Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1971 volume:

-is REFLECTOR ' 71 Georgia Southern College 2 Beauties 78 Current Events 86 Classes 92 Organizations 150 Administration 242 Faculty 252 Sports 270 Advertisements 304 Reflector Staff 318 Editor ' s Message 320 Table Of Contents 3 1 1 I 15 13 19 22 27 31 39 43 Bill §11111 Ml w 55 60 4 m f Mm 66 SIGMA NU IFC BEST FRATERNITY OF THE YEAR OFFICERS 1971-72 Commander — Andy Moscrip Lt. Commander — Larry Brady Recorder — Steve McWilliams Treasurer — Rick Anderson 69 Paulson-Gambrell Visit GSC Campus By combining efforts the Student Body and the College Lecture Series pre- sented the Students with a varied pro- gram of Political speakers. Pat Paul- sen, former Presidential Candidate, de- lighted students and local residents with a speech given at the Hanner Field House. Mr. Paulsen came to GSC on short notice after the cancellation of Car- toonist Al Capp. On the more serious side, newly ap- pointed Senator David Gambrell pre- sented the Establishment ' s views on Ecology. Senator Gambrell was part of the College Life Program for Earth Week. This year ' s Earth Week Chairman was Jim Hatfield, a political science major. OPPOSITE PAGE: Senator Gambrell spoke to the Student Body during Earth Week Festivities. THIS PAGE: Pat Paulsen employed various facial expres- sions in expressing his views to a crowded auditorium. 71 74 Georgia Southern ' s twenty-fourth annual Miss Georgia Southern College Pageant was held Saturday, February 20, 1971. This year ' s winner, Miss Carol Jean Link, will compete in Columbus, Georgia for the title of Miss Georgia. The College Pageant is the first step in the Miss America Preliminaries. The remaining five finalists are; Miss Debbie Rhodes, first runner-up, Miss Gail Peters, second runnerup, Miss Pam Huff and Miss Emaline Kelly. Emaline was also this year ' s Miss Congeniality. Wayne Buff ington, Pageant Director for the third consecutive year, stated that Georgia Southern ' s Pag- eant is one of the top shows in the country. Guests of the Pageant, sharing in the duties of conducting the show, were Nancy Carr, Miss Georgia, Jill Jackson, Miss Indiana, Cherie Davis, Miss Virginia and Rick McCool, Male Vocalist of the Miss Georgia Pageant. 75 Pistol Pete G s Miss Reflector 77 Homecoming 1971 OPPOSITE PAGE: Steve Buckler attempts jump- shot in Homecoming game against Samford. RIGHT; Sigma Pi ' s entry in the Homecoming Float competition. BELOW; The typical brightly colored clown in GSC ' s Homecoming festivities. 81 Southern ' s Annual Greek Week 83 8b 87 89 The voting age in Georgia is 18, many political theorists maintain this does not affect the election outcomes. Candidates Carter and Suit made stops on the Geor- gia Southern Campus anyway. The pro- grams of each were similar, with the Candidate explaining his views on the political issues of the 1970 campaign, followed by a question and answer ses- sion with the students. Although a majority of the students here, as elsewhere, were not directly in- volved in campaigning, the campus buzzed with talk of political preferences and the intonations were filled with persuasion. The November General Election found Carter the victor by a 2 to 1 margin over Suit. Had Suit won, he would have been the first Republican Governor of Georgia since reconstruction. Carter And Suit Expound Positions On Political Issues 90 GSC Students Take Active Interest In Campaigns OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP; Jimmy Carter stopped by GSC Campus after procurring a victory over Carl Sanders in the Democratic Primary. BOTTOM; Republican Candidate Hal Suit, surrounded by members of the GSC Young Republican Club, spoke to a crowd of about 200 in front of the Lan- drum Center. LEFT; A pensive pause by any politi- cian can be an effective approach. ABOVE; An avid supporter displays campaign poster at the Carter Rally last October. 91 Freshman Class Studying can often be a lonely chore, as this student is experiencing alone in the Williams Center. Adams, Regan Akins, Belinda Allen, Bruce Allen, Debra Alligood, Joe Arnold, Ronald Attaway, Kay Ayers, Nancy Bacon, Judy Bailey, Donna Bailey, Julia Bailey, Larry Baker, Pam Baker, Patricia Barbee, Mary Barber, Janet Barber, Peggy Barry, Wanda Barwick, Carol Bass, Jacquelyn 94 astronaut John Glenn spoke to student body concerning technological lan. Baxter, Gene Bateman, Susan Bauer, Barbara Bearden, Katherine Bell, Melody Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Deborah Bennett, Glenda Bennett, Rita Bennett, Vicki Bergbom, Ruth Berggren, Frances Binney, Patricia Blount, Lamar Boatwright, Hamp Booth, Mary Bowen, Joe Boyette, Marsha Brackett, Gwen Bradley, Patrick Bragg, Stafford Bramblett, Karen Branch, Debbie Bray, Nancy Brayfield, Dwight Brecht, Paula Brooks, Susan Broome, Sharon Brown, Betsy Brown, Lynn 95 96 Bruce, Deborah Brumbeloe, Benjamin Brunson, Debra Buford, Katherine Buford, Paula Bullington, Betty Bunn, Barbara Burnup, Jane Burnette, James Burns, Jon Butler, John Butzon, Timothy Cagle, Jeannie Callicott, Bonita Cannady, Sherrye Cannon, Glenda Carr, Christopher Cawthon, Sylvia Chance, Marsha Chancey, Tony Tools for learning come in various forms, from the T-square for Industrial Management to government documents for Po- litical Science. 97 Eaton, Nancy Edwards, Brad Eldridge, Zeda Eleazer, Jane Elster, Jennifer Ethridge, Kathryn Eubanks, Pamela Evans, Jamie Evans, Laura Fears, Deborah Ferguson, Barbara Ferguson, Patricia Fischer, Robert Fogle, Cheri Fountain, Bob Fouts, Patricia Friedman, Marty Fosmire, Kathy Fuller, Susan Garrard, Regina Garrison, Cassie Geldart, John Gentry, Phyllis Gerlach, Nancy Gilmer, Cindy Studying at Georgia Southern may be a family affair as is demonstrated in the School of Music Library. Departmental bulletin boards keep students informed of recent developments in their fields, including new jobs. toothers of 6 million work outside home Mil tH mtm 0 aa mm TV « ■■ mm. r, 5 0 G t r Glover, Toni Gorham, Frances Gowan, Wanda Grantham, Danny Grimes, Barrie Griner, Robbie Grosse, Jane Gunn, Debra Gutierrez, Valerie Haggard, William Hagood, Ann Hairston, Margaret Hale, Donna Hall, Sarah Halsel, Gary Hamby, Holly Hanes, Lester Harper, Julius 99 Harper, Julius Harper, Patricia Harrison, Emily Harrison, Kenneth Hart, Janis Hates, Prentiss Haynes, Janet Hembrock, William Henderson, Laleah Hendry, Donna Henson, Gail Herbert, Floris Hernandez, Stephen Hibble, Debra Hilliard, Susan Hilton, Donna Hinson, Candy Hitt, Patricia Hockenberry, Lucind Hodgson, Daniel Holland, Sallie Holloman, Vernon Holmes, Sheryl Hopper, Walter Home, Deborah Houghton, David Howard, Tye Hoyt, Arlene Howell, Lucinda Hudson, Carole Huff, Michael Hulihan, Mary Hunn icutt, Trellis Hurst, Greta-Ann Hutchinson, Sharon Inglesby, Cornelia Jackson, Ellen Jarrell, Jan Jennings, Rebecca Johnson, Angela Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Gary Johnson, Marilyn Jones, Candace Jones, Catherine Jones, Peggy Jordan, Patti Keene, Judy Keith, Jennie Keith, Nancy Kelly, Carol Kelly, Sharon Kemp, Teri King, Jane Kirk, Patti Kolpack, Gail 101 ! Spacious classrooms and ample working space are features of Georgia Southern College admired by both students and faculty. Mann, Barbara Markert, Patricia Markland, Patricia Martin, Jill Martin, Sylvia Mauldin, Pamela Mattox, Clovis McArthur, John McBride, Anne McCall, Gwendolyn McCauley, Beth McClelland, Lois McCormick, Dale McCoy, Brenda McElveen, Linda McGahee, Sharon McGee, Elizabeth McGoldrick, Robert McKenzie, Gayla McKenzie, Gwendolyn McKinney, Angela McKuhen, Edith McMichael, Linda McMillan, Sandra E. McMillan, Sandra F. Sometimes studies give way to sleep. T McMillin, David McNorrill, Haygood Medlin, Terry Mendoza, William Mercado, Darlene Middlebrooks, Hal Mills, Mary Mimbs, Sheila Mitchell, Lynn Mobley, Margaret Mobley, Vance Moening, Steven Moller, Paul Moore, Deborah Moore, Jacob Morgan, Connie Morgan, Karen Morris, Beth Morris, Deborah Morton, Patricia Moss, Jacqueline Mullins, Irene Mullis, Freddie Murphy, Beverly Murphy, Pat Nelson, Connie Nelson, Sarah New, Jacquelyn Newton, Janet Newton, Susan Nicely, Cathy Parks, Jan Parks, Judy Parr, Denise Pate, Amanda Patrick, Kenneth Patterson, Jamie Peacock, Martha Peel, Frances Perry, Ann Phillips, Alicia Pierce, Arlene 104 The top floor of the Foy Arts Building lends a quiet atmosphere for deep concentration. 1 1 (A Plunkett, Sharon Poole, Barbara Poole, Susan Porter, Susan Powell, Patricia Powers, Julia Puckett, Anthony Purdom, Susan Purvis, Debra Ragan, Terry Ramsey, Lewis Ramsey, Leslie Reagin, Paula Reese, Jamie Rentz, Kathleen 105 Sik.es, Debbie Sime, Elizabeth Simpson, Garey Sims, Jeanine Sirmand, Pam Sizemore, Shelley Skolnick, Arlene Smith, Carol Smith, Judith Smith, William Psaila Phillip Spires, Christy Spruill, Patricia Stever, Barry Stewart, Debi Stewart, Lorraine Stewart, Nancy Stewart, Sandy Stimpson, Laural Stokes, James A novice blood donor tries to show a squeamish coed his recently inflicted wound. 107 Strickland, John Stubbs, Daniel Stuckey, Mary Sullivan, Gregory Summers, Howard Sutton, Beth Taylor, Judy Taylor, Karen Taylor, Sylvia Thomas, Lynn Thompson, Jeannie Thorpe, Thelm - Tice, Pamela Tilton, Jan Tootle, Leslie Tudor, Legail Turner, Cathy Ussery, Karen Van Deventer, Debby Vaughan, Deborah Vaughn, Mary Vaughn, Virginia Vinson, Lyndra Wachowiak, Patricia Wade, Frederick Waiden, Rickey Walker, Joan Walker, Marsha Walters, Bruce Walters, Judy Snoopy, in the play, Charlie Brown, provided entertainment during Fall Quarter. 108 Ward, Grace Waters, Debra Waters, William Watson, Don Warnock, Ann Webb, Kathy Webster, Jackie Welch, Linda Wells, Beverly Well, Nancy Wells, Norma Wells, Raymond West, Betty Whaley, Phyllis Wheeler, Karen Whitaker, Deborah White, Kathy White, Peggy Whitney, Ann Wiggins, Ginger Williams, Christy Williams, Glenda Williams, Jon Williams, Nevelle Williams, Kathleen Ik Williams, Philip I ' M Williams, Priscilla Williams, Sherry Wilson, Brad Wilson, Jan Wilson, Linda Wisner, Yvonne Worsham, Stephen Wright, Lynell Wright, Rebecca Wrye, Nancy Youmans, Teresa Young, Donald Zachey, Marilynn Zeagler, Terri Zolnik, Lewis Zolnik, Nan 109 Sophomore Class Adair, Janice Akel, Daniel Allen, Lester Allen, Patricia Almand, Judy Arnold, Vick Bailey, Catherine Batchelor, Brenda Beasley, George Beavers, Gail Beck, Paula Beggs, Patricia Bennett, Geoffrey Bennett, Mary 110 Billingsley, Pearl Blackburn, Pat Blackmon, Claude Boatwright, Sherry Bobo, Patricia Bond, Iris Booth, Deborah Brannen, Angela Breedlove, Janet Brimer, Miriam Brooks, Betty Brooks, Dale Broome, Aurelia Brown, Marilyn Brown, Nancy Booker, Janice Buchan, Freida Burns, Suzanne Caithami, Sylvia Canady, Melissa Cannon, Barbara Childress, Pamela Childs, Janice Clark, Timothy Claxton, Beth Cole, Mary Colwell, Phyllis Cone, Phyllis Conner, Cecil Conner, Nancy Corley, Teresa Cox, Theresa Crumbley, Pamela Crutchfield, Joan Cullars, Richard 111 Culpepper, Sylvia Cvetan, Marcia Davis, Harry Deloach, Barbara Dennis, Neil Dillard, Nancy Dixon, Virginia Donaldson, Iwonia Drawdy, Marcia Dukes, Ellen Durrence, Paulette Dyess, Connie Evans, Elaine Evans, Linda Evans, Vicki Fann, Michael Faux, Melissah Ferguson, Marsha Fleming, Jane Fleming, Julie Freeman, Gilda Gaskin, Nancy George, Constance Goldman Jr., John Goolsby, Cindy Gordon, Laura Graham, Patricia Grassi, Mellissa Gross, Linda Haley, Graeme .1 1 ■mi mil mini nm • H wmmmm . 1 m [ Graffiti is an integral part of any college atmosphere. 112 Industrial expertise is a growing need in today ' s society. Hanes, Patricia Harper, Linda Harrell, Janice Harrison, Deborah Harrison, Cathy Harvey, Patricia Hatcher, Robert Hobbs, Bythe Hodges, Kenneth Hodges, Virginia Hofsash, Donna Holbrook, Cheryl Holsenback, Linda Home, Rebecca Howard, Carmelia Howard, Shadie Huff, Catherine Hunter, Edward Jackson, Rita Jewell, Peggy Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Terry Johnston, Jennifer Jordan, David Karshner, John Knight, Karen Kramer, Sharon 113 Lablanc, Susan Law, Beverly Lassiter, Deborah Lee, Janice Lee, Kathy Leggett, Denise Leichliter, Stenjyce Leverette, Glenn Lewis, David Lewis, Janell Lindstrom, Holly Lipford, Mary Lipscomb, Kerry Lively, John Lockwood, Marie Loper, Deena Lovett, Kathie Lynn, Marsha Mann, Anthony Mann, Marcia Massey, Mary Mathews, Diane Mathey, Nancy McDaniel, Claudia McKenzie, Rhunette McMichael, Teresa McRae, Antoinette Meadors, Karen Meeks, Marvin Meier, Hans The National Shakespeare Company ' s prodi- ion of Much Ado About Nothing. 114 Miller, Christopher Mims, Teresa Montgomery, Judy Morgan, Gloria Nabers, Mary Owen, Jenny Owens, Ronald Parrish, Patricia Perry, Virginia Petersen, Bonnie Phillips, Lynn Pi, Ronald Polak, Helen Powell, Wanda Proctor, Remer Puckett, Nancy Ray, Gail Reagin, Sonya Reeves, Kathy Rentz, Sharon Rhodes, Debbie Riley, Gloria Routree, Emmalene Royal, Roger Ruark, Elinor Salter, Lucille Saxton, Beverly Shearhouse, Patsy Sheffield, Sandra Shelnutt, Yvonne 115 Short, Donna Shuford, Katherine Shumake, Constance Slade, Lynn Spear, Angie Spivey, Glynn Standard, Sandra Stanfield, Brenda Stanford, Kay Stanford, Melba Stephens, Kathi Stewart, William Still, Betty Street, Connie Strickland, Charles Sweat Jr., Leonard Tadesse, Seifu Taylor, Harold Taylor, Lala Thompkins, Barbara Thompkins, Becky Thompson, Bryan Tice, David Toler, Pamala Train, Comer Tuck, Jane Tucker, Peggey Tucker, Robert Tygart, James Walker, Murray Warren, Bertha Warren, Debra Waters, Dee Westberry, Gloria Whiggum, Patricia White Jr., Maurice Whitener, Michael Wickstrom, Kay Williams, Jane Williams, Mary Wilson, Kay Womack, Gerry 116 117 Junior Class Almand, Carol Ash, Zandra Baisden, Fred Barron, Deloris Bazemore, Michael Beasley, Connie Bennett, John Bennett, Sara Bergbom, John Boyce, Nancy Branham, Wyrian Brodnax, Ellen Brown, Carole Brown, Margitta Brown, Richard Browning, Janice Bryan, Martha Buffington, Perry Burgess, Teresa Burke, Francis Burnham, Jane Butler, Nancy Carlyle, Jovi Carmichael, Marilyn Carter, Janice Carter, John Carter, Steven Carver, Kathy Chapman Jr., William Chesnutt, Jerry Claxton, Melba Collum, Mary Connell, Judy Coogle, Carolyn Cook, Robert Cooper, Stephanie Corbilt, Marilynn Corn, Brenda Cottle, Eva Crumbley, Dennis Darracott, Rebecca Davis, Janice i mm i t • mm ;j, t- B Ate- Mr ' mm mm mm mml mm YmV Ha 1 M 118 119 Freeman, Stephen Fuller, Joseph Gay, Patricia Geldart, Paul Gettle, Eric Gibbs, Wayne Graham, Cheri Gregory, Christy Grier, Jane Griffin, Bobby Griffin, Leigh Groover, Estine Guin, Charles Hall, Angela Hal l, Bobby Hall, Laurianne Hall, Suzanne Hammock, Joyce Hardee, Sue Harlow, Delores Sweetheart Circle especially for those in love. 120 121 Rehearsal: a sharing of voices, emotions, and music. A picnic table by the lake for talking, dreamin; . and building futures. Kersey, Darlene Kleckley, Clay Knauff, Nancy Knight, Debbie Lambrecht, Nancy Lanier, Joyce Latham, Becky Lingo, Betty Little, Terri Love, Sandra Lumpkin, Gail Lynes Jr., Johnie Maddox, Cathy Magee, Kathy Martin, Marty Marwitz, Mary Maubin, William Mays, Dianne Mazursky, Beryl McCallum, Ralph McGahee, Charles McHugh, Michael Mclntyre, Sharlene McMillan, Andrew Meadows, Michael Morgan, Rhonda Moscrip, Andrew Moseley, John Meadows, Roy Mobley, Jerry 122 Monk, Deborah Morgan, Faye Morgan, Sherry Murrell, Leslie Nelson, Mary Nesmith, Hilda Nielson, Allen Nogle, Charles Novotni, Sandra Nyy, Linda Odum, Carol Olbon, Philip Osborn, Mary Outler, Fozie Oxford, Shirly Pack, Ruth Parks, Patricia Parrish, Johnny Peacock, Glenn Peck, Carlton Pollette, Wanda Porter, Toy Powell, Amelia Powell, Jerry An Art student recreates the intricate pattern of a magnolia leaf. This familiar sign welcomes Biology students on hand-out days Speir Barbara Spell, Wanda Stafford, Constance Steedley, Linda Stephens, Fred Stewart, Michael Still, Libby Strickland, June Sullivan, Ronald Surface, Barbara Szotkiewicz, Christina Taylor, Clarance Taylor, Susan Thompson, Louis Threatte, Elaine Truluck, Marsha Tucker, James Tuggle, Vivian Vause, Jean Vickers, Don Waller, Rhonda Walters, Patricia Washington, Sylvia Watkins, Marvin Webb, Marie Welborn, Ralph Whitaker, Eva White, Robert Wideman, Wilma Wilkinson, Helen Williams, Deborah Williams, Robert Williams, Rosemary Wilson, Robert Wood, Caren Wynn, Donna Yaughn, James Yearwood, Johnny Youngblood, Samuel Zeigler, Charles 124 ml ■ft | - IB A Pruitt, Linda Purcell, Linda Raines, Dianne Reddick, Linda Reed, Ralph Reeves, Lynda Roberts, Barbara Robertson, Barbara Rooks, Katha Sasser, Vivian Sessions, Jane Shuford, Dexter Shuford, Susan Shugrue, Paul Sikes, Donnie Simmons, Elaine Sirmons, Paula Smith, Gloria Smith, Joanne Smith, Virginia Speckinger, Ernest Teaching is many things, including making sack faces. 125 Senior Class Aaron, Krista; Sylvania, Ga. Adams, Anita; Adel, Ga.; B.S. Educa- tion (Elementary Ed). Almand, Judith; Savannah, Ga.; B.S. Educa- tion-English; Sweetheart of Cone Hall; Delta Zeta Sorority; Corre- sponding Sec, Recording Sec, and Scholarship Chairman for Delta Zeta; Rep. for Homecoming Queen from Freshman Class; Sweet- heart of Brannen Hall; 2nd runner-up for Miss GSC; Maid-of-Hon- or on Homecoming Court; 1st runner-up for Greek Goddess; Kappa Sigma Star and Crescent Girl. Almand, Warren, Tucker, Ga.; B.B.A. Accounting; Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Officer of Fraternity House Council; Dean ' s List. Alt- man, Mary; Statesboro, Ga. Anderson, Thomas; Savannah, Ga.; Industrial Arts. Austin, Ken; Stone Mountain, Ga. Avant, Sheryl; Rentz, Ga. Bailey, Jimmie, La Grange, Ga. Baker, Gary; Jesup, Ga.; B.B.A. Marketing; Sigma Phi Epsilon Fra- ternity; College Union Board. Baker, James; Jesup, Ga. Bargainnier, Derrell, Savannah, Ga.; B.B.A. Management; Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity . Barnard, Joseph; Patterson, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Social Science; Sigma Nu Fraternity; Baptist Student Union, National Education Association. Barnes Jr., Water, Mount Dora, Fla.; B.S. Biology. Bazemore, Grego- ry; Sylvania, Ga.; B.B.A. Accounting; Sigma Chi Fraternity. TOP ROW: Bearden, Janet; Cairo, Ga.; B.S. Education; Honor Student on Honors Day. Beasley, Jim; Vidalia, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Industrial Arts. Beasley, Pame- la; Brunswick, Ga. Bennett, Andrea; Alma, Ga. Bennett, Kathleen; Augusta, A sea of faces, each uniquely responsive. Ga. SECOND ROW: Bennett, Roger; Royston, Ga. Billingsley, Raymond; States- boro, Ga., B.S.Ed. Social Science; Kappa Phi Kappa Fraternity; Delta Phi Al- pha Fraternity; Dean ' s List. Bilton, Gerald; Eutawville, South Carolina. Black, Marcus; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Chemistry; Alpha Gamma Pi; Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity; Delta Phi Alpha; Chemical Rubber Company Freshman Chemistry Award; Excellent Scholarship Award; Interfraternity Council; GSC Chemistry Society; Kappa Mu Alpha Mathematics Society; Student Affiliate of American Chemical Society. Bland, Guy; Jacksonville, Fla.; B.S. Biology. BOTTOM ROW : Bowdrey, Faye; Waycross, Ga.; A.B. Sociology. Boyce, Bon- nie; Marietta, Ga. Braddock, Lawson; Lyons, Ga. Brantley, John; Vidalia, Ga. Bright, Janet; Warner Robins, Ga.; B.S.Ed. French; Student Association of Educators; German Club; Delta Phi Alpha German Honor Fraternity; Pi Delta Phi French Honor Society, Charter Member; Young Republicans; Gamma Beta Phi Honor; Newman Club; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Honored for grades on Honors Day 1970; Kappa Delta Epsilon-Prof . Educa- tion Sorority; SAGC Secretarial Aide. 127 TOP ROW: Broadaway, Sue Ellen; Bunnell, Fla. Brooks, James; Gordon, Ga. Brown, Debra; Washington, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education. Brown, Patricia; Waycross, Ga.; A.B. Spanish; Sigma Delta Pi Society. Bruner, Amanda; Lees- burg, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Spanish; Zeta Tau Alpha; Student Association of Govern- ing Councils; Kappa Delta Epsilon Education Society; Sigma Delta Pi Society; Board of Regents ' Study Abroad Program; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. SECOND ROW: Bryan, Sharon; Selma, N.C.; A.B. History; Graduated with Honors. Bryant, David; Chester, Ga.; B.S. Education-English. Bunch, Antho- ny; Marietta, Ga. Burch, Lonna; Henderson, N.C.; B.S. Education-P.E.; Beta Sigma Mu. Burgstiner, Daniel; Savannah, Ga.; B.S. Industry. BOTTOM ROW: Burkett, Kay; Macon, Ga.; Iota Beta Lambda; House Council Early Spring brings out people, smiles, and laughter. Officer. Burnette Jr., Bennie; Langley, S.C.; A.B. History. Butler, Carl; Elber- ton, Ga.; B.S. Ed. Social Science; Kappa Phi Kappa. Burney, Jackie; Bruns- wick, Ga. Bush, Deanne; Wrightsville, Ga.; Phi Upsilon Omicron. 128 Byars, Charles; Barnesville, Ga.; B.B.A. Marketing; American Marketing Association. Cain, Danny; Barnesville, Ga. Cain, Glenda; Baxley, Ga.; B.S. Ed. Elementary; ACE social chairman. Cameron, Faye; Jacksonville, Fla. Carter, Cherry; Montezu- ma, Ga. Cason, Ann; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Early Child- hood; Dean ' s List. Chestnutt, Robert; Ludowici, Ga.; A.B. Geology. Christian, Ruby; Athens, Ga.; B.S. Early Elementary Education. Clifton, Sandy; Brooklet, Ga. Coker, John; Jacksboro, Tenn.; B.B.A. Finance; Young Re- publicans; Phi Beta Lambda; American Marketing Club; In- ternational Club. Collett, David; Alpharetta, Ga.; B.B.A. Accounting. Collins III, Charles; Columbus, Ga. Collins, Susan; Mableton, Ga. Colson, Hugh; Statesboro, Ga. Cone, Jacquelyn; Statesboro, Ga. 129 Conner, Jimmie; Collins, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Industrial Arts. Cook, Ally- son; Hapeville, Ga. Culpepper, Charlene; Evans, Ga.; B.S. Home Economics Education. Cumbee, Andrew; Ocilla, Ga.; Dailey, Darrell: Decatur, Ga.; A.B. Sociology. D ' Antionac, Mary; Augusta, Ga. Davis, Donna; Haines City, Fla.; B.S. Education. Davis, Joseph; Clayton, Ga.; A.B. Psychology. Davis, Melba; Baxley, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Elementary. Deal, Hugh; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Recreation; President, GSC Rec- reation and Parks Society. Deal, Richard; Baxley, Ga.; B.S. Criminal Justice; Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Denham, Dealva; Sycamore, Ga. De La Guardia, Liliana; Panama, Republic of Panama; B.B.A. Man- agement; Georgia Rotary Student; International Club; Society for Advancement of Management. Desprez, Elizabeth; Savannah, Ga. Dixon, Sue; Lyons, Ga. 130 Dixon, Walter; Statesboro, Ga. Duff III, James; Green- ville, S.C.; B.S. Industrial Arts; Delta Tau Delta; Epsilon Pi Tau; Pres. — I.F.C. Dumas, Kenny; Pt. Wentworth, Ga.; B.B.A. Dye Jr., William; Wrens, Ga.; B.S. PSC; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon. Eastwood, Mary; Atlanta, Ga.; B.S. Art Education; Alpha Delta Pi; WSGA Representative Johnson Hall; Freshman Advisor; Judicial Board; Vice President — An- derson Hall. Eaves, Martha; Elberton, Ga. Edenfield, Cathy; Thomaston, Ga. Eldson, Robert; States- boro, Ga. Eskew, Deborah; Augusta, Ga.; B.B.A. Manage- ment; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Rotary Club honored student; Co-Chairman, Women ' s Division, Southern Universities Student Government Association; WSGA Representative to the Student Asso- ciation of Governing Councils; Executive Council of WSGA; Publicity Chairman of Society for the Advance- ment of Management; Radio Director for Ga. Southern College Relations. Eubank, Carol; Columbus, Ga.; B.S. Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Sigma Phi Epsilon Sister of the Golden Heart; Dean ' s List; Honors Program — Spring ' 70. Eubank, Robert; Louisville, Ga.; B.B.A. General Business; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Delta Sigma Pi. Evans, Jean; Jackson, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; Phi Mu Fagler, Ted; Swainsboro, Ga. Fair, Anthony; Cochran, Ga.; B.S. Recreation; Sigma Nu. Farmer II, James; Hazle- hurst, Ga. 131 Ferguson, Sandra; Camilla, Ga. Fleming, Hugh; Hartwell, Ga.; B.S. Industry. Fleming, Penney; Arnoldsville, Ga.; B.S. Education in Art. Foskey, Carmie; Uvalda, Ga.; Elemen- tary Education. Freeman, Casey; Elberton, Ga.; B.S. Education-Industrial Arts; Iota Alpha Tau; Epsilon Pi Tau. Freeman, Judy; Vidalia, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Business; Pi Omega Pi. Futch, Linda; States- boro, Ga. Galloway, Ronald; Thomasville, Ga.; B.B.A. Management; Delta Sigma Pi. Galloway, Susan; Thomasville, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron; AHEA. Garvin, Sheila; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sister. Gay, Gene; Wrens, Ga. Gerrald, Lynn; Adrian, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education. Gilbert, Yvonne; Woodbury, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Giunta, Joseph; Webster, N.Y. Godfrey, Mary Ellen; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Student Education Association. Goodman Jr., Jesse; Savannah, Ga.; B.B.A. Marketing; Phi Delta Theta; Charter Member of Accounting Association. Grimsley, Gwendolyn; St. Mary ' s, Ga. Hadley, Leonarda; Ringgold, Ga. Hagan, Patricia; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Mathematics. Hall, Patricia; Warner Robins, Ga.; B.S. Home Economics; Kappa Delta; Sigma Nu Little Sister and Sweetheart. Hamer, Patrick; Edison, N.J. Harper, June; Lincolnton, Ga. Har- rell, David; White Oak, Ga. Hartley, Robert; Ridgeland, S C.; B.A. Psychology. 132 133 Rainy days leave the campus looking lonely and deserted. TOP ROW: Hatfield, James; Warner Robins, Ga.; B.S. Political Science; Alpha Gamma Phi; Delta Phi Alpha German Honor Fraternity; Dean ' s List; Nominated for Woodrow Wilson, Danforth Scholarships and Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities; President of German Club; Young Republicans — Presi- dent; President Environmental Committee; Read for Honors in Political Science. Hasselbring, Robin; Nashville, Tenn. Hasty, Dennis; Atlanta, Ga.; B.S. Biology. Hawkins, Barbara; Brunswick, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Home Economics. Hawkins, Gayle; Lithonia, Ga. SECOND ROW: Hawthorne, Gary; Albany, Ga. Haynes, Linda; Marietta, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Epsilon; WSGA Judicial Council; Recognition Council; Vice-President Wudie Hall; President — Student Ga. Asso- ciation of Educators; State First Vice-President — Student Ga. Association of Edu- cators; Chairman — Student Teacher Education and Professional Standards Committee; Outstanding Education Student 1969-70. Henderson, Jerry; Way- cross, Ga.; A.B. Psychology; Psi Chi. Hennessee, Karen; Hazlehurst, Ga.; A.B. Art; Masquers; Reflector Staff. Henning, Mary; Macon, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Early Child- hood Education; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Heule, Mae; Uvalda, Ga.; B.S. Early Childhood Education; Delta Chi Little Sister; Secretary Chi Delphia; ACEI. Hinson, John; Alamo, Ga.; A.B. Political Science. Hobbs, Gary; Warner Robins, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Health and Physical Education; Phi Epsilon Kappa; President — Dorman Hall. Hodges, Cathy; Macon, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Mathematics; Alpha Delta Pi, Treasurer. Holland, Mary; Richmond Hill, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education. 134 TOP ROW: Holland, Sheryl; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; WSGA Representative. Hughes, Carolyn; Jacksonville, Fla.; B.S. Elementary Education. A quiet nap in peaceful Sweetheart Circle brings relief from the ev- Hull, Christine; East Point, Ga. Hutto, William; Camilla, Ga. Ivie, Bonita; Winder, eryday hassel of college life. Ga.; B.S. Mathematics. SECOND ROW: Jinks, Sue; Mount Vernon, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education. Johnson, Donna; Fincastle, Va. Jones, Kathy; College Park, Ga. Jowers, Gerald; Winter Garden, Fla.; B.S. Junior High Education; Sigma Nu, Reporter. Kader, Gary; Beaufort, S.C. THIRD ROW: Kane, Pamela; Binghamton, N.Y.; B.S. Recreation. Keel, Eva; Hinesville, Ga.; B.S. Education, Home Economics; AHEA. Kelley, Laura; Atlanta, Ga. Kelly, Martha; Monticello, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; Delta Zeta. Ken- nedy, Rebecca; Pooler, Ga.; A.B. Sociology; Dean ' s List; Honored on Honors Day. Registration: an endless number of blanks to fill out. TOP ROW: Kicklighter, Johnie; Glennville, Ga.; B.S.Ed. English; Vice Presiden Freshman Class ' 61- 62; George-Anne Feature Writer. Kight, Robert; Eastman Ga. Kimball, Lewis; Twin City, Ga.; A.B. Psychology. Kirschner, Erik; Fredericks burg, Va.; B.S.; Gamma Omega Delta; Dean ' s List. Knight, Deborah; East Point Ga. SECOND ROW: LaBudde, Nola; Atlanta, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Early Childhood Educa tion; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Dean ' s List; House Council. Laks, David; Brooklyn N.Y.; B.B.A.; President, Marketing Club; Recognition Council. Lampp, Martha Louisville, Ga.; B.A. Psychology; Zeta Tau Alpha; Gamma Beta Phi; French Club President; Psi Chi; Honored on Honors Day; Johnson Hall Social Chairman Standards Chairman and Scholarship Chairman of ZTA. Lassiter, Charles; States boro, Ga.; B.B. A. General Business; Marketing Club; Society for Advancement o Management. Latham, Michael; Brunswick, Ga. BOTTOM ROW: Lawlor, Mary; Savannah, Ga.; B.S. Home Economics; Delt. Zeta; AHEA. Lee, Ruth; Sylvania, Ga.; B.S. Biology. Lemon, Ronald; Macon, Ga.i A. B. Psychology; Dorman Hall House Council. Lentz III, David; St. Marys, Ga.i B. S. Biology; Sigma Phi Epsilon; GSC Concert Band; Sigma Phi Epsilon Scholar ship Recipient; Regent ' s Scholarship Recipient; President Men ' s Governin; Council; Sports Editor of GSC Reflector Staff. Leopard, Helene; Forest Park, Ga.i B.S.Ed. English; Dean ' s List. TOP ROW: Lewis, Thomas; Savannah, Ga.; A.B. Political Science; Sigma Pi; Pub- licity Director 1970 Homecoming Parade; Vice-Chairman 1971 Homecoming Parade; Pledgemaster Fraternity. Lord, Glenda; Douglas, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; KDE; House Council. Loudermilk, Ellie; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Business Education; Pi Omega Pi, President. Loudermilk, William; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Ed. Industrial Arts; Epsilon Pi Tau, Vice President. Love, Jimmy; Soperton, Ga.; B.B.A.; Society for the Advancement of Management. SECOND ROW: Martin, Jan; Bainbridge, Ga.; B.S. Physical Education. Martin, Roger; Atlanta, Ga.; B.S. Social Science. Matindale, Franklin; Statesboro, Ga. Mathews, Jackie; Fort Valley, Ga.; B.B.A. Accounting. Mathis, Len; Sumter, S.C. BOTTOM ROW: McCall, Judith; Baxley, Ga. McCrary, Judy; Molena, Ga.; A.B. Sociology. McCrea, Esther; Alma, Ga.; B.S. Education. McCullough, Samuel, Jonesboro, Ga.; B.S.Ed. McEuen, Ann; Waynesboro, Ga.; B.S.Ed. French; Presi- dent — Pi Delta Phi; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Music — a beautiful escape from reality. 137 TOP ROW: McFarland, Patsy. McKay, Charles; Albany, Ga.; Sigma Chi; GSC Recreation and Parks Society; Executive Committee, Housing Committee, and IFC Representative for Sigma Chi; SAGC. McKenzie, Judy; Brunswick, Ga.; McLaughlin, Kay; Manchester, Ga. McNair, Sue; Soperton, Ga. SECOND ROW: Meadows, Edward; Charleston, S.C. Milford, Richard; Thomson, Ga.; A.B. Psychology; Kappa Sigma; Sanford Hall Vice President; Advisor in Sanford Hall. Miller, Howard; Lithonia, Ga. Milton, Barbara; Savannah, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Mathematics. Minter, Robert; St. Simons Island, Ga.; B.S. Political Science. BOTTOM ROW: Mitchell, Marie; Woodbury, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Mock, Johnnie; Ellabell, Ga.; B.S. Education; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Moore, Ronald; Bushnell, Fla.; Morgan, Martin; Tallahassee, Fla.; B.S. Industrial Technology. 138 Morton, Randall; Statesboro, Ga. ; A.B. Psychology. Moseley, Eliza- beth; Statesboro, Ga. Murkerson, Beverly; Cadwell, Ga. Murphy, Marge; Lyons, Ga.; Bachelor of Arts — Psychology; Sec-Treas. Wudie Honor Dorm. German Club. Newberry, Joseph; Ellijay, Ga.; N.S. Industrial Management. Nes- mith, Joanne; Statesboro, Ga. Nix, Lynda; Atlanta, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi, Phi Upsilon Omicron; Panhellenic Rush Chairman. Odom, Marilyn; Warwick, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Social Science. Owens, Lewis; Barnwell, S.C.; B.S. Recreation; Phi Epsilon Kappa; Who ' s Who at Anderson Jr. College; President of Men ' s Council (Anderson); President of Phi Epsilon Kappa; Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes; Recreation Society. Padgett, Thomas; Albany, Ga.; B.S. Economics; Sigma Chi. 139 TOP ROW: Page, Fred; Statesboro, Ga. Page, Jane; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S.Ed.; Stu- dent Education Association; Honored on Honors Day; Recipient of the First Dis- trict Future Teachers of America Scholarship. Paradis, Linda; Cochran, Ga. Paul jj III, George; Savannah, Ga.; A.B. Sociology; Delta Chi; President of Newman Club; President, Secretary, and Social Chairman of Delta Chi; Inter-fraternity Council Representative. Pearce, Byron; Lithonia, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Health and P.E.; Phi Epsilon Kappa; Treasurer of Phi Epsilon Kappa and Dorman Hall; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Cross Country Team; Dorm Advisor. SECOND ROW: Peek, Kittrell; Atlanta, Ga.; A.B. Psychology. Pefinis, Connie; Atlanta, Ga. Peters, Susan; Dublin, Ga. Pethel, Martha; Talmo, Ga. Pinkston, Ewell; Atlanta, Ga. BOTTOM ROW: Pipkin, Jennie; Hinesville, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Elementary. Posey, Wil- liam; Stone Mountain, Ga.; A.B. Economics; Delta Chi; Philharmonic Choir; BSU; Economics Club. Powell, Amelia; Elberton, Ga. Powell, Rebecca; College Park, Ga.; B.S. Education; Gamma Phi Epsilon; College Union Board; Secretary, Warwick House Council; Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart; Greek Goddess Con- J testant for Tau Kappa Epsilon. Powell, Teresina; Brunswick, Ga.; B.S. Modern: Foreign Languages; Sigma Delta Pi; Pi Delta Phi; Kappa Delta Epsilon; French I Award; Excellent Scholarship. 140 TOP ROW: Price, James; Davisboro, Ga. Price, Merrelyn; Jackson, Ga. Pullen, Marcia; Sa- vannah, Ga. B.S. Economics. Purcell, Douglas; Glennville, Ga. B.S. Ed. Health and Physical Education, Phi Epsilon Kappa, Pledge Master, President, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Purcell, Larry; Savannah, Ga. B.S. Biology, Alpha Gamma Pi, Graduated Magna cum laude. Excellence Scholarship, Sophomore and Junior Biology Award, E.O.G. Grant, Regent ' s Scholarship. SECOND ROW: Rahn, Julia; Rocky Ford, Ga. Rasbach, Patricia; Miami, Fla. Riggs, John; Midville, Ga. B.B.A. Accounting, Pi Kappa Phi, President, Interfraternity Council President, SAGC. Rifenburg, Na ncy; Chamblee, Ga. Ritchie, Michael; Chester, S.C. BOTTOM ROW: Rivers, Julie; Sylvester, Ga. B.S. Ed. Elementary, Phi Mu, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Vice President Junior Class, President Association of Childhood Education, Excellent Scholarship, Kappa Delta Epsilon. Roberts, Sherra; Dublin, Ga. B.S. Math. Robertson, Jean; Statesboro, Ga. B.S. Ed. Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron. Rogers, Vivian; Statesboro, Ga. Ross, Jerry; Jesup, Ga. B.S. Math A quiet desk in the library for study and concentration 141 TOP ROW: Rousseau, Elaine; Savannah, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Early Elementary; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Dean ' s List. Ruth, Wendy; Wilmington, Delaware; B.S.Ed. Home Economics. Sanders, Barbara; Irwinton, Ga.; B.S.Ed.; Zeta Tau Alpha. Sanders, George, Atlanta, Ga.; B.S. Recreation; Sigma Nu; Phi Epsilon Kappa; Recreation and Parks Society; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Athletic Director of SAGC. Sandiford, Kathryn; Augusta, Ga. SECOND ROW: Sankner, Edward; St. Petersburg, Fla. Sapp, Theresa; States boro, Ga. Saunders, Sandra; Brunswick, Ga. Saxton, Daniel; Winter Park, Fla. B.S. Economics; Economics Club; Rep. IDC. Seay, Marsha; Bloomingdale, Ga. A.B. History; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Delta Phi; Recognition Council; French Award Outstanding Scholarship Award. BOTTOM ROW: Sherrill, Marian; Rome, Ga.; B.S. in Education; Secretary of Johnson Hall. Silvey, Richard; Jacksonville, Fla.; B.S. Education-Junior High. Sil- vey, Saralvn; Jacksonville, Fla.; B.S. Home Economics. Simmons, Pauline; Savan- nah, Ga.; A.B. Psychology; Afro- American Club. Sisk, Phillip; Statesboro, Ga. The hip bone ' s connected to the thigh bone, the thigh bone ' s con- nected 142 TOP ROW: Skipper, Sharon; Cochran, Ga.; A.B. Sociology; Regent ' s Scholar- ship. Smiley, Ray; Meldrim, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Social Science; Kappa Phi Kappa; Dean ' s List. Smith, Angela; Douglas, Ga.; B.S. Ed. Home Economics; Delta Zeta; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Kappa Delta Epsilo n. Smith, Billie; Statesboro, Ga. Smith, Cheryl; Augusta, Ga.; B.S. in HEC; President of Phi Upsilon Omicron; AHEA. SECOND ROW; Smith, Lawrence; Macon, Ga. ; B.S.Ed. Art. Smith, Mary; Mar- ietta, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Health, Physical Education. Smith, Sheryl; Danville, Ga. Snell, Debra; Oak Park, Ga.; B.S. Business Education; Pi Omega Pi. Sorrow, Rebecca; Brunswick, Ga.; B.S. Home Economics; Alpha Xi Delta; Dean ' s List; Delta Sigma Pi Sweetheart, third runner-up; Miss GSC semi-finalist; Phi Theta Kappa (in Jr. College); Campus Leader (in Jr. College); Outstanding Humanities Student (Jr. College); Ga. State YWA Reporter. BOTTOM ROW: Spurgeon, Joyce; Lizella, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Social Science; Student Education Association. Stallworth, Annette; Macon, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Mathematics. Stanford, Christine; Hinesville, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Stewart, David; Lyons, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Industrial Arts; Iota Alpha Tau; Epsilon Pi Tau; Kappa Phi Kappa; American Industrial Arts Association; Georgia Industrial Arts Association; International Graphic Arts Education Association. Stone, Diana; Albany, Ga.; A.B. Psycholo- gy; Zeta Tau Alpha. The symbolic burial procession of Mother Earth highlighted Earth Week. 143 f TOP ROW: Stramoski, Earle; St. Simons, Ga.; B.S. Biology; Delta Chi Vice President, Secretary and Pledge Counselor; IFC Retreat Representative, Housing Committee, and Representative. Suddath, Jake; Statesboro, Ga.; B.S. Mathematics; Dean ' s List. Sullivan, Harriss; Statesboro, Ga. Sullivan, Sharon; Statesboro, Ga. Summerlin, Lynda; Hazlehurst, Ga.; A.B. Sociology. SECOND ROW: Swift, Patricia; Thomaston, Ga.; Talley, Lyndal; Collins, Ga. Thacker, Tony; Alpharetta, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Mathematics. Thompson, Lucresia; Wadley, Ga.; B.S. Elementary Education. Thompson, Mary; De- catur, Ga.; B.S. Office Administration; Phi Beta Lambda Secretary and President; House Council — Social Chairman. BOTTOM ROW: Thweatt III, William; North Augusta, S.C.; B.S. Ed. Industrial Arts; Iota Alpha Tau; Vice-President of Dorman Hall House Council; Treasurer Dorman Hall. Tippens, Nancy; Guyton, Ga. Tomlin- son, Laura. Treado, Dennis; Sylvania, Ga.; B.S.Ed. General Science; Sigma Chi. Trotter, Betty; Brunswick, Ga.; B.S. in Education. Determination plus concentration; a formula for getting thinj) done. 144 Trotter, Phillip; Modoc, S.C.; A.B. Sociology. Tucker, Linda; Jacksonville, Fla.; B.S. Recreation; Secretary of Student Recreation and Parks Society. Turner, Paul; Dawson, Ga.; B.B.A. Finance; Delta Sigma Pi; Historian, Secretary, and President of Delta Sigma Pi. Turner, Kay; Elberton, Ga.; B.S.Ed. English; Alpha Xi Delta Historian. Vogel, Conrad; Macon, Ga. Wade, Alton; Cochran, Ga. Walker, Amanda; Thomasville, Ga. Walker, Margaret; Thomasville, Ga. Wannamaker, Evelyn; Orangeburg, S.C. Ward, Shirley; Sparks, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Social Science. Wa- ters, James; Claxton, Ga.; B.B.A.; Delta Sigma Pi; Presi- dent; Men ' s Governing Council. Watts, Benjamin; Doug- las, Ga.; B.B.A. Accounting; Georgia Southern Account- ing Association. Weaver, Bernard; Live Oak, Fla. Weaver, Julie; Macon, Ga.; A.B. Psychology; Phi Mu; French Club; WSGA Rep- resentative; Wudie Hall House Council. Weeks, Andrew; Barnwell, S.C. 145 Weinmann, Ruth; West Palm Beach, Fla. B.S. Home Ec, Alpha Xi Delta, American Home Economics Association. Welch, Johnnie; Brunswick, Ga. B.S. Ed., Dean ' s List. Welden, Charles: Sewoia, Ga. B.S. Social Science. White, Melinda; Nelson, Ga. Wilkinson, Alan; St. Simons Island, Ga. A.B. Economics. Wilkerson, Delores; Rebecca, Ga. Williams, Alan; Waynesboro, Ga. B.S. Biology, Tau Kap- pa Epsilon, Pi Kappa Delta, Debate Team. Williams, Jim- my; Wrens, Ga. Williams, Joe; Taylorsville, Ga. Williams, Linda; Sylvania, Ga. Williams, Pamela; Warner Robbins, Ga. B.S. Elementary Ed. Williams, Ronny; Kite, Ga. B.S. in Industry, Pi Kappa Phi. Williams, Scott; Williamsville, N.Y. Williamson, Wayne; Washington, Ga. B.B.A. Management, Delta Sigma Pi, Secretary. Wimberly, George; Brunswick, Ga. B.B.A. Marketing. 146 Wirt, Charles; Decatur, Ga.; B.B.A. General. Womack, Marilyn; Garfield, Ga.; B.S. Chemistry; Delta Phi Alpha; Secretary of German Club; Secretary of Chemical Society of GSC; Organic Chemistry Research Paper given at Georgia Academy of Science. Woodruff, Harold; Macon, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Industrial Arts. Woods, Ashley; Newington, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Mathematics; Delta Chi Vice-President and Treasurer; Alpha Gamma Pi. Works, Rosetta; Fort Pierce, Fla.; A.B. Sociology Psychology. Wright, Bill; Ell i j ay , Ga.; B.S. Education. Wright, David; Camilla, Ga.; B.S. Criminal Justice; Kappa Alpha; Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Wright, Linda; Ellijay, Ga.; B.S. Education; Zeta Tau Alpha. Wright, Sandra; Macon, Ga.; B.S.Ed. Art. Opinions — a challenge to the professor. 147 Wysong, Philip; Atlanta, Ga., B.B.A. Accounting; Delta Sig- ma Pi; Accounting Club; Men ' s Governing Council; Young Republicans. Yawn, Jacquelyn; Lyons, Ga. Zeagler, Ainsworth; Sylvania, Ga.; B.B.A. General Business; Sigma Chi. Zetterower, Linda; Brooklet, Ga. Now let me make this perfectly clear. Graduates Katherine E. Boone Darrell G. Stephens 148 Beverly A. Whitehead Who ' s Who In American Colleges And Universities Elaine Smartt Beck Marcus Lynn Black Thomas Pinckney Bond, Jr. Bonnie Sue Boyce Amanda Anne Bruner Carol Bryan James Stephen Buckler Perry Wayne Buf fington Janice Elaine Davis Thomas Hugh Davis Elizabeth Jane Foster Ruth Ann Glover James Hazel Hatfield Elizabeth Derrickson Hollowell H. Frank Hook, III Forrest Ann Hopkins David Wallace Howell Martha Frances Lampp William Franklin Larkey John David Lentz, III Carol Jean Link John Thomas McElheny, Jr. Linda Sharon Musselwhite William Gesmon Neville, III Ewell Brown Pinkston, Jr. Diane Lynn Reid Jerry Allen Ross Stanley Michael Ross Michael Leeon Segers Phillip Frank Sisk Daphne Ellen Stephens Eleanor Valeri Strickland William Brantley Tollefson Rhonda Waller Dale Tennyson Warren Robert Joseph Wilson Carole Jeanne Woodall James Darryl Yearwood RIGHT: Sigma Nu Little Sisters; Teresa Hudgins, Susan Bartman, Ginnie Taylor, and Lynn Slade. Not pictured; Gail Hall and Celeste Coleman. BELOW: Winter Quarter Pledges; Richard Gildhart and David Bridges. Colony Pledge; Rick Anderson. Pledge Marshal; Larry Brady. 152 mm $m • m _XJ-)-J ' £1 ABOVE: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Jack Stegall, Pete Pearson, Jerry Sellers, Mason Satch Sand- ers, Benny Carroll, Tony Fair, Mike Brady, Gail Hall, Teresa Hudgins, Romie Bull Chafin, Ginnie Taylor, Ken Cowart, Ron Norris, David Sammons, Larry Brady, Rick Anderson, and Jack Knight. STANDING: David Bridges, Andy Moscrip, John Bugs Gilbirth, Dicky Yaun, Bob Creswell, Rich- ard Geldhart, and Don Cioban. LEFT: Lt. Com- mander; Tony Fair. Commander; Jerry Sellers. Not pictured above; Darwin Williams, Gerald Gowers, Ron Moore, Tim Bornes, Alan Smith, Frank Thom- as, Ronnie Duncan, Joe Burnett, Bill Brent, and Steve McWilliams. Alpha Tau Omega RIGHT: STANDING; Charlie Radford, Bob Hol- land, Phillip Rhodes, Earl Reese, and Seaborn Grist. SEATED; Jim Bailey, and Glynn Brucker. BELOW: BACK ROW; Carey Beard, Charlie Radford, Steve McDonald, Billy Ferrill, Leonard Giddens, Ed Boyd, Roy Wayne Ward, Russell Brannen, Bob Fowle, Jimmy Kent, Robbie Cone, Ed Rumph, Phillip Rhodes, George Davis, and David Powell. FRONT ROW; Glynn Brucker, Dave Griffin, Earl Reese, Robbie Service, Linda Threlkeld, Pam Tice, and Betty Brunson 154 LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Pam Tice, Forest Hopkins, Leigh Griffin, Lale Bridges, Karen Knight, Gail Barker — Sweetheart, Linda Threk- held, Gail Peters, and Betty Brunson. BELOW: BACK ROW; Larry O ' Neil, Bob Holland, John Versaggi, Zack Smith, Ben Abbott, William Swords, Johnny Brooks, Carl Hickson, Jerry Brantley, and Lee DeLoach. FRONT ROW; Smith Mayo, Cole Bibee, James Stabler, Harold Acker, Dicky Jones, Forest Hopkins, Karen Knight, Roger Huff, Leigh Griffin, Tim Butzon, Jimmy Dodgen, and Larry Wells. Not pictured: John Franklin, Jim Bailey, Ronny Wester, Teddy Manios, Tim Wallis, Billy George, and Bard James. Sigma Chi TOP LEFT; Sigma Chi Sweetheart - Miss Lynn White. TOP RIGHT; Sigma Chis giving chant after victory. BELOW: BACK ROW; Bill Hoyt, Montie Humphrey, Don Comer, Joe Yeardon, James Pres- ton, Ainsworth Zeigler, Dennis Treado, Randy Taylor, Tommy Cassidy, and Jim Johnson. MID- DLE ROW; Gary Boyd, Tommy Padgett, Charlie Glover, Jimmy Meeks, Donnie Almand, and Nel- son Lightsey. FRONT ROW; Clyde Redding, Pratt Hill, Bill Tollefson, Mike Hall, Lee Pate, Bill Ma- ghee, Ron Griffin, Lynn Scurey, Wald McDougell, Terry McKay, Greg Basmore, Hal Cordell, Gene Camp, Al Braswell, Frank Hook, and Steve Sim- mons. Not Pictured: Jody Stubbs, Eddie McCall, Mike Harrison, John Davis, Tracy Lanier, Ray- mond Castleberry, Lynn Thomas, Dennis Simpson, Jimmy DeLoach, Jim Deavers, Rusty VanDeusen, Mike Smith, Lindsley Golf, and Marvin Young. 1 + 3 [A Si SHE 156 157 Delta Chi RIGHT; Miss Mary Ruth Marwitz — sweetheart. BOTTOM: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Jim Middle- brooks, Linda Davis, Scotty Paul, Joe Szocinski, Dale Posey, Sam Katzif, Earle Stramoski, Jane Wil- liams, Hal Bish, Mike Thwaites, Dick Blaskowitz, Mary Marwitz, Lewis Hammond, Scott Mayo, Bobby Hall, Mike Marchman, Diane Hairston, Al- len George, Bobby Brown, Ashley Woods, and Mae Heule. Not pictured: Paul Farmer, Tony Finder, Glenn Thompson, Jimmy Durrence, and David Carr. 159 RIGHT: Nancy McDonald, Sweetheart of Delta Tau Delta. BELOW: BACK ROW; Bil Baran, Bud- dy Harmon, and Tom Giddens. MIDDLE ROW; Dave Fiveash, Kent Davis, L. G. Warr, Rick Lynes, and Jonnie Lynes. FRONT ROW; Bobby Herman, Hank Barrett, Jerry Mobley, Reg Wilbank, and Jack Culpepper. STANDING LEFT SIDE; Charlie Edmondson. STANDING RIGHT SIDE; Ebie Thigpin . LEFT: BACK ROW; Dave Gilnett, Bob Leonard, Henry Heyward, Sam Shiflett, and Chris Evans. MIDDLE ROW; Pete Cole, Vince Brown, and Bruce Crosby. FRONT ROW; Ronnie Casey, Rick Stolz, Gary Harvey, Fred Pierson, and Andy Thompson. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Hank Barrett, Buddy Harmon, Kent Davis, Fred Pierson, Gary Harvey, Chris Evans, Dave Fiveash, Jack Culpepper, Bil Baran, Johnie Lynes, Charlie Edmondson, Henry Heyward, Reg Wilbanks, Rick Stolz, Jerry Mobley, Bruce Crosby, Bobby Herman, Pete Cole, Rick Lynes, Vince Brown, Ebie Thigpin, L. G. Warr, Dave Gilnett, Tom Giddens, Sam Shiflett, Dean Darden, Andy Thompson, Bob Leonard, and Ronnie Casey. Kappa Alpha RIGHT: STANDING; Peggy George, Kappa Al- pha Rose 1970-71. SITTING: Linda Lord, Kappa Rose 1971-1972. FAR RIGHT; Linda Lord, the cur- rent Rose of Kappa Alpha Fraternity. BELOW: Southern Belles, SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Marcia Kaney, Janet Butler, Janice Pursly, and Robbie Brooks. 162 LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Jimmy Wheeler - Vice president, Steve Buckler — President, and Charles Stewart — Recording secretary. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cam Patterson, Alex Green, Frankie Cowart, Jimmy Wheeler, Tim Tay- lor, Mike Courtney, Charles Stewart, Joe Knight, Steve Short, Dean Kirkland, Leon Watson, Tim Oliver, Dobby Dobbs, Rick Marlin, Hank Mosely, Comer Train, Robert Quick, Steve Buckler, and David Wright. . til 163 Phi Delta Theta RIGHT: Don Wiggins, President of the Georgia Epsilon Chapter, receives charter from Judge J. Weatherford, President of the Phi Delta Theta General Council BELOW: BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Steve Sweat, Doug Wil- liams, Brad Campbell, Jet H enson — Treasurer, Willie Weil, Leonard Sweat, Pat Stamps, Bubba Renfrow — Vice President, and Phillip Mays. MIDDLE ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Danny Warbutton, Don Wiggins — President, Steve Gill, John Reeves, Tommy Gunnels, Randy Stewart, Roy Amman, and Robert Jones — Secretary. TOP ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; John Cadhron, Andy Mitchell, Russ Duncan, Terry Turner, Carey Mickel, Hub Powell, Jimmy Wilkes, Billy Slocumb, and Fred Obenchain — Faculty advisor. 165 Tau Kappa Epsilon TOP: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Donna Langdon, Betty Sondes — Sweetheart, and Sharon Nail. BOTTOM: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Joe Cumbee, Daryl Shipman, Clayton Childers, Gene Justen, Bobby Bass, Wasdon Graydon, Mike Goodale, Mike Huff, and Mark Justen. Not Pictured: David Ashton, Pat Clark, Alan Williams, Opie Gressett, Larry Peavy, Mike Stewart, Alton Dye, and Randy Waters. Tau Epsilon Phi TOP LEFT: TOP ROW; Bill Hires — Sargeant at Arms, Jim Seamon — Treasurer, and Jerome Nails. BOTTOM ROW; Randy Ursery — Rush Chairman, Bob Gentile - Chancelor, and Danny Boatwright - Chaplin. TOP RIGHT; Miss Gay Rutter - Sweetheart. BOTTOM RIGHT; T. E. P. brothers partici- pating in Greek week activities. 169 Pi Kappa Phi ABOVE: FIRST ROW STANDING; Chip Berry, Bob Pickrell, Gerome Butler, Joe Watkins, Jimmy Hershell, Hub Daniels, John Love, Howard Neal, Dudley Senger, Johnny Boatright, Gene Clary, Alan Cody, Terry Holt, Rick Walden, and Ronnie Williams. SECOND ROW KNEELING; Tracy Anderson, Jerry Anderson — Advisor, Bill Larkey, Jimmy Moore, Albert Lodge, Wayne Buffington, Harley Grove, Steve Bishop, Kenny Brock, and Jimmy Mullis. THIRD ROW SITTING; Lee Davis — Warden, Jerry Powell — Chaplain, John Bush — Treasurer, Cindy Peterson — Rose of Fraternity, Johnny Riggs — Archon, Larry Smith — Secretary, Pat Rising — Historian, and Jimmy Boatright — Past Archon. BOTTOM ROW STANDING; Dale Warren, E. B. Price, and David Dillard. BOTTOM LEFT; Pi Kappa Phis at fraternity rush party. BOTTOM RIGHT; New fraternity advisor, Dr. Ron Roberts. 170 171 Sigma Pi RIGHT: SITTING IN TREE; Eddy Young and Ed Dunnevant — Secretary. STANDING; Proctor Carr — Vice president, Jim Wilson — President, Stan Ross — Treasurer, and Al Shiver — Historian. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Mike Lathan, Rick Hooten, Tommy Lewis, Richard McDaniel, Harris Tucker, Glenn Gibson, Jim Wharton, Bill Tribble, Clayton Yaun, Charles Clary, and Bobby Hefner. 172 LEFT: BACK ROW; Priscilla Williams and Janice Adair. FRONT ROW; Carol Morgan, Peggy Lang- ford, Jackie Feydt, Lala Taylor, and Helen Polack. Not pictured; Peggy Potter, Kathy Lee, Sherry Walker, Kathy Thaxton, and Kanette Cail. BE- LOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Graeme Haley, Phil Cobb, Steve Chaney, Wayne Edenfield, Eric Gettle, Eugene Graham, Ron Hardy, Roger Presely, Ev Eyre, Jones Nicholes, and Bill Ashley. 173 Sigma Phi Epsilon RIGHT: Sigma Phi Epsilon homecoming float. BELOW: TOP ROW; Ollie Mc Norrill, Gary Creech, John McDowell, Alex Hooks, Russell Win- ters, Gary Cargill, Dave Baker, Bob Meyerowitz, Tony McCrury, Gaines Butler and Louis Todd. MIDDLE ROW; Gary Baker, Steve Allen, Ted Wil- liams, Greg Priest, Marty Juarez, Dave Lentz, Rob- ert Eubanks, Ronnie Roberts, Mark Forward, Pete Stellato, Rick Palmer, Ken Quattlebaum and Jimmy Martin. BOTTOM ROW; Ray Chanell, Mike Bush, Wilbur Johnson, Ron Hansen, Randy Wood- all, North Williamson, Greg Anderson, Randy Smith, David Beck and Chip Mobley . 174 Kappa Sigma RIGHT: Barbara Tompkins, Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma FAR RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Debbie Shaw, Robin Teddar, Gayle Grosvenor, and Barbara Tompkins. BELOW: Kappa Sigma officers, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Marty Shine - Grand Master, Jim Bailey — Grand Procurator, David Blum — Guard, Alan Robb — Grand Treasurer, John Mallory — Social Chairman, and Ken Ma- thews — Grand Master of Ceremonies. Not pic- tured; Brooks Simmons — Grand Scribe, Ricky Armstrong — Guard, and Buddy Pinkston — Rush Chairman. BOTTOM: BACK ROW; Steve Melton and Fred Blackman. FRONT ROW; Fred Kennedy, Jimmy Southern Ronnie Cobb, Alvin Dickson, Pat- rick Kohonyi, Judy Almand, Warren Almand, Ed- die Lynch, Tommy Bond, Tommy Stalnaker, and David Blum. Not pictured; Bob Carter, Jimmy Ellis, Frank Fields, Danny Gordon, Larry Home, Bob Injaychock, Pat Lane, Preston Partain, Randy Thomas, Gene Whitaker, Dan Zuppardo, Dick Stewart, Robert Carithers, Paul Massey, Gene Sul- livan, Rod Meadows, Tom McMurrian, Debbie Millican — Little Sister, and Charles Edmonds — Faculty Advisor. TOP: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; John Mallory, Bill Batastini, Dan Coxwell, Joe Bittick, Buck. Bragg, Marty Shine, Barbara Tompkins, Jim Bailey, Joe Mercer, Andy Hodges, Tandy Morton, and John Zetterower. LEFT: STANDING; Mike Now, Da- vid Carper, Robert Bostock, Roy Meadows, Tom- my Allison, Bob Wilson, Jim Medlin, Rick Beene, Johnny Luckie, Henry Whitfield, David Hinson, Johnny McCarty, and David Harris. SITTING; Gayle Grosvenor, Robin Teddar, Debbie Shaw, and Becky Thomas BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Buddy Pinkston, Bob Risi, Mike Larson, Barry Adams, Rhett Mouchet, Bill Thomas, Kenny Rowe, Greg Harver, Ann Dooley, Jerry Weeks, M. H. Allen, Ann Williamson, Rick Thomlinson, Terry Tyler, Chip Thomas, Carol Herndon, Richard Mil- ford, Oscar Mimms, George Burkett, Bob Faith, Bill Nutgrass, Bill Wasden, and Alan Robb 177 Alpha Delta Pi ABOVE RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Ginger Meadows, Betty Brunson, Lale Bridges, Gail Bea- vers, Deborah Barfield, Gail Peters, Diane Hilliard, and Becky Lathum. ABOVE: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Mary Eastwood, Linda Levengood, Bar- bara Sands, Anna Jensen, Donna Duesenberg, Beth Sutton, Leslie Ramsey, and Susan Beckham. RIGHT: FRONT ROW; Linda Lord, Emily Sand- ers, Cathy Hodges, Kay Hibble, Camille Howard, Jan Jarrell, Glenda Brown, and Candy Hinson. BACK ROW; Ann Smith and Trabue Bryans. 178 LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Linda Nix, Mari- lyn Johnson, Sally Perry, Beth Boring, Laura Mains, Linda Carmichael, Hsrriet Dean, Kay Jones, Sondra O ' Hearn, and Neely Ingelsby. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Connie George, Kathy Lovett, Sarah Crowder, Cindy James, Forrest Hop- kins, Connie Dyes, Kathie Morris, and Susan Red- dick. BELOW LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Marlene Russell, Doris Jacobs, Martha Mc- Dougald, Jeannie Hanson, Meg Hyle, and Linda Donne. BELOW RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Peggy Hartsfield, Carol Herndon, Barbara Thompkins, Liz Dawson, Letsa Doster, Toni New- by, Dianne Hamm, and Rhonda Monroe. Zeta Tau Alpha TOP RIGHT; Zeta sisters with trophy BELOW: BACK ROW; Donna Sharpless, Nancy Schoonov- er, Jennifer Monk, Linda Pruitt, Debbie Penland, Carolyn Coogle, Debby VanDeventer, Bonnie Cal- licott, Kathy Bazemore, Dana Goodman, Ellen Payne, and Becky Brannen. FRONT ROW; Gini Smith, Linda Hitz, Michele Sumner, Beverly Scott, Deborah Moore, Donna Jackson, Patti Jordan, Janet Barber, Vicki Bennett, Nancy Arnold, Kay Stroud, and Carole Woodall. 180 LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT; Carole Woodall - Pan- hellenic, Sheila Garvin — Membership Chairman, JoAnn Sanders — Historian, Paula Sirmons — Trea- surer, Celeste Coleman — Vice-President, Carolyn Craig — President, Kay Stroud — Ritual Chairman, and Jan Canady - Secretary. BELOW: TOP ROW; Marolyn Brown, Martha Lampp, Carolyn Brown, Celeste Coleman, Paula Sirmons, Susan Jones, Ginger Aldridge, B. A. McKinney, and Kaye Mus- selwhite. MIDDLE ROW; Pam Huff, Bonnie Hosti, Carol Cook, Freiya Wester, Vicki Evans, Pam Ec- kles, Jan Canady, Diane Hadsell, Diane Hester, Beth McCauley, Gayle Johnson, Deborah Monk, Debra Moore, Karen Phillips, and Holly Hamby. SEATED; Chris Hull, Jamie Evans, Connie Nelson, Karen Miller, and Deborah Freeman. i A IB tM 3 ' n. ' J 181 Kappa Delta RIGHT: Kappa Delta Washboard Band preforming at a Rush Party. FAR RIGHT: STANDING; Gail Barker, Debbie Rhodes, and Diane Culver. SIT- TING; Nancy Parham and Diana Ricketson. BE- LOW: STANDING ON LADDER; Elaine Napier, Dee Maxwell, Alex Way, and June Stanford. STANDING LEFT; Georgeanne Vick, Amelia Powell, Patrice Eskew, Sharon Nail, and Janice Boyette. STANDING RIGHT; Lee Jones, Windie Townsend, Teresa Hudgins, Susan Jones, Ginnie Taylor, Miriam Webb, Vici Cason, Lori Duncan, Joan Crutchfield, Nan Hopkins, Arlene Hoyt, and Jennifer Keith. SETTING; Donna Brown, Deena Brown, Debo Booth, Kay Attaway, Leigh Griffin, Lynn White, Kathy Magee, Trisha Gay, Jeanne Ann Jones, and Nancy Varn. TOP: Kappa Delta Big Brothers. STANDING; Jim Paradise, Ann Brooker, Debbie Pope, Trisha Low- Holmes, Susan Stroberg, Donna Darity, Gail Hall, Bailey, Rex Childs, and Larry Brady. SITTING: ery, Gay Rutter, Debbie Young, Janet Haynes, Linda Wheeler, Betty Still, Carolyn Downing, Tas- David Beard, Carey Beard, Don Wiggins, Bill Marjorie McElreath, Delia Roberts, Ann Dooley, sy Wofford, Kathy Nasworthy, Darby Adams, and Thomas, Don Ware, and Bill Tollefson. ABOVE: Beth Sumner, Margaret Walker, Nell Turner, and Terri Warren. STANDING; Pam Haynes, Lynn Scurry, Bonnie Mary Setzer. SITTING; Ann Warnock, Sheryl 183 Delta Zeta RIGHT: STANDING; Diane Reid - Historian, Brenda Burton — Recording secretary, Belinda Crawford — Treasurer, and Nancy McDonald. SITTING; Judy Waddell — Second vice president, Paulette Verner — President, and Becky Johnson — First vice president. BELOW: BACK ROW; Candy Jones, Sherry Walker, Pam Anderson, Stenci Leich- liter, Karen Anderson, Jane Crawford, Linda Mc- Daniel, Judy Bacon, Kay Wilson, Cathy Huckaby, Pat Dixon, and Melody Jackson. FRONT ROW; Cindy Mason, Angela Smith, Jackie Webster, Cin- dy Hockenberry, Jannell Riggs, Bonnie Maloney, Barbara Poole, Jan Greer, Debbie Maddox, Diane Manget, Brenda Burton, Julia Adams, and Pam Wright. ABOVE: BACK ROW; Nancy McDonald, Paulette Verner, Helen LaCombe, Mary jo Reid, Diane Reid, Denise Leggett, Cathy Ergle, Teresa Burgess, Elaine Wiley, Mary Ann Lawlor, and Belinda Crawford. FRONT ROW; Karen Ruark, Tina Schmeh., Peggy Barnett, Judy Waddell, Karen Carlson, Sally Scott, Janice Carter, Connie Winn, Becky Johnson, and Sue Womack. FAR LEFT: Delta Zetas taking time out to sing. SEFT: The Fall Pledge Class selling hot dogs for a money making project. 185 Phi Mu RIGHT: Phi Mu ' s participating in Greek Week Activities. BELOW: STANDING; Barbara Bunn, Annette Harrison, Donna Johnson, Joan Walker, Trisha Ferguson, Barbara Ferguson, Mary Ann Chandler, Brenda Beatenbough, Cissy Jones, Mar- guerite Van Sickler, Mary Fitzpatrick, Gail Stew- art, Nanci Sewell, Lynn Slade, Marcia Kaney, Tere- sa Royer, Martha Ellen Howell, Carol Bryan. SEATED; Trellis Hunnicut, Jean Stewart, Ann Williamson, Jackie Moss, Jean Evans, Lynda Reeves, Faye Melton, Sue Ann Phillips, Cathy Wil- liams, Chris Melton, Wilma Wideman, Patsy Bobo, Pat Kaplan and Donna Munson. 186 TOP: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Ellen Wilder, Patty Baker, Debi Stewart, Peggy George, Karen Lowny, Sharon Phillips, Teresa Mims, and Debbie Llewal- lyn. BOTTOM: STANDING; Cathy Carr, Debbie McDonald, Linda Dasher, Marty Thompson, Betty Foster, Mary Earle, Sandy Johnston, Susan Rice, Holly McCurry, Wanda Barry, Kathy Bullock, and Jeannine Metevier. SITTING; Jan Morse, Jackie New, Ann Whitney, Becky Frost, Jennnie Keith, Jim- my Davis, Midge McLean, Jackie Buffington, and Martha Cloud. 187 Alpha Xi Delta RIGHT: Alpha Xi Deltas gathered at Sorority Lodge for meeting BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Amy Graham, Carole Hudson, Janice Childs, Becky Sorrow, Toy Porter, Bridget Creel, Patricia Walters, Sharon Broome, Carolyn Morris, Cathi Huff, Carolyn Carter, Ruth Weinman, Pat Rayburn, Kathy White, and Frances Greene. 188 LEFT: STANDING; Kathy White - Treasurer, Stephanie Cooper — Pledge trainer, Wanda Cox — Membership chairman, Frances Greene — Vice president, Jean Brinson — Recording secretary, and Julie Norris — Corresponding secretary. SITTING; Lynn Clemens - President. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Jean Brinson, Julie Norris, Cynthia Hall, Debbie Visscher, Lynn Clemens, Millie Wat- son, Bama Newman, Barbara Yeager, Stephanie Cooper, Judy Jones, and Wanda Cox. 189 Interfraternity Council TOP RIGHT: BACK ROW; Proctor Carr, Ben Abbott, and Vince Brown. FRONT ROW; Stan Ross, Bill Larkey, and Dicky Yaun. Not pictured; Phil Sick, Brad James, Tony Fair, and Terry Mc- Kay. BELOW: BACK ROW; Jimmy Martin, Tim Butzon, Steve McWilliams, Ronnie Norris, Kent Davis, Jerry Sellers, Bobby Brown, Tony Fair, Jim Seamone, and Bob Gentile. MIDDLE ROW; Terry McKay, Jerry Brantley, Tim Oliver, M. H. Allen, and Harley Grove. FRONT ROW; Ronnie Roberts, Danny Hamilton, and Bill Tribble. 190 Panhellenic 191 Anderson — Brannen RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Donna Hos- mer, Nancy Strong, Beth Lewis, Mrs. Bates, Sally Nelson, and Sheila Mimbs. LOWER RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Henry Whitfield, Lee Davis, Jon Love, Mrs. McKinney, Claude Goble, Harley Grove, and James Connally. BELOW: TOP; Anderson Hall, located on Sweetheart Circle. BOTTOM; Brannen Hall, located on Herty Drive. 1 J - • ULl m 192 Cone — Deal 193 Dorman - Eton RIGHT: STANDING; Byron Pearce, Gary Hobbs, Bill Thweatt, and Ronald Lemon. SITTING: Max O ' Neal, Barbara Lester, Mrs. Leoda Goudelock, and Lewis Todd LOWER RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Millwee Owens, Clayton Yawn, Harry Spears, Mr. Gavin, and All Patersaw. BELOW: TOP; Dorman Hall, located on Chandler Road. BOTTOM; Eton Hall, located in Windsor Village on Knight Drive. 194 Hampton — Henricks LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Peggy Tucker, Michele Sumner, Mrs. I. E. Rigdon, Janet Ander- son, Susan Cook, Helen Freeman, Gerry Womack, Laura Gordon, and Donna Barrack. LOWER LEFT: STANDING; Mary Massey, Debbie Shephard, and Jean Atkinson. SITTING; Jackie Socola, Ann Rumble, Mrs. Davis, Barbara Poole, and Mary Lake. BELOW: TOP; Hampton Hall, located in Windsor Village on Knight Drive. BOTTOM; Hendricks Hall, located on Pittman Drive. 195 r Johnson A — Johnson B TOP RIGHT: STANDING; Jan Jansen and Mar- lene Russell. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Babs Bod- ron, Carol Brent, Cheryl Crane, Mrs. Fincher, Car- olyn Bennett, Barbara Lester, Joyce Jones, Ida Par- ris, and Mary Lou Collum. LOWER RIGHT: STANDING; Susan Griffin and Kay Ivey. SIT- TING; Judy Hollingsworth, Luann Lispscomb, Gail Hamlin, Mary Marwitz, and Ruth Anne Glov- er. TOP LEFT; Johnson Junior, located on Chan- dler Road. BOTTOM LEFT; Johnson Senior, locat- ed on Chandler Road. 196 LaVista — Lewis LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; LaVista Hall Mailman, Tommy Bond, Jim Risi, Eugene Brown, Robbie Cone, Bob Risi, and Vishnu Mahara. LOW- ER LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Marty Mc- Gowan, Janice Riddle, Mrs. Frances Hinson, Terry Ragan, Lucy Justice, Ginny Reddick, and Nona English. BELOW: TOP; LaVista Hall, located on Vista Circle. BOTTOM; Lewis Hall, located on Sweetheart Circle. 197 Ollif f - Oxford RIGHT: STANDING; Lynn Booker, Pat Allen, Teresa Mims, and Donna Short. SITTING; Kathy Lovett, Karen Miller, Mrs. Mauldin, Reda Sports, and Karen Knight. LOWER RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Mike Butler, Larry Robinson, Andy Moscrip, Mrs. Shivers, Bill Ardis, and Maxy Gra- ham. BELOW: TOP; Olliff Hall, located on Georgia Avenue. BOTTOM; Oxford Hall, located in Wind- sor Village on Knight Drive. 198 Sanf ord — Stratford 199 RIGHT: STANDING; Ebie Page, Mrs. M, and Candy Jones. SITTING; Beth Sutton, Sarah Carr Martha Kimbell, Nancy Brag, and Pris Williams LOWER RIGHT: STANDING; Kathy Magee Nancy Roadcap, and Judy McKenzie. SITTING Sharon Nail, Miss Hall, and Patrice Eskew. SIT TING ON FLOOR; Cherry Carter, Brenda Corn and Carol Cook. BELOW: TOP; Veazey Hall, locat- ed on Sweetheart Circle. BOTTOM; Warwick Hall, located in Windsor Village on Knight Drive. 200 Winburn — Wudie LEFT: STANDING; Lois Mclelland, Charlene Sheffield, Mrs. Watkins, Arlene Hoyt, Betsy Grif- fin, Vicki Bennet, and Gail Peters. KNEELING; Beth Boring, Jannell Riggs, and Delia Roberts. LOWER RIGHT: STANDING; Vicki Sessions, Kay Stroud, Diane Reid, and Linda Haynes. SIT- TING; Janet Perry, Kathrine Gibson, and Sue Ann Phillips. BELOW: TOP; Winburn Hall, located on Georgia Avenue. BOTTOM; Wudie Hall, located on South College Street. 201 Student Association Of Governing Councils 204 Senior Class Officers Joe Larisey — President. Kay Kozojed — Vice President. Jill Smith — Secre- tary-Treasurer. Junior Class Officers Dale Warren — President. Diane Reid — Vice President. Judy Waddell — Sec- retary-Treasurer . Sophomore Class Officers Pat Rising — President. Connie George — Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class Officers Harold Acker — President. Rusty VanDeusen — Vice President. Jim Deavors — Secretary Men ' s Governing Council TOP RIGHT; David Lentz - President. BOTTOM RIGHT: FIRST ROW FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; Shelton Evans — Advisor, David Lentz, Phil Currie, Tony Fair, Jerry Ross, and Jimmy Southerland. SECOND ROW FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; Paul Reviere, Richard Colquitt, Kenny Austin, Gene Camp, Hans Meir, and Richard Tomlinson. Not pictured: Steve Autrey, Tim Park and Bill Hoyt. Women ' s Student Governing Association LEFT: FIRST ROW; Jan Davis, Kay Musselwhite, Jane Sessions, Deborah Barfield, Sharon Mussel- white, and Lynn Yielding. SECOND ROW; Lynn Phillips, Debbie Lassetter, Janell Lewis and Peggy Tucker. THIRD ROW; Vickie Johnson, Kathie Lovett, Mary Eastwood, Becky Lathum, and Mary Mitchell. FOURTH ROW; Dana Goodman, Jean Gaylor, Kay Clark, Kay Stroud, Sherry Holland, and Michele Sumner. FIFTH ROW; Lois Lasseter, Mary Massey, Ginger Meadows, Donna Duesen- burg, Kathy Simpson, Shelley Hartley, Donna Short, Carol Brent, Jan Jansen, and Patrice Eskew. BELOW: STANDING; Jan Davis, Sharon Nail, Marsha Lynn, Mary Lou Collum, Karen Miller, Sandy Miller, and Linda Haynes. SEATED; Connie Winn, Leslie Billman, Deborah Monk, Pam Chil- dress, Susan Reddick, and Nancy Lambrecht. Not pictured: Susan Bassett, Joan Johnson, and Joan Jordan — Advisor. Judicial Council 207 BioScience Club RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Steve Bradley, Mr. Bill Lovejoy, Valerie Strickland, Carolyn Ben- nett, Susan Boyles, and Mr. John Pike. BELOW: SITTING; Ed Hunter, Rick Skinner, Carol Jean Link, Valeri Strickland, and Mr. Jack Nolen. MIDDLE ROW; Steven Bradley, Judy Tyler, Bon- nie Boyce, Janet Sewell, Alejandra A. Avila, Nelson Mangum, Carolyn Bennett, Bernestine Dixon, and Mr. Bill Lovejoy. BACK ROW; Gary Hawthorne, Jim Hatfield, Wasdon Graydon, Larry Smith, Billy Weaver, Carroll Pallett, and Louis Foster. Interest And Departmental Council 208 w Spanish Club LEFT: STANDING; Patricia Brown, Dr. Britt, Ter- ry Downey, and Vicki Weatherford. SITTING; Mr. Cornbleet, Kay McLaughlin, Ruth Anne Glover, Janet Sowell, and Lyn Forehand. BELOW: STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Elaine Dixon, Larry Yaughn, Ginny Dixon, Hubert Harv- ey, Bob Moon, Jan Davis, Kerry Lipscomb, Marty Anderson, John Lively, Mike Hurst, Rev. Nathan Byrd, Stan Martin, and Rick Crumbley. SITTING MIDDLE ROW; Sally Holland, and Judy Worley. SITTING FRONT ROW; Bertha Warren, Iris Bond, Cathy Bailey, and Lynn Watson. Baptist Student Union 209 Park And Recreation Society TOP: TOP ROW; Bill Krause, Terry McKay, Jane Durr, David Carter, Mr. Tom Carter, Charlie Beale, Lewis Owens, Lynn Yielding, Mickie Kirkland, Buddy Whitley, and Tony Fair. BOTTOM ROW; Tommy Stalnaker, Hugh Deal, Cheryl Graham, Pam Kane, Charlie Hershey, Linda Tucker, and Donna Short. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Card Smith, Doug Williams, Tim Walker, Debby Dickey, Sue Sanders, Miss Dahir - Advisor, Ray Suddath, Susan Rice — Social Chairman, Dr. Forton — Advisor, Jackie Buffington — President, Pat Kaplan, Midge McLean — Treasurer, Betty Foster, Amanda Bru- ner, Mary Watson, Susan Poole, Margaret Kirkland — Secretary, Melissa Canady, Kay Ivey, Sherry Roberts, Kay Wilson, June Denuiz, Mary Fitzp?tric, and Nancy Hilley . 210 Home Economics Club G.S.C. Accounting Association TOP: TOP ROW; Gloria Smith, Nancy Smith, Marie Webb, Deborah Moore, Cathy Nicely, Janet Barber, Anita Jones, Iris Bond, Katherine Bailey, Sandra Ferguson, and Mary Ann Lawlor. BOTTOM ROW; Carol Smith, Kathy Bennett, Gayle Moore, Gail Hall, and Sharon Gordon. BELOW: TOP ROW; Bill Hutto.Ben Watts, Ron Lukat, John Manning, Brad Swilrr, Paul Phillips, Terry Cail, and Ken Murphy. BOTTOM ROW; DeAlva Denham, Aris Hodges, Sandy Allen and Jackie Mathews. 211 f Newman Club TOP RIGHT: TOP ROW; Sister Michele Teff, Walter Peach, and Father Jose Gonzales. MID- DLE ROW; Sara Lance, Phil Mattox, and De- lores Garcia. BOTTOM ROW; Paul Shugrue and Peggy Schall BOTTOM: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Susan Bowles, Judy Tyler, David Lentz, Vera Hayes, Jimmy Martin, Wilbur John- son, Lou Jelks, Dale Dutton, Guy Bland, and Merrill Lindall. Ecology Club American Marketing Association 11 Phi Beta Lambda TOP PICTURE: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; David Smithers - Vice President, David Laks - President, Dr. Cecil Howard - Advisor, Larry Wright - Sec- retary, and George F. Wimberly - Treasurer. BOTTOM PICTURE: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Mrs. Comer, Jimmy Williams, Bob Vinson, Cathy Jones, Claire Kirkley, Sherry Bussell, Dianne Vinson, Mary Rose Thompson, and Faye Burkette. 213 Geology Club RIGHT: STANDING; Tommy Rogers, Mr. Dar- rell, John McGee, Dr. McDonald, Dr. Neal, Bob Chestnut, Dr. Hanson, and Howard Hughes. SIT- TING; Maryette Hanson, Gary Hammons, and Louise Totten. BELOW: STANDING; George Mixon, John Sandidge, Barbara Bennett, Vicki Sparks, Richard McDaniel, Susan Brimer, Sandra Hathcock, Janet Bright, Marcea Hefner, Marilyn Womack, Rick Smith, Dr. Jerry Turner, and Judy Tyler. SITTING; Valerie Strickland, Carol Jean Link, Dennis Hasty, Steve Worsham, James Hat- field, Michael Norman, and Terry Duvall. German Club 214 Sigma Delta Pi LEFT: STANDING; Dr. Britt, Patricia Brown, and Terry Downey. SITTING; Kay McLau ghlin and Ruth Anne Glover. BELOW: STANDING; Carol Scarce, Fozie Outler, Martha Lane, Peggy Gibbs, Walter Peach, Bill Weaver, Jim Goode, Gail Mur- ray, and Toni Newby. KNEELING; Susan White, Lorna Edwards, Lucy Hunter, Betty Desperez, Pau- lette Verner, Cecile Harris, Jan McQuaig, Elaine Abrams, and Joyce Whitmer. Student Council For Exceptional Children George- Anne TOP: George-Anne Staff; Darryl Yearwood, Danny Grantham, Carolyn Tinker, Andy Whitlock, Glynn Spivey, Mikie Emerson, Sharon Santymer, J. Middleton, Jon Middleton, Bill Neville, Al Godfrey, Larry England, J. Stewart Parker, Geoffrey S. Bennett, Jim Wilson, and Leo Boatright. OPPOSITE PAGE; Bill Neville — Editor, Jon Middleton — News Editor, Tom Richardson — Business Manager, Geoffrey S. Bennett — Associate News Editor, Sharon Santmyer - Advertising Manager, Mike McHught — Staff Writer, and Larry England — Managing Editor. 216 Student Association Of Educators RIGHT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Robby Griner, Linda Haynes, Mrs. Grey, Dr. Lindsey, Marilyn Corbitt, Jan Davis, and Wally Howell. BELOW: TOP ROW; Lerisha Ellison, Jonathan Reese, Gloria Riley, Ralph Bess, Mr. James Jordon — Advisor, Wasdon Graydon, Otis Culburth, Michael Bush, and Julius Hunter. BOTTOM ROW; Sandra Riley, Pamela Dwight, Rhunette McKensey, Gloria Mor- gan, Faye Bowdrey, and Antointette McRae. Afro-American Club Debate Team LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Alan Williams, Karen Ball, Betsy Hollowell - President, Dr. R. V Barello — Advisor, Wavne Gibbs, and Tim Thom- linson BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Larence Williams, Walter Wiles, Buddy Thomas, Tom Bur- ton, Dr. Justine Mann, Jim Hatfield, Dr. Zia Hash- mi, Dr. Lane Van Tassel, and Rick Skinner. Political Science Club 219 RIGHT: STANDING; Ann McEven, Ronnie Clif- ton, Karen Randall, Janet Bright, Dr. Charles For- ton, and Syed Ishaqi. SITTING: Daun Marshall, Marsha Seay, Jan Davis, Teresa Powell, and Sue Denham BELOW: BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Dr. Durham, Mr. L. Stewart, Dr. J. Beegle, Dr. M. Holland, Mr. C. Edmonds, and Mr. J. Lo- Presti. FRONT ROW; Bryan Boykin, Carl Carter, Larry Williams, Betsy Hollowell, and John Lineberger. Omicron Delta Epsilon Pi Lambda Alpha LEFT: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Sue Dozier, Carol Brent, Marlene Russell, Jane Carperter, Babs Bod- ron, and Sally Burns BELOW: FRONT ROW; Vickie Gaulding, Alejandro Avila, LiLiana de La Guardia, Debbie Vanderenter and Tadessee Seifu. SECOND ROW; Marilyn V omack, Aristides Cas- tillo, Chang Shuang-Chao, and Margaret Boringer THIRD ROW; Ginny Price, Linda Galoostian, Mike Cornelius, Alton Bennett, and Susanne Ras- mussen. BACK ROW; Susan Miles, Mike Graham, Nancy Woodley, and Stephen Bradley. International Club 221 Professional Interf r aternity Council RIGHT: STANDING; Neil Brown, Tommy Har- dy, and Lee Price. SITTING; Venetia Roberts, Mr. Bailey, Jimmy Polk, and Marcia Cuetan. KNEEL- ING; James Fincher and Joe Williams. 222 Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia Fraternity LEFT: TOP ROW; James Fincher, Jim Shumans, Lowell Keene, and Bob MacKendree. BOTTOM ROW; Michael Roberts, Jim Mclnnis, Tom Davis, Herby Cooler, Charles (Mac) Kelly, Joe Hooks, Sid Waldhour, and Dr. Sterling Adams. BELOW: TOP ROW; Coach Spieth, Lee Price, Lewis Owens, Bryon Pierce, Larry Williamson, and Bernard Weav- er. MIDDLE ROW; Doug Purcell, Jud Blasiotto, Gary Hobbs, Harold Grubbs, and Mason Sanders. BOTTOM ROW; E. B. Price, Tony Fair, Paul Mas- sey, Steve Lowe, Joe Williams, and Steve Hartzog. Not pictured; Tommy Plaster, Gerry Caler, Mike Daniel, Dick Stewart, and Danny Warbutton. Phi Epsilon Kappa 223 Delta Sigma Pi RIGHT; Delta Sigma Pi float during Homecoming. BELOW: BACK ROW; Bobby Hinton, Drennon Strickland, Phil Wysong, Wayne Williamson — Secretary, Jimmy Waters — President, Harry Rog- ers, and Larry Anderson — Chancellor. FRONT ROW; Robert Eubank, Rick Brandbeer - Profes- sion V.P., John Pafford - Junior V.P., Neil Brown — Senior V.P., Frank Wade — Treasurer, Paul Mill- er, and Randy Beard. Not Pictured: Beryl Wagner, Buzz Braxton, Owen Woods, Earl Ware, Charlie Ricks, Darrell Bargaineer, Ron Galloway, Paul Turner, Don Arron, and Larry Blocker. I Sigma Alpha Iota LEFT: FIRST ROW FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; Claudie Stanford, Jan McPherson, Marcia Cvetan, Venetia Roberts, and Lynn Wright. SECOND ROW FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; Mary Sue Hodge, Claudie Almeida, Alice Roberts, and Caro- lyn Folk. THIRD ROW FROM TOP TO BOT- TOM; Mary Ann White, Omelia Donahoo, Deena Loper, and Susan Beck. 225 Alpha Gamma Pi TOP RIGHT: BACK ROW; Roger Tackett, and John Lively. MIDDLE ROW; Roger Huff, and Marvin Meeks. FRONT ROW; Kerry Lipscomb. BELOW: STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Marsha Seay, Dawn Marshall, Janet Bright, Ellie Loudermilk, William A. Loudermilk, Nancy Dil- lard, Marilyn Corbitt, Linda Haynes, Carolyn Ben- nett, Kay Butt, and Karen Ball. SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; David Harrell, John Lively, Mr. Simmons — Advisor, Connie Williams, Rhonda Waller — President, Betsy Hollowell, Linda Purcell, and David Laks. Recognition Council Epsilon Pi Tau TOP: STANDING; Hayden Carmichael, William E. Huss, Edgar C. Godfrey, Rex A. Nelson, Donald F. Hackett, Thomas A. Singletary, Lewis R. Selvidge, and Kieth F. Hickman. SITTING; William A. Loudermilk, James T. Duff, Robert Stewart, George Burkett, and Joseph Collins. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Mike King, Danny Saxton, Robert Sanders, Lelan Mitchell, Dr. Durham, Chris Walker, Nelson Mangum, Larry Smith, and Phil Powell. 227 Phi Zappa Krappa 228 Lambda Sigma Sigma LEFT ABOVE: Toni Newby, Dianne Hamm, Leigh Griffin, Gail Barker, Jinny Taylor, and Diana Ricketson. 229 Phi Upsilon Omicron RIGHT: BACK ROW; Jean Roberson, Gay Rutter, and Carol Eubank. MIDDLE ROW; Diane Wom- ack, Jackie Carney, Judy Rahn, and Ginnie Bruce. FRONT ROW; Miss Williams and Angela Smith. SITTING; Deanne Bush and Cheryl Smith. BE- LOW: STANDING; Alan Williams, Tim Thomlin- son, Karen Ball - Secretary, Betsy Hollowell - President, Peggy Mullinax, and Wayne Gibbs. SITTING; Dr. McCord - Advisor, Dr. R. V. Barel- lo, Dr. Eidson, and Dr. Duncan. Pi Kappa Delta Pi Omega Pi LEFT: STANDING; Fran Penland, Bonnie Boyce, Judy Freeman, and Debra Snell. SITTING; Miss Whight — Sponsor, Ellie Loudermilk, and Lee For- ton. BELOW: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Ginny Dixon, Martha Lane, Sally Nelson, Annette Os- born, Iris Bond, Rhonda Waller, Cindy Ross, Cathy Bailey, Kerry Lipcomb, Kay Butt, Susan Moore, Wayne Bishop, Judy Hollingsworth, John Lively, Judy Connell, Carol Jean Link, and Carol Almand. Gamma Beta Phi Usherettes RIGHT: FIRST ROW FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; Krista Wren, Pam Huff, Nancy Arnold, Kay Mus- selwhite, Paula Sirmons, and Kay Childs. SEC- OND ROW FROM TOP TO BOTTOM; Denise Johanson, Janet Barbara, Barbara Tompkins, Jill Martin, Patrice Eskew, and Thresa Mims . 232 Swinging Belles v 1 ABOVE: STANDING; Deborah Monk, Tina Schmehl, Melody Jackson, Sherry Walker, Jan Russo, Sharon Musselwhite, Carla Collins, Carla Davis, and Thresa Cox. KNEELING; Donna Hil- ton, LeAnne Cobia, Evie Kiernon, Nancy Brent, Connie George, Barbara Tompkins, Kathy Lee, and Donna Short BOTTOM LEFT AND RIGHT; Swinging Belles performing at basketball half time intermission. 233 Georgia Southern College Band ABOVE: FIRST ROW; Betty Trotter, Tom Davis, Patricia Hitt, Lorraine Stewart, Marcia Cvetan, Deena Loper, and Jan McPherson. SECOND ROW; Jimmy Johnson, Raleigh Faircloth, Martha Howell, Julia White, Ted Landers, Wanda Gowan, Lynn Mills, Herb Cooler, James Fincher, Mike Skinner, Henry Whitfield, Rhett Mouchet, Sally Nelson, and Paul Moller. THIRD ROW; Bill Smith, Sandra Novotni, Phyllis Whaley, Tom Nolan, Claudia Sanford, John Schneck, Danny Stubbs, Craig Fraser, Louise Totten, David Cottle, John McAfee, Kenny Johnson, John Mclntyre, Jerry Roberson, Andy Thompson, Robert Fuller, Joe Hooks, Robert Quick, Louis Foster, and Lowell Keene. BACK ROW; Tom Stidham - Director, Jimmy Moore, Dennis Kaney, Charles Strickland, Linda Chapman, Charles Davis, Nat Harwell, and Bob MacKendree. Not pictured; Mac Kelly, Jim Mclnnis, Sid Waldhour, Venetia Roberts, Howard Thrower, Emaline Kelly, Jan Newton, Becky Shu- man, Albert Caylor, John Foster, Bob Rainwater, Cliff Chupp, Sherry Wood, Nancy Mathey, and Mike Mattox, BELOW: STANDING; Linda Welch, Elaine Ash, Jane Tuck, Louise Drummond, Judy Bacon, Debbie Lasseter, Donna Kay Hale, and Jan Bradley. KNEELING; Cindy Sheilds, Cathy Harrison, Gail Smith, and Martha Howell. G.S.C. Majorettes 235 Masquers BELOW: BACK ROW; Calvin King, Elliott Grig- gers, Lee Bowmen, Eric Brannen, Dell Payne, John Perkins, David Hughes, Gary Hawthorne, Richard Coffield, Margret Richardson and Mark Hoyt. MIDDLE ROW; Robert Harrell, Al Wallace, Kim Mallet, Mary Hulahan, Betsy Hollowell, Donna Gurley, Jim Grade, Al Jones, Mary Wooten, Elden English, and Teresa Wachowiak. BOTTOM ROW; Lynn Stevens, Donna Sterdavint, Paula Crosby, Trudy Nolen, Dave Munz, Barbara Stewart, Pat Newton, Elaine Lockwood, Letls Nix and Jim Kennedy. 236 237 Masquers Productions. Winter Quarter: LEFT; Summertree. Spring Quarter: BELOW; Look Homeward Angel. GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE STATESBORO, GEORGIA 30458 Office of the President To the Graduates of 1971: As you leave Georgia Southern, our very best wishes go with you. We assure you that we will not forget you, and we hope that your life here has had enough importance and meaning to you for you not to forget us. The Georgia Southern that you leave is much larger than the one that you entered. We are growing, and expect to continue to do so. We began this year with an enrollment of 5,700, and will probably begin next year with about 6,000. Along with this growth, we are trying hard to improve also in quality. Our number of faculty members is increasing in proportion with our enrollment, and we are greatly improving our facilities. In every way that we can, we want to make Georgia Southern an institution of which you can continue to be proud . When you come back on visits to the campus, you will see a number of new buildings, some of which are now under construction: an Education Building, a Classroom-Office Building, a Physics-Mathematics Building, and a Family Life Center. The Education Building is practically completed and will be dedicated soon. Also, we will soon begin a large Library Building in the center of the campus beside the lakes. This will be the largest building on the campus and will help us in improving the quality of our academic work in all areas of the College . As you graduate and go out to begin your careers, all of us at Georgia Southern wish you the best of success. We will continue our interest in you and will look forward to hearing from you. We hope you will find that the work which you did here was good preparation for whatever career you may undertake. We hope that you will have a resourcefulness in knowledge, wisdom, and moral character which will stand you in good stead wherever you go and whatever goals you strive for. Our success here at Georgia Southern will be measured by your success. If you succeed, it means to a large degree that we have too. Our best hopes and aspirations go with you. Sincerely, Presidents — Vice And Emeritus The view from the Vice President ' s Office must, by necessity, be a reasonably comprehensive one. It includes students, faculty, other staff, academic programs, library, community, facilities, budgets, and the list could be continued. This means, also, that the view includes a multitude of problems. But the really important fact is that the picture, viewed comprehensively, is great! The problems fade beside the bright spots in the picture, and it is obvious that the state of the College is good. We have a wonderful group of students, a fine faculty, a dedicated staff, excellent pro- grams, a growing library, a friendly community, expanding facilities, and continu- ing support. This is what makes the Vice President ' s job at Georgia Southern so rewarding. Jack Averitt, Dean Graduate School The purpose of graduate study is the promotion of scholarship that is thor- ough, creative, and independent in character. The program finds its province in training the student to become an investigator in special fields of learning, broadening his professional and cultural background, fostering research and the application of research methods, and improving his professional skills and competence. In enrollment and expansion of degree programs, the Graduate School has been one of the fastest-growing areas at Georgia Southern College. It is antici- pated that additional advanced graduate degrees with supporting majors in all degree programs will be added in the very near future. Arts And Sciences The School of Arts and Sciences instructs the student in the principles of analytical thought, introduces him to a specialized bloc of subject matter, and assists him in interrelating the contents of various fields. The faculty in Arts and Sciences takes as its major objective the development of an atmosphere that is creative, current, and challenging. The School itself is divided into five academic divisions and offers numerous majors: Art, Music, French, Spanish, Speech, Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, History, Psychology, Political Science, Sociology, and Criminal Justice. New programs added by the School of Arts and Sciences dur- ing the academic year 1970-1971 include an institute of Arthropodology and Parasitology, a bloc major in Humanities, and the availibility of a minor in Philosophy . Starr Miller, Dean School Of Education Created in January of 1969, the School of Education ' s purposes are manifold. The School not only provides for the preparation of those who hold school pos- itions, but it serves as a center for the study of education and the dissemination of education developments that will lift the level of the public schools. It is the objectives of the School of Education to graduate school personnel who are dis- tinctively creative, effective with students, and influential in their geographic areas. Students are offered programs of study toward the Bachelor of Recreation and the Bachelor of Science degrees. At the graduate level, programs are offered leading to the degrees of Master of Recreation Administration, Master of Science for Teachers, Master of Education, and Six- Year Programs. Continuing Education The Continuing Education Division offers a wide span of beneficial oppor- tunities to persons who are interested in furthering their personal development and constructive pursuits. The aims and objectives of the Division include: (1) providing educational opportunities for adults at times and places where they might take advantage of them; (2) promoting in-service programs; (3) mount- ing information programs on contemporary issues; (4) arranging education and consultative services for governmental and voluntary agencies as needed in their study of local and national problems; (5) and serving as a two-way chan- nel of communication between the college and its many publics. The Division of Continuing Education offers both credit and non-credit pro- grams as well as services. Dr. Donald Hawk — Head, Dept. of Profes- sional Laboratory Experience; Dr. Walter B. Mathews — Head, of Elementary Education; Dr. John Lindsey — Head, Dept. of Instruc- tion. BACK ROW: Dr. William Hitchcock - Head, Dept. of Educational Psychology and Guidance; Dr. John Hulsey — Head, Dept. of Secondary Education and Related Stud- ies; Dr. Harold Tyer — Head, Dept. of School Services Personnel; Mr. Aubrey Paf- ford — Principal, Marvin Pittman Labora- tory School. PERCUSSION ▼ SECTION School Of Education The School of Education was established in December 1968, started in Janu- ary 1969, and organized according to a plan in July 1969. Summarized, its pur- pose cause it to be the school to prepare personnel to engage in the improve- ment of people through education and recreation. It is charged with initiating, coordinating, and directing all programs and degrees for the preparation of school personnel. The operation of the School of Education calls for both planning and admin- istration. The administrative activities are handled by a Division of Health, Physical Education, Recreation; the Departments of Instruction, Secondary Education, Professional Laboratory Experiences, Elementary Education, Educa- tional Psychology Guidance, School Service Personnel, and the Marvin Pitt- man Laboratory School. The planning activities for the School of Education are condensed in Program Development Units which include faculty members from units of the college outside the School of Education. The School, with its purposes and its structure, is making preparation for entry into a new building effective August 1. It stands ready to render distin- guished service and it stretches its energies beyond any of the present boundaries. Dr. Paul G. LaGrone — Chairman Dr. Larry E. Price — Head, Dept. of Finance and Law; Dr. Richard C. Stapleton — Head, Dept. of Management and Marketing; Mr. L. J. Billard — Acting Head, Accounting Dept. BACK ROW: Dr. Howard J. Jackson — Head, Dept. of Business Education and Office Administration; Dr. H. C. Durham — Head, Economics Dept. Division Of Business The Business Division attempts to give the s tudent not only a technical base of business knowledge but also to equip him to live and function in a rapidly changing world of broader business and social objectives. The businessman oi today must concern himself not only with his immediate job but increasingly bf involved in the social and political aspects of society as a whole. Georgia Southern ' s Business Division is the largest in the University Systerr outside of the Atlanta-Athens area. The degrees offered are Master of Business Administration, Bachelor of Business Administration with majors in Manage ment, Marketing, Marketing with a fashion merchandising option, Finance Economics, Accounting, and General Business or the Bachelor of Science in Of fice Administration. 1 Division Of Languages Dr. Fielding D. Russell — Chairman Dr. Lawrence Huff — Head, Dept. of Eng- lish, Journalism, and Philosophy; Dr. Clar- ence McCord — Head, Dept. of Speech; Dr. Zoltan Farkas — Head, Dept. of Foreign Languages. The Division of Languages, first organized in 1935, included the disciplines of English, French, Journalism, and Spanish. German was first offered in 1937 and Speech in 1939. In recent years there have been added Italian, Latin, Philos- ophy, and Russian. In 1969 the Division, with a staff of 49 members, was divided into the De- partment of English, Journalism, and Philosophy, the Department of Foreign Languages, and the Department of Speech. Within these departments are of- fered both the A.B. and B.S. in Education degrees with majors in English, French, German, Spanish, and Speech, and with A.B. degree minors in these subjects and in journalism and philosophy. On the graduate level are offered the Master of Arts in English, the Master of Science for Teachers of English, the Six -year certificate, and the Education Spe- cialist degree. Future plans anticipate the establishment of graduate programs in speech and foreign languages. Dr. John Boole — Chairman Dr. Carroll Bryant — Acting Head, Dept. of Physics; Dr. Clair Colvin — Head, Dept . of Chemistry. STANDING: Dr. Edward Hibbs — Head, Dept. of Biology; Dr. Earl Lavender — Head, Dept. of Mathematics; Dr. H. Stan- ley Hanson — Head, Dept. of Geology. Science And Mathematics All members of the Chemistry Dept. hold the Ph. D. degree in their area of specialization, and the department provides a comprehensive program of chem- ical education at the undergraduate level. The department is striving to develop the facilities necessary for formal accreditation by the American Chemical So- ciety. Once this is achieved, it hopes to institute a graduate program, initially at the master ' s level. The Physics Dept. offers both the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. Its staff numbers six, four with Ph. D. degrees. A new $2,300,000 Physics and Mathematics building will be available by Sept. 1971 with excellent facilities for teaching and research. The Dept. of Mathematics offers a wide range of courses at both undergrad- uate and graduate levels. The department offers an M.S. in Mathematics and courses for graduate students in the M. Ed., M.S.T., and Ed. S. Degree pro- grams in Education. The Dept. of Geology offers the B.A. and B.S. degrees to its majors. All facul- ty members are engaged in research, as well as a number of senior students. Dr. Georgia Watson — Chairman Mr. William Beardsley — Criminal Justice; Dr. Grover Richards — Head, Dept. of Psy- chology; Dr. Taylor Scott — Acting Head, of Sociology — Anthropology; Dr. David Ward — Head, Dept. of History and Geography; Dr. Justine Mann — Acting Head, Dept. of Political Science. Social Science The Division of Social Science is made up of the Departments of History, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology. It is also the home of the program of Criminal Justice and the academic areas of anthropology, pre-law, and geog- raphy. Approximately 900 students are working toward undergraduate degrees — Bachelor of Arts, the Bachelor of Science, and the Bachelor of Science in Edu- cation — in this division. The Master of Arts degree is offered in History and Psychology. The graduate major in social science as a teaching field leads to the advanced degrees of Master of Science for Teachers and Master of Education. Dr. Jack W. Broucek — Head, Dept. of Mu- sic; Mr. Henry Her — Head, Dept. of Visual Arts. Fine Arts The Department of Music, an Associate Member of the National Associatio of Schools of Music, is currently developing a self-study for presentation fc full membership in that Association to become effective Fall 1971. During tin past year various faculty members and committees have been working on re structuring courses within the Department for the various degree programs i music and music education. Some major areas which will demand attention i the immediate future include: (1) scholarships for promising music students (; a new organ for the Foy Fine Arts Recital Hall (3) the establishment of an ele tronic music studio, and (4) a graduate degree in music. The Dept. of Art offers the B.S. and A.B. degrees to its majors. Courses a available in art history, textile design, interior design, ceramics, drawing, pain ing, printmaking, sculpture, and advertising design. A fine new building hou es spacious art classrooms and studios. Dr. H. Douglas Leavitt — Chairman Mr. W. Tom Martin — Acting Director, Dept. of Recreation Curricula; Mr. G. Paul Carr — Head, Safety Education; Mr. William Spieth — Head, Men ' s Physical Education; Mrs. Jean Bell — Head, Health Education; Dr. Doyice Cotton — Director, Dept. of Health and Physical Education, Dr. Albert Elliott — Director, Graduate Program; Mrs. Helen Brogdon — Head, Women s Education. Health, P.E., Recreation The Division of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation provides a varie- ty of degree programs for its 400 majors and extensive services to the entire student body of Georgia Southern College. From a program standpoint a stu- dent may be certified to teach health and physical education on the junior and senior high school levels. Included are areas of emphasis in Dance, Elementary Physical Education, Gymnastics, Swimming, Athletic Training, and Driver Education. The Master ' s and Six-Year degree programs provide for increased professional growth. The Recreation Curricula at the graduate and undergradu- ate levels provides an opportunity for the individual student to be fully quali- fied in a number of areas in this important field. Miss Susan Jones — Ass ' t Prof., Home Eco- nomics Education; Miss Sarah Tucker — Instructor, Foods and Nutrition; Mrs. Jerri- ane Meadows — Instructor, Nutrition; Miss Jane Lamb — Instructor, Fashion Merchan- dising; Miss Mary Anne Pace — Instructor, Family Relations; Dr. Betty Lane — Profes- sor and Chairman; Miss Elizabeth Williams - Instructor, Foods. BACK ROW: Mrs. Frances Seymour — Ass t. Prof., Home Eco- nomics Education; Miss Sarah Talley — Ass t. Prof., Home Management and Family Economics; Miss Linda Medlen — Ass t. Prof., Textiles and Clothing; Miss Billie Mays — Ass ' t. Prof., Child Development; Miss Evelyn Wilsford — Ass ' t. Prof., Interi- or Design; Mrs. Jeannine Fortner — Instruc- tor, Child Development, Dr. Doris Pearce — Associate Professor, Child Development. Home Economics The Division of Home Economics at Georgia Southern is one of ten units of the University System offering studies in the field. Among the senior institu- tions the Home Economics program at Georgia Southern ranks as second largest in the number of majors offered within the program and the number of stu- dents enrolled. The Division ' s general purpose is to transmit and synthesize scientific re- search in physical, behavioral and life sciences into the realities of living for families of the nation. Current national trends reflect increasing enrollments in Home Economics in institutions of higher learning. Predictions for the 70 s in Home Economics a G.S.C. is for a parallel increase in enrollment. With the ex- pansion of facilities at Georgia Southern College, this prediction should be fulfilled. Industrial Technology Dr. Keith Hickman — Ass ' t. Prof., Drafting and Design Technology; Mr. Arvard Vogel — Ass ' t. Prof. Graphic Arts and Printing Management; Dr. Donald Hackett — Chair- man; Dr. William Huss — Prof., Industrial Technology. BACK ROW: Mr. Hayden Carmichael — Ass t. Prof., Power Technolo- gy; Mr. Donald Whaley — Ass t. Prof., Met- al Technology; Mr. Edgar Godfrey — Ass ' t. Prof., Industrial Technology; Mr. Lewis Selvidge, Jr. — Ass t. Prof., Industrial Tech- nology; Mr. Hugh Darley — Ass t. Prof., Industrial Technology; Dr. Thomas Single- tary — Assoc. Prof., Industrial Technology; Dr. Earl Andrews — Ass t. Prof., Industrial Management. The Industrial Technology Division was established in 1936 to prepare in- dustrial arts teachers for the schools of Georgia. The B.S. in Industry degree with majors in Industrial Technology, Industrial Management, and Printing Management were introduced during the decade of the 1960 s. Plans are to in- troduce programs in Industrial Design and Industrial Engineering in the future. The Division produced 100 graduates in 1970; 75 were industrial technology and industrial management graduates and 25 were industrial arts education graduates. Purposes of the Industrial Technology Division include developing in stu- dents an understanding and awareness of technology in our culture, exposing them to a liberal scientific-technological background that permits entry to man- agement and engineering positions, and providing a basic background of com- petence to teach about industry and its technology. :::: Wg Mrs. Mae Olliff — Head Reference Librari- an; Mrs. Mildred Richards — Periodicals Librarian; Mrs. Edna Earle Brown — Ass t. Librarian; Mrs. Annie Scott Duren — Li- brarian of Marvin Pittman School; Mrs. Emily Scott — Head Catalog Librarian; Mrs. Peggy Gilmore — Acquisitions Librarian; Miss Hassie McElveen — Assoc. Director of Libraries; Richard Harwell — Director of Libraries. Rosenwald Library The Library of Georgia Southern is a major resource of the College. With a collection now totalling over 300,000 items it is well on its way toward becom- ing the major research library in South Georgia. This year has been a season of reorganization under a new Director of Libraries, but reorganization has not slowed a constantly increasing rate of growth for the Library. More than two-thirds of the items in the Library have been added to it within the last ten years, and the present rate of growth is over twenty thousand vol- umes annually. A high-spot in the Library ' s history in 1970 71 was its receipt in January of a gift from the Sea Island Bank of a valuable collection of books totalling almost seven thousand volumes. The Library includes extensive collec- tions in various types of microform as well as books. It receives over 1500 peri- odicals and fifteen daily newspapers on current subscriptions and is the deposi- tory for Federal Government documents for the First Congressional District ol Georgia. A new library building for the College has been authorized and is expected tc be ready for use by the fall of 1973. It will provide space for a book collection oi over 600,000 volumes, study areas for approximately 1750 readers, work area; and offices for a staff of sixty, and room for widely expanded library services. Southern ' s Basketball Highlights OPPOSITE PAGE: Mike Stokes, number 45, tries to thwart a two-pointer. TOP: Stokes and Wallace jump for the rebound against Samford. BOTTOM; 1970-71 Varsity - SITTING L-R — Greg Hawver, Denis Francis, Steve Buckler, Tommy Bond, Darryl Humble. STANDING — Straton Karatassos, train- er; J. E. Rowe, head coach; Eugene Brown, Mike Stokes, Charles Gibbons, Phil Sisk, David Patton, freshman coach; Jerry Fields, assistant coach. Eagles Please Homecoming Crowd 82-80 Over Sanford TOP LEFT; Swinging Belles entertain Homecoming Crowd during halftime ceremonies. FAR LOWER LEFT; Phil Sisk thwarts a lay up of the Bulldogs. LOWER MIDDLE; Darryl Humble shoots for extra Eagle points. LOWER RIGHT; Tommy Bond, number 3 for the Eagles. 275 RIGHT; A GSC megaphone represents the viva- cious spirit of the students. FAR RIGHT; Richard Wallace a freshman rebounder, represents the en- thusiasm of the freshmen. BOTTOM; 1970-71 Freshman Team - L-R - Sitting - Tommy Palmer, Bib Trimble, Richard Wallace, Doug Jones, Mike Wise, STANDING — Straton Karatassos, trainer, Ronnie Arnold, Mike Brown, Johnny Mills, Mike Castle and Coach David Patton. 276 Emotionalism At GSC Basketball Games GSC Basketball games are thrilling and fun. The fire and fury of the team causes the spectators to effervesce with excitement. The Announcer, the Swing- ing Belles, the Cheerleaders, the Coaches and the players all add to the dramatic emotionalism that is found at all Georgia Southern Basketball games. UPPER LEFT; Basketball games are exciting. Ask any spectator. ABOVE; Coach Rowe has as many tense mements as the players. BOTTOM FAR LEFT; Phil Sisk takes a giant step for the Eagles by being the highest rebounder on the team with 215 rebounds this season. LEFT; Tommy Bonds, 3, and Mike Wise, 33, guard the Eagles goal with thrill and emotionalism. 277 UPPER RIGHT: Richard Wallace gets a heavy rebound ; MIDDLE: The most enthusiastic home- coming crowd; LOWER LEFT: Wallace helps Ea- gles demolish Oglethorpe 101-80; LOWER RIGHT: Coach Rowe gives Brown instructions for next play. Globetrotters Come To G.S.C. The unbeatable Harlem Globetrotters came to Southern with their unending sensationalism that they take with them everywhere they go. Two men from each fraternity formed a team against the trotters , but to no avail were their ef- forts to outshoot the Professionals. However, a good time was had by all. LEFT; The Jersey Reds score for once against the Globetrotters. BOTTOM CENTER; The Globe- trotters will win by hook or by crook or by step- ping on toes. BOTTOM RIGHT; Their antics cause much excitement during the game. 279 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP; Cheers during halftime keep up enthusiasm of Southern Students, OP- POSITE BOTTOM; Freshmen Cheerleaders, BACK ROW; Connie Nelson, Laleah Henderson, Hoan Lumpkin, Lynell Wright, KNEELING, Cathy Thaxton, Jill Martin. TOP; Varsity Cheerleaders BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Romie Bull Chafin, Andy Whitlock, Jack Renfroe, Michael Holloway, Grey Priest, Kenny Austin, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leigh Griffin, Janet Breedlove, Connie Street, Cindy Mason, Judy Waddell, Forest Hopkins, and Lynn Farris. BOT- TOM; Smith Mayo leads a cheer of victory. Cheerleaders Led Group Support For The Eagles Coach Oertley in an interview for the George- Anne described the art of Gym- nastics as poetry in motion, gymnas- tics being a sport of communication. With the addition of Yoshiaki Takei to the coaching staff, the chance of pass- ing on proper direction, love of the sport and insight into its beauty were greatly enhanced. Mr. Takei was on Olympic gymnist for Japan. UPPER RIGHT: Yoshi Taki, acting assistant coach, was 1970 US AAU all around Champion; BOTTOM: Team members L. TO R. Coach Ron Oertley, John Gracik, David Zirnsak, Dan Warbut- ton, Bobby Rice, David Davis, Yoshi Taki (assist- ant coach), and Bill Tollifson. OPPOSITE PAGE: Bill Tollifson steadying steel rings. 282 284 Cross-Country — 5-1 Season The Harriers participated in The Geor- gia State Championship Meet on No- vember 7, 1971 and proudly carried home the fifth place ribbon. An encouraging 5 wins, 1 loss season kept up morale. The young cross coun- try team had no high school experienced runners and lost only to Emory, a very seasoned team. Ron Oertley has initiated an all-year practice plan in order to insure an experi- enced team for the future. Harriers Place Fifth In State Championship Meet Men ' s Tennis Team Has Best Season Ever 77 The Men ' s Tennis team has had the best season ever with an 18-5 Season. The team had its strength in depth and all members were extremely close in their ability. They did an excellent job at the Nationals in Greencastle Indiana at De- pauw University. TOP; Tennis Team - L. TO R., Coach Ramsey, Bill VanBoeckmann, C. J. Travers, Tim Wallace, Bob Risi, Jim Risi, Deepal Wannaquwatte. not pictured — Vishnu Maharaji. RIGHT; Deepal Wannaquwatte — 4 man from Ceylon was listed as one of the outstanding Athlet- ic Americans. CENTER; Jim Reise — 5 position on the team is the only Senior on the team. Listed as the number five man at the South Florida Invitational. 288 ■ k Women ' s Tennis Places Second In Southern Women ' s Athletic Conf erence The Women ' s Tennis team haven ' t reached their potential in individual ca- pacities, but they are still developing. With only one senior, Patty Downs, the team is expecting some excellent results next year. This year the team placed sec- ond over all in the Southern Women ' s Athletic Conference. TOP; L. TO R., Jackie Bass, Brenda Gale Miles, Ann Dooley, Kathy Schuford, Janice Carter, Coach Marilyn Richards, Jeannine Metevier, Val Guiter- rez, Ann Rumble, and Cindy Peterson, not pictured is Martha Carswell and Patty Downs. LEFT; Cindy Peterson — Second in doubles in Southern Wom- en ' s Athletic Conference at West Georgia College in Carrolton. CENTER; Jeannine Metevier — The jfl player for the women. Jeannine is a Junior from Augusta who also won a second place trophy in the Southern Women ' s Athletic Conference. 289 Baseball Team — L. TO R., KNEELING, Rick Churchwell, Roy Ammann, Jimmy Wilkes, Bengie Clark, Danny Johnson, Glenn Williams, Gary Laney. SECOND ROW, Coach Spieth, Bruce Johnson, Brent Wells, Joe Mangascle, Robert Jones, Bruce Babb, Wayne Sermons, Ken Mathews, Carey Shea, Dan Zuppardo, Tom McMurrian, Tommy Arden, Stacey Webb, Rick Kinch, Jim Veryzer. THIRD ROW — Pat Winchester, Norman Sapp, Dan Gorden, Kyle Young, Joe Hemberger, Jim Rupich, Stever Moening. Assistant Coach Murry absent from picture. This season ' s games were very unique with the final game score of 20-21. Coach Spieth noted that there was good pitch- ing with adequate hitting, however, the season was a very tough schedule. This season was an extremely unusual season in that it was almost a split season. Almost every double-header was split. Although there were many inexperienced young players on the team, they have much potential and an excellent year is expected in the future. 290 Baseball At Its Best At Georgia Southern ABOVE; Dan Gorden, a senior utility player is also a consecutively good hitter. FAR LEFT; Robert Jones stretches for a fast pitch across the plate. LEFT; Kyle Young, a prospective pro player is the number one player for the Eagles. The Catcher, Carey Shea, never misses a pitch. 291 293 Baseball UPPER CENTER; Carey Shea, the catcher for the Eagles, is a possible draft choice. UPPER RIGHT; Kyle Young, readies for a fast pitch. BOTTOM; Robert Jones, makes hasty comeback to second base. OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER LEFT, Roy Am- man shows type of play that made him a starter throughout the season. UPPER RIGHT; Carey Shea and Glenn Williams anxiously await the clos- ing of the National Anthem for the opening of the game. BOTTOM; Jim Veryzer, the number one hit- ter for the Eagles, is usually accustomed to crossing home plate, but had to settle for a two bagger. 294 Eagle Linksmen Split With U. Of Ga. The GSC Golf team split a two-game set with the University of Georgia links- men at Forest Heights Country Club. On Saturday, May 1, the Eagles shot a four- under-par 284 to drop the Bulldogs by a four-stroke margin, but the Ga. team set a school record on Saturday to win that match 275-290. Southern ' s team has come a long way and expects an excellent season. TOP; KNEELING L. TO R., Buba Renfroe, Pat Lane, Jimmy Ellis, Greg King, Ricky Armstrong. STANDING, Jody Stubbs, Bill Rousey, Brooks Simmons, Ricky Smith, Micky Pass, Jim Ferrell, and Phil Phillips, not pictured Buford Jones, and Randy Hill. RIGHT; Bill Rousey can shoot from the edge of the fairway as well as he can from the edge of the green. CENTER; Micky Pass, a consec- utive good putter, sinks a long one. OPPOSITE PAGE; Ricky Smith on the putting green, sinks a 10 foot putt. 296 297 This is Southern ' s first year in Intei- collegiate Swimming. Although we only have 12 men on the team this year, 18 are expected for next year. Even though the team was 0-4 this year, scholarships will be given next year and a much stronger team is expected. TOP; Mark Kyle, Freestyle Swimmer, has set many GSC Records. BOTTOM; Bill Schmidtke, a Fresh- man on a work Scholarship takes an excellent back- stroke start. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP; Swim Team Picture, L. TO R., Mark Kyle, Bret Patterson, Bill Schmidkey, Rick Crowell, Skip Carrol, Bubba Mitchell, Jody Summerford, Henry Haywood, Manager Bruce Walters, and Coach Gordon Bud ' Floyd. BOTTOM LEFT; Bret Patterson is an excel- lent breaststroke competitor. BOTTOM RIGHT; Beating the stop watch is the object of the race. Competitive Swimming Begins Rookie Year 300 OPPOSITE PAGE; Sig Ep, Pete Stellato, readies for upcoming play in Football Intramurals. UPPER LEFT; The Snakes (an independent team) scores against the Sigma Chi ' s in Championship Basket- ball Intramurals. The Snakes won by a margin score. UPPER CENTER; Kappa Sigma receives trophy for winning in Football intramurals. LOW- ER LEFT; Intramural wrestling is a newcommer to the GSC campus. BOTTOM RIGHT; Halftime is a welcome break to any player. 301 Eagles Baseball OFFICIAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS x 7irt7inia Tprh V tltlllllcl 1 CLU 5 17 1 J%zdz KJl ag es 3 Yalp I Inivpr itv o ag es Ya p I InivprcifA I die 1— 1 1 1 1 V C 1 3 1 1 y 5 V. j .J v UO 07 c Armstrong jtate Oo 7 1 r t7 1 n i a T prh 4 D Bradley University oo hagles 2 VII IMld 1CLI1 7Q Eastern Illinois yz Eagles irc7inia Tprn Vllfcilllla 1 tL li i no Ohio NortHern o hagles g I r r Tpnnpccpp 7 V_l _ V OX Tulsa University ftft oo Eagles Q o U. of Tennessee 83 Ural Roberts 89 Eagles 1 Bowling Green 3 GSC 100 Valdosta State 66 Eagles 2 Bowling Green 1 GSC 73 Univ. of Wisconsin (GB) 66 Eagles 8 Clemson 2 63 Kentucky State 59 tagles 0 Clemson 3 GSC 53 Mercer University 60 Eagles 3 U.of S.C. 2 GSC 63 Oglethorpe College 64 Eagles 0 U.of S.C. 4 GSC 80 Oral Roberts 76 Eagles 1 Pembroke State U. 5 GSC 77 Tampa University 89 Eagles 3 Pembroke State U. 0 GSC 72 Eastern Illinois 66 Eagles 7 Carson Newman Coll. 2 GSC 79 Mercer University 71 Eagles 1 Rollins College 3 GSC 76 Old Dominion 96 Eagles 0 Carson Newman 4 GSC 82 Samford University 80 Eagles 5 Rollins College 4 GSC 71 Armstrong State 58 Eagles 6 Carson Newman 5 GSC 86 Mercer University 66 Eagles 1 Morris Harvey Coll. 3 GSC 87 Tampa University 69 Eagles 6 Morris Harvey Coll. 0 GSC 81 Florida State 113 Eagles 1 Lewis College 14 GSC 101 Oglethorpe 80 Eagles 3 Stetso n U. 2 GSC 75 Georgetown College (Ky.) 83 Eagles 8 Lewis College 4 GSC 67 Valdosta State 75 Eagles 4 Stetson U. 5 GSC 85 Virginia Tech 106 Eagles 7 Lewis College 4 Mercer Tourney Games Eagles 2 West Carolina U. 1 Eagles 1 West Carolina U. 6 Wins Losses Eagles 5 U.of S.C. 8 13 12 Eagles 3 U.of S.C. 1 Eagles 1 Stetson U. 5 Eagles 9 Stetson U. 5 Eagles 2 FSU 1 Eagles 1 FSU 6 Eagles 3 Valdosta State 2 Eagles 4 Erskine College 5 Eagles 0 Erskine College 5 Eagles 2 Valdosta State 3 Eagles 0 FSU 1 Wins Loses 20 21 Men ' s Tennis Team Eagles 7 East Tennessee 2 Eagles 7 East Tennessee 2 Eagles 9 Citadel 0 Eagles 7 Jacksonville U. 2 Eagles 3 Kentucky U. 9 V.P.I. A U Eagles 4 U.of Fla. 5 Eagles 9 Springfield Coll. 0 Eagles 2 Columbus Coll. 7 Eagles 9 Appalachian Coll. 0 Eagles 5 U. of South Carolina 4 Eagles 9 E. Michigan 0 Eagles 3 U.of Ga. 6 Eagles 9 E. Carolina 0 Eagles 9 Citadel 0 Eagles 4 Fla. State 5 Eagles 1 Ga. Tech 8 Eagles 9 Jacksonville U. 0 Eagles 9 Jacksonville U. 0 Eagles 8 U.of S. Fla. 1 Eagles 9 Citadel 0 Wins Loses 16 5 Girl ' s Tennis Team Eagles 7 Dekalb 2 Eagles 7 Dekalb 2 Eagles 6 West Ga. College 3 Eagles 6 West Ga. College 2 Eagles 9 Milledgeville 0 Eagles 4 Milledgeville 5 Eagles 5 Mercer 4 Eagles 6 Mercer 3 Wins Loses 7 1 Southern Women ' s Athletic Conference 2nd out of 8 teams Ga. Intercollegiate Championship Second place in finals in doubles F.S.U Second in singles consolation 302 Gymnastics Varsity Golf Team Intramural Results Eagles 144.8 Citadel 98.70 Eagles 313 Mercer U. 332 Football Kappa Sigma Eagles 134.80 Citadel 82.00 Eagles 313 South Carolina 298 Basketball Snake Smith and the Outriders Eagles 149.80 U. of Illinois 152.10 Eagles 317 Armstrong 326 Softball Phi Epsilon Kappa Eagles 127.30 Northern Illinois 149.15 Eagles 317 Citadel 316 Badminton Kappa Sigma Eagles 149.20 LSU.New Orleans 145.50 Eagles 376 Valdosta 388 Volleyball Phi Epsilon Kappa and Kappa Sigma Eagles 143.79 LSU, Batton Rouge 144.95 Eagles 376 Taylor U. 398 Table Tennis Sigma Pi Eagles 143.79 LSU.New Orleans 138.80 Eagles 355 Augusta Coll. 385 Foul Throw Sigma Nu Eagles 147.20 North Carolina 124.60 Eagles 284 U.of Ga. 286 Tennis (Singles) Kennv Rowe Eagles 145.30 Ga. Tech 123.95 Eagles 290 U.of Ga. 275 Cross Country Tom Furman Wins Loses Wins Loses 7 2 6 3 Ga. Gymnastic Association Championship 1st out of nine teams Jr. AAU Gymnastic Championship 1st out of nine teams National Sr. AAU Gymnastic Championship .... 3rd out of nine teams Cross-Country Eagles 15 Armstrong 40 Eagles 27 Ga. State 30 Eagles 15 Armstrong 40 Eagles 6th West Ga. Invitational place Eagles 30 Emory 29 Eagles 17 Southern Tech 42 •agles 15 Armstrong 40 Won Lost 5 1 Fla. State Seminole Invitational 4th out of 14 teams West Florida Intercollegiate champ 1st out of 16 teams Furman University Invitational 1st out of 23 teams Chris Schenkel Invitational 3rd out of 15 teams All-Dixie Intercollegiate Championship 4th out of 15 teams Junior Varsity Golf Wins 11 Loses 2 Swimming Eagles 34 U.of Ga. 61 Eagles 17 South Carolina 95 Eagles 28 U.of Ga. 72 Eagles 18 South Carolina 92 Wins Loses 0 4 303 lJ 304 Statesboro Coca-Cola Bottling Company MINKOVITZ Statesboro ' s Largest and Finest Department Store Serving Southeast Georgia for Over 60 Years Co-ed Corner for Women Campus Shop for Men We Cater To The College Crowd ROGERS-HELMUTN STUDIO Photography of Everything THE REFLECTOR STAFF would like to Thank all the Merchants supporting the yearbook. Congratulations and Best of Luck To Each of You ! 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Southeast Georgia ' s Finest Specialty Shop Featuring GSC Co-ed ' s Favorite Fashion Ideas TILLI ' S For Your Shopping Pleasure, We Invite Your Charge Account Statesboro, Georgia Reflector Staff Two members of this year ' s Reflector Staff traveled to Minneapolis, Minneso- ta to attend the Associated Collegiate Press Convention. They were Chris Mill- er, Editor-in-Chief and Andy Moscrip, Layout Editor. The Reflector will be en- tered in the ACP Yearbook Divisio n Contest this year for the first time. The Top Award of the Contest is the All American Yearbook Award. This top prize has been the goal of this year ' s staff. There are many rules and regula- tions which must be followed in order to enter competition, consequently, many hours were spent on the technical pro- duction of the Reflector. The attempt of this year ' s staff has been to produce a well rounded book, representative of the Georgia Southern Campus. We sincerely hope you enjoy the issue. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP; Chris Miller, Editor-in- Chief, LOWER LEFT; James Priggers and Danny Grantham, Photographers, LOWER RIGHT; Re- becca Lay, Classes Editor. FAR LEFT; Beverly Whitehead, Faculty Editor, LEFT; David Lentz, Sports Editor, LOWER LEFT, Leigh Griffin, Or- ganizations Editor, BELOW; Andy Moscrip, Lay- out Editor. Acknowledgements Emory Moody John Taylor Doug Curry Sandy Curry Linda Welch Sharon Hambright Sharon Hutchinson Kathy McGee Dianne Hamm Bill Lar key David Lewis Dr. Hollis Cate Mr. Gordon Turner Mr. Ed Jones 319 The staff of the Reflector has worked hard to produce this yearbook for you. We sincerely hope you are as pleased with it as we are. The staff has been proud to serve you by recording this school year for your remembrance. I must thank some of the people that have been critical in the production of this book: Mr. Gordon Turner has been most helpful and understanding is his position as faculty advisor; Dr. Hollis Cate, chairman of the Board of Student Publications, has done a lot of work behind the scenes for us. Andy Moscrip, my Layout Editor, has been the backbone of the staff: his ideas and enthusiasm have be en wonderful and his yearbook knowledge has been a great asset to the staff. Miss Beverly Whitehead did a terrific job as Faculty Editor when we needed her most. My entire staff has done a good job — I am most thankful for the ones that stuck it out the entire year with me. Their measure of appreciation will be judged by your acceptance of this book. Let me congratulate the graduates of 1970-1971. We are proud of you and hope that, in the future, you will be proud of us. This school will not soon forget you, and we hope, through this yearbook, you will not soon forget it. This is your yearbook, this is your year Chris Miller Editor-in-Chief i k ZACH S. HENDERSON LIBRARY D E001 0 077 3 .L