North Georgia College - Cyclops Yearbook (Dahlonega, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1970 volume:

ma ■ vm MB m ukw Ssa H W w §S4tb ARCHIVES U428 C9 1970c. 1 North Georgia College CYCLOPS f rfS Bi WF ■ -x M Ed 1970 CYCLOPS NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA VOLUME 63 Bral M Leaving parents . . . Self-discovery A new place for some, old for others Seeing old friends, making new ones Awakening minds Rules and regulations Shedding a tear for lost hair First lonely night Registration But I have to have that course to graduate! What would happen if I put another hole in my computer card? Do I have to pay my infirmary fee? Now if I were running this show . . . Where do I go next?!! •• ff ?i0 ' -- v; v -fi First Classes ; £ • a HEfCV : ' ' ■ ' ■ ■hi Discovering the joy of learning What, no class cuts? Is he a doctor or a mister? 5,000 pages of outside reading $12.50 for ONE book! How long is this quarter, anyway? Cadre Week Molds the freshman frogs into an integral part of the school Instills character, sense of responsibility A time of learning: how, when and whom to salute proper dress the Blue Book system of rank who Happy Jack is. 10 J V J Suild the foundation for tomorrow ' s leadership Learn by experience to obey rules and regulations 11 Rat Week Rat Week: Unities freshman girls into a close-knit group reflecting congeniality and friendliness — the reputation of North Georgia 12 Campus Candids f 0 ? : ■■ ' - : -X- ,. • ■ ■s m ■ v  • . JC. .. r - - $ .-■ .. - ' •- Jc - ■ V . t - . S«i! .«•:-■■ v 14 Solitude and congregation Concern and apathy Compliance and rebellion |oy and sadness Degradation and upheaval Suppression and creativity Antagonism and education Respect ig Sf 15 4 U -- -M j 5 Soccer 18 Soccer Team 1969-1970 KNEELING: Andy demons, lose Rodriguez, Roger Popp, Chuck Hecht, Tom Howard; STANDING: Steve Gilmore, Craig Samples, Jim Scapin, Herb Sigwald, Bruce Forbes, Chad Cartwright, John Broderick, Russ Shaver and coach Dr. Guy Oliver. Members not shown: Marty Welch, Stan Kaplan, Gene Stevens, Buck Cheves, Bill Reed, David Luthi, Phil Griffith and Rusty Mcllwain. Soccer is the only spectator sport at North Georgia which is played against other schools and organizations. Playing split seasons, we won the first half and tied for the second half. This year ' s team is the first winning team in recent years — a proud record for the Second Division Champions of the GSSFA league. Congratulations and continuing good luck to Dr. O and the soccer team!! 19 WR if €® ® S£ , • r fc liATV- . ' ? : ' Mi Of ' ' A 21 l v ks Ivv r_ Footba 22 IF B ? j  il5 '  1 • vV Hi Fall is the season for football and on sunny afternoons the drill field comes alive with this inter-company sport with each company ' s team striving to do their best cheered on by the cheerleaders and the spectators. 23 For the 1969-1970 football season, the Delta Dogs were first, Bravo Box-busters second, and Alfa Animals third. 24 tin 3§ ' • The All-Star Came between the Raiders of First Battalion and the Rebels of Second Battalion is an exciting climax for the football season! This year the Raiders were victorious with a score of 17-0. 25 Goldrush Days ttGtzOI==EER n HHB=R QftzSEASXz Reliving a by-gone era, Gold Rush Days offers a glimpse of the customs, dress, crafts, and atmosphere prevalent when gold was abundant in this area. North Georgia students joined in the fun with the women ' s and men ' s drill teams presenting a delightful comedy representative of this era. Students also actively participated in the parade enjoying the experience as much as the spectators. . Distinguished Military Students Parade 6-11. Designation as Distinguished Military Student (DMS). a. Requirements. A distinguished military student must: (1) Possess outstanding qualities of leadership and high moral character. (2) Have exhibited a definite aptitude and interest for the military service. (3) Have attained a military science standing in the upper third of his ROTC class. -: ■ ' x 3 rVii i £ ' -- sa «ifc i V-M (4) Have attained an overall academic standing in the upper half of his university or college class. (5) Have demonstrated initiative and leadership capacities through his participation and achievements in campus and civic activities. Not shown are John M. Carden and William F. Crissey ,, George W. Aldridge, III Bernard M. Booth Paul D. Carmichael Daniel L. Chester lordan V. Corbin, Jr. lames A. Crupi Talmadge M. Davis David L. Dickson Glenn T. Ellis, Jr. Timothy H. Fanney David D. Fletcher Russell B. Gilbert David L. Grange Kenneth B. Higgins Calvin W. Ingram Calvin C. McKnight, III John G. Purtymun John C Satterfield Gary M. Wayne Francis R. Winkler Christmas At NGC 30 '  S ' i V. V Christmas at NGC is fun if or those who participate in the activities. Cadets are not allowed to decorate their rooms but they are invited to open house in the women ' s dorm. Christmas trees are a very special part of Christmas and they can be found almost anywhere on campus! 31 WINTER QUARTER ■ iiHe- ; Students stay on campus more during this quarter than any other — the reason being that we can ' t get out; we are usually snowed in and it ' s too cold outside to go anywhere! 32 ♦:• • - I 4 Construction of President Hoag ' s Big Dream, the Student Center, began in lanuary, 1968 and was officially opened lanuary, 1970. Mr. Leland Reed is the Director of the Student Center. X X : _,. f dt . 9 (B( S| KjL ) Facilities offered to the students are a recreational room, stereo room, piano room, fireplace room, tv toom, canteen, auditorium, bookstore, post office, faculty dining room, and a cafeteria for the upperclassmen. 35 ■ Daily Life - At North Georgia College 36 i39RT Describing life at NGC depends on whom one talks to. Some students are happy, some would like to be more liberal, some are liberal, but most seem to be satisfied to follow the prescribed routine. - This humdrum world of seeming routine is only a cover. Inside are real people doing real things. Master- pieces are written; Mr. Nobody becomes Mr. Somebody because of a minor incident; sunshine turns to rain, rain to snow, snow to sunshine; romance happens and the world moves on. 39 40 Student Life Homework is impossible. Dances are the majority of social life. Gossip is the best form of com- munication. Life is terribly perplexing. 41 Campus Entertainment 42 Entertainment is largely self-made. That brought to campus from the out- side is varied. It has taken the form of brass, opera, pop, jazz, and lecture. Inside enter- tainment includes pa- geants, talent shows, drama, and dances. WJW 7$ Campus Entertainment Efforts, appreciated or not, are made to provide entertainment for the student body. Excitement reigns when a big name appears. The Leaves of Crass were the popular band this year. Big Brother and the Holding Company and Clarence Carter paid us a visit. Third Army put in an appearance as did the National Opera Company. 45 Basketba Basketball is an in- tramural sport that shows a good deal of enthusiasm from the boys. A team sport does wonders for company ego, even when one guy hogs the ball. 47 Basketba Girl ' s basketball is well underway as an intercolle- giate sport as well as in- tramural. The team has put forth undaunted effort and done a fantastic job. Rec Club basketball was in full swing this season. The same old faithfuls were on the court each night practicing and competing. 49 SWEETHEART BALL 50 Romance and regalia accom- pany the Sweetheart Ball. Sweethearts are presented in reigning beauty. Amid ugly, cold weather, warm enchantment can be found at this ball. 51 SPRING QUARTER Spring at NGC is going to the Rapids, forgetting to go to classes and drill, long hot hours baking in the sun, getting stuck PDOA, sleeping in class, more than usual, the Military Ball, company parties, preparing for summer camp, wishing the end was here, and saying good- bye to the one you love. . ' - ' - SttO : ■-; r •it- ■ mk 1 ' ' ' ' -« i ' 1 ; ' « ' . II. Ill .. J m m FEDERAL TRAINING EXERCISE F.T.X. is an annual event, which is hell for the Juniors and fun for the Aggressors. It is a weekend when Charlie remembers Frog Week , and experience is gained from the mistakes of the Juniors. 55 . ■vw K3 w m ocws; • .£u, i= =. i Track Meet i .4Mfcr 56 57 The track meet is an annual activity held each spring in which the companies compete against each other in such events as the high jump, hurdles, mile run, and the hundred yard dash. This year the first place trophy went to Charlie Co. f i HB On your mark, Get set, Bang! They ' re off! Orange is in front; blue is catching up; the outcome is near. A winner! The general ' s heli- ocopter provided an addition to the setting. 59 Tennis Team itfte sS Tennis ' Team: Mike Carden, Johnny Laws, Georgia Aldridge, Coach Bickley. Lance lones, Quint Trimble, and Paul Hilton. The tennis team is one of the two teams on campus who play other organized teams at official games. 60 The ball ' s not o ver there, Johnny, it ' s behind you! 61 SPORTS PROGRAM DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE DAHLONEGA , GEORGIA 3C533 SPORTS PROGRAM POINTS FOR TROPHY AWARD FOR 19 IP ol -19 7£ ACADEMIC YEAR ACTIVITY AND QUARTER POINTS HORSESHOES FALL QUARTER jf PLACE POINTS. TOTALS BAND 3Q i 3 A B jmtl 1±3L1 -L G f.S i jgVj g i . ? i g 1 0 O Oy ib:xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxx)t ioxx jcxxxxtaQQQOKnaakxnxii cxjQQSf iffipxomxi p s -.x. 7- gi £I gl4 OT tf l - TENNIS FALL QUARTER FOTNTS [I ' g ' O jg-.g I2I ,LS_ £ T7 Tpa.g i r. Q W;-o i frgn . g ■ ' YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYy rirYYy- • JLXXXiJXJQOCXXXXXXX a ft or £ c c. Faju. Quj4ar =L JLACE— FOJ.NIS. JECIALS. 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T Kx xx xxxxxx: ' }xxxxxxxxxxxxx « xxxxxxxxx PLACE POINTS xJaxxxxkzx : 2 iit ittP jt SziJ ;UJAA ' ' . ' ' ■ - ' I- - - J2_j_ y_i_ £ j ¥:ip o 0 1 . rf ft fel g? i xvxyxxjlxxjKxx xxyJxxxxxx K V r l z. 1 i I 3 txxxxxx;vxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxpoax xxxxpub xxxxxjQcxxxxxxxxx yjyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: .XX ACCUMULATIVE TOTAL POINTS (FINAL) FINAL PLACE FOR THE SPORTS PR ' TROPHY AWARD FOR 19 ? -19 8 HAH 33 £ g_J i L3 T_Li _ 62 SPORTS PROGRAM DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE DAHLONEGA , GEORGIA 30533 RESULTS OF THE SPORTS PROGRAM TOURNAMENT FOR THE 19 6 7-— 19 7 ' O ACADEMIC YEAR. ACTIVITY : 3cj 7 ALX UNII ' Aid J_ F i G WHITE LEAGUE _WQN [ LOST IHlMlL II IHf UAH titliil UU H I m iMt um BLUE LEAGUE WON LOST M Utfth m 2 UUJlli liUML iiuiin UUlUL COMBINED WON LOST n I n FCT. 111 m 1 So l _j£ 9- ch u% (n 9 FINAL PLACE - 0 POINTS FOR SPORTS TROPHY 2. 4 w; JL- n. in _a I W.O JlO. 7 ,0 tl,0 0 ' hji 63 Candid Camera People do unusual things in the spring and NGC is not immune — after winter quarter, almost anyone can be found doing almost anything!! 64 65 66 Barefoot In The Park The NGC Playmakers make another hit with their spring presentation. The audience enjoying the play for two hours sometimes fail to realize the many, many hours of preparation, rehearsing and last minute decisions needed to produce a good play. Under the coaching of Miss Nevin Lenhardt, the Playmakers have had a very successful year. 67 Miss North Georgia Pageant Turning over her reign to Pat is Miss Susan Ridenour, Miss North Georgia of 1969-70. Two beautiful queens and it is our honor that they represent North Georgia College. 68 Miss Congeniality, Susan Singleton The Cyclops would like to congratulate all the girls participating in the pageant, for each and every girl was a gracious and beautiful contestant talented in her own way. The girl chosen by official judges has excelled in all three categories of evening gown, swim suit, and talent. 69 Marilyn Olley Miss Georgia Pat Pratt Miss North Georgia 70 The Queen and Her Court Miss Pat Pratt, Miss North Georgia College, followed by Miss Pat Hoyt, first runner-up, Miss Diane Pittman, second runner-up, Miss Eugenia Seaton, third runner-up and Miss Danette Rayman, fourth runner-up. A lovely court and one that NGC can be proud of. The ' 70 Cyclops wishes Pat congratulations and good luck in the Miss Georgia Pageant. 71 Parent ' s Weekend Parent ' s weekend consisted of Honor ' s Night, Company Games, Scuba Exhibition, Mountain Pla- toon Exhibition, Collegiate Singers, Production, Aggressors ' Exhibition, Military Ball, and the Parent ' s Day Parade. — : r 73 Despite the rainy, ugly weekend, the two days were a success for most everyone. The mountain platoon, up to par put on an exciting exhibition. B - H . a PI 74 B | HI 1 1 II s I •- ■, • •T sn Memoria Run On April 21 of this year two North Georgia Cadets, Steve Blanton and Bob Stein, ran 20 miles from Gainesville to Dahlonega. This run was in honor of those soldiers killed in Viet Nam. A very moving and novel demonstration of faith, loyalty, and de- termination expressing North Georgia ' s unique bond with all servicemen. 76 Upon reaching Dahlonega, the two runners were greeted with cheers of respect and admiration. President Hoag was on hand to give his congratulations and to present Steve and Bob with a torch representative of peace. 77 I finetu-C iahth L i i r i v ommencemen i lorth v-jeoraicL K olle ' roarum PROCESSIONAL— The Triumphal March from Aida The College Band INVOCATION The Reverend Nathaniel E. Parker. Jr Rector. Grace Episcopal Church. Gainesville fr au the Jnirtu- rirst COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Dr. Mario J. Goglia Vice Chancellor, Research University System of Georgia llineteen rrundred una S evenh 4:00 p. m. CONFERRING OF DEGREES Proudly We Hail Thcc The College Band (Audience will remain standing) Retreat and Evening Gun Star Spangled Banner . . The College Band W. Desmond Booth BENEDICTION The Reverend William R. Johnston Pastor, Dahloncga Presbyterian Church Graduation DISTINGUISHED MILITARY GRADUATES i.fcORGE WASHINGTON ALDRIDGE BERNARD McMLRDO BOOTH IOHN MICHAEL CARDEN RAUL DALE CARMICHAEL DANIEL LOY CHESTER JORDAN VCRNICE CORBIN JR ' AMES EDWARD CRISSEY WILLI AM F. CRISSEY JAMES ANDREW CRUPI TALMADGE MICHAEL DAVIS DAVID LEE DICKSON GLYNN THOMAS ELLIS JR iimcthy harding fanney david dwight fletcher russell s gilbert david lawrence grance kfnneth benjamin higgin- colvin waym0n ingram galvin cuyler Mcknight, i iohn gail purtymun iohn christopher satterfi gary miller wayne i rancis rondal winkler 79 I ' 1 - ' ' Si- ■ i i i - n PI -. Commissioning Four years have been spent in preparation for this day when the newly commissioned seniors receive their Second Lieutenant ' s bars and are now officers in the United States Army. This culmunation of training reflects the tradition of North Georgia. 81 ADMINISTRATION w« ' I ■ y m y vt til: %•? : i ill - % ' ' -z ! . . :■-. ■■  j a t - -.,? -V ■ - g :  isrs For over twenty years it has been my privilege and pleasure to have been associated here at North Georgia College with thousands of outstanding students and a most effective faculty and staff. Together we have seen the total program, along with the campus, expand in keeping with the changing needs of our state and nation. It has been a wonderful experience for Mrs. Hoag, our son, and me, and an experience on which we shall always look back with a deep satisfaction and pleasure. As has been announced, for the next year I am to become a member of the Chancellor of the University System ' s staff and following that assignment it is my plan to maintain an active interest in higher education through several organizations in which I have over the years been active, travel a bit, and enjoy our new home now under construction near Lake Lanier. I have been asked many times will North Georgia College change? Certainly it will change. It has changed on numerous occasions during its long history and each change has played a part in the development of a stronger program. I can predict with confidence that this college, which has served so many so well for almost a hundred years, will continue to serve an increasing number in a better way in the years to come. PRESIDENT HOAG 84 3 fc v. r - N , -HS I 13 . ■ ' - Dean Mangum Dean Shott The Commandant Colonel Norris . i L -1 Captain Williams Lieutenant Lunsford 87 H. H. Gilbert, Jr. Comptroller J JT ! r-t 1f=l t Emory L. Stephens Office Manager W. Arnold Hulsey Director of Student Aid 88 Charles M. Yager Registrar and Director of Admission Ella Ray Oakes Assistant Registrar William D. Bellamy Director of Guidance Bill B. Woody Director of Public Relations ' ■ Mary D. ]ardine Assistant Librarian lanet Bogle Mrs. White Assistant Librarians Mary E. Hood Assistant Lirbrarian Susie M. Harris Head Librarian 91 Mrs. Sisk Mrs. Cessman Infirmary Grin and bear it. 92 Mrs. Poole, Head Resident of Lewis Mrs. Tyree, Head Resident of Sanford Mrs. Ledbetter, Assistant Head Resident V v kfe ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS Biology Mr. Bursey, Susie French, Hank Werner, Suzanne Fanning, Melody Stearns, Lorena Garner. Dr. Mac A. Callaham Dr. Richard P. Trogdon 96 I Mr. Robert C. Bursey Business Administration Business Administration Club Newton Oakes Lorimer B. Freeman 98 Ronald G. Sykora Allen R. Ellington L Mlon Mann 99 A mighty fine collection Dr. Simms. Chemistry Club 100 This is a ball of packed crystals, good for throwing at any unfortunate who happens by. 101 Education Robert L. Owens Dr. M. N. Gewinner, Departmental Head SNEA: Dianne Groover, President; Beth Graham, Terry Downer, Linda Johnson, Grace Bramblett, Dianne Bearden, lamie Fisher, Mary Cawthorn, Penny Patterson, Peggy Graham, Bonnie Chambers, Betty Morehouse, Leslie Wall, Glenda Mayhue, Mrs. Howard - Advisor. FIRST ROW: Tim Keane, Danny Roper, Ronnie Woody, Mike Pagano, Pat Lyons, Betty Grant, Noreen Reed, Colleen Welton, Naleeta Teague, Karen Kimmel, Beth Richards, Linda Hood, Brenda Cheek, Rhenida Bennett, Willene Wall, Karen Grant. 102 Virginia K. Howard Orby Southard Marian P. Couch Lyman L. Hammond 103 English Department Eugene E. Wiggins Mary Nevin Lenhardt Dorothy Brown Elsa Ann Gaines John T. Simpson Paul E. McClure W. Desmond Booth 104 nterest Guy Lai I Pleasure Ecstacy Home Economics Pamela Carnes Eva McCahee 106 Barbara DeMarco, Jeanne Radcliff, Susan Hall, Sherri DeZwarte, Sandy Holland, Peggy Rabb, Eugenia Seaton, Linda Williams, Suzanne Puckett, Roseanna Robinson, Cecilia Roy. 107 Math Department Mr. W. J. Carpenter Mr. E. E. Elder. |r. Mr. C. V. Leffingwell 9% Mr. H. G. Moore Mr. R. M. Negley Dr. W. G. Roughead Dr. M. C Wicht Departmental Head 109 Modern Languages Dr. W. C. Oliver Departmental Head Mr. H. Murray Mr. V. C. Massey 5r k. Mrs. |. Floyd 111 P.E. Department Orvil Hause ¥ -■ «- L HP1 - m m K ,m Hk - —■ J 1 T ' i — 1 H ' J a bJ ,? - v ■ B FsJj 1 jB - ■ - r _ fl Birdie Bell Grant Matherly 112 FIRST ROW: R. Robert Santaliz, Coach Matherly, Jean Kennerly, Randy Cline, Charlotte Daniel, Phil Mattox, Dale O ' Rouke, Steve Blanton - President, Bob Stine. SECOND ROW: Cuyler McKnight, Jeff King, Phil Leger. THIRD ROW: Mel Hawkins, Bill Crissy, Eddie Shepherd. FOURTH ROW: H. G. Holcomb, Raul Santaliz. FIFTH ROW: lacky West, Monroe Matherly. SIXTH ROW: Jim Crissy, Bob Smith. Linda Caruthers Allen Bickley 113 Physics Department Mr. Pigg, Departmental Head Physics Club: Scott Shemwell, Mike Durban, Randy Wills, Bill Payne, Charlie Evans, Mike Davis, 114 Dr. Parks Dr. Donald E. Kinkaid Curse you Red Barron! 115 Psychology Department Dr. Cecil lackson Department Head Not pictured: Dr. Coone, Dr. Bellamy, associat professors; also Mr. Suski, instructor. 116 IOLOGY is the study lah behavior? her (the bear) uffoon ape, as heists use, mim- ; ; ked all sexts, and ; ad his own to choose, ryden. nd-what is a weiid? A larvt whose virtues ave not yet been lis- Dvered. Emerson ne animals least clean e those nearest to lan — the apes and ie gorillas. briofmal psychology is e study of unusual lental activity. v ich Fromm questions . ve sanity of modern )ciety. So do we. : DT . . . ALCOHOL ;.. r LS: person divergent ironi. thers in an atypj ay is abnormS. He more straff erson behaves; lore interest™ 1 Phi Alpha Theta 1st ROW: Kay Swafford, Miss Drew, advisor, Linda Beck, 2nd ROW: John Csomor, David Niren- stein, President, Ed Hale, Dr. Roberts, Mr. Rensi, Carl Hood Socia Science Department Dr. William Leger Departmental Head ZA ' s or more fondly referred to as the truth seekers. Ed Hale, President, Elaine Lunsford, Marci, Barton, Mr. |ohn Csomor, Mr. Ray Rensi 118 luddson A- Dewar Ray C Rensi w r- ■ r Mm 3 : wm . ■■ l i H William P. Roberts lames C Kidd Frank M. Smith NO, I won ' t ride double! Military Science Department Colonel Daniel W. Prewitt Professor of Military Science Major Henry B. Tucker Major joe M. Brown 120 i- Maj. Lawrence Kenyon M Sgt. Doyle Carroll Maj. Hal Parker 121 • ROTC ■ .,., mmw n n niiirni Brigade Staff: |ohn C. Purtyman, Cadet Colonel Jane Garrett, Sweetheart Mr. Personality wants to know who he can get a date with for the Military Ball 124 First Battalion Staff 1st ROW T. Poole, K. Hood, C. Aldridge, M. Kelly, B. Thrasher. 2nd ROW M. Ash, K. Higgins, T. Owensby, L. Toole, B. Rayman. . Cecil Roy, Sweetheart 125 Company Staff, FIRST ROW: Harris, T.; Brazelle, R.; Luthi, D.; SECOND ROW: Myers, H.; Bailey, H.; Hatcher, G. ALFA CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Linda Head, Rosemary Wilbanks, Pat Hoyt, Dianne Pittman, (ackie Simpson. SECOND ROW: lenny Luthi, Francs Brabham, Patti Rams- dell, Ruth Ellen Powell, |udy Cason. Patti Ramsdell, Sweetheart First Platoon, FIRST ROW: Ellis, C; Garcia, A.; SECOND ROW: Transom C; Forbes, B.: Newton, |.; Chaffin, S.; Ellerbe, R.; THIRD ROW: lohnson, W.; Becker, R. : Alexander, R.; Lockett, T.; FOURTH ROW: Alexander, R.; Smith, C; Palmer, T.; Coffield, |.; Barnette, B. Second Platoon, FIRST ROW: Stanelle, S.; lones, D.; Goss, G.; SECOND ROW: Wills, B.; Dekle, M.; Baker, W.; THIRD ROW: Von Kamecke, T.; Smith, R. C; Taylor, ).; Sapp, L. FOURTH ROW: Ford, A.; Forrester, |.; Broadhurst, G Third Platoon, FIRST ROW: Smith, R.; Becker, B.; SECOND ROW: Buckner, F.; Chandler, L.; lohnson, W.; THIRD ROW: Thompson, L.; Acree, H., Gossett, G.; lones, F.; FOURTH ROW: Chandler, O; Montgomery, |.; Hays, D. 127 Bravo Company Staff, FIRST ROW: Pryor, R.; Crissy, W.; O ' Rouke, D.; SECOND ROW: Woznicki, R.; Partridge, D. BRAVO CHEERLEADERS Patti Pryor, Julie Adams, lean Wilson, ludi Baggett, Glenda Anglin, Cathy Murphy, Frances Lawrence Prances Lawrence, Sweetheart So THAT ' S what goes on over there! First Platoon, FIRST ROW: Corbin, J.; Clements, ).; SEC- OND ROW: Cowart, E.; Hecht, C; Allen, D.; White, |. C; Pence, L; THIRD ROW: Cutler, P. Samples, C; Terrell, B.; Ballard, M.; Craig, H.; FOURTH ROW: Stanger, T.; Phipps, M.; Bright, J.; Gray, A.; Grant, F.; Cline, R. Second Platoon, FIRST ROW: Hitt, D.; Roark, W.; SECOND ROW: Otero, H.; Reyna, G.; Ayres, L.; Piper, S.; Tipton, K.; THIRD ROW: Hendricks, B.; Rich, L; Strickland, ).; Cate, W.; FOURTH ROW: Para- more, J.; Wilson, A.; Hand, G.; Mantooth, R. i!i,« : ' Pi 1 ,i rr Third Platoon, FIRST ROW: Wayne, G.; (ones, H.; Santal- iz, R.; SECOND ROW: Maer- tens, B.; Pope, B.; How- ard, T.; Hart, |.; THIRD ROW: Scott, E.; Keener, W.; Ballentine, R.; Palmer, ).; FOURTH ROW: Whatley, G.; Rambin, A.; Bledsoe, A., Locklear, V.; FIFTH ROW; Woznicki, R. 129 Charlie Company Staff, FIRST ROW: Booth, B.; demons, A.; Childs, I.; SECOND ROW: Freeman, ).; Beshiri, M. nw CHARLIE CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Marie Moore, Cindy Shaw, Danette Rayrman, Cecilia Roy, SECOND ROW: Deanna Lloyd, Betty Baker, Susan French, Carol Caldwell, Marilyn Barge Marie Moore, Sweetheart ... _ ag FIRST ROW: Bailey, B.; Evans, R.; SECOND ROW: Drake, T.; Rockey, T.; Weyant, C; THIRD ROW: Bips, J.; Parker, R.; Sitz, J.; FOURTH ROW: Studdard, W.; Anglin, W.; Dalton, P. FIRST ROW: Nernstein, D.; Woodward, J. SECOND ROW: McDonald, H.; Nevins, T.; Massey, ).; West, K. THIRD ROW: Brannen, M.; Lewis, C; Ditmore, L; Broko- ski, H. FOURTH ROW: Mc- Vicar, J.; Davis, M.; Bea- champ, R.; Stein, ). FIRST ROW: Broderick, ].; Yoder, |. SECOND ROW: Raines, B.; Cutler, P.; Christy, I.; Sigwald, H. THIRD ROW: Decker, R.; Rabon, L.; Meyer, J.; Herndon, M. FOURTH ROW: Coffman, R.; Under- down, ).; Cleveland, D. 131 Band Company Staff, FIRST ROW: McKnight, C; Newby, S.; SECOND ROW: Turner, A.; Callaham, J.; Brophy, B.; Srednicki, F. vl V r- H Ilk 4- 4m -s- ; I mn BAND CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: |udy Mundy, Carol Hollon, Freddie York; SECOND ROW: Eugenia Sea- ton, Susanne Puckett, Marilyn O ' Kelley, Karen Kea. Eugenia Seaton, Sweetheart r 1 J First Platoon, FIRST ROW: Wills R.; Kaplan, S.; Drewry, C; SECOND ROW: Shipp, M.; Morris, C; Lee, R.; Feagin, R.; Hensley, J.; Curtis, M.; Butner, F.; THIRD ROW: Matthews, M.; Rawls, J.; Hall, E.; Thomas, J.; Taylor, J.; Adams, C; FOURTH ROW: Sago, D.; Robinette, H.; lackson, F.; Davis, W.; Davison, B.; Whitworth, R. Second Platoon, FIRST ROW: Duncan, L; Nusbaum, M.; SECOND ROW: Chandler, C; Howard, M.; Allin, R.; Benton, P.; THIRD ROW: Austin, B.; Connoly, M.; Hasten, D.; Edwards, B.; Wallace, D.; Johnson, M.; Whaley, ).; FOURTH ROW: Rodgers, P.; Lindsay, R.; Davis, B.; Curtis, K.; Booth, J.; Burke, D.; FIFTH ROW: Miller, S.; Hays, D.; Smith, R.; Ruff, B.; Kitsopoulos, |. We ' re really SWEET guys! 133 Summer Camp This summer, as in past summers, the NCC cadets on ROTC contract who have completed their junior year will journey to Fort Bragg, North Carolina. There for six weeks they will enjoy the life of a true soldier. These wonderful weeks are filled with rushed meals, fights over the only fan, long days of drilling and combat procedures. ' 6- w 134 Second Battalion Staff. FIRST ROW: Dickson, D.; SECOND ROW: Shem- vvell, S.; Beauchamp, R.; Heldreth, C: THIRD ROW: Parks, B.; Miller, |.; FOURTH ROW: Hol- comb, H.; Harvard, ).; Hambv, D. f I Mary Cawthon, Sweetheart 135 Delta Company Staff, FIRST ROW: Carmi- chael, P.; Petersen, D.; Leger, P. SEC- OND ROW: Pruitt, D„ Corbin T.; |ones, S.: Cameron, |. DELTA CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Donna Hicks, Gail Conners, Ann Cooper, SECOND ROW: Denise Av- era, Ann Carden, Holly Har- ris, Mariruth lohnson. THIRD ROW: Heather Frosgate, Bar- bara Forrester. FOURTH ROW: Ch rlntie I ivinaston. Barbara Forrester, Sweetheart First Platoon, FIRST ROW: Hale, E.; West, L; Vogel, D.; SECOND ROW: Graham, R.; Alton, R.: McCallum, W.; Pruitt, D.; THIRD ROW: Mathis, C; Ingram, C: Mc- Abee, R.; FOURTH ROW: Ley, D.; Tate, C. D.; Hatta- way, B. Second Platoon, FIRST ROW: Chester, D.; Moore, R.; SEC- OND ROW: Meyers, C; Johnson, B.; Peck, R.; THIRD ROW: Matherly, C; Fortson, |.; Roper, D.; FOURTH ROW: Harper, R.; Arp, E.: Smith, E. P. PEACE BROTHER ! 137 ECHO Company Staff, FIRST ROW: Satterfield, ).; King, J.; SECOND ROW: Rahfjord, A.; Jones, A.; Man- derville, B. ECHO CHEERLEADERS Marsha Parham, Sweetheart FIRST ROW: Susan Singleton, Debbie King, Mascot — Terry Kimmel, Mary Ratigan; SECOND ROW: Carol Ruskill, Marsha Parham, Paula Early; THIRD ROW: Pat Vandiver, Karen Hartman 138 Wilensky, Robert; Prince, Bob Souther, Bill; Anderson, Fletcher, )ones, A. P.; Crossan, Larry; Ramfjord, Allan; Pagono, Mike; Brooks, )ohn; Dowell, Witt, Manderville, Buck Williams, Danny; Acuff, Edward; Arp, David; Coletz, ). E.; Boyers, Charles; Curry, Larry; Williams, Bruce; Fletcher, William; Wright, Duane; Townsend, Tom; Murphy, Arthur; Conner, Carlile; Scruggs, Thomas; Hancock, Tom COMPANY ECHO 139 Foxtrot Company Staff, FIRST ROW: Milner, D.; King, C; Hayes, E. SECOND ROW: (ones, T. S.; Lanier, D.; Miller, I. W. THIRD ROW: Coleman, B. FOXTROT CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Cheri Nearing. SECOND ROW: |amie Fisher, lane Smith. THIRD ROW: Andrea Adams, Beth Wil- banks, Sue Stover, )udy Mulkey. FOURTH ROW: lane Lloyd. lamie Fisher, Sweetheart FIRST ROW: Cruce, M.; Dominy, E.; Goman, C. SECOND ROW: Reid, ].; Johnson, E. THIRD ROW: Setton, ).; Hadden, R.; Hodges, C. FIRST ROW: Harper, R.; Juskowiak; G. SECOND ROW: Moore, J.; Ham, J.; Yawn, G. ' ; Giles, B. THIRD ROW: Wilson, M.; Gilli- land, M.; Massey, ).; Gay, B. FOURTH ROW: Kight, B.; Larking, S. FIRST ROW: Isom, R.; Kilman, M.; lohnson, ). SECOND ROW: Luques, J.; Hamlin, |.; Durban, E. THIRD ROW: Bartley, B.; Gibson, K.; Rikard, F. FOURTH ROW: Gibbs, B.; Hopson, B. Golf Company Staff, FIRST ROW: Crissy, J. Evans, C; SECOND ROW: Collins, ). Matthews, B.; THIRD ROW: Costa B. Reid, K. GOLF CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Kathy Miller. SECOND ROW: Teresa Handcock, Marilyn Cameron, Mary Cawthon, THIRD ROW: Timber Smith, lane Garrett, Susan Miller. Linda Beck, Sweetheart : W Hmm ■ warn j HHH £■ ■ ST ' t. m : 1 i fl First Platoon, FIRST ROW: Blanton, 5.; Gilmore, S.; Cis- co, C; SECOND ROW: Thomson, E. A.; Allen, T.; Aiken, W.; Black, C; Ovbey, T.; THIRD ROW: Brown, T.; Sanders, M.; Meeks, ].; Weeks, B.; FOURTH ROW: Reese, B.; White, D. Second Platoon, FIRST ROW: Yarbrough, C; McCalla, ).; McCurley, K.; SECOND ROW: Dabbs, A.; Butts, J.; Raley, V.; Rivers, R.; THIRD ROW: Flynn, S.; Pharis, S.; Terrell, I.; Costa, B.; FOURTH ROW: Cartwright, C; Smith, R.; Bowers, B. fcXifcfciiMsafi : - .-fei Third Platoon, FIRST ROW: Crupi, ).; Clarkson, C; Smith, B.; SECOND ROW: Fisher, T.; Clark, B.; Todd, R.; Thoma- son, S.; Phipps, S.; Watson, J.; FOURTH ROW: Tyree, D.; Lucas, N.; Robertson, L; 143 Blue Ridge Rifles r l r. ' UiiUfSC Kathy Reece, Sweetheart FIRST ROW: Hauserman, B.; Bolado, H.; Sparrow, M.; Cox, C. Gail R.; lubb, P.; Thomas, R.; SECOND ROW: Bell, S.; McAvoy, D.; Stead- man, S.: Carter, D. W.; THIRD ROW: Aanes, S.; Melton, ' ).; Tefft B English, S.; FOURTH ROW: McAlister, W.; Brinke, McConnell, D. B,; Harris, R.; 144 Being involved and taking on responsibility is part of the Blue Ridge Rifle ' s spirit. The Honor Guard: Sgt. Mike Webb in charge 145 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS This is Scabbard Blade. We train men. That is our job and we take it with pride because America must have men who care enough about freedom to fight, and fight well for it — if that is what it takes. We don ' t say war is right; we don ' t think communist aggression is either. What IS our job? To teach men the use of weapons, and equipment — To teach men to be better leaders — To teach about life and death, and that, often, the decision they make is the difference between the two. George Aldridge - Commander Other Officers — David Grange — 1st Lt., Dana Mil- ner — 2nd Lt., Brett Rayman — 1st Sgt. 148 Aggressors The Aggressor Unit is a volunteer unit comprised of 3rd and 4th Classmen. Its purpose as a unit is to help with the Blade in preparing the Juniors for Summer Camp. Among some of the things that the Aggressors did was to give a demostration Parent ' s Day Week-End, and go on the F.T.X. This year ' s officers: Bill Souther - Commander John Seddon - Exec. Off. Order Of Colombo 1st ROW: Bob Giles, |im Johnson, David Arp, 2nd ROW: Franis King, Paul Musick, John Underdown, Bobby Tefft, 3rd ROW: Johnny Brroks, Eric Scott, Stan English, Craig Samples, 4th ROW: Ronnie Satcher, Bill Reese, Mark Phipps, Dennis Carter, 5th ROW: Ricky Moore, Paul Bostwick, Bill Hill, Paul Chandler, Ed Hayes, Mike Sim- mons Susie French, Sweetheart 150 Ron Smith, Travis Smith, Sgt. Tipton, Mike Salter, Bill Brophy. Rifle Teams Lynette Branch, Captain of Girl ' s Rifle Team. The ladies with the rifles have had a successful year. Many hours of practice in the three positions earn for each of the girls a high marksmanship score. 151 Due to circumstances, the NCO Club picture could not be made. The President is Bob Prince. This organization sponsors the Military Ball each spring. NCO Club Sweetheart, lenny Luthi 152 ■ ■ ff iJMM I P ' • ssss::: V ' KtVl Beth Wilbanks, Sweetheart The Officers ' Club President, |im Crupi. This organization sponsors the Sweetheart Ball. 153 Honorary Societies Nf j-v-v — Brenda Cheek, Connie Bearden, Peggy Graham, Linda Mathews, Bhenida Bennett, Linda Hood, W I d III CI Mary McCabe, Noreen Reed, )o Ann Overstreet, Peggy Sullivan Guidons Marcia Barton, Elaine Lunsfprd, Connie Bearden, Mary McCabe, Georgia Gordon, Susan Taylor, Susan Hollis, Ian Walker. 154 Girl ' s Drill Team Drill Master, Jo Ann Overstreet 155 Collegiate Singers The swinging Collegiate Singers under the direction of Mr. Lyman Hammond 156 I Swim And Scuba ■ ■ Johnny Craig Mr. Bursey Pete )ubb Tom Drake Chris Buice Mike Nusbaum Robin Gentile Hank Wehner Gary Morris Mike Webb Chris Sams Ricky Lee Cheryl Mitchell Lynn Hodgson Laurie Craig Drama Club Ken Keith, loan Crowe, Laura Purdie, Lorinda Cordeirio, Patti Jones, )o Moore, Abner Wicht, Bob Costa, Larry Holleman, Linda Wiezorek, Laura McCormick, Steve Chaffin, Keit Tipton, lane Smith, Ron Smith, Nevin Lenhardt, Delores Robinson, Wayne McAllister, Dr. Gewinner. 158 Religious Clubs Student Christian Union Cuyler McKnight President Steve Hurd Vice-President Baptist Student Union Ron Bateman, President, Don Bennett, Sponsor Reverend Green, Marvin Stover, Sandy Hollan, Pat Pratt, Linda Bateman. Student Christian Union - lohn Simpson Newman Club Gary luskowiak, President, lohn Bips, Cathy Cooper Barbara DeMarco, 159 ASS1S tanl Ed. Helen Shirley, Editor Cyclops Staff members not shown: Nancy Cash oyce Swift Chris Cheek Kete Tipton, Photographer Charles Raines, Photographer Chip Hollis, Photographer % %. Betty McCalla I 160 Henry Robinette, Glenn Adams, Laura Purdie, Margaret Estes, Judy Mulkey, Pam Barraclough Barbara DeMarco, David Fletcher, Amelia Wiley, Ralph Santaliz Connie Bearden, Steve Gilmore, Editors Ellen Fretz, Elaine Lunsford, Chad Cartwright, Steve Gilmore Bugler Virginia Licklighter Pam Barraclough, assistant editor, Tommy Harris, Editor Mary McCabe 1 Bobby Barnette President Jenny Luthi Secretary Bob Mathews Vice-President Boyd Raines Treasurer Harvey Sanders Martha lane Steadman Buck Mandeville Linda Storey )ohn Bips Melinda McGinty Ian Prince Mike Simmons In an effort to develop a complete campus environment, our student govern- ment promotes and coordinates activities and administers suggestions presented to it. As a forum for opinion it acts as a liaison between the faculty, admin- istration, and the student body. Its members compose a proportioned number of freshmen and sophomores, juniors and seniors elected annually. 162 Kathy Miller, President, Elaine Lunsford, Vice-President JoAnn Overstreet, Secretary, Mary Ellen Morris, Treasurer Women ' s Affairs Board 163 House Council for Lewis Proper: Ginger Bush, Ian Prince, and Len Hicks, President House Council for Lewis Annex: Rhenida Bennet, President, Kay Swafford, and Maria Moore House Councils Sanford House Council Nancy Abbott, Edie Wells, Nancy Edwards, President 164 Marcia Barton, Midgee, Holbrook, Joyce Kesler, Carol Hollon, Colleen Welton, loanne Overstreet, Ann Telford, Pres., Georgia Cerdon, Dianne Groover, Mariruth Johnson, Cathy Cooper, Jan Pace REC Council Ann Telford, Pres. 165 Rec Clubs Through sports and social functions REC Clubs promote recreation for the coeds on campus. Their activites this year included Rush parties in the Fall and a Christmas Banquet in Gainesville. Carol Hollan — Capt. MERCS Colleen Welton — Co-Capt. Dianne Groover — Capt. HIPPS Mariruth Johnson - Co-Capt. 166 TRAHS Marcia Barton — Capt. Midgee Holbrook - Co-Capt. PHI OMICRONS Kathy Cooper - Capt. Janice Pace - Co-Capt. 167 ft {X ft . MX C .00 jb . 1900 I riti ' li Ilorth 6eorgia College tfl ? flr fl| p| o I ft CRUK N WID GRANGL !• ' •• ' . -.:■ - BOWERS AT ARMS - ism t%rM BAViD A. HALL JACKIE CAIEROK Bill :?issey PUBLIC RELATIONS JERRE nARVARD RONNIE ;.EAC J A.W :- ' •• mlle( IX. EYER fl ftrir ILL BOOTH I ■ - ■ I BOYD RAISES nAiHAN ROPER P ( o si grf ' a ! i M l4f 3 P X ilV 2 x ILW H 19B9 llorth Ge ft ft £ Q ■ h j 1970 a College yiMkLv «fl ' w ' . % r CT F3 , Ai ikiiil 1st ROW: Kathy Miller, Jane Garrett 2nd ROW: Bobby Barnett, George Aldridge. Ruth Ellen Powell, Bonnie Wooten, Shiela Shannahan, Gary Wayne. Steve Hurd, Mike Davis, David Fletcher, |im Crupi, Connie Bearden. 172 Rheineda Bennett, Ann Telford, Susan Hollis, Harvey Sanders Bernie Booth, David Grange, lohn Purtynum, Dave Dickson. Who ' s Who m 174 •■ t ' o A ft - Classes Superlatives mwm Most Versatile: Mike Carden, Shiela Shanahan, not pictured. Friendliest: Mike Ash, Susan Prather Wittiest: Beetle Bailey, Martha lane Steadman Most Sincere: Buddy Corbin, Timber Smith 176 Most Dependable: Mike Kelley, Connie Bearden Most Athletic: Cuyler McKnight, jean Kennedy, not pictured Mr. and Miss NGC: Mike Davis, Maria Moore I 177 Seniors Senior Class Officers Treasurer — Thomas M. Harris Secretary — Connie Bearden President — Mike Davis Vice-president — lames Crupi Acuff, Edward B., |r. Aldridge, George W. Allin, Ronald D. Arnold, Barbara A. Arp, Earnest E. Ash, |. Michael Bailey, David V. Barnette, William R. Bateman, Ronald C. K Bearden, Connie R. Bearden, Dianne L. Bennett, Rhenida R. Benton, lames P. Best, Margaret E. Black, Sandra D. Blackburn, Patsy L. Blanton, Steven E. Bonnette. Richard K. Booth. Bernard M, Brazzeal, Richard T. Brewer, Lynda C. Broderick, John D. Bruce, Mrs. Wanda C. Cail, Randolph J. Cantrell, Teddi D. Carden, )ohn M. Carden, Mrs. Mary C. Carmichael, Paul D. Cashon, Mrs. Betty C. Cathey, Montia L. Cato, Faye E. Cawthon, Mary M. Chandler, Norman A. Chandler, Mrs. Theresa Chandler, William C. Chapman, ]ane W. Chaviano, Frank A. Cheek, Brenda A. demons, Andrew L. Cline, Randell S. 179 Coleman, William R Cook, Carolyn M Corbin, Jordan V. Jr. Cowan, Harvey D Craig, Walter J. Jr Crissey, James E. Crissey, William F. Cruce, Michael M. Crupi, James A. Daniel, Charlotte E. Davidson, Richard W. Davis, Marsha E. Davis, Talmadge M. Densmore, Glenda G. Dickson, David L. Duncan, Lee C Dupree, Cuyler T. Ellis, Glynn T. Jr. i El 1 is, Mrs. Paula L Evans, Charles P. 2 Fleming, Charlotte I. .l 180 Senior Class Beauty Maria Moore Fletcher, David D. Freeman, James J. Garner, Lula L Garrett, Sandra J. Gartrell, O.rolyn C. Gilbert, Russell S. Gillespie, Barbara ). Gilliand, Michael C. Gilmore, Steve A. Glymph, Wilma Gooch, Mrs. Tommie L. Gordon, Georgia E. Graham, Peggy Sue Grange, Mrs. Caryl Grange, David L. Green, Martha A. Hale, Bartley E. Jr. Hammond, Mrs. Patricia P. Hanna, Dianrje M. Harper, Robert L Harris, Thomas M. Heldreth, Charles H. Hewell, Ma ' y E. Higgins, Kenneth B. Hitt, David S. Hollis, Susan A. Holt, Richie B. Hood, Linda G. Howard, Michael W. Hurd, Steven L. Ingram, Colvin W. Isom, Roger L. Johnson, Barbara A. lohnson, Susan T. ones, Don T. Jones, Glenn W. Jones, Harry G. Jones, Judith A. Jones, Lance G. Kaplan, Stanley M. Kelly, Michael A. Kennedy, Jean C. Kilman, Terrence M. Kimmel, Karen L. King, Gary R. King, Glynn T. Kitchens, Christopher H. Kitchens, Margaret L. Kiyohara, Ikuo Kuipers, Gilbert F. Laws, John S. Jr. Lloyd, Deanna Lunsford, Ruth E. Lyon, Patricia L. Maddox, Forrest L. Martin, Martyn A. Mason, Jerry L. Matherly, Monroe J. Matthews, Linda Mattox, Philip M. McCallum, Reuben W. McClain, Reida L. McKnight, Calvin C III Miller, Mrs. Katherine Miller, Ronald J. Mills, David P. Milner, Dana W. Mitchall, Cheryl A. Moore, Maria V. Morehouse, Betty J. .J H SqKBfe i iSSBi 1 1 ' ' ffiftfiFsSlr ' r ' fi 3B 1 ' 1 p -- 3nhH Bu bJKif tP Esie G S Iff ■ ' . ' KB ■ r A jM ■-.-■ ■ . - f m B 1 RV wi m ' lw H f I if j 1 J Hi ml lwUfefll ■k! Senior Class Beauty Deanne Owensby Morgan, William F. Napier, Earline A. New, Patricia A. Newby, lames S. Nirenstein, David M. O ' Rouke, Alan D. Owensby, Thomas H. Pagano, Mike W. Parks, Bruce S. I Patterson, Brenda P. Petersen, Waren D. Phillips, Revonda B. Powell, Ruth E. ' Prather, Susan E. Provine, Richard T. Purtymun, |ohn G. Rabb, Mrs. Peggy M. Rayman, Brett D. Reed, Martha N. Reyna, Richard G. Richardson, Patricia A. Robinson, Joann Rockett, Mrs. Bonnie C. Rogers, David A. Ronyak, Charlotte L. Roquemore, William A. Jr. Salter, Michael H. Sanders, Harvey J. Satterfield, John C. Sch later, Jeffrey A. Seitz, Joyce C. Sexton, Marjorie Ann Shanaham, Sheila W. Shaver, Russell T. Shemwell, Scott M. Simmons, Millard H. Smith, Cerann E. Smith, Pat Smith, Timber A. Southern, Sharon A. Stanelle, Steven W. Steadman, Martha lane Stine, John H. Stover, Sidney M. Sullivan, Margaret E. Swafford, Ethel Kay Tate, Charles D. Telford, Sara A. Thompson, Clenda Thompson, Harrison F. Thompson, Linda Sue Tow, Ellen R. Vinson, Jan C. Walker, Janet R. Wall, Leslie E. Ware, Wanda R. Warnock, John T. Warren, Wayne A. Weatherford, Lanell Welborn, Kitty A. Welton, Colleen S. Wilensky, Robert A. Williams, Daniel E. Willoughby, Sarah N. Wills, Paul R. Winkler, Francis R. Wood, Phyllis Wootten, Bonnie B. Yarbrough, Clark A. Doc Waller Ken Odum Claude J. Grace 185 Adams, Glenn E. Alexander, Mrs. Naomi P. Alexander, Robert E. Andrews, Brenda K. Bailey, Henry V. Baker, Whitney A. Barton, Marcia A. Bateman, Mrs. Linda ). Beauchamp, loseph R. Beck, Linda C. Becker, William H. Bolado, Homero |r. Boles, Bonnie L. Bowling, Susan J. Bramblett, Grace V. Branch, Grace L. fBrophy, William S. Buice, loseph C. Cain, Glenna A. V A Gain, William P. Callaham, Jack M. Cameron, Marilyn T. Caples, Diane E. Carney, Suzanne Chaffin, Steven Chambless, Brenda A. Chambless, Clenda E. Chandler, William L Cheek, Peggy S. Childs, Joe J. Jr. Clark, Susie J. Clements, Joe C Collins, James F. Collis, Olivia S. Conner, Carlile L Conner, Gail E. Ray, Alice C Cooper, Kathryn D. Corbin, Tommy F. Crawford, Jane A. De Loach, Deon S. Dezwarte, Cheryl L. Ellerbe, Robert F. Evans, Olin R. Fisher, Jamie A. Fleming, Glenda C Fortson, James F. Gardner, Sherry D. Giles, Robert L. Goss, General W. 187 Grant, Betty L. Griffith, Phillip B. Groover, Nancy D. Ham, John W. Harding, Steve M. Harris, Gwendolyn E. Harris, Mary M. Harvard, Jerre E. Hatcher, Harry M. Hauserman, William F. Hayes, Edward B. Hays, Walter D. Haynie, Nancy E. Head, Mrs. Beni G. Heath, Linda Hellman, Lauren R. Hicks, Bettye L. Hodges, Greg A. Holcomb, Henry G. Holland, Sandra D. Hood, Carlton L. Hunt, Rebecca R. Isbell, Cheryl Ann Johnson, Brenda R, Johnson, James F. Jubb, Peter S. Juskowiak, Gary L. Kea, Karen H. Keane, Timothy G. Kenyon, Mrs. Elizabeth O King, David J. King, Jeffrey K. King, Patsy L. Luthi, David P. Our Hero! lunior Beauty - Pat Hoyt Marr, Ann E. Mathews, Robert S. Mayhue, Robert M. McCabe, Mary E. «£, ;« . McCarty, loan V. McCurley, Keith R. McCavic, David W. Moore, Ricky D. |MWS . mk ■ ■ ««i HF H J I , - , r W A P jL Moore, Teresa A. i v m if h Morris, Susan M. r H Murphy, Sara ). Nusbaum, Charles M O ' Kelley, Linda S. Olinger, Charles W. Orr, Larry H. Overstreet, |oAnn 189 Parr, Martha E. Persia, Thomas ). Prince, Robert H. Pryor, Robert S. Rayman, Danette Reid, James M. Ricketts, Brandel L. Roark, Walter L. Roper, John D. Seaton, Sarah E. Shepard, Edward W. Shirley, Helen C Sims, Jimmy R. Sisco, Gary Sisk, Beverly J. Smith, L. Travis Smith, Robert M. Stearns, Erline M. Stein, Robert D. Storey, Linda D. Strickland, Sharon S. Swift, Joyce L Swartz, V. Karolyn Taylor, Susan F. Thomason, Edward A. Thompson, Lennard F. Tipton, Amber B. Toole, James L. Townsend, William T. Travillian, Gloria |. loving group at play Turner, Richard L. Vogel, Douglas J. Warnock, Mrs. Ann S. Wicht, Louis Abner Willbanks, Julia E. Williams, Becky ). Williams, Linda E. Wilson, Linda J. Wisherd, Ann ). Woody, Ronald H. Wright, Richard H. Capt. Yoder, John W. York, Freddie G. Young, Marcia L 191 Sophomore Would you believe this picture is posed?? Adams, Julia H. Akers, Elizabeth A. Alton, Chester R. Anderson, Rita ). Anglin, Clenda F. Arp, Charles D. Austin, Brian |. Avera, Denise Bailey, Clenda K. Bannister, Rochelle A. Barraclough, Pamela J. Barrett, Elizabeth ). Barron, Doris D. Barry, lames M. Bell, George S. Bips, |ohn A. Black, Elizabeth L. Black, Sandra K. Blackburn, Deborah K. Bowen, Judith C Brewer, Beth B. Brooks, Johnny T. Brown, David A. Bush, Virginia A. Chandler, Gregory C. Citek, Penelope J. Clark, Benjamin L. Cleaveland, Susan G. Coker, David L. Collier, Ernest V. Conoly, Morris R. Cooper, Betty A. Coots, Elaine G. Corley, Nancy R. Cowart, Eric P. A f Crossan, Charles L. Cutler, Peter C. Dabbs, lohn A. Daniel, Jul ie V. Davis, Margaret H. Davis, Wanda S. Drake, Thomas D. Duncan, Nancy P. Durban, Mike T. Exum, Teresa E. Fanning, Suzanne C. Farmer, Rita S. Ferguson, Ruth A. Fisher, Thomas F. Ill Ford, Andrew C. Fosgate, Heather L French, Margaret S. Gallimore, Terra Lee Garner, Thomas B. Garner, Linda F. Garrett, Kathryn C Glover, Dickie Gowder, Deborah G. Greenway, Dolores E. Gulick, Paula L. Hallman, |ohn Hamby, Beverly B. Hamlin, lames C. Harris, Holly J. Harsh, lannine R. Hart, Joel J. Hastings, Shirley A. Hatcher, Donald W. Hawkins, Martha A. Hawkins, James M. Sophomore Class Beauty Jackie Simpson 193 Hecht, Charles K. Hendricks, Robert B. Hill, Margaret R. Hilton, John P. Hodgson, Joyce L. Holbrook, Janie L. Holbrook, Mildred A. Holleman, Larry C. Hoi lis, Janice E. Hollon, Carol A. Hoover, Anna R. Hughes, Evelyn D. Hackson, Franc E. Johns, J. C Johnson, Kathleen H. Johnson, Mariruth Johnson, William F. Johnson, William H. Jones, Gail Justus, Laura C- Keasler, Joyce E. Kelley, Margaret C. Kennedy, Jane Kesler, Alice Lanier, David E. Lee, Sharon A. Lipscomb, Lawrence Lloyd, lane C. Long, Mary Jo Lueptow, Linda M. Sophomore Class Beauty Marsha Parham Sophomore Class Officers President — Bill Johnson Secretary - Mary Ellen Morris Vice-President - Bill Booth 7W Luques, Jeffrey R. Lynch Peggy Maertens, Buddy Mason, Marie Mathews, Mark W. Mauldin, Paul H. McAbee, Randy C. McAvoy, James D. McBrayer, Johnny F. McDonald, Harry A. McEntyre, Janet M. McFarlin, Roily McKee, Sharron E. Miller, Robert Stephen Mize, Shannon Mulkey, David R. Moore, John A. Murphy, Arthur H. Murphy, Cathi Nalley, Janie Cheri Nearing Newsum, Colleen H. Nicholas, Margaret D. Nimmer, William T. Oakes, Helen E. O ' Neal, Susan Otero, Herbierto II Pace, Janice Panter, Angela Paramore, Jerry S. 195 Parham, Marsha A. Phillips, Shirley A. Pilcher, Janice L. Pope, Bill W. Powell, Joel E. Pratt, Frances P. Pruitt, Joan A. Prince, Peggy J. Rabon, Larry R. Raines, Boyd W. Raines, Charles A. Rayfield, Suzanne D. Rawls, John C. Reed, Steven L. Richardson, Linda C. Ritchie, George C. Robinette, Henry C. Robinson, Roseanna Robinson, Sharon L. Rodgers, Pete J. Rogers, Susan E. Roseberry, Marie E. Roy, Cecilia E. Rushell, Carol L. Rylee, Claudia K. Sago, David A. Seddon, John A. Shannon, Sally L. Shaw, Cynthia L. Shipp, Michael D. Short, Bruce W. Sigwald, Herbert D. Simpson, Jacquelynne Snowden, Barbara A. Souther, William R. Speer, Kay I. Spencer, Carol A. Sprayberry, Nancy E. Srednicki, Frank S. Stanger, Terry L. Steadman, Sam S. Stone, James A. Strange, James A. Strupe, Ella S. Studdard, James W. Sullivan, JoAnn M. Sutton, Anne Edith Tankersley Rhonda P. 196 Thomason, Roy S. Thompson, Debbie L. Transom, George E. Vail, Stephen L. Vandiver, Patricia A. Vitale, Robert N. Wade, Beverly ). Wallace, Cathy E. Walker, Douglas L. Walls, Judy A. Webb, Michael L. Whatley, Gregory B. Wiezorek; Melinda K. Wiley, Amelia Williams, Bruce C Wills, Wesley O. Wilson, Michael E. Womack, Sue Vy Yawn, John G. McCalla, Betty Shoening, Cathy I. 197 Freshman Class Officers Treasurer - Naleeta Teague Secretary - Sally Shell President - Ricky Lindsey Vice-Pres. - Dennis McDonnell Aanes, Steven E. Abadzi, Helena Abbott, Nancy C. Adams, Andrea Akins, Elena J. Alexander, Raymond T. Allen, James D. Allen, Terry D. Anderson, Charles F. Anglin, Leon W. Appleby, Geraldine L. Ashcraft, Melinda A. Aultman, Melanie G. Bagley, James F. Baker, Julia A. Baker, Wayne R. Bardenwerper, Tari A. Barge, Marilyn C Bartley, Bruce Q. Barrett, Priscilla J. Barton, Alice F. Barton, Patricia A. Barton, Susan M. Bearden, Debra E. Beck, Amelia A. Becker, Ricky G. Benkoski, Susan I. Benton, Molly G. Bizzell, Cindy Black, Charles W. 198 Boles, Gloria K. Boyers, Charles A. Brabham, Frances Bradley, Cathy W. Braswell, Beverly Brazelle, Deborah A. Brinke, Robert W. Brown, Lonnie D. Burke, Herman D. Burns, Becky )o Burruss, Cathy D. Burruss, Deborah Butner, John F. Butts, lames F. Caldwell, Carol Cantrell, Kerry L. Carter, Dennis W. Cash, Nancy D. Cason, |udy A. Cate, Philip W. Chambers, Coby E. Chandler, Paul A. Chapman, Jackie Chastain, Elizabeth Ann Cheek, Christopher G. Chester, Christopher M. Childers, Debbie S. Childs, Wanda |. Christian, William O. Christy, Evelyn E. Clanton, Ann J. Collier, Kenneth J. Collins, Clifford D. Ill Cooper, Douglas S. Cordeiro, Lorinda R. Cordoba, Hernan Rex who??? 199 Cox, Glenn R. Craig, Alton H. Crowe, )oan E. Crowe, Sandra J. Dale, Norman D. Davis, Anita L. Davis, Betsy S. Davis, Robert B. Dekle, Mack W. Jr. DeMarco, Barbara E. Deupree, Jacqueline A Dilallia, Carlo A Donaldson, Emily J Dover, Marilyn L Dowell, Karen J IT Downer, Anna T. Downs, Nancy E. Downs, William L. Dudley, Carol L. Edwards, Nancy L. Edwards, Robert B. Elliot, Danny L. English, Stanley J. Epps, Deborah B. Eskew, Marianne °A C I wonder if we can eat here instead of at the . . . (chow hall Estes, Margaret C. Feagin, Russell K. Ferguson, Diane Fletcher, William L. Jr. I Forrester, Jerry M. Fretz, Ellen V. Fuller, Katina K. Gary, John W. Gibson, Keith M. Giddens, Linda D. Gray, Nathaniel A. Grant, Karen E. Grant, Frederick M. Gould, Ellen Gossett, Gary E. Hadden, Robert L. Haisten, David M. Hall, Ernest W. Hall, Susan K. Hammond, Sharon D. Hancock, Teresa C. Harkins, Dianne E. Harper, Susan C. Harris, Randall C. Hartman, Karen A. 201 Hasty, Bill Hawk, Karl W. Ill Hawkins, Paula D. Hayes, Ellyn A. Haynes, Billie R. Hazelrigs, Keith D. Head, Linda C. Head, Mary J. Herron, ]ohn T. Hinton, Olan T. Ill Hislip, Barbara A. Hodges, Carol A. Honea, Anita D. Hopkins, |asta L. Howard, Walter C. Howell, Karen M. Hughes, Melissa Hulsey, ]anis E. Hulsey, Marilyn G. Hulsey, Sheila D. Hulsey, Deborah E. Hutchenson, Gail Johnson, Linda S. Johnson, Sarah J. For duty, mother, and country! Jones, Frank S. Jones, Fred D. Jones, Jan Jones, Martha L. King, Connie D. King, Sherrie L. 202 It is more fun with two, . . . Koloroutis, Greg G. Lain, Alice J. Lance, Cynthia Landers, Mirian S. Langley, Judity Lanier, Harry D. Lathan, Cindy G. Lee, David R. Legg, Mary S. Lewis, Gary M. Lichlyter, Virginia E. Lindley, Frank S. Lindsey, Richard T. Jr. Lockett, Benjiman T. Loudermilk, Wanda L. Lusas, Neil ). Magness, Catherine L. Mantooth, Randy L. Maret, Mary H. Martin, Blenda G. Massey, James M. Mathis, Donnie C Matherly, Grant McAllister, Robert W. McConnell, Raymond D. McCormick, Laura J. McCoy, Mary K. McCullough, Ann C. McDaniel, John E. Jr. 203 Freshman Beauty Kathy Reece McElreath, Ralph T. Jr. McFarland, Molly K. McCarity, Jan R. McCinty, Mary M. McWaters, Michael L. Melton, William J. Merritt, Mary E. Miller, Ronald H. Miller, Susan Montgomery, James C Moore, Jo A. Morris, Peggy J. Mullis, Deborah L. Mundy, Judy M. Myers, Odette H. Negri, Mary E. Nelson, Carol A. Nevins, Todd J. Newsom, George W. Newton, Joseph C O ' Kelley, Marilyn D. Ormston, Sally J. Orr, John M. Pair, Norma L. Parker, Robert H. Partridge, David E. Payne, Delores A. Pense, Lee J. Peters, John C. Phillips, Shepperd H. Phipps, Mark A. Pirkle, ludy L. Pittman, Sandra D. Plott, Laura N. Popham, Norma B. Prewitt, David Prince, Allison S. Privett, Patsy D. Pryor, Patty J. Puckett, Deborah W. Puckett, Suzanne T. Purdie, Laura |. Rader, Marianne Ramfjord, Alan R. Ramsdell, Patti E. Ratliffe, Jeanne G. Reece, Kathy E. Reese, Mary K. Reid, Kenneth M. Reid, Rebecca L. Richard, Henry F. Robertson, Connie L. Robertson, lames R. Jr. Robinson, Mary D. Robinson, Margaret E. Rockey, Travis O. Rodriguez, Jose M. Roebuck, George S. Roper, Deborah C. i 1 Freshman Beauty Judy Mundy Rush, Patricia K. Sams, William C. Ill Sanders, Charles M. Sapp, Larry H Searles, Maxine Shell, Sally R. Sheppard, Donnie |. Silvers, Vonda C Simmons, Michael Simonton, Anita C Singleton, Susan N. Sirmons, Stella R. Skokan, Frank W. Slade, Sanda ). Smith, Bjian C Smith, Debra A. Smith, Eileen H. Smith, Emma I. Smith, Ernest P. Smith, lames H. Smith, Mary C. Smith, Richard C. Smith, Ronald M. Sparrow, lames M. Spinks, John R. Stanton, lames W. Steele, Robert C Stephens, Susan K. Stone, Charles S. Stone, Frank J. Stover, Sue Strickland, lack M. Sullivan, Kerry Summers, Stanley M. Swaine, Laura Talley, Wanda S. Taylor, James P. Taylor, |erry D. Teague, Naleeta C. Tefft, Bobby L. Terrell, Johnny B. Thomas, Royce Thrashner, Joanne Tingle, Gus Tipton, Charles K. Todd, Roger W. Townsell, Mary C. Trimble, Carlyle V 206 Vaughn, Brenda G. Wall, Willene N. Wallace, David L. Wallis, Ellen R. Ward, Beverly A. Washburn, Sherly ). Watson, |. E. Weaver, lerry D. Weeks, Bruce K. Wehust, Barney E. Wells, Edith ). Whaley, |ohn White, Dennis ). White, Jeffrey C. Whitehurst, Leila A. Whitten, Stephen Whitworth, Robert L. Wiegand, Nancy R. Wilbanks, Rosemary Williams, Kenneth R. Williams, Mary K. Wilson, |ean Witt, William A. Wolpert, Wanda Wood, Deborah A. Wood, Susan E. Woods, |anice Wright, Duane D. Young, Ruth A. Stone, Mike 207 Senior Directory Mildred Abies - Gainesville, Georgia B.S. in Elementary Education, S.E.A. Amy Gayl Avera - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Education, Phu Mu Fraternity, Physical Education Club. Ernest E. Arp — Blue Ridge, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration. George W. Aldridge III — Queenstown, Maryland, B.A. History, Sigma Theta Treasurer, NCO Club Secretary, 1st Bn. Commander, Basketball Scabbard Blade Commander Who ' s Who in American Colleges. Edward Acuff )r. - Moultrie, Georgia B.S. in Psychology, Football, Basketball, Tennis David Bailey - Huntsville, Alabama, B.S. in Business Administration. William Robert Barnette - Riverdale, Georgia, B.A. in English, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Sigma Theta Fraternity, Bugler, Spanish Club, NCO Club, Officers Club, President of S.G.A., Who ' s Who. Mary Stokes Carney - lasper, Georgia B.S. in Jr. High Education Betty C Cashon — Ellijay, Georgia, B.S. in Home Economics, Home Economics Club Faye Ellen Cato — Tucker, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, Trahs, Annex House Council, Spanish Club, Dean ' s List. Greg Chandler — Jacksonville, Florida, B.S. in Mathematics, Inter- mural tennis, table tennis, Concert band, Brass choir, BCDT Norman Chandler — Fork Union, Virginia, B.A. in History, Scabbard Blade, United States Marine Corps Theresa Chandler - Atlanta, Georgia, B.A. in Psychology, Trahs, Cho- rus, Psychology Club. Jane W. Chapman - Atlanta. Georgia, B.A. in English, Judo Club, Student Christian Union, Phi Omicrons, Cadet Bugler, Canterbury Club Secretary Ronald C. Bateman Jr. - Tifton, Georgia, B.S. in Physics, President of B.S.U., Vice-President of Physics Club. Connie Bearden — Stone Mountain, Georgia, B.A. in Mathematics, Cadet Bugler-Sports Editor, Features Editor, Co-Editor, Editor, Co-Chairman of the Women ' s Affairs Board, President of Sanford Hall, Sanford Hall House Council, Annex House Council, S.C.U., B.S.U., Hipps, Cyclops, staff, Y.W.A. ' s, National Society of Guidons, Dena ' s List, Collegiate Singers, Student-toStudent Tutoring Program, Spanish Club,. Who ' s Who, Senior Class Secretary. Dianne Bearden — Dawsonville, Georgia B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion, S.E.A. Dean ' s List Rhenida Bennett — Cumming, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, S.C.U. Trahs, S.E.A. - President, Annex President, WAB, Sigma Delta Upsilon President, Dean ' s List. Margaret Elaine Best - Atlanta, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology, Phi Oms. Sandra Elaine Black — Cleveland, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion, S.E.A. Brenda Alice Cheek - Mableton, Georgia, B.S. in Junior High Educa- tion Hipps, S.E.A., Student-to-Student Program, S.C.U. , Sigma Delta Upsilon, Annex House Council. Daniel L. Chester — Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion B.A. Club, Officers Club Dean ' s List, DMS, Wall Street Journal Award. Charles J. Clarkson — Swainsboro, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology, New- man Club Vice-President, Biology Club, Psychology Club, Tennis Team, All-Star Football, Honor Company Andy L. demons — Thomaston, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, Soccer Team, B.S.U., S.CU. William R. Coleman - Rota, Spain, B.A. in History Carolyn Cook - Dalton, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, S.E.A., Phi Omicrons, YWA ' s , House Council, S.C.U. Buddy Corbin - Asheville, North Carolina, B.S. in Biology, S.C.U. B.S.U. Rex Chaplain. Patsy Blackburn — Cumming, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion Steven E. Blanton — Atlanta, Georgia B.S. in Physical Education, Rex, Phvsical Education Club, Footoall, Basketball, Track Bernie Booth — Columbia, Tennessee, d.a. in French, Vice-President of Rex, Officers Club, NCO Club, Football, Basketball. Richard T. Brazzeall - Atlanta, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology, Outstand- ing Platoon Sgt. Award, NCO Club, Officers Club, Alfa Commander. Harvey D. Cowan - Conyers, Georgia, B.A. in History James E. Crissey — Camillia, Georgia B.S. in Physical Education, Scab- bard Blade, Sigma Theta, Physical Education Club, Officers Club. William Crissey - Camilla, Georgia, BMS. in Physical Education, Scabbard Blade, Rex, Officers Club Physical Education Club. James A. Crupi - East Point, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology, S.C.U. Two-Year ROTC scholarship, Cadet Bugler staff, Officers Club, DMS Who ' s Who Lynda Carol Brewer — Tucker, Georgia B.S. in Elementary Education, Trahs S.E.A. John D. Broderick — Savannah, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion Sigma Theta, Soccer team, Dean ' s List, NCO Club, Officers Club. Charlotte Elaine Daniel - Lexington, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Educa- tion Mercs, Physical Education Club, Dean ' s List. Richard Wayne Davison - Cleveland, Georgia, B.A. in Business Ad- ministration, Business Administration Club. Wanda C Bruce — Dawsonville, Georgia, B.S. in Business Education, B.A. Club. Marsha E. Davis — Acworth, Georgia, B.A. in English, Nu Gamma, Newman Club, Spanish Club. Randolph J. Cail — Atlanta, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, Blue Ridge Rifles Commander, NCO Club, Officers C lub, Dean ' s List, Wesley Foundation Paul D. Carmichael — Atlanta, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology, Rex, Scab- bard and Blade, Flight Program Michael Davis — Lawrenceville, Georgia, B.S. in Physics, Student Government Vice-President, S.C.U., Intermural sports, Aggressor, Physics Club President, Society of Physics Students, Nu Gamma. Gary Glenn DeMore - Dawsonville, Georgia, B.A. in History, Base- ball 208 Gail Densmore — Ball Ground, Georgia B.S. in Biology. bugler David L Dickson — Atlanta, Georgia, B.S. in Business Adminstration, Scabbard Blade, B.A. club treasurer, DMS, Football, Track Rex, Officers Club. Valentine Dobbs — Dahlonega, Georgia, B.A. in Sociology. Lee C. Duncan, |r. — Columbus, Georgia, B.S. in Political Science, REX NCO Club, Secretary, Officers Club, Brigade Band, Good Con- duct ribbon. National ROTC Band Association, Social Science Club, Concert Band, SCU, Newman Club, Beta Chi Delta Tau, Order of the Panther Aggre ssors, 1st Bn. All-Star Football, Chow hall Assistant commander. Cuyler T. DuPree — Athens, Georgia, B.A. in Psychology, S.C.U., Spanish Club, Aggressors, NCO Club, Officers Club. Robert A. Hattaway — Pembroke, Georgia, B.S. in Biology Melvin Hawkins - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Education, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Physical Education Club. Kenneth B. Higgins - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, NCO Club Officers Club. Susan Allyson Hollis - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Biology, Biology Club, President - Wesley Foundation, Who ' s Who, Dean ' s List, S.C.U., Sigma Delta Upsilon. Steve Hurd - Stockbridge, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, Outstanding Freshman, Blue Ridge Rifles, Who ' s Who, Guidons ' Advisor, Football, Basketball, Life Guard. Ernest G. Elliott — Dawsonville, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, B.A. Club. Paula Land Ellis — Jonesboro, Georgia, B.A. in English. Timothy H. Fanney — Virginia Beach, Virginia, B.S. in Business Ad- ministration, Commander, Order of Colombo, Officers Club, Scab- bard Blade. Charlotte I. Fleming - Atlanta, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, S.E.A., Trahs, Dorm Council. Dave George Fletcher - Moscow, Idaho, B.S. in Mathematics, Clark Mathematics Award, DMS, Two-year Army Scholarship, NCO Club, Good Conduct Award, Bugler Staff, Military Editor, Officers Club, Commander-Chow Hall. June Wood Fortson - Mclntyre, Georgia, B.S. in Biology, Biological Society. Lorena Garner — Murrayville, Georgia B.S. in Biology, S.C.U., Biology Club, Dean ' s List. Sandra lane Garrett - Cedartown, Georgia, B.A. in English, Brigade Staff Sweetheart, B.S.U., Cheerleader, E., G., Dorm Council, Dean ' s List, Mercs, S.E.A. Carolyn Gartrell - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Business Education Barbara Gellispie — Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Business Education, B.A. Club, Dean ' s List. Steve A. Gilmore - Athens, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Soccer team, Cadet Bugler, Managing Editor. Tommie Lois Gooch — Suches, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, S.E.A. Dean ' s List. Claud J. Grace - Macon, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology, President of Sigma Theta Fraternity. Dianne Miller Hanna - Cedartown, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Edu- cation, Trahs, Dean ' s List, Cheerleader for B, G, E, Echo Sweetheart, Golf Sweetheart. Robert L. Harper — Dalton, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Rex, B.A. Club, Officers Club, Company sports. William R. Harper, Jr. — Marietta, Georgia, B.A. in Political Science, B.S.U., S.C.U., Officers Club, North Georgia Forum. Thomas M. Harris — Gainesville, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion B.A. Club, Officers Club, Treasurer Senior Class, Editor-Cadet Don T. Jones - Riverdale, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, Football, Color Guard. Glenn W. Jones - Dahlonega, Georgia B.S. in Mathematics, E.C.A., Physics Club. Harry G. Jones - Buford, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration B.S.U., S.C.U., Horseshoes, Basketball, Softball. Michael A. Kelly — Jersey City, New Jersey, B.A. in Political Science, President - NCO Club, Football, Officers Club. Jean Kennerly — Gainesville, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Education, Mercs, Physical Education Club Sweetheart, Lifeguard, Karate Club, S.E.A. Terence M. Kilman - Atlanta, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Football, Sofball, NCO Club. Karen L. Kimmel - Decatur, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, S.E.A. Collegiate Singers. Gary R. King — College Park, Georgia B.S. in Business Administration. Chris Kitchens — Smyrna, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, B.S.U., Sophomore Class President, S.G.A — Freshman Representative. Ikuo Kiyohara — San Mateo, California, B.A. in History, Drama Club, NCO Club, Officers Club Gilbert F. Kuipers — Cochran, Georgia, B.S. in Chemistry, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Dean ' s List, Wesley Foundation, Brigade Band. Phillip C. Leger - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Education, Physical Education Club. Donald T. Liles — Columbus, Georgia, B.S. in Chemistry, Aggressors, Order of Colombo, Officers Club, Gamma Sigma Fraternity, Chemis- try Club — President. Charlotte Livingston — Roswell, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Trahs, B.A. Club, Delta Cheerleader, Echo Cheerleader. Patricia L. Lyon - Canton, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, B.S.U., S.C.U., S.E.A., Nu Gamma, Dean ' s List, Honor Bars. Forrest L. Maddox - Sandy Springs, Georgia, B.S. in Chemistry, Sigma Theta, Science Club, O-Club. Martyn A. Martin — Columbus, Georgia, B.S. in Chemistry, Treasurer of Freshman Class, Chemistry Club. Larry C. Mashburn - Blue Ridge, Georgia, B.S. in Business Adminis- 209 tration, Sigma Theta, Intramural Sports, Business Administration Club. Jerry L. Mason - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, Physics Club. Monroe |. Matherly - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Educa- tion, Baseball, Football, BSU, Badmitton Tournament, SCU, Physical Education Club, Volleyball, USMC Linda G. Mathews - LaFayette, Georgia, B.A. in Sociology, Girl ' s Rifle Team, Captain, National Guidon Society, Spanish Club, Mercs. Philip M. Mattox - Smyrna, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Education, Base- ball, Physical Education Club, Treasurer, Rex, Officers Club. Thomas E. Ovbey - Gainesville, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics, Rex, Drill Team, Outstanding Freshman, NCO Club, Marine PLC Program. Deanna Lloyd Owensby — Rome, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion, Mercs, Co-Captain, Rec Council Secretary-Treasurer, Blue Ridge Rifles Sweetheart, Cheerleader for Charlie, Band, Junior Class Secre- tary, National Guidon Society, Best Dressed Contest Finalist. Thomas Harry Owensby — LaGrange, Georgia, B.S. in Business Ad- ministration, Blue Ridge Rifles, Rex, President, NCO Club, Vice-President of Officer ' s Club, Business Administration Club. Mike W. Pagano - Augusta, Georgia, B.S. in Junior High Education, SEA, Vice-President. Judith Jones Mulkey - Griffin, Georgia, B.A. in English, SCU, Vice-President, Co-Feature Editor of Cadet Bugler, Cheerleader for Foxtrot and Echo. Bruce S. Parks — Chamblee, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Business Administration Club, Order of Colombo, All-Star Football, Football, Scuba Club. John R. McCain Jr. - Decatur, Georgia, B.S. in Biology, Blue Ridge Rifles, Drama Club, Aggressors, Coach of Girl ' s Rifle Team. James R. McCalla - Newnan, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion. Penny Patterson - Rome, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, Mercs, Dean ' s List, Charlie Cheerleader, SEA. William L Payne - Rome, Georgia, B.S. in Physics, Rex, Physics Club, American Association of Physics, Football, All-Star. R. W. McCallum - Lizella, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Drill Platoon, Softball, Volleyball. Reida McClain - Hogansville, Georgia, B.S. in Biology, Student Counselor, Wesley Foundation, Student Affiliate American Chemical Society, Collegiate Chorus. Cuyler C. McKnight III - Augusta, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Educa- tion, Baseball, Sigma Theta, President of Junior Class, President of SCU, DMS, Outstanding Platoon Sergeant, Brigade Chaplain. Ronald lay Miller Jr. - Decatur, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Intramural Sports, Rex, NCO Club, Business Administration Club, Scabbard and Blade, Officer ' s Club, SCU. Dana W. Milner - St. Petersbury, Florida, B.S. in Psychology, Football, Basketball, Softball, Track, Scabbard and Blade. Maria Moore - Stone Mountain, Georgia, B.S. in Business Adminis- tration, Business Administration Club, Mercs, Cheerleader, Band, Charlie, Vice-President of Annex, NCO Club Sweetheart, Charlie Sweetheart, Dean ' s List. Betty J. Morehouse — Ringgold, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion, Mercs, BSU, YVVA ' S, Floor Chairman WAB. Thomas R. Pearce - Lincolnton, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Sigma Theta, Softball, Football, Basketball, Blue Ridge Rifles, Military History Award. Warren D. Peterson - Columbus, Georgia, B.S. in Biology, Intramural Sports. Revonda B. Phillips - Blairsvi lie, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion. Ronnie V. Pierce — Jasper, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Education, Foot- ball, Softball. Mrs. Floy M. Pinson — Gainesville, Georgia, B.S. in lunior High Edu- cation. Susan Elizabeth Prather - Stone Mountain, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Westminister Fellowship, SCU, Z.A. ' s, Sororities Forming Committee. Richard Provine - East Point, Georgia, B.S. in Biology, Biology Club, Aggressors. lohn G. Purtymun — Decatur, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration Scabbard and Blade. Earline A. Napier - Ball Ground, Georgia, B.S. in lunior High Educa- tion, SEA, P.O. ' s. Patricia A. New — Chamblee, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, Echo Cheerleader, Dean ' s List, House Council. James S. Newby - Williamson, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Sigma Theta, NCO Club, Officer ' s Club, Brigade Band, Business Administration Club, Vice-President of NCO Club, Order of the Pan- ther. David M. Nirenstein — Macon, Georgia, B.S. in History, Football. Kenneth A. Odum - Statesboro, Georgia, B.S. in Business Adminis- tration, Flight Program, SCU, Sigma Theta, Flick Master, Pizza Palace Delivery and Assistant Manager. Alan D. O ' Rouke — Buford, Georgia, B.S. in Physical Education, Foot- ball, Track, Officer ' s Club. Peggy Mercer Rabb — Cairo, Georgia, B.S. in Home Economics, Mercs, lunior Class Representative, Dean ' s List, Home Economics Club, Vice-President. Brett Rayman - Deland, Florida, B.S. in Psychology, First Sergeant of Scabbard and Blade, Order of Colombo, Aggressors, Blue Ridge Rifles, Brigade Band, Rex, Officer ' s Club, NCO Club, Psychology Club, Annual Staff, All-Star Football, Basketball. Martha Noreen Reed - Pendergrass, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Edu- cation, National Society of Guidons, SEA, Trahs, SCU, BSU. Mary Beth Richards - Gainesville, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion, SEA, Treasurer. Patty Richardson - Macon, Georgia, B.A. in Mathematics, Mercs, Math tutor, House Council, Lewis and Annex. Thomas V. Riggins - Woodbury, Georgia, B.S. in Biology. 210 JoAnn Robinson — Savannah, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, SEA, Newman Club, Student-to-Student Program. Bonnie Chambers Rockett — Thomasville, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, BSU, SCU, SEA, Trahs, Mercs, Charlie, Foxtrot Cheerleader, Foxtrot Sweetheart. Joseph H. Roof — Norcross, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Radio Club, Physics Club, Sigma Theta. Michael H. Salter - Thomaston, Georgia, B.A. in History, Spanish Club, Rifle Team Captain. Lorraine Sampson - Gainesville, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Educa- tion. Harvey |. Sanders, Jr. - Royston, Georgia, B.S. in Chemistry, Rex, Nu Gamma, SGA, Chemistry Club. John C Satterfield — Chamblee, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Rex, DMS, NCO Club, Officer ' s Club, Business Administration Club, Outstanding Squad Leader Award. Charles D. Tate — Thomaston, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Sigma Theta. Mary Hewell Tate — Fayetteville, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology. Ann Telford - Gainesvillen Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, SEA, BSU, SCU, Phi Omicron, Fencing Club, President, Badmitton Club, President, Women ' s Recreation Association, President. Glenda Thompson - Macon, Georgia, B.S. in Mathematics. Harrison Thompson — Macon, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Business Administration Club, Aggressors, NCO Club, Color Guard. Sue Thompson — Marietta, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Business Administration Club, Annex House Council. Dave Todd — Lithia Springs, Georgia, B.S. in Physics, Physics Club, Radio Club, DMS. Rosalie Tow — Dahlonega, Georgia, B.A. in Sociology, Spanish Club. Jeffrey, A. Schlafer — Springfield, Virginia, B.S. in Mathematics, SCU, NCO Club, Officer ' s Club. Winfred R. Seaton, Jr. — Chotta, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Baseball, Business Administration Club. Joyce C. Seitz - Dahlonega, Georgia, B.A. in English, Annex House Council. Russ Shaver - Orlando, Florida, B.S. in Biology, Soccer Club, Swim Club, Cadet Bugler, Intramural Sports. Scott Shemwell - Rochester, New York, B.S. in Physics, Physics Club, Newman Club, Officer ' s Club, NCO Club, ROTC Scholarship. Millard H. Simmons - Byron, Georgia, B.A. in History, Intramural Sports. Joe Harvey Sitz III - Duluth, Georgia, B.S. in Physics, Sigma Theta, Physics Club, Radio Club, Intramural Sports. Gerann E. Smith — Roswell, Georgia, B.A. in Mathematics, Rec Coun- cil, House Council, Cyclops Features Editor, Collegiate Singers, SEA, Mercs, SCU. Janet Vinson - Atlanta, Georgia, B.A. in Political Science, Trahs, Ze- tontes Alethian, Vice-President, Wesley Foundation, Radio Club, Student-to-Student Program. Janet Rose Walker - Macon, Georgia, B.A. in Psychology, Wesley Foundation, Drama Club, Psychology Club, Guidons, Secretary. Leslie Wall Suches — Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, SEA, Sigma Delta Upsilon. Doc Waller — Royston, Georgia, B.A. in Psychology, Blue Ridge Rifles, Judo Club, Psychology Club, Drama Club, Rex, Cyclops, ROTC Flight Program, Sophomore, Junior Class, Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Gary Wayne — Flowery Branch, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Freshman Class President, Rex, 2nd Vice-President, Blue Ridge Rifles, DMS, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, In- tramural Sports. Sam Weatherford - Blairsville, Georgia, B.A. in Psychology, Cadet Bugler, Co-Editor, Cyclops, P.O. ' s, Wesley Foundation. Kitty Welborn — Clayton, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administration, Cyclops, Business Administration Club, SCU, Mercs. Pat Smith - Mount Airy, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, Hipps, SEA, BSU, SCU. Ron Smith - Laurel, Maryland, B.S. in Mathematics, Rifle Team, Intra- mural Sports. Sharon Southern - Ellijay, Georgia, B.S. in Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Secretary. Steven Stanelle - Athens, Georgia, B.A. in History, Officer ' s Club, Aggressor, SCU Executive Council, Intramural Sports. Martha Jane Steadman - Waynesboro, Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, SEA, SGA, Rec Council, Mercs Captain, Collegiate Singers, First Batallion Sweetheart. Colleen Welton — Macon Georgia, B.S. in Elementary Education, Mercs, Rec Council Vice-President, SEA, House Council, Newman Club. Chris Williams - Kennesaw, Georgia, B.S. in Psychology, Drama Club, Gama Sigma. Sarah Willoughby - Dawsonville, Georgia, B.S. in Business Adminis- tration, Business Administration Club. Randy Wills - Dalton, Georgia, B.S. in Physics, Sigma Theta, Brigade Band, Concert Band, Sigma Phi Sigma, Outstanding Band Cadet. Ronnie Winkler — Cleveland, Georgia, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, Business Administration Club, Intramural Sports. Marvin Stover - Suches, Georgia, B.S. in Biology, BSU. Margaret Sullivan — Tucker, Georgia, B.S. in Junior High Education, SEA, National Society of Guidons. Kay Swafford — Chamblee, Georgia, B.A. in English, Mercs, Collegiate Singers, Annex House Council, Secretary, Rec Council, Secretary. Bonnie Wooten — Kennesaw, Georgia, B.A. in English, Trahs, Cy- clops. 211 ■ H ■ ' - ' W.- 1 H V ■; ■ ■ • y -«.• -4 ' ■ ■ ;:•• ■ urn, Si ■ P ■ Bb Rill C.fui. ?•,... . KISS ■  ■ m H Efllgi PSo I ■ r ■ ■ n ■ ■ 1 M-m- HH3I Hfl HSU ' i {■mat f ' A iWUmUlXBt ■ n HI 1M mJi im t i