1963 to the Sophomores \/L 1-^ in the Hope That This Book Will Have Captured Spirit and Good Times in Part, and Will, in Future Years, Cause a Quiet Hour of Nostalgia

$1963 to the Sophomores \/L 1-^ in the Hope That This Book Will Have Captured Spirit and Good Times in Part, and Will, in Future Years, Cause a Quiet Hour of Nostalgia$

^4:s THE NINETEEN SIXTY-THREE

MEMORY

Emory-at-Oxford Oxford, Ga.

Editor-in-Chief—Burton Reifler

Business Manager—Webb Garrison

Lay-Out Editor—Judy Van Buren

Associate Editors—Bonnie Green Stevie Cullins

Class Editors—Connie Tate Jimmy Jones

Copy Editor—Babs Hanevold

Write Ups—Zoe McFee

Faculty Advisor—Dr. J. D. Guillebeau

Staff—Bill Gunnells, Bob Yanno, Russell McKay, Mary Sprouse, Evelyn Coulter, Jimbo Bicknell, Tommy Dolvin, Penny Bromberg To capture and record two years in the lives of 400 people, via 120 pages of words and pictures, is a difficult if not impossible task. So we present our finished product, the 1963 to the sophomores \/l 1-^ in the hope that this book will have captured spirit and good times in part, and will, in future years, cause a quiet hour of nostalgia.

Wed., Sept. 19—Rat Week just isn't same any more with¬ out the red Dodge Dart from Covington cruising around

campus. And she was such a nice girl.

€ Thurs., Sept. 20—Sophs arrive much to the chagrin of al¬ ready nervous Rats. Ratting cut down to minimum because of parental complaints. Sophs don't mistreat—just misuse.

Fri., Sept. 21—Classes begin. Peggy Robinson starts Chem.

101 for third time. It's sort of a hobby with her. Rats kept

up very late by fun-loving Sophs.

Sat., Sept. 22—Rat Day begins bright and early as usual.

Too early for some. Several Sophs decide to sleep late and

avoid the mess. Maybe Friday night was too much for them. Rat Dance that night ends Rat Week, and also generates

new love interests.

Sun., Sept. 23—I slept late today.

Mon., Sept. 24—Jack Portner decides he may as well go

ahead and register, as long as he's here.

Tues., Sept. 25—Laughter can do strange things to a person.

One fine example is Margaret Tarver. What was that mess

"John, 1 don't think you'll fit." on her floor?

Wed., Sept. 26—Just Wondering Dept.: How many boys Sat., Sept. 15—Ken Musgrove gets the usually early start did Mary Louise Sackett leave behind? in snowing all the freshmen girls. First victim: Lynn Mat¬

thews. T.J. has date with Mae, and now lives in fear that I The advent of the Oxford beauty. will find out. Gordon does same with Billy R., and begins

to sweat as yours starts to snoop around.

Sun., Sept. 16—New Freshmen arrive! And I start scouting

for new girls. Sue Bennett looks mighty cute.

Mon., Sept. 17—Official orientation begins. Administration

fails to realize this has already started, in more ways than

one!

Tues., Sept. 18—Tests, tests, tests! Freshmen shiver in anticipation of Sophs arrival.

4 Fri., Sept. 28—And what's the other one's name, Bonnie?

Sat., Sept. 29—Annual words—Under the guiding hand and charismatic leadership of one Burton Reifler, a "chosen

few" were called forth from the various dorms for the pur¬

pose of preserving the actions and antics of EAO in a literary fashion.

Sun., Sept. 30—Fall has begun, but in D section it's still

Spring. Rita Mc. and Jan R. announce their engagements (not to each other of course).

Mon., Oct. 1—D section girls get flush lessons. Snow so

early? Just look at Annette Brown. I heard the end of a con¬

versation—-I should have heard more! Evelyn Coulter told Tommy Coker that she likes tails.

Tues., Oct. 2—Ask Mickey Harden who asked him for a date in the library tonight. I know! Segregation.

Wed., Oct. 3—Lights burn bright and late, as new 4 ) yr. program wishes they hadn't inherited Mr. Stevens.

Thurs., Oct. 4—Chapel was excellent. 1 slept. Mr. Chung

gives bold insight as to "natural music." L but not for long. s Fri., Oct. 5—"Mr. Cool" breaks tradition and dates Oxford

girl, even though he has to break another date with an

"Agnus Scott girls don't care."

Sat., Oct. 6—Panic grips Haygood when fire in the dining

room is announced. Seems it was a false alarm. Mrs. Shan¬

non was encouraged by the fact that a few girls remembered

what to do. IDC (organization composed of one deaf, dumb,

and blind representative from each dorm) held successful dance. Campus hero—Kelly Gunnells leads group who re¬ covered my crypt from "E." I really appreciated this, as

Oxford is my home.

Sun., Oct. 7—Donna Thomas has been locked in the in¬

firmary all weekend. Hope she enjoyed her visit with Sally Sue.

Mon., Oct. 8—Kathy Dell decides she'll stop breathing.

Those a with bit of nursing in them take over.

5 Of course, they're just at awkward age

Tues., Oct. 9—Several EAO boys sat in awe tonight at the Fri., Oct. 12—The "Little General" and Louisa noticed sight of six or seven girls filing out of A section door at¬ around campus with the "in love look" in eyes! tired in raincoats and hairpins. Hope they found what they were looking for. Sat., Oct. 13—I spent a quiet weekend with Mrs. Dooley. Wed., Oct. 10—Sally Musgrove made noisy fall down stairs of library tonight. She certainly made a scene. Sun., Oct. 14-—Penny Bromberg is heard shouting "the Thurs., Oct. 11—"Salvation Army" quartet invades chapel— Christians are coming" at 12 noon. scares everyone.

Mon., Oct. was -so are they 15—Everyone's sleep in chapel disturbed

today by a ringing alarm clock not to mention the aerial

alert against the pigeons. But the speaker was more em¬

barrassed when, being a former student, he tried to get in

to see his old room in Haygood.

Tues., Oct. 16—Marilyn Miller finds out what she should

have found out when she was 16.

Wed., Oct. 17—Susie and Nancy travel to Clemson on

pretense of seeing "grandmother." I know the real reason!

Zoe goes to Tech. Heard she ended up in police dept. paddy

wagon. Thurs., Oct. 18—Street lights are shining brightly along the road by Seney. It seems that too many people are stumbling in the dark.

Fri., Oct. 19—Webb Garrison's voice is the first sound

heard before entering the cafeteria. It becomes louder when

a girl comes by. Seems he's doing more than selling annuals.

Sat., Oct. 20—Dorm Proctors hold enjoyable banquet at

Porterdale Hotel. "W. Sour" Brisendine's secret about last

spring holidays "fiesta" at St. Simon's gets out. Circle K has dance, success of which can be credited to the Bottom of

Dowman boys who put life into it.

Sun., Oct. 21—A typical lazy Sunday. Dian C. seen singing "I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy" to the phone booth. "Damnit—I couldn't possibly play for the chorus."

Mon., Oct. 22—Tom Murrell displays lousy aim when throwing rolls in the cafeteria. Circle K members tapped in Wed., Oct. 24—Profs encouraging students to study harder chapel—Connie Tate-Sweetheart. Gene keeps saying he to lessen tension of war. Gail isn't Mr. Cool. Rodgers found her bed full of

coat hangers and Janet Adams was shortsheeted as a result

of another war. Tues., Oct. 23—World Peace threatened today. All 1A boys on alert. Students are radios. carrying around Haygood Thurs., Oct. 25—The poker games at the Laundramat have takes cold, clear outlook, and puts situation under control got to stop. Bill Cooper found out the hard way that too with a prayer. much soap in the washing machine can cause a scene.

"Just wait til they find out every course has a new textbook."

7 Fri., Oct. 26—Kay Wakefield announces that going to the Thurs., Nov. 1—Dooley's Dolls poster announces dance for

Drive-in is a little too bourgeoise for her lofty taste. She Nov. 25; discovers that is Thanksgiving; changes to the 17; doesn't like to associate with the "middle-class masses." then 10; and finally 3. Girls decide not to buy flowers for

Makes you want to cry, doesn't it? boys.

Sat., Oct. 27—Jay Marshall shaves off his beard and sends Fri., Nov. 2—Babs and Billy R., what is that about going to Atlanta with Mr. England?? it to Lynn M. Is this a new society's token of love?

Sat., Nov. 3—Dooley's Dolls Dance. Sun., Oct. 28—Plans begin for Halloween. In the distance is resounding the famed words of W. A. Candler—"There Sun., Nov. 4—Monsoon season in full force as another wet should be fewer box parties at the theaters and more family Sunday rolls around. altars in the home."

Mon., Nov. 5—Russell Avery goes for 30 minutes without Mon., Oct. 29—Mid-Terms!!!!! talking. He was asleep!!

Tues., Oct. 30—Cliff Mabray qualified for Ripley's "Believe Tues., Nov. 6—Mr. Elizer becomes embarrassed as he pulls it or not." down his handy-dandy graph maker and discovers the play¬

mate of the month attached to it. Wed., Oct. 31—Halloween!!! Dewey "Eliot Ness" Womack

plays coy and keeps boys in line? Ungrateful students bomb Wed., Nov. 7—Billy R. is asking for a dictionary for Christ¬

mas. What was the word that Charles B. told him with water balloons, as killjoy Frank absolutely forbids you to look up.

live grenades. Thurs., Nov. 8—All of "D" section gathered in the halls

with the lights out and rocked to the rhythms of Erotica.

Miss Greene, please refrain from playing "Hot Nuts" in the parlor. Fri., Nov. 9—Mary Louise Sacket decides she is keeping

immoral company; she must not let her surroundings taint

her.

Sat., Nov. 10—Girls begin to panic as Fall Formal looms

a week away . . . I'm writing a new book, "101 Ways to Con

a Boy into going to a Dance."

Sun., Nov. 11—Anonymous Oxford gentlemen recuperate from three day drunk.

Mon., Nov. 12—Hunter now on No. 4 as No. 3 thing of

the past. . . Robert still going strong.

Tues., Nov. 13—W.H.A. decides chorus director has "most

impressive" voice. Wed., Nov. 14—"A" plays and ties "C" for intramural championship in one of the best games I've ever seen on this campus. Carter Rose makes Mickey Hardin look like Johnny Unitas with his amazing catches, and Sells and Kelly teamed up for "A."

Thurs., Nov. 15—I begin to prepare for my visit at the Fall

Formal. There'll be a few surprises.

Fri., Nov. 16—Everything ready for guests and especially my arrival. Committees have done wonderful job in prep¬ aration and deserve to be commended. . . . Boys especially prepare for the weekend by avoiding the tea and recom¬ mending water to their dates.

Sat., Nov. 17—Campus goes wild as Tech beats Alabama

7-6. Stahlworth quickly ceases to gloat. Everybody here for dance—time 7:30—and no band yet. Frank starts crying.

7:50—Frank now bawling. 7:58—"The Tricks" arrive.

Sun., Nov. 18—All guests now leaving. Mrs. Pannell starts trying to collect for meals.

"Even though it is rather revolting I rather liked his Thus Spake " Mon., Nov. 19—If anyone needs a poem written for hu¬ manities, contact Marilyn White or David Wallace. They're becoming experts on love poems.

"Ah, a few moments of quiet meditation will bring my catharsis." f

"So charmed Dr. Guillebeau that you agree."

9 Tues., Nov. 20—Roger tells boys at the bowling alley how

lonesome it's going to be over the holidays.

Wed., Nov. 21—Holidays Begin!

Sun., Nov. 25—Miss Haley changed to Mrs. Wages in July,

but she announces it today. Mr. Major seemed embarrassed, since he had been dating her. Mrs. Pannell continues to

try to collect for meals.

Mon., Nov. 26—War stories slacken off as nobody believes them anyway. Just wait till Christmas. Dr. Michael Mc¬

Dowell performs for Oxford Concert Series. Trammell and

Murrell arrive an hour early to be sure of the best seats.

Tues., Nov. 27—Mary Louise Sackett decides to paper her wall with pictures of Mary Louise Sackett.

Wed., Nov. 28—Annette Brown must love attention. Why else would she hit her head on her bed, causing a minor concussion?

Thurs., Nov. 29—Bess has a problem of taking advantage of talking in her sleep and telling her dreams. She dreamed that she, R.H., and another friend were in a chemical equa¬ Fri., Nov. 30—Annual staff begins to sweat first deadline. tion. Who was the third person added to balance the Annuals go on sale for "absolutely the last time at $4." equation, Bess?

Sat., Dec. 1—Tech wallops Ga. with many Oxfordites in

attendance. Karen Buhler absolutely refuses to scratch Jim "Now for a swallow of Lavoris and I'll be ready to go." Lowry's back.

Sun., Dec. 2—"Baby-Dave" borrows Otis' VWwagon for a

date. Larry Denny's McDonough girl phones up and finds

that he has a date. Larry begins to worry.

Mon., Dec. 3—More chapel cuts taken as quarter gets close

to an end. Glad I don't have to go to chapel. The purport

of STS is to stimulate interest in world affairs. Eligible are

those students having a B average in social studies; however,

there has been a slight drop in the membership due to

oriental influence. In virtue of its concern in national and

international problems 2T2 has presented a varied program

of noted speakers who have come to get a free meal.

10 Tues., Dec. 4—One of the new wardens in the women's Tues., Dec. 11—Ricky Poore sets all time E.A.O. record prison is Stephen, alias Stevie Cullins. Half of the girls on by completing his P.E. final in IVz min. The advent of the third floor A-section are in collector attributed to solitary confinement. Stephen is Budha. RAH Budha! It is a maga¬ thinks they need to be in a padded cell. zine??? . . . there's a hint of sublimation in the articles

therein. In essence it is a high-toned magazine, written for Wed., Dec. 5—Alice Marie had problems and called friends high-toned intellectuals. The staff is composed of carefully in to sit and talk them over. Loud explosions were heard selected help. repeatedly. Did you solve your problems girls?

Wed., Dec. 12—The first few begin to leave. Wed.-Thurs.- Thurs., Dec. 6—Chung gets mildly aggravated at Portner's Fri. EXAMS! ! refusal to turn in a term paper. The E.A.O. chorus re¬ sounds with palpitation vocal chords . .. which invokes the Thurs., Dec. 13—Susan McLeod takes nuptial vows. Mrs. wrath of Dr. Mann. Shannon becomes "first to know."

Fri., Dec. 7—Cramming for finals goes into full swing. Beware of the Kraft Sharpshooters. My card-

Sat., Dec. 8-—First weekend I can think of the "Smoke" has not visited "old home" to attempt to call all 3 loves into one big boundary—right Zoe, Babs, and Carol?

Sun., Dec. 9—Amazingly large church attendance today. Praying for grades, maybe?

Mon., Dec. 10—Mrs. Pannell still trying to collect for Fall

Formal meals. I'm surprised they don't pay the students the standard guinea pig fee. Next Sunday at Yellow River, Humble Hamby Barton pits his hwin against Deadeye Dewey Womack's modified 409.

Fri., Dec. 14—Exams over. Those remaining over until Wally and Donna singing "Long time no see" as they

went in. Sat. morning see fit to celebrate.

Sun., Jan. Sat., Dec. 15—Hangover alley! 6—Jay Marshall always calls late, hut tonight he finally got a date, didn't he, Judy?

Wed., Jan. 2—All arrive back with exception of 36 who Mon., Jan. 7—(Censored) Mrs. Shannon wore her purplt decide to forego their E.A.O. "family life" for a quarter capri pants today. Happy ate four snack bar hamburgers due to friendly persuasion from registrar's office. and survived to tell about it. Judy V.B. could not "peel" in lab, because Bob Yanno thought it would wreck her image.

Thurs., Jan. 3—Burton Reifler declares that the titles of

Miss Memory and Hall of Fame go on sale Monday, Jan. 7, Tues., Jan. 8—Judge Parker sleep-walked to his 8:00 class. to the highest bidder. Basketball practice begins and where's Bonnie Green?

Fri., Jan. 4—Ken and Frank decide to hitch-hike into Wed., Jan. 9—Someone mistook Sue Bennett's head for the

Atlanta for three hours. Total hitch-hiking time, 14 hours. basketball and dribbled it once on the floor. Cooper, Bookie, Campbell, Fast Eddie all have large laff.

Thurs., Jan. 10—The commode overflowed in D-section's

Sat., Jan. 5—Moonlit was quite crowded tonight. I heard abode. The reason why no one knowed.

12 Fri., Jan. 11—Reward is offered for any information on Mon., Jan. 14—Psychology class almost has a riot as Dr. "Know it all" Norton. See Gordon Burnett. Connie Tate Hoffman has them conduct practical experiments in moti¬ graces annual meeting most naturally without Max Factor vation. camouflage.

Tues., Jan. 15—Emmet Young reached in his desk for a Sat., Jan. 12—Judy Wukas had a date with Bill Smith and book and grabbed a leg by mistake. A-section reverberates came back with a black eye. as B.G. evokes sounds of Martin Denny interrupted by a

few words from P.H.

Sun., Jan. 13—Another cold, miserable weekend. Karen

Buhler, unnerved from it all, makes her weekly connection Jan. 16—Susie Wed., and GiGi wake up to find their cars with B. This could run into money! ! gone. Carol's car should be missing soon, too. You know

how Carol and GiGi are. Have to do everything the other

one does. "C'est tout, merci Dieu, etc."

Thurs., Jan. 17—Snack bar broken into. Fearless Dewey

two fires shots and hollers for the thief to come back. What

strategy!

Fri., Jan. 18—My dolls had a swinging dance tonight. Every¬

one tried to learn the "Tennessee Wiggle."

Sat., Jan. 19—Charles Baldwin went to Atlanta and had

what for a date?

Sun., Jan. 20—More rain!

Mon., Jan. 21—John Ertel recovers from his dip in the

fishpond. Dean Eady kills an hour of chapel time with

"Boots, boots, boots." . .. Bill Perry reads my letter, from

which I'll repeat for posterity here: The Greedy Award goes

to Tom Murrell and Bill Trammel to put on their T.V. set.

The Esquire Award goes to Robert Califf for his new

developments in the world of men's fashions. The Henry

Mann Award goes to Gene Parker for "grossing-off" the

most girls in the shortest period of time in the history of Emory-at-Oxford.

13 Tues., Jan. 29—Alice Marie Musgrove gets another parking

ticket. Bill Edwards heads a big discussion on why girls

come to college. The debate took place in front of Haygood.

Wed., Jan. 30—Social Studies 101 students are really gob¬

bling no-doz and gulping coffee. Big roll battle takes place

in cafeteria.

Thurs., Jan. 31—Circle K has meeting concerning beauty

contest, and Judge Chung declares he will vote "as the

spirit moves him."

Fri., Feb. 1—I made my annual appearance at the Military

Ball to congratulate the new officers. Hope the Yannos' en¬ The fourth freckle from the right and then—fini! joyed the beer cans.

Tues., Jan. 22—John Ertel still has lard in his ears.

Sat., Feb. 2—Mary Justice danced around all day because Wed., Jan. 23—Dean Eady thinks Larry Higdon is a pros¬ of an unexpected visitor—Altanta was invaded tonight by a pective student and says he'd like to introduce himself. group of EAO students. Higgy grins and says, "All right."

Sun., Feb. 3—Pep Melton has a new leash Thurs., Jan. 24—Boys fight bitter cold to eat in Haygood, around his neck, doesn't he Louisa—Although everyone knows his bark is as if they had a choice.

worse than his bite.

Fri., Jan. 25—The juke box in the snack bar is gobbling

nickels and giving nothing in return. Somebody brings down And a time was had by all.

a record player.

Sat., Jan. 26—David Sisson sleeps through a date.

Sun., Jan. 27—Mother's little pillsbury maker gathered to¬

gether her utensils and preceded into her comfy kitchen to

bake yummy cookies for mummy's favorite.

Mon., Jan. 28—Marty swears in Bio. 102 that Florida

lobster don't have claws to amusement of entire class.

14 Fri., Feb. 8—Beauty contest held tonight. Marilyn Miller was crowned "Miss EAO" and Kathy Golden and Anne

Thompson were runners up. Gardinia Smackeymouth finished

a well-deserved fifteenth.

Sat., Feb. 9—Dull day! !

Sun., Feb. 10—"The moment the Sunday School attains per¬

fection, it will begin to decay, and out of its disintegration

will come forth a fairer and more efficient enterprise" W. A. "Please don't sing Hammerstein as you would Handel." Candler. Here we are! ! !

Mon., Feb. 4—Bio. 102 mid-term is "shaft" and Hellcat

discovers lab demonstrations missing—"spas" hits Hellcat.

Gordon and Teddy Bear find mutual attraction for one an¬ other.

Tues., Feb. 5—Bill, Robert, Rusty and Sid sample Frank's cake and immensely enjoy it until informed cake had been

picked up off floor.

Wed., Feb. 6—"B" Co. boys win basketball championship. Dart game in front of South stopped people from walking by.

Thurs., Feb. 7—The warm weather is bad for studying. Practice for beauty contest held tonight. Bill Hunter and

Robert R. checked for speed that each girl walked.

The first thing you rats must know is that we use outhouses here—to work!! Barton loses his head over chapel.

Mon., Feb. 11—Julian "Boss Tweed" Martin astounds cam¬

pus with a 49 out of a possible 50 on a Physics 102 test. As

if this weren't enough, Bill Hunter makes a 66 on a Chem. test. Stock market drops 10 points.

Tues., Feb. 12—The "Dawg" calls Dowman dorm meeting

at 11:40 P.M. to inform boys a rock has been thrown

through Henry Carrier's room.

15 Wed., Feb. 13—Parker, Norton, Musgrove, Boyd, and Pass find Reifler an unwilling subject for blood-letting biology project.

Thurs., Feb. 14—Marie and Billie sing "Happy Valentine's

Day to You" to boys walking to 8:00 classes.

Fri., Feb. 15—Jeff Beavers, "Big Al" Yanno, and Patti Farr

go to Atlanta for the afternoon and spend most of the time getting Beavers' car back after the inconsiderate Atlanta Police impound it.

Sat., Feb. 16—Garrison finally gets back together with his Sandy. I swear Frank, it was that long.

Sun., Feb. 17—Nothing happened so I'll make up some¬ thing. Mrs. Shannon caught "making out" in the parlor.

Mon., Feb. 18—One of the best things about this school

used to be that you could wear what you wanted. The new

cafeteria restrictions are absurd.

Tues., Feb. 19—Oxford campus is invaded by the Greeks

from Emory. Gym sees much action.

Wed., Feb. 20—Norton and Ausmus sell tickets to tomorrow

night's concert in any possible way. If you've got a quarter,

you're going to wind up with a ticket.

Thurs., Feb. 21—25c was a little to pay for the Emory

Quartet—it was excellent.

Fri., Feb. 22—Steak supper (Complete with floor show) to¬

night in honor of Washington's birthday. Needless to say,

dining hall manages to ruin steaks disguised as chickens.

Sat., Feb. 23—Cricket Crockett practices on her "Boeing

700" destination Carollton—rehearsal for Yellow River drag

races. Girls placed 4th in Volleyball meet.

16 Sun., Feb. 24—Judge Parker looked dashing in his western bare-chested tux. Of course Calif won the prize for Sunday clothes.

Mon., Feb. 25—The death of retired Prof. Brown saddens

the campus. I personally have always respected and admired

him.

It's beginning to look a lot like finals!!!

the "vacancy" sign I made her wear. I don't think Mr. Chung

believed I was for real. He'll learn.

Sat., Mar. 2—My birthday! Everyone seemed to have a

great time. I announced Gordon Burnett and Carol Clink-

scales as my best buddy and best girl.

Okay, who swallowed the dice??

Sun., Mar. 3—Deadline for the 1963 Memory and end of

my diary for this year. Hope you enjoyed it, and took it in Tues., Feb. 26—Meals begin to become unbearable as Win¬ good fun as it was intended! !! ter quarter and budget grow shorter.

Wed., Feb. 27—Proclamation: Judy Van Buren, Stevie Cul- Good intentions and more good intentions! lins, and Bonnie Green decide that they are ripe fruit.

Thurs., Feb. 28—Congratulations to Bonnie's sister—you made cigars a treat on the Oxford campus.

Fri., Mar. 1—I arrive on campus; and succeed very well in embarrassing many people. Hope Mary Louise didn't mind Dedicated to

PROFESSOR DAN C. MOORE

18 During his college career, a student meets a few instructors who will leave on him a lifelong impression. Such a man is Mr. Moore. His keen explanations, his quick wit, his seemingly endless wealth of knowl¬ edge, even outside his chosen field of physics, his warm smile, and his complete willingness to help in any possible way those who study under him; these qualities combine to inspire his students year after year. With sincere respect and deep appre¬ ciation, we dedicate the 1963 Memory to Professor Moore.

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S.J.C.

The Student Judiciary Council is composed of six students who are elected by popular vote, and one teacher. Although acting as the judicial segment of the student body, its prime purpose is to prevent dishonesty by helping those who have violated the Emory-at- Oxford Honor Code.

Chairman . . . Ken Musgrove

Vice-Chairman .... Gene Parker

Secretary . . . Robert Reeves Johnny Girardeau

A Iternates Jim Scruggs Peggy Hadley

Faculty Advisor Mr. Autry S. A. C.

The Student Activities Council is composed of rep¬ resentatives from every campus organization. This group controls and supervises all student activities. An effort is made to bring the organizations closer to the student.

President Ken Musgrove

President Pro-Temp Johnny Girardeau

Secretary Susan Smith

Social Chairman Zoe McFee

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The somewhat harassing job of producing a play is undertaken with zeal by the Drama Club. The presentations for Fall and Winter quarters included: "The Sign of Jonah," "Aria da Capu," "Pigmalion," and "Arsenic and Old Lace." The Drama Club reaches its pinnacle with a play for Fine Arts Week in Spring Quarter.

President Larry Bryant

Vice-President Randy Caton

Secretary-Treasurer. Jan Reynolds

Faculty Advisor Dr. Guillebeau R. A. C.

The Religious Activities Council is the coordinating campus religious organizations and the faculty mem¬ element of the campus religious organizations. It is bers, make up the council. The main project is made up of students and faculty who strive to keep Religious Emphasis Week in Fall Quarter. Various the students aware that religion is an integral part of chapels are presented throughout the year. This year college life. The officers elected by popular student the R.A.C. brought the Bishop Players to Oxford to vote, along with the representatives of the various present "Cry, Beloved Country."

President Marie Perry Vice-President Hal Daniels

Secretary Tommy Brisendine Representatives Nancy Rowe, Karen Buhler, Babs Hanevold, Judy Van Buren, Lee Brady, Leslie Bradley, Johnny Girardeau Faculty Advisors Rev. Gary Mr. Chung

Dr. Mann makes careful selection of girls for chorus.

These are Northern Methodists

Chorus

The Oxford Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Mann, is made up of students who have a mutual interest in singing. This group provides the music for chapel serv¬ ices. This year a concert series has been initiated into the functions of the chorus. The chorus sings at various off campus locals.

President Bill Ausmus

Vice-President A1 Yanno

Business Manager Frank Norton

Secretary Gail Rogers

Dooley's Dolls

Dooley's Dolls, led by Susan Smith, is the women's organization on the Oxford Campus. It is a social and service club trying to promote fellowship among the girls. The club has sponsored two dances and a service project this year.

President Susan Smith

Vice-President Anne Renfroe

Secretary Stevie Cullins Treasurer Gail Rogers Chaplain Pat Culbreth

Social Chairman Susan Lee

Faculty Advisor Miss Crockett

Where the boys aren't!

35 Zoe McFee, Bonnie Greene, Marie Perry, Johnny Girardeau, Gordan Burnett, Bill Hunter, Ken Musgrove, Larry Bruant, Jim Scruggs. Eta Sigma Psi honorary Alpha Epsilon Upsilon leadership organization honorary scholarship organization

Robbie Elizer, Anne Gowii.g, Zoe McFee, Bill Hunter. Sigma Tau Sigma The purpose of Sigma Tau Sigma is to promote interest among the students in current events and world affairs. To be eligible for member¬ ship a student must have a B average in social studies. At the meetings both outside and faculty speakers are enjoyed by the group.

President—Zoe McFee Vice-President—Johnny Girardeau Secretary-Treasurer—Susie Smith Publicity Chairman—Cookie Brown

37 Circle K

The Circle K is the college division of Kiwanis International. The club selects its members each year on the basis of service and loyalty to the school. During the year it has supported and sponsored several service projects and socials, which consisted of: a "rat auc¬ tion," a pre-med-predent trip to Atlanta, the Red Cross blood drive, the school beauty pageant, stunt night, and a dance.

President Pep Melton

Vice-President Gene Parker

Secretary David Sission

Treasurer J™ Scruggs I. D. C.

The Inter-Dorm Council consists of four members from each of the four boys dorms. This organization is for the purpose of handling disciplinary problems.

See Dooley's Diary for Feb. 4 for further qualifications.

39 Burton Reifler

Memory Staff

This in your hands is the objective of the Memory Staff—deliberation, toil, mostly deliberation—plans, work, plans. A big drunk draws a somewhat imaginary composite of us. Consequently intoxication might bene¬ fit all those who don't understand.

40 I Ajter the last deadline.

Dr. Guillebeau

Webb Garrison

41 Circular File

The CIRCULAR FILE, a news bulletin which has appeared for the first time this year, serves the purpose of keeping students informed on the activities of the campus organizations. Under the direction of Peggy Hadley, it has appeared twice a quarter and has proved to be a main connecting link between the various clubs at Emory at Oxford.

STAFF MEMBERS

Editor Peggy Hadley Manager AI Blum

Feature Editor Lauree Cook

Co-Feature Editor Chip Bell Travelog.., Connie Tate Reporter Bill Simpson Entertainment Marilyn Miller Head Typist Lynne Pierson ??????? Listening Post

42 The Collector

The Collector appeared on the Oxford campus for the first time this year. Its objective is to stimulate the creative abilities of the student body by publishing their works.

Editor Larry Bryant

Asst. Editor A1 Blum

Creative Susan Clark

Art Lee Ann Aldrich

Art Criticism Marilyn Miller

Political Hank Wheeler

Typing Lynn Pierson Layout Randy Caton

Business Robbie Elizer

Faculty Advisor Mr. Stevens

■ i ■ t ^ a r u- A. F. R.O.T.C.

The A.F.R.O.T.C. is the Air Force Military Unit at Emory-at-Oxford. In addition to the regular drills every spring the drill team com¬ petes with colleges throughout the Southeast. Winter Quarter they sponsor a Military Ball which is the highlight of that season.

Cadet Captain Walter Alexander Cadet First Lieut Jack de Jarnette Pep Melton Cadet Second Lieut Chris Hart Jimmy Jones Jack Edwards Johnny Girardeau Steve Smith Bob Yanno John Allen

Angel Flight

Angel Flight is the women's division of the A.F.R.O.T.C. Headed by Janet Adams, they drill every week in rhythmic coordination with the men's R.O.T.C. They help with the Mili¬ tary Ball, and also drill in competition in the spring.

Cadet Major Janet Adams Captain Susan Weaver First Lieut Kitsy Mellette Second Lieut Searle Prettyman Faculty Advisor Miss Crockett Janet Adams, Pat Beyer," Gail Rogers, Bonnie Greene, Coach Burnett, Miss Crockett. Jim Scruggs, Wally Schnabel, Butch Wolff, Chris Hart, Coach Newton.

46 Soccer Team

Emory at Oxford participates in two intercollegiate sports, one of which is soccer. Coached by Mr. Bur¬ nett, the team was lead by Chris Hart as captain and Tom Murrell as co-captain. The scores of the games are as follows:

E-A-O Oglethorpe Home 1 4 Away 4 5 E-A-O Berry Home 2 1 Away 3 4 E-A-O Emory Home 2 7 Away 1 6

VHP

No, No, No, >'ow always lead with the left foot.

"The House of Roger" Didn't know I played with the Globetrotters, did you?

Would the real cook please stand up! Intramural Food 101-106.

Covington turns out for A vs. C Intramural Championship Game.

Teammates scatter as Nicky Ehringer discovers ball is electrically charged.

Two seconds, jive o'clock—

Yawl never hit it to me.

55 Jimmy Kelley skirts left as "A" plays "C" for intramural championship. Which Newton does he think he is, the coach or Sir Isaac?

CLASSES

A detail of the central terrace of Vigeland Park representing the eternal struggle of humanity to reach the top. All the sculpture is the work of Gustav Vigeland. Faculty J. Hamby Barton Dallas M. Tarkenton Associate Dean Registrar Robert D. England Humanities

Joseph E. Guillebeau John W. Gregory Nelson M. Hoffman Humanities Humanities Social Studies

62 Curry T. Haynes Dan C. Moore Biology Physics

A. W. Jackson Business Manager

Dr. Harold Mann Charles A. Burnett Social Studies Nancy Crockett Physical Education Physical Education

63 Charles E. Majure Robert W. Allen John T. Garrigues, Jr. Foreign Languages Foreign Languages Foreign Languages

Patricia L. Aufranc Phillip C. Aycock

V Charles W. Baldwin, Jr. John H. Barksdale, III Chelsea L. Bartenfield

Jesse H. Barton, III Richard W. Batts Mary Alice Beall Frederick B. Beaufort, III Martha M. Beckum Ray D. Bell

Susan M. Bennett William M. Berryman, III Walter M. Bethel, Jr.

James M. Bicknell Alfred A. Blum, Jr. Martin A. Bosworth

James T. Bowles Mickael Bradley Sarah L. Brigman

67 James C. Britt Susan K. Brock Penny R. Bromberg

Annette N. Brown Marilane L. Brown Mary E. Brown

Mary S. Brown Carol A. Burns Caren A. Burrows

Marion E. Butler

68 Lucy D. Clary

William D. Cooper

Mike O. Crawford, III

Donna Crenshaw Robert W. Culberson Patricia A. Culbreth

69 Kenneth K. Danton Madeline Davis Anthony M. DeLoach

Larry E. Denney Pamela Denny John T. Dolvin

Edgar L. Duke, III Barbara A. Dunivin Jon N. Ehringer

David G. Emerson John P. Ertel, Jr. Joan C. Farabow

70 Patti Fan- Wilber S. Farrington, Jr. Sally J. Fleck

Martha H. Fogle Brenda L. Fowler Sidney M. Gay

Kenneth R. Gentil Charles D. Gibbes Anne Giles

Phyllis M. Giles James B. Glanton, Jr. Harold W. Goforth, Jr.

71 Steven B. Goldberg Kathleen H. Golden Helen E. Goode

Albert F. Gossett Thomas W. Gunby Martha H. Hamilton

Richard E. Hardy Cynthia R. Harer Jared V. Harper

Emmelyn B. Harrison Harriet Hauk Randall C. Haynes George B. Head Theron J. Helms, III

Carolyn A. Holbrock Joy D. Holland

Rocena E. Howell JoAnne Hubbell

David C. Hughes Ralph H. Hult Barbara S. Hunt

73 Curtis K. Jackson Gordon J. Jacobs, Jr.

Bert Johnson, Jr. Paula A. Johnson

John D. Jordan Mary R. Jordan

Charles J. Joynes Mary E. Justice Marcus R. Kaplan

74 Joel E. Kaufmann James E. Kelley

Ann Elizabeth King William M. Knight Steven J. Kyle

Suzanne Kay Laird Lucinda I. Lake

James D. Lester Lawson W. Lewis Robert S. London

75 Virginia Ann Lovell

Jerrold L. McClung Charles J. McCullough

Susan V. McLeod Charles C. Mabry Gloria J. Malcolm

Donny E. Martin, Jr. Sarah L. Mathews Marilyn D. Miller

76 Patricia A. Montgomery John R. Moreman Sandra M. Morgan

William P. Norred

Linda E. Ott Charles J. Panaro Ronald W. Pankey

Jan D. Parker Shirley A. Pascoe William E. Pennington

77 James R. Perry Thomas A. Peterson Arthur J. Petrecca, Jr.

Leslie E. Powell Larry W. Price Elleweene B. Rauch

Gordon A. Rivers Neva C. Rogers Carter S. Rose

Nancy L. Rowe Durward T. Savage Jerry L. Scott

78 Skip Searcy Steven F. Shaefer, III

Sally Sue Sheffield Robert H. Shulman William Simpson

mmmm

Billy Smith, Jr. Lawrence C. Smith Richard O. Smith

Roy L. Smith Whitfield C. Smith Bruce A. Snyder Mary P. Sprouse Mary B. Stanley Judith Steadham

Herman James Stegeman, III Martin V. Stewart, Jr. Frank L. Stubbs, Jr.

Virginia C. Sullins William C. Talton Margaret D. Tarver

Margaret B. Thigpen Jo Anne Thompson William V. Thrash

80 Clifford M. Walker, Jr. Stanley E. Warner, Ji Robert E. Weir, Jr.

Caryl A. Wellborn William M. White David L. Wickersham

Janet E. Admas Lee Ann Aldrich Walter D. Alexander

John S. Allen William H. Ausmus Jacqueline E. Austin

Hum-m-m, Let's see how many people we can em¬ barrass tonight.

/ get such a kick out of stealing chairs.

Lawrence M. Bryant Karen A. Buhler Melinda A. Burbanck

Gordon B. Burnett Joseph W. Cahoon William Candler, III

Gladney L. Cureton Harold T. Daniel

Katherine J. Davidson Douglas A. Davis

William D. Harrell Allen C. Hart, III Sara E. Head

Well, aren't we arty? Sally Hogsed Gilmore P. Hudson, Jr.

"Next time I see Barton I'm gonna bite him!" "Well Bill, I feel like they don't like each other."

Mary F. Huguley Tommie N. Humphries Mary Jo Hunt

William L. Hunter, Jr. M. William Hutcheson Virginia T. Jenkins

95 "Open thou our lips and our mouths shall show forth —well something!"

John A. Marshall, III Julian B. Martin John M. McCarty

Edgar W. McCranie Zoe F. McFee Russell McKay

Seems they have us caged now! James F. Meigs Glenda K. Mellette John C. Moore

99 In order to live in society, the invalid must find people of his own kind.

J. Gregory Mugg Thomas M. Murrell Alice Marie Musgrove

Kenneth T. Musgrove Sally H. Musgrove Elizabeth M. Nichol

100

"1 don't want the ball, you take it."

J. David Sisson Penelope C. Sisson John N. Shelley, Jr.

M. Vivian Smith Steven W. Smith

"Get that damn biology project off the window!" A

Susan E. Smith Robert W. Stallworth, Jr. Paul E. Stanton

James O. St. John Stephen M. Stone Walter D. Swift

"Just leave us alone with God and our country!" Tommy, don't say those things. Remember you're on R.A.C.! William H. Walters, III Susan F. Weaver

Henry A. Wheeler Marilyn J. White G. Barrett Wilkins, Jr.

"Mr. Moore, what is the mass of her feet?"

Bob Yanno Keith Yarborough

Roy Zeagler

STUDENT DIRECTORY Sophomores

JANET ELIZABETH ADAMS ALBERT EDWIN BAUR HELENA JUSTINE BROWN

Roanoke, Va. Quincy, Fla. Huntsville, Ala. A.F.R.O.T.C.; Soccer Team; Flagball. Sigma Tau Sigma, Pub. Chair.; Dooley's Chorus; Chorale; "C" Co., Leader; Sigma Dolls. Tau Sigma; Angel Flight, Commander; S.A.C., Chairman Records Committee; WILLIAM JEFFERSON BEAVERS Dooley's Dolls. Jacksonville, Fla. LAWRENCE McBRIDE BRYANT Glee Club. St. Simons WILLIAM GATREL ADAMS Island, Ga. Drama Club, Pres.; Collector, Ed.-in- Harlem, Ga. JAMES DODD BERRY Chief; S.A.C.; Phi Gamma; Eta Sigma Glee Psi. Club, Sec., Pres.; Chorus, Pres., Marietta, Ga. Pres.'s Advisor. A.F.R.O.T.C.; Soccer Team. KAREN ANN BUHLER LEE ANN ALDRICH PATRICIA ANNE BEYER Williamsville, N. Y. Macon, Ga. Oxford, Ga. R.A.C.; Canterbury Club, Pres. Phi Collector, Art Ed.; Chorus; Dooley's Dooley's Dolls; Chorus; Chorale; I.A.C.; Gamma; Dorm Proctor; Dooley's Dolls; Dolls; Sigma Tau Sigma; Dance Com. "B" Co., Leader. Sigma Tau Sigma; "A" Co., Leader; Spring Formal, Fall Formal '62. I.D.C.

PAUL EDWARD BIXLER WALTER DORSEY ALEXANDER, JR. Gadsden, Ala. MELINDA ANN BURBANCK St. Petersburg, Fla. Soccer Team. Atlanta, Ga. A.F.R.O.T.C., Commander. Chorus; Collector; Sigma Tau Sigma; GEORGE GOLDEN BOYD Dooley's Dolls.

JOHN SPENCER ALLEN Columbus, Ga. Tennis Team; A.F.R.O.T.C.; Drill Team; Atlanta, Ga. GORDON BERRY BURNETT Sigma Tau Sigma. I.D.C.; Dorm Proctor; Phi Gamma; College Park, Ga. A.F.R.O.T.C., 2nd Lt.; Rat Week Com., OSCAR LESLIE BRADLEY I.D.C., Secretary; "e" Club; S.A.C.; Eta Dance Chairman. Sigma Psi; Circle K; Dorm Proctor. Monroe, Ga.

WILLIAM HAYNIE AUSMUS Chorus; Circle K., Projects Chairman; R.A.C.; Dorm Proctor; C.S.F.; B.S.U., JOSEPH WILSON CAHOON Tuscaloosa, Ala. Pres. Gainesville, Ga. Chorus, Pres. Soccer Team. WILFORD LEE BRADY JACQUELINE ERLE AUSTIN Thomasville, Ga. Wetumpka, Ala. R.A.C.; S.A.C. WILLIAM CANDLER, III Dooley's Dolls. Pine Castle, Fla. BANNISTER ROYSTON BRAY Swim Team; A.F.R.O.T.C. MARION RUSSELL AVERY Pasadena, Calif. Annual Staff, Tampa, Fla. Photographer. HENRY NASH CARRIER, III Chorus; Soccer Team. ALLEN THOMAS BRISIDINE, JR. Brevard, N. C. Soccer Team; Cross ARTHUR WOOTEN BALDWIN, JR. Griffin, Ga. Country; S.A.C.; Chorus; A.F.R.O.T.C.; Sigma Tau Sigma; R.A.C.; I.D.C.; Dorm Proctor; Circle K.; Dorm Proctor. Dawson, Ga. Chorus.

RICHARD SHAW BATES HUGH WADSWORTH BROCK MALINDA DEAN CARTER Quincy, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Moultrie, Ga. A.F.R.O.T.C.; Soccer Team. "e" Club. B.S.U.; Dooley's Dolls.

112 RANDALL BOWEN CATON EDWARD ALAN DAVIS JOHN RICHARD FRANCKE Tifton, Ga. ■ Miami, Fla. Decatur, Ga. Drama Club, Vice-President; Glee Club; "e" Club; A.F.R.O.T.C. Drum and Eagle Canterbury Club; Chorus. Corps. WEBB BLACK GARRISON, JR. PENELOPE MARILYNNE CLARK JOHN THOMAS deJARNETTE, JR. Indianapolis, Ind. Winter Park, Fla. College Park, Ga. "e" Club; Business Manager, Annual. Canterbury Club; Chorus. A.F.R.O.T.C., Sqd. Exec. Officer (1st Lt.); Chorus; S.A.C.; Wesley Fellow¬ JOHN EDWARD GIRARDEAU SUSAN BARBARA CLARK ship. Claxton, Ga. Hawkinsville, Ga. KATHRYN MARIA DELL Chorus; S.J.C.; R.A.C.; A.F.R.O.T.C., Sigma Tau Sigma; Drama Club; Collec¬ 2nd Lt.; Tennis Team; Chorale; tor, Creative Staff—Head. Wierdsdale, Fla. Wesley Fellowship, Pres.; S.A.C., Pres. pro-tem; Dooley's Dolls; Sigma Tau Sigma. Sigma Tau Sigma, Vice-president; Eta GEORGE E. CLARY, II Sigma Psi, Pres. ALEC Augusta, Ga. GLENN DORSEY Abbeville, Ga. CAROL ELLEN CLINKSCALES MARY COUNCIL GLADSTONE "e" Club; Soccer Team. Decatur, Ga. Macon, Ga. LAMAR REESE Sigma Tau Sigma; Phi Gamma; Dooley's EBERHARDT Dooley's Dolls; C.S.F.; Sigma Tau Sigma. Dolls. Macon, Ga. Soccer Team; Chorus. ANNE POWELL GOWING THOMAS E. COKER North Augusta, S. C. Jacksonville, Fla. JACK L. EDWARDS Sigma Tau Sigma; Dooley's Dolls; Covington, Ga. WILLIAM SIDNEY COOK, III Chorus; Chapel Choral; C.S.F.; Wesley Soccer Team; Chorus; A.F.R.O.T.C., Fellowship; Merit Scholarship Finalist. Covington, Ga. 2nd Lt. Sigma Tau Sigma. CLAUDIA MARGARET EHRINGER ELLEN BONNER GREENE JOHN VIRGIL COSTLEY Jacksonville, Fla. Gray, Ga. Covington, Ga. Dooley's Dolls; Chorus. Sigma Tau Sigma; Phi Gamma; Eta A.F.R.O.T.C., Color Guard. Sigma Psi; Dooley's Dolls; Women's Stu¬ MARTIN JOEL EISLER dent Intramural Dir.; "A" Co. Leader, 61-62; Chorus and Annual RUBYE EVELYN COULTER North Miami Beach, Fla. Chorale; Staff, Assistant Layout Editor. Columbus, Ga. Sigma Tau Sigma; Soccer Team, "e" Club. Transfer from Wesleyan College SEBRING SCOTT GRIFFIN Glee Club; Annual Staff; Chorale; ROBERTA ANN ELIZER Dooley's Dolls. Union Point, Ga. Oxford, Ga. Westminster Collector, Material Fellowship; Chorus; Dooley's STEPHANIE ANN CULLENS Manager; Canterbury Dolls; Chorale. Club; Dooley's Dolls. Canton, Ga.

Dooley's Dolls, Secretary; Annual Staff. WILLIAM LEROY ELLIS JAMES CARR GRIZZARD Newnan, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. GLADNEY L'ANGEL CURETON Soccer Team; Sigma Tau Sigma. Drama Club; Glee Club. Newnan, Ga. Transfer from University of Georgia CARL EPSTEIN KELLY LANIER Dooley's Dolls. Miami, Fla. GUNNELLS, JR. Macon, Ga. HAROLD TURNER DANIEL, JR. ROBERT JAMES FINNEY Chorus. Zebulon, Ga. Valdosta, Ga. C.S.F., Secretary, Vice-president; R.A.C., Vice-president. CHARLES WILLIAM GUNNELS ROBERT LOWE FLANDERS Arlington, Va. KATHRINE JOANNE DAVIDSON Wrightsville, Ga. Sigma Tau Sigma; Annual Staff; A.F.¬ Monticello, Fla. Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Lettered in R.O.T.C.; Soccer Team; Softball. Baseball, 1959. Dooley's Dolls; Sigma Tau Sigma; Wesley Fellowship. TERESA FRANCIS FLEMING DOROTHY K. HACKNEY DOUGLAS ALEXANDER DAVIS Salisbury, Md. Albany, Ga. Albany, Ga. Dooley's Dolls. Transferred from LaGrange College

113 MARGARET ANN HADLEY MARY FRANCES HUGULEY THOMAS JONES LAMAR, JR. Lutherville, Md. Thomaston, Ga. Columbus, Ga. S.J.C.; S.A.C.; Dooley's Dolls; Collector, Dooley's Dolls. Sigma Tau Sigma; "e" Club; Phi Coordinator; Circular File, Editor; Chair¬ Gamma; S.A.C., Social Committee. man Refreshments, Spring Formal. TOMMIE NELDA HUMPHRIES SUSAN CONSTANCE LEE BARBARA LOIS HANEVOLD Lawrenceville, Ga. Albany, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Angel Flight; Dooley's Dolls. Dooley's Dolls, V-president; Drama Angel Flight; Chorus; S.A.C. Alt.; West¬ MARY JO HUNT Club; Chorus; Sigma Tau Sigma. minster Fellowship, Pres.; Annual Staff, Copy Editor; R.A.C.; Dooley's Dolls; Rat Atlanta, Ga. THOMAS GRIFFITH LEWIS Queen; Fall and Spring Formal Dance Transfer from Loyola, New Orleans Committee. Baxley, Ga. WILLIAM LEONARD ELIZABETH VENABLE HARDEMAN HUNTER, JR. JANICE HOPE LILLY Monticello, Fla. Trion, Ga. Charleston, W. Va. Dorm. Proctor; I.D.C.; Chorus; Eta Dooley's Dolls. Sigma Sigma Tau Sigma; Chorus; Collector; Psi; Soccer Team; Circle K. Dooley's Dolls; Drama Club; Canter¬ MICHAEL ADRON HARDEN bury Club. MORRIS WILLIAMS HUTCHESON Zebulon, Ga. RUTH GERALDINE LOWE Swainsboro, Ga. "e" Club; A.F.R.O.T.C. Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM DONALDSON HARRELL VIRGINIA TYE JENKINS Dooley's Dolls; Chorus. Atlanta, Ga. Bainbridge, Ga. JOHN ALBERT MARSHALL, III Collector; Drama Club. Sigma Tau Sigma; Phi Gamma; Dooley's Wilmington, Del. Dolls; I.A.C.; "C" Company Leader, 61- ALLEN CHRISTOPHER HART 62; Dooley's Sweetheart. Dorm Proctor; Sigma Tau Sigma.

Atlanta, Ga. JULIAN BASKERVILLE MARTIN JANE CAROL JOHNSON Circle K; "e" Club, Pres.; A.F.R.O.T.C., Bristol, Va. 2nd Lt.; S.A.C.; Soccer Team, Capt.; Somerset, Ky. Student Tennis Team. Dir., Intramural Athletics. Dooley's Dolls. ALLEN EUGENE HAUCK, JR. CONNIE LOUISE McARTHUR MARY CAROLYN JOINER Atlanta, Ga. Savannah, Ga. Butler, Ga. S.A.C.; Angel Flight; Dooley's Dolls; SARA ESTELLE HEAD Dooley's Dolls. Sigma Tau Sigma. Brunswick, Ga. john moore Mccarty, jr. Dooley's Dolls; Angel Flight. JAMES THOMAS JONES, JR. Fort LaGrange, Ga. Pierce, Fla. LAWRENCE IRA HIGDON "e" Club; Soccer Team. Photography Club; Phi Gamma; A.F.¬ A.F.R.O.T.C.; Cairo, Ga. R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Lt.; Wesley Fel¬ EDGAR WAYNE McCRANIE A.F.R.O.T.C. lowship; Memory Staff. Bainbridge, Ga. MARY KATE HITE JOY JORDAN A.F.R.O.T.C.; "e" Club; Soccer Team. Abbeville, S. C. Stone Mountain, Ga. ZOE FRANCES McFEE Dooley's Dolls; Dooley's Dolls; Chorus; C.S.F.; Sigma Angel Flight. Atlanta, Ga. Tau Sigma; Phi Gamma. S.A.C., Social JUDITH ANNE KEFFER Chairman; Sigma Tau SALLY BURRUSS HOGSED Sigma, Pres.; Annual Staff, Writeup Ed. Copperhill, Tenn. and Movie Committee; Atlanta, Ga. Dooley's Dolls; Dooley's Dolls. Phi Gamma; Eta Sigma Psi; V-presi¬ Transfer from Wesleyan College dent. Dooley's Dolls. JAMES M. KELLEY EMILY RUSSELL McKAY MICHAEL THOMAS HOOD Wrens, Ga. Macon, Ga. Lawrenceville, Ga. "e" Club; Chorus; A.F.R.O.T.C. Sigma Tau Sigma; Dooley's Dolls; Westminster Fellowship; Annual Staff; MORELAND ROBINSON HUBER ODIS GILBEN KENDRICK, III Ping-Pong Champion, 61-62. Newark, N. J. Tallahassee, Fla. RITA GERTRUDE McKINNON GILMORE PASCHAL HUDSON, JR. WILLIAM RODGERS KITCHENS Willacoochee, Ga. Eatonton, Ga. Byromville, Ga. Dooley's Dolls; Proctor; Sigma Tau Sigma; Canterbury Club; Chorus; A.F.R.O.T.C.; "e" Club. Circle K; "e" Club. Chapel Chorale; Collector, Staff.

114 LAURENCE ASA MEANS FRANK NORTON, JR. MICHAEL BARNETT RAPP Toccoa, Ga. Waycross, Ga. Sebring, Fla. "e" "e" LLOYD JACKSON MEGAHEE Club; I.D.C., Chairman; Dorm Club; I.D.C.; Soccer Team. Proctor, President; Chorus, Business Thomasville, Ga. Manager; Fall Formal Dance Committee WALTER ROBERT REEVES Golf Team; A.F.R.O.T.C. Chairman. LaGrange, Ga. JAMES FRANKLIN MEIGS EDWARD LEE PARKER, JR. S.J.C., Secty.; S.A.C.; Phi Gamma; Drama Thomasville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Club; Chorus, Glee Club, Cho¬ rale; Circle K. Drama Club; Sigma Tau Sigma. A.F.R.O.T.C. BURTON VICTOR REIFLER GLENDA KATHERINE MELLETTE EUGENE FLETCHER PARKER, JR. Macon, Ga. Macon, Ga. LaGrange, Ga. Sigma Tau Sigma; Tennis Team; S.A.C.; Drama Club, V-president; Angel Flight, S.A.C.; Phi Gamma; S.J.C., Vice-presi¬ Phi Gamma ; Editor in Chief, 1963 1st Lieut., Secty.; Collector; Dooley's dent; Circle K, Vice-president, Lt. Gov.; Dolls; Sigma Tau Sigma; Badminton Canterbury Club. Memory. Champion, 62-63. JANICE ANNE JAMES RANSOME PARKER, JR. REYNOLDS THOMAS SPEARMAN MELTON McDonough, Ga. Marietta, Ga. Opelika, Ala. Billiards. Drama Club; Collector. Circle K, Pres.; A.F.R.O.T.C., 1st Lt.; Sigma Tau Sigma; Wesley Fellowship; KENNETH AUGUSTUS PASS WILLIAM CONLEY RHODES Collector, Business Manager. Griffin, Ga. Franklin, Tenn. MICHAEL BURNLEY MILLIGAN Dorm. Proctor; Circle K. Drama Club; Collector. Newnan, Ga. JOANNE PERKINS JOHN GLADSTONE RICHARDSON Chorus. Stillmore, Ga. Covington, Ga. JAMES THOMAS MOONEY, JR. Dooley's Dolls; Chorus; B.S.U. A.F.R.O.T.C.; "e" Club. Covington, Ga. MARIE ELLEN PERRY PEGGY LEE ROBINSON JOHN CALVIN MOORE Winder, Ga. Winder, Ga. Carrollton, Ga. Wesley Fellowship; Eta Sigma Psi; Chorus; Dooley's Dolls; Archery Cham¬ Phi Gamma; Drama Club; Glee Club; R.A.C., President; Dooley's Dolls; pion, 61-62. Sigma Tau Sigma; Chorus; Westminster S.A.C.; C.S.F., Pres.; Chorus; Sigma Tau Fellowship. Sigma. CATHERINE GAIL ROGERS

GREGORY JOHN MUGG WILLIAM STUART PERRY Jacksonville, Fla. Tifton, Ga. Nashville, Ga. Chorus, Co-Business Manager; Dooley's Dolls, Treasurer; Sigma Tau Sigma; "A" "e" Club; Dooley's Voice; A.F.R.O.T.C. Co. THOMAS MATTHEW MURRELL Leader; Chapel Chorale. Jacksonville, Fla. CAROLYN KIRKWOOD PIERSON HERSCHEL ROTHENBERG Soccer Team. Albany, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Dooley's Dolls; Collector; Sigma Tau ALICE MARIE MUSGROVE A.F.R.O.T.C. Sigma; Chorus; Canterbury Club. Homerville, Ga. RALPH SHELBY SANFORD Dooley's Dolls; Chorus. PAUL ROGER PIZZO Tampa, Fla. Quincy, Fla. SALLY HELEN MUSGROVE Golf Team. Homerville, Ga. RICHARD HARRISON POORE HARRY WALTER SCHNABEL Dooley's Dolls. West Palm Beach, Fla. Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. THOMAS KENNETH MUSGROVE ELIZABETH SEARLE PRETTYMAN "e" Club; "B" Co. Leader. Albany, Ga. Ft. Worth, Tex. GRADY ERNEST Student Body President; Eta Sigma Psi, Dooley's Dolls, Angel Flight-2nd Lt.; SCHRADER, JR. Secty.-Treasr.; Circle K; S.J.C., Chair¬ Sigma Tau Sigma; Drama Club; Chorus Berrington, Ga. man; S.A.C. Chiarman. and Chorale; Canterbury Club. JAMES ANDERS SCRUGGS ELIZABETH MILLS NICHOL DAVID BERRY RAHN Adel, Ga. Griffin, Ga. Springfield, Ga. S.J.C.; I.A.C.; Circle K, Treasr.; Eta Dooley's Dolls; Sigma Tau Sigma. "e" Club. Sigma Psi; "e" Club.

115 GROVER SAM SELLS WALTER DALLAS SWIFT FRANK McDUFFIE WILLIAMS Moultrie, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Aragon, Ga. "e" Club; Track Team. Dorm Proctor; I.D.C. Soccer Team.

JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS JOHN NORMAN SHELLEY, JR. CONSTANCE CHARLENE TATE Chattanooga, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Blythe, Ga. Soccer Team; "e" Club; Ping-Pong Dooley's Dolls; Drama Club; Annual Dooley's Dolls. Champion, 61-62. Staff; Collector, Staff; Circle K Sweet¬ heart; Sigma Tau Sigma. LOUISA EMMALYN WILLIAMS BARBARA JOANN SHOCKLEY Augusta, Ga. Apalachee, Ga. DONNA ILLENE THOMAS C.S.F.; Dooley's Dolls; Chorus; Wesley Dooley's Dolls; Sigma Tau Sigma. Augusta, Ga. Fellowship, Vice-president.

Dooley's Dolls, Secty.; Chairman, Dec. CHARLOTTE PATRICIA WOLCOTT RALPH FULWARD SIMPSON Committee for Fall Formal. Bainbridge, Ga. Marietta, Ga. Drama Club. WILLIAM EDWARDS TRAMMELL Dooley's Dolls; Archery Award; S.A.C.; Covington, Ga. Foreign Language Club; R.A.C.; Chapel JAMES DAVID SISSON Choir; Chorus; Wesley Fellowship.

Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM EVANS TRAPNELL LUTHER HORN WOLFF, JR. Dorm Proctor; Circle K; S.A.C., Co- Lyons, Ga. Columbus, Ga. chairman of Social Committee; Phi Chorus. Gamma; Infirmary Asst.; Movie Com¬ Rat Week Chairman; "e" Club; "A" Co. mittee; I.D.C. Leader; Phi Gamma; Dorm Proctor; HOGAN ALEXANDER WALL, JR. I.D.C.; S.A.C. Social Committee. PENELOPE COOK SISSON Raife, Ga. HILTON THOMAS WOOD Decatur, Ga. DAVID GARDNER Macon, Ga. Angel Flight; Dooley's Dolls. WALLACE, III Columbus, Ga. Transfer from Norman Park College A.F.R.O.T.C.; Sigma Tau Sigma. VIVIAN MILDRED SMITH Drama Club; Circle K. Toccoa, Ga. MICHAEL EUGENE WOODRUFF WILLIAM HAYWARD WALTERS, III B.S.U.; Dooley's Dolls. Birmingham, Ala. Dade City, Fla. STEVEN WAYNE SMITH A.F.R.O.T.C.; Chorus. Soccer Team; "e" Club. Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD KENT WOOLDRIDGE SUSAN FRANCES Phi Gamma; Sigma Tau Sigma; A.F.- WEAVER Mobile, Ala. R.O.T.C., Lt. Milford, Pa. Photography Club; Annual Staff; A.F.¬ R.O.T.C. SUSAN ELIZABETH SMITH Angel Flight; Dooley's Dolls; S.A.C.; Sigma Tau Sigma; Wesley Fellowship. Atlanta, Ga. BILLIE ELIZABETH WYATT Dooley's Dolls, Pres.; Phi Gamma; SUSAN IRENE WEISSMAN Avondale Estates, Ga. S.A.C., Secty.; Sigma Tau Sigma. Decatur, Ga. Dooley's Dolls; C.S.F. JAMES OLIVER ST. JOHN, JR. Dooley's Dolls. ALFRED THOMAS YANNO Newnan, Ga. JOHN DAVID WEST Coral Gables, Fla. A.F.R.O.T.C.; Photography Club; An¬ nual Staff. Sautee, Ga. Chorus, Vice-president; Chorale; A.F.¬ R.O.T.C.

ROBERT WILLIAM STALLWORTH HENRY ANDERSON WHEELER ROBERT JOHN YANNO Newnan, Ga. Evergreen, Ala. Coral Gables, Fla. S.A.C.; Collector Staff; Drama Club; Chorus; Annual PAUL EUGENE STANTON A.F.R.O.T.C. Staff; A.F.R.O.T.C., 2nd Lt. Atlanta, Ga. MARILYN JEAN WHITE Circle K. DANIEL KEITH YARBROUGH Wrens, Ga. Axson, Ga. STEPHEN MARVIN STONE Sigma Tau Sigma; Dooley's Dolls. JOHN ALEXANDER Tampa, Fla. DOUGHERTY PORTNER GEORGE BARRY WILKINS, JR. Tennis; State Doubles Champion, No. 2 Washington, D. C. Singles Champion; Pocket Pool Cham¬ Atlanta, Ga. A.F.R.O.T.C.; Drill Team pion; "e" Club. Sigma Tau Sigma; (R.O.T.C.) Canterbury Club. Chairman, Electric Committee for Dance.

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ALFRED LORENZO ALLGOOD MICHAEL BRADLEY DONNA CRENSHAW Gainesville, Ga. Cornelia, Ga. Douglasville, Ga. WILLIAM I. ALLGOOD, JR. SARAH LEELLEN BRIGMAN ROBERT WILLS CULBERSON Oxford, Ga. Villa Rica, Ga. Lyons, Ga. ROBERT BLAIR AMICK JAMES CARTER BRITT PATRICIA ANN CULBRETH S. Charleston, W. Va. Stone Mountain, Ga. Reidsville, Ga. LOVICK PIERCE ANTHONY SUSAN KOONCE BROCK WILLIAM E. CULBRETH, JR. Butler, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Mobile, Ala. CORNELIA PATRICIA ATTWOOD PENNY ROXANNE BROMBERG KENNETH KARL DANTON Chattanooga, Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. Woodbridge, Conn. PATRICIA LEE AUFRANC MARILANE LOUISE BROWN MADELINE San Mateo, Calif. DAVIS Athens, Ga. Savannah, Ga. PHILLIP CLARANCE AYCOCK MARY EMMA Decatur, Ga. BROWN THEODORE D. DAVIS Crawfordville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. BARBARA JOAN BAKER Groton, Conn. MARY SUE BROWN ANTHONY MONROE DeLOACH Waynesboro, Ga. Unadilla, Ga. CHARLES WALTER BALDWIN, JR. Madison, Ga. NORMA ANNETTE BROWN LARRY EDWARD DENNEY Albany, Ga. JOHN HENRY BARKSDALE, III Carrollton, Ga. Statesboro, Ga. CARQL ANN BURNES PAMELA DENNEY CHELSEA LeVONE BARTENFELD Atlanta, Ga. Elberton, Ga. Dalton, Ga. CAREN ANN BURROWS JOHN THOMAS DOLVIN JESSE HAMBY BARTON, III Atianta, Ga. Marion, Ohio Oxford, Ga. JAMES LESESNE BUSH, JR. EDGAR LEE DUKE, III RICHARD WALKER BATTS Dublin, Ga. Fort Valley, Ga. Hawkinsville, Ga. MARY DIANE BUSH BARBARA ANNE DUNIVIN MARY ALICE BEALL Wayside, Ga. College Park, Ga.

Eatonton, Ga. MARION EILEEN BUTLER BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DYAL FREDERICK BOWMAN Atlanta, Ga. Woodbine, Ga. BEAUFORT, III ROBERT STANLEY CAMPBELL WILLIAM S. EDWARDS N. Augusta, S. C. Tucker, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. MARTHA MAE BECKUM JOHN NICHOLAS BARBARA CHRISTENSEN EHRINGER Wrens, Ga. Beaufort, S. C. Jacksonville, Fla. RAY DOUGLAS BELL DAVID GEORGE EMERSON LUCY DIAN CLARY Alamo, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Augusta, Ga. LLOYD WILLIAM BENJAMIN, III JOHN PHILLIP ERTEL, JR. St. Simons PAUL LAWRENCE COLE Island, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. SUSAN LaGrange, Ga. NELLE BENNETT JOAN CARLYLE FARABOW Warm EARL WESLEY COLVARD Springs, Ga. Durham, N. C. Crescent City, Fla. WILLIAM MARTIN PATTI FARR BERRYMAN, III LAUREE LOUISE COOK Punta Gorda, Fla. Elberton, Ga. Covington, Ga. WILBUR STEPHENS WALTER WILLIAM MELVIN BETHEL, JR. DAVID COOPER FARRINGTON, JR. Auburn, Ga. Winston-Salem, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. JAMES MEADE BICKNELL JAMES RUSSELL CORBITT MAYNARD L. FERNANDEZ Atlanta, Ga. Miami, Fla. Tampa, Fla. ALFRED ADOLOH BLUM, JR. CHARLES THOMAS COUNCIL SALLY JAY FLECK Albany, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. Alpharetta, Ga. MARTIN ALAN BOSWORTH KATHERINE TILLEY COX MARTHA HELEN FOGLE Miami, Fla. Kensington, Md. Griffin, Ga. JAMES TERRELL BOWLES MIKE O'NEAL CRAWFORD, III BRENDA LOUISE FOWLER Augusta, Ga. Marietta, Ga. Swainsboro, Ga.

117 SUZANNE KAY LAIRD HERMAN DOUGLASS FRICK JOY DIANNE HOLLAND Pensacola, Fla. Tallahassee, Fla. Savannah, Ga. LUCINDA IRENE LAKE SIDNEY MICHAEL GAY JAMES B. HOPKINS East Point, Ga. Hogansville, Ga. East Point, Ga. JACK LESTER KENNETH RICHARD GENTIL HARRIETT CATHERINE HOUK Indian Harbor Beach, Fla. Clayton, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. JAMES DAVID LESTER CHARLES DRAYTON GIBBES ROCENA EDWARDS HOWELL Montezuma, Ga. Oklahoma City, Okla. Lake City, Fla. LAWSON WILFORD LEWIS ANNE GILES JO ANNE HUBBELL Swainsboro, Griffin, Ga. Winter Haven, Fla. Ga. ROBERT SCOTT LONDON PHYLLIS MARJORIE GILES JAMES DOUGLAS HUDSON, JR. Huntsville, Ala. Eatonton, Ga. Thomson, Ga. VIRGINIA ANN LOVELL JAMES BELLFIELD GLANTON, JR. DAVID CARROLL HUGHES Winston-Salem, N. C. Orlando, Fla. Thomson, Ga. JOHN BRUCE LOVERN HAROLD WALTON GOFORTH, JR. RALPH H. HULT Oxford, Ga. Ocala, Fla. Bradenton, Fla. JAMES K. LOWRY STEVEN BARRY GOLDBERG BARBARA SHARON HUNT Covington, Ky. Dalton, Ga. McRae, Ga. CHARLES CLIFTON MABRY KATHLEEN HALE GOLDEN MILTON IRIZARRY Atlanta, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. No. 23 San German Puerto Rico GLORIA JEAN MALCOLM HELEN ELISE GOODE CURTIS KENAN JACKSON Covington, Ga. Covington, Ga. Oxford, Ga. DONNY EUGENE MARTIN, JR. ALBERT FRANKLIN GOSSETT Lawrenceville, Ga. GORDON JACKSON JACOBS, JR. Griffin, Ga. LaGrange, Ga. SARA LYNN MATTHEWS EDWARD FRANCIS GRILLO Rock Hill, S. C. MARY DeLACY JESSUP Tampa, Fla. CHARLES KENNETH McALLISTER Macon, Ga. THOMAS WILLIAM GUNBY Covington, Ga. BERT JAMES JOHNSON, JR. Atlanta, Ga. DONALD WARD McCALL College Park, Ga. CHARLES W. HAM Marietta, Ga. PAULA ANN JOHNSON Savannah, Ga. JERROLD LEE McCLUNG Newnan, Ga. MARTHA HOPE HAMILTON Swainsboro, Ga. SHARON SUE JONES Jacksonville, Fla. CHARLES JOHN McCULLOUGH Griffin, Ga. RICHARD EGAN HARDY Newnan, Ga. JOHN DAVIS JORDAN Jacksonville, Fla. MARGARET MARY McCRACKEN Covington, Ga. CYNTHIA RUTH HARPER Monroe, Ga. Jessup, Ga. MARY REBECCA JORDAN GLEN EVERETT McELHENEY Canton, Ga. JARED VINCENT HARPER Monticello, Ga. Decatur, Ga. CHARLES JACKSON JOYNER PATRICK McGINTY McDonough, Ga. EMMELYN BRANHAM HARRISON Albany, Ga. Rome, Ga. MARY ELIZABETH JUSTICE SUSAN VICTORIA McLEOD Davidson, N. C. Reidsville, Ga. ALLEN EUGENE HAUCK, JR. Atlanta, Ga. MARCUS R. KAPLAN MARILYN DIANE MILLER Macon, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. RANDALL CARL HAYNES Decatur, Ga. JOEL EARL KAUFMANN PATRICIA ANN MONTGOMERY Atlanta, Ga. Butler, Ga. GEORGE BRUCE HEAD JOHN ROBERT MOREMAN Hogansville, Ga. JAMES EDWARD KELLEY Hogansville, Ga. West Point, Ga. THERON JEROME HELMS, III ELEANOR LUCILE KEOWN SANDRA MICHELLE MORGAN Forest Park, Ga. Lawrenceville, Ga. Lake Forest, 111. JAMES WOODFIN HINTON ANN ELIZABETH KING MICHAEL BENTON MOUTZ Reynolds, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Ocala, Fla. CAROLYN ANN HOLBROOK WILLIAM MALLARD KNIGHT ANN BARKER NEAL Cumming, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Pine Mountain, Ga. THOMAS JARRETT HOLBROOK STEVEN JAMES KYLE WILLIAM PRESTON NORRED Cornelia, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Hawkinsville, Ga.

118 LINDA ELIZABETH OTT DAVID SAMUEL SIMPSON JUDITH VAN BUREN Avondale Estates, Ga. Athens, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. SARA JANE PADGETT WILLIAM BECK SIMPSON CHARLES ARTHUR VINSON Dalton, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Fort Valley, Ga. CHARLES JOHN PANARO BILLY SMITH, JR. ANNE KAY WAKEFIELD Oswego, N. Y. Dayton, Ohio Avondale Estates, Ga. RONALD WAYNE PANKEY LARRY EUGENE SMITH CLIFFORD MILTON WALKER, JR. Memphis, Tenn. Reidsville, Ga. Sycamore, Ga. JAN DeLONG PARKER LAWRENCE CHANDLER SMITH STANLEY EUGENE WARNER, JR. Gainesville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Crescent City, Fla. SHIRLEY ANN PASCOE RICHARD OGLESBY SMITH ROBERT EUGENE WEIR Cartersville, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. WILLIAM EARL PENNINGTON ROY LOGAN SMITH CARYL ANN WELLBORN Decatur, Ga. Thomasville, Ga. Wilmington, Del. JAMES RICHARD PERRY WHITFIELD CROOK SMITH WILLIAM STUART WELLS, JR. Stone Guatemala City, Guat. Mountain, Ga. Macon, Ga. BRUCE ALEXANDER SNYDER THOMAS ALEXANDER PETERSON KARL FREDERICK WENGER Miami, Fla. Savannah, Ga. New Orleans, La. MARY PICKERING SPROUSE ARTHUR JOHN PETRECCA, JR. WILLIAM MIKE WHITE Clarksville, Tenn. Albany, Ga. Tallahassee, Fla. MARY BURTON STAMEY JOHN ALEXANDER DAVID LEIGH WICKERSHAM DOUGHERTY PORTNER Shelby, N. C. Washington, Ga. Washington, D. C. JUDITH STEADHAM MARTHA SAFFORD WILEY LESLIE ELAINE POWELL Covington, Ga. Redwood City, Calif. Villa Rica, Ga. HERMAN JAMES STEGEMAN, II BETTY KYLE WILLIAMS LARRY WAYNE PRICE Athens, Ga. Social Circle, Ga. West Point, Ga. EMILY WHITE STEPH DOLPH GUIN JR. ELLEWEENE BASSENT RAUCH Jackson, Ga. WILLIAMS, Cedartown, Ga. Thomaston, Ga. MARTIN V. STEWART, JR. PHIL WESLEY ANNE PARMALEE RENFROE Albany, Ga. WILLIAMS, JR. Tucker, Ga. Decatur, Ga. FRANK LEE STUBBS, JR. TERRY BRYAN GORDON ALFRED RIVERS Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAMSON Stone Mountain, Ga. VIRGINIA CARLINE SULLINS Macon, Ga. NEVA CATHERINE ROGERS Emerson, Ga. WILLIAM FRED WILLIS Live Oak, Fla. WILLIAM CULLEN TALTON, JR. Swainsboro, Ga. CARTER SIDNEY ROSE Hawkinsville, Ga. BETTY ANN WILSON Marietta, Ga. MARGARET DeLUTH TARVER Russellville, Ala. NANCY LEE ROWE Atlanta, Ga. SANDRA GAYLE WIMBERLY Charlotte, N. C. MARGARET BANKS THIGPEN Blakely, Ga. MARY LOUISE SACKETT Milledgeville, Ga. ROBERT EDWARD WING Crescent City, Fla. JO ANNE THOMPSON Stone Mountain, Ga. DURWOOD TIMOTHY SAVAGE Winder, Ga. SHARYN ANN WINGATE Oxford, Ga. WILLIAM VIRGIL THRASH Decatur, Ga. JERRY LaGrange, Ga. LEWIS SCOTT JANET ROWENA WOOD Springfield, Ga. HENRY C. TILLERY, JR. Gray, Ga. STEPHEN FREDERICK Columbus, Ga. KENNETH SPENCER WORTHY SHAEFER, III JACK MICHAEL TIPPENS Cordele, Ga. West Point, Ga. Austell, Ga. JUDITH ANN WUKAS CHARLES GILBERT SHAW, JR. MARION ARCHER TRUSLOW, JR. Coral Marietta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Gables, Fla. BILLY CORRINE SHEELY MARY LYNN TURNER JACK PALMER YEAPLE, II Lake City, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Avondale Estates, Ga. SALLIE SUE SHEFFIELD ERNEST WAYNE UNDERWOOD EMMETT HARPER YOUNG, JR. LaGrange, Ga. Covington, Ga. Bainbridge, Ga. ROBERT H. SHULMAN JAMES FLOYD VALLERY ROY V. ZEAGLER, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Decca, East Pakistan Cochran, Ga.

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