1964 Quadrangle - LaGrange College

To other eyes than ours it is 

a mere deathcross 

in the wind, 

We will put aside these days like withered 

springs, for we cannot climb above our town, 

or we should see, at so great a distance, only 

walls, and roofs, and roads. So high above 

us, we could see no birth or death, no good 

or evil, no joy or pain. But time, like some 

wingless bird, will bring a gift of distance. 

And we will stand on hills. 

a shaded grass, 

a splattering of water 

in the sunlight.

THE 1964 

QUADRANGLE 

LaGrange College 

LaGrange, 

Georgia 

a rock to sit upon. 

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Where we say hours, 

we mean years, 

mean life." 

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stand so long, 

our withered leaves, 

our ageless towers.

DEDICATION 

He knew before we did 

What dreams we dreamt, 

What ambitious songs we sung, 

What hurt we embraced 

when ambition failed. 

He sang before we did 

the requiem for shrouded hopesa 

legacy to live by. 

He gave to us 

(before we knew enough to give) 

His knowledge with his power 

that we might find ourselves 

Not as Ghouls amid Archadian woods — 

but as men among our 

million dreams.

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ORGANIZATIONS

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 

A student government body aiming to maintain the highest standards of conduct and scholarship and 

assuming the direction of all matters concerning student activities. 

Executive Council: Judy McKoon, Sec.; Millard Martin, Pres.; Dottie Mathews, Women's VPres.; Byron Collier, 

Treas.; Mrs. Kelly, Faculty Adv., Noel Smith, Men's VPres. 

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Legislative Council: First row: Deirdre Parker, Judy Sams, Ann McDonald,Dorothy Mathews. Second row: Amelia Mc 

Koy, Judy Hayes, Madeline Bates, Diane Nixon. Third row: Hugh Corless, Bill Smith, Sidney Johnston. Andy Jones, 

Gary Brown, Charles Nixon. Not pictured: Diane Alford, Ted Alford, Frances Barefoot, Sally Culpepper^ Randy Edgar, 

Chip Fortenberry, Pat Jackson, Jerry Moore, Taylor Newton, Carol Sinclair, Sandra Turner. 

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Judicial Council: First row: Lucille Beasley, Billie Ayers, Mary Anne Harwell, Nancy Stipek. Second row: Robert 

Welchel, David Corless, Bill Minningham, Charlie Knight, Charles Nixon. 

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STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CABINET 

Striving to promote an atmosphere of freedom— 

for exchange of ideas . . . 

for understanding of one another and of other peoples . . , 

for discovery of truth . . . 

through— 

discussion, study, service, and worship ... 

Standing: Janet Taylor, Wesley Fellowship Pres.; Irene Papadeas, Worship and Programs; Curtis Chapman, CoPublicity Chm.; Donnie West, 

President; Jerry Newsome, Freshman Class Rep.; Suzanne Nash, CoRecreation Chmn.; Terri Adcock, Vicepres. Seated: Frances Barefoot, 

Treas.; Nancy Cherry, YWCA Chmn.; Nancy Chambless, CoPublicity Chmn.; Jan Clayton, Christian Citizenship and Social Service. Not Pictured: 

Roger Browning, Vincent Shaffer, Steddy Glisson, Mary Propst, Sam McCord, Dr. Kay, Mrs. Robinette. 

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WESLEY FELLOWSHIP 

Opportunity for Methodist students to grow spiritually, socially, 

intellectually and emotionally. 

First TOW: Donnie West, Treas.; Janet Taylor, Pres.; Harold Tarpley, 

VPres. Second row: Diane Aldredge, Bonnie Binford, Projects chm.; 

Nancy Smith. Third row: Ellen Houseworth, Linda Akins, Worship chm.; 

Walter Patrick, Fellowship chm. Fourth row: Theresa Hicks, Jean Burgess, 

Sandra Carey. Fifth row: Ann Russell, Nancy Warren, Nancy 

Cherry. Sixth row: Jan Clayton, Fellowship chm. 

Wayne Deavours, Sec.; 

Bucky Patrick; Dr. Kay, 

Faculty Advisor; Donnie 

West; Ken Chapman; Lonzie 

Wester, Pres.; Frank 

Puffer. Not pictured: Jerry 

Newsome, Vice Pres.; Terry 

Phillips, Treas.; Lee Ramsey, 

Publicity. 

PREMINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 

A brotherhood of men united through their preparations for the ministry or church related 

vacations. 

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Barbara Starr, Jeff Hoss, Hulon Alsabrook, Pres.; Gary Brown, SecTreas.; Frances Barefoot, Roger Browning, Nancy Chambless, VPres.; 

Curtis Chapman, Dr. Davis, Faculty Adv., Susanne Nash. 

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 

Stimulating Christian fellowship among Baptist students, serving 

as a link between college and local church. 

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Janet Taylor, 

Pat Lanham, 

Bonnie Binford, 

Pres.; Theresa 

Hicks, Jean 

Burgess, Sec.; 

Nancy Cherry, 

Diane Aldredge, 

VPres.; Sandra 

Carey, Sandra 

Roberts, 

Nancy Smith, 

Treas.; Ann 

Russell, Linda 

Akins, Diane 

Nixon, Jan 

Clayton. 

CHRISTADELPHIANS 

As "sisters in Christ," to strive to attain higher levels of Christian service, to discover and explore 

fields of Christian vocations; to grow in His love. 

CIRCLE K 

Young men of recognized leadership v*rhose aims encompass campus and community 

improvement. 

Top TOW: Gary Brown, Lowery 

Tillison, Charlie Knight, 

David Corless, Bryon Collier, 

Vincent Shaffer, Millard 

Martin, Hugh Corless, 

Ken Chapman, Dan Metee, 

Sammy McCord, Curtis 

Chapman, Donnie West, 

Harold Tarpley, Chuck 

Nixon, Mickey Johnson. 

Bottom TOW: officers, Robert 

Welchel, president; Randy 

Edgar, secretary; David 

Travitz, treasurer; Charlie 

Clark, vice president.

PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 

Coordination and cooperation for the social Greeks on campus. 

First row: Beth Leonard, Sec.; Nancy Stipek, Bill Smith, Chm.; Ted Hitchcock, Treas.; Mrs. Piatt, Faculty Adv.; Sammy McCord, VChm.; Dee 

Atkinson. Second row: Jenny Dorough, Dr. Jones, Faculty Adv.; Judy McKoon, Ted Whitman, Millard Martin, Bill Minningham, Kathryn Green, 

Bill Thompson. 

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PI 

GAMMA 

MU 

To improve scholarship 

in the social studies. 

Seated: Donnie West, Dr. 

Waights G. Henry, Mary 

Anne Harwell, Diane Nixon, 

Mrs. Mildred Robinette, 

Miss Ann Clark, Ellis Dunbar, 

Student VicePres.; 

Sammy McCord. Standing: 

Mr. and Mrs. James B. 

Blanks, Dr. Zachary Taylor, 

Dr. C. Lee Harwell, Pres.; 

Mr. Michael J. Brown, 

VicePres.; Mr. and Mrs. 

Roger Guptill. Not pictured: 

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton 

Guptill, Mr. Jack Henderson, 

Dr. and Mrs. W. L. 

Murray, Miss Sylvia Strickland, 

Sec. 

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SIGMA 

To recognize and pursue 

genuine scientific 

interest among faculty 

and students. 

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Jean Jackson, Saundra 

Brumbeloe, Mr. Marvis 

Webb, Jane Johnson, Byron 

Collier, John Rice, Mac 

Stillwell, Faith Shellnutt, 

Mr. A. M. Hicks, Irene Papadeas. 

Chuck Nixon, Miss 

Verdi Miller, Mr. Richard 

Bennett, Dr. John Shibley, 

Mr. Grayson Bradley. 

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Standing: Miss Canady, Faculty 

Adv.; Connie Robinson, Amelia 

McKoy, Treas. Jane Johnson. 

Seated: Sue Goethe, Jane Wilbanks, 

Laura Hill, Donna Howell, 

Mildred Eidson, Sec. 

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 

Athletic activities for all interested girls to create team cooperation and a spirit of good 

sportsmanship. 

MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 

Seeks to promote the physical development of men students by regulating a program of 

intramural athletics. 

Sam Gipson, Dr. Judson Harris, 

Sponsor; David Travitz, Glenn 

Stone, Sec.Treas.; James Allen 

New, Pres.; Jerry Moore; Randy 

Edgar, Vice Pres.

ART 

LEAGUE 

Creative minds uniting for 

better understanding of 

the visual arts. 

First row: Judy Savage, Janice Christian, VPres.; Sue Goethe, Suzanne Nash, Michael O'Brien. Second row: Cherry 

Mahaffey, Kathryn Green, Ouida Harmon, Linda Long. Third row: Betty Rutledge, Nancy Chambless, Treas.; 

Curtis Chapman, Sec.; Wayne Minor, Pres. 

Arlin Wallace, VPres.; Miss Strickland, Dr. Estes, Cindy Bennett, Pres.; Billy Hearnberg, Sec.Treas. 

ALPHA 

PSI 

OMEGA 

An honorary society for 

achieving excellence in 

drama.

First row: Susan Galloway, Sandra Smith, Carol Clyburn. Second row: Janice Christian, Scarlet Crenshaw, Kathryn Wooldridge, Renie Grooms, 

Sandra Burgess, Sharon Crawford. Third row: Jane Yarbrough, VPres.; Mary Snow, SecTreas.; Pam McFarland, Judy Whiting, Nancy Ramsey, 

Connie Robinson, Joy Borough. Fourth row: Dianne Efurd, Jimmy Smith, Kathryn Merritt, Jackie Reaves, Daphine Ray, Roger Browning, Jimmy 

Jackson, Charlie Rivers. Fifth row: Mike Baker, Hulon Alsabrook, Pres.; Eddie Brown, Charles Thomas, Ellis Dunbar, Harold Tarpley. 

CHORALAIRES 

An opportunity for students in all departments to present sacred and secular music. 

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CURTAIN 

RAISERS 

Laboratory training in theatre arts for productions 

of highest standards. 

Seated: Ken Chapman, Sue Lawhorne, Robin Hood, Miss Strickland, Fac. Adv.; Cindy 

Bennett, Cherry Mahaffey, Sec. Standing: Mickey Johnson, Billy Hearnburg, Pres.; Drue 

Linton, Dr. Estes, Fac. Adv.; Ted Hitchcock, Chip Fortenberry.

Mrs. Williams, Fac. Ad.; R.v,ho.d Campbell, Bus. Mgr.; Arlin Wallace, ed.; Hulon Alsabrook, Circ. Mgr.; Clark 

Stone, Asst. ed.; Cherry MahafFey, Art ed. 6 , 

SCROLL 

A publication of the creative art of LaGrange College. 

RADIO STAFF 

To provide informative and entertaining radio coverage of the events on the 

LaGrange College campus and to give LaGrange College students experience 

in the field of broadcasting. 

Jim Cowan, News director; Johnny Long, Sports director; John White, Production coordinator. 

Not pictured: Alan Thomas, Adv. 

MUSIC 

EDUCATOR'S 

NATIONAL 

CONFERENCE 

To further music education among the 

student body. 

Sandra Burgess, Renie Croons, Mary Snow, 

Carrol Clyburn, Jimmy Smith, Dr. Anderson, 

Fac. Adv.; Jimmy Jackson, Daphine Ray, Kathryn 

Merritt, VicePres.; Judy Whiting, Nancy 

Fordham, Sandra Smith, Sharon Crawford, Sec. 

Treas.; Not pictured: Jane Yarborough, Pres.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby McClain, VPres.; Mr. and Mrs. Max McCord, Sec.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy_ 

Awbrey, Pres.; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tyler and members' children. Tôt pictured: Mr. and Mrs. 

Jack Blackstone, Treas.; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ramsey. 

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Diane Nixon, Drue Linton, Sue Lawhorne, Fred Brown, Mickey Johnson, Janet Taylor, Ginger Crawford, John 

Lantz, JefE Hoss, Cindy Bennett, John White. 

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Clark Stone, Sports Editor and Staff members Jeff Hoss and Mickey Johnson. 

Purpose: To report objectively all news pertinent to the college 

community, and to comment editorially on relative matters. 

HILLTOP 

NEWS 

Drue Linton, Business Manager; Fred Brown, Editor. 

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S. Campbell J. Carter N. Cherry 

S. Adams L. Akins J. Baikie B. Binford, Sec. B. Buchanan 

Jerry Moore, Alpha Phi Beta Dream Boy 

J. Borough, 

Panhellenic Rep. 

 

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M. Eidson, Treas. B. Elder 

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C. Funke S. Galloway K. Green, Pres. L. Hill J. Hitchcock S. Johnson 

S. Lawhorne P. McFarland C. Mahaffey, VPres. B. Mulling 

W.A.A. Rep. 

C. Newby P. Pease

E. Roberts A. Russell J. Savage, Historian E. Sessions 

G. Smith L. Smith 

N. Warren J. Wheeler A. White K. Wooldridge 

ALPHA PHI BETA 

D. Yates

T. Alford W. Allen H. Alsabrook, Sec. 

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M. Baker D. Beck D. Bennett 

Ouida Harmon, Sweetheart 

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MT. Sigma Nu Pi 1964, Sammy McCord 

J. Cowan B. Hearnburg, 

Sgtatarms 

T. Hitchcock, VPres. L. Hornsby J. Hoss 

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B. Hyatt T. Jones. W. Kersey

J. Moore J. Nelson M. O'Brien B. Patrick L. Shelnutt L. Shumake 

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D. Smith S. Stewart H. Tarpley D. West L. Yarbough 

Chaplain 

SIGMA NU PI 

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T. Adcock S. Ash L. Beasley A. Beason P. Bowen B. Brake 

J. Brown S. Bulter S. Calhoun 

J. Carlsen 

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B. Castleberry N. Chambless H. Chastain S. Gierke 

C. Clonts J. Crawford 

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G. Crawford R. Grooms J. Davis D. Efurd G. Garner 

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C. Gill K. Graham 

B. Gys J. Hammett N. Hammett M. Harwell, 

Treas. 

B. Hobbs 

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C. Hodges R. Holloman J. Holstum R. Hood E. Houseworth S. Huttzfeldt J. Jackson

T. Knowles, 

V.Pres. 

D. Land, Pres. 

P. Lanham 

B. Leonard, 


E. McGarity J. McKoon, 

V.Pres. 

A. McCoy 

B. Maddox 

B. Mays 

K. Merritt 

E. Nickelson A. Oliver L Papadeas, 

Sec. 

M. Pinson 

C. Phillips B. Poole M. Propst 

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J. Reaves E. Reeves L. Renfro L. Reynolds 

ALPHA KAPPA THETA 

B. Rutledge 

L. Sigmon 

J. Smith 

E. Snelling 

M. Snow 

S. Turner 

T. Turner 

J. Wilbanks, 

W.A.A. Rep. 

C. Wilder 

D. Wilkes

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J. Baggett C. Banks G. Brown, Historian 

R. Campbell 

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J. Carter C. Clark 

C. Corbett A. de Sarran 

Judy McKoon, Sweetheart 

R. Edgar B. Gambill S. Glisson 

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L. Goodman 

L. Horton 

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S. Johnston, Sec. 

J. Jones J. Jones

PI DELTA KAPPA 

D. Travitz, M.A.A. M. Walters T. Whitman, Pres.

B. Aldredge 

D. Aldredge 

L. Aldridge 

J. Alexander 

D. Alford 

B. Ayers 

F. Barefoot 

M. Bates 

R. Brand, Sec. P. Calhoun 

C. Corley C. Cramer S. Culpepper 

I. Duncan 

J. Dyson 

A. Gifford 

J. Glass B. Greene 

M. Hackney 

N. Hamby 

E. Hance 

J. Hayes, 

Historian 

C. Hodges 

D. Howell, 

W.A.A. Rep. 

J. Johnson, 

Treas. 

L. Johnston 

M. Lane 

S. Longino 

A. McBride 

A. McDonald, 

VPres.

J. McMath 

H. McMonagle 

D. Mangham 

M. Massey 

D. Matthews 

V. Meecham 

M. Melson 

A. Murray 

D. Nixon 

J. Odum 

N. Osborne 

D. Parker 

P. Paul 

L. Richardson N. Rickett 

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S. Roberts 

C. Robinson 

J. Sams 

S. Schroeder 

C. Sinclair 

N. Smith 

B. Starr 

N. Stipek, 


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J. Byrd C. Chapman 

M. Chapman 

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B. Collier M. Duncan 

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D. Johnson M. Johnson 

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A. Jones B. Lewis J. Long 

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J. McGhee 

J. New, Treas. C. Nixon, Sec.

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C. Owen T. Peterson J. Pike 

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M. Powell 

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B. Sewell M. Skipper B. Smith, Pres. 

N. Smith 

E. Stephens 1/ B. Thomas 

B. Thompson, L. Tillison, R. Weaver R. Whelchel, 


VPres. 

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J. Wilson

Faculty Advisor 

MRS. A. BLODGETT 


MR. F. FREEMAN 

Editor of 1964 Quadrangle 

JENNY DOROUGH 

Not Pictured 

KATHIE GRAHAM 

General Staff 

Assistant Editor 

Layout Editor 

Cover Design 

CHERRY MAHAFFEY 


DR. Z. TAYLOR 

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Photographer 

ROD HEITMAN 

General Staff 

MILDRED EIDSON 

General Staff 

MARY HACKNEY 

General Staff 

CATHERINE FUNKE 

Photographer 

MIKE DUNCAN 

Sports Editor 

CLARK STONE 

Index Editor 

REGINA HOLLOMAN 

Club Editor 

NANCY RAMSEY

QUADRANGLE STAFF 

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Advertising Staff 

ELLYN ADAMS 

Business Manager 

LAURA JOHNSON 


CURTIS CHAPMAN 


PEGGY BOWEN 

Advertising Manager 

PAT LANHAM 

General Staff 

SUZANNE NASH 

General Staff 

MICHAEL O'BRIEN 


ANN HERREN 


ELLEN HOUSWORTH 

General Staff 

Introduction and 

Dedicatory Poem 

ARLIN WALLACE 

General Staff 

DOREEN YATES 


DRUE LINTON 


DONNIE WEST

David Corless, Joe Phillips, Johnny Pike, Roy Awbrey, Hugh Corless, Coach Mariotti, T. J. Thompson, Richard Rowell, Larry Thigpen, Lew Halter, 

Glenn Lord. 

Manager Joe Mc Ghee.

LAGRANGE COLLEGE PANTHERS

Freddie Stokes, Deirdre Parker, Brenda Aldredge, Sandy Turner, Judy Tomason, John Carter.

ADMINISTRATION

Mary Kirk Kelly 

A.B., M.A.T. 

Assistant Professor of History 

Dean of Women 

Austin P. Cook, Jr. 

Business Manager 

Floyd Jackson Henderson, Jr. 

A.B. 

Director of Admissions 

Alan R. Thomas 

B.S., M.A. 

Director of News Service 

Carolyn Drinkard Burgess 

Director of Alumni Activities

John D. Anderson 

B.P.S.M., M.M., Ph.D. 

Professor of Music 

Richard H. Bennett, Jr. 

A.B., B.S., M.S., M.S.E.E. 

Assistant Professor of Physics 

FACULTY 

James Bailey Blanks 

B.S., M.A. 

Professor of Psychology 

Alice K. Blodgett 

A.B., M.A. 

Associate Professor of English 

Grayson M. Bradley 

A.A., B.S., M.A. 

Assistant Professor of Biology

Michael John Brown 

A.B., M.A. 


Virginia Canady 

B.S., M.S. 

Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education 

Ann Laurine Clark 

A.B., M.A. 

Assistant Professor of Modern Languages 

Kathryn T. Qine 

A.B., B.M., M.M. 

Associate Professor of Piano and Organ 

Sara Marie Davis 

B.S., M.A., Ph.D. 

Associate Professor of Education 

Paul Watson Doster 

B.M., M.M. 

Assistant Professor of Music

Maxie Chambless Estes 

B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 

Professor of Speech 

and Drama 

Chairman of Fine Arts 

Division 

rs^ 

Nicholas E. Flaskay 

M.Sc. 

Assistant Professor of 

Modern Languages 

Fred B. Freeman, Jr. 

A.B., M.A. 

Assistant Professor of English 

Katherine F. Glass 

A.B., A.B.L.S. 

Associate Librarian 

Carleton S. Guptill 

A.B., M.A. 

Associate Professor of 

Social Science

Roger S. Guptill 

A.B., S.T.B., M.A. 

Visiting Associate Professor 

of Religion 

Judson Burton Harris, Jr. 

A.B., M.S., Ph.D. 

Associate Professor of Health 

and Physical Education 

C. Lee Harwell 

A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 

Academic Dean and Dean 

of the Faculty 

Jarrell E. Hethcox 

A.B. 

Assistant Professor of Art 

Arthur M. Hicks 

A.B., M.S. 


Chemistry 

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Richard Donald Jolly 

B.S., M.S. 

Assistant Professor of Mathematics 

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Walter Dickinson Jones 

A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 

Professor of English 

Chairman of Humanities Division 

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Toombs Hodges Kay, Jr. 

A.B., B.D., Ph.D. 

Professor of Religion 

Dean of Chapel 

Mary Kirk Kelly 

A.B., M.A.T. 

Dean of Women 


John Perry Leavell, Jr. 

A.B., M.A. 

Assistant Professor of History

Alfred Mariotti 

A.B., M.A. 

Dean of Men 

Registrar 

Basketball Coach 

Verdi F. Miller 

A.B., M.A. 


Mathematics

Billie C. Oliver 

B.S. 

Instructor of Foreign 

Language 

Mildred Wright Robinette 

A.B., M.B.A. 


Business Administration 

Ezra L. Sellers 

B.F.A., M.F.A. 

Professor of Art 

John L. Shibley 

B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 

Professor of Biology 

Chairman of Science and 

Mathematics Division 

Walter Malcolm Shackelford 

A.B., M.Ed., Ed.D. 

Professor of Social Science 

Division 

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Zachary Taylor, Jr. 

A.B., Ph.D. 

Professor of Economics and 


Chairman of Business Administration 

and Economics Division 

Murial B. Williams 

A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 

Associate Professor of English

Virginia Burgess 

Assistant to Librarian 

Ann C. Fowler 

Alumni Association 

Lelia Fulford 

Secretary to President 

Charlene Spinks 

Secretary to the Dean 

Joan Hammett 

Secretary to Dean of Women 

Sandra Patterson 

Secretary to Admissions 

Evelyn Brannon 

Assistant Business Manager 

Eleanor Parker 

Assistant to Librarian 

Juanita Overcash 

Associate Registrar 

George B. Sullivan 

College Representative 

Clara Mae Towns, B.S. 

News Service Secretary 

Madeline M. Tucker 

Secretary to Business Manager 

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Mrs. Mary Miller 

Residence Counselor 

Mrs. Mildred Piatt 

Residence Counselor

Mrs. Sadie Pool 


Mrs. Effie Stambaugh 


Mrs. Lenice Stewart 


STAFF 

Kermit R. Fowler 

Campus Engineer 

Mrs. Kermit R. Fowler 

Post Mistress 

J. E. Crenshaw 

Campus Policeman 

Oscar Pope 

Campus Policeman 

Mr. D. J. Evans 

Dietician 

Manager, Campus Chefs, Inc. 

Mrs. Ben Hamner 

JohnstonMalone Book Store 

Mrs. Joe White 

JohnstonMalone Book Store

SANDRA HELEN SCHROEDER 

SIDNEY GUY JOHNSTON. 

JAMES LARRY HORNSBY 

MARY JENNIFER GLASS 

CLASS SECRETARY 

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OWEN DELONEY EDGE, III 

PHILIP HENRY NIPPERT 

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JAMES POPE HARMAN, JR. 

KENNETH WAYNE MINOR

JAMES ALLEN NEW 

LOULA WIMBERLY GLOVER

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STELLA CAROL SINCLAIR 

SAMMY O'NEAL McCORD

MARY ANNE HARWELL 

DANIEL BRADLEY METTEE 

WAYNE H. DEAVORS 

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CLARK FREEL STONE 

NANCY LOUISE SMITH

WILLIAM VAN HEARNBURG 

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ALBERT ARLIN WALLACE 

NAN TAYLOR BRADLEY

NEWTON DANIEL BRUMBELOE 

INA ELIZABETH REEVES 

JUDITH LYN SAVAGE 

ROBERT ELLIS DUNBAR 

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DAVID MOATES JORDAN 

LAURA JANET TAYLOR 

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OUIDA KATHRYN MERRITT 

NOEL LYNN SMITH 

LEE KEMP RAMSEY

SENIOR CREDITS 

DOROTHY DIANE ALFORD 

Lagrange, Georgia 

Psychology 

Hilltop News Staff 1, 2, 3, Society Editor 3; Homecoming Queen 2; 

Gamma Phi Alpha Sweetheart 2, 3; Kappa Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. 

HULON ERVIN ALSABROOK 

LaGrange, Georgia 

Spanish 

Choralaires 2, 3, 4, President 4; Los Hijos del Cid 1, 3, President 3; 

B.S.U. 3, 4, Music Chairman 3, President 4; M.E.N.C. 4; Sigma Nu 

Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4. 

DELIA ANN ATKINSON 

Palmetto, Georgia 

Psychology 

Choralaires 1, 2; W.A.A. 2; Homecoming Maid of Honor 3; May 

Court 3; Class Secretary 4; Panhellenic Council 4; Kappa Phi 

Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, VicePresident 3, President 4. 

BEVERLY FORREST BARBER 


English 

Curtain Raisers 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 3; Homecoming Candidate 

2, 3; Town Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; S.C.A. Representative 

2; Alpha Kappa Theta 1, 2, 3. 

CAROLYN LUCILLE BEASLEY 

Swainsboro, Georgia 

Religion 

South Georgia College 1, 2; Alpha Kappa Theta 3, 4. 

CYNTHIA TERI BENNETT 

Decatur, Georgia 

Elementary Education 

Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Sigma 3, 4; Who's Who 4; . . . . 

1, 2, 3. 

JOE BARRY BENNETT 

Hogansville, Georgia 

Chemistry 

Oglethorpe University 1. 

BONNIE BINFORD 

Atlanta, Georgia 

Religion 

Young Harris College 1, 2; Wesley Fellowship 3, 4, Projects Chairman 

4; Christadelphians 3, 4, President 4; Alpha Phi Beta 3, 4, 

Secretary 4. 

NAN TAYLOR BRADLEY 



ALFRED WILLIS BROWN 

East Point, Georgia 

History 

Georgia State 1, 2; Hilltop News Editor 4; Who's Who 4. 

NEWTON DANIEL BRUMBELOE 

West Point, Georgia 


CHARLES BLANCHARD CLARK 


General Science 

North Georgia College 1; Circle K 3, 4, Treasurer 3, VicePresident 4; 

Pi Delta Kappa 2, 3, 4. 

SANDRA COLEMAN CLARKE 

Pine Mountain, Georgia 

Mathematics 

Augusta College 1; Columbus College 2; Kappa Phi Delta 3, 4. 

MAXINE SUZANNE CLERKE 



West Georgia College 1; Choralaires 3; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Town Girls' 

Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Theta 4. 

FRANCES VIRGINIA CRAWlunu 

Blue Ridge, Georgia 

Biology 

Choralaires 2; Sigma 2, 3, 4; May Court 2; Quadrangle Literary 

Editor 3; Who's Who 4; Class Secretary 3; Alpha Kappa Theta 

1, 2, 3, 4. 

WAYNE HILL DEAVOURS 

Columbus, Georgia 

History 

Columbus College 1, 2; PreMinisterial Association 3, 4, Secretary 4. 

JENNY LEE DOROUGH 

Albany, Georgia 

English 

Emory at Oxford 1, 2; Quadrangle Editor 4; Alpha Phi Beta 3, 4 

PanHellenic Representative 4. 

ROBERT ELLIS DUNBAR 

Zebulon, Georgia 

Social Science 

Young Harris College 1, 2; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4, Student VicePresi 

dent 4; Gamma Phi Alpha 3, 4; Choralaires 4. 

JUDY MAE DYSON 

Austell, Georgia 

Mathematics 

Reinhardt College 1, 2; Sigma 3, 4; Judicial Council 4; Who's Who 

4; Kappa Phi Delta 3, 4, Treasurer 4. 

OWEN D. EDGE, III 



Gamma Phi Alpha 1, 2, 3. 

MARY JENNIFER GLASS 

Newnan, Georgia 

H istory 

Class VicePresident 4; Quadrangle Assistant Editor 3; Hilltop News 

Staff 3; Kappa Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3. 

CHARLES STEDMAN GLISSON, III 


Religious Education 

Wesley Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Hilltop News 2, 3, Sports Editor 2; 

S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 1, Recreation Chairman 2, 

VicePresident 3, Y.M.C.A. Chairman 4; Pi Delta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, 

Chaplain 4. 

L. WIMBERLY GLOVER 



Wesleyan College 1; Alpha Kappa Theta 2, 3. 

SUSAN MARIE GOETHE 

Buford, Georgia 

Art 

Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 2; May Court Representative 1; Homecoming 

Candidate 2, 3, 4; Art League, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Letterman's 

Club 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. Council 2, 4, Treasurer 2, VicePresident 

4; Quadrangle Staff 2, 3, Art Editor 2, Editor 3. 

VARNEY ARTHUR GRAVES 



Pi Delta Kappa 3, 4. 

KATHRYN MOZELLE GREEN 


Art 

Sigma Nu Pi Sweetheart 3; Art Student's League 1, 2, 3, 4, President 

3; Choralaires 2; Girls' Vocal Ensemble 1, 2; Panhellenic 4; Curtain 

Raisers 3; Alpha Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, VicePresident 3, President 4. 

ELIZABETH MORGAN GYS 



Woman's College of the University of North Carolina 1, 2; Alpha 

Kappa Theta 3, 4. 

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MARY SMITH HACKNEY 


Psychology 

Los Hijos del Cid 3; Quadrangle Staff 4; Kappa Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. 

JAMES POPE HARMAN, JR. 

Greenville, Georgia 


MARY OUIDA HARMON 


Art 

Tift College 1; Legislative Council 3; First Prize Watercolor Student 

Show 3; Homecoming Candidate 3; Sigma Nu Pi Sweetheart 4; 

Alpha Phi Beta 2, 3, 4. 

LAURA McGOWAN HARULT 



MARY ANNE HARWELL 


History 

Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; Legislative Council 3; Judicial Council 4; Quadrangle 

Organizations Editor 3; Who's Who 4; Alpha Kappa Theta 

1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, 3, Treasurer 4. 

WILLIAM VAN HEARNBURG 


Speech and Drama; English 

Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4; Sigma Nu Pi 

1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 1; M.A.A. Council 2; Curtain Raisers 1, 2, 3, 4, 

VicePresident 2, President 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 4. 

HELGA ELIZABETH HEIMER 

New York, New York 

Spanish 

St. Petersburg Junior College 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; B.S.U. 3, 4; 

Kappa Phi Delta 3, 4. 

MARTHA PEACOCK HILL 


English 

University of Georgia 1, 2. 

JUDITH HOLSTUN 

Birmingham, Alabama 


Pi Delta Kappa Sweetheart 3; Radio Club 3; Alpha Kappa Theta 

1, 2, 3, 4, VicePresident 3. 

ROBIN HOOD 

Tallahassee, Florida 


Young Harris College 1, 2; Curtain Raisers 4; Alpha Kappa Theta 

3, 4. 

MARY SUE JOHNSON 

Roanoke, Alabama 


LAURA BATCHELOR JOHNSTON 



Girls' Ensemble 2; Hilltop News 3, 4; Quadrangle Staff 3, 4, Advertising 

Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Kappa Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, 

Reporter 3, Social Chairman 4. 

SIDNEY GUY JOHNSTON 

Rome, Georgia 

Physical Education 

S.G.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Los Hijos del Cid 2; Curtain Raisers 4; Tennis 

Team 3; Cheerleader 4; Pi Delta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. 

DAVID M. JORDAN 


History 

Columbus College 1, 2; Sigma Nu Pi 3, 4. 

CHARLIE LEE KNIGHT 



M.A.A. Secretary 2; Judicial Council 3, 4, Chairman 4; Circle K 3, 4; 

PanHellenic Council 2, 3; S.G.A. Representative 2; Sigma Nu Pi 

1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3. 

PATRICIA ANNE LANHAM 

Emerson, Georgia 


Class Secretary 1; M.S.M. 1, 2; Hilltop News Staff 2, 3; Quadrangle 

Staff Advertising Editor 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; S.G.A. 4; 

Christadelphians 4; Alpha Kappa Theta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2. 

WILLIAM ELVIS LEWIS 

Tallahassee, Florida 

Economics 

Class Treasurer 4; Gamma Phi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4. 

OTIS MAX McCORD 



Kouples Klub President 4. 

SAMMY O'NEAL McCORD 


Economics 

PanHellenic Council 3, 4, ViceChairman 4; Mr. Sigma Nu 3; Hilltop 

News 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4; 

Circle K 3, 4; Sigma Nu Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Chairman 3, President 

4. 

BOBBY KENNETH McCLAIN 



Kouples Klub VicePresident 4; Sigma Nu Pi 3, 4. 

MILLARD FRANK MARTIN 



Circle K 2, 3, 4, President 3; Class President 3; S.G.A. President 4; 

Who's Who 4; Pi Delta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4. 

MARY KATE MASSEY 

Americus, Georgia 


Georgia Southwestern 2; Los Hijos del Cid 1; Class VicePresident 

3; Kappa Phi Delta 1, 3, 4. 

DOROTHY PATRICIA MATHEWS 


Spanish 

S.G.A. 2, 3, 4, SecretaryTreasurer 2, Women's VicePresident 4; 

W.A.A. President 3; Los Hijos del Cid 2, 3; S.C.A. Council 3; 

Choralaires 3; Who's Who 4; Kappa Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. 

OUIDA KATHRYN MERRITT 


Music Education 

Columbus College 1, 2; Choralaires 3, 4, Treasurer 3; M.E.N.C. 3, 4, 

VicePresident 4; Alpha Kappa Theta 3, 4. 

DANIEL BRADLEY METTEE 


Economics 

Class President 2; Circle K 2, 3, 4; S.G.A. Men's VicePresident 3; 

Pi Delta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. 

CHARLES HUNTER MILAM, HI 


Music Education 

Orchestra 2, 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choralaires 2, 3; Gamma Phi 

Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4. 

KENNETH WAYNE MINOR 

Alva, Florida 

Art 

JERRY BLAINE MOORE 


Health and Physical Education 

Class Treasurer 3; M.A.A. Council 3, 4; Legislative Council 3, 4; 

Alpha Phi Beta Dream Boy 4; AllConference Volleyball 3; Sigma 

Nu Pi 1, 2, 3, 4. 

SYLVIA GAY MOUCHET 

Newnan, Georgia 

French 

Homecoming Candidate 1, 2, 3; Quadrangle Staff 3; Alpha Kappa 

Theta 2, 3, 4. 

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BRENDA MERLE MULLING 

Metier, Georgia 


May Court 3; Quadrangle Staff 3; W.A.A. Council 3, 4, Treasurer 

3; Alpha Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4. 

JAMES ALLEN NEW 

Decatur, Georgia 

Speech 

M.S.M. Treasurer 1; Basketball Team 1; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; 

Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Legislative Council 2; Dorm Council 4; 

M.A.A. 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Gamma Phi Alpha 1, 

2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. 

EDWARD TAYLOR NEWTON 

Madison, Georgia 


Georgia Tech 1, 2; Tennis Team 3; Legislative Council 4; Pi Delta 

Kappa 3, 4. 

PHILIP HENRY NIPPERT 


Biology 

Pi Delta Kappa 3, 4. 

DIANE ELAINE NIXON 


History 

Young Harris College 1, 2; Hilltop News Staff 3, 4; Christadelphians 

3, 4; Legislative Council 4; Pi Gamma Mu 4; Kappa Phi Delta 3, 4. 

JOYCE ELLEN ODOM 

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 


Cheerleader 1; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; S.G.A. House President 4; 

Alpha Kappa Theta 1, 2; Kappa Phi Delta 4. 

CHARLES RAY OWEN 

Meigs, Georgia 

English 

South Georgia College 1, 2; Quadrangle Staff 3; Class President 4; 

Gamma Phi Alpha 3, 4, Chaplain 4. 

ALICE ARMISTEAD PARKER 

Barnesville, Georgia 

History and Social Science 

Emory University 1, 2; Quadrangle Staff 3; Kappa Phi Delta 2, 3. 

JAMES EARL PATTERSON, JR. 



EmoryAtOxford 1, 2. 

LEE KEMP RAMSEY 


Religion 

Young Harris College 1, 2; Gamma Phi Alpha 3, 4. 

INA ELIZABETH REEVES 



B.S.U. 3; Homecoming Candidate 2; Homecoming Court 3; Alpha 

Kappa Theta 1, 2, 3. 

JOHN BENJAMIN RICE 



Sigma 2, 3, 4; Circle K 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Kappa 1, 2. 

EDITH ELIZABETH RUTLEDGE 


Art 

Art League 1, 2, 3, 4, VicePresident 2, Secretary 3; PanHellenic 

Council 3; Alpha KappaTheta 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4. 

JULIA RUTH SAMS 

Cartersville, Georgia 


Choralaires 2, 3; Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Candidate 

2, 4; Legislative Council 4. 

JUDITH LYN SAVAGE 

Chattahoochee, Florida 

Art 

Chipola Junior College 1, 2; Art League 3, 4; Alpha Phi Beta 3, 4, 

Historian 4. 

SAMUEL ALBERT SAXON, HI 

Gainesville, Florida 

Speech 

University of Florida 1, 2; Gamma Phi Alpha 3, 4. 

SANDRA SCHROEDER 

Columbus, Georgia : 


Columbus College 1, 2; Kappa Phi Delta 3, 4. 

HOMER LANIER SHELNUTT 



S.G.A. 2; Circle K 3, 4; Sigma Nu Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. 

STELLA CAROL SINCLAIR 

Montezuma, Georgia 

Religious Education 

Choralaires 1, 2; Girls' Ensemble 1, 2; May Court Representative 1; 

Homecoming Candidate 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Gamma Phi Alpha 

Sweetheart 4; Legislative Council 4; Kappa Phi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. 

NANCY LOUISE SMITH 

Rock Springs, Georgia 


Young Harris College 1, 2; Choralaires 3, 4; Wesley Fellowship 3, 4, 

Secretary 4; Christadelphians 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Kappa Phi Delta 3, 4. 

NOEL LYNN SMITH 

Wrightsville, Georgia 


Class VicePresident 1; Choralaires 1, 2, 4; Circle K 3, 4; Dorm 

Council Chairman 4; S.G.A. Men's VicePresident 4; Who's Who 4; 

Gamma Phi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4. 

WILLIAM HUGH SMITH 



PanHellenic Chairman 4; Gamma Phi Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. 

CARLIS MacARTHUR STILLWELL 


Chemistry 

Sigma 3. 4. 

CLARK FREEL STONE 


English 

Basketball Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports News Manager 3; Hilltop 

News Sports Editor 3, 4; Scroll Assistant Editor 4; Quadrangle Staff 

Sports Editor 3, 4; Editor of LaGrange College Basketball Brochure, 

Ranked in Top Ten in "Duplicated" Brochures Division. 

LAURA JANET TAYLOR 

Toccoa, Georgia 

English 

Young Harris College 1, 2; Wesley Fellowship 3, 4, President 4; 

Christadelphians 3, 4; Hilltop News Staff 3, 4. 

SANDRA MARLENE TURNER 


French 

S.G.A. 1; Legislative Council 3; Hilltop News Staff 1, 2; Cheerleader 

2, 3; Alpha Kappa Theta 1, 2, 3. 

ALBERT ARLINE WALLACE 


Speech and English 

Alpha Psi Omega 4; Grand Stage Manager 4; Curtain Raisers 3, 4, 

VicePresident 4; Scroll 3, 4, Editor 4; Sigma Nu Pi 3, 4. 

DONNIE JOE WEST 

Augusta, Georgia 

English and History 

Augusta College 1, 2; Wesley Fellowship 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; Pi 

Gamma Mu 3, 4; S.C.A. 3, 4; President 4; Preministerial Association 

3, 4, VicePresident 3; Circle K 3, 4; Hilltop News Religious Editor 

3; Quadrangle Staff 4; National YMCA President's Congress 4; 

Who's Who 4; Sigma Nu Pi 3, 4, Chaplain 4. 

BOBBY VERNON WITCHER 

Bowman, Georgia 


Young Harris College 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; Gamma Phi Alpha 3, 4. 

JOAN SWANSON WOODSON 

Dawson, Georgia 


Sigma 3, 4; Honor Student 4. 

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Sherry Diane Adams 

Freshman 

Teresa Lee Adcock 

Junior 

Linda Juanell Akins 

Junior 

Brenda Louise Aldredge 

Junior 

Glenda Diane Aldredge 

Sophomore 

Charles Wesley Banks 

Junior 

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Janet Sue Baikie 

Sophomore 

Freshman 

Carolyn Sue Bales 

Freshman 85 

Helen Frances Barefoot 

Sophomore

Madelyn Mary Bates 

Junior 

F. Anne Beason 

Freshman Class 

Social Chairman 

Richard Douglas Beck, Jr. 

Sophomore 

Donald Lee Benefield 

Freshman 

Douglas Truman Bennett 

Freshman 

Elizabeth Ley Black 

Junior 

Peggy Anne Bowen 

Freshman Class Secretary 

Willie Frank Bowles 

Freshman 

Betty Neil Brake 

Freshman 

Grady Clark Bonner 

Freshman 

Rose Lee Brand 

Junior 

Donald Lindsey Brazell 

Freshman 

Gary William Brown 

Sophomore 

Barbara Ann Buchanan 

Freshman 

Marian Judith Brown 

Junior 

Saundra Bartlett Brumbeloe 

Junior 

Norma Jean Burgess 

Junior

Sandra Gail Burgess 

Freshman 

Susan Esther Butler 

Freshman 

James King Byrd, II 

Freshman 

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H. Susan Calhoun 

Freshman 

Ruth Eugenia Burgess 

Junior 

Penny Marie Calhoun 

Freshman 

Virginia Claire Callaway 

Freshman 

Georgia Sue Campbell 

Sophomore 

Henry Richard Campbell, Jr. 

Sophomore 

John Glenn Carmichael 

Sophomore 

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Sandra Elizabeth Carey 

Freshman 

Judith Mathcws Carlbeii 

Freshman 

John Leslie Carter 

Sophomore 

Barrel Kenneth Chapman 

Junior 

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Freshman 

Beverly Ann Castleberry 

Freshman Nancy Carolyn Chambless Curtis Allen Chapman 

Sophomore 

Sophomore 

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Junior 

Hilda Grace Chastain 

Sophomore 

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Nancy Louise Cherry 

Sophomore 

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Mark William Chapman 

Freshman 

Lem Jay Clark, Jr. 

Sophomore 

Sarah Carol Clyburn 

Freshman 

Carleton Hoyt Collar, Jr. 

Freshman 

Byron William Collier 

Sophomore 

Charles Nims Corhett 

Freshman 

David Warren Corless 

Sophomore 

Hugh Clifford Corless 

Sophomore 

Chrissilda Corley 

Sophomore 

Sharon Annette Crawford 

Sophomore 

James Luis Cowan 

Freshman Class Vice President 

William Miles Cox 

Junior

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James Edward Crews 

Freshman 

Scarlett Marie Crenshaw 

Freshman 

Ella Joy Dorough 

Freshman 

Carl Michael Duncan 

Freshman 

Cynthia Irene Grooms 

Junior 

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Iris Ruth Duncan 

Junior 

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Randolph Munro Edgar 

Junior Class Vice President 

Ethel Dianne Efurd 

Junior 

Mildred Callie Eidson 

Junior 

William Evans England 

Freshman 

Bentley Crowe Fallis 

Sophomore 

Victor Everett Fortenberry 

Sophomore 

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Joyce Iris Fuller 

Freshman 

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Catherine Lee Funke 

Freshman 

Nancy Marcia Fordham 

Junior 

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Elaine Hance 

Freshman 

Judith Hall Hayes 

Junior 

Theresa Gold Hicks 

Junior 

Roderick McKinstry Heitman 

Junior

Laura Alice Hill 

Sophomore 

Judith Ellen Hitchcock 

Freshman Walter Theodore Hitchcock Bessie Delzanne Hobbs 

Sophomore 

Sophomore 

Carol Lenora Hodges 

Junior 

Mary Charlotte Hodges 

Junior 

Regina VeNora Holloman 

Junior 

Jefferson Alexander Hoss 

Freshman 

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Donald Nathaniel Holloway, Jr. 

Sophomore 

Mary Ellen Housworth 

Junior 

Donna Elizabeth Howell 

Junior Class Secretary 

Andrew Armstrong Hunt 

Freshman 

Sharon Elizabeth Hutzfeldt 

Freshman 

Barbara Jean Jackson 

Junior 

James Wesley Jackson 

Junior 

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William Peter Hyatt, Jr. 

Junior

Elaine Hamilton Latham 

Freshman

Geneva Elizabeth Leonard 

Junior 

Ernest Lamar Lee 

Freshman 

Carl Davis Lockman 

Freshman 

John Carlton Long 

Sophomore 

Linda Lucy Long 

Freshman 

Susan Kathleen Longino 

Freshman 

Leonora Anne McBride 

Junior 

Roslyn Marie McBroom 

Freshman 

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Nancy Elizabeth McDonald 

Sophomore 

Patricia Ann McFarland 

Freshman 

 

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Ann Merritt McDonald 

Sophomore 

Amelia Christine McKoy 

Sophomore 

Judith Ann McMath 

Freshman 

* Arthur Joe McGhee 

Sophomore 

Julia Elaine M( (iuril\ 

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Helen Lorraine McMonagle 

Sophomore 

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Judith Patricia McKoon 

Junior 

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Janet Marilyn Mabry 

Sophomore

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Bonnie Carol Maddox 

Sophomore 

Cheryl Dean Mahaffey 

Junior 

Doris Helen Mangum 

Freshman 

James Ralph Matthews, Jr. 

Junior 

Mary Elizabeth Mel«on 

Freshman 

Caroline Story Milam 

Freshman 

Carson Neal Morgan, Jr. 

Freshman 

Elizabeth Edmiston Mays 

Sophomore Class Treasurer 

Vivian Lynn Meacham 

Junior 

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Lizabeth Anne Murray 

Freshman 

Suzanne Allyson Nash 

Freshman 

James Columbus Nelson 

Freshman 

Martha Elon Nicholson 

Freshman 

Joseph Cleon Nalley 

Sophomore 

Charles Ware Nixon, Jr 

Sophomore 

Michael Kenneth O'Brien 

Freshman 

Carolyn Elaine Newby 

Freshman 

Jerry Baine Newsome 

Freshman 

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Shirley Annelle Oliver 

Junior 

ane Osborne 

Freshman 

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Irene Delia Papadeas 

Junior 

Deirdre Ann Parker 

Sophomore 

Walter Edwin Patrick 

Sophomore 

Sandra Patterson 

Freshman 

Thomas Lyman Parker, Jr. 

Junior 

Patricia Ann Paul 

Junior 

William Joe Phillips 

Freshman 

Brenda Poole 

Sophomore 

Carolyn Sue Phillips 

Freshman 

Peggy Anne Pease 

Junior 

Joseph Terry Peterson 

Freshman 

Juanita La Verne Porter 

Junior 

Marvin Auld Powell, Jr. 

Junior 

John Paul Pike 

Freshman 

Terry Lamar Phillips 

Junior

Mary Louise Propst 

Freshman 

Andrea Delores Ramey 

Junior 

Nancy Florence Ramsey 

Junior 

Wanda Jacquelyn Reaves 

Sophomore 

Martha Lynn Renfro 

Sophomore 

Linda Ann Reynolds 

Freshman 

Leslie Bryan Richardson 

Freshman 

Daphine Johnson Ray 

Junior 

Nancy Elizabeth Rickett 

Sophomore 

Glenda Elaine Roberts 

Freshman 

Mary Gail Roberts 

Freshman 

Millard Gary Roberts 

Freshman 

Sandra Lee Roberts 

Freshman 

Connie Mae Robinson 

Freshman 

Ann Kathleen Russell 

Sophomore 

Willis Alton Roberts, Jr. 

Sophomore 

Richard Lynn Rowell 

Junior

Mary Frances Snow 

Sophomore

Sheri Stokes 

Freshman 

Samuel Newt Stewart _ Frederick Champion Stokes 

Freshman Freshman Charles Pitt Thomas 

Freshman 

Barbara Ann Starr 

Junior 

Harold Thurman Tarpley 

Junior 

Mary Carolyn Tyner 

Freshman 

Patricia Unterspan 

Freshman 

Sharon Cecile Waller 

Junior 

Niles Buchanan Thomas 

Freshman Judith Moss Thomason William Arthur Thompson 

Sophomore Sophomore Class Vice President 

Mary Quentilla Turner 

Sophomore 

Lowery Ivie Tillison 

Junior 

Ann Lane Tullis 

Junior Class Treasurer 

Michael Sydney Walters 

Freshman

Harriet Lavinia Walton 

Freshman 

Alexis Dorothy White 

Freshman 

Nancy Lavinia Warren 

Freshman 

Roger Weaver 

Sophomore 

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Janice Virginia Wheeler 

Freshman 

Penelope Lucia White 

Freshman 

Jane Lee Wilbanks 

Sophomore Class Secretary 

Charlenne Genelle Wilder 

Sophomore 

Charles Oliver Williamson, Jr. 

Sophomore 

Dyan Faye Wilkes 

Sophomore 

James Olin Wilson, Jr. 

Freshman 

Kathryn Jones Wooldridge 

Freshman 

Jane Ellen Yarbrough 

Junior 

Deanna Carolyn Young 

Sophomore 

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Larry Sanford Yarbrough 

Freshman 

Helen Doreen Yates 

Freshman 

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UNDERCLASSMEN DIRECTORY 

Ellyn Adams, Canton, Ga. 

Sherry Diane Adams, LaGrange, Ga. 

Teresa Lee Adcock, Decatur, Ga. 

Linda Juanell Akins, Nashville, Ga. 

Brenda Louise Aldredge, Palmetto, Ga. 

Glenda Diane Aldredge, Palmetto, Ga. 

Linda Louise Aldridge, Atlanta, Ga. 

Jane Louise Alexander, Atlanta, Ga. 

Clarence Terrell Alford, Atlanta, Ga. 

Jerry Wayne Allen, LaGrange, Ga. 

Ralph Warner Allen, Lanette, Ala. 

James Ronald Anderson, Hogansville, Ga. 

Susan Ash, East Point, Ga. 

Wilson Herrin Austin, Jr., Atlanta, Ga. 

Roy Melvin Awbrey, LaGrange, Ga. 

Billie Marian Ayers, Newnan, Ga. 

James Emory Baggett, Hollywood, Fla. 

Janet Sue Baikie, Atlanta, Ga. 

Charles Michael Baker, Key West, Fla. 

Carolyn Sue Bales, Decatur, Ga. 

Marybell Ball, Columbus, Ga. 

Charles Wesley Banks, College Park, Ga. 

Helen Frances Barefoot, Way cross, Ga. 

Shirley Jean Bass, Pine Mountain, Ga. 

Madelyn Mary Bates, Covington, Ga. 

Jerry Eugene Beasley, Jesup, Ga. 

Anne Beason, Dalton, Ga. 

Richard Douglas Beck, Jr., LaGrange, Ga. 

Donald Lee Benefield, Roanoke, Ala. 

Douglas Truman Bennett, LaGrange, Ga. 

Elizabeth Loy Black, Atlanta, Ga. 

Jack Riley Blackstone, Augusta, Ga. 

Grady Clark Bonner, LaGrange, Ga. 

Frank McClellan Boozer, Atlanta, Ga. 

John Ray Bouchillon, Milledgeville, Ga. 

Peggy Anne Bowen, Dalton, Ga. 

Willie Frank Bowles, LaGrange, Ga. 

Betty Neil Brake, Macon, Ga. 

Rose Lee Brand, Montezuma, Ga. 

Donald Lindsey Brazell, Fernandina Beach, 

Fla. 

Willodene Brazell, LaGrange, Ga. 

Jacqueline Brewer, Warner Robins, Ga. 

Gary Wiliam Brown, Newnan, Ga. 

Marian Judith Brown, LaGrange, Ga. 

Travis Edward Brown, Cleveland, Tenn. 

Roger Euless Brown, Douglas, Ga. 

Saundra Bartlett Brumbeloe, West Point, Ga. 

Barbara Ann Buchanan, West Point, Ga. 

Norma Jean Burgess, McRae, Ga. 

Ruth Eugenia Burgess, LaGrange, Ga. 

Sandra Gail Burgess, Dallas, Ga. 

Susan Esther Butler, Fernandina Beach, Fla. 

Tommy Guinn Butler, LaGrange, Ga. 

Joe Melvyn Byars, LaGrange, Ga. 

James King Byrd, H, Maitland, Fla. 

Susan H. Calhoun, Orlando, Fla. 

Penny Marie Calhoun, Waycross, Ga. 

Robert Alonzo Callaway, LaGrange, Ga. 

Virginia Claire Callaway, LaGrange, Ga. 

Georgia Sue Campbell, Woodbury, Ga. 

Henry Richard Campbell, Jr., Fairburn, Ga. 

Sandra Elizabeth Carey, Jacksonville, Fla. 

Judith Mathews Carlsen, Atlanta, Ga. 

John Glenn Carmichael, Atlanta, Ga. 

John Leslie Carter, Jacksonville, Fla. 

Joye Carter, Vero Beach, Fla. 

Beverly Ann Castleberry, Chamblee, Ga. 

Nancy Carolyn Chambless, Lizella, Ga. 

Curtis Allen Chapman, Macon, Ga. 

Darrel Kenneth Chapman, Decatur, Ga. 

Mark William Chapman, Columbus, Ga. 

Hilda Grace Chastain, Epworth, Ga. 

Nancy Louise Cherry, Atlanta, Ga. 

Janice Carole Christian, Opelika, Ala. 

Michael Merrill Church, W. Palm Beach, Fla. 

Lem Jay Clark, Jr., Macon, Ga. 

Linda Joy Clark, Atlanta, Ga. 

Janice Clayton, Adel, Ga. 

Carole Netelle Clonts, Atlanta, Ga. 

Sarah Carol Clyburn, Atlanta, Ga. 

Judy Coker, Newnan, Ga. 

Carleton Hoyt Collar, Jr., Leesburg, Fla. 

Linda Darlene Colley, West Point, Ga. 

Byron William Collier, Blakely, Ga. 

Willie Fred Cook. LaGrange, Ga. 

Charles Nims Corbett, Fernandina Beach, Fla. 

David Warren Corless, Charleston, S.C. 

Hugh Clifford Corless, Charleston, S.C. 

Chrissilda Corley, Calhoun, Ga. 

James Luis Cowan, Jacksonville, Fla. 

William Miles Cox, Girard, Ga. 

Sharon Annette Crawford, Carrollton, Ga. 

Scarlett Marie Crenshaw, LaGrange, Ga. 

James Edward Crews, Decatur, Ga. 

Carol Elizabeth Crisler, Marietta, Ga. 

Cynthia Irene Crooms, Cochran, Ga. 

Mary Louise Crowe, LaGrange, Ga. 

Sally Lane Culpepper, LaGrange, Ga. 

William Eldridge Dabbs, Lanette, Ala. 

Vivian Carol Dail, LaGrange, Ga. 

Thomas Emmett Darden, Pine Mountain, Ga. 

Carey Vance Davis, LaGrange, Ga. 

Patricia Joanne Davis, Madison, Tenn. 

Larry Edward Denney, Carrollton, Ga. 

Alain de Sarran, St. Avertin, France 

Nancy Virginia Dill, Groveton, Ga. 

Carole Ann di Lucian, Winter Park, Fla. 

Ella Joy Dorough, Chickasaw, Ala. 

Carl Michael Duncan, Tavares, Fla. 

Iris Ruth Duncan, Decatur, Ga. 

Hugh McMath Duskin, West Point, Ga. 

Kenneth Charles Easom, Cordele, Ga. 

Randolph Munro Edgar, Atlanta, Ga. 

Ethel Dianne Efurd, Columbus, Ga. 

Mildred Callie Eidson, Atlanta, Ga. 

Brenda Faye Elder, Smyrna, Ga. 

Jerry Eugene Eley, LaGrange, Ga. 

William Evans England, Atlanta, Ga. 

Bently Crowe Fallis, LaGrange, Ga. 

Edward Hentz Fletcher, Greensboro, Fla. 

Nancy Marcia Fordham, Dublin, Ga. 

John Wayne Forrester, Douglasville, Ga. 

Victor Everett Fortenberry, Jr., Clarkston, Ga. 

Emmett Jerry Fuller, Gabbettville, Ga. 

Joyce Iris Fuller, Atlanta, Ga. 

Catherine Lee Funke, East Point, Ga. 

Linda Kaye Futch, LaGrange, Ga. 

Susan Leslie Galloway, Atlanta, Ga. 

Janine Marie Gambill, Cuthbert, Ga. 

Richard Dick Gambill, Moultrie, Ga. 

William Lee Gambill, Columbus, Ga. 

Cathie Ann Garner, Shilo, Ga. 

Thomas Dwight Garrett, LaGrange, Ga. 

Gary Buckey George, Boulder, Colo. 

Brazzilla Ann Gifford, Atlanta, Ga. 

Cynthia Linn Gill, Richmond Hill, Ga. 

Samuel Leland Gipson, Tampa, Fla. 

Charles Stedman Glisson, III, Atlanta, Ga. 

John Scudder Glisson, Atlanta, Ga. 

William Larry Goodman, Columbus, Ga. 

Kathie Jo Graham, Atlanta, Ga. 

Thomas Lane Gray, West Point, Ga. 

Barbara Ann Greene, LaGrange, Ga. 

Lew A. Halter, Lake Worth, Fla. 

Nancy Curtis Hamby, Hogansville, Ga. 

Nancy Louise Hammett, Hogansville, Ga. 

Elain Hance, Atlanta, Ga. 

Hugh James Hansen, Fairfax, Ala. 

Russell Charles Harvey, Fernandina Beach, 

Fla. 

Judith Hall Hayes, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 

David Clifton Heck, Newnan, Ga. 

Roderick McKinstry Heitman, Ft. Myers, Fla. 

Pierre Charles Herault, LaGrange, Ga. 

Beverly Ann Herren, Powder Springs, Ga. 

George Hugo Hester, West Point, Ga. 

Theresa Gold Hicks, Thomasville, Ga. 

Laura Alice Hill, Royston, Ga. 

Judith Ellen Hitchcock, Fernandina Beach, Fla. 

Walter Theodore Hitchcock, Fernandina Beach, 

Fla. 

Bessie Delzanne Hobbs, Atlanta, Ga. 

Carol Lenora Hodges, Albany, Ga. 

Mary Charlotte Hodges, Blakely, Ga. 

Regina VeNora Holloman, Villa Rica, Ga. 

Donald Nathanial Holloway, Jr., Grantville, Ga. 

David Irvin Holtberg, Atlanta, Ga. 

Larry Franklin Horton, Columbus, Ga. 

Jefferson Alexander Hoss, Atlanta, Ga. 

Mary Ellen Housworth, Newnan, Ga. 

Donna Elizabeth Howell, Rossville, Ga. 

Richard Elmo Hudson, West Point, Ga. 

Andrew Armstrong Hunt, Marietta, Ga. 

Margaret Joanne Hutcherson, Toccoa, Ga. 

Sharon Elizabeth Hutzfeldt, Fort Lauderdale, 

Fla. 

William Peter Hyatt, Jr., LaGrange, Ga. 

Kendrick Lamar Ivey, Wrightsville, Ga. 

Bette Martin Jabaley, LaGrange, Ga. 

Barbara Jean Jackson, Atlanta, Ga. 

James Wesley Jackson, Lithia Springs, Ga. 

Patrick Andrew Jackson, McDonough, Ga. 

Toby Earl James, LaGrange, Ga. 

Charles Burt Jenkins, Thomaston, Ga. 

David Joseph Johnson, Waynesville, N.C. 

James Andrews Johnson, III, Avondale Estates, 

Ga. 

Jane Hall Johnson, Turin, Ga. 

Mark Euclid Johnson, Atlanta, Ga. 

Ruth Dominick Johnson, Hogansville, Ga. 

Susan Louise Johnson, Macon, Ga. 

Andrew Nolan Jones, Atlanta, Ga. 

Gerald Woodrow Jones, Gainesville, Fla. 

Jack E. Jones, Blue Ridge, Ga. 

John Terry Jones, LaGrange, Ga. 

Elaine Leslie Kandul, Marietta, Ga. 

George Fredrick Kemp, HI, Shawmut, Ala. 

Phillip Hunt Kendall, Monroe, Ga. 

Suzanne Kersey, LaGrange, Ga. 

Thomas Wesley Kersey, Brunswick, Ga. 

Patricia Ann King, LaGrange, Ga. 

Victor Michael King, LaGrange, Ga. 

Bette Cole Kinman, Montezuma, Ga. 

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Barbara Luise Kinzy, Milledgeville, Ga. 

David Lee Kirk, Columbus, Ga. 

Tony Melinda Knowles, Columbus, Ga. 

Marie Adams Krafka, LaGrange, Ga. 

Cathrine Kramer, Atlanta, Ga. 

Dixie Land, Columbia, S.C. 

Margaret Cecilia Lane, Lake Wales, Fla. 

William Lacey Lane, LaGrange, Ga. 

Junious Alvin Langford, Jr., Carrollton, Ga. 

Sue Annette Langley, Dalton, Ga. 

John H. Lantz, Atlanta, Ga. 

Elaine Hamilton Latham, Fairburn, Ga. 

Mary Sue Lawhorne, Atlanta, Ga. 

Larry Thomas Layton, Guatemala, Guat. 

Ernest Lamar Lee, LaGrange, Ga. 

Faith Smith Lee, LaGrange, Ga. 

Geneva Elizabeth Leonard, Dublin, Ga. 

Roby David Leverett, West Point, Ga. 

Julia Ruth Lindsey, West Point, Ga. 

Drue Burgess Linton, Jesup, Ga. 

Carl Davis Lockman, LaGrange, Ga. 

John Carlton Long, LaGrange, Ga. 

Linda Lucy Long, West Point, Ga. 

Susan Kathleen Longino, College Park, Ga. 

Walter Neil Lord, LaGrange, Ga. 

William Glenn Lord, LaGrange, Ga. 

John Davidson Lott, West Point, Ga. 

Loyd Edward Lovern, West Point, Ga. 

Leonora Anne McBride, Fort McPherson, Ga. 

Roslyn Marie McBroom, LaGrange, Ga. 

Douglas McClellan, LaGrange, Ga. 

Ann Merritt McDonald, Hazelhurst, Ga. 

Nancy Elizabeth McDonald, Griffin, Ga. 

Nancy Carol McDowell, LaGrange, Ga. 

Patricia Ann McFarland, Decatur, Ga. 

Julia Elaine McGarity, McDonough, Ga. 

Arthur Joe McGhee, Decatur, Ga. 

Judith Patricia McKoon, Columbus, Ga. 

Amelia Christine McKoy, Atlanta, Ga. 

Ernest Anthony McLeroy, Hogansville, Ga. 

Judith Ann McMath, Moultrie, Ga. 

Helen Lorraine McMonagle, Fernandina 

Beach, Fla. 

Janet Marilyn Mabry, Breman, Ga. 

Bonnie Carol Maddox, Atlanta, Ga. 

Cheryl Dean Mahaffey, Columbus, Ga. 

Doris Helen Mangum, College Park, Ga. 

Robert Lee Martin, Jesup, Ga. 

Carol Jane Matthews, LaGrange, Ga. 

James Ralph Matthews, Jr., LaGrange, Ga. 

Howard Allen Mayberry, Jr., West Point, Ga. 

Elizabeth Edmiston Mays, Marietta, Ga. 

Vivian Lynn Meacham, Atlanta, Ga. 

Mary Elizabeth Melson, LaGrange, Ga. 

Richard Ellis Menendez, Tallahassee, Fla. 

Ouida Kathryn Merritt, Columbus, Ga. 

Caroline Story Milam, Cornelia, Ga. 

William D'arcy Miningham, III, Atlanta, Ga. 

Shelly Felton Mitchell, LaGrange, Ga. 

James Thomas Mooney, Jr., Covington, Ga. 

Jerry Blaine Moore, LaGrange, Ga. 

Carson Neal Morgan, Jr., Medena, Ohio 

Colby Mosier, Huntsville, Ala. 

Donald Walter Mullin, Decatur, Ga. 

Lizabeth Ann Murray, Waycross, Ga. 

Ronnie Gene Myers, Graceville, Fla. 

Joseph Cleon Nalley, Gainesville, Ga. 

Suzanne Allyson Nash, Buford, Ga. 

Sue Evelyn Neely, LaGrange, Ga. 

James Columbus Nelson, LaGrange, Ga. 

Carolyn Elaine Newby, Atlanta, Ga. 

Jerry Baine Newsome, Columbus, Ga. 

Martha Elon Nicholson, Bainbridge, Ga. 

Charles Ware Nixon, Jr., LaGrange, Ga. 

Betty Joyce Norwood, LaGrange, Ga. 

Michael Kenneth O'Brien, Fairburn, Ga. 

Joyce Ellen Odum, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 

Shirley Annelle Oliver, LaGrange, Ga. 

Nancy Jane Osborne, Winder, Ga. 

Dean Owen Oxley, Jr., Fernandina Beach, Fla. 

Irene Delle Papadeas, Waycross, Ga. 

Deirdre Ann Parker, Wrightsville, Ga. 

Rugar Chastine Parker, Rome, Ga. 

Thomas Lyman Parker, Jr., LaGrange, Ga. 

Gary Maxie Parrish, Inman, Ga. 

Sylvia Patrick, Monticello, Ky. 

Walter Edwin Patrick, Warner Robins, Ga. 

Sandra Patterson, LaGrange, Ga. 

Patricia Ann Paul, Thomaston, Ga. 

Peggy Anne Pease, Columbus, Ga. 

Joseph Terry Peterson, Fernandina Beach, 

Fla. 

Carolyn Sue Phillips, Columbus, Ga. 

Gerald Olin Phillips, LaGrange, Ga. 

Terry Lamar Phillips, Newnan, Ga. 

William Joe Phillips, Douglasville, Ga. 

John Paul Pike, LaGrange, Ga. 

Joseph Harold Pinder, Key West, Fla. 

Maxine Pinson, Athens, Ga. 

Brenda Poole, LaGrange, Ga. 

Juanita LaVerne Porter, Thomaston, Ga. 

Marvin Auld Powell, Jr., Columbus, Ga. 

Mary Louise Propst, Decatur, Ala. 

Franklin William Puffer, Marietta, Ga. 

Mary Linda Purcell, Atlanta, Ga. 

Betty Jean Ragan, LaGrange, Ga. 

Judy Kaye Rainwater, LaGrange, Ga. 

Andrea Dolores Ramey, Macon, Ga. 

Nancy Florence Ramsey, Bainbridge, Ga. 

Dauphine Johnson Ray, Cuthbert, Ga. 

Wanda Jacquelyn Reaves, LaGrange, Ga. 

Martha Lynn Renfro, Opelika, Ala. 

Linda Ann Reynolds, Donalsonville, Ga. 

Eugene Hall Richardson, Franklin, Ga. 

Leslie Bryan Richardson, Eviston, Fla. 

Nancy Elizabeth Rickett, Dun woody, Ga. 

Mary Jean Riley, Atlanta, Ga. 

Charles David Rivers, Orlando, Fla. 

Glenda Elaine Roberts, Dalton, Ga. 

Mary Gail Roberts, LaGrange, Ga. 

Millard Gary Roberts, Columbus, Ga. 

Sandra Lee Roberts, Newnan, Ga. 

Willis Alton Roberts, Jr., LaGrange, Ga. 

Elizabeth Louise Robertson, LaGrange, Ga. 

Judy Elizabeth Robertson, LaGrange, Ga. 

Connie Mae Robinson, McDonough, Ga. 

Thomas Elvin Robinson, Jr., LaGrange, Ga. 

Richard Lynn Rowell, Manchester, Ga. 

Ann Kathleen Russell, Indian Rocks Beach, 

Fla. 

Susan Vickers Rutledge, Fairburn, Ga. 

Ellen Elaine Sessions, Macon, Ga. 

William Jacob Sewell, Cumming, Ga. 

Vincent Byron Shaffer, Columbus, Ga. 

Alicia Faith Shelnutt, LaGrange, Ga. 

Marion Manley Shivers, Franklin, Ga. 

Walker Thomas Shoaf, III, Gainesville, Ga. 

Sandra Jane Shuford, LaGrange, Ga. 

Larry Nelson Shumake, LaGrange, Ga. 

Linda Laurel Sigmon, Albany, Ga. 

Michael Allan Skipper, Sebring, Fla. 

Thomas Floyd Slagle, Roanoke, Ala. 

Barbara Ruth Smith, Palmetto, Ga. 

Donald Ray Smith, LaGrange, Ga. 

Edward Lee Smith, Covington, Ga. 

Guinndalyn Ruth Smith, Dalton, Ga. 

James Wesley Smith, LaGrange, Ga. 

Joan Renice Smith, Sylvania, Ga. 

Linda Lee Smith, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 

Martha Elaine Smith, Fernandina Beach, Fla. 

Sandra Elaine Smith, Dalton, Ga. 

Sharon Elaine Smith, Jacksonville, Fla. 

Ruth Estelle Snelling, Comer, Ga. 

Mary Frances Snow, Jacksonville, Fla. 

Barbara Ann Starr, Forest Park, Ga. 

Hugh Edward Stephens, LaGrange, Ga. 

Sandra Elaine Stephens, McDonough, Ga. 

Charles Albert Stevens, III, Colorado Springs, 

Colo. 

Ellen Harman Stewart, LaGrange, Ga. 

Samuel Newt Stewart, LaGrange, Ga. 

Nancy Dell Stipek, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 

Frederick Champion Stokes, Winter Park, Fla. 

Sheri Stokes, Atlanta, Ga. 

Milton Glenn Stone, Moreland, Ga. 

Stacy Steward Storer, Atlanta, Ga. 

Thomas Franklin Strother, West Point, Ga. 

Harold Thurman Tarpley, Waleska, Ga. 

James Larry Thigpen, Sylvania, Ga. 

Troyanne Camille Thigpen, Covington, Ga. 

Charles Pitt Thomas, Thomaston, Ga. 

Niles Buchanan Thomas, Birmingham, Ala. 

J udith Moss Thomason, Atlanta, Ga. 

Thomas Jackson Thompson, McCaysville, Ga. 

William Arthur Thompson, High Springs, Fla. 

Virgil Daniel Thornhill, LaGrange, Ga. 

James Peek Tilley, Ozark, Ala. 

Lowery Ivie Tillison, LaGrange, Ga. 

George Mathieson Timmons, Dunwoody, Ga. 

David Henry Travitz, Jr., Marietta, Ga. 

Terry Dennis Traylor, LaGrange, Ga. 

Madeline Moore Tucker, LaGrange, Ga. 

Ann Lane Tullis, Newnan, Ga. 

Mary Quentilla Turner, Morgan, Ga. 

David Eugene Tyler, LaGrange, Ga. 

Janice Anita Tyler, LaGrange, Ga. 

Mary Carolyn Tyner, Macon, Ga. 

Patricia Unterspan, College Park, Ga. 

Joseph Thomas Upton, Albany, Ga. 

Lucia Van Houten, LaGrange, Ga. 

Robert Roland Vinson, Alpharetta, Ga. 

Linda Gale Wade, LaGrange, Ga. 

Sharon Cecile Waller, Atlanta, Ga. 

Michael Sydney Walters, Houston, Tex. 

Harriett Lavinia Walton, Powder Springs, Ga. 

Nancy Lavinia Warren, Jacksonville, Fla. 

Roger Weaver, Sylvania, Ga. 

Lonzie Hartford Wester, Jr., Waycross, Ga. 

Janice Virginia Wheeler, Atlanta, Ga. 

Robert Edward Whelchel, Jr., Chickamauga, 

Ga. 

Alexis Dorothy White, West Point, Ga. 

Jean Rholetter White, LaGrange, Ga. 

John Benjamine White, Pine Mountain, Ga. 

Penelope Lucia White, West Point, Ga. 

Judy Lynn Whiting, Macon, Ga. 

Charles Theodore Whitman, Atlanta, Ga. 

Julian Combs Whitten, Fairfax, Ala. 

William Walter Whorton, III, Fairfax, Ala. 

Jane Lee Wilbanks, Dublin, Ga. 

Charlene Genelle Wilder, Columbus, Ga. 

Dyan Faye Wilkes, Columbus, Ga. 

Frank Jay Williams, Tampa, Fla. 

George Hubert Williams, Cedartown, Ga. 

Charles Oliver Williamson, Jr., Jacksonville, 

Fla. 

James Olin Wilson, Jr., Glenn, Ga. 

Kathryn Jones Wooldridge, Buena Vista, Ga. 

John Milton Wrighter, Gainesville, Fla. 

Jane Ellen Yarbrough, Waycross, Ga. 

Larry Sanford Yarbrough, Hogansville, Ga. 

Helen Doreen Yates, LaGrange, Ga. 

Deanna Carolyn Young, Atlanta, Ga. 

Warren Burt Young, Fayetteville, Ga. 

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YEAR RECAP: 

a review of collegiate life from April '63 

to March '64 sponsored by our advertisers.

CITY OF LAGRANGE 

Mayor Gardner Newman, L. C. Alumni Club Pres. Delma Fowler, and 

VicePres. Ranee Sprayberry inspect one of the highway signs erected 

by the LaGrange City Council.

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COCACOLA BOTTLING COMPANY

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LEHMAN'S JEWELRY 

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LAGRANGE HARDWARE 

JOE HAWKINS 

SINCLAIR REFINING 

McDANIEL PRINTING

AUTO DOCTOR 

NEWNAN CONSTRUCTION CO. 

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DARDENPATTILLO, INC.

Homecoming candidates Madelyn Bates, 

Goethe, Ann Herren, Sue Langle^ Ann Mc 

Donald, Bonnie Maddox, Deirdre Susan 

Rutledge, Carol Sinclair, Jane Wilbanks. 

Judy Thomason, Judy Sams, Elizabeth Reeves, 

Cherry Mahaffey, Judy McKoon, Pat Lanham, 

Jean Jackson, Jennifer Glass, Beverly Castleberry, 

Cindy Bennett, Diane Aldredge. 

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PEPPERELL MFG. CO., DUNSON DIVISION 

1959 Homecoming Queen, Ann ôwer Nelson; 

Diane Aldredge, Second Runner_up; EJjâbeth 

Reeves, First Runnerup; Jane Wilbanks, Maid o 

Honor; Linda Purcell, 1962 Homecommg Queen; 

Carol Sinclair, 1963 Homecoming Queen; UiMe 

Alford, 1961 Homecoming Queen; Homecoming 

Chairman, Mickey Johnson. 

HOMECOMING 1963 

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THORTON TIRE CO. 

LAGRANGE JEWELRY 

HOMECOMING PARADE 

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CITY WALGREEN DRUGS 

CLEVELANDDODD 

8 ^ , VARSITYALUMNI BASKETBALL GAME 

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"INHERIT THE WIND" 

STUDENT AUCTION 

CHARLIE JOSEPH'S 

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MANSOUR'S

IDEAL LAUNDRY 

WAID TIRE 

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LAGRANGE THEATER 

DAVIS PHARMACY 

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JUNIOR CLASS nRST PLACE 

STUNT NIGHT

S. G. A. Presidental Candidates Tillison, Johnson, 

Shaffer.

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Outstanding Senior 

Who' Who 

MILLARD MARTIN 

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Who's Who 

DONNIE WEST 

 

 


Who's Who 

DOTTIE MATHEWS

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Junior May Court Representative 

CYNTHIA GILL

Freshman May Court Representative 

CAROLINE MILAM 

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Sophomore May Court Representative 

JANET MABRY 

Freshman May Court Representative 

SUSAN LONGING 

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EDITOR'S REFLECTIONS 

It is only as the last deadline is met that the editor can pause and anticipate the publication of the yearbook. 

It is from our QUADRANGLE cover design, with its city silhouette, to our concluding insert, with its 

collegiate contributions, that we have attempted to portray our citycollege theme. Within this span LaGrange 

College is depicted as it functions within the city of LaGrange. The QUADRANGLE recognizes specifically 

and expresses appreciation to our advertisers who are sponsoring a pictorial review of college life in our 

"Year Recap.'* 

Much help in the initial planning of this yearbook was given by Harrell Brooks of Foote & Davies. An aid 

in our photography department has been another company representative, Dick LoPachin. Cherry Mahaffey, 

layout editor, and Pat Lanham, advertising manager, have been tireless staff members. The general staff 

made possible the QUADRANGLE as a unit. The willingness of the '64 graduates to be photographed informally 

permitted an innovation in our senior section. Preparation of this yearbook was facilitated by the 

interest of faculty sponsors and that of our other campus publications. 

I anticipate an increasing meaningfulness for having edited the 1964 QUADRANGLE and working with 

you of LaGrange College and LaGrange, Georgia. I wish for the succeeding staffs the splendid cooperation 

existing between the campus and the city. 

Jenny Dorough, Editor 

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Oct. 8,1963 

Dear Mrs. Burgess, 

I thank you for your nice letter. I feel much of a hasbeen in the LC Alumni Association, especially since I 

have learned that so many of my classmates have passed on to their reward. My son, my daughterinlaw and I 

have recently made a trip through LaGrange to Macon, Ga., to see my sister, whose husband died in August. 

We went through Roanoke, crossed over the new bridge, came into LaGrange down Vernon St., where I used 

to know every pig track, and I was as completely lost as tho' I was in Paris, France. We circled the college and 

could find neither the front door nor the back door and pretty soon found ourselves going down a rough to 

Vernon St. again. Did we feel silly! So we says to ourselves, "We'll come back this way and then we'll surely 

see somebody''. But we did not come that way 

In the heart of LaGrange I was just as much in a fog. Nothing had a familiar look. We finally found the 

Baptist Church and went from there to the cemetery. Bill and Mary said, "Mother we thought you grew up 

here". Well, I couldn't even find Miss Mollie Rowland's store nor Mr. E. R. Bradfield's store nor Mr. McCaine's 

grocery. And the shelters over the stores were all gone. They made it so nice and cool for the merchants to sit 

out in the shade and watch for the country trade. I was disappointed about the shelters. 

Love to you and to everyone, 

Sara Ivey 

P. S. Did you know my mother Mrs. Addie Bull Tomlinson was the originator of the LC Alumni Association? 

Editor's Note: Mrs. Sara Tomlinson Ivey graduated from LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE in 1899 and lives in Birmingham, Alabama. 

Her letter to the director of alumni activities reveals the strong city—college relationship as it existed in 1899.

President, dean term 

first week one of best 

Thp Stud«js C«,^v*Tnincni AssocnUoB's 

handlinn of the j9«3 fall 

ertcntation week «» dr«mcd a 

saefm by b«flh th» pmêtx and 

academic dean of LaGranê 

CoUct* 

"I thmk it wa one of th^ txut 

havp had However. th« dcah' 

pointed out several iffan of the 

projcram that might be impiv^cd. 

Hf that ifiorv MHjwlinaiton 

rnixht be attatnwl among 

The gûdcRt; r*3ponsib4e for ihc 

proc*»inf and th« pregrams and 

siratatiQR veeks *« have had", Uiat those studenti mpontibSe 

said Coileg* Pres6ienl Walfhts G iTi'uht bccotec Beloved CbrisUana" by Die, 

triat!»nafilp i»etw««n ra 

, liBio" *"^ ai^ wi" tre th« pra 

' gram topic ta tha Wadaaaday'a 

chape! Mr. Jatncc A MeCean, aa 

' afatant ^rofaaaar of art at La' 

I Qr*n^ Colt^â. win pwaaant aa 

^Ûwatratad (aetura relating art to 

' both MaMiHeat and contemporary 

I Mr.IWelLMrr haa a bachelor af 

[«fvln^ dc«e«i fnam ««u1*iam 

|itath«d 

hathrr tea awn amhjtien. 

Sewetal Greek tragic yoets 

wrc^ tabout the trgewl of MmSm. 

JFeffers t» KoraetMrk yarteoberry. FbiUp K Keada^l^ 

dls«7ver« 

site has «ia«d 

Durtf^ tbe pact tfiree week*, members of the Hilttop 

News ttaff have csnducted a aurvey conceraing attitude 

78 Percent Voters Turnout 

Sweeps In 5 Elected Heads 

cock dirftsated Httfb Coêm foe 

' mm'* vlceprwldent, Jaoe Johnf 

M« wtin ov*r MiWrrd Cld»n lor 

wHnm'8 Ticepresident. In the 

~ rwctr for Mfcretary. Judy Carlawi 

defeated Sane Alexaoder, 

'And I Got A Cow 

#or Christmos' 

' Aiywufh moat coUeg* stadeot* 

proves* a marked indtftereaee to 

Clvietmas, It is i>ev«rth^*» their 

ieeret deaire for Santa Claus to 

' bring UMTTt aomething raaUy big. 

&attr Cnwtor^ Oeida H*r< 

n»m. and Ctndy Bennett got 

*o v«thing reaUy big for Chriatmas. 

It waa a cow. It wasnt a 

ttuifed cow or a Bsy cow, but a 

real eow. There were ways they 

cculd tati. It was a real eow. 

"Santa" brouj^ the cow to 

tiwm on Oaeember 12th. The cow 

r had a big red bow umatd tti 

wtiti. n bad a roj* baiter with 

three labeled rope* hangtiac feoca 

it, and it tiad aa InstruettOB boiA 

diat told the flris how fo work 

their cow. Th* ivtracUcm book 

said that the cow was a Midnight 

Snack Mi^r that it wa* 

good tor ttfe (its). 

While ttte lucky #rts w«f« trjr^ 

ffig to fUpire out wttat to do 

tbetr coir, it was eabdvly latlng 

the ahn^ o« the patto and gtlrtag 

(gfty HuOsf to the faculty. riiuAi^. 

fb* powers bebftal the {»iuik admatcd 

thatr gum. and the cowwas 

retimed to tti riglttful owmn* 

In Pine Mountain. Ga 

aiiaa Ayl«U gtrtckland, aaaiatfffit 

ffrafe*#' ot apmh ai^ 

erawa. ahewA in hee r«ie n 

Made* l« til* âbrâry tth mt4 

tti praductiwi. aat for Dei»b* 

By CJNOV BENNerr There was ft tuuoff eteetVia 

and JOHN WHITE for the port ©{ treasurer which 

; A rccord TS*!?, ot the LaGranite wa« h^ Thmsday. Buck Tfaoma* 

wtm this runoff oi.er BiQ 

' OsJiege student body, last Wodaoiday. 

elected L»'

Cagereslate C O n R T C 

big season v i U l l I d 

l4iGraRj{e CoUe^ Jaces IM« 

new apponmts. Btnningft»mS«>i! 

ttowij at and JicÎtns »j{ 

Sports Outloak 

FleHda, en ttie Panthers' 19«3 

94 taskeibsii aBrrottncid 

Sstttrda? by CtsaOt A5 Marlosti 

T^te aS'jsame slBte lacltMles parm 

the Rome TlpO/f 

Tournafssent And hj>me«adhojne 

! with each at the five 

Cfceorjpa tiitercoU^giat^ 

i teams. 

to at^ttjon to m«etlnf Bsr; V. 1 ,rv tt'iT afer lt5«se 

«iiaî*mSc«aierB and EoUias' flv man jsSayers. With the ®f 

aftonwdn. 0ite ^ iêt that three 

^ thin Wfsk get m 

l\or« 

Wednesday'* nairh tefcei ttw 

ranOim to Ovford rer » match 

Htm '9m} 

i tC 1 

fe « BSltC 

cftMuied toe iact week, but was 

sut 

Berry vta trompled 

!# by West Geergta bt « 

flayed la*t week The beat Bur 

^ crmlA do vm im one set by 

Davifi Srockine goes up and aver LC'« Lew Heitec for « 

18 rebsend* srafabea aflain« the Panther, in Wedne^Jay i»i»hfa 

same Rtchard R«welt and Ren U*

Gvil RighU On A Street Corner 

y fhko rowh 

iMUsf oi Urn rtKttunnt, omity akotdt, ad 

iM«tU tbu faUo* to coovête is cocapartaee wth eooMructie* 

actioo. Tbe 

structtv* spttt meaad. Oeatructiv* acttoa la axttasMly aatfl 

aad Itt coeaeQueatc* ta aweeoawly Imnocabfa. 

PreiDaditatad dstructtv* actiae Ingtrally tbeu^t tbrougb 

IS ottee borrfafa. but infiaitciy bmk* bon^la to axe >* tb* r*> 

auU of thouctitfaee actad«,.ibat «âotfa de^racUMoaai UuK 

cw e^terafa fa a few aeconda tb* tbougKftd ptaaatag aad 

wort ot a btmdred yean. 

LaCraag* Coll eat baa been in ealataaea far more tbaa iM 

y*ar*. Tb*y ba'r* b**a good y*n and bad yaara. bat ok tfa 

first cantury ef growtb aad tb* better tbaa 30 yam ^reafter. 

LaGnuce Cottaae ba* bad a n^WaCfan fat T*Bpooat> 

MUly ttet baa aroa ttee raapect at tiw canoMUiity and tbe 

ttata^ Tbe imaa* of IM y*an of tbougktW reapoBrtbtbty fa a 

urprMagty bagifa thing, Sunday atUanaooQ. Apsii tbat 

image wa* sbMfaead. At least for oac am aad Ma faaiily 

Ttw siae. a lileoia* fasidant of LaOranM was drlwinc 

toward town oa Broad Straet Aa b* paaaad tb* new iMR'a 

dom bb aide wiadow waa abattered by a farcafaliy prop*U*d 

pro}«i»iie. Flying glaaa cut Um f«c«a *1 btt artfa aad daikL 

Tb* ataa stopped a paaaog ear and itt dHvwr bclped him 

fak* bis Uaiily fa Ct^Coonty BoapitaL Tht suu told the 

attending pbyaician thai this va* ^ fSrtt tfaM bis car 

bad be«a sttxadt wbifa driving by the dona. At least one tiaw 

before It bad baae pelfad by a thrown rock. 

Mo oo* will evar b* able fa eonplcMly ceaTtac* this man 

tbat LaGraace OMtgrn studeafa an matur* oMltriducls. R 

will do ao good fa taU tUm of 1 cea**euttv* yean of resjieaah* 

ible studettf goYomaaai, tlM 1$3 yean of napnaeWtlty aatf 

tbougbtfU plaoAing. or th* boure at bard and terfau* 

rork ât b«v« aude tboaa yaara. Tbe tlwuÛiaaa aetioa 

baa aiaaed tho erork ot yaars 

r cas Mrer rester* wbi^ on* thoiii|titlaai per 

. w* eaa try. Ftrst. w« rea aaeur* Im 

Grange thai aU slud«nfa ar* not idt* Ma. W* e«s aaaur* tb* 

Aaa tba* &* aiajonty of LaOraage (Allege stwfaata ar* ast 

irraapnnitbta aad Oat aooe of tbcta «a fael would bare doae 

tUa tfaiag K Ibey bad uadarrtood tb* arrtniinwaa a( tlw atC 

We do aot dafaaid aa any w«y tib* pnan or fta aet cocaaatt' 

fad. W* onasliroft tb* act aa* balfav* tb* pasaaK abaald ba 

r*r Om araat of a tbiiwghl a 

we labaild Om Im»g*y Sfa^ 19^ftiafcfac b 

tadL a «Mt wad af papar. a ibwij baa*, ar paB « 

ar afaaat a at>ag abet TtiraaJI jfaa^Mul artfaa. fat b 

aa. lat a* av fa I 

GoWwaler: a Profile 

Ami a Defense 

EDITORIAL 

ay ORUt UNTOH 

Barry Goidwatar of Ptooetux. Arunoa. a 

I up tor ouAuaat^ ia ilm KepubUraa Party 

I far tbe ottM of Praaadeat at tiw United 

I jâbra ot Anerica. 

A look: at Coklwawr's profit* ahaws 

I tbet be a nfty>t(v* yaers eM,'a>*med, end 

] baa four cbddr4H>. Kia educUioa tnciodee 

I pubiK aad Bulitary atitoofa aad a year at 

I tb* UaieerHiy of Araoca. Me was a war 

I tane tranaport pilot, now a stajer geweti 

(S Ibe Air ran* Besecvc. He iS oowrd cbatrauM. of lu* faeatiyowaad 

rulitaiaae'i lac., a Pboiis, depardaetA afar*. HU political 

record coomit of two l4wtn* aa tba Pbaentx cM? OMnol 

MM* two tease fa ^ U. S. Seoafa. Hla rciigMa a Kauc^*!. 

Goldwaier as a eieaanraMee" is a »»a« waaU. aad 

wiU rtwnani if be baccaoaa Pirarid*nt, ntdfaiU chwara ut tb* 

go««raa)eat s< lb* Uattad Sutae. toe *xaa>pfa. it M said Mr. 

GkMwafar tbiaks Out tbe Tannaaec* VaUay Autbonly Aoold 

be aoM fa pmafa wdustry ia *a*aB*e. tills nvld be said fa 

be true. Mr Gv.ldwafar d*«i waot tl aoM fa privM* isilwHrj 

Ua fa diZtareM bms wiw would optrafa it man rffKiantly. 

Mr. Oaldwaiar U said fa waasl tb* taeon* tax law »bwltib*d 

Tbia ts datlnlfaly sot tra* S* BMmiy say* tbat tbe 

uarealMe proffawiy* faMk* taa tafa* abeuld be wdwated 

ia ordw fa iscreaae faibauve. asâad fa««atn«at. aad pr» 

a>o«e eti*affmitc povitb. 

Mr. OoldwMar bas b*ea caSad a tdiad paateer aad aa ldta« 

tor bte aufacneal tbat mtr urferroirtiawaaii aiw*ei>a* nay nat 

be reliaMe. Tia* true tact ia (bat Gotdwafas baa fa* exparieswa, 

the usfomtaUoa. and tlw at^port fa aMka fa*** itafa 

th* fact tltai b* is a m*>or g*a*carii fa tfae Air rem aetl«* 

u a >*t pilot, aad a aeadiar *t tb* Saaat* Aiawd 5arwdgld. 

Bid no* aaty do** Ooldwafar bav* ttu* seppo**. ka 

afao bae tbe (fnaaig wpport uf Caaeral Cwtis K. f,aMay> Air 

Fara Cbwf af Scatt wbo said fa tafmaua to mfarffa n«> 

abiltty. n asi aM ariiBfi«d.*> Adaairal 0*arat W Aiiiiiiia. 

tbaa CWat af Ibmd Opanofaaa barkad Coldwafar bp «9«a« 

"1 do mat bm tb* aam* etantklaaps fa aay at tbe wriaaOe ar» 

faeaa aa do era of tbe tetimidaBa wbe Meat fa 

eef aw inteiiifag" 

I Sad tbat fa iiiaMtj' ttwy aS dMsaad aaaw 

atBarad Ua MmafaBeet aa afafad fa 

bfa words. ''Tb oOar a cMc*; aet aa acko." 

APPRECIATION WEEK 

Tb* Oxat LaCraciae C*iiiaa Appreaaiiea Week wMds wac « 

c*i^ and MgNseered by tbe Men"! Aisaefa Oab of La£traifa* « 

a boaafit to tbe anus* eaUrge. 

Tb« ctSerts «f tbfa tkib aad Uw caafadendfae af tb iurm c 

«t LaGraapr. buefawawiw. aaid Ua aercfaMtB fa gifaafufly 1 

"Che ililltop BcMs 

This Is More Than i expeeled'^ 

The time was Kaoewbett! between 2:00 aad 3:30 

SatuJtJay aftenxjoa. Tha piace was ^ 

QoHece camtwtt. tba Jtrwct bofacte th# aUUatic umd. 

. Tbe avattt, Horaaconun*, Parade J963. StK^ly bafan 

2:30 float® b««aa to move up Vwtwo 

Stt^ towanj tba square in tha oty. T ^ 

tiunly scattered at the bottom ol tbe bill on V«w* 

tmt aa the p ar^ moved tmnim 00. tile peopie ttood 

cbMar tn^tbar and there we« iBore ^P*^. ^ 

couM ataod to shoulder, ao tiM tme akm 

the straec dotibiad and than tripled and pacx^ «POd 

00 front door ststfa ®nd o«i the l»»inpef* 01 cara. 

Tbe people 00 tbe noats waved and crcrw^ oa 

tbe street waved ba^ and tbry taU^ 

(Doce *h^« I axpactad*. t^y saai. "Why. this is taal^ 

Quite a show'. Thoae coUege kid* ouist have reaily 

^ t soaie wofk 00 thoae float*". Thaae are some of 

^ 

thiim^ tbat they said. 

It was not itut the parade. It was th« whoie Aom. 

HocDacoatinc 1963 wa* a aucceaa. 

The estue canti^ deaarvea raoofputMio Icr ths 

atmoepbete ot Ote day: thoae wbo tKvn toun; thoai 

who aarved meaU to the aJumni; thoae wbo 

floatii everyooe wbo did their part to make the daj 

what it Mia. 

Particular recognitioBi, hownver. duould go to aaaai 

o( those miho were diractiv mvohnd io tbe pcefMm 

tion for tbe day: Mick^ Johnaeo. atudant Bom 

coffiine chairman: Dean Ootiey. parade chairman; Kr 

vtn V^hama. alumni Hororcoming ^lainnan; Mn 

Biuiea*. director of alumni acttvitws; and Mr. Mik< 

Brmm. pm^^t of the Aluami AaaooaCioa. 

We hope tbat such a tradiboo a* wa* agtammw 

hen last we^ wili not be broken but titat it w^ coo 

tinue to grow and become nKire effective through ad 

vanced {SannuiK dnd preparation. 

s(*a a » (u^riutsiloue 

proptîu (ioiuiitetidetl 

T tirf wevk the Studeot Govenunent Amoci8> 

tion 

Council heard a propoea] by 

MiUurd Martin. SGA {iMvatdent, to better coonit' 

nate the thirtyudd urxanuatioiia which east 00 

tbx* lagran^te ccdlete tuunptut. 

Martin's f4an contuned four upects: 1) Tbe 

SGA «t3uid aKunw a ereater de«^ o{ control 

over the campu* ontasigaltooa. Tne SGA wottid 

penodtcaiiy review the oneatuaitMXfa and determine 

J these groups were atiemsmnt to achieve 

the purpoaes set forUt in their conatitutKMU. 

charters, and bylaws. 2> The Ewcutive Couacil 

wwld be expanded. 3) Class praadants 

would autoccMticatly b« tncluded on the SGA 

cabinet. 4) Spno^ electiora woukl be better coordinated. 

We commend Martin on ttwmt proposals aad 

aoeoura«e the student leK»l*ture to accept the 

ptan. 

We feel that activitie* which affect the entire 

student body should, by defuuoon. fall under the 

iunadtctioo of the Student Oovemment AsacK 

ciatioo. and tbat all ocKaiuaations. bv vtrtue ai 

their mfluence on sefgnMrncs ai the student popukitton. 

shotdd be h^d responsible to the SQA. 

the peo^ we hscve chosen to lEOvem and retxeaent 

u*. for upboidmg thev pvurxjaea. 

Tbe need » for a group to serve a* the eomer 

Cone fnw} whKh the rest at our ontasugatwai 

radiatet Tbe SGA has recoRtufed this need and 

is actUDg to iutfili it 

YOUR PART 

Tbe l»TMidant af tb* t'oRad Suaea is dead. 

B* dMpd at Ufa CST ia a DaUaa. Tesaa. bsapttal ftm thtrif 

auDUfa* ahar bcng abet witb a locatpi nfl* witUe rid»g a 

a parad*. 

B* was barfad yeetaida/ fa Arifaftaa Xatfaaal Cwefary. 

Tbaee at* Uw lacta. What . 

atudaeu. fa leara Iroca Uj*®' J«ba Kasaedy faW ua uud we 

were swnriag wfa a !inr rroatiar. where peopto arouid gaia 

tba emgMwogbi freadnet oa wbieb Aaaenca fa built. In bfa 

tkm. New Ingtand aeceat ioba Keataw^ tried fa guide ua, 

fa Aow tia wbete aria an 9»ag .. . sawt wi^. 

Dfaw, la s nrr trm aaa** ot tb* werd. our faadar Is dsad. 

la b* era* a awrtal afaa striving tot w^t e««ry Aaiett* 

can dreawi* «f. la deatb iae is a tbjt abattW earn fa 

gukfa as fa tfai years fa cma*. 

OB a uuaded Datia* ataaet. /oba r. Keoaady paid tb* prfae 

far fwedoat Ibfa fa not tbe tlrfa Ua* tbat ftremfam has 

base b*og>f tt wa* hiiii|»i at Wortnaady. fa* Kara*, aad 

aa 4W Sanaa Bead. Man paid far it iMaeOy oa Ouadacaasl 

aad Iwo Jiasa. Gefaysburg aad Aat, 

Ma XaaaMdy ana tbe syakbal eg an age, aa aga ot yamb 

aad vitality. V* at LaGraag* CaUaga wm b* Mvuig kMa 

oar prtate to a very faw yaant W* e 

yeutb aad 

t oaU. ali^ry day fa /sattsry at 

^ bat wbet yoo 

iglsa magai akl BiiBBsdy bas dw* bis parL An yea pre. 

pand fa d» yount* 

Amendment Can Unify 

Tbe aaaeadaeeBt j«Ml paawd by tbe SSudMit Oeweradagra* 

of attty fa 

UM aaw arstfarag amam eryuus* 

Tbe SOA baa rualifd ibe prafaaia af e 

Tike purpasa af tb* aaaadaMaS aa .aak fartk by tba 

LatfsSafan Cooaafa fa «w( fa gatm tb* gaaar fa rtwrftili 

efabe tbat aew eaiet aa emeagm, bat skapiy fa aofat a* 

a iiiiiiwtfaaMBg bodar faat eeiM «abcti««ijr iStmH abadsat 

aad bylawa. PafV^rsny Ow 

argSBteHea would b* reefaaiad bp fa* 9GA aad tf N 

fad mt awe* fb* nkjeaMeas afa fadb « weadd ba adefaad 

af arays fa bwpiaa* fa* i«gfailiaHiis 

As a fafa rsaaet tba SOA eaafd reeebw fae cfaarfar 

af « efab faat aarved aaty fa taWar fae tbiimt baadbeofa 

Ttte *afa Bbjietfaa fa tbe aew reliag aaasaa fa b* 

tbfa wim» dak* sc* besMaat fa ^wst fa fa* 90A dfa 

peaaar fa fiisks tbsfr abarfan. 

fertufas, tbaa. tb* vanaas *bdfa oottld afa aid fa tb* 

M«» tmii I W e uauld l« day» lAe fl»i«

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Photographed by Dick Aunspaugh 

Anna, Anna 

I have seen them whose eyes 

have seen the vineyards bum. 

They have come 

bearing swords in the night 

whose flute has failed to find 

the mountain paths. 

And now I drink their 

wine of lies 

who strew my precious grapes 

upon the winderness. 

Arlin Wallace 

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Southeastern Competition 

Second Prize Winner 1964 

What wood is this? 

It has no summer birds. 

These voiceless, feathered fiends 

that flit about these windgnarled limbs. 

They sing no song to me. 

I could have found a gentler 

spring across the Acheron. 

Instead I found a path 

amid this wood. 

It leads to madness. 

Arlin Wallace 

FINALE 

Once again I begin 

On the eves of time 

To toast away the tears 

Which fall dreaddown 

not a soul to cleanse 

nor a memory to erase. 

From our love 

(of no true name) 

Comes no tomorrow— 

Dreaddown falls today. 

Richard Campbell 

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Season for Loneliness 

Billy Heamburg 

It was the autumn of the year—a time the leaves wear masks of lively 

color as though to conceal their dying. A time when a lonely man's loneliness 

is magnified by the very season. 

Perhaps it was in the gleaming edge of the November wind; perhaps 

it was in the bubbling school children as they went homeward two by two; 

or perhaps it was the assemblage of birds on the cold wires. Whether it 

be these or other reasons, the autumn can make a void about a man. 

Jake moved toward home in a void. "Dern cold wind—one of these days 

I'll make enough money to hire a taxicab. Believe I'll go through the park 

and save myself a little time," Jake mused as he rubbed the crisp white 

stubble on his chin. 

"Dern cold wind," he mumbled again as he turned into the park and 

straight into the wind. He pulled his besieged field jacket about him. "One 

of these days I'll make enough money to buy me one of them fancy overcoats. 

Gunna get me one of them tophats too." The wind snatched at his 

few clumps of white hair. Very common white hair; in fact, one might say 

that Jake was totally unimpressive except for one thing—his eyes. Jake's 

eyes were blue—the blue that burns like the autumn sun. 

Jake looked like anybody's grandfather, but he was nobody's grandfather. 

Nobody called him father, ngr uncle, nor friend. Jake did not know 

why he was alone, but he knew that he was alone. 

He shuffled on past the lake, the statue, the playground, the bench— 

the bench—Jake tried to go on by, but he only made it a few steps. 

"Well, what we got here? You ought'nt be out here in the cold; you 

should be at home by the fire." The puppy just looked at Jake with the 

look that only a dog or a small boy can give. 

"Looks kinda like a Pekinese, but no, reckon he's not. Just a dog, no 

certain kind I reckon." Jake was about to leave when he muttered, "Well, 

I'll be, he licked my hand; now why would you want to lick an old codger's 

hand. Cute little fellow; I don't see nobody around, but he's probably got 

an owner. Still, I don't see nobody around. I wonder—Oh, dern, if I took 

him home, he'd probably just get sick and die. Still, if he don't belong to 

nobody, he might need me." With that Jake swooped up the little dog and 

pressed him tightly against his worn jacket. 

"Gee, thanks mister, I've been looking all over for my puppy. Thanks a 

lot for finding him. I'll take him now." 

"Sure, sure son, glad to do it—here's your dog." 

"Bye mister, and thanks again." 

"Goodbye, son." The void, filled for a moment, flew open again. Jake 

shuffled toward home. It was the autumn of the year. 

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