Oxford College of Emory University - Memory Yearbook (Oxford, GA)

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Coffee House The coffee house is the place to air one's fa- vorite talents, grievances, old clothes, or any com- bination of the above. Featured this year were rock jams, poetry recitals, acoustical guitars in solos, duos, and trios, and people: people talking, people drinking coffee, people being people. l Manager: Jack Langley Staff: Boyd Campbell Dan del Vecchio Ron Hilley Christy Huff Rick Lakin Molly Mitchell y Charles Watson l Jim Woodworth Faculty Adviser: p Mr. John Gregory l

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The Spokesmanf, Voice of the Students, has given Oxford a new slant on the news. Each edition attempts not only to entertain and inform the student body and faculty, but also to stimulate interest in the school. The energetic staff, led by a never-tiring editor, has printed more editions than ever before. Due to well-written editorials, The Spokes- man? has become one of the most liberal junior college newspapers in the Southeast. Editor in Chief Cindy Luke Managing Editor Larry Uribe Business Manager David Shirley Advertising Editor June Phillips Feature Editor Katey Breen Sports Editor John Gregory Picture Editor Charles Bohanan Reporters Sonny Atkins Boyd Campbell, Ed Clary, Errin Erb, Brad Guest Sue Harrell, Tom Harrington, Ron Hilley, Rick Lakin Mike Lee, Linda Lee Lewis, Molly Mitchell, Glenn McGregor, Greg Pilewicz, John Quinn, Dan Quinton, Anne Salter Dick Steinberg, Clayton Watson, Dan Wingate. Faculty Adviser Mrs Nancy Jackson Spokesman 56