Gainesville State College - Fathom Yearbook (Gainesvbille, GA)

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V p J B 1ft -1 ' V M m » ■V ' Bgfr w ■% 1 T 1 m ' Tl ' F - A ■ W - f?t ' B B l V , I ' 4 Lj 1 1 - fl 1 1 1 -■ ■ The Homecoming Court contestants were Bonita Orr, Vicki Hill, Juanita Skipper, Lynn Esco, Kerri Dillard, Amy Pass, Lucy Seabolt, and Patti Duval I. Chuck Jones presented Mr. B .B . Waters with a plaque honoring him for seven years of service as head of Security at GJC. 59

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Kerri Dillard 1976 Homecoming Queen Amidst a triangle of excitement and confusion, Kerri Dillard was named the 1976 Homecoming Queen for Gainesville Jr. College. Mother ' s Finest, the band intended to play at a dance following the basketball game, misunder- stood where the dance was to be held and went to Gainesville, Florida. Nevertheless, students listened to the jukebox and held a makeshift dance in the Student Center. 58 k.

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G.J.C. CONTRIBUTES 150 60 Monday, November 24, 1975 G.J.C. students and faculty rolled up their sleeves, got stuck in the arm and lost pint after pint of precious blood. The community concern shown by the faculty and students of G.J.C. manifested into a blood-drive for the American Red Cross. Students overcame their squeamish fears and gave one of the most precious and essential gifts that any person can give-the gift of blood. The blood drive came about as a result of organizational power of Lacosa, as well as the recruiting power of every campus organization. Students and faculty rallied to the cause of saving lives, and G.J.C. contributed 150 pints of blood.