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Vol. XII No. 1 THE HILLTOP NEWS LAGRANGE COLLEGE LAGRANGE GEORGIA September 10, 1969

Groover, Carl Wesley III Freshman - Academy of Richmond 181 NEW STUDENTS County Augusta, Georgia

Hadden, H FLOOD "THE HILL" Hadden, John Wayne Freshman - LaGrange High LaGrange, Georgia

Below is a list of the Coker, Mary Amanda Hall, Carol Susan Freshman - Roswell High School Freshman - Huntsville High students at press time. Roswell, Feorgia Huntsville, Alabama Allen, Randall Alton Coffee, Millicent Ann Hamby, Mary Cecelia Freshman - Fayette County High Freshman - South Hall High Freshman - Manchester High Fayetteville, Georgia Oakwood, Georgia Manchester, Georgia

Anderson, Julius Leon Cook, Barbara Gail Hamlin, Nat, Jr. Freshman - B. T. Washington Freshman - Fernandina Beach Transfer - Young Harris College Columbia, South Carolina Fernandina Beach, Florida Lizelle, Georgia Arnold, James Vernon Cook, Daniel Bryan Hansard, Angela Heiderose Freshman - Winter Park High Freshman - LaGrange High Freshman - Leilehua High Winter Park, Florida LaGrange, Georgia Schofield Barracks, Hawaii Cool, Arthur Daniel Registration last Sunday. A Day to Remember? Atkinson, Martha Ann Harris, Bonita Faye Freshman - Woodward Academy Freshman - Umatilla High Freshman - Campbell High Umatilla, Florida , Georgia Fairburn, Georgia Covington, David Roberts Goblsby, Mary Katherine Bailey, Frances Marie Fiquette, Betty Claire Harris, Constance Gloria Freshman - Robert E. Lee High Freshman - Robert E. Lee High Freshman - Academy of Richmond Freshman - West Point High Transfer - Reinhardt College Jacksonville, Florida Jacksonville, Florida County West Point, Georgia Mableton, Georgia Augusta, Georgia Cunningham, Daniel Timothy Graham, Kenneth Larry Fleming, Corrina Jane Hatch, Linda Dianne Freshman - Miami Coral Park High Freshman - Marietta High Baird, Sandra Carol Freshman - Columbus High Freshman - Northside High Marietta, Georgia Freshman - Wheeler High Miami, Florida Ft. Benning, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Marietta, Georgia Darrah, Duke Arthur (Buddy) Foster, Susan Lynne Grant, Glenda Susan Hays, Virginia Ellen Freshman - H. B. Plant High Baker III, Rudolph Richard Freshman - Jordon High Freshman - Sougherty Senior High Freshman - Columbus High School Tampa, Florida Freshman - North Cobb High Columbus, Georgia Albany, Georgia Columbus, Georgia Griffin, Rebecca Carol Acworth, Georgia Dean, Helen Gray (Lynn) Gardner, Sidney Edward Freshman - Griffin High Herron, Dennis Robert Barker, Donna Lee Freshman - The Highlands School Transfer - Asbury College Griffin, Georgia Transfer - Morehead State Univ. Freshman - Winter Park High Orlando, Florida East Point, Georgia Hope, Indiana Godfrey, Kenneth Howard Griffith, Randal Robert Orlando, Florida DeLong, Robert.Henry Hodnett, Ruth Anne Freshman - West Point High Transfer - Orlando Junior College Freshman - Troup High Freshman - Troup High Baugh, Jacqueline Sue West Point, Georgia Oakland, Florida Freshman - South Hall High LaGrange, Georgia Pine Mountain, Georgia De Valinger, Ronald James Gainesville, Georgia Continued on page 4 Transfer - Baxter, Robert Emmett Atlanta, Georgia Freshman - Lakeside High GROUND BROKEN ON NEW DORM LC HAS FOUR Decatur, Georgia Dickson, Andrew Coleman Freshman - Oak Ridge High John P. Illges III of Biddle, John Wallace Orlando, Florida Construction of a five- Columbus, chairman of the col- NEW PROFESSORS Freshman - Cross Keys High sotry dormitory at LaGrange lege board, has said, "The loan Four new proTessors Atlanta, Georgia Dieter, George Herman 8 College which will cost almost will help us provide a quality have been appointed to the Freshman - Dykes High S1 million was started recently. LaGrange College faculty for Blackton, Michael William facility for an increasing en- Atlanta, Georgia Scheduled for completion 1969 - 70. Freshman - Edgewater High rollment while generally ad- by the Summer Quarter, 1970, Orlando, Florida Dinkins, Susan Diane vancing the college." Dr. C. Lee Harwell, the 146-student facility will academic dean at the coeduca- Bolton, Gwynne Kathleen Freshman - Jefferson High be the first step in the col- Jefferson, Georgia To be located on the tional four-year .college, said Freshman - Wheeler High lege's recently announced $9 west side of the campus be- the appointments include Miss Marietta, Georgia Douglass, Mary Sue million "Margin of Distinction" tween the gymnasium and Turner Nancy T. Alford, assistant pro- development program. Bouton, Barabara Jo Freshman - Umatilla High Hall, the new dormitory .will fessor of health and physical Umatilla, Florida Freshman - E. C. Glass High Charles D. Hudson of have 73 rooms to house two stu- education; Miss Patricia K. LaGrange, chairman of the LC Meeks, assistant professor of Lynchburg, Virginia Dunlop, James N. Ill dents each and two apartments Freshman - Winter Park High trustees' buildings and grounds for residence counselors. Dr. English; Peter M. Thomas, Brown, Cynthia Durlene Winter Park, Florida committee, said Connor Brothers Henry said. assistant professor of political Freshman - Lucy C, Laney High Construction Company of Au- science and history; and Phillip Augusta, Georgia Eble, Robert Edmund burn, Ala., submitted the low Continued on page 4 Freshman - Hacketstown High base bid of $817,000. The new housing facility Brown low, Jere Sandefur will be air-conditioned and car Hackettstown, New Jersey Furnishings, various Freshman - Marietta High peted throughout, be served by Marietta, Georgia Edwards, Beverly Elizabeth fees, and other miscellaneous expenses will increase the elevator, have a bath for each Britt, Kathy Ann Freshman - Butler High two rooms, and have a student Augusta, Georgia total cost of the new dormi- Transfer - Columbus Col lege tory to $927,000, Hudson added. lounge and recreation area on Columbus, Georgia €dwards, Beverly each floor. In addition, there The facility, arranged so Burford, Rufus Calvin Edwards, Mark Vernon will be a laundry room and stor- as to provide separate housing age space on the first floor. Freshman - Savannah High Freshman - Lakeside High for both men and women stu- Savannah, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia ddnts, is being mainly fin- Burns, James Derry Edwards, Shirley Elaine anced by a federal loan of Dr. Henry said the dorm- Freshman - Stratford Academy Freshman - Fernandina Beach High $825,000 through the United itory will have outside corridors Macon, Georgia Fernandina Beach, Florida States Department of Housing on the front and back of the and Urban Development. bjilding Burt, Theresa Ann Evans, Philip Anthony Freshman - Manchester High Freshman - Troup High The long-term, self - The building was de- Warm Springs, Georgia LaGrange, Georgia liquidating loan was recently announced in Washington, D.C., signed and planned by the archi- Bush, Thomas Anthony Federline, John Thomas by Sixth District Conaressman tectural firm of Biggers, Scar- Freshman - Lucy C. Laney High Freshman - St. John's College High John J. Flynt Jr. of Griffin. brough, Neal, Crisp, and Clark Gaithersburg, Maryland of Colimbus. Augusta, Georgia Dr. Waights G. Henry Cheek, John Christopher Ground Breaking on New Dorm Ferran, Charles Edward Jr., LC president, said earlier The dormitory initiates Freshman - Lanett High From left to right: Dr. Henry Freshman - Howey Academy that, "The new dormitory will construction scheduled in the Pres. of LaGrange College Lanett, Alabama meet an immediate need in the college's master plan for campus Eustis, Florida Charles Hudson, Chairman of development of the college. We development. Dr. Henry pointed Clements, John Wilder Building and Grounds Commi- Fill ion, Mark Allen are pleased to obtain the funds out. Transfer - Seminole Jr. College ttee, and B. W. Whorton,Chair- Freshman - Plant High at a favorable interest rate Orlando, Florida man of Executive Committee. Tampa, Florida from the federal government." Continued on page 4 Page 2. LAGRANGE COLLEGE. LaGrange. Ga., September 10. 1969 Wt\t flilltop Bttos AC HRISTIAN WITNESS I believe STAFF that one of the WELCOME TO most irrspiring Editor Jim Menge places in the J LAGRANGE COLLEGE Associate Editor - Ray Cox world is the Business Manager Bill McGough Jefferson Memor- Sports Editor Ralph Sims ial in Washing- ton, D.C. I have Editorial Cartoonists Nancy Key Nancy NeSmitb always loved the FROM E !•. •_I Most fresh- writings of this Editonal ' man, especially man have about »•».««, . r, . « , _ _ . _ . . the words that are inscribed had it u to ,he NEW ADMISSION P around the sidine of this Mem- ears with ad- COUNSELOR orial. There, emphasized over all FUNK'S FLOWERS vice by the time the other great writings of this September rolls A LaGrange College grad- gifted man, are these words, "I 203 Broad Street . , uate and former high school around but per- . . have sworn upon the altar of God, teacher has been appointed as eternal hostility toward every ^^ haps some of it an admissions counselor at the form of tyranny over the mind of ^1 I should be heed- college. man." I have always pictured ed- He is Carl D. Lockman, Jefferson as he angrily dashed these words off to the English When you arrive at whose addition to the LC staff Parliment or to old King George LaGrange, you really don't know was announced by Sidney S. himself. However, I recently dis- There's a new girl in the village, and she's taken the what to expect. Sure, you've had Tate, director of admissions and covered that it just didn't happen place by storm. She gets credit for being original. some preconceived ideas about financial aid. that-a-way. These words were Creative. For saying great things and giving great what college life is all about but jhe new admissions cou- written long after the Revolution most of those are shattered the ggior j|| contact and counsel parties and wearing the most creative, original w and were written to some good olf first hour you are here. After hj h schoo| and junior coMege clothes. Well, we don't like to tell tales, but a lot of U.S. citizens. They were written what seems like a month of filling ding students witn regard t0 atten to fine, upstanding, honorable credit should go to us and The Villager®. Credit for out forms .s over, you are then . LaGrange CoMege> Tate said to fine, upstanding, honorable things like this shuffled back and forth from one He joins wi||iam H. Watson as citizens who had just one glaring Highland-fling orientation to another. It's hard to |or on the college ad- a counse fault. They wanted to make every- dress. believe it now-but it will all be missions staff, one think just like they thought. over before you know it. Then to classes and new faces. This is Tate continued, "Since As the beginning of school has the time when decisions have to laGrange College's Margin of been much on my mind, these be made. The parents aren't a- Distinction development program words of Jefferson have taken on round anymore to tell you when to expects to provide more faci- a fresh meaning for me. Tyranny over a man's mind can take many study and the general trash that li,ies for an increased enr0"- forms. It can even occur in an parents can come up with 24 ment' we are increasing our educational setting. Thus, if a hours a day. But. just remember efforts t0 see as many °;uallfled that if you don't make the right candidates for admcss.ons as professor tells you that his teach- decisions you'll be back with the possible. ing and testing methods are none parents faster than you could be- "Mr. Lockman brings an of your business, he's wrong. If an administrator tells you that lieve possible. If you're lucky excellent background to his new the administration of this college that is If vou are not so lu^ky position, and the college is is none of your affair, he's wrong. you could be on your first bus fortunate to have a man of his If the officials of this City of ride to boot camp. You have the capacity and loyalty to represent choice. There's no rule that says j " j added, LaGrange tells you that city gov- t ate ernment is none of your affair, college is 100% study. But it's not 100% parties either. The _ . he's wrong. Friends, it's all our .... Continued on page 4 student who stays in college is business, this city, college, stte the one who can maintain a bal- business, this city, college, ance of the two. You can either ■ state, nation and world. I think make it n your own or you can there is a real connection be- fall by the wayside. It's up to President Richard M. tween these words of Jefferson you. Nixon said the publication "pre- and those of John Donne when he

|M sents a most fitting testimonial says, "Every man's death dimini- not only to the success of many shes me." This could well be of our young people, but also to their awareness of the debt which broadened to say that every LC ALUMNI tneV owe our free society." man's failure diminishes my success. Add to this a realiza- Mrs. Burgess said Bqker, tion that we are not met here a N\ A K E O Y M A native of Zebulon, is currently only to prepare, but to begin and acting in the Greater New York you realize that great days of City area, having been seen re- great adventure lie ahead of us Four LaGrange College cently in the role of the old this year. The task will be hard, alumni - an actor, a research Shakespearean actor in "The the burdens will be heavy, and librarian, a mathematics teacher, Fantasticks" at the Club Bene the road rough. Let us now vow tc and a campus clergyman - are in Morgan, N.J. Within the past be equal to it all. Know that featured in the 1969 edition of year he toured the South in the there is help for those who will "Outstanding Young Men of role and also performed in seek it. "Come unto me, all ye America." "Gypsy." When not performing that are haevy laden." MANSOUR'S ., _ _. _ „ he is employed as a research Mrs. Carolyn D. Burgess, . , . , _ SELAH. i A j!...-. ^ i _ • .- 1,1 assistant with the Board of "Village Shop" LC director of alumni activities, _, ...... _.. , . College Education of the Lutheran said the college s qraduates so _, 7 . honored. . are oSamuel i .«M. nBaker i of i Church in America. Bloomfield, N.J.; Gerald C. Baker formerly was dir- Becham of Tullahoma, Tenn.; ector of drama and assistant John T. Hampton of Atlanta; and professor of English and drama Earning a degree at LaGrange in 1960, Becham taught the Rev. Donald J. West of Athens, at Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, Compliments of N.C. After graduating from in the public schools for two The four men - all Georgia LaGrange College in 1956, he years. He then studied for a natives - were nominated for the earned a master's degree at the master of librarianship degree at publication by the College's University of Georgia and his , graduating in Alumni Association. A 16 - man doctorate in drama at Florida 1963. In 1968 he attended a PLANTATION COLLEGE board of advisory editors made State University. He is a Baptist summer institute oh "computer - the selections for the book which and a S/ loist in the First Baptist based library information CAFETERIA SNACK BAR was published on Friday, May 30, church of Bloomfield. systems" at the university of in Chicago, III. Missouri. Becham, a native of Doug Blankenship, a past Thomaston, is librarian in the Hampton, a native of J.T. ELTON LOIS AVERY president of the United States AEDC Library of ARO Inc. at West Point who grew up in Jaycees and chairman of the Arnold Air Force Station, Tulla- LaGrange, teaches algebra, Manager Manager board, said "Outstanding Young homa, Tenn. He has co - authored trigonometry, and calculus at Men of America" is a biographi- an jn . p|ant report on ejectors, Druid Hills High School in the cal compilation featuring the ac- diffusers and jet pumps and DeKalb County system. He has complishments of approximately written several library - oriented held office in District Four of the Your Business 5,000 young men of outstanding publications for local use. He Georgia Mathematics Council. We Appreciate rank who are between the ages of aiso is choirmaster for the First 21 and 35. Presbyterian Church of Tullahoma. Continued on page 3 Wanted: A German Band is being formed to play at such things as basketball games, pep CECIL BURDETTE OFFICE EQUIPMENT OF LAGRANGE rallies? and anything else that HALLMARK CARDS would be feasible. It wi!j consist of two trumpets, two CRANE NOTES ARTISTS Headquarters for your trombines, two drummers, one MATERIAL BINDERS bass player, and one announcer. OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOTEBOOKS If you are interested in partici- pating in this group contact Bill McGough % The Hilltop News. Page 3. LAGRANGE COLLEGE. LaGrange. Ga., September 10,1969 AN INDEPENDENT LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS In addition. Dean Harwell said Samuel G. VIEW IDEAL CLEANERS Hornsby Jr., assistant pro- fessor of English, has been grant- ed a leave of absence to study The 139th LAGRANGE'S for a doctorate at Auburn Uni- ^^^^^^_^^_year of LaGrange QUALITY CLEANERS versity. ^^^*\ "college has just | begun. Whether r^sfc *%f, this new year 224 GREENVILLE ROAD In these days when many -^ will be excellent, colleges and universities ex- PHONE 884-4656 ^"""""^^ good, fair, or perience a large annual turn- ^^■l^^^^fc had, depends up- over in teaching personnel, the ■ /*> jfl Ion all that make LC administrator credited ■ , M I up the college: better selection procedures and £^;|J| I students, faculty excellent morale as aids in administration, organizations- "Ideal" is the Ideal maintaining faculty stability at independent as well as fraternal Place to go for shirts LaGrange. Excellence in the classroom de- to be cleaned. pends on two factors - ability and involvement. Ourability to have Professor Beck, a an excellent year is unquestioned, native of Newark, Delaware, but our willingness to be involved has taught at LaGrange for two in the total life of our college is something else. In the past we Try Us and years. He earned an under- graduate degree at Gettysburg, have been willing to let less than (Pa.) College and a master of fifty-five percent of the student You'll Be Back! arts degree at the University of body completely control our Virginia, and also has studied Student Government Association, at the University of Vienna. only a handful have really cared OYMA about the Hilltop News and Continued from page 2 Quadrangle, yet all were willing A member of the LC to criticize. Criticism has a Since graduating at * T 6ATHEK FKOM THE TONE Of YOUK LETTER OF faculty since 1962, Miss Canady most important place in life, but LaGrange College in 1960, APPLICATION THAT YOUK PARENTS HAVE PUT GKEAT involvement ma/ be the answer to earned a bachelor's degree at Hampton has earned a master of &TOKE IN YOUfc 0ElNG ACCEPTED IN A CCU.E6E Ttfl$ TEf3V\!' Coker (S.C.) College and a criticism. To ask questions is arts in teaching degree at Emory good. To ask questions, however, University in 1964. He is an master's at University of Tenne- ssee, and also has studied at and not search for answers is un- Episcopalian and served four 3 LC PROFESSORS RETURN forgiveable. Let us ask questions Appalachian (N.C.) State Uni- years as a lay reader in his of all, like Socrates, from the versity. She is a native of local church. TO STUDIES FOR HIGHER DEGREES highest and lowest in our college Summerville, S.C. Rev. Mr. West, a native of society and, by our questions, LaGrange College win The trio includes seek to find our answers to an Augusta, is associate director probably begin its 139th aca- Brandon H. Beck, assistant pro- excellent year. of the Wesley Foundation at the demic year in September with fessor of history, who will begin Professor Reeves is a University of Georgia. He its most stable facultv in recent study at the University of native of Columbus, Miss., and graduated at LaGrange in 1964, years. Illinois in Chicago; Miss received an undergraduate de- A native of LaGrange, Professor Hornsby joined the studied for one year at New Virginia P. Canady, assistant gree at Mississippi State Uni- That was the .word today LaGrange faculty in 1966. He College of University of Edin- professor of health and physical versity and a master's degree from Dr. C. Lee Harwell, aca- was educated at University of burgh, Scotland, and earned a education, who will commence at University of Mississippi. demic dean, who said it is ap- Georgia, earning both bachelor's bachelor of divinity degree at academic work at the University Before his LC appointment a parent the four - year coeduca- Yale University in 1967. of Georgia; and William E. year ago, he had completed re- and master's degrees. He also tional college will lose only has studied at Oxford College An ordained member of the Reeves, associate professor of sidence requirements at Uni- three of the 46 professors who North Georgia Conference of The health and physical education versity of Alabama for the of Emory University, University taught during the 1968-69 year- and director of athletics, who doctorate. of London (England), and , Rev. and all three are returning to will resume studies at the Uni- Auburn University. Mr. West has served as vice presi- studies toward completion of versity of Alabama. dent of Christian Dialogue, and doctoral degrees. is a member of the Athens Ministerial Association and the University Campus Ministers The LC seminar went to Before the LaGrange party Association, all in Athens, He Elegant spread the Kibbutz Yifat ( "The Beauti- left the kibbutz, the foreman of currently is president of the ful" ), located five miles west the pear orchards presented The Highwick LaGrange College Alumni Club of Nazareth on the road to Haifa. each student with a memento - in Athens. He is married to the In existence for 16 years, the com- a small print of an Israeli land- former Theresa Hicks of Thomas- munzl farm's primary crops are scape. Such gift - giving was ville, an LC graduate also. plums and pears and these pro- said to be unprecedented. vided the LaGrange group's work responsibilities. The work- study- travel The students spent their seminar gave the students only a mornings in the orchards, and taste of life in Israel - but it SUMMER even had breakfast there. Coed was enough to whet the appetite. Melissa Elm of Tampa, Fla., re- Despite the fact they worked hard ports, "We got up at four every and had to "rough it" for four SEMINAR morning because we had to be out weeks, the LC students are en- in the orchards picking pears by thusiastic about Israel and sev- 4:30 a.m." eral are determined to return. IN ISRAEL They worked in the orchards six days a week and The Rev. Charles Davis, rested on "Shabbat" (Sabbath). a MSthodist minister from Canton RATED But the experience was not all in the group, said, "I feel the work, however. The afternoons tour was invaluable, and I cer- were free, and the LC students tainly recommend the seminar utilized them in various ways. "OUTSTANDING" tour in preference to tourist One student. reported, type tours." "We'd been there a week or so when they realized that we were Tom Nelson jokingly ad- "I thoroughly enjoyed the there to work hard, see their vised Dr. McCook, "On your trip, found it a very educational country, and learn about their next group - try referring the experience, and would love to go customs. As a matter of fact, it candidates to us - we will give back." turned out that we were the most sought - after workers on the them the sales pitch." This is the way one kibbutz." LaGrange College student-a coed Dick Lowrey of Musella summarized her reaction to the Yifat, the kibbutz where may have summed up the feelings college's recent study - travel the group was located, has 990 of the group: "I went expecting seminar to Israel. members - slightly larger then to find much of interest, and I Gant fashions its spread collar higher and a bit wider average size. found what I was expecting for today's fuller-broader ties. Like all Gant shirts, The 14 seminar partici- - plus." pants, under the direction of Dr. The communal farms be- this Gant Highwick is tailored with infinite care, Charles F. McCook and Dr. David came popular in Israel after Other LC students in the from collar to cuffs. The fabric: a very choice cotton I Naglee of the LC Department World War II when Jews, seek- seminar were Jovce Fountain of broadcloth. In varied-colored miniature checks, all on of Religion, did plenty of travel- ing political refuge from Europe, Byromville, Janice Holbrook of muted grounds. To complement: there is a Gant ing and on-the-spot-studying of streamed into the newly formed Mableton, Fred Kight of Cordele, go-with tie designed especially for this shirt. the Holy Land and its present nation of Israel. In exchange for Charles Kraemer of Melbourne, culture during the five - week homes, these refugees provided Fla., Martin Liebman of Greens- long seminar. the I abor needed to recultivate burg, Pa., and Kay Theus of the fertile lands which were ly- LaGrange. MANSOUR'S But along with the study ing fallow, I roving to be bene- Nancy Long of Newnan and travel came a considerable ficial to both Israel and the 27 Court Shop and Shorter College, Harry Morgan amount of honest - to - goodness kibbutznik. work. To cut their cost of seeing of Clarksboro, N.J., and Asbury Israel and to taste everyday life "I found the Israeli (Ky.) College, and Walter Turner in the country, the students - people well ' educated and of LaGrange and Castle Heights ©1969 C*Nt SHI. and professors - lived and worked aware," one LC student recalled. (Tenn.) Academy. and Dr. on a farm, called a kibbutz, for "Some could speak three or four McCook's son, Charles Jr., were three weeks. languages, including English." also in th'e tour party. Page 4, LAGRANGE COLLEGE. LaGrange. Ga., September 10, 1969 Phipps, Laua New Prof. Cont'd from page 1 Lipscomb, Viola Lavonia Torrey, Paul Edmund II Phipps, Laura Ruth R. Williamson, associate pro- GROUND BREAKING Freshman - Butler High School Transfer - St. Petersburg Jr. Freshman - Robinson High fessor of health and physical Continued from page 1 Gillsville, Georgia College Tampa, Florida education and director of Clearwaier, Florida Little, David Mason athletics. Pool e, Also planned in the tin Freshman - Florida Central Academy, Trapp, Catherine McMillan All four appointments are Poole, Richard Lee Freshman - Edgewater High precedented "Margin of Distinc- Plantation, Florida to fill vacancies caused by pro- Freshman - Newton County High Orlando, Florida tion" program is a science cen- Oxford, Georgia fessors returned to graduate ter, a fine arts center and audi- Turner, Cynthia Dobbs schools to complete require- torium, a new student center, Pratt, Janice Faye Freshman.- H. B. Plant High ments for doctoral degrees. two new classroom buildings, a Long, David Alford Freshman - Troup High Tampa, Florida Dean Harwell said. natatorium (swimming pool),an Freshman - Orange Park High LaGrange, Georgia Turner, Vernon Morton, Jr. Miss Alford comes to addition to the dining hall, a- Orange Park, Florida LaGrange from Sullins College Readdick, Ray Freshman - Santa Fe High nother new dormitory, and add- in Virginia. Previously she Love, Martha Kathryn Freshman - Woflson High High Springs, Florida itional plant and campus im- had taught physical education Freshman - LaGrange High Jacksonville, Fla. provements. Tweed, Henly Ray at Ashley Hall School in LaGrange, Georgia Rickenbacker, John Harold President Henry said Freshman - Evarts High Charleston, S.C., and in the Freshman - Boy I an- Haven -Mather the Methodist-related, four-year, McBride, Pamela Kae Highsplint, Kentucky public high schools in Greens- Academy coeducational institution, now Freshman - Tucker High boro, N. C and Knoxville, Orangeburg, S. C. Varner, Susan Ruth in its 138th year, will gradually Tucker, Georgia Tenn. During several recent Transfer - Young Harris College summers, she has worked at increase" its enrollment from the McDarie, Susan Brinkman Rodgers, Cathy Virginia Savannah, Georgia Camp DeSoto for girls, Mentone, present 60 to 1,000 with com- Freshman - Pickens County High Freshman- Therrell High Ala. She is a native of Waynes- pletion of the Dlanned facilities. Jasper, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Varner, Terry Miles Freshman - Fayette County High boro, Ga., a graduate of Georgia McLemore, Ann Newton Rodgers, John Mark College at Milledgeville, and NEW STUDENTS Fayetteville, Georgia Freshman - Marietta High Transfer - West Georgia College earned a master's degree in Continued from page 1 Walden, Marian Elaine Marietta, Georgia West Point, Georgia physical education at the Uni- Freshman - West Fanin High versity of Tennessee. Macmillan, Martha Frances Rogozinski, Henry Blue Ridge, Georgia Holland, Laurie Ann Freshman - Columbus High Transfer - Univ. of Florida A Methodist, Miss Alford Freshman - Cartersville High Columbus, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Warde, Kristen Finley is also a member of the American Cartersville, Georgia Freshman - Robert E. Lea High Association of Health, Physical McMillan, Lorraine Ross, Paul Stanley Jacksonville, Florida Education and Recreation and the Holsinger, William Allan Freshman - Santa Fe High Transfer - Ulster County National Education Association. Freshman - Central High Alachua, Florida Community College Ware, Walter Estes As an undergraduate she was pre- Woodstock, Virginia Ellenville, New York Freshman - Howey Academy Martin, Eduardo J. Jacksonville, Florida sident of the Tennis Club and a Howard, Karlton Leander Miami Dade Jr. College Rush, Sarah Beatrice member of the Student Govern- Wascura, Cathleen Jean Miami, Florida Freshman - Olanta High ment Association, the Recreation Freshman - Lucy C. Laney High Freshman - Maine Township High Olanta, South Carolina Association, the Physical Educa- Augusta," Georgia Mashburn, Catherine Des Plaines, Illinois tion Majors Club, and the swim- Hunnicutt, Jack Rundell, Jr. Freshman - Forsyth County High Seaborne, Charles Rolfe III Webb, Michael John ming club. At the University of Freshman - Fort Valley High Schoc Cumming, Georgia Freshman - Boca Ciega High Freshman - South Cobb High Tennessee she was elected to Fort Valley, Georgia St. Petersburg, Florida Mason, Richard Thomas Austell, Georgia Phi Eta Tau physical education Freshman - LaGrange High honor fraternity and served as a Hurston,- Curlton Reid Schell, Mildred Bates Wedgworth, Douglas Keith LaGrange, Georgia Freshman - Glynn Academy residence counselor. Freshman -LaGrange High Freshman - The Bolles School LaGrange, Georgia St. Simons Island, Georgia Miss Meeks, a native of Miller, Mary Louise Belle Glade, Florida Selma, Ala., whose home now is Isaac, Earthamae Freshman - Newnan High Schellack, John Keith, Jr. Welden, Gary Tinsley Aliceville, Ala., is a graduate of Freshman - LincotTi High Haralson, Georgia Freshman - Lakeside High Transfer - Reinhardt College Southwestern College at Memphis, Sumter, South Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Mitchel, Randall Larry Monroe, Georgia Tenn., where she graduated "with Jacobs, Judith Ann Freshman - Troup High Seay, Carole Snn distinction" and was named Freshman - Melbourne High West, John Richard LaGrange, Georgia Freshman - Fayette County High "most outstanding senior English Melbourne Beach, Florida Freshman - Miller County High Fayetteville, Georgia student." In June she graduated Mooney, Patricia Jean Colquitt, Georgia Jimenez, Marjorie Lynne from Indiana University in Bloom- Freshman - South Hall High Sebaugn, Elmer Lee ington with a master's degree Transfer - Reinhardt College Whatley, Robert Berry Flowry Branch, Georgia Freshman - Troup High Hepzibah, Georgia Freshman - LaGrange High in English. LaGrange, Georgia The new English professor Jones, Jay Gordon LaGrange, Georgia Sedlmayr, Michael Steven is a member of Kappa Delta sor- Freshman - Hardaway High Williams, Gordon Curtis Freshman - H. B. Plant High ority and was a chapter officer in Columbus, Georgia Moore, Martha Hazeltine Freshman - Lakeshore High the sorority and a member of an Freshman - Groveland High Tampa, Florida College Park, Georgia honorary intersorority group at Jones, William Hill Groveland, Florida Setzer, William Allan, Jr. Freshman - Bradley-Central High Willis, Sandra Elizabeth Southwestern. She served as a Freshman - Plant High residence counselor at both Cleveland, Tennessee Mosser, Don Paul Tampa, Florida Freshman - South Cobb High Mableton, Georgia Southwestern and Indiana. A Jordan, Judy Cheryl Freshman - Albany High Sewalls, William Laurence Presbyterian, she has parti- Transfer - Andrew College Albany, Georgia Freshman - Scotch Plains-Fanwoad Wink, Mary Susan cipated in the denomination's Villa Rica, Georgia Freshman - Dalton High Nasworthy, Ricky Lane Scotch Plains, New Jersey youth activities and conferences. Justice, Joseph Thomas Freshman - Troup High Dalton, Georgia Thomas is a native of Sewell, Rebecca Ann Freshman - Winter Park High LaGrange, Georgia Kirksville, Mo., grew up in Freshman - Winter Park High Wolverton, Charles Lee Maitlant. Florida Tucson, Ariz., and now lives in Winter Park, Florida Freshman - Central High Justice, Kenneth Bruce Arcadia. Calif. He is a graduate Nauss, Sheila Ann Woodstock, Virginia Transfer - Andfrew Col lege of thp University of Arizona and Freshman - Troup High Shelhorse, Max Ansel Fitzgerald, Georgia Freshman - Jordon Vocational High Zirkle, Pamela Ellen earned a master's degree in poli- LaGranae. Georgia Columbus, Georgia Freshman - Stonewall Jackson tical science at the University of Keziah, Wanda Louvonne Nelson, Johnny Webster High Iowa. He studied under the Wilma Freshman - Colonial High School Freshman - William R. Boone High Sherril I, Rebecca Kay Mt. Jackson, Virginia D. Hoyal American Legion Orlando, Florida Orlando, Florida Freshman - Columbia High Goodson, Twyla Sue Scholarship and a National De- Decatur, Georgia King, Carla Frances Nolan, Marjorie Bacon Freshman - F. T. Wills High fense Education Act fellowship. The political scientist Freshman - Fayette County High Freshman - Bryan County High Shiretzki, Rosemary Smyrna, Georgia was an enlisted man in the United Fayetteville, Georgia Pembroke, Georgia Freshman-Gainesville High States Marine Corps, serving in Gainesville, Georgia Kirkland, Frances Ann Norman, William Pierce Japan, Korea, Phi 11 ippines. Cuba, Freshman - Newnan High Transfer - Young Harris College Singleton, Emilv Adele and South Vietnam. Currently Moreland, Georgia Blairsville, Georgia Freshman - Saint Angela Academy he is employed as a sales admini- NEW ADMISSION Orlando", Florida strative assistant with the Allstate Kramer, Brian Charles O'Donnel, William Dale Continued from page 2 Insurance Company in California, Freshman - W. Tresper Clarke High Orlando Junior College Skipwith, Allan James Westbury, New York Orlando, Florida Freshman - Holy Family High strative assistant with the All- Birmingham, Alabama A Spartanburg, S.C., state Insurance Company in Krug, Valerie Jean Otokawa, Kenichi native who grew up in LaGrange, California. He is a Presbyterian Freshman - H. B. Plant High Freshman - Hogansville, High Slagle, Jesse Clifford Lockman is a 11963 graduate of and a member of the American Tampa, Florida Hogansville, Georgia Freshman - Forest Park Senior LaGrange High School. He earn- Political Science Association. Forest Park, Georgia Thomas is married and the father Lancaster, Cynthia Jane Pair, Thomas Glenn ed a degree at of a son. Freshman - The Highlands School Freshrrfan - Eustis High Smith, Roy Martin LaGrange College in 1967, maj- Williamson is a native of Frostproof, Florida Nt. Dora, Florida Freshman - Ridgewood High oring in business administration East Tallassee, Ala., and earned Ridgewood, New Jersey and economics, and has done Lambert, Sara Anne Panico, Valerie Jean graduate study at West Georgia both the bachelor of science and Freshman - Newnan High Freshman - Westfield Senior High Spencer, Rebecca Katherine College. master of arts degree at Troy Freshman - Columbia High Newnan, Georgia Westfield, N. J. Lockman has taught psy- State University. He comes to his Decatur, Georgia new physical education position Land, Stanley Cawley Park, Donna Lee chology and history at Fayette after • teaching and coaching at Freshman - Berkmar High Freshman - Plant High Spil lane, Cornelius Vincent III County High School, Fayetteville Troup High School in LaGrange Lilburn, Georgia Tampa, Florida Freshman - Staunton Military for two years. He was advisor Huntsville, Alabama to the Kiwanis International- since 1960. Lasater, Vicky Lynn Pater, Robert Charles sponsored Key Club in the high A Veteran of the United Freshman - Plant High Freshman - Florida Central Academy Swecker, Peggy Ann school and to the Boy Scout States Air Force and duty in Tampa, Florida Keystone, Heights, Florida Freshman - Central High Explorer post No. 75 in Peach- Japan, Williamson played foot- Woodstock, Virginia ball, basketball and baseball on Lasseter, Linda Ray Peacock, James Charles Jr. tree City. Freshman - Lakeview High service teams. In college he won Freshman - Fernandina Beach High Thompson, Eleanor Ann The new LC staff member three monograms in baseball and Winter Garden, Florida Freshman - Newnan High was president of Sigma Nu Pi Fernandina Beach, Florida one as football team manager. He Newnan, Georgia fraternity du-ing his college Lawton, Cestia Charles is a member of the Baptist Church Freshman Florida Central Academy days. He is a member of the Thompson, Merry June and the Optimist Club. He has Orlando, Florida Personius, Carol Lynn First Baptist Church of LaGrange Transfer - Middle Georgia Coll served as advisor to. the Optimist- Freshman - Plant High and the Georgia Education Ass- Leclerc, Kenneth Bruce sponsored Octagon Club at his Tampa, Florida Byronville, Georgia ociation. Freshman - Melbourne High school, and belonged to the "Melbourne Beach, Fla. Tison, Luther Henry III Lockman is married to Georgia High School Coaches Peterson, Jennie Elizabeth Transfer - Young Harris Junior a former LC student, Anna Lynn Association and the Troup Educa- Leffen, Carter Forsythe Freshman - Fernandina Beach High College Walker of LaGrange. tion Association. He and his Freshman - Woodward Academy Fernandina Beach, Florida Jacksonville, Florida wife have two daughters and a Joplin, Missourri son.