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VOL. 9, NO.2 GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA 30503 WINTER, 1993 Alumni Heavily Involved Brown Named In Annual Meeting GC Alumni Director "As my service as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Gainesville College Foundation Michelle Bowers Brown, a 1990 graduate draws to a close, I have reflected on the year with of Gainesville College, has been named Direc­ much gratitude for the support of so many people," tor of Alumni Affairs of the College, effective said Joe Chipman to the 250 + supporters of March 1. She received her A.A. degree in Gainesville College who attended the Foundation's business administration from GC and her B.B.A. degree in management/marketing 26th Annual Meeting on Sunday (January 24) at from North Georgia College in 1991. Current­ the College. ly, she is employed by Brenau University as "In a year when most nonprofit organizations Admissions Office Manager. have fallen short of fundraising goals, we have A more detailed profile of Michelle will been most fortunate in not only meeting our am­ be included in the spring quarter edition of bitious goal, but in surpassing it," he continued. Anchors Away. The 1992 fund drive goal of $300,000 was set by Fund Drive Chairman Joel Ames and Honorary ceeding the goal by nearly $10,000. Fund Drive Chairman Ray Jones, both of whom Three long-time supporters of the College and were congratulated for their leadership in ex- (Continued on Page 6)

Five long-time supporters of Gainesville College were honored at the GC Foundation's Annual Meeting held recently at the College. Seated, left to right: Ray Jones, Bobbie Gay, and Dallas Gay, all of whom were named Honorary Life Trustees of the Foundation. Standing: GC President J. Foster Watkins; Joe Chipman, outgoing Foundation Chairman; Keith Morris, who received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the GC Alumni Assocation; Jerry Jackson, recipient of the Distinguished Service Award, also from the Alumni Association; and Lee Chapman, President of the Alumni Association. National Higher Education Week Twelve GC alumni took time from their busy days to come to the campus during National Higher Education Week, in October, to honor faculty and staff, by presenting all 200 employees of the College with individual gifts. This is the fourth consecutive year that the Alurrmi Associa­ tion has sponsored this activity. It's a way for alumni to thank faculty and staff for words of en­ couragement, for GREAT teaching, and for being available and for listening. The faculty and staff were pleased to be honored by their former students in this way.

History Instructor Ric Kabat accepts a gift from Alumni Association members Freddie Webb and Linda Hutchins. The entire class applauded in appreciation.

Library personnel were happy to pose with Alumni Bob Ferguson, Anne Wade and Barbara Harris. Left to right: Ferguson, Rebecca Homan, Priscilla Rankin, Julie Marlow, Roger Brady, Wade, Valerie Wood, and Harris.

Alumnus Sid Chandler, fourth from left, recognized per­ sonnel in the Business Division. Left to right: Deb Lilly, Katie Simmons, Peyton Lingle, Chandler, Chairman Louise Holcomb, and John Picklesimer.

2 Lest We Forget: After the Elections by J. Fosler Walkins President, Gainesville College "Who Shot JFK?" That question was raised comings of the current campaign system and who in a very thought-provoking presentation by Bob possibly could contribute to and support cam­ Harris who was on campus on January 26. Sup­ paign reform as called for by Mr. Harris. ported by the Student Government Association, Working in a campaign is obviously an Mr. Harris talked to an audience of approximate­ enriching experience as described by Ms. Russell. ly 135 students, faculty, and staff, and then con­ Some go beyond that by offering themselves for ducted an extended, follow-up question and public office. In the recently completed election answer session. period, those of us who work at Gainesville Col­ I came away from that experience with some lege were mindful of this process, particularly at degree of depression about the futility of it all. Mr. the local and state levels, more so than at any time Harris leaves the impression that the democratic in the recent past. Two of our fine faculty system, as we know it, is controlled by vested­ members, Steve Blair and Margaret Newberry, cur­ interest and power groups that go so far as to rently serve on the Hall County Board of Educa­ possibly assassinating a president. In response to tion. In that position they will make decisions that a question from me-as an educator for 35 years will literally touch the lives of thousands of who believes that things are not and don't have children in this county. They are joined on that to be that way, he indicated that major campaign Board by Keith Morris, a current trustee of the GC financing reform was needed so that candidates Foundation who attended Gainesville College in would have ways to get elected without having 1973-74. Keith recently received your Alumni to depend on their personal fundraising. Such Association's Distinguished Alumnus Award at dependence, in many instances, makes them the annual meeting of the Foundation. beholden to the sources of those funds. He extend­ ed his response to indicate that institutions like Gainesville College should constantly try to com­ municate to its students the personal power they have through the multiple individual decisions they make in their lives. He stressed also the per­ sonal responsibility they have to make those deci­ sions in a way that supports openness in the political process and concern for the quality of life for all of us and for the future of our society. He suggested further that our Library/LRC should subscribe to publications from the "alter­ native media" as a means of countering the con­ trol of the public media through large cox:porations

" ~. which actually own entities such as the major net­ President Watkins (second from left) confers with Margaret works imd newspapers. Newberry, Steve Blair, and Frances Meadows. I was still troubled by his presentation when I sat down and tried to develop an article for this GC Alumna Frances Meadows, a financial aid edition of Anchors Away. Thumbing through the counselor at the College, was elected to a posi­ last issue of the newsletter, I ran across Sally tion on the Hall County Commission. She is Russell's article on "Don't Just Vote; Go Work in already involved in a decision-making process that a Campaign. " (Ms. Russell is Associate Professor will influence the quality of .life for all of us in of English and French at the College.) If you did Hall County and literally in Northeast Georgia not read that article, we would be glad to make because of Gainesville-Hall County's emergence another copy available to you. as a regional center of Northeast Georgia. She is In that very personalized discussion, Ms. joined on the Commission by Brenda Branch, a Russell talked about the extent to which her family long-time supporter of the College and one we tradition of being involved in the pursuit of public claim as an alumna through her part-time study office and working in campaigns has meant so with us as she explored some career options. Ms. much to her and her family over the years. In con­ Branch is serving as Chairman of that cluding that article, she identified campaign Commission. workers as a source of people who see the short- (Continued on Page 8) 3 Alumna Davis Visits Poland only college professors, they are opening up noW for high school teachers. She would encourage Under Fulbright-Hays Grant high school personnel to apply for the grants. While at Gainesville College in 1966-68, Davis She was sitting in a classroom, as a Fulbright­ was very much involved both in and outside the Hays scholar, on a bright sunny morning six classroom. She was on the Dean's List several months ago in Poland listening to a lecture about quarters and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa, that country and its people. She was anticipating the honor society for two-year college students. visiting some of the same sites later in the after~ She served as editor of the Yearbook for the two noon that were mentioned in the lecture. years that she was a student at GC . "Working with Janey Dean Davis has come a "long way" Dr. Jack Jones was a very pleasant time for me," since sitting in another classroom, a makeshift she indicated. "In fact," she continued, "my en­ one, at the Gainesville Civic Center in 1966, as tire time at the College was a really nice ex­ a freshman at Gainesville Junior College in its first perience. The friendships I made there have been quarter of operation. ' lasting ones." Davis was one of 15 South Carolina After receiving the Associate of Arts degree educators-9 university professors and 6 high in liberal arts from GC in 1968, Davis transferred school teachers-chosen as Fulbright-Hays to Clemson University where she earned the scholars, who spent six weeks in Poland this past B.A.Ed. degree in social studies. She taught for summer for a comprehensive learning experience. several years, then returned to Clemson and A University of South Carolina professor, who had received her M.Ed. degree in secondary counsel­ visited Poland in 1989, had written a grant pro­ ing in 1979. Currently, she teaches government posal which was funded and allowed for the group economics to seniors at Seneca (South Carolina) to tour Poland. High School and is head of the Social Studies The theme ofthe visit was "Poland: In Tran­ Department. sition from the Fall of Communism to the Rise of a Democratic Society." As Davis explained: "Even under the rule of Communism, the Polish people still owned much of their own land. The Poles had remained deeply religious, predominantly Catholic, during their 45-year domination by the Soviet Union, and their cathedrals had been preserved. "The solidarity movement, which was begun in the early 1980s, continued for eight to nine years," continued Davis. "The early days were marred by violence and by the arrest of Lech Walesa, the solidarity leader and current presi­ dent. They pursued their independence, and final­ ly the Communists peacefully allowed for elec­ tions to be held. Then, a democracy prevailed in 1989. " Janey and Scott Davis She indicated that renovations are continu­ Davis has a son, Scott, who is a sophomore ing and are still needed in Poland, and a doubt at Anderson College. She is the daughter of Inez still exists as to the form the government is going Dean, retired from the GC staff, and the sister of to take. Harriett McNeal, current vice president of the "Our days were long and full in Poland," Alumni Association. Davis and McNeal have Davis acknowledged. "We put in a 12-to-14-hour another sister, Susan Pierce, who heads the working day each day, with lectures in the morn­ biology department at Perry (Georgia) High ings and tours in the afternoons and evenings." School. The group flew in and out of Berlin, "and we McNeal praised both of her sisters' ac­ rented German vans to tour Poland and stayed in complishments. "The school systems are lucky to Polish accommodations," she added. have Susan and Janey. They both go that extra Since their return to the States, the scholars mile, not only in teaching, but in sponsoring have shared their information and experiences special groups and clubs." She added: "Janey is with world history classes in the high schools and such a good older sister. She has always been so colleges and with community groups. supportive of me and of what I did, and that made Davis stressed that while the majority of it easy to follow her in school. She simply paved' Fulbright grants previously have been awarded to the way for me at Gainesville College."

4 Checkers Brings Alumni Together GC Alumni Chuck Groves, Lawrenceville, and Kurt Allen, Winder, have recently completed one of the largest murals in this area-a wall mural 12 feet by 90 feet at the new Checkers restaurant in Athens. According to Chuck, who attended GC as recently as the 1992 fall quarter and who visited the GC Alumni Office in January, the owners of Checkers asked if students from the University of Georgia Art Department would paint a mural on Janice Whitmire Krull and her son Chip stand by their the outside of a building adjacent to Checkers. "Checkers" cab beside the Gainesville Checkers When the UGA Art Department "dropped the restaurant. ball," Chuck and Kurt took on the project. husband Dan, and son Chip Whitmire who also The guys worked four weeks on the project, attended the College. Additions to the chain are including several very cold ' days in December. anticipated in Gwinnett County. However, the mural was completed in time for Janice has fond memories of her years at the Checkers' grand opening the second week of College. She indicated that "the experiences and December. education that I gained at the College contributed to the knowledge it took to work together and build a business as a family."

WHAT ARE MATCHING GIFTS? Since 1954, more than 1,050 companies have established matching gift programs for education, the arts, public broadcasting, nonprofit hospitals, and other community organizations. Under a cor­ porate matching gift program, gifts made hy a company's eligible employees to the nonprofit organizations that meet the company's guidelines Kurt Allen (left) and Chuck Groves put the finishing are matched with company or corporate founda­ touches on their mural at the Checkers restaurant at Athens. tion funds. Colleges and universities were the first nonprofit organizations to benefit from matching gifts. They still receive the largest percentage of Chuck, who with Kurt has established Edge corporate matching gift monies, although benefits Graphics, and his wife Lori have two children. to other types of nonprofit organizations are grow­ Kurt, who is single, painted the GC time capsule ing rapidly. When considering a gift to GC, please that was buried when the College celebrated its determine whether your company is a "matching 25th anniversary in 1989. He subsequently gifts" employer. graduated from GC in 1990. Chuck's goal is to get a master's degree and to continue his work in the graphic design area. The mural was drawn in with crayon, then blocked with solid colors, finally blended. The medium used was oil-based enamel. Chuck described the mural as being a lot of fun to design. "It is a collage of many subjects, some directly related to others, some unique in themselves," he added. Checkers restaurants located in Athens and Gainesville are family owned and operated by Janice Whitmire Krull, a 1968 GC graduate, her 5 (Continued from Front Cover) constructed; and in the resurfacing of the track. Foundation were named Honorary Life Trustees. He served on the Foundation Board of Trustees -Dallas and Bobbie Gay, Gainesville, were in 1975-77. selected because of their long-term involvement These awards are presented annually to alum­ with the Foundation and the College. Both serv­ ni and friends of the College who have made ed with distinction as Trustees of the Foundation, significant contributions to the Alumni Associa­ Bobbie in 1988-90 and Dallas in 1980-84. Bobbie tion, the Foundation, the College, and the and their sons, Jeff and Tommy, all attended community. Gainesville College. They have provided corporate Fred Kelly, immediate Past Chairman of the support from their multiple business interests and Foundation and Chairman of the Investment Com­ personal support. mittee, gave a positive report noting that even in In addition, Bobbie has served as President the tight fiscal climate, the endowment had in­ of Theatre Wings, a community organization creased by more than $250,000 this year, to near­ dedicated to the support of the Gainesville Theatre ly $3 million. Alliance, a cooperative venture among Gainesville Richard Allison, Chairman of the newly College, Brenau, and the community. Dallas has created Planned Giving Committee, reported on been treasurer of the Theatre Wings Endowment the work of the Committee and distributed a Fund. Both of them have been involved in virtual­ brochure which is being used as the Foundation ly every volunteer aspect of the theatre program. moves in this fundraising direction. The entire family was featured in the GTA pro­ Gainesville College President J. Foster duction of "Bye Bye Birdie." They also were in­ Watkins expressed appreciation to the Foundation strumental in organizing the St. Jude bike-a-thon for its continuing generous support of the institu­ at the College. tion. He noted that much of the success of -Ray Jones has served two terms as a Trustee, Gainesville College is because of the broad-based in 1975-78 and 1983-86, and has just concluded support it enjoys in its service area. He a very successful year as the Foundation's acknowledged the special support of those who Honorary Fund Drive Chairman. He has supported serve as Trustees of the Foundation and who pro­ the College personally and through his associa­ vide leadership to and support for its multiple tion with J & S Farms. He was a key player in the activities. recent capital bond campaign for the Hall Coun­ Entertainment during the luncheon preceding ty Schools. The most direct contribution that he the meeting was provided by the Gainesville Col­ and his wife Evelyn have made to Gainesville Col­ lege Jazz Combo, directed by Roy Forrester. lege is their daughter, Carol Pinson, who teaches English at the College. He is a member of the Board of Directors ·of First National Bancorp, of two Boards of the North­ east Georgia Medical Center, and of the Board of Jackson Electric Membership Corporation for 17 years. Keith Morris, Gainesville, received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the GC Alumni Association. Currently a member of the Board of Trustees, he is a First Vice President of Trust Com­ pany Bank of North Georgia. He has served as Chairman of United Way, President of the Gainesville Lions Club, and is a new member of the Hall County Board of Education. He was chosen as the Jaycees Young Man of the Year in 1988-89. Jerry Jackson, Flowery Branch, was awarded the Distinguished Service Award. As a long-time, effective member of the Georgia Legislature, he served Hall County and particularly south Hall County well. From the perspective of the College, he was an invaluable source of helpful feedback from the community and served on a number of ad hoc committees over the years. He was in­ strumental in speeding the process of the College's first new building in 19 years, the Continuing Education/Performing Arts Center; in working with the Department of Transportation and Hall County in getting streets paved and parking lots

6 Hall County Alumni Opportu nities at Phonathons To Get Involved Volunteer for "A Day for Gainesville College" Join friends as they blitz Gainesville-Hall County to raise money for over 300 student scholarships. Thursday, April 29 , 1993 Call 404-535-6207 for more information.

The Hall County Phonathon, held on three successive evenings, was very successful. Some of the volunteers in­ cluded, I to r: Steve Sorrells, Lawana Bryan, Dave Puckett, Marlon Mayfield, Judy Forbes, and Fred Kelly.

New Alumni Council Members Needed

One of the many Hall County groups who called alumni The Alumni Association Nominating Com­ on behalf of the College/Foundation were, I to r: seated, mittee is looking for eighteen alumni who would Sheri Millwood, Tony Millwood, Shirley Childers; stan­ like to serve on the Alumni Council beginning in ding, Steven McNeilly, Sid Chandler, Craig Smith, Lin­ 1993-94. We especially need representatives from da Pritchett, and Caywood Chapman. the following counties: Banks, Forsyth, Gwinnett, Habersham, and Jackson. The responsibilities are not time consum­ ing ... the experience is rewarding ... and the group has lots of fun! WOULD YOU LIKE TO SERVE? WOULD YOU LIKE TO NOMINATE SOMEONE? Complete the form below and mail to the GC Alumni Office, P.O. Box 1358, Gainesville, GA 30503. You may also call in a nomination at (404) 535-6248.

Name of Nominee Address ______---:-___ _

Some of the participants in the Hall County Phonathon were, I to r: seated, Linda Guest, Deborah Nelson, Judy

Anderson, Ann Ravan; standing, Linda Hammontree, Telephone ___--=-:,.",...- ___-:-:- ____ Britt Henderson, Rodney Robinson, Mickey Hyder, and Office Home Nicky Gilleland. (More pictures on Page 12) Nominations will be accepted through March 31. 7 (Continued from Page 3) News Briefs I met for the first time at a Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce meeting Representative Keith Breedlove, who is in his third term in the Legislature representing north Gwinnett County and south Forsyth County. He spoke in glowing terms of his years at Gainesville College and the appreciation he had for the people who had made a difference in his life while he was at the Col­ lege in the early 1970s. Currently Donn Peevy, who served as a senator from Gwinnett County for many Years, is a member of the GC Foundation Board of Trustees and has been most helpful as we have reached out to Gwinnett County as our largest sending coun­ Gainesville College Alumnus Harry R. Chapman, Jr. ty (excluding Hall). (right) presents a check to GC President J. Foster Watkins Closer to home, James Mills was elected in to establish a trust in memory of his father, Harry R. Chapman, Sr. The trust will provide scholarships for November to the House of Represe~tatives and is students studying business and finance at the College. Mr., beginning his service in that capacity. He attend­ Chapman was respected in the community, especially by ed Gainesville College in 1981-83 and in 1990 and local financial leaders. He was part owner and manager is a resident of south Hall County. He will be of the Credit Bureau of Gainesville. following in the footsteps of Jerry Jackson who not only served Hall County but particularly Gainesville College well during his 18 years in the Legislature. In reflecting on this list of people who are close to Gainesville College, who have served and are serving in these positions, we know them as good and well-intentioned people. It is our hope that the enthusiasm of Sally Russell as she

We are part of the future. It is our hope that the Gainesville College experience prepares our students to be meaningful players in that future ... J. Foster Watkins served in a campaign a!}d in the joy of success of people who are elected will spill over in such a Sisters Jackie Phelps Mauldin (left) and Charlene Phelps way that we will support the people who serve Martin proudly display their medals won when they com­ pleted a grueling 26 1/5 miles in the Annual Marine Corps and make the system work. In that way, the Marathon on October 25 in Washington, D.C. Jackie, who pessimistic view presented by Mr. Harris, which attended GC in 1970-71 and who manages the bookstore is probably closer to the truth than we would like at the College, is serving on the 1992-93 Alumni Coun­ to admit, will not become reality and we will not cil. Charlene attended GC in 1969-70 and again in 1982. risk losing the ideals of American democracy as The pair has plans for additional running endeavors. we know it. It rests upon how well each of us accepts the challenge from Mr. Harris to emphasize our in­ dividual responsibility as we make the decisions that impact the future. We are part of the future, It is our hope that the Gainesville College ex­ perience prepares our students to be meaningful players in that future-through service in elective offices or as responsible citizens who are involv­ ed supporters of those who serve. 8 GAINESVILLE ~ COLLEGE FOUNDATION 1992 Maritime Mark THE GAINESVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION

The Gainesville College Foundation was established in 1967 to generate and administer private financial support of the College. Overseeing the funds raised by the Foundation is a continuing responsibility of a 36-member Board of Trustees which operates through an Executive Committee. Funds provided through the Foundation continue to increase annually and are utilized primarily for student scholarships, faculty and staff development, and the many area outreach activities of the College. In recent years, increased emphasis has also been placed upon endowment activities.

1992 Executive Committee

Joseph D. Chipman, Jr. , Chairman* Richard T. Allison * President Group Vice President Lanier National Bank First National Bank Gainesville Gainesville

Joel F. Ames, Vice Chairman Benjamin H. Easterling Manager District Marketing Supervisor United Cities Gas Company Georgia Power Company Gainesville Gainesville

J. David Burroughs, Secretary/Treasurer Peggy P. Payne* Attorney Agent Burroughs & LeFevre Wallace Christopher Agency Gainesville Gainesville

P. Fred Kelly, Past Chairman* P. Lee Chapman * CPA Alumni Association President Kelly Morse & Associates Marketing Representative Gainesville Jackson Electric Membership Corp. Gainesville

*GC Alumni

Members of the 1992 Executive Committee of the Foundation are, left to right: Joel Ames, Ben Easterling, David Burroughs, Peggy Payne, Joe Chipman, Richard Allison, and Lee Chapman. 1992 BOARD OF TRUSTEES GAINESVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION Dan W. Ashe* Deborah P. Lane * Donn M. Peevy* Vice President for Marketing Pharmacist Attorney Blue Ridge Grain & Marketing, Inc. Eckerd Drugs Lawrenceville Gainesville Gainesville Edward R. Quillian * " Brian W. Ball Scott McGarity Veterinarian Vice President President Gainesville Georgia First Bank McGarity's Office Supply Letitia C. Searcy* Gainesville Gainesville Program Specialist J. C. Bass Aaron S. McKinney Gainesville College President Agri-Business and Farmer Gainesville Bass Mims Tire Company Athens Gregory N. Robinson Winder Keith 1. McRae Vice President Bryan F. Bell Dentist Northeast Georgia Health Resources Senior Vice President Gainesville Gainesville First National Bancorp James H. Moore Elio Salazar Gainesville .Insurance Agent Service Representative Burlyn Rebecca Burkett Sidney O. Smith, Inc . Social Security Administration Banking Officer Gainesville Gainesville Gainesville Bank & Trust Keith Morris * James K. Syfan, III Gainesville First Vice President Chief Executive Officer Guy W. Cabe Trust Company Bank of North Ga . Turbo Transport Gainesville Gainesville Gainesville Floyd W. Carmichael Shelia W. Nix* Robert B. Thorpe , Jr. * President First Vice President Manager AMPRO Fisheries Trust Company Bank of North Ga . L-Mart Roswell Gainesville Gainesville , W. Douglas Dillard, Sr. ~ Tim Perry* Sandra L. Whitmer Owner Vice President Branch Supervisor Cornelia Insurance Company Peoples Bank of Forsyth Blackshear Place Library Cornelia Cumming Gainesville Christopher England * Vice President Lanier National Bank Gainesville Sharon Farkas Gainesville Jim Foote* Vice President/Controller Milton Martin Honda Gainesville Marsha Hopkins * Program Manager/Job Training Georgia Mountains Regional Development Center Gainesville Donald T. Hunt Attorney Gainesville Erice Johnson Associate BrokerNice President 'Awards were presented to Gainesville College Foundation Trustees at a lunch­ eon on August 7 at the College. A plaque was presented to Chris England (sec­ Coldwell BankerlHeritage Real Estate ond from right) who generated the highest percentage of major donor gift in­ Gainesville creases. Also, his team led all others during the major donor campaign. Left to right, ,Foundation Chair Joe Chipman, Vice Chair Joel Ames, Debby Lane, *G. C. Alumni England, and Doug Dillard. Not pictured, David Burroughs and Robert Thorpe. GAINESVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION 1992-93 Budget Allocations $269,500

1.2% Student Relations 12.9% Alumni Assoc. 4% Community Relations 1.6% Contingency 3.7% Operating Expenses

1992 FUND DRIVE CONTRIBUTIONS GOAL $300,000 ANNUAL FUND DRIVE GIFTS $234,794 (as of 12/31/92) OUTSTANDING PLEDGES 21 ,775 $256,569 ENDOWMENT GIFTS 53,260 1992 GIVING TOTAL $309,829 GIFTS IN KIND TOTAL $ 8,000 (estimated)

The Annual Fund Drive consists of several campaign areas including a major donor thrust: "A Day for GC" in Hall County; mini-campaigns in Barrow, Gwinnett, Forsyth, Habersham, and Jackson Counties; a faculty/staff campaign; and alumni phQnathons. As reflected in the figures above, there is a continuing effort to develop the endowment of the Foun­ dation which, as of December 31, 1992, was approaching $3 million.

SPECIAL NOTE The recognition extended to those listed in this publication is one small way to thank the many contributors to Gainesville College between January 1. 1992 . and December 31. 1992. Every attempt was made to ensure accuracy. but it is possible that some errors may have occurred. and we wish to apologize for any inconvenience they may cause. Please call any corrections to our attention by notifying the Gainesville College Advancement Office at 404/535-6207. Publication of names of contributors is strictly for the purpose of grateful acknowledgement by Gainesville College. Any other use of these names is unauthorized and prohibited. 1992 GOAL EXCEEDED; CREDIT GIVEN 260 VOLUNTEERS

Leaders ofthe 1992 Fund Drive were, left to right: GC Presi­ Alumni participating in the Banks County Phonathon were, dent J. Foster Watkins, Joel Ames, Fund Drive Chairman; left to right: Bobby Whitlock, Greg Banks, Martha Ramsey, Ray Jones, Honorary Fund Drive Chairman; and Joe Chip­ Bobby Morris, and Coordinator Larry Sparks. man, Foundation Chairman.

An entire alumni family helped at " A Day for GC, '92"­ Jackson County Alumni Phonathon volunteers included, Former Trustee Bobbie Gay (second from left) is shown with left to right: Joe Blackstock, Tina Brooks, Lisa Black, Janice her sons Jeff and Tommy, all GC alumni, and her daughter­ Wilbanks, Laura Whitmire, and Charles Underwood. in-law, Dana. At right is Kris Reeves, Foundation Damon Wilbanks was the coordinator of the phonathon scholarship recipient who expressed appreciation for her which was held in November at the Jackson EMC office in scholarship to the volunteers on that day. Jefferson.

Amount Year Contributors Contributed

1985 464 $129,000

1986 744 155,000

1987 906 187,000

1988 1,080 196,900

1989 1,200 210,600

1990 1,340 212,100

1991 1 ,300 249,300

1992 1 ,160 309,829 HELPING STUDENTS FINANCIALLY STILL HIGHEST PRIORITY OF THE FOUNDATION

Recipients of Math/Science Division scholarships for Deanna Gunter, Lawrenceville sophomore, and Andy 1992-93 were honored at a reception in the fall. Some of Bateman, Gainesville sophomore, are the recipients of the recipients are, left to right, front row: Susan Sears, Alumni scholarships for 1992-93. Shown above, left to Buford; Evelyn Knight, Oarkesville; Rhonda Rylee, Homer; right: Rita Gunter, mother of Deanna; Deanna Gunter; Rachel Waters, Talmo; Nickie Watkins, Winder. Back row: Andy Bateman; and Tom Bateman, father of Andy. Teresa Brooke Anderson, Beverly Mihalick, and Daniel Barbee, Ann Smith, Cumming, also has received an Alumni all of Gainesville; Jonathan Lindman, Grayson; and Luke scholarship. Peters, Commerce.

Amount Year Recipients Awarded

1986-87 181 $104,124

1987-88 208 115,350

1988-89 244 145,801

1989-90 269 154,938 Some of the Social Sciences Division scholarship recipients 1990-91 271 166,015 for 1992-93 are shown above. Left to right: Christi Michelle Cochran, Gainesville; Kelly Ann Cantrell, Jefferson; Jody 1991-92 304 177,348 Paul Spain, Gainesville; Laurie Leigh Green, Loganville; Minda Renee Trexler, · Homer; Colleen Ann Shea, Gainesville; and Virginia Anglin; Jefferson.

COMPANIES WHO FURTHERED EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PAYMENT OF TUITION AND FEES AT GAINESVILLE COLLEGE Ace Hardware Glidden Paints Po Folks AT&T John H. Harland Co . SKF Industries Atlanta Gas Light Co. J & J Foods Select Laboratories Bell South Johnson & Johnson UAW-GM Chick- Fil-A Advanced Materials Co. Wachovia The Citizens Bank Kroger Wal-Mart Combustion Technologies, Inc. Lanier Park Hospital West Building Materials Center Coronet Carpet Macklanburg-Duncan Winn-Dixie Fieldale Corporation Makita Corporation ZF First National Bank of Gainesville N.E. Ga. Medical Center, Inc. ZUA General Motors Norton Company Georgia Power Parr Roofing THE INVESTMENT COMMITTEE REPORT The efforts ofthe Gainesville College Foundation to raise $750,000 to qualify far a two-far-one match of $1,500,000 through the U.S. Office of Education, Title III Challenge Endowment Grant reached a successful conclusion on February 28, 1991. An Investment Committee was appointed by the Board of Trustees and investment guidelines were developed. The Committee solicited proposals and subsequently selected Trust Services, a Division of the First National Bank of Gainesville, as the investment manager for both the Title III Endowment and the General College Endowment funds. A dollar-cost averaging procedure was e'mployed in transitioning the funds into the investment according to, initial parameters-cash 5-30%; bonds 75-100%; stocks 0-25%. The parameters were subsequently amended by the Executive Committee based upon the recommendations of the Investment Committee. Current parameters are: cash, 0-20%; bonds, 50-70%; stocks, 30-50%. The Investment Committee is pleased to present this repart at the 1992 Annual Meeting on behalf of the Board of Trustees. PORTFOLIO SUMMARY 12/31/92

60%

Cash 0-20% Bonds 50-70% Stocks 30-50%

Current Allocation Policy and Position

Blue Chip Growth 5% Growth 5% Treasuries 20% Growth & Inc. 5%

5%

Equity Income 10%

Agency MBS 20%

Money Market 10%

GNMA's 20% Current Sector Strategy ENDING MARKET VALUES* Date Title III Endowment General Endowment Total 12/31/91 $2,405,290.25 $333,550.49 $2,738,840.74 12/31/92 $2,571,722.10 $400,015.15 $2,971,737.25

, TOTAL RETURN INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE* Annualized Annualized 1991 1992 Title III Endowment 8.73% 7.99% General Endowment 9.86% 7.79%

* Unaudited

Members of the Invesbnent Committee, left to right: John Gram, Chairman Fred Kelly, Marquita Moore, Joe Chipman, and Warren Stribling. Not pictured: Joel Ames. . . GAINESVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION TRUSTS AND SPECIAL FUNDS Allied Health Trust International Student Trust Joseph Scott Bagwell Memorial Trust Phil M. Landrum Trust Leland H. Bagwell Memorial Trust James E. & Frances Mathis Trust BagwelllMcDaniel Trust Mattie Moon Trust W.A. Bagwell Trust Hugh M. Mills, Jr. Trust W.T. Carlisle/Coach Joe Pittard Trust Dean Myers Trust Harry Chapman Memorial Trust Neal-Payne Trust Chicopee Mfg. Co. Trust Herbert W. Robinson Trust Clark-Theodore Trust Parks Rountree Trust Ralph & Mary Cleveland Trust Alexander B. Russell, Sr. Trust , Rita Collins Trust David 1. Singleton Memorial Trust CromartielHubbs/Boston Trust Anthony L. Smith Memorial Trust James & Eleanor Dunlap Trust Loyd Strickland Trust Gainesville College Alumni Trust Joe Telford Trust Gainesville Kiwanis L,eadership Trust Warren Featherbone Trust Martha T. Hatcher Chair Robert 1. White Trust Consorcia Perez Herrera Trust Tom Wilheit Trust Home Federal Chair of Govt. & Business Jean Rosser Williams Trust

The special funds listed below provide additional annual scholarships for Gainesville College students through the Foundation.

American Business Women's Association McKibbon Bros. Inc. Banks County Scholarship Bill Moore Scholarship Harry Chapman Scholarship Norton Company Scholarship Cleveland Martin Foundation Scholarship Donald G. Nunn Scholarship/Gain~sville Gainesville Jaycees Leadership Scholarship Community Foundation Gainesville Jr. Service League Scholarship Phoenix Society Scholarship Gainesville Lions Club Scholarship Rotary Club of South Hall Scholarship Gainesville-Northeast Ga. Bar Association SKF Scholarship Georgia Protein Scholarship South Hall Lions Club J & J Foods Scholarship Loyd Strickland Foundation Scholarship Jackson Electric Membership Scholarship . Winder/Barrow Scholarship JEMClNorth Hail High Partners in Education Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Co . Scholarship

New members of the Alumni Council, elected in 1992, joined the full Council in assisting the Foundation i~ several campaigns including "A Day for Gainesville College," mini-campaigns, and phonathons. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Alumni Association, established in 1984, functions as an arm of the Gainesville College Foun­ dation. It operates under strong leadership from staff, officers, and a 42-member Alumni Council. From funds derived from the golf tournaments and other activities, the Association established the Alumni Scholarship Trust. Three students - Andy Bateman, Gainesville, and Deanna Gunter, Lawrenceville, and Teresa.Ann Smith, Cumming - received scholarships in 1992-93 through the Alumni Scholarship Trust, which now has a corpus of over $88,500. A full-time Director of Alumni Affairs is expected to be employed in February, 1993. 1992-93 ALUMNI COUNCIL Judy Anderson - Gainesville Linda Lord - Athens Mark Bailey - Hoschton Karon Mann - Cumming Joe Booth, Jr: - Gainesville Jackie Mauldin - Gainesville Todd and Cheryl Burke - Demorest Dawn McDaniel - Snellville Diane Carpenter - Gainesville Bill and Janis McDonald - Athens Sid Chandler - Gainesville Harriett McNeal - Gainesville Lee and Karen Chapman - Gainesville Tony and Sherri Millwood - Oakwood Terri Evans - Commerce Barry Moose - Gainesville Bob Ferguson - Gainesville David Mote - Clermont John Geyer - Gainesville Scott and Beverly Skelton - Cleveland Nicky Gilleland - Dawsonville Linda Smart - Cornelia Barbara Harris - Gainesville Lovie Smith - Gainesville Janine Hasselman - Roswell Larry Sparks - Commerce Britt Henderson - Gainesville Linda Stokes - Gainesville Linda Hutchins - Gainesville Freddie Webb - Gainesville Kathy Jackson - Winder Lillian Welch - Gainesville Michael Langley - Buford Bryan Wells - Gainesville Susan Latty - Gainesville Wesley and Lori Winkler - Gainesville

Alumni Association Officers, left to right: Wesley Winkler, Secretary I Treasurer; Harriett McNeal, Vice President; Lee Chapman, President.

RECIPIENTS OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARDS Distinguished Alumni Award Distinguished Service Award 1986 Pat McArthy Herbert Robinson 1987 Joe Chipman Sammy Smith 1988 Harriet McNeal Eleanor Crawford 1989 Bill Stephens Bob Scanlin 1990 Marsha Hopkins Bob Hamrick 1991 Rich White The Regents Players (Cathy Holderfield, Della Ruth Johnson, Dianne Martin, John Melvin, Jene Robocker, and Doug Stewart) A Note of Appreciation

REGENTS CLUB ($3,000 or More)

Harry Chapman, Jr. 1 Jackson Electric Membership Corp. Cleveland & Martin Foundation - J & J Foods Ralph & John Cleveland 2 Roy C. Moore Foundation Jean & Lou ,Fockele Piedmont Laboratories, Inc. Georgia Crown Distributing Co. Tom & Mary Foote Paris Georgia Proteins, Inc. - Protein Products, Inc. Tommy Bagwell Mr. & Mrs. Loyd Strickland 2 Hardy Chevrolet­ Charles Hardy Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company Leon Farmer & Company North Georgia Tom Sales - Fieldale Farms Corporation Gerald Turk 1 First 'National Bank Norton Company Gainesville Junior Service Pepsi Cola Bottlers of League Gainesville Georgia Power Co .-Gainesville Pittulloch Foundation Gainesville Radiology Group Rotary Club of South Hall W. A. & Peggy Gillim Mr. & Mrs. W.D. Rountree Harris Calorific Division/The Sawnee Electric Membership Lincoln Electric Co. Corporation Sidney O. Smith, Inc. ($1,000 to $2,999) JEMC/North Hall High School Partners in Education SKF Bearings, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Jones 2 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Smithgall 2 ABWA Lanier Parle Hospital James Thurmond Smithgall Atlanta Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Robert J. Lathem South Hall Lions Club Mrs. Harry Bagwell Liberty Mutual Insurance Mr. & Mrs. Joe K. Telford 2 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Baker 2 Group Trust Company Bank of Henry Braselton J.A. Long, Inc. North Georgia Cargill, Inc. Makita Corporation of America Turbo Transportation Chicopee Manufacturing Co. Mar Jac , Inc. United Cities Gas Company The Citizens Bank McKibbon Brothers, Inc. - Wachovia Mr. & Mrs. Louie W. John B. McKibbon, III 1 Mr. & Mrs. Lee Waldrip 2 Cleveland, Jr. Milton's Institutional Foster & Janice Watkins 3 ConAgra Foods, Inc. Mrs. Jane Eve Wilheit Credit Professionals of Mr. & Mrs . Ernest Moore, Jr. 2 Wilheit Packaging Materials Gainesville Moreno Press - Dittler Co. - Philip Wilheit 2 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Dunlap 2 Bros. , Inc.

Community Bank and Trust - Matthews Printing Company Jackson County Mr. & Mrs. J.M. McRae 2 Conditioned Air Systellls - Mitsubishi Consumer Doug & Diane Magnus 1 , 2 Electronics Country Cupboard Food Stores Charles R. Morrow - Russ Wallace 2 Ray & Phyllis Morse Margaret Cromartie Mr. & Mrs. Tom Mundy 2 Dr. & Mrs. John Darden 2 Northeast Georgia, Inc. Dundee Mills Northeast Georgia Pediatric Duplicating Products - Group Marquita Moore 2 Mr. & Mrs. Donn Peevy 1, 2 ($500 to $999) Dutch Quality House Peoples Bank of Forsyth Ethicon, Inc. County Mr. & Mrs. Robert 1. Fowler, Sr. Phoenix Society Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Ashe 2 Donald & Katherine Fuller 3 Carol & Randall Pinson 3 Benny & Susan Bagwell 1 G. C. Rotaract Club Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Ramsey 2 Mr . .& Mrs. W.A. Bagwell 2 G. C. Science Division 3 Rochester & Associates Bank of Banks-George Evans 2 Gainesville Jaycees Dr. & Mrs. Alex Russell Belk of Gainesville Gainesville Lions Club Mr. & Mrs. Lorry Schrage 2 Mr. & Mrs. F.E. Bobo 2 Dallas & Bobbie Gay 1,2 A. C. Smith Poultry Capital Loan Company - Georgia Printing Company Smith, Gilliam & Williams Benny Hewett Heyward Gnann 2 , 3 . Ralph Smith Floyd & Sallie Carmichael 2 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Gress Southern Bell Chesebrough-Pond's USA Co. Hardee's of Gainesville - Standard Telephone Co. City Plumbing & Electrical Frank Turk Stork Gamco, Inc. Company Harrison Tire Service Warren and Jamie Stribling 1, 2 Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Clarke Eddie Howington Tipton Construction Co. 1 Clipper Petroleum - Bob Braff J & S Farms Turner, Wood & Smith 2 & Tom Bower Kubota Manufacturing Corp. Tyson Foods Mr. & Mrs. Elton Collins 2 Frank & Ruth Lane 2 Wallace Christopher Agency - Lanier National Bank - Joe Ron Christopher 2 1 Alumnus Chipman 1,2 White County Bank 2 Trustee / Former Trustee Mr. & Mrs. Carl Lawson Charles G. Young 1 3 Faculty / Staff / Retiree Milton Martin HondalToyota 2 Dr. & Mrs. Philip Zoercher Mr. & Mrs. Frank Davis, Jr. Dr. William B. Jones Dr. & Mrs . P.K. Dixon Katherine's Kitchen Erdine Donovan 3 ,_ Steve & Linda Langston 3 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Downs Macklenburg Duncan Sallie Duhling 3 Mike & Jackie Mauldin 1, 3 Mr. & Mrs . Charles K. Bruce & Pat McArthy 1, 3 Edmondson, Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Keith McRae 2 Fairfield Mortgage Marguerite Meagher 1 Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Farkas 2 Dr. John Milford 1 First National Bank df Dr. & M,rs. Hugh Mills, Jr. 2 , 3 Jackson County Jack Moore 2 ($250 to $499) First National Bank of , Dr. Stephen Moore Habersham ,County Myers Elementary School Dan Abraham Fleming Food Service, Inc. The Norton Agency Marion A. Allen Insurance - Steve & Rebecca Gurr 3 Peoples Bank of Forsyth Wendell Bagwell 1 Mr. & Mrs . W. F. Hennen County Mr. & Mrs . Richard Allison 1,2 Bob & Margaret Howington 3 Dr. & Mrs. Sam Poole 2 Dr. & Mrs . Danny Askew Mr. & Mrs. Ray Keith RadIo of Georgia Avery Label Keystone Food Amy Reeder 3 R. Alvin Bagwell 1 ,First Commerce Bank Reliance Electric Co . Bank South of Barrow County First Commerce Bank - Lamar Reynolds 1 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Bell 2 Habersham Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Robinson 3 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blackmon Mr. & Mrs. H. Allison Tish Searcy 1 , 2 ,3 Dorothy Brock 3 Fosnocht, Jr. Harold Smith 1, 2 Burroughs & LeFevre - David Gainesville Bank & Trust Sammy Smith 1 ,2 Burroughs 2 Anita & Rodney Smith 3 Mr. & Mrs . Royce Stephens Ed Cabell 3 Georgia First Bank - Andy Mr. & Mrs . Bobby Strickland 2 Cantrell Machine Co. Walker 2 Bradley & Barbara Strickland 3 Carroll Daniel Construction Co. Georgia Foam, Inc. Steve & Laverne Tilley 2 , 3 David Chester Georgia Power - Cornelia Union Baptist Church City Ice Co. Gibson Dental Design W. A. Van Valkenburg 3 Coker Equipment Co. Harrison Poultry, Inc. Stephen Walden 1 Jerry S. Coker HASCO, Inc. Allen Waters 2 Cottrell, Inc. Dr. Arden L. Hothem Doyle & Anne Webb 3 Country Charm Egg Mr. & Mrs . William T. Barbara & Allen Webster 3 Distributors - Vince Booker Hudson, Jr . 2 Mr. & Mrs. Rich White 1 ,2 Crystal Farms, Inc. Ivan Allen Company Whitehead Die Casting CWT Farms, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John W. Jacobs, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Wood

Gary & Harla Jane Bailey 1 Andrea Lynn Cantrell 1 Marcus Bailey 1 Caravelle Travel Bank South - Forsyth Care Drugs Barbe America, Inc. ' Mr. & Mrs .Jack Carey Johnnie & Jack Barnes Michael R. Casper 1 Bass Mims Tire Co. - Centennial Machine Co. J.C. Bass 2 Mr. & Mrs . Larry Hanes Clark George Bell Mr. & Mrs . J. R. Coffey Dr. & Mrs. Reppard Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Cole 2 ($150 to $249) Bird Chain Saw Imogene & Chris Collins Bob & Chris Bishop Community Bank & Trust - Dr. & Mrs. James Alday Dr. & Mrs. Wiley Black Cornelia Robert & Suzanne Allen Bret Bleifus Eleanor Crawford 3 Roger Allen Bobbie's Fried Chicken Credit Professionals of A.L. Welding Supply, Inc. Sara & Vince Booker 1 , 3 Gainesville Anderson, Scroggs, & Michael & Deborah Bow 1 Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Deavers Whitfield 1,2 Dr. Thomas D. Brown, Jr. Joe & Delores Diaz Mr. & Mrs. Dan Ashe 1 , 2 Ruth & Robert Bruner - Sharon Dover 1 Bradley & Lugene Bagwell 1 Nursing Care , Inc. Tammy Dudley 1 Bill & Mary Bailey 1 Mr. & Mrs. Guy Cabe 2 Linda Edenfield 1 , 2 Judy Edge Sharon Knight Dr. & Mrs. Ed Quillian 1, 2 Esprit Travel & Tours Carolyn Knopp Russell & Norma Rainwater Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Eure Dr. & Mrs., Philip' Koch Mr. & Mrs. Strother Dr. & Mrs. Slade Exley, Jr. 1 Mr. & Mrs. Bradle.Y Kuss Randolph 2 Joseph D. Farrell Lancaster Music - Joey Perrin Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. James Faulknert, 2 Lancaster 1 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Joe & Diane Formhals Rick & Debby Lane 1, 2 , . Rogers, Jr. 2 Richard & Rosemary Freeman Lanier & Lawrence Pharmacies Rotary International Roy Forrester 3 - Tim Hurley 1 ~ . ,District 691 Furness Chiropractic Lanier Sleep Shop' . James F. Ryder Gaines"iille Asphalt David Lathem 1 Sartain Law Offices Gainesville College Women's Lyle & Karen Latva1a "" Douglas Sauls ·1 Organization . John P. Lawson 1 . Tom & Belinda Sauret 3 Gainesville Scales, Inc. Melody Lane Lowder Mr. & Mrs. John Savage . Col. & Mrs. John Gaither 1 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lueptow Sawyer, Riley, Compton, Inc. Georgia Investment Horace Franklin Maddox 1 ' Brad & Andrea Schafer 1, 3 Georgia Mountains Soccer Paul Maney Sears Association Matt 1. Matthews 2 Robert & Norma Seerley 3 Mr. & Mrs. George Giddens Ed & Mary Mayhew 3 '" 'David & Martha Sherman Christopher S. Gillespie 1 Terry & Barbara McFarland · 1 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shockley 2 Jeri Gill McGarity's - John & Scott Slack Auto Parts Green Acre's Mobile Homes McGarity 2 Ricky J. Slay 1 Mr. & Mrs. Jon Green Garry & Margaret Mr. & Mrs. Albert Smith Don & Tracey Griffin 1 McGlaun 1, 2, 3 Craig F. Smith 1 Donald J. Griffin 1 Dr. & Mrs. Matthew McGowan Snelling & Snelling Larry Grise Mr. & Mrs. Aaron McKinney 2 George & Diane Stafford Wendy A. Gruber 1 Mr. & Mrs. Richard McNeece . Mr. & Mrs. Jim Stapleton, Jr . Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hamrick 2 Allen Mealor Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Strickland Hardman Auto - Jim Metro Appraisals, Inc. Phil Sumlin 1 Hardman 1 A. J. & Linda Miller Dan & Chandelle Summer Sarah Harrison 3 Mitchell Hardware & Building Gordon M. Telford Tommy Hawks Supply 1 Barbara Thomas 1, 3 Barbara Hermann 3 Mr. & Mrs.Keith Morris 1, 2 Kerry G. Thomas 1 - Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt Herrin Mount Vernon Mills Dr. & Mrs. W. Jackson Marsha & Benji Hopkins 1, 2 National Auto Research Thompson Donald M. Hulsey 1 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Naylor Jason David Thornton Mark Hulsey Newman & Company Thomas Tuggle 3 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hulsey 1 Chris & Sandra Nix 1 Tunco Mfg. Inc. Donald & Kathy Hunt 2, 3 Shelia Nix 1, 2 Byron & Alma Turk 3 Stanley Irvin . Mr. & Mrs. Sam Oliver 2 Tyson Foods Mr. & Mrs. Billy E. Jackson Olympic Oil Co. Mike & Anne Veal 1 Jackso'n County Farm Bureau Mr. & Mrs. Ron Owen 2 Jimmy Wallace The Jackson Herald Dr. & Mrs. Roger Owens Alexis Walsh Jim Johnson Terry & Margie Mark 1 Walters Management Walter Joslin Jerome Parker 2 Mr. & Mrs. Fleming Weaver 2 J. Richie, Inc. - Mr. & Mrs. Ray. & Peggy Payne, 1, 2 Charles & Judy Westbrook 1 Joe Booth 1 Mr. & Mrs. John Peeples Mr. & Mrs. Harold Whitaker Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kelly 1, 2 Bobby Joe Peck Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Julia Kemp J. c. Penney Co. Whitfield 1, 2 Kesler Tire Service Carole & Doug Pote David Williamson 1 Jim & Linda Keys 1 Brenda Purvis 3 Mr. & Mrs. Joe T. Wood, Sr. 2

1 Alumnus 2 Trustee / Former Trustee 3 Faculty / Staff / Retiree Gary Freeman Glenda McLeod 3 Gainesville Manufacturing Co. Charles & Barbara McMichael 3 Gainesville Marble & Granite Frances Meadows 1 , 3 Dr. & Mrs . Brock Garrett Wayne Miller Construction Co. Georgia Chair Co. Mr. & Mrs . Jim Moore 1 , 2 Georgia Mutual Insurance - Janice Nylander 3 Dennis Wright Ouzts Chevrolet Co. Gilleland Concrete Products Ed T. Par.ks, III Don Gordon 2 Peck Construction Co . Dr. Hector Gotay Peoples Bank & Trust ($100 to $149) Michael Gravitt 1, 2 Piedmont Auto Products Greene Ford Co . Pittman Crown & Bridge Frankie Abercrombie 3 Guilford Mills Poor Richard's Bradley Abernathy 2 Brandon Haag 1, 3 Mr. & Mrs. David Rankin Mr. & Mrs. Joel Ames 2 Habersham Hardware Janet Roberts 1 Andean Motor Company David L. Hamby 1 Lewis & Pat Rogers 3 Jack Bailey John Hamilton 3 Mr. & Mrs. Greg Robinson 2 Rafe Banks III .Jim Hammond 3 Sally Russell 3 Richard & Sara Bannister 1, 2 Linda F. Hammontree 1 Scovill Fasteners Bates, Carter & Co. Sam Harben Service Master of Gainesville George Bell Phil Hartley - Bill St. Clair 2 Robbie Bettis 1, 3 Eddie & Anne Hartness 1, 2 Mr. & Mrs . Coy Skaggs Big Star - Randa,ll Holland 1 Anita Haynes 1 Scott & Beverly Skelton 1 Mike & Deborah Bolding 1, 3 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Head 2 Dr. Ed Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Roger Bower 2 Heard Fuel Company Shirley'S, Inc. · Dr. Charles Bradley Steve Heinen 1, 2 James Short Frances L. Brown 3 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Henry Donald Shubert 1 The Buffalo Co., Inc. Holiday Homes, Inc. Stephens & Shuler Dr. & Mrs. Ed Burnette 1, 2 J & R Kern, Inc. Martha & Ben Simmons 1 , 2 Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Bush John Hulsey Plumbing Betty Singletary 1 Linda V. Byrd Julius Hulsey 2 Joyce & Burton Stephens 1 Byrd & Stephens Bldg. Supply Indal Extrusions Jo & Tony Stone 1, 2 Cafe Julius Industrial Pipe Supply Suzuki Cainbrake Sandwich Shop David Irvin 1, 2 Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Swetenburg 2 Camping Time Anne Jackson 3 _ J. Greg Syfan 1 Carnes Construction Mr. & Mrs. N. A. Jacobs 2 Billy Taylor 3 Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Chambers 2 Thomas Jarrard Three D Cleaners & Laundry - Robert Chandler Charles Johnson Danny Dunagan 1 Caywood Chapman 3 Joyland Early Learning Center Tri-County Quality Foods Chattahoochee Locomotive Co. Kelly's Foods Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy Truelove Children's Theater Judge & Mrs. Richard Kenyon Roy Turner Cornett Bridge, Inc. Blanche & Clelle Kinney 3 Walden & Crowe P.C. Isabel Crow Jim & Mary Kline 1, 3 Tom & Susan Walter 3 Curtis Mathes Home Janice Krull 1 The Warren Featherbone Entertainment Center Barry & Sandra Ladd 1, 2 Company Charles Davis 3 Lanier Lincoln Mr. & Mrs. Ed . Wayne 2 Representative & Mrs. Nathan Larry's Easy Pay Tire Store Bob & Pat Westervelt 3 Deal George Lawson Joe & Betty White 1 Francine Dibben 3 Wade Lindorme 2 Sandra Whitmer 2 Byron Drew 3 Little-Davenport Funeral Home Eric & Christine Wiese Linda Duncan 1, 3 Little Giant Grocery Jacque Wilkes 1 Edgar Dunlap II 2 Little & Woodall Supply Co. Tommy Williams Carol Elrod 3 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lowe 3 Mr. & Mrs. Homer Wilson Falcon Cable TV Sister Theresa Lowe 3 Window Treatments, Inc. T. T. Folger, Sr. 2 Mr. & Mrs . Thomas Jane Wolf-Smith 3 Judy Forbes 1, 3 McCracken 3 Mr. & Mrs. Joe T. Wood, Jr. 2 Mr. & Mrs. 1. W. Zoller THE HE~ITl\GE CLUB The Gainesville College Foundation Heritage Club was established to provide oppor­ tunities for supporters-of the College to contribute to its long term future by making a com­ mitment through a will, insurance policy, or other deferred gift. During 1992, the Founda­ tion Planned Giving Commit­ tee, under the leadership of Trustee Richard Allison, developed a brochure and pro­ cess to encourage growth of this segment of Foundation Members of the Planned Giving Committee are shown with Pat McArthy, support. Director of Advancement (third from left). Left to right: Fred Kelly, Chair­ The Committee hosted area man Richard Allison, Thad McCormick, Bucky Highsmith, Ron Christopher, and Jim Moore. professionals in the fields of law, accounting, insurance, in- vestments, and trust ad- ministration at a meeting to increase their awareness of the Gainesville College Foundation so they can more effectively work with associates and clients who desire to make a gift to the Foundation. Thank you to the friends of the College who have notified the Foundation of inclusion in their estate planning. For information on how you can become a member of The Heritage Club, call the Gainesville College Advancement Office at (404) 535-6207.

FRIENDS William Greg Banks 1 James H. Brock 1 Barnett Business Services Rhonda S. Brock 1 ($25 to $99) John Barnett - Jack Bradley Brenda Brown Insurance Gloria Brown 3 Larry D. Abernathy 1 Gloria Bearden Mr. & Mrs . Roger Brown James M. Adam 1 James E. Beavers 1 T. M. Bryan 2 Aubry & Rosanell Adams 3 Jeannette R. Bedenbaugh 1 Kevin Burchett 1 Linda & Jerry Adams 1 James C. Bell 1 Burel Supply Company Alltel Georgia, Inc. David B. Bennett 1 Todd & Cheryl Burke 1 Judy Anderson 1 Randy and Ha~ilyn Bennett 1 Burlyn Burkett 2 Jim Andrews Guy Dean Benson Gregory H. Burnette 1 Animal Medical Center Benton & Parker Company Phillip J. Burt 1 Apex Oil Company Phil -Bettis 1 Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Butterworth Applegate Gifts Bill's Styling Four Jim Butterworth Jerry T. Archer 1 Linda K. Bishop 1 John P. Byrne, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Armstrong 2 Charles Blalock 1, 3 Cagle's, Inc. - Arrow Auto Sales Christine 1. Blalock 1 Collinsville, AL Mr. & Mrs. James Ash Lisa & Gary Black 1 Cagle's, Inc. - Macon, GA Melissa T. Autry 1 Blackstock Auto Service Leonard C. Cagle 1 A. Gary Avants 1 Olivia B. Blanchard 1 Mayfield Camp 1 Susan Aycock 1, 3 Dianne Blankenship Candler Concrete 1 Johnny W. Bailey 1 Steve & Merry Blair 3 Perry J. Cantrell 1 Thomas H. Bailey 1 Arnold Boyd Susan Cargile 1 B & B Travel, Inc. John Bramblett 1 Diane Carey 1, 3 Angela S. Ball 1 Bramlett Pharmacy Donald B. Carlan 1 1 Alumnus Beth W. Bray 1 Keith Carlisle 2 Trustee / Former Trustee Keith Breedlove 1 Arthur & Diane Carpenter 1, 3 3 Faculty / Staff / Retiree Bimbo Briscoe 1 John C. Carroll 1 Mr. & Mrs. Ben H. Carter, Sr. Janey D. Davis 1 Fraser's Family Restaurant Patricia G. Case DC Crete, -Inc. David Frazier 1 Jill M. Casper 1 Inez Dean 3 G. Terrell Gaines 1 Cathey Furniture Co. Jeanne DeBoer ,I Stanley H. Gaines Cato Tire Service - Anthony Paul & Connie M. Dennis 1 Gainesville College J. Cato 1 D-Jay Petroleum Library/LRC Staff Robert W. Chambers 1 Mr. & Mrs. Dave DeVenny 2 Gainesville Marina - Sidney N. Chandler 1 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Dillard Gainesville Tire Service Teresa T. Channel 1 Mr. & Mrs. Doug Dillard 1, 2 Gainesville Whiteprint Co. Lee & Karen Chapman 1 I Alton Disharoon 1 Christine Gale 1 Mitch and Marsha Chapman 1 Cindy A. Dodd 1 Jim Garner 1 Mr. & Mrs. Sam Chapman Kerri Dodd 1 James Edwin Garrison 1 Wilma Charles 1 Rosemary Dodd Ed & Lynda Gastley 3 Joseph E. Cheeley, III 1 Angie L. Dorsey l ' Tommy & Dana Gay 1 Samuel L. Chesnutt Maurice Dorsey 1 Joan B. Gereghty 1 Chick Supply Theresa Dove-Waters John Geyer 1 Shirley & Doug Childers 1 Broadus Duncan 1 Charles Gignilliat Darrel M. Chisolm 1 Brent C. Duncan 1 William Gig nilliat , Jr. Andrea & Wayne Clark 1 Miriam Duncan 1 Nicky Gilleland 1 Classic Car Wash Katherine Dunlap Vickie Gilleland 1 Christopher C. Clement 1 Michele Dyer 1 Lynn Gilreath 1 Lee Roy Clendenning 3 Ben & Beth Easterling 2 Jill P. & Garry Glenn 1 The Clothes Rack Betty Eddins G & M Technology Coast to Coast Home & Billy 1. & Sheila Edge 1 Gay C. Gober 1 Auto/OTASCO Susan Parker Eldridge 1 Joel & Kathy Goebel Cobb Vantress, Inc. Ronald C. Edwards 1 V. Richard Goforth 1 Rita V. Cochran 1 Sherlene Elkins 1 Gold Kist Store Heather Cofer 1 Cynthia Ellington Golden Pantry - Athens Coldwell Banker/Heritage John D. Elliott 1 Gold's Dept. Store Realty Meredith W. Elrod 1 Claudia R. Goolsby 1 Michael Collier Norma Elrod 3 Jan & Linda Gorman Mr. & Mrs. C. B. Collins Robyn F. Eh;ner 1 Robin Gower 1 Patricia Collins 1 Mr. & Mrs. Chris England 1, 2 Matthew Graves 1 Velma Collins 3 Doris & Gene England 3 Roger W. Gravitt 1 Comfort Inn - Cornelia Evans Jewel Box ' Greater South Supply Co. Commerce Family Terri Evans 1 Genie Greavu 3 Medicine, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. H. P. Farley Tammy Green 1 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh E. Conner Doris Farmer 3 Judy D. Gresham 1 Robert M. Conner, Jr. 1 Farrs Prescription Shop Wayne C. Grimes 1 B. Jan Cooley 1 Bonnie Fellers 1 Sue B. Gross 1 Cornelia Mill & Feed Elizabeth Felton 1 Guthrie Properties Cornelia Veterinary Hospital Robert Ferguson i Pat Guthrie Florence J. Cowart 1 Bob Ferguson 1 Linda Guest 1 Darryl W. Cox 1 First Franklin Financial - Habersham Bank Nancy E. Coyne 1 Cornelia Habersham EMC Dale Crandall 3 Flower Cottage Sidney Hale 1 Cathrine Crawford Mark Fockele Hall Management Group Crawford Long Pharmacy Jim & Malinda Foote 1, 2 Sheryl S. Hall 1 Ken Crenshaw Sue Ford 1 Billy Hallman 1 Ellen C. Crozier 1 Betsy Forrester 1 Mark M. Ham IV 1 Cumming Supply Co. Reggie Forrester 1 Mary Hamby 3 Curt's Restaurant William A. Forrster 1 Charles E. Hamilton 1 Karen M. Curtis 1 Rodney B. Foster 1 William K. Handran 1 D & W Grocery Leonna Fowler 1 Sandy A. Harkins 1 Becky Dadisman David Fox Barbara Harris 1 Jeff Daniel 1 , Grady Fox, Jr. 1 Cheryl Harris 1, 3 Ann Darby 3 Fox Jewelry Herbert Harris 1 Steffi J. Darby 1 Thomas C. Fox 1 Carolyn Hartley Davidson Bookkeeping Service Cynthia M. Frady 1 Stephen A. Hartley 1 Art Hasselman 1 Sandy Jones 1 Joseph c. McAllister 1 Jonathan S. Hatfield 1 John Jones Photography Scott D. McArthy 1 Karen Hawkins 3 Robert Jones James C. McCoun 2 Hayes Chrysler Ruthann Jones 1 Mary McDade 3 Hayes Construction Co . - Georgia A. Judson 1 Dawn McDaniel 1 Keith Hayes Ric Kabat 3 Wilford J. McDaniel 1 Joe & Vicki Hayes 1 Greg Keith Bill & Janis McDonald 1 Michael R. Haynes 1 Daphne Kelley 1 Todd McDuffie 1 Susan Heard 1 Kentucky Fried Chicken - Wendy D. McDuffie 1 Britt Henderson 1 Commerce, GA McElveen's Pharmacy Dustin C. Heeth 1 Kentucky Fried Chicken - Dan McGill & Associates, Inc. Lori A. Heffernan 1 Gainesville, GA Harriett McNeal 1 James T. Helton 1 Aubrey 1. Kerby 1 Margaret McShane 1 Marcia 1. Helton 1 Laura Kerby 1 William McWhorter 1 Cathy K. Hembree 1 Donna K. Kinsey 1 Marion L. Meeks, Jr . 1 David Herring 1 Joe Kitchens 1 Jlldy C. Merrell 1 Rick Hewell 1 Brian Kline 3 Greg Merritt 1 Catherine Hicks Janet K. Lacek 1 Midway Building Supply - Jean & Bob Hiler 3 Lang Signs Bryan Bettis 1 Dr. & Mrs. Joe Hill Greg Langford 1 Francis T. Milford 1 Jerry C. Hogan 1 Lanier Bank & Trust Co. - Mr. & Mrs. Norman T. Miller Katrina S. Holbrook 1 Cumming Teresa Miller 1 Sue R. Holbrook 1 Lanier Office Products Troy & Sue Millikan 1 Louise & Jack Holcomb 3 Lanier Prodllce Penny Mills 3 Donald Holland 1 William W. Lapp 1 Sharron & Tony Millwood 1 Rebecca Homan 3 LaPrade's Richard 1. Mize 1 Lisa J. Hood 1 Neva Latty 3 Kathleen Monturo 1 Robert D. Hollifield 1 Susan Latty 1 , Martha Montgomery 1 Paula C. Holtzclaw 1 Barry Lavender Ansel Moore Robert W. Howard 1 Zannetta M. Law 1 Dawn Moore 1 Howell Ford, Mercury, Lincoln Sundi L. Lawrence 1 Jeff Moore Hubbard Trucking - Sandra Teresa Leckie 3 Barry Moose 1 Hubbard 1 Robert & Cathy Lee Joe Morales Charlene 1. Hudson 1 Christi 1. Lewallen 1 Morgan Cleaners Billy G. Hughes, Jr. 1 Paula Lewallen 1 Bobby J. Morris 1 J. Keith Hulsey 1 Steve Lewallen 1 Morton & Associates Robert I. Hulsey 1 Mildred E. Lewis 1 John Morrow 2 Sherri 1. Hulsey 1 Roger & Deb Lilly 3 Charles T. Moss 1 Husby, Myers & Stroberg Peyton L. & Nan Lingle 3 David & Angie Mote 1 Linda Hutchens 1 Dwight Lomax 1 Kelly L. Mull 1, 3 Hoyt T. Jackson 1 Joseph LondoR 1 Johnny M. Mullinax 1 Kathy & David Jackson 1 Rodney Long 1 James Murphy 1 James :Electric Company Linda Lord 1 Mrs. Dean Myers Ronald & Toby Jenkins 3 Lul~ Pharmacy Deborah L. Nelson 1 Vickie L. Jennings 1 Lee Mackley Margaret Newberry 3 Jody's Hilarie Godfrey Maddeq. 1 Theresa E. Newsome 1 Bob & Erice Johnson 1, 2 Ronnie Magness 1 Lisa M. Nichol 1 Debbie A. Johnson 1 Drs. Mike & Sherry Maloney Charles S. Nix 1 Glenn Johnson 1 April E. Mangum 1 Nix Standard Station Henry D. Joiner 1 Karon F. Mann 1 Ricky Noles State Farm Barbara & Harry Jones 3 Brett A. Martin 1 Insurance Eddie & Sloan Jones 3 Eugene T. Martin 1 Charles M. Noll 1 Loyce Jones 1 Jerry 1. Martin 1 North Georgia Insurance Samuel M. Jones 2 Michael K. Martin 1 Northside Bottle Shop Nathan R. Martin 1 Barbara M. Nutter 1 Sandra Martin 1 George Oetinger 3 1 Alumnus Daniel C. Marshall 1 Oldies But Goodies 2 Trustee / Former Trustee Matthews' Paints & Interiors Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Olson 3 Faculty / Staff / Retiree Sulan Bailey Maxey 1 David L. Owen 1 Laland L. Owens 1 Glenn Robertson 1 Judge & Mrs. Richard Story Panache Mr. & Mrs . Charles Robocker Ricky Stowe 1 Mark Papanicolaou Sharon Roberts-McDonald 1 Howard Stranathan 1 Kelly Parham 1 Dr. Bill Robinson Dr. & Mrs. W. D. Stribling J " Jimmy Pardue 1 Warren Rogers 3 Jane Strickland Suzan Pardue 1 Sidney Roland 1 Matthew L. Strickland 1 David J. Park 1 Ronald's Peggy Strickland 3 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Parker Mr. & Mrs. Ray Roper Tammy Strickland 1 Don W. Parks 1 Virginia L. Roper 1 " Gail Suggs 1 Doug Parks Warren Roper 1 Jesse E. Suggs 1 Ellen Pastorino 3 Tonya A. Royal 1 Sunshine Florist Pat's Pappagallo Porch Rudolph's on· Green st. Surprise Danny L. Patrick 1 Wendy Satterfield 1 ,3 Wendy L. Sweatman 1 Joel & Betty Paul 3 Scandals Tommy L. Swindle 1 Pamela Pavlovec 1 Mr. & Mrs. Ira Scanlin Susan I. Tallant 1 Cassundra Payne 1 Robert I. Scanlin 1 Larry D. Tanner 1 Robert L. Peek 1 Scissor Happy Stephanie M. Tanner 1 George D. Pennington 1 Stephanie M. Scoggins 1 Joyce Tate 1 Kathryn Pennington 3 Jim & Pam Schwartz 1 Taylor's Clothing Mary Pennington 3 . Jack Seabolt Ben B. Terrell 1 Amber L. Pepper 1 Shirley Feed & Seed Bert J. Thalen 1 Bronda Perry 3 Nellie M. Sellers 3 Peggy M. Thompson 1 Tim Perry 1 , 2 J. B. Sharma 3 Dana M. Thornton 1 Clara Phelps 3 Ricky Shaw 1 The Thread Shed John Picklesimer 3 Charles & Agnes Shockley 1 The Tire Barn Richard B. Pierce 1 Wynell Shore 3 Robert Thorpe 1 , 2 Alan Pilcher 1 Kathleen & Ron Simmons 3 Treasures, Inc. Pilgrim Estes Simpson Brick Sales Tony L. Tribble 1 Clyde & Helen Pirkle 2 Donald W. Sims 1 Paula C. Tolbert 1 Fernando D. Plitt 1 Dorothy Singleton Art Torrance 1 Poole's Amoco Service Station Darryl Smallwood 1 Bradley D. Troutman Jenny & Tony Poole 1 Linda & Jerry Smart 1 Leon Tur 1 Kenneth O. Porter 1 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Smith Joe Turne 11 1 Lee A. Powell 1 Mr. & Mrs. David Smith Emory H. Turner 1 Mary Powell 1 Deb Smith 1 Paul L. Turner, Jr. Judy Presley 2 Johnnie Smith 3 Charles Underwood 1 Primex Plastics Kelly M. Smith 1 Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Vardeman James Prosser 1 Kimberly D. Smith 1 Marvin J. Vandiver 1 Pruett Oil Company Lovie Smith 1 Vineland Lab Randall M. Pruitt 1 Samantha N. Smith 1 Vivian's Mobile Homes, Inc. Steve D. Pruitt 1 South Hall Veterinary Hospital Anne Thomas Wade 1 Psychological & Educational Debra Southard 1 Tammy R. Wall 1 Consultants Judi B. Souther 1 Mrs. W. W. Wall, Jr. Jenifer K. Puckett 1 Judy D. Spain 1 Christie J . Wallis 1 Hal Puett Larry B. Sparks 1 Charles & Debra Walls Ann Purdy 3 Gerald Spear 1 Jean Ward 1 Quality Decorating Center Jerry Spiceland 3 Ward's Funeral Home Racquets & Togs Vicki J. Stanford 1 Freddie Webb 1 C. Lamar Ragan 1 Star Temp, Inc. Wednesday Study Club Pat Rail 2 Chris Stenander 1 Lillian & Jack Welch 1 , 3 Martha G. Ramsey 1 Peggy & Joe Stephens 1 Bryan Wells 1 Dr. & Mrs. Sam Rauch Daniel M. Stevens 1 Newman & Nancy West Ann J. Ravan 1 Peggy ' & Joe Stevens 3 Ronald E. West 1 Realty Builders, Inc. David W. Stewart 1 Charles & Judy Westbrook 1 Thomas W. Reins, Jr. Michael G. Stewart 1 Eugene Whelchel 1 Jill, Jan & Joy Rice 1 Anne M. Stiehm 3 Martha C. Whitaker 1 Rebecca M. Richardson 1 Stinespring & Sosebee - Mr. & Mrs. Eugene White 2 Rachel Rigdon Sandra Sosebee 1 Roy & Lilly White Stanley & Evie Robbins 3 Linda and Mike Stokes 1 Sandra J. Whiten 1 Whitworth Inn - Christine Paul & Sheryl Williams 3 Wood Ace Hardware Jonick 3 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Wilson Sally G. Wood 1 Ponda Whitworth 1 Harold S. Wilson 1 Jody B. Woodall 1 Dorsey Wilbanks Realty Mary J. Wilson 1 Michael C. Woody 1 Stanley P. Wiley 1 Clenn Winkler Heating & Air Bryan R. Wright 1 Damon Wilbanks 1 Wesley & Lori Winkler 1 Kevin Young 1 William & Brenda Wilborn 1, 3 John F. Winner Robin B. Young 1 '- Kay C. Wiley 1 . W J H, Inc. M. J. Zimmerman 1 . Williams Dress Shop Lawton Wofford Stephen J. Zimmerman 1

MATCHING GIFTS AT&T IBM Corp. Southern Bell Connecticut Mutual Insurance Johnson & Johnson - Chicopee United Cities Gas Co . Eckerd Corporation Foundation Reliance Electric Unocal The Glidden Co. SCT Yarns, Inc. Wachovia Hoechst Celanes Corporation SKF Industries Westinghouse

Ed Cabell Named 1992 Georgia Professor

1992 Georgia Professor of the Year Ed Cabell (left) advising students Mark Duncan, Gainesville and Brett West, Norcross. Ed Cabell, Professor of Speech and Drama, was selected as 1992 Georgia Professor of the Year by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). Cabell, who joined the faculty of Gainesville College in 1968, received the Governor's Award in the Arts by Governor Jimmy Carter and the Georgia Council for the Arts in 1973. He was director of the Gainesville Theatre Alliance through which he directed more than 80 productions in 1968-90. He was honored at a reception on September 30 at the College. Fo.UNDATIo.N TRIBUTE FUND During 1992, the following were honored by friends or family through the Gainesville College Foundation. IN Ho.No.R o.F: Kellie E. Benson Doris England Herbert W. Robinson Doug Dillard Lynn Dillard Hillard Norma Seerley Kerri Dillard Dodd Clara Murray Barbara Webster Erdine Donovan

IN MEMo.RY o.F: Blake Anderson Lisa Farmer Don Nunn Jeffery T. Anderson Sarah Fennel ~ Lona Payne Harry Bagwell Steve Ferguson Joe Pittard Joseph Scott Bagwell Helen Ford Mary Preston Base Barber Byron Forrester Dana Ramsbottom Bob Bearden Donald C. Fuller, Sr. Frank Reed Kellie E. Benson Mabelle Puller Sam Rhodes Grace Boggs Montine Garner Mary Robertson Hoyt Byers . Homer Gee Martha R. Rountree Geraldine Canada Joseph Gerspacher Parks Rountree W. T. Carlisle Rae Gilchreste Travis Tyals Westmoreland B. Carr Belle Glass David Singleton Harry Chapman, Sr. Ed Goss James Singleton Jewell Cheek Perry Hatcher Anthony Smith Charlie Cochran Co'nsorcia P: Herrera Archie G. Smith Linda Cofer Thomas Hester Maude Stancil Aaron Cooper Roia Jenkins John Thompson Ruby Cooper Lewis Langston Hassie Turpin John Crawford Inez Leachman Betty Tyner Delora Crow W. James Martin Lenwood & Mary Welch Randy Deal Ralph Mitchell Doyle Whitmire Mary Edmonds Mattie Moon Tom Wilheit Ruth Elrod Bill Moore Donna L. Wilson Susan Mae England Dean Myers Estelle Winters Ja,mes Evans Orville Nelson Weldon L. Winters Keith Evans Stephen Nichols Margaret Womble

THANK YOU TO. OUR No.NCASH Do.No.RS Noncash gifts have been received in the form of equipment, supplies, services, refreshments for special events, and prizes for the Alumni Golf Tournament and Sophomore Picnic. '

Arby's - Oakwood Fleming ,¥oogs Milton's Institutional Foods Archie's GG Continuing Ed. Department North Ga. Tom's Sales - Atlanta Coca-Cola Bottling GC Theatre Department Gerald Turk Burger King - Cornelia Georgia Crown Oakwood Chevron - Cafe Julius Hardee's - Gainesville Fred Moses Cattleman's Hardy Chevrolet Pat's Papagallo Porch Chicopee Golf Club Freida Hilt Peeches Classic Car Wash RandalJ Holland Piedmont Laboratories Converse - Mike Nordhoiz J & G Poultry . Pizza Hut - Oakwood Conrad's Garden Centers Jody's . Reliance Crackin Good Ron Jordon;; " Rudolph's Curt's McDonald's SAMCO Products Deep South Products McGee's Cleaning­ Shasta El Sombrero Sam McGee Shirley's First National Bank of McKibbon Bros., Inc. Subway Gainesville Milton Martin Toyota/Honda Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. GAINESVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION TRUSTEES 1968-1992 Chairmen James E. Mathis, Sr... 1968-71, Samuel L. Oliver ...... 1979 Martha R. Simmons . . ... 1986 1974 James A. Faulkner ...... 1980 Steven P. Gilliam ...... 1987 James A. Smithson .... 1972-73 Bradley Abernathy . .. . : . 1981 John W. Hodge ...... 1988 N. A. Jacobs ...... 1975 W. A. Bagwell ...... 1982 Richard D. White ...... 1989 Nathaniel Ashe ...... 1976 Wayne Clark ...... 1983 Andrew K. Walker ...... 1990 Paul Seals ...... 1977 William T. Hudson, Jr .... 1984 P. Fred Kelly ...... 1991 John 1. Cromartie, Sr . ... . 1978 Roger D. Bower ...... 1985 Joseph D. Chipman, Jr .. .. 1992 L. Wayne Abernathy George Deadwyler Emily D. Lawson Hoyt E. Robinson Harold Akins Ralph D. DeSha, Sr. Oscar J. Lilly Jene Robocker Jimmy Allan J. Dave DeVenny Wade Lindorme Mary K. Rogers Calvin F. Allen William Douglas Dillard Carol S. Lundy William L. Rogers , Jr. Richard T. Allison Randall Duck J. Douglas' Magnus Harvey G. Rooks Joel F. Ames Edgar B. Dunlap, II . John Marisfield Elio Salazar Gary H. Anderson James A. Dunlap Mrs. J. H. Martin Pastor (Tito) Sanjurjo Frank W. Armstrong Sam Dunlap, Sr. Harry Martin Lawrence Schrage Lee Arrendale Benjamin H. Easterling Lee A. Mllrtin Tommy Schultz Henry Asbury Linda Edenfield Milton Martin H. Lamar Scroggs Jeffrey N. Ash, Sr. Christopher England F. Abit Massey Letitia C. Searcy Dan W. Ashe George Evans . James E. Mathis, Jr . Anne J. Segars George Bagley Sharon Farkas Matt L. Matthews J. Curtis Segars Harry Bagwell Tom T. Folger, Sr. James C. McCoun A. Troy Sharpton Joanne C. Bagwell Jim Foote R. H. McEver Nathaniel Shelton James E. Baker James R. Forrester Scott McGarity Richard L. Shockley Rodney F. Banks Bob Fowler GaI;ry McGlaun Kenneth E. Shugart Sara P. Bannister Mardy Fulenwider Jack McKibbon Troy Simpson Dorothy Nell Barker Bobbie Gay John B. M(;Kibbon, III Charles Sims Dwight Barnett Dallas Gay, Jr. Aaron S. McKinney Charles J. Slay, Jr. J. C. Bass Ned Gignilliat Dan H. McNeal A. C. Smith Dorothy Baylor Carole Gignilliat-Jackson J. M. McRae Harold Smith Bryan F. Bell Heyward Gnann Keith L. McRae Sammy Smith J. W. Benefield Don Gordon Richard Mecum Terry Smith Warren Blackmon James Michael Gravitt Hugh M. Mills, Jr. Charles Smithgall Tom Blackstock Eldo Grogan W. Russell Moehlich W. Steve Sorrells F. E. Bobo Robert L. Hamrick J~ck E. Moore Franklin E. Spence Solon Boggus, Jr. Pierce J. Hancock James H. Moore William L. St. Clair Larry Boling Ross Harrison Marquita Nix Moore Furman Stancil Ronald C. Bond Edward L. Hartness W. Ernest Moore Woodrow Stewart W. H. Booth Jerry Head Dale Morris Jo Anne Stone Wayne 1. Bowen Stephen P. Heinen Keith Morris Marion Stribling John Oliver Braselton Jane Reynolds Hemmer John W. Morrow, Jr . Warren D. Stribling, IV Maynard Brown TomAllene Henley Gwen Mundy Bobby Strickland P. F. Brown, Jr. Al Hildebrandt Thomas C. Mundy Loyd Strickland Morris Bryan, Jr. Carolyn R. Hill Jess Murphy R. L. Swetenburg Tom M. Bryan Walter A. Hobbs, III John A. Nivens Carolyn Swope Burlyn R. Burkett Marsha Hopkins J. L. Nix James K. Syfan, III Johnny M. Burkett Von B. Hughes Ralph Nix W. L. Tatum Ross Burnes Julius M. Hulsey Sheila W. Nix Bobby Thomas Elaine Burnette Donald T. Hunt Sue O'Dell Robert B. Thorpe, Jr. J. David Burroughs Mack C. Hyder, Jr. Robert C. Oliver R. Wayne Tiddy Guy W. Cabe David L. Irvin Thomas D. Oliver Stephens E. Tilley Floyd W. Carmichael B. J. Jackson Ben Overstreet LeRoy Truelove Lucille Carter Jerry Jackson, Ronald C. Owen Frank T. Waggoner Otis Cato John W. Jacobs, III Timothy J. Palmer Lee Waldrip Eddie Chambers Mrs. Harley Jenkins Jerome Parker Billy Wallace Patricia J. Chambers Erice Johnson Peggy P. Payne Russell M. Wallace Joseph E. Cheeley J. A. (Gus) Johnson Donn M. Peevy Max Ward Ronald E. Christopher Norfleet R. Johnston Charles Perdue Allen Waters John Cleveland Doris Porter Jones Tim Perry Miller Watkins Ralph W. Cleveland George Jones Pete Pethel Ed R. Wayne Thomas M. Cole Ray C. Jones Clyde E. Pirkle, Jr. R. Fleming Weaver Elton S. Collins Robert E. Jones, III Samuel O. Poole <:;ene White James R. Copeland Sam Jones Richard Pope· Eddie 1. Whitfield Amon Corn Neil Kelley Judith J. Presley Sandra L. Whitmer Carlyle Cox Cliff Kimzey Randall Pugh Philip A. Wilheit Alvin A. Crego Larry K. Kahn Edward.R. Quillian Marion Williams W. A. Crow John Lackey Patricia Rail Homer Wilson Richard T. Dale Barry P. Ladd, Sr. J. Dan.a Ramsbottom Michael A. Wilson John W. Darden William R. Lance, Jr. Wilbur F. Ramsey Ronny Wilson R. Samuel Davenport Deborah P. Lane' Strother Randolph Joe T. Wood, Sr. John H. Davis Ruth Robertson Lane Gregory N. Robinson Joe T. Wood, Jr. Officers, Trustees Elected at Foundation Annual Meeting The following officers of the Foundation for year term, is 1993 Fund Drive Chairman as well 1993 were elected at the Annual Meeting of the as Vice Chairman. He announced that Ray McRae, Foundation: Joel Ames, Chairman; Ben Easterling, well known throughout the North Georgia area for Vice Chairman; Kelly Miles, Secretary/Treasurer, his leadership and service for many years, has all of Gainesville. been named Honorary Fund Drive Chairman for New trustees elected at the meeting are: Vince the campaign and that the 1993 Fund Drive Goal Booker, Harry Chapman, Lee Chapman, John is $315,000. Davis, Bill Galardi, Kelly Miles, Randy Phillips, The following retiring trustees were recogniz­ and Bill Self, all of Gainesville; Don Shubert, ed: Bryan Bell, Burlyn Burkett, Donnie Hunt, Deb­ Banks County; and Linda Smart, Habersham by Lane, Keith McRae, Jim Moore, Ed Quillian, County. Harry Chapman, Lee Chapman, Shubert, and Robert Thorpe, all of Gainesville; Doug and Smart are GC alumni. Dillard, Cornelia; and Aaron McKinney, Jackson ' Ben Easterling, who was reelected for a three- County.

Newly elected officers for 1993 of the Gainesville College Leadership for the 1993 Fund Drive is being provided by Foundation are, left to right: Joel Ames, Chairman; Kel­ Ben Easterling, second from left, who is serving as Fund ly Miles, Secretary/Treasurer; and Ben Easterling, Vice Drive Chairman, and Ray McRae, third from left, who Chairman and 1993 Fund Drive Chairman. All are from has been named Honorary Fund Drive Chairman. They Gainesville. are pictured with Joel Ames, left, Foundation Chairman, and J. Foster Watkins, Gainesville College President.

New Trustees of the Gainesville College Foundation are, left to right, seated: John Oavis, Linda Smart, Kelly Miles, Bill Galardi. Standing: Vince Booker, Don Shubert, Foundation Chairman Joel Ames, Harry Chapman, Lee Chapman, Bill Self, and Randy Phillips. All are from Gainesville except Smart, who is from Habersham County, and Shubert, who represents Banks County. These Trustees join 26 other Foundation Trustees. Trustees serve staggered three-year terms. Booker Author of Published Article

GC Alumna Sarah Booker, now a senior at North Georgia College and a paraprofessional in the GC Business Division, wrote an article entitl­ ed "More than Hardware-The Importance of the Human Touch in the Academic Computer Lab ," which was published in The Community, Technical, and Junior College Times of The American Associa­ tion of Community Colleges in its October 6 , 1992 issue. Excerpts of that article follow: One of the great strengths of the business pro­ gram at Gainesville College is the availability of the open lab and the expertise of the friendly and patient lab paraprofessionals, according to Dr. Sarah Booker explains an item on the computer to stu­ Louise Holcomb, chair of the Business Division. dent Lynn Churchwell of Cornelia. That statement sums up the philosophy behind the Academic Computer Lab at the College. The paraprofessionals, if they don't know the answers, Support The Foundation do know who to call or where to go to find them. With 20 computers, five printers, and various Through The Tribute Fund reference books, there is usually activity in the lab. Alumni and friends of the College may sup­ The paraprofessionills do not spend all of their port the Foundation by sending a contribution in time in the lab-they. can also be found in the memory of a friend or loved one, or in honor of classroom monitoring or instructing business a person in recognition of a special occasion or classes or assisting with any kind of computer­ achievement. related problem. An acknowledgement of your generosity will The lab hours are flexible from quarter to be sent to the family or to the person you choose quarter, the facilities are available for use by any to recognize. Gifts may be designated for an ex­ current student (priority), faculty/staff or the isting fund or for use where the need is the public. The lab is also a room for hands-on com­ greatest. puter instruction. Complete the form below and mail with your gift to: Gainesville College Foundation, P.O. Box 1358, Gainesville, GA 30503.

The paraprofessionals do not spend all of In Memory of their time in the lab - they can also be or found in the classroom monitoring or in­ In Honor of structing business classes or assisting with I enclose $ ______any kind of computer-related problem. Sarah Booker Please inform residing at ______

Even though the paraprofessionals are part of the Business Division, they work closely with My name English students, a "unique relationship" in that the support staff work closely with the English Address ______faculty and students. All English 101 students are required to learn word processing using Word­ Perfect software. All of those classes meet at least Please make your check payable to THE part of the week in a computer lab to meet this GAINESVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION. requirement. Notification of your generosity will be promptly (Continued on Page 10) forwarded to the individual(s) indicated above. 9 (Continued from Page 9) YOU'RE INVITED The current Academic Computer Lab concept evolved from the need for an accounting tutor. A TO CAMPUS ... secretary was hired who could do accounting-a combination paraprofessional and secretary. Over SPRING CALENDAR OF EVENTS the years the position evolved from the original secretary to one who has had all the necessary job­ MARCH 11 - 13 related courses at Gainesville College including Ninth District High School Band Festival accounting, Lotus, dBase, and WordPerfect. MARCH 13 A faculty member in the Division oversees the Fourth Annual GC Clogging Contest, GC support staff, but day-to-day running of the lab Gym is left to the paraprofessionals. The staff is respon­ sible for the cleaning and general maintenance of MARCH 22 - 26 the computers and printers in the Lab as well as Spring Break 44 computers and six printers located in adjacent MARCH 29 - APRIL 27 classrooms. When computer-related problems Theater Design Exhibit, Performing Arts arise in any of these areas, the paraprofessional on duty is there to assist. . Center Gallery Since the College is on a computer network MARCH 30 system, the student may sit down at the computer Spring Quarter Registration and choose the appropriate program from the near­ ly 30 types of software programs available. Most APRIL 8 - 10 GC students will at some point use the services Big Band Show - 8 p.m. - Georgia available in the Academic Computer Lab. Based Mountains Center upon the positive feedback, the lab has proven to APRIL 20 - 25 be most helpful. And, hopefully, these student­ "Our Country's Good," GTA Discovery oriented concepts will be around for many years. Series GC Performing Arts Center Theatre APRIL 17 Visitation Day APRIL 24 5K Run to Benefit Library/LRC APRIL 29 "A Day for GC in Hall County," 8 a.m. Continuing Education/Performing Arts Center Lobby MAY 10 - 16 , 'She Stoops. to Conquer," by GT A - 8 p.m., Georgia Mountains Center MAY 12 Honors Day - 11:15 a.m. - Gym MAY 25 Golf Tournament - Chicopee Woods Golf Course JUNE 6 Alumni Family Picnic - 12:30 p.m. - Gym JUNE 11 Graduation - 8 p.m. - Georgia Moun­ tains Center

For more information on these events, call 535-6210. 10 BR.IEFS

Each year University System Chancellor H. week Summer Scholars Program, an early in­ Dean Propst requests from the System-institu­ tervention thrust, sponsored by the College and tions a list of accomplishments of the past year, Piedmont Migrant Education Agency, was con­ or what he calls a "Brag Sheet." Gainesville Col­ ducted at the College in the summer. Approx­ lege's "brag sheet" turned out to be four pages imately 45 Hispanic, Black, and Caucasian long. Some of the highlights of the year follow: students in grades six to twelve were enrolled in the program. Objectives of the program were - The 1992 fall quarter enrollment set to increase English and Spanish proficiency, to another record with 2,949 students enrolled, a provide science opportunities, to promote in­ 10 percent increase over the 1991 enrollment. tercultural understanding, and to enhance the This was the largest percentage increase since self-image of participants. Plans are to further the 1988 fall quarter and compares with last expand the program in the next five years. fall's percentage increase of 7. 7 percen~. - The institution hosted the Southern - The funding of a critically needed new Literacy Festival on campus in February, 1992. academic building to house the Business Divi­ This was the first time that this event had been sion and the Mathematics Department was the held in Georgia and at a two-year college. highlight in the physical plant area. It is an­ ticipated that the building, which will total ap­ proximately 20,500 square feet, will be com­ pleted and ready for occupancy in 1994. H. Lloyd Hill, Architect & Associates of Gainesville was selected as architect for the project.

-The Anchor, student newspaper, received 11 awards from the 1992 Georgia Press Associa­ tion competition in February. One of the awards included the "most improved" newspaper. The Anchor received more awards than any other college-related newspaper in Georgia.

-GC students continued to perform well on the Regents' Test. In 1991-92, the passing rate for first-time examinees was 75.2%, and for repeaters was 64.6 %, exceeding System averages for both testing categories. Students transferring from Gainesville College also con­ tinue to rank high when compared with other System two-year students. A total of 404 GC students transferred to System four-year colleges and universities, more than any other two-year institution with the exception of DeKalb and Macon.

-For the third time in as many years, an intramural Co-Rec Flag Football team captured the State Flag Football Championship in November. In 1990, and again in 1991, the team advanced to the National tournament, where it lost in the finals. In 1992, the team lost in the quarter-finals of the National Tournament.

-For the second year, a very successful six-

11 Northeast Georgia Volunteers

Habersham County Phonathon volunteers included, I to Trustee 'Von Hughes (second from left) coordinated the r: Dianne Moss, Paula Lewallen, ~d Linda Smart, Gwinnett County Phonathon. Pictured are Wanda Brown, Coordinator. Bette Bennett, and Janis Lane.

Hall County alumni turned out in full force to support At the Barrow County Phonathon, these volunteers the Phonathon: Left to right, seated, Michele Dyer, Mitch assisted Alumna Kathy Jackson (third from left), who Chapman, Anne Wade, David Frazier, Kelly Mull; stan­ coordinated the event. They are: Foundation Trustee J. ding, Benjie Hopkins, Patti Lord, Reggie Forrester, Bet­ C. Bass, Brenda Saunders, and Glenn Thompson of Bar- sy Forrester, Connie Dennis, and Jim Schwartz. · row Bank and Trust. .

Another group of Hall County alumni who called fellow Forsyth County volunteers kicked off the Mini-Campaign alumni at the Phonathon, left to right: seated, Mark Mer­ in that county on October 14. Fund Drive Chairman Joel ritt, Deloris Bagwell, Wendell Bagwell; standing, Laland Ames (left) is shown with Coordinator Tim Perry, Rex Owens and Jim Foote. Tallant, Geri Robertson, Keith Carlyle, Joy Riddle, Wade Wilson, and David Bird. 12 Alumni & Friends Continue Support Thru Phonathons & Mini-Campaigns THANK YOU! Coordinators: Lee Chapman - Gainesville Phonathon Doug Dillard - Habersham Mini-Campaign Terri Evans - Commerce Phonathon Nicky Gilleland - Dawson County Phonathon Von Hughes - Gwinnett County Phonathon Kathy Jackson" - Barrow County Phonathon Karon Mann - Forsyth County Phonathon Janice & Bill McDonald - Clarke County Phonathon Aaron McKinney - Jackson County Mini-Campaign Harriett McNeal - Gainesville Phonathon Barry Moose - Gainesville Phonathon Tim Perry - Forsyth County Mini-Campaign Linda Smart - Habersham County Phonathon Larry Sparks - Banks County Phonathon Damon Wilbanks - Jackson County Phonathon Wes & Lori Winkler - Gainesville Phonathon Host Locations: Banks County High School Barrow Bank & Trust - Winder Community Bank & Trust - Cornelia Community Bank & Trust - Jackson County First National Bank of Gainesville Habersham Bank Heyward Allen Motors - Athens Jackson County Farm Bureau Jackson Electric Membership Corp. Lanier National Bank - Gainesville Peoples Bank & Trust - Buford Peoples Bank of Forsyth County

Participants: 185 ALUMNI AND FRIENDS

Our Annual Fund Drive Goal of $300,000 would not have been achieved without your dedication and volunteer spirit.

During the phonathon over 1,250 alumni were contacted and during the mini-campaigns over 300 businesses were visited. THANK YOU!

13 LOST ALUMNI Please help us find these lost alumni. .. and we will send you a thank you gift. 1975 George Larry Adams Marcia Kathryn Mays SU!=lllen Metcalfe Alexander Vermon Bruce Mays Margaret Lee Andrews Billie Dean McNeal Mary Freeland Armour William Larry McNeal Lynn Susann Parker Ash Cedric William Mitchell David Howard Ayers Robert Hugh Moore Jerry Ralph Blalock Becky Ann Moose Marilyn Marie Ayres Blalock Danny Neal Harold Anthony Black Patsy Sue adorn Melanie Elaine Denard Bottoms Peggy Ann Oiler James Randall Brewer Kenneth Lee Orr Joseph Edward Burkett Kenneth R. Overby Barry Max Burrell Patricia Ann Page Michael Herbert Chumley David Eugene Parks Susan Juanita Cole Tommy Wayne Pattillo Walter J. Corley Patsy Legg Patton Patricia Dianne Craft Deborah Yvonne Phagan Richard Eugene Cramer Senia Tanner Phillips Patti Gail Crumley Ronald Andrew Pinson Shelia Denise Davis Carolyn McJunkin Porterfield Jill Lyle Deal Jill Annette Puckett Karen Anne Denson Robert Deane Quinter Mary Kathleen Dixon Carol Reeves Reagan Brenda Kay Duckett Deborah Sue Reed Dennis James Dundore Mary Ann Reed ~. Terry Elliott Melanie Rees Lorenz Edgar Falls Rebecca Ann Reesman Susan Lynn Garrison Johnny B. Riley Debra Lugene Gentry William McKenzie-Riley Jamie Linn Grant Robert Mason Sanders Berry G. Hart Teresa Cerona Ann Satterfield Mary Coffey Harter Stephen Earl Saunders Gloria Jan Kerce Hayes' Sherrye Lynn Shoaf Winnie Claire Hicks Charles Kermitt Shockley Deborah Valeria Holbrook Charlene Elizabeth Silver W. Clyde Hughes, Jr. Harold D. Skelton Dale Leon Hulsey Donna Loraine Smith Martin Gregory Hulsey Phillip Eugene Strickland Elizabeth Jo Hyslop Richard A. Terrell Sharon Elizabeth Johnson Dallas Leon Tolbert Jerry Wayne Jones Marcel F. Toney Randall T. Jones Cheryl Teresa Turk Sandra Jujuan Lacy Verner Boyd Wheeler George Joseph Lambert, Jr. Sherry Lynn Wilkes Eloise T. Leachman David Lawrence Willis Cynthia Ann Maddox Mark Stephen Wood Michael George Manos Patricia Gilreath Woodruff Melinda Carol Mathis

14 We Heard That. • • '68 John Bailey recently bought the Teresa Louise Biffle Duncan has been Timberlake Olds, Pontiac, Buick and employed by Moreno Press for 10 years. She was GMC Truck dealership in Buford. He has worked recently promoted to Customer Operations Assis­ for Timberlake for 17 years. His wife, Lois Clarice tant and was 1990 Employee of the Year. She is Adams Bailey ('75) is a 4th grade teacher at also Fundraising Chairperson and Executive Board Oakwood Elementary School. They live in Member of Humane Society of Hall County. Flowery Branch and have two daughters, Susan, who works in Atlanta, and Barbie, a junior at West '92 Jason Scott Bonner is continuing his Hall High School. education at the University of Georgia, pursuing a Political Science degree. He resides in , 72 Mike Henry lives in Athens with his wife Cumming, Georgia. Sarah and their two children. He recently Stacey J. Hogan is continuing her education joined South Comm Publishing as a Special Pro­ at .the University of Georgia, working on a jects Director. His goal is to create new marketing Business degree. Stacey is employed at Mooser areas for the company. Properties as an Administrative Assistant. Ed Cagle is a nurse at New Horizons in the Scott Gary Grant has been accepted into the Rehabilitation Unit in Gainesville. Henry W. Grady School of Journalism at the University of Georgia as a Broadcast News major. . '78 Harry Chapman, Jr. and his wife Dana He was also awarded a Prentiss Courson Scholar­ are the proud parents of John Will. He ship. While attending school Scott is employed was born on his dad's birthday, October 27,1992, at WRFC radio station as a news correspondent. and he weighed 7 lbs, 8 oz. Joyce Stephens has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Kiwanis Club of Gainesville. GC Alumni Receive . '79 Cynthia Leigh Gamer Millwood and her Community Recognition husband Greg have had their fourth The Gainesville-Hall County Chamber of child, Mark Andrew. He was born August 19, Commerce recently honored six community per­ 1992 and weighed 7 lbs, 15 oz. sons at its Annual Meeting in January. The 1992 Mark Daniels received the Village Pride Silver Shovel Award was presented to six outstan­ award for excellence in his work. He is the pro­ ding individuals, including five who are GC alum­ duction director of Raleigh radio station WZZU. ni: Connie W. Davis, Etcon; D. Benjie Hopkins, First National Bank; Michele M. Piucci, , 8 5 Todd Burke and Cheryl Lanphear ('90) , Gainesville Bank and Trust; LeTrell E. Simpson, , both members of the GC Alumni Northeast Georgia Health Services; and Samuel Council, were married at First Baptist Church of F. Smith, Fieldale Farms. Only Douglas A. Carter, Cornelia on October 24, 1992. They reside in Don Carter Realty, did not attend GC. Gainesville. The Silver Shovel Award, the most prestigious award of the Chamber, is given annual­ '88 Bryan and Susan Bennett Kerlin's first ly to outstanding volunteers for the Chamber, child, Anna Grace, was born on January usually in their roles as chairpersons of major 21, 1993, weighing 6 lb, 11 oz. Chamber committees. James Tipton, Gainesville construction com­ , 89 Michael Bear(I has been promoted to pany executive, was named the Jaycees' 48th assistant news editor of the Gainesville Young Man of the Year in February. President of Times. Employed by the Times'since 1990, he holds Williams and Associates and vice president of Tip­ the A.B. degree in publication management from ton Construction Company, Tipton is active in the University of Georgia. He served as editor of numerous local organizations including Challeng­ the GC newspaper, The Anchor, in 1987-88. ed Child, Elachee Nature Science Center, the Donna Christopherson Haynes is a physical Gainesville-Hall County Chamber of Commerce, therapist at Northeast Georgia Medical Center. Gainesville Jaycees, and United Way of Hall County. , 90 Greg Michael Pfizenmayer lives in He is a 1976 graduate of Gainesville College, Alabama and is attending the Univer­ having received the A.A. in Business Administra­ sity of South Alabama. tion. He and his wife Doris have a two-year-old son, Jesse.

15 1992 - 93 Have you: WE WANT o changed jobs? Alumni Council TO HEAR o married? Please call a member of the Alumni Council if you FROM YOU! o moved? have suggestions, questions, or would like to volunteer o continued college? to help, etc. Would you like to added to your Home No. o o receive an Alumni family? Judy Anderson - Gainesville ...... 531-9240 Association membership o done something else Mark Bailey - Hoschton ...... 867-6054 card? that's noteworthy? Joe Booth, Jr. - Gainesville ...... 532-4647 Todd and Cheryl Burke - Gainesville .... 531-6199 Membership is open to all former students, not just Diane Carpenter - Gainesville ...... 534-0380 graduates. There is no membership fee . Sid Chandler - Gainesville ...... 531-7805 Lee and Karen Chapman - Oakwood . ... 535-6670 Tell us about it! Terri Evans - Commerce ...... 335-2876 Bob Ferguson - Gainesville ...... 535-2856 John Geyer - Gainesville ...... 287-0655 Nicky Gilleland - Dawsonville ...... 216-2404 Barbara Harris - Gainesville ...... ' .. ... 287-8704 Janine Hasselman - Roswell ...... 772-0139 Britt Henderson - Gainesville : ...... 535-7346 Linda Hutchens - Gainesville ...... 532-6643 Kathy Jackson - Winder ...... 867-5185 Name ______~~----~~----~~----~~---- Michael Langley - Buford ...... 945-8691 First Middle Maiden Last Susan Latty - Gainesville ...... 531-1356 Social Security Number ______Linda Lord - Athens ...... 548-4408 I attended GC from 19 _____ - 19 _____ Karon Mann - Cumming ...... 887-4425 Jackie Mauldin - Gainesville ...... 534-8958 Address, ______Dawn McDaniel - Snellville ...... 972-0824 City______State ____.Zip ____ Bill and Janis McDonald - Athens ...... 543-6330 Harriett McNeal - Gainesville ...... 536-0505 Home Phone___ ---' '--______Tony and Sherri Millwood - Oakwood ... 532-7338 Employer ______Barry Moose - Gainesville ...... 531-0874 David Mote - Clermont ...... 983-1413 Position Held Scott and Beverly Skelton - Cleveland .. . 865-7983 Linda Smart - Cornelia ...... 778-5590 Office Phone Lovie Smith - Gainesville ...... 536-6378 Larry Sparks - Commerce ...... 335-2197 Information for the next issue of ANCHORS A WAY should Linda Stokes - Gainesville ...... 536-856'l' be sent to the Alumni Office by March 30 , 1993. Photos may be submitted but cannot be returned. Freddie Webb - Gainesville ...... 534-9711 Lillian Welch - Gainesville ...... 536-5048 GC Alumni Office Bryan Wells - Gainesville ...... 532-8141 P.O. Box 1358 Wesley and Lori Winkler - Gainesville ... 531-0717 Gainesville, Georgia 30503 Is Your Address Correct? If Not, Please Let Us Know. Postal regulations require us to pay 30 cents for every copy not deliverable as addressed.

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