Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1970 volume:

! The Oglethorpe student: Many faces, many individuals to know tn mmusKJ ' f-: tion. ■. i . :% «•■« . a .1 i .- -. lav 1. « ' .-%■ . ! I A time for solitude and grandeur— A laugh and a solemn walk make up a part of an Oglethorpe way of life that is ever present in the minds of every student . . . endless stretches of sidewalks that always end in the good, the bad, and the ugly. .__,__,.-C ' V,,,y: ;.- L, ■ :, ' • : piiilifii ' , ir My door is always open they say, but is it? ... . Hours of discussion and talk, only to end usually in confusion and distrust .... A girl and a boy. It all begins with laughter and a smile that only the two can understand. : 10 11 ..4 ?SS 12 13 It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair . . . -CHARLES DICKENS From contemplation one may become wise, but knowledge comes only from study. — A. Edward Newton Beautiful, new buildings .... dirty, un- kept, new buildings .... broken window panes and busted out candy and cigarette machines .... a new motel on campus .... you v,an bet a girl didn ' t design that thing .... backed up sewer pipes .... bet you can ' t guess what backed them up .... mud everywhere .... at least it ' s new mud .... money owed all over the place and they go ahead and build a pool .... where did that money come from .... $30 a semester for almost nothing .... at least we got a yearbook out of it .... a $60 yearbook? .... the 69-70 SGA .... GAD .... lots and lots of un- answered questions .... that race for SGA president .... Bill and Joe, Joe and Bill, Bill why? .... Yankees . . . . Grits .... go you Rebel .... girls .... one good looking bunch .... Greek rush .... they got how many? .... HEW .... do you discriminate because of race, color .... Beta Nu . . . . hey, boy .... Sammy .... where did they all come from? .... those laughable KDs on the fire truck . . . Joyce, do you have to hug it there? .... the freedom to condemn .... why can ' t you be constructive about it? ... . we ' re gonna take over Lupton, but first let ' s find a reason .... why?  m0ifmiM0 M ir ' w - x • - ' - 0. ' , - «k. Cold evening walks to dinner with the sun dancing on the horizon . . . that pla ' in the grass when our hearts were like children ' s ... a wait in the park, a bench to sit on . . . that jukebox and its countless companions who always seem to play the same thing . . . The below zero nights when all heat would seem to escape the confines of your room . . . the eight a.m. class and the clock says 7:55 a.m. as you wake up . . . dressing . . . what outfit, that doesn ' t go . . . gad, it ' s in the wash . . . glancing at your feet while in class and you ' ve got different colored socks on . . . boring lectures, stimulating day- dreams . . . that long hair up front— is it a girl or a boy? . . . it ' s 10:50 but he keeps you till 11:05 because Wagner is just the greatest . . . eleven to eleven thirty, the fastest half hour in the day . . . those after- noons when you should be studying but she ' s too much on your mind . . . dorm rooms- togetherness, security . . . security? ... the night they raided Minsky ' s ... the shouts of pig, the cries of swine and the victory sign • . . the white cars . . . confusion with cursing . . . censorship of the media . . . mad- ness, pure madness ... the morning after and the complete hurt of it all . . . those happy moments, and the shrill of laughter . . . why can ' t they last forever? . . . stretch sweaters, and the bods that fill them so deceitfully Friday night dates in another guy ' s car. that blasted curfew— oh, the limitations of it all. J t 1 i -- ' ' ■ III j:.Jgr iti,i tiM aiyr-T-ai « i i r ' ' :X- ' :- ' ■vL .. V ' ' i: ;- ' ' %.: ., VWi ej ' v ' 3i:?. r. isiW - ' . « ' i ,- j -. . The changing face of Oglethorpe from old to new. n ■ya-T agae Oglethorpe College ' s history must be divided into two main chap- ters, separated by a gap of several decades. Old Oglethorpe was founded by Georgia Presbyter- ians in 1835 at Midway, Georgia, a village near Milledgeville. During the years before the civil war it grew and prospered, with a distinguished faculty and a fine student body. Joseph LeConte, the scientist, best typifies the former; the poet, Sidney Lanier, the latter. The chapel on the Mid- way campus was referred to as the finest college chapel in the United States at the time. Old Oglethorpe must be counted one of the casualties of Reconstruction. An attempt was made to save it by a move to Atlanta; to which the political center of the state had been moved. After a few years on a campus at the site of the present Atlanta City Hall, the school was closed in 1872. The new Oglethorpe was begun on the present campus through the efforts of Dr. Thornwell Jacobs. While the new school received much support from Presby- terians, it was reopened as an independent rather than a church-related college. The new charter was issued in 1913 and the first class enrolled in 1916. Dr. Jacobs served as president from its refounding until 1943. He was succeeded by Dr. Philip Weltner who aided the faculty greatly. College instead of University— but the feeling is still the same. The present program at Ogle- thorpe is an evolutionary out- growth of the plan which Dr. Philip Weltner originated around 1943. He was succeeded in the presidency by Dr. J. Whitney Bunting and Dr. Donald R. Wilson, both for short periods of time. Goodman Hall, a men ' s dormitory, was erected during this period. Dr. Donald Agnew assumed the office in 1958. During his tenure the 2,500 seat Field House was constructed where Oglethorpe ' s basketball Petrels play. Also Dr. Agnew strengthened the student body and faculty, and intro- duced evening classes. Dr. Paul R. Beall served as president from October, 1964 to June, 1967. Then Oglethorpe ' s present president, Dr. Paul K. Vonk, assumed the presidency in July, 1967, and under his administration the stu- dent body has been enlarged to the largest in the schools history. Oglethorpe has experienced a tremendous growth in every direction since Dr. Vonk took over. A three story, 170 female capacity dormitory has been built which has a large courtyard in the middle. The library has been re- modeled along with the main classroom building. A new student center has been added which has offices for all student functions and it also contains the new dining hall. A pool is complete also. 38 39 ARISTOTLE and MICKEY MOUSE y . ' ■ y OTr, % - S ' •; ' i ? • i.. ■ - N . r . 4 ' -A .V • - -£-;.- Me student Government Association The 1969-1970 Student Government Association tried to give the students of Oglethorpe College capable leader- ship but was severely hampered by the lack of student financial aid and moral backing. Many questions were raised as to why there was no money, but in the end there was never any clear ans- wer. The SGA did, though, set itself back on some semblance of financial footing by enacting a strong program of allocating its money. The SGA, head- ed by Bill Hudgins, showed that it had the ability to do a good job if it had the backing, but it was never given the financial chance. 1. William B. Hudgins . . . SGA President 2. Robert Benzing . . . SGA Treasurer 3. Cindy Hess . . . SGA Secretary 4. Brad Webber . . . SGA Parliamentarian 5. Space Kennedy . . . SGA Vice-President ' ' J ' ■ ' 3 4 ■■ ■ : Yamacraw Staff 70 Coffee . . . Coke . . . what? . . . deadline tomorrow . . . gad . . . we ' re short two pages . . . Lenny, we just can ' t do that! . . . Bruno, to the darkroom! . . . and why haven ' t you printed it? . . . THAT is a grott mark! . Ross has locked his keys in his office again . . . call Fitts ... the zoo .. . where did the phone go? . . . no more hot line to the girl ' s dorm . . . Crockett screwed us . . . how much postage for these crates . . . keep it to a dull roar, please? . . . Bruno! . . it ' s a green louie ... so who has the job stamp? . . . some- body needs a secretary . . . 435 . . . Yamacraw staff only . . , that makes fifteen greasy burgers in one week! . . . to the mail! ... 1. lanel Bartlett . - - . The Zoo 2 Lenny Paul - - - , Balls 3 ludy Salenfriend , . . . $ t 4. Lenny Cuidone ... Aristotle and Mickey Mouse stormy Petrel 1. Scott Saunders 2. Lu-Anne Niersbach 3. Ron McSwiggan 4- Richard Luff 5. Don Bornstein 6- Steve Poliakoff 7 Dave Bruno Where ' s the front page .... what do you mean there are no news stories? Whoever heard of co-editors .... Ask Mike to clear it ... . No, go see Lu-Anne about it ... . We need money .... Cliff, get some ads .... All right, lets vote for Petrel Girl . . . . Tom, wake up, there ' s a meeting . . . . No, Luff cannot be Petrel Girl . . . . Better yet, ask Scott .... Mary, type it quick .... Bruno, get a pic- ture .... The issue is here .... There is no sports stories .... The next deadline is in two weeks and the paper comes out two weeks after or two years later .... Where is Fred .... Wrap it up and get rid of it ... . -30- Boar ' s Head Fraternity 1. David Hansford 2 |oe Menez 3. Thomas Burton 4. lohn Poag 5 Terry Pulver 6. Soon Young Chung 7. Michael de Camp lim MacDonall Steve Rudge Duchess Club Pi Sigma Delta 1. Lewis Glenn 2. David Stewart 3. Mary-Phyllis Dolcinnascolo 4. )ohn Akin 5. Lynn Wolffe 6. Tony Meyer 7. Joyce Blanl 8- Fran Kaylor 9. Dr. M.A. Aionso 10. Carl David 11. Etta Lou Hanken 12 Robert ] Cole 13. lill Moore 14 Anne Cheek 15 Wendy Klein 16 Bobby Wilcox 17 ludy Wallis Student National Education Association 1. Etta Lou Hanken 2. loanne Hubbard 3. Andrea Hestley , 4. Carol Zee 5 lill Moore 6. Ray Pawlik 7 Dr. T, Lavon Talley 8. Miriam Creezes 9. Vicki Foddrill 10. Helen Farley 11 Nancy Staller 12 Margarete Damerow Pres, 13 Adolph Coldenburg . . 14. Ginger Burton 15. Ina Fossett 16. Pam Roebuck Trea. 17 loel Oppenheim 18, Mr. Robert Taylor 19. Gene Wood i20. Art Pelenberg V.P. Social Committee 1. Torn Collins 2. Tom Cioffi 3. Lenny Paul 4. Doug Roberts 5. Ellouise lames 6. Lynn Embrey 7 Judy Peitzman i? ' ,. .- ill: Ken Jackson — student chaplain Map, Ezzell— Treasurer Bob Evans— 1st Sen. Pres. Dan Reed Mar Reed — Secretary Doug Bower- 2nd Sen. Pres. ludv Wailis Brad Hestir Dr. ishimura— advisor Interfaith Intramural Council Oglethorpe Players 1. Tonv Romano 2. Ron McSwIggan . , V,P, 3. )ohn Cherine 4. Bill Bass 5. Scott Breckinridge 6. Ed Sakes 7. Leonard Cuidone . . . Pari. 8. Bill Anthony 9. Rick Osborne . . Tres. 10. loyce Woodward 11. Beth Kaufman 12. John Andrus 13. Larry -MrKinley 14. Bill Futterman i; Klaus Smith . 16. Laura Viterna . 17. Lisa Yellis 18. Debbie Heavlar 19. lody Weston 20. Judy Salenfriend 21 Nancy Staller 22 Rfxian Pres . Sec r UEUKAIKIJ (O All. WHO TRULV BEI.IEVK E ARIS AKE A CONriNirNt. hKKuKI OF IIIL iHJMAN SPIRIT lO FIND ' ir ' M ' I ' , «i ■ i, _ j ' ULWCF. JI ' N ' F ). I ' .J 54 55 Lu-Anne Niersbach— - E representative Fran Kaylor — President Anne Cheek- KD representative Genie Goldfarb— OE representative |ill Moore— KD representative Suzy Feldman— vice president Karen Morrow — secretary Peggy Hodge— Cn representative PauTa Noe— Cfl representative Panhellenic Council Interfraternity Council 1. Barry BrorJy 2. Rick Hall --Secretary 3. Mike Steinberg — President 4. )ohn Ball 5. Charles Sullivan 6. Mike Israelite 7. Bill Irenes 8. Marty Liberman 9. Scott Eaton A Q 1 Dennis Mensch 2- Ken lackson 3- Bob Evans 4. C-K. Whitner 5 Rusty Cutler, President 6 Charlyne Rickmann 7. Mr Wendell Brown — advisor 8, Cookie Caldwell 9- Ross Henderson 1. Alan Schlesinger 2. Mike Kay 3. Richard Men - 4. Bob Heany 5. David Doernberg 6. Bill lones 7. Mark Scarvon 8. Eric Cantor 9. Marty Lipson 10 Barry Ginsberg n. Curt Catlin 12 David Hoff 13 Gene Minogue 14. Paul Steinhart 15 George Snyder 16 Mike Israelite 17. Richard Shulimson 18. Bill Kelley y 58 59 AEn ■ ' ■ - ' BN . ti .S£ £sgi iife SE -Ml 1. Mark McCuirl 2. Sam Obsharsky 3- Rex Yoder 4 Bob Green 5. Greg Weliinghoff 6. Charley Sullivan 7. Tom Rivello 8. lay Kelly 9 Dave Stewart 10. Marty Carter n Ted Grose 12- Cy Warren 13 Chip Shepard 14, Gene Traub 15- Bob Amick 16. Dick Maher 17- Steve Rudge 18- Tom Collins 19, lohn Ball 20- Freddie Carter 21 lohn Thomas 22, Ralph Prophetta 23, Roger Kuneye 24, Jimmy Usher 25 Bob Bergamini 26, leff Bailey Mike Alderiso lohn Zitilo Ed Mulligan Steve Strachan Gene Spense joe Menez 33. Chuck Hutto 1. Mary Pruitl 2. Lynn Cowhi ; 3. Nancy Koppen 4. Diana Bartnell 5. rheryl I ov ;!af,f 6 Mary P Dolrimasrolo 7, l-orric Hewes 8, Pat Wif kham 9, Karen Mrjrrow 10. lanel Bartlett 11. Elaine Libert! 12 Susan Davis 13 Sharon Cleason 14. Brenda Hamlin 15 Ondy Hfrss 16 Deane Lewis 17 Freddie Carter 18. Kobren Campbell 19. Mag Bailey 20 Debbie Fleming 21. Kathy Russell 22. Peggy Hodge 23. Chivas 24. Cay Harp 25. Cindy Me ger 26. Ursula Bailey 27. Mary Bauer 28. Mary Oockett 60 61 Xi2 xo r Ken Dare 2, lim Bello 3- Everett Higginbotham 4. Barry Brody 5. Doug Roberts 6. Rick Agel 7. Steve Walsh 8. Mark Lofgren 9- lohn Fittipaldi 10- leanne Ackerman 11. Rick Hail 12. Ellouise lames 13. A! Chonto 14. Ken Raker 15- Doug Amick 16. Bryant Cargiulo 17, Mike Belle Isle 18- Tom Cioffi 19- Bruce Edmund 20- Kevin Mende 21- David Karaffa 1 De Cunningham 2. Evie Tobian 3. Anita Paoli 4. lanet Hausmann 5. Lu-Anne Niersbach 6- ludy Peitzman 7, Lynda Shelkoff 8. Rusti Plutchok 9- Suzy Feldman 10, Wendy Klein 11 Sandi Grossman 12. Genie Coldfarb 13. Lisa Yellis 14. Bo Levine 15. Lynn Wolffe 16 Cindy Baumstein 17. Alyse Greenbaum 18. Nancy Staller 19. lody Weston 20. Cinny Gardiner AOE 1, Diana Arthur 2. Margie Collins 3- Nancy Clow 4. Betty Caskey 5- Joanne Hubbard 6. Debbie Flower 7. Bonnie Hargrove 8 Lynne Frazier 9. Ellouise lames 10, lill Moore 11, Candy Crain 12, Marcia Gonzalez 13 Fran Kaylor 14- Connie Marchetti 15 Brenda Hull 16, lanet Miller 17 Linda Puckett 18, Lynn Freeman 19, Lynn Hyde 20. juanita Springfield 21. Wendy Mitcham 22 Linda Cline 23. Carmen Peyton 24. Anne Cheek 25. Georgia Pendery KA -r 9 10 T1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19, 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 lav Steele Caye Harp Andy Webb William Stettinius lohn Cole Debbie Buchannan Brad Webber Randy McQueen Richard Pavne Terry Paton Bob Spivey Hene Insler Clayton McDonald Ed Flanagan C Harvey Buek Robin Robertson Scott Eaton Mary Bauer leff Lumpkin Arnie Katterman Debbie Fleming Carl Berg left Miller Linda Tripplet Bill Sargent Cindy Mezger Trip Whitman Ken Roberts Da id Cooper Brian O ' Donnell Paula Stapp Pete Swift Gary Williams Cordon Mclkain Wayne laffe David Perrine Ronnie Barrett Diane Sc huettinger Harris Clark Dennis Yendrick George Smith lim Ewing OA 64 65 hN .--S-. ' , 2AM 1. Steve Silver 18, Dave Seaman 2. lerry Rush 19, Phil Frost 3. Bear Cohen 20, Alan Goldstein 4 Gene Perry 21, Andy Weiss 5 Barry Fitzgerald 22. Bob Mautner 6. Marty Liberman 23, loel Cardonick 7 Klaus Smith 24, Larry Miller 8 Mike Liberman 25. Don Bornstein 9. Howie Solodky 26, Rick Savage Marvin Arlitz 10, Elliot Bodner 27 11. Alan Mazer 28. lack Gardner 12. Cliff Spear 29 Al Gilbert 13. Ron McSwiggan 30 Steve Van Hooten 14, Miriam Creezes 31 Gary Brown 15 Brian Mantis 32 Ed McGuire 16 Mike Steinberg 33 Al Sharf 17 Carl David 34. Steve Poliakoff 50. Paul Zimmerman 35. Bob Weiss 51. Mike Higgins 36. lay Goldstein 52, Lynn Wolffe 37. Laura Viterna 53, Tom Markham 38. Lee Falk 54 ]ule Limoli 39, lack Rhodes 55, Bill Anthony 40, Alan Ackerman 56, Cathy Cershan 41, jeff Riffkin 57. Mark Sessa 42, Carol Lane 58. Gary Fleishman 43, Gary Bowden 59. Rick Atherton 44, Bruce Wunsch 60 Harriet Daley 45, Randy Adier 61 Ed Sakos 46, Ed Spitzberg 62 lohn Chernin 47 Paul Mantini 63 Bruce Hanft 48, Bill Paterna 64 Paul Solodar 49. Dave Harris 65 Alfie Martabano Al Schwartz lohn Rohr Paul Revock Jerry Daniels Fred York Les Tompkins Bob Hoffman TKE Who ' s Who In American Colleges And Universities — 1969 Tony Anderson Robert Benzing Ginger Burton Toni Chamberlain Soon Young Chung Nancy Clow Lynn Cowhig Vicki Foddril Brenda Hamlin Ross Henderson Cynthia Hess Mark Lofgren Joe Menez David Perrine John Poag Steve Rudge Scott Saunders Eugene Wood Who ' s Who In American Colleges And Universities — 1969 BALLS f.X h ffsr ' ; ■4 - . ' :-e-- ' -r 5 e -. - • •s- -v Cheerleaders 1. Betty Caskey 2. Laurie Hewes 3. Paula Noe 4. Diana Bartnett 5. Jeanne Ackerman 6. Pat Davis Jfr ' ' . ' irs ■-:. . ■ X 1 IS-- Oglethorpe Basketball J With the dawning of Aquarius so dawns a new leader to our fearful five, Tom Norwood. The new coach played for Oglethorpe College during his college days. He has come back to lead our troops to a successful year. At Christmas break AP ranked Oglethorpe College 9th in small colleges and UP! gave us a vote of 11th in the nation. VL i • . 82 83 l, I, y m V L i- l! ' u ' k , ' f Hf Petrels Opponent 61 Georgia State 48 69 Cumberland 66 84 Florida Southern 67 70 Shorter 57 83 Albany State 69 72 Valdosta State 66 83 Georgetown 93 84 Valdosta State 70 57 Georgia Southern 73 66 Mercer 57 87 Mercer 70 70 Tennessee A l 76 87 Univ. S. Alabama 62 86 Shorter 50 51 Georgia Southern 85 74 Albany State 72 76 Univ. S. Alabama 78 67 Univ. W. Florida 75 109 Clark College 90 67 Georgia Southern 85 84 Tennessee A l 86 89 Chattanooga 82 79 Univ. W. Florida 65 102 Georgia State 60 69 Mercer 61 67 Chattanooga 70 Grain and Norwood Lead O.C. to 17-9 Led by Ernie Grain ' s 19.3 game point average and 503 point total, and Willie Sheats ' 17.2 point average, 431 point total, and 250 rebounds, the Ogle- thorpe Petrels bounced to a very successful 17 and 9 season. Under Coach Tom Not vood ' s first year leadership, the Petrels were ranked ninth in the nation at one time, won the Citrus Invitation Tournament in December, and scored 1,993 points for a 76.6 game point average against their opponents. Randy Lee was third in scoring honors with 318 points, followed by John Poag with 232 points and 230 rebounds. Larry Walker had 163 points and 87 rebounds. Ken Erdoes sco-ed 119 points and 92 rebounds, Otis Ward shot 100 points and had 82 rebounds, David Hansford dumped in 65 points and 32 rebounds, Terry Schell got 35 points and 17 rebounds, and Gary Tassin scored 32 points and 39 rebounds. 1, Randy Lee 2 David Hansford 3. Ernie Cram 4. Ken Erdoes 5. Terry Schell 6. Bill Dumas 7. William Sheats 8. John Poag 9 Gary Tassin 10. Larry Walker 11. Otis Ward 12. Coach Tom Norwood i • n r im 4 Si9ISr ' - v , : ' A-% Soccer Tim Blake Ojrdon Mcllvain Ktvin Mende (erry Daniels Les Tompkins lohn Cibbs Fred York Roger Kuneyl Willie Stettinius Fred Denisco 11 Corky Scott 12. Woody Hohlitzel 13. Arnie Katterman n human drarna of a-f-K ' -ti competition Varsity Soccer Soccer So Oglethorpe Ga State Emory of Rollins fmorv State ■i lSi %fv . V The thrill of vic| rthe?agojiy ♦ • ■:defeat ' 88 89 ' - f -4 ' :r- ' ' - - m . Oglethorpe ' s, wide world of . Sports ' iimA ■..4 ' , i '  J Intramural Football Intramural Football is to Oglethorpe College as the Horse is to the Carriage ■flB ' ' - t l ? -., yt-v. - ' J- l ' y iM- Intramural Basketball Phi Alpha Takes B League Championship Rams Run to A League Title 98 99 Faculty Slips by Students Showing a surprising agility in their old age, the Ogle- thorpe faculty basketball team shocked the O.C. students team 106 to 96. The students were led by high scorer Larry Eisenstein with 32 points, while the faculty countered with Ail-American Doug Alexander who scored 44 points, former Petrel star and now Petrel Coach Tom Norwood with 29 points, and tennis Coach Joe Dennis with 20 points. Dirty Phil Palmer and fingers Thomas led the faculty in all areas with no points at all, while Dubow, Walton, and Dean Amerson brought up the rear of the team. v 100 101 Petrel Baseball TO. Gary Williams 11. lay Goldstein 12. Ronnie Barrett 13. Ricl Hugiies 14 Paul Revock 15 Russell Harrell 7. Coach Torn Norwood 16. Steve Rudge Kevin Mende 17. Fred Denisco 9. )im Bello 18. John Zitello 19. Tom Cioffi Ui:. i r «S6p- ' £fflf - - ' - ii ' irfi iff ifa Ogleth 3rpe Opponent 4 Georgia State 1 6 Georgia State 2 7 Univ. of Kentucky 10 1 Northwestern Northwestern 6 Univ. of Illinois 14 6 Univ. of Illinois 7 2 Univ. of Illinois 2 1 William Jewell 2 3 William )ewell 2 9 Georgia State 5 9 Georgia State Berry Berry Columbus College Georgia State Mercer Columbus State Berry Berry Georgia State Mercer 2 Season complete to Apr 1 9 ii. ;.v ' -- : ' ? ' :: ;vv l ' t .. — - -:_--• .- : r - ' i s. -. rw . ' - ' ?n «- ■  .- .•: ; ,,:g • - - - w ' ' i ' ' :r J!.- i ' ■ ■ •• ■ t - - ■ ■ ' •■ ■ ' r V ' - ' ' - ' - ' . ' ' s - ■A- -ii; 1. Mike Cavanaugh 2. Bill Sargent 3. Woody Hoblitzell 4. Cordon Mcllvain 5. Coach loe Dennis 6. Pete McNeely 7. Bruce Feuer 8. Arnie Katterman 9- Richard Payne Tennis ' J 106 107 (p ,i r 1. . 1 Ron McSwiggan V.P. 2. Barbi lacobs Sec, 3 Tom Collins Pres. 4 Lynn Cowhig Pari. 5 Barry Fitzgerald Treas. Seniors Of 70 Brian J. Ahearn Doug Allen Dale Ashworth Lance Barr Thomas Barry Jimmy Bello 110 111 Robert Charles Benzing Grafton T. Biglow Robert Bingham I Tim Blake William )ay Boritz Howard Breda David E. Bruno Barbara A. Burnside Thomas Burton Ralph Cookie Caldwell Roland Clarke Nancy )ane Clow Eiiiii l ll John Cole Dave Coley Marjorie Collins Ted Collins Thomas H. Collins George A. Corbo, Jr. 112 113 Madeleine Allison Cowhig Ernest Crain Russell Cutler Carl David Susan K. Davis David Doernberg Rick Druks Carolyn Young Embrey Larry Embrey Ken Erdoes Barry Lee Fitzgerald Gill Foster Suzan Mathieu Foster Amelia Franks Lynn Andreasen Freeman Philip Frost Sam Dog Caynor Richard lav Cavnor 1 l4 Barry Ginsberg 115 lerry Claser Sharon Gleason Linda Greene Miriam Creszes Arthur Gutierrez Brenda Hamlin Sonja Haney David Hansford Alan Barry Hatcher Edward R. Henderson James R. Henderson, Jr. William Hendrix Cynthia Hess George H. Hewlett Everett Higginbotham Robin Hinden 116 117 William Hudgins Albert R. Hudson Richard Hughes HBB Barbi Jacobs John Jacobsen Beth Gail Kaufman Michael David Kaydouh Fran Kaylor Claudia Kurtz ■ ' ' ■! '  w? =: ? ' ' ? Jon Kligerman Steven Levin Henry Lindsay Martin Lipson James MacDonall Wendell Jack McKee Jane Vandever MacKenzie Lawrence McKinley Ronald McSuiggan 118 119 Jeffrey A. Mandel Brian Mantis Joan iWarr Carol Mason Alan J. Mazer Albert Meyers Albert Mitchell Mielczarek Her Monford Mark Mulligan Francis R. Nadeau, Jr. Michael Lee Newton Lu-Anne Patricia Niersbach Lew Paddock )udy Peitzman Rusti Plutthok 120 121 Charles Rice Frank Ian Richter Charlyne Jacqueline Rickmann Douglas Earl Roberts Kathy Russell Scott Saunders Fred Savage Shelly Shaprio Robert Sibert Mylin M. Sivaton Curtissa Smith Klaus Howard Smith Nancy Staller Steve Strachan Andy Syrkin William Thielle Carl Volk Robert V esterbeke Harriet Williams Richard Williams Elaine Wimberly Zeke Wimberly Diane Rowles Wirick Lisa Florence Yellis Carol Zee Jonathan A. Zerby Senior Directory Brian I- Ahearn Huntington Station, NY Intramural Football; Mediation; Stu- dent Union BIdg-, Activity Coordinator Doug Allen Atlanta, Ca Dale Ashworth Atlanta, Ca Lance Barr Chicago, III Thomas Barry Westchester, Pa- limmy Bello Atlanta, Ca. Chi Phi 3,4; Intramural Basketball and Football; Base- ball 1,2,3,4 Robert Charles Benzing Orlando, Fla. Crievance Comm. 4; Academic Planning and Curriculum Reform Comm. 4; SCA Treas. 4; Board of Treas- Pres. 4; Social Comm.; Phi Alpha; at College of Orlando — Frosh. Class V P ; Soph, Class Treas, Grafton T. Biglow Washington, D C Honor Court 1,2,4, Intramural Coun , Intra- mural Football, Baseball, Basketball, All Stars in Football and Baseball; Players; Liason Comm,; |r. Class V, P, Robert Bingham Atlanta, Ga, Tim Blake Atlanta, Ga, Chi Phi; Soccer 1,2,3,4 William lay Boritz Atlanta, Ga, Pi Kappa Phi Sec, 3, Chaplain 3; Newspaper 1,2 Howard Breda Chamblee, Ca, David E- Bruno Scarsdale, N,Y, C,W, Post College 1; Photo Comm, 2, Chairman 3, 4; Stormy Petrel 2, Photo Ed, 3,4, Petrel Staff Award; Yamacraw 2,3,4 Barbara A, Burnside Hollywood, Fla, Chi Phi Sweetheart Court 4 Thomas Burton Huntsville, Ala, Boar ' s Head; LeConte Society; |r. Class Pres. Ralph Cookie Caldwell Ivyland, Pa, Alpha Phi Omega; Inter-Faith Coun, Roland Clarke Fairfax, Va, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Nancy lane Clow Forest Park, Ga, Yamacraw 1,2; Duchess Club 3,4; Chorale 3,4; History Club 4; Kappa Delta 3,4; Sec, 4; Honor Council 4; Constitutional Review Comm, 2 lohn Cole Atlanta, Ga, Phi Alpha, Social Chairman; Literary Club; Rally Club; Student Coordination Comm, Dave Coley Daytona Beach, Fla, Marjorie Collins Wildwood, N J, Stormy Petrel 1,2, Features Ed, 2; Young Re- publicans 1; Kappa Delta 3,4 Ted Collins Norcross, Ga, Stormy Petrel, Young Republicans Thomas H, Collins Manhasset, NY Beta Nu 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4; Intramural Council Chairman 4; Pres. of Sr, Class George A, Corbo, |r Hasbrouck Heights, N,|, Baseball; Players; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, Intramural Council Madeleine Allison Cowhig Atlanta, Ga Chi Omega 3,4 Pres, 3; Yamacraw 3; Sr, Class Parliamentarian Ernest Grain Atlanta, Ga, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4 Russell Cutler Atlanta, Ga, Stormy Petrel 1,2,3, Sports Ed, 1, News Ed, 2,3; Pros- pect 3, Business Manager 3; Intramural Coun, 2,3, Business Manager 2; Young Democrats 1,2,3, Treas. 2; Alpha Phi Omega, Historian 2,3, Pres 4; Speakers Bureau Carl David Philadelphia, Pa, Sigma Alpha Mu Susan K, Davis Alexandria, Va, Chi Omega 4, V,P, Pledge Class David Doernberg Atlanta, Ca, Alpha Epsilon Pi; Pres, Young Democrats; V P, People-to-People Rick Druks East Norwalk, Conn, Players; Xingu Carolyn Young Embrey Atlanta, Ga Cheerleading 2,3, Manager; Social Comm, 1, 2, Sec, 3, Pres, 4; Orientation Comm 3,4; Rat Court 2,3,4; Players 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Panhellenic 3; Best Dressed Coed Contest, Larry Embrey Atlanta, Ga, Intramurals, Chi Phi Ken Erdoes Yonkers, NY, Basketball; Baseball Barry Lee Fitzgerald Lancaster, Pa. Sigma Alpha Mu, Treas.; Sr. Class Treas, Gill Foster Chamblee, Ga, Proctor 3; College Center Superv, 3; Social Comm, 4 Suzan Mathieu Foster Chamblee, Ga, SNEA Amelia Franks Tucker, Ga, Lynn Andreasen Freeman Atlanta, Ga Kappa Delta; Duchess Club; LeConte Society; Honor Court; Young Republicans Philip Frost Philadelphia, Pa. Sigma Alpha Mu Sam Dog Gaynor Chamblee, Ca Photo Comm 4; Campus Security 3,4; Beta Nu Bow Wow Award 4; Rat King 1; The Wendell Brown Award for non-Eng. Speaking Students 4; Messenger 1,2,3,4 Richard |- Gaynor Chamblee, Ga, Yamacraw 1; Alpha Phi Omega Secretary Barry Ginsberg Wyncote, Pa, Intramurals; Alpha Epsilon Pi jerry Glaser Wyncote, Pa, Sharon Cleason Ft, Lauderdale, Fla, Dorm Coun 2,3; Phi Alpha Sweetheart Court 3,4; Chi Omega 3,4, Treas, 4; Intramural Coun. 2,3; Mens Varsity Tennis 1; Tennis 3 Linda Greene Lafayette, Ga, Miriam Greszes Atlanta, Ca, Sigma Alpha Mu Sweetheart 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; SNEA Sec-Treas, Arthur Gutierrez Collegedale, Tenn, Brenda Hamlin Scott AFB,, III, Outstanding Frosh; Best Supporting Actress 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Players; Best Dressed Coed Contest; Best Actress 3; Ghost Readings; Jr. Class Sec; Phi Alpha Sweetheart Court 3; Pres, Panhellenic 3; Pres, Chi Omega 4; High Priestess Rat Court; Petrel Girl of the Week; SUSGA Rep, Sonja Haney Charlottesville, Va, Thalian Society David Hansford Marietta, Ga, Basketball; Varsity Track; Kappa Alpha Order; V,P,, Pres, Interfraternity Coun,; Dean ' s List; M-Club Alan Barry Hatcher Atlanta, Ga, Treas, Bio, Club 2,3,4 Edward Henderson Atlanta, Ca, Brother of Editor-in-Chief, 4 lames R, Henderson, |r. Atlanta, Ga Business Manager of WUSC Radio; News- paper Staff at U. or S.C; Ed, of Yearbook; Circle K Club at Kennesaw |r. College; Photography Editor of Yamacraw 3, Editor 4; Alpha Phi Omega 4 William Hendrix Atlanta, Ga, Cynthia Hess Bedminster, N.|, Social Comm,; SGA Sec, Chi Omega Sec; SNEA; Sweetcourt Phi Alpha; Most Adorable; 1,2,3,4 George H, Hewlett Doraville, Ga, Everett Higginbotham Decatur, Ga, Chi Phi Robin Hinden Sarasfjta, Fla SNEA Peggy )ean HrxJge Bryn Mawr, Pa. Chi Omega; Panhellenic Coun.; Tennis Team, Psychology Club; Intramural )un. William Hudgins Atlanta, Ca. Thalian Society; SCA Pres. Albert Hudson Atlanta, Ga, Social Comm,; Rep for jr Execs. Richard Hughes Atlanta, Ga. Baseball; Basketball Manager Barbi Jacobs Nyack, NY Cheerleader 1,2,3; Social Comm 1,2; SNEA; Sr, Class Sec. lohn lacobsen Dover, N,|, Beth Gail Kaufman Philadelphia, Pa. Players Michael David Kaydouche, Arlington, Va. Intramurals; Newspaper; Players Fran Kaylor Atlanta, Ga Kappa IJelta; Collegiate Chorale; Panhellenic Pre . 3.4 Claudia Kurtz Hialeah, Fla. SNEA; Duchess Club Jon Kligerman Philadelphia, Pa. Steven Levin Atlanta, Ga. Henry Lindsay Atlanta, Ga, Martin Lipson Union, N,| Alpha Epsilon Pi Pres,; Interfraternity Coun.: Liason Comm lames MacDonall NY,, N.Y. V.P. Boar ' s Head; Consultent Stormy Petrel, Petrel Personalitv; Chairman Crievance Comm.; Co-Pub. The Vehicle; Dean ' s List lane Vandever MacKinzie Atlanta, Ga. Le Conte Society; Kappa Delta; Yama- craw; Duchess Club Wendell lack McKee Upper Saddle River, N.|. Lawrence McKinley Atlanta, Ga. Social Comm. 1,2; Players 2,3,4; Intramurals 1 Ronald McSwiggan N Babylon, NY. Sigma Alpha Mu; Sr, Class V.P.; Players 3. 4, Best Actor 3; Stormy Petrel 2,4; Yamacraw 2; Rat Court 4; SNEA 4; Psychology Club 2; Social Comm 2; Literary Mag 2; Faculty-Student Coun, 4; At. Parsons College — Paper; Yearbook, Social Comm,; Drama Club; Sky Divers Oub: Rally Club; Homecoming Comm,; Creek Wk, Comm, Jeffrey A, Mandel Miami Beach, Fla, Tennis Team; Faculty Advisory Comm.; Admissions Comm ; Dorm Pres.; Zeta Beta Tau Brian Mantis Newburgh, NY. Sigma Alpha Mu Joan Marr Washington, D.C, Carol Mason Atlanta, Ga, Alan |. Mazer Atlanta, Ga. Stormy Petrel; Frosh, Class Padiamentarian; Sigma Alpha Mu Recorder, Pres, Albert Meyers Atlanta, Ga. Albert Mitchell Mielczarek Chicago, III. Capt. Debate Team Her Monford Atlanta, Ca, Mark Mulligan Staten Island, N.Y Intramural Coun.: |r. Class Parliamentarian Francis R. Nadeau. Ir, Woonsocket, Rl, Treas, Pi Kappa Phi 3 Michael Lee Newton Atlanta, Ga Lu-Anne Patricia Niersbach Chicago, III, At Loyola Univ, — Young Democrats: Charidin Anthropological Society; Yamacraw Exec Sec, 3,4, Class Section 4: Stormy Petrel Copy Ed, 3,4, Co-Editor 4; WVOC Radio 3; Delta Phi Epsilon His- torian 3, Pledge Mother 4; Panhellenic 4; SCA Communication Line-copy Ed, 4: Sec, Photo Comm, 4; Players 3 Lew Paddock Barrington, Rl ludy Peitzman Lancaster, Pa, Social Comm. 1,2,3,4; Stormy Petrel 2; Delta Phi Epsilon Co-Rush Chairman 3, Pres. 4; Special Events 2.3; Petrel Girl of the Week 2; Rat Court 2,3,4; SNEA 3,4; TKE Sweetheart Court 2,3,4; Dean ' s List 3 Rusti Plutchok Atlanta, Ga. Players; Treas. Delta Phi Epsilon: Social Comm. lohn Poag Leiand, Miss. Pre-law Club; Social Science Club; M-Club: Dean ' s List; Basketball; Track; Intramurals: Young Republicans; Boar ' s Head: Alpha Phi Omega John lames Proch Milmowt Park, Pa Intramurals; Syndicate 3.4 James B. Ramage, )r, Atlanta. Ga, Charles Rice East Point, Ga, Frank Ian Richter Atlanta, Ga Charlyne lacqueline Rickmann Atlanta, Ca Yamacraw Douglas Earl Roberts Hamden, Conn. Chi Phi; Social Comm.: Year Book Staff: Intramurals, Intramural Coun, Kathy Russell Mobile, Ala. Chi Omega Scott Saunders Huntington, NY. Stormy Petrel 3,4, Features Ed, 4, .Managing Ed. 4; Co-Editor Prospect 4 Fred Savage Atlanta. Ga, Shelly Shapiro Philadelphia. Pa, Intramurals Robert Sibert Atlanta, Ga. Sports Writer 2; Pres. Bio. Club 3.4 Mylin M Sivaton Upper Darby, Pa. Curtissa Smith Phoenix. N.Y, Klaus Howard Smith Duluth, Ca, Young Republicans, V.P.. Pres.; Stormv Petrel Sports Ed. 3, News Ed, 3: Players Director 3.4: Liberal Arts Comm.: Sigma .Alpha Mu; Curriculum Comm,: Rat Court Nancy Staller N. Wildwood. N.|. Delta Phi Epsilon; Communit - Service Chair- man; SNEA Michael Leib Steinberg Philadelphia. Pa. Sigma Alpha .Mu Founding Father: Sigma Alpha Mu Pres.; Interfraternity ' Council Pres.: Constitution (jhairman: Publicity Chairman 3,4; Greek Ed, 2.3: Student .Admissions Rep. 3,4: Stormv Petrel Managing Ed, 4, Editor 4: At Youngstown State Uni , — Sigma Alpha ,Mu Founding Father 1 Steve Strachan Baltimore. Md, Chairman Liason Comm : Rep, on De elopment Comm ; Intramurals; Dorm Proctor: Beta Nu Gregory Sullivan Atlanta. Ca Andy Syrkin Woodbridge. Conn, Intramurals; V ' arsit ' Soccer William Thielle Brooklyn. NY. Carl Volk Brooklyn. NY, Soccer Robert Westerbeke Great River. N.Y. Stormv Petrel 3 Robert Wheeler Roswell. Ca. Harriet Williams Maitland. Fla. Richard Williams Decatur. Ga. Elaine Wimbedy Atl anta, Ca. Zeke Wimberly Atlanta, Ga. Diane Rowles Wirick Atlanta. Ca. Social Comm. Lisa Florence Yellis Great Neck, N.Y. Delta Phi Epsilon: Players Carol Zee St, Petersburg, Fla, SNEA: Chi Omega Jonathan A. Zerby Midland Park, N.|. Fuzz: 3 Underclassmen Officers ■. - . ,.. _ j.-v .- Junior Officers 1 Robert Koff— President 2. Mike Liberman — Treasurer 3. Debbie Heavilon — Parliamentarian 4. Marty Liberman — Vice-President 5. Mary Bauer— Secretary fISN SMDWICM n (iiES OMKW UMS Sophomore Officers 1, Don Bornstem Debby Downs 1 President Secretary 2 Karen Morrow De Cunningham 2 Treasurer Vice President 3. Elaine Liberti Steve Poliakoff 3 Parliamentarian President 4. Arnie Katterman Carmen Peyton 4 Vice President Treasurer Freshman Officers «!!WiM,W|W?,!!i-, !! ' | m ' i n t. f J l % 5 i- ' .j Js J ' - w -- fMiJ. fjL M-it m ssiKfeS ii ii®© ,v_ s ,- , .. . , 3, The Student Body Allen Ackerman leanne Ackerman Katie Adams Randy Adler Rick Age! Howie Altschuler Doug Amick William Anthony Mar - Arlitz Diane Arthur Rich Atherton Marguerite Bailey Ursula Bailey John Ball Nancy Barendse Ceniu Btifk tlale Ronald Charles William I Barren Barrett III larit-l Barllett William C, Bass Cindy Baumstein itil Thomas L, Bearden George Becker dM Don Bornstein Carry Bowden Margaret Brice Barry A. Brody Arthur Brown Webster Frye Brown Debby Buchanan Lee Buftington 130 131 Claire Burns Edward Burns Karen Campbell Joseph Carlvaro Rufus Carr Freddie Chappelle Carter Anne Cheek Jonathan Chernin Tom Cioffi Harris Clark Linda Cline Bear Cohen 132 133 Vicki Conway Judith Cook Ira R. Cooper Candy Crain Mary Crockett Diane Davenport Robert W. Davidson g MM Donna Day Timothy I- Deegan )ohn P Defino Frank Degenhardt Cail Dekelboum Robert A. Dennison Robert R- Dimm Mary-Phyllis Dolcimascolo Lynn Dorit Gail Dubow William R. Dumas. |r John F_ Dvvight III Ellen Endicott Patricia Engelhart Susan Epperson Bob Evans James J. Fisher lohn Fitzwater Michael Planter Gary Fleischman Debbie Flower Ina Fossett Samuel Friedman Steve Friedman Lloyd Charles Frischer William Futterman Michael Gaines Leo Gammon Virginia Gardiner 134 135 lack Gardner Cathy Gershon Alan Gilbert Genie Goldfarb |a ' N - Goldstein I 4 . Marcia Gonzalez Allen Goodwin Tina Gordon James Graves Alyse Robin Green baum Mark Gross Sandi Grossman Leonard |. Guidone Kathy Guthrie Richard Hall Janice Haney -  ! Etta Lou Hanken Dave Hanley Gaye Harp David Harris Janet Hausmann Robert Heany Debra Heavilon Tawny Pippitt Henry John Hartnett Mimi Hobbs Woody Hoblitzell Robert Hoffman Randj Holmes Joanne Hubbard Hfj ' . Tfi Hurs r. ' David Hurst Lynn Hyde llene Insler Maxine lackson Ellouise lames Gary Johnson Richard Johnson Lynda )ones Sheryle Kayle Karp Arnold Katterman Caron S, Katz Michael Kay |im Kelley lill Kelly Space Kennedy Wendy Klein Robert Koff Nancy Koppen Chris Kousar Alan Krasnor )ohn Kufel Robert A. Kuzner, |r Keith Landberg Sue Landrum Carol Lane Randall Lee William Leonard .M-itj ci .:A-5EW;« ?ii Barbara Levine Marty Liberman Mu h.icl I itxTni.ifi Elaine Liberti Tia Lipman Lynne Litzinger 138 139 lude Lobell Cheryl Lovelace lack Lube Robert C Lyons Debbie Lou Malloy Steve Malone Jeffrey Manor Paul Mantini lohn W Matlock leffrey Matthews Robert Mautner Dennis Henry Mensch Wendy Mitcham Francie Monteith Jill Moore Libby Moore 140 141 Bryan Moran V ■a Kei Nishimura Melanie Moroney w Cottle Morse Pam Moselev Marc Nelkin Charles Nelson Dave Noble Gini Noble Paula Noe Richard Noshav lulia O Brient Eugene Perry Carmen Peyton lames Pitts Eva Pogacnik ••Dixie Pohakoff Rhonda Portnoy Mary Pruitt Linda Puckett Dan Reed Paul Revock lames Reynolds leffrey Riffkin Thomas Rivello 142 143 Mark Rivkind Robin Robertson a [ohn Rohr Joanne Rubin jerei Rush Biorn Rustad Eugene E. Sakos, Jr. )udy Salenfriend Mark Samson p? -1 • - f Tom Sawyer Deborah Schnell Terry Schell Mark A. Sessa Eugene Shapiro Alan Sharf WilHam Sheats Lynda Shelkoff Doris Simmons Frank Sinatra Howard Solodky Peter Solomon Clifford R, Spear luanita Springfield Sam Shapiro George Snyder Starr Starcke Mol Slein Nicholas Stone Brad Strickland Nancy Sturman 144 145 Jacquie Swift Gregory Taibott Yuko P- Tashiro Gary C Tassin Ted T. Taucher Shelley Taylor Clyde Thomas Bill Tierney Evie Tobian Les Thompkins Gene Traub Laura Vilerna Grace Walker Larry Walker Judy Wallis Otis Ward Alan Weatherup lody Weston Lynn Stacey Wolffe Susan Woodson Joyce Woodward D.R. Yoder Fred York Manabu Yoshiike 146 147 THE ZOO ■: . vJ ' V i ' .y ..t. ' i) ' . ' R- J d • Registration: Excedrin Headache Number 69 fc ' -T il f Let ' s get out of here, there ' s another black sash Double time Rat Air Raid Cluck, cluck, cluck Cod, I feel like an ass Humiliation Bite one Embarrassment plus %! . . . This is college? . . . This can ' t really be happening Oh, that feels good . . . Just you wait until Friday . . . King Willie Stettinius . . . Queen Jody Weston . . . And now . . . It is over . . . We are one . . . Or is this the beginning? . . . ■■•■ . ' . ' -V v ; iX Senior Capping: The Beginning of the End y rH f M: - ' ti 4 ( m ..-:SSS!S?Aw? i-r: Recess K of C . . . . warm beer and cigarette butts .... gad, it ' s hot in here .... togetherness .... Freaky people doing their thing .... open bar .... I ' ll have another beer .... The Metro ' s .... Let ' s go out and get some fresh air ... . It ' s another orgy ... You can ' t bring that bottle in- side .... Sheraton Biltmore .... Progressive Club .... slow dances and the fast ones .... Billy Joe Royal .... Rat King and Rat Queen ... Coats and Ties .... short dresses .... long dresses .... Let ' s sit this out .... A new way of dancin ' .... Cigarette for me, please .... Corsages .... excitement .... circle dance .... crowded tables .... sad faces, happy faces .... A time to remember .... 162 163 Oglethorpe ' s 1970 Miss Yamacraw is 4 ' 11 , 18 year old Joyce Woodward, who hails from Washington, D.C., but calls Fort Lauderdale, Florida, home. A true fireball by nature, our Freshman Psychology major is a perfect example of one who is in love with life. She finds life very exciting, and Joyce feels more at ease with herself when she can get out and take long walks where I feel the most peace with the world and myself. I try to make the most out of Joyce Woodward 2 everything that I am doing. If I can bring a smile and a bit of cheer to one ' s heart, then I count the day as a success! As for hobbies, Joyce enjoys horseback riding, tennis, and travel. She has a constant desire to get involved in situations that interest her and that she believes need correcting. She has captured the hearts of many because of this desire to help and her love for meeting all types of people — reason enough for Joyce to be out Miss Yamacraw 70. Vi ( ) 3 ft -r- ' SSSSj --: .« hmM sill mtm- Exams - Frustration Oh no, not three in one day .... absolute misery .... why didn ' t I learn this at the beginning? .... help! .... forty people in a forty seat room during exams .... those eagle eyed professors .... ail those hours of cramming and he gives us one question —gad! .... you have ten minutes left .... but you are only half way through the son of a -C% .... no sleep .... those donuts and coffee that always seem to be around .... you gave me a 79— can ' t you raise it just one point? .... I ' m sorry my son, but we must have regulations .... bull. fy-- I Snow: The Fun of it All! You call this snow? .... I ' ve seen more of this stuff in my fridge back home! .... call out the national guard — it snowed an inch last night! .... oh but the beauty of it all ... . why can ' t it be like this all the time? .... the rarity of a snowball fight .... not down my back! .... who built that snowman? .... those cafeteria trays and the girls dorm .... skiing on a half an inch— why not? .... the sore muscles and the cold hands .... it ' s not snow until it ' s at least a foot you grit .... the stillness that is always characteristic of a night of snow .... no night classes .... forget the books you dummies .... the joy of washing a girl ' s face in the snow .... you call this the sunny South? .... -A ' Winter Concert — The Intruders The clapping of hands to the soul music .... rhythm swept through the crowd .... the Intruders at Oglethorpe .... who are the Intruders? .... dancing in the aisles .... meeting the group at the Beta Nu house .... finally a concert at the college .... the beat from their band .... harmonizing out- fits that added to the performance .... a good turnout .... Strachan the M.C and the introduction he gave .... people grooving to the music .... Mertz on the spotlight, a show of its own .... good job Dean Mac .... why couldn ' t the S.G.A. do this for the students? Jf ■ -? - v ■ £ J IB--;- . . jfll .. 1 • af ' i v i . 1 Ka r% 1 H Oglethorpe Crowns Paula Stapp At Homecoming 1970 We thought it would never happen ... so what if the SCA has no money .... many people behind the scenes, especially Brenda Ham- lin .... a great night for our Petrels against West Florida as we win 79-65 .... so that ' s what you look like all dressed up! ... . the good looking girls .... you ' re escorting who? .... I ' ll bet you a fifth that my girl gets more votes than your ' s .... Coach Norwood ' s office — togetherness .... oh no, we ' r e next! .... is my hair all right, can you see my slip? .... the calling of the names ... first Jeanne as fourth, then Freddie, then Diane, then Miriam, then .... Miss Paula Stapp — our Queen! .u3 s«K. First Runner-up Miriam Greszes. escorted by Alan Mazer Second Runner-up Diane Schuettinger, escorted by Claston McDonald Third Runner-up Freddie Chappelle Carter, escorted by Charles Sullivan Fourth Runner-up leanne Ackermah escorted by Bryant Cargiulo 1970 Homecoming Queen Paula Stapp . ■ — ;;;::aa ;«:-K«i i5a)i« Those Lazy Days of Spring The raw leaves .... sitting in the sun .... the chirping of birds .... togetherness .... that walk throu gh the park .... blue skies .... happiness .... smiling faces .... Spring fever .... hating to go to class .... a gentle breeze blowing her hair .... the quietness and serenity of a lake .... guys and girls .... love .... no more heating in the rooms ... running around barefoot .... flowers everywhere .... laughter .... a quiet talk under a tree .... being with someone you love .... baseball .... swim- ming .... bikinis blossom forth .... the joy of being alive .... shorts and sandals .... March 21, the first day of Spring .... ice cream .... daydreams .... picking daisies .... honeybees .... all is beautiful .... Spring clothes .... the early sun .... the fun of just being outside .... the beach .... a lingering kiss .... sunglasses .... trees and bushes in full bloom .... studying in the stadium .... no cares in the world .... getting naked and rolling in the leaves .... the mating season .... the facts of nature .... long drives in open convertibles .... wish we could get out of this class .... ah, paradise. Lady Oglethorpe Miss Judy Peitzman The Court Toni Chamberlain Sharon Cleason Brenda Hamlin Cynthia Hess Barbi Jacobs Lord Oglethorpe Mr. Ron McSwiggan The Court Grafton Biglow Tom Collins Ken Erdoes Joe Menez PEDAGOGUES Dr. Paul K. Vonk The eleventh president in Oglethorpe ' s history, which dates back to 1835, and a member of Atlanta ' s First Presby- terian Church is Dr. Paul Kenneth Vonk. A dynamic man of many attributes, Dr. Vonk has strived to alleviate the fin- ancial problems of Oglethorpe to a point where it could stand on its ' ' eet, and he has succeeded in this task tre- mendously. Although there are a num- ber of problems left, Oglethorpe Col- lege is now beginning to unfold into a well known college with a physical plant that grows impressively every- day. As past president and vice-presi- dent of the Southern Society for Phil- osophy and Psychology, a former sec- retary-treasurer of the Florida Philo- sophical Association, and chairman of the higher education section of the Florida Education Association, Dr. Vonk has led Oglethorpe College to a future that appears stable both finan- cially and educationally. 1. Mr. Leo Bilancio .... Associate Professor of History 2. Mrs. Idalee Vonk ... Instructor of Education 3. Reverend Fitzhugh Legerton .... Instructor of Religion Dr. Doris C. Cash .... Associate Professor of Economics Mr. William H. Franklin, Jr Instructor in Economics Dr. Ken Nishimura .... Associate Professor of Philosophy Mr. James R. Miles .... Professor of Business Administration Mr. George F. Wheeler .... Professor of Physics Mr. William A. Strozier .... Instructor in Languages ; ; .;.. v: ■ ■ ' i ■! v . v,v i.J. :«v , ' . ' .i ■- v ' J oSff:; ' jJaagMSwiint J 1. Dr. R.B. dejanes . Political Science 2. Mr. Phillip F. Palmer . Political Science 3. Mr. Edward M. Garrett 4. Mrs. Ruth E. Lewis . . . in Science 5. Dr. Harry M. Dobson . Music Emeritus Associate Professor of . . . Assoc. Prof, of . . . Instructor of History Assistant Professor . . Asst. Professor of i ■ -J (. h C C M vwrnmrnmrnm It B A M.. ■ t M ■ i (1 HfiliHHi S H SB f 1 1 MF ' ' .. ' •- H t A 1 H H ' li B ■ [ ■ R.. f M ■ ' ' ' ' [l .. L-.i ' . 1 Hhi 1. Mrs. Raymonde Hilley .... Instructor in French 2. Dr. Joel S. Dubow .... Assistant Professor of Psychology 3. Dr. Garland Pinholster .... Instructor in Education 4. Mr. Thomas W. Chandler .... Professor of the Library 1. Mrs. Frances ). Ke .... Instructor in English 2. Dr. G. Malcolm Amerson . . . Assistant Professor of Biolog ' 3 iV r. William A. Egerton .... Professor of Business 4. Dr. Roy N. Goslin .... Professor of Phvsics and Mathematics 5. Dr. T, Lavon Talley Associate Professor of Education 6. Dr. Manuel A. Alonso Assistant Professor of Languages 1. Mr. Wendell H. Brown .... Professor of Humanities 2. Mr. Oliver D. Paul .... Assistant Professor in Education and Mathematics 3. Mr. C. Douglas Alexander .... Business Manager 4. Mrs. Sarah B. Hillerman .... instructor in German Frv ri r :• ■ ,« .. -.-•♦ ' t ' . •) ■■ ■ , ?• 1. Mrs. Marjorie M. MacConnell . . . Registrar Emeritus 2. Mrs. Ida Lois Garrett .... Dean of Women, As- sistant Professor of History and Sociology 3. Dr. Martha H. Vardeman .... Associate Professor of Sociology 4. Dr. Robert E. Willard .... Lecturer in Business 5. Dr. Jack Brien Key .... Associate Professor of History Mr. Elgin F. MacConnell .... Dean of Men, Son of Mrs. Marjorie M. MacConnell, Asst. Prof, of Education Miss Sharon Sanders .... Assistant Professor of Humanities 3. Dr. George S. Stern .... Lecturer in Business 4. Dr. Thomas Key .... Assistant Professor of Biology 5. Dr. Robert 1. Fusillo .... Associate Professor of English 1. Dr. Rachel A. McMillen .... Assistant Professor in Education 2. Dr. Sigfreid A. Wurster . . . Asst. Prof, of Psychology 3. Dr. H. Boyd Israel .... Lecturer in Psychology 4. Mr. Archie B. Crenshaw .... Instructor in Business 5. Mrs. Jacqueline T. Haynie .... Instructor in Phys. Ed. 6. Dr. Elizabeth T. Barnhart .... Asst. Prof, of Chemistry ■if- C ' h ' - ' ' hi; •1,! ...4 . ' . ■•■ ? W Ye Ole Rogues ' Gallery A major part of a yearbook ' s interest is its interior humor. In the 1970 Yamacraw, the goal of pleasing the Oglethorpe student has been strived for, and the staff trusts that it has been successful. Although the Yamacraw staff feels that it has presented an out- standing account of the 1969-1970 year, it has been hindered so greatly in producing this book that at points in the year the production of the Yamacraw was almost cancelled. This cancellation almost came about due to the fact that the Student Govern- ment Association was not given the backing it was due by the students of Oglethorpe. Granted, this lack of interest on the part of the students was mostly financial, but apathy played a large part in bringing about the down fall of the 1969-1970 SGA. Somehow, the Yamacraw survived all of the demon- strations, apathy, and freaks, and was brought to life by a responsible staff and a helpful administra- tion. As editor of the Yamacraw I would like to thank Bill Wolfe of Hunter Publishing Co. for his untiring help and understanding, RA and James Hunter for their faith, JB of Hunter for his artfull guidance, Jimmy Fitts for his moral support and photography help. Dr. Ben dejanes for being my faculty advisor and dinner companion so many times, WQXI-FM for soothing my ears during times of pain due to the lack of interest on the part of my staff. Dr. Vonk for finding $5,000 to pay off this book, Joyce Woodward for making my average day at Oglethorpe more unreal, the janitor of the stu- dent center building for driving me crazy with that blasted hall door, and Lu-Anne for reminding me to go to class. Would you believe this year? I don ' t! . . . Ross Henderson, Editor-in-Chief. Care for a ride on my broom? f . shell . . . dedicated to the pursuit of excellence. 210 211 Congratulations Class of 1970 Spratlin Associates Inc. Land Developers And Realtors Front cover courtesy of Spratlin Associates Ross Henderson Photography Atlanta, Georgia .v- . Whomp whomp, side da head, whomp ' um up side da head! || m«H iJ . jjMMMllnl, Ml. 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THE FABBULOUS 7 STEERS Resterants was Foundered way back in 1956 AD. on the Forth of July which has Ben Cellerbrated Ever Since as a National FHollerday all over Texas the Varnous other states that recently was Annext by Texas to Form the USA of Amernca. OLE TEX SAYS... Try one of our 7 STEAKS which is airstrickly U.S. CHOICE (Except the GAMBLER, of Coarse) Garranteed Unless ' Well Done. ' Our LONGHORN STRIP is a Fabbulous Strip of sizzling Sirlion, dillicious in Flaver. M-m-m, that TEXAS T-BONE is a Whoppin ' Slab of Extry Choice Corn Fat Steer. Or try the TENDER FILLY — A Filly Mignon from right to the Soul of a Lady Steer that was in love (sigh!) Past Away of a Broke Heart (sob!) We got four more, but I aint got no more room to write ' em . . . You ' ll jest hafta cum and see fer yerself!! if yer wishin ' to go to the Skyroom jest take the stationary escalater located at the bottom of 7 STEERS on Peachtree — you can glimpse the magnifisent view of the Fox Theatre parkini{ lot across the street. But if ' n you happin to be going to the Capri some night, our Buckhead resterant is right next door. Sorry, no sta- tionary lescalater there. 2 Locations in Atlania To Serve You — 689 Peachtree St., across from the Fox — 874-7777 3172 Roswell Rd., N.W., in Buckhead— 237-7775 216 r 7 TAURUS Strong-Like Bull! Life of Virginia Congratulates the Graduating Seniors of Oglethorpe College The world today is looking for men who are not for sale; men who are honest, sound from centre to circumference, true to the heart ' s core; men with con- sciences as steady as the needle to the pole; men who will stand for the right if the heavens totter and the earth reels; men who can tell the truth and look the world right in the eye; Men who neither brag nor run; men who neither lag nor flinch; men who can have courage without shouting it; men in whom the courage of everlasting life runs still, deep and strong; men who know their message and tell it; Men who know their place and fill it; men who know their business and attend to it; men who will not lie, shirk or dodge; men who are not too lazy to work not too proud to be poor; men who are willing to eat what they have earned and wear what they have paid for; Men who are not ashamed to say No with emphasis and who are not ashamed to say. I can ' t afford it. — Author Unknown Yeah, yeah, the floor is cool . . .! L lust think Bob, I ' m going to be a father! for flowers that please! MARY ANN ' S FLOWER BASKET 5287 Buford Hwy Doraville Pinetree Plaza 451-6460 Uh, Mrs. Womble, that ladder won ' t do you any good. ALPHA PHI OMEGA A National Service Fraternity Congratulations Class of 1970 Leadership — Friendship — Service ELWYNN PALMOUR INC Real Estate-Insurance 3240 Peachtree Rd. Bi dg. 233-5405 .J i i - M y ■ If this is how she thanks me, I ' ll steal a test for her anytime! CANTEEN CANTEEN CORPORATION Our Pleasure is Catering For Your Pleasure See Us For: Luncheons — Banquets — Buffets — Dinners, ETC. Rap With Our Representatives About Our Graduate Plan David Ballard Joe W?iinberg Phil Cuttino Life of Virginia Then he slipped me the tongue like this! APEX LINEN SERVICE 466 Englewood Ave. 622-1331 JOHNSON and HIGGINS Of Georgia inc. 1700 Trust Co. of Georgia Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Now with me as boss, won ' t moma be proud! Compliments Of A Friend Say da secret wurd an win uh hundrd dollahs! McDaniel Printing Company Inc. 224 225 Compliments of MR. STEVE SCHMIDT Class of ' 40 DIXIE STAMP and SEAL CO. 600 Somerset Terrace 875-8883 t f. K L - •■ -I , :i I drink as much as Dobson so why can ' t I play like him? ' • « ivTi ' i: ■ ... ■.h ;i ; ' ■ ■t ' V M ••« ' i ' f ■ ■t:m 4 r.. : ' il and it ' s all mine! Dave Bruno Tina Cordon Charles Nelson limmy Fisher WETZLAR LEICA SPECIALIST KAMERA HAUS ltd 3252 PEACHTREE RD., N.E. J 233-3122 ! Each to his own drilling, eh Garland? See what happens when you eat too much chocolate? TK ,. !r I ' M Now, my sons, we will continue our service on page 137 if you ' re interested. Doctor, there ' s a girl in room 16 of acobs Hall! Don ' t mind me, but somebody put glue in my Ban Oh baby, that grass teeis great 1 You want me for Homecoming Queen? And you say he ' s about this big? The Photographers Responsible mi ' Dave Bruno .... )immy Fisher .... Jim Graves .... Ross Hen- derson .... Jerry Maillet .... the people who are late to class .... the ones behind the cameras .... the ones in the darkroom till 2:00 AM .... the ones looking for perfection .... the ones who work for nothing but satisfaction .... the last minute print- ing .... the photographers responsible. Negatives developed in Microdol-X for optimum contrast .... paper developed in L.P.D Agfa Brovira grades 2,3, and 4 .... Kodak Poly Contrast .... Kodak Plus-X and Tri-X Pan film .... Acufine . . seler23C-ll . . . .... and more. . . photo-flo .... indicator stop bath .... Be- Durst 606 .... two darkrooms .... super flat The cameras .... Leicaflex .... Nikon F Mamiya Secor .... stolen? .... Bronica .... lenses from 24mm to 300mm .... Yashica-Mat 124 .... Honeywell strobes with overcharged bat- teries .... let me use your 135mm lens .... shoot 1000 rolls of film in three months. 1970 Yamacraw .... Hunter Publishing Company .... Bill Wolfe, publisher ' s representative .... 234 pages .... 9x12 .... Saxony Enamel paper .... with black ink .... offset LITHO- GRAPHY process .... cover photo courtesy Spratlin Associates. 0. Backward Yamacraw, 1970 .... a lot of fun but what an absolute pain .... the count- less numbers of pictures with their countless numbers of unidentified in- dividuals, . . . the photo committee .... oh what a pain in the tail .... you will have the picture by tomorrow morning, don ' t worry .... so its been three days— you ' ll get the pictures .... look, I ' ll just reshoot it ' cause I can ' t find the negatives .... class pictures .... and the studio will assure prompt delivery on the prints to the Yamacraw .... do you know what fat chance means? .... but what about the individual orders? .... what a pain .... uh, thirty-three underclassmen and ten seniors we ' ve lost, sorry .... can I cry now? .... club shots .... how do you get in touch with people when there are no phones or directories or intercom systems to be found? .... one day notice .... that ' s life .... to the postoffice you clowns — it ' s almost mid- night .... the constant harassment of no money .... from a $10,000 budget to an $8,000 budget .... gad .... the task of putting a yearbook together with the knowledge that there might not be any book at all ... . Hunter Publishing Company— the greatest bunch of guys in the business .... what faith .... no Lenny, you can ' t have a special screen on every page .... Bruno bag .... Julie .... Lenny C Charlie .... Janel .... Lu-Anne .... Flash .... Judy .... my right hand man Bill Wolfe .... Tina .... Susan .... Fisher— Gad, what a year! .... Ross Henderson .... Editor . m Winston-Solem I HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY r J • North Carolina BILL WOLFE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 4- « ■ . y ' jJi« : ' . . . ,! (  :., SIS 8 ««tt - «« t ,. ■ « « ,;.,.