M w :: ' ' NJ . Concert Choir AS MAN MOVES IN ACCORDANCE WITH the rhythm of life, he discovers the beat to which he. must travel. That beat suits no other but is solely his own composition. His interpreta- tions of thistlife with its staccato ups and downs, syncopating stresses, and quiet melodies are rehected in his music. The Concert Choir begins with a copy of marfs rehections and then, initiates the process of transforming these into sound sensations. Their repertoire includes an assortment of music ranging from popular medleys to the more se- rene hymns. Their power to resurrect penned melodies into vibrant concerts and relate a mes- sage is evident in the reactions of their audi: ences; they have made music a part of our rhythm of life. Becky Crawford served as president with Ross Magoulas director. Berry Singers PEOPLE SING TO FORGET, TO REMEM- ber, to weep, to laugh, and to entertain. Al- though they sing for all of 'these reasons, the Berry Singers go further and sing because they like to sing. They sing because that is their cho- sen way of saying we have a message to share and a part of ourselves to give. Performing both on and off campus, the Berry Singers have succeeded in sharing their feelings through the musical poetry of song. They have succeeded in letting a part of themselves be known and understood by standing before an audience and exhibiting their talent. Under the directorship of Ross Magoulas, the Berry Singers have not only provided entertain- ment for an audience, but they have also enter- tained themselves. Kappa Alpha THE NEED TO CEASE BEING OURSELVES and Lto:,ybe.ckome someone else, gives an oppor- tunity'Tor the creation of an actor. Kappa Alpha was formed to present proof that entertainment is not only benelicial to an enthusiastic audience, but also to the actors. Their purpose of promot- ing interest and entertainment in the fields of theater and fine arts has been planned and car- ried out under an extensive program that in- cludes 3 KA Fine Arts Bulletin in the Campus Carrier and the presentation of various plays throughout the year. The Club has also founded the KA scholarship program in drama. To be a member of Kappa Alpha a student must accumulate a required number of points in acting and backstage work and must be voted on by the fraternity as designated by Alpha Psi Omega. Serving as president of KA was Dennis Kreider. Ramifications CREATIVE PEOPLE POSSESS A RICHNESS for the power of expression. They are unique beings of adverse reactions - as silent and still as their grey watercolors and then, as tingling and Vivid as their newly written love poems. At times their work is happy and hopeful, inviting each of us to partake of laughter and know the meaning of humor. At other times they express the desolation and despair of broken spirits and of a world which doesnit understand and can,t be bent to lit our human needs. Their life is a many faceted affair with expression. They have learned to create tangibles where tformless feel- ings, exist. The Ram staff compiles the work of Berryis creative students and presents a composite of paintings, sculpture, haikus, free verse, essays, and songs. All entries are original and have not been previously published. Editor of Ramijications was Mike Wickham. Campus Carrier ttOUR CHANNELS ARE BUILT WITH concern and ambition to achieve our goal - to communicate successfully that which interests the majority of our readers? Thus; the Campus Carrier became an extension of the process that we all were striving to attain - that process of the mutual exchange of ideas, philosophies, humor, and the recognition of what makes news. At times we focused on Berry news, giving front page status to our people who accomplished something special. We viewed the light side of college through amusing anecedotes and cartoon features, we acknowledged selected members of Whots Who, we grumped about this or found fault with that, and on occasion, we recognized the value and worth of our Berry. At other times, our scope expanded and for a short time, we became aware of a world sur- rounded in dissonance - a world of wars and hate and troubles. We were made aware of this and having been made aware, we wondered. Our wondering was good, for in the gamut of news, we found inspiration and hope. 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We will remember that absurd, confounded Monday: American Publishing Company had temporarily mislocated page 112 of the senior section; Astra misplaced the negatives of the prints of the Concert Choir, the Berry Singers, and Alpha Chi; the Chicago post office sent us a notice that three rolls of film had been lost or destroyed in handling tthree rolls of undoubtedly superb shots of the faculty and administratiom; Authur was confined to the clinic with mononu- cleosis; and Lonnie had the dire misfortune of - puncturing his wrist with an ice pick. We res- trained a chuckle deep in our abdomens, not daring to engage in nail-chewing, lest we com- plete that dastard Monday in dire need of ap- pendectomies. The hurry continued and Cabin Log ,71 was completed one week after the close of basketball season. Now pursuing ttthe unhurry lifeit are Lonnie Gibson, business manager, sports editor turned photographer, and production manager of the Miss Berry College Pageant; Art Saus, organ- izations editor and photographer; Cathy Ellis, classes editor; Kathy Price, profaner of the type- writer; Herman Higgins, photographer and Ca- bin Log cornerstone; and Mrs. Helen Morgan, unique friend and advisor. 0 $017. 4,2,7. o vI 19. ! '1 W I. 1130 Sunday ,4 .1 .YXECL . Fun: Ric: Viol q LGKL 1 UV. Dana Scholars THROUGH THE USE OF MEANS AND ENDS a person can find fuliillment within himself. The Dana Scholars, 'with their encouragement of higher academic achievement, have instituted a means and ends procedure of challenge and ac- complishment. A realization of what we are and what we can become is easily seen in their re- quirements of reputable character and responsi- ble citizenship. Members must have a 3.5 average to become a Dana Scholar and then must maintain a 3.0 aver- age to remain a member. Projects for this year include a tutorial pro- gram, a high school recruitment project, and rec- ognition of their choice of book of the year. Serving as president was Lana Copeland. Dr. Carper and Dr. Gandy were advisors. Alpha Chi TO HAVE JUST A NAME AND A CROWD is acceptable in our society, but there are those who strive to create for themselves more than just a name. Alpha Chi with the recognition of the top ten per cent of the Junior and Senior classes, has reserved a place for those students who have become aware of the joys of learning and the need within themselves to be themselves. Under the leadership of president Jim Abney and advisor Dr. Jorge Gonzalez activities have been designed to invite outstanding speakers to the campus, to read and discuss papers written by faculty and students, and to debate issues of current interest. H. HWM H H Phi Alpha Theta HISTORY IS THE FOUNDATION UPON which the present is built and there are those students who build their interests upon this foundation. Phi Alpha Theta offers students a chance to discover workable relationships of past phenomena concurring with whatts happening now. To become a member of Phi Alpha Theta stu- dents must have at least a 3.1 average and twenty hours in history. They must have an overall 3.0 average. Activities for this year included having a guest lecturer, Dr. Richard Lucas, a banquet, participa- tion in the southern conference, and a tutorial program. Judith J epson served as president. Advisor was Dr. Gordon Carper. Sigma Tau Delta SIGMA TAU DELTA WAS FOUNDED FOR those students who have a desire to be creative through writing. They seek to express life in terms of truth and to make a first-hand ac- quaintance with the chief literary masterpieces of our language. To be eligible for membership in Sigma Tau Delta, an individual must be interested in pro- moting the mastery of written expression, en- couraging worthwhile reading, 'and fostering a spirit of fellowship among men and women spe- cializing in English. Active membership is limited to upperclassmen majoring in English. Under the leadership of president, Phyllis Wills, Sigma Tau Delta has carried out certain projects including booksales, sponsoring a book of the quarter, and trips to operas and theaters in Atlanta. Advisors were Dr. Cantrell and Mr. 8: Mrs. Dupree. FCA BECAUSE MEANING IS NECESSARY FOR life, it is also an essential element for any parts that make up life. One of these parts is sports participation. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes attempts to further the principles of Christian living by providing meaning to the work and effort that is present in sports. Under the leadership of president, Bob Mur- dock, a social event is planned each quarter for members and help is to be provided for area schools who would like to begin FCA chapters. This organization is open to both men and women. They do not necessarily have to be ath- letes. Advisors this year were Dr. Garland Dickey and Coach Don Jones. BSU THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION EXPRESS their purpose in terms of involving students in a college life that exemplifies the Christian under- standing of the responsibility of a life with Christ. Their desire is to be subordinate to Godis will - subordinate by choice and by the recognition of the omnipotence of God. Their belief is not founded on systemized dogma of the church, but rather on the recognition that one becomes ac- quainted with this Godt through personal com- mitment. This acquaintance surpasses a confining list of rules and regulations for successful Christian living. Members of the BSU participated in youth revivals, sponsored a Punch Party, held a Thanks- giving banquet, and organized committees to lead devotions in the dorms. Polly Moore served as president with Dr. McDonald as advisor. Christian Science THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION affords Berry,s community the opportunity to learn more about Christian Science. It serves as a welcoming committee for those interested in the Christian Science teachings. Christian Science holds a weekly testimonial meeting at which all are welcome and there are future plans to show a film with the emphasis on life as a Christian Scientist. Requirements for acceptance into this club are active membership, complete freedom from other denominational ties, and the willingness to apply the teachings of Christian Science in co-operation with the other religious clubs on Berryts campus. Acting as president this year was Donald Bell. Dr. Hoyt served as advisor. YWCA THE YOUNG WOMENiS CHRISTIAN AS- sociation seeks to obtain a better understanding and a deeper relationship with other people. Their efforts to effect this relationship can be seen in the activities they sponsor on campus. Foremost of their activities is their service to the children of the Open Door Home. Members of the Y, with other interested students, make their friendship and time available for a walk to the ice-cream parlor, a romp 0n the playground, or a holiday party. Members have also made contributions to the Larry Howard Fund and joined in the Walk for Mankind. They continued sponsoring Sunday Happenings and worked with the Rome Jaycees in the Easter Seal drive. Gloria Vaughn served as president, with Miss Haack and Mrs. Doss acting as advisers. Phi Beta Lambda PHI BETA LAMBDA IS COMPOSED OF business administration majors and minors seeking to develop qualities that will enable them to par- ticipate effectively in the business and professional realm. It is one of the largest and oldest organiza- tions on campus. This year members assisted in providing Thanks- giving baskets for the disadvantaged in our area. They also sponsored a Christmas candle sale and their annual slave day. Phi Beta Lambda members also participate in state and national PBL con- ferences. Beverly Mullis served as president. Advisors were Mr. Milton Chambers and Mrs. Ouida Dickey. $235an n, PROGRESS Agriculture Club THE RURAL LIFE OF WORKIN G WITH THE soil, raising livestock, and extracting from the earth a life of Vital meaning is the goal of the Ag members. Their involvement is a means of attaining satisfaction as they produce useful products and share the technical knowledge of agribusiness. Club members have occupied their time with such activities as hayrides, dances; the annual cattle show and the traditional Ag Club banquet. Requirembnts for membership include a test of the club constitution and a pledge of support in all club sponsored activities. Ervin Boyd served as president with advisors Mr. Deal, Mr. Black, and Dr. Ranney. I 0th ho. Iyza, ' .M- l Industrial Arts THE PUTTING TOGETHER OF SMALL pieces and parts, in such a way as to form one composite of a unified whole is the process of creating e to begin with several disjointed articles and proceed to form an object with definite shape and meaning. And thus, the Industrial Arts Club took nails, lumber, paint, imagination and time - combined them and produced a service to Berry and the Rome community. Their service included building frame stretchers for the Art Department and making letter holders for the Office of Development. A special com- munity service project was the designing and building of a Santa Claus, his helpers, and eight reindeer. Advisors to the Industrial Arts Club were Dr. Luton, Mr. Bowen, and Mr. Flourney. Terry Ezzell served as president. Circle K FOR A CLUB TO HAVE A MOTTO IS A seemingly necessary requirement, but for a club to carry out their motto is a rare achieVe- ment. The Circle K has succeeded in the rare achievement of carrying out their motto of iiWe Build? Created as a campus and community service organization, the Circle K sponsored an orphan in Vietnam, collected money for muscular dystro- phy, sponsored a series of lectures entitled iiEle- ments of our Environment? donated blood to the blood bank, and published the basketball programs. Under the leadership of President Ken Scott, Circle K has also helped to restore the Coffee House and has sponsored a Donkey Basketball game. The motto uWe Build,1 has become more than just a statement of requirement; it is to Circle K an afterthought of achievement. Advisor this year was Dr. McAllister. .2: t t t git t u Georgians SOMETIMES RIVALRY CAN BE THE DE- termining factor in any type of competition. It can create campus. spirit and team fellowship, thus initiating a general display of student to- getherness. The Georgians, in their promotion of campus spirit, help to present an annual Georgian-Syrreb football game held on Mountain Day. They work wholeheartedly to make the game a success and due to their cooperative effort, students share fun and the gewards of fair play. Craig Jakob served as president of the Geor- gians. Syrrebs BEING A HALF CREATES EQUAL OPPOR- tunity to be a whole. As half of the competitive h effort to promote student togetherness, the Syr- rebs have sponsored recreation in the form of dances, an interclub spirit contest, and a car wash. The Syrreb half presents an outstanding display of cooperation in making the Geor- gian-Syrreb football game an annual event on Mountain Day. The Syrrebs represent their competitors as well as their fellow students in expressing the attitude of ttwe are a half working toward a wholeh of student interest and participation. Serving as president this year was Gary Smith. Georgian-Syrreb F ootball Game 101 Varsity Club AN ORGANIZED BODY OF ATHLETES can be an asset in any college commumty. The athlete has acquired respect for the satisfac- tion of involvement in sports activities, and has recognized the necessity of combining mental alertness with physical prowess to obtain max- imum success in intercollegiate athletics. The Varsity Club has endeavored to create high standards of character, citizenship, and sportmanship among athletes competing in inter- collegiate and intramural sports. Their efforts in boosting spirit among spectators has heightened our experience of the competitive struggle for victory. The club also awards a trophy to the winner of the annual Georgian-Syrreb football game. Qualifications for membership in the Varsity Club include that a candidate must have received a letter in at least one varsity sport. President of the Varsity Club was Barry Gris- well. Advisors were Dr. Dickey and Dr. Carper. Physical Education Club ENERGY AND ALERTNESS ARE REQUIRED to keep pace with the rapid changes that are occurring today. To maintain these two require- ments physical fitness is a must. It is the job of the Physical Education Club to promote an interest in all aspects of the impor- tance of good health by actively participating in the sports of their choice. Their major activities included candy sells, con- cessions at basketball games and the sponsoring of the modern dance demonstration. The P. E. Club is open to all Physical Educa- tion majors and minors. President this year was Jan Bailey. Advisors were Miss Rowe and Dr. Dickey. Home Economics AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE ECONOMY of daily living and the acquisition of the skills of successful homemaking are basic to the mem- bers of the Home Ec club. Their field is fascinat: ing as they learn to transform plain, ordinary hamburger into a dish suitable for the gourmet, to design clothes which reliect their individual personalities and to plan the decor of a home combining an original approach With the basic rules of good design. . The activities of the Home EC club have in- cluded giving a fondue party for the freshmen girls, sponsoring little sisters, and working with the Juvenile Development Home. They also ven- tured into the chaos of spilled paint, splattered dungarees, and hearty fun as they painted the Catherine Cottage porches. Martha Williams served as president and Miss Joyce Fleming was advisor. SNEA THE PROCESS OF SUCCESSFUL EDUCA- tion is highly dependent on the quality of those entering into the teaching profession. Members of the Student National Education Association are given the training necessary, through the teacher education program, to develop the skills enabling them to be more elfective in the class- room. The SNEA promotes interest in careers in education, encourages the selection of highly qualified personnel and affords students the ex- perience of working in a professional organization. Members participated in a FTA workshop and hosted a shishkabob roast. They also held pro- gram meetings featuring promiment speakers in the educational fieldt President of the club Was Martha Novinger and advisor was Mr. Ables. Black Student Society THE PHRASE ttBLACK IS BEAUTIFULh IS more than just a motto, it is more than a plea for human tonenessi and brotherhood; it is a declaration of cI am me, and 6I am proud to be what I am? The Black Student Society was formed not only for the social integration of black culture into our institution, but also for the recognition of black art, dress, and music. The society is open primarily to black students, but upon recommendation of the executive com- mittee any person who is sincerely in accord with the purpose of this organization may become a member. Serving as president this year was Mike Alston, MI. C. W. Aycock acted as advisor. Art Club THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF THE ART club in presenting exhibitions of various types, the student body and the Rome community were given the opportunity to assess the value of cre- ativity and perhaps, find new meaning in a con- trast of color, a bizarre interpretation, or a strug- gle of texture. Thus, the Art Club advanced the realm of art - with all its uncertainty, its fascina- tion, and its beauty e as a means of enjoyment, introspection and acquaintance with expression. The Art Club provides the opportunity for stu- dents to display their work and offers their ser- vices to other campus organizations and community clubs. Members of the club made several field trips to the High Museum in Atlanta and the Hunter Gallery in Chattanooga. Paul Cook served as president and Roben Voight was advisor. Krannert Center Committee THE KRANNERT CENTER COMMITTEE was established this year and has taken the re- sponsibility of promoting the use of the facilities of KIannert Center by students, faculty, and staff. The members of the committee are appointed by the Student Government Association. The committee was instrumental in the planning of a Halloween Carnival and offered booth space to all interested clubs and organizations. Their success with the carnival was a sign of their ability to gain the interest and cooperation of the stu- dents while providing for them an entertaining night of cake-walks, fortune-tellers, sponge throw- ing, and candid pictures. Other activities included arranging for movies to be shown on campus and planning ping-pong and pool tournaments. They also co-sponsored the Allman Brothers Concert with SGA. Sammy Villegas served as chairman of the com- mittee. 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ESCHOL CURL, President ANDY BROOKS, Vice President GAIL SAUNDERS, Secretary JAY SRYMANSKE, Treasurer Jim Abney Aubrey E. Adams Michael R. Alston Alan Armstrong Jan Atchley Henry Atwater Debra Bates Pat Bernaski Nancy Bickner Lar Bin Frag; Bragden Andrea J . Brooks Susan K. Brooks Marilyn Burch Cherilyn Caldwell Diane Chambers Robert Cobb Jo Collins Don Connell Elaine Crowe Eschol Curl Mae Belle Curney Ronald L. DeAngelus Therese M. Deleski David Dellinger Thomas Dellmger Linda Dickerson David Duke Evelyn J. Edd Lynn Edmon s Portia V. Ellis Freddie Ergle J erry Ezzcll Terry Ezzell Sharon Farver Frankie A. Fowler Regina Free Danny P. Fricks Daniel H. F uller Warren Garmon Anna Marie Gaston Evelyn L. Geraldson Bettye Lyn Goatz Robert Goble David Goeway Terry Granger Susan L. Grantham Carolyn Gunnels Susan A. Haire Janet Hall Martha Hallum Mary Hite Johnny Hogwood Anna Hollaran Susie Hopper Donald Blake Horn Marilyn Houston Marvin Howlett Patsy Hughes Michael Hunt Margie Irwin Jerry W. Jacobs Nola Marie J ahna Charles Jefts Louvonia Johnson Isaac Johnson, Jr. Kenneth E. Kelley Steven E. Kemp Joe V. Knight Frank A. Knowles, Jr. Melody A. Lewis Nathanial McClinic Rebecca E. McGinnis Ruth Marable Romaine Marcum William L. Marks Martha J. Mitchell Linda S. Montgomery Martha Jo Morgan James M. Mros Sue Mull Robert A. Murdock Charles K. Noles Martha J. Novinger Susan A. Odonnell Kathy R. Ozment Gayle Parker Lloyd R. Parker Paula E. Plawin Patsy Price Elizabeth Putnam Frank W. Reddy Donald J. Remillard James Richardson Rita Richmond Johnnie Rickerson Thad Rickerson Joyce Riegle Richard Riegle Mary Ann Riggs Gail A. Rissman Catherine Ro a1 Jim Satc er Gail Saunders Ruthella Sawyers Elizabeth C. Senn Suzanne Shifiett Sandra D. Sim son Lynda L. ims Ann E. Smith Linda Smith Susan Smith Mike Sneed Sandra J. Stage: Kendall L. Stewart Charles C. Stout Kathy L. Stuckey Ramona L. Sweat Joy Taylor Thomas R. Thurston Vic Tinney Larry Tucker Allen Turner Charles H. Turner Hugh Ira Vassar Glona A. Vaughn Sandra Vernon Faye Walker Mar aret Wallace loria Walters Charles Wampler J enny Warren Carol Waters Kip Westling Frank D. Wheeler Hugh White Karen White Renee White Martha Williams Minnie R. Willis Paul Willis Bobby J oe Wright Patricia Wright David 0. Wood Priscilla Woolley Nellie Jo Worsham 139 Sophomores J ERRY STRICKLAND President DUDLEY HERNDON V ice President MARGARET ROBERTS Secretary J OY PADGETT Treasurer Steven Alfred Lynne R. Allen Brian D. Anderson Hazel Anderson Donnia Andrews Marie L. Armstrong Cathy Atkinson David A. Baker Connie Lee Ball Gregory Baxter Charles Bearden Beverly Bell Suzanne R. Bellamy Gail Bennett David M. Bishop Donna Bishop Sherrill J . Blakeney Belinda J. Boney Betsy Bostwick Richard W. Bowers Susan L. Braswell Julie N. Briscoe Danny A. Brown Deborah E. Bryant James E. Buchanan William D. Bunch Susan Byrd Stanley Casteel Martin Christian Thomas J. Christian Gail M. Clark Karen I. Clark Peggy Clarke Juli L. Cleveland Linda Collins Debra Ann Connor Dennis W. Corbin Janiece Crider Charles B. Curl James L. Curry Becky Davis Debbie Davis Steven Ellis Ellen Free Mary Free Dane Freeman Wanda Freeman Harriet E. Fricks Michael S. Fowler Ellen Funsten Sharon Galloway Mary J. Gamble Peggy C. Gansler Denise Garner Sara C. Garrett Dale Allen Gindlesperger Billy Goolsby Randall M. Green Celeste Greene Cathy S. Griifm Glenda R. Hamilton Glenda J . Hankins Frances Hapstak Danny M. Hardin Cindy Harvell Jeannie Haynes Dudley Herndon Charles Hind William S. Houston Laurie Howell Kathy Deems Andrew A. Dekle Jill A. Delashmutt Judy DeMore Christopher Devlin Donna Donahue George H. Donigian Jim Eaton Marilyn T. Edmonds Marie Edwards Rodney Eldridge Sheila G. Eleam 142 Virginia L. Hoyt Roy Lee Hunter Susan Hunter Lynn J arrett Jeannie H. Jenkins Louvonia N. J ohnson Floresta D. Jones Jeanette Justice Gwenita Keaton Melissa Kennedy Joan B. Kisselburg David E. Kuhlman Michael Lane Herbie J. Lanoux Joanna L. Leffel Stephen Lemley Don Lemmer Benjamin Lowry III Leigh Lowry Sonja Lyle Joan E. McEntire Joyce McF Linda McGrZe Sue McGough Albert L. McLeod Bob Mangel Phyllis Marks Elaine Marshall Gary L. Martin Susan Moncrief Patricia S. Moore Keith Muma Nancy Oswald Cary B. Owen Joy Padgett Ed Palombo Sandra K. Parrish Lynette Payne Doug Piper Ellen Poch nok Joe A. Pra 1 Kathy Price Hermanett Pruitt Tommy Quinton Jane W. Ramsey Linda S. Reyes Wayne Rich Linda Rickerson J ennie Roberts Margaret E. Roberts Bonnie Robinson Betty C. Roe Mary E. Rotton Barbara Rous Jimmy Rousey Janis Sams Vazgen Sarkissian Gwendlyn C. Satcher Jean L. Sauer Linda S. Scoggins Steve Sluder Deborah Smith Gary Smith Jan Smith Randall Smith Susan M. Smith Mike Springer Linda J . Stamper Priscilla Stanton Shaun Stepowany Eleanor Strickland Jerry Strickland Sandra F. Swinford Robert A. Taft Danny C. Thomas Linda G. Thomason Gary Throckmorton Terry Touchstone J ean Vinson Carol Waddell Teresa G. Wallace G. C. Watkins Margaret Williams Marsha C. Williams Terry Williamson J ohn Wobus Cindi Woodall Pamela L. Woods Lynn Wooten Freshmen J IM MILLINGTON President NEAL FEATHERSTON Vice President GAIL WINKLER Secretary J ANE DICKEY Treasurer q 143,?qu Lynda Adams David L. Akins Nancy L. Akins Marilyn Anderson Sheila Arrington Rita Ash Diane Barlow Lila G. Bihla Sonia Bloomfield Thomas L. Breland Donna Broadway Alison B. Brooks David Wilson Brooks Jill E. Broome Danny R. Brown Faye Brown Jo Brown Margaret H. Bussey Steven Jeffery Cage Douglas 0. Cameron Linda A. Carroll Sara E. Carswell Kim B. Carter Ronald Chambers Janice F. Clark Susan M. Clark Bruce D. Conway Celon K. Cook Martha I. Crabtrec Debra Cunningham Cynthia Daggctt Terry D Amato Wilham G. Davis Daniel H. DeFoor Eddie Wayne DeLoach Linda M. Deyton Jane Dickey Diane S. Dixon William F. Doster Mary Duncan Wilham A. Early Aubrey P. Eddy Jennifer R. Elk Catherine D. Ellis Elizabeth A. Ellys Thomas R. Evans Michael P. Farr Neal C. Featherston Gary R. Fisher Diane Fitzpatrick Sallie Ragland Ford Jennifer L. Foster Susan Foster Jenny Fowler Marigene Funsten Jon L. Gant Randy D. Ga ler Stanley R. Geral son Mike Gianfriado Kathy J . Gibson Ramona J. Gifford Phyllis L. Gresham Jimmy Gribble Maureen Griffin Brian J. Griffith James D. Groover, Jr. Barbara Dianne Hale Regina A. Hall Gene Agnew Hardin Sharon C. Hayes Fonda J . Hembree Jack Henson Leland D. Herbert Gloria Jean Hicklin Myra J . Hicks Rhonda A. Hicks Larry J. Holden Karen C. Holley Scott Hubbard Dennis B. Israel David E. Jackson Diane I. Jarriel Debbie Johnson Jennifer L. Johnson Dennis Johnston Janice L. Jones Sarah T. Jones Vicki Keight - Lynn Kennington Johnny L. Kirby Karen A. Klepac Nancy L. Koger Horace F. Lafavor Juanita LaRue Betsy A. Leadbetter Nancy J . Lenderman Lynn C. Lusk Georgia Lust John L. McBride Dianne McHugh Susan E. McLeod Jann McLendon Glenda S. McMichael Amy C. Malone Karen Mangel Peter H. Marshall W. Tommy Middleton Cheryl K. Miller James R. Millington Richard Mitchell Hilda Moone'y Sally Moore Connie E. Morrison Glendice Mosteller Brenda P. Myers David K. Norman Catherine C. Norwood J eanne Oakes Cherry Odom Diane Oswalt Carolyn J . Palmer Boden J . Phillips David Phillips Catherine Poelcher Anita Gail Pope Candice L. Powell Robert F . Powers Becky Rasure Miriam J . Rice Lee Richardson Marsha Y. Rikard Cynthia A. Ring David A. Robinson Susan E. Rogers Dianna L. Rossman Guadalupe Sanchez Arthur Saus Neal Saye Wilhelm F. Schmidt Wilhernia Seals Sandy L. Shi le Glenda G. Simgsoryl Lucy E. Skelton Peggy A. Slay Kathryn H. Slickman David S. Smith Judy C. Smith Phillip Smith Cynthia L. Stager Joe Stanton Franklin D. Statham Janice M. Steadman Kay E. Stone Robert Suhr Lynn Swenson Wally Taylor Jana L. Throckmorton Christine A. Tollman Michael A. Tomlin Joseph J. Trembula Charles Walker Kathryn E. Walker Judy K. Warbington Peggy Ware Tricia Weaver gm. ., Mn; n...u...-. Susan K. Webb Valerie L. Westbrook Ann Williams Deborah A. Williams Marsha E. Williamson Deborah Willis Gail L. Winkler Robert Wolf Cheryl L. Wood Nancy Marie Wood Sandra A. Yates Floyd School Of Nursing WE APPROACHED OUR NURSING CA- reers with apprehensive fear - yet there was a job to be done and we wanted so much to be a part of the profession, to mingle our ability with the needs of others and know that good would result from our efforts. We began by timidly tip-toeing in white, spot- less shoes down corridors of a seemingly mag- nanimous structure - a hospital. Our too long dresses swished around our legs reminding us that our freckled, dimpled knees were suHiciently covered and that we could stoop at the water fountain without looking behind us. We whis- pered in fear of destroying the awesomeness of the hospital atmosphere, but our whispers were transformed to laughter, giggles, and on occa- sion, tears, as we found our niche in this vast surrounding. We overcame our initial fear of the building and finally understood clearly that a hospital is people. We saw the pain and for a time felt the hurt; we saw the suffering and knew a better time would come; we saw death and then life, violent and kicking, in the newborn. We learned to bend, to give all that we could, and when we could do no more, to accept that which we could not change for all our hopes. We kept on work- ing, studying, 'and helping those who needed us. Together we realized it is a good life. i -!.;L,.- 153 Seniors LINDA DICKERSON DIANE HALL ELVA KINNEBREW PEGGY KORNEGAY LINDA MCGAHEE JACKIE NEWBY LINDA PEARSON DIANE PURCELL PHYLLIS SALMON VICKY WARBINGTON Gail Bennett Betsy Bostwick Peggy Clarke Becky Davis Debbie Davis Kathy Deems Judy DeMore Ellen Funsten Janet Hall J eannine Haynes Lynn Jarrett Jimmie Jones Gwenita KeatOn Leigh Lowry Myrna McIntosh Jeanne Murdock Sharon Murphy Debbie Smith Martha Smith Cindi Woodall J uniors Freshmen Frances Bell Sonja Bloomfield JoAnn Brown Martha Cline Teresa D Amato Mary Duncan Debbie Johnson Cynthia Kinnebrew Juanita LaRue Karen Mangel Hilda Mooney Glenice Mosteller Cherry Odom Becky Rasure Sharon Riel Pamela Tucker Ruth Watkins Patricia Weaver ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Administration DAN BIGGERS M Dean of Sludentx JOHN R BERTRAND President THOMAS GANDY Academic Dean BETTY BARBOUR GARY WOOLLEY ROBERT LATTIMORE Dean of Women Assistant Dean of Students Executive Assistant to the Prexidenl 160 INEZHENRY Assistant Vice-President V S. H. COOK Dean Emeritus G. D. WILSON Registrar HUBERT E. JONES Director of Physical Plant WILLIAM MOSS V JOHN LIPSCOMB Controller Director qf Development THOMAS GLOVER TOM IVEY Dean of Adm issionx Director of C ounseling RICHARD WOOD DAVID BEEBE YALE GUNN Director of Food Service Chaplain Assistant Chaplain SHERRY ZEIGLER' GILES CHAPMAN Assistant Director of Krannert Center Director of Krarmert Center F aculty AGRICULTURE JAMES DEAL W. S. BLACK TH OMAS J. MEW ROBEN VOIGHT BIOLOGY JOHN MCDOWELL ROY F. KISER KENNETH HANCOCK CH EMISTRY W. N. PIRKLE JAMES L. RHOADES DWIGHT KINZER RALPH E. FARMER S. I. SPECTOR MILTON CHAMBERS OUIDA DICKEY BUSINESS EDUCATION AND PSYCH OLOGY ISABEL CAMPBELL STELIOS CHIMONIDES JOYCE JACKSON GENE CLARK RALPH ABLES ii. fx ; CALVERT DIXON 167 ENGLISH AND SPEECH . DEAN CANTRELL WILLIAM C. MORAN . JAMES MOSS TOMMY KEY RICHARD DILLINGHAM MICHAEL PEDRETTI NICOLAS NAIDENKO FOREIGN LANGUAGES JUAN WYSKOTA IND USTRIAL ED UCATION JAMES LUTON RICHARD FLOURNOY RAYMOND BOWEN 170 HOME ECONOMICS CAROLYN SNOW 171 LIBRARY ONDINA GONZALEZ PATRICIA MED OW MATHEMATICS HOWARD BARE ALTA SPROULL ROBERT POE HOYAL WEST N O S m E S O J m E w E K FAYE ROWELL MARY LOUISE HAACK JAMES CLARK DARWIN WHITE ROSS MAGOULAS PH YS ICAL ED UCATION DONALD JONES t GARLAND DICKEY JANE DOSS LARRY TAYLOR PHYSICS LAWRENCE MCALLISTER JULIAN SHAND 175 RELIGION WILLIAM HOYT J ORGE GONZALEZ ROBERT STU RDIVANT TAO LU TSUI SOCIAL SCIENCE Uigiyfg ' 'HL GORDON CARPER GORDON JEPSON ROBERT MATTHEWS 177 ATHLETICS TRACK BREAKING EIGHTEEN EXISTING RECORDS OUT of twenty-two, the Berry College Track Team was the shining spot in the Athletic Department in 1970. The secret of Coach Jonesl men lay in spirit motiva- tion and determination Early 1n the season Berry began 1 to let GIAC opponents know that it was the team they all had to contend with. Berry totaled more points in its first et than did all of her first four opponents com- bined??55. April, Berryls thinclads shocked nationally recognlz d. eges and universities by running wild over Emory U ersity, Wofford College and Milligan Col- lege. Berry. totaled one hundred and fifteen points and smashed th S closest bid by Wofford by nearly thirty. points. , In Ma Berry placed third 1n the Georgia State Meet H behind Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia; once again putting Coach Jones and his Vikings on the map. Berrys Track Team boasted four men who scored in the three digit figures; Freshman Chester Forsh with two hundred twenty-nine, Freshman Jim Inman with one hundred-flfty, Sophomore Charley Wampler with one hundred twenty-flve and Freshman Brian Anderson with one hundred eleven. Losing only three Seniors to graduation, the Berry har- riers look to even higher goals than this yeafs twenty-four and four record. In only three years of extensive rebuild- ing, Coach Jones has brought Berry College to a place of respect among the large colleges and universities in the Southern United States. ix mm mm '-. u..w ; . u g, mm m '? ? -' Q .xu , n . 3 $3M k L v i x I w IN I M a HHY , v H mm K. r f Soccer THE SOCCER TEAM EXHIBITED A SURPRISTNG amount of talent for a team forced out of athletic per- spective by teams coached by members of the Athletic Department. In its eighth year of existence at Berry, soc- cer is still made to take a back seat to basketball, base- ball and track due to an apparent lack of concern, at best, on the part of athletic planning. Operating on a shoe string budget and playing in a left-over field of grass, the Fury demonstrated a spirit not often found on Berryts scholarship supported teams. The men who played the sport did so because of their love of friendly, rough and tumble competition and they received no money, little recognition and absolutely no quarter in the classroom. Their Coach, August deBerdt was a professor in the Foreign Language Department. Apathy toward soccer at Berry had finally begun to spill over into the student body. The Fury, once com- prised of twenty to twenty-five men, this year numbered only fifteen, one of whom was the manager. The crowds which once shouted and screamed in support of a power- ful and proud first eleven or laughed and harassed a well-meaning ttnut squad? this year dwindled in num- ber. Often as many well wishers showed up at games in Alabama and Tennessee as did for home games. So the Fury fought, relaxed and fought again, dis- gusted at one time, on cloud nine at another. Their shins sore, ribs aching and term papers questionably short, the men of the soccer team battled larger teams from larger colleges with more money and better equip- ment. But ironically, the Fury fought not only for vic- tories over other colleges but also for recognition at their own college. The outstanding last season 01 Seniors Bostick, Bright, Stepowany, Barrineau and Jones must be recognized. Special mention, however must go to Wayne Stepowany for he remembers the Fury of 1966 that went undefeated but had to decline an invitation to the National Playoffs due to a unique situation for any winning team at Berry, a lack of funds. Team Members REGGIE BARRINEAU Fullback HEATH BODDEN Manager KARL BOSTICK Inside TOMMY BRIGHT Goalie VASGEN DER SARKISSIAN Hayback JOHN FRAZIER Fullback JOHN GANT Wing PETER GUZZO Wing DAVID JONES Halfback MIKE McCAULEY Wing DENNIS O,KAIN Halfback ED PALMER Halfbuck FRANKIE PHILLIPS Wing STEP STEPOWANY Center JAY SYRMANSKE Fullback DONNIE TAYLOR Wing TED TOUCHSTONE Inside 'gmwmj E x. SQBBE gngnggn x . I 7v ' W gu .gym ,. :13 - HHQH: 1W ' 1 WW 3:; w mam cemm' Indieihai'Ceritrldl , Hop. ,. H Ogl'ethdqj'e', . ; Ogleihdrise : G zi. !Sbut11westeh1; 1;! Wesngepxgia . Valdcsm fmaosm? Piedhionix J V ' pgt'ethbirfie ' Oglfzthbr$6 :VGa. 'SouthweStem W99 Ge'prgia. 7 Shorter . V , ro'r pA'rm'strdng :i Pigdxixon; ,; Geofgia Tech Cdltii'fikixiS' mewwnmnw Y 5, , Wm win W H 5 5 ' mu 5 ' .5 . '1 5;, pm f Cross Country LED BY CAPTAIN CHRIS DEVLIN, COACH JONESi MEN FIN- ished a rugged season with an impressive 11 and ,4 record. Berry ran a much tougher group of opponents this year and still managed to impress nationally ranked teams. In the Georgia State meet, Berry,s Cross Country team, composed entirely of underclassmen, tinished eighteenth in a field of thirty-six. In Franklin, Tennessee, Berry whipped Southeastern Conference giant Vanderbilt and two days later at home, rolled easily over Emory. Owing much of their success to the ever-present drive of Coach Jones, Berry ran roughshod over conference competitors most of the time. Ironically Berry was once again denied the GIAC Championship by a matter of a few points. itGall-darnitPi Jones looks to next year when the entire team will return and present the most powerful Berry Cross Country team in twenty years and seri- ously bid for the elusive GIAC crown. With an attitude of iican-dd, and a great deal of hard, thankless training our men who ran Cross Country deserve a well-earned mo- ment of gratitude for the honor they have brought home. Varsity Basketb all THE VIKING HARDWOOD YEAR WAS TOUGH, dis- astrous as a matter of fact. We managed 16 more field goals than our opponents but fell short at the foul line by 231 points. While we averaged a 71 point game average, we were bettered by our opponents 77 point average. Vik- ings were led by big Barry Griswell Who tallied 13.5 points per game and cleaned the backboard an average of ten times per game. Junior, Eschol Curl, averaged 11 points per game and was Berryts shining star at Jacksonville State when he tallied 26 points. Sophomores, Danny Brown and Gary Throckmorton, netted 9 points per game on the aver- age. We did, however, in this lackluster season manage a few high points. We got ltuptt for Shorter and froze them outlas they fouled us to victory. Two nights later, behind the out- standing showing of Eschol Curl and Dave Foulk, we edged Augusta in the closing seconds of a terrific battle. In the rematch with Shorter at their homecoming, we drew Hawk-blood on their court. It seemed that only our arch-rival could get us to pull together this year. Oftentimes coach and team were as dis- tant as north and south poles, possibly because it seemed that there was no first team. Some members yo-ydd be- tween the JV and Varsity squads as often as freshmen boys visited the girls at Ford; maybe this was part of the trouble. Viking fans were often dismayed at coaching tactics. Riding on the crest of the Shorter victory, Viking Day and the win over Augusta, it seemed that we had everything going for us as we faced Georgia Southwestern for home- coming. The first half was rough and we went into the locker room as slight underdogs, but the second half was even rougher. We slipped and found ourselves down 15 points and then substitutions were made so often that not even the team members could keep up with who was on the court. As the final buzzer sounded, a stunned student body watched a heart-broken team go down in defeat by 24 points. All of which seems to indicate that any five men and a coach does not make a team, rather a squad pulling in as many as six directions. We identitied with Jan Smith, the little guy who ran cir- cles around and sometimes over opponents. Whitey Tucker impressed opponents and their fans, but he often found himself using the jab rather than the jump-shot. Hopes for next year rest with Smith, Riegle, Curl, Throckmorton and the like, if they chose to play. w: 1 . M, PERSUD 1 ; 0'. Name . .111Grisweil, Barry 1 C1111, LEsCth h 5 1316111131,.Dar111y 11 Throckmofton, Garyw F .FDeBruhl; Jaimesw1 Horn,;D6nm C VFoulk,-Dave 1 4 FRiegle, Rick 11 1 Wilson, Dari TuCke1, Whiigy 1 Smith Jan 11 Forsh, Chester 4 Brooks, Dav: 1 Semor 3011' 4 41111111111130 1 3611111. 1729.! 1Soph 11111111er 25; Jamor'5227 , , . I Senior 128. 38111:: 45 w Fresh. :28 4 30; F 471111 Individual,1,Pcf1fb'r1manc Field Free a 161680 167 116' Soph. 43.0 , 116 r ' 131211161125 7 1161,! 1. 1 Junie: 1 Soph. 111.5-111V 1724? 8 1 71801th T 3: 4 3:; 01 1 Class Gaines Goals Throws - Rebound ' 1:28; 2 1.441 27:1 199 u q 51-32-11 1 m . , Record Berry Opponents 7 Q5. QnrhprnTech....6.......6 ....... ' ........ 79 62 . . LaGrange 1 ............... ' ..... 1 72 1 75 ,y . West Georgia .6 ...... .................. 84 75 L691 C1hrk11 .............. l ................ 74 96,1 7 86 . 1 . Southegn Tech ........................ 103 v . 797' 1 72 . . . Piedmdnt ............................ 77 81...?resbyterian ..... 7 ............ 7 ...... b.7789 72...Shorter..H,1......,7...: ............. 61 86 . . . Jacksonville State ....................... 88 54 . . . Augusta ............................. 47 81 . . . Huntington, Indiana . . 1 .7: . .1 .4. . . 1 . . .7 77M 58 . . . GeorgiaSouthwestern : ............... V ...... A 82 82 . . . Hanover, Indiana ....................... 74 61 . . . Clark 50 . . . Georgia Southwestern ..................... 48 66 . . . LaGmnge 49 . . . Augusta ............................. 57 61 . . . Valdosta 72 . . . West Georgia .......................... 84 72 . . . Columbus 73 . . . Columbus ............................ 74 66 . . . Shorter .............................. 71 . . . Valdosta 80 90 . . . Piedmont J unior Varsity Basketball THE JV SQUAD WAS CALLED UPON MORE OFTEN than usual to supply manpower to the Varsity team this year. As a result their record suffered somewhat. Led by powerful Mike Kinney, who averaged 14 points and also saw considerable Varsity duty, the JV squad posted a 12 and 6 record. Don Horn, who later moved up to Varsity, averaged 13 points a game and was followed to the Varsity squad by Chester Forsh, who averaged 14 points a game. Sparked by Tim Warrick, the Junior Varsity squad sup- plied much needed support for the Varsity team and posted a respectable season record in so doing. Herein rests the hopes for next yeafs Varsity comeback. Cheerleaders THE CHEERLEADERS ARE NOT LIKE MOST OF us. Spirit and enthusiasm to them are as tangible as day and night. To them, it is the warmth they feel deep inside when we come alive, screaming and yelling, jump- ing to our feet as we did when the basketball team froze Shorter out in the Iinal minutes on the night of January third. Remember how proud we were when Dr. Gandy announced that the following day would be Viking Day. To the cheerleaders, Viking Day occurs every time a Berry athlete plays. Spirit and pride are easily found when Victory is in the air; but, it is often not so easily found when the biting sting of defeat presents itself. However, our cheerleaders yell just as loud and bounce just as high each game of every sport throughout the season. Womenas Basketball LED BY IRIS KINNEBREW, LINDA MONT- gomery, and Jan Bailey, the Lady Vikings finished third in the Southern Women,s Athletic Conference. Iris, Linda, and Sandra were chosen as numbers one, two, and three respectively, on the SWAC all-conference team. With only two seniors, the Lady Vikings played many teams with more experience and hnished with an impressive 12 and 5 record, being edged out of the confer- ence championship by Hiwassee and West Geor- gia. Look out next year, when Miss Rowe brings on deadeyes such as Iris Kinnebrew, Linda Montgomery, and Cheryl Miller, who together averaged a fantastic 7070 at the free throw line and a deadly 487;; from the hoor. Special mention is made of Miss Jan Bailey, one of the teanfs seniors, who finished with a 667Z; accuracy record at the free throw line and 4896 from the floor. She sparked the Vikettes through- out the season and will be missed next year. Other Sports 3.3 Screamed, cned .Helldd. and Ood-b ed 4 Smoked VJ oked Cussed 'and wDiscuss'ed fury 3h3 Men's BcnuT EConch'T' j TM; fjnoaofm Pf. W. -,,.'5w53: 3. DATEiFrbl.Wi , I 1g ;nurn5lC T' 1.5m F So we enjoyed things as they were. And altogether it was a very good year! RALPH EVERETT ABLES, IR., Assistant Pro- fessor of Education and Psychology; A.B., Sam- ford University; M.A., University of Alabama; Auburn University. 09671 DOROTHEA AHLSTROM, R.N., Instructor, Surgical Nursing; St. Anthony Hospital. 09701 BETTY BARBOUR, Dean of Women; A.B., University of Georgia; M.A1 Florida State Uni- versity; University of North Carolina. 0939- 1946, 19521 WILLIAM H. BARE, Assistant Professor of Mathematics; B.S., North Carolina State Col- lege; M.A., Appalachian State Teachers C01- 1ege. 09631 DAVID BEEBE, Chaplain; Director of Re- ligious Life; Associate Professor of Religion; A.B., Salem College; B.D., Alfred University; ThsD., Pacific School of Religion. 09661 Nancy Bell, R.N., Instructor, Surgical; B.S.N., Baylor University School of Nursing. 09671 REINEE BELL, R.N., Instructor, Medical Nursing: St. Joseph1s Hospital. 09681 STANLEY BENSON, Head Librarian; B,S., Southern Illinois; Th.D., S.W. Baptist Theological Seminary; MA. in Library Science, University of Texas. 09691 JOHN R. BERTRAND, President; B.S., M.S., Texas Technological College; A. and M. Col- lege of Texas; University of Missouri; Ph.D., Cornell University. 09561 DAN U. BIGGERS, Dean of Students; B.S., Georgia Teachers College; M.Ed., University of Georgia. 09661 W. S. BLACK, Forester; Assistant Professor of Agriculture; Georgia School of Technology; B.S., University of Georgia. 09491 RAYMOND J. BOWEN, Instructor in In- dustrial Education; B.S., Berry; M.A.T., Middle Tennessee State University. 09661 LAVADA BROOKINS, Clincial Supervisor, Psychiatry; Floyd School of Nursing. 09691 ISABEL CAMPBELL, Assistant Professor of Education; B.S., West Georgia College; M.Ed., Reading Specialist, University of Georgia. 09701 DEAN CANTRELL, Associate Professar of Eng- lish; A.B., Lamburth College; M.A., Peabody; University of Tenn. 0962-1968, 19691 N. GORDON CARPER, Professor of History and Chairman of Department of Social Science; B.A., Heidelburg College; M.A., Ph.D., Florida State University. 09651 ROBERT CATANZANO, Assistant Professor of Mathematics; B.S., Auburn University; M.A., Bowling Green State University. 0964-1965, 19661 A. MILTON CHAMBERS, Assistant Professor of Business Administration; B.S., Berry College; M.S., University of Tennessee. 0949-1959, 19531 F aculty Directory STELIOS CHIMONIDES, Instructor of Psy- chologz; B.A., Kalamazoo College; M.A., West Michigan University. 09691 GENE CLARK, Assistant Professor of Educa- tion; B.S., Athens College; M.A. Peabody. 09701 JAMES CLARK, Assistant Professor of Music, Director of Hand; US. Navy School of Music; B.S., West Kentucky University; M.Mu., Vander- Cook College of Music. 09701 M. RITA CONLON, R.N., Director, Nursing Education; New Britain General Hospital School of Nursing, B.S.N., McNeese State College. 09661 S. H. COOK, Dean Emeritus and Advisozy A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Davidson College. 09101 ROBERT C. COOLEY, Assistant Professor of History and Political Science, Department of Social Science; A.B., Georgetown College; M.A., University of Alabama. 09681 JULIA ELLEN DANIEL, Assistant Professor of Home Economics; B.S., Alabama College; M.Ed., Auburn University. 09691 JAMES DEAL, Krannert Director of A griculture and Forest Resources, Chairman of Department of Agriculture; B.S.A.. University of Georgia. 09691 AUGUST DEBERDT, Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages; B.A1, St. Lodewijks College; B.D., Calvin Theological Seminary; M.A., University of Georgia. 09701 GARLAND M. DICKEY, Professor and Chair- man afDeparlmem of Ph ysical Education, Direc- tor ofAthletics; B.S., Berry College; M.S., Uni- versity of Tennessee; Ed.D., George Peabody College for Teachers. 0946-1953, 19541 OUIDA W. DICKEY, Associate Professor of Business Administration; B.S., Berry College; University ofTennessee; M.A., Peabody College; Florida State University; Ed.D., University of Georgia. 0950, 1952-1953, 1955, 1956-1957, 19591 RICHARD DILLINGHAM, Assistant Professor of English; B.A., and M.A., University ofGeorgia. 09701 CALVERT DIXON, Gund Professor of Psychol- ogy; B.S., M.SA, Florida State University, Ph.D. East Coast University of Florida. 09701 JANE B. DOSS, Instructor in Physical Educa- tion; B.S., Winthrop College; University of Kentucky; M.S., Jacksonville State College. 09661 Wart time1 NANCY DUPREE, Instructor in English; B.S., Furman University; M.A., Auburn University. 09701 ROBERT DUPREE, Assistant Professor of English; B.A., Erskine College; M.Ed., Clem- som College. 09701 JOHN EARLY, Pharmacist, Instructor, Phar- macology; B.S., Auburn University. 09691 INEZ MARTIN EDGE, Associate Professor of Education; B.S., Jacksonville State University; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Ed.D., Auburn University. 09681 CATHY EVANS, R.N., Instructor, Pediatrics; Park View Hospital Schoo1 of Nursing. 09701 RALPH Es FARMER, Associate Professor and Chairman of Department of Business Administra- tion; B.S., Berry College; M.S., University of Tennessee. 0939-1941, 19471 JOYCE W. FLEMING, Assistant Professor of Home Economics; B.S.H.E., M.S.H.E., Univer- sity of Georgia 09631 RICHARD O. FLOURNEY, Assismnt Professor of Industrial Education; B.S., M.Ed., Georgia Southern College. 09651 THOMAS W. GANDY, Vice President, Aca- demic Dean; B.S., M.S., Auburn University; Ed.DA, University of Illinois. 09631 THOMAS C. GLOVER, Dean of Admissions; B.S., Berry College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. 09621 JORGE AUGUSTO GONZALEZ, Professor of Religion; B.L., Candler College; SAT.B., Matanzas Union Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Emory University. 09621 ONDINA SANTOS GONZALEZ, Assistant Professor; Assistant Librarian; B.L., Institute Pre-University de Cienfuegos; B.C.E. Matanzas Union Theological Seminary; M.Ln., Emory University. 09621 G. LELAND GREEN, President Emeritus; B.S., Ed.D., University of Vermont; Ph.D., University of Georgia. 09201 YALE GUNN, Assistant Professor of Religion; Assistant Chaplain; Assistant Director of Relig- ious Life; BA, University of Florida; B.D., Columbia Theological Seminary; M.C.E., Presbyterian School of Christian Education. 09671 MARY LOUISE HAACK, Assistant Professor anusic; A.B., Augusta College South Dakota1; M.Mus. 1organ1, The University of Michigan; Eastman School of Music. 09601 KENNETH F. HANCOCK, Dana Professor and Chairman of Department of Biology; B.S., Jacksonville State College; M.A., Peabody Col- lege; Ph.D., University of Alabama. 09601 HERMAN A. HIGGINS, Assistant Professor of History, Depzmmem of Social Science; A.B., Birmingham-Southern College; M.S., George Peabody College for Teachers; Louisiana State University. 09601 BARBARA HOLDEN, R.N., Clinical Super- visor, Surgery, Recruitment Director; Henry Bishop III Memorial School of Nursing. 09671 WILLIAM R. HOYT, Dana Professor and Head of Department of Religion; Assistant Chaplain,- A.B., Davidson College; B.D., Columbia Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Duke University. 09671 JOYCE JACKSON, Amman! Professor of Educufion; B.S., Winthrop College; M.Sq Ed.D., University of Tennessee; Ph.D., University of Tennessee. 09696 KATHRYN JENKINS, Coordinator of Student Teaching; The Children7s Hospital, Philadelphia. GORDON F. JEPSON, JR., Assistant Professor of Sociolagy, Department of Social Science; B.A., Ricker College; M.A., University of Maine. 09686 DON JONES, Assistant Professor in Physical Education; Assistant Coach, Athletics; A.B., Wofford College; M.S., University ofTennessee. 09676 KENNETH JOSEPHSON, Assistant Professor of Music; B.S., Columbia University; M.A., Eastman School of Music. 09666 Wart time6 TOMMY L1 KEY, Assistant Professor in Speech; Director of Choral Readers; B.A., M.A., West Texas State University. 09676 DWIGHT KINZER, Assistant Professor of C hem- istry; B.A., Vanderbilt; M.S., Ph.D., University of Alabama. 09696 JACQUELINE KINZER, Instructor, Assistant Librarian; A.B., Huntington. 09706 ROY STONE KISER, Associate Professor of Biology; B.S., Madison College; M.S., University of Virginia. $19626 LEE LAIRD, Instructor, Fundamentals; Georgia Baptist School of Nursing. 09696 LOUISE CAUSEY LEWIS, Assinant Professor of Music; B.A., University of South Carolina; M.F.A., University of Georgia. 09656 ALEXANDER YA-LI LU, Axsistanr Prqfessor of Polilical Science, Department ofSocial Science; B.A., National Taiwan University; M.A., In- diana University. 09676 JAMES N. LUTON, Professor and Head of Departmen! oflndustrial Education; 38., George Peabody College for Teachers; M.S., Ed.D., University of Tennessee. 09576 ROSS A. MAGOULAS, Assistant Professor cf Music; Director of Cancer! Choir; B.Mus., Con- verse College; M.Mus., Florida State University 09566 LAWRENCE E. MCALLISTER, Professor of Physics and Mathematics; A.B., Oberlin College; Ph.D., University of Chicago. 09326 RALPH McCUIN, Instructor in Psycholog; B.A., M,Ed., Georgia Southern. 09686 CATHERINE M. MCDONALD, Asxislant Pro- jlessor of Home Economicx; Direclor of Nurxery School; B.S.H.E., Berry College; M.H.E., Uni- versity of Georgia. 09616 MALCOLM W. MCDONALD, 1R1, Instructor in Physics; B.S., Berry College; M.S. Emory University. 09646 10n leave for graduate study6 MILTON MCDONALD, Green Professor and Chairman of Department of Education and ny- clzalogy; B.S., Berry College; M.Ed. and Ph.D., University of Georgia. 6 19706 JOHN MCDOWELL, Axsociale Professor of Biology; B.S., M.S., Colorado State; Ph.D., Oklahoma State University. 09696 ROBERT MATTHEWS, JR., Assislant Profexsor of Sociology; BS. and M.S,, North Carolina State University. 6 19706 THOMAS W. MEW, III, Associate Professor and Chairman of Department of Art; 8.8. and9 M.A., Florida State University; Ph.D., New York University. 09706 WILLIAM C. MORAN, Dana Professor and Head of Deparlment of English and Speech; A.A., St. Charles College; A.B., Marshall College; M.A., Marshall University; Ph.D., University of Tennessee. 09676 JAMES MOSS, Instructor in English; B.A., Shorter College; M.A., West Georgia. 096$ NICHOLAS S. NAIDENKO, Rudge Nichols Visiting Professor of Foreign Language; A.B., Slate Classical College, Kursk; B.S., Techno- logical Institute, Prague; M.A., J.U.Dr., KarPs University, Prague. 09656 KASSIE PARKER, Clinical Supervisor, Surgery; Floyd School of Nursing. 09706 L. VERNON PEAKES, Professar 0f Chemistly; B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 09586 MICHAEL PEDRE'ITI, Instructor of Speech, Director of Drama; B.S., Wisconsin State Uni- versity; MA., University of Kansas. 09696 EVELYN H6 PENDLEY, Assistant Professor of English; A.B., Berry College; M.A., Emory Uni- versity; Winthrop College; Converse College; Shorter College. 095$ Gar: time6 WILLIS N. PIRKLE, Associate Professar of Chemistry; A.S., M.S6, University of Alabama; University of North Carolina. 0942-1947, 1948- 1949, 19516 ROBERT POE, Callaway Professor of Mathe- matics; B.S., Black Hills State College; M.S., Ph.D., Oklahoma State University. 09696 WILLARD P. RANNEY, Visiting Professor of Agriculture; B.S., University of Illinois; Ph.D., University of Minnesota. 09696 MARY REYNOLDS, Assistant Dean of Women; Womeniv Counselor; B.S., Radford College; M.A., Peabody College. 09586 JAMES RHOADES, Profiassor and Chairman of Department of Chemistry; B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Perdue University. 09696 NELLIE RODGERS, R.N., Psychiany; Em- manuel Jr. College; B.S.N., M.N., Lewis Gale Hospital, Emory University. 09686 JOANNE ROWE, Assistant Professor of Phyx- ical Education; B.S., Womenk College of Georgia; M.S., University of Tennessee. 09626 FAY ROWELL, Instructor of Music; B.Mus. 6piano6, M.F.A. 6piano6, University of Georgia. 09706 OLLIE MALLARD SCOGGINS, Assistant Professor of Home Economics; B.S.H.E., Berry College; University of Georgia; M.S., University of Tennessee. 09526 ANNE SHAHAN, R.N., Instructor, Maternal: Child Nursing; Georgia Baptist. 09706 JULIAN B. SHAND, JR., Dana Professor and Head of Department of Physics; B.S., University of South Carolina; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. 09676 213 CAROLYN B. SNOW, Associate Profesxor and Home Economics; H.S.H.E., M.S.H.E., Uni9 versity of Georgia. 09626 S. I. SPECTOR, Axsociale Prefessor of Busi- nessA dminixtrarion; L.L.B., American University; MAB.A., Georgia State University. 09676 VIRGINIA E. SPECTOR, Instructor; Assistant Librarian; B.A., George Washington University; MALn., Emory University. 09686 ALTA SPROULL, Associate Prafesxor of Malhe- matics; B.S., Georgia State College for Women; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Duke University; North Carolina State College. 0925, 1927, 19286 ROBERT V. STURDIVANT, Assistant Professor ofReligion; A.B., Millsaps College; B.D., Th.M., Columbia Theological Seminary; Emory Uni- versity. 09686 LARRY J . TAYLOR, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Coach, Athletics; A.B., Catawba College; M.S., Peabody College. 09596 JUDY THOMPSON, Librarian; B.S., Georgia College at Milledgeville. 09696 TAO LU TSUI, Associate Professor of History, Department of Social Science; B.S., Southwest Associated University; M.A., Columbia Uni- versity; D. J. University of Rome. 09676 GEORGE TURNER, Assistant Professor, De- partment qf Social Science; Ph.D., University of Michigan. 09696 ROBEN VOIGT, Assistant Professor of Depart- ment ofArt; B.F.A.,Tyler School of Art; B.S.Ed., Temple University; M.F.A., Tyler School of Art. 09676 HOYAL B. WEST, Associate Profesxor and Acting Chairman of Mathematics; A.B., Berry College; M,A., Peabody College; University of Illinois. 0959-1963, 19656 DARWIN G. WHITE, Axsociate Profexsar and Head of Department of Music; B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Florida State University. 09686 ALEXANDER WHITAKER, III, Assistant Professor of English; A.B., M.A., University of Virginia. 09666 60n leave for graduate study6 G. D. WILSON, Asxociale Professor of Palitical Science, Department afSocial Science; Registrar; A.B., Mercer University; M.A., University of Georgia; University of North Carolina. 09536 GARY WOOLLEY, Assimmt Dean ofStudents; B.A., Beloit College; M.Ed., University of Illinois. 09706 JUAN DE WYSKOTA ZAKRZEWSHI, Nichols Axsocialion and Acting P'rbfesxar of Foreign Languages; B.A., State College, Warsaw; Licencie, University of Fribourg; M.A.. Uni- versity of Texas. 09676 JOYCE ZAHNER, R.N., Instructor, Psychiatry; B.S.N., University of Cincinnati; M.S., Emory University. 09706 A ADAMS, GLENN B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia Georgian Literary Society 1; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4. ADAMS, LURA HANDLEY B.A., English Fayetteville, Georgia ADAMS, PANK B.A., Social Science Rome, Georgia AHLSTROM, DOROTHEA B.S., Psychology Rome, Georgia AIKEN, ALDRIAN V. B.A., Art Atlanta, Georgia Art Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 2, ,3, 4; Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4; Griggs Scholarship 1. ALLEN, PATRICIA D. B.S., Home Economics LaFayette, Georgia AMONDS, LINDA B.S., Home Economics Rome, Georgia AMONDS, RONNIE E. B.S., Industrial Education Rome, Georgia ATKINS, KENNETH EARL B.S., Biology Mount Dora, Florida Circle K Club 3, 4, Lt. Governor 4; Religious Education Club 2, 3, Reli- gious Education Scholarship 2; Frank Miller Memorial Scholarship 4; Presidenfs Advisory Council 4; Head Resident Assistant 4; Whois Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, 4. B BACON, CHRISTEL V. B.A., English Jacksonville, Florida BAGGETT, EUGENE ROY B.S., Mathematics Rome, Georgia BAILEY, JAN B.S., Physical Education Cobb, Georgia BALL, JAMES MARTIN B.S., Mathematics and Physical Education Rome, Georgia Senior Directory BALLANGER, BARBARA B.S., Elementary Education Chattanooga, Tennessee Concert Choir 2, 3; Student N.E.A. 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. 2; Black Student Society 4. BALLANTINE, ALICE D. B.S., Elementary Education Silver Creek, Georgia Dana Scholars 4; Student N.E.A. 3, 4. BARRINEAU, REGINALD B.S., Physical Education Columbus, South Carolina BARTON, HENRY E. B.S., Mathematics Armuclzee, Georgia BEASLEY, RICHARD L. B.A., Business Administration Dana Scholars l, 4. BELL, DENA SUE B.A., Mathematics Hazlehurxt, Georgia Georgian Literary Society 1, 2, Sec- retary 2; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4, Reporter 4; Senior Class Secretary; Summer College Court 3; Dorm Court 4. BERTRAND, OTIS W. B.A., English and Art Rome, Georgia BLANKENSHIP, JOAN B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia BODDEN, HEATH B.S., Psychology Crawford, New Jersey BOLT, MARTHA B.M., Music Education Miami, Florida Berry Singers 2,3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 2, 3, Treasurer 4. BOSTICK, KARL B.S., Biology and Physical Educa- tion Piscataway, New Jersey BOWLES, NANCY B.A., English and Sociology Griffin, Georgia BOYD, ERVIN B.S., Biology Villa Rica, Georgia BRACEWELL, MELODY M. B.S., Elementary Education Dublin, Georgia Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 2; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 4, Publicity Chairman 4. BRADLEY, CARMAN B.A., Elementary Education Lake Wales, Florida BRADLEY, GWENDOLYN J. B.A., Sociology Calhoun, Georgia BRADLEY, RUSSELL KING B.A., Political Science Marietta, Georgia Agricultural Club 4; Religious Edu- cation Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2. BRAGG, SARA FAY B.S., Physical Education Maultrie, Georgia Georgian Literary Society 1; F.C.A. 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Physical Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Basketball 1; Junior Class Presi- dent; Senior Representative for Mountain Day Queen; Griggs Scholarship; Who3s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. BRIGHT, TOMMY RAY B.S., Physical Education Columbia, South Carolina Physical Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3; Soc,- cer 1, 2, 3, 4, Co4Captain 2. BRISENDINE, BRENDA B.S., Elementary Education Fort Payne, Alabama BROCK, CHARLES F. B.S., Industrial Education. Rome, Geargia BRUMBELOW, ROBERT B.S., Mathematics Rockmarl, Georgia C CAMPBELL, KEITH MARTIN B.A., English Ml. Berry, Georgia CARE, ANNE B.M., Music Education Ml. Martha, Australia CARNES, THOMAS B.S., Industrial Education Rome, Georgia CARRAWAY, JOHN BIDDLE B.A., Chemistry and Math Raleigh, North Carolina Alpha Chi 3, 4; Circle K Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lt. Governor Georgia District 3, Secretary 4; Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4; Georgian Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government Association 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Junior Representa- tive 3; Griggs Scholarship 1; Pirkie Award 2; Whois Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities 4. CARROLL, TERI B.A., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia CENTOLA, THOMAS 11BUBBA3, B.A., Business Administration and Psychology Rome, Georgia CHENEY, RICHARD FRANK B.A., Physics Middletown, New Jersey Circle K Club 1; Dana Scholars 1; Tennis 1. CHESSER, CANDYCE EVLA B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia Dana Scholars 1, 2, 3, 4; Mitchell Scholarship 1; Ty Cobb Scholarship Foundation 2, 3, 4. CHESSER, CHERYL B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia CLARK, DEEDEE B.S., Business Administration Waynesbaro, Georgia CLARK, KATHY B.S., Business Administration leomaston, Georgia CLARK, VERONICA M. B.M., Music Education Rome, Georgia COCHRAN, KERRY C. B.S., Psychology Ranger, Georgia COOPER, CAROLYN LOUISE B.S., Home Economics Auslell, Georgia Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Berry Readers 3; Student N.E.A. 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. 1; Krannert Center Committee 4. COPELAND, LANA NADENE B.A., History and English Houston, Texas Alpha Chi 3, 4; Campus Carrier 3, Copy Editor and Reporter 3; Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, President 3; Berry Readers 1, 2; Student Government Association 4, Vice- president 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4; Social Science Review Editor 3; College Court Chief Counsel 3; Whois Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. COPELAND, WALTER E. B.A., Business Administration and Psychology LaFayetre, Georgia Circle K Club 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Vice- president 4; Syrreb Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2; Young Republicans 1, 2, Secretary 1, 2; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2; Tennis 1, 4; E. T. Barwick Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4,. CORBITT, MARTIN C. B.S., Mathematics and Physics Peason, Georgia CORNELL, DIANE LOUISE B.S., Elementary Education Rockmart, Georgia Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3. COX, CHARLES STEVE B.A., History Rome, Georgia COX, RAY KENNETH B.S., Psychology Rome, Georgia COX, STEVE E. B.S., Industrial Education Rome, Georgia CRAWFORD, REBECCA DIANNE B.S., Physical Education Columbia, South Carolina Berry Singers 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Robes Chairman 3, Presi- dent 4; Georgian Literary Society 2, 3; Physical Education Club 2, 3, 4, Projectis Chairman, 4; Student NBA. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Fellowship Christian Athletes 4. CRIDER, HAROLD RUSSELL B.A., History and Social Science Powder Springs, Georgia Circle K Club 4; Dana Scholars 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Govern- ment Association 4, President 4; Phi Alpha Them 3, 4; Berry Readers 4; Student Advisory Committee to the President 4; ths Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. CROWE, ROBERT HENRY B.A., History Decatur, Georgia Berry Singers 2, 3, 4; Baptist Stu- dent Union 3, 4; Campus Carrier 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Georgian Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- president 1; Religious Education Club 1, 2. D DAVIS, JAMES B. B.A., History Rome, Georgia DAVIS, JULIA V. B.S., Elementary Education Waycross, Georgia DAVIS, STEVE D. B.S., Physical Education Columbus, Georgia DAVIS, TIMOTHY EUGENE B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia Georgian Literary Society 1, 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice-president 4; Tennis 2, 4. DERRINGER, TOM B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia DOYLE, BETH B.S., Psychology and Physical Education Mount Berry, Georgia DUKE, MARY B.S., Home Economics LaFayette, Georgia Whois Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. DURHAM, DONN'IE R. B.A., English Chickamauga, Georgia Agriculture Club 1, 2, 3; Circle K Club 2, 3, 4; Dana Scholars l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Ramincations 3, 4, Poetry Editor 4; Sigma Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4; Syrreb Lit- erary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-president 3, Editor Bas- ketball Program 2, 3; Track 1; thfs Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. E EARLY, HUGH B.S., Mathematics Rome, Georgia EDMONDSON, GLADYS D. B.A., English Rome, Georgia Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4; French Government Award 3. F FARMER, WALLACE B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia FARVER, RICK C. B.S., Biology Miami, Florida Student Government Association 1. FEASEL, MARION B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia FERGUSON, GLENN B.A., Business Administration Mezg'ord, Oregon FINLEY, ANN B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia FITE, MARILYN B.S., Elementary Education Plainville, Georgia FORTNER, REGINALD CUTHBERT B.A., Religion and Philosophy leomaston, Georgia Berry Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; Baptist Stur dent Union 2, 3, 4, Vice-presidem 2, 4, Pub1icity 3, Program Chairman 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- president 4; Georgian Literary Society 1, 2; Religious Education Club 1, 2; Y.M.C.A. 1; William Stokely Scholarship 4. FOULK, DAVID FRED B.S., Physical Education Salem, Virginia FOY', MARGARET EDWARDS B.S., Elementary Education Meigs, Georgia Student Government Association 1; Student NBA. 4; Y.W.C.A. 2; Vir- ginia Cook Scholarship 1, 2. FREEMAN, WILLIAM VANCE B.S., Physics Ch allanooga, Ten nessee Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; 'Freshman Chemistry Award 1; Mitchell Scholarship 1. FULFORD, MARY JEAN B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia Alpha Chi 3, 4; Dana Scholars 4. G GAFFNEY, LYNN TRACY B.S., Elementary Education Old Tappan, New Jersey Concert Choir 1, 2; Georgian Liter- ary Society 1, 2; Student Govern- ment Association 4; Student N.E.A. 4. GALLAGHER, JOYCE B.A., History and Po1itica1 Science Atlanta, Georgia ths Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. GIBSON, LONNIE HUGH B.S., Business Administration Jupiter, Florida Cabin Log 3, 4, Sports Editor 3. 4, Business Manager 3, 4, Miss Berry Pageant Production Director 4; Campus Carrier 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; ths Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universi- ties 4, College Court 3, Chairman 3; Supreme Court 4. GIBSON, JUDITH P. B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia GILES, DANIEL N. B.S., Political Science Rome, Georgia GODFREY, WAYNE B.S., Physical Education Chamblee, Georgia GOODWIN, DANNY B.S., Business Administration Orangeburg, South Carolina GOOGE, RONALD B.A., Chemistry Rome, Georgia GRANT, RICK B.S., Business Administration West Palm Beach, F Iorida GREEN, GORDON A. B.S., Business Administration Summerville, Georgia GREENE, WALTER DERRILLE B.A., History Rome, Georgia . Georgian Literary Society 4, Trea- surer 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. GRESHAM, DAVID W. B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia GRESHAM, WILLIAM A, B.A., English Rome, Georgia Alpha Chi 3, 4; Campus Carrier 3, Editor, Fine Arts 3; Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4; Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4, Parlias mentarian 2, President 4; Ramifications 3, 4, Associate Editor 3; Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4; Berry Readers 1, 2, 3, 4; Berry Players, Best Actor 2. Best Supporting Actor 3; Lucius Caldwell Scholarship, thfs Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. GRISWELL, JOHN BARRY B.S., Business Administration Atlanta, Georgia Dana Scholars 3, 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Physical Education Club I, 2, 3, 4. Vice-president 3; Student Government Association 3, Dorm Court Chairman; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. Treasurer 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Tri Captain 2, All GIAC; Track 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 3; Whois W110 Among Students in American C01- Ieges and Universities 4. GRISWELL, MICHELE IRWIN B.A., Social Science Atlanta, Georgia Alpha Chi 3, 4: Campus Carrier 2,. 3; Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Physical Education Club 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 3; Student Government Association 2, 3, Secretary of Womcns Dorm Court, Secretary of Supreme Court; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 2; Cheerleading 2, 3; F.C.A. 2. 3, 4; Phi Alpha Theta 2, 3; Contestant in Miss Berry College Pageant 3; Con- testant in Miss Viking Pageant 2, 3; thS Who Among Students in American ColIeges and Universities 4. GUNN. MARTHA ELIZABETH B.S., Biology and Chemistry Columbus, Georgia Campus Carrier 4, Photographer, Layout Editor; Concert Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; Georgian Literary Society 1, 2; Varsity Club 3; GirPs Volleyball 2, 3; Griggs Scholarship l. H HALL, THOMAS L. B.A., Chemistry Hammeld, Georgia I-IANEY, BRENDA S. B.S., Chemistry Rome, Georgia HARDIN, DEWEY W. B.S., Business Administration Cartersville, Georgia Drama Club 1; Georgian Literary Society 1; Phi Beta Lambda 4. HARRIS, NETHA A. B.S., Home Economics Dalian, Georgia HAULK, DORIS B.A., English Rome, Georgia HAWKINS, FAITH N. B.S., Business Administration Summerville, Georgia HEMPHILL, ANDREA ZELL B.S., Elementary Education Cedarlawn, Georgia Varsity Club 3; Tennis 2; Miss Berry College Pageant Contestant 3; College Court 3; Volleyball 3; Whois W110 Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities 4. HENRY, LOUETTA MAE B.A., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia Alpha Chi 4; Baptist Student Union I, 2; College Band, Brass Choir 3, 4; Dana Scholar 4; Student N.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HEWITT, GLENDA B.A., Psychology Forest Park, Georgia HILL, MARILYN FRANCES B.S., Elementary Education H enderson ville, N orllz C arolina Student N.E.A. 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Manager. HILL. STELLA L. B.S., Home Economics Fares! Park, Georgia American and National Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Projects Chairman 3; Y.M.C.A. l, 2; Emmy S. Cook Award 3, 4. HILL, SYLVIA ANN B.S., Elementary Education Rome. Georgia College Band 1; International Stu- dean Club 2; Modern Dance Club 2. 3; Art Club 3, 4. H1LL. TOM M. B.S., Business Administration Rome. Georgia Circle K Club 4: Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Student Government Associa- tion 3, 4. HOLLAND, LYNN B.S.. Mathematics Education Rome, Georgia HOOD, SAMUEL F. B.S., Physical Education Kingston, Georgia HOPPER, MARTHA B.A., Business Administration Princeton, Kcnlucky HORNE, OSCAR H. B.S., Chemistry Rome, Georgia HOUNCHELL, GARY R. B.S., Business Administration Mitlzlletown, Ohio HOWARD, ANGELINE B.S., Political Science Rome, Gemgia HUFF, DANIEL L. B.S., Biology Atlanta, Georgia HUMPHREYS, JOHN R. B.S., Business Administration Sumnmrville, Georgia and Physical J JACKSON, MARILYN B.S., Home Economics Rockmm't, Georgia JEPSON, JUDITH B.A., History Rome, Georgia ths Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. JOHNSON, MARY ANN B.S., Social Science Dawsonville, Georgia JOHNSON, TOMMY F. B.S., Business Administration Armuclzee, Georgia JONES, DALE A. B.S., Maihematics Bufbrd, Georgia Baptist Student Union 3, 4; Studeni N.E.A. 3. 4. JONES, DAVID EARL B.S.. Mathematics Columbus, Georgia Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4. JONES, HERMAN EDWARD. JR. B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia Georgian Literary Society 1, 2; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Government Association 4'. Third place Mr. Future Business Executive for State of Georgia. JONES, JOANNE J. B.A., English Hanson, Massachusetts JONES. JUDITH ANNETTE B.S., Mathematics East Point, Georgia Georgian Literary Society 1, 2, 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3; Student NBA. 3, K KENNEY, MIKE B.S., Physical Education Carlisle, Kentucky KERCE, BOBBY L. B.S1, Sociology Rome, Georgia KING, MICHAEL E. B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia KING, ROGER DALE B.S., Industrial Education Rome, Georgia KINMAN, LINDA F. B.S., Physical Education and Business Administration Calhoun, Georgia KISER, WARREN A. B.S., Business Administration Rome, Georgia KIRK, J OEL W. B.S., Industrial Education Atlanta, Georgia KREIDER, DENNIS RAY B.A., English Atlanta, Georgia Campus Carrier 1, 3, Reporter 1; Concert Choir 1; Berry Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-presidem 2, President 4, Ramitications 3, 4; Speech Activi- ties, Delegate Clemson Forensic Tourn., Delegate Ga. Theater Conference, Best supporting actor 2; Hammond Poetry Contest winner 3. L LAM, BETTY B.S., Home Economics Rome, Georgia LANHAM, PATRICIA DIANE B.S., Home Economics Rome, Georgia Alpha Chi 4; Dana Scholars 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent N.E.A. 3; Georgia State Teachers Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4. LEAMON, DELORIS JUNE B.S., Elementary Education RicoviIIe, Tennessee Student NBA. 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 4; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Financgz Chairman 2, 3; Virginia Ralslon Cook Scholarship 3, 4. LEAVITT, FRED B.A., Social Science Rome, Georgia LEAVITT, LINDA FAYE B.A., Elementary Education Greenville, South Caralina Baptist Student Union 2, Publicity Chairman; Concert Choir 1; Geor- gian Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Re- ligious Education Club 1; Berry Readers 4; Student NBA. 4. LEE, CHARLOTTE B.A., Elementary Education Jacksonville, Florida LEE, SHIRLEY B.A., English Rome, Georgia LEFFEL, LAURA JOHNSON B.A., English and Art Rome, Georgia Ramifications 4, Art Editor; Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Berry Readers 1, 2, 3; Student NBA. 4; Meri- torious Scholarship 2. 3. LITTLE, WEYMAN B.A., Hisory Rome, Georgia LOFTIN, CARY DAVID B.A., Chemistry Rome, Georgia LONG, GEORGE W. B.S., English Ranger, Georgia LOWNSBURY, WILLIAM H. B.A., Political Science For! Waxhinglon, Pennsylvania Concert Choir 1; Dana Scholars 2; Georgian Literary Society 1, 2, 3; Ramifications l, 2; Speech Activi- ties 2: Student Government Asso- ciation 2, 4, Second Vice-president 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, Vice-presidem 2; Young Democrats 2; Track 1; Tennis 2; Who1s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities 4. M McFERRIN, MARGARET FONTAINE B.S., Elementary Education Birmingham, Alabama Georgian Literary Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Modern Dance Club 3; Student NBA. 3, 4; College Court 4; William Stokely Scholarship 4; Miss Berry College Contestant 4. McWHORTER, ROBERT B.S., Physical Education Rome, Georgia MARABLE, RICHARD OTIS B.S., Physical Education Rome, Georgia MARTIN, BRENDA B.A., English Lindale, Georgia MAXWELL, THOMAS SCOTT B.A., English Rome. Georgia MEIER, MICHAEL B.A., English Rome, Georgia MENSER, PATRICIA B.S., Home Economics St. Augustine, Florida MIDDLETON, MARVENE B.S., Elementary Education Chqtswortlz, Georgia Alpha Chi 3, 4; Dana Scholzir 4; Student N.E.A. 3; Georgia State Teachers Scholarship 3, 4. MOORE, POLLY B.S., Elementary Education Greensboro, Georgia Baptist Student Union 3, 4, Area Representative 3, President 4; Stu- dent N.E.A. 3, 4; G.C.A. 4; Miss Berry College Pageant Contestant 3, Second Runner-up and Miss Con- geniality; Who,s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities 4. MOORE, WILLIAM ADDISON B.A., English Camak, Georgia MOYERS, MIKE B.S., Business Administration Fayetteville, Tennessee MULLIS, BEVERLY ANN B.S., Business Administration Madixon. Georgia Alpha Chi 3, 4; Cabin Log 3, Assis- tant Editor; Dana Scholars 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4; Dorm Court Chair- man 3: Mitchell Scholarship 1; First place Ga. Phi Beta Lambda Vo- cabulary Contest 2, 3; PBL Miss Fu- ture Business Executive of Georgia 3, Third place; Who,s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4, N i NEELY, JOEL B.S., Biology Fairbzlrn, Georgia 0 OLESEN, RAYMOND HEMME B.S., Business Administration Hartford, Connecticut Campus Carrier 1; International Students Club 1; Phi Beta Lambda 2; Young Republicans L OSBORNE, GARY B.A., History Rome, Georgia OSTEEN, LYNDA HARRIS B.S., Home Economics Jacksonville, Florida College Band 2; Home Economics Club 2, 4; Miss Berry College Con testant 2. OSWALT, DAVID E. B.S., History Rome, Georgia OTTOWITZ, LYNN CAROL B.S., Home Economics Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Alpha Chi 3, 4; Dana Scholar 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who,s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. OUELLETTE, VALERIE BADZIOCH B.M., Music Education St. Petersburg, Florida Berry Singers 1, 2, 3, 4; College Band 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Mitchell Scholarship 1; Music Scholarship l, 2; Hoogerwerf Music Scholarship 3, 4; N.A.T.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Second place Junior Classification, Music Contest. OWENS, TAIT B.A., Chemistry and Biology Tunica, Mississippi P PATRICK, JOHN R. B.S., Biology Rome, Georgia PHILPOT, MIGNON B.A., Social Science Rockmarl, Georgia PITTMAN, ALEXANDER CHARLES THOMAS B.S., Physics Edison, New Jersey POWELL, OLETA FAYE B.A., English 217 Warner Robins, Georgia PRATT, JUDY B.A., English and Sociology Dalton, Georgia PRESLEY, DIANE LEE B.A., Sociology St. Petersburg, Florida Dana Scholar 4; Syrreb Literary Society 1. PRIEST, PAMELA B.A., Sociology Holden, Masmclmsetts R RATLIFF, TERRY B.S., Elementary Education Summerville, Georgia RICHARDSON, WILLIAM RAE B.S., Industrial Education Rome, Georgia RIGDON, FRED W. B.A., Sociology Tifron, Georgia ROBINSON, CATHY SUE B.S., Home Economics Rome, Georgia Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government Association 3; College Court 2; Miss Berry College Contestant 2. ROGERS, DONALD B.A., Chemistry Rome, Georgia ROGERS, SARA FAY B.S., Elementary Education Rome, Georgia ROTTON, BARBARA ESTER B.S., Elementary Education LaGmnge, Georgia Baptist Student Union 4; Georgian Literary Society 1; Religious Educa- tion Club 2; Student N.E.A. 4; Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, Summer President 1, 2, Publicity l, 3, Campus Rela- tions 2, 3, Region YWCA Council 3; REC Award 2; Lettie Whitehead Scholarship 4; Class Secretary 1. 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B.S., Industrial Arts Athens, Georgia WILLOUGHBY, LINDA B.S., Mathematics and Psychology Jacksonville, Florida WILLS, CHERYL B.S., Psychology Auburn, Alabama WILLS, PHYLLIS B.A., Sociology Ocala, Florida Whois Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. WILSON, DANIEL L. B.S., Business Administration Salem, Indiana WILSON, LINDA L. B.A., English LaFayeIle, Georgia WOOD, J IMMY B.A., English Gainesville, Georgia A Abney. James K, Box 250. Summerville. Ga. Adams, Aubrey E.. 1715 A131 Ava. Selma. Ala. Adams, Glenn M.. Box 719. 1le Elizabeth SL, Rome. Ga. Adams. Lum Handlcy. Rome, Ga. Adams. Lynda. Huckabce SL, McRac. GEL Ahlslrom. Dorothea F.. Rome. 3, Aiken. Aldrian V., 850 Starlight Circle. N.E.. Atlanta, Ga. 124 Echma Circle, Aiken, Brian. 850 Starlight Circle. N.E.. Allan- la, Ga. MdGrns. David. 1597 Lakeridgc Circle. Rome, a. Akins. Nancy 1... Rle. 2. Woodslock. Ga, Allen. Darrell. Rte. 6. Box 188. Canlon. Ga. Allen. Patricia D.. Box 238. LaFayeuc. Ga. Allccrnl. Rhoda L.. 1 108V: Sycamare 81., Rome. Allen, Thelmn K.. 105 Allan Dr.. Cnlhnun. Ga. Alred. Steve. 416 Sycamore SL. Rome, Ga. Alston, Mike, Box 394. Tuxedo. N. C. Anginds. Linda H.. 100W; Ave. A,. Rome, Amends. Ronnie 15.. 100W: Ave, A,, Rome. Ga. Anderson. Brian D.. 2900 Clovcrhursl Dr.. East Point, Ga. Anderson. Hazel .11. 413 Cooper Dr., Rome. Ga. Argerson. Marilyn. 2745 Sherlock Dr.. Dccamr, 111 Andrews. Dunnia A,. Rome,Ga. 1405 Calhoun Ava, Ansley. Ben. 29 Pine Valley Rd., Rome. Ga. Argjlmng. Alan. 10694 Eagle Dr.. Jonaboro. Argl'iregir'lg, aljdarie L., 607 Carmen Ave., Fort Arrington, Sheila, Rte. 1, Box 256, Wadley, Gm Ash, Rim, 216 W. Gibson 51., Ccdarlown. Ga. Alchley. Ellen J1. 1238 Murray Dr., Jacksun- ville, Fla. Alkins. Kenneth E. 809 81h Avc., Ml. Dora. Fla. Atkinson. Cathy. Box 3913. Rte. 4. Calhoun. Ga. Algater. Henry M.. 570 Irwin SL. Cedarmwn, a. B Bacon. Chris V.. A L 30. 1100 Scagalc Avc,. Neptune Beach. a. Bangcll. Eugene R1, 103 East 10th 51.. Rome, 3 5 . Bailey, Janet A.. Box 185, Cobb, Ga. Bailey. Judy W.. Rte. 4. Calhoun. 631 132153, Anthony C, $347. Pine Village, Rome, II'A Elizabeth St..' Baker, Bruce E., 764 Mockingbird Ln.. Audo. hon. Pa. Baker. David A. Box 303. Umatilla, Flu. Baldwin. Thomas A.. Rte. 4. Rome, Ga. Ball. Connie L.. 2504 S. Whileslone Dr., F10- rcncc. Ball. James M., 12 Lombardy Way. Rome. Ga. Ballungcr. Barbara A.. Rte. 8, Box 268, Chauo' nooga. Tenn. Ballantinc, Alice D.. Rm 1. Silver Creek. Ga, Barlow. Diana. 11 Highland. Rome, Ga. Barrineuu. Reginald M., 2900 Millwood Aveq Columbia. 5. C. Barton, Henry E,. Rte. 1, Annuchce. Ga. Bates, Debra 1... Box 75. Palmello, Ga. Baule, Lac H., Rte. 1, Rome. Ga. Baxter. Gregory J1. 2 Denny Dr.. Rome. Ga. Beam. ClilTord M.. 310 N. Elm 51.. Rome, Ga. Bcardcn, Charles L, 4032 Rainbow Dr. Allan- 13, Ga. Beasley. Richard L.. 2612 Garden Lakes Blvd.. Rome. G31 Beck. John D.. 5933 SL. Leonard SL. Colum- us, a. Beeman. Edward D. $3 Bellvue Dr,. Treasurer Island. Fla. Belchcr. Cheryl L,, Anchorage Farm, Madison. 91 a. Bell. Beverly E.. 2626 Mundan Trail, Winlel Park. Fla. 3011. Dena S.. Rte, 1. Hazlchursl. Ga. Bell. Donald E., 1527 Burson D12. Findlay. Ohin Bell, Frances W,. 304 E. 3rd Ave.. Rome. Ga, Bell. Loycc W., 128 Sycamore 51.. Rome. Ga. Bell. Reince 1. Box 175, Cave Spring. Ga. Beg, William, Box 175. A131 Rd., Cave Spring. :1, Bellamy. Suzanne, Box 473. Dahlonega. Ga. Bennett. Brenda G.. 310 ALfred Ava. Rome. .1. Bernaski. Patricia, 4110 Colfee Dr., Huntsville. la1 Bernreuler. Chuck. 1368 Riverhill CL. Jackson- ville. Fla Bertrand. Otis W.. Rte. 1. Rome. Ga. Bihla. Lila. 216 E. 3rd St. Rome. Ga. Bing. Larry, 30 Ash SL. Rome. Ga. Bishop, David, Rte. 5. Box 43, Canlon. Ga. Bishop, Donna. 5416 Glcmidgc Dr., NE. Ab lama. Bishop. Sherry W.. Box 282. Summerville. Ga. Blakcney, Sherry. 2561 Glenrock D12. Decatur. Ga. Elgikenship. Joan 1... 131 Echom Circle, Rome, a. BloGomfleId. Sonja. Rte. 2, Box 4418, Savannah. a. Student Directory .Boddlsn. Heath H1. 12 Colby Ln.. Cranford, . J. Boll, David. 117 Piedmont Ava. Rome. Ga. Boll. Martha K.. 8830 N.W. 15 CL, WL-sl Holly- wood, FlzL Honey. Belinda 1.. Star Rm. Box lO7-D. 9111 August Dr.. Jacksonville, Fla. Bogncr. George 13.. 25 Notasu1ga Dr.. Rome. :1. Baillic-lf. Karl T.. 5121 Emersan SL. Piscataway. Boslwick. Elizabclh D.. 120 Janelle L111. Jack. souville, Fla. Bowers, Richard W 211 W. 412 SL, Rome, Ga. Bowles. Nancy 1.. Rte. 2, Box 345. Griffin. Ga. Boyd, Ervin A.. Rte. 1. Box 21. Villa Rica, Ga. Brzgewcll. Melody. R16. 2, Box 408. Dublin. a. Bracken. Barbara J., 1012 Colorado Dr., DalA ton. Ga. Braden. Roberl F.. 314 E. 7111 5L, Rome, Ga. Bradliy. Cannan 1... Highland Park. Lake acs, Bradley. Gwendolyn, Rte. 4, Box 236. Calhoun, Ga. Bradley. Jahn B.. Rle. 4, LuGrange. Ga, Bradley. Russell K., 100 Holt Rd.. Marietta. Ga. Bra g. Sara E. 202 E 41h Ave Apt. 4, Rome, :1, Branlon. Agatha, Rle. 1, Silver Creek, Ga. Braswcll. Carolyn 6., 1024A Redmond Rd., Rome, Ga. Braswcll. Susan L., Rte. 2. Adrian, Ga. Brat, William M.. 809 Charlton Rd,, Rome. a. Breland, Thomas, 130x 935. Marianna. Fla. Bridges. James. 2501 Garden Lakes. Rome. Ga. Bright, Tornm R.. 2900 Millwood Ave,. Co- 1umbia,S. . Briscoc, Julie N.. 145 Stalford SL, S.W.. Atlan- la. Briscndine. Brenda C., Rte. 1. Box 200, Fort Paynt Ala. Broadway. Donna. 6 House SL. Rome, Ga. Brock. Charles F.. 1213 SL. Lindale. Gm Brooks, Alison. 6914 Holiday Rd.. Jacksonville, Fla. Brooks. Andrea. 6914 Holiday qu Jackson- ville. F131 Brooks, Dave, 6544 Manning Rd., Miannisburg, Ohio. Brooks. Susan K., 1105 Rose Circ1e. Trion, Ga. Brookins, Lavada. Rome. 1349 Redmond Circle, Brgomc. Jill, 1349 Briarclilr Rd., N.E.. Atlanta. :1. Brown, Danny A., 1701 Louisiana. Knoxville, Tenn, Brown. Danny R. 13 Russell 51., Rome. Ga. Brown. Jo Ann. 46 Elm St. Aragon. Ga, Brown. Teresa F.. Rte. 3. Brooklet, Ga. Brumbclow, Robert W.. 243 Lilchficld SL. RockmarK,Ga. Bryant. Deborah E.. 2618 Maple Rd.. Rome. Ga. Buchanan. James. Box 413. Blue Ridge. Ga. Bug'chc, William D.. 919 Duke SL. Mocksville, Burch, Marilyn. 505 2nd SL, Jackson, S. C. Burkhaller, Stephen. 705V: E. 17th 51.. Rome, Ga. Burroughs, Fleming. 807 Malaga. Pelham, Ga. Bussey. Marazu'el. 327 S. Converse SL. S anan- burg. S. C5 P Butler. Shirley 1.. 101 Wells Dr.. Rome. Ga. Byrd. Mary Susan. 7180 Twin Branch Rd., NE. Allanla, Gil. C Cadwell. Calhcrinc. Box 732, E. Crooked Lk. Dr,. Euslis. Fla. Ca 6. Steve, 5116 chford Rd., 1ndiunnpo1is. Fm. Ca1dwel1, Cherilyn M.. 309 Reece SL, Rome, 0211 Callaway. George K.. 236-A Kinsey CL. N.E.. A 12!. Cameron. Douglas 04. 3007 Washington Rd.. West Palm Beach, Fla Camp. Deborah. Rte. 2, Rome. GIL Campbell, David P.. Box 1305. Berry Academy. Mt. Berry. GzL Campbell. Keith M,. Box 104, Mt. Beny. Ga. Cara Anne T.. 2 Walpole 51.. Ml. Martha. Vic- lorin, Australia. Carnes, Thomas A.. 10 Auburn Ln., Rome. Ga. Carraway, John 3.. 223 Hillcresl Rd.. Ralcigh. N. C, Carroll. Linda, Rte. 1, Pinehurst. Ga. Carroll, Teri C.. 807 Oakland Avc., Rome. Ga. Carswtll. Snli. 1016 San Anionic Creek. Santa Barbara. Calif. Curler. Kim. 195 Summit Ava, S.E,, Mariana. Ga. Casleel. William S., Rte. 1, Chickamaugn. Ga. Cathay. Patricia A.. Rte. 9, Box 146. Gaines- vn c, Cagthen, Randy. 01d Summervillc Rd., Rome. EL Ccntola, Thomas A.. Old Salem Apksq G-6. Rome. Gu. Chambers. Cecelia D1, Box 382. Lindalc. Ga. Chambers. Ronnie. 326 Pine 51., Rockman. Ga. Chandler, Sheila W,. Box 82. Armuchee, Ga. Chrzngy. Richard F., 77 Tmu PL. Middletown. Chesser, Candyce. Rte. 4. Rome. Ga. Chesscr, Cheryl. Rm 4. Rome, Ga. Chestnut, Jack, 3126 Pine 51.. Rome. Ga. Chilton. Lorvell. Box 1161. Green Cove. Fla. Christian, Marlin, 400 E, 81h 51., Rome, Ga, Chrislian, Tom .11. 2275 Country Club Ln.. S.W., Allanm, Ga. Chcumbhr, Richard D,. 7 Lindsey Tern, Rome, H1 Clark. Gail. 21 Elmwood 51., Rome. GIL Clak, George M., 3783 S.W, 17111 SL. FL Land. a. Clark, Imogene, 105 Brown Fox Dr.. Rome. :1, Clark, Jaane, 21 Elmwood 51,. Rome, Ga. Clark. Karen. Ru: 1, Box 85, Webster, Fla. Clark. Kathy, R121 5. Thomaslon, Ga. Clark. Lorna R., 13 Pine SL. Oxford, Mass. Clark, Mary Adclia, Box 452. Wuynesboro, Ga. Clacrf, Susie, 3033 Green Valley Dr., East Point. Clark. Vemnicu, 1308 Calhoun Dr., Roma. Ga, Clarke, Peggy. 509 Park Ava, Hopewell, Va. C121 , Kenneth D., 913 Elm Ave., S., Pillsburg. 01111. Cleveland, Juli. Rte. 1. Rome, Ga. Cline. Martha A.. 5 Bufoxd SL, Canexsville. Ga. Cloud, Kulhy. 313 Pine 81,. Rome, Ga. Cobb, Robert L.. Rte. 2, Adairsvillc. Ga. Cochran. Kerry. RIC. l, Ranger, Ga. Co1ic1d, Buddy, Star Rm. Geraldine, Ala. Collins, Jo A. Box 146. Islamorada. Flu. Collins, Linda C., 1005 Temon 51.. Henderson- ville, N. C. Cone, Jerry, Box 102, Chalsworlh, Ga. CoGnncll, Don R1, 106 Nelson SL. Silver Creek, :1. Connor. Debra A., Rte. 6. Gninesville, Ga. Conway. Bruce. 573 Ashlund Rd., Middlcsex. N. .1. Cook, CeIon, Rte. 1, Franklin. Ga. Cook. Paul R,, 121 S. Royal Poinciuna Blvd. Miami Springs, Fla. Cooper, Carolyn L.. Barbara Ln., AuslclL Ga. Co eland. Lina N.. 954 Del None, Houston. cxax Co eland, Walter E., Foslcr M111 Dr.. La- ayctlc. Ga. Corbin, Dennis W., Rte. 1, Rome, Gan Corbill. Manin, Rte. 3. Pearson. Ga. Cornell. Diane I... 14 Hillside D11. Rockmnrl, Ga, Concy. Mary Sue. Rte. 4, Dublin, Ga. Cox. Charles S., 105 Soulh Elm 81., Rome, Ga1 Cox, Ray K., 108 Hughw'SL. Rome. Gm Cox, Steve B, 10V: Robin SL, Rome, Ga. Crablrce. Martha. Rle. l, Ringgold. Ga. Crawford, Rebecca D. 2900 Millwood Ave Columbia. S. C, Cridcr, Doris .1., 43 Rooney Rd., Rome. Ga. Crider. Greg, Horscleg Creek Rd., Rome, Ga. Crider. Russell. Rte. 2, Powder Springs, Ga. Crisp, Linda R, 213 Pine St. Trion, Ga. Crown, Elaine. Rte. 3, Summerville. Ga. Crowc. Robert H., 2692 Harrington D11. Deca- Iur. Ga. Crowc, William W1, S709 Rewinglon Rd., Washington, D. C, Cunningham. Debbie, Box 37. Dallas. Gu. CuGrl, Charles, 2744 Drew Valley Rd., Atlanta, :1. Cue'l, Eschol. 2744 Drew Valley Rd.. Allanlu, u. Curney, Mae Belle, 5649 Miller Grosc Rd., Lilhonin, Ga. Curry, James L. Ric. 6, Wayside Rd.. Rome. 1L D Davis. 8111. Rte. 1, Due West Rd.. Kcnnesaw, Ga. Davis, Deborah. 1658 W1 Sussex Rd,. NE. Al- lamm Gm Davis. James B 24 Rooney Rd.. Rome, Ga. Davis. Julia V.. 5V: Vincland D11, Rome. Ga. Davis. Rebecca. Rle. 5, Smith Rd.. Rome. Ga. Davis, Stephen D.. 1029 Brighton Rd., Colum- bus. Gm Davis, Timothy, Rte. 5, Smilh Rd,, Rm'nc, Ga, DcAngclus, Ronald, 2603 Garden Lakes 311111., omc. Ga. DcBra, Thomas, 3429 Woods D11, Dccalur, Ga. DeBrghl, James, 1130 Brookgreen C11. Camden, S, , Dccms. Katherine, Rte. 4, Rome. Gm DcFoor, Danny. Rte, 1, Resuca, Ga. Deckle. Andrew. Rm 2. Pclham. Ga. DeLashmuu. 1111, 7385 Twin Branch Rd Allan- 111. Dclcgal, Sharon. Rte. 1, Box l75rA. Babson Park, Fla. Dclcski, Therese, 202 Oakwood SL. Rome, Ga. Dcllinger, David. Box 66. M1. Berry, 03. Dcllingcr, Thomas. Box 66. ML Berry. Ga. Declioach. Eddie, 204 13ka Ave.. Garden City, 1.1. Dcmonia. Yogi, 7 Cherokee. Rome, Ga. DcMore. Judy, 112 Echola Cir., Rome, Ga1 Der Sarkissian. Heram. Box 38. Abadun. 1run Devlin. Chris. 40 Burnham Rd., Falmoulh, Mass. Dcylon, Linda. Box 637, Burnsville. N. C. Dickinson, Jerome, 205 Sherwood. Rome. Cm Dickerson. Linda. 2311 Griffm Rd.. Leaburg, F1a. Dickey, Jane. Box 57, Kelso. Tenn. Dixon, Diane. Rte. 7. Elberton, Gm D1115. Billy. 15 Doncaslcn DL. Rome, GEL Diprimu. Paul. 110 Sycamore, Rome, Ga. Dobson, Moncrief. 5 Beech Creek, Rome, Ga. Dockery. James, Rte. 5. Douglasvillc. Ga. Donahue, Donna. Box 690. ML Berry, Ga, Dviginn, George, 100 N, Mesa Dr.. Hopewell, a. Duster, Bill, 212 Woodbine Ava. Rome. Ga. Doyle, Beth, Ml. Berry, 0211 DEW, Nancy D.. 2549 Columbia DL. Decatur, a. Dudley, James, Rte. 4, Rome. Ga. Duke, David. Rte. 1, Rome, Ga. Duke. Mary, Box 567. Lanycue, Ga. Durham, Donnie. Rte. 2, Chickamauga, Ga. D1351. Ronald. ApL 2, Springdale Dr., Calhoun. a. E Eades. Mark J.. Rte. 7. Ala. Rd.. Rome, Ga. Early, Bill. 7300 Twin Branch Rd., NF... Allan- Ga :1, Euly, Hugh. 113 Mississippi D11. Rome. Ga. East, Sluarl, Rte, 6. Rome, Ga. Eaton. James 13., Jackson Rd., Sharon. Gm Echols. David, 4 Elizabeth SL, Rome, 6:11 Eddy. Aubrey, Rte. 3, Box 106, Canton. Ga. Eddy, Evelyn, Ru: 3, Box 106. Canton. Ga. Edge. Dennis. 124 Irwin SL, Ccdarlown. Ga. Edmonds, Lynn, 17 Rooney Rd., Rome, Ga. Edgonds. Marilyn. 204 Gobcr Avm, Smyrna, u. Edmondson. Gladys. 203 Venetian Way. Rome. Ga. Edwards, 1219 Abcrcrombie Dr., Rome, K, Mnric, Eldredge. Rodney. 1256 Seton P1,, Charleston. 8. C. Eleam. Sheila 0.. R16. 1, Rome, Gm Elk. Jenny, 803 Olive SL. Piusburgh. Pa. E1110 , Douglas. Rte. 6, Rome, Ga. E113. Cathy, 11408 Creeksidc D11, Richmond. 2L Ellis, James 5,. Rte. 2. Balls Ferry Rd.. Rome, Ga. Ellis. Portia V., 142 Liberty 81., Ccdarlown. Ga. Ellis. Robert. Rte. 4, Rome, Ga. Ellys. Bath, 56 Johnson P1,. Woodmere. NY. Erglc, William, 13 Robin 51.. Rome. Ga. Evans, Catherine. 211 Paris Dr.. Rome, Ga. Evans. Joyce. Rte. 1, Silver Creek. Ga. Evans. Tom, 2282 Rainwater DL, Marietta. Ga. Euell, Jerry, 109 Newcomb SL. Rockmurl, Ga1 FJJcll. Terry, 109 Ncwcomb SL. Rockmarl. Ga. F Farmer, Wallace, 409 E1 151h 51., Rome. Ga, Faro. Mike, 3 Harrison Rd.. Rome, Ga, Furver Rick. 2105 N1 Brand 51., Rome, Ga. Farver, Sharon. 2105 N. Broad 51., Rome, Cm. Fcascl, Marion. 32 Rooney Rd., Rome. Ga. chthcrslon, Neal, Horse Leg Creek Rd., Rome. :11 Ferguson. Glenn, 1533 Whitman Ava. Mcd4 ford. Ore, Finlcy, Ann, Rte. 6. Moran Lake Rd. Rome. Ga. Fish. Gary. F-7 Georgian Apts., Rome, Ga. Fish, Larry. F-7 Georgian Apls.. Rome. Ga. Fisgllcg, Gary. 102 Mirybrook Rd,. Trenton, Fishcr, Ronnie. 2715 Wcslchcslcr Dr.. Point. 021. East Fire, Marilyn E.. Plainville, Ga. Fitzpatrick. Diane, 4918 Robinson Rd.. Ac- .wunh, 4L Ford. Sallie. 618 Woodland Rd.. Hopewell, Va. Forsh. Chester, Bax 165, Canton, Ga. Former, Reginald, 510 Stewart Avc.. Thomas- lon, LL Foster. Susan E.. Box 441-A, RIC. . 1, Rock Springs, Ga. Folultllz, Dave. 1101 Bluffcresl Rd.. Indianapolis, 11 . Fowler, Anthony, 100 N. FJrn 51.. Rome, Ga, Fowler. Frankie A, Rte. 7, Rome. Gm Fowler. Jenny, l7 Wcsllyn Dr.. Rome, Ga. Foglcr. Michael 5., Box 994. R161 2, Fairmoum. LI, Fowler. Roy A.. 3 Clover 51.. Rome, Ga. Fox, Kenneth. 1349 Redmond Rdu Apt. J-3. Rome, Foy, Maggie. Rte, 1, Mcigs, Ga, Franklin, Jon, Box 75. Milan, 1nd. Frazier, John, Rte. 2. Bicknell. 1nd. Ftec, Mary E11cn. Rte. 1. Lindale, Ga, Fxcc, Mary H.. Rm. 1. Cornc1iu, Ga, Free. Regina. Rm. 1, Lindale. Ga. Frgemzm. Clifton Dane. Rte. 1. Silver Creek. a. Freeman, Wanda. Box 66, Adnirsville, Ga. Freeman, William V.. 1630 S1 Seminole D Dr., East Ridge. Tenn. Fricks, Danny. 10 Billy Pyle Rd.. Rome, Ga. Fricks, Harriet, 202 W. Lakeshorc DL. Rome. Ga. Fulford, Mary. 102 Hood D11, Rome. Gm Fuller, Daniel. 4045 Williams 51., Clurkslon, Ga. Funslen. Ellen. 1220 ML Vernon Rd., Dun- woody. Ga. Funslcn, Mari cnc. 1220 Ml. Vernon R11. Dunwoody, :1. Fulch, Kevin, 2106 Pickeu SL, Hopewell. Va. G Gan'ncy, Lynn, Therrick Dr.. 01d Tappan, N, .1. Gallagher, Joyce. 2203 Slar Mist Dr., Allanm, Ga. Galloway, Danny. 215 Paris Dr., Rome. Ga. Galloway. Sharon, 215 Paris Dr.. Rome, Ga. Gamble, Mary. Rte. 3. Hanselle, Ala. Gammagc. Phillip. Nonen College 51., Cedar- town, Ga. Gansler, Peggy C1, 212 W. Lakeshorc Dr.. Rome. :1 Cam. Jon. M1. Berry, Ga. Gardner. Donald. Keelon Heights. West Liber- ty, Ky1 Gardner. John C.. 4540 Wycombc Ln., Indiana- polis. 1nd Gardner, Karen L, 7150 Hunter Branch Dr., NE. Atlanta. Ga Garner. Denise. Morgan Vallcy Rd.. Rockmzm. 11. Garmon. Warren. 333 Flora Avc.. Rome, Ga, Garrell, Sara. Rte. 1. Ccdzlrlown. Ga. Garwood. Doug, 10 Vassar DL. Rome. Ga. Gaston. Marie. 2616 Maple Rd.. Romc. Gm Gaylcr. Randy. 329 Allen SL. Summervillc. Ga. Gcraldson. Evelyn. Box 1805. M1, Berry. Ga. Gxgz;ldson. Slanlcy. Berry Acudcmy. Mt. Berry. Gibson. Judy. Old Salem Apls. 6-3. Rome. Ga. Gibson. Kathy, 130x 637. Jupiter. Fla. Gigson. Lonnie. 01d Salem Apts. 6-3. Rome, :1. GifTord. Ramona. 3030 Rockingharn Dr.. Allan- la, Ga. Gilchrist, Palricia 1.. 209 Cherry SL. Rome. On, 0155. Daniel M, 417 Pennington Ave, Rome. 3. Gindlcspergcr. Allen, 2027 Lucas Dn. Montgo- mery, Ala. Gignfriddo, Mike. 76 Milardo Ln.. Midd1elown. 1. 606311, Bellyc. 210 GIeeaninr Dr.. Ccdarlown. a, Gable, Robert. 2609 Lake View Dr.. Rome. Ga. Godfrey. Joan. 22 Clover 81.. Rome, Ga. Godfrey. Wn m: D.. 2196 Plantation Ln.. Chamblec. a. Gocwcy. David. 15 Robinson Avc,. Rome. 6111 Goodman. Paul. Rte. 1. Box 46A. Tracy City. Tenn1 Goodwin. Danny 1... km. 2, Box 751. Granger burg. S, C. GoGoge. Ronald L.. 814 Darlinglon Way. Rome. 21. Gore. Jerry. 103 Malone Dr.. Rome. Ga. Graham. Thomas A.. 226 Grady Ava. Rome. Ga. Granger. James T.. 3249 Junalusku Dr., Colum- bus. GLL Grant. Rick. 3329 E1 Vcdudo 51.. West Palm Beach. Fla. Grantham, Glynda. 2132 Richmond Ave, Au- gusta, a. Green. Randall. Rte. 1, Armuchcc. Ga. Greene, Celeste. 303 Beland Ava. Rome. Ga, Greene, Gordon A. 35 Penn SL. Summcrvillc. Ga. Greene, Jerry S.. Rlc. 1. Silver Creek. Ga. Grgicnc. Waller D.. 303 Leland Ave., Rama. 3, Gresham. David W.. 320 E. 7th 81., Rome. Ga. Gresham. Phyllis. Rte. 4. Chulio Rd.. Rome. GaA Gresham, Sharon McCoy. 1009 Shorter Avc.. Rome. Ga. Gresham. William A. RomC.Ga. 1009 Shorter Avc., Gibblc, Jimmy. Rte. 7. Rome. Ga. Grimn. Cathy, Rte. 2. Rome. Ga. Grglin. Maureen. 1616 Gilmore SL. Waycmss, a, Grimn. S. Thomas. 205 S. Elm 51.. Rome. Ga. Grims. Kenneth C.. 847 Crouch D12. Pcndleton, S, C. Grgiilh. Brian, 2254 2nd SL. S.W.. Vera Beach. A. Gridswcll. 1. Barry. 509 North Slh Avc.. Rome. 11. Griswell. Michele. 509 N. Slh Ave Rome. Ga. Groovcr, James D., Rte. 7. Old Dalton Rd.. Rome. Ga. Gunn. Martha E.. 6 Estes Dr.. Columbus. GzL Gunncls, Carolyn. Rte. 1. Big Texas Valley Rd, Rome. :1 Guzzo. Peter. 264 5111 Ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y. H Hackcu, Joanie. 100 Fieldwood Rd.. Rome. Ga. Hairc. Susan. Rte. 4. Canton. Ga. Hag: Barbara. 1216 Vcrdon Dr.. Dunwoody, 21. Hall. Gina. 102 Saddle Mtn. Rd.. Rome. Ga. Hall. Diana 13.. Rlc. 3. Box 37. Dalton, Ga. HaGll, Jane! C.. Rte. 1. Riverside DL. Macon. a. Hall. Pamela A, 3 Raymond Dr., Rome, GIL Hall. Thomas. Rte. 1. HansHeld. G31 Hallum, Martha. Box 7, Scotlsmoor. F1111 Hamilton. Glenda R.. 2423 Lively Tn, NE. Atlanta, Ga. Hamlcn. Calhy. 227-C Couper 51.. Rome, Ga. Haney, Brenda S.. Rte. 4, Rome. Ga. Hankins. Glenda 1.. RIC. 6. Venlis Rd.. Powell. Tenn. Hvslak. Frances, 307 Park Avenue. Hopewell. u, Hardmin. Danny M.. Rle. I. Box 68. Cedar Bluff. A , Hardin, Dewey W., Rte. 4, Carlersvillc. Gu1 Hardin. Gene. 5 Virginia Circle. Rome Ga. Harris. Nelha. 1309 Lida SL, Hart. Tim. 11 Chief Vann Dr.. Rome. 02!. Dalton, Gm HarveII. Cynthia. 712 N. Solandra Dr.. Orlan- do. Fla. Harwell. John S.. 8 S. Hughes 51., Rome. Ga, Hatch, Johnny, 10 Conn. SL, Rome. Ga. Hawkins, Fnilh. Rte. 1. Summervillc. Ga. Hawkins, Michael. Rte. 1. Summervillc. Ga. Hayes. Sharon. Box 92. Lyons. Ga. thi'lncs. Jeanine. Rte. 5, Hillcrcsl Dr.. Douglas- v c, Heinrich, Kenneth. 38 E Conclyon St.. Hunt. STA. N. Y. Hcmbrce. Fonda. 238 Toombs SL, Palmetto, a. Hcmphill. Andrea. 423 Cave Spring 51.. Cedar- lOWn. 21. Henderson. Edward, 1001 Highland Ave.. Rome. Henry. Louella, 2 Baker Dr., Rome. Ga. Henson, 1ack. 510 Caldwcll 51.. Louisville, Ga1 Herbert. Leland, 21 Elliott Circle. Rome, Ga. Hcrndon. Dudley. 16 Soljcr Dr.. Waterford. Conn. Hershberger. Eve A.. Facully Rd.. Rome. Ga. Hewiu. Glenda. 438 Greenhill Way. Foresl Park. Ga. Hiqklin. Gloria, 1533 Sletling Rd.. Charlene, NZC. Hicks. Dennis. Rte. 1. Armuchcc. G31 Hicks Myra, Rte. 2. Hiram, Ga, Hicks Rhonda. Rte. 1. Little Texas Valley Rd.. Rome, Ga. High. Rebecca. 2106 Gale SL. Orlando. Fla. Hi hlield, Deborah. Rte. 1. Booze ML Rd.. indalc. Ga1 Hillli garilyn. Rte. 1. Box 327. Hendersonville. Hill, Stella L1, 616 N. AWL. Forrest Park. Ga. Hill, Sylvia, 513 Pinclrce Dr.. Smyrna. Ga. HigaTOHI' 2505 Garden Lakes Blvd. Rome. Hind. 101m. 105 Highland Ave.. SL Simons Is- land. Ga. Hilc. Mary. 415V: Shorter Ava. Rome. Ga. Ho wood. Clarence L.. 13 Lady Marian Dr.. ome. Ga. Hcgden. Larry. 1580 N. Columbia P1,. Decatur, :1. Holland. Lynn. 2006 Dean 31.. Rome. Ga. Hagand, Tyrone. 331 Bamham Ava, Rome, 2L Higllcy. Karen. 7834 Mendosa DL, Jacksonville, :1. Holloway. Connie F., 208 Branham Ave Rome. Ga. Holmes. Donna. 49 Dohcasler Dr.. Rome. Ga. Hood. DonaId 1.. Rte. 1. Canton, Ga. Hood. Donald L, Rte. 1. Canton. Ga. Hood. Sam, Kingston. Ga. Htigicr, Martha. 211 N. Plum SL, Princeton. Hopper, Susie. Rte. 2. Clarkewill: GzL Horn. Donald. Rte. 1. Surgoinsvillc, Ga. Home, Oscar. 3 Auburn Ln.. Rome. Ga, Horton. Burl T.. 311 E. 3rd 81.. Rome, Ga. Hormn. Debra T.. 311 E. 3rd SL. Rome, Ga. Hosmcr, Carole 5.. Box 250. Summerville. Ga. Hounchell. Gary, 2010 Wi1hmham Rd.. Midd1e9 town. ' Houston. Marilyn, Rte. 3, Summervillc, Ga. Hiylslon. Tommy. Rte. 4. Box 550, Lake Wells. :1. Htglsmn, William S., 322 N. Elm 51.. Rome, :1. Howard, Angie, 118 Trcnlwood Dr.. Rome. Ga. Howell. Ray 0., 312 Holmes Rd.. Rome. Ga. Howlcu. Marvin. 1010 Yale 51.. N.. 8!. Peters- burg. Fla. Hoyt, Jenny. Rte. 4, Box 394, Conyers. Ga. Hubbard. Scoll. 11 George St. Guilford. Conn. HulT. Dan. 2135 Burroughs Ava. Atlanta, Ga. HgghEs. Pal. Box 684, Shepard SL. Bumsville. ngnphreys. John. 323 Allen SL. Summerville, :1. Hum, Hendrix. Rte, 3. Calhoun. Ga. Hunter. Roy Lee. Kitchen 81.. Unodill. Ga. Hunter, Susan L. 1943 Bouldcrvicw Dr.. S.E, Allanta. Ga. Irwin Margie. 608 Burnett Ferry Rd.. Rome, a. Israel. Dennis. 535 Concord Ln.. Smyrna. Ga. 1 Jackson. David, Rte. 2, Canton. Ga, Jackson. Marilyn, Box 456. Rockmarl. Ga. Jacobs, 1cn'y. Rte. 5. Horscleg Creek Rd.. Rome, Ga. Jahnn, Nola. Rle, 1, Box 266, Lake Wales, 171111 Jakob. Craig, 2237 Armstrong Dr.. Savannah, Ga. Jarmon, Alan. 11726 Braddock Rd.. Jackson- vil 6, Ga. Jarrcll. Gloria. 29 Weslwood Circle, Rome. Ga. Jagliel. Diane. 1298 Murray DL. Jacksonville. :1. Jefls. Charles. 110 Oakwood SL. Rome. Ga. Jenkins. Cynthia. 220 3rd 51.. Box 325. Sham non. Jenkins. Jeannie. 4314 14th SL. East Beach. SL Simons Island. Gm Jenkins. Mike. 5 Lawton 51.. Rome. Ga. Jensen. Terrance. 721 MI. View Ave.. Pelaluma. Calif. Jepsun. Judith, 4 Robin SL. Rome, Ga. Johnson, Debbie. 186 Wana Circ1e. Mahlelon, Ga. Johnson. Fulton. th1 3, Quilman. Ga, Johnson. Isaac. Rte. 1. Box 222. Mcztcr. Ga. 1331;111:011. Jennifer. 7500 Saetwyler Dr.. Orlando, Johnson Louvonia. Rte. 1. Box 97. South Bos- ton, Va. Johnsun. Mary. Rte. 2. Dawsonville, Ga. Johnson. Thomas F.. Rte. 1, Armuchce. Ga. Johnston. Jennie. Rte. 1. Summervillc. Ga. Joanslon. Richard. 102 ML A110 Rd.. Rome. :1. Johnston. Stephen. Boyd Valley Rd.. Rome, Ga. Jones. Belly. lO-B Townview Rd.. Rome, Ga. Jones. Dale. Rte. 2. Buford. Ga. Jones. David. 5213 ArmOUr Rd.. Columbus. Ga. Jonces, Debbic. 220 Underwood Dr.. Atlanta. 2:. Jovs. Florcsla. 1603 Slcwan Ava. Hopewell, :11 Jones. Herman. 5 Kirkwood SL. Rome. Ga. Jones. James 1.. 3855 Village Dr.. S.W.. Atlanta. Ga. Jones. Janice. Talking Rock. Ga. Jorgs. Jimmie. 213 College Circle, Ccdanown. :1. Jones. Joanne, Hanson. Mass. 101525. 1udi1h. 2066 Ben Hill Rd.. East Point. :1. Jones, Sarah. 801 Church SL, chelwnlcr, Justice, Jeanclle. Rte. 1. Lindale, Ga. K Kcalon. Gwcnilu. 2336 Manor Ava. Easl Point. 11. Kelley, Ken. Rte. 1. West Union. 5. C. Kemp. Steve. 104 Chief Vann DL. Rome. Ga. Kendyick. James 4818 Nelapark Dr.. Dayton. Ohio chncdy. Elva. Rle. 2. Box 119.A. Fitzgerald. n. Kcnncy, Mike. Rte. 4. Carlisle, Ky. Kcnninglon. Lynne. Box 192, Pclham, Ga. Kcrcc, Bobby. 15 Wallace SL. Rome. GIL Kicghl. Vicki, 2542 Shaner Avc., Rome. Gm King. Harold 13., 4 Va. Circle, Rome. Ga. Kigga. John W.. 918 Burlington Way. Rome. King. Michael E.. 23 A110 Trai1or Pk., Rom: 611, King, Roger D,. Rte. 1, Rome. Ga. King. Wayne. 225 S. Broad 51.. Rome, Ga. Kinnmn, Linda, Rte. 1. Calhoun. Ga. Kinncbrcw. Cynthia. 116 Turpin St. Rome Ga. Kinncbrew. Elva, 14 khudy 51.. Rome, Ga. Kinncbrew. Iris. 33 Gibbsons S1,. Rome. Ga. Kirby. Johnny, 412 Duke SL. Gcorgclown. S. C. Kirk. Joel. 1904 Vicki Lane. Atlanta. Ga. Kiscr. Warren Alan. 221 Coosawaltce. Rome, :1. Kissclburg. Joan. 2553 CliITon Spgs. Manor, Decatur. . ch ac. Karen. 2684 Brookwood DL. Atlanta. :1. Knight. Dan. Shamrock H111. Lindalc, 61:. Knight. Joe. Rm. 1, Lindalc. Ga. Knowles, Frank. Rte. 3. Aduirsville, Ga. Kogcr. Nancy. Rte. 1, Silver Creek. Gm Korncgay, Peggy. 11 Orchid P1,. Rome. Ga. Krgdcr. Dennis. 4719 Cambridge D11. Allama. ll, KuhIman. David, 501 E. 3rd SL. Rome. Ga, Kvkang. Richard. 280 Zandole Dr., Lexington, y. L LaFuvor, Horace. 1967 Phoenix Ave., Jackson- ville, Fla. Laird. Helen. Box 2003. M1. Berry. Gm Lam. Betty. 8 Bcnvcnuc Dr Rome. Ga. Lam. Elizabclh. 8 Bcnvcnuc DL. Rome. Ga. Lane. Joseph. 334 Alfred Avc., Rome. Ga. LanOUX. Hcrbic. 10127 New Kings Rd,. Jack4 sonville. Fla. Lagham. Diane. Rte. 2, Calhoun Rd., Rome. Ll, LaRuc. Juanita. 9 Flora Avc.. Roma, Ga, LuRuc. Ronald. R12. 1. Lindalc. Gil. Laudino. Robert. 32 Wicklcy Ave., Piscalaway. N. J. Lcachman. .1. T1. 102 N, Barlow SL. Carters- ville. Leadbcllcr. Betsy. 619 E. Poyxhruss 51.. Hope- well. Va. Lcamon. Deloris. Rlc. 1. Riccvillc. Tenn. Leavin. Frederick, 509 N. 51h Avc.. Rome. Ga, Lcaviu. Linda. 509 N. 5111 Ava, Rome. Ga1 Lcc, Charlotte. 5003 N. Kimbrcll Dr., Jackson- vil e. F1211 Lec. Luther. Bax 193. Carlersvillc. Ga, Lee, Shirley. Rm 1. Rome. Ga. Lcn'cl, Laura. 302 Woodbine Avc.. Rome. Ga, Lc1fc1. Joanna, 302 Woodbine Ava, Rome, Ga. LcMuy. James. Rlc. 3, Ccdanown. Ga. Lcmlcy. Stephen. 6270 S.W. 18111 81., Pompano Beach. Fla Lcmmcr. Don. Box 43A. Campbell Rd.. Good- letlsvillc, Tenn. Lcnderman, Nancy. Box 72. Summervillc. Ga. Logs. Melody. Indian Mound Rd., Cartersvillc. a. Lewis. Ruben. 4 Helen 52., Rome. Ga. Liule. Jerry, Rte. 5, Avery Rd., Rome. Ga. Luge, Terry 1,. 408 Magnolia SL, LaFaycIlc. a. Liule. Weyman. 9 Wcstdalc. Rome. Ga. Lodge. Fred. 1963 Christian Avc.. Macon, Gm Lenin. Cary David. 16 W. Bullcr S11. Roma Ga. Logg, George, 2020 Highland Circle. Rome. 3. Love. David, RIC. 2. Box 1175. Citro. Fla1 Lownsbury. WilIiam. 110 F1. Washington Ave.. FL Washington. Penn. Lowry. Leigh, 2804 Zane Grey Dr., 51F... Allan- 121. Gm Lowry. Ben, 202 Pecan Tree Ln.. Plaqueminc. La. Lusk, Lynn. 1204 Ave. C, Rome, Ga. Lust. Georgia. 33 W1 Magndia SL. Apopka. Fla. Lyle. Sonja A,. 213 Allnnla Avc.. Winder, Ga. Ma Mchaycr. Wil1iam. 31 Berkshire. Rome. Ga. McBride. John. 3411 Vinlon SL. Hopewell. Va. Mchrlhy. Mary. 2399 Cranbrooke Dr., Deca- lur, 0:11 McCaulcy. Mike. 413 S. 81h SL, Hopewell. Va, McClmchey. Palsy. 873 Sloncy Kirk D11, Lay; cllevi1lc. N. C. McClinic. Nathaniel, 1403 3000 51.. Rome. Ga. McConncy, Lindsey, 4755 Calm Ave.. Jackson- v' 18. a. McDouull, Bruce. 250 01:! Short Hills Rd.. Short Hills. N1 .1. McEmirc. Joan. Box 32. Rte. 2. Rome. Ga. Mchrrin Fonlainc. 2807 Highland Ave Apt. A-l. Birmingham. McFry, Joyce. 405 E 19th St. Roma. Ga, McGahce, Linda. 5932 E1 Mono Dr., Jackson- ville. n1 McGee. Linda, Box 171. Ray City. On. McGinnis. Rebecca, Rte, 1. Nicho1son. Ga. McGough. Sue, 1251 Chichtslbr. Orlando. Fla. Mgnmsh, Myrna. 409 Burson Ave.. Carmlllon, u. Manney. Vickie, 2981 Cynthia Dr., Atlanta, a. Mchndon. Jann. Rte. 1. Box 114, Bremen. Ga. McLeod. Albert, 605 E. Cowson SL. Hopewell. Va. McHugh. Dianne, Rte. 1. Box 160, Calhcun. Gu. McLeod, Susan. 694 Arginne Ave.. NE. Arm 1. Allnnla, Ga. McMichael. Glenda, 2710 NE. 57 CL. Fl. Lau- derdale. Flu. McWhorIcr, Robert, 708 N. 4th Ave.. Rome. :1. M Malone. Amy, 300 N. Spencer. Dalton, Ga. Mangal; Bob. 385 Dune Rd.. E151 Quoguc. N. . Mangcl. Karen. 385 Dune Rd., E151 Quoguc. N. Y, Manning. Kitty. 3101 Moseley Circle. Chaun- cnn. nooga. Mano 1n. Omer. 342 1700 Cod.. Karsiyaka, ur ey. Marablc. Richard, 4 Springdalc. Rome, Ga. Mnrablc. Rum 510 Decatur 51.. Rome. GEL Marcum. Romaine. Rte. 1, Box 415. Citro. Ha. Marks. Phyllis. R151 3. Summerville. Ga. Mcgks. William, Rte. 2. Balls Ferry Rd., Rome. :1. Marshall. Elaine. Rte. 1. Box 190-A. Babson Parkv Marshall. Peter, 644 .Trap Rd.. Vienna. Va. Marlin, Brenda. R19. 1. Linda1c. Ga. Marlin. Gary. 319 S. 14th Avc.. Hopewell. Va, Maxwell. Thomas. 105 Crest Ava, Rome, Ga Medow. Patricia. 317 E. 81h SL. Rome, Ga. Mgcr. Michael, 309 E. Third SL. Apt. 3. Rome. :1. Mcnscr. Patricia, 18 Carey 51.. St. Augustine, :1. Mcncll, lama N.. 125 Harrison Rd.. Rome. Ga. Merrill. Kathleen. 734 Simmon SL. Gaimsvillc. Ga. Middleton. Marvcnc, Rte, 4. Chalswonh, Ga. Middleton. Tammy, 126 E. 13th SL. Rome. Ga. Mi11cr. Cheryl. Rte, 1. Rome, Ga, Miller. Clay, 104 Holley. Rome, 0.1, Millington. Jim. 3811 Cedar SL. Ellenton. Fla. Minyard. James. Rte. 1. Easlanollcc. Ga. Mitchell. Martha. 1249 Cahnba Dr1, S.W.. A1- lama, MitchelL Richard. Box 92, 242 S. Lawlon SL. Jasonvillc, 1nd. Mob1cy. Bryon. Rte. 3. Covington. Ga. Mooncricf. Susan. 456 Milledge Hgts.. Athens. :1. Montgomery, Larry. Rte. 5. Wilkerson Rd,. Rome. Ga. Montgomery, Linda. 1450C Bouldercrcsl Rd., S.E.. Allama, Ga, Mooney. Hilda. 125 Deer Park Ln1, Calhoun. Ga. lemac, Patricia. 2915 Wcslmoore Dn. Kokomo. n , Moore, Polly. Rte. 1. Greensboro, Ga. Moore. Sally. Rte. 7. Rome. Ga. MoGorchcad. Rohcn. 703 Graham SL. Rome. 21. Morgan. Manha, Box 120. Ball Ground. Ga1 Morris. James. 1 Vineland 51.. Rome. Ga. Morrison. Connie, 312 Pinchursl Circle. Chicka- mauga. Ga. Morris. Linda. I Vineland Dr.. Rome. Ga, Moslcller. G1cnicc, Rte, 1. Box 111. Lyerly. Ga. Meyers, Thomas, Rte. 7, Fayetteville. Tcan Myselamcs, 1118 Inverness Ln.. Hanahan. Mull. Sue. 101 B, 51.. Lindalc, Ga. Mullis. Beverly. Box 510. Madison. G411 Mumu, K11. Box 324, M1. Bc'rry. Ga. Munchak. A11cc. Ficldwood Rd., Rome, Ga. Munro, Maureen. 437 Cherry Rd., West Palm Beach. Fla. Mlgdock. Robert. 2612 Lakevicw Dr., Rome, :1. Myers. Brenda 3695 Pine Hill Circle. Acwonh. Ga. N Neely, Joel. 5 E. Broad SL. Fairburn. Ga, Nelson, Joyce. Rte. 1. Cordona. S. C. Newby. Jackie. R15. 1. Ccdanown. Ga. Newman. Michael. 405 Holmes Rd., Morton. Pa. Nichols. Steven. 16 Flora Ava Rome, Ga. Nicmdzik. James. 23 Lyons Dr.. Rome. Ga. Nolcs. Charles. Rte. 1, Aragon. Ga. Norman. David. Rte. 1. Elberlon, Ga. Norris. Mary. Rte. 1. Powder Springs, Ga. Nurwood. Calhcrinc. 308 Dartmouth Dr., Lake Worth. Fla. Novingcr. Manhn, Rte. 1, Box 132. Oxford, Fla. 0 Cakes, Jeanne, 1713 Goshen Rd.. Augusta, Ga. O'Donnell. Susan A.. 305 N.W. Fight 51.. Mul- berry. Fla. Odum. Cherry. Rte. 1, Box 98. Adrian. Ga. O'Kain. Dennis. 61 W.E 93 51.. Miami. Fla. Olcscn. Ray. 96 Oak SL. Hanfotd. Conn, Olingcr. Ralph. S Clover SL, Rome. Ga. Osborn. Jean. 311 Alfred Ava. Rome, Ga. Osborne. Garry. 39 West Drive. Rome. Ga. Oslccn, Lynda H.. 104 Pine Village Pk.. 'Romc. Ga. Oswald. Nancy. 4184 Oak Forest Dr., NE, Atlanta. Ga. Oswalt. David, 113 Hawthome 81.. Rome, 03. Oswall. Diane. 113 Hawthom 81.. Rome. Ga. Oswalt. Donna. Rte. 1. Lindalc. Ga. OllowilL Lynn. 520 Middle River Dr., Fl. Lau- derdale. Fla. Ouelleue. Valerie. 7250 121h Ave.. 31. Palm- burg. Ha. Owen. Cary. 208 E 2nd 51.. Rome. Ga. Owens. John Tail. Box 561, Tunica. Miss. Ozmcnl. Kathy. Avery Rd.. Rte. 5. Rome. Cm. P Padgeu. Bobby. 209 Coosnwallee Ava, Rome. Ga. Padgett. Joy. Rte. 1. Silver Creek. Ga. Pallislcr. Clara, Apt. 234. Old Kings 1111.. Jack sonville. Flu. Palmer. Carolyn, Box 54. Demorosl. Ga. Palmer. Ed. 304 B Redmond Rd.. Rome. Ga. Palombo. Edward. 3110 59111 81.. Port Arthur. Texas. Parker. Gayle. 630 Cumming Hwy.. Buford. Ga. Parker. James. Rte. 1. Box 569 B. Trion. Ga. Parker. Martha. Rle. 1. Adairsvillc. Ga. Parker. Lloyd. 10 Charlton 1111.. Rome. Ga. Pagis. Cherilyn F.. 13 Rivcrvicw R0,. Rome. :1. Parrish. Sandi. Rte. 5. Box 268. Plan! City. Fla. Parson. Emcsl, 40313 S. Broad. Rome. Ga. Parson. Johncnc. 403B S. Broad. Rome. Gu. Pagans. Keith. 2493 Del Monico Dr.. Decatur. :1. Patrick. Bobby 406D N. 51h Ava. Rome. Ga. Patterson. Joan . General DeL. Rydal. Ga. Payne. Lynn. 26 Ash 51.. Rome. Ga. Peppers. Helen. Rlc. 1. Lycrly. Ga. Perry. Pam. Rte. 1. Glen Allen. A111. Phillips. Baden. 250 Phillips Dr.. Hopewell. Va. Phglips. David 4091 chelbriar Ln.. Forest Pk.. :1. Phillips. Frankie. 250 Phillips Dr.. Hopewell. Va. Phillips. Henry. 136x 146. Union Point. Ga. Philpol. Mitchell. 329 Gordon 51.. Rockman. Ga. Pierce. Michael. 130 Feld Ave., Decatur. Ga. Piper. Doug. 612 Briarwood Circle, Rome, Ga. Pittman. Alexander. 15A Liberty 51.. Edison. N. J. Plawin. Paula. 2901 Vine 51.. Orlando. Fla. Plunkelt. Melvin. Rte. 4. Summerville. Ga. Pochynok. Ellen. 850 Powder Springs 51.. Smyr- na. Ga. Poelchcr. Cathy. Rte. 1. Barlow. Ga. Polly, Jana 3.. 1349 Redmond Circle. Apt. F-l. 01719. El. l'oXle. Anita G.. 514 Springhill Rd.. Alex City. a. Pawell. Candice. 136 horeline Dr.. Rome. Ga. Powell. 01cm F.. 300 Pnluanc 1.11.. Warner Robins. Ga. Powell. Robert. Box 61. 065016. On. Payers. Robert. 40 Lincoln Ave.. Meluchcn. N. Prahl. Joc. Box 1135, Hermopolis. Wy. Pratt. Judy. Rte. 7. Box 28. Dalton. Ga. Prescott. Larry 5230 Shannon Avc.. Jackson- ville. Fla. Prcs1ey. Diane. 1432-49 Ave.. St. Pe1ersburg. Flu. Pricc. Kathy. Mynlc Drive. White Plains. Ga. Price. Palsy. Rte. 1. Bruselton. Ga. Priest. Pam. 49 Winfmld Rd.. Holden. Mass. Priest. Lou Ann. 49 Winfield Rd.. Holden. Mass. Pruiu. Fred. 6 Robin SL. Rome. Ga. Pruitt. Hermnneu. 413 E. 15111 51.. Rome. Gu. Puckett. Christine D.. Berry Academy, M1. Ber- ry. Ga. Purcell. Dianne. Box 822. Ccdanown. Ga. Putnam, Elizabeth. Rte. 1. Valley Drive Rd.. Rocky Face, On. Q Quin. James. 4 Hulchins S1,. Sumpler. S. C. Quinton. Thomas. 1 Wmllakc Ava. Rome, Ga. R Ramsey. June. 534 Moreland Dr.. Pillsburgh. Penn. Rallill'. William. Rte. 1. Summervillc. Ga. Rasurc. Becky. Rte. 5. Cedar Ln.. Romc. Ga. Raddy. Frank. P. 0. Box 225. 1001 Esplanade Way. Apt. l-C. Casselberry. Flu. Reid. Ronald. 215 Cedar H111. Cedarwwn. Ga. Remillard. Donald. 20 Gary Dr.. Ho1yoke. Mass. Remillurd. Ron. 20 Gary Dr.. Holyoke. Mass. Reyes. Linda. Durlington Schools. Rome, Ga. Rice. Miriam. Rlc. 1. Farminglon. Ga. Rich. Lee. 2689 Cedar CL. Oceanside. N. Y. Richardson. James V.. PO. Box 33. Buchanan. :1. Richardson. Lee. 19 Franklin SL. Rome. Ga. Richardson. Rae. 19 Franklin 51.. Rome. Gn. Richardson. Rita. Rte. 1, Raaca. Ga. Rickerson. Johnnie. 416 N. Elm 81.. Rome. Ga. Rickcrson. Linda. 1817 10111 SL. N. Jacksonville Beach. Fla. Rickcrson. Thad. 416 N. Elm 51.. Rome. Ga. Riddle. Hobson. 111 S. Blanche 81.. Rome. Ga. Ricglc. Joyce. Box 207. ML Berry. Ga. Riegle. Richard. Box 207. Ml. Berry. Ga. Riel. Sharon. 605 Gimnd Ava. Cedurlown. Ga. Rigdon. Fred. 1021 Wilson Ave.. Til'lon. Ga. R1515: Mary Ann. Rte. 1. Box 181. Armuchce. Rikard. Marsha. 128 Kenwood PL. Smyrna. Ga. Ring. Cindy. 338 Hemlock Rd.. WCM Palm Beach. Fla. Rissman. Gail. 1290 Pehblebrnok R11. Mablm Ion. Ga. Roberts. Jennie. 100 Pincvicw Way. Rome. Ga. Roberts. Margaret. Rte. 2. Box 2318. DeFuniak Springs. Fla. Roberts. Mauricc. Rte. 2. Box 2313. DcFuniak Springs. F111. Robinson. Bonnie. 47 Whillredge Rd.. Summit. N. .1. Roginson. Bradley. 8 Trcmwood Dr.. Rome. 1. Robinson. Cathy. 35 West Dr.. Rome. Ga. Robinson. David. Rte. 1. Silver Creek. OH. Rodgers. Belinda. 5 Lynn Haven DL, Rome. Ga. Roe. Belly. 720 Burnett Ferry Rd.. Rome. Ga. Rowers. Donald. 411 Woodward Ave.. Rome. :1. 5 Rogers. Sully. 4 Bcnvcnue Dr.. Rome. Ga. Rogers. Susan. Rte. 1. Armuchec. Ga. Ross. David. 1855 E. Dada Sl.. Lake City. Fla. Ross. John D.. Knigslon Rd.. Rte. 6. Rome. Ga. Rossman. Dianna. 1809 4111 Sl..Ncp1unc Beach. a. Rollon. Barbara. RIG. 4. Szewan Rd., La- Gmngc. Ga. Regan. Mary. Rte. 4. Stewart Rd.. LaGrangc. :1. Runs. Barbara. 107 Trcnlwood Dr.. Rome. Ga. Rousey. Jimmy. Rte. 1. Elbcnon. Gil. Rgvell. Elaine. Glenwood Apts. $316. Rome. a. Royal. Katie. Rte. 4. Fitzgerald. Ga. Ryan. Jams. 2618 Garden Lakes Blvd.. Rome. 21. S Salmon. Phyllis. 710 Highland Avc.. Rome. Gu. Sa1valorc. Dennis. 316 Midland Ava. Metu- chen. Sams. Janis. 69 W. Caracas Avc.. Hershey. Penn. Samuel. Paul. 1505 Gordon Ave Rome. Ga. Sanchez. Guadalupe. P.0. Box 165. Immoknlec. Fla. Surkissian. Vuzgcn. 210 E. 3rd SL. Rome. Ga. Smcher. Gwend61yn. Rte. 4. Rome. Ga. Satcher. James. Rte. 4. Rome. Ga. Saucr. Jean. 1738 NF. 7th 51.. Deals. Fla. Saunders. Gail. Box 79. Monticello. Fla. Saus, Anhur. 413 N. Center Ava. Piedmont. A13. Sawyers. Ruthellu. 4126 Bn'scoc SL. N.W.. Cov- ington. Ga. Saye. Neal. PO. Box 194, B2111 Ground. Ga. Schmidt. Willie. 2303 Watkins Dr.. Columbus. Ga. Segussler. Lewis. 714 Charlwn Rd.. Rome. a. Schwanbcck. Dale. Rte. 3. Adairsvillc. Ga. Scoggins. June. 5 Wislcria Dr.. Rome. Ga. Scoggins. Linda. 204 Rossvillc B1vd.. Trion. Ga. Scott. Cindy Malone. Rte. 1. Adairsville. 611. Scott. .1. Clinton. Rte. 1. Resaca. On. 5601!. Kenneth. Brooker. F121. Seals. Wilhcmia. P.O. Box 94. Bishop. Ga. chgan. Jerry. 01d Salem Apls. A-6. Rome. chin E1izabelh. 9200 SW. 81 Ave Miami. :1. Sessions. Mark. 625 Inkeslmrc Blvd.. Kissim- mcc. Fla. 223 Sharpe. Samuel. 333 Ml. A110 Rd.. Rome. Ga. Shaw. Gene. Rte. 2. 136115 Ferry Rd.. Rome. Gzl. Shc1T1cld. Judith. 2201 N. Broad 51.. Rome. Gil. Sheppard. Catherine. Rte. 1. Canton. Ga. Sherman. Laura. Rte. 2. Rome. Gil. Shelter. Paul. 246 Alfred Avc.. Rome. Ga. ShiHclt. David. Rte. 3. Cedarlown. Ga. Shineu. Pamela. 1 15 Trenlwood Dr.. Rome. Ga. Shgcu, Suzanne. 1 15 Tremwood Dr.. Rome. 51. 5110116. Frances. 122 S. Main 51.. Adairsville. Shuuers. Gladys. Rle. 3. Americus. Ga. Siemon. Janna. 136 Alpirg Rd.. West Palm Beach, Fla. Simmons. Carol. Rte. 2. Trenton. Gu. Simons. Brenda. 102 Sunset Dr.. Rome. Ga. Simpson. Glenda. Rte. 4. Summerville. Ga. Simpson. Sandra. Rte. 4. Sununervillc. Ga. Sims. Lynda. 3255 Clubhouse Rd.. Mobile. Ala. Sissnn. Patricia. 3203 Garden Lakes Blvd.. Romc.Ga. Skellon. Lucy. Rte. 2. Rome. Ga. Slay. Peggy. 241 Tuslen SL. Elberlon. Ga. Slickman. Kay. 10 E. Lakeshorc Dr.. Rome. G11. Sludcr. Slcvan. 206 Ross 51.. Rome. Ga. Smith. Ann. 501 Ferguson 81.. Clinton. S. C. Smilh. Bill. Rte. 3. Lafayette. Ga. Smilh. Charles. PO. Box 274. Ml. Berry. Ga. Smilh. David. Box 274. Ml. Berry. G21. Smith. churah. P. 0. Box 91. Canton. Ga. Smith. Gary. Rte. 1. Aynor. S. C. Smith. Jan. RR. 1. Bedford. 1nd. Smith. John. Rlc. l. Lindalc. Ga. Smith. Judy. P.O. Box 112. Baxlcy. Ga. Snglh. Linda. Rm. 4. 01d Lindalc Rd.. Rome. 21. SnaglgthFlagk. 129 SeviHe Rd.. West Palm Smilh. Murlha. 314 E. Jule Peck Ava. Cedar- town. Ga. Smilh. Samuel. 1609 Jens Dr.. Albany. Ga. Smilh. Susan. F.O. Box 112. Baxlcy. Ga. Smilh. Susan M.. PO. Box 25. Midlclhian. Va. Smith. William. Box 155. Lycrly. Ga. Snead. Michael. PO. Box 98. Ml. Berry. 611. Spencer. Marlene. Rte. 9. Box 1008C. Tallahas- see. Flu. Sprudlcy. Pamela. 1709 Gordon. Rome. Ga. Springer. Mike. Rte. 2. Rome. Ga. Srymnskc. Jay. 6726 Maple Ave.. Pcnnsanken. . J. Singer. Sandra. Rte. 1. Lindalc. Ga. Stamper. Linda. Rte. 1. Box 231. Chilhowic. Va. Stanley. James. 48 Pine Village Pk.. Rome. Ga. Stanley. Kathy. 48 Pine Village Pk.. Rome. Ga. Stanton. Joe. R16. 1. Conyers. Ga. Stanlon. Pn'scillu. 1269 N, Momingsid: D11, NE, Atlanta. Ga. Smthum. Frank. RIB. 2. Rockmarl, Ga. Stcadmnn. Janice. Box 103. Varncll, Ga. Steed. Barry. 13 S. Hughes SL. Rome. Ga. Schowany. Shaun. 246 George Dye Rd1. Tren- ton. N. J. Slc nwany. Wayne L'Slc . 246 Gear 1: D c d,. Hamilton Sq., N. .1: g y Stewart. Kendall. 113 Rogers DL. Rome. Ga. Stone. Kay. Rle. Springs. Fla, 1. Box 171.C. Green Cove Sloull. Charles. R15. 1. Box 50A, Ccdar Bluff. A u. Slrickkmd. Eleanor. Rte, 1. Lulhcrsvillc. Ga. Strickland. Jerry. 2807 Gordon. Hopewell, Va. Strickland, Linda. Rte. 1. Box 263. Canlon. Ga. Sluckcy. Kathy. R16. 1. Chcslcr. Ga. Sngug. William, 7735 Park Rd. Charlene. Suhr. Robert, 3072 Washinglon Rd.. Apt, F4. East Point, GIL Sulzcr, Dan. 3711 Canadian Way. Tucker. Ga. Sumner. quyd. 409V: E 2nd SL. Rome. Ga, Sulhcrland. Barry. Box 151. Norris. S. C. Suuon. Susan. 1071 Macon Ave.. Macon. Ga. Swanson. Lynn. 494 Colewood Way. Atlanm. 1!. Sweat. Ramona, Bux 213. Ruiford. Fla. Swinford, Sandra. Box 596. Plainville. Ga. T Tafl. Ruben, 138 Bay DL. chdersunvillc. Tenn. Tullcnl. Annie Ruth. Rte. 1. Cave Spring, Ga. Tayor. Carol, 2705 Overkill DL. Danelson. cnn. Taylor. Clam. S Callahan 51.. Rome. Gil. Taylor. Donald. 316 N. 2151 SL, Hopewell. Va. Taylor. Joy. 2 Green 51.. Rome. 621. Taylor. Nancy. Copperhill. Tenn. Taylor. Wally. R12, 2. Box 772. Hamplon. Ga. Teasley. Augusta. Box 193. Came. Tenn, .Teaslcy. Glenda, Box 193. Ocoee. Tenn Thomas. Danny. Rte. 3. Bulncr REL. Collage Park. Ga. Thomas. Dwighl. 209 W, Gordon SL, Rossville. Ga. Thomas. Shirley. 8255 Eunice $1.. Douglasviuc. Ga, Thomason. Linda. Rte. 1. Box 208. Saulee, Ga. Thompson. Sandra. 4 East VaLlcy RIL. Rome. Ga, Throckmonon, Gary. 8210 Cecil CL. Indianft- polis. 1nd. Throckmonon. Jana. 8210 Cecil CL. Indianapo- lis. 1nd, Throckmorlon. Jana. 8210 Cecil CL. Indiana- polis. 1nd. Thurman. Richard. RIB. 3, Jasper. Ga. Thurston. Tom. Rte. 2, Rome. Ga. Timmermzm. Lauren. 357 Valley Forge Rdw Wes! Palm Beach. Fla. , Tindell. Elizabeth. 130x 162. Babson Park. Fla. Tinncy. Vic. Rm. 7. Rome. Ga. Tippcll. Gerald. Rm 7. Rome, Ga, Tip cu. c1; Titus. Mike. 7 Lancer DL. Cancrsvillc. Ga. Todd. Bracken. 1811 McCall Blvdw Rome. Ga. Robert. 100 Brown Fox Dr.. Rome. Todd. Junius Lee. Mimusl DL. Rmnc, Ga. Todd. Nancy. 1811 McCall BIvdu Rome. Ga. Tolben. Cynthia. 2604 Garden Lakes. Rome. Ga. Tales. Gcra1d. Box $2. T0125 Rd Rome. Ga. ToUnmn. Chris, 5144 M1. Vernon Way. NE. Atlanta. Ga. Tomlin. Michael. Rm 1. Summervillc. Ga. Touchstone. Ted. Rte. 7. Rome. Ga. Treglown. Slephcn, R161 1. Rome. Ga. Trembu1n. Joseph. 835 Independence Ava. Trenton. N. J. Trotter. Johnny. Rte. 1. Lindalc. Ga. Tucker. John. 34 First SL. Trion, Gm Tucker. Pam. Rte. 2. Old Hermitage Rd,. Rome. Ga. Tucker. uWhiley . 3'5 Glover. Rome. Ga. Tumblin. Barbara. 425 E. IOIh Sn, Rome. Ga. Tumminclli. Michael, 55 Ewing Ave... Law rencc. Mass. Turner. Allen, 213 N. Erwin 51.. Cartersvillc. Ga. Turner. Charles. 2602 Maple Rd.. Rome. Ga. Turner. Dan. 200715 N. Broad. Rome. Ga. Turner. Lucian. Rm. 1. Annuchee. Ga, Turner. Valentina. 324 Polk SL. Rockman. Ga. Turpin. PaLsy. 2655 DcLowe DL. East Point. Ga. V Valiencc. Guillcrmo. 11 CO. 4:3. Santa Ana. El Salvador. Van Eikercn. Hans. 21 Sunset Ln,. 0.S.R,. N. .1. Vann. Suzanne. Rle. l. Cave Spring. Ga. Vassar. Hugh. P.01 Box 92. Clover. V31 Vaughn. Gloria. 209 61h SL. Summervillc. Ga, Vaughn. Heath. 115 Sheridan DL. Rome. Ga. Vernon. Sandra. 310 Alley SL. Summervillc. a. Vick. John. 208V: E. lllh 51.. Rome. Gm Villegas. 6Elizabclh. 212V: Leland Ave.. Rome. Ua. Villcgns. Samuel. 2121!; Leland Ave.. Rams. Ga. Vinson. Alice. Rte. 1. Cedarlown. Ga. Voris. Susan. 2840 S. County Rd.. Am 603, Palm Beach. Fla. W Waddell. Carol. Rte. 1. Rome, Ga. Wnils. Thurman, Rte. 3. B1ack Bluff Rd.. Rome. Walker. Charles. Box 201. Bollen Dr.. Rome, Ga, Walker. Kathy. 4959 Bonnybrook CL. Colum- us. Ga1 Walker. Shir1cy Bolin, 43 Muorc SL. Trion. Ga. Walker. Wanda, 1106 5111 SL. Newpurl. Tenn. WalJ. Faye. Box 742. ML Berry. GEL Wallace. Allen. Rte. 1. Rock Spring. Ga. Wallace. Donna. 129 E. Maple. Rockmarl. Ga. Wallace. Margaret. 111 Juniper Way. Rome. Ga. Wallace. Teresa. 3373 Rockhavcn. N.E.. Allan- lily Walters. Glariu. 416 E. College Ave.. Browns- burg. Ind. Wumplcr. Charlcs. 2111 Broad SL. Bristol. Tenn. Warbing-lon. Judy. 3001 N. Dckalb DL. Doravnlle. Ga. Wurbinglon. Vicky. 3001 N. Dckalb DL, Dora- villc. Ga. Ware. Peggy, 903 W. ls! 51.. Rome. Ga. Warren. Jenny. 1115 N. Lane Ave.. Jackson- ville. Fla. Warridk. Tim. R.R. 1nd, 1. box 365. JasonviIlc. Waters. Carol, Rte. 1, Trion. Ga. Waters. Edward. 824 N. 51h Avc.. Chalswonh. Ga. Watkins, Carlton. Rm 5. Box 427. Auslcll. Ga. Wealhcrby. Frances. 7 Allen SL. Rome, Ga. Weaver. Tricia. 113 Newcombe. Ruckmarl. Ga. Webb. Richard. 306 High Crest Rd.. Signal Mountain. Tenn. Webb, Susan. Rte. 3. Rome. Ga. Wcsl. Daniel. 411 N. College. Cedarlown. Cm. Weslbrook, Val. 5156 Rosebay Ten. Jackson- ville, Fla. nglI-ilng. Kip, Inlcrvalc Rd., Mountain Lakes. Wheeler. Frank. PO. Box 1403, Berry Academy. M1. Barry, Ga. Wheeler. Wayne. 145 Ricgel CL, Macon. Ga. While. Hugh. 19 Gibbon 51.. Rome. Ga. While. Karen. Rte. 4. Box 150. Calhoun. Ga. White. Norman. Mclrosc 5L. Apt. 5. Rome. On. White. Renee. 308 S. Brockinglcn. Timmonsv ville. S. C. Whitehead. Bcbc. 103 Coker Dr.. Rome. Gm Whittle. Diane. 110 Parkway Dn. Rome. Ga. Wickham. Lora. 116V: Lookout Circle. Rome. Ga. Wickham. 'Mike. 116V: Lookout Circle. Rome. Ga. Wilbum. Nell. 921 Fort Muunlain D12. Chul- sworth. Ga, Willard, Jesse. 39S Elizabeth SL. Rome. GEL Williams. Brenda, Rte. 2. Ringgold. Ga. Williams. Deborah. 742 Min: Visla Dr.. SE Hunlsville. A131 Williams, lama. 7 Vcnelian Way, Rome. Gn. Williams. James. 1300 Briarwood Rd,. Atlanta. Ga. Winiams, Margaret. 106 Etowah Ten. Rome. Ga. 224 Williams. Marsha. 11 Cypress 51.. Rome. Ga. Williams. Manha. Rte. 1, Box 295. Calhoun. Ga, w11113m50n,.1011n. 1012 N. 5111 Ave.. Rome. 0n. Williamson. Marsha. PO. Box 713, LaBelle. Fla ' Williamsun. Terry. Canersville. Ga. Willinghum. Da1c. R18. 1. Summervillc. Ga. Willis. Debbie. Rte, 2. Cancrsviuc. Ga. Wilson. David. 1 Forsyth SL. Rome. Ga. Wilson. Linda. R12. 2. Iafnycuc, Ga Willis. Minnie. 427 4th Ave.. Dalton. Ga, Willis. Paul, R10. 2. Carlersville. Cm. Willoughby. Linda. 8007 Mariner 51.. Jackson- ville. Fla. Wills. Cheryl. 1102 Lakeview DL. Auburn. A13. Wills. Phyl1is. Rte. 4. Box 415. Ocala. Fla. Wilson, Dan. 1000 W. Main. Salem, 1nd. Winkler. Gail. Rle, 2. Vivid Dru Stone Moun- Iain. Ga. Wobus. John. 8499 Lynn River Rd.. Norfolk, Va Wolfe, Robb. 491 Orudell Aveq Omdcll, N. .1. Wombackcr, Gary. 14204 Haymeadow. 3:141. Dallas. Tex. Wood, Cheryl, PO. Box Springs. Fm. 194. Green Cove Wood. David. Ml. Berry. Gu. Wood. Holly. 301 Greenwood Ave.. Rome. Ga. Wood. Jimmy. Rte. 10. Gainsville. Ga. Wood. Nancy, P.01 Box 43. Adel. Ga. Wgodall. Cindi, Rte. 1. Box 286. Ccdanown. kl, Woodrulf, Belly. Hodge SL. Cedanown. Ga. Woods. Pamela. Bax 374. Plainville. 6411 Woods. Sue. Box 281. Adrian. Ga. Woolley. Priscilla. 130x 146. Ml. Bcny. Ga. Woolen. Lynn. Rte, 1. Chickamauga. Ga. Wormhoudl, Dirk, 1118 Charlotte. Wichita. Kan. Worsharn. Nellie. Rte. 1, Lyerly. Ga. Wright. Bob. 98 Elowah Ten. Rome. Ga. WrighL Cecil. 18 Sherwaod Rd,. Rome. Ga, Wright. Fat. 417 Blackberry Ln.. Lindnlc, Ga. nghl. Sonya, 2014 Highland Circle. Roma, '4. Wyau. David. 1 Ridgewood Dr,. Rome. Ga. Wyand. John B. 2642 Quail H111 Dru Pillsburg. El. Y Yams. Sandy. Rte. 1. Pendergrnss. Ga. Abney, James K. . . . . 135, 81 Adams, Aubrey E. ...... 135 , Adams, Glenn, M. ...... 112 Adams, Lura Handley , . . 112 Adams, Lynda 11111111 147 Ahlstrom, Dorothea F. 1 1 . 112 Aiken, Aldrian . . I ....... 112 Akins, David ......... 147 Akins, Nancy L. ....... 147 Allen, Pamela D. ...... 112 Allen, Rhoda L. ....... 141 Alred, Steve .......... 141 Alston, Mike ...... 105, 135 Amends, Linda ........ 112 Amonds, Ronnie ....... 112 Anderson, Hazel J. ..... 141 Andrews, Donnia ...... 141 Armstrong, Alan ....... 135 Armstrong, Marie ...... 141 Arrin ton, Sheila ....... 147 Ash, ita ........... 147 Atchley, Ellen ........ 135 Atkins, Kenneth E. . . . 38, 112 Atkinson, Cathy ....... 141 Atwater, Henry ........ 135 B Baggett, Eugene ....... 112 Baxley, Janet A. 102, 112 Baker, Bruce E. ........ 65 Baker, David A. ..... 62, 141 Ball, Connie ......... 141 Ballanger, Barbara A. . . . 1 112 Ballantine, Alice ....... 112 Barlow, Diane ........ 147 Barrineau, Reginald ..... 186 Barton, Henry ........ 113 Bates, Debra ......... 135 Baxter, Gregory ....... 141 Bearden, Charles ....... 141 Beasley, Richard ....... 113 Bell, Beverly ....... 62, 141 Bell, Dena 11111 65, 111, 113 Bell, Donald .......... 88 Bell, Frances ......... 157 Bellamy, Suzanne 111111 141 Bennett, Brenda ..... 141,156 Bernaski, Pau'icia ...... 135 Bertrand, Otis ........ 113 Bickner, Nancy ........ 135 Bihla, Lila ........... 147 Bing, Larry .......... 135 Bishop, David ........ 141 Bishop, Donna ........ 141 Blakeney, Sherry ....... 141 Blankenship, Joan ...... 113 Bloomlield, Sonja ...... 157 Bodden, Heath . . . 62, 113, 186 Bolt, Martha K1 Boney, Belinda Student Index Bostick, Karl Bostwick, Elizabeth . . 141, Bowers, Richard Bowles, Nancy ........ Boyd, Ervin ........ 93, Braden, Robert F. Bradley, Carman ....... Bradley, Gwendolyn ..... Bragg, Sara ........ 38, Braswell, Susan L. Breland, Thomas Bright, Tommy . . . 65, 114, Bdscoe, Julie Brisendine, Brenda ...... Broadway, Donna Brooks, Alison Brooks, Andrea 11111111 Brooks, Dave Brooks, Susan K. Brooms, Jill .......... Brown, Danny A. Brown, Danny R. Brown, Jo Ann Brown, Teresa F. Brumbelow, Robert Bryant, Deborah Buchanan, James ....... Bunch, William Burch, Marilyn Bussey, Margaret ....... Byrd, Mary Susan . . . . 47, C Cadwell, Catherine Cage, Steve Cameron, Dou las Campbell, Keir Care, Anne T. Carnes, Thomas ......... Carraway, John B. . . . . 38, Carroll, Linda Carroll, Teri Carswell, Sali Carter, Kim .......... Casteel, William Centola, Thomas A. Chambers, Cecelia Chambers, Ronnie Cheney, Richard Chesser, Candyce Chesser, Cheryl Christian, Martin ....... Christian, Tom ...... 65, Clark, Gail .......... Clark, Janice Clark, Karen Clark, Kathy Clark, Mary Adelia Clark, Susie Clarke, Peggy ...... 141, Cleveland, Juli ........ 141 Cline, Martha ........ 157 Cobb, Robert ......... 135 Cochran, Kerry ........ 116 Collins, Jo A1 ........ 135 Collins, Linda C. ...... 141, Connell, Don ......... 135 Connor, Debra 111111 56, 141 Conway, Bruce, ....... 147 Cook, Celon ......... 147 Cook, Paul .......... 106 Cooper, Carolyn ....... 116 Copeland, Lana 39, 63, 80, 116 Copeland, Walter E. 1 . . 116 Corbin, Dennis ........ 141 Cornell, Diane ........ 116 Cox, Charles S, ....... 116 Cox, Steve E. ....... 64, 116 Crabtree, Martha ....... 147 Crawford, Rebecca 116, 69 Crider, Janiece ...... 53, 141 Crider, Russell . . . . 39, 63, 116 Crowe, Elaine ........ 135 Crows, Robert ........ 116 Cunnin ham, Debbie . . . . 147 Curl, C axles 6 Curl, Eschol Cumey, Mae Belle . , 1 52, 135 Curry, James ......... 141 D Dagget, Cynthia ....... 147 D1Amalo, Terry 1 . . . 147, 157 Davis, Bill ........... 147 Davis, Deborah . . . . 141, 156 Davis, James B. ....... 117 Davis, Julia .......... 117 Davis, Rebecca ..... 141, 156 Davis, Stephen ...... 64, 117 Davis, Timothy ........ 117 DeAngelus, Ronald ,,,,, 135 Deems, Katherine 142, 156 DeFoor, Danny ....... 147 Dekle, Andrew ........ 142 DeLashmutt, Jill ....... 142 Deleski, Therese 11111 63, 135 Dellinger, David ....... 135 Dellinger, Thomas ...... 135 DeLoach, Eddie ......... 147 DeMore, Judy ..... 142, 156 Derringer, Tom 1111111 117 Devlin, Chris ......... 142 Dayton, Linda 11111111 147 Dickerson Linda . . . . 135, 155 Dickey, Jane ...... 146, 147 Dixon, Diane ......... 147 Donahue, Donna ....... 142 Donigian, George ...... 142 Doster, Bill 1111111111 147 Doyle, Beth .......... 117 Duke, David Duke, Mary ...... 39, 65, 117 4 Duncan, Mary ..... 1 7, 157 Durham, Donnie ..... 39, 117 E Early, Bill ........... 147 Early, Hugh .......... 118 Eaton, James ......... 142 Eddy, Aubrey ......... 147 Eddy, Evelyn ......... 135 Edmonds, Lynn ..... 55, 135 Edmonds, Marilyn ...... 142 Edmondson, Gladys 11111 118 Edwards, K. Marie ..... 142 Eldredge, Rodney 111111 142 Eleam, Sheila ......... 142 Elk, Jenn .......... 147 Ellis, Cat y .......... 147 Ellis, James S. ........ 142 Ellis, Portia V. ........ 135 Ellys, Beth .......... 147 Ergle, William ........ 135 Evans, Tom .......... 147 Ezzell, Jerry .......... 135 Ezzell, Terry ....... 94, 135 F Farmer, Wallace ....... 118 Faro, Mike .......... 147 Farver, Rick ......... 118 FaIver, Sharon ........ 135 Fcasel, Marion ........ 118 Featherston, Neal , 1 . 146, 148 Fer uson, Glenn ....... 118 F1 ey, Ann .......... 118 Fish, Larry ........... 62 Fisher, Gary ....... 65, 148 Fite, Marilyn ......... 118 Fitz atn'ck, Diane ...... 148 For , Sallie .......... 148 Former, Reginald ...... 118 F oster, Jenmfer ........ 148 Foster, Susan ......... 148 Fowler, Frankie A1 ..... 135 Fowler, Jenny ........ 148 Fowler, Michael ....... 142 Foy, Maggie ......... 118 Frazier, John ......... 186 Free, Mary E11en . . . , 65, 142 Free, Mary H. Free, Regma ......... 136 Freeman, Clifton D. ..... 142 Freeman, Wanda ....... 142 Freeman, William V. , 111, 119 Fricks, Danny ........ 136 Fricks, Harriet ........ 142 Fulford, Mary ........ 119 Fuller, Daniel ........ 136 Funsten, Ellen 142, 156 Funsten, Marigene ...... 148 G Gaffneg, Lynn Gallag er, Joyce Galloway, Sharon Gamble, Mary Gansler, Peggy Gant, Jon Gamer, Denise Garmon, Warren ....... Garrett, Sara Gaston, Marie Gayler, Randy Geraldson, Evel n Geraldson, Stan ey ...... Gibson, Judy Gibson, Kathy Gibson, Lonnie ........ Gifford, Ramona ....... Giles, Daniel Gindlesperger, Allen ..... Gionfriddo, Mike ........ 148 Goatz, Bettye Goble, Robert Goewey, David ........ Goodwin, Danny ....... G00 5, Ronald Goo sby, Billy GrangerL James T ......... 136 Grant, Rich 64, 119 Grantham, Glynda , . . . Green, 'Randall Greene, Celeste Greene, Walter D. ...... Gresham, Phyllis ....... Gibble, Jimmy Grimn, thy Griffin, Maureen Griffith, Brian Griswell, J. Barry Griswell, Michele Groover, James D. Gunn, Martha E. ........ 120 Gunnels, Carolyn 136 Guzzo, Peter Haire, Susan Hall, Gina Hall, Diane Hall, Janet C. Hall, Thomas Hallum, Martha Hamilton, Glenda . 1 Hankins, Glenda ....... Hapstak, Frances ....... Hardin, Danny Hardin, Dewey Harvell, Cynthia Hawkins, Faith Hayes, Sharon Haynes, Jeanine Hembree, Fonda Hemphill, Andrea Henry, Louetta . . Henson, Jack Herbert, Leland Hemdon, Dudley Hewitt, Glenda Hicklin, Gloria Hicks, Myra Hicks, Rhonda Hill, Marilyn Hill, Stella Hill, Hill, Hite, Mary 50 d ood, Clarence 0 an, L Holland, 151$ Hollaran, Anna ..... Holley, Karen Hopper, Martha Hopper, Susie Horn, Donald Hounchell, Gary Houston, Marilyn Houston, William Howe'll, Laurie Hewlett, Marvin Ho t, Jenn Hu bard, Huff, Dan Hughes, Pat ....... Hunt, Hendrix Hunter, Roy Lee . , . . Hunter, Susan L. I Irwin, Margip ...... Israel, Denms ...... J Jackson, David Jackson, Marilyn . 1 1 . Jacobs, J erry Jahna, Nola ....... Jakob, Craig Jarrett, Gloria Jarriel, Diane Jefts, Charles Jenkins, Jeannie Je son, Judith Jo nson, Debbie Johnson, Isaac Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Louvonia . . , Johnson, Mary Johnson, Thomas Johnston, Richard D. Jones, D 1 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jimmie Jones, Joanne ...... 142, 156 '....148 .41,121 111, 98 Jones, Judith Jones, Sarah Justice, Jeanette Kennedy, Elva Kenney, Mike Kennington, Lynne Kieght, Vicki Kinman, Linda Kinnebrew, C nlhia Kinnebrew, Eva Kirby, Johnny Kirk, Joel Kisselbur , Joan Klepac, aren Knight, Joe Knowles, Frank Koger, Nancy Kornegay, Peggy ....... Kreider, Denms Kuhlman, David LaFavor, Horace Lam, Betty Lane, Jose Lanoux, erbie LaRue, Juanita Laudino, Robert Leadbetter, Betsy ....... Leamon, Deloris Leavitt, Frederick Leavitt, Linda Lee, Charlotte Lee, Shirley .......... Leffel, Laura LeEel, Joanna Lemley, Stephen Lemmer, Don Lenderman, Nancy Lownsbury, William 1 41, 63, Lowry, Leigh ........ 143, 156 Lowry, Ben 143 Lusk, Lynn Lust, Georgia Lyle, Sonja McBride, John McCauIey, Mike McClinic, Nathaniel McEntire, Joan McFerrin, Fontaine . 54, 65, 124 McFry, Joyce ......... 143 McGahee, Linda McGee, Linda McGinnis, Rebecca McGou h, Sue McHug , Dianne McIntosh, M ma McLendon, aim McLeffd, Albert McLeod, Susan ........ McMichael, Glenda McWhorter, Robert M Malone, Amy ......... Mangel, Bob Mangel, Kaxen Marable, Richard Marable, Ruth Marcum, Ramaine Marks, Phyllis Marks, Wllliam ........ Marshall, Elaine Marshall, Peter Martin, Brenda ........ Martin, Gary Meier, Michael Menser, Patricia Middleton, Marvene Middleton, Tommy Miller, Che 1 Millington, im Mitchell, Martha Mitchell, Richard Moncrief, Susan Montgomery, Linda Mooney, Hxlda Moore, Patricia ........ 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