Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

1 958 YAMACRAW OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY ATLANTA, GEORGIA Shirley Benefiel, Editor Alan Moore, Business Manager feMii .-- ■ ' L : - t ii :t. i: . r s.: ' ,7 •■ ' c.t.--.. ■fA J;, A I  .«- ' ■1U .(• ■ •• :.v- 5, ' mS ' . v :4 5 . ? ' Am- ■. ,-- - ' JCi ' ' 4 s- GS - 1?: .wv ' ,r To GARLAND PINHOLSTER, Coach and Professor, who exemplified a courage of faith that inspired a spirit in the hearts of the Student Body .... It is to this man and his genuine and sincere interest in Oglethorpe that our appreciation is shown in this our Dedication of the 1958 YAMACRAW. ACTIVITIES M,.0 , v. IT r -a — ? -1 1 ' • 1 1 1 ,,. ' i,- 1 I — -— ; - n 1 1 1 «[f 1 8 ij o 5 rV im: A contribution of the 1 957-58 Rats. RAT WEEK Sue and Carol should read Emily Post . . BMJ- . B ' ' - vi I 9 H- 1 1 i Hj UH i ■J The Line-Up A kindly upperclossman offers a free shave. The Most Honorable and High Rat Court Chief High Priestess llo and Chief High Priest Ed Defense Attorney loses another cose. Charlie Smith rides Roy Rogers ■ft ft Y Jp K. r KkBKs W B ' The Duck meets a Rat ' Old friendships are renewed. G E T-A CQUAINTED PARTY ' Getting to know you. THE SADIE HAWKINS ' DAY DANCE A triumphant marriage ceremony of Daisy Mae, Sandra EUenberg, and Li ' l Abner, Whitey LeBlanc, was performed by the reverend Joe Soldati at the Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the Duchess Club. Anyone ' s you know? Tennessee Moore-on. The Big Wedding Hill-Billy Silhouette CAPPING CEREMONY PRESIDENT ' S RECEPTION CONVOCATION 13 B 1. ' ' 1 k; r « SB li Is -mk .... 1 m m - %s CHRISTMAS BOAR ' S HEAD CEREMONY AND PROGRAM THE READINGS MAC BETH 15 6. VARIETY SHOW IR A ,1 iiv i l_ A ' l 16 J w t ' ' ..TV The Cheerleaders ' Presentation. THE BASKETBALL BANQUET The Team ' s Presentation. CHRISTMAS FORMAL 18 w ra K ' ' H pw H «— tf H ii y HE| _ i H 7 19 ■ J -■•■ ' Jr. -,y -a « ' ji MOM Bruce Hauck Jimmie Clower 1 Peggy Compton Ann Klein LADY Ina Foster and LORD Alan Moore Ted Bayley Ha Vorelmann LORD AND LADY OGLETHORPE BALL 20 sr.: s i ' 21 Dennis prepares to catch Commy Get the mules on the rode! ' THE FRESHMAN HAYRIDE V a: SHIPWRECK PARTY As a class project the Senior Class sponsored a Shipwreck Party in the Gameroom. Admis- sion and reffeshments were free. f l 4 BlHF- - -b m STUNT NIGHT Ballerina? The Girls ' Dorm. mm A ft Ina accepts the award. r Mm. i SSl) R. U. R. Presented by the Oglethorpe Players Directed by Richard Vaiente 25 am J FRESHMAN BLACK AND WHITE FORMAL This Formal, sponsored by the Fresh- man Class, was held at Robinson ' s Tropical Gardens on April the 18th. 26 Jerry Mann and Carol Campbell, two Freshman girls who helped to make the Formal such a success, wait for their dates. V Sandy and Bruce seem to have hod a wonderful time. 27 THE SPRING FORMAL Marc and Kay add Oglethorpe ' s Spring Formal to their mennories. - v- 28 29 Pgg ■H 1 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 30 pRf s pt:- lohd; to. mi ' lupojie Rf.V« ALll?6. MIU -to 6P Kt cu, . ' Areienxs 6Ave: ' •I en Ave: SffiAf YlfLQ . . .y — S?B, . 1 j I iV « « ' DR. DONALD C. AGNEW, President of the University 32 Deon of the Universify DR. GEORGE C. SEWARD 33 1 ADMINISTRATION mm CAROL TUCKER-Bursar MIKE MURPHY-Pub ic Relations Department 34 k JUANITA DIXON-Office Secretary MAJORIE MacCONNELL— Regisfror BERNICE HILLIARD-Residenf Counselor for Women I i HiiiyM. M- k I ' m- ' -:. 35 MARTHA de I ' ETOILE-Dief fian MINA LANGFORD-Diefif an HUMAN UNDERSTANDING WENDELL H. BROWN GEORGE C. SEWARD STANLEY M. DAUGERT « l. % LUCILLE B. AGNEW ARTHUR BIELER HOMER NICHOLSON 37 W. A. L. COULBORN CITIZENSHIP 38 A. CHEEVER CRESSY, JR. MAY S. RINGOLD ROBERT A. SHANLEY MARTIN L. ABBOTT ROY N. GOSLIN BERNICE R. MILLIARD [(| r| V ' J. KENNEDY HODGES GEORGE F. WHEELER ARTHUR COHEN LOIS WILLIAMSON BUSINESS J RANDOLPH HAYES JAMES R. MILES WILLIAM A. EGERTON -or FINE ARTS HARRY DOBSON RICHARD VALENTE tfMMI 1 COMMUNITY SERVICE L. POP CROW GARLAND PINHOLSTER NELL W. McGLOTHLIN K t:v . RICHARD M. RESER BEN A. BOHNHORST ' 15 STUDENT GOVERNMENT McDonald WILLIS, Vke-President The Student Government, popularly called the Student Council, consists of five Executive Officers and the Class Presidents. It represents and promotes the interest and activity of the Student Body in campus affairs. PEGGY COMPTON, Secretory INA FOSTER, Parliamentarian TOM DEACON, Treasurer CLASSES 48 49 SENIOR CLASS Rosalie Young . . . Vice-President Marvin Lawson . . . President Ann Klein . . . Secretary Frank Shipton . . . Parliamentarian Anne McGeady . . . Treasurer , ' 9 Patricia Baker BS in Medical Technology Hapeville, Georgia Frances Bartlett BS in Medical Technology Atlanta, Georgia Ted Bayley BA Jacksonville. Florida Shirley Benefiel BA Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Hava Buttenwieser Bitan BA Jerusalem, Israel Daniel Bolt BS in Education Rome, Georgia IT 1 Lawrence Boyers BA Goldsboro, No. Carolina Lloyd Britt BA Atlanta, Georgia James Glower BA Snellville, Georgia Eugene Coker BS Atlanta, Georgia Peggy Compton BA Powder Springs, Georgia Doris Eisenberg BA Savannah, Georgia T SRC f G • Clinton Fincher Ina Foster William Foster BA BA BA Atlanta, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Atlanta, Georgia 1 Arley Gardner Robert Garbutt 1 Reva Greenberg BA BS BA 1 Greenville, So. Carolina Lyons, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia ( John Harms BA Dunedin, Florida Bruce Hauck BA Decatur, Georgia Russell Haynie BA Atlanta, Georgia Linda Hoffman BA Atlanta, Georgia John Johnson BA Augusta, Georgia Josephine Johnson BA Norcross, Georgia Ann Jones Ann Klein Alice Kinc aid BA BA BA Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia East Point, Georgia Charles LaFlaur Jack Lane Marvin Lawson BS BA BA 1 Atlanta, Georgia Austin. Texas Cleveland, Georgia ! Catherine Leonard PlANG Kooi LOH John Lummus BA BA BS in Education Atlanta, Georgia Malaya Cummings. Georgia Ann McCallum Elizabeth McGarity Anne McGeady BA BA BA Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Duluth, Georgia Edward Millikan BS Atlanta, Georgia Alan Moore BA Chattanooga, Tennessee El AINh PiCKARD BS in Education Atlanta, Georgia Jay Plymale BA Atlanta, Georgia Mamie Ross BS in Education Marietta, Georgia Bette Schuenemann BA Chamblee, Georgia Charles Scott BS Decatur, Georgia William Scott BA Marietta. Georgia Mary Anne Sharp BA Decatur, Georgia Albert Sheppard BS Griffin. Georgia Francis Shipton BA Sandy Springs, Georgia Annette Smith BA Atlanta, Georgia Eddie Starnes BA Columbus, Georgia Ernest Stone BA Oak Ridge, Tennessee Martha Thompson BA Atlanta, Georgia Johnnie Turner BS in Education Powder Springs, Georgia Ila Varelmann BA Decatur, Georgia Raymond Webb BA La Grange. Georgia Eva Williams BA Decatur, Georgia f s tlK f . HlNES WOMMACK BA larrison, Georgia Rosalie Young BA Atlanta, Georgia fl fc J . - i S o ' (5i :t; f i I:- i i ' _ . ' If 1 ' ' iHti r TP- V f f TTV : I i! JUNIOR CLASS Class Officers: Frank Simmons . . . Secretary Joe Duckworth . . . Treasurer Pat Daniel . . . Vice-President Billy Carter . . . President Harold Buck . . . Parliamentarian, not pictured. ) Eugene Bales Pat Daniel Ronald Dickens fiK ' ar Jack Etheridge _ d A Gail Garwes Joe Green James Griffin Ki W. ' ' i?4 ' ' fex Hugo Hammond Caroline Hancock Leroy Hayden Frank Holley Charles Ingram Janne Lane Joseph Lovin Eleanore Mackenzie Peter Madson Sydney Mobley Mi I r Mary Pool Andy Olsen Carol, Porti;r I W 1 ,;fc - Pamela Paynter Ingram Daisy Ridgeway Frank Simmons Olivia Toubman McDonald Willis Meg Young I .. . . SOPHOMORE CLASS Robert Booker . . Francine Klein President . . Vice-President Lee Barrett . . . Treasurer Maureen Franks . . . Secretary 68 Harold Adair Joseph Alexander Lee Barrett Joseph Bennei i Fred Bonner Robert Booker Ellen Bressler JoEi Blrrow David Camp Frank Cole Thomas Deacon HOLLI Neeson Jl DiTH Prosser Sheppard Ik ; Mike Pruitt Barbara Ramsden Nancy Schali.er Joseph Sewell DoNN Sullivan Nancy Tarrant Daniel Troy Pennye Wilson N - . ! i m t FRESHMAN CLASS Ronnie Knopf . . . Vice-President Carol Campbell . . . Treasurer Barbara Baughman. . . Secretary Joe Soldati . . . President Joe Harb . . . Parliamentarian -,) y Jerry Anderson Allen Alilt Barbara Brown Judy Brown Charles Butler Bsrhara Bauohman f a J rf rSrfs5 J jERALDINE Pressley Elizabeth Rabe KATHERiNt Reynolds Eula Rodglrs EoDiE Rogers Charles Smiih Sue Snead Joseph Soldati Mary Anne Solomon Scott Stlx i-nson J j fe r C ' V;. i Elizabeth Timmons N NCY Vo(ir Marc Weinberg Nancy Williams Robert Williams Kelley Wiseman Robert Wynn Jessie Griffin HONORS 76 fiaaouuifiBa ILA VARELMANN Oglethorpe Cup The Oglethorpe Cup is a merit award given by the faculty to the woman who has most realized the ideals of an Oglethorpe education. TED BAYLEY Oglethorpe Cup The Oglethorpe Cup is a merit award given by the faculty to the man who has most realized the ideals of an Oglethorpe education. PATRICIA BAKER The Sally Hull Weltner Award for Scholarship The Sally Hull Weltner Award for Scholarship presented by the Oglethorpe University Woman ' s Club, is given each year to the Senior girl who has been at Oglethorpe for two years and has achieved the highest average of any girl in her graduating class. 1 ■■1 Ik 5? 1 ALBERT SHEPPARD The Oglethorpe University Trustees Award for Scholarship The Oglethorpe University Trustees present annuall an award for scholar- ship to the Senior man who has at- tended the University for two years and who has attained the highest average of any man in his class. Wl SHIRLEY BENEFIEL Mac Connell A ward Presented by the Sophomore Class, the Mac Connell Award is given to that Senior who the class feels has partici- pated cooperatively in many phases of campus life, and has not been fully recognized for it. . r ■•sVt JAMES CLOWER David Hess A ward The qualifications for the David Hess Award are the winning of a letter in an inter-collegiate sport in the year that the award is given, and the ability to face failure as well as success. He must be a gracious winner as well as a gracious loser. He must have furthered the athletic ideals of Oglethorpe through participation and assistance in the suc- cess of the over-all athletic program. ROBERT MARTIN Boar ' s Head A ward The Boar ' s Head Honorary Fraternity presents an annual award to that fresh- man boy whom they feel deserves rec- ognition for his achievements and participation in his studies and extra- curricular activities. MARTHA LAIRD Duchess Club A ward To the Freshman girl who best ex- emplifies the ideal of an Oglethorpe student, both in scholarship and campus activities, the Duchess Club Award is presented. 81 WHO ' S ell 1 V I LA VARELMANN WHO BOAR ' S HEAD Honorary Frafernify for Junior and Senior Men Fronf Row: Al Sheppard — President, Jimmie Clower, Jack Etheridge, Joe Green, Ted Bcyley. Back Row: Bruce Hauck, Gene Coker, Ernie Stone. Not Pictured, Frank Shipton. 84 DUCHESS CLUB Fronf Row.- Catherine Leonard, Anne McGeody, Ann Klem, P° Baker-President Ann McCallum. Second Row: Shirley Benefiel, Pat Dome Sydney Mobley, Bette Schuene- mann, Linda Hoffman. Third Row.- Peggy Compton, lla Varelmonn, Mary Anne Sharp. Fourth Row; Janne Lone, Kitty Kincoid, Martha Thompson Rosalie Young Not p.ctured.- Mrs. Wendell Brown-Advisor, Mrs. Bernice Milliard and Mrs. Lois W,ll,amson-Hon- orary Members. 85 Gene Coker— President, Pat Daniel— Secretary, Jack Etheridge, Carolyn Webb, Mau- reen Franks, Roger Adair, Ernie Stone, Linda Hoffman, Joe Alexander, Joe Green- Treasurer, Harold Adair, Al Sheppard — Vice-President, Not pictured: Pot Baker, Peggy Compton and George Wheeler — advisor. 86 BLUE KEY A National Honor Service Fraternity John Harms Buck Gardner Ernie Stone Ted Bayley Lorry Boyers, Al Sheppard, Marvin Lowson, Bruce Houck-Pres., Jim Clower, Frank Shipton 87 ORGANIZATIONS 88 HONOR COURT Front Row: Janne Lane, lla Varelmann, Chairman Marvin Lawson, Mary Anne Sharp Back Row: Tony Parades, Bob Loftin, Joe Green, Bob Martin. I I) . ' Wr% iiS3K HONOR COMMITTEE Dan Troy, Sydney Mobley, Rosalie Young— Chairman, Jimmie Glower, Robin Wynn. 91 PUBLIC RELATIONS -« DAN UFFNER WESTMINISTER FELLOWSHIP Fronf Row Ina Foster Carol Campbell, Sue Snead, Martha Laird, Barbara Baughman, J y Mann Sh r y Benefiel. Second Row Ted Bayley, Jim Harvey, A ' - oa- 7 Boyers-Pr sident, Whitey LeBlanc, Kelley Wiseman, Ronnie K °pf- Wayne Dobb. ackRow Lou Wuichet, John Harms, Ernie Stone, Buck Gardner, Denms Michael, 8 ' Pop Crow— advisor. 93 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Penny Jones, Kitty Kincaid, Dave Camp, Peggy Compton, Bill Cason, Mary Anne Sharp —President, Bette Schenemann. CANTERBURY Hugh Fraser, Barbara Ramsden, Nancy Schaller, Meg Young, Pete Madson— President. JUNIOR TOASTMASTERS Dennis Michael, Bob Martin, Jon Mundorff, John Harms, Pop Crow, Alan Moore, Lorry Boyers— President, Whitey LeBlanc, Tony Poredes, Buck Gardner, Penny Jones. 96 .:-w u i ' i , — K •-J i - ' H B B H I kl 1 H I B l T r ' • il rU I T iAi% (• : I CIRCLE K Ihe college Kiwanis organization Pete Madson, Larry Boyers, Ted Bayley, Ernie Stone, Dave Camp, Buck Gardner, Den- nis Michael, Lou Wuichet, Joe Alexander, Tom Deacon, Lee Barrett, Bob Booker, Front Row: Jimmie Clower, Alan Moore— Pres., Bob Gorbutt. 97 SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEG YOUNG, Chairman SYDNEY MOBLEY, Secretary MARY POOL 98 Hiiiiliiiili Mi JIMMY GRIFFIN PAT DANIEL jfe« L Jan Mundorff, Ellen Russell, Bar- bara Ramsden, Nancy Schaller, Harris Kandel. Not pictured— Bruce Houck THE DANCING CLASS Instructor — Caroline Pinholster l||SsP |W 1 i ' 100 NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION THORNWELL JACOBS CHAPTER Tony Huff, Dr. Bohnhorsi, John Synder, Dan Bolt, Sydney Mobley, Frank Holly, Rosalie Young, Frank Shipton, Eugene Bales, Lou Wuichet, Mrs. Nell AAcGlothlin, Anne Mc- Callum, Ilia Foster, Hurris Kandel, Nancy Tarrant, Peggy Compton (Temporary Chair- man). Fronf Row: Barbara Baughinan, Martha Laird, Mary Anne Sharp, Reva Green- berg, Bef-e Scheuenncinn, Josephine Johnson, Ann McGeady. 101 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Front Row: Ronnie Knopf, White LeBlanc, Tony Poredes, Pendleton Jones, Bill Cason, Mr. Disbrough, Lou Wuichet, T. Mack. Sfonding,- W. Sterling, Jon Mundorff— President, Bob Booker, Scott Stevenson, John Powell, Troy Childers, Kelley Wiseman, Dr. Richard Reser, Joe Soldoti, Buck Gardner, Bill Presnall, John Harms, Mike Pruett, Bob Loftin, Larry Boyers, Don Uffner, Dr. C. Cressy, Mr. Blount, Dr. R. Shanley, Mr. Dollar, Country Gorman and Pop Crow. S2a£ ' THE HUMANICS STUDENT ASSOCIATION Back Row: Dan Troy, Jan Mundorff, Bob Loftin, Billy Presnoll, Buck Gardner, Pop Crow— Resident Administrator. Third Row: Jim Harvey, Pennye Wilson, Dennis Michael, Mike Pruitt, Ronnie Knopf, Bill Christian. Second Row; Penny Jones, Marvin Lowson, Jim King, Jerry Mann, Kelley Wiseman, Tony Paredes. Fronf Row: Whitey LeBlanc, Ted Bayley, Jimmie Clov er, Larry Boyers, John Harms. Not Pictured: Bobby Booker, Shirley Benefiel, Lou Wiuchet, Joe Soldati. OFFICERS: Jimmy Clower . . . President Ted Bayley . . . 1st Vice-President Larry Boyers . . . 2nd Vice-President Shirley Benefiel . . . Secretary John Harms . . . Treasurer 103 THE OGLETHORPE LITERARY MAGAZINE Anna Hamilton Ellen Russell Caroline Hancock, Editor Jim Griffin Mrs. Donald Agnew, Advisor— Not Pictured. 104 SCOTT STEVENSON, Editor DENNIS MICHAEL and BOB BOOKER THE STORMY PETREL HARRIS KANDEL and ANNA HAMILTON 105 ERNIE STONE BENEir ANN . n .■ - :: ■■■ ' ■ ' . ' • ' . THE YAMACRAW Shirley Benefiel, Editor Alan Moore, Business Manager ' Pop Crow— Advisor— Not Pictured. 106 BRUCE HAUCK and SANDY CARTER Head of Photography LOU WUICHET Ina Foster, Buck Gardner, Mary Pool, Kay Fields. Anne McGeady, Bobbie Booker, Jimmy Griffin Not pictured — Larry Boyers. (Photography) White LeBlanc, Marc Weinberg, John Harms 107 SPORTS 108 109 THE 1957-58 BASKETBALL TEAM Wayne Dobbs, Billy Carter, Bruce Hauck, Eddie Starnes, John Mobley, Scott Shomp, Joe Seweil, Scott Stevenson, John Powell, Jimmie Clower, Ted Bayley— Manager. lio SEASON ' S RESULTS w Oglethorpe 47 Georgia State College L Oglethoqje 51 Mercer University L Oglethorpe 54 Berry College W Oglethorpe 64 Jacksonville State W Oglethorpe 79 University of Chattanooga W Oglethorpe 74 West Georgia College L Oglethorpe 53 Mercer University W Oglethorpe 81 Valdosta State W Oglethorpe 58 Piedmont College W Oglethorpe 66 North Georgia College W Oglethorpe 73 University of Chattanooga L Oglethorpe 57 College of Charleston W Oglethorpe 63 Georgia State CoUege L Oglethorpe 47 Newberry College W Oglethorpe 57 Berry College W Oglethorpe 61 Jacksonville State W Oglethorpe 74 West Georgia College L Oglethorpe 47 Athens College W Oglethorpe 65 Shorter College W Oglethorpe 70 North Georgia College W Oglethorpe 72 Piedmont College W Oglethorpe 71 Athens College W Oglethorpe 47 Valdosta State College W Oglethorpe 68 College of Charleston 42 63 63 59 42 34 57 55 40 59 62 58 52 58 48 47 60 73 30 49 56 44 44 28 Manager— led Bayley COACH GARLAND PINHOLSTER Wayne Dobbs Scott Shamp Billy Carter Bruce Hauck Scott Stevenson m ■ - J ' 1 ' ' r ' - ' Tll ' M ;i.Y ' ■ i |.; ' . John Mobley John Powell Eddie Stornes HI I H 1 it — f- 1 j H p¥gj Al H M S H Hi I p? j ' ' fl H J n Jimmie Clower ► • S i •asis THE ROAD TRIPS Decorations or warnings? And away we go! , Jr. Twenty winks for twenty points. Eager for a victory aliead ■1 ■5 fef« mM ■ J f v4 J M IhhjI Hl H pj uCR ir 3h To play, one must eat 117 The Five O ' clock return! Back Row: Joe Sewell, Ted Bayley, Hugh Fraser— Manager, Scott Stevenson, John Powell, Eddie Starnes. Front Row. Billy Carter, Joe Duckworth, Jimmie Clower, Bruce Houck, Wayne Dobbs, Jock Lane. Coach Garland Pinholster BASEBALL • ' (.-- ' . ' «7 ArX,- - --. %Mfe: •« . 118 p TENNIS ' ■ aite , ' ..- Harold Buck, Bruce Hauck, Frank Simmons, Jimmie Clower, Floyd Hopkins, Marc Wein- berg, Tom Deacon, Eddie Starnes, Wayne Dobbs. Nof pictured: Joe Harb. V m Coach Garland Pinholster ff o o ft i CHEERLEADERS Jerry Mann, Sandy Carter, Kay Fields, Pennye Wilson, Nancy Schaller, Ina Foster- Captain, Gail Garwes, Cammy Timmons, Martha Laird, Nancy Williams. Paris Island Refugee. . « ! ' We really won! ' f § Aw, come on, give me a drink. J Eight already? ' Three of a kind beats two pair. ' Did you see that scratch job? The pajamo game-minus one. Two out of three falls. S But Ma, it ' s a big orange. Yeah, but her face. SNAPS What a revolting development! Oh, you beautiful doll Lazy Bones 1 , 1 Just for practice ' Did you notice her slip? Character and Morals? rCirVi No snow in Florida! I slapped him! ' MARTIAN ' How about the parking lot? ' ' They took me to Lowry You wouldn ' t! I ' d rother dream. ' Sa wtmg SIGN OF GOOD TASTE the graduating class 111 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY PLAYLAND ROLLER SKATING CENTER 4405 Buford Highway U.S. 23 North OPEN FOR YOUR SKATING PLEASURE EVERY EVENING EXCEPT MONDAY Glendale 7-8811 Compliments of Underwood ' s Texaco Service Station 4406 Peachtree Road, N. E. ONE BLOCK FROM OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY SALES SHOE SHOP 3982 Peachtree Road CEdar 3-9223 For comfort and appearance let us take care of your shoes. ETHERIDGE AND VANNEMAN 7201 Peachtree Rood Atlanta, Georgia REAL ESTATE • RENTALS LOANS • INSURANCE Compliments of THE JACKS 4040 Peachtree Rd. Brookhaven, Georgia C. E. Weatherford ' s Gulf Service Station 4085 Peachtree Road CEdar 3-9292 BROOKHAVEN, GEORGIA Road and Wrecker Service Compliments of FRANCO ' S 3033 Peachtree Road BUCKHEAD BROOKHAVEN PHARMACY COLBERT AND WEATHERSBY 4005 Peachtree Road Brookhaven, Georgia CEdar 3-6701 MORGAN ' S DRY CLEANING SHIRT SERVICE WASHERETTE FLATWORK 4053 PEACHTREE ROAD CEdar 3-0076 APOLOGIES ARE OFFERED TO MEMBERS OF THE CHAPEL COMMIHEE AND THE PLAYERS FOR THE LOSS OF THEIR PICTURES THUS THEY ARE NOT SHOWN IN THIS YEARBOOK PARK AND SHOP MARKET OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY QUALITY GROCERIES AND PRODUCE CHOICE MEATS-FRESHLY CUT Everything for Thai Midnight Snack FRESH READY TO EAT Pizza Pies • Bar-B-Qued Meats Do-Nuts 4849 Peachtree industrial Blvd. Chamblee, Georgia Phone: GL 7-4092 Compliments of BARKER BROTHER ' S SERVICE STATION Duluth, Georgia PEACHTREE ROAD PHARMACY CEdar 7-6466—4084 Peachtree Rood TWELVE OAKS RESTAURANT 1895 Piedmont Road, N. E. ROTH ' S MEN SHOP 4067 Peachtree Road — Brool haven, Ga. OGLETHORPE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 4530 Lanier Drive LYMBURNERS NURSERY Bu ford Highway Compliments of a Friend DEKALB NATIONAL BANK of Brookhaven MEMBER OF TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA GROUP MEMBER F.D.I.C. 4050 Peachtree Road, N. E. Atlanta, Go. BE BUSINESSLIKE Keep accurate records of your spending. Mail a personal check for all bill payments. OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT 126 A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF ' 58 Soon you will leave Oglethorpe University bearing a diploma sought by many, but received by a few. The memory of the campus may wane, but the warm, friendly spirit found here will remain with you always. We hope you will return for frequent visits to rekindle this school spirit, to keep in touch with your classmates. As an Oglethorpe graduate you will have received the finest undergraduate edu- cation obtainable — for a purpose. You have an obligation to yourselves and to society to apply your attained skills, understanding and ethical values to improve the lot of mankind. You are not alone in this task. More than five thousand alumni who have pre- ceded you share this responsibility for bettering the social process. They make themselves available to you should you need them. We congratulate you for your academic achievement and welcome you to the swelling ranks of the National Alumni Association of Oglethorpe University. The Alumni 127 COMPLIMENTS of the SENIOR CLASS 128