Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1958 volume:

ALMA MATER Down among the murmuring pine trees Where old nature smiles, GTC holds up a standard Known for miles and miles. Lift the chorus. Speed it onward, Ne ' er her standard fail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, GTC All Hail. From the blue and broad Atlantic, Balmy breezes blow, Wafting far GTCs Spirit May she ever grow. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page DEDICATION 4 A HISTORY 6 FACULTY 19 CLASSES 21 ORGANIZATIONS 105 SPORTS 139 STUDENT LIFE 155 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 185 STUDENT INDEX 190 ADVERTISEMENTS 190 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 PRESENTS 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS AT GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE Editor LARRY HYDE Associate Editor BOB POLLACK Managing Editor DON THORNHILL Business Manager BILLY JACKSON DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1958 is dedicating their annual to Dr. James Durward Park, Chairman of the Division of Education. Since his arrival on the campus of Georgia Teachers College in September 1954, Dr. Park ' s cheerful dis- position and willing cooperation has proved to be a tremendous contribution to this, a teachers college. He has never failed to go out of his way to place graduates in good jobs, and even then has not forgotten the education major graduate. It is his attitude that placement does not end with the initial job assignment but is a continuing proposition as long as the GTC graduate remains in the teaching profession. To Dr. Park, teacher-student associations do not end in the class room. He is genuinely interested and con- cerned with each student ' s extracurricular activities, thoroughly subscribing to the educate the whole stu- dent belief. It is with pleasure that we, the members of the 1958 senior class, dedicate this REFLECTOR to JAMES DURWARD PARK. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING— Erected 1908 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS . . . In November of 1957, the Board of Regents of the State of Georgia granted Georgia Teachers College the right to confer the Master of Education degree in seven fields. The college, with an enrollment of 914 students, and with a faculty numbering 93, had crowned fifty years of growth by obtaining a long-sought-for privilege. January of 1958 brought the opening of bids for the new Student Center-Dining Hall to add to the 18 buildings already constructed in Collegeboro, Georgia, a suburb of Statesboro. The GTC students govern themselves, under the leadership of the Student Council and the Interdormitory Council. Girls who make their homes on campus are allowed to date every night in the week if they so desire. They are expected to be back in the dormitory at 11 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and 12 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The GTC Physical Education Department sponsors teams in two intercollegiate sports— basketball and baseball— with a great deal of success in each. The George-Anne, The Reflector, and the Miscellany, the T-Book, and the GTC Agenda comprise the school ' s pub- lications. The newspaper, the annual, the literary quarterly, and the student manual are published by and for the students; the Agenda is a faculty bulletin. It wasn ' t always this way. These facts are the end results of the fifty years of progress since 1908 when the First District Agricultural and Mechanical School was established. In order to supply the needs of the First District, and in conjunction with an act passed by Congress to establish vocational schools throughout the United States, Statesboro and Bulloch County citizens contributed the land on which to build the First District A M High School in 1908. Fifteen students were enrolled that first year— taught by four faculty members. The school was operated by a Board of Trustees, made up of one member from each of the counties in the first District. 6 UNIFORMS . . . The three buildings which were con- structed on the 300 acres just South of Statesboro cost their builders approximately $45,000. The boys ' dormitory, West Hall, contained 42 rooms and was furnished with hot and cold water. The girls ' dormitory, East Hall, had, besides 36 rooms, domestic science departments where the young ladies could learn the arts of homemaking. An academic building stood in the exact center marking a dividing line which neither sex could cross. The required girls ' dress was purchased at the time of their entrance at the First District School and was to be worn at all times— to and from school as well. For casual there was a blue serge skirt, cut along unflattering lines. This standard was aug- mented by a white poplin waist, black hose, and black oxford shoes with a Cuban or military type heel. A white cotton gabardine skirt, worn with white Windsor tie, completed the costume for Sundays and dress occasions. Boys were not restricted as to dress until 1917 when the military department came into existence. Then they wore the khaki military uniform on all days except Sunday. Students failing to comply with the rules were issued demerits, and a system was set up whereby the unfortunate ones could work off their demerits with hours of hard work. For example, the smoking penalty was digging stumps by hand for five hours. CONE HALL-Erected 1954 Junior and Senior Men ' s Dormitory LEWIS HALL-Erected 1937 Junior and Senior Women ' s Dormitory 7 CURRICULUM . . SANFORD HALL-Erected 1937 Freshman and Sophomore Men ' s Dormitory WEST HALL-Erected 1907 Sophomore Women ' s Dormitory Besides the program for which the school had been founded, the curriculum included such electives as Latin, solid geometry, music, psychology, and at least two courses in teacher training. J. W. Hendricks, who was the first prin- cip al, resigned at the end of the first year and was succeeded by E. C. J. Dickens, a member of the Board of Trustees. The year following its beginning the school had quite an increase in enrollment as well as in the number of faculty mem- bers. In 1915 the curriculum was enlarged by adding a course in expression, special work in English composition, and an extensive farm improvement program. Training in domestic duties continued until 1920. Closely following the election of E. V. Hollis as principal in 1914, the A AA School attendance disclosed the alarming fact that education here was coming to a standstill. Since more and more vocational education was being taught in hometown high schools, there was no longer the need for a boarding school of this type. The grounds and buildings began to lose prestige. The merchants of Statesboro and nearby Savannah swung into action— appropriating money and rehabilitating the camous. The Board of Trustees, the General Assembly converted the First District A AA School into the Georgia Normal School. This bill, passed in August of 1924, provided for the educa- tion of public school teachers for south Georgia. Changes in the administration of the Col- lege occurred soon after the change in op- eration. Guy H. Wells, who had become dean in 1926, succeeded Hollis as president the next year. At the same time, Zach S. Henderson, a native of Eastman, Georgia, took over the dean ' s office. EXPANSION . . . A revival of the building program brought in a new gymnasium and a dining hall. The gymnasium, which was built from contributions made by graduates of the in- stitution, was hence given the name Alumni Building. From the state, appro- priations were finally granted with which to construct an auditorium. A $15,000 heating system was installed for these new buildings and for the dormitories and the administra- tion building erected at the founding of the college. At the time of the completion of the dining hall, the President of Georgia Normal School made his home on the third floor of that building. Three hundred students were enrolled at this new teachers college by 1926, justify- ing an increase in the amount of subjects and fields listed in the curriculum. Entrance to the school was determined either by ex- amination or by certificate. New courses added to the curriculum and those for which two-year certificates were issued included library science, physical education, industrial arts, home economics, expression, business, and music. A two-year course for elementary teach- ers was the main attraction. Two literary societies, a Y.W.C.A. home economics club, Latin club, a glee club, and several social organizations were established so that the students interested in grouping with kindred souls could do so. THE REFLECTOR, published by the senior class, had its beginning in 1926 and in- cluded photographs and drawings of stu- dents and buildings. EAST HALL-Erected 1907 Freshman Women ' s Dormitory ANDERSON HALL-Erected 1932 Married Students ' Apartments and Dining Hall PUBLICATIONS . . . ALUAANI BUILDING— Erected 1932 Public Relations Office and Student Publications HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAL BUILDING— Erected 1955 Athletic Offices and Classrooms ,0 The first school newspaper printed at the Normal School was called THE TORCH and was issued monthly, but with the advent of co-educational standards, the name was changed to THE GEORGE-ANNE and was published weekly. The later name was de- rived from a combination of George (sym- bolizing the male student) and Anne (repre- senting the female), both stemming from Georgian. Both high school and college basketball were sponsored by the physical education department at the time. Games were played in the new gymnasium— the Alumni Build- ing. The Student Council went into effect as a method of student government, which deliberated on all discipline problems. In 1928 Georgia Normal School was ad- mitted into the American Association of Teachers ' Colleges. The administration, headed by Guy H. Wells, decided that the college was attract- ing enough students at the end of the 1928 term to justify a four-year course. Since they had already applied for such a grant, they proceeded to get four seniors ready for graduation from a four-year institution. On graduation day in 1929, the right to grant degrees was offered, but none too soon. Those four seniors were waiting in the wings of the auditorium to receive their diplomas when word was received that Georgia Normal School was officially South Georgia Teachers College. The high school curriculum was immedi- ately dropped from the school ' s program and students were trained to teach in sec- ondary schools. ACHIEVEMENT . . . The four-year rating was admitted to the American Association of Teachers Col- leges in 1931. Enrollment after the addi- tion of two years ' work increased to 371 . The faculty numbered 26. The Board of Regents took over the op- eration of the college in 1932. A new training school in which 150 stu- dents could be accommodated, four new tennis courts, an amphitheater, and a nine hole golf course were constructed in the following years. Other face-lifting changes were the addition of two rooms to the ad- ministration building, the paving of the cam- pus roads, acquisition of new dining hall- kitchen equipment, and the refurnishing of the dormitories. Lake Wells was completed in 1931, as well as a student constructed swimming pool. The library, located on the second floor of the administration building, received a donation of 2,000 volumes to add to the 6,000 which were already on hand. This collection, from the library of Dr. Lucien Lamar Knight, contained various volumes of historical and religious value. Social regulations were somewhat less restricted than at the time of the school ' s founding. Girls still wore the uniforms, as they had for 25 years. Those whose mothers had given special permission to the house matron could have two dates each month— on Sunday nights. These dates consisted of an evening church service and a one and a half hour auditorium date— chaperoned. The church bus provided transportation for all dates. CHEMISTRY BUILDING— Erected 1936 Laboratory and Classrooms BIOLOGY BUILDING— Erected 1947 Laboratory and Classrooms REGULATIONS . . . BUSINESS AND MUSIC BUILDING— Erected 1932 Classrooms and Laboratories for Business and Music Students INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING— Erected 1948 Drawing, Graphic Art, and General Shop Classrooms Also among girls ' privileges was walking to the highway before sundown, in groups of two, with one chaperon ahead and one behind. The boys ' restrictions included two nights out a week when they had to return to their dormitories by 1 1 P.M. Saturday and Sun- day could be spent out also, however, any student who wished to visit away from the campus had to provide a written permit from home. They could only leave once a month, including trips home. Gambling, drinking, stealing, etc., could cause a student to be expelled. Since ther e was only one car on the campus in 1930, everybody walked. Organizations in social science, popular science, home economics, and mathematics were connected with those classes. A wo- man ' s athletic association was established and promoted participation from all the co- eds at South Georgia Teachers College. Boxing, tennis, basketball, baseball, track, football, and golf comprised the intercolle- giate sports list; and soccer and volleyball added to make a well-rounded intramural program. At one time Dr. Fielding Russell of Winder, Ga., coached the boxing teams. Practice teachers were first sent out to the county schools in 1933. When Dr. Marvin S. Pittman assumed the presidency of the college in July of 1934, almost as many changes occurred as when the four-year program was instituted. Fourteen new faculty members were ad- ded, including Walter L. Downs, the director of training schools, and Miss Sophie John- son, dean of men, who became known as Aunt Sophie. 12 NEW BUILDINGS . . . Again new buildings began to crop up all over the campus. Sanford Hall, the men ' s dormitory with a capacity of 1 70 and at a cost of $85,000; Lewis Hall, a girls ' dormi- tory, the library, the Laboratory High School (since named after President Pittman), a health cottage, and a post office-student ex- change combination were all completed and put into use. The book store was seen as a necessity for the students, and so a system was started to deposit their spending money in a Stu- dent Bank and withdraw it in amounts of 50c, 75c, and $1.00. Besides books and stationery, the patrons of the Blue Tide could buy soft drinks, candy, fruits, sand- wiches, etc. Chapel meetings were held twice a week in AAcCroan Auditorium with Pre sident Pitt- man presiding on Mondays and another faculty member presiding on Fridays. When the number of meetings increased to five, the name chapel was changed to assembly. In 1936, the first band was organized at South Georgia Teachers College. The name of the institution was changed to Georgia Teachers College on September 1, 1939, by the Board of Regents at the recommendation of Chancellor S. V. Sanford, Dr. Marvin S. Pittman, and the state com- missioner of education. Eighty-four degrees were granted from the college in June of 1940. Of the grad- uates, 69 obtained teaching positions; only 1 3 went into some field other than teaching. MARVIN PITTMAN SCHOOL-Erected 1937 THE ROSENWALD LIBRARY-Erected 1937 13 WORLD WAR TWO . . . NURSERY SCHOOL-Erected 1953 WAREHOUSE-Erected 1957 THE BLUE TIDE AND POST OFFICE-1936 With the advent of the Second World War, enrollment dropped considerably. The total yearly enrollment of 1941-42 was 200 less than the previous year. In June of 1 943 the faculty numbered only 27; those were scattered over the fields of fine arts, educa- tion, physical education, languages, music, exact science and social science. As a required part of their education as teachers, all Georgia Teachers College Stu- dents began a program of supervised teach- ing in the Marvin Pittman Laboratory School. Besides directing the classroom activities, their duties involved planning playground work for students. After each experience a conference was held in which the student was taught the problems of management. The Laboratory school now has 385 stu- dents in the elementary school and the high school. Socially, the students were centainly less restricted than they had ever been. The biggest and most important regulation was that there should be no dating during class hours— 8 a.m. -4 p.m. Many social clubs were organized at this time. Dr. Pittman was dismissed as president of the college by Governor Eugene Tal- madge during the summer of 1 941 , and he was succeeded by Dr. A. M. Gates, past president of Brewton Parker Institute in Mt. Vernon. During that year Dr. Fielding Russell had been acting dean in the absence of Dean Zach S. Henderson. 1 4 GRADUATE SCHOOL . . . However, Gates was replaced by Pittman in 1943, and in 1948 Zach Henderson, who had been dean since 1927, came into the presidency. Paul F. Carroll from Spartan- burg, South Carolina, was named dean of the college. In 1948 enrollment began to increase in large numbers, and it was obvious that new dormitory space must be provided. As a result Cone Hall, the new mens ' dormitory, was built. This building is one of the better accommodations for men students in the South. Among other recent physical develop- ments on the Georgia Teachers College cam- pus are the nursery school, a new physical education building, a President ' s home, and additions to the Laboratory School and the Auditorium. Because of the great demand for some- thing other than just a teachers college, the - two other degrees were added in 1954. . - The Bachelor of Arts is given in English or history. Courses toward a pre-medical edu- HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE-Erec.ed 1934 cation are also offered. The authorization by the Board of Regents on November 15, 1957, for expanding the curriculum to offer the Master of Education degree provides the institution greater op- portunities for increased and more effective service to the state. This constitutes the supreme achievement in the historical de- velopment of the college. PRESIDENT ' S HOAAE-Erected 1954 15 CLASSROOM BUILDING FOR BUSINESS AND SCIENCE Throughout the course of its fifty years of progress, Georgia Teachers College history seems to be pointing out always a hope for improvement in the future. The college will continue to grow. Today many new construction plans are in mind if not on paper; including a new classroom building, a Student Center-dining hall, music building, industrial arts building, girls ' and boys ' dormitories. Enrollment which has been increasing from year to year in leaps and bounds is expected to continue to do so. If Georgia Teachers College grows as much in the next 50 years as it has in the past 50, then its growth will be indeed phenomenal. There is plenty of evidence of expected future progress. The college occupies a 16 large niche in Georgia educational history. Zhe President Wm Georgia Teachers Collkc COLLEGEBOHO, GRQHOIA To The Students of Georgia Teachers College One of the happy experiences of college life is the association with other people who have similar ideals and dreams of the future . The college campus with all of its activities serves as a training ground. A college student learns not only in the classroom, but in the dining hall, the dormitory, the bull sessions, and from participation in extra curricular activities. The college annual serves as a stimllus for recalling many of these thrilling experiences. I believe that the year 1957-58, which is our Fiftieth Anniversary year, will be for all the students here one of the most important years in their life as college students. It is hoped that you will have many experiences which will challenge you to the best of your ability, and that in the years to come you will continue to profit from associations of the Golden Anniversary Year at Georgia Teachers College. ZACH S. HENDERSON To me one of the great Joys of working at Georgia Teachers College cone from the willingness of the student body to make our special days highlights. I wish for you much success in all of your future undertakings . Sincerely yours, Zke Administration PAUL F. CARROLL Dean of the College HELEN DUNCAN Dean of Women DR. RALPH K. TYSON Dean of Student Affairs Zke faculty VIOLA PERRY DONALD O. McDOUGALD JOSEPH A. AXELSON DR. JACK N. AVERITT Registrar Comptroller Public Relations Head, Social Sciences DR. DONALD F. HACKETT WILLIAM F. HANNER STEPHEN B. HOAAICK DR. RONALD J. NEIL Head, Arts Head, Exact Sciences Head, Business Education Head, Music DR. J. D. PARK DR. FIELDING D. RUSSELL J. B. SCEARCE, JR. CAROLINE WINGO Head, Education Head, Languages Head, Health and Physical Head, Home Economics Education Zhe faculty PENNY ALLEN Dietitian JAMES ATKINSON Marvin Pittman School JANE GRIER BELL Health and Physical Education PARRISH BLITCH Business Education DR. BURTON J. BOGITSH Biology RUTH BOLTON Home Economics DR. JOHN A. BOOLE Biology JACK BROUCEK Music ROBERT L. BUCKNER Music ML HAYDEN M. CARMICHAEL Industrial Arts J. I. CLEMENTS, JR. Health and Physical Education MRS. JEAN COLEMAN Secretary, Deans 20 QUEEN E. COLLINS Secretary, Education CONSTANCE CONE Marvin Pittman School GRACE COOPER Cataloging Librarian MARJORIE CROUCH Marvin Pittman School Zhe faculty MRS. AAARJORIE GUARDIA English DR. MARSHALL HAMILTON Education MRS. FRED HARTLEY House Director DR. DAN HOOLEY Music Education MRS. ARCHIE JACKSON House Director ELA JOHNSON English MRS. J. B. JOHNSON House Director MRS. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Marvin Pittman School MARJORIE JONES Manager, Book Store DANA M. KING Music DR. CLARK S. KNOWLTON Social Sciences BETTY LANE Home Economics 22 Zke faculty MRS. H. AA. MELTON Dietitian SHELBY MONROE Education MARY JANE MOORE Accountant W. B. MOYE Mathematics MRS. JEWELL NEWSOME Accountant LEONA NEWTON Marvin Pittman School LIZZIE NORMAN Secretary to Dean and Registrar MRS. MARIE O ' NEAL Marvin Pittman School J. A. PAFFORD, Principal MRS. EFFIE PARKER ROGER PARSONS JAMES R. PELTS Marvin Pittman School Dietitian Marvin Pittman School Marvin Pittman School TULLY PENNINGTON ROY POWELL MARY EDITH REESE ROXIE REMLEY Biology English Home Economics Art 24 Zhe faculty MRS. FRANCES ROCQUEMORE Nurse DR. GEORGE R. ROGERS Social Sciences PAT SHELY Health and Physical Education MRS. EVA SIMMONS Secretary, Comptroller MRS. FRANK SMITH Dietitian Marvin Pittman School MRS. MIRIAM SMITH Marvin Pittman School KIRBYLENE STEVENS Secretary, President Z. L. STRANGE, SR. Postmaster Z. L. STRANGE, JR. Assistant Postmaster B. E. TAYLOR Buildings and Grounds HELEN TAYLOR Business Education DR. FRED. D. WALLACE Physical Science 25 Zke faculty GLADYS WALLER DR. ROBERT E. WARD MRS. SUE WARREN DR. GEORGIA WATSON Marvin Pittman School Social Sciences Marvin Pittman School Education DR. BILL WEAVER JESS WHITE MARIE WOOD Education Health and Physical Marvin Pittman School Education This is one of those rare moments when you catch faculty members off guard. 26 CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SENIOR CLASS WAYNE JACKSON ADAAAS Hoscfiton, Georgia Elementary Education AAARCIA ALLEN Brunswick, Georgia Elementary Education ALLEN JOHN ANDERSON, Madison, Georgia Engl ish JR. GARETH LAWAYNE ANDERSON Sfafesboro, Georgia Health and Physical Education DIANA BAIR Diana, known for her outstanding performances in Masquers, was also Miss G.T.C. of 1955. She was selected to the 1958 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. WILLIAM ALLEN ASPINWALL Statesboro, Georgia Health and Physical Education JAMES DONALD AVERY Ball Ground, Georgia Health and Physical Education MARY JO BAILEY Carrollton, Georgia Elementary Education RAY BASS J if ton, Georgia Business Education GENE D. BASTON Evans, Georgia Health and Physical Education CLIFTON ARTHUR BAXTER Ludowici, Georgia Business Education FRED FAGNANT Fred has contributed his artistic abilities to many phases of campus life at G.T.C. He was selected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. HENRY ALVIS BAXTER Glennville, Georgia Business Education GLORIA DEAN BEDENBAUGH Americus, Georgia Elementary Education ROBERT EDWARD BELTON Eustis, Florida Health and Physical Education FRANKIE AAARGRETT BLAND Metter, Georgia Business Education CHARLOTTE BLITCH Stafesboro, Georgia Art CAROLYN BRANCH Enigma, Georgia Elementary Education BRITT FAYSSOUX Britt has contributed four years of literary genius to our school paper, THE GEORGE-ANNE. He was se- lected to the 1958 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. ELLAN BRANDON Decatur, Georgia Elementary Education IAAOGENE GROOVER BRANNEN Sfafesboro, Georgia El ementary Education WILLIAM HERBERT BRANNEN, JR. Newington, Georgia Health and Physical Education JOYCE JACKSON Joyce takes time out from her studies to find out the world news. She has been active in many campus organizations and was selected to the 1958 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. JOE DANIEL BREWER Brunswick, Georgia English VELA MEADOWS BROADFOOT Vidalia, Georgia Elementary Education STANLEY HEARD BROBSTON Baxley, Georgia Music JUNE MURRAY BROOKARD Screven, Georgia Elementary Education ASA RICHARD BROWN Brunswick, Georgia Industrial Arts JAMES OTIS BROWN Columbus, Georgia English VILA BROWNE Brunswick, Georgia Elementary Education JOAN HURST Joan was selected to the 1958 Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. She has participated in various campus activities including Big Sisters, Student Council, and May Court. BETTY SUE BRYANT Bristol, Georgia Elementary Education 1 THOMAS ARCHER BRYSON III Savannah, Georgia History BARBARA SUE BUCHAN Dublin, Georgia Mathematics MARTHA DOVIE CASON Warrenlon, Georgia General Science EUGENE CHAMBERS Ocilla, Georgia Health and Physical Education JOYCE CLARK Acworth, Georgia Social Science BETTY CAROLYN CLAXTON Girard, Georgia Business Education FRANKLIN COLEMAN Rocky Ford, Georgia Business Education JUNE WATTS June, one of G.T.C. ' s outstanding campus leaders, looks up information in the school library. She was selected to the 1958 Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities. CLIFTON GUINN COLLINS Griffin, Georgia Health and Physical Education EUGENE T. COLLINS Powder Springs, Georgia Industrial Arts I JOYCE ANNE CROSBY Bax ey, Georgia Home Economics BOB BELTON Bob is probably best known for his basketball abili- ties with the Profs. However, he has brought smiles to many faces with his cartoons. CHARLOTTE BLITCH Charlotte displays one of her many artistic talents. She has been active with the Art Club. JAMES L. DRAKE Col ins, Georgia Biology MARY DUKES Claxfon, Georgia Elementary Education JACQUELIN DUPREE Cochran, Georgia Mathematics EUGENE DURRENCE G ennvi e, Georgia Industrial Arts ELLEN BRANDON Mail from home means a lot to a girl who is so busy with campus activities. Ellen has participated in various organizations such as A.C.E., THE GEORGE- ANNE staff, THE REFLECTOR staff and House Council. CELETTA LEE DYKES Millen, Georgia English CAROLYN ELLINGTON Montrose, Georgia Home Economics JAN EPPS Marietta, Georgia English 1 um JAMES BROWN Snappy has been a very active student at G.T.C. He was elected president of the 1958 Senior Class by his classmates. DAVE ESAAONDE Mendon, Ohio Mathematics GEORGE W. EVANS, JR. Dublin, Georgia Business Education FRED FAGNANT Pembroke, Georgia Art MYRA HENRIETTA FLANDERS Norwood, Georgia Elementary Education WALLACE FRAMPTON Charleston, South Carolina Elementary Education VILA BROWNE Vila has made many contributions to college life at G.T.C. She has served as president of Hou se Council, second vice president of A.C.E. and was active in the Philharmonic Choir. 43 CAROLYN FREEMAN Americus, Georgia Home Economics JUANITA FREEMAN Conyers, Georgia Elementary Education IPF FLOYD RUFUS FUTCH Statesbofo, Georgia Industrial Arts DAVE ESMONDE Dave has turned in some fine baseball performances with the Profs. He is a member of the T Club. HERBERT DENE GALBREATH Ailey, Georgia Social Science VERLA LEE GARRETT Alma, Georgia English SHIRLEY GNANN GLENDA RUTH GRAYSON NORMAN GRIFFIN Waynesboro, Georgia Alma, Georgia Augusta, Georgia Elementary Education General Science Physical Science SYLVIA ADELLE GURGANUS Fitzgerald, Georgia English JAMES EDWARD HANCOCK Zebulon, Georgia Health and Physical Education NORMAN GRIFFIN Skeeter has been a key man in the Profs infield for the past several years. He is a member of the T Club and has served on the Student Council. SYLVIA GURGANUS Sylvia was active in Masquers, F.T.A., House Council, Big Sisters, and was Treasurer of the English Club. JOAN HURST Savannah, Georgia Elementary Education CHARLIE HARPER Charlie clicks ' em off in the Dining Hall. He was president of this year ' s Art Club and has been as- sociated with the Masquers, Pi Beta Lamba, and the Wesley Foundation. LAWRENCE J. HYDE Walhalla, South Carolina Health and Physical Education BILLY MARTIN JACKSON Attapulgus, Georgia Elementary Education BILL JEANES Fort Valley, Georgia Social Science CAROL JONES Sylvester, Georgia Business Education AUBREY HIGHSAAITH Aubrey is shown as he conducts devotional services. He has been an active member of the B.S.U. and was elected vice president of the 1958 Student Council. HELEN JACQUELYN KENNEDY Savannah, Georgia English JANE KIGHT Kite, Georgia Business Education JOYCE ANN KIRKLAND Sfafesboro, Georgia English WILAAA LEE Douglas, Georgia Elementary Education HERBERT HOUSTON Herbert has been an outstanding leader at G.T.C. He held leadership position in his Sophomore and Junior classes, Student Council and House Council. Herbert was the first Mr. Preferred of G.T.C. JOAN LINDSEY Via 1 alia, Georgia Elementary Education JANE MARRIOTT Augusta, Georgia Business Education JOYCE YVONNE MARTIN Dixie, Georgia Art LARRY HYDE Larry contributed much to the college through THE GEORGE-ANNE and as Editor-in-Chief of this 1958 REFLECTOR. ROBERT GARY MITCHELL Smyrna, Georgia Social Science CHARLES FRANKLIN MOBLEY Griffin, Georgia Health and Physical Education - ♦ .0 ELIZABETH ANN MORGAN Lavonia, Georgia Science JENNIE FAY MORGAN Meffer, Georgia English AUBREY MORRIS lifton, Georgia Health and Physical Education O ' BRIEN MORRIS Screven, Georgia Health and Physical Education J™ CHARLES EDWARD MUSSELWHITE Cordele, Georgia Health and Physical Education BILLY JACKSON THE GEORGE-ANNE business manager checks the paper for future advertisements. Billy has participated in various campus activities including Wesley Founda- tion and F.T.A. Joyce is shown here putting the finishing touches on MISCELLANY, G.T.C. ' s literary quarterly. She has been very active on THE GEORGE-ANNE. m mm LUCILLE PARKER Macon, Georgia Elementary Education r SCIGAAUND PARKER Sylvania, Georgia Business Education JOAN LINDSEY Joan was elected to the Student Council, served on the social committee and was a member of the House Council. BEVERLY PERKINS BARBARA ANN PHILLIPS JORDAN A. PHILLIPS JR. chland, Georgia Savannah, Georgia Tarrytown, Georgia Home Economics Home Economics Health and Physical Education BETTY ANNELLE PITTAAAN Springfield, Georgia Elementary Education ROBERT THOMAS POLLAK Stafesboro, Georgia Business Education CLYDE E. POPPELL Attapulgus, Georgia Health and Physical Education MARION O. PORTER Sandersville, Georgia Elementary Education JENNIE FAY MORGAN Jennie Fay has contributed much to G.T.C. She has been active in various organizations and served as editor of THE GEORGE-ANNE. BENNY HOWELL POTTS Con ers, Georgia Health and Physical Education EDMOND EUGENE RAGSDALE Hamilton, Georgia Health and Physical Education BOB POLLAK Bob has served as Sports Editor of the GEORGE- ANNE and Managing Editor of the 1958 REFLECTOR. He has also been active with the F.B.L.A. Club. RICHARD ARLEN RAGSDALE Hamilton, Georgia Health and Physical Education GEORGE PATTEN RAHN Clyo, Georgia Health and Physical Education GRANVILLE N. RAINEY, JR. Macon, Georgia Social Science HAMPTON ALLEN ROGERS Claxton, Georgia English JOHN RICHARD ROGERS Reidsville, Georgia Business Education SAMUEL THOMAS ROGERS Dublin, Georgia Industrial Arts MARY ANNE ROLLISON Savannah, Georgia Elementary Education SAMUEL L. POWELL Sammy was president and vice president of the Industrial Arts Club. Sammy served as Business Man- ager of the 1957 REFLECTOR and GEORGE-ANNE. BETTY JANE RUSHING Lyons, Georgia Business Education LOWELL RANDALL RUSSELL Dublin, Georgia Health Education BETTY WATSON SPAID Betty has served as editor of the GEORGE-ANNE and been active in many campus activities. Economics Club and has served as an officer in the Canterbury Club. ,1 WALKER STEWART Mt. Vernon, Georgia General Science LEWIS CLIFFORD STRICKLAND Daisy, Georgia Health and Physical Education JOE CARTER SUMMERLIN Sandersville, Georgia Mathematics MARTHA TINKER Martha has had many varied interests at G.T.C. She was president of the Art Club, Art Editor of the 1958 REFLECTOR, a cheerleader, and participated in the Beauty Revue. NORMAN EDWARD SUTTON Pembroke, Georgia Mathematics EARL SWICORD Stafesboro, Georgia Physical Science WALLACE GLENN TANNER Doug as, Georgia General Science ABBIE CAROLYN THOMAS Alamo, Georgia Business Education ALVA GUY THOMPSON Toomsboro, Georgia Music DONALD DAVID THORNHILL Augusta, Georgia Health and Physical Education LOUISE WESTBROOK Louise, known for athletic ability, was champion of many women ' s intramural activities. She was also ac- tive in the Wesley Foundation, and House Council. CLAUDIA ELIZABETH TINKER Statesboro, Georgia Home Economics MARTHA LOUISE TINKER Sfafesboro, Georgia Art FRANK H. TURNER, Blythe, Georgia English ELDRIDGE VERNON VAUGHN East Point, Georgia Health and Physical Education ROBERT E. VAUGHN LaGrange, Georgia Social Science CURTIS A. WALKER Hazlehurst, Georgia English MOLLY WILLIAMS Molly has been one of the most versatile members of the Masquers. Her performances have always been excellent. LEROY EDWARD WARD, JR. Savannah, Georgia Physical Science MARTHA JUNE WATTS Cordele, Georgia Elementary Education WILLIAM R. WELLS Tifton, Georgia Industrial Arts LOUISE WESTBROOK Summerville, Georgia Health and Physical Education TOM WOMMACK Tom played shortstop on G.T.C. ' s baseball team for two seasons. He was a member of the J Club and participated in intramural sports. CECILE WOODARD Cecile has contributed much to the college in the way of music. She was president of En Melodie, played in the band and sang with the Philharmonic Choir, and served as a member of the House Council. EUGENE N. WILEY Sycamore, Georgia Social Science JAMES DONALD WILLIAMS Vidalia, Georgia Mathematics DAVID RICHARD WILSON Columbus, Georgia Social Science ALICE WINGATE Sylvester, Georgia Elementary Education MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Savannah, Georgia English MICHAEL A. WILSON New Holland, Georgia Health and Physical Education SOLON WISHAM, JR. Americus, Georgia Health and Physical Education JUNIOR CLASS MARY McCULLOUGH Vice President 69 JUNIOR James Adams Register, Ga. Clay Walter Adamson, Jr. Rebecca, Ga. Judy Adkins Cordele, Ga. Rufus Lee Akins, Jr. Sfafesboro, Ga. Mary Ann Barnes Allen Enigma, Ga. William Allen Savannah, Ga. Harriet Armstrong Savannah, Ga. Elizabeth Aspinwald Patterson, Ga. Ralph Bailey Tifton, Ga. Elwanda Barber Manor, Ga. Virginia Barrett Sylvania, Ga. Barbara Barton Savannah, Ga. 70 CLASS Elizabeth Baugh Brunswick, Ga. Charles Bennett Bainbridge, Ga. Beverly Ann Blackshear Blakely, Ga. Peggy Bland Garfield, Ga. Frankie Booth Manor, Ga. Martha Brantley Wrightsville, Ga. Rebecca Brooks Coleman, Ga. Wanda Broome Dalton, Ga. Ed Brown, Dexter, Ga. Annette Bryant Alma, Ga. Dewey Brya nt Patterson, Ga. Robert Bryant Bristol, Ga. 71 JUNIOR Martha Burgess Waleska, Ga. Gracie Burns Tarrytown, Ga. John M. Clark Baxley, Ga. Elna Clements Statesboro, Ga. Vernon Clements Sfafesboro, Ga. Keith D. Cox Millen, Ga. Mary Faye Crouch Swainsboro, Ga. Billy Daniels Savannah, Ga. Ann Davis Elberton, Ga. Wallis Dewitt Stilson, Ga. Sarah Dodson Union City, Ga. Joe Edwards Claxton, Ga. CLASS Douglas Ellis Blue Ridge, Ga. Marion Palma Evans Sylvania, Ga. Rodney Fain Cairo, Ga. Ruth Fiskus Cairo, Ga. Jean Fitzgerald Savannah, Ga. AAelba Patricia Fletcher Fitzgerald, Ga. Anne Elizabeth Fulmer Statesboro, Ga. Pete Garland Augusta, Ga. Joan Garrett Loganville, Ga. Bobby Godwin Omega, Ga. Carol Goff St. Marys, Ga. Phil Gresham Waynesboro, Ga. JUNIOR Robert Gressette Tifton, Ga. Hugh Hagin Marlow, Ga. Joan Hamilton Gtennville, Ga. Sandra Hanson Avondale Estates, Ga. Rose Marie Haley Elberton, Ga. Faye Harden Stilson, Ga. Linda Hardie Gordon, Ga. Ruth Harris Alma, Ga. Carolyn Hart Statesboro, Ga. Ann Henry Crandall, Ga. Richard Herring Vidalia, Ga. Carolyn Hill Enigma, Ga. CLASS Javene Hilliard Rhine, Ga. Danice Hinson Hazlehurst, Ga. Elliott Hodges Reidsville, Ga. Charles Horel Savannah, Ga. Dexter Hughes Tifton, Ga. Jane Jackson Crawfordville, Ga. Shirley Ann Jenkins Statesboro, Ga. William Johns Macon, Ga. AAelvin Johnson Louisville, Ga. Evelyn Jones Brunswick, Ga. Gwen Jones Hazlehurst, Ga. Jane Virginia Jones Cochran, Ga. JUNIOR Carolyn L. Kelly Parrott, Ga. Kitty Kelly Statesboro, Ga. Leila Ruth Kendrick Woodland, Ga. Robert Lambert Sylvania, Ga. Madge Lanier Brooklet, Ga. Vendora Lanier Twin City, Ga. Ronald R. Lifsey Griffin, Ga. Sarah Lee Love Savannah, Ga. Marcia AAaddox East Point, Ga. Bobby AAanley Waynesboro, Ga. Floye Martin Rhine, Ga. Sandra Martin Statesboro, Ga. CLASS Dillard Maxwell Dallas, Ga. Henrinel Middleton Blakely, Ga. Sara Miller Soperton, Ga. Jenny Mitchell Cobbtown, Ga. Shelby Jean Mixon Statesboro, Ga. Cary Moore LaCenter, Kentucky Virginia Morrison Sylvania, Ga. Charlton Mosely Statesboro, Ga. Bobby Muggridge Cairo, Ga. Faye Murphy Gibson, Ga. Thomas McCorkle Statesboro, Ga. Mary McCullough Millen, Ga. 77 JUNIOR Condle McKenzie Statesboro, Ga. Robert McKenzie Augusta, Ga. Charles AAcLendon Cairo, Ga. Walter Nemecek Statesboro, Ga. Ruth Sutton Odum Girard, Ga. Hubert Padgett Keysville, Ga. ■■11 Wylie Palmer Vidalia, Ga. AAildred Parker Millen, Ga. Joan Parkerson Sardis, Ga. Carl Peaster A lontezuma, Ga. Beverly Peavy Bloomingdale, Ga. Henry L. Pharr, Jr. Douglas, Ga. CLASS Patricia Pickett Eastman, Ga. Vermelle Pierce Hazlehurst, Ga. Jeanette Pittman Glenwood, Ga. Jane Ponder Whigham, Ga. John Richardson Mount Vernon, Ga. Joy Rogers Soperton, Ga. Linda Rowell Sylvania, Ga. Virginia Rushin Soperton, Ga. Mary Salters Soperton, Ga. Billy Sanders Forf Valley, Ga. Bill Sanders Atlanta, Ga. Jack Sapp Statesboro, Ga. JUNIOR Betty Jan Saunders Portal, Ga. Eugene Scarborough Barnesville, Ga. Steve Scarborough Waynesboro, Ga. Paul Scott Lyons, Ga. Jerry Shealy Ashburn, Ga. Cathy Simmons Savannah, Ga. Thomas Singletary Sfafesboro, Ga. Earleen W. Sizemore Omega, Ga. Charles Smith Smithville, Ga. Frances Smith Pooler, Ga. Nancy Smith Summertown, Ga. William Smith Albany, Ga. CLASS Bobby Smithwick Dawson, Ga. Elizabeth South Augusta, Ga. Bob Spell Wadley, Ga. Nan Stephens Waycross, Ga. Daniel Stipe Baxley, Ga. Annelle Stone Louisville, Ga. Mary Strickland Claxton, Ga. Ellen Sumner Sumner, Ga. Robert Surrency Ludowici, Ga. Mary Alice Taff Cartersville, Ga. Duston Tapley Vidalia, Ga. Bobby Teasley Augusta, Ga. JUNIOR Farris Thomas Hazlehurst, Ga. Betty Gene Thrift Woodbine, Ga. Jimmy Tidwell Waycross, Ga. Sandra Tindol Metter, Ga. Wm. Briggs Tyler Hahira, Ga. Ellis Vandegrift Augusta, Ga. Connie Veal Sandersville, Ga. Beverly Walden Gibson, Ga. Bobby Webb Hampton, Ga. Charlene Webb Savannah, Ga. William Webb Statesboro, Ga. Edwina White Dixie, Ga. CI ASS SOPHOMORE CLASS Faye Adams Register, Ga. Robert Adams Statesboro, Ca. Peggy Allen Statesboro, Ga. Donald Anderson Glennville, Ga. Billie Jean Barrow Cordele, Ga. Linda Bishop Elberton, Ga. David Blalock Manassas, Ga. Carol Blanton Waycross, Ga. SOPHOMORE CLASS Millie Jo Bond Ellenwood, Ga. Bobby Bradshaw Dublin, Ga. Patricia Brannen Statesboro, Ga. John Brantley Dublin, Ga. Valera Brinson Uvalda, Ga. Mary Carol Bowers Greensboro, Ga. Thomas Brophy Warner Robins, Ga. Bobbie V. Brown Twin City, Ga. 85 Jerry Brown Manchester, Ga. Bobbie Butler Pelham, Ga. Richard Burrows Waycross, Ga. John Carroll Lyons, Ga. Jo Ann Cartee Statesboro, Ga. Sue Chance Hawkinsville, Ga. Terry Coleman Albany, Ga. James Ralph Conaway, Jr. Marlow, Ga. SO PI IOIVIORE Harry Cowart Camilla, Ga. Peggy Cowart Camilla, Ga. Eunice Cravey Alamo, Ga. Morris Crews St. Marys, Ga. Donald Crump Carnesville, Ga. Edmee Darley Waycross, Ga. Guy Dasher Statesboro, Ga. Janice Deal Pembroke, Ga. 86 Willie AA. Dekle, II Twin City, Ga. Travis doss Attapulgus, Ga. Jane Durham Bainbridge, Ga. Glenda Durrence Claxton, Ga. Marilyn Durrence Glennville, Ga. AAaynor Dykes Attapulgus, Ga. Loretta Kay Edge Soperton, Ga. Barbara Faulk Fitzgerald, Ga. CLASS Neville Floyd Savannah, Ga. Robert Forester Albany, Ga. Jeane Fulford Twin City, Ga. Mary Jo Fulghum Wrightsville, Ga. Jan Futch Statesboro, Ga. Jackie Gamadanis Atlanta, Ga. Jeanie Garrard Washington, Ga. Betty George Brunswick, Ga. 87 Kenny Giddens Nashville, Ga. Emory Giles Sandersville, Ga. An ne Gowen Woodbine, Ga. Billy Green Statesboro, Ga. Sara Groover Statesboro, Ga. Beverly Hall Albany, Ga. Mary Ann Harrell Macon, Ga. Charles Harris La Grange, Ga. SOPHOMORE Charlie Felton Harris Buena Vista, Ga. Amogene Head Alma, Ga. Mary Weldon Hendricks Statesboro, Ga. Julia Ann Hendrix Statesboro, Ga. Frank Hinzman Sylvania, Ga. Jean Holmes Sandersville, Ga. Herbert Holton Manassas, Ga. Choyce Jackson Washington, Ga. 88 Catherine Johnston M 7 en, Ga. James Johnston Albany, Ga. Jane Marie Jones Louisville, Ga . Susan Jones Lyons, Ga. Carolyn Joyner Statesboro, Ga. Lavan Kennedy Quitman, Ga. Herbert Kernigan Augusta, Ga. Velma Kerr Glennville, Ga. CLASS Gloria Kilgore Macon, Ga. James A. King Rebecca, Ga. Dorothy Knight Brooklet, Ga. Laural Lanier Statesboro, Ga. Yvonne Lanier Metter, Ga. Carlene Leaptrott Wadley, Ga. JoAnn Lewallen Toccoa, Ga. James Litchfield Brookfield, Ga. 89 Mary Ann Lunsford Omega, Ga. William Mallard Sardis, Ga. Hubert Manning Nahunta, Ga. Mary Will Marchman Springfield, Ga. Ann Manry Edison, Ga. Nona Gene Martin A lad son, Ga. Betty Sue Mashburn Pineview, Ga. Tommy Matheson Waycross, Ga. SOPHOMORE Miriam McClain Pelham, Ga. Kay McCormick Brooklet, Ga. Mary McNorrell Waynesboro, Ga. Billie McWilliams St. Simons Island, Ga. Thelma Metzgers Clyo, Ga. Florria Wadene Mimbs Adrian, Ga. Ray Mims Augusta, Ga. Eloise Minton Kite, Ga. 90 Willis Homer Moore Sandersville, Ga. Mary Ann Moye Waycross, Ga. Joyce Muirhead Savannah, Ga. Charlotte Mullis Brunswick, Ga. Linda Nesmith Statesboro, Ga. James Newsome Sfafesboro, Ga. Ava Owens Fitzgerald, Ga. Charlotte Owens Marietta, Ga. CLASS Betty Page Lyons, Ga. Bernie Palmer Camilla, Ga. Martha Rawls Parrish Statesboro, Ga. Sylvia Parrish Brooklet, Ga. Earlene Payne Wrightsville, Ga. Franklin Pierce Eastman, Ga. Kerstin Pihl Stockholm, Sweden Betty Jean Pittman Glenwood, Ga. 91 Janice Powell Zebulon, Ga. David Powers Tifton, Ga. Nan Price Lyons, Ga. Buddy Rabitsch M 7 en, Ga. Joyce Rahn Springfield, Ga. Addie June Rhoney Metter, Ga. Judy Ann Rittenhouse Statesboro, Ga. Annette Ross Macon, Ga. SOPHOMORE Elmarie Smith Riddleville, Ga. Harold C. Smith Brooklet, Ga. Jane Smith Statesboro, Ga. Wayne Smith Lyons, Ga. Donald Snell Wadley, Ga. Arthur Sparks Brooklet, Ga. Gordon Stallings Cordele, Ga. Charles Stokes Stilson, Ga. CLASS Audrey Strickland Blackshear, Ga. Helen Tanner Twin City, Ga. Annette Tanner Sandersville, Ga. Ralph Turner Canton, Ga. Deen Tyre Surrency, Ga. Ramona Wall Cordele, Ga. Rae Warburton Hampton, N. H. Sharon Ward Dexter, Ga. 93 Joe Waters Statesboro, Ga. Margilu Watts Perry, Ga. Mira Wilkerson Omega, Ga. Barbara Williams Decatur, Ga. Jerry Winton Mt. Berry, Ga. Becky Wood Manassas, Ga. Joe Young Ludowici, Ga. Norma Young Darien, Ga. SOPHOMORE CLASS Faculty and students combine to produce in excellent fashion the light opera Erminie. 94 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS JAMES SHIVERS, President VIVIAN BLIZZARD Vice President 95 FRESHMAN Billie Jo Abel Macon, Ga. Elizabeth Adams Elberton, Ga. Sally Ann Akins Statesboro, Ga. Eleanor Akridge Pelham, Ga. Imogene Allen Statesboro, Ga. Barbara Anderson Statesboro, Ga. Patricia Anderson Swainsboro, Ga. Robert Anderson Augusta, Ga. Sara Anderson Conyers, Ga. Mary Arrington Roswell, Ga. Claude Austin Palmetto, Ga. Glenda Banks Statesboro, Ga. Shirley Ann Barrow Albany, Ga. Betty Biggers Keysville, Ga. John Blackburn Statesboro, Ga. Vivian Blizzard Tennille, Ga. Ann Bowen Register, Ga. Mrs. Dorothy N. Bowen Screven, Ga. Marguerite Bowen Claxton, Ga. Lawanna Boyett Bristol, Ga. FRESHMAN CLASS Carolyn Bridges Moultrie, Ga. Glenda Brooks Gordon, Ga. Amelia Brown Statesboro, Ga. Betty Jean Bryant Woodbine, Ga. Albert Burke Wadley, Ga. Connie Bevan Waynesboro, Ga. George B. Chapman Glennville, Ga. Jo Ann Chappell Waynesboro, Ga. James Chivers Atlanta, Ga. Mary Lou Coleman T if ton, Ga. Diane Collier Waycross, Ga. Juanita Colson Claxton, Ga. Gilda Cowart Statesboro, Ga. Alice Ann Crawford St. Marys, Ga. Helen Cribbs Stilson, Ga. Helen Crump Blackshear, Ga. Marianne DeLoache Statesboro, Ga. John T. Dickerson St. Simons Island, Ga Abbie Dorminy Pava, Ga. Jane Dotson Brunswick, Ga. 97 FRESHMAN CLASS Helen Dozier Blythe, Ga. Nancy Jeanette Dunn Eatonton, Ga. -i Ellen Durham Bainbridge, Ga. Yvonne Durham Crawfordville, Ga. Judy Edenfield C axfon, Ga. Jerell Neva Elliott Jesup, Ga. Wylene Fendley Fort Gaines, Ga. Betty Jean Forth Dublin, Ga. Rose Franklin Statesboro, Ga. Mary Ann Gignilliat Twin City, Ga. Martin Gillette Kingsland, Ga. Fay Griffin Ellabell, Ga. Gladys Grimm M 7 en, Ga . Shelby Jean Hagin Statesboro, Ga. Phyllis Ann Hall Augusta, Ga. Roberta Halpern Statesboro, Ga. Capus Hansard Rockmart, Ga. Lane Hartley Alamo, Ga. Gail Hawkins Dublin, Ga. Annette Hazlip Brunswick, Ga. 98 FRESHMAN CLASS Billy Henderson Louisville, Ga. John AA. Hendrix Portal, Ga. James E. Herrington Waynesboro, Ga. Mary Ann Hodges Statesboro, Ga. Howard Holton Camilla, Ga. Marion Howard Augusta, Ga. Wilfreida Hum Jesup, Ga. Travis Jacobs Nahunta, Ga. John Perry Jefferson Willacoochee, Ga. Jean Johnson Bainbridge, Ga. Joe Roy Johnson Warrenton, Ga. Libby Jones Ringgold, Ga. Samille Jones Washington, Ga. Tessie Jones Savannah, Ga. Beverly Joyner Statesboro, Ga. Mary Kay Kicklighter Reidsville, Ga. Evelyn Kimbrougn Fairburn, Ga. Martha Anne Kirby Nunez, Ga. Virginia Kirkland Statesboro, Ga. Barbara Lanier Statesboro, Ga. FRESHMAN CLASS Jane Lee Millen, Ga. Romona Lee Statesboro, Ga. Bettye Lord Dublin, Ga. Kay Lovett Decatur, Ga. Durell, Lynn Manassas, Ga. Thelma Mallard Stafesboro, Ga. Jean Arthur Maye Sylvania, Ga. Judy McCloy Fort Oglethorpe, Ga Mary McGregor Girard, Ga. Judy Meeks Nicholls, Ga. Spencer Mercer Cobbtown, Ga. Annette Mills Baxley, Ga. Barbara Mills Sylvania, Ga. Alex Miller Buena Vista, Ga. Carolyn Mobley Ludowici, Ga. Carolyn Moore Lyons, Ga. Sue Moore Hoboken, Ga. Heyward Morris Stilson, Ga. Ann Mygrant Cordele, Ga. Doris Nease Bellville, Ga. I CO FRESHMAN CLASS Ronnie Nease Garden City, Ga. Tommy O ' Neal Martinez, Ga. Thelma Parker Millen, Ga. Jacquelyn Parks Jesup, Ga. Richard Phillips Ludowici, Ga. Nancy Ann Pierce Savannah, Ga. Guilford Prickett Unadilla, Ga. Robert Prince Perry, Florida Peggy Pruett Duluth, Ga. Diane Pulliam Albany, Ga. Barbara Jean Ragan Coleman, Ga. Patricia Redding Statesboro, Ga. Joseph Reeves Dearing, Ga. Glenda Rentz St. Marys, Ga. Irvin E. Richardson Jesup, Ga. Beth Rigdon Douglas, Ga. James Riggs Register, Ga. Penny Rimes Statesboro, Ga. Mary Rivenbark Metter, Ga. Irma Roach Pembroke, Ga. 101 FRESHMAN CLASS Henry W. Rogers Claxton, Ga. Thomas Rogers Buena Vista, Ga. Charles Rushing Sfafesboro, Ga. Norma Rushing Register, Ga. Willene Safley Martinez, Ga. Gloria Sauls Jeffersonville, Ga. Randall Seay Moultrie, Ga. Sarita Shafe Metier, Ga. Shearer Shaw Pembroke, Ga. Luther Shead Augusta, Ga. Betty Ann Shealy Adel, Ga. Kay Sherrod Waycross, Ga. Sue Sikes Claxton, Ga. Anne Smith Sandersville, Ga. Judy Smith Louisville, Ga. Linda Smith Claxton, Ga. Travis Smith Statesboro, Ga. Bobby Snipes Brooklet, Ga. Cecilia Stevens Dublin, Ga. June Stevens Wadley, Ga. FRESHMAN CLASS Gwen Stubbs Sytvania, Ga. Sandra Taylor Arlington, Ga. Betty Thaggard Claxton, Ga. Barbara Thomas Dublin, Ga. Mae Thomas Blackshear, Ga. Barbara Thornton Ludowici, Ga. Marion Underwood Savannah, Ga. Mary Ann Vanderford Siatesboro, Ga. Linda Vines Arlington, Ga. Jeanne Walsh Savannah Beach, Ga. Gloria Warnock Soperton, Ga. Wynelle Warren Tennille, Ga. Donnie H. Watkins Claxton, Ga. Guy Weatherly McRae, Ga. James H. Wildes Manassas, Ga. Mariellen Williams Augusta, Ga. R. V. Williford Porta , Ga. Lauri Willis Atlanta, Ga. Douglas Winters New Holland, Ga. Frankie Woodrum Sfafesboro, Ga. 103 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS fraternities PUBLICATIONS 105 JOYCE JACKSON Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Sitting-. Dean Helen Duncan, Advisor; Joyce Jackson, Ed Brown, Aubrey Highsmith, Dean Ralph Tyson, Advisor. Standing: Jane Jackson, Phyllis Hall, Herbert Houston, Jackie Clark, Peggy Cowart, Guy Weatherly. Absent from picture: Vila Browne and Franklin Pierce. 106 Social Committee - Sitting: Bob Spell, Vila Browne, Jane Jackson, Peggy Cowart, Harry Cowart. Standing: Franklin Pierce, Ed Brown, Fred Fagnant, Herbert Houston, Aubrey Highsmith, Chairman, Billy Jackson. ]nter dormitory Council Sitting: Dean Ralph Tyson, Advisor; Jane Jackson, Herbert Houston, Chairman; Ramona Wall, Dean Helen Duncan, Advisor. Second row: Helen Tanner, Gail Jackson, Betty Biggers, Joan Lindsey, Mary Carol Bowers. Third row-. Ed McLesky, Ralph Turner, Travis Doss, Robert Gressette, Gene Ragsdale. Absent from picture-. Vila Browne and Barbara Mills. 107 Cone Mall House Council Sitting: Robert Gressett, President; Mrs. Thelma Hartley, House Director; Herbert Houston, Vice President. Standing: Solon Wisham, Marion Porter, Secretary-Treasurer; O ' Brien Morris, Roy Pierce, Fred Chance. Absent from picture: Gene Ragsdale and Melvin Johnson. Cewis Mall Mouse Council Sitting: Jerry Shealy, Vila Browne, President; Mrs. Mary Kate Evans, House Director; Jane Jackson, Vice President; June Murray, Sec- retary. Standing-. Sandra Tindol, Joy Rogers, Gloria Bedenbaugh, Jackie Dupree, Treasurer; Sandra Wiggins, Elizabeth Morgan, Ellen Sum- ner and Marcia Allen. San ford Mall Mouse Council Sitting: Jerry Brown, Edward McKlesky, President; Mrs. Cleo Franklin, House Director; Ralph Turner, Vice President; Robert Forester, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: Sam Rogers, Jerry Morris, Bobby Jarrell, Don Crump, Richard Smith, Bobby Teasley. Absent from picture-. Emory Giles. West Mall Mouse Council Sitting: Barbara Faulk, Treasurer; Helen Tanner, Vice President; Mrs, Archie Jackson, House Director; Romona Wall, President; Jean Holmes. Second row, standing: Sharon Ward, Mary Carol Bowers, Annette Ross, Barbara Williams, Ruth Fiskus, Miriam McClain, Choyce Jackson. Third row: Kay McCormick, Judy Akins, Linda Bishop, Mary Ann Harrell, Billie Jean Barrow and Nita Flathman. 109 Sast Mall Mouse Council Seated: Patricia Anderson, Secretary; Betty Biggers, Vice President; Mrs. J. B. Johnson, House Director; Gail Jackson, President; Patricia Redding, Treasurer. Standing: Sue Moore, Rose Franklin, Patti Pickett, Ann Bowen, Glenda Banks, Martha Burgess, Rachel Young, Jane Dotson, Dot Bowen, Jane Lee, Monitors. %ig Sisters First row: Frankie Booth, Joy Rahn, June Watts, President; Helen Tanner, Secretary; Rae Warburton. Second row: Choyce Jackson, Sylvia Parrish, Madge Lanier, Jackie Gamadanis, Miriam McClain, Jan Powell, Ramona Wall, Ellen Sumner, Sara Miller, Elian Brandon, Thelma Metzger, Ruth Sutton Odom, Barbara Faulk, Mary Alice Taff. Third row: Elizabeth South, Carolyn Joyner, Bobbie Butler, Mary Carol Bowers, Millie Jo Bond, Sharon Ward, Beverly Hall, Billie McWilliams, Billie Jean Barrow, Judy Rittenhouse, Margaret Brown, Ava Owens, Sally Ruark, Charlotte Owens, Nona Gerte Martin, Audrey Struckland, Ouida Newby, Jane Jackson. Pi Omega Pi Jacob Carlton, Joy Alexander, Amalie Reeves, Treasurer; Carolyn Thomas, President; Frankie Booth, Secretary; Sara Miller, Historian; Geleda Durrence, Mr. Steven B. Homick, Advisor. Absent from picture: Franklin Coleman, Vice President; Jane Marriott. Jrenck Club First row: James Johnston, Sandra Tindol, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Bryson, President; Betty Page, Dr. Zolton F. Farkas, Advisor. Second row.- Barbara Faulk, Ava Owens, Jean May, Virginia Morrison, Barbara Ragan, Jane Dotson. Third row: Kerstin Phil, Betty Russell, Loretta Edge, Evelyn Kimbrough, Nancy Smith, Linda NeSmith. Fourth row: Harold Smith, Arthur Sparks, Richard Herring, Emory Giles and Bobby Forrester. Sitting: Sandra Tindol, Secretary; Mrs. Marjorie Guardia, Sponsor; James Brown, President; Joyce Jackson, Vice President; Dr. Fielding Russell, Sponsor; Bill Hinson, Treasurer. First row, standing: Mary Alice Taff, Sylvia Gurganus, Linda Hardie, Samille Jones, Jo Ann Le- wallen, Evelyn Kimbrough, Jean Fulford, Jan Epps, Diana Bair, Jean Arthur Maye. Second row, standing: Bob Spell, Bobby Forrester, Thomas Brophy, Richard Herring, Frank Turner, Curt Walker, John Anderson. tAlpha Psi Omega Sitting: Mrs. Winfield Lee, Advisor; Bill Sanders, President; Molly Williams, Secretary; Miss Freida Gernant. Standing: Diana Bair, Ellen Sumner, Marion Porter, Dr. Fielding Russell, Ric Mandes, Lucille Parker, Virginia Smith. 1 12 Philharmonic Choir First row: Cecile Woodard, Joyce Ryan, Choyce Jackson, Accompanist; Diana Bair, Judy Adkins. Second row: Jean Fitzgerald, Joan Gar- rett, Ouida Newby, Ruth Sutton Odom, Jo Ann Hamilton, Mary Ann Harrell, Linda NeSmith, Jan Futch, Kitty Kelly, Virginia Barrett, Vermelle Pierce. Third row: Frankie Booth, Betty Sue Mashburn, Linda Rowell, Bobby Godwin, James Jones, Ralph Bailey, Bernie Palmer, Denzil Sellers, Donald Anderson, David Powers, Bobby Forester, Guilford Prickette, Stanley Brobston, Guy Thompson, Jimmy Conaway, Marilyn Durrence, Sally Ruark. Masquers First row: Mrs. W. Lee, Director; Molly Williams, Scrapbook Chairman; Bill Sanders, Vice President; Ellen Sumner, Secretary; Ann Waters, Treasurer; Harris West, President; Diana Bair, Parliamentarian. Second row: Jean Holmes, Mary McCulloh, Ruth Odem, Joy Rahn, Jean May, Jan Powell, Joyce Muirhead, Mary Rivenbark, Barbara Faulk, Sylvia Gurganus. Third row: Charles McLendon, Judy Rittenhouse, Peggy Cowart, Jean Fulford, Gene Scarborough, Don Anderson, Emory Giles, Beverly Hall, Norma Young, Jan Epps, Curt Walker, John Anderson. 1 13 Sitting: Virginia Barrett, Social Chairman; Vermelle Pierce, Treasurer; Mary Ann Harrell, President; Joyce Ryan, Vice President; Jo Ann Hamilton, Secretary. Standing: Kitty Kelly, Ruth Sutton Odom, Cecile Woodard, Charlotte Mullis, Ouida Newby, Jean Fitzgerald. Absent from picture: Maralon Jones, Sara Frances Norras, Ruth Deyoung Knowlton. Organ Quild Mary Ann Harrell, Kitty Kelly, Vermelle Pierce, Jean Fitzgerald, Secretary; Ruth Sutton Odom, President; Virginia Barrett, Jo Ann Hamil- ton, Charlotte Mullis. Absent from picture: Joe Brewer, Cranford Sutton, Mr. Robert Buckner, Sponsor. 114 Concert Wand First row: Charlotte AAullis, Faye Crouch, Thelma Mallard, Laural Lanier. Second row: Joan Parkerson, Betty George, Beth Rigdon, Mary McGregor, Bobby Godwin, Virginia Barrett, Dicky Baker, David Bailey, Douglas Ellis. Third row: Randy Seay, Francis Fulford, Reggie Jackson, Wynelle Warren, Mary Lou Coleman, Peggy Allen, Joan Hamilton, Guy Thompson, Carol Blanton, Denzil Sellers, Bernie Palmer, Ruth Sutton Odom, Claude Astin, Ralph Bailey, Tessie Jones. Fourth row: Jane Dotson, Kitty Kelly, Betty Shealy, Ninivois Croft, Jimmy Tidwell, Mary Weldon Hendricks, Sara Groover, Jo Ann Chappell, Tom Rogers, Bill Smith, Vermelle Pierce, Jack Willis, Mary Ann Harrell, David Powers, Charlie Griffin, Guilford Prickette, Willis Moore, James Jones, Stanley Brobston. Absent from picture: Amelia Brown, Connie Bevan, Tommy Singletary, Jim Park, Gary Litchton. ' Dame Wand Front row-. Reggie Jackson, Ralph Bailey, Bobby Godwin, Randy Seay and David Powers. Second row: James Jones, Stanley Brobston, Jack Willis, Tommy Rogers, Jimmy Tidwell and Kitty Kelly. 115 basketball band Front row: Charlie Griffin, Tommy Rogers, Mary Ann Harrell and Jack Willis. Second row: David Bailey, Beth Rigdon, Virginia Barrett, Bobby Godwin. Third row: Denzil Sellers, Stanley Brobston and Bernie Palmer. Fourth row: Reggie Jackson, Ralph Bailey, David Powers, Randy Seay and Jimmy Tidwell. Drum Majorette and Majorettes Drum Majorette Charlotte Mullis, Ruth Sutton Odom, Laurel Tate Lanier, Amelia Brown, Sara Groover and Mary Esther Jones. Sitting: Diana Bair, Historian-Reporter; Miss Frieda Gernant, Counselor; Charlotte Blitch, President; Dr. Georgia Watson. Standing: Dr. Fielding Russell, Miss Ruth Bolton, Mrs. Marjorie Guardia, Miss Bertha Freeman, Miss Roxie Remley, Secretary-Treasurer. Absent from picture: Miss Marjorie Crouch, Mrs. Ruth Knowlton, Miss Constance Cone, Dr. J. D. Park, Dr. Marshall Hamilton, Miss Grace Cooper, Dr. Zach Henderson, Stanley Brobston, Sandra Wiggins, Claudia Tinker, Mary Salters. baptist Ministerial Association Sitting: Jim Phelps, President; Dean Paul Carroll, Faculty Advisor. Standing: Frank Hinzeman, Earl Wellborn, Ellis Vandegrift, Reuben Neely. Absent from picture: James Litchfield, Austol Youmans, Dahl McDermitt, Billy Daniel, Ray Home. Primitive baptist youth Jellowship Sitting: Mary Kate Kicklighter, Barbara Anderson, Marianne DeLoach, Martha Ann Kirby, Jan Futch, Martha Brantley. Standing: Rita Sanders, Vice President; Beverly Perkins, Penny Rimes, Rufus Futch, Donald D. Anderson, President; Elizabeth Adams, Glenda Dur- rence, Mrs. Thelma Hartley, Sponsor. Absent from picture: Calvin Driggers, W. J. Webb, Allen Webb, Charlotte Blitch, George Hagins. Canterbury Club v Martha Tinker, Secretary; Wallace Franpton, Vice President; Eric Heers, President; Tommy Anderson. Absent from picture: Joe Brewer, Treasurer; Claudia Tinker, Wilfrieda Hern, Tom Bryson, Tommy Dickerson, Bill Sanders, Jean Holmes, Ralph Bailey, Billie McWilliams. Ouida Newby, Reuben Neely, Sally Ruark, Joyce Kirkland, Jim Phelps, Treasurer; Stanley Brobston, Vice President; Aubrey High- smith, President; Barbara Williams, Secretary; Jane Jackson, Diana Bair, Joyce Jackson, Myra Flanders. Second row.- Cecile Woodard, Jane Smith, Jan Powell, Jo Ann Lewallen, Betty Biggers, Margilu Watts, Barbara Faulk, Sharon Ward, Beth Rigdon, Audrey Strickland, Choyce Jackson, Barbara Thompson, June Brookerd. Third row.- Wynelle Warren, Vivian Blizzard, Nan Stephens, Helen Dozier, Harriet Armstrong, Peggy Cowart, Mary Jo Bailey, Judy Adkins, Deen Tyre, Carolyn Kelly, Carolyn Joyner, Jeanne Garrard, Joyce Ryan, Gloria Kilgore, Mary Carol Bowers, Lucille Parker, Virginia Smith. Fourth row: Elaine Hartley, Peggy Pruett, Glenda Brooks, Judy Edenfield, Carolyn Bridges, Martha Cason, Bobbie Butler, Frances Smith, Linda Rowell, Glenda Grayson, Beverly Peavy, Joyce Clark, Ramona Wall, Jean Johnson, Charlotte Owens. Fifth row: Bob Spell, Dexter Hughes, Thomas Brophy, James Brown, Sonny Bridges, Denzil Sellers, Herbert Houston, Marion Whitworth, Jerry Brown, Richard Smith, Randy Seay, Larry Hyde. baptist Student Union a— OH First row.- Joy Rahn, Ellen Sumner, Vice President; Joyce Martin, President; Jan Epps, Treasurer. Second row: Jeanne Walsh, Phyllis Hall, Eloise Minton, Joan Garrett, Sara Miller, Rae Warburton, Thelma Metzer, Ruth Sutton Odom. Third row: Franklin Pierce, Ronald Lifsey, Beverly Hall, Louise Westbrook, Gene Scarborough, Martha Burgess, Elwanda Barber and June Watts. Wesley foundation Joyce Martin President Ellen Sumner Vice President Jan Epps Secretary -Treasurer 120 Front row: Dr. Donald F. Hackett, Advisor; Edmund Towns, Sergeant-at-Arms; Sam Rogers, Vice President; Edward McLesky, President; Aubrey Highsmith, Secretary-Treasurer; Sam Powell, Reporter; Mr. Edgar Godfrey, Advisor. Second row: Delmas Johnson, Morris Crews, Rufus Futch, William Wells, William Webb, Sonny Godfrey, Bobby Manly, Jerry Winton, Solomon Sparks, Dick Brown, Kieth Cox, Jack Sapp, John Brantley, Bobby Muggridge. industrial J rts Club Edward McLesky Sam Rogers Aubrey Highsmith President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer 121 First row: Wanda Broome, Jerry Shealy, Jim Phelps, Vice President; Christine Williams, Treasurer; Kirbylene Stephens, Faculty Advisor; Ramona Wall, Secretary; Peggy Cowart, Vice President; Charlie Harper, President; June Murray Brookard, Frankie Booth. Second row: Pokey Garriott, Carolyn Thomas, Eunice Cravey, Jo Ann Lewallen, Janice Powell, Kay McCormick, Catherine Johnson, Rita Jane San- ders, Mary Joyce Ward, Martha Tinker, Liz Morgan. Third row: Joy Rogers, Nova Deen Tyre, Earlene Payne, Glenda Durrence, Ellen Sumner, Billy Jean Barrow, Ann Mygrant, Beverly Perkins, Jane Jackson, Vivian Blizzard, Sara Miller, Carolyn Kelly, Mary Jo Bailey, Thelma Metzger, Judy Adkins, Gloria Kilgore, Virginia Kirkland, Jeannie Girrard, Mary Weldon Hendricks, Sally Ruark, Jan Epps, Margilu Watts, Sharon Ward, Gloria Warnock, Mary Salters, Peggy Pruitt, Margaret Brown, Mary Carol Bowers, Joyce Ryan. Sixth row-. Mickey Williams, Beverly Hall, Louise Westbrook, Bob Spell, Don Anderson, Granville Rainey, Gordon Sta I lings, Jerry Brown, Reuben Neely, Jim Walden. Sevenfh row.- Dexter Hughes, Marion Porter, Bobby Forrester, Ronald Lifsey, Stanley Brobston, Richard Smith, Bobby Lambert. Phi Met a Cambda 122 Coach J. B. Scearce, Elizabeth South, Fred Chance, President; Dick Ragsdale, Vice President; Richard Young, Charles Musselwhite. Second row.- Benny Potts, Ed Brown, Gene Ragsdale, Solon Wisham, Tom Womack, Lowell Russell, Don Thornhill, Robert Gressette, Clyde Poppell, Bill Brannen, Eugene Chambers, Jimmy Hancock, Ralph Turner, Travis Doss, Jackie Gamadanis, Millie Jo Bond. Fourth row: Ann Gowan, Roy Pierce, Briggs Tyler, Mickie Wilson, Paul Bailey, Melvin Johnson, Herbert Houston, O ' Brien Morris. Fifth row: Rae War- burton, Eloise Minton, Sharon Ward, Glenda Rentz, Norma Rushing, Elaine Hartley, Joy Rahn, Lynford Wood. Absent from picture-. John Vaughn, Marcia Maddox. Sto Ktio Spsilon Fred Chance President Dick Ragsdale Vice President Marcia Maddox Secretary John Vaughn Treasurer Patricia Redding Miss Eta Rho Epsilon 123 First row. Carol Goff, Social Chairman; Elizabeth Ann Morgan, Vice President; Earl Swicord, President; Martha Cason, Secretary; Valera Brinson, Librarian. Second row: Jimmy Adams, Faye Adams, Mr. Fred Wallace, Faculty Advisor; Bud Stewart, Glenda Grayson, Mary Salters, Donnie Williams, Mr. Tully Pennington, Faculty Advisor; Dr. John Allen Boole, Faculty Advisor; Joe Edwards, Tessie Jones. Third row-. Wallace Tanner, Charles Head, Jimmy King, Dr. Burton J. Bogitsh, Faculty Advisor; Wayne Edwards, Hubert Manning, Mr. W. S. Hanner, Faculty Advisor. Science Club 124 Front row: Randy Seay, Charles McLendon, Ninevois Croft, Reggie Jackson, David Powers and William Smith. Second row: Jack Willis, Charles Griffin, Alumni Secretary; Bernie Palmer, Historian; and Guy Thompson. Third row. Bobby Godwin, Vice President; Ralph Bailey, Treasurer. Fourth row: James Jones, President. Pki Mu Alpha 125 Danice Moore, Miss Gernant, Sponsor; Harry Cowart, Treasurer; Peggy Cowart, Secretary; Charlie Harper, President; Bob Spell, Pub- licly Miss Remley Sponsor; Omogene Head. Second row: Martha Tinker, Shirley Hodges, Joyce Martin, Nell Pittman, Joan Parkerson, Shirley Gnann Carolyn Bridges, Beverly Hall, Betty Ann Shealy, Nita Freeman, Jerry Shealy. Third row-. Julia Ann Hendrox, Jackie Gamadanis Charlotte Blitch, Ann Manry, Jo Ann Lewallen, Mary McNorrill, Jackie Dupree, Linda Rowell, Virginia Kirkland, Uldine Shuman. Absent from picture: Fred Fagnant, Vice President; James Johnston, Joe Brewer, Claude Astin, Ray Home, Bill Sanders. Mpka Kho Zau Charlie Harper President Fred Fagnant Vice President Peggy Cowart Secretary Harry Cowart Treasurer 4Bm Peggy Cowart Miss Alpha Rho Tau 126 Mr. Parrish Blitch, Sponsor; Elliot Hodges, Vice President; Bobby Teasley, Ernie Borders, President; Pat Fletcher, Secretary; Bob Pollak, Treasurer; Glenda Durrence, Correspondence Secretary; Frankie Booth, Joy Alexander, Miss Helen Taylor, Sponsor. Second row.- Kay Lovette, Judy McCloy, Beverly Hall, Jo Ann Lewallen, Dot Knight, Virginia Kirkland, Jane Marriot, Sue Chance, Jeanne Garrard. Third row: Judy Rittenhouse, Shirley Jenkins, Elmarie Smith, Billie Jean Barrow, Marianne DeLoach, Carol Jones, Gloria Kilgore, Harriet Arm- strong, Amalie Reeves, Carolyn Thomas, Mary W. Hendrix, Elizabeth Adams, Carol Blanton. Fourth row: Dot Bowen, Frances Crawford, Frankie Bland, Betty J. Rushing, Carolyn Hart, Bobbie Butler, Sara Miller, Charlene Webb, Rita Sanders, Miriam McClain. Fifth row: Leonard McCook, Annette Tanner, Ann Mygrant, Mary Ann Hodges, Mary Ellen Williams, Lawanna Boyett, Uldine Shuman, Barbara Barton, Eleanor Akridge, Earline Payne. Sixth row: George Evans, Roberts Adams, Jane Kite, Beverly Joiner, June Kity, Elaine Nobles, Marilyn Durrence, Laural Lanier, Mary Ann Moye, Peggy Allen. Absent from picture: Ann Fulmer, Libby Baugh. { I 127 Seated: Linda Sikes, Reporter; Billie McWilliams, Secretary; Margaret Brown, Vice President; Claudia Tinker, Second Vice President; Jerry Shealy, President; Mary Carol Bowers, Treasurer; Caroline Wingo, Sponsor; Kay McCormick, Parliamentarian. Second row-. Annette Mills, Dean Tyre, Carolyn Hill, June Stevens, Susan Jones, Mary Jo Fulghum, Jane Lee, Jane Smith, Yvonne Lanier, Jo Ann Sharpe. Third row. Lauri Willis, Rose Franklin, Carolyn Kelly, Audrey Strickland, Sally Ruark, Judy Akins, Martha Brantley, Beverly Perkins, Elwanda Barber, Madge Lanier. Fourth row: Vendora Lanier, Nan Price, Ali ce Ann Crawford, Peggy Pruette, Betty Jan Saunders, Gracie Burns, Carolyn Joyner. Home Economics Club A m ir Jerry Shealy President Margaret Brown Vice President Billie McWilliams Secretary Mary Carol Bowers Treasurer Martha Brantley Miss Home Economics First row: Elian Brandon, First Vice President; Ellen Sumner, President; Carolyn Davis, Secretary-Treasurer; Wanda Broome, Second Vice President. Second row: Joyce Youngblood, Joan Parkerson, Elizabeth Aspinwall, Shirley Grann, Mary McCullough, Mary McNorrill, Jan Powell, Jean Hinson, Norma Hawkins, Kay Sherrod, Barbara Faulk, Myra Flanders, Annette Ross, Carolyn Branch, Thelma Metzger, Annette Pittman, Betty Jean Pittman, Joy Rogers, Virginia Rushin. Third row: Shirley Purser, Nona Martin, Gay Clark, Sylvia Parrish, Judy Meeks, Shearer Shaw, Sue Moore, Palma Evans, Jackie Parks, Juanita Flathmann, Lucille Parker, Juanita Freeman, Rose Marie Haley, Mary Jo Bailey, Frances Smith, Joan Lindsey, Patricia Robinson, Mary Will Marchman. Fourth row-. Joyce NeSmith, Rebecca Brooks, Faye Murphy, Ann Walden, Ann Manry, June Brookard, Mary Joyce Ward, Shirley Hodges, Lynette Cornelison, Martha Burgess, Sandra Hanson, Roberta Halpern, Catherine Johnson. Fifth row: Betty Sahlie, Beth McCright, Julia Ann Hendrix, Edwina White, Mary Strickland, Jauene Hilliard, Mary Lou Coleman, Helen Dozier, Sandra Wiggins, Marion Porter, Joan Hurst, William Allen, Dexter Hughes, Jane Middleton, Anne Daniels, Mary Virginia Nugent, Mitzie Burns. Sixth row: Jeanette Pittman, Linda Rowell, Sue Sikes, June Watts, Virginia Smith, Billy Jackson, Norma Young, Mary Ann Robbison. Seventh row: Jane Jones, Ann Davis, Linda Bishop, Betty Biggers, Beverly Peavy, Wayne Adams, Charles Horel. Association of Childhood Education 129 First row: Bobby Godwin, Second Vice President; Virginia Barrett, Treasurer; David Powers, President; Mary Ann Harrell, Secretary; Jimmy Tidwell, First Vice President. Second row-. Joan Garrett, Jean Fitzgerald, Jo Ann Hamilton, Cecile Woodard, Ouida Neuby, Joyce Ryan, Nan. Stephens, Thelma Mallard, Kitty Kelly, Ruth Sutton Odom, Vermelle Pierce. Third row: Guy Thompson, Tom Rogers, Bernie Palmer, Dicky Baker, Jack Willis, Ralph Bailey, Reginald Jackson, Dinzil Sellers, Joe Brewer, Cranford Sutton, James Jones, Stanley Brobs- ton, Bill Smith. Music Education Club 130 Harris West, Jacob Carlton, Bob Byrd, Secretary; Solon Wisham, Jr., President; Dean Paul Carroll, Honorary Member; Dr. Zach Henderson, Honorary Member; Senator Everett Williams, Honorary Member; Fred Fagnant, Treasurer; James Johnston, James Brown. Second row-. Eugene Chambers, Roberts Adams, Bob Mitchell, Sammy Powell, Bernie Palmer, Harry Cowart, Melvin Johnson, Curtis Browning, Ed McLeskey, Tom Bryson. Third row: Wallace Tanner, Vernon Vaughn, Emory Giles, David Wilson, Mr. Parrish Blitch, Sponsor; Rufus Akins, Don Anderson, Aubrey Morris. Absent from picture: Pete O ' Millian, Charles Musslewhite. Kappa Phi Kappa 131 Joyce Jackson, Vice President; Billy Jackson, President; Joyce Clark, Treasurer; Lynette Cornelison, Secretary. Sylvia Gurganus, Frankie Bland, Mary McCullough, Roberta Halpern, Sandra Tyndol, Barbara Thompson, Charlotte Owens, Francis Smith, Bertha Powers, Shirley Gnann. Joan Parkerson, Harriet Neese, Jean Hinson, Sandra Wiggins, Joyce Martin, Martlia Burgess, Barbara Anderson, Myra Flanders, Harriet Armstrong. Joyce Muirhead, Joan Lindsay, Joy Alexander, Annell Pittman, Virginia Nugenl, Lucile Parker, Mary Arrington, Norma Rushing. Carl Williams, Howard Bridges, Thomas Brophy, Gene Scarboro. Student Rational Education Association 132 Sitting: John Anderson, Treasurer; Paul Bailey, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jerry Brown, Secretary; Jim Fields, Jim Walden, Bill Brady, Dr. George Rogers, Faculty Advisor; and Ed Bailey, President. Standing-. Walter Nemecheck, John Piechocinski, Bud Stewart, Rufus ' Futch Ellis Vandergrift, Ronald Cook, Eric Heers, Fred Chance, John Clark, Willie Dekle and Tom Bryson. Veteran ' s Club 133 Golden Anniversary t.„ n CORGE . Anne TS OF GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE Welcome Back Alumni jrb of Statesboro, Friday, February 7, 1958 NUMBER Vo ght; Basketball Saturday s Addr eTo G ampus — 1958 ✓Jl century v miserably tended, sparsely located, and totally inadequate for cation of the people. 1 gia Constitution of 1 vided that the state ) propriations for educa ' tivitipq nnlv to elementarv Britt Fayssoux— Fall and Winter Joyce Kirkland— Spring Quarter Editor Editor Zhe Staff (Florida State University, de- 5 Joseph A. Axelson Advisor ;! student and resident of States- H jboro and surrounding areas were p ! invited to attend. g this address. Prince irst District repre- orning ncation Parade Will of Progress { norning in the administration milding by the Kappa Phi 0 tappa. The Alumni Board of Directors will meet, at 10:30 a. m. in the conference room of the guidance and counseling office. James Brown, who is currently presi- dent of the senior class, will automatically become a member of this board. Each division on campus will ,o Congress, will be I play host to former majors in red speaker at a , nat f ie!(1 at 11 a. m ie!d at Mrs. Bryant ' s it 1 p. m. Men in Georgia colleges, ounty officials, G.T.C. and others are in- Buffet Tomorrow For lunch tomorrow a buffet will be served behind the old vj mjii jcucii a icuu the Genera ' — ' bill creatinj and mechE Jane Jackson, Feature Editor; Charlotte Owens, Reporter; Roberta Halpern, Copy Editor; Joyce Kirkland, Managing Editor- Britt Fayssoux one m eac Editor; Billy Jackson, Business Manager,- Wylene Flower, Circulation- Ann Manry News Editor tnct of the ' became a Urv  v ic 6 and !2 the Governor on August 1900. 18. The proposed institutions were to be located in communi- ties. one in parh HicirW ,., a Um WWNS will broadcast the ac- tivities from the Bulloch County Courthouse. The floats in order of their annraranw ag rhp. fr.Hr,.,, fh a historical phase of G.T.C. ' s de- velopment. The English Club ' s float, decked with five girls, repre- senting the five degrees (their The Rockwell Corporation from Statesboro will enter a float in the parade (not in com- petition) designed by the Art Club, upon which each of the Editor ' s Desk 2 Vet ' s Corner 2 FEATURES Dr. Henderson 3 Mr. Hanner 3 winter unuorra Summer Uniform Biology CIass-1915 Physical Class Changes G.T.C. — 1908 to Date .. First G.T.C. Bus ... S ... 8 ... 8 ... 9 . . 10 .. 11 136 Ron Binns, representative of the Taylor Publishing Company, works with Larry Hyde, Editor of the REFLECTOR. Kef lector Staff Seated: Larry Hyde, Editor. First row. Frankie Booth, Virginia Smith, Henrinell Milleton, Ann Manry, Sandra Wiggins, Penny Rimes, Lucille Parker, Judy Adkins, Sarah Love. Second row: Elian Brandon, Mickie Williams, Sylvia Gurganus, Mary Alice Taft, Hannah Pope, Frankie Bland, Annette Tanner, Velera Brinson, Rose Franklin and Bob Pollak. Absent from picture: Don Thornhill. 137 REFLECTOR Art Staff-Left to right: Peggy Cowart, Charlotte Bl itch, Martha Tinker, Art Editor; Joyce Martin and Bob Spell. Members of the REFLECTOR Staff worked on final copy to be sent to the publisher. Sandra Wiggins, Lay-Out Editor, and Sarah Love, Stu- dent Life Editor, discuss ideas and materials with members of the staff. BASKETBALL SPORTS BASEBALL INTRAMURALS 139 BASKETBALL J. B. SCEARCE J. I. CLEMENTS CHESTER CURRY Coach Assistant Coach Team Captain THE PROFESSORS Left to right: Charles Hutcheson, Carl Peaster, Cary Moore, Bob Belton, Joe Brannen, George McLeod, Joe Waters, Don Verstraete, Bill Criscillis, Walker Cook, Chester Curry, Lewayne Anderson and John Akins. 140 TEAM RECORD GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1957-58 We They 91 December 6— Rollins College, Winter Park, Fla. 75 89 .._ - December 7— Stetson University, Deland, Fla. 96 68 December 8— Mercer University, Macon, Ga. 74 81 December 1 1— Pikevi I le College, Statesboro, Ga. 80 61 December 14— Wofford College, Spartanburg, S. C. 71 70 December 1 8— University of Jacksonville, Statesboro, Ga. .—76 McNEESE HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 44 December 27— McNeese College, Lake Charles, La. 77 70- December 28— S. E. Oklahoma, Lake Charles, La. 91 59 lanuary 4— Wofford College, Statesboro, Ga. „ 61 62 lanuary 9— Presbyterian College, Statesboro, Ga. 66 78 lanuary 11— East Tenn. State Col., Statesboro, Ga. 58 57 lanuary 14— Erskine College, Due West, S. C. 78 66 lanuary 25— Mercer University, Statesboro, Ga. 63 74 lanuary 29— Stetson University, Statesboro, Ga. . 66 72 lanuary 31— Delta State College, Cleveland, Miss. 80 51 February 1— Centenary College, Shreveport, La. 66 69 February 3— Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala. 52 70 February 8— Erskine College, Statesboro, Ga. 44 52 February ' 1 0-Belmont Abbey, Belmont, N. C. 56 83 February 11— Newberry College, Newberry, S. C. 66 86- February 15— Rollins College, Statesboro, Ga. 66 65 February 1 7— Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C. 73 93— — February 22— Newberry College, Statesboro, Ga. 53 43 February 25— Belmont Abbey, Statesboro, Ga. —47 80 March 18— Quantico Marines, Statesboro, Ga. 84 February 28-March 1— N.A.I.A. District 25 Tournament 75 February 28— Mercer University, Statesboro, Ga. 66 67 March 1— Stetson University, Statesboro, Ga. _63 Watch that guy! No, not like that! Call time out! That ' s more like it! Show ' em where it is, Chet. 141 LEWAYNE ANDERSON CARL PEASTER BOB BELTON Guard Guard Forward WALKER COOK BILL CRISCILLIS CHARLES HUTCHESON Forward Guard Forward JOE BRANNEN Forward GEORGE RAHN Trainer ROBERT GRESSETTE Manager THE CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Diana Bair, Pat Anderson, Martha Brantly, Dexter Hughes, Marcia Maddox, Charlotte Owens and Martha Tinker. Missing from picture: Vivian Blizzard and Marianne DeLoach. 144 The Team-Front row. Jimmy White, George Rahn, Bill Mallard, Tom Wommack, Skeeter Gfciffin, Roy Alewine, Ray Mims. Second row- Don Crump, Billy Lowe, Vondall Hall, George Morrell, Preston Sizemore, Don Wallen. Third row: Clifton Collins, Bo Warren Briggs Tyler, Maynor Dykes, Dave Esmonde. Fourth row.- Bill Criscillis, Ralph Berryhill, John Sawyer, Mickey Wilson ' , Ty Adams ' Ralph Turner. ' ' BASEBALL J. I. CLEMENTS Baseball Coach 146 GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1957 GTC OPP. 6 Erskine College - 4 8 Erskine College 6 6 Newberry College 5 5 American International College 5 1 American International College 9 5 Catawba College 8 9 Catawba College 3 4 Amherst College 7 12 Presbyterian College 4 6 University of Georgia — _ 4 9 University of Georgia 2 11 Newberry College 12 0 Furman University 3 4 Stetson University 3 10 Stetson University 1 2 Florida State University 13 3 Florida State University 8 9 University of Georgia 1 10 University of Georgia 12 10 Presbyterian College 2 0 Stetson University . 2 6 Stetson University 2 6 Erskine College 1 4 Erskine College 1 10 Mercer University 0 8 Mercer University 0 PLAYOFF (N.C.A.A.) 3 Florida State University 5 5 George Washington University ----- 3 2 Duke University 21 (Won third place) Won 17, Lost 1 1, Tied 1, .607 RALPH BERRYHILL RAY MIMS RALPH TURNER Catcher Pitcher First Base BILL MALLARD DON WALLEN HOWARD WARREN Third Base Third Base Center Field INTRAMURALS UNIT MANAGERS CHARLES HEAD-Lions JOHN SAWYER-Cougars ED BROWN-Tigers GENE RAGSDALE-Leopards BEN BENTON-Leopards JERRY CLARK-Bobcats BENNY POTTS-Panthers MICKY WILSON-Bears DICK RAGSD ALE— Wildcats UNIT MANAGERS BETTY JEAN THRIFT— Bears CAROL GOFF-Bobcats ELIZABETH SOUTH-Panthers LOUISE WESTBROOK-Tigers MILLIE JO BOND-Wildcats ELIZABETH MORGAN-Cougars ELOISE MINTON-Lions JOYCE RAHN-Leopards 150 INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Runner-up Fred Chance and Winner Clyde Poppell Men ' s Paddle Tennis Winner Delores Glisson and Runner-up Wylene Fendley Women ' s Badminton 151 i Skeeter Griffin and Billie Jean Barrow Tennis Champions Lane Hartley and Benny Potts Mixed Doubles Shuffleboard Champions TIGERS WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS BEARS MEN ' S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Left to right: Joy Alexander, Sharon Ward, Louise Westbrook, Wylene Fendley, Judy McCloy, Lowana Boyette, Sue Sikes, Barbara Barton. 152 Front row, left to right: Buddy Rainey, Van Kennedy, Bill Brooks, O ' Brien Morris, Micky Wilson. Second row: Herschel Carswell, Roberts Adams, Juby Shiver and Cliff Johnson. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL CHAMPS Left to right: Liz South, Lane Hartley, Frances Crawford, Miriam Mc- Cain and Faye Murphy. Second row.- Barbara Ragen, Mary Anne Gignilliat, Ann Walden and Linda Sikes. BOYS ' BASKETBALL CHAMPS Left to right: Tom Wommack, Billy Jackson, Ralph Sawyer, Jonny Seay, Robert Vaughn and Curt Brown Berryhill, John ing. STUDENT LIFE DANCES HOMECOMING BEAUTY REVUE 155 Mike, Nancy, and George McLeod; Richie, Fran, and Bob Belton. Second row: Cary and Danise Moore; LeWayne and Patsy Anderson,- Carl Peaster. Absent from picture-. Virginia Peaster. Curry receives N.A.I. A. Trophy KERSTIN PIHL MISS G.T.C. OF 1958 ANN FULMER SECOND PLACE RAMONA WALL THIRD PLACE VILA BROWNE FOURTH PLACE PEGGY COWART FIFTH PLACE 175 Cast for Ring ' Round The Moon -Leff fo right: Curt Walker, Kerstin Pihl, Ed Ward, Ruth Odom, Bill Sanders, Molly Williams, Diana Bair, John Anderson, Emory Giles, Jean Fulford and Ann Waters. Cast for Dear Charles — Left to right: Rick Mandes, Kerstin Pihl, Emory Giles, Molly Williams, Ruth Odom, Claude Astin, Diana Bair, Anne Waters, Ray Home, Jimmy Johnson, Bill Sanders, and Harris West. 177 Miss AAcElveen and Dr. Russell examine a Doctoral dissertation presented by Gerd Matthecka, a former German exchange student. Steel engraving of Longfellow, a gift from Dr. R. J. Deloach 182 SENIOR ACTIVITY ADAMS, WAYNE, B.S. in Education,- ACE 1, 2, 3; Newman Club 1 . ALLEN, AAARCIA, B.S. in Education; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Philharmonic 3, 4; Masquers 1; BSU 1, 2; Lewis Hall House Council 4; Art Club 1. ALRED, CHARLES, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Piedmont College. ANDERSON, JOHN, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Reinhardt; Veterans Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 3; Masquers 3, 4; French Club 4; English Club 3, 4; SNEA 3. ANDERSON, LAWAYNE, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Brewton Parker Junior College,- Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Basketball 3, 4. ASPINWALL, WILLIAM, B.S. in Education; Al- pha Rho Tau 2; Veterans Club 2; Eta Rho Ep- silon 4. AVERY, DONALD, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker; T Club 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4. BAILEY, MARY JO, B.S. in Education; Transfer from West Georgia College; ACE 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4 ; BSU 4; YWA 4. BAILEY, PAUL, B.S. in Education; Transfer from West Georgia College; Veterans Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. BAIR, DIANA, B.S. in Education; Who ' s Who 4 ; Miss GTC 1; Miss Reflector 3; May Court 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Director 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Historian 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Sister Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 2; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; East Hall House Council 2; Social Committee 4; Standards Committee, Chairman 3; Reflector Staff 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega Award 3; Honors Day 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary. BASS, RAY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from ABAC; FBLA 3, 4. BASTON, GENE, B.S. in Education; Baseball 2; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. BAXTER, CLIFTON, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Brewton Parker,- FBLA 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4. BAXTER, ALVIS, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Brewton Parker,- FBLA 3, 4. BEDENBAUGH, GLORIA, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 4; Lewis Hall House Council 4. BELCHER, HUGH, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from North Georgia College,- Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Reflector Staff, Sports Editor 3; George-Anne 3, 4, Managing Editor 4, Sports Editor 4; Intramurals, Assistant 3, 4. BELTON, ROBERT, B.S. in Education; T Club 3, 4. BLAND, FRANKIE, B.S. in Education,- West Hall House Council 2; Big Sisters 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; GBEA 3, 4; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff 4. BLITCH, CHARLOTTE, B.S. in Education,- Art Club 2, 3; Big Sister 2; PBYF 1, 2; Masquers 1; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4; Reflector Staff 2, 3. BRANCH, CAROLYN, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from ABAC; ACE 3, 4,- BSU 4. BRANDON, ELLAN, B.S. in Education; Wesl Hall House Council 1, 2 ; Big Sister 2, 3; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2; George-Anne Staff 1, 2 ; Intramurals 2; Reflector Staff 3; ACE 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3. BRANNEN, IMOGENE, B.S. in Education,- Band 1, 2; Masquers 1; Big Sister 2; BSU 2; IRC 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; SNEA 3 ; ACE 4. BRANNEN, WILLIAM, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Brewton Parker; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Intramurals 3, 4. BREWER, JOE, A.B. Degree,- Transfer from Brewton Parker; English Club 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4; Alpha Rho Tau 3, 4; Masquers 3; Music Education Club 3, 4; Organ Guild 4; Philharmonic Choir 4,- French Club 3, 4; Can- terbury Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. BROADFOOT, VELA, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from University of Georgia. BROBSTON, STANLEY, B.S. in Education,- Music Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 ; Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3, 4 ; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Masquers 1, 2; Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. BROOKERD, JUNE, B.S. in Education,- ACE 1, 2, 3; SNEA 1; BSU 1, 2, 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3; Big Sister 3; Lewis Hall House Council, Summer Treasurer, Secretary 3. BROWN, RICHARD, B.S. in Education; Transfer from South Georgia College,- Veterans Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 4. BROWN, JAMES, B.S. in Education; Senior Class President; English Club 3, 4, President 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4 ; SNEA 3, 4; BSU 3, 4; Greater Council 4; Transfer from Georgia Southwestern Junior College. BROWNE, VILA, B.S. in Education; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Vice President 3; West Hall House Council; East Hall House Council; Lewis Hall House Council, President 4; Philharmonic Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Social Com- mittee 4. BRYANT, BETTY SUE, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Valdosta State College. BRYSON, THOMAS, A.B. Degree,- Transfer from University of Georgia; Canterbury Club 3, 4; Veterans Club 3, 4; George-Anne Staff 3, 4; IRC 3; French Club 3, 4, President 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4. BUCHAN, SUE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from University of Georgia; Lewis Hall House Council 3; BSU 3, 4. BURNS, MITZIE JO, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Brewton Parker; ACE 3, 4. CALLAHAN, OSCAR, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Brewton Parker. CARLTON, JACOB, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College,- Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4 ; Pi Omega Pi 4 ; SNEA 3; FBLA 3,- GBEA 3, 4. CASON, MARTHA, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Brewton Parker,- Philharmonic Choir 3,- Science Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; BSU 3, 4; Executive Council 4. CHAMBERS, EUGENE, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from South Georgia Junior College,- Kappa Phi Kappa 4,- Intramurals 3, 4; SNEA 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. 185 SENIOR ACTIVITY CHANCE, FRED, B.S. in Education,- Veterans Club 1, 2, 3; Sanford Hall House Council; Eta Rho Epsilon 4, President 4,- Intramurals 2, 3, 4. CLARK, GAY, B.S. in Education, Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; Wesley Foun- dation 3; ACE 4. CLARK, JOYCE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Berry College; BSU 3, 4; Greater Council 3, 4; YWA 3, 4 ; Intramurals 3; SNEA 3, 4, Treasurer 4. CLAXTON, BETTY, B.S. in Education; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4; En Melodie 1, 2 ; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4. COLEMAN, FRANKLIN, B.S. in Education; Base- ball 1, 2; FBLA 4 ; Pi Omega Pi 4. COLLINS, CLIFTON, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Middle Georgia; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. COLLINS, EUGENE, B.S. in Education; Indus- trial Arts Club 3, 4 ; Veterans Club 3, 4. COOK, RONALD, B.S. in Education; BSU 3, 4; SNEA 3, 4 ; Veterans Club 3, 4 ; Intramurals 3, 4 ; Transfer from Truett McConnel Junior College. CORLEY, WADE, B.S. in Education; SNEA 3, 4 ; PBYF 3, 4 ; Intramurals 3, 4 ; Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College. CORNELISON, LYNETTE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from South Georgia; SNEA 3, 4, Sec- retary 4 ; ACE 3, 4. CORRY, JUNE, B.S. in Education; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 ; WRA 2 ; Intramurals 2, 3. CROSBY, JOYCE, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Tift College,- Home Economics Club 3, 4, - SNEA 3, 4 ; BSU 3, 4. DANIELS, ANNE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Armstrong College,- BSU 3, 4; Intra- murals 3; Reflector Staff 4. DAVIS, CAROLYN, B.S. in Education; SNEA 1; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Big Sister - West Hall House Council 3; Intramurals, Unit Manager 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2. DENNEY, JAMES, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker; Basketball 3, 4. 186 DILL, WILEY, B.S. in Education; Alpha Rho Tau 1; Sanford Hall House Council, Secretary- Treasurer 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3 ; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4 ; SNEA 3, 4; Archeological Society 4. DIXON, ROBERT, B.S. in Education; George- Anne Staff 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, 3; Eta Rho Epsilon 3, 4; Freshman Class, Vice President, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DIXON, RENA, B.S. in Education. DRAKE, JAMES, B.S. in Education; Science Club 3; Veterans Club 3; Transfer from University of Georgia. DUKES, MARY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Coker College. DUPREE, JACKIE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Middle Georgia; Alpha Rho Tau 4; Lewis Hall House Council Treasurer 4. DURRENCE, EUGENE, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Brewton Parker. DYKES, CELETTA, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Mercer University. ELLINGTON, CAROLYN, B.S. in Education; Home Economics Club 1, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 3, 4. EPPS, JAN, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Reinhardt; Masquers 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 3, Treasurer 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; English Club 3, 4. ESMONDE, DAVID, B.S. in Education,- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; T Club 1, 2, 3, 4. EVANS, GEORGE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Middle Georgia,- FBLA 4; Intramurals 4. EVANS, HAROLD, B.S. in Mathematics; Trans- fer from Young Harris College; Veterans Club 3. FAGNANT, FRED, B.S. in Education; Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Social Committee 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4 ; Who ' s Who,- Masquers 3,- Co-Art Editor of T Book 3, 4 ; French Club 2, 3. FLANDERS, MYRA, B.S. in Education,- BSU 3, 4; Greater Council 4; ACE 3, 4,- SNEA 4; Transfer from GSCW. FOWLER, WYLENE, B.S. in Education; BSU 2; Big Sister 1, 2, 3, 4; George-Anne Staff 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4, Girls ' All-Intramural Sports Team 3. FRAMPTON, WALLACE, B.S. in Education; ACE 3, 4 ; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Trans- fer from The College of Charleston. FREEMAN, CAROLYN, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Georgia Southwestern,- Lewis Hall House Council, Secretary 3: Home Economics Club 3, 4. FREEMAN, JUANITA, B.S. in Education; ACE 1, 2, 3; Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2, 3; SNEA 1; House Council 1; Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2, 3. FUTCH, FLOYD, B.S. in Education; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; PBYF 1, 2, 3, 4. GALBREATH, HERBERT, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker; BSU 3, 4; IRC 3, 4,- SNEA 3, 4; Veterans Club 3, 4. GARRETT, VERLA, B.S. in Education; Transfer from South Georgia,- Alpha Rho Tau 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 3, 4; English Club 3, 4. GNANN, SHIRLEY, B.S. in Education,- Art Club 2, 3, 4; ACE 1,2 3, 4,- NEA 4. GRAYSON, GLENDA, B.S. in Education; SNEA 1, 2 ; YWA 1, 2, Secretary 2; BSU 1, 2, 3, Council 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3. GRIFFIN, NORMAN, B.S. in Education; Student Council 3 ; T Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball ], Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals Tennis Champion 4. GURGANUS, SYLVIA, B.S. in Education; Mas- quers 1, 2, 3, 4,- English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Reflector 1, 4; Big Sister 3, 4; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; West Hall House Council 1. HANCOCK, JAMES, B.S. in Education; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Transfer from North Georgia Col- lege. HARPER, CHARLIE, B.S. in Education; BSU 2, 3, 4; George-Anne Staff 3, 4; Masquers, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Rho Tau 2, 3, 4, President 4,- Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4,- ACE 3, 4. HAWKINS, NORMA, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Young Harris College; ACE 3, 4. HEATH, LANNY, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from University of Georgia. HIGHSMITH, AUBREY, B.S. in Education; BSU 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; Student Council, Vice President 4; Transfer from South Georgia Junior College. SENIOR ACTIVITY HINSON, JEAN, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Wesleyan; ACE 2, 4; Organ Guild 2; Philharmonic Choir 2; SNEA 4. HINSON, WILLIAM, A.B. Degree; Transfer from South Georgia; Ministerial Association, President 3; English Club Treasurer 4; Mas- quers 3. HODGES, SHIRLEY, B.S. in Education; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4 ; WRA 2, 3; Intramurals Unit Manager 3; Alpha Rho Tau 4; Intramural Championship Team 3. HOLLAND, JEAN, B.S. in Education; Transfer from GSCW; Veterans Club 3, 4; Industrial Arts 3, 4. HOUSTON, HERBERT, B.S. in Education,- Mr. Preferred 1; Basketball 1, 2; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Executive Council 2, 4; Masquers 3, 4; SNEA 2, 3; Sophomore Class Vice President; Junior Class President; Student Council 4; Cone Hall House Council 3, 4, Vice President 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Intramurals Unit Manager 3, 4, Championship Team 3. HURST, JOAN, B.S. in Education,- George-Anne 1; Big Sister 2, 3, Vice President 2; German Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Lewis Hall House Council 3; Social Committee 3; Student Council 3; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Beauty Revue 2, 3; May Court 2; Girl of the Week 3. HYDE, LAWRENCE, B.S. in Education; George- Anne Staff 1, 2, 3, 4,- Veterans Club 1, 2; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Reflector Staff Editor 4. JACKSON, BILLY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Oglethorpe; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3,- Student Advisor 2, 3, 4; George-Anne Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Managing Editor 3, Editor 3, Business Manager 4; Reflector Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Busi- ness Manager 4,- ACE 3, 4; Sanford Hall House Council, President 2; Social Committee 4; Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3, 4. JACKSON, JOYCE, B.S. in Education; BSU 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice President 3; George- Anne Staff 1, 2, 3; English Club 1, 2, Vice President 3; Big Sister 3; Student Advisor 3; Student Council, Secretary 3; SNEA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3; Who ' s Who 4; BSU Sweet- heart 4 ; YWA 1, 2, 3; Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2. JEANES, CHARLES, B.S. in Education; Transfer from University of Georgia; Veterans Club 4. JONES, CAROL, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Valdosta State,- FBLA 4. JONES, JAMES, B.S. in Education; MEC 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Assistant Band Director 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 2, Historian 3, President 4 ; Wesley Foun- dation 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Phil- harmonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNEDY, HELEN, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Armstrong College; English Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Big Sister 3; Intramurals 3. KIGHT, JANE, B.S. in Education,- FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; WRA 2, 3. KIRKLAND, JOYCE, A.B. Degree,- George- Anne Staff 1, 2, 3, News Editor 2, Managing Editor 3, Editor 3; BSU 1, 2, 3; BSU Key, Editor 3; Social Committee 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, 2, Vice President 3; Beauty Review Contestant 1, 3; English Club 1, 2, 3,- Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3; Big Sister 2; Masquers 1, 2; German Club 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Advisor 1; Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2, 3; Co- Editor Miscellany 3. LEE, WILMA, B.S. in Education; Transfer from South Georgia College,- ACE 3,- SNEA 3; Re- flector 3. LINDSEY, JOAN, B.S. in Education,- Student Council 2 ; Social Committee 2, 3; ACE 2, 3, 4, - BSU 2, 3,- East Hall House Council 2; Glee Club ], 2 ; SNEA 1, 4. MARRIOTT, JANE, B.S. in Education,- George- Anne Staff 2; FBLA 2, 3, 4; SNEA 2; Philhar- monic Choir 2; Pi Omega Pi 4; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; Transfer from Young Harris College. MARTIN, JOYCE, B.S. in Education,- SNEA 1, 2, 3; Alpha Rho Tau 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3. MITCHEL, ROBERT, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Georgia State College; Who ' s Who; T Book, Editor 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; BSU 3, 4 ; SNEA 3, 4 ; George-Anne 3, 4; IRC 3; Archeological Club 4. MOBLEY, CHARLES, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Reinhardt College,- Sanford Hall House Council 2; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Intra- murals 2, 3,- Art Club 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 2, 3. MORGAN, ELIZABETH, B.S. in Education; West Hall House Council, Treasurer,- Lewis Hall House Council, Treasurer; East Hall House Council, Treasurer; Inter-Dormitory Council 1; Student Council 3; BSU 1, 2, Vice President 2 ; Science Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Unit Manager 4; Beauty Revue 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3, 4; SNEA 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer,- Junior Class Vice President 3. MORGAN, JENNIE FAY, B.S. in Education; Masquers 1, 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 3; English Club 2, 3, President 3; PBYF 1, 2, 3. MORRIS, AUBREY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from ABAC; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Veterans Club 3, 4. MORRIS, O ' BRIEN, B.S. in Education; Transfer from ABAC; Veterans Club 3, 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 3, 4. MUSSELWHITE, CHARLES, B.S. in Education; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; Veterans Club 3, 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Transfer from Texas Tech. MYERS, JIMMY, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Middle Georgia College. McCRIGHT, BETH, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from West Georgia; ACE 4. McGOWAN, FRANCES, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; ACE 3, 4; SNEA 4. McNEAL, WILLARD, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker; Veterans Club 2, 3, 4. NEASE, HARRIET, B.S. in Education; Archeol- ogical Club 4; Transfer from University of Georgia. NeSMITH, JOYCE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker; ACE 3, 4. NEWBY, OUIDA, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Middle Georgia College; Music Education Club 3, 4 ; En Melodie 3, 4; Big Sister 4; Philharmonic Choir 3, 4; BSU 3, 4; Lewis Hall House Council 3. 187 SENIOR ACTIVITY NOBLES, ELAINE, B.S. in Education; FBLA 1, 3, 4; WRA 2, 3; Intramurals 3, 4, Intramural Championship Team 3. NORRIS, SARA, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Armstrong College; FBLA 3; BSU 3, 4. NUGENT, MARY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from South Georgia College; ACE 4; SNEA 4. O ' MILLIAN, PETER, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Armstrong College; Kappa Phi Kappa 3; IRC 3. PADGETT, THOMAS, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from South Georgia College; Veterans Club 3, 4. PARKER, EARL, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Georgia Southwestern. PARKER, LUCILLE, B.S. in Education,- BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Council 2; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 2, 3, 4; West Hall House Council; Intramurals 3, 4; Championship Team 3; Reflector Staff 4. PARKER, SCIGMUND, B.S. in Education,- FBLA 1, 2, 3. PERKINS, BEVERLY, B.S. in Education,- Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice President 3,- West Hall House Council; East Hall House Council; Miss Home Economics 3; PBYF 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. PHILLIPS, BARBARA, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Sam Houston State Teachers College; Home Economics Club 3, 4. PHILLIPS, JORDAN, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Brewton Parker. PIECHOCINSKI, JOHN, B.S. in Education; Vet- erans Club 4 ; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Newman Club 4; Transfer from Armstrong College. PIERCE, ROY, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from South Georgia College; Cone Hall House Coun- cil 4 ; Intramurals 3, 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. PITTMAN, ANNELLE, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Mercer University; George-Anne 1, 2,- Big Sister 2, 3, 4; ACE 2, 3, 4,- Alpha Rho Tau 2, 3, 4 ; Wesley Foundation 3, 4; SNEA 4. POLLAK, BOB, B.S. in Education; FBLA 3, 4, Treasurer 4; George-Anne 3, Sports Editor 3; Reflector Staff 4, Associate Editor 4; Intra- murals 3, 4; Transfer from Duquesne Univer- sity. 188 POPE, HANNAH, B.S. in Education; Big Sister 3; Reflector Staff 3. POPPELL, CLYDE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; SNEA 3; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. PORTER, MARION, B.S. in Education,- Phil- harmonic Choir 1, 2, 3; Phi Mu Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Cone Hall House Council 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; ACE 4 ; Organ Guild 2, 3. POTTS, BENNY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker; Intramurals 3, 4; Unit Manager 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. POWELL, A. R., B.S. in Education; Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3. POWELL, SAMUEL, B.S. in Education; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Veterans Club 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; George-Anne Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 3; Reflector Staff 3, Business Manager 3. PURSER, SHIRLEY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Middle Georgia College; ACE 3, 4. RAGSDALE, EUGENE, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Georgia State College of Business Administration; SNEA 3; Intramurals Manager 3, 4; Cone Hall House Council 4; Inter-Dormi- tory Council 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. RAGSDALE, RICHARD, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Georgia Southwestern; SNEA 3, 4; Intramurals Unit Manager 3, ' A; Eta Rho Epsilon 4, Vice President 4. RAHN, GEORGE, B.S. in Education; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Trainer 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; T Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2,- George-Anne Staff 2, Sports Editor 2,- Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Veterans Club 4; Indus- trial Arts Club 2. RAINEY, GRANVILLE, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Emory at Oxford; Veterans Club 3; Philharmonic Choir 3; Wesley Foundation 3, 4, - Phi Beta Lambda 4. REEVES, AMALIE, B.S. in Education; Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2,- Phi Beta Lambda 1; FBLA 4 ; Pi Omega Pi 4, Treasurer 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 4; English Club 1; Big Sister 2, 4. RICKETSON, WILMA, B.S. in Education; WRA 1, Masquers 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4 ; SNEA 2 ; George-Anne Staff 2, 3; Intramurals 3. ROBINSON, PAT, B.S. in Education; Transfer from South Georgia College; ACE 3, 4; Intra- murals 3. ROGERS, HAMPTON, B.S. in Education; Eng- lish Club 4 ; French Club 3; SNEA 1 ; Science Club 2. ROGERS, JOHN, B.S. in Education; Veterans Club 3, 4. ROGERS, SAMUEL, B.S. in Education; Indus- trial Arts 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; SNEA 2; BSU 2; German Club 1; Veterans Club 1, 2. ROLLISON, MARY ANNE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Armstrong College; ACE 4. RUSHING, BETTY JANE, B.S. in Education,- Big Sister 2, 3, 4 ; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 ; SNEA 4; Beauty Revue 3. RUSSELL, LOWELL, B.S. in Education,- Intra- murals 2, 3, 4 ; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. SHARPE, JOANN, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Berry College; Home Economics Club 3, 4; Reflector Staff 3, 4. SHUMAN, ULDINE, B.S. in Education; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 ; May Court 3; Alpha Rho Tau 2, 3, 4; Beauty Revue 1 . SHUMAN, PATRICIA, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from University of Georgia,- English Club 3, 4 ; WRA 3. SMITH, EARL, B.S. in Education; Philharmonic Choir 1; Phi Mu Alpha 3; MEC 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2; Dance Band 4. SIZEMORE, PRESTON, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Augusta Junior College; French Club 1; T Club 1, 3, 4 ; Baseball 1, 3, 4. SMITH, VIRGINIA, B.S. in Education,- Masquers 2, 3, 4 ; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4 ; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4 ; WRA 1; SNEA 1, 2, 4; Reflector Staff 4. SPAID, BETTY W., B.S. in Education; George- Anne 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3 ; SNEA 2, 3, 4. SPARKS, SOLOMON, B.S. in Education,- Indus- trial Arts Club 3, 4. STEWART, WALKER, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker; Veterans Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. SENIOR ACTIVITY STRICKLAND, LEWIS, B.S. in Education; SNEA 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. SUMMERLIN, JOE, B.S. in Education,- SNEA 3, 4. SUTTON, NORMAN, B.S. in Education,- Vet- erans Club 3, 4. SWICORD, EARL, B.S. in Education,- Veterans Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4, President 4. TANNER, WALLACE, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from South Georgia College,- Science Club 3, 4 ; SNEA 4 ; BSU 3; Kappa Phi Kappa 4. THOMAS, CAROLYN, B.S. in Education,- FBLA 1, 2, 4 ; Pi Omega Pi 4, President 4; Phi Beta Lambda 1, 2, 4 ; BSU 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; YWA 4. THOMPSON, GUY, B.S. in Education,- Senior Class Vice President; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; MEC 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Phi Mu Alpha 3, 4; Philha rmonic Choir 1 , 2, 3, 4,- Band Plan- ning Board 3, 4. THOMPSON, BARBARA, B.S. in Education; Transfer from South Georgia College; George- Anne 3; SNEA 3, 4 ; IRC 4 ; BSU 3, 4. THORNHILL, DON, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Augusta Junior College; Reflector Staff 4, Managing Editor 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. TINKER, CLAUDIA, B.S. in Education,- Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4,- Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Phi Beta Lambda 4 ; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Alpha Rho Tau 1. TINKER, MARTHA, B.S. in Education; Alpha Rho Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 2; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4,- Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3, 4; Reflector 4, Art Editor,- Beauty Revue 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 ; Veterans Club Sweetheart 2. TISDALE, EDIETH, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Winthrop College; FBLA 3, 4. TOLER, SEBRING, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Brewton Parker Junior College; FBLA 3, 4. TOWNS, EDWIN, B.S. in Education,- Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta Lambda 2. TRICE, WAYNE, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Middle Georgia College; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Intramurals 3, 4. TURNER, FRANK, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Augusta Junior College,- English Club 4; George-Anne 3, Sports Editor 3. VAUGHN, JOHN, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from West Georgia College,- Veterans Club 3; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4, Treas- urer 4; Secretary Senior Class 4. VAUGHAN, ROBERT, B.S. in Education; Trans- fer from Truitt-McConnell Junior College; Intra- murals 4. WALKER, CURTIS, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Duke University; German Club 2, 3,- English Club 2, 3, 4; Masquers 3, 4,- Science Club 2; Philharmonic Choir 2, 3, 4. WARD, LEROY, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Georgia Tech; Science Club 3, 4; Masquers 3, 4; Veterans Club 3, 4. WATTS, JUNE, B.S. in Education,- Big Sister 2, 3, President 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3; Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3; ACE 1, 2, 3; House Council 1, 2, 3; Interdormitory Council 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Philharmonic Choir 1, 2, 3; Who ' s Who 4. WEBB, ALLEN, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Georgia Tech,- Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4 , President 3. WELLS, WILLIAM, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Valdosta State College; Industrial Arts Club 4. WESTBROOK, LOUISE, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Reinhardt Junior College; Re- flector 3,- WRA 3; Eta Rho Epsilon 4; Intra- murals 3, 4; House Council 4; Wesley Founda- tion 3, 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4. WHEELER, LUDELLE, B.S. in Education; MEC 1, 2 ; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4 ; En Melodie 1, 2 ; Philhar- monic Choir 1 , 2, 3. WHITTLE, KAY, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Middle Georgia College; Home Eco- nomics Club 3, 4. WHITWORTH, MARION, B.S. in Education; Transfer from North Georgia College,- BSU 3, 4. WIGGINS, SANDRA, B.S. in Education,- French Club 2 ; ACE 1, 2, 3, 4 ; SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Big Sister 2; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; House Council 3, 4, Honors Day 2; Reflector 3, 4, Lay-out Editor 4. WILDER, RAY, A.B. Degree; Transfer from Azusa College; Ministerial Association 4. WILEY, EUGENE, B.S. in Education,- Veterans Club 3, 4. WILLIAMS, JAMES, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Berry College; Science Club 3, 4. WILLIAMS, MARY ELIZABETH, A.B. Degree; Transfer from Armstrong College,- Masquers 3, 4, Historian 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4, Secre- tary 4; Radio Club 4. WILSON, DAVE, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; SNEA 3, 4,- Wesley Foundation 3, 4. WILSON, MICHAEL, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Truett-McConnell Junior College; SNEA 3; Baseball 3 ; Basketball 3; Mr. Preferred 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. WINGATE, ALICE, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Berry College,- Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3, Treasurer 3 ; BSU 2, 3, 4 ; ACE 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 3. WISHAM, SOLON, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from Georgia Southwestern College; SNEA 4; BSU 3, 4; Eta Rho Epsilon 4 ; House Council 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4, President 4. WITHROW, SANDRA, B.S. in Education,- WRA 1, 2, 3; House Council 1 ; BSU 1, 2; SNEA 1, 2; Big Sister 1, 2, 3,- Intramurals 3; Philhar- monic Choir 1 , 2, 3. WOMMACK, TOM, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Abraham Baldwin Junior College,- Base- ball 3, 4 ; T Club 3, 4 ; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. WOOD, LYNFORD, B.S. in Education,- Transfer from South Georgia College; Eta Rho Ep- silon 4. WOODARD, CECILE, B.S. in Education,- Trans- fer from Mercer University; Concert Band 2, 3, 4, - Marching Band 2, 3, 4; MEC 1, 2, 3, 4; En Melodie 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Sister 2, 3, 4; House Council 2; George- Anne 1; Re flector 2; Junior Class Treasurer 3. WOODS, TED, B.S. in Education,- FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4. YOUNG, RICHARD, B.S. in Education; Transfer from Brewton Parker Junior College; Eta Rho Epsilon 4. 189 STUDENT INDEX Abel, Billie Jo 96 Adams, Elizabeth 96 Adams, Faye 85 Adams, James 70 Adams, Roberts 85 Adams, Wayne 29 Adamson, Walter 70 Adkins, Judy 70 Akins, Rufus 70 Akins, Sally ._ .. 96 Akridge, Eleanor - 96 Allen, Imogene 96 Allen, Marcia „ 29 Allen, Peggy 85 Allen, Mary Ann 70 Allen, William 70 Aired, Charles 29 Anderson, Allen 29 Anderson, Barbara 96 Anderson, Donald 85 Anderson, Gareth 29 Anderson, Patricia 96 Anderson, Robert 96 Anderson, Sara 96 Armstrong, Harriett 70 Arrington, Mary 96 Aspinwall, Elizabeth 70 Aspinwall, William 30 Austin, Claude 96 Avery, James 30 -B- Bailey, Mary Jo 30 Bailey, Paul . 30 Bailey, Ralph 70 Bair, Diana 30 Barber, Elwanda 70 Banks, Glenda 96 Barrett, Virginia 70 Barrow, Billie Jean 85 Barrow, Shirley Ann 96 Barton, Barbara 70 Bass, Ray 31 Baston, Gene 31 Baugh, Libby 71 Baxter, Clifton 31 Baxter, Henry 31 Bedenbaugh, Gloria 31 Belcher, Hugh 32 Belton, Robert 32 Bennett, Charles 71 Bevan, Connie 97 Biggers, Betty 96 Bishop, Linda 85 Blackburn, John 96 Blackshear, Beverly 71 Blalock, David 85 Bland, Frankie 32 Bland, Peggy 71 Blanton, Carol 85 Blitch, Charlotte _ 32 Blizzard, Vivian 96 Bond, Millie Jo . - 85 Booth, Frankie 71 Bowen, Ann 96 Bowen, Mrs. Dorothy 96 Bowen, Marguerite 96 Boyett, Lawanna 96 Bowers, Mary Carol 85 Bradshaw, Bobby 85 Branch, Carolyn 32 Brandon, Ellen __ 33 Brannen, Imogene 33 Brannen, Patricia 85 Brannen, William _. 33 Brantley, John 85 Brantley, Martha 71 Brewer, Joe 33 Bridges, Carolyn 97 Brinson, Valera 85 Broadfoot, Vela ._ 33 Brobston, Stanley 34 Brookard, June 34 Brooks, Glenda 97 Brooks, Rebecca T 71 Broome, Wanda 71 Brophy, Thomas 85 Brown, Bobbie 85 Brown, Asa 34 Brown, Ed 71 Brown, James 34 Brown, Jerry 86 Brown, Amelia 97 Browne, Vila 34 Bryant, Annette 71 Bryant, Betty Jean 97 Bryant, Betty Sue ..... .... 35 Bryant, Dewey 71 Bryant, Robert 71 Bryson, Thomas 35 Buchan, Sue 35 Burgess, Martha 72 Burke, Albert 97 Burns, Gracie 72 Burns, Mitzie Jo 35 Burrows, Richard 85 Butler, Bobbie .... 86 -C- Callahan, Oscar 35 Carlton, Jacob 36 Carroll, John 86 Cartee, Jo Ann 86 Cason, Martha 35 Chambers, Eugene 36 Chance, Sue 86 Chance, Fred 36 Chapman, George 97 Chappell, Jo Ann 97 Chivers, James 97 Clark, Gay 36 Clark, John 72 Clark, Joyce 37 Claxton, Betty 37 Clements, Elna 72 Clements, Vernon 72 Coleman, Franklin 37 Coleman, Mary Lou 97 Coleman, Terry 86 Collier, Diane 97 Collins, Clifton 37 Collins, Eugene 37 Colson, Juanita 97 Conaway, James 86 Cook, Charles 38 Corley, Carl ..... 38 Cornelison, Lynette 38 Corry, June 38 Cowart, Gilda 97 Cowart, Harry 86 Cowart, Peggy 86 Cox, Keith 72 SEARS STATESBORO GEORGIA Simmons Shopping Center LONG ' S RESTAURANT STATESBORO GEORGIA THE COLLEGE GRILL MILK SHAKES SUNDAES ICE CREAM Good Foods 190 U.S. Route 301 and 25 STATESBORO, GEORGIA Faculty and Students Enjoy Shopping at HENRY ' S in STATESBORO Cravey, Eunice 86 Crawford, Alice Ann 97 Crews, Morris 86 Cribbs, Helen 97 Crosby, Joyce Ann 38 Crouch, Mary Faye 72 Crump, Helen 97 Crump, Donald 86 -D- Daniels, Billy 72 Daniels, Anne 39 Darley, Edmee 86 Dasher, Guy 86 Davis, Carolyn 39 Davis, Ann 72 Deal, Janice 86 Dekle, Willie 87 DeLoache, Marianne 97 Denny, James 39 DeWitt, Wallis 72 Dickerson, John 97 Dill, Wiley 39 Dixon, Bob 39 Dixon, Rena 40 Dodson, Sarah 72 Dorminy, Abbie 97 Doss, Travis 87 Dotson, Jane 97 Dozier, Helen 98 Drake, James 40 Dukes, Mary 40 Dunn, Nancy 98 Dupree, Jacquelin 40 Durham, Jane 87 Durham, Ellen 98 191 STUDENT Durham, Yvonne 98 Durrence, Eugene 40 Durrence, Glenda 87 Durrence, Marilyn 87 Dykes, Celetta 41 Dukes, Maynard 87 -E- Edenfield, Judy 98 Edge, Loretta 87 Edwards, Joe 72 Ellington, Carolyn 41 Elliot, Jerell 98 Ellis, Douglas 73 Epps, Jan 41 Esmonde, Dave 41 Evans, George 41 Evans, Harold 42 Evans, Marian 73 -F- Fagnant, Fred 42 Fain, Rodney 73 Faulk, Barbara 87 Fendley, Wylene 98 Fiskus, Ruth 73 Fitzgerald, Jean 73 Flanders, Myra 42 Fletcher, Melba 73 Floyd, Neville 87 Forrester, Bobby 87 Forth, Betty 98 Fowler, Sarah 42 Frampton, Wallace 42 Franklin, Rose 98 Freeman, Carolyn 43 Freeman, Juanita 43 INDEX Fulford, Jeane 87 Fulmer, Anne 73 Fulghum, Mary Jo 87 Futch, Jan 87 Futch, Floyd 43 -G- Galbreath, Herbert 43 Gamadanis, Jackie 87 Garland, Pete 73 Garrard, Jeanne 87 Garrett, Joan 73 Garrett, Verla 43 George, Betty 87 Giddens, Kenny 88 Gignilliat, Mary 98 Giles, Emory 88 Gillette, Martin 98 Gnann, Shirley 44 Godwin, Bobby 73 Goff, Carol 73 Gowen, Anne 88 Grayson, Glenda 44 Green, Billy _ 88 Gresham, Phil 73 Gressette, Robert - 74 Griffin, Fay 98 Griffin, Norman 44 Grimm, Gladys 98 Groover, Sara 88 Gurganus, Sylvia 44 -H- Hagin, Hugh 74 Hagin, Shelby - 98 Haley, Rose Marie 74 Hall, Beverely _ _ 88 Hall, Phyllis 98 Halpern, Roberta 98 Hamilton, Joan 74 Handcock, James 44 Hansard, Capus 98 Hanson, Sandra 74 Harden, Faye 74 Hardie, Linda 74 Harper, Charlie 45 Harrell, Mary Ann 88 Harris, Charles 88 Harris, Charlie 88 Harris, Ruth 74 Hart, Carolyn 74 Hartley, Lane 98 Hawkins, Norma 45 Hawkins, Gail 98 Hazlip, Annette 98 Head, Amogene 88 Heath, Lanny 45 Henderson, Billy 99 Hendricks, Mary 88 Hendrix, John _ _ 99 Hendrix, Julia Ann 88 Henry, Ann 74 Herring, Richard 74 Herrington, James 99 Highsmith, Aubrey 45 Hill, Carolyn . 74 Hilliard, Javene 75 Hinson, Danice 75 Hinson, Jean 45 Hinson, William 46 Hinzman, Frank 88 Hodges, Elliot 75 STUDENT INDEX Hodges, Mary Ann 99 Hodges, Shirley Ann 46 Holland, Jean 46 Holmes, Jean 88 Holton, Herbert 88 Holton, Howard 99 Horel, Charles 75 Houston, Herbert .... 46 Howard, Marion 99 Hughes, Dexter 75 Hum, Wilfreida 99 Hurst, Joan 46 Hyde, Lawrence 47 -J- Jackson, Billy 47 Jackson, Jane 75 Jackson, Choyce 88 Jackson, Joyce 47 Jacobs, Travis 99 Jeanes, Bill . 47 Jefferson, John 99 Jenkins, Shirley 75 Johns, William 75 Johnson, Jean 99 Johnson, Joe Roy 99 Johnson, Melvin 75 Johnston, Catherine 89 Johnston, James 89 Jones, Carol 47 Jones, Gwen 75 Jones, James 48 Jones, Jane Marie 89 Jones, Jane Virginia 75 Jones, Evelyn 75 Jones, Libby 99 Jones, Tessie 99 Jones, Samille 99 Jones, Susan 89 Joyner, Beverly 99 Joyner, Carolyn 89 -K- Kelly, Carolyn 76 Kelly, Kitty _ 76 Kendrick, Leila 76 Kennedy, Helen 48 Kennedy, LaVan 89 Kernaghan, Herbert 89 Kerr, Velma _ 89 Kicklighter, Mary . 99 Kight, Jane _ .... 48 Kilgore, Gloria .. 89 Kimbrough, Evelyn 99 King, James 89 Kirby, Martha _ 99 Kirkland, Virginia _ 99 Kirkland, Joyce 48 Knight, Dorothy 89 -L- Lambert, Robert 76 Lanier, Barbara 99 Lanier, Laural 89 Lanier, Madge 76 Lanier, Vendora 76 Lanier, Yvonne 89 Leaptrott, Carlene 89 Lee, Jane .. 100 Lee, Romona 100 Lee, Wilma _ _ 48 Lewallen, JoAnn 89 Lifsey, Ronald 76 Lindsey, Joan 49 Litchfield, James 89 Lord, Bettye 100 Love, Sarah 76 Lovett, Kay .. 100 Lunsford, Ann 90 Lynn, Durell 100 — M— Maddox, Marcia 76 Mallard, Thelma 100 Mallard, William .. 90 Manley, Bobby 76 Manning, Hubert 90 Manry, Ann 90 Marchman, Mary 90 Marriot, Jane 49 Martin, Joyce 49 Martin, Floye 76 Martin, Sandra 76 Martin, Nona Gene 90 Mashburn, Betty Sue 90 Mathison, Tommy 90 Maxwell, Dillard 77 Maye, Jean Arthur 100 Meeks, Judy 100 Mercer, Spencer 1 00 Metzger, Thelma 90 Middleton, Henrinel 77 Miller, Alex 100 Miller, Sara 77 Mills, Annette 100 Mills, Barbara .. 100 Mimbs, Florria 90 Mims, Ray 90 Minton, Eloise 90 Mitchell, Jerry 77 Mitchell, Robert 49 Mixon, Shelby 77 Mobley, Carolyn 100 Mobley, Charles 49 Moore, Carolyn 100 Moore, Cary 77 Moore, Sue 100 Moore, Willis 91 Morgan, Elizabeth 50 Morgan, Jennie Fay 50 Morris, Aubrey 50 Morris, Heyward 100 Morris, O ' Brien 50 Morrison, Virginia 77 Moseley, Charlton 77 Moye, Mary Ann 91 Muggridge, Bobby 77 Muirhead, Joyce 91 Mullis, Charlotte .. 91 Murphy, Faye 77 Musslewhite, Charles 50 Myers, Jimmy 51 Mygrant, Ann 100 McClain, Miriam 90 McCloy, Judy _ 100 McCorkle, Thomas 77 McCormick, Kay 90 McCright, Beth 51 McCullough, Mary 77 McGowan, Frances 51 McGregor, Mary 100 McKenzie, Condlie 78 McKenzie, Robert 78 McLendon, Charles 78 Compliments of FRANKLIN CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. STATESBORO GEORGIA 192 JOHNSON AND DONALDSON INSURANCE SERVICE Bulloch County Bank Building STATESBORO GEORGIA STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3 1 North Main Telephone 4-3 1 1 5 STATESBORO, GEORGIA BEST WISHES to the SENIOR CLASS ALFRED DORMAN COMPANY Wholesale Grocers STATESBORO, GA. STUDENT INDEX McNeal, William 51 McNorrell, Mary 90 McWilliams, Billie 90 -N- Nease, Doris 100 Nease, Ronnie 101 Nease, Harriet 51 Nemecek, Walter 78 NeSmith, Joyce 52 NeSmith, Linda 91 Newby, Ouida 52 Newsome, James 91 Nobles, Mary 52 Norris, Sara 52 Nugent, Mary 52 -O- Odom, Ruth 78 O ' Millian, Peter 53 O ' Neal, Tommy 101 Owens, Ava 91 Owens, Charlotte 91 -P- Padgett, Hubert 78 Padgett, Thomas 53 Page, Betty 91 Palmer, Bernard 91 Palmer, Wylie 78 Parker, Earl 53 Parker, Lucille 53 Parker, Mildred 78 Parker, Scigmund 53 Parker, Thelma 101 Parkerson, Joan 78 Parks, Jacquelyn 101 Parrish, Martha 91 Parrish, Sylvia 91 Payne, Earlene 91 Peaster, Carl 78 Peavy, Beverly 78 Perkins, Beverly 54 Pharr, Henry 78 Phillips, Barbara 54 Phillips, Richard 101 Phillips, Jordan 54 Pickett, Patricia 79 Piechociwski, John 54 Pierce, Franklin 91 Pierce, Vermelle 79 Pierce, Nancy 101 Pierce, Roy 54 Pihl, Kerstin 91 Pittman, Betty 55 Pittman, Betty Jean 91 Pittman, Jeanette 79 Pollak, Robert 55 Ponder, Jane 79 Pope, Hannah 55 Popell, Clyde . 55 Porter, Marion 55 Potts, Benny 56 Powell, A. R. 56 Powell, Janice 92 Powell, Samuel 56 Powers, David 92 Price, Nan 92 Prickett, Guilford 101 Prince, Robert 101 Pruett, Peggy 101 Pulliam, Diane 101 Purser, Shirley 56 -R- Rabitsch, Buddy _. _ 92 Ragan, Barbara 101 Ragsdale, Edmond 56 Ragsdale, Richard 57 Rahn, George 57 Rahn, Joyce 92 Rainey, Granville 57 Redding, Patricia 101 Reeves, Amalie 57 Reeves, Joe 101 Rentz, Glenda 101 Rhoney, Addie .. 92 Richardson, Irvin 101 Richardson, John 79 Ricketson, Wilma 57 Rigdon, Beth .101 Riggs, James 101 Rimes, Penny 101 Rittenhouse, Judy 92 Rivenbark, Mary 101 Roach, Irma 101 Robinson, Patricia 58 Rogers, Hampton 58 Rogers, Henry 1 02 Rogers, John 58 Rogers, Joy 79 Rogers, Samuel 58 Rogers, Thomas 102 Rollison, Mary 58 Ross, Annette 92 Rowell, Linda 79 Ruark, Sally 92 Rufo, Paul 92 Rushin, Virginia 79 Rushing, Betty 59 Rushing, Charles 102 Rushing, Norma 102 Russell, Betty 92 Russell, Lowell 59 Ryan, Joyce 92 -S- Safley, Willene _ 102 Salters, Mary 79 Sanders, Billy 79 Sanders, Rita 92 Sanders, Bill 79 Sapp, Jack 79 Sauls, Gloria 102 Saunders, Betty 80 Scarborough, Eugene 80 Scarborough, Steve 80 Scott, Paul 80 Seay, Randall 102 Sellers, Denzil 92 Shafe, Sarita 102 Sharpe, JoAnn 59 Shaw, Shearer 1 02 Shead, Luther 102 Shealy, Betty 102 Shealy, Jerry 80 Sherrod, Kay 102 Shuman, Alva 59 Shuman, Patricia 59 Sikes, Linda 92 Sikes, Sue 102 Simmons, Cathy 80 Singletary, Thomas 80 Sizemore, Preston 60 Sizemore, Earlene 80 193 STUDENT INDEX Smith, Ann 102 Smith, Clinton 60 Smith, Charles 80 Smith, Donald 92 Smith, Elmarie 93 Smith, Frances 80 Smith, Harold 93 Smith, Judy _. 102 Smith, Jane 93 Smith, Nancy 80 Smith, Travis 102 Smith, Virginia 60 Smith, Wayne 93 Smith, William 80 Smithwick, Bobby 81 Snell, Donald 93 Snipes, Bobby 102 Spaid, Betty 60 South, Elizabeth 81 Sparks, Arthur 93 Sparks, Solomon 60 Spell, Bob 81 Stallings, Gordon 93 Stephens, Nan 81 Stevens, Cecilia 1 02 Stevens, June 102 Stewart, Walker 61 Stipe, Daniel . 81 Stokes, Charles 93 Stone, Annelle 81 Strickland, Audrey 93 Strickland, Lewis 61 Strickland, Mary 81 Stubbs, Gwen 103 Summerlin, Joe 61 Sumner, Ellen 81 Surrency, Robert 81 Sutton, Norman 61 Swicord, Earl 61 -T- Taff, Mary Alice 81 Tanner, Annette 93 Tanner, Helen 93 Tanner, Wallace 62 Tapley, Duston 81 Taylor, Sandra 103 Teasley, Bobby 81 Thaggard, Betty 103 Thomas, Abbie 62 Thomas, Barbara 103 Thomas, Mae 103 Thomas, Farris 82 Thompson, Guy 62 Thompson, Barbara 62 Thornhill, Donald 62 Thornton, Barbara 103 Thrift, Betty 82 Tidwell, James 82 Tindol, Sandra 82 Tinker, Claudia 63 Tinker, Martha 63 Tisdale, Edieth 63 Toler, Sebring 63 Towns, Thurston 63 Trice, Wayne 64 Turner, Frank 64 Turner, Ralph 93 Tyler, William 82 Tyre, Deen 93 Service With a Smile BULLOCH COUNTY BANK New Accounts Welcome Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION -U- Underwood, Marion 103 -V- Vandegrift, Ellis 82 Vanderford, Mary Ann .... 103 Vaughan, Robert 64 Vaughn, Eldridge 74 Veal, Connie 82 Vines, Linda 103 -W- Walden, Beverly 82 Walker, Curtis 64 Wall, Ramona .... 93 Walsh, Jeanne 103 Warburton, Rea 93 Ward, Leroy 65 Ward, Sharon 93 Warnock, Gloria 103 Warren, Wynelle 103 Waters, Joe 94 Watkins, Donnie 103 Watts, Margilu 94 Watts, Martha June 65 Weatherly, Guy 103 Webb, Allen 65 Webb, Bobby 82 Webb, Charlene 82 Webb, William 82 Wells, William 65 Westbrook, Louise 65 Wheller, Ludelle 66 White, Edwina 82 Whittle, Kay 66 Whitworth, Marion 66 Wiggins, Sandra 66 Wilder, William 66 Wildes, James 1 03 Wiley, Eugene 67 Wilkerson, Mira 94 Williams, Barbara 94 Williams, Carl 83 Williams, James 67 Williams, Mickie 83 Williams, Mariellen 103 Williams, Mary 67 Williford, R. V. 103 Willis, Lauri 103 Wilson, David 67 Wilson, Michael 67 Wingate, Alice 67 Winton, Jerry 94 Winters, Douglas 103 Wisham, Solon 67 Withrow, Sandra 68 Wood, Becky 94 Wood, Lynford 68 Woodard, Cecile 68 Woods, Ted 68 Woodrum, Frankie 103 Wommack, Tom 68 Wynne, Anthony 83 -Y- Youmans, Lindsey 104 Young, Eva 104 Young, Joe 94 Young, Norma 94 Young, Richard 68 Youngblood, Joyce 83 194 Meet Your Friends at the BORDEN ' S SANCKEN DAIRY A Division of the BORDEN CO. Ice Cream Milk COLLEGE PHARMACY Where the Crowds Go Prompt, Courteous Service 927 Walker Street AUGUSTA, GEORGIA | MAKES ? CH CS mu Compliments of F. W. DARBY LUMBER CO. and DARBY WOOD-PRESERVING CO. 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