University of West Georgia - Chieftain Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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The officers of the Sophomore Class are Donna Echols, secretary and treasurer; Dean Huneycutt. president; and Sylvia Richard- son, vice-president. The Sophomores Remember . . . . The heart warming tug of returning to school after a summer of new thrills, to find that West Georgia College had not changed as much as they had changed. They laughed to themselves as they remem- bered that it was only a year ago that they arrived as freshmen. How things had changed since then! ! Now, they were looking forward to an event- ful year filled with hard studying, new oppor- tunities and all the little things that make col- lege life so wonderful.

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MARY JO BAILEY. Carrollton, Ga. Her smile radiates happiness Treasurer of Junior Class CAROLYN BREWER, Mount Zion, Ga. Jolly, happy, serious too; with now and then a thought or two. Day Student EARLINE CASEY, Cedartown, Ga. Let them call it mischief; when it is passed and prospered, twill be virtue. FTA, WAA, Chieftain of Cherokee Tribe, Secretary of WAA, Secretary of Adamson Hall, House Council of Adamson, President of Junior Class, Student Council SHIRLEY DANIELS, Tallapoosa, Ga. T ' was her thinking of others that made you think of her. Historian of FTA, WAA, VRA Council, Secretary of Alpha Theta, May Day Court, Cast of Best Foot Forward JANE HAMMOCK, College Park, Ga. Heaven helps those who help themselves FTA, Secretary of VRA, Choir, Alpha Theta, WAA MARY PRINCE, Carrollton, Ga. Sincerity is the keynote to success Day Student CAROLYN THOMASON, Dalton, Ga. Winning is her way and sunny is her smile French Club, FTA, Reporter of Junior Class ELLEN WINDSOR, Woodville, Ga. Gaze into her eyes too long and all is lost WAA, VRA Council, FTA, Secretary of Biology Club, Vice-President of FTA, Secretary of Student Council, President of Alpha Theta, May Court

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GARY AKINS. Dalton, Ga. Who can tell the workings of this man ' s brain. Football and Baseball JOE ANDERSON, LaGrange, Ga. ' I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. ' ' Student Council STEPHEN ARTHUR, Crandall, Ga. He makes a July ' s day short as December. Veterans Club, Mu Zeta Alpha GERALD BARGE, Tyrone, Ga. ' Give me a million girls, but give me one at a time. Baseball, Basketball, Combo, Letterman ' s Club REUBEN BARTON, Mount Zion, Ga. Honor lies in honest toil. Day Student JAMES BELL, Lindale, Ga. I ' ve put all my troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Student Council, Basketball, Football, Veterans Club, Letterman ' s Club. Tennis LINDA BONNER, Carrollton. Ga. A woman ' s heart is like the moon, always chang- ing, but there ' s always a man in it. Transfer Student, Choir. Alpha Theta JAMES BROCK, LaFayette, Ga. To me the charm of an encyclopedia is that it knows — and I needn ' t. EVELYN BRYANT, Calhoun, Ga. She ' s the answer to perpetual motion. Basketball, Secretary of WAA, Co-Chieftain of Sem- moles. Superlative JOHN BURKHALTER, Lindale, Ga. One learns in life to keep silent and draw one ' s own confusions. Letterman ' s Club, Football, Manager, Veterans Club iUri - «• ' S s tflf f .