Middle Georgia College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Cochran, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

GG 975.802 C64MG, 1978 yj ji wt x Ct) HILLTOPPE 1977-78 Middle Georgia College Cochran, Georgia Cindy Forbes Editor Photographed by Ken Joyner Richard Kortrey Barry Rogers Ung tam b Buartare wademic reputa a, ®. oP we a “ 5 7 a” jabtannaeetatey pes oRES eR IERS t i ' : . : ‘ ICs = QD oS e se) 10 Se NES PERT 14 sovntciigrietoy URNA ss pcaapcas ae aee Cae ARVRRSR, is 17 eae oS SIE WIE JAR MINI Ile NIEWWS 1977-78 was a year for the newsmakers. Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, died, the farmers went on strike for 100% parity, and President Carter’s hand-picked cabinet crumbled. The biggest news event of the year, from the stand point of Georgia, was probably the nation-wide farmers strike. Led by Tommy Kersey of Unadilla, the organization tried to force state and federal governments into providing 100% parity income for the farmers. On a national level, Bert Lance, the Georgia banker from Calhoun who served as President Jimmy Carter’s budget director, resigned under pressure for his handling of banking procedures in his Georgia banks. In New York, the Son of Sam killer terrorized New York City. During the year, he was finally caught and tried for the killings. On a local scene, the Columbus strangier continued to terrorize that city. The Panama Canal was a hot issue on the national scene. Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Silver Jubilee, and Princess Caroline of Monaco became engaged to Philippe Junot. Anita Bryant made the news headlines throughout the year as she campaigned against gay liberation. Voyager 2 was launched on a nine-year mission aimed at exploring the far reaches of the solar system. President Carter continued his foreign relations with visits by Prime Minister Menchem Begin and a personal visit to New Deli. Former Prime Minister Aldo Moro of Italy was killed by Italian terrorists. Tom Watson won the British Open and the Masters. Affirmed took the Triple Crown. And Reggie Jackson had five homeruns for the Yankees in the World Series. Deaths during the year included Elvis Presley, Bing Crosby, Groucho Marx, Hubert Humphrey, and Guy Lombardo. CBS’s M A S H Charlie’s Angels from ABC al Vg Quincy from NBC From CBS, the Lou Grant Show 977-78 could be called the year of the mini-series on American ‘'V. It also could be called the year of the great shake-up in rograming and in network executives. American television iewers saw such specials as Dallas, Wheels, Washington, Behind Nosed Doors, and the Money Changers. 1977-78 was the year of he situation comedy with ABC’s Happy Days, Laverne and shirley, Three’s Company, and Soap all taking top billing during e season. Not to be outdone, CBS had M A S H %, one of the ongest running sit-coms on TV today, One Day at a Time, and the leffersons. For the first time in the history of network ratings, BC moved ahead of CBS and NBC in the rating game during the 977-78 season. This rating jump prompted the other two etworks to shift time periods, and drop and add shows to try to egain top position in the rating game. 1977-78 was also the year hat two networks, ABC and CBS celebrated 25 and 50 years of ervice, ABC, in its silver year of service, recapped the past 25 ears in a four-hour special. CBS, completing its golden mniversary, recapped its past 50 years in a week-long elebration. As an entertainment medium, television during 977-78 offered just a little of everything for the television viewer. The Jeffersons from CBS Ge Barnaby Jones aired on CBS The Goodbye Girl from Warner Brothers ©1977 Saturday Night Fever from Paramount Pictures, ©1977 hn ai Wy ' | 20th Century-Fox’s The Turning Point, ©1977 | Woody Allen’s Annie Hall United Artist, °1977 Robert Redford in A Bridge Too Far, a United Artists | release, ©1977 977-78 was a year for great movies. Star Wars egan the movie season by becoming the largest elling movie in the history of the industry. Not to e out done, Saturday Night Fever ran, packing e houses, for week after week. But when the wards were given out, Annie Hall walked away ith just about everything. But that is not to say at the other movies of the year were not good. Jose Encounters of the Third Kind kept the world hinking about UFO’s and created a new trend of cience fiction movies. The Goodbye Girl touched he hearts of the world as did Julia. War movies vere again on the scene with A Bridge too Farand he Boys in Company C. Burt Reynolds, a Georgia oy, made good his offerings of Smokey and the Jandit, Semi-Tough, and The End. George Burns iaade his movie debut in Oh God! and Sylvester tallone took his place in the movie world with tocky and F.IL.S.T. For the avid movie fan, 1977-78 ras a rebirth of the movie industry and 1977-78 ras the year of the greats. Close Encounters of the Third Kind from Columbia Pictures, ©1977 hd Burt Reynolds and Sally Field, in The End, from United Artists, © 1978 Julia from 20th Century-Fox, ©1977 Debbie Boone, photo courtesy of Warner Brothers records In the music field, 1977-78 was a year that will long be remembered as the year the records were broken. Debbie Boone took top honors for having the number one single, You Light Up My Life, as number one and as being in the top 40 for the most weeks in the history of the chart. Fleetwood Mac with Rumors broke another record for the longest running top LP in the history of the chart. Another miles- tone fell to the wayside with the presentation of the 1978 Grammies. For the first time, the top honors went to two singers - Debbie Boone for You Light Up My Life and to Barbara Streisand for Evergreen. In the country music world, Waylon Jennings took top honors for Luchenbach Texas. A wrap-up of 1977-78 would not be complete without mentioning the Bee Gees and Saturday Night Fever. The Bee Gees had as many as three top ten records at one time from Saturday Night Fever. Songs from the Key of Life by Stevie Wonder and What a Differ- ence You Have Made in My Life by Ronnie Milsapp also were big sellers. Chrystal Gayle, Dolly Parton and Billy Joel all made significant contributions to the music scene during 1977-78. It was a year for trends in the music industry. Disco, a music trend that has been around for years, came into its own during 1977-78. “Hard” rock softened to soft rock and, of course, “Southern” rock was still very much a part of the music scene. To talk about soul - well soul music is here to stay, one DJ commented. “It is a part of the American music scene, and it is here to stay.” One significant music trend came, and probably went, during 1977-78. “Punk Rock,” with its violent performances and obscene gestures, didn’t seem to find a place in the American music scene. One more very important music “happening” happened in 1977-78. The country performers discovered that with just a little change in their performing habits, the rock market was not far away. It was quite a year, 1977-78, for the American music scene. All photos appearing in the television, movies, and music section of the Year in Review are courtesy of the individual producers and are credited under each photo. All photos are used with permission. The artwork for the Year in Review was done for the Hilltopper by Kent Martin, editor of the 1973-74 Hilltopper. e 1 year that some want . a forget ners look 26 Orientation Registration Close encounters of the true kind. Fall Quarter Orientation as in recent years, has become larger than Summer Orientation sessions. Over 1,500 students registered for fall quarter classes in the basement of Walker Hall. For many, college registra- tion was regarded as Close Encounters of the True Kind. The line in front of Sanford Hall seemed as if it would never move to those who were paying their fees. The students then went to have their I.D.’s and Yearbook pictures made. After the preliminaries, students had the chance to pull cards for classes. Through? Hardly. Registration 27 ra 2 isa OOo IOI DODO ONC oY 28 Liberation Kolisch Kolisch, world reknown mentalist, came to MGC to entertain and bewilder the incoming Freshman class for 1977-78. Kol isch, who has been called, “ ... one of the brightest and funniest in (the entertainment) profession,” provided MGC students with three hours of continuous amazement. Kolisch began his show with a simple mind reading demonstra- tion and ended it by putting some 20 MGC students into a hypnotic state. Kolisch, acclaimed as the world’s fastest hypnotist, provided entertainment for the incoming students that can only be called unbelievable. Kolisch 29 nei: Sse ‘ a Ee I i ie ee Rabbi Edward P. ohn Opening Convocation 30 Opening Convocation Rabbi Edward P. Cohn addressed the Opening Con- vocation for the Fifteenth Annual Session of M.G.C. Spiritual leader of Temple Beth Israel in Macon, he spoke at the college under sponsorship of the Jewish Chautauqua Society. Rabbi Cohen’s presentation centered around Religion. “Brutality in the name of religion continues today in Northern Ireland, Israel, Lebanon, India, and Pakis- tan,” he said. “The Moslems killed some 20,000 to 25,000 Christians, but the silence of their fellow religionists oppressed the sensitive soul,” he continued. He further indicated the religious who, in every group, Jewish and non- Jewish, ‘‘grovel in the trivial detail and ignore the larger task.” Recounting the _ develop- ment of religion through the ages, he urged the audience to accept the modern concept that “does ‘not separate the Kingdom of God from our pressing human concerns on earth.” He quoted the reply by Micah, about 2,800 years ago, who answered the question “What does the Lord require of you?” with the answer, “Only to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.” Opening Convocation 31 . = oS am ee: 34 Club Carnival Club Carnival | One of the many highlights of October was the annual Halloween Club Carnival sponsored by the Presidents Club. Various clubs and organizations participated to make this event a great success. A wide variety of events and spectacles captured carnival goers’ attention and interest, ranging from a haunted house, to a future telling computer, to games, and a display by the foreign students. The MGC Vocal Ensemble also provided entertainment for the evening’s activities. To conclude the day, Riverstreet provided entertainment for the annual Halloween dance and costume party. Riverstreet 35 36 Harvey Harvey M.G.C. Players present Harvey. It is the story of the imagination of one Elwood P. Dowd, an aging tippler, and the encounters he runs into with his friend Harvey. By the way, Harvey is a 6'1 2” white rabbit. The cast included Elwood P. Dowd, Roy Stalnaker; Veta Louise Simmons, Mary Ann Wilson; and Dr. Chumley, Bruce Smith. fo ocean 38 Jack and Sally Jenkins Steere Se Bloodmobile The Bloodmobile visited Middle Georgia twice during the 1977-78 year. During the Fall Quarter visit, 125 pints of blood were collected. Another 111 pints were collected during the visit Spring Quarter. age ti Sally Milford } : ie , � Homecoming Queen Susan Benoit Maid of Honor se Susan Faulk Sherri Rocker Susan Benoit Shelly Eakes Tina Porter Sally Milford Jeanie Granade Ramona Wirick Phillis McAvoy Elaine York Lisa Lowe Kathy Granade Homecoming Court 41 = = Homecoming Dance Homecoming 1977-78 The weekend of November 18 and 19 saw life come to Cochran as Middle Georgia College celebrated its annual Homecoming weekend. The festivities began early in the week as dorms and clubs began to build their floats for the annual parade. Dorm exhibits also had to be constructed. The parade, including, bands, clowns, floats, and of course, beauties, stretched the entire length of main street from downtown to the college. The Warriors dropped their homecoming basketball game 89-81 to DeKalb Central. On Saturday evening, the Homecoming Queen for 1977-78 was crowned. By a vote of the student body, Miss Sally Milford of Cochran was chosen as the 1977-78 Homecoming Queen. Miss Susan Benoit of Irwinton received the Maid of Honor crown. Playing for the Homecoming dance was EzraePound. 42 Homecoming tee ue ill ll oi ce a Intramural Football Ae Sie eee eh Ce ao Intramural Football 43 Warrior Basketball, 1977-78 “The most unbelievable team ever coached by Coach Ben Rogers. They started slow, but ended up with Roger’s first national finish.” First Row: Randy Callahan, Larry Turner, Mike Fulford, Butch Liddell, Rufus Kelly. 3 Second Row: Mark Davis, Ronnie Hinson, Danny Boyd, Coach Ben Rogers, David Moore, Joe Isaac, Sammie Ellis. It started off as a rather slow season for the Warriors. “We had the talent,” Coach Ben Rogers said, “but it took us a while to put it together.” At Christmas break, the team had a 7-7 record and no one would have given it any odds against becoming the 9th place national team. “Everyone had a job to do,” Rogers continued, “. . . and he did it well!” The 15-man team dwindled to 11 “super players,” and the march toward a berth in the NJCAA tournament came closer and closer. They matured just in time, and many of their early-season losses were very close. Sammie Ellis ended the regular season as the team’s top scorer, while Danny Boyd took the second-place honors and leading rebounder honors. “No one member of the team was the best. On any given night, any member of the team could be the hero,” Rogers commented. Given fourth place in the state, they had “only an outside chance” to go on to a national win. The 9th place national trophy sits in Rogers’ office. 44 Warrior Basketball if Ben Rogers. Coach Ben Rogers. Portly Coach Ben Rogers, according to the Macon Telegraph. In 1978 he succeeded in bringing national attention to Middle Georgia College. Coach Ben Rogers succeeded in giving Middle Georgia College its first national tournament victory in basketball. With a season of 20 and 13, the statistics don’t show MGC with national ratings, but the trophy still stands in Rogers’ office. He now has a record of 178 wins while coaching his ten years at Middle Georgia College. He also has the distinction of being Coach of the Year in Region 17 for 1978 and the Atlanta Tip-off Club’s Junior College Coach of the year. But that is not all. In 1972 and 1976, his teams were state runners-up. In 1974, they were state champs. He has had five seasons with over 20 wins. Rogers has had one player who was All- American and one that was Region Player of the Year. Coach Ben Rogers has something to be proud of, as does all of MGC, for his teams’ records and their performance in 1977-78. Coach Ben Rogers Warrior Basketball 45 Warrior Basketbal! 47 3: if f ‘ ¢ ¢ B11 és Pen ernst Cheerleaders Donna Findlayson, Co-captain Shelly Eakes Kathy Granade Sandy Helton Cathy Hemak Lisa Lowe Jill Snider, Captain 48 Cheerleaders Jill Snider Captain Cathy Hemak Sandy Helton Lisa Lowe Cheering The cheerleaders, accord- ing to Coach Ben Rogers, were an important part of the Warrior success in 1977-78. “We could count on the girls to be there the cheer the team to victory,” he said. Not only did the girls cheer for the men’s basketball program, but they also cheered for the women’s program. The cheerleaders were an im- portant part of the ’77-’78 sports program. Donna Findlayson Co-captain Shelly Eakes Cheerleaders 49 50 Squaws, Squaws Back Row: Debbie White, Susan Benoit. Middle Row: Terri McCollum, Phyllis McAvoy, Joy Miller, Sharon Ward, Ramona Wirick. Front Row: Jeanie Granade; Co-Captain, Ann Daniel, Elaine York; Co-Captain. | ainmakers Back Row: Meg Michael, Lynn Lowery, Sherry Rocker, Paula Raley, | Mary Ann Wilson. Middle Row: Bonnie Smith; Co-Captain, Peggy | Henderson; Co-Captain, Meri Lawrence, Merri Clark. Front Row: Becki : Williams, Becky Hall, Laura Bloodworth, Beth Schmerler. Rainmakers 51 Warriors, 19779 Back Row: Donna Spell, Candice Broome, Ellender Dubose, Phyllis White, Tammy Bowen, Alecia Bell, Heidi Hall, Valerie Walton, Jackie McLain, Coach Al Jones. Front Row: Lori Walraven, Debra Jones, Joycine Pitts, Melaine Smith, Toni Patrick. This year’s Women’s Basketball Team went from 12 women toa meager 5 in the last game. With women leaving the team and others getting hurt, the Lady Warriors ended up with a record of 6-12. The women competed with 9 other teams in their region. Outstanding women on the team were Candice Broome, Jackie McLain, and Val Walton. These women were in the top 10 in scoring in the state. Tammy Bowen was named this season’s All-Around most Consistent Player. 52 Lady Warriors Basketball A. : q Coach Jones recalled his better years in the past. In 1973 the Ladies took the State Championship. In 1974 they had the best record in the state but were dropped from the tournament. if In 1975 they came in 3rd for the state. In 1976 they dropped to 5th and in 1977 they went to 7th. Coach Jones has 11 Freshmen for the 1978-79 season—we wish him Luck. Malon J ones Lady Warriors Basketball 53 54 Women's Basketball | wets Renn ; Vdsatget ie) era tse Women’s Basketball 35 ws ‘a The Reincarnation of Peter Proud fovies, Movies, Movies Movies became an important part of the Middle Georgia entertainment scene for Winter quarter and early Spring quarter. Included in the movies were The Reincarnation of Peter Proud starring Michael Sarrazin and Jennifer O’Neill, Buster and Billie with Jan-Micheal Vincent, Robert Deniro and Cybill Shepherd in Taxi Driver and Little Big Man starring Dustin Hoffman and Faye Dunaway. Buster and Billie a a Ce ee 56 Movies Winter Festival Dance On January 19, 1978, The Student Activities Committee brought us Talk of the Town. 57 Dance Sweetheart Dance Back Row: Sherry Rocker, Terri McCollum, Allison Rackley. Middle Row: Michelle Saade, Marcia Fowler, Donna Shaheen, Leah Sessions. Front Row: Melody Hatcher. 58 Sweetheart Dance. Sweetheart Queen Excitement reached its peak as the Sweetheart Queen was announced during the Sweetheart Dance. Marcia Fowler was crowned as the 1978 Sweetheart Queen by Angela Bellamy, the 1977 Sweetheart Queen. Sweetheart Dance 59. id Richard III ; ; Tee x Sat Ge nF EEG | Richard III is based on the history of “The Union of the Two Nobles and Illustrious Families of Lancaster and New York.” The play is centered around the War of Roses and Richard’s seizing and loss of the throne of England. Richard proves to be a true example of evil but does so with such wit it is a joy to watch him convey the plot. Richard III shows how evil can flourish if society permits. People can only rid themselves of evil if they live up to the expectations they have for their leaders. The performance was given by National Players - a regular on the MGC campus. 60 Richard III Poetic Theatre The Double Entendre is a husband and wife team of teachers from Florida, Jim Powell and Georgia Newman. They presented a poetic theatre in Russell Hall, ‘Faces of Modern Poetry.” The program consisted of works by various twentieth century poets, and was presented in three sections, each dealing with a different theme. Powell and Newman are poets in their own right, and they presented several of their own works. Poetic Theatre 61 Mattress For the Winter drama production, the Department Speech and Drama and the Middle Georgia Play presented “Once Upon A Mattress.” The musi production, centering around a swamp girl’s rise become a princess, starred Cheryl Bush as Prine Winnifred, Dean Farmer as Prince Dauntless, Sus Faulk as Queen Aggravain, and Bruce Smith as Ki Sextimus the Silent. Backed up by a cast of over 254 a musical section of four, the play was well recei by MGC students. The production, which is best kno} for rocketing Carol Burnett as Princess Winnifred stardom, has some of the most popular modern shi music. The plot of the play revolves around Dauntl and his search for the perfect princess. The queé though, wants to keep her son for herself and all of | potential princesses cannot pass the dreaded test royalty. With the help of the townspeople, and mattress stuffed with pots and pans, Prine Winnifred passes the test to become Dauntless’ bri Rey SHIA INANI RHA ESS a. Cbagidsd or =! = el tore ett RM - _ - Kernel Named Georgia’s 1 Newspaper Editor Randy Southerland, Associate Editor Missy White, Features Editor Lisa Wilson, and Entertainment Editor Budd Covington display the four top awards received by the Kernel from the Georgia Press Association. ; 64 Kernel Awards ' ciicliliciy,.’ audits. . ijlliaalle’, alli: iilai Kernel Wins Top Honors It was a banner year for the MGC Kernel as the paper received 18 awards from the Georgia College Press Association. Included in the awards were Best General Excellence, Best Campus News Coverage, Best Campus Editorials, and Most Improved Newspaper. The staff also managed to take all first place awards in the reporting catagories, the best review and the best sports story. Individual awards went to Budd Covington, Randy Southerland, David Sirmans, Carlton Moore and Dale Georgia. In addition to these Tr Curees awards, the staff made a clean sweep of all three ; ? GCPA writing contest awards with first place going to Randy Southerland, second to Missy NEWSPAPER fd White and third to Lisa Wilson. In addition to the : state awards, the Kernel broke its own record by producing a total of 128 pages during the year - the most pages ever produced - and by producing the first 24 page paper in the history of the publication. The total of 18 awards won by the paper was more awards than the paper had ever received combining all years it was honored by the GCPA. ia Chllage Establiahed in: 1930 The Middle Georgia Colleg BOI ab liek’ inet os fee Overall aerands ] Best Overall Newspaper, General Excellence Best Campus New Coverage Best Campus Editorial Most Improved Newspape Campus Feature - 2nd Bf Campus Sports - 2nd@ Layout and Design - Individua' Best News-Interpretive Regorti fey. Covington and Randy Sodthe Best News-Investigative Report Sirmans-1st Place, Randy Southerla Georgia’s te OE OF Place Best News-Objective Reporting-Randy o,° Southerland-1st Place GCPA Wri ting Best Entertainment Feature-Carlton Moore-2nd Place 1st - Randy Southerland Best Sports Story-Dale Georgia-1st Place . Best Review-Budd Covington-1st Place 2nd - Melissa White Best Editorial Series-Randy Southerland-3rd 3rd - Lisa Wilson Place Kernel Awards 65 ss a ———— —_—— International Relations Club Bazaar The International Relations Club Bazaar was such a success in 1977 that the organization decided to make it an annual event. The day started off with internation- al food being served in the dining room. Then, the students were entertained by a soccer match between the PanAmericans and the Persians. An international band provided music as the students and faculty viewed displays of countries represented at Middle Georgia in 1977-78. 66 International Bazaar International Bazaar 67 68 Warriors win region In early February, no one outside of the MGC coaching staff would have given the Warriors even a slight hope that they might end up as Region 17, GJCAA, champs in 1978. Three weeks before the tournament, the team ranked around fifth or sixth in the state. “We had confidence in our players,” Rogers said, “and I never gave up hope for a chance at the state title.” To the surprise of sports fans throughout Georgia, the Warriors rallied in the last weeks of the season and won 14 of their last 15 games. In tournament action, the Warriors couldn’t be beat. They took Gainesville 95-80, nationally ranked DeKalb Central 96-86, and Brewton Parker 77-62 to capture the state and the region titles. Sammie Ellis, Danny Boyd, and Randy Callahan were all named to the region all-tourney team while Boyd was named tournament MVP. In a true Cinderella tradition, the Warriors came from behind to take the state and region titles and to receive their first national tournament try. Warriors win region 69 MGC Vocal Ensemble The Middle Georgia College Vocal Ensemble was organized over twenty years ago and is presently under the direction of Mrs. Myrtice Henderson. During the past five years, the Ensemble has traveled more than 50,000 miles and has presented 300 programs for various civic clubs, churches, schools, conventions, and television shows. During the Bicentennial year, the Knsemble received the only STAY AND SEE AMERICA IN GEORGIA Special Music Award presented by the State Chamber of Commerce for its outstanding contribution of bicentennial music. This group also served as Governor Busbee’s Official Ambassadors of Goodwill from Georgia on a ten-day singing tour of the Holy Land, Christmas 1975, singing on International television from Manger Square on Christmas Eve, and also singing in Philadelphia on al Georgia Day, July 1976. Presently, this group is composed of: Susan Faulk, Kirk Braswell, Lisa Caldwell, Meri Clark, Donna Cook, Ben Warren, Mark Fountain, Meri Lawerence, Tommy Martin, Ronnie Barrs, Robyn Smith, Gary Anderson, Cindi Gilman, Laura Meadows, Cheryl Posey, Cheryl Quinn, Bruce Smith, and Steve Smith—18 talented musicians. 70 MGC Vocal Ensemble Janice 71 Warriors Place 9th Ane Nationals | After the Region 17 title was taken by the Warriors, the ff | next step in their 1977-78 season was a trip to Hutchinson, Kansas, for the National Junior College Athletic | Association tournament. Initial reports from Kansas had the Warriors ranked about sixth among the 16 teams in the § playoffs. But to win a national trophy, the Warriors would } ®� have had to beat teams that go to the Nationals every year. | The Warriors succeeded in defeating their first opponent, § Northern Idaho, 70-68 in the last four seconds of the game. But that would be the Warriors’ only win in the tournament. They dropped their next game 69-77 to § Anderson, South Carolina and were eliminated when they lost to Columbia State 82-88. The trip netted a 9th place finish, Region 17 Coach of the Year and the Atlanta § Tip-Off Club J.C. Coach of the Year for Rogers, and J.C. § Player of the Year from the Atlanta Tip-off Club and a trip to the East-West game for Sammie Ellis. ec Photos courtesy of the Hutchinson News, Hutchinson, Kansas. 74 Spring! nets fee Spring 75 Warrior Baseball Back Row: Head Coach Robert Sapp, Ken Griner, Neal Talton, Dewayne Cash, Charles Cowart, Mark Reeves, Jerome Whitfield, Gerald Sharpe, Al Blank, Ast. Coach Freddy Whitt. Middle Row: Jerry Haldman, Dennis Alvarez, Johnny Fulcher, Ray Kroger, Dennis Shouse, Derrell Baker, David Bush, Reggie Black, Mer. Jeff Lindsey. Front Row: Phil Smith, Scott Hall, Kenny Bagwell, Anthony Pendino, Andy Micacchione, Brian Odom, Tony Shockley, Dale Berland. The {977-78 Warrior baseball season was expected to be “only fair” as the season began. With only four returning players, the prospects for a “better than average” season didn’t look very good for Warrior Coach Robert Sapp. As the season progressed, the four returning players and the 22 new players “jelled” and the Warrior machine rolled over teams all across Georgia. The first loss for the season came against ABAC in a conference contest very early in the year. The only other two season losses game against South DeKalb. The Warriors had another surprise in store for the Warrior fans. The Warriors began to be ranked nationally by the National Junior College Athletic Association. The first ranking of 16th “came as quite a surprise,” Sapp said. From that point, the team advanced to 12th, 6th, 5th, and finally to an all-time high ranking of 3rd just before the state tournament. But the overall season for the team was good. A finish of 38-3, .789, was more than Sapp had ever hoped for. The team averaged nine runs per game during the regular season and managed to break four all-time Warrior records. Jerome Whitfield broke the RBI’s record with 57 and tied the homerun record with 12. He also broke the most hits record with 65. Gerald Sharpe took the most walks record with 42 and the most home runs record with 54. Jerry Haldeman ended his batting season over .500 and Darrell Baker mounted a record of over .400. Dennis Alverez took the top season pitching record with a 7-0 mark. As the season concluded, five of the Warriors were on the All-Region team- Haldeman, Andy Micacchione, Baker, Whitfield, and Alverez. It was quite a season for a rebuilding Warrior team. 76 Warrior Baseball 2 Coach Robert Sapp. The man who took a team @ from the bottom of the rankings to a place in the national standings during the 1977-78 season. Coach Sapp came to MGC for the 1976-77 season after coaching in several high schools and one college during his coaching | career. He came to MGC at a time that the program was “a rebuilding program” and |needed some “really good leadership.” During Sapp’s first season, he finished with a 38-10 record. After that first season, he lost almost his entire squad to graduation. With only four returning players, his hopes for a good season were not very strong. But Sapp and his team fooled the critics and broke the odds. Sapp and his team finished the regular season 38-3 and went to the state tournament 4 third in the nation. “It was quite a season,” Sapp commented. “With only four players @ returning, I didn’t know what to expect. But | they played first class ball and came through for me.” Coach Robert Sapp, the coach that took four returning players and 22 rookies fe and came up with the best season record in s the history of MGC baseball. Coach Robert Sapp Warrior Baseball 77 ‘ee . oo . INNING BALL. STAKE out fi A Ae A ar M.G.C. Batgirls ee a 6 ae —eE——e———E———e——eEeEEOw wr Left to Right: Jo Ann Knowles, Sally Milford, Elaine York, Pam Shephard, Angie Bellamy, and Debbie White. The main purposes of the Batgirls are to keep the baseball field in tip-toe shape on game days, to return foul balls and homerun balls, and to provide some extra spirit to the M.G.C. ball club. One special way that the girls provide this spirit is on game days, when each player receives a “goodie bag” from his secret Batgirl. The Batgirls are only one of the “added” attractions at M.G.C. I ee ea SESS 80 M.G.C. Batgirls Left to Right: Roger Lunsford, Rex Tanner, Benny Bowen, Al NeSmith, Ben Knight, Tony Ullmann, Chris Holland, Clark Hendla, Roger White Ronald Bracewell | Golf 81 Women’s Tennis Back Row: Coach Sherry Padgett, Mary Barto, Heidi Hall, Regenia Warren, Page Cummings, Denise Goodman. Front Row: Joy Sylvester, Karen Manning, Lisa Harris, Meri Lawrence. RIS 82 Womens Tennis . Men’s Tennis Back Row: Ken Brantley, Kevin Smith, Bruce Shearer, Roy Adams, Jerry Evans, Luis Garuz, Coach Sam Rosenbleeth. Front Row: Rodney Lord, Rick Taylor, Eddie Frazier, Dario Constain, David Spradley, Danny Hobbs, Mark Justice. Sam Rosenbleeth | Mens Tennis 83 Vso tb ek dsl Diels © late Miss M.G.C. 1978 The 1978 Miss Middle Georgia Pageant hosted a field of 22 representatives from campus organizations and dorms. The contestants were judged on poise, personality, beauty, swim suit, talent, and evening gown competition. The annual event, with its 22 girls was the largest in the history of the college. In addition to the entertainment provided by the talent competition, Miss Sally Milford, Miss M.G.C. 1977-78, concluded her reign with special entertain- ment for the audience. Miss Shelly Eakes took the Miss Congeniality trophy which is voted on by the contestants themselves. Named as semi-finalists were Miss Chery! Lord and Miss Meri Lawrence. Second runner-up honors went to Miss Kathy Granade, while Miss Kathy Foster was named first runner-up. The 1978-79 Miss M.G.C. crown went to Miss Chery! Posey. 4 yo Left ‘cht: Miss C 5 peter ” ; : yer de Gee Lord, Miss Kathy Foster, Miss Shelly Eakes, Miss Cheryl Posey, Miss Kathy Granade, 84 Miss M.C.C. Miss MGC 85 Sally Mill wn nN = = Se SOO TPN Soe Candies eta 4 : spose sci anc euisecgs Gi aoe se, . sions heeeeiAca Se, Se Se Tere Se iC 86 Miss M¢ Miss MGC 87 Miss Spring Fling The hilarious antics of ten beautiful young “women” entertained M.G.C. students at the annual Miss Spring Fling. Miss Spring Fling was bestowed upon Rachael Hodges of Cochran. Michelle Bedsore won second place and Alice “No-No” Nesmith came in third. Truly, a star was hatched. 88 Miss Spring Fling Lt. Governor Zell Miller Georgia’s L t. Governor Zell Miller appeared on MGC’s campus April 11, 1978, as part of the Criminal Justice activities. Miller spoke to a gathering of political science and history classes and to an audience of interested students, staff, and faculty. Miller related his thoughts on the higher education systems by commenting that, “We have a fine university in Athens, a fine school in Georgia Tech, Georgia State in Atlanta, but to often I feel that the smaller institutions such as MGC are forgotten by the ruling people in the university system.” Miller was honored following his speech with a reception and an informal gathering in Ebenezer Hall sponsored by the Criminal Justice Club. Lt. Governor Zell Miller 89 a ES 4 t Any Wednesday, by: Muriel Rusnick s was ' the Spring quarter production presented: by the Middle Georgia Players May 3-6 in: Russell Hall Auditorium. Directed by | Nelson Carpenter, the play had a cast of Be four characters. The story: centered’ around a 30 year old unmarried woman, : Ellen Gordon (Melanie. Newby) | who. portrays the mistress of married John iy Cloves (Tom Hockenberry). The. play — becomes rather hectic when a. young — businessman (Bruce. Smith) falls in love. with Miss Gordon and Mrs.: Cloves” (Sherry Rocker) ee out. about the. affair. Honors Day e nors Day HonorsDa oe O — =—— Honors Da Honors Da Honors Da 92 Honors Day Alta Garrett” Highest Freshman Average Honors Day Middle Georgia College observed its annual Honors Day ceremonies this year on May 4. Guest Speaker for the occasion was Dean Emeritus William Tate, University of Georgia. Dean Tate, a colorful character known to UGA alumni across the country, spoke to the Honors Day gathering about the future and how the students would manage to get through it somehow! The biggest part of the day, of course, was the presentation of academic awards, Who’s Who awards, and awards from individual departments on campus. Highest sophomore academic honors went to Stuart Abney while freshman honors went to Alta Garrett. The ceremonies were followed by the annual Activities Honors and May Day festivities. Activities Honors Day climaxed the year of activities for MGC organizations. Top club awards went to SNEA, International Relations Club, and Quintas Stellas. Tom Hockenberry received the most active student on cam- pus award. Robin Becker received the first annual Dean Joseph Paul Vidosic award. The Warrior basket- ball team and the Kernel staff received special recognition award from President Alder- man for their achievements during the year. In addition to the special awards, each campus organization recog- nized its most outstanding members for their contribu- ses pepiene ea c nat tions during the 1977-78 year. Picwtaa esters! Tom Hockenberry _ - 94 Activities Honors Day Miss Hilltopper The Miss Hilltopper Award is presented to an outstanding female on MGC’s campus for academic standing, poise and personality, and extra curricular activities. The 1978 Miss Hilltopper was awarded to Miss Robbin Smith of Cochran, first runner-up to Miss Susan Faulk of Jeffersonville, and second runner up to Miss Janet Wood of Snellville. Miss Hilltopper 95 96 May Day Susan Benoit , Maid of Honor Angie Bellamy, Queen IANO CE May Day Queen Miss Angie Bellamy of Ellenwood was crowned May Day Queen during the afternoon ceremony on May 4. Miss Bellamy was the Maid of Honor for the 1977 court. Susan Benoit of Irwinton became the new Maid of Honor. Other members of the court were (sophomores) Susan Faulk, Phyllis McAvoy, Laura Stokes, Ramona Wirick, Elaine York, (freshmen) Cheryl James, Terri McCollum, April Moore, Melanie Riner, and Donna Spell. Afterwards, a square dance was performed by the Cochran Red Barn Spinners. The Voices of Echoes made an outstanding performance following the Spinners. The Vocal Ensemble performed several songs for the students and their parents attending. May Day 97 Michael Reed President 23 24 25 26 27 28 33 34 35 36 37 38 6 3 55 56 57 65 66 67 68 69 70 77:78 79 87 88 89 97 93 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 195 116 117 118 199 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 23 24 25 26 horg-nhborvo 2) $5 56 57 - -NAOKPO-NHKOPDO-NhOPQ - NSOYPOD—nh 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 87 68 8S GLOBE 344 98 SGA Elections Allison Rackley Vice President SGA Elections The Student Government elections suprised everyone on campus with the number of applicants who applied for the four vacant positions for the 1978-79 school year. A total of 12 students applied for the four top office spaces with three candidates for president, four for vice president, three for secretary, and two for treasurer. When the smoke of the election had cleared, Allison Rackley held the vice president’s slot, Suzanne McNease was the new secretary, and Mike Bedsole was voted to be the new treasurer. The office of president was not so easy to elect. Michael Reed emerged as the victor after a run off campaign with Phillip Thurmond. The hard-fought campaign netted MGC four new SGA officers. Mike Bedsole Treasurer Suzanne McNease Secretary SGA Elections 99 Gong Show Following along the lines of Chuck Barris’ Gong Show, M.G.C.’s first Gong Show attempt was ridiculously funny. The Gong Show featured a grand show of six outrageous acts with “Bobby Baby” Harrison as the loveable M. C. One of the major acts, a new dance called “The Worm,” consisted of a culmination of wriggling, squiggling, and writhing across the floor. Another unbelievable and completely unnecessary act was that of the “Unknown Comic,” which for all practical purposes hopefully will remain unknown. A bold rock act portraying the group “Capital Funk,” was a colorful celebration of today’s trends in outrageous super soul. Then there was the zany act of those two Czech cuties, the “Warrenia Sisters.” The duo, who tried to sell their wares for as little as $1.00 (American), unfortunately was not given the proverbial gong. The judging of the show was in the unmerciful hands of Ray Paulk, Lori “J.P.” Walraven, Glen “Jamie Farr” Ashe, and Ms. Blue Argo. The “unprejudicied” judges selected the group “Synthetic Diamonds” as the winners, with their song “Little Darlin.” To end the show with a gong, the “‘Moppets’’ were awarded the door to opportunity. All in all it was a night that will remain Gong Show history. Santana oS sssaasinsineit waciasatitieca seen sea earooe oie etiam eae eddie BRS rea niRT heal Reni a aN enh ieee chicas; SERIE Gene ation icie Seria aaah rire, mes teneihsghime mcg ee eR S ReMi cbigos AvP apc teem iSeasSiccne Sissenternewmant SSR desbseogetrend 2 ! | nena oma mare SP aR RMON RYT be Warriors | e MGC Warriors headed for the state tournament in e May with one thing on their minds - the national yoffs. The Warriors were ranked 3rd.in the nation’ fore the tourney and they were the favorites of sports. iters across the state. The Warriors made easy work DeKalb Central - the number two team in the tourne: n the first game of the meet. The only thing standing - tween them and victory was South Georgia who-had llen to MGC several times in ‘regular season play.SGC,_ ok the Warriors 2-3 and 7-8 to take the tourney. ce MGC second in the state and Region 17, Five MG yers - Kenny Bagwell, Andy Micacchione, Darrell ker, Jerome Whitfield, and. Dennis Alvarez-were med to the all-tournament team for MGC. The season | ded with a 40-5 record for Coach Robert Sapp. at ove SRE NIRA 50’s Day 50’s Day 1978 was a totally different experience for the few who participat- ed. The day was filled with bobbie- socks, bubble gum, greasy ducktails, and, of course, saddle oxfords. One of the highlights was a performance by the Synthetic Diamonds, with their song “Little Darlin.” The annual 50’s Dance followed the frivolities of the day. Dance For Those Who Can’t QS ONION CO ae NU eR Ovi ar ge gE EE EERE gE SRESSSRSASSSES RsQesQhsQsQggQ sa SiS) Soci sy enon onsyatons YQ YL 2 w= a PES REARS ESE SES SEMA ck thas Nahage ps Pokaan Plate Sj Aad Nn a ‘a © Dm GRY 2A © Sele shen et ak SNS Nes aie S a recess Pea Wests Nahry emer acshi epee wes) os Y ws Ys VPS Ye VS w YQ s = my [= = aq SAS Be Se Se 8 8 QSEQAskasggek OasgQggg Dance Marathon Dance! Dance for those who can’t! Middle Georgia College participated in the nation-wide effort to combat Muscular Dystrophy with the first annual Middle Georgia College Dance Marathon. The contest, which ran for 24 hours with only a fifteen minute break for the contestants each hour, was sponsored by the Student Government Association. Eight couples, representing campus organizations or dancing as independents, began the 24-hour marathon dance contest. As the hours slowly passed, time took its toll and only six of the eight couples finished the day-long marathon. At the end of the 24-hour contest, over $800 had been pledged to MD in the name of Middle Georgia College. Dance! Dance for those who can’t! Dance Marathon 107 Wp ses f raduation Dance 108 Graduation Dance A8th Annual MGC Alumni Banquet The 48th annual Middle Georgia College Alumni meeting was held on Thursday evening, June 8, marking the beginning of the end of the 1977-78 school year. Charlotte Hol- land Pipkin, class of ’68 and president of the soeiety, presided over the meeting. The guest speaker for the occasion was Jim Wooten, MGC class of °65, columnist for the Atlanta Journal. Wooten told the graduating class that the small towns of the south is where the future lies. Also highlighting the meeting was the presentation of gifts to Miss Elna Capel upon her retirement from MGC. Miss Capel retired after 13 years of service to MGC and over 40 years of service to education in Georgia. New officers for the coming year were elected. They are: J. David Dyer, Class of ’37, president, J. W. Little, vice president, and Sue Smith, class of ’46, secretary. Alumni Banquet 109 110 Nurses Pinning Ceremony MGC’s 1978 graduating nurses: Sandra Harbuck Albritton, Karen Neal Blackwell, Elizabeth Rowland Brauda, Ruth Suzanne Dixon, Brenda Curtis Evans, Chris F. Fesmire, Donna M. Hulett, Susanne W. Ingram, Debbie B. Martin, Myrna Barker Mayes, Joan DeLong Moore, Barbara H. O’Brien, Carol Hood Pasto, and Sammie Lee Robinson. MGC’s Third Nursing Class Pinned Friday, May 26, 1978 me Another re ng on. : m ; the | ladder ot life ind our r legs gro 3 has been accompit} eC oe oy he. muscles in our ita arms dphen, and begin te to : Reaching high eas he ever : our grasp | falls short. ae Upwa rd. ‘We must: once , akain Sere a oe “We can not 4 fail set. our. thopenie toward | fo CU ATEU Nett Now i is ihe time, | he ae Achievement. aie te place, and the season. ‘mly Por every dream under The. sun glimmers pwardet the sun. in our eves. as we. CO ko oo saad Sefoead ) 2 9) ® sony Ca Q pata ex 112 Commencement Friday, June 9, 1978, was graduation day for the class of 1978. Commencement... . the beginning. But for some 200 MGC students, it was the end of two years at Middle Georgia College. Guest speaker for the ceremonies was Dr. Lloyd A. Moll, president of Middle Georgia College from 1947 to 1950. Dr. Moll related his experiences at MGC and compared the campus then and now. He told the graduating students that the future of America, economically, lies with the southeast. He went on to say that the future belongs to those individuals who are prepared to challenge it. Following Dr. Moll’s remarks, the graduating class received the traditional graduation “charge” from President Alderman and then associate degrees in arts, science, nursing, and business administration and one year certificates in surveying and secretarial science were granted by Dean Crider, Dean of Administration. fe Et abs Bie aN VT isntansgtantdieiniiiiisiie itty 5 ecb i § Kee +4 ey HUANiAsni ti astininisninygs es Oe abatement eo te A college by day is a place of learning. A place of books, of laboratories, of professors, of academics. A college by night is a place of lights, of vacant buildings, of quiet beauty. Stuart Abney Randall Baker Marilyn Beard Robin Becker Tony Bell Dennis Benson Tammy Bowen Candis Broome Deborah Brown Chery! Bush Susan Faulk Cindy Forbes Debra Fridell Althea Granade Melody Higgenbotham Diana Hightower Douglas Hill Tom Hockenberry Who’s Who At MGC Lewis Holland Randall Keeney John Mantovani Phyllis McAvoy Sally Milford Al NeSmith Paula Raley Bruce Shearer Pat Shields John Sikes Sandra Slay Laura Stokes James Tallman Sherry Waller Regina Warren Martha Watson Janet Wood Elaine York Who's Who 121 Sophomore Superlatives (Left to Right) Phyllis McAvoy, Susan Faulk, Robin Becker, Donnie Winsett, Regenia Warren, Greg Carter, Pat Shields, Tim White - Mr. MGC, Ramona Wirick - Miss MGC, (not shown) Al NeSmith, Steve Humphrey, and John Mantovani. 122 Sophomore Superlatives Romana Wirick Tim White Mr. and Miss MGC Mr. and Miss MGC 123 Organizations 124 Organizations Tom Hockenberry, President Donnie Winsett, Vice President Robin Becker, Secretary Tim White, Treasurer Fielding Alderman Dennis Benson Debbie Colston Susan Faulk Doug Hill Ariel Lacayo David Lowery John Mantovani Monty Mayhue Suzanne McNease Allison Rackley Don Roberson Sherry Rocker Pat Shields Robbin Smith Steve Smith Laura Stokes Keith Stout Nancy Warren Missy White Elaine York Organizations 125 A) chord = de ‘o © pany wn Y son Fe maga if gEittee + 3 - Club James Tallman, President David Lowery Debbie Colson, Secretary Monty Mayhue 126 Organizations Ronnie Barrs Marilyn Beard Tony Bell Angie Bellamy Joe Davis Susan Faulk Cindy Forbes Debbie Fridell Tom Hockenberry Wayne Ingram Ariel Lacayo Al NeSmith Ray Paulk Michelle Poston Paula Raley Barry Rogers Susan Simmons Steve Smith Jill Snider Randy Southerland Roy Stalnaker Nancy Warren Regina Warren J. D. Hill, President; Debbie Colston, Secretary; Fielding Alderman, Ann Daniels, Julie Dykes, Cindy Forbes, Peggy Henderson, Bobby Key, Jeff Lindsey, Phyllis McAvoy, Joy Miller, Pat Shields, Missy White, Tim White, Mr. Ursery, Advisor. GEORGIA Co ypoLE LE ‘ Cochran, Georgia GE sjeoddy o1jjerzy, Robin Becker, Debbie Colston, Ariel Lacayo, Pat Shields, Robbin Smith, Laura Stokes, Elaine York, Sherry Rocker, Donnie Winsett, Dean Hamby, Advisor; Captain NeSmith, Advisor. Organizations 127 128 Organizations ns) opucd P) hen oe puna hes — Marilyn Beard, President Mark Adams Mark Barnes Tammy Bowen Candis Broome Deborah R. Brown Ethel Dixon Paul Evans Pamela Glass Diana Hightower John Mantovani Sherry D. Miller Barbara J. Moon Marie L. Myers Bruce Shearer Donald Shows Sandy Slay James Tallman Janet Wood Charlene York C. E. Cravey, Advisor James Tallman, President Bruce Shearer, Vice President Marilyn Beard, Secretary Elaine York, Treasurer Diana Hightower, Reporter Mark T. Barnes Lee Ann Bennett Valli Bennett Barbara Blackman Julia L. Brooks Lisa Caldwell Benjamin T. Cook Charles F. Cowart James R. Dewitt Angie Dollar Sheri C. Dunn DeLaney Evans Ronald D. Foskey Saundrette Gibbs Sherry Waller Gilman Pamela L. Glass Carmen J. Graham Lisa B. Harris Melody Higginbotham Frederick W. Howard Cheryl L. Jaymes Billie A. Lamberth Elizabeth D. Lancaster John C. Mantovani Suzanne McNease Barbara J. Moon April Moore Kathi Marie Murray Allison Rackley Teresa A. Sheffield John G. Sikes Angela M. Temples Michele Wallace Sharon F. Ward David H. Womack Janet Wood Matthew F. Wright al : Organizations 129 130 Organization Civitan | a i | Al NeSmith, President Elaine York, Vice President Jeanie Granade, Secretary Dennis Benson, Treasurer Mary Barto Mike Bedsole Angie Bellamy Susan Benoit Ann Daniel Susan Faulk J. D. Hill Cheryl Jaymes Bobby Key Jimmy Long Phyllis McAvoy Teri McCollum ee Andy Micacchione Sally Milford Ray Paulk Lisa Porter Alison Rackley Leah Session Bruce Smith Steve Smith Rick Taylor Sharon Ward Mike Whatley Debbie White Tim White Tammie Wiebelhaus Ramona Wirick Mrs. Padgett, Advisor — — Bag. ae alee Ue eed a on el — reer MH 2 4 % Ray Paulk, President Tim White, Vice President Roy Martin, Secretary Mike Bedsole, Treasurer Fielding Alderman Victor Bailey Phillip Barnwell Dennis Benson Scott Brinkley David Bush Kim Cook Bobby Edmond Walt Edmond Jerry Evans Dean Farmer J. D. Hill David Hogan i Andy Hull Steve Humphrey Blaine Jenkins Bobby Key Richard Kortrey Butch Liddell Jimmy Long John Mantovanti Mark Musselwhite Al NeSmith Barry NeSmith Ricky Poston Ken Randell Spurge Rutland Steve Smith Mike Sullivan Rick Taylor Organizations 131 International Relat ae Mae Ahmad Abdesherafat Abdulla Jama Al-Gaizi Massoud Aliba Khsh Alfredo Aristizabal Davzio Constain Mehdi Daneshi Fernando Estripeaut Luis Garuz Nasser Ghazi Ricardo Armando Guzman Mahmood Habibi Samir Areiz Haidari Sedigheh Hashemy Aref Jahanbakhsh Bahram Jamei John Peter Jarrett Yuri Erick Kakabhdse Abdollah Khanpour Ariel J. Lacayo Gonzalo E. Lacayo Javier Milton Matos Eric A. Miranda M. Javad Mirzai Keiichi Nakao Enrique Graf Pacheco Adisith Phosanaraks Juan Manuel Quiros Hossein Rad Allen L. Rudy Saeed Modarres Sadeghi Mohsen Seylanian-Toosi Pour Ahmad Shayegh Afsaneh M. Shojaie Alireza A. Tabatabai Abbas Toosaruzchni Francisco Velez Argenis Edgar Zabala Majid Zand 132 Organizations Ww : ions Club dent Club aes ae Larry Johnson, President; James Thomas, Vice President; Ethel Stokes, Secretary; Jackie Issac, Treasurer; Patricia Allen, Alecia Bell, Vickie Brown, Marvin Bryant, Emma Colson, Saundra Floyd, Patricia Foremen, Bernard Gaskin, Saundrette Gibbs, William Greene, Theresa R. Handberry, Dennis Harris, Joey Harris, Michael Hood, Gloria Jordan, Laguatis Lawrence, Laverne Lewis, Cynthia Ma llory, Patricia Pettigrew, Maria Robinson, Pamela Robinson, Sandra Sanford, Julius Shannon, Wanda Smith, Myderia Sneid, Benjamin Stamper, Vickie Tookes, Leander Tufts, Larry Walker, Dr. Carl McDonald, Advisor. Warriors Club Susan Faulk, President Richard Kortrey, Vice President Donna Grover, Secretary Treasurer Glen Ashe Victor Bailey Randy Baker Philip Barnwell Robin Becker Angie Bellamy Susan Benoit Gay Borders Merri Clark Debbie Colston Ann Daniel Julie Dykes Walter Edmunds Jerry Evans Dean Farmer Donna Finlayson Eddie Frazier Billy Gates Denise Goodman Jeanie Granade Kathy Granade Heidi Hall Sylvia Hancock Mary Hansford Brenda Hatcher Sandy Helton Peggy Henderson J. D. Hill Andy Hull Blaine Jenkins Harrileen Jones Bobby Key Kim Kight : Meri Lawrence : Lisa Lowe Lynn Lowery Roy Martin Tommy Martin Teri McCollum Phyllis McAvoy Andy Micacchione Sally Milford Joy Miller Tuwanda Mitchell April Moore Kathie Murray Julie Owens Toni Patrick Ray Paulk Tracey Rourke Pixie Ryals Michelle Saade Beth Schemerler Leah Sessions Donna Shaheen Bonnie Smith Dunkin Smith Melanie Smith Robin Smith Steve Smith Jill Snyder Mike Sullivan Rick Taylor Philip Thurmond Alan Traylor Lori Walraven Sharon Ward Tony Webb Mike Whatley Debbie White Tim White Beth Wilkes Melanie Williams Mary Ann Wilson Romona Wirick Karen Witt Elaine York Coach Ben Rogers, Advisor a eererrey Organizations 133 134 Organizations Baptist Student errr aps MEH pe i HH aj a Wit al i a dln cia a Ms cs at alll Wayne Ingram, President John Sikes, Vice President Pat Shields, Secretary Socials Tony Bell, Treasurer Marcia Fowler, Programs Debbie Pritchett, Summer Missions Nick Gennaro, Publicity Mark Barnes Laquetta Barnes Steve Barrett Gloria Beck Angela Bellamy Susan Benoit John Brewton Hattie Carter Emma Cason Scott Coffee Tom Cook Bobby Dabbs Donald Darsey Monaco Davis Christopher Deen Lueila Dennis Bert Driggers Cynthia Dunn Vickie Edwards Mike Fulford Alta Garrett Billy Gates Saundrette Gibbs Jeanie Granade Donna Grover Donnie Ray Hall Eddie Harman Joey Harris Theresa Handberry John Heiser Ronnie Hinson Jan Holliday Freddy Howard Darlene Ingram Jacqueline Isaac Michael Jackson Harrileen Jones Mike Kelly Mary Kemp David Lowery Terri McCollum Dave McMahan Kencho Makao Roy Martin Tommy Martin Jim Marchant Diane Mayers Maurice Nichols Becky Payne Anthony Pendino Patricia Pettigrew Sheila Roberson Pamela Robinson Pixie Ryals Michelle Saade Clement Scott Wayne Scott Susan Simmons Troy Smith Wanda Smith Stan Spivey Ethel Stokes Gary Tanner Kyle Tatum Rick Taylor Tom Tranum Cheryl Trotter Larry Walker Sharon Ward Regenia Warren Karen Witt Andy Windsor David Womack Lisa White Melissa White uoljepunoy Susan Simmons, President; Tommy Martin, Vice President; Lisa White, Secretary and Treasurer; Jody Widgeon, Program Chairman; John Heiser, Publicity Chairman; Steve Barrett, Music Chairman; Tony Bell, Wayne Ingram, Diane Mayers, Debbie Pritchett, Cheryl Trotter, Missy White. ac hs 69 © Ks OQ ° or = 0 so Tony Bell, President; Wayne Ingram, Susan Simmons. Organizations 135 Officers Phi Beta Lambda Cindy Forbes, President; Jan Hobbs, Vice President; Joy Miller, Secretary and Treasurer; Cindy Barrick, Parliamentarian. Regenia Warren, President; Cathy Sue Gordon, Vice President; Pam Nelson, Secretary; Debbie Fridell, Treasurer; Laura Stokes, Historian; Robin Becker, Lucious Bray, Elizabeth Burch, Debbie Colston, Daphne Davis, Sheri Dunn, Becky Hall, Joanne Helton, George Hicks, Billie Owens, Susan Sercer, Bonnie Smith, Ruth Trawick, Kaye Watson, Beth Wilkes, Mitch Worsham. 136 Organizations Engineering Club ae Tee NT A etEeCA Tear gr ay nin =: 3 - = So ‘Satene ad ancneenanenn te . cpnancceeeenntaneneees: eoseounssenruttnsntahotonmmnstonaronnentes coven ve ee James Tallman, President Cheryl Jaymes John Sikes, Vice President Elijah Johnson Tony Bell, Secretary Mike Kelly Dayle Boone William Lawrence, IIT Hart Boyd John Mantovani John Brewton Keiishi Nakou Dorney Bridges Maurice Nichols Richard Bridges Michael Reed Charles Brooks Melanie Riner Cecil Brown Bruce Shearer Robert M. Davenport Michael Sheridan Tim Drawhorn Susan Simmons John Evans Vern Simmons Alta Garrett Troy Smith Janet Giddens David Spradley Jon Golden Curtis Thomas Robert Gunter Tanker David Havener Raymond Weber Dwight Wayne Ingram Mr. J. Hardwick Butler, Advisor Organizations 137 138 Organizations iminal Sa eo Justice Club Paula Raley, President Diane Daugherty, Vice President Donna Grover, Secretary Benjamin Allen Ronald Carter Brown Samuel Calhoun Gregory Chapman Cindy Clements Elender DuBose Julian Fobbus Tom Hockenberry Jack Hopper David Huff Randy Lindsey Diane Mayers Steven Sheffield Rosa Showers Michelle Wallace David Beier, Advisor Angie Bellamy, President Debbie Colston, Vice President Robin Becker, Second Vice President Robin Smith, Secretary Susan Benoit, Treasurer Lynn Lowery, Reporter Donna Shaheen, Historian Joy Miller, Refreshments Chairman Lee Ann Benett Barbara Blackman Cheryl Bush Laura Dyal Cathy Sue Gordon Donna Grover Quintas Sandra Helton Darlene Ingram Cindy Johnston Harrileen Jones Terri McCollum Tuwanda Mitchell Lisa Myers Juliana Owens Pixie Ryals Michelle Saade Julie Tedders Sharon Ward Mary Ann Wilson Organizations 139 Georeia Y Michelle Poston, President; Debbie Pritchett, Vice President; Perry Andrews, Steven Barrett, Peter Bryant, Rhonda Douglas, Kathy Foster, John Hall, Tracy Harrell, Patsy Jennings, June Jones, Brian McLellan, Grady Parks, Wayne Scott, Cheryl Lyn Trotter, Larry Erwin Walker, Nat Frazer, Advisor 4 Bruce Smith, President; Karen Manning, Vice President; Sherry Rocker, Secretary and Treasurer; Cheryl Bush, Dennis Churchwell, James Dominy, Tom Hockenberry, Harrileen Jones, Robyn Lyle, Tommy Martin, Suzanne McNease, Pixie Ryals, Vincent pretest ate Roger Smith, Larry Walker, Mary Ann Wilson, Mr. Nelson Carpenter, visor. . 140 Organizations BRE RU ret a[quissuy ma a a bo a aa i Ronnie Barrs, President; Lisa Caldwell, Vice President; Donna Cook, Secretary-Treasurer; Gary Anderson, Kirk Braswell, Merri Clarke, Susan Faulk, Dean Farmer, Mark Fountain, Cindi Gilman, Meri Lawrence, Tommie Martin, Laura Meadows, Melanie Newby, Cheryl Posey, Cheryl Quinn, Bruce Smith, Robin Smith, Ben Warren, Michael Whatley, Myrtice Henderson, Advisor. Organizations 141 142 Organizations i l I t O Dp p e r Cindy Forbes, Editor Mark Fountain Teresa Frost Gail Jones Richard Kortrey Robyn Lyle Barry Rogers Regenia Warren Kaye Watson George Hinton, Advisor Ken Joyner, Advisor Randy Southerland, Editor Roy Adams David Blackard Budd Covington Russ DeWitt Vicki Edwards Billy Gates Freddy Howard Ernest Jones Karen Manning George McGuire Lisa Myers Becky Payne Patricia Pettigrew Wanda Smith Missy White Lisa Wilson Ramona Wirick George Hinton, Advisor Ken Joyner, Advisor Organizations 143 = faa © ahead @ Pl 144 Organizations Randy Southerland, President; Ri- chard Kortrey, Secretary and Trea- surer; Budd Covington, Russ Dewitt, Vicki Edwards, Susan Faulk, Cindy Forbes, Mark Fountain, Ernest Jones, Gail Jones, Karen Manning, Lisa Myers, Becky Payne, Barry Rogers, Wanda Smith, Regina Warren, Martha Watson, Lisa Wilson, Ramona Wirick, Melissa White, George Hinton, Advisor; Ken Joyner, Advisor. Susan Faulk, Editor; Wanda Smith, Assistant Editor; Danita Griffin, Art Editor; Sharon Ward, Terri McCollum, Billy Gates, Donna Grover, Robbin Smith, Dr. Ben McClary, Advisor. B= S = e a Nancy Warren, President; Sally Ardister, Vice President; Laura Stokes, Secretary; Peggy Henderson, Treasurer. Debbie Colston, President; Regenia Warren, Vice President; Jeanie Granade, Secretary; Michelle Saade, Treasurer. Organizations 145 146 Organizations David Lowery, President Glenn Ashe, Vice President Howard Baldwin Robert Clay Ricky Herndon Gallord Jackson Jim Marchant Randy Pratt David Womack e€ FoR AR Tiga Reape Conese n reoNne TOR HEE UIENEASO, Monty Mayhue, President Cimon Assilanis Larry Walker, Vice President Gary Howard H. Franklin Fling, Secretary-Treasurer Mike Murray Tim Arnold Mark Musselwhite Organizations 147 OBB BH, 4 lla PE ite Rare? @ TR VOR N OmEK meRCORIIEN 7 pail : : . . . ‘tesa naan TRF SLO RTI ET REIN pay A ROR RR NE EA i eS pan we REET po : Pt Dr. Louis C. Alderman, Jr. President UOI}VA]SIUIUIPY Administration 149 1 | | } Fretwell G. Crider Dean of Administration 150 Administration De BA, Ue Pm. Student Deans = ri Wea, TiC von Jesse Hamby, Dean of Students Lamas lecpeeccceg ee Allen Freeman, Associate Dean Ellen Willham, Associate Dean Administration 151 Dr. Armando Castellanos Chairman, Business Administration Beazie Hayes Director, Nursing George K. Hinton Director of Public Information Dr. Wm. J. Husa, Jr. Chairman, Natural Sciences Dr. Robert Johnson Director, Continuing Education John Jones Comptroller 152 Administration Dr. Carl McDonald Director, Special Education Dr. Ben McClary Chairman, Humanities | Dr. David : Urquhart Chairman, Social Science Eula Windham Librarian Administration 153 Faculty Alderman, Dr. Louis C., Jr. President; Protessor of Biology Anderson, Bob Hill Associate Professor of English Argo, Blue Instructor of Special Studies Bagley, Wallace M. Assistant Professor of Physical Science Baughman, Steven A. Assistant Librarian; Instructor Beier, David J. Assistant Professor of History Social Science j Benson, Dr. LaVonn Assistant Professor of English Bracewell, J. Ronald Assistant Professor of Chemistry Physical Science Bradberry, Dr. Helon S. Associate Professor of Physical Science Math Brown, James M. F. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Butler, J. Hardwick Instructor of Engineering Butts, Mrs. Bernease M. Assistant Professor of Business Education Capel, Elna M. Assistant Librarian; Assistant Professor | Carpenter, Nelson M. Associate Professor of Speech Drama Castellanos, Dr. Armando I. Professor of Business Administration, Chairman, Division of Business Administration Claxton, Mrs. Harriett J. Assistant Professor of English Clay, J. Emory, Jr. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Comeau, Dr. Roger W. Professor of Biology . Cravey, C. Eugene Associate Protessor of Chemistry Biology Crider, Dr. Fretwell G. Dean of Administration; Professor of Chemistry Davies, Mrs. Sara B. Assistant Professor of English DeLorenzo, Dr. Ronald A. Associate Professor of Chemistry Dixon, Mrs. Cloydia C. Instructor in Nursing Dryden, Donald W. Assistant Librarian; Instructor Hitel, Dr. Franz A. Associate Professor of Biology English, Mrs. Carolyn M. ssistant Professor of Nursing Evans, Beverly D. Assistant Professor of History Political Science Frazer, Nat E. Professor of Music Freeman, Dr. Allen J. Professor of Philosophy; Associate Dean of Students Garrard, Robert C. Assistant Professor of Education _ Garrett, Mrs. Bertie Mae Assistant Professor of Business Education Hamby, Jesse L. Dean of Students; Professor of History ete Hayes, Ms. Beazie Director of Division of Nursing: Associate Professor of Nursing Henderson, Mrs. Myrtice W. Assistant Professor of Englis h Music Hinton, George K. Director of Public Information; Assistant Professor of English Journalism 154 Faculty Hruby, Dr. John F. Associate Professor of Speech and Drama Husa, Dr. William J. Jr. Chairman, Division of Natural Science and Mathema- tics; Professor of Chemistry James, Dr. H. Preston Protessor of History bs a ‘ ; Jarvis, Leroy shins uae Gay a { ee Assistant Protessor of English Gai Jowett Bic Sh Lee i Jennings, Patsy Ruth Wit yf A Py eeety a Pe ‘ eae Ge fe é __ Assistant rofessor of English 3 Johnson, Dr. Robert EK. Director of Continuing Education; Professor of Education and Sociology Jones, John I. Jr. Comptroller Jones, Dr. John Paul Jr. Associate Professor of Special Education Keeney, Dr. James L. Registrar; Director of Admissions; Professor of dace tion and Psychology Ledbetter, Dr. J. C. Associate Professor of Chemistry Lester, Donald G. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science Loftin, Dr. Bernadette K. Associate Professor of History Lueas, Mrs. Judy M. Instructor of Home Economics Lunsford, Woody Hal Assistant Professor of Art McCammon, Dr. William H. Jr. Chairman, Division of Education; Director of Guidance; Professor of Psychology and Education McClary, Dr. Ben H. Chairman, Di vision of Humanities; Professor of English McCommon, Thomas J. Associate Professor of History McDonald, Dr. Carl B. Director, Special Studies Division; Assistant Professor of English McPhaul, Malcolm G. Assistant Professor of Health and P.E. Nason, Robert R. Professor of Art Padgett, Mrs. Sherr Instructor of Health and P.E. Pasto, John D. Assistant Professor of Biology Pierce, Carl R. Associate Professor of Physics Purser, Ralph H. Jr. Assistant Professor of English Rhodes, Dr. R. Allen Associate Professor of Chemistry Rogers, W. Ben Assistant Professor of Math and P.E. Rosenbleeth, Samuel B. Instructor of Health and P.E. Sapp, Robert N. Jr. Instructor of Health and P.E. Smith, Jerry T. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Spears, Jack L. Instructor of Business Administration Standard, Mrs. Mary H. Assistant Professor of Sociology Stembridge, Dr. Oscar H. Professor of English Townsend, Dr. Gerald Assistant Professor of Spanish Tyson, Arthur L. Assistant Professor of Biology Urquhart, Dr. David C. Chairman, Social Science Division; Professor of Political Science and History Ursrey, L. Randall Guidance Counselor; Assistant Professor of Psychology Waters, Dr. Harold L. Associate Professor of Education Weber, Mrs. Elouise C. Assistant Professor of Education and Business Administration Weber, Dr. Robert J. Assistant Professor of Political Science White, Dr. Despina Assistant Professor of History and Foreign Languages Faculty 155 Whitt, Frederick K. Instructor of Health and P.E. Willham, Miss H. Ellen Associate Dean of Students; Professor of Health and P. .; Director of Student Health Services Wilson, J. Richard Assistant Professor of Business Administration Windham, Miss Eula Librarian; Associate Professor Wright, William D. Associate Professor of Mathematics Wyatt, William C. Jr. Associate Professor of Physical Science ZLeagier, Roy V. 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Hawkinsville, Georgia Arnold, Timothy McCall Augusta, Georgia Asselanis, Cimon S. Savannah, Georgia Aicheson, Dary! R. Warner Robins, Georgia Attaway, Donna Maria Cochran, Georgia Baggarley, Sherman G. Juliette, Georgia Baker, Randall Lee Gainesville, Georgia Barnes, Mark Tollison Baxley, Georgia Barnwell, Charles P. Washington, Georgia Barrick, Cynthia Jean Warner Robins, Georgia Barrs, Ronnie Jay Cochran, Georgia Becker, Robin Lynne Conyers, Georgia Belflower, Patti Anne Cochran, Georgia Bell, Anthony Glen Sycamore, Georgia Benson, Dennis Wayne Cochran, Georgia Bivona, Carol Ann Warner Robins, Georgia Biackweil, Karen R. Cochran, Georgia Biankenship, Cheryl Lee Gordon, Georgia Borders, Dawyn E. Jr. Warner Robins, Georgia Bowen, Tammy Lee Pitts, Georgia Bowman, Steven Glenn Cochran, Georgia Bozeman, Edwin Ray Dudley, Georgia Branham, Raymond Alen Washington, Georgia Brauda, Elizabeth A. Scotland, Georgia Brinkley, Scott H. Orlando, Florida Brooks, Freeman C. 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Ii Eastman, Georgia Harman, Eddie Lee Hawkinsville, Georgia Harrell, Tracy E. Cochran, Georgia Harris, Dennis Lee Warwick, Georgia Harris, Joey Sell Warwick, Georgia Harris, Shelton Lindsey Mansfield, Georgia Harris, Lisa Bernice Cochran, Georgia Hart, Don Irond Moultrie, Georgia Hartley, Deborah F. Louisville, Georgia Hartman, Stephanie Cochran, Georgia Hatcher, Brenda Charlen Dublin, Georgia Hatcher, Melody Gay Dublin, Georgia Havener, David Thomas Athens, Georgia Head, Becky Lynn Warner Robins, Georgia Heath, Linda Ann Cochran, Georgia Heiser, John Edward Covington, Georgia Heller, Kathleen Ann Warner Robins, Georgia Freshmen 73 Helton, Sandra EK. Warner Robins, Georgia Hemak, Kathieen Marie Warner Robins, Georgia Hendricks, Sarah Lynne Manchester, Georgia Hester, Jennifer Lynn Dublin, Georgia Hill, Carol Renee Hawkinsville, Georgia Hill, Verna Cochran, Georgia Hill, William Alfred Perry, Georgia Hobbs, Cecilia Jan Fort Valley, Georgia Hobbs, Danie! Jeffrey Warner Robins. Georgia Hodge, John Rickey Cochran, Georgia Hogan, George Truett Jr. Athens, Georgia Hogan, Leonard D. Jr. Waynesboro, Georgia Holder, Susan Elaine Cochran, Georgia Holland, Christopher H. Dublin, Georgia Holland, Chifford Baker Ailanta, Georgia Holland, Timothy W. McRae, Georgia Holliday, Riley Dessau Macon, Georgia Hood, Harold Michael Carlton, Georgia Hoover, Ben Andrew Perry, Georgia Horne, Beverly Kaye Warner Robins, Georgia Hortman, Stephanie Jo Hawkinsville, Georgia House, Timothy Claud Oakwood, Georgia Howard, Frederick W. Jr. Lyons, Georgia Howard, Nancy Jean Dublin, Georgia Howell, Jeffrey Michael Pitts, Georgia Howell, Randy Eugene Cochran, Georgia Hudson, Timothy Glenn East Dublin, Georgia Huebler, Lois Jeanne Dubiin, Georgia Haff, David Lynn Eastman, Georgia Huff, Susan Janet Cochran, Georgia Bull, Andy Ellis Chamblee, Georgia Hume, Mark Edward Warner Robins, Georgia Hurd, Terry Lee Warner Robins, Georgia Hurgins, James Cochran, Georgia Ingram, Connie Darlene Stockbridge, Georgia Ingram, Robert Lee III Hawkinsville, Georgia Inman, Willie James Eastman, Georgia Isaac, Joseph Russell Dubiin, Georgia Jackson, Caren Keiko Cochran, Georgia 174 Freshmen Jackson, David Wayne Warner Robins, Georgia Jackson, Gallard Statesboro, Georgia Jackson, Tommy Andrew Warner Robins, Georgia Jamei, Bahram Cochran, Georgia James, Kenneth Kirk Albany, Georgia Jaymes, Cheryl Lynn Conyers, Georgia Jefferson, Ronald S. Jacksonville, Florida Jenkins, Ernestine Cochran, Georgia Jennings, William M. III Hawkinsville, Georgia Jessup, Lisa Kaye Hawkinsville, Georgia diles, John Douglas Gray, Georgia Johnson, Connie St. Marys, Georgia Johnson, Craig Springfield, Georgia Johnson, Daniel Thomas Elberton, Georgia Johnson, Elijah Jr. Savannah, Georgia Johnson, Judy Cochran, Georgia Johnson, Teri Cochran, Georgia Johnston, Cynthia Ann Macon, Georgia Joiner, Glenn Morris Cairo, Georgia Joiner, Robin Joan Eastman, Georgia Jones, Gail Elizabeth Bonaire, Georgia Jones, H arrileen Ann Carlton, Georgia Jones, Kendra Denise Cochran, Georgia Jones, Melanie Sue Cochran, Georgia Jones, Randy Charles Milan, Georgia ones, Vance Scott Eastman, Georgia dun, Joy Lyn Eastman, Georgia Jungklaus, Eric M. Dublin, Georgia Justice, Mark William Warner Robins, Georgia Kawecki, Kathleen C. Dublin, Georgia Keen, Charles Gregory Cochran, Georgia Keith, John Duncan West Point, Georgia Kelly, John Michael McRae, Georgia Kelly, Louise J. Chauncey, Georgia Kelly, Rufus Lavan Savannah, Georgia Kemp, Mary Delores McIntyre, Georgia Kennedy, Joseph F. St. Mary’s, Florida Kent, Jeffrey Alan Warner Robins, Georgia Khanpour, Abdollah D. Cochran, Georgia Freshmen 175 Kight, Hugh Durrell Dublin, Georgia Kight, Kimberly A. Dublin, Georgia Killebrew, John R. Jr. Warner Robins, Georgia illingsworth, Albert Atlanta, Georgia Killingsworth, Alton L. Dublin, Georgia King, Tommie Lee Jeffersonville, Georgia King, Willie Pearl Cochran, Georgia Kirby, Thomas Joseph Warner Robins, Georgia Kitchens, Edward Talmad Fort Gaines, Georgia Knight, David Marcus Macon, Georgia Kortrey, Richard A. Washington, Georgia Kroger, Raymond John North Augusta, South Carelina Krall, James Timothy Valrico, Florida Kunkle, David Lynn Macou. Georgia Lacayo, Gonzalo Eugenio Atlanta, Georgia Lally, Timothy Edward Athens, Georgia Lancaster, Elizabeth D. Hawkinsville. Georgia Landis, Gregory Alan Chilhowie, Virginia Layson, Terry Leshie Macon. Georgia Lee, Catherine Ann Hawkinsville, Georgia Leider, Kimberly Cochran, Georgia Leroy, Billy Newton Dudley, Georgia Lewandowski, Jon G. Oxford, Georgia Lewis, Juanita Augusta, Georgia Lewis, Laverne Augusta, Georgia Lingelbach, Scott Lee Warner Robins, Georgia Lord, Beverly Ann Hewkinsvills, Ceorgia Lord, Cheryle Ann Dudley, Georgia Loveday, Donna E, Atlanta, Georgia Lowe, Jimmy Cochran, Georgia Lowe, Lisa Frances Ailey, Georgia Lewery, Chad Jones Warner Robins, Georgia Lucas, Jill Cochran, Georgia Lunstord, Charles Roger Dublin, Georgia Lyte, Mary Robyn Waycross, Georgia Maddox, Glenn Lewis Eastman, Georgia Maleilan, A. Cochran, Georgia Mallory, Cynthia Ann Jeffersonville, Georgia Mann, Patricia Cochran, Georgia Manning, Karen Anita Covhran, Georgia Marchant, Jim Arthur Milan, Georgia Martin, Roy Charles Warner Robins, Georgia Martin, Sherry Lenelle Cochran, Georgia Mauldin, William Lawrence Wushington, Georgia Mayers, Dianne Hutcheson Baxley, Georgia MecCleskey, Donne B, Pinehurst, Georgia McCollum, Teresa Lynn Decetur, Georgia McCullough, Leon R. Jr. Pelham, Georgia 176 Freshmen McDowell, Stacy Allison Bonaire, Georgia McKelvey, Edwin Baggett Douglasville, Georgia McMahan, David William Warner Robins, Georgia McManus, Jon Preston Augusta, Georgia McNeal, Linda Sharon Flowery Branch, Georgia McNease, Mary Suzanne Cochran, Georgia McPhail, Karen Lea Marietta, Georgia Meadows, Laura Jean Cochran, Georgia Mertins, Pamela Lisa Augusta, Georgia Michael, Marjorie J. Canton, Georgia Miller, Bart Allen Lawrenceville, Georgia Miller, Cecil F. Jr. Augusta, Georgia Miller, Dennis Macon, Georgia Miranda, Eric A. Cochran, Georgia Mitchell, Tuwanda Kim Bonaire, Georgia Mobley, Julia Nel) Baxley, Georgia Molesky, Richard V. Chamblee, Georgia Monroe, David Hal Dexter, Georgia Moore, April Leslie Dunwoody, Georgia Moore, Marchia Ann Chauncey, Georgia Moses, Leslie Ann Warner Robins, Georgia Mullis, Debra Gail Dublin, Georgia Mullis, Edward Harris Cochran, Georgia Mullis, Kehl Brandon Dublin, Georgia Mullis, Newton Charles Eastman, Georgia Murphy, Larry Duane Perry, Georgia Murray, Kathi Marie Waycross, Georgia Myers, Lisa Marie Clarkston, Georgia Nabors, Charles T. Cayce, South Carolina Nakao, Keiichi Mobara, Japan Nelson, Pamela Jane Dublin, Georgia Nesmith, Betty Deise Dexter, Georgia Nesmith, Lenard E. Hawkinsville, Georgia Newby, Melanie Elise Cochran, Georgia Newman, Bonnie Sue Cochran, Georgia Newman, James William Douglasville, Georgia Newman, Scotty Eugene Cochran, Georgia Nichols, Maurice Edwin Macon, Georgia Norris, Stewart Edward Maxeys, Georgia Freshmen 77 Nyland, Stanley Wayne Alpharetta, Georgia O’Brien, Patricia Clair Macon, Georgia O’Conner, Clifford W. Eastman, Georgia Oder, David Allen Warner Robins, Georgia Odom, John Brian Millen, Georgia Orr, Ricky Lane Toomsboro, Georgia Pacheco, Enrique Graf Caracas, Venezuela Ragan, Charles Wesley Gastonia, North Carolina Palmer, Susan Ann Bostwick, Georgia Parker, James Randall Perry, Georgia Parkerson, Pamella Eastman, Georgia Patrick, Maria A. Dalton, Georgia Peacock, Sherry Lou Cochran, Georgia Peavy, Melanie Deanne Pinehurst, Georgia Pedro, Beverly Jean Cochran, Georgia Pendino, Anthony Rolien Tampa, Florida Perry, Ressia Cochran, Georgia Persons, Stanley Craig Monticeilo, Georgia Peterson, James Curtis Sardis, Georgia Pfannkuche, Neron Clay Thomaston, Georgia Phillips, Carter H. Jr. Warner Robins, Georgia Phillips, Darlene D. Soperton, Georgia Phosanaraks, Adisith Bangkok, Thailand Pierce, Christy Marie Perry, Georgia Pierce, Connie Elaine Warner Robins, Georgia Pilkinton, Marsha Ann Hawkinsville, Georgia Pipkin, Timothy W. Cochran, Georgia Pittman, Cathy Dianne Macon, Georgia Pittman, James H. Jr. Eastman, Georgia Pitts, Joycine Gray, Georgia Pitts, Thomas Eric Gray, Georgia Porco, Diane Marie Robins AFBase, Georgia Porter, Tina Faye Cochran, Georgia Posey, Cheryl] Elise Cochran, Georgia Pound, Herman Helena, Georgia Powell, Keith Dwayne Warner Robins, Georgia Powell, Sherry Regina Eastman, Georgia Prewett, William Mike Bonaire, Georgia Pritchett, Debbie E. Leesburg, Georgia Proctor, Mary Louise Warner Robins, Georgia Pupek, Joe E. Warner Robins, Georgia Purnell, Velma Sue Cochran, Georgia Quinn, Kendle Darrell Eastman, Georgia Quinn, Patricia Louise Tampa, Florida 178 Freshmen Quiros, Juan Manuel Jr. San Jose, Costa Rica Rackley, Allison Millen, Georgia Rad, Foroozandeh Tehran, Iran Radcliff, Ronald William Warner Robins, Georgia Radney, Robin Jeannie Warner Robins, Georgia Rawlins, Robin Anita Dublin, Georgia Reaves, Judy Carol Rhine, Georgia Red, Thomas Edward Warner Robins, Georgia Reed, Michael Savannah, Georgia Register, Verna V. Hawkinsville, Georgia Reid, Paul W. III Madison, Georgia Reynolds, Kathy Raye Hawkinsville, Georgia Rhodes, Shirley Gail Pitts, Georgia Rickerson, John F. Hawkinsville, Georgia Riggins, James D. Jr. Blackshear, Georgia Roberts, Timothy Clay Covington, Georgia Robinson, Alberta Maria Dublin, Georgia Robinson, Elizabeth Fort Valley, Georgia Rocheo, Enriche Cochran, Georgia Rocker, Cheryl Anne Alamo, Georgia Rogers, Beverly Marie Rentz, Georgia Rogers, George Barry Perry, Georgia Rogers, Steven C. Dublin, Georgia Rourke, Tracey Ann Warner Robins, Georgia Rowell, Paul Glenn Warner Robins, Georgia Rozie, Patricia Ann Macon, Georgia Rozier, Florine Cochran, Georgia Rozier, Geraldine Dublin, Georgia Rozier, Joanne Cochran, Georgia Ruiz, Daniel Augusta, Georgia Runge, Hamilton Seth Dublin, Georgia Ryals, Pixie Elizabeth Cordele, Georgia Riner, Melanie Sue Perry, Georgia Saade, Michelle Y. Ellenwood, Georgia Salle, James Cochran, Georgia Salters, Patricia Ann Bainbridge, Georgia Sanders, Hubert J. Jr. Edison, Georgia Saunders, Mark Herrman Eastman, Georgia Sawyer, Ramona S. Atlanta, Georgia Sawyer, Tammy Lynn Cochran, Georgia Schmerler, Beth C. Atlanta, Georgia Scott, Clement V. Tuskegee, Alabama Scott, Wayne Embry Hawkinsville, Georgia Seay, Jael Marie Edna Milan, Georgia Sessions, Leah Ann Springfield, Georgia Shadix, Sandra Kay Eastman, Georgia Shaheen, Donna Marie Warner Robins, Georgia Shannon, Julius A. Atlanta, Georgia Freshmen 179 Sharpe, Gerald Doyle Savannah, Georgia Shayegh, Pour Ahmad Tehran, Iran Shears, Scott Douglas Wabash, Indiana Sheffield, Lajoy Kay Eastman, Georgia Sheffield, Pamela Anne Gordon, Georgia Sheffield, Steven Creig Eastman, Georgia Sheffield, Teresa Ann Hawkinsville, Georgia Shennett, Willie C. Hawkinsville, Georgia Shepard, Jane S. Cochran, Georgia Shepherd, Peter Chamblee, Georgia Sheridan, Michael D. Eastman, Georgia Shipley, Louise Viola Warner Robins, Georgia Shivers, Teresa Lorene Fort Gaines, Georgia Shockley, Anthony Glen Experiment, Georgia Shojaie, Afsaneh M. Tehran, Iran Shouse, Dennis Melvin Macon, Georgia Showers, Rosa Lee Eastman, Georgia Simcox, Lisa Ann Hinesville, Georgia Simmons, Michael Vernon Pineview, Georgia Simpson, Herbert B. Jr. Macon, Georgia Simpson, Myra Jane Danville, Georgia Sims, Gina Lejune Gordon, Georgia Sires, William Ear] Atlanta, Georgia Sirmans, Linda Gail Warner Robins, Georgia Skeen, Michael Hubert Tron City, Georgia Slater, Lillie Jane Claxton, Georgia Smith, Bruce Benjamin Cochran, Georgia Smith, Cary Richard Hewkinsville, Georgia Smith, David Bryant Eastman, Georgia Smith, Elizabeth M. Atlanta, Georgia Smith, Julie Anne Cochran, Georgia Smith, Kevin Clay Dublin, Georgia Smith, Kim Donald Adrian, Georgia Smith, Mark Rogers Dublin, Georgia Smith, Nerine Cleveland Senoia, Georgia Smith, Phillip Allen Athens, Georgia Smith, Robert Kent Decatur, Georgia Smith, Roger Eric Cochran, Georgia Smith, Steve Randal Warner Robins, Georgia Smith, Wanda Gail Columbus, Georgia Sneid, Myderia Veronica Gray, Georgia Spell, Donna Lynne Watkinsville, Georgia Spires, Donna Joanna Alamo, Georgia Spivey, Stanley Kent Warner Robins, Georgia Stalnaker, William Roy Savannah, Georgia Staton, Sandra Deloris Bridgeport, Connecticut Stembridge, S. Ann Eastman, Georgia Stevens, Connie Ann Dublin, Georgia 180 Freshmen Stevens, Elizabeth G. Hawkinsville, Georgia Stevens, Linda Sharee Irwinton, Georgia Stevenson, Sandra Kay Warner Robins, Georgia Still, David Calvin Ellenwood, Georgia Stinson, Thomas P. Warner Robins, Georgia Stokes, Ethel Lanese Cordele, Georgia Stone, Roy C. Cochran, Georgia Stout, Arthur Keith Columbus, Georgia Strickland, Kevin B. Atlanta, Georgia Strid, Dan Michael Doraville, Georgia Stubbs, Charlotte G. Abbeville, Georgia Stubbs, Pamela Rena Cochran, Georgia Stuckey, Willie Mae Chauncey, Georgia Summers, Marie E. Macon, Georgia Stint, Sherry K. Jonesboro, Georgia Sylvester, Joy Hawkinsville, Georgia Tallant, Patti Ann Gainesville, Georgia Talton, Neal Lanier Bonaire, Georgia Tanner, Marion Rex Wrightsville, Georgia Taylor, Henry Len Perry, Georgia Taylor, Joe Arthur Hawkinsville, Georgia Taylor, John Wesley Jr. Abbeville, Georgia Taylor, Sondra Lee Warner Robins, Georgia Taylor, Wendell Wesley Hawkinsville, Georgia Temples, Angela Marie Blakely, Georgia Thomas, James Eugene Warner Robins, Georgia Thomas, Paul Edward Dublin, Georgia Thomaston, John Mark Monticello, Georgia Thompson, Keith Erwin Perry, Georgia Thurmond, Phillip Ary Lawrenceville, Georgia Tomlin, Sharon Leigh Vienna, Georgia Towler, Marcia Cochran, Georgia Tranum, Tommy Eric Augusta, Georgia Tripp, Joan Marguerite Eastman, Georgia Trussell, Travis Dale Warner Robins, Georgia Tufts, Leander F. Gray, Georgia Tullis, Thomas Mark Lawrenceville, Georgia Turner, Lloyd Stephen Perry, Georgia Tyler, Howard Audly Colquitt, Georgia Freshmen 181 Ulimann, Anthony P. Macon, Georgia Ussery, Daniel Anthony MeRae, Georgia Valdez, Roberta E. Robins AFBase, Georgia Van Valkenburge, William P. ecatur, Georgia Varnadoe, Tammy Denise Warner Robins, Georgia Vaughn, Forrest J. Jr. McRze, Georgia Vaughn, Robert Steven West Columbia, South Carolina Vaughn, Timothy Grady Eastman, Georgia Veal, John Thomas Jr. Eastman, Georgia Veal, Melanie Sue Cochran, Georgia Waites, Emmett Ray Dexter, Georgia Waldrip, Betty Kay Byron, Georgia Waldrop, William Andrew Flovilla, Georgia Walker, Johnny William Jesup, Georgia Walker, Louie Joseph Milan, Georgia Walker, Rebert Fenton Warner Robins, Georgia Walker, Thomas H. Warner Robins, Georgia Walton, Valorie Vanessa Danburg, Georgia Ward, Sharon Faye Decatur, Georgia Ware, Daniel Yates Dubiin, Georgia Warren, Hugh P. Jr. Washington, Georgia Waters, Michelle L. Cochran, Georgia Weaver, Herbert Randall Macon, Georgia Webb, Anthony Keith Montezuma, Georgia Weber, Raymond Wilson Riverdale, Georgia Wells, Anthony Clement Warner Robins, Georgia Wells, Kaye Elizabeth Elberton, Georgia West, Katherine L. Cedartown, Georgia Whipple, Mites D. Dublin, Georgia White, Daniel Ernest East Dublin, Georgia White, Melissa Ann Alpharetta, Georgia White, Melissa Ruth Greenville, Georgia White, Phyllis Laverne Covington, Georgia White, Roger Lee Wabash, Indiana Whitfield, Neble Jerome Carnesville, Georgia Whittle, Linda Eastman, Georgia Wiebelhaus, Tamara Ann Warner Robins, Georgia Wiggins, Charles F. Macon, Georgia Wilkes, Deborah Marie Collins, Georgia Wilkes, Lydia Roxanne Dublin, Georgia Williams, Barbara Gayle Cochran, Georgia Williams, Doyle Easley, South Carolina 182 Freshmen Williams, Loren C. Millen, Georgia Williams, Melanie Ann Dublin, Georgia Wilson, Anna Lisa Hawkinsville, Georgia Wilson, Beverly Ann Dublin, Georgia Wilson, Monique Clyo, Georgia Wimberly, Chuck Taylor Dublin, Georgia Winston, Cynthia Yvonne West Point, Georgia Womack, David Holland Waynesboro, Georgia Womack, Terry Lynn Gray, Georgia Woodard, Danny James Dublin, Georgia Woodard, Donna Marie Eastman, Georgia Woodard, Ronald Derrell Eastman, Georgia Woodward, Lennon R. Jr. Smyrna, Georgia Wright, Matthew F. Hawkinsville, Georgia Wright, Steven Ricky Eastman, Georgia Wynn, Susan Dianne Warner Robins, Georgia Wynne, Audrey Latreis Cochran, Georgia Yancey, Thomas Jack Jr. Rhine, Georgia Young, Tammy Elaine Augusta, Georgia Zabala, Argenis Edgar Caracas, Venezuela Zeigler, Kathryn North Dublin, Georgia Freshmen 183 k tradit d not %, ction of his dreams, ors. t re . F A � ‘3 ahs % y : Pass’, BEE AUR vo Saeed Ahaha WR ral yy a a Se Sp en INR CARS SRLS ae Pal WAPI a RARER : ay Ne TEN ch ie : : Vie BS che gee a ON Sed vere. es ue rs eee Gong Show. - 100-1 Events Activity Henors - 94 Administration - 152-38 Alumni Banquet | 109a 79% Baseball - 76,77,78, 79 - Baigziris - SO pe Bloodmobile = 39 A Cheerleaders + 48-9 © Club Carnival - 34 : Deace-Graduation: - 108 Dance-Halloween 35 Dance-Homecoming - 42 PDance-Janice - 7 Dance-Liheration - 28 Dance-Sweetheart - 58-9. Dance-Winter Festival - 47 Faculty 154-4 Fall Convocation — 30-1] aie “Pifties Day - 1040 i. Footbali - 43 Freshmen - 166-83 Golf - 81 Graduation 712-5 Ravioween Dance 4 Homecoming - 40-1 Hypnotist + ae. faternavional Relations Ba - 66-7 Taek Sali Jenkins - 38 Kernal Awards - 64- Lt. Governor Zell Miller - 59 May Day - 96-7 Men’s Basketball - 44,45,47,68, 69,94 Men’s Tennis - 82 Miss Hilltopper - 95 Miss M.G.C, - 84-7 Movies - 56 Mr. Mrs. M.G.C. - 123 Muscular Dystrophy Association Danceathon - 106-7 Nurses Class Pinning - 110 Play-Any Wednesday - 90-1 Play-Harvey - 36-7 Play-Once Upon A Mattress - 62-3 Play-Richard Wi - 60 Poetic Theatre - él Raindancer - 5] Registration - 26-7 Reverse Beauty Pageant - 88 8.G.A. Elections - 98-9 Sophomores - 759-65 Sophomore Superlatives - Spring Convocation - 9223 Squaws - 50 na Staff-- 156-7 A Who’s Who -121 Women’s Basketball - 54-55 Women’s Tennis - 83 Organizations 122 Baptist Student Union - 134 Beta Phi Gamma - 144 Black Students Club - 132 College Prayer Council - 135 CoNlegiate Civitan Club - 130 Criminal Justice Club - 138 Kast Womens Hall Council - 145 Engineering Club - 137 Gamma Beta Phi - 129 Harris Hall Council - 146 Haynes Hall Council - 145 Hilltopper - 142 International Relations 186 Directory “Phi Theta Kappa. Quintas Stellas - � Rotaract Club - 737 ‘Student Activities. a : Student Government _ Directory we? 4 sa ae rm . Clab= 962 fe om. Kernel. - 143 OMY ke adh atin Middle Georgia courege Choir - 140 Middle Georgia Ensemble - oe eke : Middle Georgia Play. Ss - de Muses “144, (ee 2 Phi Beta Lambda 36 “President's Club.. Committee 9 127 Association - 125 — ences National Edy ee Appea s - 127 Warriors Club - 133 Wesley Foundation’ - 135 Argo, Blue 100,154 Bagley, Wallace M. 154 Baughman, Steven A. 154 Beier, David J. 138,154 Benson, Dr. Lavonn 154 Bracewell, J. Ronald 81,154 Bradberry, Dr. Helen S. 154 Brown, James M. F. 154 Butler, J. Hardwick 137,154, 190 Butts, Bernice M. 154 Capel, Elna M. 154 Carpenter, Nelson 91,140,154 Castellanos, Dr. A. L. 152, 154 Claxton, Harriett J. 154 Clay, J. Emory, Jr. 154 Comeau, Dr. Roger W. 154 Cravey, C. Eugene 128,154 Crider, Dr. Fretwell G. 150, 154 : Davies, Sara B. 154 DeLorenzo, Dr. Ronald A. ip Dixon, Cloydia C. 154. Dryden, Donald W. 154 Eitel, Dr. Franz A. 154 English, Carolyn M. 154 Evans, Beverly D. 154 Frazer, Nat E. 140,154 Freeman, Dr. Allen J. 151,154 Garrard, Robert C. 154 Garrett, Bertie Mae 154 Hamby, Jesse L. 125,127,151, ae Hayes, Beazie 152,154 Henderson, Mytrice W. IAL, 154 Hinton, George K. 142,143,144, 152,154,190 air Hruby, Dr, John F. 155 Husa, Dr. William J., Jr. 152, 155 4 James, Dr. H. Preston 155 Jarvis, Leroy 155 Jennings, Patsy Ruth 155 Jarvis, Leroy 155 Johnson, Dr. Robert BE. 152,155 Jones, John I., Jr. 152,155 — Jones, Dr. John Paul, Jr. 155 Jones, Malon A. 52,53 Keeney, Dr. James L. 153,155 Ledbetter, Dr. J. C. 155 Lester, Donald G. 155 ms Barlow, Dianne, 156 Loftin, Dr. Bernadette K. 155 _.Lucas, Judy M. 155 - Lunsford, Woody Hal 155 i et McCammon, Dr. William H., Jr. 183,155 . MeCommon, Thomas J. 155 wo 153,155 : McPhaul, Malcolm G. 155 Nason, Robert R. 155 gett, Sherry 82,1. , John D. 155 % Se ’ Purser, Palph H., Jr. FRR ‘ eee Dr. R. Allen 185 , Jerry Ty pears, Jack L. 155, Willham, H. Ellen 151,156 Wilson, J. Richard 156 Windham, Eula 153,156 Wright, William D. 156 Wyatt, William C., Jr. 156 Zeagler, Roy V. 156 Teaching Assistants Brown, Eleanor F. 157 Conway, Marian A. 157 “Faulk, Merry M. 157 Staff Abbott, Florence, 156 Arnold, Debbie, 156 Barrs, Peggy W., 156 Bass, Debra K., 156 Belflower, Catherine, 156 Bell, Sue M., 156 Coley, Glover A., 156 Daniel, Patricia, 156 “Dukes, Hazel, 156 Dupree, Faye, 156 Evans, Deborah, 156 George, Inez, 156 Grinsted, Winifred, 156 Harrell, Charles Earl, 156 Harris, Doris, 156 Hendricks, Barney, 156 Hogan, Lois, 156 Holland, Grace, 156 Hornsby, Marion O., 156 Jackson, Elizabeth, 156 Jamison, Virginia H., 156 Jarrard, Pauline B., 156 Joyner, Ken, 142,143,144,156, 190 Kidd, Harriet O., 156 McClary, Dr. Ben H. 153,155 , “ ““MeDonald, Dr. Carl B. 100,132 DEERE | Piebce; Carl R, 156,68 Bas - Adams, pos Warren - (S) 83,143,158 Afre, Steve R. - (F) 167 Agan, Timmy Jay - (F) 167 Albertson, Robin Anne - (F) 167 Albritton, Sandra Fay - (S) 110,158 Alderman, Filding D. - (S) 125, 127, SL Alvarez, Dennis Joe - (F) %6, 108. is? 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Young, Nina Kelly) (S) 166 Young, Tammy Elaine - (F) 183� z _Zabala, Argenis Edger : (P} 183 © Zand, Majid - (F) 132 Zeigler; Kathryn North - es fe 28 1978 Hilitopper Middle Georgia College Volume XXX Cochran, GA 31014 Editor Cindy Forbes Assistant Editors Gail Jones Regina Warren Photographers Ken Joyner Brap Richard Kortrey Barry Rogers ributing Photographers Glynn Maddox Co 6 Brae Russ DeWitt Ketichi Nakao Leah Sessions Milton Foster Hardwick Butler George K. Hinton Staff Mark Fountain Teresa Frost Robyn Lyle Lisa Myers George McGuire Randy Southerland Kaye Watson Advisors George K. Hinton Ken Joyner Publisher Walsworth Publishing Company Marceline, Missouri Representative John M. 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