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

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Construction Never Stops at West Georgia. Construction of new facilities progressed at a rapid pace, as has been the case for the past fev years. Nearing completion was the beautiful nev Academic Complex, with its library, Science and Mathematics building, and Social Science building. Also reaching final stages was a new 300-capacity women ' s dormitory, and work has begun on a new Classroom Arts Building. And the work will go on. Authorized for construction is a 400 capacity men ' s dorm, while two 300 capacity dorms, one for men and one for women, have reached the stage of de- sign completion. Also at this stage is a new Educa- tion building. 25

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Baby The Rain Must Fall . . . . . . Glenn Yarbrough; Oct., 1967, Glenn Yarbrough, top folk singer, head- ed the list of Fall quarter entertainment. Yarbrough captivated his audience with such numbers as the hit Baby, the Rain Must Fall. Appearing with Yarbrough were the Fred Ramirez Trio and instrumentalists Maffitt and Davies. Yarbrough and Fred Ramirez Trio. Maffitt and Davies. 24

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Sue Gantt Captures 1 968 Miss Chieftain Crown. The night is for beauty. The girls on this night were beauties, and the outcome was a night of beau- ty and enjoyment for witnesses to the selecting and crowning of Miss Chieftain. Sue Gantt, the chosen queen, is a very popular and interesting person. Among her other activities on campus, she especial- ly enjoyed playing on t he women ' s volleyball team, and she was a versatile team member, too. Paul Shields, emcee, presents Sue Gantt the traditional win- ner ' s roses at the 1968 Beauty Revue. 26