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181 New Students Flood tte ttilltop Betos "Representing Georgia's Oldest Independent Institution of Higher Learning." 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 Atlanta, 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 - Andrew College 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
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