Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1965 volume:

pteflector ' 65 ■_ Vol. 37 ANNE EDGE Editor DOUG GEIGER Art Editor RUTH ANDERSON usiness Manager Georgia Southern College Qtatesboro, Georgia Georgia Southern College is people. Faces . . . laughing . . . crying . . . thinking . . . happy faces and lonely ones ... all reflecting the mood of the campus. 2 J Dedication To a professor who has accumulated a wealth of witticisms, stories, and puns; To a division chairman who has accelerated academic policy, course standards, and under- graduate and graduate programs; To a Faculty member who has watched this institution grow, and contributed countless meas- ures to its growth; To a teacher who understands students and at all times, is willing to help them; To Dr. Fielding D. Russell, the Senior class proudly dedicates the 1965 Reflector. Dr. Russell ' s talent and humor and his famous dialetic readings are always great demand for student productions. Contents Gtudent Life 8 Beauties 40 Organizations 56 Athletics 1 32 Academics 1 58 Classes 1 90 Aerie 270 Advertisements 285 Index 303 Transition is a key word for Southern in ' 65. Seniors have seen the school almost double in enrollment, Freshmen already can feel the push for more room, better facilities ' , new ideas. What used to be a small teachers college is well on its way to becoming a great uni- versity. The student body is also in a period of transition — yesterday ' s chil- dren becoming tomorrow ' s leaders. The purpose of the 1965 REFLECTOR is to capture and reflect the mood of this fleeting ever changing period. Southern is something different for each individual here, it is our hope that we have cap- tured in the traditional Student Life section and the new Aerie sec- tion something of the Southern that each student knows. 9 It was Fall 1964 . . . election year! The campaign was heated na- tionwide and campuswide. Students campaigned for their respective candidates. Governor Carl Sanders plugged for the Democrats in McCroan Auditorium (not everyone was a Democrat that night). When it was all over students watched the televisions for the final results. In their hearts they thought they were right. 12 The Frank I. Williams Student Center is a multi-purpose build- ing where students: eat breakfast . . . attend classes . . . drink gal- lons of coffee . . . stand in long lines . . . purchase books ... eat . . . play bridge . . . skip class . . . study . . . watch the tube . . . make dates . . . break dates . . . stand in long lines ... eat ham . . . receive reports from home . . or letters from sweethearts ... or bills ... or draft notices. Registration is the test of nerve and en- durance which greets the Southern stu- dent each quarter. It ' s a fight which pits friend against friend . . . where getting into a class is involved. There are no more entrance exams ... if you can make it through registration . . . you ' re in. 14 Throughout the campus, students find places to study ... to relax ... to observe ... to be observed ... to read (in any position) . . . to gather in groups ... to work ... to play ... to be a part of GSC. 17 18 Campus concerts reflect the social atmosphere of the college. The Four Freshmen, Tommy Roe, Jay and the Americans, The Bill Black Combo, The Rooftop Singers, the Emory Glee Club, the Rolling Stones, the Prague Chamber Orchestra ... all were here ... all for a short while were part of life at Southern. 19 Homecoming ' 65! Months before Jan- uary 28 students began planning . . . discussing . . . working . . . and hoping for sunshine. It all culminated in the greatest homecoming ever. Homecoming week-end was characterized by frantic last minute touches on hair and make up by beauty contestants and on wind blown floats and displays. Most were successful . . . but in a few cases the wind won the battle. 3 22 23 Homecoming ! The concert . . . the crowning of Miss GSC . . . judging of the displays . . . the parade . . . the gym meet . . . the big game with the Petrels . . . the dances . . . the parties . . . the hangovers . . . and all returned to normal with class Monday morning. Often students on a crowded campus seek a place to be alone ... to think ... to brood ... to cry ... to talk quietly with a friend ... or just to escape for a moment from the noise and rush of campus life. 2? There must always be a moment to re- lax .. . to talk ... to laugh ... to forget . . . to remember ... A moment to be oneself among others. 33 Music, dancing, parties, all are a vital part of life at Southern ... all provide diversion . . . a chance to merge with the crowd ... to forget oneself. 35 Night at Southern is a time for fun . . . crowds . . . laughter . . . dancing . . . street dances . . . Christmas carolling . . . the tree lighting . . . bonfires . . . pep rallies. It is a time of laughing . . . talking . . . togetherness. Night is also a time of quiet and solitude. A time to think about life ... a time to escape from the world of people and things ... a time to fall in love. 38 . ...7;. v ,: -V -V. V ' •-• ■MMMMMR Beauties 4 1 kJE Miss Reflector ■ Miss Becku Reddick gponsored by Phi Beta Lambda EM First Runner Up Miss Charlene White Sponsored by Hendricks Hall 44 Second Runner-Up Miss Jane Wilbanks Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega 45 Third Runner-Up Miss Linda Young Sponsored by Lynn Hall 46 The Kingston Trio Judges of The Miss Reflector Contest 47 Miss GSC of 1 965 Miss Johnnie Lockett Sponsored by Sigma Alpha Chi 7 Miss Gloria Lane First Runner Up Qponsored by Delta Stoma Pi Miss Joyce S ommers Second Runner Up Sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda Third Runner Up Miss Martha Lamb Sponsored by Kappa Delta Epsilon Miss Starlight Ball Gloria Lane Sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi Miss Gloria Lane Best Dressed Co-Ed G9C ' s Entry in Glamour ' s Annual Contest A t Q ' s Ugly Man on Campus Mike Martin Sponsored by Home Ec. Club 1 Who ' s Who in America ' s Colleges and Universities This Year Lists These Eighteen Outstanding Seniors. Kerry Strong Lounelle Merritt Ellen Roberson Ruth Anderson 58 Qtudent Congress The Student Congress is the co-ordinating body for all campus organizations and functions. This body of hard working student representatives brings major entertainers to GSC, organizes the Homecoming Activities, and are instrumental in seeking solutions to problems that confront the stu- dent body. Student Congress is the intermediary between the students and faculty. The congress is the stu- dent voice in all matters that concern students. L. W. Hartley, President Pat Blanchard, Second Vice-President Jim Blanchard, First Y ice-President Michaela Dennis, Secretary Rand Bowden, Treasurer 60 Class Presidents: Gary Hancock, Junior Class; Jimmy Rainwater, Senior Class; Bill Dekle, Advisors: Dean Carolyn Gettys and Dean W. H. Holcomb. Sophomore Class; Joe McDaniel, Freshman Class. division Representatives Seated: Barbara Gibson, Martha Lamb, Rhetta Thompson, Ruby Woodward, Peggy Exley. Stand- ng: Danny Broucek, Penny Trapnell, Henrietta Glisson, Jim Brock, Linda Gillis, Hoyt Canady, Don Stokes. 61 First row. Diana Rieck, Carolyn Haymans, Martha Lamb, Derene Akins, Pat Blanchard, Chairman; Bill Muller, Roger Alderman, Danny Broucek, Julian Deal. Second row: Donna Larisey, Mary Jane Nicholson, Billy Brodmann, Van Pool, Bill Dekel, Glynn Holton, Jeri Prince, Juan Thompson, Lou Gassett, Jimmy Rainwater, Holt Johnson. Committee of Campus Organizations Presidents This committee is composed of the presidents of all the campus organizations and the class presi- dents. The purpose of the committee is to co-ordi- nate the activities of all the organizations. f 2 Pythagoros Pete Papadam— JJ ans Ry bor g— Greece Denmark 63 Seated: Mrs. Evans, house director; Mary Jane Nicholson, president. Standing: Veronica Stokes, Nell Waters, Paulinda King, vice-president; Barbara Motes, secretary; Ruth Brown, treasurer; Martha McBride, Carol Hicks, Lynda Lynn, Frances Trey, Jonnie Ruth Drury, Beverly Chapman, Marcia Smith, Patsy Poss, Sue Belcher. Brannen Hall honors Gov. Sanders at reception. Seated: Billy Eberhardt, treasurer; Mrs. Bates, House Director; Holt Johnson, president; Vance James, vice president; Harry Beck, secretary. Standing: Mike Nix, Billy Felder, social chairman; Wayne Abbott, Jimmy Hilliard, Ron Farmer. 65 Sealed: Judy Scruggs, president; Janice James, social chair.; Mrs. Jackson, house dir.; Ann Perry, secretary; Donna Diestel, secretary; Linda Wilder, safety c airman. inding: Cheryl McLean, Ann Powell, Sandra Durden, Jackie Bullington, vice pres.; Loreen Johnson, Carol Margaret Ward, Sandra Powell. 66 Seated: Mrs. Maude Davis, house director; Glynn Holton, president; Lance Brown, vice pres.; Jimmy Peters, sec; Glenn Westberry, treas- urer. Standing: Joe Kieve, house assistant; John Padgett, social chair.; Bill Nelson, Bill Dekle, Charles Johnson, Woody Ward, assis. social chair.; David Varnedoe, house assistant, Robert Armstrong, Randy Harvey, Ronald McDaniel. Seated; Faye Harper, treasurer; Sue Anderson, secretary; Martha Graydon, vice-president; Derene Akins, president; Jean Griffin, monitor; • Sue Ellis, social chairman; Karen Boatright, monitor; Mrs. Frances Hinson, House Director. Standing: Patricia Jones, fire marshal; Anne Campbell, Rosalyn Hall, Donna Baleck, Linda Chester, Kathy Carmichae], Sandra Henderson, Susie Blunt. 68 I will not be late again, I will not be late again, I will . . . Sanford Hall House Council Seated- Tom King Don Calloway, Ronn ie Braziel, Mrs. George, house director; Bill Burnett, Roger Jesup, student assistant. Standing- Dave Parker, social chairman; Walter Coleman, social chairman; Buzz Hankinson, fire marshal; Joe McDaniel, sec- treas.; Dwight Tyler, vice pres.; Van Pool, president; Larmar Harris, student assistant; Rufus Fields. 69 Anderson Hall House Council Seated: Paula Keith, Denese Tootle, Bunnie Hall, vice president; Nancy Purser, social chairman; Sue Hudson, president; Brenda Scruggs, treasurer; Betsie Scott, sec; Mrs. Brown, subst. house director. Standing: Jo Frances Johnston, Marsha Mills, Susan Lanier, Mary Jo McGee, Sharon White, Betty Johnson, Sandi Holmes, Norma Jean Lane, Judy MacDonald. 70 d: Bonnie Thompson, treasurer; Jamie Williams, secretary; Georgianne Hunyady, president; Brenda Caine, vice-president; Mrs. Jane Morgan. ing: Sarah Skeleton, Garlynda Thompson, Elaine Smart, Kathy Tucker, Diane Copeland, social chairman; Becky Vernon, Beverly Purvis, Ma rly •n, Jen White, Joy Prescot, Elaine Peacock, Suzanne Beasley, not pictured, Mary Stewart. 71 Buford Hall House Council . . . and this leg was shaved with the new Coo-Coo blade . . . Seated: Mary Sue Gibson, social chairman; Carole Raulerson, treasurer; Judy Hardie, secretary; Joan Lockett, vice-president; Paula Fuller, president; Sheilla ers, freshman president; Ann Jenkins, fire marshal. Standing: Linda Bell, Jane Collins, Linda Sue Paulk, Ginger Higgins, Jan Printup, Glenda DeLoach, Barbara Ann Austin, and Karen Byrd. 72 Lynne Hall House Council ited: Michaela Dennis, president; Roxy Dyches, vice-president; Alice Smith, fire marshal; Alice Buchanan, treasurer; Glenda Bennett, secretary; Jeannette inson, social chairman; Mrs. Marcia Davis, house director. Standing: Pat Trudell, Cheryl McMillen, Anne Strickland, Marquerite Shelton, Rosa Cannon, Bonnie rasher, Mary Pannell, Nancy Moultrie. Not pictured : Sharon Sawyer 73 Sue Wiggins, Judith Johnson, Pat Saxon, Angela Carr, vice-president; Gail Elkins, president; Sherry Haynes, Mary Bowen, Martha Bell, Mrs. John Strick- land, house director. 74 Theta Pi Omega Theta Pi Omega, local service sorority, made it ' s debut on the Georgia Southern campus in January. The eight charter members banded to- gether to promote leadership, stewardship, scholarship and fellowship among its members. The Theta Pi ' s have joined the Greek bandwagon on campus. They hold high academic standards, initiated the organiza- tion of the Greek Council and have ren- dered services to the school and other causes. Louise Cox, President Ginger Hill, Vice-President Sharon Allen, Secretary Sweet-Pea Coward, Set. -at- Arms Becky Motes Treasurer Ann Hendrix, Social Chairman Dianne Ellis. Reporter Michaela Dennis, H istorian Gamma Sigma Upsilon Pat Harvey, President Lou Gassett, Vice-President Marsha Turner, Treasurer Tina Ballek, Secretary Halley Fennell, Publicity Chairman Barbara King, Social Chairman Edwina Paul, Advisor Jo Alexander, Advisor Gamma Sigma Upsilon was established at Georgia Southern College in 1955 as a Big Sister Club. It be- came a sorority in 1964. The purpose of GSU is to promote a closer rela- tionship among the students, faculty and community. The club is comprised of girls who show a strong potential in leadership and scholarship. Mary Bell Susan Browning Jackie Bullington Jerry Bundy Miriam Carruth Gail Coleman Mary Ann Davis Judy Deal Johnnie Ruth Drury Janie Everett Peggy Exley Ruth Gassett a mifiir riY Carol Gregory Judy Hardy Becky Hobgood Lu Ann Hogan Sue Hudson Janice James Gloria Lane Jane Love Linda Moody Marian Morgan Jane Powell Lydia Phillips Jayne Samunda Brenda Scruggs Judy Scruggs PatSholar Joyce Summers Patsy Symons Marcia Townsend Fran Tucker Dianne Williams 77 Billy Brodmann, President L. W. Hartley, 1st. Vice-President Andy Pennington, 2nd. Vice-President Jimmy Peters, Recording Secretary Bucky Watson, Corresponding Secretary Fred Dent, St t.-at-Arms Roger Appel, Chaplain Brooks Gaudrv Historian Rand Bowden, Treasurer CI A. i AM - ■ Russ Bachman Ken Bennett Gordon Blackwell Russell Brown William Campbell Gary Coker Woody Crosby Charles Darling Jerry Davis Lerov Delionbach Gov. Sanders Accepts membership to Nu Epsilon Chapter. Officers bid Sweetheart adieu. It must be a Dinky Poo! Mike Martin winner of APO ' s annual Ugly Man On Campus contest. Mike Ginn John Herrington Glynn Holton Lynn Holton Bob House Roger Jessup Alpha Phi Omega The Nu Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Ome- ga was established at Georgia Southern Col- lege in May of 1960. This organization, which is a national service fraternity, was founded at LaFayette College in 1925. Highlighting the year ' s activities, the fra- ternity members participated in such events as the annual Ugly Man On Campus , aided with the Blood drive, sponsored a Variety Show, worked with the Peace Corps, and par- ticipated fully in the Homecoming parade. The fraternity is dedicated to four fields of service: to the students and the college, to the community, to the nation, and to the fraternity. Joe Kieve Jerry Lifsey Bobby Mayers John Padgett Frank Parker Donnie Powell Butch Robinson Wilmot Shealey 79 Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Omega SI Jimmy Abbott, Chaplain Jim Blanchard, Past President Joe Blanchard Pete Brandon Lance Brown, Secretary Harold Carrin, Advisor Larry Demby Billy Eberhardt. Past President Gary Hancock, Treasurer Jack Harvey What, Mike working? Only one soap can get these hands I hope I never see another kleenex clean! again! n ,2 Delta Pi Alpha Alpha brothers put on their annual womanless wedding. 1 m First place float in homecoming parade. Delta Pi Alpha The Alpha Chapter of Delta Pi Alpha was founded at Georgia Southern College in April of 1963. As a service organization. Delta Pi Alpha has come a long way in a short time. It is now considered one of the top organiza- tions on Campus. Highlighting the year ' s Activities, the fraternity raised funds to obtain a fiberglass Eagle for mascot of the col- lege, won first place in the Homecoming parade, partic- ipated in sponsoring a Homecoming Dance, and worked diligently to provide a better campus for the students of GSC. In order to become a member of Delta Pi Alpha one must have leadership ability and a scholastic average of 2.5. Mike Martin, Rob Pate Lee Silver, Jimmy Smith Charles Williams Tom Wilder, Past Historian Vice-President Sgt.-at-Arms 85 The Circle K club is a service organization for college men operating on the campus and is similar to Kiwanis and other service clubs. It is a leadership and character- building group which serves the campus and the com- munity. The motto is We Build — building for justice, liberty, democracy, and a better world in which to live. Dr. Zach Henderson, Advisor First row: James Deal, Dennis Raith, Charles Haimovitz, president; Rufus Fields, Sandra Durden, sweetheart; Roger Alderman, Woody Lewis, Jack Fishman, Al Smith, chairman of board of directors; Keith Arnsdorff. Second row: Tom Harris, secretary; Carl Taylor, Jerry Wilcher, treasurer; Lynn Bradley, Joe Bostwick, Paul Howard, Terry Wiley, Billy Martin, Jr., executive secretary; Wilson Woodard, Gordon Turner, Sam Standard, Bob Lackey. Third row: Leonard Robertson, Gene Britt, Johnny Reid, Bill Nasworthy, Jeff Prickett, Stan Lewis, George Killgo, Harry Amerson, vice-president; James Ham, Gerald Beckum. 87 ■ X m Don Stokes, President Allen Hunt, Sr. Vice-President Ed Mathews, r. Vice-President Billy Sheppard, Secretary Wayne Abbott, Treasurer Richard Green, Historian Brian McClelland, Chancellor D. W. Totton, Advisor Ain Bob Armenio Don Bagwell Haines Baldwin Don Bargeron Mike Barr Pat Blanchard Wilber Calhoun Ped Dawdry Jimmy Edgar Joe Ellis John Finn Ronnie Floyd Terry Gordon Bud Holtzclaw Roger Johnson Bobby Jones 88 Stokes Works!!! Delta Sigma Pi, established in 1907 at New York University, is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholar- ship, social activity and the asso- ciation of students for their mutual advancement by research and prac- tice; to promote closer affiliation between the. commercial world and students of commerce, and to fur- ther a higher standard of commer- cial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Epsilon Chi Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi was established on the campus of Georgia Southern in 1963. Does anyone remember what this thing was suppose to be? HI Pat Kleinpeter John Lawson R ' oger Nelson Frank Padgett Don Points Joe Pond Milton Rhoden Arlie Rowe Tommy Strickland Eaty Thomas 3m 89 Phi Mu Alpha First row: Charles Eunice, Jimmy Hillard, Ricky Murray, Albert Green, Danny Broucek, Sonny Strickland. Second row: Bob Fullerton, Porky Haynes, Ellis Cannon, Charles Johnson, Goodie Loska, Bill Page, Glenn Westberry, Frank Youngblood, Gilbert Peal, H. E. Wright. Not pictured: Bob Siefferman, Frank Carley, Mike Lindsey. Phi Mu brothers participate in pep band. Beverly Peel, Siveetheart. DMA Phi Mu Alpha is a national honorary professional fra- ternity. One of its main purposes is to promote interest in music. This year the Zeta Omicron chapter brought a num- ber of outstanding musicians to campus including Tommy Roe, Joe Morillo, Jay and the Americans and the Bill Black Combo. Phi Mu Alpha sponsors Bill Black Combo and Jay and the Ameri- cans. 93 First row: Christine Carroll, Helen Milligan, Rhetta Thompson, Laura Myrick, Nancy Brand, Linda McAlum. Second row: Dean Carolyn Getty s, Advisor; Lyn;i Jordan, Syble Johnson, Janice Neder, Ruthie Hendrix, Jackie Champion, Sue Collins, Nancy McCollough, Gay Glaser, Evon McDuffie, Lynda Cochran. Standing Avis Glisson, Ann Butt, Joan Adams, Linda Holton, Patty Miller, Carolyn Anderson, Diana Rieck, Carolyn Mooney, Judy McCord, Jennifer Williams, Bemice Olsen Beverly Corley, Sue Collins, Beverly Thomas, Sandra Vick, Becky Motes, Elaine Mitchell, Lynette Morris, Barbara Hale, Johnnie Lockett, Claudia Pate, Madeline Misfeldt, Joyce Sommers. Sigma Alpha Chi OFFICERS Seated: Patty Miller, Publicity Chairman, Avis Glisson, Treasurer, Dean Gettys, Advisor; Diana Rieck, President. Standing: Madeline Misfeldt, Vice President — Deal Hall, Judy McCord, Vice President — Anderson Hall. Sigma Alpha Chi was started in the spring of 1964 as a service organization. The membership consists of Sopho- mores, Juniors, and Seniors who live in the Freshman Women ' s dormitories to aid the girls in making the transi- tion from high school to college. The organization assists the Administration during Freshman Orientation Week and sponsors the Freshman Talent Night. Miss Jane F. White, Advisor Annual Spring Business Machines Exhibit. Pi Omega Pi Delta Iota Chapter of Pi Omega Pi, Na- tional Business Teacher Education Honor So- ciety and a recognized member of The Asso- ciation of College Honor Societies. Delta Iota Chapter ranked seventh in the 1964 annual chapter award contest sponsored by the National Council. To receive this certif- icate of Merit which was presented to the President, Carolyn Haymans, at the National Biennial Convention in Chicago, December 1964, Delta Iota members presented the award committee a review of their year ' s ac- tivities organized in a special book. These standing projects include: Directory of Graduates in the Division of Business (published winter quarter) ; Directory of Business Professors in Senior Colleges and Universities in the South (distributed winter quarter) ; Business Machines and Equipment Exhibit (spring quarter); The POPeye (an- nual newsletter, fall quarter) ; Month pro- gram with special guest speaker; one pledge service each quarter; two initiation services, one spring quarter, one fall quarter, which feature a prominent business educator as a special guest. Seated: Miss Jane F. White, Advisor; Lynne Storey, Treasurer; Joanne Peterson, Historian; Carolyn Haymans, President; Harriett Westberry. Standing: Mary Nelson, Vice President; Harold Deane Akins, Secretary. 9S Kappa Delta Epsilon Seated: Patsy Symons, Ellen Roberson, Harriett Westberry, Carolyn Haymans, Faye Smith, Gloria Lane, Linda Edwards, Marcia Smith. Standing: Donna Lariscy, Miss Constance Cone, Advisor; Halley Fennell, Barbara Ayers, Shirley Harper, Penny Trapnell, Jerry Bundy, Jackie Evans, Sandra Bucholz, Martha Lamb, Patricia Ramey, Mary Wilson, Betty Kelly, Kerry Ann Strong, Trudy Jett. Kappa Delta Epsilon is a national honorary educa- tional fraternity for women. To be eligible for mem- bership a student must attain a scholastic average of B possess qualities of good character and leader- ship. KDE is open only to women who are majoring in education. 96 Alpha Gamma Pi Membership in Alpha Gam- ma Pi, an honorary fraternity is achieved on the basis of scholastic average of Fresh- man men. eated: Dr. Lawrence Huff, Advisor; Jeri Prince, Sweetheart. Standing: Norman Taylor, Treasurer; Harold Wright,, ' resident; Terry Pye, Vice President. 1st row: Maxanne Endenfield, Jeri Prince, Brenda Taylor, Elaine Whetsell, Gail Elkins, Sharon Fargason, Dr. Betty Lane, faculty sponsor; A.in Butt, Evon j Duffie, Frances Smith, Joe Walden, Rosemary Burgamy, Genie Ricks, Bern ice Olsen, Linda Lee, Cynthia Medders, Sandra Vick, Janice Ann Allen, Suellen F tie. Alpha Gamma Omicron Membership in Alpha Gamma Omicron, an honor- ary sorority, is achieved on the basis of scholastic average of freshman women. Sued: Joy Walden, Secretary; Rosemary Burgamy, Treasurer. S iding: Evon McDuffie, President; Brenda Taylor, Vice President. 97 Left to right: Angela Gindlesperger, Chaplain-Corresponding Secretary; Jamey Waters, Treasurer — Sergeant at Arms; Carolyn Cramer, President Helen Adams, Secretary; Jackie Pope, Becky Joyner. Not pictured: Barbara Pound, Vice-President; Carolyn Moore. Sigma Alpha lota The Gamma Theta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota is a national honorary music fraternity for women. During winter quarter rush is .carried out followed by an initiation of the new members. The purpose of this fraternity is to further and support the standards of the music profession by urging an interest in musical activities on campus. American Home Economics Association The Home Economics Club at Georgia Southern is composed of students who are interested in home economics professionally and in homemaking. Its purpose is to promote development of better home management and social traits. The theme of this year ' s activities was Mapping a Way to Home Economics. Each program presented during the year adhered to the theme. This year ' s contestant, Mike Martin, won first place in the Ugly Man Contest. Participating in Homecoming Parade st row: Dale Yarbrough, Sarah Ray, Nancy Layton, Helen Belcher, Wendy Rogers, Mary Jane Hamilton. Second row: Patsy Sheffield, Glenda McMichen, Linda yle Willix, Carlette Harvey 1st v.p.; Rose Arnold, Pub. Ch.; Ashton Helmly, Treas.; Carol Cain, Sec.; Martha Lamb, Pres.; Martha McBride, Project Ch.; Miss ing, Advisor; Rhetta Thompson; Paulinda King. Standing: Sandi Holmes, Sandra Kicklighter, Carlyn Bland, Glenda Helmey, Susan Walker, Judy McDonald, Betty mm, Patricia Jones, Wanda Widner, Gloria Lane, Betty Allen, Patsy Johnson, Norma Hodges, Judy James, Judy Norris, Claire Newell, Thelma Worley, Ginger Don- son, Glada Hooks, Carol Hicks, Kerry Strong, Trudy Jett. 99 8.N.E.A. First row: Melinda I-ee, Brenda Meeks, Kay Castleberry, Carol Cain, Rose Arnold. Second row: Bill Johnson, Suellen Poole, Mary Ann Hodges, Wanda Widner, Becky Motes. Third row: Mr. John Lindsey, Sponsor; Judy Kendrick, Marcia Corry, Evon McDuffie, Kay Holland, Linda Cochran. Fourth row: Ellen Neesmith, Glenda Heath, Terry Pye, Nancy McCall, Sharon Fargason, Carolyn Haymans. First row: Mike Osigian, Carolyn Day, Judy McDonald, Laura Kersey, Sylvia Mikkola, Dennis Raith, Larry Dial, Lorraine Bishop. Second row: Shirley Harper, Barbara Ayers, Carolyn Mooney, Jennifer Williams, Eliz abeth Russell, Carol Sue Kitchens, Mary Anne Robinson, Joan Adams. Third row: Syble Johnson, Jackie Bullington, Lorene Johnson, Winona Meeks, Joan Stephens, Darlene Underwood, Ann Powell, Mary Ann Davis. IC First row: Hugh Wilson, Janet Reiley, Sylvia Hutto, Kay Castleberry, Linda Holton, Parliamentarian. Second row: Ellen Neal, Secretary; Pam Willi Joe Wilkins, Janice Lively, JoAnn Thompson, Betty Lee, Mr. Fagnant, advisor; Ruth Gassett, Doug Geiger. Third row: Ken Ivey, Larry Dial, Jh Stephens, Ernest Ewing, Allen Glass, Publicity Director; John Larsen, president; Wayne Woodward. Alpha Rho Tau Alpha Rho Tau is an organization for art majors and other interested students. APT sponsors three major events each year: Fall quarter the Starlight Ball; Winter quarter the Miss G.S.C. contest; and Spring quarter an art exhibit featuring outstanding work from the campus and surround- ing area. For APT members the really big event of the year is their annual week-end beach party. out damn spot, out. 102 First row: Lou Gassett, Veronica Stokes, Pat Bell, Lynne Barfield, Helen Milligan, Ellen Roberson, Pat Sholar, Pat Ramey. Second row: Jerry Bundy, Sally Wilkerson, Robbie Dunagan, Halley Fennell, Janice Fries, Gwen Jones, Linda Pelli, Carol Ward, Lu Ann Hogan, Elizabeth Hodges, Dianne Branch, Janie Ridgeway, Joy Walden, Gladys Waller. Third Row: Mary Davis, Marian Morgan, Kay Holland, Jane Moore, Robbie Jean Dickey, Jane Love, Betty Kelly, Linda Saucier, Lynette Morris, Linda McAlum, Vicki Hendry, Cheryl Chalker. Association for Childhood Education The Association for Childhood Education is composed of students who are majoring in the field of elementary education. The purpose of this organiza- tion entails the presenting of programs and activities in such a manner as to give its members a better in- sight into elementary school work and offering its members- opportunities to see various problems that will confront them later in teaching. Active in campus activities, two members are also sent each summer to the national convention to better maintain the high standards and values of the club. Rosa Cannon works with fourth graders. 1 04 I if First row: Jimmy Hilliard, Maston Wooten Bell, Jackie Mullis, Winston Pittman, Susan Browning, sweetheart; Bobby James, Bob Hall, Sherry Lester, Bud y Harris. Second row: Gerald Baygents, Charles Dews, Robert McCain, Ben NeSmith, Homer Carraway, Larry Cooper, Arnold Murphy, Coach Pat Yeager, advi: n Third row: Leon Sexton, Bull Harrison, Earl Bagley, Charles Reid, Claude Frazier, Gene Nisbet, Bill Aldrich, Mark Comer. E+a Rho Epsilon Bobby James, P dent Maston Bell. Vice-President HPE Eta Rho Epsilon is an honorary profession- al fraternity for men physical education ma- jors. Prospective members must pass a vigor- ous physical fitness test and participate in a formal initiation. Members are encouraged to maintain a high academic average and to participate in a variety of activities relating to their field of concentration. Eta Rho Epsilon sponsors the annual South Eastern Physical Fitness Competition held for high school students on the GSC campus each spring. Bob Hall. Treasurer Winston Pittman. Historian Coach Pat Yeager. Advisor Susan Browning. Sweetheart of Eta Rho Epsilon. 107 First row: Pat Utermark, Marie Wofford, Mary Ruth Gizzard, Secretary; Judy Scruggs, Vice-President; Mary Jane Nicholson, President; Mary Beth Strickland, Treasurer; Becky Hobgood, Publicity Chairman. Second Row: Mary Gail Peterson, Lynda Lynn, Sharon Hewell, Judith Johnson, Janette Kelly, Carolyn Morris, Alice Dollar, Pat Gordon. Third row: Mary Cross, Brenda Butler, Jean Griffin, Marsha Turner, Kay Thomas, Brenda Scruggs, Phyllis Grimes, Mary Ann Young, Evelyn Strickland. Fourth row: Nell Waters, Cheryl Dawn Theus, Susan Browning, Donna Cole, Janet Henriksen, Carole Nease, Donna Wood, Linda Thornton. Kathleen Graham, Beth Seeley, Sandra Eatman, Peggy Exley, Mrs. Helen Brogdon. Fifth rdiv: Krystal English, La Verne McDonald, Peggy Rhodes, Nancy Connell, Roxy Dyches, Sherry Wilson, Martha Smith, Ida Smithson, Bonnie Marwitz, Vivian Brock, Janie Nixon, Beverly Chapman. O PEM Club PEM is an organization composed of all women physical education majors. The purpose is to promote professionalism in physical education and to create fellowship among the members. Taking an active part in the Homecoming, activat- ing a girls intramural program, and working the con- cession stands at all home basketball games, were some of the projects of PEM this year. In the past, as in the present, it has been a service of PEM to aid in the sponsoring of groups attending our professional meetings. An annual Spring camping trip has proven to be the highlight of the year. PEM is open for all women physical education majors. Seated: Carolyn Morris, Linda Thornton, Janette Kelley. Standing: Beve; y Chapman, Mary Jane Nicholson. Not pictured: Janie Dodson, Lila Pawley. Beta Sigma Mu A national honorary sorority for physical education majors. 8 Club The S Club is composed of men who have been awarded a letter for participation in a varsity sport. The group seeks to promote the cause of physical education by stressing good sportsmanship and fair play as well as the need for physical activity- 7. First row: Pat Yeager, Advisor; Buddy Harris, Pete Brandon, President- Dave Christiansen, Secretary-Treasurer; Jimmy Allen, Chaplain; Billy Felder. Second row: Bill Aldrich, John Prentice, Lee Silver, Wright North, Clay Warnock. Not pictured: Bill Pickens, Don Adler, Sandy Wells, Vice-President; Bill Simmons, John Fishback, Robert Jones. hi Beta Lambda fst row: Marjorie Bell, Sponsor; Brenda Gay, Mary Anne Mays, Social Chairman; Jack Hill, Treasurer Julie Bell, Corresponding Secretary ; Bruce Dannelly, Presi- dit; Becky Reddick, Recording Secretary; Bob Forster, Vice President; Trudy Barrett, Miss Mary McCall, Sponsor. Second tow: Sylvia Mikkola, Laura Kersey, nelle DeWitt, Roslyn Ratliffe, Diane Lansford, Jouida Fussell, Elizabeth Russell, Joyce Sommers, Dianne Williams, Gail Coleman, Phyllis Harrell, Sharon Dukes, ody Davis. Third row: Marion Jordan, Al Schwanebeck, Gerald Hartwig, Herbert Burke, James Griffin, William Walker, Ronnie Arnold. Bobby Mayers, Wayne C sham, Howard Shoptaw, John Sparrow. Phi Beta Lambda is a national business fraternity spon- sored by the National Business Education Association. Its purpose is to promote service, leadership, and scholarship in business. As part of their activities, the fraternity plans and pre- pares bulletin boards in the business building and spon- sors a Homecoming display. Membership is open to all those with a major or minor in Business. Seated: Becky Reddick, Recording Secretary; Bruce Dannelly, President; Julie Bell, Corresponding Secretary. Standing: Jack Hill, Treasurer; Bob Forster, Vice-President. Ill Seated: Nancy McCall, Susan Lanier, Lounelle Merritt, Nancy Crumpler, president; Ralph Purser, vice president; Pat Tripp, secretary treasurer. Standing: Altimon Doy Beck, David Dunbar, Dr. David Ruffin, advisor; not pictured: Jackie Richards, social chairman. English Club To stimulate interest in the language arts and the fine arts is the purpose of the English Club, an organization composed of English majors and minors. It strives to promote better usage in the spoken and written language and a deeper appreciation of literature. 112 German Club The German Club was organized to give German stu- dents an insight into the life and customs of Germany while they are learning the language in class. Under the guidance of the Statesboro German Circle and Dr. and Mrs. Farkas the members learn through films, lectures and conversation. v . r, . _ it- .1 „j n,„;j Rincr Hurst Mrs Clara Farkas. advisor; Henrietta Glisson, president; Dr. Zoltan J. Farkas. advisor; Sheila Waters, M?iie 0 Bro5h°ea e J fetndtS ■ co I W dd™, ' Linda Gillis, Joanie Hooper, Sharon Kelly, Coretta Holcomb Madeline Misfeldt, Carolyn Mooney Third L-Xncfa Stubbs, Donald Grinde, Anne Edge, Donald Vik, John Herrington, Ralph A. McCuin, Johnny S. Lew,s, Larry Duncan, Dav.d Christiansen, Tommy Gordon, Wyman Hunt, Jerry Wilkerson, Russell Brown, Kay Runes. 113 Science Club The principal goal of the Science Club is to increase the students ' proficiency in the sci- ences by lectures, field trips, and othei phases of scientific inquiry. Any student interested in the various phases of the exact or natural sciences is eligible for membership in this organization. Officers: Seated: Donna Larisey, Pres.; Jimmy Taylor, Vice Pres.; Penny Trapnell, Sec. Standing: Dr. John Boole, Adv.; Garybill Daniel, Rep.; Dr. Leo Weeks, Adv.; Charles Riner, Treas. Has anyone located the Moon yet? 1 1 First row: Elaine Donkar, Penny Trapnell, Earline Jordan, Donna Larisey, Vivian McKinney, Madeline Misfeldt, Mike Martin. Second row: Dr. Whitehead Weeks, Graybill Daniel, Harry Beck, John Herrington, Don Amerson, Sonny Riggs, Jimmy Taylor, Dr. John Boole. Third row: Charles Riner, Jua Thompson, Maurice Boutwell, Dr. C. I. Colvin, Dr. Robert Boxer. 1 14 AX ,rst row: Dr. Ed Smart, Advisor; Jamie Lou Emery, Patti Culpepper, Ginger Higgins, Sandra Mock, Lillian Martin, Elizabeth Russell, Dr. Jack Averitt, Advisor. ' .cond tow. Mike Martin, Bob Nordman, Leo Sable, Jim McCullough, Tom Hendrix, Fred Cook, Ina Emanuel, Lounelle Merritt, Anne Cook, Freddie Cook. Alpha Qigma Alpha Sigma is for all students who are in- terested in the study of Archaeology. Each quarter the Society makes trips to various Indian mounds in Georgia. Several Shell burials were found by members at Sweet- heart ' Mounds near Sylvania. The purpose of this organization is to pro- mote the interest and study of Archaeology among students. ficers: LouneUe Merritt, President; Mike Martin, Social Chairman; Ina Emanuel, Secre- y-Treasurer. 115 lota Alpha Tau Iota Alpha Tau, the former Arts and Industry Club, is composed of students who are interested in the industrial phases of our technological world. Its purpose is to promote the understanding and develop- ment of better means of industrial quality. Active in state activities, members are sent to the Georgia Industrial Arts Asso- ciation for high school students to serve as leaders and advisors. I AT members utilized their technical knowledge and skill as well as creativity to produce outstanding mechanized floats and displays for the Christmas parade and Homecoming. Membership is open to all Industrial Arts and Industry majors. Tony Adams Billy Anderson Ray Beeland Bob Cowley C. L. Daughtry Nelson Elliott Ragan Hardie Joe Kiene David Lundberg First row: Ray Beeland, Nelson Doc Elliott, Secretary; Thomas Newsome, President; Edward Stewart, Vice-President; Eugene Smith, Treasurer; M. J. Sandf s Reporter; Tony Adams. Second row: Thomas Johnson, Pete Brandon, Rick Stevens, Bob Cowley, William Ricks, George Spooner, Mr. Martin, Sponsor; Bob House. Tn j row: Ragan Hardie, Billy Anderson, Doug Veal, David Lundberg, C. L. Daughtry, Dr. Williams, Sponsor; Albert Long. Young Democrats The Young Democrats is a political organization promoting the Democratic Party on campus. Seated: Robert Flanders, President; Bill Muller, Vice-President; Claudia Burkett, Secretary-Treas- urer; Gary Roberts, Reporter. Standing: Charles Monroe, Donald Vic, Sheila Miller, Bryant Youmans, Melinda Lee, Hoyt Canady. 1 18 Baptist Student Union First row: Dr. Lee Cain, advisor; Byron Downs, Herbert Shippey, Lynn Jordon, Patsy Sheffield, Veronica Stokes, Ruby Woodward, Joy Walden, Judy McCord, Angela Gindlesperger, Buddy Aultman. Second row: Van Poole, Bill Johnson, Wayne Woodward, Larry Scott, Janie Williams, Connie Routh, Susan Lanier, Carolyn Cramer, Jamey Waters, Brenda Ogletree, Sheila Waters. Third row: Florrie Coffey, BSU director; Carolyn Anderson, Ann Butt, Sue Collins, Kay Reeves, Jane Moore, Brenda Cain, Linda Watson, Robbie Dunagan, Latrelle Smith, Sara Jo Lane, Nancy Anderson, Christine Carroll. Fourth row: James Sarratt, Bob Holcomb, president; Dave Parker, Elaine Harbuck, Peggie Matheson, Beverly Slater, Nancy McCollough, Linda Edwards, Gloria Bridges, Lorene Johnson, Carol Margaret Ward, Danny Hagan, Warren McKinney. Young Women ' s Auxiliary BSU and YWA are both Baptist student or- ganizations to promote religious activities on campus. First row: Nancy Anderson, Ann Butt, Sue Collins, Jane Moore, Joy Walden. Second row: Beverly Slater, Linda Watson, Brenda Cain, Patsy Sheffield, Ruby Woodward, Robbie Dunagan. Third row: Mrs. Wallis Cobb, Jr., Counselor; Elaine Harbuck, Peggy Matheson, Linda Edwards, Sara Jo Lane, Latrelle Smith, Carol Margaret Ward. 119 Westminster Fellowship This is an organization for students belonging to the Presbyterian Church. Seated: Claudia Pate, Madeline Misfeldt, Jen White. Standing: Danny Broucek, Jeri Prince, president; Frank Cheng, secretary-treasurer. Not Pictured: Ann Folger, vice-president; Susan Harris, Sandra Buckholz, Noel Benson, and Judy Rach. Newman Club First row: Mary Beth Ganter, Jamie Lou Emery, Patricia Ann Duckworth, Helen Lee. Second row: Jerry Wilkerson, Pete Vivenzio, president; Father Duffy, advisor; Tommy Thomas, vice-president; Sister Susanna. Third row: Dianne Lott, Kathy Robson, Michael Stephens, Woody Lewis, Dan Slattery, Joe Crine, Paul Joseph, Mary Ann Pollak, Shiela Miller. The Newman Club is a religious organization for Catholic Youth. Kappa Mu Alpha A honor society for math majors. Kneeling: Carroll Beard, Vice-President; Julian Deal, President. Standing: Ginger Hill, Barbara Ayers, Secretary; Shirley Harper, Caroline Pitts, Claudia Pate, Jeri Prince, Brenda Taylor. Second row: Jimmy Peters, Byron Downs, Charles Johnson, Terry Pye. Primitive Baptist An organization for Primitive Baptist students. Seated: Carlette Harvey, Program Chairman; Peggy Hagin, Secretary-treasurer; Jouida Fussell, President; Pamela Roberts, pianist. Standing: Billy Wilson, Helen Adams, Mrs. E. A. Pate, Advisor; Kathryn Harper, Walton Gibbs. Left to right: Jerry Bundy, Martha Lamb, Amelia Robson, Sally Wilkerst 1 Wayne Abbott, Rev. Willis H. Moore, Director; Juan Thompson, Jack Lews Frank Padgett, Elizabeth Russell, Beverly Corley, Rosemary Burgamy, Ro| : Appel, Miriam Carruth. Concert Choir row: Frank Thomas, H. E. Wright, Paul Merritt, Robert Forbes, Blimp Davis, Harold Smith, Jr., Larry Scott, Gary Dawson, Jerry McClintock. Second rt ■ Wildes, Donovan Kickli ' ghtef, Roslyn Daniel, Lori Chambliss, Sarah Kessler, Sheron Smith, Linda Gillis, Elaine Lucas, Beverly Maddox, Wynn Carsw  ' aters, Edna Hall, Garlynda Thompson. Third row: Marian Gray, Carol Cromer, Carolyn Gramer, Gloria Bridges, Brenda West berry, Angela Gindlesperg ; gan, Betty Jones, Peggy Hagin, Charlotte Stewart, Carolyn Moore, Becky Joiner, Ruby Woodward. Fourth row: James Sarratt, Glenn Westberry, Cu ' Murff, Jerry Walker, David Hall, Buddy Stribling, Danny Broucek, Jack Mullis, Leslie Bracewell, John Eden, Ellis Cannon, Rodhy Edwards, Sow Johi ivne Moseley, Vernon Burnsed, James Griner. IEX Sigma Epsilon Chi Seated: _ Ricky Murray alumni-secretary, historian; Albert Green, recorder; Holt Johnson, president; Robert T. Fullerton, vice-president- Jimmv Hilhard; Buddy Wright. Standing: Curtis Farrar, Mike Nix, Porky Haynes, Jimmy Brown, George Chambliss, Jerry Long, Carl Brooks Not pictured - Gilbert Feel, Parliamentarian. r Sigma Epsilon Chi, a new fraternity on campus, was founded by fourteen junior and senior men. The purpose of the fraternity is represented by its Greek letters. Sigma is for service to the campus, Epsilon represents education, and Chi represents cooperation. The primary function of the fraternity is providing large social and educational events for the student body. New members are selected by an entire affirmative vote of the Brothers. This procedure is done at the beginning of each quarter. Linda Murray. Sivcelheart. 123 THE The George-Anne, campus newspaper, is published week- ly by students of Georgia Southern College. In its 39th year of publication, the paper serves as an outlet for campus news, student opinion, and editorial expression. An editorial board composed of the editor, associate editor, news editor and sports editor, directs the policy and publishing of the college weekly. The paper, in past years has been rated First Class by Hoyt Canady, Associate Editor Tic Tac Toe . . I win. Gary Roberts and Bob Flanders, Columnists Agnes Farkas. S aff u riter; and Lutz Seidel, Columnist Nanci Sanders, Staff writer Amelia Robson and Carolyn Anderson, Staff writers The George - Anne 127 Jerry Lifsey, Aerie Editor Ginger Hill. Associate Editor Mike Martin, Organizations Editor Rhetta Thompson Classes Editor Lee Silver, Sports Editor Now, Mr. Currie, for this shot I want you to hang from the basketball goal and . Organizations Staff: Dennis Raith, Pat Bell. Woody Crosby. The Reflector was first published by the Senior class of GSC, then Geor- gia Normal School, in 1926. The purpose of the Reflector is first to record the students organizations and major activities of the year and second, with the Student Life and Aerie sections to capture the mood and spirit of the campus. Classes Staff: Jim Hollingsworth Holly , C. V. Schoof, Joseph. Not pictured: Betsy Moss. Reflector Staff Glenda McMichen Academics Staff Business Staff: Charles Darling, Betsy Scott, Jack Hill. JO Reflector Staff 131 ■ Athletics J. B. Scearce Dean of Georgia Basketball Athletic Director and Head Basketball coach The Atlanta Journal Coach of the Year ' Athletics Man creates with his mind, but a functionary mind is dependent on a sound, healthy body. An alert mind is often maintained through athletic competition. Co-ordina- tion, skill, and knowledge are the paths to success fol- lowed by man, the athlete. Though he is trained to succeed and is given the desire to win, he is prepared to accept de- feat. Athletics develop the combination of mind, body, and spirit that was so highly regarded by the ancient Athenians. J. B. upstages the athletes with his Oscar- winning portrayal of a basketball coach. 136 First row: Leahman Stanley, Don Adler, Tommy Dial, David Owens, Jimmy Rose, Jimmy Scearce. Second row: Jim Seeley, Dave Christiansen, Bill Pickens, Dick Broderson, Raymond Reynolds, Mike Rickard. The Georgia Southern Eagles, started the season off by downing Valdosta State College, 77-67. The Eagles ran into trouble just before Christmas and lost to Tennessee Tech and Auburn University. After coming back from the Christmas holidays the Eagles shot forward with blazing shooting and rolled over their next 12 opponents, be- fore falling to Carson-Newman in Death Valley . Southern came right back and finished their season with a 22 and 5. The Eagles journeyed to Jacksonville University for the N.A.I. A. District Tournament. Southern met Shorter College in the first game and rolled past Shorter, 76-60, and in the Championship game stumbled to Jacksonville University, 56-51. 1965 SEASON RECORD Frank Radovich Assist. Varsity Coach George Watson, Manager Sherry Lester, Trainer G.S.C. Opponents 77 67 Valdosta 76 66 Oglethorpe 80 81 Cumberland 64 80 Auburn 111 123 Tennessee Tech 85 67 Culver-Stockton 86 78 Stetson 92 56 Belmont Abbey- 84 71 Mercer 101 68 Wilmington 94 76 Tampa 95 79 Stetson 92 64 Carson-Newman 108 78 Southern Mississippi 87 82 Jacksonville 102 82 Oglethorpe 119 95 Tampa 56 75 Carson-Newman 85 73 Cumberland 107 82 The Citadel 124 87 Belmont Abbey- 92 74 Jacksonville 88 73 75 Spring Hill 64 South Carolina 81 73 Mercer 76 60 Shorter 51 56 Jacksonville N.A.I.A. District Tonrnampnt Dr. Richard Stebbins Trainer Advisor Coach J. I. Clement Business Manager 137 138 Thi9 long arm meant two points 140 Easy does it Cheerleaders Students, faculty, and fans alike are very proud of this year ' s cheerleaders. Through the year they led us at pep rallies, and basketball games, and everywhere they were needed. Their leadership and spirit have helped lead our teams to many victories. Miss Ruth Green Advisor 143 First row: Jimmy Dobson, Booty Etheridge, Frank Waters, Andy Duffy, Joe McDaniel. Second row: Bobby Clarke, Ken Martin, Dave Christiansen, Mike Davis, Don Callaway, Elden Carmichael. Freshman Basketball Bill Alexander — Assist. Coach Ed Thompson — Coach 1965 SEASON RECORD G.S.C. OPP. Alumni 66 69 Southern Tech 91 90 A.B.A.C. 43 69 Wingate 76 77 South Georgia 51 60 South Georgia Trade 78 60 Armstrong 60 71 The Citadel Freshman 83 66 Univ. of South Carolina Freshman 71 79 Jacksonville Univ. Freshman 74 84 The Citadel Freshman 93 104 Brewton-Parker 67 69 South Georgia 79 58 A.B.A.C. 93 69 Jacksonville Univ. Freshman 73 69 Brewton-Parker 80 70 Univ. of South Carolina 94 69 144 Buford Manning, Assist. Mgr. Allen Simmons, Manager Mark Comer, Assist. Trainer Lee Silver, Trainer RANKUN CHEVROLET CO V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Freshman Cheerleaders Diane Howington Sterling Bowman Judy Hunnicut Kip Burton, John Peacock, Ronald Tyre, Arnold Murphy, Larry Merritt, Joe Lumpkin, John Latimer, Charles Eunice, John Prentice, Charles Williams, Buddy Harris, Jimmy Allen, Richard Bowden, Jere Hook, Ronnie Mayhew, Bill Aldrich. Not pictured: Sammy Williams. 1965 SEASON RECORD Opponents G.S.C. William and Mary 41 Univ. of Virginia Georgia Tech David Liscomb Auburn Univ. Slippy Rock Univ. of West Virginia 55 Univ. of Georgia 43 Memphis State Univ. 58 53% 65% 80% 35 42% 96 90 77 63 105 53 40 99 Eagles End 7-2 ia Always contenders for the N.A.I. A. National Crown, the 1965 Georg Southern Gymnastic team promised to live up to their tradition and they did. The Eagles finished the season with a 7-2 record. The high flying Eagles were led by Kip Burton, and Buddy Harris. Buddy was chosen to the First All American Team, first on the Parallel bars and High bar last year. Kip was chosen to the Second All American Team. Pat Yeager Coach Gordon Egelson, Assistant Coach Winston Pittman Trainer Billy Felder Manager First row: Lee Silver (t rainer), Jim Abbott, Lewis Miller, Robin Olmstead. Second row: Joe Scraggs (Coach), Clay Warnock, Jon Roundtree, George Wickham, Harry Carter, Dr. Richard Stebbins, (coach). Not pictured: Alec Caswell Tennis Coach Stebbins and Coach Scrages A promising season is expected from the Southern Netters this year. The returning lettermen will be David Hall (Captain), Lewis Miller, Clay Warnock, Alec Caswell, and with the new Freshman and transfer students, the Netters are looking for a successful sea- son. David Hall, Captain N.A.I.A. District i After a very successful finish the Eagles, emerged as Dis- trict 25 Champions, by defeating Mercer University and West Georgia College. Following the District 25 Victory, Southern entered into the N.A.I.A. area 7 playoff. They main- tained their winning streak by defeating Erskine College 12-4, and downing Carson-Newman 6-3. During the Championship game the Eagles also retired William Carey 11-2; and cap- tured a berth in the national playoffs in St. Joseph, Missouri. Southern won their first two games of the tourney by de- feating May field State College 11-7 and Sam Houston State 5-4. They fell to Grambling 3-0 and West Liberty State 5-0; emerging third in the N.A.I.A. Coach J. I. Clements; Ed Thompson, Coaches Larry Crouch Captain Bobby Pierce 156 We are waiting Bill Paige, Ron Slocomb, Andy Pennington, Jimmy Flanders, Wrigth North, Sam Schafers, Coach Frank Radovich. Not pictured: Harold Varn. j 9 i B 5 IS sEI Big S SI .a a ,11 II 11 161 LLOYD L. JOYNER, JR. Registrar Sandy Smith, Lola Bazemore, Jo Alexander. Kate Pate, Kirbylene Stephens. Jackie Mikell, Lizzie Norman, Jean Coleman, Kathy Eggleston 163 JOHN S. MARTIN B.S., Georgia Southern College, M.Ed., Georgia Southern College EDGAR C. GODFREY B.S.Ed., Ohio University, M.S., Ohio University DR. DONALD HACKETT, Chairman B.S., U. of Illinois, M.E., U. of Missouri, Ed.D., U. of Missouri i64 THOMAS ALEXANDER SINGLETARY B.S., Georgia Southern College, M.S., Stout State College The Division of Arts and Industry houses the departments of arts, industrial education, and industry. Through this di- vision, students may receive the Bachelor of Science in Education degree with ma- jors in art and industrial education, the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in industry, and the Bachelor of Arts de- gree with a major in art. DR. FRIEDA GERNANT A.B., Western Michigan College of Education M.A., University of Michigan, E.D.D.. Columbia University ROXIE REMLEY A.B., Peabody College, M.A., Peabody College, M.F.A., Pratt Institute FRED FAGNANT B.S., Georgia Southern, M.S., Florida State U. FRANCIS SAKER Graduate Assist. JOSIAH SAMUEL EZELL B.B.A., North Texas State, M.B.A., North Texas State MARY McCALL A.B., Carson Newman College, M.S., University of Tennessee DR. PAUL LaGRONE, Chairman B.S., Bowling Green College of Commerce, M.B.A., University of Denver, Ph.D., University of Alabama ■ I MARCUS STRICKLAND B.A., Emory University, . M.B.A., Ga. State College of I 66 ' , Business Administration LARRY PRICE BSEE, U. of Arkansas, M.B.A., U. of Arkansas ROBERT FISHBURNE B.S., U. of South Carolina, M.B.A., U. of South Carolina JOHN A. BEAGLE B.B.A., U. of Miami, M.B.A., U. of Miami CP. A. in Florida MARTHA HOLMES B.B.A., U. of Georgia, M.A., University of Ga. MARY McCALL A.B., Carson Newman College, M.S., University of Tennessee builds speed BUILDS ACCURAC REDUCES FAT I GU EDUCES ETEST MRS. MARJORIE BELL B.S., Georgia Southern College, M.A., Peabody College WILLIAM NEVILLE LL.B., Mercer University JOHN K. HARRIS BSBA, 1963; MBA, University of Arkansas Division of Business The Business Division of- fers majors in business admin- istration, business education, and secretarial administration. The students receiving the Bachelor of Science in Busi- ness Administration may take options in accounting, finance, marketing, management, and general business. DR. CARL F. HANKINS B.S., Arkansas Teacher ' s College M.A., Peabody and Vanderbilt College, Ph ' .D., Peabody and Vanderbilt WILLIAM TOTTON BBA, Oklahoma University, M.B.A., Oklahoma University 167 DR. STARR MILLER, Chairman B.S., University of Georgia M.S., University of Georgia Ed.D., Duke University Division of Education The preparation of personnel to work in the iieid of Education is the single and central purpose of the Division of Education. While this purpose is shared by other divisions of the college, the faculty of the Division devote their total energies to providing pro- spective teachers with the study, guidance and experi- ences needed for their tasks. This is accomplished through experiences in the laboratory school, student teaching as well as courses in curriculum and methods and the psychological foundations of learning. DR. THOMAS HARRIS B.S. East Carolina College M.A. East Carolina College Ph.D., University of North Carolina GLADYS WALLER B.S. Ed., Woman ' s College of Georgia M.A. Peabody College | 9 MARVIN PITTMAN LAB SCHOOL FACULTY !70 ANDREW S. EDWARDS DR. WILLIAM A. McKENNEY A.B. Mercer University A.B. University of Kentucky M.Ed. Mercer University M.A. University of Kentucky Ph.D. Florida State University JOHN R. LINDSEY DR. WILLIAM L. HITCHCOCK DR. HAROLD T. JOHNSON B.S.A. Clemson College B.S.A. University of Georgia A.B. Troy State College M.Ed. Mercer University M.Ed. University of Georgia M.S. Auburn University A.M.Ed. Florida State University Ed.D. Oregon Ed.D. Auburn University 171 172 DR. JACK NELSON AVERITT, Chairman B.S., Georgia Southern College M.A., University of Georgia Ph.D., University of Nortli Carolina MR. BARNARD MATHEWS A.B. Austin (Texas), College DR. OTIS H. STEPHENS A.B. University of Georgia M.A. University of Georgia Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University Division of Qocial Science The Division of Social Science includes the Department of History and the aca- demic fields of Economics, Geography, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology. Majors in three degree programs are offered in the Social Sciences. Students may ohtain a B.A. degree in History, Poli- tical Science, Psychology or Sociology. MRS. CHARLOTTE A. FORD A.B. University of Georgia M.A. Georgia Southern College DR. ROBERT DAVID WARD B.S., M.S., Auburn University Ph.D., University of North Carolina RICHARD B. SPICER A.B., Claremont College M.A., Johns Hopkins University DR. CLYDE B. VEDDER A.B. University of California M.A. University of California Ph.D. University of California EDWARD B. DOWNIE A.B. University of Arkansas M.A. University of Arkansas 173 English Division CLARENCE W. McCORD B.A., Louisiana College B.S., Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary M.A., Louisiana State University CLAYTON H. HUFF B.A., McGill University M.A., Washington University EDWARD LITTLE A.B.. Hiram College A.M., U. of Michigan CLAUDE BRITT, JR. A.B., Wake Forest M.A., University of Alaba DR. ZOLTON J. FARKAS Professor ' s Diploma, Royal Hungarian Pazmany University, Budapest WALTER WAYNE WALTERS B.A., Shorter College M.A., University of Alabama JANE LIGHTCAP A.B. University of Florida A.M. University of Florida DONALD M. DAVIS A.B., Birmingham Southern M.A., Emory University WILLIAM F. SIMPSON B.A., Washington Lee University M.A., University of North Carolina WALTER H. SMITH B.A. West Ga. College, M.A., University of Tennessee DR. FIELDING D. RUSSELL, Chairman A.B., M.A., University of Georgia Ph.D., George Washington University 176 MRS. MARY H. MIKELL A.B. University of Georgia M.Ed. University of Georgia DR. LAWRENCE HUFF A.B., M.A., University of Georgia Ph.D., Vanderhilt University DR. WOODROW W. POWELL B.S., Georgia Southern College A.M., Duke University Ph.D., Duke University DR. DAVID A. RUFFIN A.R.. Southwestern Presbyterian M.A.. Ph.D., Vanderhilt University MARION CAREY A.B. Boston University M.A. U. of North Carolina MRS. ZOLTAN FARKAS ROBERT L. OVERSTREET A.B., North Georgia College M.A., Northwestern University Division of Languages. The division of languages includes courses in the areas of English, Mench, German, Spanish and Speech. Undergraduate Majors leading o both the Bachelor of Arts Degree and the Bachelor of Science Degree n Education are offered in English, French and speech. The Division, through the direction of various members of its staff ponsors an intercollegiate debating program, an English club, a French lub, a German club, a dramatics club and a literary publication. ROY F. POWELL A.B., University of Georgia M.A. University of Missouri I 177 DR. BETTY LANE, Chairman B.S., Woman ' s College of Georgia M.Ed., University of Georgia Ph.D., Florida State University MRS. MARY EDITH ABERCROMBIE B.S., Tift College, M.S., University of Georgia VERVIL L. MITCHELL B.S., Auburn University, M.S., U. of Tennessee The curriculum of the Home Economics Divi- sion offers a broad scope of subject matter, based upon research in both biological and sociological sciences as well as the arts. Two degree programs are offered, the Bachelor of Science in Home Economics and the Bachelor of Science in Education with a major in Home Economics. As homemaking is both the choice and destiny of most young women, the curriculum in Home Economics is designed to provide for cultural needs, citizenship responsibilities and homemak- ing interests of young women. Miss Rippetoe, representative from the Southwestern stores of the General Electric Company visited the Home Economics Divi- sion. LUCILE GOLIGHTLY B.S., Auburn U., M.S., U. of Tennessee MARY HELTSLEY B.S., Western Kentucky State M.S., University of Tennessee 179 Division of Health and Physical Education J. B. SCEARCE, JR., Chairman B.S., M.A. Eastern Kentucky Teachers College J. I. CLEMENTS, JR. B.S., M.A. Eastern Kentucky. HENRY P. YEAGER B.S., David Elkins College M.Ed., Springfield College DR. THOMAS MARIANI B.S. University of Tampa M.A. University of Florida H.S.D. University of Florida HELEN D. BROGDON B.S., U. of Maryland M.S., Florida State U. DELORES COLLINS B.S., M.Ed., Georgia Southern College FRANK RADOVICH B.S., Indiana University RUTH GREEN B.S., U. of Chattanooga; M.S., U. of Tenn. MRS. REBA BARNES B.S. M. Ed., Georgia Southern College DR. DOUGLAS LEAVITT B.S., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University, H.S.D., Indiana University The Division of Health, Physical Education and Recreation has three functions at Georgia Southern College. First, it is responsi- ble for the health and physical education courses that are taken by all students. Second, it is responsible for professional training programs. G.S.C. is the only college in Geoigia offering a profes- sional degree in Recreation. Third, it is responsible for the com- petitive sports programs, both intramural and inter-collegiate. DENNY BURAU B.S. Ga. Southern College M.Ed. Georgia Southern College EDWIN LOUIS THOMPSON A. B., Transylvania College DR. RICHARD JAMES STEBBINS B. S., Indiana University M.Ed., Boston University P.E.D. Indiana University 181 Division of Qcience and Mathematics DR. JOE WILBUR, JR. B.S. Memphis State College; M.A. Memphis State College; Ed.D., University of Georgia DR. JOHN ALLEN BOOLE, JR., Chairman A.B. University of Virginia; M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Ph.D., University of North Carolina FRED WALLACE B.S.E., University of Florida; M.A.E., University of Florida DR. LEO WEEKS B.S., Georgia Southern College; M.A., Peabody College; Ph.D., Peabody College DR. GORDON P. DEWOLF, JR. B.S., University of Massachusetts; M.S., Tulane University; M.S., University of Malaya; Ph.D. University of Cambridge 182 DR. JOHN SPOONER B.S. Georgia State; M.A. University of Florida; Ph.D. University of Florida H. S. HANSON A.B. Emory University; M.S. Emory University; M.A. Emory University 183 PROFESSOR I. RHYS JONES M.A.B. Sc. (Oxon) DR. STLIRGIS McKEEVER MRS. JUANICE McEACHIN B.S., North Carolina State College; M.S., North A.B., Valdosta State College; M.A., Carolina State College; Ph.D., North Carolina University of Georgia State College DR. TULLY S. PENNINGTON B.S., Georgia Southern College; M.S., Cornell University; Ed.D. Florida State University DR. ROBERT BOXER B.S. Brooklyn College M.A. Brooklyn College Ph.D. Rutgers The Division of Science and Mathe- matics offers programs in chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics as well as the pre-professional programs in medicine, forestry, dentistry, phar- macy and medical technology. The B.S. degree may be obtained in biology, chemistry mathematics, medi- cal technology and physical science and the M.S. degree in biology. DR. CLAIR I. CALVIN B.S. Ohio University; M.S. University of Miami; Ph.D. University of Miami JAMES DOWDY B.S. in Education, Georgia Southern College MRS. MAE OLLIFF B.S. in Education, Georgia Southern College M.S. in L.S., Florida State University Library Staff MRS. MILDRED SANDERS A.B. Wesleyan College M.S. in L.S., University of North Carolina GRACE COOPER B.S., Knox College M.A. Ed. George Peabody College M.A.L.S. Florida State MRS. MARY GINTER A.B., Woman ' s College of Georgia; A.B. in L. S., Emory University 186 Mrs. Claire Franklin, Mrs. Myra Hendrix, Mrs. Ann Abner HASSIE McELVEEN, . Librarian B.S. Ed. Georgia Southern College, B.L.S. George Peabody College - . DR. JOHN P. GRAHAM B.M. North Texas State M.M. North Texas State Ed.D. University of Oklahoma Division of Music The Division of Music of- fers two undergraduate de- grees the A.B. with a major in performance or church music; and the B.S. with a major in music education. Private lessons in all areas are offered. The band and chorus as well as small en- sembles of various types are a part of the music major ' s pro- gram. DON NORTHRIP B.M. Oklahoma Baptist University, B. Mus. U. of Oklahoma, M.M., U. of Oklahoma ROBERT E. GERKEN B.S.M. Butler University M.A. Catholic University 187 Seated: Mrs. Mae H. Webb, Mrs. Robert Benson, C. R. Pound, Director; Mrs. Eunice Ellis, Mrs. Director of Plant Operations C. R. Johnson Nan Hollingsworth ; Standing: Marjorie Jones, Mrs. Effie Parker, Mrs. Sara A. Savage, Penny Allen, Mrs. Wilma Drake, Mrs. Nona S. Stone J Nurses: Eva Bryant, Dorothy Wiggins, and Muriel Bryant I ' m gonna have a WHAT? ' Campus Security James Ray Akins, Cardell Cowart and Howard Merriman House Directors Mrs. Archie Jackson, Mrs. Mary Kate Evans, Mrs. Maude Davis, Mrs. Jane Morgan, Mrs. Willie Davis, Mrs. Althea Bates, Mrs. Frances Hinson, Mrs. Inez George WINDOW HOI OPEN 82? AM. CL05 Close 12 Noon Satuf ' ' jj jjj jj . 1; : 189 Lou Gassett — Secretary-Treasurer Jimmy Rainwater — President Seniors The seniors still have time for fun, but they know the end is within their grasp. A final year of hard work, trying to fulfill their purposes, trying to decide what to do after June. The year still goes by quickly; Honors Day arrives, and outstanding seniors are rewarded for their efforts and work at GSC. The Lantern Walk Tradition is carried on, and seniors realize what they will miss. Graduation comes too soon; they walk down the aisles and across the platform to receive a sheet of paper which represents four years of hard work. College life is over, but their journey into life is just be- ginning. ■ JIM ABBOTT— Milledgeville B.S. in Recreation WAYNE ABBOTT— Mauk B.S. in Business Ad. HELEN ADAMS— Macon B.S. in Music Ed. LETTY ALLEN— Swainsboro B.S. in Education, Junior High Ed. PAUL L. ALLEN— Canton, Ohio B.S. in Junior High Ed. LEWIS SMITH ANDERSON, JR. A.B. in Sociology -Milledgeville RUTH ANDERSON— Forsyth B.S. in Business Ad. ROGER DOUGLAS APPEL— Statesboro A. B. in History JENELLE ARRINGTON— Columbus B. S. in English JAMES H. ASKEW— Columbus B.S. in Business Ad. JACKSON D. ASPINWALL— Patterson B.S. in Business Ad. JAMES W. ATHON— Montezuma B.S. in Physical Ed. Qeniors 193 BARBARA AYERS— LaGrange B.S. in Math LARRY H. BACON— Savannah B.S. in Recreation EARL BAGLEY — Hinesville B.S. in Physical Ed. DON BAGWELL— Gray B.S. in Business Ad. HAINES BALDWIN— Douglas B.S. in Business Ad. LONICE C. BARRETT— Perry B.S. in Recreation GERALD E. BAYGENTS— Warner Robins B.S. in Physical Ed. NANCY BEASLEY— Appling B.S.Ed, in Social Science JIMMY F. BEASLEY— Vidalia B.S.Ed, in Art HARRY N. BECK— Milledgeville B.S.Ed, in General Science MARGARET BELL— Americus B.S. in Education MARY JEAN BELL— Americus B.S. in Art Seniors 194 MASTON W. BELL— Climax B.S. in Physical Ed. GLENDA BENNETT— Pitts B.S.Ed, in English SAMUEL R. BENNETT— Culloden B.S. in Business Ad. GORDON BLACK WELL— Winder B.S. in Business Ad. JOYCE BLAIR— Douglas B.S. in Math JIM G. BLANCHARD— E vans A.B. in History PATRICK G. BLANCHARD— Appling B.S. in Business Ad. JAMES F. BLAND. JR.— Statesboro A. B. in History LLOYD BOHANNON— Forsyth B. S. in Health and Physical Ed. JESSE BOOKHARDT— Hazlehurst A. B. in Social Science JOE BOSTWICK— Milner B. S. in Elementary Ed. MAURICE BOUTWELL. JR.— Atlanta B.S.Ed, in Biology RAND BOWEN— Jesup A. B. in Psychology LINDA D. BRANNEN— Glennville B. S.Ed, in English JIMMY G. BRANTLEY— Wrightsville B.S. in Business Ad. 195 DAN BRAY— Statesboro B.S. in Accounting REID B. BRECKENRIDGE- Richmond, Va. Pre-Med. SUE BREWTON — Pembroke B.S. in Business Ed. RACHEL BRILEY— McRae B.S. in Business Ed. BARBARA C. BRINKLEY — Madison B.S. in Elementary Ed. WILLIAM D. BRODMANN— Savannah B.S. in Industry VONNIE BROOKS— Dearing B.S.Ed, in English FAYE BROWN— Blakely B.S. in Elementary Ed. RUTH M. BROWN— Portal B.S. in Business Ad. SANDRA BROWN— Dublin B.S. in Elementary Ed. ROSE MARIE BRUNO— Laredo, Texas B.S. in Elementary Ed. ALICE BUCHANAN— Americus B.S. in Elementary Ed. SANDRA BUCHHOLZ— Waycross B.S. in Elementary Ed. JACKIE BURCH— Chester B.S. in Elementary Ed. SALLY B. BURROUGHS —AUGUSTA B.S. in Business Ed. BILL CAIRE— Savannah A.B. in Psychology 196 WILBUR CALHOUN— Savannah B.S. in Accounting TED CALLAHAN— Palatka, Fla. A.B. in English CAROL CAMP — Columbus A.B. in Sociology BENNY CANNADY— Swainsboro A.B. in English HOYT CANADY— Atlanta A. B. in History ROSA CANNON— Adel B. S. in Elementary Ed. RICHARD M. CARLISLE— LaGrange B.S. in Business Ad. HOMER CARRAW AY— Camden, S.C. B.S. in Physical Ed. KAY CARTER— Portal B.S. in Business Ed. LINDA G. CARTER— Cairo B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. CHERYL CHALKEN— Gibson B.S. in Elementary Ed. DAPHNE ANN CHAMBLESS— Dawson B.S. in Elementary Ed. Seniors GEORGE CHAMBLISS— Tifton B.S. in Recreation BEVERLY CHAPMAN— Ludowici B.S. in Physical Ed. GAIL CHAPMAN— Hartwell B.S. in Recreation FRANK CHENG— Kobe, Japan A. B. in English JERRILYN CLARK— East Point DOROTHY CLAXTON— Swainsboro B. S. in English LORENA CLYATT— Hahira B.S. in Health and Phys. Ed. LINDA COALSON— Cartersville B.S. in Math GARY COKER— Monroe B.S. in Business Ad. RHODA JANE COLLINS— Gainesville B.S. in Elementary Ed. JOHN COOK— Savannah B.S. in Math JANE COOPER— Macon A.B. in Sociology 198 Geniors LARRY J. COOPER — Nesmith, S.C. B.S. in Physical Ed. LEE BARRY CRAFT— Daytona Beach, Fla. B.S. in Industry CAROLYN CRAMER— Augusta A.B. in Music ROBBIE JEAN CROSBY— Hazlehurst B.S. in Elementary Ed. MARY CROSS— Douglas B.S. in Physical Ed. GRAYBILL DANIEL— Miller. B.S. in General Science JERRY DANIEL— Waynesboro A. B. in Sociology RUSSELL DASHER— Vidalia B. S. Ed. in English JULIAN P. DEAL— Statesboro B.E. Ed. in Math SALLY A. DEAL— Statesboro B.S. in Elementary Ed. WAYNE DEAN- B.S. Ed. in Art -Jesup RALPH SIGLER DEAN, JR.— Jacksonville, Fla. B.S. in Elementary Ed. LINDA DEEN- B.S. Ed. in Math -Alma LEROY DELIONBACH— Americus A.B. in Psychology LARRY DEMBY— Lithia Springs A.B. in Sociology 199 CAROLYN DENT— Cordele B.S. in Elementary Ed. CHARLES E. DEWS— Ft. Gaines B.S. in Physical Ed. LARRY DIAL— Covington B.S.Ed, in Art ROBBIE JEAN DICKEY — Millen B.S. in Elementary Ed. CAROL DILLARD— Tifton B.S. in Elementary Ed. JANIE PATSY DODSON— Macon B.S. in Physical Ed. ALICE F. DOLLAR— Ochlochnee B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. ELAINE JACQUELINE DONKAR— Savannah B.S. in General Science JONNI RUTH DRURY- Brunswick B.S. in Junior High Ed. CLYDE D. DUNN— Eatonton B.S. in Physics PAT DURRENCE— Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. B.S. in Education BILL EBERHARDTT, JR.— Millen B.S. in Recreation Seniors ANNE EDGE— Cedartown A. B. in Sociology LINDA EDWARDS— Cuthbert B. S.Ed, in English ERNESTINE ELDER— Norman Park B.S.Ed, in Home Economics INA EMANUEL— Baxley A.B. in Social Science 200 VELYN ERWIN- Benevolence .S. in Elementary Ed. DHN EVANS— Thomson .S. in Business Ad. EGGY EXLEY — Savannah S. in Health and Physical Ed. OYCE B. EXLEY— Savannah S. in Business Ad. VERNON FAIL— Rincon 5. in Business Ad. FRED R. FAIN, JR. Brunswick 5. in Biology LLY FELDER— Waycross 5. in Recreation lMES F. FLOYD, JR. Jesup B. in Music NDRA FLOYD— Madison . in Elementary Ed. IOY DEAN FORD- Albany . in Business Ad. Seniors 201 Seniors REBA FOSKEY— Uvalda B.S. in Elementary Ed. POODLE FOUNTAIN — Savannah B.S. in Business Ad. BOBBY FREEMAN— Lincolnton B.S. in Chemistry JANICE FRIES— Millen B.S. in Elementary Ed. JAN FULCHER— Savannah B.S.Ed, in English ELEANOR C. FULLER- Augusta A. B. in English JOUIDA FUSSELL— Douglas B. S. in Business Ed. LOU GASSETT— Marshallville B.S. in Elementary Ed. DOUGLAS C. GEIGER- Atlanta A. B. in Art JAMES L. GILCHRIST- Sylvester B. S. in Ed. RAYMOND C GILREATH, JR.— Savannah A. B. in Sociology ALLAN GLASS— East Point B. S.Ed, in Art ANNIS GODDARD— Reynolds B.S. in Elementary Ed. BRENDA J. GOODING— Savannah B.S. in Elementary Ed. CYNTHIA R. GOODMAN— Tennille B.S. in Elementary Ed. PATRICIA GORDON— Boston B.S. in Physical Ed. 202 TERRY GORDON — Fitzgerald B.S. in Business Ad. FIONA GRAHAM— Blackshear B.S. in Elementary Ed. RICHARD GREEN— Fitzgerald B.S. in Business Ad. JACKIE GREER— Douglas B.S.Ed, in Home Economics WAYNE GRESHAM— Rome B.S. in Business Ad. JACK GRIFFIN— Sylvania B.S.Ed, in English JAMES G. GRIFFIN— Savannah B.S. in Business Ad. SHIRLEY ANN GRUBBS— Augusta B.S.Ed, in Business NORMA JEAN GUEST- Blackshear B.S. in Elementary Ed. ROBERT GUTHRIE, JR. — Arabi B.S.Ed, in Social Science SHERRY HAGAMAN— Macon B.S.Ed, in English DAVID HALL— Augusta B.S. in Biology 203 DOUGLAS HALL— Wrightsville B.S. in Business Ad. JULIANNA HAMBRICK — Valdosta B.S. in Elementary Ed. MARY JANE HAMILTON— Waycross B.S.Ed, in Home Economics ESTELLE R. HARBER— Sylvania B.S. in Elementary Ed. JUDY HARDIE — Gord on B.S.Ed, in Home Economics KATHRYN HARPER— Douglas B.S.Ed, in Math WAYNE HARRELL— Swainsboro B. S. in Business Ad. C. H. BUDDY HARRIS, JR.— Atlanta B.S. in Physical Ed. HAROLD BULL HARRISON— Harlem B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. THOMAS HARRISON. JR. — Sparta B.S. in Business Ad. GLENDA HARTLEY— Alamo B.S. in Physical Ed. L. W. HARTLEY, JR.— Savannah B.S. in Business Ad. JACQUELINE HASELL — Miami, Fla. B.S. in Elementary Ed. CAROLYN HAYMANS— Metter B.S.Ed, in Business KAY HENDRIX— Nevils B.S.Ed, in Social Science HARRY HERRIN— Nahunta 204 I BETTY HICKEY— Savannah B.S. in Elementary Ed. MIKE HICKMAN— Bay Branch B.S. in Industrial Arts CAROL HICKS— Decatur B.S.Ed, in Home Economics HARRY HICKS, JR.-Savannah B.S. in General Science MARGIE HILLIARD— Rhine B.S. in Elementary Ed. MARJORIE EVANS HINSON— Hazlehurst B.S.Ed, in Art ROSE CALLOWAY HODGES— Glennville B.S.Ed, in Business LU ANN HOG AN — Lincolnton B.S. in Elementary Ed. BOB HOLCOMB— Marietta B.S.Ed, in Math HARRIET HOLLEMAN— Statesboro A. B. in English JIM HOLLINGSWORTH— Conyers B. S.Ed, in French CHARLES W. BUD HOLTZCLAW. JH. Macon B.S. in Business Ad. Seniors 205 Seniors MARTIN H. HOLZMAN — Everglades, Fla. B.S. in Physical Ed. GLADA HOOKS— Swainsboro B.S.Ed, in Home Economics ROBERT F. HOUSE, JR.— Albany B.S. in Industrial Arts JOHNNY HUNNICUTT — Forsyth B.S. in Business Ad. ALLEN HUNT— Perry B.S. in Business Ad. DAVID BING HURST— Sylvania B.S. in Math BOBBY JAMES— Homerville B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. ANN JENKINS— Thomson B.S. in Business Ad. TRUDY JETT— Pitts B.S.Ed, in Home Economics LUTHER JONES— Albany A. B. in History MALON A. JONES— Warner Robins B. S. in Health and Physical Ed. ROSA LEE JONES— Lyons B.S.Ed, in English MARIAN REEVES JORDAN— Reidsville B.S. Ed. in Business JANETTE MOORE KELLEY— Augusta B.S. in Physical Ed. BETTY JEAN KELLY— Savannah B.S. in Elementary Ed. SANDRA GAIL KENNEDY— Midville B.S. in Physical Ed. 206 Seniors BARBARA SUE KING— Norcross B.S. in Education MARY ALTA KING — Jacksonville, Fla. B.S. in Math PAULINDA KING— Lithonia B.S.Ed, in Home Economics rULIA SHELNUTT KITCHEN— Charleston B.S. in Recreation CHARLES PATRICK KLEINPETER — Savannah B.S. in Business Ad. JANET KRAFT— Statesboro B.S. in Elementary Ed. DONNA LARISCY— Sylvania B.S. in Biology fOHN W. LAWSON- Warner Robins 5.S. in Business Ad. ACK LEWIS— Hazlehurst J.S. in Math OHN S. LEWIS— Glennville .S.Ed, in English OANNE LOVETT— Newington .S.Ed, in Business ;eorge franklin LUMPKIN— Warner Robins S. in Business Ad. HIRLEY MARIE LUNSFORD— Suches .S. in Elementary Ed. YNDA ANN LYNN— Adel S. in Health and Physical Ed. ENDELL C. MADRAY— Savannah S. in Health and Physical Ed. CLAIRE WILKES MAJORS— Macon B.S. in Elementary Ed. PATRICIA MALLARD— Jesup B.S.Ed, in Home Economics PANAGIOTIS MICHAEL MANUEL— Albany B.S. in Elementary Ed. JOHN OSCAR MARTIN, JR. — Statesboro B.S. ED. MATHEWS, JR.— Fort Valley B.S. in Business Ad. MARTHA McBRIDE — Waynesboro B.S.Ed, in Home Economics JIMMY McCULLOUGH — Savannah B.S. VIVIAN McKINNEY — Washington B.S. in Biology WARREN McKINNEY— Cordele B.S. in Business Ad. BRENDA J. MEEKS— Macon B.S.Ed, in Social Science LOUNELLE MERRITT— Broxton A.B. in Sociology BARBARA ANN MILLER— Vienna A.B. in Social Science Seniors HOWARD W. MILLER— Sylvania B.S. in Industrial Technology KATE MILLER— Lyons B.S. in Jr. High Ed. LOUIS H. MILLER, JR. — Lincolnton B.S. in Physical Ed. HELEN ANN MILLIGAN — Callahan, Fla B.S. in Elementary Ed. 203 Seniors 4ARY LOUISA MITCHAM— Warm Springs I.S.Ed, in Home Economics lNNETTE MITCHELL— Brooklet !.S.Ed. in Math IECKY MOBLEY— Whigham I.S.Ed, in Business ;ATHY MONROE— Ashburn .S. in Jr. High Ed. NE MOORE— Covington S. in Elementary Ed. OB MORRIS— Appling .S. in Business Ad. AROLYN ELAINE MORRIS S. in Physical Ed. Augusta LLIAN MORRIS— Stilson in Math ( RBARA MOTES— Brunswick S.Ed, in English ARVIN R. MOXLEY — Cobbtown S. in Business Ad. )RMAN MO YE— Pitts 5. in Health and Physical Ed. rERETTE E. MULLIS I — Eastman .Ed. in Music CK MULLIS— Waycross Ed. in Music !ERRILL MURRAY- Plains : ' .Ed. in Social Science ILLIAM R. NASH— Winchester, Ky. | . in Psychology |len NEAL— Varrenton 1 Ed. in Art tRA ELLEN NEESMITH — Port Wentworth in Math NJAMIN A. VESMITH— Atlanta - in Physical Ed. N NEWBERRY— Vhigham in Elementary Ed. IjOMAS NEWSOME- •tatesboro B in Industrial Arts Seniors MARY JANE NICHOLSON- B.S. in Physical Ed. -Macon CAROLANA S. NOONAN— Savannah B.S. in Elementary Ed. JIMMY NORRIS— Warrenton B.S. in Business Ad. JUDY NORRIS — Douglas B.S.Ed, in Home Economics ROSLYN NORTH I N GTON— Davisboro B.S. in Elementary Ed. KAY OSBORN— Winter Park, Fla. B.S. in Elementary Ed. EULDINE OSBURN- Hazlehurst B.S.Ed, in Math ROBERT O ' STEEN— West Green B.S. in Biology DAVID OWENS— Pavo B.S. in Physical Ed. BARBARA PALMER— Vidalia B.S.Ed, in English LILA PAWLEY— Macon B.S. in Physical Ed. ALLEN PAYNE— Venice, Fla. B.S. in Physical Ed. ANDY PENNINGTON— Albany B.S. in Business Ad. JERRY ANNE PEVEY— Guyton B.S.Ed, in Music PEGGY PILGRIM— Lithonia B.S. in Recreation WINSTON PITTMAN— Gainesville B.S. in Physical Ed. BARBARA POLLARD— Augusta B.S.Ed, in English MICHAEL W. POLLARD— Savannah B.S. in Education KATHERINE POLLETT — Wrightsville B.S.Ed, in English VICKI LYNN POOLE— Louisville B.S.Ed, in Math 210 Seniors PATSY POSS— Brooklet B.S.Ed, in English JOHN POWELL— Claxton B.S.Ed, in Business KITTY POWELL— Waycross B.S. Jr. High Ed. JAMES H. RAINWATER- B.S. in Recreation -Tiftor PATRICIA ANN RAMEY— Statesboro B.S. in Elementary Ed. PRISCILLA RATCLIFFE — Brunswick B.S. in Elementary Ed. JUDITH RAY— Sycamore B.S. in Jr. High Ed. SARAH LUCILLE RAY— Macon B.S.Ed, in Home Ec. BECKY REDDICK- Thomson B.S. in Secretarial Administration FREDERICK C. REDMAN— St. Simons Island A. B. in Sociology CHARLES F. REEVES- Harlem B. S. in Social Science WILLIAM A. RICKS— Soperton B.S. in Industry ELLEN ROBERSON— Odum B.S. in Elementary Ed. WENDY ROGERS— Savannah B.S.Ed, in Home Ec. THOMAS CHARLES ROUSH — Swainsboro B.S.Ed, in Math i.J Seniors MEREDITH ROUNTREE— Springfield B.S. in Elementary Ed. FA YE RUFFIN— Augusta B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. JANELLE RUSHING— Statesboro B.S. in Elementary Ed. CAROL JOAN RUSHING— Savannah B.S.Ed, in Home Economics LYNELLE RUSSELL— Dublin B.S.Ed, in English HANS RYBOURG— Denmark exchange student LEO M. SABLE— Savannah B.S.Ed, in Social Science WILLIAM COLON SAMMONS— Uvalda B.S. in Math LINDA SAUCIER— Albany B.S. in Elementary Ed. LINDA SHAW — Eastman B.S. Elementary Ed. KATISUE SHEPHERD- Rhine B.S.Ed. Social Science WILLIAM H. SHEPPARD— Americus B.S. Business Ad. JUDY SHIPPEY— Statesboro B.S. in Elementary Ed. CARL R. SHIRK— Savannah B.S.Ed, in Social Science PAT SHOLAR— C airo B.S. in Elementary Ed. DANIEL SHUMAN— Reidsville B.S. in Physical Ed. LEE SILVER— Decatur B.S. in Recreation JUDY SIMMONS— Woodbine B.S.Ed, in Home Economics REBECCA ELOISE SIMMONS— Statesboro B.S.Ed. Home Economics STANLEY E. SLATON- : ; ynolds B.S. in Physical Science 212 Qeniors BARBARA JOANNE SMITH— Mad ison A. B. in History ELLEN SMITH— Savannah B. S.Ed. English EUGENE J. SMITH— Louisville B.S. in Industry EVERETT LEON SMITH— Suwanee B.S. in Physical Ed. GAYLE SMITH— Edison B.S.Ed. Business MARCIA SMITH— Brunswick B.S.Ed, in English SYBIL MOULDER SMITH— Suwanee B.S. in Elementary Ed. WILLIAM F. SMITH- Atlanta B.S. in Business Ad. JEAN SPOONER— Douglas B.S. in Education JUDY STEELE— Eastman B.S.Ed, in Math ROBERT L. STEPHENS— Vidalia B.S.Ed, in Math THOMAS CLYDE STRICKLAND— Pooler i.S. in Business Ad. VORMAN L. STRIPLING— Habersham 3.S. in Physical Ed. X)NALD L. STOKES— Bradenton, Fla. J.S. in Business Ad. YNNE STOREY— ! Statesboro B.S.Ed, in Business CERRY ANN STRONG— Perry B.S.Ed, in Home Economics :llen sweatt— Savannah 3.S. in Accounting JUBERT TANKERSLEY— Statesboro V.B. in Social Science 4ANCY TATE— Groveland, Fla. i.S.Ed. in Home Economics IMMY HAROLD TAYLOR— Macon 5.S. in Chemsitry MARIE ELIZABETH TAYLOR— Alma B.S. in Elementary Ed. JAMES BUDDY THIGPIN— Uvalda B.S. in Industrial Arts RAY THOMPSON — Vidalia B.S.Ed, in English LINDA THORNTON- Augusta B.S. in Physical Ed. BARBARA JEAN TILLMAN— Savannah B.S in Elementary Ed. BARBARA TONGE— Bainbridge B.S.Ed, in Math BETTY TONGE— Bainbridge B.S. in Elementary Ed. ROBERT H. TORBERT— Columbus B.S. in Business Ad. FRANCES TREY— St. Marys B.S. Math D. C. TUNISON— Adel B.S. in Industrial Tech. BARBARA FRANCES TURNER— Fitzgerald B.S. in Elementary Ed. MARSHA TURNER— Green Cove Springs, Fla. B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. ARMOND R. USHER— Claxton B.S. in Industry JACQUELYN VEAL— Sandersville B.S. in Elementary Ed. JERRY WALTERS— Stuart. Fla. B.S. in Biology NELL WATERS— Blackshear B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. MAJOR BUCKY WATSON— Williamston, S.C. B.S. in Business Ad. HARRIETT WESTBERRY— Odum B.S. Ed. in Business JIMMY WILCOX— Cairo B.S. in Recreation DOYLE WILDER— Roberta B.S. in Junior High Ed. 214 QeniorG JAY WILDES— Collins B.S. in Business Ad. MARTHA WILDES— Alma B.S. Ed. in Music SALLY WILKERSON— East Point B.S. in Elementary Ed. BOBBIE KAY WILLIAMS— Savannah B.S. Business Ed. DIANNE WILLIAMS— Jacksonville, Fla. B.S. Ed. in Business JIMMY F. WILLIAMS— Hazlehurst B.S. (pre-med) PEGGY JO WILLIAMS— Millen B.S. Ed. in Sociology GLADYS DEAN WILLIAMSON— Parrott B.S. in Elementary Ed. WINSTON WTLLIS- Waycross B.S. in Music Ed. BILLY WILSON— Quitman B.S. Ed. Music DAISY WILSON— Baxley B.S. in Math CURTIS LAMAR WOMMACK— Soperton B.S. in Recreation FREIDA WOOD— Atlanta B.S. in Health and Physical Ed. BELVA WOODALL— Omega B.S. in Health and Physical DIANE WOODS— St. Simons Island A. B. in Art DALE YARBROUGH— Thomasville B. S. Ed. in Home Economics BRYANT YOUMANS— Oak Park A. B. Political Science SHERRY ZEIGLER — Statesboro B. S. Ed. in English 215 Judy Scruggs — Vice President Ruth Gassett — Secretary-Treasurer Juniors The juniors as GSC might be called the thinking students. They begin to ponder over the last two years, wondering why they passed so quickly; they begin to realize that graduation is not as far away as it seemed; they begin to take their academic courses more seriously. Still the year flies by as they make plans for The Old South Ball. At last they are seniors; they have earned the status. Juniors Don Adler — Petersburg, Indiana H. Dean Aiken — Gainesville Johnny Akins- — Nashville Marguerite Akins — Metier Nat Allen — Statesboro Donald Amerson — Tennile Tommy Andress — Metier David M. Andrews — Ameticus Rose Arnold — Rayle Keith Arnsdorff — Springfield Robert F. Avra — Brunswick Maria Bachtell — Ludowici James E. Ballard — Dublin Tina Ballek — Macon Howard B. Banes — Jacksonville, Fla. Juniors Louise Barber — Manor Michael Barr— Brooklyn, N.Y. William Barrow — Claxton Norman Bass — Moultrie Sue Marion Belcher — Statesboro Bobby Bell — Reynolds Bonnie Bell — Warner Robins Walter Leslie Bracewell — Eastman Nancy Brand — Montezuma Peter Brandon — Albany Patricia Brannon — Savannah Jimirae Brewer — Reynolds Vivian Brock — Folkston Daniel Brown — Pooler Lance Brown — Glenwood Henry Cook Brown — Tampa, Fla. Juniors Mi 4 Russell Brown — Gordon Tom W. Brown — Dalton Sue Ellen Bruce — Broxton Bobby Wayne Bryant — Douglas Jerry Bundy — Decatur Raenelle Burnsed — Savannah Terry M. Campbell — Gainesville Kay Carpenter — Savannah Phillip E. Carpenter — Chicapee Al Carter — Augusta Jay Ann Cason — Pembroke Susan Catt — Lakeland, Fla. Lewis Chambless — Dawson Terry Cheek — Ailey David Coleman — Baxley Alice Conaway — Higgstoti Marcia Corry — Augusta Buddy Crenshaw — Pitts Charles S. Crews — East Point Joe Crine — Cairo 219 Woody Crosby — Faulkville Barbara Elelene Cummings — Macon Roslyn Virginia Daniel — Savannah Bruce Dannelly — Savannah Charles Darling — Jesup C. L. Daughtry — Statesboro Woody Davis — Macon Dorothy Daves — Twin City Annella Davis — Jesup Blimp Davis — Americas Brenda Gale Davis — Alma Mary W. Davis — Kite Michaela Dennis — Helena Fred Dent — Cordele Arnold Taylor Dobran — Atlanta Billie Dollar — Albany Virginia L. Donaldson — Twin City Herman Jackson Donaldson — Columbus 220 Byron Downs — Claxton Jack Greene Doyle — Sylvania Ronald Drury — Hortense Robbie Dunagan — Sylvania Lilla Ann Durden — Swainsboro Dorcas Dyess — Woodbine Wanda Dykes — Gordon Krystal English — Stapleton Jackie Evans — Macon Shelton Evans — Dade City, Flu. Janey Everett — Statesboro Janet Fields — Savannah Janice Floyd — Augusta Mary Foehner — Savannah Robert E. Forster Jr. — Jacksonville, Fla. Claude A. Frazier — Americus Juniors 221 Juniors Johnny Fulford — Alamo Paula Fuller — Dublin Marie Gainey — Cairo James Garrett — Chamblee Ruth Gassett — Marshallville Jordan Brooks Gaudry — Savannah Michael Lane Gibbs — Abbeville Angela Gindlesperger — Augusta James M. Ginn — Statesboro Mike Ginn — Edison Mary Anne Gladden — Savannah Jimmy Edward Glisson — Collins Ma rcia Glover — St. Simons Island Donald Goodson — Wadley Kathleen Graham — Atlanta Albert Green — Savannah 222 Juniors Fred Griffin — Savannah James Thomas Griner — Savannah Barbara Hale — Macon Edna Hall — Statesboro Sue Hall — Savannah Sandra Hamrick — Augusta Gary Raymond Hancock — Savannah Bobby L. Harbin — Augusta Ragan Hardie — Gordon Murray Hardison — Byron Allen Hare — Greenwood, S.C. Ellen Harrell — Whigham Donna Hartman — Macon Carlette Harvey — Statesboro Dean D. Hayes — Eastanollee Mikki Haywood— Harlem Betty Jo Head— Baxley Alice Jane Hearn— Lumber City Carolyn Heath — Soperton C. Carey Henderson— Marietta 223 Ann Hendrix — Thomson John Gordon Herrington, III — Milieu Ginger Hill — Edison Jack Hill — Reidsville Jimmy Hilliard — Waycross Juanita Hodges — Neivington Sarah W. Holloway — Midville Sharon Holt — Soperlon Terry L. Hunt — Flowery Branch Wyman Hunt — Augusta Carol Jean Hutchison — Stikon James E. Hutto — Savannah Sylvia Hutto — Bainbridge Claudia Hyers — Patterson Jackie Irwin — Doerun Dale James — Lyons Vance James — Atlanta James Everett Jenkins — Fairburn 224 Roger Jessup, Jr. — Portal Bill Johnson — Carrollton Charles Johnson — Waycross Jeannette Johnson — Thomson William Sonny Johnson — Savannah Gwen Jones — Atlanta Sandra R. Joses — Louisville Marion 0. Jordan — Carrollton Mary Bon Joyner — Statesboro Rebecca Elizabeth Joyner — Savannah Jim Kauffmann — Martinez Paula Carolyn Kelly — Statesboro Ida Rose Smith Kennickell — Savannah Donald Kersey — Swainsboro Laura Kersey — Vidalia Joe Kieve — Albany Juniors 225 Juniors Olin Kimberly — Gainesville Dorothy Kimsey — Robertstown Charles Lavone King — Moultrie William Kitchen — Statesboro Carol Sue Kitchens — Adrian Bob Lackey— Melborne, Fla. Martha Lamb — Statesboro Gloria Lane — Statesboro Diane Lansford — Americus Helen Lee — Savannah Mary Ann Lee — Nichols Betty Ann Lewis — Broxton Dianna Lewis — Macon Roger Lewis — Alapaha Jerry L. Lifsey — Griffin Elaine Little — Brunswick Lenora Littlefield — Savannah James Brooks Livingston — Macon Johnnie Lockett — Thomson Jane Love — Savannah Clifford B. Lowden, Jr. — Macon David Lundberg — Atlanta Linda McAIum — Alamo Nancy Amelia McCall — Brooklet John McCormack — Statesboard Ralph A. McCuin— Vidalia Kathleen McDonald — Augusta Laverne McDonald — Tijton Maggie McGuire — Augusta Jackie McKinney — Macon Glenda McMichen— College Park Janice McNorril — Waynesboro a o . si iff ■Mi li 1 ■ 1 IIJ IP Juniors Billy D. Maddox— Roberta Judy Maddox — Fori Valley Billy Martin, Jr. — Sylvania Bonnie Jean Marwitz — College Park Clayton William Mathis — Gainesville, Fla. John Mayberry — Acworth Bobby Mayers — Baxley Jay Meddin — Savannah Winona Dee Meeks — Nicholls Vivian Mercer — Metier James Wyman Merritt — Griffin Latrelle Middleton — Ludowici Sylvia Mikkola — Jesup Neila Anne Miller — Soperton Madeline Misfeldt— Marietta Sandra Anetha Mock — Savannah Linda Moody — Register Marian Morgan — Nahunta Lynette Morris — Louisville Becky Motes — Brunsivick James Arnold Murphy — Luthersville Clyde Murray — Plains Judy Murray — Statesboro Ricky Murray — Jesup Laura My rick — Augusta James E. Nail, Jr. — Savannah William Neff— Akron, Ohio Sidney Nelson — Baxley 228 1 ▲I Donald Powell NeSmith — Statesboro James N. Nevin — Cincinnati, Ohio Reid New — Wrightsville Kay Newbury — Avondale Estates Janie Nixon — Carrolllon Eddie Nobles — Augusta Robert W. Nordman — Patterson Judy Nunn — Savannah Juniors James Stacy Odom — Lyons Charles W. Oliver — 5 . Simons Island Larry Olsen — Savannah Carson Overstreet — Odum Gary William Owens — Columbia, S.C. John Padgett — Canton William Hodges Page — Sandersville Bill Page— St. Petersburg, Fla. Jane Parker — Millen Pam Parker — Savannah William E. Patrick — Tiflon Linda Pelli — Savannah 229 Jimmy Peters — Blakely Mary Ga l Peterson — Douglas Walter C. Phillips— Ibany Bobby Pierce — Griffin Bill Pope, Jr. — Columbus Barbara Pound — Montreal, N.C. Donnie Powell — Buena Vista Sandra Jane Powell — Groveland, Fla. Douglas Powers — Jesup Jane Powers — Savannah Jean Powers — Savannah Janice Presley — Baxley Roslyn Ratliffe — Cochran Jay Redish — Florence Herbert W. Reichert — Thomasville Charles I. Reid — Vidalia Janet Reiley — Savannah Schuyler E. Reynolds — Millen Melton Rhoden — Okinaiva Doc Rickerson, Jr. — Danville 230 Juniors Diana Rieck — Brunswick Kenn Robbins — Douglasville James Lee Robertson — Jesup Mary Ann Robinson — Grays, S.C. Ruth W. Robinson — Statcsboro Wilmer Lee Butch Robinson. Jr. Sardis June M. Rogers — Cartersville Leland Rogers — Macon Henrietta Rowell — Nicholls Elizabeth Russell — Round Oak James Edward Salter — Savannah David Sands — Daisy Patricia L. Saxon — Augusta Charles V. Schoof — Savannah Al Schwanebeck — Savannah Larry Scott — Macot: Thomas Clark Scott — Moultrie Judy Ann Scruggs — Bartow Gay Senn — Dawson Wilmot Shealy — Clinton, S.C. Patricia Ann Sheffield— Fitzgerald Pat Shellman — Bainbridge Herbert Shippey — Albany Grace Carolyn Short — Greenville Johnny Shumans — Reidsville Judson Vann Sikes- Doerun Lou Joy Simmons — Pembroke Bill Sitton, Jr. — Albany Ken Smathers — Kennesaw Faye Smith — Jesup Judy Smith — Hawkinsville Paul H. Smith— Hazlehurst Jerry Smitherman — Ringgold Margaret Ann Soles- Broxton Joyce Sommers — Augusta Sue Spell — Lyons William Archie Spi res — Ma rtinez George R. Spooner — Douglas Joan Stephens — Jacksonville, Fla. Don Stewart — Savannah 232 V. L. Edward Stewart — Lyons V eronica St okes — Oliver Linda Faye Stone — Savannah D. Anne Strickland — Brunswick Ann Wren Swan — Wrens Bill Sweatt — Savannah Patsy Symons — Lakeland, Fla. Susie Tapley — Swainsboro Danny Taylor — McRae Delaney Thomas — Atlanta Kay Thomas — Macon Tim Thomas — Dalton Frankie Mazie Thompson — V id alia Juan D. Thompson — Glennville Rhetta Thompson — Sivainsboro Sonya Thompson — Gibson Frank Tilton — Savannah May Ann Todd — Blackshear Marcia Townsend — Fernandina Beach, Fla. John H. Trawick — Carrollton Juniors 233 l(P?t ' tl. 1 Afl Patricia Jeanne Trudell — Savannah Faye Tuberville — Statesboro Frann Tucker — Savannah Martha Ann Tullis — Savannah Joy Walden — Lumber City William Walker — Fort Valley Calvin Ward — Waynesboro Carol Margaret Ward — Arlington Fran Ward — Bainbridge L. W. (Woody) Ward— Union City Jack Waters — Claxton George Watson — Pleasureville, Ky. Virginia Erlene Watson — Warner Robins William Allen Werts—Milledgeville Jane Wilbanks — Dublin Tom (Square Bear) Wilder — Atlanta Dyan Wilkes — Columbus James D. Wilkes — Dublin Jerry Wilkerson — Tallahassee, Ha. Charlie Wayne Williams — Groveland. Fla. Herman T. Williams — Cadwell Jimmy Williamson — Statesboro Clyde Wayne Williamson — Vidalia Mary Wilson — Lithonia Bob Winn — Macon Marie Annette Wofford — Marietta Sandra Jo Wolfe — Uvalda Ruby Woodward — Cordele Marilyn Woody — Omega Thelma Worley — Cordele Mildred Wylds — Augusta Clifford E. Yeargood — Milledgeville T. Gary Yoemans — Savannah Janice Young — Wrightsville Judy Ann Young — Smyrna Linda Elizabeth Young — Wrens Patricia Zipperer — Rincon Juniors Judith Johnson, Sec.-Treas. Lamar Harris, President Qophomores The second year sometimes offers more of a challenge than the first. Sophomores want to become more a part of college life, they join organiza- tions, they explore different academic fields, they seek a purpose more diligently. Gradually they find a major; and they begin to use the study habits they have developed ; they are ready to be called upper classmen. Joan Adams — Ellenwood Donald Akins — Reidsville Roger Alderman — Moultrie Marie Alexander — Reidsville Betty Allen— Clyo Janice Ann Allen — Statesboro Sharon Allen — Forsyth Kay Altman — Claxton Carolyn Anderson — St. Marys Larry Anderson — Claxton Nancy Anderson — Waynesboro Buddy Aultman — Poulan Susan Bailey — Fernandina Beach, Fla. Tommy Baker — Perry Leslie Barber — Cordele Shirlee Barker — Pineview Lynne Bassford — Augusta Kenille Baumgardner — Gainsville Beth Beck — Commerce Martha Bell — Augusta Sonny Bell — Doerun Lorraine Bishop — Rincon Ben Blanchard — Georgetown, S.C. James Bolin — Macon Sam Boroughs — Coral Gables, Fla. Larry Bowen — Statesboro Mary Hunt Bradshaw — Thomson Gloria Bridges — Moultrie Ed Brown — Dublin Susan Browning — Douglas f3 vl 1 Am ■ lift mm CT- FA ' IMHiHi SB fit 237 Jackie Bullington — Cordele Marilyn Joyce Burke — Savannah L. W. Bush, Jr. — Montezum Brenda Butler — Jennings, F Ann Butt — Macon Carol Cain — Sylvania Angela Carr — Arcadia, Fla. Bette Carr — Leesburg, Fla. Christine Carroll — Allentou Kay Castleberry — Albany Dave Christiansen — Louisville, Ky. Alice Cobb — Louisville Lynda Cochran — Madison Donna Sue Cole — Savanna! Gail Coleman — Edison Sophomores Terry Coleman — Eastman Hazel Collins — Metier Sarah Nell Collins — Rochel Sue Collins — Collins Diane Colvin — Hoboken Jane Colvin — Lincolnton Nancy Connell — Fort Valley Nancy Cook — Atlanta Beverly Corley — Lyon: T. Frank Corley, Jr. — Augusta 238 Sophomores Diane Cowan — Albany Linda Cowart — Jackson Janeen Curl — Riverdale Mari Dabbs — Sylvania Otis Maxion Daves — Twin City Joan Davis — Dublin Mary Ann Davis — Soperton Carolyn Sue Day — Winder James W. Deal — Portal Bill Dekle — Metter Tandree Dominick — Thpmaston Frances Drawdy — Brunswick Sandra Durden — Toccoa Sandra Dwelle — Millen H. Leroy Dyches — Ridgeland, S.C. Julia Eason — Claxton John G. Eckenroth — Hershey, Pa. Maxanne Edenfield — Millen Sandra Louise Edwards — Springfield Gail Elkins — Byron Diane Lynn Ellis — Atlanta Charles Eunice — Waycross Donald Everson — Albany Lewis J. C. Fain — Brunswick Francine Farrer — Louisville 239 Linda Sue Findley — McRae Julia Flynt — Atlanta Mimi Flynt — Macon Micki Fogle — Hephzibah Kathy Fowler — Brunswick Bonnie Fox — Savannah Britt Franklin — Statesboro Grady Franklin — Meter Carol Fay Fankum — Augusta Faye Freeman — Sylvania Mrs. Elva Wolfe Futch — Pembroke Fleta Gamble — Engleivood, N.J. Brenda Gay — St. Simons Island Lawrence George — Warner Robins Nella Gay Glaser — Savannah Avis Glisson — Claxton Kikky Goddard — Reynolds John T. Gordon, Jr. — Macon Selmar Goudelock — Gainsville Diana Greenway — Elberton m m AliBBi B BW H TV fc k,. ' S§Bw Carol Gregory — Eatonton Donald Grinde — Savannah Mary Ruth Grizzard — College Park Rusty Guy — Norman Park Curt Hames — Claxton 240 Colon Hamilton — McRae Phyllis Harrell — Soperton Anne Harris — Roberta Brenda Hattaway — Griffen Charles H. Haviland, III — Atlanta Cheryl Ann Haynes — Gainesville Glenda Ann Heath — Guard Ashton Helmly — Ckyo Mary Hendrix — Ludowici Ruthie Hendrix— Port Wentworth Rossie Hendry — Waycross Jesse Hobbs — Dexter Becky Hobgood — Cartersville Mary Ann Hodges — Brunswick Ronnie Holbert — Woodstock Kay Holland — Dublin Lucy Holleman — Statesboro Thomas Holmes — Dublin Bubba Holt — Rochelle Linda Harolyn Holton — Manassas Sophomores Marjorie P. Holzman — Statesboro Dianne Ivey — Lincolnton Janice James — Waycross Jerry Jarrell — Gray Judith Johnson — Waycross 241 Lewis Johnson — Millen Lorene Johnson — Cordele Phydan Johnston — Macon Syble Johnson — Millen Wayne Johnson — Mt. Vernon Shirley Joiner — Camilla Jack Jones — Way cross Lynn Jordan — Great Falls, S. C. Patricia Kelley — Sylvania Judy Kendrick — Augusta Dorothy Kirkland — Thomasville I ben Lade — Bronxzoo, N.Y. Jayne Lamunda — Hapeville Sara Jo Lane — Sylvania Bobby Lanier — Ludowici Ken Lawhorne — Fernandina Beach. Fla. Harold Lee — Sylvania Linda Lee — Metier Earl F. Lewis, Jr. — Perry Woody Lewis — Jacksonville, Fla. 242 Carl Lockwood — Augusta Charles Goodie Loska — Waycross Dorthy Love — Swainsboro Margaret Helen Love — Lake Waccamaw, N.C. Margaret Ann Lukens — Leesburg, Fla Marilyn McBride — Sylvania Richard H. McBride — Brunswick Nancy McCollough — Savannah Judy McCord — Dublin Evon McDuffie — Rochelle Edwin McKinney, Jr. — Albany Cheryl McLean — Alma Soph William McMaster— Tennille Ed Manry — Edison Nancy Mansfield — Albany Michael E. Martin — Savannah Billy Masse — MarshaUville Cynthia Patricia Medders — Sylvester Brenda Sue Meeks — Waynesboro Paul A. Merritt— Af aeon 243 iliil ■T - - w •  •- y Ginger Miles — Waycross Carroll Bruce Miller — Statesboro Patty Miller— Albany Carl Minter, Jr. — Cairo Gene Elaine Mitchell — Fitzgerald Tony Mitchum — Bonneau, S.C. Carolyn Moore — Adel Paula Moore — Pinehurst Carolyn Mooney — Cartersvii Lynn Morgan — Mount Dora, Fla. Evelyn Morris — Appling Kathy Mosely — Twin City Jack D. Mullis— Hawkinsville Robert D. Murray, Jr. — W aycross Janice Amelia Neder — Savannah Diana Lee New — Harrison Claire Newell — Byron John B. Nutting III — Maco i Bernice Olsen — Albany Steve O ' Nan — Macon Mike Osigian — Warner Robins Sharon Fargason — Douglasville Pythagoras Papadam — Athens, Greece Emma Lee Parker — Millen Frank Cleveland Parker — Statesboro William Parker — Decatur John J. Partridge — Atlanta Claudia Pate — Macon Robert A. Pate — Atlanta Lindsey Carol Peede — Hawkinsville Joan Peace — Leary Ann Perry — Decatur Diane Phillips — Ellaville Gayle Phillips — Hapeville Millie Phillips— Macon Nancy Pierce — Pembroke Carole Pittman — Macon Garry Claud Pittman — Gainesville Marcia Rave Poller — Savannah Suellen Poole — Brunswick Ann Powell — Swainsboro Jeff Prickett — Commerce Jeri Prince — Moultrie Terry Pye — Odurn Eva Harriet Rahn — Springfield Dennis Raith — Statesboro Melody Ramsey — East Point Jake Rawl — Savannah Rolf Orestus Rawl — Kingsland George M. Ray — Norwood 245 Sophomores Sylvia Renfroe — Midville Charles Riner — Sylvester Leonard Robertson — Social Circle Lenora Robinson — Rochelle Kathy Robson — Statesboro James Edmon Rooks — Sylvania Margaret Ross — Harlem Ann Rushing — Glennville Brenda Seabolt — McRae Walter Harmon Scott — Pavo Terry Scott — Collins Patricia R. Satterfield — Savannah Ginny Sarver — East Point Robert L. Settles — Shellman William D. Settles — Shellman Jane Seymour — Brunsivick Marguerite Shelton — Valdosta L. Ronny Shoptaw — Georgetown, S.C. Diane Sikes — Cohbtown Jeannette Elaine Sims — Pearson Roger David Sims — Barnesville Alice Smith — LaFayette Latrelle Smith — Sylvania Levada Smith — Scott Patsy Spiers — Millen 246 Sophomores James Stapleton — Wrighlsville Ellen Starr — Jackson Rick Stevens — Dublin Marvin A. Stout, Jr. — Savannah Phillip Sullivan — Rincon Brenda Tapley — Swainsboro Brenda Taylor — Sylvania John Will Taylor — Savannah Norman Taylor — Sandersville Faye Thompson — Eastman Randall T. Thompson — Alamo Martha Ann Tidwell — Macon Mary Toole — Augusta Margaretta Townsend — Forsyth Connie Tucker — Perry Larry C. Tutcher — Bainbridge Gene Twiggs — Baxley Buster Tyre — Waycross Darlene Underwood — McRae Frances J. Underwood — Moultrie Harold T. Varn — Sylvania Carolyn Veal — Sandersville Sandra Vick — Pavo Peter Vivenzio — Brunswick Jerry Walker — Cario 247 Qophomores 2-3 Travis Williams — Macon Robert W. Wommack — Tennille Bobi Wood — Pinevieiv Ray Wrenn — Cobbtown Harold Wright — Ashburn Rita Yarbrough — Waycross Billy Yawn — Statesboro Frank Youngblood — Soperton Faye Youmans — Tivin City Virginia Lynn Zellner — Forsyth Sophomores 249 Stan Lewis — Secretary-Treasurer Walter Coleman — Vice-President Freshmen The excitement of arriving at college, meeting new friends, getting used to long lines, going through registration, trying to laugh on Rat Day • • ■ these are the first tests of becoming a freshman. Finally comes the chal- lenge to learn; academic courses grow more difficult; the excitement of the first few weeks gradually begins to wear off; finals and the end of the first quarter come too soon; time to breathe during Christmas holidays, then back again in January. Winter quarter rushes by, and spring quarter is almost gone before they realize it. Summer rapidly approaches, and they are ready for another year. 250 Thomas F. Adams — Lithia Spring s Richard Akin — Atlanta Derene Ellen Akins — Nashville John Barrett Almant — College Park Harry Amerson — Macon Dale Ammons — Odum Carol Anderson — Sivainsboro Jimmy Anderson — Funston Joel Anderson — Funston Lynn Anderson — Twin City Mary Anne Anderson — McRae Sue Andersen — Atlanta Sue Anderson — Claxton Tommy Anderson — Register Martha Anglin — Jefferson Barbara Ann Austin — McDonough Jerry Lynn Bacon — Pembroke Vivian Kay Baker — Savannah Robert L. Baldwin — Waycross Donna Ballek — Macon Gwen Banks — Statesboro Lynne Barfield — Augusta Carolyn Delight Barrie — Dublin Cheryl Bartlett — W arner Robins Ruby Jo Barwick — Soperton Angie Bassett — Decatur Faye Sherrell Batchelor — McRae Dean Baxley — Waynesboro Susan Beall — Dublin Suzanne Beasley — Claxton Judy Bedgood — Macon Helen Nancy Belcher — Statesboro Pat Bell— Macon Robert Lawrence Berens — Marietta JoAnne Biles — Griffin h All fs i m. 251 Freshmen Carlyn Bland — Reidsville Susie Blount — Brunswick Karen Boatright — Mershon John Ira Bo2;gan — Vidalia Janet Bowden — Unadilla Charles Edward Bowen — Alma Gloria A. Bowen — Winder Mary Bowen — Metier Sterling Bowman — Ringgold Yvonne Boyette — Manassas Jackie Bradford — Albany Lynn L. Bradley — Palmetto Inman Thomas Bragg — Pulaski Dianne Branch — Glennville Olivia Brannon — Griffin Judy Gray Brantley — W rightsville Mabel Bridges — Parrot! Gene Britt— Metter Gavle Brooks — Macon Bahs Brown — Atlanta Barry Brown — Portal Edward L. Brown — Richmond Hill Evelyn Marie Brown — Gordon Ph) His Browning — Nashville Jo Ann Buchanan — Americus Kuth Burch — Pulaski Sandra Burke — Milieu Claudia Barbara Burkett — Cordele Johnnie Burnam — Douglas Mary Thomas Burton — Elberton Breda Faye Cain — Moultrie Clf i Linda Kaye Caldwell — Cohulta Don Callaway — Albany Jennifer Cameron — Guyton Rose E. Cannon — East Point Dorothy Ann Campbell — Camilla • Cathy Carmichael — jekyll Island Patrice Carrigg — Rincon Miriam Carruth — Tifton Joanne Carter — Statesboro Mary Jane Cassady — Tavares, Fla. Carolyn Cassels — Cairo Lanny Everett Cauthen — Moreland Sherrill Chad wick — Brunswick Linda Chester — Jacksonville, Fla. Carlene Clark — Milledgeville mm r r f % Robert R. Clarke — Warner Robins Laura Coker — Sycamore Walter Coleman — Brunswick Carol Collier — Perry Brenda Collins — Hinesville Mi Joy Collins — Augusta Harriett Cone — Cairo Jimmy Cook — Winder Rodney Franklin Cook — Savannah Beverly Cooper — Savannah Freshmen Diane Copeland — Tennille Alan Cortes — Macon K. Holley Cowan — Macon Benjamin Thomas Cowart III — Claxton Carol Cox- — Edison 253 Marilyn Craft — Waycross Bobby Crafton — Macon Ben Creamer — Macon Kathy Crippen — Fairfax, Va. Carol Denise Cromer — Warner Robins Gloria Faye Cross — Camilla Nancy Crumpler — Eastman Patti Culpepper — Grovetown Bobby Daley — Dublin George Damour — Macon Carolus Wood Daniel. Jr. — Bellville Dainne Daniel — Millen Mila Daniel — Atlanta Vicki Daniel — Macon William Pittman Darsey — Lakeland Carol Elizabeth Davidson — East Point Dianne Davis — Fairburn Lynn Davis — Macon Otis Dean Davis — Kite Roger Davis — Waycross Gary Dawson — Washington Sandra Lee Dawson — Lumber City Jimmy Day — Waynesboro Chery l Dean — Climax Glenda DeLoach — Claxton Annelle De Witt — Springfield Gail Dills — Brunswick Bette Donaldson — Twin City Jimmy Dooley — Clarkslon Charles Downs — Sandersville James Daniel Drawdy — Blackshear Carolyn Driggers — Way cross Carol Duckworth — Smyrna Paul Anderson Duffy, Jr. — Macon David M. Dunbar— Hephzibah Larry Duncan — Macon Carolyn Ann Dykes — Gordon Kent Dykes — Brunswick John F. Eden — Claxton Sue Ellis — Dublin Freshmen Jamie Emery — Jacksonville, Fla. Bonnie Ennis — Albany Michael C. Eubanks — Clarkston Donna Evancic — Macon Brenda Fanning — Thomson Jamie Felts — Lakeland Bobby Fender — Lakeland Rufus Hulon Fields — Swainsboro 255 Joe Leroy Fincher — Culloden Abram Jack Fishman — Augusta Betty Alma Fleetwood — Savannah Sandra Fleming — Evans William Fox — Savannah Jerry Freyermuth — Springfield Jenny Franklin — Metier Patricia Fries — Millen Bonnie Gahagen — Brunswick Mary Beth Gantner — Riverdale George Randall Garrett — Monroe Joseph Marcus Garrison — McRae Curry Gayle — Perry Karen Gazafy — Macon Barbara Gibson — Fort Valley- Harry Gibson — Folkston Brenda Giddens — Cairo Helen Ginn — Sasser Mary Jean Glisson — Collins Johnny Goodrum — Macon Diane Lynn Goodson — Wadley W. Ray Gowen — F olkston Walter Graham, Jr. — Marietta Jeanie Gray — Ocilla Marian Gray — Waycross Martha Graydon — Fitzgerald Richard Greene — Waycross Betty Paulette Greene — Macon Dannie Jean Griffin — Statenville Eddie Griffin — Perry Howard Griffin — Savannah Linda Griffin — Savannah William Inman Griffis — Waycross M. Phyllis Grimes — Statesboro Doyline Guillebeau — Warrenton Dean C. Gurdcach — Atlanta Freshmen Ktd$$k ill s 256 Mi Mil if? Mil Charles Edwin Haley — Lumber City Bunnie Hall — Thomson Joey Hall — Patterson Linda Hall — Macon Roslyn Hall — Macon Tish Haller — Macon Jeannie Hambrick — Valdosta Whitner Hankinson — Waynesboro Jean Hare — Macon Faye Harper — Baxley Robert Earle Harper — Commerce Susan E. Harris — Sparta Georgia Lee Harrison — Sparta Sarah Harrison — Reidsville Etta Dale Harvey — Pembroke Ronnie Haynes — Gainsville Larry Heath — Girard Glenda Helmly — Clyo Pat Henderson — Clinton, S.C. Sandra Henderson — St. Marys Thomas Warren Hendrix — Savannah Vicki Lynn Hendry — Moultrie Janet Henriksen — Albany Jerry L. Henry — Mt. Vernon Mary Belle Herring — Calvary Sharon Hewell — Macon Ginger Higgins — Jacksonville, Fla. Herman Randy Hill — Trion Mary Hiorns — Jacksonville, Fla. Judy Hobart — Jacksonville, Fla. 257 14 J Claire Hodges — Bainbridge Dwight Hodges — McDonough Elizabeth Hodges — Glenn ville Norma Hodges — Springfield Martha Hogan — Lincoln ton Coretta Holcomb — Fort Valley- Sandra Holmes — Savannah Paula Holston — Macon Jere Lee Hook — Alpharetta Gary M. Hooks — Atlanta OB ii to Joanie Hooper — Statesboro Diane Hopper — Cedartown Brenda Houston — Sylvester Paul Howard — Metier Frederick G. Howe — Dry Branch Dianne Howinjrton — Macon Martha Sue Hudson — Eatonton Royce Thames Hudson — Macon Elizabeth Hughes — Cordele Jo Ann Humphries — Conyers Susan Humphries — Jacksonville, Fla. Ruth Ann Hunter — Swainsboro Georgiann Hunyady — Savamtah Sheryl Hutchinson — Waycross Judy Her — Statesboro Carolyn Ingram — Savannah 258 Nell Ingram — Cordele Bea Isaf — Macon Suzanne James — Homerville Cheryl Jenkins — Sardis Jacquita Jenkins — Brooklet Nancy Rita Jenkins — Macon Betty Joann Johnson — Camilla Dan Parker Johnson — Ml. Vernon Patricia Ann Johnson — Garfield Patricia Ann Johnson — Warrenton Victoria Elizabeth Johnson — Brunswick Jo Frances Johnson — Danville Betty Jones — Perkins Patricia Ann Jones — Twin City Patricia Lynne Jones — Montezuma Susan Jones — Thomson Jennifer Jordan — Waycross Paul Joseph — Brunswick Freshmen h i 1 ml f ' - ' Mil Kristeen Ann Kalbfleisch — Warner Robins Paula Keith — Atlanta Ross Kelly, Jr. — Statesboro Sharon Kelly — Metier Barbara Kennedy — Reidsville Elaine Kennedy — Claxton Maxwell Kennedy — Sardis Ruth Kessler — Rincon Sarah Kessler — Guyton Sandra Kicklighter — Pembroke George Killgo — Metier Tom King — Macon 259 Paula Kirkendohl — Sylvania Jimmy George Kirkland — Glennville Kaye Kluglose — Jacksonville, Fla. Cherry Knight — Danville Sandy Knight — Brunswick Gail Lane — Hartwell Norma Jean Lane — Waycross Sue Lane — Twin City LaPaula Langford — Waycross Jimmy Langham — Thomson Elizabeth Anne Lanier — Statesboro Lydia Susan Lanier — Columbus Patricia Ann Latham — Brunswick Charles H. Latimer, Jr. — Cartersville Nancy Layton — Swainsboro Betty Rebecca Lee — Macon M Melinda Lee — Atlanta Marilyn Leverett — Lincolnton Del Lewis — Thomasville Judy Lewis — Eatonton W. Stan Lewis — Macon €1 n Mike Long — Warner Robins Carolyn Joyce Lord — Union Point Diane Lott — Brunswick Felton Louis Davis — Macon Elaine Lucas — Warner Robins Marly Luton — Atlanta David McArthur — Jacksonville, Fla. Glenda Murl McCowwell— Brunswick Joseph Stephen McDaniel — Macon Judy McDonald — Odum 260 Barbara McEachin — Hazlehurst Mary Jo McGee — Savannah Amelia McLain — Lyons James McLaughlin — Albany Carolyn Madden — Elberton Mike Maguire — Warrenton Warren C. Mann — Brunswick Buford Manning — Avera Virginia Maruritz — College Park Edwin Earl Marsh — Greenville Lillian Martin — Thomasville Sonja Mathews — St. Simons Island Stephen Eugene Mathews — Macon Judy Carolyn Mayes — Thomson Ronald Mayhew — Atlanta Gayle Medders — Brunswick Martha Meeks — Meeks Schar Meeks — Wrighlsville Mary Jo Melton — Woodbury Joanne Mercer — Metier Carole Elizabeth Merrick — Jacksonville, Fla. Richard Merritt — Griffin Max Milford— Hartwell Sheila M. Miller — Savannah Marsha Mills — Darien Freshmen Bonnie Modena — Macon Clint Montgomery — Macon Anne Moore — Metier Marion Willis Moore — Waycross Sandy Moore — Savannah Clarence Edward Morgan — Springfiela Elaine Morgan — Fitzgerald Marcheta Morris — Fitzgerald Wayne Mosely — Tifton Betsy Moss — St. Simons Island Linda Murray — Jacksonville, Fla. r ' 4J jjj ■ ' M ill Jim Music — Callahan, Fla. Patsy Myrick — Fitzgerald George Nail — Reidsville Gloria Nail — Savannah William Nasworthy — Hephzibah Ann Nease — Guyton Carole Nease — Statesboro Cheryl Newell — Winder Alexis Norman — Savannah Hubert Melvin Norton, Jr. — Savannah Vicki Lou Nunenkamp — Albany Brenda Ogletree — Sparta Robin Charles Olmstead — Brunswichc Lana Orendorff — Savannah Nancy Overman — North Augusta, S. ■ Eddie Wayne Oxford — Millen Sammy Page — Swainsbord David G. Parker — Millen 262 r - c p ■■l ft David Parrott — Senoia Patsy Partin — Nashville Ann Pass — Winder Mary Ann Peacock — Blackshear Barry Pevey — Springfield Joe Phillips — Atlanta Jane Pitts — Ashburn Alynn Plaisted — Decatur Ricki Polak— Fetf W, Veu; y 0 r Peggy Polk — Monticello Van Pool — Winder Cheryl Poore — McRae Billie Carolyn Powell — Wrightsville Gladys Patricia Price-Williams — Guyton Jan Printup — Albany Pippy Prosse — Lakeland, Fla. Vicki Pruitt — Swainsboro Nancy Purdom — Baxley Freshmen 263 Beverly Purvis — Savannah Lonnie Roy Purvis — Louisville Martha Sue Quante — Savannah Janice Rach — Bainbridge James Edward Rawlins — Macon Louisa Reagan — Cairo Ronnie Reed — Cairo Kay Reeves — Winder Anne Reid — Macon Peggy Rhodes — Vidalia Brenda Gail Rich — Collins Ruby Jacqueline Richards— Augusta Janie Dianne Ridgeway — Jackson Lowell Riley — Avondale Estates James Byron Rising — Portal Larry Roberts — Savannah Jody Robertson — Metter Amelia Grace Robson — Brunswick Larry Mitchell Rogers — Brooklet Corley Rountree — Metter Jane Rountree — Twin City Connie Routh — Helena Vicky Rowe — Dublin Dianne Russell — Washington Janet Sallette — Savannah Carol Lynne Samuelson — North Miami Beach, Fla. Janet Scarboro — Macon Gayle Scarborough — Hawkinsville Charles J. Schroder, Jr. — Macon Betsie Scott — Savannah Duncan Scott — Pavo James A. Scroggins — Macon Brenda Scruggs — Statesboro Doris Sears — Athens Jackie Shaw — Macon Trudy Shearon — Macon Freshmen 264 Si £1 Harry H. Sheahouse — Springfield Johnny Shumans — Savannah Sharon Silengo — South Bend, Indiana Preston Simpson — Savannah Anita Carol Sims — Alpharetla Sara Skelton — Griffin Susan Skinner — Perry Beverly Smith — Brunswick Dale Smith — Sandersville Gail Smith — Sivainsboro Helen Smith — Statesboro Karen Louise Smith — Jacksonville, Fla. Laura Smith — Brunswick Martha Sue Smith — Quitman Maurene Smith — Savannah Robert Allen Smith — Metier Sara Smith — Monticello Sheron Ann Smith — W rightsville Terry Smith — Reynolds Ida Faya Smithson — Moultrie Gene Snyder — Brunsivick Cheryl Sorrow — Warner Robins Judy Starr — Jonesboro Nancy A. Stephens — Twin City Sue Stephens — Statesboro Carol Stewart — Camilla Mary Stewart — Decatur Becky Strickland — Sandersville Evelyn Strickland — Macon Gail Strickland — Claxton 265 Gloria Jean Strickland — Way cross Mary Beth Strickland — Waycross June Summerlin — Waycross Jennifer Key Sumner — Macon Alex Swan II — Wrens Larry Sweet — Richmond, Ind. ft IF? Bf 1 Becky Swindell — Glennville Carl Henry Taylor — Midville Dennis Taylor — Miami, Fla. Barbara Thomas — Sylvester Kay Thomas — Dalton Bonnie Sue Thompson — Douglasville Gay Thompson — Macon Garlynda Thompson — Macon Diana Thornton — Reynolds Wanda Thrower — Brunswick Meredith Tiller — Brunswick Seena Tillman — Brunswick Linda Tinsley — Evans William Ambos Tisdel — Savannah Buck Tolbert — Jefferson Denese Ruth Tootle — Baxley Sue Tootle — Manassas Patricia Ann Tripp — Eastman 266 Mary Ann Trotter — Demoresl Cathi Tucker — Fitzgerald Kaye Tucker — Statesboro Gordon C. Turner — Augusta Dwight Tyler — Macon Elaine Tyre — Alma Gayle Ursrey — Hazlehurst Roger Varner — Darien Rebecca Ann Vernon — Augusta Donald R. Vik— Ft. Stewart Patricia Ann Utermark — Savannah Becky Walker — Cairo George Rees Walker — Preston Susan Walker — Conyers Christy Warner — Augusta Kenneth B. Waters — Statesboro Marsha Lynn Waters — Statesboro Sheila Waters — Macon Freshmen Linda Watson — Dawson Garth L. Webb, Jr.— Nashville H. Mitchell Weitman — Springfield Brenda Ann Westberry — Savannah Linda Westberry — Jacksonville, Fla. Anne White — Macon Benny M. White — Faulkville Jeannette Faith White — St. Simons Island Sharon White — Millen Jerry Wilcher — Gibson Betty Wiley — Thomson Jerry Allen Wilkes — Kingsland 267 Kathy Wilkinson — Leary Charles Williams — Perry Garnette Carol Williams — Doerun Kris Williams — Savannah Larry George Williams — Miami, Fla. Mary Judith Williams — Cedartown Mary Lynn Williams — St. Simons Island Sandra Williams — Mitten Susan Williams — Griffin Sherry Wilson — Baxley Russell R. Wimberly II — Brunswick James Winn — Macon Nancy Wolfe — Jacksonville, Fla. Carl Walters — Fernandina Beach, Fla. Peggy Womack — Toomsboro Wayne Woodward — Cordele Kay Yarbrough — Thomasville Carol Yawn — Milan Diane Zeigler — Bloorningdale All ill «a JB ilk flfe III Freshmen 2 B William Leon Burnett Alfred Lamar Harris Clarence William Smallwood In Memoriam Your cause of sorrow must not be measured by his worth, for then it hath no end. Shakespeare 270 i 275 276 281 282 283 Congratulations to the 1965 Graduates DEPARTMENT STORE 1|«m%sJ Serving Southeast Georgia for Over 50 Years . . . With Nationally Famous Brands of Merchandise for the Entire Family. SEA ISLAND BANK Downtown Office Two Convenient Locations for Complete Banking Service Southside Branch MEMBER F.D.I.C. 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Your Quality Dealer for OLDSMOBILE— CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS 108 Savannah Avenue STATESBORO, GEORGIA Phone 764-2021 STATESBORO, GEORGIA MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO To You! An Invitation for a Demonstration and Free Instruction in Individual Make-up, Complexion Care, and Color Chart Studio Hours 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. LOUISE CAMPBELL— Owner 406 Fair Road 764-3870 Shell Service U.S. Royal Tires Tubes and Batteries RANEW MIKELL SERV. STA. Pick Up and Delivery Road Service Minor Repairs Dial 764-5502 Vacuum Service We Give S H Green Stamps 407 S. Main Statesboro, Ga. 293 GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE BOOKSTORE 294 CURRIE STUDIOS Photographers Development Service Film Photographic Supplies CLYDE and SUZANNE CURRIE 34 E. Main Street STATESBORO. GEORGIA FRANKLIN CHEVROLET CO., INC. CHEVROLET AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Your One-Stop Center for New Chevrolets Used Cars, Parts and Authorized Service We Wish You The Best of Everything Including A New Chevrolet 60 East Main Street STATESBORO, GEORGIA HENRY ' S 20 East Main Street STATESBORO, GEORGIA T PARKWOOD MOTEL AND RESTAURANT For Complete Relaxation, Pleasant and Humble Service 10 PER CENT Discount to Students BOWEN FURNITURE CO. Quality — Comfort — Economy Mohawk — Carson — Beautyrest Samsonite— White— RCA Continental Empire Phone 764-3414 16 South Main Street STATESBORO, GEORGIA While in Statesboro We Invite You to Use Our Modern Banking Facilities BULLOCH COUNTY BANK I North Main Street 764-5491 MEMBER! FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WILTON HILL SHOPPING CENTER Headquarters Reidsville. Ga. With Stores in: REIDSVILLE GLENNVILLE COLLINS COBBTOWN HAGAN ICE — GAS — GROCERIES STATESBORO Motor Lodge Howard Johnson ' s Restaurant 297 ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Statesboro Division METER AND VALVE DISTRIBUTORS Statesboro, Georgia SKATER-BOWL . . . Just Off Campus Take Her Bowling She ' ll Love You for it. SEARS CATALOGUE SALES OFFICE if it ' s listed in our catalogue, we can get it for you choose from more than 100,000 items Simmons Shopping Center STATESBORO, GEORGIA WINDY ' S RESTAURANT The College Students ' Favorite Special: Prices at all Times For Students Windy and Potter Always Welcome You 298 Once You Try: You ' ll Always Buy SOUTHERN MAID (No Burn) SLICED BACON Serving The Residents Of Savannah And The Coastal Empire SAVANNAH EVENING PRESS 1 1 1 West Bay Street AD 6-9511 Southern Foods, Inc. Columbus, Georgia FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN AS. 113-115 North Main Street STATESBORO, GEORGIA Q STICK Come by Soon for Recreation and Relaxation 299 GEORGIA has come a long way during the past century. From the ashes of the past a new state has emerged, with industry setting the pace in a continuing program of growth and development. Our four Georgia Plants evidence the faith we have in a state whose potential is unlimited and whose future is as bright as its brilliant past. UNION-CAMP • SAVANNAH DIVISION Savannah Plant • WRITE RIGHT DIVISION Chamblee Plant • CONTAINER DIVISION Atlanta Plant • FOLDING CARTON LABEL DIVISION Stone Mountain Plant Phone 764-571 South Main Street STATESBORO, GEORGIA RAMSEY CANDY CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Candies — Notions — Tobaccos Cigarettes Have-a-Tampa Cigars King Edward Cigars Fountain — Supplies Paper — Books Phone BE 7-7271 SWAINSBORO, GEORGIA 300 Knight Housing Co. Presents: LYNN HALL Complete Housing for 212 Women BUFORD HALL Complete Housing for 132 Women KNIGHT HALL Complete Housing for 32 Men LANIER HALL Complete Housing for 44 Men KNIGHT HOUSING CO. — Off -Campus Housing for Georgia Southern College Students — Located on Georgia Ave. — Adjacent to the College Campus for Information and Applications Contact Knight Housing Co. P.O. Box 128— Phone 764-5146 Statesboro, Ga. Knight ' s VARSITY (NOT AFFILIATED) II 1000 Customer Capacity Air Conditioned Recreation Room MEET ME AT THE VARSITY! II 301 Student Index Your friendly snack bar service man. Jim Abbott— 82, 151, 193 Wayne Abbott— 88, 122, 193 Loren Aboshier — 153 Thomas Adams — 251 Tony Adams — 116 Joan Adams— 94, 100, 237 Helen Adams— 98, 121, 193 Don Adler— 110, 137, 217 H. Dean Aiken— 95, 217 Richard Akin— 251 Derene Ellen Akins — 251 Donald D. Akins— 237 Johnny Akins — 217 Marguerite Akins — 217 Roger Alderman— 62, 87, 237 Bill Aldrich— 106, 110 Marie Alexander — 237 Betty Allen— 99, 237 Janice Ann Allen — 97, 237 Jimmy Allen— 110, 146 Letty Allen— 193 Paul L. Allen— 193 Nat Allen— 217 Sharon Allen— 75, 237 John Barrett Almant — 251 Kay Altaian— 237 Donald Amerson— 114, 217 Harry Amerson — 87, 251 Dale Amnions — 251 Billy Anderson — 116 Carol Anderson — 251 Carolyn Anderson— 94, 119, 127, 237 Jimmy Anderson — 251 Joel Anderson — 251 Larry Anderson — 237 Lewis Smith Anderson Jr. — 193 Lynn Anderson — 251 Mary Anne Anderson — 251 Nancy Anderson— 119, 237 Ruth Anderson— 58, 128, 193 Sue Andersen — 68, 251 Sue Anderson — 251 Tommy Anderson — 251, 254 Tommy S. ' Andress — 217 David M. Andrews— 217 Martha Anglin— 251 Roger Douglas Appel— 78, 122, 193 Bob Armenio — 88, 154 Robert Armstrong — 67, ' 155 Ronny Arnold — 111 Rose Arnold— 99, 100, 101, 217 Keith Arnsdorff— 87, 217 Jenelle Arrington — 193 James H. Askew — 193 Jackson Delmas Aspinwall — 193 James William Athon — 193 Kay Altaian— 237 Buddy Aultman— 119, 237 Barbara Ann Austin — 72, 251 Robert F. Avra— 217 Barbara Ayers— 58, 96, 100, 121, 194 Maria Bachtell— 217 Jerry Lynn Bacon — 251 Larry H. Bacon — 194 Earl Bagley— 106, 194 Don Bagwell— 88, 194 Susan Bailey — 237 Tommy Baker — 237 Vivian Kay Baker— 251 Haines Baldwin— 88, 194 Robert L. Baldwin— 251 Donna Baleck — 68 James Ernest Ballard — 217 Donna Ballek— 251 Tina Ballek— 76, 217 Howard B. Banes— 217 Gwen Banks — 251 Leslie Barber— 218, 237 Lynne Barfield— 104, 251 Don Bargoron — 88 Shirlee Barker— 237 Michael Barr— 88, 218 Lonice C. Barrett — 194 Trudy Barrett— 111 Carolyn Delight Barrie — 251 William Barrow— 218 Cheryl Bartlett— 251 Ruby Jo Barwick— 251 Norman Bass— 218 Angie Bassett — 251 Lynne Bassford — 237 Faye Sherrell Batchelor — 251 Kenille Baumgardner — 237 Dean Baxley— 251 Gerald E. Baygents— 106, 194 Susan Beall— 251 Carroll Beard— 121 Jimmy F. Beasley — 194 Nancy Beasley — 194 Suzanne Beasley — 71, 251 Altimon, Doy Beck— 112 Beth Beck— 237 Harry N. Beck— 65, 114, 194 Gerald Beckuni — 87 Judy Bedgood— 251 Ray Beeland — 116 Helen Nancy Belcher— 99, 251 Sue Belcher— 64, 218 Bobby Bell— 218 Bonnie Bell— 218 Julie Bell— 111 Linda Bell— 72 Margaret Bell — 194 Martha Bell— 74, 237 Mary Jean Bell— 76, 194 Maston W. Bell— 106, 107, 195 Pat Bell— 104 130, 251 Sonny Bell— 237 Glenda Bennett— 73, 195 Samuel R. Bennett— 195 Robert Lawrence Berens — 251 JoAnne Biles— 251 Lorraine Bishop— 100, 237 Gordon Blackkwell— 78, 195 Joyce Blair — 195 Carolyn Bland— 99, 252 Ben Blanchard— 237 Jim G. Blanchard— 60, 82, 195 Joe Blanchard— 82 Patrick G. Blanchard— 60, 62, 88, 195 James F. Bland, Jr.— 195 Susie Blount— 252 Karen Boatright— 68, 252 John Ira Boggah— 252 Lloyd Bohannon — 195 James Bolin — 247 Jesse Bookhardt — 195 Sam Boroughs — 237 Joe Bostwick-87, 195 Maurice Bout well, Jr.— 114, 195 Janet Bowden— 252 Rand Bowden -60, 78, 195 Richard Bowden — 146 Charles Edward Bowen — 252 Gloria A. Bowen— 252 Larry Bowen — 237 Mary Bowen— 252 Sterling Bowman — 145, 252 Yvonne Boyette— 252 Walter Leslie Bracewell— 122, 218 Jackie Bradford— 252 Lynn L. Bradley— 87, 252 Mary Hunt Bradshaw— 237 Inman Thomas Bragg — 252 Dianne Branch— 104, 252 Nancy Brand— 218 Peter Brandon— 82, 110, 218 Linda D. Brannen — 195 Olivia Brannon — 252 Patricia Brannon — 218 Judy Gray Brantley— 252 Jimmy Gordon Brantley — 195 Dan Bray— 59, 106 Ronnie Braziel — 69 Reid B. Breckenridge — 196 Jimirae Brewer — 218 Sue Brewton — 196 Gloria Bridges— 119, 122, 237 Mabel Bridges— 252 Rachel Briley— 196 Barbara Carolyn Brinkley — 196 Gene Britt— 87, 252 Jim Brock — 61 Vivian Brock— 106, 218 Margie Brodhead — 113 Dick Brodersen — 137 William D. Brodman— 62, 78, 196 Gayle Brooks— 252 Vonnie Brooks — 196 Danny Broucek— 61, 62, 92, 120, 122 Babs Brown— 252 Barry Brown— 252 Daniel Brown— 218 Ed Brown— 237 Edward L. Brown — 252 Evelyn Marie Brown — 252 Faye Brown — 196 Henry Cook Brown — 218 Lance Brown— 67, 82, 218 Mary Brown — 74 Russell Brown— 78, 113, 219 Ruth Marie Brown — 64, 196 Sandra Brown — 196 Tom W. Brown— 219 Phyllis Browning— 252 Susan Browning — 76, 106, 107, 108, 142, 237 Sue Ellen Bruce— 219 Rose Marie Bruno — 1% Bobby Wayne Bryant— 219 Alice Buchanan— 73, 142, 196 Jo Ann Buchanan — 252 Sandra Buchholz-96, 196 303 Student Index That ' s all right son I ' ll give you a D . Jackie Bullington— 66, 76, 100, 238 Jerry Bundy— 76, 96, 104, 122, 219 Jackie Burch — 1% Ruth Burch— 252 Herbert Burke— 111 Rosemary Burgamy — 122 Marilyn Joyce Burke — 238 Claudia Barbara Burkett — 118, 252 Johnnie Burnam — 252 Bill Burnett— 69 Rae Nelle Burnsed— 219 Vernon Burned — 122 Sally Brooks Burroughs — 196 Mary Thomas Burton — 252 L. W. Bush, Jr.— 238 Bobby Butler— 155 Brenda Butler— 108, 238 Ann Butt— 94, 97, 119, 238 Karen Byrd— 72 Brenda Faye Cain— 71, 100, 119, 252 Carol Cain— 99, 238 Bill Caire— 196 Linda Kaye Caldwell — 253 Wilbur Calhoun— 88, 197 Ted Callahan— 197 Don Callaway— 69, 144, 253 Jennifer Cameron — 253 Rose E. Cammon — 253 Carol Camp — 197 Dorothy Ann Campbell — 253 Terry Maurice Campbell — 219 William Campbell— 78 Benny Cannady — 197 Hoyt Cannady— 61, 118, 124, 197 Rosa Cannon— 73, 122, 197 Richard M. Carlisle— 197 Cathy Carmichael — 253 Eldon Carmichael — 144 Kathy Carmichael — 68 Kay Carpenter — 219 Phillip Eugene Carpenter — 219 Angela Carr — 74 Bette Carr— 238 Homer Carraway — 106, 197 Patrice Carrigg — 253 Christine Carroll— 119, 238 Miriam Carruth— 76, 122, 253 Winn Carswell— 122 Al Carter— 219 Harry Carter — 151 Joanne Carter — 253 Kay Carter— 197 Linda Gail Carter — 197 Jay Ann Cason — 219 Mary Jane Cassady— 145, 253 Carolyn Cassels — 253 Kay Castleberry— 100, 238 Susan Catt— 219 Lanny Everett Cauthen — 253 Sherrill Chadwick — 253 Cheryl Chalker— 104, 105, 197 Daphne Ann Chambless — 197 Lewis Chambless — 219 Lori Chambliss — 122 George Chambliss — 198 Beverly Lynette Chapman — 64, 108, 198 Gail Chapman — 198 Terry Cheek— 219 Frank Cheng— 62, 120, 198 Linda Chester — 68, 253 Dave Christiansen — 110, 113, 137, 144, 155, 238 Carlene Clark — 253 Jerrilyn Clark— 198 304 Robert R. Clarke— 144, 253 Dorothy Claxton— 198 Lorena Clyatt— 198 Linda Coalson — 198 Alice Cobb— 238 Lynda Cochran— 100, 238 Aubry Gary Coker— 78, 198 Laura Coker — 253 Donna Sue Cole— 108, 238 David Coleman— 219 Gail Coleman— 76, 111, 238 Terry Coleman — 238 Walter Coleman— 69, 250, 253 Carol Collier — 253 Brenda Collins — 253 Hazel Collins— 238 Joy Collins — 253 Rhoda Jane Collins— 72, 198 Sarah Nell Collins— 238 Sue Collins— 94, 119, 238 Diane Colvin — 238 Jane Colvin — 238 Mark Comer— 106, 144 Alice Conaway — 219 Harriett Cone — 253 Nancy Connell— 108, 238 Wayne Conner — 154 Fred Cook— 115 Jimmy Cook — 253 John W. Cook— 198 Nancy Cook— 238 Rodney Franklin Cook — 253 Beverly Cooper — 253 Jane Cooper — 198 Larry James Cooper — 106, 199 Diane Copeland — 253 Beverly Corley— 94, 122, 238 T. Frank Corley, Jr.— 238 Marcia Corry— 100, 219 Alan Cortes— 253 Diane Cowan — 239 K. Holley Cowan— 253 Sweet-Pea Coward — 75 Benjamin Thomas Cowart III — 253 Linda Cowart— 239 Bob Cowley — 116 Carol Cox— 253 Louise Cox— 75 Lee Barry Craft— 199 Marilyn Craft— 254 Bobby Crafton— 254 Carolyn Cramer— 98, 119, 122, 199 Ben Creamer — 254 Buddy Crenshaw — 219 Charles S. Crews, Jr. — 219 Joe Crine— 120, 219 Kathy Crippen — 254 Carol Denise Cromer — 254 Robbie Jean Crosby — 199 Woody Crosby— 78, 130, 220 Gloria Faye Cross — 254 Mary Cross— 108, 199 Larry Crouch — 152 Nancy Ray Crumpler— 122, 254 Patti Culpepper— 115, 254 Barbara Evelene Cummings — 220 Janeen Curl — 239 Mari Dabbs— 239 Arnold Taylor Dabron — 220 Tommy Dail — 137 Bobby Daley— 254 George Damour — 254 Carolus Wood Daniel, Jr.— 254 Dianne Daniel — 254 Hiram Graybill Daniel, Jr.— 114, 199 Jerry M. Daniel— 199 Mila Daniel— 254 Roslyn Virginia Daniel— 122, 220 Vicke Daniel— 254 Bruce Dannelly— 111, 220 Charles Le Count Darling, Jr. — 78, 130, 220 William Pittman Darsey — 254 Andrew Russell Dasher — 199 C. L. Daughtry, Jr.— 116, 220 Dorothy Daves— 220 Otis Maxion Daves— 239 Annella Davis— 220 Blimp Davis— 122, 220 Brenda Gale Davis— 220 Dianne Davis — 254 Jerry Davis — 78 Joan Davis — 239 Lynn Davis — 254 Mary Ann Davis— 67, 100, 104, 239 Man ' W. Davis— 220 Mike Davis — 144 Otis Dean Davis— 254 Roger Davis — 254 Woody Davis— 111, 220 Carol Elizabeth Davidson — 254 Ped Dawdry— 88 Gary Dawson— 122, 254 Sandra Lee Dawson — 254 Carolyn Sue Day— 100, 239 Jimmy Day — 254 James W. Deal— 189, 239 Judy Deal— 76 Julian P. Deal— 62, 99, 121 Sally A. Deal— 199 Cheryl Dean— 254 E. Wayne Dean— 189 Ralph Sigler Dean, Jr.— 199 Curtis Dedge— 122 Linda Deen— 199 Bill Dekle— 61, 62, 236, 239 Leroy J. Delionbach — 78, 199 Glenda DeLoach— 72, 255 Larry Demby— 82, 199 Michaela Dennis— 60, 73, 75, 220 Carolyn Dent— 200 Fred Dent— 220 Charles E, Dews— 106, 200 Annelle DeWitt— 111, 255 Larry Dial— 100, 102, 200 Robbie Jean Dickey— 104, 105, 200 Donna Diestel — 66 Carolyn Driggers — 255 Carol Dillard— 200 Gail Dills— 255 Arnold Taylor Dobran— 220 Jimmy Dobson — 144 Connie Dodgen — 113 Janie Patsy Dodson — 200 Alice F. Dollar— 108, 200 Billie Dollar— 220 Tandree Dominick — 239 Bette Donaldson — 255 Ginger Donalson — 99, 220 Herman Jackson Donaldson — 220 Elaine Jacqueline Donkar — 114, 200 Jimmy Dooley — 255 Byron Downs— 119, 121, 221 Charles Downs — 255 James Daniel DTawdy — 255 Jack Greene Doyle — 221 France Drawdy — 239 Carolyn Driggers — 255 Jonni Ruth Dmry— 76, 200, 221 Ronald Drury— 221 Patricia Ann Duckworth — 120 Carol Duckworth— 255 Paul Anderson Duffy, Jr. — 144, 255 Sharon Dukes — 111 Robbie Dunagan— 104, 119, 221 David M. Dunbar— 112, 225 Larry Duncar — 113, 255 Clyde D. Dunn— 200 Lilla Ann Durden— 221 Sandra Durden— 66, 87, 239 Pat Durrence— 200 Sandra Dwelle— 239 H. Leroy Dyches— 239 Roxy Dyches— 73, 108 Dorcas Dyess — 221 Carolyn Ann Dykes — 255 Kent Dykes— 255 Julia Eason — 239 Sandra Eatoman— 108, 142 Bill Eberhardtt, Jr.— 65, 82, 200 John G. Eckenroth— 239 John F. Eden— 122, 125, 255 Maxanne Edenfield— 97, 239 Jimmy Edgar — 88 Anne Edge— 113, 128, 200, 312 Linda Edwards— 96, 119, 200 Ronnie Edwards — 122 Sandra Louise Edwards — 239 Ernestine Elder— 200 Gail Elkins— 74, 97, 239 Nelson Elliott— 116 Diane Lynn Ellis— 75, 239 Joe Ellis— 88 Sue Ellis— 255 Ina Emanuel— 115, 200 Jamie Emery— 115, 120, 255 Krystal English— 108, 221 Bonnie Ennis — 255 Evelyn Erwin — 201 Booty Etheridge— 144 Michael C. Eubanks— 255 Charles Eunice— 92, 146, 239 Donna Evancic — 255 Jackie Evans— 96, 221 John Evans — 201 Shelton Evans— 221 Janey Everett— 76, 221 Donald Everson— 239 Carol Ewing — 99 Ernest Ewing — 102 Peggy Exley— 61, 76, 108, 143, 201 Royce B. Exley— 155, 201 C. Vernon Fail— 201 Alfred R. Fain, Jr.— 201 Lewis J. C. Fain— 239 Brenda Fanning — 255 Agnes Fareus — 127 Sharon Fargason— 97, 100, 101, 244 Ron Famer — 65 Curtis Farrer — 123 Francine Farrer — 239 Billy Felder— 65, 110, 146, 201 Jamie Felts— 255 Bobby Fender— 255 Halley Fennell— 76, 96, 104, 105, 126 Janet Fields— 221 Rufus Hulon Fields, Jr.— 69, 187, 255 Joe LeRoy Finchee — 256 John Finn — 88 Linda Sue Findley — 240 Abram Jack Fishman — 87, 255 John Fishback — 110 Bob Flanders— 118, 127 Jimmy Flanders — 157 Betty Alma Fleetwood — 255 Sandra Fleming — 255 James Franklin Floyd — 201 Jenice Floyd— 221 Ronnie Floyd — 88 Sandra Floyd— 201 Julia Flynt— 240 Mimi Flynt— 240 Mary Foehener — 221 Micki Fogle— 240 Robert Forbes— 122 Troy Dean Ford — 201 Robert E. Forster, Jr.— Ill, 221 Reba Jean Foskey — 202 Poodle Fountain — 202 Student Kathy Elizabeth Fowler— 240 Bonnie Fox— 240 William B. Fox— 256 Britt Franklin— 240 Grandy Franklin— 240 Jenny Franklin— 125, 256 Carol Fay Frankum — 240 Claude A. Frazier— 106, 221 Faye Freeman — 240 Robert David Freeman — 202 Jerry G. Freyermuth — 256 Janice Fries— 104, 202 Patricia Fries — 256 Jan Fulcher— 202 Johnny Fulford— 222 Eleanor C. Fuller— 202 Paula Fuller— 72, 222 Bob Fullerton— 92, 123 Jouida Fussell— 111, 121, 202 Elva Wolfe Futch— 240 Bonnie Gahagen — 256 Marie Gainey— 222 Fleta Gamble— 240 Mary Beth— 256 George Randall Garrett — 256 James Garrett— 222 Joseph Marcus Garrison — 256 Lou Gassett— 59, 62, 76, 104, 105, 192, 202 Jordan Brooks Gaudry, III — 78, 222 Brenda Gay— 111, 240 Currey Gayle — 256 Karen Gazafy — 256 Douglas C. Geiger— 102, 128, 202 Lawrence George — 240 Michael Land Gibbs— 222 Walter Bibbs— 121 Barbara Gibson — 61, 256 Harry Gibson — 256 Jeanette Gison — 59 Mary Sue Gibson — 72 Brenda Giddens — 256 James L. Gilchrist— 202 Linda Gillis— 61, 113, 122 Raymond Curtis Gilreath, Jr. — 202 Angela Gindlesperger — 98, 119, 222, 122 Helen Ginn — 256 James M. Ginn — 71 Mike Ginn— 222 Mary Anne Gladden— 222 Gayglaser— 94, 240 Allan Glass— 102, 202 Avis Glisson— 94, 250 Henrietta Glisson — 59, 61, 113 Jimmy E. Glisson — 222 May Jean Glisson — 256 Marcia Glover— 222 Annis Goddard— 202 Kikky Goddard— 240 Brenda Joniece Gooding — 202 Cynthia Ruth Goodman — 202 Johnny Goodrum — 256 Diane Lynn Goodson — 256 Donald Goodson — 222 John T. Gordon, Jr.— 113, 240 Patricia Anne Gordon— 108, 202 Terry Gordon— 88, 203 W. Ray Gowen— 256 Selma Goudelock — 240 Fiona Gannette — 203 Kathleen Graham— 108, 222 Walter Graham, Jr.— 256 Jeanie Gray — 256 Marian Gray— 122, 256 Martha Graydon — 256 Albert Green— 92, 123, 222 Richard Green— 125, 256 Index Richard Gordon Green— 88, 203 Betty Paulette Greene — 256 Dianna Greenway — 240 Martha Jacquelyn Greer — 203 Carole Gregory — 77, 240 Wayne Gresham— 111, 203 Dannie Jean Griffin— 68, 108, 256 Eddie Griffin— 256 Fred Griffin— 223 Howard Griffin — 256 Jack Griffin— 203 James G. Griffin— 111, 203 Linda Griffin — 256 William Inman Griffis — 256 M. Phyllis Grimes— 108, 256 Donald Andrew Grinde, Jr. — 113, 240 James Thomas Griner — 122, 223 Shirley Ann Grubbs— 203 Mary Ruth Grizzard— 108, 240 Norma Jean Guest — 203 Doyline Guillebeau — 256 Dean C. Gundcach — 256 Robert G. Guthrie, Jr.— 203 Rusty Guy— 240 Sherry Hagaman — 203 Danny Hagen — 119 Charles Hamovitz — 87 Peggy Hagin— 121, 122 Barbara Hale— 94, 223 Charles Edwin Haley — 257 Bob Hall— 106, 107 Bunnie Hall— 70, 257 David HaU— 122, 151, 203 Douglas Hall— 204 Edna Hall— 122, 223 Joey Hall— 257 Linda Hall— 257 Roslyn Hall— 68, 257 Sue Hall— 223 Tish Haller— 257 Jeannie Hamhrick — 257 Julianna Hamhrick — 204 Curt Hames— 240 Colon Hamilton— 241 Mary Jane Hamilton— 99, 204 Betty Hamm— 99 Jackie Hammond — 154 Sandra Hamrick — 223 Gary Raymond Hancock — 7, 61, 82, 223, 216 Whitner Buzz Hankinson — 69, 257 Mrs. Estelle R. Harber— 204 Bobby L. Harbin— 223 Elaine Harbuck— 119 Judy Hardie— 72, 77, 204 Ragan Hardie— 116, 223 Murray Hardison, Sr. — 223 Allen Hare— 223 Jean Hare — 257 Faye Harper— 68, 257 Kathryn Harper— 121, 204 Robert Earle Harper — 257 Shirley Harper— 96, 100, 121 Ellen Harrell— 223 Phyllis Harrell— 111, 241 Wayne Harrell— 204 Anne Harris — 241 C. H. Harris, Jr. (Buddy)— 106, 110, 146, 204 Lamar Harris— 236, 269 Tom Harris — 87 Susan E. Harris — 257 Georgia Lee Harrison — 257 Harold Bull Harrison— 106, 204 Sarah Harrison — 257 Student Index Thomas D. Harrison, Jr. — 204 Glenda Hartley— 204 L. W. Hartley, Jr.— 60, 78, 204 Donna Hartman — 223 Gerald Hartwig — 111 Carlette Harvey— 99, 121, 223 Etta Dale Harvey— 257 Jack Harvey — 82 Pat Harvey — 76 Randy Harvey — 67 Tommy Harvey — 154 Jacqueline Ann Hasell — 204 Brenda Hattaway — 241 Charles H. Haviland, III— 241 Dean D. Hayes— 223 Carolyn Haymans— 62, 94, 96, 100, 101, 204 Cheryl Ann Haynes — 241 Porky Haynes — 123 Ronnie Haynes — 257 Sherry Haynes — 74 Mikki Haywood— 223 Betty Jo Head— 223 Alice Jane Hearn — 223 Carolyn Heath— 223 Glenda Ann Heath— 100, 241 Larry Heath — 257 Ray Heath— 83 Ashton, Helmly— 99, 241 Glenda Helmly— 99, 257 C. Carey Henderson — 223 Pat Herderson — 257 Sandra Henderson — 68, 257 Ann Hendrix— 75, 224 Kay Hendrix— 204 May Hendrix — 241 Ruthie Hendrix— 94, 241 Thomas Warren Hendrix — 115, 257 Rossie Hendry — 241 Vicki Lynn Hendry— 104, 257 Janet Henriksen— 108, 257 Jerry L. Henry — 257 Harry D. Herrin— 204 Mary Belle Herring— 257 John Gordon Herrington, III — 79, 113, 117, 131, 224 Sharon Hewell— 108, 257 Betty W. Hickey— 205 Mike Cleveland Hickman— 205 Carol Hicks— 64, 99, 205 Harry P. Hicks, Jr.— 205 Ginger Higgins— 72, 115, 257 Robert Highland— 113 Ginger Hill— 75, 121, 129, 224 Herman Randy Hill— 257 Jack Hill— 111, 130, 224 Jimmy Hilliard— 65, 92, 106, 123, 224 Margie Hilliard— 205 Marjorie Evans Hinson — 205 Mary Hiorns — 257 Judy Hobart— 257 Jesse Hobbs — 241 Becky Hobgood— 77, 108, 241 Claire Hodges— 258 Dwight Hodges— 258 Elizabeth Hodges— 104, 258 Juanita Hodges — 224 Mary Ann Hodges— 100, 241 Norma Hodges— 99, 258 Rose Callaway Hodges — 205 Lo Ann Hogan— 77, 104, 205 Maryha Hogan— 258 Ronnie Holbert — 241 Bob Holcomb— 119, 205 Coretta Holcomb— 113, 258 Kay Holland— 100, 241, 104 Harriet H. Holleman— 205 Lucy Holleman — 241 Jim Hollingsworth— 130, 205 Sarah W. Holloway— 224 Sandra Holmes— 70, 99, 258 Thomas Holmes — 241 Paula Holston— 258 Bubba Holt— 241 Sharon Holt— 224 Glym Holton— 62, 67, 79 Lynn Holton— 79, 94 Linda Holton— 102, 241 Tommy Holton — 124 Charles West Bud Heltzclaw, Jr. —205 Marjorie P. Holzman — 241 Martin H. Holzman — 206 Jere Lee Hock— 146, 258 Gary M. Hooks— 258 Glada Hooks— 99, 206 Joanie Hooper — 113, 258 Diane Hopper — 258 Robert F. House, Jr.— 79, 206 Brenda Houston — 258 Paul Howard— 87, 258 Frederick G. Howe — 258 Dianne Howington — 145, 258 Martha Sue Hudson— 70, 77, 258 Royce Thames Hudson — 258 Elizabeth Hughes— 258 JoAnn Humphries — 258 Susan Humphries — 258 Johnny Hunnicutt — 206 Judy Hunnicutt — 145 Allen Hunt— 88, 206 Terry L. Hunt— 224 Wyman Hunt— 113, 224 Ruth Ann Hunter— 258 Georgiann Hunyady — 71, 258 David Bing Hurst— 113, 206 Carol Jean Hutchison — 223 Sheryl Hutchinson — 258 James E. Hutto— 224 Sylvia Hutto— 102, 224 Claudia Hyers— 224 Judy Her— 258 Carolyn Ingram — 258 Nell Ingram— 259 Jackie Irwin — 224 Bea Isaf— 259 Dianne Ivey — 241 Ken Ivey— 102 Bobby James— 106, 107, 206 James Dale— 224 Judy James — 99 Janice James — 66, 77, 241 Suzanne James — 259 Vance Jammes — 65, 224 Jerry Jarrell — 241 Robert Jarrett— 83 Ann Jenkins— 72, 206 Cheryl Jenkins — 259 Jacquita Jenkins — 259 James Everett Jenkins — 224 Nacy Rita Jenkins — 259 Roger Jessup, Jr.— 69, 79, 225 Trudy Jett— 99, 206 Betty Joann Johnson — 70, 259 Bill Johnson— 100, 119, 225 Charles Johnson— 67, 92, 121, 225 Dan Parker Johnson — 259 Holt Johnson— 62, 65, 123 Jeannette Johnson — 73, 225 Judith Johnson— 74, 236, 241, 108 Lewis Johnson — 242 Lorene Johnson— 66, 100, 119, 242 Mike Johnson — 83 Patricia Ann Johnson — 259, 99 Roger Johnson — 88 Sonny Johnson — 122 Thomas Johnson — 116 Syble Johnson— 94, 100, 242 Victoria Elizabeth Johnson — 259 Wayne Johnson — 242 William Johnson — 225 Jo Frances Johnston — 70, 250 Phydan Johnston — 242 Shirley Joiner — 242 Bobby Jones— 88, 110 Gwen Jones— 104, 225 Jack P. Jones— 242 Luther Jones — 206 Malon A. Jones— 206 Patricia Ann Jones — 99, 259 Patricia Lynne Jones — 259 Rosa Lee Jones— 131, 206 Sandra R. Jones — 225 Susan Jones — 259 Tommy Jones — 151 Jennifer Jordan — 259 Earline Jordan — 114 Lynn Jordan— 94, 119, 118, 125, 242 What do you mean . . . FIRE DRILL! Marian Reeves Jordan — 111, 206 Marion O. Jordan— 225 Paul Joseph— 120, 130, 259 Mary Bon Joyner — 225 Rebecca Elizabeth Joyner — 98, 225 Kristeen Ann Kalbfleisch— 259 Jim Kauffmann — 225 Paula Keith— 70, 259 Betty Jean Kelly— 96, 104, 206 Janette Moore Kelley— 108, 206 Patricia Kelly— 242 Paula Carolyn Kelly— 225 Ross Kelly, Jr.— 83, 259 Sharon Kelly— 113, 259 Judy Kendrick— 100, 242 Barbara Kennedy — 259 Elaine Kennedy — 259 Maxwell Kennedy — 259 Sandra Gail Kennedy— 206 Ida Rose Smith Kenickell— 225 Donald Kersey— 225 Laura Kersey— 111, 225 Ruth Kessler— 259 Sarah Kessler— 122, 259 Donovan Kicklighter — 122 Sandra Kicklighter— 99, 259 Joe Kieve— 67, 79, 116, 225 George Killgo— 87, 259 Olin Kimberly— 226 Dorothy Kimsey— 226 Barbara Sue King — 76, 207 Charles Lavone King — 226 Mary Alta King— 207 Paulinda King— 64, 99, 207 Tom King— 69, 259, 125 Dorothy Kirkland— 242 Paula Kirkendohl— 260 Jimmy George Kirkland — 260 Julia Shelnutt Kitchen — 207 William Kitchen— 226 Carol Sue Kitchens— 100, 226 Martha Kitchens— 12, 242 Charles Patrick Kleinpeter — 89, 207 Kaye Kluglose — 260 Cherry Knight — 260 Sandy Knight— 260 Janet Kraft— 207 Bob Lackey— 87, 226 Iben Lade— 242 Martha Lamb— 52, 61, 62, 96, 99, 122, 128, 226 Jayne Marie Lamunda — 242 Gail Lane— 260 Gloria Lane— 50, 53, 54, 77, 91, 99, 96, 226 Norma Jean Lane — 70, 260 Saro Jo Lane— 119, 242 Sue Lane— 260 La Paula Langford — 260 Jimmy Langham — 260 Bobby Lanier— 242 Elizabeth Anne Lanier — 260 Lydia Susan Lanier— 70, 112, 119, 260 Diane Lansford— 111, 226 Donna Lariscy— 58, 62, 96, 114, 207 John Larsen — 102 Patricia Ann Latham — 260 Charles H. Latimer— 260 Ken Lawhorne — 242 John W. Lawson— 89, 207 Nancy Lay ton— 99, 260 Betty R. Lee— 102, 260 Harold Lee— 242 Helen Lee— 120, 266 Linda Lee— 97, 242 Mary Ann Lee— 226 Melinda Lee— 100, 130, 260 Sherry Lester— 106, 137, 154 Marilyn Levereft — 260 Betty Ann Lewis — 226 Del Lewis— 260 Dianna Lewis — 226 Earl F. Lewis— 242 Jack Lewis— 207, 122 John S. Lewis— 113, 207 Judy Lewis— 260 Roger Lewis — 226 W. Stan Lewis— 87, 250, 260 Woody Lewis— 87, 120, 242 Jerry L. Lifsey— 79, 129, 226 Elaine Little— 226 Lenora Littlefield— 226 Janice Lively — 102 James Brooks Livingston — 226 Joan Lockett — 72 Johnnie Lockett- 8, 49, 226 Carl Lockwood — 243 Mike Long— 260 Jerry Long — 123 306 Student Index Carolyn Joyce Lord — 260 Charles Goodie Loska— 92, 243 Dianne Lott— 120, 260 Dorothy Love— 243 Jane Love— 77, 104, 226 Margaret Helen Love— 243 JoAnne Lovett— 207 Clifford B. Lowden— 83, 227, 130 Elaine Lucas— 260, 122 Margaret Ann Lukens — 243 George Franklin Lumpkin — 207 David Lundherg— 227, 116 Shirley Marie Lunsford — 207 Marly Luton — 71 Lynda Ann Lynn— 64, 108, 207 Linda McAlum— 104, 227 David McArthur— 260 Marilyn McBride— 243 Martha McBride— 64, 99, 208 Richard H. McBride— 83, 243 Robert McCain— 106 Nancy Amelia McCall— 112, 227, 100, ' 101 Brian McClelland— 88 Nancy McCollough— 94, 119, 243 Jerry McClintock— 122 John McCormack— 227 Glenda Murl McConnell— 260 Judy McCord— 119, 243, 94 Ralph A. McCuin— 113, 227 Jimmy McCullough— 208, 115 Joseph Stephen McDaniel — 61, 69, 144, 250 Ronald McDaniel— 67 Judy McDonald— 70, 99, 100 Kathleen McDonald— 227 Laverne McDonald— 227, 108 Evon McDuffie— 243, 97, 100 Barbara McEachin — 261 Mary Jo McGee— 70, 261 Maggie McGuire— 227 Edwin McKinney— 243 Jackie McKinney — 227 Vivian McKinney — 114 Warren McKinney— 119, 208 Amelia McLain — 261 James McLaughlin — 261 Cheryl McLean— 66, 243 William McMaster— 243 Glenda McMichcn— 99, 126, 130, 227 Cheryl McMillen— 73 Janice McNorrill— 124, 225, 227 Ghalib Ma-ayed— 63 Carolyn Madden— 261 Beverly Maddox— 113, 122 Billy Maddox— 227 Judy Maddox— 227 Wendell G. Madray— 207 Mike Maguire— 261 Bobby Majors — 79 Bobby Majors— 79, 111 Claire Wilkes Majors— 208 Patricia Mallad— 208 Warren C. Mann— 261 Buford Manning— 144, 261 Ed Manry— 243 Nancy Mansfield— 243 Panagiotis Michael Manuel— 208 Virginia Marierety — 261 Edwin Earl Marsh— 261 Billy Martin Jr— 87, 227 John Oscar Martin— 208 Ken Martin— 144 Lillian Martin— 115, 261 Michael E. Martin— 55, 79, 83, 99, 114, 115, 129, 243 Bonnie Jean Marwitz— 108, 227 Virginia Marwitz — 261 Billy Massee— 243 Ed Mathews— 88, 208 Sonja Mathews — 261 Stephen Eugene Mathews — 261 Clayton William Mathis— 227 John Mayberry— 227 Bobby Mayers— 227 Mary Ann Mayes — 111 Judy Carolyn Mayes — 261 Ronald Mahew— 146, 226, 261 Cynthia Patricia Medders— 97, 243 Gayle Medders— 261 Jay Meddin— 227 Brenda J. Meeks— 100, 208 Brenda Sue Meeks— 100, 243 Martha Meeks— 261 Schar Meeks— 261 Winona Dee Meeks— 100, 228 Mary Jo Melton— 261 Joanne Mercer — 261 Vivian Mercer— 228 Carole Elizabeth Merrick — 261 James Wyman Merritt— 228 Larry Merritt— 146 Lounelle Merritt— 112, 115, 208 Paul A. Merritt— 122, 243 Richard Merritt— 261 E. G. Meybohn— 155 Latrelle Middleton— 228 Sylvia Mikkola— 100, 111, 228 Ginger Miles— 244 Marion Willis Moore— 261 Paula Moore— 244 Sandy Moore 261 Tallulah Jane Moore— 119, 209 Clarence Edward Morgan — 262 Elaine Morgan— 122, 262 Lynn Morgan— 104, 244 Marian Morgan— 77, 104 Bob Morris— 208 Carolyn Elaine Morris— 108, 209 Evelyn Morris — 244 Lillian Morris— 209 I ' ve been drafted ! Don ' t tell me, I ' ll remember your name in a minute. Max Milford— 261 Barbara Ann Miller— 208 Carroll Bruce Miller— 244 Howard W. Miller— 208 Kate Miller— 208 Lewis Miller— 151 Louis H. Miller Jr.— 208 Nelia Anne Miller— 228 Patty Miller— 244 Sheila M. Miller— 118, 129, 261 Helen Ann Milligan— 94, 104, 105, 208 Marsha Mills— 70, 261 Carl Minter, Jr.— 244 Madelihe Misfeldt— 94, 113, 114, 120, 228 Mary Louisa Mitchan— 209 Annette Mitchell— 209 Gena Elaine Mitchell— 94, 244 Tony Mitchum— 244 Becky Mobley— 208 Sandra Anetha Mock— 115, 228 Bonnie Modena — 261 Charles Monroe — 118 Kathy Monroe— 209 Clint Montgomery — 261 Linda Moody— 77, 228 Carolyn Mooney— 94, 100, 113, 244 Anne Moore -261 Lynette Morris— 94, 104, 228 Marchata Morris— 262 Kathy Mosely— 244 Wayne Moseley— 122, 262 Betsy Moss— 262 Barbara Motes — 64 Becky Motes— 75, 94, 101, 228 Nancy Moultrie— 73 Marvin R. Moxley— 209 Norman Moye— 209 Bill Muller— 62, 118 Everette E. Mullis— 209 Hillie Jackson Mullis— 122, 209 Jack E. Mullis— 106, 244 Robert Murff— 122 James Arnold Murphy— 106, 146, 228 Clyde Murray— 228 Judy Murray— 228 Linda Murray— 262, 123 Ricky Murray— 92, 123, 228 Robert D. Murray, Jr.— 244 Sara Sherrill Murray— 209 Jim Music— 262 Laura Myrick— 94, 228 Patsy Myrick— 262 George Nail— 262 James E. Nail, Jr.— 228 307 Student Index Gloria Nail— 262 William R. Nash— 209 William Nasworthy— 87, 262 Ellen Neal— 102, 209 Ann Nease— 262 Carole Nease— 108, 262 Janice Amelia Neder — 94, 244 Sara Ellen Neesmith— 209 William Neff— 228 Bill Nelson— 67 Sidney Nelson— 228 Roger Nelson— 89 Benjamin A. NeSmith— 106, 209 Donald Powill NeSmith— 229 James N. Nevin— 153, 229 Diana Lee New — 244 Reid New— 229 Ann Newberry— 209 Kay Newbury— 229 Claire Newell— 99, 244 Cheryl Newell— 262 Thomas Leslie Newsome — 116, 117, 209 Mary Jane Nicholson— 62, 64, 210, 108 Gene Nisbet— 106 Mike Nix— 65 Janice Nixon— 108, 229 Eddie Nobles— 229 Carolana S. Noonan — 210 Robert W. Nordman— 5, 229 Alexis Norman — 262 Jimmie F. Norris, Jr. — 210 Wright Noretly— 110, 157 Judy Norris— 99, 210 Roslyn Northington — 210 Hubert Melvin Norton, Jr.— 262 Vicki Lou Nunenkamp — 262 Judy Nunn— 299 John B. Nutting, III— 244 James Stacy Odom — 299 Brenda Ogletree— 119, 262 Robin Charles Olmstead— 151, 262 Charles W. Oliver— 229 Bernice Olsen — 94, 244 Larry Olsen— 229 Steve O ' Nan— 244 Lana Orendorff— 262 Kay Osborn — 210 Euldine Osburn — 210 Mike Osigian— 244 Robert O ' Steen— 210 Nancy Overman — 262 Carson Overstreet — 229 David Owens— 137, 210 Gary William Owens— 229 Eddie Wayne Oxford— 262 Frank Padgett— 89, 122 John Padgett— 67, 79, 229 Bill Page— 92, 229 Sammy Page — 262 William Hodges Page— 229, 157 Mary Barbara Palmer— 210 Mary Pannell— 73 Pythagoras Papadam — 63, 244 David G. Parker— 69, 119, 262 Emma Lee Parker — 244 Frank Cleveland Parker— 79, 244 Jane Parker— 299 Pam Parker— 229 Sally Edwards Parker — 245 David Parrott— 265 Patsy Partin— 265 Ann Pass — 265 Claudia Pate— 94, 120, 121, 245 Robert A. Pate— 83, 245 William E. Patrick— 229 Linda Sue Paulk — 72 Lila Pawley— 210 Allen Payne— 210, 253 Joan Peace — 245 Elaine Peacock — 71 John Peacock — 146 Mary Ann Peacock — 265 Gilbert Peal— 92 Lindsey Carol Peede — 245 Linda Pelli— 104, 229 Andy Pennington— 78, 157, 210 Ann Perry —66, 245 Dallas Perry— 155 Jimmy Peters— 67, 78, 121, 230 Mary Gail Peterson— 95, 108, 230 Barry Pevey — 265 Jerry Anne Pevey — 210 Carlos W. Phillips— 230 Diane Phillips— 245 Gayle Phillips— 245 Joe Phillips— 265 Millie Phillips— 245 Lydia Phillips— 77 Bill Pickens— 110, 137 Bobby Pierce— 152, 230 Nancy Pierce — 245 Charles William Pike— 63 Peggy Pilgrim— 210 Carole Pittman— 245 Garry Claud Pittman— 245 Winston Pittman— 106, 107, 146 210 Caroline Pitts— 121 Jane Pitts — 265 Alynn Plaisted— 265 Don Points— 89 Ricki Polak— 265 Peggy Polk— 265 Mary Ann Pollak— 120 Barbara Pollard— 210 Marcia Raye Poller — 245 Michaiel W. Poller— 210 Katherine Pollett— 210 Joe Pond— 89 Van Pool— 62, 89 Suellen Poole— 97, 100, 245 Vicki Lynn Poole— 119, 220 Cheryl Poore— 265 Bill Pope, Jr.— 230 Patsy Poss— 64. 211 Barbara Cecile Pound— 98, 230 Ann Powell— 100, 245 Billie Carolyn Powell— 265 Donnie Powell— 79, 230 John Powell— 211 Sandra Jane Powell— 66, 77, 230 Kitty Powell— 211 Douglas Powers — 230 Jane Powers — 230 Jean Powers — 230 John Prentice— 110, 146 Joy Prescot — 71 Janice Presley— 127, 230 Gladys Patricia Prince — 265 Jeff Prickett— 87, 245 Jeri Prince— 62, 97, 120, 121, 245 Jan Printup— 72, 265 Pippy Prosser — 265 Vicki Pruitt— 265 Nancy Purdom — 265 Nancy Purser — 70 Ralph Purser— 112 Beverly Purvis— 71, 264 Lonnie Roy Purvis — 264 Terry Pye— 97, 2, 245 Martha Sue Quante— 264 Janice Rach — 264 Eva Harriet Rahn— 245 Jimmy Rainwater— 6, 62, 192, 211 Dennis Raith— 87, 100, 130, 245 Patricia Ann Ramey — 96, 4, 105, 211 Diana Rieck— 62, 94, 231 Sonny Riggs — 114 Lowell Riley— 264 Charles Riner— 114, 246 James Byron Rising — 264 Kenn Robbins — 231 Ellen Roberson— 58, 96, 104, 211 Larry Roberts — 264 Gary Roberts— 127, 118 Pamela Roberts — 121 James Lee Robertson — 231 Jody Robertson — 264 Leonard Robertson — 87, 246 You got WHAT caught in the wire? Melody Ramsey- 245 Priscilla Ratcliffe— 211 Roslyn Ratliffe— 111, 230 Carole Raulerson — 72 Jake Rawl— 245 Rolf Orestus Rawl— 245 James Edward Rawlins, Jr. — 264 George M. Ray— 245 Judith Ray— 211 Sarah Lucille Ray— 99, 211 Louisa Reagan — 264 Jay Redish— 230 Becky Reddick— 42, 43, 111, 211 Frederick C. Redman — 211 Ronnie Reed — 264 Kay Reeves— 119, 264 Charles F. Reeves — 211 Herbert W. Reichert Jr.— 230 Anne Reid — 264 Charles I. Reid— 106, 230 Johnny Reid — 87 Janet Reiley— 102, 230 Sylvia Renfroe — 246 Schuyler E. Reynolds — 230 Raymond Reynolds — 137 Melton Rhodeh— 89, 230 Peggy Phodes— 108, 264 Brenda Gail Rich — 264 Mike Richard— 137 Ruby Jacqueline Richards — 264 Doc Rilkerson— 230 William A. Ricks— 116, 117, 211 Janie Dianne Ridgeway — 104, 264 Lenora Robinson — 246 Mary Ann Robinson— 100, 231 Ruth W. Robinson— 231 Wilmer Lee Robinson, Jr. — 79, 231 Amelia Grace Robson— 122, 127, 264 Kathy Robson— 120, 246 Jume M. Rogers— 231 Larry Mitchell Rogers — 264 Leland Rogers — 231 Wendy Rogers— 99, 211 James Edmond Rooks — 246 Margaret Ross — 246 Corley Rountree — 264 Jane Rountree — 264 Jon Roundtree — 151 Meredith Rountree— 212 Thomas Charles Roush — 211 Connie Routh— 119, 264 Vicky Rowe — 264 Henrietta Rowell — 231 Faye Ruffin— 212 Kay Runes — 113 Ann Rushing — 246 Carol Joan Rushing — 212 Janelle Rushing— 212 Janelle Rushing— 212 Dianne Russell— 264 Elizabeth Russell— 100, 111, 115, 231 M. Lynelle Russell— 212 Hans Ryborg— 63, 212 Leo M. Sable— 115, 212 308 Student Index Janet Sallette— 264 James Edward Salter — 231 William Colom Sammons — 212 Carol Lynne Samuelson — 77, 264 Nancy Sanders — 127 M. J. Sanders— 116, 117 David Sands— 231 James Sarratt— 119, 122 Ginny Sarver — 246 Patricia R. Satterfield— 246 Linda Saucier— 104, 212 Patricia L. Saxon— 74, 231 Janet Scarboro — 264 Gayle Scarborough — 264 Jimmy Scearce — 137 Sam Schafer — 157 Charles V. Schoof— 130, 231 Charles J. Schroder, Jr.— 264 Al Schwanebeck— 111, 231 Betsie Scott— 70, 130, 264 Duncan Scott— 264 Larry Scott— 119, 122, 231 Terry Scott— 246 Thomas Clark Scott — 231 Walter Harmon Scott — 246 James A. Scroggins — 264 Brenda Scruggs— 70, 77, 108, 264 Judy Ann Scruggs — 66, 77, 108, 216, 231 Brenda Seabolt— 246 Doris Sears — 264 Beth Seeley— 108 Jim Seeley — 137, 155 Lutz Seidel — 63 Gay Senn — 231 Robert L. Settles— 246 William D. Settles— 246 William D. Settles— 246 Jane Seymour — 246 Leon Sexton — 106 Jackie Shaw — 264 Linda Shaw— 212 Wilmot Shealy— 79, 231 Harry H. Shearouse — 265 Mary Shearouse — 59 Trudy Shearon — 264 Particia Ann Sheffield— 99, 119, 252 Pat Shellman— 232 Marguerite Shelton— 73, 246 Katisue Shepherd — 212 William H. Sheppard— 88, 192, 212 Herbert Shippey— 119, 232 Judy Shippey— 212 Carl R. Shirk, II— 212 Pat Sholar— 77, 104, 212 L. Ronny Shoptaw — 111, 246 Grace Carolyn Short — 232 Daniel Shuman — 212 Johnny Shumans — 232 Johnny Shumans — 265 Diane Sikes — 246 Judson Vann Sikes — 232 Sharon Silengo — 265 Lee Silver— 83, 110, 129, 144, 151, 212 Allen Simmons — 144 Bill Simmons — 110 Judy Simmons — 212 Lou Joy Simmons — 232 Rebecca Eloise Simmons — 212 Preston Simpson — 265 Anita Carol Sims — 265 Jeannette Elaine Sims — 246 Roger David Sims — 246 Bill Sitton, Jr.— 232 Sara Skelton— 71, 265 Susan Skinner — 265 Beverly Slater — 119 Stanley E. Slaton— 212 Dan Slattery— 120 Ron Sloeomb — 157 Elaine Smart — 71 Ken Smathers— 232 Al Smith— 87 Alice Smith— 73, 246 Barbara Joanne Smith — 213 Beverly Smith — 265 Dale Smith— 265 Ellen Smith— 213 Eugene J. Smith, III— 116, 117, 213 Everett Leon Smith— 213 If she thinks I ' m going to carry another damn thing up those stairs . I don ' t care WHO you say you are — My name is NOT Jane! Faye Smith— 96, 232 Gail Smith— 265 Gayle Smith— 213 Harold Smith— 122 Helen Smith— 265 Jimmy Smith — 83 Judy Smith— 232 Karen Louise Smith — 265 Latrelle Smith— 119, 246 Laura Smith — 265 Levada Smith — 246 Marcia Smith— 64, 96, 213 Martha Sue Smith— 108, 265 Paul H. Smith— 232 Robert Allen Smith— 265 Sara Smith — 265 Sheron Ann Smith— 122, 265 Sybil Moulder Smith— 213 Terry Smith— 265 William F. Smith— 213 Jerry Smitherman — 232 Ida Faye Smithson— 108, 265 Gene Snyder — 265 Margaret Ann Soles— 232 Joyce Sommers — 51, 94, 111, 232 Cheryl Sorrow — 265 Joan Sparrow — 111 Sue Spell— 232 Patsy Spiers — 246 William Archie Spires— 232 George B. Spooner — 116, 117, 232 Jean Spooner — 213 Sam Standard — 87 Trahman Stanley — 137 James Stapleton — 247 Ellen Starr— 247 Judy Starr— 265 Judy Steele— 213 Jerry Stephens — 153 Jimmy Stephens — 102 Joan Stephens— 100, 232 Michael Stephens— 120 Nancy A. Stephens — 265 Robert L. Stephens— 59, 213 Sue Stephens — 265 Rick Stevens— 116, 117, 247 Carol Stewart — 265 Charolette Stewart— 122 Don Stewart— 232 L. Edward Stewart— 116, 117, 233 Mary Stewart— 265 Roy Stewart — 154 Don Stokes, Jr.— 61, 88, 213 Veronica Stokes— 65, 104, 105, 119, 199, 233 Linda Faye Stone — 233 Lynne Storey— 59, 95, 213 Marvin A. Stout, Jr. — 247 Anne Strickland— 73, 233 Becky Strickland— 265 Evelyn Strickland— 108, 265 Gail Strickland— 265 Gloria Jean Strickland — 266 Mary Beth Strickland— 108, 266 Thomas Clyde Strickland, Jr. — 89, 215 Sonny Strickland — 92 Norman L. Stripling — 213 Kerry Ann Strong— 58, 96, 99, 213 Francis Stubbs — 133 Phillip Sullivan— 247 Joyce Summers — 77 June Summerlin — 266 Stanley Sumner — 153 Alex Swan, 11—266 Ann Wren Swan — 233 Bill Sweatt— 233 Ellen Sweatt— 213 Larry Sweet — 266 Becky Swindell — 266 Patsy Symons— 77, 96, 233 Hubert Tankersley — 213 Brenda Tapley — 247 Suzie Tapley — 233 Charles Tarpley — 155 Nancy Tate— 213 Jackie Taylor — 59 Brendy Taylor— 97, 120, 247 Carl Henry Taylor— 87, 266 Danny Taylor — 233 Dennis Taylor — 266 Jimmy Harlod Taylor— 114, 213 Marie Elizabeth Taylor— 214 J. Will Taylor— 247 Norman Taylor— 97, 247 James Buddy Thigpen — 214 Barbara Thomas— 94, 266 Delaney Thomas — 233 Eaty Thomas — 89 Frank Thomas — 122 Kay Thomas— 108, 266 Tim Thomas — 233 Tommy Thomas — 120 Bonnie Sue Thompson — 71, 266 Faye Thompson — 247 Frankie Mazie Thompson — 233 Garlynda Thompson— 71, 122, 266 Gay Thompson — 266 309 Qtudent Index Joan Thompson — 144 Jo Ann Thompson — 102 Juan D. Thompson— 62, 122, 233 Randel T. Thompson— 247 Ray Thompson — 214 Rhetta Thompson— 61, 94, 99, 129, 233 Sonya Thompson — 233 Diana Thornton — 266 Linda Thornton — 214 Bonnie Thrasher — 73 Wanda Thrower — 266 Martha Ann Tidwell- Meredith Tiller— 266 Barhara Jean Tillman- Seina Tillman — 266 Frank Tilton— 233 Linda Tinsley — 266 Ambos William Tisdel — 266 Mary Ann Todd— 233 Buck Tolbert— 266 -247 -214 Elaine Tyre — 267 Ronald Tyre — 146 Darlene Underwood— 100, 247 Frances Jewel Underwood — 247 Gayle Ursrey — 267 Armond R. Usher— 214 Patricia Ann Utermark— 108, 267 Harold T. Varn— 247 David Varnedoe — 67 Roger Varner — 267 Carolyn Veal— 247 Doug Veal— 116 Jacquelyn Veal — 214 Rebecca Ann Vernon — 71, 267 Sandra Vick— 94, 97, 247 Donald R. Vik— 113, 118, 267 Peter Vivenzio— 120, 247 Here they come with that damn camera again. Barbara Tonge — 214 Betty Tonge— 214 Mary Toole— 247 Denese Ruth Tootle— 70, 266 Sue Tootle — 266 Robert H. Tolbert Jr.— 214 Marcia Townsend — 77, 214 Marcia Townsend — 77, 233 Margaretta Townsend — 247 Penny Trapnell— 58, 61, 96, 114 John H. Trawicks — 233 Frances Trey — 64, 214 Patricia Ann Tripp — 112, 266 Mary Ann Trotter — 267 Patricia Jeanne Trudell — 73, 234 Faye Tuberville — 234 Cathi Tucker— 267 Connie Tucker — 247 Frann Tucker— 77, 234 Kathy Tucker — 71 Kaye Tucker — 267 Martha Ann Tullis— 234 D. C. Tunison— 214 Barbara Frances Turner — 214 Gordon C. Turner— 87, 267 Marsha Turner— 76, 108, 143, 214 Larry C. Tutcher— 247 Gene Twiggs — 247 Dwight Tyler— 69, 267 Buster Tyre— 247 Zack Wade— 154 Joy Walden— 97, 104, 105, 119, 234 Becky Walker— 267 George Rees Walker — 267 Jerry Walker— 247 Peggy Walker— 248 Susan Walker— 99, 267 William Walker— 111, 234 Jerry Walters— 122, 214 Calvin Ward— 234 Carol Margaret Ward— 66, 104, 119, 234 Fran Ward— 234 L. W. (Woody) Ward— 67, 234 Christy Warner — 267 Clay Warnock— 110, 151 T3renda Gail Wasden— 248 Frank Waters— 144 Jack Waters— 234 Jamey Waters— 98, 119, 122 Jerry Waters— 214 Kenneth B. Waters— 267 Marsha Lynn Waters— 267 Nell Waters— 64, 108, 214 Sheila Waters— 72, 113, 119, 267 George Watson— 137, 234 Linda Watson— 119, 267 Major Watson— 78, 214 Virginia Erlene Watson — 234 Garth L. Webb, Jr.— 267 H. Mitchell Weitman— 267 Sandy Wells— 110, 154 William Allen Werts— 234 Brenda Ann Westberry— 122, 267 Glenn Westberry— 67, 92, 122, 248 Harriett Westberry— 95, 214 Linda Westberry— 267 Phyllis Whitfield— 248 Anne White— 267 Benny M. White— 267 Charlene White- 4 Jeannette Faith White— 71, 120, 267 Michael H. White— 248 Sharon White— 70, 267 William Whiethead Jr.— 248 Phyllis Whitfield— 248 George Wickham — 151 Wanda Widner— 99, 100, 248 Sue Wiggins — 74 Jane Wilbanks- 15, 81, 234 Jerry Wilcher— 87, 267 Jimmy Wilcox — 214 Doyle Wilder— 214 Linda Wilder— 66 Tom Wilder— 83, 234 Jay Wilder— 215 Martha J. Wilder— 215 Betty Wiley— 267 Terry Wiley— 87 Jerry Wilkerson— 113, 120, 234 Sally Wilkerson— 122, 215 Dyan Wilkes— 234 Jerry Allen Wilkes— 267 Joe Wilkins— 102 Kathy Wilkinson— 268 Bobbie Kay Williams— 215 Charles Williams— 268 Charlie Wayne Williams— 83, 146, 234 Dianne Williams— 77, 111, 130, 215 Garnette Carol Williams— 268 Herman T. Williams— 235 Janie Williams— 71, 119 Jimmy F. Williams — 215 Kris Williams— 268 Larry George Willaims — 268 Lewis A. Williams— 248 Mary Judith Williams— 268 Mary Lynn Williams — 268 Mickie Williams— 248 Pam Williams— 102, 248 Peggy Jo Williams — 215 Sandra Williams— 268 Susan Williams— 268 Travis Williams— 249 Clyde Wayne Williams— 235 Gladys Dean Williamson — 215 Jimmy Williamson — 235 Linda Gayle Willis— 99 Winston Willis— 215 Billy Wilson— 121, 215 Daisy Wilson— 215 Hugh Wilson— 102 Mary Wilson— 96, 235 Sherry Wilson— 108, 268 Russell R. Wimberly 11—268 Bob Winn— 268 James Winn— 268 Marie; Annette Wofford— 108, 235 Nancy Wolfe— 268 Sandra Jo Wolfe— 235 Carl Wolters— 268 Curtis Lamar Womack Jr. — 215 Peggy Womack — 268 Robert W. Wommack Jr.— 249 Bobi Wood— 247 Freida Wood— 215 Belva Woodall— 215 Wilson Woodard— 87 Diane Woods— 85, 215 Ruby Woodward— 61, 119, 122, 235 Wayne Woodward— 102, 119, 122, 268 Marilyn Woody— 235 Thelma Worley— 99, 235 Ray Wrenn— 249 Buddy Wright— 123 Harold Wright— 92, 97, 122, 249 Martha Wildes— 122 Mildred Wylds— 235 Dale Yarbrough— 99, 215 Kay Yarbrough— 268 Rita Yarbrough— 249 Billy Yawn— 249 Carol Yawn— 268 Clifford E. Yearwood— 235 Bryant Youmans— 118, 215 Faye Youmans — 249 Gary T. Yeomans — 235 Janice Young — 235 Judy Ann Young — 235 Linda Elizabeth Young l6, 235 Mary Ann Young — 108 Frank Youngblood— 92, 249 Diane Zeigler — 268 Sherry Zeigler — 215 Virginia Lynn Zellner — 249 Patricia Zipperer — 235 I ' m working on my Ph.D. I ' m working on the Reflector. 310 Organizations Index Alpha Gamma Omicron 97 Alpha Gamma Pi 97 Alpha Phi Omega 73 Alpha Rho Tau j02 Alpha Sigma 15 American Home Economics Association 99 Anderson Hall 70 Association for Childhood Education 104 Baptist Student Union g Brannen Hall 55 Buford Hall 72 Circle K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 86 Committee of Campus Organizations Presidents 62 Concert Choir 122 Cone Hall 67 Deal Hall 71 Delta Pi Alpha 82 Delta Sigma Pi 88 English Club 112 Eta Rho Epsilon 106 Foreign Students 63 Gamma Sigma Upsilon 76 George-Anne 124 German Club 113 Hendricks Hall 66 Iota Alpha Tau 116 Kappa Delta Epsilon 96 Kappa Mu Alpha 121 Lewis Hall 68 Lynne Hall 73 Newman Club 120 PEM Club 108 Phi Beta Lambda Ill Phi Mu Alpha 92 Pi Omega Pi 95 Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship 121 Reflector 128 Sanford Hall 69 Science Club 114 S Club 110 Sigma Alpha Chi 94 Sigma Alpha Iota 98 Sigma Epsilon Chi 123 S.N.E.A 100 Student Congress 60 Theta Pi Omega 75 Veasey Hall 64 Wesley Foundation 122 Westminster 120 Wudie Hall 74 Young Democrats 118 Young Womens Auxiliary 119 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 311 Reflections Well, we ' re finished. We even made the deadline. That is except for this page which is sitting blankly before me waiting for a few profound words on the trials and tribulations of the over worked yearbook editor. Just one thought keeps running through my mind, We did it . . . We really did it . . . We made the deadline. To most people these may not sound like very profound words but to my staff and me they are almost holy! By Fall of ' 64 all of the basic plans for the 1965 Reflector were made. If we had had five years and a limitless budget maybe we could have carried out all of these optimistic ideas . . . maybe. Room 110 of the Student Center became home for the staff. We crammed it full of furniture, paintings, the noose, popcorn popper, coffee pot, food, duck eggs, etc., etc., and wondered why we could never find anything! My staff endured with me through good times and bad and could always find something to laugh about, or at — usually ourselves. None of us will ever forget our funny but terrible experiences with ink on the picture s, difficult Great Danes, those duck eggs we baked instead of hatched and all of the ridiculous things that happened when rushing against time to make a deadline. I think a few heart felt and enthusiastic thank-you ' s are in order. First I want to thank the entire student body for their help and co- operation. Of course many thanks go to my whole wonderful staff for their unselfish hours of work. Martha and Lee were so completely dependable that I never had to worry about their sections. There was never a dull moment with Mike around ! A special thanks to Doug and Jerry, who not only did their jobs well, but shared my blackest mo- ments and with their cynical sense of humor often cheered me out of my most depressed moods and shared my moments of elation. An- other special thanks to Doug who deserves as much credit as I do. for this book. Our cheerful neighbors, Tommy on one side and L. W. and Carolyn on the other did much to boost our sagging morale. We all thank the Curries for their fine photography, but much more so for their patience and for being our friends through it all. I thank Ric Mandes for having confidence in me and Ed Jones for working miracles! Thanks to these and many others the 1965 REFLECTOR went to press as scheduled. Anne Edge, Editor 1965 REFLECTOR 2 RESERVE m KM H6 S ZACH S. HENDERSON LIBRARY □ 2001 OMfiWl b