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

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Reflecting the aesthetic aspects of the students' lives, the COLLECTOR is an expression of the emotional side of Oxford. Although the COL- LECTOR is published at irregular intervals, it contains poems, short stories and photographs which are submitted by students who are in- terested in literary expression. l 9 I . y' 5 t n I I L 'V' . ' I Editor-in-Chief: Jack Langley Staff: Peggy Bernhardt, Mark Bosak, Clay Culp, Dan del Vecchio, Cass Hanna, Ty Hodges, Christy Huff, Rick Lakin, Charles Luckie, Molly Mitchell. Faculty Adviser: Mr. John Gregory 59

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Chorus Why sing? Why take up another hour each week to sing? This single hour is more than just sixty minutes spent vibrating the vocal cords. It is an hour spent in the exploration of music of the past and present. Dr. Guillebeau serves as a competent and enthusiastic guide. Without him, the chorus is lost. Singing is their form of ex- pression. ,yfifi f'f,!K:,w, Q ,, X , s In y q L fa, sa ' A J V w fa A Q q 5 ,G . ra 1 I ,I R aw, W 2 1 kg W 5.3 J' ' W gn, - wr 1 .ff lx 'M su, f' xy, f , ' . ' 4 2 ng.: t , as , .4 r S 'A ' ' wr. N531 a V ww M vw . Mi .au Members: Ruth Barnes, Debbie Bartley, Gary Butts, Kathleen Carter, Susan Cheek, Ann Cuykendall, Jane DeMore, Carrol Eddleman, Martha Finger, Roger Flannagan, Kay Freeman, Brad Guest, Sue Harrell, Kay Hinton, Julian Hutchins, Nancy Jackson, Ann Johnson, Janet Kelly, Marguerite King, Don Martin, Teresa Moore, Ken Murrell, Margaret Page, Bill Simpson, Linda Westbrook. Faculty Adviser: Dr. Joseph Guillebeau 58

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Leadership, campus spirit, dedi- cation-these qualities constitute the Circle K member. An honorary service organization, Circle K taps members from the freshman class in the spring and the sophomore class in the fall. Cleaning the Confederate Cemetery, co-sponsoring the Christ- mas Dance, and producing the Miss Oxford Pageant are examples of their program.