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Recall 1978 Fluked Devevk\ Recall 1978 fLuked Devevk\ jtecoH In Dedication One Lives Forever In Memories I Carl Byron Frazier 1960-1976 GMC Spirit Faculty And Organizations Administration One hundred three Thirteen Classes Thirty-one c CO 3 Q. T O o. CO 3 Military And Off Campus Programs Eighty-Seven 3" > C 3 Q. o a. Advertisements CD Honors 3> CO < One hundred sixty-seven One hundred nineteen The President's Parade -W»: Each year following the plebe period at Georgia Military College the President's Parade is held. At this parade new cadets receive their G.M.C. shoulder crests and awards are given. Two two year ROTC scholarships and 14 Distinguished Military Students were recognized at the 1977 President's Parade. Eric Ledger and Lorraine Casey received ROTC scholarships. Distinguished Military Students honored were George Ray, Tim Collins, Robert Jones, Rogert Bartlett, James Kelly, Patrick Calhoun, Richard Parker, John Kidd, Roy Jackson, Steve Gnerlick, Robert Kelly, John Dolac, Mike Landers and Mike Etheridge. 1 -rkKL— - illfl ! 8, ":': •••'•"::'' :•:::•.:• •• • : — HUM 1 • 1B— IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM ALAN FRAME 1958-1977 10 11 Cyrano Me and My Shadow ;:PW:- t liSBiiK :.;:: -:.-!- :• t 1 I 2 1 ^ "But I Can't Put My Nose There!!" 1 I 1 I Not with Braces!! Whose phone number? 12 THIS COUNTRY NEEDS f.MPE I ^MIMING Faculty and BIMIRMEN. NOT MORE ENGLISH Administration PI MAJ. John L Anderson Headmaster Mrs. Sandra Prosser Secretary to Headmaster 14 LTC. Jerry Ellington Assistant Headmaster Mrs. Ether Vann Dean of Girls 15 Math Department: Science Department: L to R.; Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Layfield, Col. L. to R.; Mrs. Golczynski, Chairman, Major Cunningham. Ellington, Chairman. 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