Cyclops 1960

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Cyclops 1960

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ORGANIZATIONS'
EDITOR:
Vivian Ingram
BUSINESS MANAGER: Joy
FEATURES:
Dottie Harrison
CLASSEiS: Pattie
Newton
PUBLICATION STAFF:
Winifred Parris
Susan Archer
Linda Morey
Marianne Thornton
Pat Hubbard
Kay Gissendaner
Doris Carmichael
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Martin
ÎNESS STAFF:
Bob Smith
Barbara Henson
Joyce Estes
Sandra Durham
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Sandra Brown
MR.
J.
D.
ANTHONY
DEDICATION
The
outstanding qualities of
what make him so loved by
faculty
man
to teach will
his students, his fellow
his gentle
keep him forever
who have been
privileged to
manner, and
know him.
dedicate this annual to
J.
D.
his desire
alive in the hearts of
of his retirement, we, the 1960 Cyclops
MR.
himself are
members, and everyone who meets him. His
keen sense of humor,
all
this
ANTHONY.
In the year
staff,
wish to
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GENERAL HOAG
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President
Dean
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MISS DONOVAN
Dean of Women
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CAPTAIN HAUSE
Commandant
of Cadets
FACULTY
J.
D. Anthony, M.A.
Biology
W.
D. Booth, M.A.
M.
Bouffard, M.A.
P.
Education
English
T. C. Bryan, Ph.D.
Social Science
AucE Donovan,
Home
B.S.
Economics
J.
G. Bryson, M.S.
Business Administration
Sarah Drew, M.S.
G. H. Engerrand, Ph.D.
Social Science
Modern Language
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W.
Carpenter, M.A.
Mathematics
S.
W. H.
EssARY, M.A.
English
R. H. Belcher, M.S.
Chemistry
Dorothy Brown, Ph.D.
English
C. J. DiSMUKES, Ph.D.
Modern Language
H. B. Forester, Ph.D.
Biology
FACULTY
Joyce Fowler, M.A.
Physical Education
L. B.
Freeman, M.S.
business Administration
B. L.
Freeman, M.S.
Economics
Home
FACULTY
E. G. PiGG,
W.
M.A.
Physics
P.
Roberts, Ph.D^
Social Science
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B.
W.
Sanders, M.S.
J.
M. Smith, M.A.
Orby Southard, Ph.D.
Social Science
J.
B.
Trammell,
C. E. Stevenson,
ma.
Business Administration
Jean White, M.A.
English
M.A.
H. R. Suluvan, M.A.
English
Education
Education
M.
Wight, Ph.D.
Mathematics
C.
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J.
T. Simpson, M.A.
English
Chemistry
Biology
F.
C. SIMMS, Ph.D.
C.
M. Yager, M.Ed.
Physics
L. R.
TowsoN, M.A.
Mathematics
W. D. Young, M.A.
Social Science
STAFF
Mrs.
Emory Bell
Nurse
LuaLLE Chambers
Comp-
Secretary to Assistant
Audrey Bunkley
Secretary to the Comptroller
Miss Estelle David
Secretary to President
trailer
Mrs.
Ann Huff
Secretary, Registrar's Office
Arnold Hulsey
Accountant, Comptroller's
J.
W. Philups
Assistant Comptroller
Frances Ragan
Assistant Dietician
Robert Ragan
Manager Student Canteen
Office
Wendell Satterfield
Cashier, Comptroller's Office
Emory L. Stephens
Bookkeeper, Comptroller's
J. B. Jones
Bookstore Assistant
Office
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Mrs. Hazel Tyree
Dietician
Miss Patricia Wagner
Secretary to the Dean
STAFF
J.
G.
Woodward
Medical Officer
Ola Brown
Canteen
Dr.
"D" and
Dr.
Engerrand chat before
Staff
class.
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Sara M. Wright
Nurse
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MR.
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MISS N. G.
1960
FRANK
REECE and
PAULA CAGLE
C.
SIBYL BAESZLER
Friendliest
RAY BROADAWAY
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Most Versatile
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MARTHA
LISTER
ELLIS
SKINNER
Most Athletic
SALLY FOSTER
TOMMY HOLLEY
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Cutest Couple
MARILYN McBRAYER
BEECHER DuVALL
Most Dependable
JOYCE GREEN
TERRY BAGGETT
Most Loyal
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BARBARA KNIGHT
EDDIE SILLS
who's Who
in
and
Colleges
Sitting left to right: K. Sanders, J. Swint,
M
Ellis,
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Universities
McBrayer. Back:
K. Melton, T. Baggett, R. Waldrop, F. Reece. Back Sianding:
Each year teachers
their colleges
in the
United States
who have been
American
J.
W. Bowen,
select students
Green, dochois
from
outstanding leaders in scholar-
and activities on the campus.
These honored students are members of "Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities".
Frank Reece is Cadet Colonel of the Brigade.
Roger Waldrop, a Lieutenant Colonel, is Second Battle
ship, sportsmanship, citizenship,
Group Commander.
"F"
Company Commander.
Terrell Baggett
is
James Rivers
a potential Medical student.
is
L.
Harrison,
J.
Rivers,
M. Capps,
L.
Horton, T. Mitchell,
L. Skinner.
Lieutenant Colonel
Lee Harrison
is
First
Battle
Group
Commander.
Tilden Mitchell
Bill
Bowen
is
is
"C" Company Commander.
a pre-medical student.
Leland Horton is on the Second Battle Group Staff.
Melvin Capps is a member of Second Battle Group Staff.
Jeanctle Swint is an English major.
Joyce Cireen is an education major.
Marilyn McBrayer is a home economics major.
Karen Sanders is a biology major.
Afartha Ellis
is
a biology major.
JUNIORS:
LINDA APPLING
CHARLIE BREITHAUPT
OUTSTANDING
UNDERCLASSMEN
FRESHMEN:
LINDA KIMBROUGH
JACKIE RAGSDALE
SOPHOMORES:
NANCY JORDAN
PHILIP
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CYCLOPS QUEEN
MISS ALICE ALLEN
"Holy,
fair,
The heaven
and wise
is
she
such grace did lend her
That she might admired
be."
Shakespeare
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ANITA ALLEN
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UNDA SROl
ARSULA THOMAS
Brigade Sweetheart
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S,p(ytJiA
Charles Burrell
Pitcher
Don
Segars
Bill
Second Base
Holcomb
Charles Cantrell
Third Base
Left-field
Varsity
The
1958-59
North Georgia College Varsity baseball team
joyed an over-all record of thirteen wins and eight
losses.
en-
This
won them third place in the G. I. A. C.
By graduation, the team lost Jerido Ward, pitcher; John
Cavender, catcher; and Larry Coleman, catcher. Ward, among
those graduating, was the Most Valuable Player, and his excellent
work on the mound will certainly be missed in the opening
season. We will also miss him at the plate!
The 1959-60 team is expected to be even better, relying on the
efforts of many veteran players as well as new ones. The coming
season should be one of the best North Georgia has seen in
record
several years.
Frank Eubanks, Manager
First row: Griffith, R. Davis, D. Davis,
Cavender, Burrell, McPhaul, Eubanks. Second row: Coleman, Ward, West, Averett, McNair,
Ashcraft. Third row: Otte (coach), Cantrell, Royal, Cobb,
Holcomb, Smith,
Segars,
Matherly
(coach).
Sheffield,
Broadaway,
Dan
Davis
Shortstop
BASEBALL
The CADETS meet
and
all
Carolina,
over
Mercer
They
University,
College and our old
both from out of state
College, Western
Valdosta State College, Berry
a variety of teams,
Georgia.
play
Erskin
Piedmont College.
is proud of the CADET baseball
team. They are a fine group of boys doing an excellent job. The
students are also especially proud of the new baseball diamond
which the team will be playing on for the first time this year.
Along with our new gymnasium, we will have one of the finest
baseball diam.onds in the South. With such material and such
facilities we expect much from the CADETS.
rival,
Everyone on the campus
Ward
preparing to bunt. Graduation for
valuable player meant a great loss to
the 1960 CADET team.
this
Ray Broadaway
Second Base
Bill
Royal
Right- field
Robert Smith
First
Base
Tai ver ANcixnt
First
Base
Barbara Knight
Captain
Margaret Kennedy
Margie Gunn
Co-Captain
Linda Appling
Nancy
Judy Fowler
Sidney Biirrell
Judy Colvin
Phillips
Cheerleaders
The
cheerleaders of North Georgia College are present at
the basketball
These
games
to cheer the
team on
to victory.
The
student body
proud of the
is
pleased by their performance and
qualities they represent.
chosen by the faculty, the present cheer-
Varsity cheerleaders are; Barbara Knight, Linda Appling,
and some of the members of the student body. They
are judged on the basis of poise, personality, and ability.
Judy Fowler, Margie Gunn, Judy Colvin, Nancy Phillips,
Sidney Burrell, and Margaret Kennedy.
girls are
leaders,
Substitute Cheerleaders Left to Right:
Peggi Walker, Nanci Cowart, Martha
Hyde, Kay Norton.
Doug Grindlc
Jimmy
Andy Edwards
Spencer Boyd
Carter
VARSITY BASKETBALL
The
1960 Basketball team has displayed tremendous
fight under the direction of Coach Rufus
Hackney.
Spencer "Curly," Boyd, who sets an outstanding
example, is fifth leading scorer in the N.A.I.A. In the
game with West Georgia, Curly scored 44 points.
The team for next year promises to be a good one;
such Freshmen as Jackie Ragsdale, Cecil Chewning,
spirit
and
Bobby Cook, Robin
Miller,
Mike Clark, and Paul Eber-
hardt appear to have the qualifications for outstanding
basketball players.
Billy
First
Holcomb
Tommy
Holley
row: Adams, Miller, Ragsdale, Tippens, Holcomb. Edwards, Boyd, Holley, Cook. Second
Carter, Grindle,
roic:
Coach Hackney, Anderson, Eberhardt, Chewning,
Brown, Thornton, Clark.
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Cecil
Chewning
Bobby Cook
Jerald
Brown
Joe Thornton
Paul Eberhardt, Robin Miller
Paul Tippens, Jackie Ragsdale, Mike Clark
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Holcomb
drives in for a shot.
Cadets score again!
Two more
points for high-point
man, Boyd.
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First
Weyman
row:
Tison, Pat Quigley, Jack Tippens,
Bobby Furcron. Second row: Paul Tippens, Joe Thornton, Jerry Akin, Frank
Team
Varsity Tennis
The
1959
North Georgia Tennis
we
G.I.A.C. trophy. For that reason
to
an excellent season
number one man on
the
Team won
team,
the
are looking forward
Returning
this year.
Weyman
will
be the
Tison, un-
beaten in match play. Also returning are Jack Tippens,
unbeaten in singles play, and his brother Paul, unbeaten
in
doubles play. Last year the Tippens brothers
Paul Tippens makes a nice return. The Tippens twosome. Jack and
Paul,
made
their opponents appear to be novices. Their teamwork
and coordination are the result of long hours of practice.
Though the team lost Quigley, Bard, and Akin, there
are still two very prominent and promising players left.
Furcron and Thornton will compensate the loss.
Varsity members are chosen from an everchanging
challenge
meaning
ing
board.
The
play
is
that one begins at the
may work
his
way
Poole, Coach Hackney.
ladder challenge
play,
bottom and by challeng-
to the top.
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make North Georgia a formidable opponent.
Rifle
First row: Garrett, Surls,
Teams
Brown, Wilson, Williams. Second row: Wilkins, Skelton, Johnston, Armstrong, Marchesseau, Moelchert,
Blackwell, Carlile, Capt. Levitt.
GirL
The
Team
Boys'
composed of those girls who are
willing to put forth time and effort for the sake of intercollegiate competition. Any girl, whether or not she has had
experience, is eligible to compete for a position on the team.
During the year many postal matches are entered against
colleges and universities all over the United States. Points
Girls' Rifle
is
are earned according to scores in the matches fired. At the
end of the year each girl's total is made out and she receives
a medal or college jacket according to her standing
pared with that of the other team members.
as
com-
The
Jr.,
Boys' Rifle
Jarrell, Casey,
Ed Skelton,
The team
most modern shoot-
led by Cadet Captain
has defeated some of the nation's finest teams.
has been completely equipped with the
ing aids and to improve the atmosphere in which they shoot,
the rifle range at North Georgia College has been completely
remodeled and equipped.
In the annual William
Randolph Hearst Trophy Match
Third Army area with Cadet
the team placed third in the
Captain Skelton taking the individual
Army
area champion-
Cadet Captain Skelton's score was the same as the national individual winner, but the tie was broken by the
ship.
application of the
First
Team,
NRA
tied score rules.
Busby, West, Feuchter. Second row: Hiuher, Couch, Coons, Burnette, Smith, Stephens, Driver.
1960 CYCLOPS
The 1960 Annual Staff has tried to present to the students a
book which is new, different and appealing. For the first time,
we have set forth campus life "as it is."
The many hours of planning and hard work that have gone
into the production of this book will remain unknown to the
majority of students, but the staff members will remember it as
an unforgettable and rewarding experience. We have struggled
together to produce what we hope will please the students and
faculty. We hope it will be a foundation for better books in
the future.
As you look through your 1960 Cyclops, we hope you will see
life on this campus — hard work, relaxation, and education. Each picture will represent some phase
of your daily life. Every scene is typical of what we see each day,
but of which we take little notice. As the years pass, we will see
these scenes again in our mind's eye. We have tried to transcend
time, select the images which will remain most vivid, and print
them for future memories.
Time will move on. There will be many memories we wish to
the things typical of your
recall. It
to
Editor, Vivian Ingram, checks
is
our sincere wish that the 1960 Cyclops
bring those youthful years back into focus!
Cyclops mail for daily
notices.
Vivian Ingram
Editor
Manager
Joy Busby
Dottie Harrison
Pattie Newton
Financial Adviser
Mr. Gilbert
Business
Features
Classes
Adviser
Dr.
Brown
Business
Manager, Joy Busby,
counts at registrar's office.
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checks
will be able
Top
left:
Marianne Thornton,
J.
D. Whiting,
Dottie Harrison.
BUSINESS STAFF
Top
right, seated left to right:
Joy
Estes,
Sandra
Durham, Barbara Henson, Linda Morey, Martha
Ash, Sandra Brown. Standing: Robert Smith.
Left to right: Arthurlynn Dobbs, Pattie
Janice Dorough, Ann Wilson.
Newton
EDITORIAL STAFF
Bottom
Margaret Kennedy, Judy Martin,
Susan Archer, Pat Hubburd, Kay Gissendaner,
Winifred Parris, Doris Carmichael, Gail Minton.
right:
CADET BUGLER
The
CADET BUGLER'S
hardworking
staff
keeps the student
body, the faculty, and the alumni informed on the every day
life
here at North Georgia College.
The
and
literary aspects of college life
much human
interest as possible to provide
sports, clubs, military,
are reflected with as
an interesting and informative picture of the present,
past,
and
future of our school.
The CADET BUGLER
is
written entirely by a student
a
quarterly magazine,
staff.
The
which
is
writers are benefited by
experience, while the student body as a whole has an appealing
supplement from
their everyday work.
Hurley Daughtrey, Editor
Peggy Ivey, Lynn Sprague
Adviser
Miss
Business
Bottom
Manager
left:
Left
to
Susan Archer
rig)tt:
Harvey Cowan, Gayle Brand, Susan Archer,
Business Mgr., Ellen Bolton, Betty Hopkins. Bottom right: Left
Mary
White
Hurley Daughtrey
Editor
Sheats,
Hurley Daughtrey, Beverly Bryan.
to
right:
Left
to
right:
John Hodges,
Left to right: Judy
Jarrell,
Dunn,
Sybil Baeszler, Carolyn
Bonnie McNeal, Margaret Bryan.
Hurley Daughtrey, John
Lister Skinner.
Moss,
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McCamy, Melcher, Bibb, Harrison, Capt. Levitt (Adviser), Vaughn, Morrison, Reed, Darden, Ponder.
Second row: Hodges, Rivers, Thornton, Brackett, Hurst, Artley, Pirkle, Boyd, A. Smith, Geiger, Leverette, Baggett, Harrison, Gibson, West, Evans,
Mitchell, Horton, Brown, Sills. Third row: Skelton, Anderson, Bowen, Holcomb, Winn, Waldrop, Daniel, Duke, Hogsed, Capps, Williams, Guest, Floyd,
Higginbotham, Sewell, Parker, Potter, Driver, Tillman, Sims, Hayes.
Tirst row: Skinner, Giindle. Melton, Hand, Hardy,
Club
Offi cers
The
Officers*
Club
is
an organization which furnishes sup-
port for both the students and college in the form of recreation, aid,
The
and
ant aim
leadership.
Officers'
Club sponsors
the two largest formal dances
North Georgia College each year — the Sweetheart Ball
fall quarter, and the Military Ball at the close of
spring quarter. Each quarter two movies are sponsored by
this club. The money obtained from these movies is used
for further entertainment and activities for the school as a
whole. Banquets are planned each year for the officers and
at
during
their dates.
The purpose
This organization provides a basis of experience into the
life they will probably follow. An import-
military form of
of the banquets
is
to familiarize
preparing the Junior Class cadets for
Benning. The Club also sponsors a
dance for the Junior Class members while at Fort Benning.
This group publishes an address booklet each year with
is
to aid in
"Summer Camp"
all
at Fort
students of N.G.C. listed in
it.
This book has proven
The
Officers'
Club provides
a
means by which
Army.
Left to right: Eddie
Sills,
Vice-Pres.; Fred Pope,
Sec;
Albert Hardy, Treas.;
Grindle, Chaplain; Capt. Levitt, Adviser; and Lee Harrison, Pres.
all
officers
can have a voice in the operation in the corps and student
body. It sets an example for the remainder of the cadets.
the cadet officer with his future social activities in the United
States
to
be of great value to each cadet and coed.
Doug
Capt. Levitt
Adviser
Anita Aixen
Sweetheart
First
row: Rickard, Harris, Winn, Lord, Breithaupt, Daughtrey, Horn, Turner, Cox, R. Davis, Brinson, Harpold. Whitehead, Watson, Conkin. Second
row: Garth, Blount, Eidson, Hardy, D. Adams, Ireland, Hopkins, Melton, Johnson, Sumpter, Sales, J. Tippens, Brown, Sheffield, Duncan, Lancaster, D.
Davis, Lovelace, Thayer, Butler, Kenyon, Carlile. Third row: J. Adams, Wheeler, O'Kelley, Rainwater, McCormick, Dyer, Grider, P. Tippens, R. Smith,
J.
Davis, Banks, Furcron, Drinkard, Miller, Cantrell, Payne, Benson, Couch, D.
Watson, Eubanks, Pierson, Sneed, Mooney, Lowe, Scholes, WesLbrook,
Norman.
Non-Commissioned
The North Georgia
College N.C.O. Club is concerned
and important supplement to military
training, both for the present and for the future. Its activities include the reviewing of the branches of the Army, the
with being a
vital
study of tactics as they are practically applied, the use of
actual communications as used in the
seeks to provide a balanced
round
field.
The Club
also
for
and night
the
field
Club
problems, firing on the range, observing at
Army Ranger Camp, and
a general review of military
on a much better
Stimmer Camp, which in turn fulfills the
ultimate objective of producing able and capable leaders.
North Georgia daily feels the influence of the N.C.O. Club
science enable the individual cadet to put
performance
at
members
exert their respective leadership
Seated: Charles Breithaupt, Pres. Standing:
Ronnie Davis, Sec; Robert Turner, V.
of social activities, not
enjoyment, but also for understanding of the
customs and practices of the Army. Practical work, like day
only
Officers'
as its individual
abilities.
Major Smith
Adviser
Hurley Daughtrey, Chaplain; Barclay Cox, Treas.; Fredrick Home,
Mrs. C. C. Breithaupt
Glen DA Selman
Sponsor
Sweetheart
Sgt. at
Arms.
P.;
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Sills, Winn, Breithaupt, Winn, Horn, Skinner. Second row: Macolly, Conkin, Hand. Blount, Hoover, Leverette,
Woods, Turner, Garrett. Third row: Plummer, Baggett, Johnson, Smith, Watson, Cox, Sumpter, Smith, Sales, Benson. Mitchell, Garth.
row: Bibb, Hardy, Lord, Thornton,
Scholes, Heeth,
Rex Fraternity
Rex
The
Fraternity was founded in 1917 by a group of cadets
who were
original
The
motto
is
"The wreath
is
for those
who
con-
active
and the colors are red,
white, and black. The present Alpha Chapter of REX is the
oldest social group on the campus. The men of REX are
proud of their fraternity and are always working together
this
to
interested in forming a social
group but were not
desirous of joining a national fraternity. In 1933 national
were banned from the campus. Sigma Nu, then
on the campus, was disbanded and the members of
formed REX.
fraternities
Seated
left
to right:
Thornton,
Sills,
Winn. Standing: Lord, Smith.
tend."
flower
is
the tuberose,
keep the fraternity progressive in the future.
President
Eddie Sills
V .-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
....
Hewell Winn
Furman Thornton
Gerald Lord
Major Smith
Left
to
Floyd,
Artley,
right:
Smith,
Higginbotham.
Hayes, Mr. Belcher.
Ralph Hayes
President
V .-President
.
.
Secretary
Treasurer
Linton Higginbotham
Howard Floyd
Harry Artle>
Mr. Belcher
....
Adviser
Sigma Theta Fraternity
The
history
of
the
Sigma Theta Fraternity
at
N.G.C.
started in 1934, but the origin of the Fraternity dates back
large
The
membership, so the Sigma Club split into two parts.
national fraternities had lost their charter at N.G.C.
further.
because the college had become too small.
At the old Georgia State College for Men in Tifton, there
was an honorary leadership organization called the Sigma
Club. Members were selected for their leadership in campus
Omega members on
activities as well as for scholarship.
this
An
organization such as
could not hope to compete with social fraternities for a
The
the faculty organized the
patterned after the Sigma
Omega and Sigma
old Sigma
Sigma Theta,
Clubs.
Mr. Belcher and Mr. Booth, members of our faculty, are
both former members of the Sigma Club and organizers of
the present Sigma
Theta
Fraternity.
row: Hodges, Reece, Waldrop, Artley, Mr. Belcher (Adviser), Hayes. Smith, Higginbotham, Floyd. Second row: Hall, A.
Thayer, Easley, Maples, Whitehead, Davis, Hale, Robinson, Blackmon, Gober. Third row: Freeman, Potter, Mooney, D. Thayer,
Daughtrcv, \an Horn, Rikard. Cobb, Lancaster, Bowen, Melcher, Mason.
First
Business Administration Club
The Business Administration Club is to help the business
administration students by bringing them together to discuss
problems they have encountered or might encounter in their
problems of mutual concern. The meetings also give the
club members a view into all phases of business by presenting speakers from large concerns all over Georgia. These
representatives talk with the members about the different
This organization, being one of the largest on the N.G.C.
campus, shows its interests in many ways. They provide a
used uniform exchange for the benefit of the Cadets,
future jobs.
Newton Oakes
Terry Baggett. V. P.; Barbara Henson, reporter; Linton Higginbotham,
Pattie Newton, Sec.
Pres.;
Joy Busby, Treas.;
Adviser
Mrs.
S.
Higginbotham
Sponsor
MM
Home
Economics Club
The Home Economics Club
home economics students of the
strives
to
inform
the
opportunities for serv-
home, family, and nation through art and
an opportunity for fellowship among
students on the campus as well as promotes professional
attitudes and interests. The club also seeks to improve
ice
to
the
science. It provides
education for the profession of
home
economics, de-
velop leadership ability, and share with others the value
of the profession.
The Home Economics Club serves the school in many
The members made the refreshments for the presi-
ways.
also make pimch and cookies for
At Christmas time a reception is presented to exhibit projects done by the home furnishings class, cooking class, and Home Economics Club
to acquaint outsiders with the Home Economics Department at North Georgia College. Near the end of spring
quarter a tea is given in honor of the seniors.
dent's reception.
company
parties.
They
First row: S. Fisher, K. Gissendaner, L. Gilbert, S.
Durham, K. Gibbons, J. Keller, H. Daughtrey, S Stone, S. Stephens, B. Hopkins, Z.
J. Fowler, T. Cheek, T. Thomas, B. Parks, J. Dunn, M. Bryan, L. Appling, J. Estes, A. AlThird row: S. Hartley, L. Bradley. H. Hooks, J. Moss, A. Hardy, L. Mooney, R. Butler, H. Cowan, T. Freeman, J. Bell.
D. Daniels, Mr. Simpson (Adviser) Officers: H. Daughtrey, Pres.; E. Stephens, Vice-pres.; Sharlene Griffin, Sec.
Davidson, B. McNeal, B. Bryan. Second row:
len, E. Stephens.
.
Alpha
Dramatics Club
The Dramatic Club
has one of the biggest club member-
ships
on campus.
ficial
student activities and
It
provides
is
many
opportunities for bene-
a great service to the
North
Alpha
ternity.
points.
Psi
Omega
Psi
is
a
Omega
national honorary dramatic
Georgia College campus.
various duties connected with a stage performance.
The club puts on one performance each quarter in the
form of three one-act plays or a full-length play. Also the
club is responsible for many of our fine chapel programs.
ligious
The purpose
Mae
Smith,
Emily Stephens,
Mooney.
Hurley
Daughtrey,
Lister Skinner,
Mr. Simpson
A dviser
Lister Skinner
Presiden t
Lowell
and
of this club
social
is
"Using young talent for
It is through this
entertainment."
re-
or-
ganization that the North Georgia students rise in the dra-
matic
Ida
fra-
To be a member of this organization one must earn
A potential candidate earns points by assisting in
field.
j
row: Martha
Ellis, Jim
Hubbard, Hurley
Daughtery, John Potter. Second row: Martha Connell,
First
Rivers, Pat
Alberta
Susan
Hoff,
Tippcns,
Jack
Third
Annette
John
Davis,
Bell.
Henryetta Brown,
rotu:
Tankersley,
Shirley
Emily
Stephens,
Fourth row:
Johnson,
Winn.
Billy
Karen Sanders, Betty Smith,
Nan
Young Tillman,
Smith,
Euphala Sosebee,
Bill
Bowen.
Fifth row: Dr. Forester (Adviser),
Officers:
M.
Ellis,
Pres.;
J.
Rivers. Vice-pres.; J. Potter. Sec:
P.
Hubbard; Dr.
Lloyd.
Forester, Adviser
Chemistry Club
Biology Club
The Chemistry Club is a professional organization composed of professional chemistry majors. The objectives of
pemiission to organize a Science Club. This matter was
the organization are the following: to provide programs of
ferred to a committee headed by Dr. Forester,
general interest on subjects which are not covered in
and
to
class,
provide social entertainment for students of similar
academic
interest.
portance of chemistry in modern warfare.
The
club
is
capably supervised by Dr. Simms and Pro-
fessor Belcher.
First
row: Dr. Simms,
Carlile.
Ray
row: Guy
Wood, B. Lips-
Second
comb, Ronald Norris, Bryan,
Tommy How-
Miller, Sharpe,
William
Furcron,
Hall,
Theo
Robert
îles,
Lynn
Sprague.
Walter Parks,
Pres.;
E. Harrison, Vice-Pres.;
James
Officers:
Carlile,
Sec.
-
Simms, Adviser.
Treas.;
its
fall
quarter of 1939, a group of students applied for
faculty adviser. In 1940 the Science
Dr.
re-
who became
Club was
officially
founded. In 1959, the name was changed to the Biology Club.
associate
members and
members. Members are those majoring
and the pre-professional
in biology
studies such as medicine, dentistry,
medical technology, nursing, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine. Associate
members
are those
two terminal courses in the
Harrison, Walter Parks, James
Lovelace, Joyce
In
Provision in the constitution provides for
During the period of one year the club sponsors at least
one major field trip and one program dealing with the im-
ell,
Lynn
who
are
field of biology.
taking one or
Radio Club
The Radio Club was
World War. At
W4KGD,
and
first
later,
organized during the Second
the club operated
under the
in 1949 the club call of
call of
W4PYM
was obtained. The first contact using the new call was
a station on Guam Island. The first radio room was in
the tower of Price Memorial Building and the present
one is in the Science Building. They also have a shack
on Radar Ridge, which is used for field trips, experimentation in VHF work, and for training in emergency
work. The club has generators which can furnish power
in case of power failure, and also eating and sleeping
facilities.
The
is also open to
become a ham radio operator. The
club has transmitting and receiving equipment to cover
all the most used amateur bands and is capable of com-
club
is
primarily for hams, but
anyone wishing
to
municating with other stations in any part of the world
Mr. Pigg
Adviser
President
J-
Vice-President
D.
Seated: Hardy,
Hardy
Beauchamp, Mr.
Pigg. Standing:
Farr,
Parks, Bisky, Ixiwe,
Dismukes, Pigg.
D. Biskey
.
Physics Club
The
science.
Physics
The
Club was organized
to
promote
interest in
club has a very active program throughout the
year.
In addition to occasional guest lecturers, the club spon-
sors
trips
to various scientific installations in
show physical principles being applied, and
an
in
effort
turn,
to
members
of this club apply this experience to the subject
which they are studying. This year trips were made to the
Lockheed plant at Dawsonville, and to Tullahoma, Tennessee.
the
Seated: Capps, Ponder, Hayes. Standing: Duke, N. Watson, D. Watson, Freeman, Hurst, Parker, Mitchell, Breithaupt, Eidson, Scholes, Worley, Hardy,
Guthrie, Harpold, Sales, Bowden, Rikavd, Yager. Adviser: Mr. Yager. Officers: R. Hayes, Pres.; Melvin Capps, Vice-Pres.; LaiTy Ponder, Sec.
First row: Martin, Swint,
Johnson, Durham,
Ellis,
West, Newton, Smith, Dunn, Knight,
J.
Lee,
P.
Lee.
Reynolds, Darrough, Braselton, Burnett, Bolton, York, Lunsford, Gunter, Brand, Williams, Davis, Bennett.
Hooks, McDonald, Jones, Howell, Pyles, Anderson,
Bell,
Royal,
Ivey,
Dance Orchestra
Glee Club
The Glee Club
is one of the most active organizations on
North Georgia College. There are many trips
Since
scheduled to churches in the surrounding area during the
social
winter quarter.
fraternity parties,
the
campus
of
Second row: Mrs. Bouffard, pianist; Estes,
Third roxu: Morgan, Foss, Skinner, Moss,
White, Cannon. DeLay.
The combo was formed
its
and
several ofF-campus activities.
standard songs.
various civic organizations.
strumentals and vocalists.
of the most enjoyable parts of the Glee
Club
trips
is
1959.
including company parties, club dances,
functions,
Most of the music done by the Glee Club is sacred, but
occasionally a secular program is prepared to be sung for
One
in the winter quarter of
beginning, the Crescents have performed at various
This well-known group plays
that adds
much
On
life
jazz,
rock
'n'
roll,
and
various occasions, they feature both in-
The combo
and color
to
is an organization
N.G.C. campus activities.
the wonderful food prepared by the hosts in return for the
program.
The
Glee Club truly "sings for
its
supper."
Jack Wheeler, piano;
sax;
W.
Lynn Robinson,
D. Wilford, sax; John
cher, drums;
Andy Hook,
guitar.
Mel-
«/*™.â.\,
Richard Helmbold, Rudolf ButPenny Lunsford, Carol McCuller,
Dr.
Roberts,
Hurley
Daughtrey.
ler,
Dr. Roberts
Adviser
Forensic Senate
The
Forensic Senate
is
Georgia College campus.
It
the
Education Club
debate club on the North
holds debates with other
mem-
Through this club
debate has been discovered among the
bers of various colleges
and
universities.
hidden talent for
cadets and co-eds on campus. N.G.C. students
cational as well as enjoyable.
find
it
edu-
Membership
dent-National
in the
John
whose chief vocational
social activities are
of individual
Some
C. Sirmons chapter of the Stu-
Education Association
interest
is
open
is
students
to
and
promote growth
teaching. Professional
sponsored in an
effort to
members.
of the annual events include the state convention
and
in Atlanta, a Christmas Party for the faculty children,
the annual banquet in the spring.
activities of the future teachers
These are
a few of the
during the year.
Mrs. Buftard
Dr. Southard
Advisers
First
row:
Cook,
Charles
Su-
lane Stone, Ginny Dobbins, Nina
Second
Connell.
O'Dell,
Bernice
Harrison,
Wanda
row:
Patsy
Parks,
Dottie
Marianne Thornton
Smith,
Mary
K. Sheats
Zenith David
Third row: Mary Ann Mor-
Betty A. Guest,
son.
gan,
Alice Allen,
Paula
Cagle,
Kay Gissendaner. Carole Day
Dr. Southard, Judy Fowler, Wil
liam
Bumette, Terry Thomas
Jurie
Westmoreland, Sidney Jor
Virginia Harris, Laverne
dan.
Young, Ranelle Hannah, Kathrine Tritt.
Officers: C.
Cook,
bins, V.-Pres.;
S.
Stone,
Pres.; J.
Dob-
N. Connell, Sec;
Treas.
Advisers:
Southard and Mrs. Buffard.
Dr.
DeLay, Ellis, Wood, Sanders, Smith, Capps, Swint, Mr. Owens ( student pastor), Fisher, Holley, Freeman, Smith. Second row: Dunn, Fricks,
Chastain, Gilbert, West, Brand, Dorough, Jones, Hayes, Faulkner, Ingram, Davis, l.oyd. Barber, Tankersley. Third row: Gibbons, Burrell, Hayes, Vickery,
Watson, Mosley, Hooks, Lane, Cannon. Adams, Thornton. Officers: M. Capps, Pres.; J. Swint, Vice-Pres.; W. Smith, Sec; D. Vickery, Treas.
First row:
BSU
The
Baptist Student
gram promoted by
Union
the
is
Wesley Foundation
a distinctive student pro-
Southern Baptist Convention for
Baptist students in colleges and universities. It
led, church-related
The
is
student-
and Christ centered.
Union serves as a link or tie between
and the local church in the college
town. It is the church at work reaching out to students. The
B.S.U. correlates and directs all Baptist student religious
activities on the campus. All organizations of the church
which serve young people — Sunday School, Young Woman's
Auxiliary, Brotherhood, and Training Union — are included
Baptist Student
the Baptist students
in the B.S.U.
The
Ideal of the B.S.U.
is
to assure students
of a living, growing relationship with Christ through a local
Baptist church.
Wesley Foundation is a Methodist sponsored organization
which provides fun, food, and fellowship. It serves as a
church-home away from home. Members of Wesley Foundation never have a dull moment for they have parties, retreats
at various tourist sites, and suppers every Sunday night.
These suppers are planned and prepared by members of the
college
set.
Interesting programs are always
nowned speakers from
their many experiences
Camp
all
on hand
at
parts of Georgia visit
of Christian
life
with the
which reand share
members.
from Dahlonega,
Wesley Foundation, especially in the springtime when the cool mountain stream invites the students "to come on in, the water's fine!"
Beautiful
is
the site of
Glisson, only five miles
many
activities for
Young, Davis, Braselton, Styles. Second row: Harrison, Rev. Holt, Duvall, Reed, Mote, Tillman, Holcomb. Namen, Kent
r/>melius, Eberhart, Cook, Loehr, Maples, MacoUy, Duke, Drinkard, White, Mr. Holmes. Third row: Daniels, McBrayer, Stewart, Hopkins, Wilson, Daniel,
First row: Biskey, Averett, Griffin,
Minton, Foster, Borders, Bennett, Ratterree, Hopkins. Kelly, Steele, Baeszler, Lunsford, P'ayton, Martin, Wilder.
Veme Young, Vice-Pres.; Jim Rivers, Sec; Tarver Averett, Sec.
JS£S
Officers:
r>
-'^^-^f.tf
tJt; f
HI
illilt
^ >.Ai
Sharlene
Griffin,
Pres.;
La-
First
ner.
row: Dobbins, Newton, York, SkinSecond row: Sims, Evans, Archer,
Kennedy, Coons, Foster. Third
Mr. Hill, Mr. Britenhart, Thayer,
Boozer, Nixon, Rogers, Sizemore, Mr.
Wright,
row:
Sanders.
Newton,
Officers: Pattie
Vice-Pres.;
ner,
Ramona
Pres.; Lister Skin-
Dobbins,
Virginia
Sec;
York, Treas.
Westminster Fellowship
The Westminster
Fellowship
is
an organization for the
Presbyterian students on the campus at North Georgia Col-
The name
YMCA-YWCA
Fun and fellowship have been the keynotes of the Y.M.C.A.
and Y.W.C.A. for many years at North Georgia College.
derived from the Westminster Assembly
Jointly sponsored by both organizations, the weekly meet-
of 1643 to 1649. This assembly established certain principles
draw an enthusiastic group.
the Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A.
sponsor socials, panel discussions, a talent show, and many
prominent and interesting guest speakers. It has become an
lege.
of
faith
now
is
accepted
as
authoritative
by
Presbyterian
churches everywhere.
Westminster Fellowship provides for spiritual fellowship,
and fun every Sunday night for its members. Students
food,
ings have never failed to
Throughout
the
year
integral part of our life at N.G.C.
prepare the suppers and programs each week.
First roiv: Stone, Allen,
Cowart, Swint, Capps, Daughtrey, Hooks, Bowen, Miss White (adviser). Second row: Smith, Bell, Ellis, Sanders, Loyd, Allison,
Third row: Estes, Reed, Fisher, Braselton, Watkins, Hayes, Brown, Jarrell, Hubbard, Cannon. Fourth row:
Cornelius, Tippens, Dr. Forester (adviser)
Durham, Connell, Dobbins, West,
.
Gilbert, Bennett, Davidson, Green. Fifth row: Faulkner, Ingram, Wright, Smith, Bennett, McCuller, Parks,
Johnston, Branch, Helmbold, Hayes. Officers: Y.M.C.A.: Melvin Capps, Pres.; Hurley Daughtrey, Vice-Pres.; Trenton Hooks, Sec; Bill Bowen, Treas.
Y.W.C.A.: Jeanette Swint, Pres.; Nancy Cowart, A'icc Titv
Alite Allen, Sec;
Sulane Stone. Treas. Advisers: Miss WTiite, Dr. Forester.
Fricks,
:
I
.V
^
f.
OFFICERS: Fred Pope,
Pres.;
Claire Foster, Vice-Pres.; Robert
Holcomb,
First
Sec.
row: Tate.
Foster,
Wilder, Lamback. Second
DuVall,
Boyd,
Edwards,
Third
Holley,
Leverette,
row:
Adams,
Casey,
row:
Hand.
Hardy.
McNair,
Cobb, Hopkins, Sheffield, Lord,
Ray, Pope. Fourth row: Tison,
MacoUy, Melton, Royal.
Coach Matherly
Adviser
Physical Education
made up
Club
Letterman's Club
Education majors. This club sponsors
beginning of the year. It also provides recreational equipment for the company socials. The "P.E." Club is known by all! The Lettermen's
Club is one of the most active organizations of the North Georgia College Campus. The foundation of the club is based on the principles of developing good, clean sportsmanship. The purpose of the club is to develop character and create interest in all phases of intracollegiate and
intramural athletics. The members of this club are those who have earned a North Georgia Letter.
The
Physical Education
Club
is
"Get-Acquainted" dances for the Freshmen
of Physical
at the
Mrs.
Broadaway
Sponsor
Coach Hackney
Adviser
OFFICERS:
Pres.;
Ray Broadaway,
Hewell Winn, Vice-Pres.;
Spenser Boyd, Sec.-Treas.
Boyd, Winn,
Broadway, Cobb. Second row:
Eubanks, Holcomb, Pope, Smith,
First row: Holley,
Davis.
Third row:
P.
Tippens,
Grindle, Sheffield, McNair, Surls.
Fourth row: J. Tippens, Carter,
Edwards, Harris, Cantrell, Brown.
Hackney.
mjmm
President
Terry Baggett
Secretary
Sally Foster
Vice President
John Melcher
Treasurer
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
76
Pat Daniel
CAROL ANNE AGREE
ALICE ANDREA ALLEN
Calhoun, Georgia
Buford, Georgia
A. B. in Foreign Languages: Rec
Club, Mercurcans (Co-Captain), Rec
Club Council, Y.W.C.A., Dean's
List,
Honor's
B.
S.
Education:
in
dation
Wesley FounY.W.C.A.
B.
Beauty
Court, Phi Alpha Theta.
JAMES WADE ASH
SIB'VTL
Dahlonega, Georgia
B.
S.
in
Education:
Sigma Theta.
Y.M.C.A.,
S.
S.
Bugler
in
Home
Staff
Economics:
Business
Administration;
WILLIAM TERRELL BAGGETT
CALMES BAESZLER
Atlanta, Georgia
B.
in
Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Baptist
Student Union. N.C.O. Club, Officers'
Club, Flight Training, Intramural Sports, Y.M.C.A., Business Administration Club.
Rec Club, Mercureans,
List,
EDWARD ANDERSON
Cadet.
B.
S.
in
Wesley toundation, Kec Club,
Mercureans (co-captain), Rec Club
Council, Y.W.C.A.. Home Economics
Administration:
Club, IntraRex, Business Ad-
Business
N.C.O. Club,
Officers'
tor),
mural
Club
ministration Club (Vice-President),
Dean's List, Senior Class President,
Distinguished
Military
Student,
Scabbard and Blade, Outstanding
Cadet,
Company "A", R.O.T.C.
,
Dean's
List,
"Friendliest".
Sports,
Summer Camp, "Who's Who", "F"
Company Commander.
77
E.
ARTLEY
McDonough, Georgia
Physical Education: DraClub, Wesley Foundation,
Club, Officers' Club, Intra
mural Sports, Tennis Team, Physical Education Club, Sigma Theta
(Treasurer), Dean's List, Intramural
Award, Public Speaking Award.
B.
in
S.
matics
N.C.O.
MARGARET
Douglasville, Georgia
(reporter, Feature Edi-
(reporter)
HARRY
Marietta, Georgia
(Vice-President),
(Secretary),
Student N.E.A., Dean's
List.
PHILIP
E.
BEAUCHAMP
Atlanta, Georgia
(ParliaBaptist Student Union,
mentarian) Rec Club, Trahlytans,
Y.W.C.A., Radio Club, Freshman
Mathematics Award (1957), Clark
Mathematics Award (1939), Dean's
,
List,
Nu Gamma
(Vice-President)
.
WILLIAM LOVETT BOWEN
SPENCER STROUD BOYD
Thomasville, Georgia
Cleveland, Georgia
Porterdale, Georgia
Administration:
Union,
Baptist
Student
N.C.O.
Club, Officers' Club, Intramural
Sports, Y.M.C.A., Business Administration Club, Rex, Dean's List,
Scabbard and Blade, Distinguished
Military Student.
Pre-Med: Baptist Student
Union. N.C.O. Club, Intramural
Sports, Y.M.C.A. (Treasurer), Chemistry
Club, Biolog)' Club, Sigma
Theta, Dean's List, "Who's Who."
RANDOLPH TRACY
B.
S.
in
BIBB, JR.
Business
B.
B.
S.,
S.
Club,
Blue Ridge, Georgia
in Physical Education: N.C.O.
Officers'
Club.
Intramural
Sports, Varsity Basketball, Physical
Education Club, Lettermen's Club
(Secretary -Treasurer), Most Valuable
Player
(Basketball),
S.
in
G.I.A.C.
DOUGLAS JERROLD BROWN
VIRGINIA BRUCE
Antioch, Georgia
Hartwell, Georgia
Dahlonega, Georgia
(President), Sigma Theta, Intramural Award, Dean's List. "Friend-
Business Administration:
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Flight
Training, Intramural Sports, Business Administration Club.
B.
Conference Team.
DAVID RAY BROADAWAY
B. S. in Physical Education: N.C.O.
Club, Officers' Club, Intramural
Sports, Varsity Baseball, Physical
Education Club, Lettermen's Club
MICHAEL W. BRACKETT
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports, Varsity Basketball,
Business
Administration
Club,
Sigina Theta.
B.
S.
in
S.
in Secretarial Science.
BEVERLY ELIZABETH BRYAN
Doraville, Georgia
A.
B.
Staff
in
English: Cadet Bugler
Associate
Editor),
(Editor,
Dramatics Club, Westminster Fellowship,
Rec Club, Mercureans,
Dean's List.
liest".
78
LINDA M. BURNETT
WILLIAM
Alpharetta, Georgia
H.
Ellijay,
in Biology: Glee Club, Wesley
Foundation, Girl's Rifle Team (Cap-
B.
S.
S.
BURNETTE
tain), Rec Club, Trahlytan, Biology
Club, Y.W.C.A., Dean's List.
B.
LEWIS LOA'ELACE CARTER
Covington, Georgia
Buford, Gfeorgia
in
Student
N.C.O.
Officers'
Club.
Physics: Baptist
(Vice-President),
Union
Club
(Chaplain),
Physics Club
Vice-President)
Sigma
Y.M.C.A. (President)
(Secretary,
Theta, Dean's List,
Clark
Mathematics
,
,
Honor's
List,
Award, Distinguished Military Student, "Who's
Who."
CLARENCE NEAL CANUP
New
Waleska, Georgia
in Education: Baptist Student
B.
Union, Rec Club (President), MerS.
cureans, Rec Club Council, PanHellenic Council, Y.W.C.A., Student
N.E.A., Dean's List, Delta Company
Sweetheart, First runner-up Brigade
Sweetheart (1959-60), "MissN.G.C."
MELVIN THO\L\S CAPPS
S.
PAULA LEE CAGLE
Georgia
in Education.
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports, Business Administration Club, Dean's List, Distinguished Military Student.
B.
S.
in
TONAWANDA
K.
CARTER
S.
in
Secretarial
Trahlytans,
Club,
ministration Club.
Science:
Business
S.
in Pre-Med:
MARTHA ELIZABETH COOK
Spring Place. Georgia
Dahlonega, Georgia
B.
Holland, Georgia
Baptist Student
Biology Club, Chemistry
Club, Science Club, Dean's List.
B.
Union,
Rec
Ad-
B. S. in Education: Baptist Student
Union, Rec Club, Hippolytans,
Y.W.C.A., Student N.E.A.
HAROLD W. DARDEN.
JAMES PATRICK DANIEL
Dawson, Georgia
B.
Business
in
S.
Administration:
N.C.O. Club (President), Officers'
Club. Intramural Sports, Business
Administration Club, Most Outstanding Junior, Senior Class Treasurer, Scabbard and Blade (Treasurer),
Dean's List, Distinguished
Military Student.
Toccoa, Georgia
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Flight
Training, Intramural Sports, Varsity
Baseball.
Y.M.C.A., Business
Administration Club, Dean's List,
Best Drill Master .\ward R.O.T.C.
Summer Camp, Scabbard and Blade,
Distinguished Military Student, "E"
Middle Grades Education:
Dramatics Club, Alpha Psi Omega,
Baptist Student Union, Rec Club,
B.
S.
CAROLE ANNE DAY
ZENITH DAVIDSON
JR.
Americus, Georgia
in
B.
S.
in
Mercureans, Student N.E.A., Speech
Atlanta, Georgia
Elementary Education: Rec
Club, Mercureans, Y. W. C. A.,
Student N.E.A., Dean's List, Hon-
B.
S. in
or's List.
Festival.
Company Commander.
LEWIS FRAZER DRIVER
JOSEPH REED DUKE
REBECCA ANN DUNAHOO
Hollywood, Georgia
Flowery Branch, Georgia
Statham, Georgia
Student
Union, N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club,
Physics
Y.M.C.A.,
Club,
Dean's
Westminster
Fellowship,
Rec Club,
Trahlytans, Home Economics Club,
Dean's List.
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports, Business Administration Club, Sigma Theta, Scabbard
and Blade, Distinguished
Military Student.
B.
S.
in
B.
S.
in
Physics:
Baptist
B.
List.
S.
in
Home
Economics:
WARD BEECHER DuVALL
Atlanta, Georgia
in Physical Education: Wesley
Foundation
(Vice-Pres.,
Treas.),
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Varsity
Basketball
(Manager),
Y.M.C.A.
Council, Physical Education Club,
B.
S.
Sigma Theta, Outstanding Platoon
Sgt.
I
Mkm
80
(1958-.';9),
"Cutest Couple."
ANDREW
ROGER ALLEN DYER
Blairsville,
A.
MARTHA DUFF
EDWARDS
Pembroke, Georgia
Georgia
B. S. in Business Administration:
(StewardBaptist Student Union
ship
Chairman),
N.C.O.
Club,
Y.M.C.A., Business Administration
Club, Chemistry Club.
B. S. in Physical Education: Dramatics Club, N.C.O. Club, Officers'
Club, Intramural Sports, Vai-sity
Basketball, Physical Education Club,
Lettermen's Club, Dean's List.
Ellijay,
B. S. in Biology; Cadet Bugler Staff,
(Literary Editor), Glee Club, Bap-
Student Union (Sunday School
Representative) Rec Club, Trahly(Cabinet), Biology
tan, Y.W.C.A.
Club (President), Phi Alpha Theta
Honor's
(Secretary), Dean's List,
.
Nu Gamma
Who", "Most
HOWARD
PATRICIA FINCHER
B. in Foreign Languages:
Dean's
Club,
Mercureans,
Honor's List.
A.
J.
FLOYD
Rec
List,
Administration:
Club, Intramural Sports, Business Administration Club, Sigma Theta (Secretary),
Scabbard and Blade, Dean's List,
Distinguished Military Student.
B.
S.
in
Business
N.C.O. Club,
Officers'
Atlanta,
S.
in
Business
Officers'
mural Sports, Rifle
Rifle
Team
Team
Awards.
"Who's
BETTY
B.
Georgia
S. in Physical Education: Westminster Fellowship, Physical Education Club, Rec Club, Mercurean
(Co-captain, Captain), Rec Club
Council, Y.W.C.A., Vice President
and President of Lewis Hall, Senior
B.
Class Secretary,
EVANS
Administration:
Club, Intra(Co-Captain), Business Administration Club,
Lettermen's Club, Sigma Theta,
B.
N.C.O. Club,
MARGARET CLAIRE FOSTER
Thomasville, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
(President),
Versatile."
D.
Augusta, Georgia
tist
List,
JAMES
ELLIS
Georgia
"Most Athletic."
B.S.
in
Education.
GARNER
ANNE CLARK GARRETT
BILLY ROSS
Home Economics: Bugler
Dramatics Club, Glee Club,
Home Economics Club (Secretary,
Projects Chairman), Dean's List,
Honor's List, Phi Alpha Theta,
B.
S.
in
Staff,
GARRETT
B.
S.
in
Business
N.C.O. Club,
Rifle
Administration:
Club, Rex,
Officers'
Team.
JAMES LUTHER GIBSON
LAWSON GEIGER
McRae, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Hartwell, Georgia
B.
S.
in
Business
N.C.O. Club,
Administration:
Club, Intra-
Officers'
mural Sports.
Gainesville, Georgia
S.
in Business Administration:
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports, Y.M.C.A., Business
Administration Club.
B.
Nu Gamma.
RAYMOND
LANNY IRA GOBER
Rockmart, Georgia
S. in Business Administration:
N.C.O. Club, Brigade Color Guard.
Business Administration Club, Sigma Theta.
B.
D.
GOBER
SHIRLEY
B.
S.
in Physics:
G.
JOYCE
GOSS
L.
GREEN
Calhoun, Georgia
Hapeville, Georgia
in Business Administration:
Club, Mercureans. Business
Administration Club.
S. in Education: Baptist Student
Union, Cyclops Staff (Editor 1959),
Rec Club, Meixureans, F. T. A.,
Y.W.C.A., Dean's List, Honor's List,
Most Outstanding Junior Girl,
"Who's Who" "Most Dependable."
B.
Rec
S.
B.
DOUGLAS LAMAR GRINDLE
BETTY ANN GUEST
Dahlonega, Georgia
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club (ChapIntramural Sports, Varsity
lain)
Basketball, Y.M.C.A., Business Administration Club, Dean's List, Dis-
B. S. in Elementary Education: Rec
Club, Hippolytans, Student N.E.A.
(Vice-Pres.), Junior Class Treasurer,
Dean's List.
,
JAMES ADRIAN CUES
BILLY REX
I"
Bowman, Georgia
Administration:
Club, IntraBusiness Administration
Club, Dean's List, Distinguished Military Student.
B.
S.
in
Business
N.C.O. Club,
mural
Officers'
Sports.
HAND
Tifton, Georgia
B.
S.
N.C.O.
Club, Intramural
Rex, Intramural Award.
in Physical Education:
Club,
Sports,
Officers'
tinguished Military Student.
EVELYN RANELLE HANNAH
ALBERT SIDNEY HARDY,
Elementary Education:
Wesley Foundation, Rec Club, Hippolytans, Y.W.C.A., Student N.E.A.,
Dean's List, Honor's List.
Physical Education: Dramatics Club, N.C.O. Club (Treas(Treasurer),
urer), Officers' Club
Scabbard and Blade, Intramural
Club,
Sports, Physical Education
Y.M.C..'^., Rex, Business AdminisList,
DisClub, Dean's
tration
B.
S.
in
B. S. in
VIRGINIA CAROL HARRIS
JAMES HOLLIS HARRIS
II
Spring Place, Georgia
Griffin,
B.
S.
Club, Officers' Club, Drill
in
N.C.O.
Intramural Sports, Rifle
Team (Manager), Business Administration
Club, Rex, Lettermen's Club.
Platoon,
83
Thomaston, Georgia
Georgia
B.
S.
in
Dramatics
Elementary Education:
Wesley
FounClub,
Rec
Trahlytans,
Club,
Student N.E.A., Y.W.C.A.
dation,
ERNEST LEE HARRISON
EUGENE RAY HARRISON
RALPH EUGENE HAYES
Winder, Georgia
Toccoa, Georgia
Columbus, Georgia
Qub,
B. S. in Chemistry: Baptist Student
B.
Officers'
Club (Presicient), Intramural Sports, Y.M.C.A., Dean's List,
Association of U.S. Army Award,
Scabbard and Blade, Distinguished
Union, N.C.O. Club. Officers' Club,
Chemistry
Club,
Sigma
Theta,
Dean's List.
Staff,
B.
S.
in
Mathematics: N.C.O.
Physics:
in
S.
Officers'
Cadet
Club,
Bugler
(Vice-
Intramural
Sports,
Sigma Theta
(Secretary,
President), Superior Cadet Ribbon,
Military Student.
Dean's
List,
Honor's
C.
HEETH
Atlanta, Georgia
Cyclops, N.C.O. Club
Pres.),
WYMAN
List,
S. in
Club, Rex, Business Administration
Club,
Intramural
B.
N.C.O.
Sports.
Nu
Gamma.
SARAH
J.\NIS
HERRING
JAMES
L.
HIGGINBOTHAM
Bnmswick, Georgia
A. B. in English: Rec Club, Trahlytans. Dean's List, Honor's List.
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports, Y.M.C.A., Business
Administration Club, (President),
(Vice-President)
Sigma
Theta
Dean's List, Distinguished Military
Student.
B.
S.
JOHN CARLTON HODGES
FRED HILL
Columbus, Georgia
Columbus, Georgia
Dahlonega, Georgia
in
A. B. in English: Phi
(President),
List.
Dean's
Alpha Theta
List,
Honor's
B.
A.
in
History: N.C.O. Club.
(Military Editor), Of-
Bugler
Staff
ficers'
Club,
Blue
Ridge
Rifles
(Drill Master), Sigma Theta, Best
Drilled Third Classman, Scabbard
and Blade, Dean's List.
,
84
GEORGE HAROLD HOGSED
ROBERT
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports. Business Administration Club. Sigma Theta.
B.
S.
in
WIl
I
THOMAS
lAM HOl.COMB
Physical Education: Glee
Club, Baptist Student Union, N.C.O.
B.
S.
Club,
in
Officers'
Club,
LELAND HOLLIS HORTON
'WILLIAM HOLLEY
LaGrange, Georgia
Jasper, Georgia
Tate, Georgia
in Physical Education: Baptist
Council, Varsity
Basketball, Physical Education Club,
Lettermen's Club (Reporter) "Most
ness
Administration:
Club, Busi.Administration Club, Dean's
List,
Honor's
Athletic."
B.
S.
Union,
Student
Intramural
Sports, Varsity Basketball, Varsity
Baseball, Physical Education Club
Lettermen's Club, Dis(Secretary)
,
B.
S.
in
Business
N.C.O. Club,
Officers'
List,
Who's Who,
Dis-
,
WILLIAM JACKSON HURST
VIVIAN ELIZABETH INGRAM
SYLVIA SYDNEY JORDAN
Ochlochnee, Georgia
Marietta, Georgia
Macon, Georgia
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Flight Training, Intramural Sports, Y.M.C.A., Physics
Club, Intramural Sports Award.
B.
S.
in
Physics:
B.
A.
in
English:
Rec Club, Phi
B. S. in
Omicrons,
Cyclops Staff (Feature
Editor 1960), Cadet Bugler
Staff, Y.W.C.A.,
Home Economics
Club, Dean's List, Dramatics Club,
Honor's List, "E" Company Sweet-
Elementary Education: Rec
Omicrons, Y.W.C.A.,
Phi
Club,
Student N.E.A.. Dean's
Editor,
List.
B.ARBARA ANN KNIGHT
Home Economics: Glee
Club. Wesley Foundation, Rec Club,
Trahlytans, Cheerleader (Captain)
Y.W.C.A., Home Economics Club
(Treasurer)
Brigade Color Guard
Sweetheart, "Most Loyal."
B.
S.
in
,
,
heart.
S5
THOMAS
E.
LEVERETTE
LYNETTE LOYD
ORA MARILYN McBRAYER
Decatur, Georgia
Cedartown, Georgia
Ashburn, Georgia
S. in Physical Education: Cadet
Bugler Staff (Assistant Militai-y Editor), N.C.O. Club, Officei-s'
Club,
Intramural Sports, Physical Education Club, Biology Club, Rex,
Scabbard and Blade, High Score
Trainfire R.O.T.C. Summer Camp.
B.
S.
in
Union,
(President, Vice-President),
JAMES
S.
in Physical Education:
Wesley
Foundation, N.C.O. Club, Officers'
Club, Intramural Sports, Rex.
I.
MASON
JOHN FREDERIC MELCHER
N.C.O. Club, Color Guard, Business
.Administration Club.
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, IntraMural Sports, Dance Band, BusiAdministration
Club
(Reness
porter), Sigma Theta, Senior Class
Vice-President, Scabbard and Blade.
"Outstanding Band Cadet," Dean's
List,
Distinguished Military Stu-
S.
in
B.
S.
dent.
in
"Who's
Minneapolis, Minnesota
B.
McCAMY
'
Albany, Georgia
Leesburg, Georgia
R.
Chatsworth, Georgia
B. S. in Home Economics: Wesley
Foundation, Rec Club, Mercureans,
Y.W.C.A., Home Economics Club
Who," "Cutest Couple.
JAMES WINFORD MACOLLY
B.
Biology: Baptist Student
Y.W.C.A., Rec Club, Phi
Biology Club.
Oraicrons,
JOHN
in
Band Company Commander.
JUANITA DAVIS MILAM
Ellijay,
Georgia
B. S. in Elementary Education:
Baptist Student Union, Rec Club,
Phi Omicrons, Y.W.C.A., Student
N.E.A.
(Secretary),
Dean's List,
Honor's List.
TILDEN ABNEY MITCHELL, III
ROBERT LEE MORRISON
EDNA PEARL MURPHY
Tifton, Georgia
Jasper, Georgia
Dahlonega, Georgia
B.
Physics:
N.C.O. Club,
Club, Intramural Sports,
Club, Rex, Scabbard and
in
S.
Officers'
Physics
Blade,
B.
S.
in
Business
Administration:
S.
in
Middle Grades Education:
N.C.O. Club. Officers' Club, Business Administration Club.
(1st
Sgt.)
"Outstanding
Platoon Sgt. Second Battle Group,"
Dean's List, "Who's Who," Distinguished Military Student, "C"
NEWTON
PATTIE LULA
Decatur, Georgia
S. in Secretarial Science:
Glee
Club, Cyclops Staff (Class Editor),
Westminster Fellowship (President),
Rec Club, Mercureans, Girls' Rifle
Team, Y.W.C.A., Business Administration
Club
(Secretary),
Dean's
B.
List,
Honor's
List,
Nu Gamma.
Company Commander.
HUGH PALMER NORMAN
GEORGE WILEY O'KELLEY
HENRY BENNY PARKER
Hinesville, Georgia
McDonough, Georgia
Waycross, Georgia
S.
in
History: N.C.O. Club,
(Sgt. at arms), Officers' Club. Color
Guard, Intramural Sports, Y.M.C.A.,
Sigma Theta, Medal of the College-Meritorious Service.
A.
B.
in
N.C.O. Club, Officers'
Club, Dean's List, Flight
Training.
Distinguished
Military
B.
S.
in Physics:
Student.
BARBARA JO PARKS
Dahlonega, Georgia
B.
S.
in
Secretarial
Club, Hippolytans.
ministration Club.
Science:
Business
Rec
Ad-
WALTER CLARENCK PARKS
JERRY DEAN PIRKLE
JOSEPH LARRY PONDER
Dalton, Georgia
Lula, Georgia
Jacksonville, Florida
B.
S.
in
Officers'
Club
B
Chemistry: N.C.O. Club.
Club, Y.M.C.A., Chemistr\'
(President),
Sigma Theta.
B.
S.
in
Officers'
Mathematics: N.C.O. Club,
Club, Flight Training, In-
tramural Sports, Varsity Baseball,
Y.M.C.A.,
Scabbard
and Blade,
Dean's List, Distinguished Military
Student, "B" Company Commander.
B.
S.
ficers'
CECIL DAVID POPE
B.
N.C.O. Club, OfIntramural
Sports,
(Secretary), Scabbard
in Physics:
Club,
Physics Club
and Blade.
S.
in
Business
N.C.O. Club,
mural
Sports,
Administration:
Club, Intra-
Officers'
Sigma Theta, Busi-
ness Administration Club.
FRED ROOKS POPE
JOHN ALBERT POTTER
FRANK SIDDALL REECE
Tifton, Georgia
Columbus, Georgia
Blue Ridge, Georgia
Flowery Branch, Georgia
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Brigade
Wesley Foundation,
Commander,
Officers'
N.C.O. Club,
Club, Intramural Sports,
Y.M.C.A., Business Administration
Club, Dean's List.
in Physical Education: N.C.O.
Club, Officers' Club (Secretary), Intramural Sports, Physical Education
Club (President) Lettermen's Club,
S.
,
Dean's List, Scabbard and Blade,
Distinguished Military Student, "D"
Company Commander.
N.C.O. Club, OfIntramural
Sports.
B. S. in Biology:
ficers'
Biology
Theta.
Club,
Club
(Secretary),
Sigma
B.
S.
in
Intramural
Sports,
Administration
Business
Club,
Sigma Theta, Scabbard and Blade,
Dean's List, Outstanding N.C.O.
Com(1959), Outstanding Cadet
pany "F", R.O.T.C. Summer Camp,
Distinguished
Military
Student,
"Who's Who", "Mr. N.G.C."
88
HAROLD EUGENE REED
B.
S.
in
MARNA CAROL RHODES
CARL
Smyrna, Georgia
B.
S.
Home Economics: Glee
Home Economics Club, Rec
in
Club,
Club, Phi Omicrons.
N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports, Business Administration Club.
in
JAMES LEWIS RIVERS,
Georgia
EDWARD GRESHAM
Senoia, Georgia
S.
RICHARDSON
B.
S.
Club
in
Business
Club
B.
Freshman and Sophomore Class
Vice-President, Junior Class President,
Distinguished
Military
Student, "Who's Who."
Cup
in
Biolog>':
A. B. in History: Sigma Theta, Intramural Sports, N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club.
Officers'
Blue Ridge
(Comniander-1959),
IntraSports, Business Administration Club, Rex (President), Inter-Fraternity
Council,
Superior
Cadet Award 3rd Classman, Scabbard and Blade (Captain), Runnerup Drill Master R.O.T.C. Summer
Biology: Baptist Student
Trahlytans,
Club.
Rec
Union,
Y.W.C.A.
(Treasurer,
President),
Biology Club, Dean's List, N.C.O.
Club Sweetheart (1958-59), Y.W.C.A.
S.
in
(1959),
mural
"Who's Who."
SAMUEL
E.
SKELTON,
JR.
Hartwell, Georgia
B.
S.
Officers' Club, Rifle
(Captain), Business Adminis-
in
N.C.O. Club,
Team
tration
Rifles
Distinguished
Camp,
Student, "Most Loyal."
S.
JACKIE D. SIMS
Thomson, Georgia
SILLS
Administration:
(Secretary),
(Vice-President),
Jonesboro, Georgia
Dramatics Club.
Wesley Foundation, N.C.O. Club.
Officers' Club, Intramural Sports,
Y.M.C.A.,
Biology
Club
(VicePresident), Chemistry Club, Rex,
B.
Augusta, Georgia
N.C.O.
EMILY KAREN SANDERS
JR.
Camilla, Georgia
A. B. in Foreign Languages: Baptist
Student Union, Color Guard.
CHARLES RAY SEWELL
B.
N.
Griffin.
Club.
Lettennen's
Club.
Sigma Theta, Most Valuable Rifle
Team Member
Individual High Scorer, Distinguished Military Student.
Military
89
(1957-58)
,
JAMES LISTER SKINNER
BETTY LOU SMITH
EDITH NAN SMITH
Decatur, Georgia
Marietta, Georgia
Covington, Georgia
A. B. in English: Dramatics Club,
Glee Club, 'Westminster Fellowship
(President, Vice-President), N.C.O.
Club, Intramural
Y.M.C.A. (Cabinet), Rex,
Dean's List, Honor's List, Scabbard
Club,
Officers'
Rec Club, MerS. in BiologM
cureans, Girl's Rifle Team, V.W.C.A..
Chemistry
Club,
Biology
Club,
Physics Club.
B.
B.
Biology: Glee Club, Rec
Trahlytans, Biology Club,
in
S.
Club,
GUY ASHTON S^^TH,
JR.
Rome, Georgia
B. S. in Business
Baptist
Student
Club,
Sports,
Officers'
Varsity
Administration:
Union,
N.C.O.
Intramural
Club,
Baseball,
Business
Administration Club, Sigma Theta
Sports,
(Chaplain).
and Blade, DistinaMished Military
Phi Alpha Theta, Nu
Student,
Gamma, "Who's Who", "Most
Versatile."
IDA
MAE SMITH
Marietta, Georgia
B. A. in
English:
(Secretary),
Club
Alpha
(President),
(Captain),
Girl's
Y.W.C.A.
Dramatics Club
Omega, Rec
Phi Omicrons
Rifle
Team,
Psi
ROBERT
V.
SMITH
Dahlonega, Georgia
Cvclops Staff, Intramural Sports,
Business
Administration
Club,
Dean's List.
VIRGINIA
K.
STEELE
Western Springs,
Illinois
B. S. in Home Economics: Caaet
Bugler Staff, Glee Club, Wesley
Foundation, Rec Club, Mercureans,
Home
Dean's
Alpha
Economics Club (Treasurer),
Honor's List. Phi
List,
Theta,
Alpha Company
Sweetheart
(1958-59).
HARRIET STORY
Waynesboro, Georgia
Rec
B. S. in Home Economics:
Club, Trahlytans, Dramatics Club,
Home Economics Club, Dean's List,
Honor's List.
JEANETTE SWINT
MARY VERLINE TATUM
ALLEN ROBERTS THAYER
Atlanta, Georgia
Dawsonville, Georgia
Columbus, Georgia
A. B. in English: Glee Club, Baptist
(Vice-President),
Student
Union
Rec Club, Hippolytans, Y.W.C.A.
(President), Home Economics Club.
Dean's List, Honor's List, "Who's
B.S.
in
Secretarial
Science:
Rec
Phi
Omicrons, Y.W.C.A..
Club.
Business Administration Club.
.A.
B. in History: Westminster Fel-
N.C.O.
lowship,
Sports,
Intramural
Club,
Sigma Theta.
WILLIAM
B.
S.
in
THORNTON
Officers'
Sports,
tration
Blade,
Student,
Administration,
Club. IntraBusiness Adminis-
Business
N.C.O. Club,
mural
Who."
F.
Hartwell, Georgia
Club, Rex, Scabbard and
Military
Distinguished
"A"
Company
Com-
mander.
B.
HENRY YOUNG TILLMAN
MARY KATHRINE TRITT
Valdosta, Georgia
Suches, Georgia
S.
in
Biology:
^Vesley
Foun-
dation, N.C.O. Club, Officers' Club,
Intramural Sports, Y.M.C.A., Bi-
ology Club, Chemistry Club, Sigma
Theta, Dean's List, Distinguished
Military Student.
B.
S.
in Education:
Rec Club, Phi
Omicrons, Y.W.C.A., Student N.E.A.,
Dean's List.
GLENDA
B.
FRANK DIXON VAUGHN
VARNEDOE
Forsyth, Georgia
Jasper, Georgia
Rec
Club, Phi Omicrons, Business Administration Club (Secretary 1958B.
59),
91
S.
in
Secretarial
Dean's
List.
Science:
B.
S.
in
Business
Administration:
Dramatics Club, N.C.O. Club, OfAdminisBusiness
Club,
ficers'
tration Club, Phi Alpha Theta,
Dean's List.
WILLIAM ROGER VVALDROP
JOHNNY
A.
Dahlonega, Georgia
N.CO. Club, Officers' Club, Intramural Sports, Varsity Baseball,
Administration
Business
Club,
Sigma
Theta,
Superior
Cadet
N.CO. Club, Officers' Club, Business Administration Club.
B.
S.
in
B.
S.
WANDA
WEST
Rockmait, Georgia
in
JUNE WESTMORELAND
R.\CHEL WEST
Warne, North Carolina
Robertstown. Georgia
Cadet Bugler
Staff, Cyclops Staff, Glee Club, Baptist
Student Union. Girls' Rifle
Team, Rec Club, Trahlytans (Co-
Education:
in
Dramatics
Club, Westminster Fellowship, Rec
Vice-President),
(Reporter.
Club
Trahlytans, Student N.E.A.
A.
B.
in
History:
B.
S.
Captain, Captain), Rec Club Coun-
Award, Outstanding Cadet Company
"H"
R.O.T.C.
Summer
Camp, Scabbard and Blade, Dean's
List, "Who's Who," Distinguished
cil,
Y.W.C.A.
Military Student.
WILLIAM
A.
WHITE
BRUCE
A.
B.
in
History:
R.
HEWELL
WILLIAMS
Haralson, Georgia
Club, Officers' Club, IntraSports, Business Administration Club, Rex.
B.
S.
T.
WINN
JOYCE ANN
East Point, Georgia
in
Club, Officers' Club, Drill
Rifle Team, Lettermen's
Club (Vice-President). Business Administration Club, Rex (Vice-PresiB.
S.
in
WOOD
Jefferson, Georgia
B.
S.
in Chemisti7: Baptist Student
(President)
B.T.U.
Rec
N.CO.
N.CO.
Union,
mural
Platoon,
Club, Hippolytans, Y.W.C.A..
isti7 Club, Dean's List.
dent).
92
,
Chem-
SENIOR SNAPS
BERTHA LEDFORD
ANDERSON
in
B. S.
cation.
Elementary
-DAVID
B.
Edu-
S.
in
LAWTON BAGGS
KATE
Middle Grades Edu
B.
S.
R.
in
BRAMBLETT
Elementary
LAURA JEAN DENARD
Edu-
8.
Elementary
in
S.
Edu-
cation.
SUMMER GRADUATES
MALCOLM McPHAUL
B.
S.
in
JMELLE MAYES SMITH
Physical Education. B.
S.
in
Elementary
Edu-
CARRIE LEE TALLANT
B.
S.
in
Elementary
Edu-
LOIS ELLEN
B.
S.
in
HATTIE
TALLANT
Elementary
Edu-
B.
S.
in
G.
WALLACE
Elementary
Edi
SMHA
U(£
LEWIS HALL
OFFICERS:
Pres. Sally Foster, Vice Pres.
Peggy Ivey,
Sec. Jackie
Lee, Treas. Emily Stephen.
Buford
Allen, Anita
Appling, Linda
Archer, Susan
Bennett, Alice
Bolton, Ellen
.
Atlanta
Cornelia
Rome
Norcross
Campbell, Peggy
Cheek, Thelma
CoNNELL, Martha
CowART, Nanci
Bainbridge
Atlanta
Atlanta
Bainbridge
Atlanta
Early, Farrell
Dahlonega
Busby, Joy
Rome
Fisher, Sandra
Foster, Shirley
East Point
East Point
Fowler, Judy
Fuller, Phylis
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Smyrna
Gissendaner, Kay
Griffin, Sharlene
Savannah
Albany
Dahlonega
Henson, Barbara
Hubbard, Pat
Woodstock
George, Sally
Ellijay
IvEY, Peggy
Lambert, Jan
Gainesville
Atlanta
Lee, Jackie
VIcClure, Janice
East Point
Gumming
Martin, Judy
Decatur
Morgan, Mary Ann
Parris, Winifred
Decatur
Canton
C^
Gainesville
Reed, Azilee
Sims, Sara Anne
Smith, Judy
Commerce
Gainesville
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Sosebee, Eufaula
Stephens, Emily
Stone, Sulane
Demorest
Franklin
Monroe
Summerour, Martha
Thomas, Arsula
Thomas, Terry
Wilder, Jesse
Wills, Lenora
Worley, Sue
York, Ramona
Marietta
McCaysville
East Point
Lawrenceville
Decatur
JUNIORS
Gumming
Marietta
97
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Barber, Jane
Bennett, Bonnie
Berry, Pat
Borders, Linda
Brooks, June
Atlanta
Toccoa
East Point
Perry
Clarksville
Cannon, Pat
Carithers, Jo Ann
Carroll, Mary Jane
Casey, Pat
Collins,
Dry Branch
Fairburn
Cumming
Atlanta
Martha
CoLviN, Judy
Gainesville
....>....
Atlanta
Lincolnton
Connell, Nina
Coons, Suzanne
Crittenden, Floye
Davey, Angeline
Warner Robins
Dublin
Cartersville
Davis, Susan
Cornelia
Davison, Pauline
Carnesville
College Park
Dean, Ginny
Dobbins, Virginia
Marietta
Atlanta
Earnhardt, Jennelou
Evans, Judy
EzELL, Betsy
Tallapoosa
Elizabeth
Freeman, Jo Nan
Green, Martha
Dahlonega
Tucker
GuNN, Margie
GuNTER, Janice
Guthrie, Beverly
Hammond, Hilda
Harrison, Dottie
College Park
Macon
Fields,
£££
Harvey, Carol
HoFF, Alberta
Hyde, Martha
Johnson, Jo
Johnson, Shirley
.
Atlanta
Chicopee
Lawrenceville
Lincolnton
Decatur
Tifton
.
.
Lyndhurst,
New
Jersey
Chamblee
Hartwell
Blairsville
Jones, Barbara
Jones, Linda
Murrayville
Nancy
Toccoa
Jordan,
KoKAL, Angela
Lamback, Palmer
Macon
Marietta
Macon
SOPHOMORES
Lee, Peggy
Gainesville
McGahee, Sara Jo
Mills, Sue
McRPHEY, Elaine
Norton, Kay
Lavonia
Sandy Springs
.
Atlanta
Marietta
Chicopee
O'Dell, Patsy
Selman, Glenda
Sewell, Joan
Rockmart
K
Winder
Sheats, Mary
Smith, Jackie
Smith, Wanda
Sproull, Olivia
Stewart, Joyce
Styles,
Sargent
Atlanta
East Point
Atlanta
Hollywood
Ann
Tankersley, Annette
Tate, Ethel
Thornton, Marianne
Tison, Linda
Tritt, Betty
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Ji^no
Lincolnton
Sylvania
Toccoa
Dahlonega
Suches
Weeks, Mary Frances
Wrens
Wiley, Joan
Young, La Verne
Atlanta
Macon
SOPHOMORES
Acree, Bobbie Loretta
Aiken, Barbara
Akins, Janice
Anderson, Juanita
Andrews, Lucy
Ash, Martha
Bannister, Jackie
Bartlett, Patsy
Brand, Gayle
Braselton, Nancy
Calhoun
Decatur
Buford
Dahlonega
Decatur
Gainesville
Gumming
Lavonia
College Park
Braselton
FRESHMEN
99
Brown, Gail
Brown, Henryetta
Brown, Sandra
Bryan, Margaret
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LithoniaNelson
Flowery Branch
Doraville
Burns, Linda
Dahlonega
Burrell, Sydney
Butler, Wanda
Clarksville
Dahlonega
Capps, Diana
Atlanta
Doraville
Carmichael, Doris
Carrington, Lorraine
Clyburn, Martha
Coleman, Gloria Jean
Coleman, Linda
Couch, Ann
Coulter, Betty Ann
Bowman
Atlanta
Roswell
Roswell
Dawsonville
....
Rock Springs
Dawson
Daniel, Gayle
Daniell, Beth
.
Darrough, Becky
Davidson, Julia
Denman, Carolyn
DoBBS, Arthurlyn
DoROUGH, Janice
Atlanta
Atlanta
Atlanta
Bainbridge
Dunn, Judy
Durham, Sandra
Joyce
Gainesville
Estes,
Kingston
Faulkner, Virginia
Ferguson, Roxie
Feuchter, Mary Ann
Ford, Carol
Free, Diane
Thomaston
College Park
Atlanta
Flowery Branch
Fricks,
Dahlonega
Gaskins, Dona
Gibbons, Kitty
Gilbert, Harriette
Suwanee
Alapaha
Cedartown
Dahlonega
Grey, Sandra
Groover, Linda
Hayes, Dianne
Henderson, Jan
Hitchcock, Brenda
Atlanta
Marietta
Braselton
Atlanta
Atlanta
Betty
Garner, Phyllis
100
Hartwell
Hartwell
Lithonia
Ring
FRESHMEN
Hooker, Sue
Hopkins, Betty
Dalton
Hapevillc
Howard, Ann
Macon
Hubbard, Sammy
Carnesville
HuGGiNs, Angela
Smyrna
Ingram, Beverly
Ingram, Marie
Jamerson, Joan
Jackson
Chicopee
Sylvania
Atlanta
Jarrell, Carolyn
Jones, Martha
Clarkesville
Keller, Joanne
Kelley, Charlotte
Kelley, Claudia
Kenaston, Barbara
Atlanta
........
Smyrna
Rabun Gap
Atlanta
Kennedy, Margaret
Acworth
KiMBROuGH, Linda
Fairburn
Dalton
King, Jane
Knight, Vivian
LuNSFORD, Penny
Gainesville
Dawson
McCuller, Carol
Forest Park
McNeal, Bonnie
Atlanta
Cornelia
Atlanta
Martin, Sue
Meadows, Patti
Minton, Gail
Dublin
Montgomery, Betty
Atlanta
Moore, Dale
MoREY, Linda
East Point
Vidalia
Parks, Bernice
Payne, Glenda
Payne, Gretchen
Dewy Rose
Sycamore
Buford
Payton, Brenda
Kay
Nancy
Ratterree, Ann
Ravan, Wyndall
Duluth
Canton
Perkins,
Phillips,
Gumming
.......
Reynolds, Hannah
Rhodes, Gay
Roe, Patricia
Shipley, Teresa
Smith, Margaret
Hapeville
Gainesville
Covington
Smyrna
Marietta
Macon
Clarkston
FRESHMEN
Sprague,
Lynn
Chamblee
Stamey, Donna
Stephens, Beverly
Stephens, Jane
Gainesville
Gainesville
Hapeville
Atlanta
Stuart, Marilyn
JThornhill, Nancy
Vaughn, Linda
Wade, Phyllis
Walker, Peggi
Watkins, Carolyn
East Point
Mountain City
Atlanta
Atlanta
Marietta
Webb, Sherry
Wheeler, Sandra
Atlanta
Jasper
Atlanta
Atlanta
Williams, Sally
Wilson, Ann
Wright, Barbara
Smyrna
Atlanta
Wright, Celia
FRESHMEN
REC Council
First
row: Pat Casey, Pat Cannon, Sally Foster, Susan Archer, Susie
Griffin,
Jackie Lee,
The Rec Club
is
composed
of four teams
are the
and
members given an opportunity
their skill as a team, but also they are given
to
row:
Linda Appling. Sharlene
develop
variety of individual
an equal op-
Points are awarded to each team according to the
of
West. Second
obtain the trophy presented annually. However, the trophy
in a
is not the only award given, for girls who participate
in
portunity in individual competitive sports.
number
and team sports won by that team. The goal
each team is to secure the most points and, by doing so.
of individual
Wanda
softball.
who compete
various sports such as volleyball, basketball,
Not only
Coons.
Glenda Selman, Arsula Thomas.
and team sports may
also receive
em-
blems and sweaters.
Although the Rec Club centers its interest on sports, it
also sponsors the Spring Formal and the annual "sleep-out"
at
Pine Valley.
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row: M. Feuchtei,
First
C-Lrmichael,
M.
A. Tankersley,
S.
Denman, M. Ash, S. Brown. Second row: L. Young, C. Rhodes, D.
Cannon, L. Appling, M. Stuart, S. Sims, J. Davidson. Third row: A. Bennett, A. Davey, N. Connell, B. Guthiie,
Hubbard, M. Ingram, A. Howard, G. Rhodes, B. Wright, A. Huggins, P. Meadows, C. Kelley, S. Foster.
Stone, P. Garner, C. Kelley, C. McCuller, B. Parks, C.
Br>'an, S. Griffin, P.
J.
Wiley,
S.
Omicrons
Phi
Captain— Wanda West
Captain— hwnA Appling
Co-Captain—Arsvla Thomas
Co-Captain— Pat Cannon
Trahlytans
Mrs. Luke Appung
Sponsor of Phi Omicrons
Mrs.'Mildred West
Sponsor of Trahlytans
First
M.
row: A. Dobbs.
J.
Dorough,
J.
Collins, B. Bennett, \V. Smith,
row: M. Driver, P. Wade,
Sosebee,
M.
Ellis,
B.
J.
Wilder,
P.
J.
Fowler, T. Thomas,
Davison,
W. West,
A.
Henderson, N. Smith. M. Weeks,
Montgomery,
S.
^
Webb.
J.
Estes,
Thomas,
S.
J.
M. Beauchamp,
S.
Fisher, K. Sanders, B. Ingram, D. Gaskins. Second row:
Lee, D. Free, E. Bolton, E. Borders,
J.
McClure,
S.
Coons, P. Barlett. Third
Davis, C. Wright, L. Burnett, A. Reed, P. Lee, N. Cowart, V. Faulkner, L. Hooker,
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M. Sheats, P. Fuller, J. McGahee, J. Smith, B. Hopkins, S. Martin, A. Styles, B. Akin. C. Jarrell, P. Casey. Second roio: T. Shipley, M.
Kennedy, D. Moore, L. Groover, N. Thornhill, M. Smith, G. Selman, S. Archer, S. Blue, M. Thornton, P. Lamback, S. Johnson, P. ODell, D. Harrison.
Third row: F. Wright, B. Jones, B. Kenaston, P. Roe, B. McNeil, A. Couch, J. Dobbins, H. Bennett, A. Hoff, L. Morey, A. Ratteree, A. Wilson, L. Kim-
First row:
brough.
J.
Brewer,
J.
Svvint, J.
Wood,
E. Tate.
Hippolytans
Captain— SvsAN Archer
Co-Captain— Glenda Selman
Mrs.
Captai7i—SAi.i.Y Foster
Co-Captain— Mary Ann Morgan
Mercureans
Olan Archer
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Foster
Sponsor of Mcicurcans
Sponsor of Hippolytans
row: Acree, P. Newton, C. Watkins, N. Braselton, H. Brown, V. Knight, G. Brown, N. Phillips, W. Davis, B. Darrough. Second row: M. Perkins,
Carroll, P. Berry, G. Dobbins, S. Worley, F. Crittendon, S. Foster, W. Parris, R. York, B. Bryan, B. Smith,
Colvin, R. Ferguson. Third row: A. Allen,
J.
First
J.
Hubbard, J. Barber,
Hyde, S. Baeszler.
P.
J.
Smith, O. SprouU,
J.
Stevens,
S.
Williams, K. Gibbons,
S.
Rurrell, C. Jones, L. Acree, G. Daniels, J.
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Shiflet,
M.
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Military Department
Colonel Hatcher
P.M.S.T.
Mrs. Je.\n Sutton
Mrs.
J.
W.
Phillip
Secretary to
Secretary to
Commandant
PM.S.T.
Capt. Hause
Commandant
of
Cadets
Capt. Levitt
Asst.
P.M.S.T.
SFC. Barnard
Instructor
SFC. Chandler
SIC HlTlltR
SFC. Wilkins
Instructor
Instructor
Instructor
Brigade Staff
Lt. Col. Sills
Maj. Hodces
Brig. Exec.
SI
Lancaster
Supply Sgt.
Sot.
Maj. PoNnER
Maj. Grindel
S4
Capt. Leverette
M/ScT. Sumpter
ScT. Phillips
Asst. SI
Drill Master
Clerk
.Ursula
Thomas
Brigade
Mrs. Reece
Brigade Staff
Sponsor
Staff
Su'eetheart
VaL J^ W^
Col. Reece
-
Hodges, Scholes, Grindle, Sumpter, Daniel, Reece,
Brigade
Sills,
Commander
Ponder, Phillips, Leverette.
Blue Ridge Rifles
Lt. Col. Sills
Commander
Capt. Levitt
A dviser
First
row: Maples,
Elliot,
Whiting, Hemperly, Dalton, Duke, Davy, Alverson. Second row: Whitley, Pyles, Howell,
Third row: Williams, W. B., Williams, M. J., Myers, Pulliam, House, Parkman,
Cook, McFarlin, Miller, Branch.
Norris. Fourth row: TeiTell, Hair, Hall,
The purpose
of the Blue
Ridge
Rifles
is
to
demonstrate
Cannon, Mote, Hawkins, Johnston,
Qualification for
Sauls.
membership
is
the desire to
become an
of an elite, precision drilled organization. This de-
to the public the military proficiency of the corps of cadets
affiliate
of
North Georgia College and to gain further recognition of
This precision drill unit is our principal
source of representation and publicity of the corps of cadets.
The name Blue Ridge Rifles was taken from a group of
volunteers from the Dahlonega area which was formed during the War Between the States. These men organized to
sire
this institution.
of leadership,
excess of 50,000 spectators, as well as special performances
defend their homes.
for visiting military dignitaries.
must be reinforced by the qualities of outstanding traits
and exceptional attitude and personal appearance. Also each member must maintain an academic average of "C" or better.
In the past this unit has performed in parades having an
Color Guard
Duval Adams
Charles Cantrfll
Barbara Knicht
Sweetheart
Leonard Ireland
J. E.
Lowi
Mrs. G.
O'Kelley, Cantrell, Gober, Ireland,
Adams, Lowe.
W. OKflley
Sponsor
Company Band
Capt. Melcher
Company Commander
Lt. Bibb
Company Erec
COMPANY HEADQUARTERS
Banks, Larry
Gibson, James
Drnm Major
Training Officer
FIRST
PLATOON
Lt. Brackett, Platoon Leader
Brackett, Michael, Sr
Akin, J. S., Fr
Anderson, David, Fr
Black, Joel, Fr.
Brannon, James, Soph
.
.
Blue Ridge
Milledgeville
Decatur
.
Inman, South Carolina
Austell
Burkhalter, Henry, Jr
Cason, Kenneth, Jr
Chewning, Cecil, Fr
Culberson, Ralph, Fr
Furcron, Robert, Jr
HoLCOMB, Alfred R., Soph.
McDonald, Benjamin H., Fr.
Smith, Paul, Fr
Tisdale, R. N., Fr
Vaughn, D. E. Soph
White, R. M., Soph
White, William A., Sr
Willis, M. H., Fr
Zeigler, J. a., Fr
Lindale
Brunswick
Lithonia
Sylvania
Elberton
.
.
.
.
.
.
Atlanta
Lithonia
Atlanta
Brunswick
Bogart
Decatur
Gainesville
Washington
Savannah
SECOND PLATOON
Lt. Sewell, Platoon Leader
Sewell, Charles, Sr
Akin, Frank, Fr
Bridges, Harold, Fr
Carpenter, Benny, Fr
Cook, Charles, Jr
LaFayette
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Blairsville
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Swainsboro
Atlanta
Marietta
Remington, Soph
Grant, T. A., Soph
Hopkins, R. D., Fr
Foss,
^t
Savannah
Washington
C. H., Fr
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East Point
East Point
Nolan, Willis, Jr
Powell, Jon T., Soph
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Moss, John, Jr
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Daniel, Donald, Soph
Davis, James, Jr
Naman,
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Milledgeville
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Raines, Joe, Soph
Robinson, G. L., Soph
Southwell, Carlton, Soph.
WiLFORD, W. D., Fr
Thomasville
Winder
Dahlonega
Thomasville
.
.
Lt.
HoLCOMB, Robert, Sr
Abrahamson, Dale, Soph.
Adams, Bobby, Soph
Bradley, Charles, Fr
Broxton, George, Soph
Co^vAN, Harvey, Jr
Diaz, Donald, Fr
Eberhardt, Homer, Fr
Harper, Travis, Fr
Hartley, Selwyn, Fr
Hook, G. A., Soph
Hooks, Trenton, Jr
Johnson, John, Fr
McConnell,
Jessie,
Soph
Ray, David, Fr
Thomas, Fr
Waddell, J. M., Soph
Wheeler, Jack, Jr
Spight,
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Holcomb, Platoon Leader
Tate
.
.
.
Columbus
Buford
Camilla
Gainesville
Conyers
Athens
Atlanta
Ocilla
Davisboro
Alpharetta
Swainsboro
Ashburn
PucKETT, James, Fr
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Mrs.
J. F.
Martha Cornell
Melcher
Sponsor
Sweetheart
The North Georgia
College Brigade
organizations on the campus. Since
Band
its
is
one of the oldest
beginning many years
ago, the Brigade
Band
oldest dormitory
on campus. The Band, with around
has been housed in the
Band House,
the
sixty-five
under the direction of Mr. Desmond Booth. Band
members,
is
Company
has the task of drilling with instruments as well as
rifles,
which makes
company
also
such events
The Band
activities.
the
local
it
the most versatile
company
at
N. G. C.
The
competes equally with the other companies in
as inspections, progress tests,
and intramural
sports.
has achieved recognition by participation in various
Some
of these are the annual Graduation Ceremonies,
annual Gold Rush Day parade,
the
annual Rose
Parade in Thomasville, Georgia, the Masters Golf Tournament
Parade
in
Augusta, Georgia, as well as
all
the parades
views of the North Georgia Corps of Cadets.
Wednesday
Inspection?
Cook Reminiscences
and
re-
Nothing
like
a good book for
relaxation!
Scabbard & Blade
Seated
left to right:
Bibb, Darden, Pope, Thornton, Baggett,
Sills,
Morgan, Reece, Waldrop, Leverette, Hodges. Standing: Melcher, Hardy, Skinner, Daniel,
Harrison, Pirkle, Driver, Floyd, Ponder.
OFFICERS:
Sills,
Pres.;
Baggett, V.P.; Daniel, Sec; Mitchell, Treas.
Scabbard and Blade is a national military
society with local chapters called compa-
honor
located in
LSI leading colleges and uniwhich have Reserve Officer Training
Programs. Here at North Georgia we have
Company "I" of the 12th Regiment.
This is an elite organization made up of
selected seniors whose desire and purpose is to
supplement the training program of the Military
Department in order that the underclassmen be
better prepared to meet the requirements set
nies,
versities
forth at
summer
field
sponsor
Mrs. L. B. Sills
training at Fort Benning
each year.
H4
First
Battle
Group
Staff
Mm^
Lt. Col. Harrison
Comtna?ider
Capt. Rivers
SI
Major Skinner
Exec.
Sweetheart
Linda Groover
Capt. Skelton
S-2
Company Alpha
Capt. Thornton
Company Commander
Lt.
Tillman
Company
Sgt.
Exec.
Johnson
1st Sgt.
J.
C. Brinson
Training N. CO.
R. Butler
Supply
Sgt.
Been
L. P. Geicer
Pit. leader
Training Oîicer
I
J.
AssI
.
.
FIRST
J.
James
W. Wright
R.
Guidon Bearer
Clerk
PLATOON
Lt. Morrison, Platoon Leader
Morrison, R. L., Sr
Adams, J. M., Soph
Branch, W. A., Fr
Camp, R. H., Jr., Fr
Cannon, Hoyt, Fr
Clark, M.
L.,
Jasper
Buford
Belleville,
fr
Daughtrey, Hurley,
DeLay, J. L., Soph
Mineral Bluff
Miami, Fla.
Morganton
Athens
Jr.
.
.
Fort
.
Evans, R. E., i^r
Hardison, Richard, Fr
Jr.
.
116
Gordon
Morrow
Morrow
Toccoa
.
.
W. S., Jr., Soph
Thayer, Allen, Sr
Ward, S. M., Fr
Webb, James A., Fr
Whitley, George W., Soph
Shelfer,
J.
Marietta
Clement, Jimmy, Fr
Cochran, Archie, Soph
Crawford, J. A., Fr
Dalton, T.W., Fr
Harpold, Dan,
N.
Morrow
Macon
Port
St.
Joe, Florida
Atlanta
Columbus
West Point
Atlanta
Gay
SECOND PLATOON
Lt. Edwards, Platoon Leade
Edwards, Andrew^ Sr
Alsabrook, J. R., Soph
Bauman, a. Charles, Soph
Pembroke
East Point
Manhelm
Kafertal,
Cousins, Richard, Soph
Fortune,
]. ¥.,
Gennany
Greenville
Fr
Decatur
Glen, James H., Fr
Gooden, David, Ft
Heeth, Wyman C, Sr
Helmbold, Richard, Fr
Hughey, H. p., fr
Sautee
Atlanta
Atlanta
Atlanta
Atlanta
Johnston, Fred W., Fr
Augusta
Kenyon, Lawrence, Jr
Miller,
W.
G.,
Fr
O'Hagan, Patrick, Soph.
Joe L., Fr
.
.
St.
Millen
Decatur
Simons Island
Commerce
Sims,
Thayer, David, /r.
Word, William, Fr
Kr\
......
.
Columbus
Atlanta
THIRD
PLATOON
Lt. Hand, Platoon Leader
Hand, Rex, Sr
Brookfield
Bowman, R. W., Soph
Augusta
Atlanta
Conkin, C. E., Jr
Ingram, Robert, Fr
KiMSEY, D. G., Fr
Gumming
McCoRMACK, Amon, ]r
McCrary, R. T., Soph
Augusta
Gainesville
Mayfield, C. B., Fr
Morrison, J. S., Fr
Newborn, J. L., Fr
PiCKREN, James, Soph.
Rountree, R. H., Fr
Fr
Sewell, H. J., Fr
Seymour, H. V., Soph
Seigler,
John
L.,
Tarver, M. C, Fr
Temple, Joe, Fr
Tinley,
J. L.,
Fr
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Hiawassee
Ellijay
Jasper
East Point
.
.
.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Metter
Loganville
Sandy Springs
Brunswick
Dalton
Hartwell
Waynesboro
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The
"A" usually means "first" both in
and here at North Georgia College.
The gleaming array of trophies encased in GailLetter
the alphabet
lard Hall attest to the latter.
From
the beginning
of the school year to the end, from the
to the fourth, every cadet in
Alpha
is
first
year
aware that
teamwork and cooperation secure more regard
Thus have the officers
Company "A" worked and played in
than individual attempt.
and men
of
everything from Federal Inspection
there
Ramona York
Sweetheart
Mrs. Joel
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little
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which there
Thornton
Sponsor
"If
I
die
honey"
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combat zone,
"A" Company
drills.
Company
Casualty!
Lost class for the day!
Just checkin'l
is
a lot of
duty,
work and
cooperation,
play), instilling a sense of
fellowship,
and honor
in
every cadet. North Georgia can be justly proud
of her
"Red Raiders" who have always attempt-
ed to further the traditions of the college.
men which make up "Alpha" Company
proud of
readily tell from
justly
this
organization,
their spirit
and
as
The
are
one can
attitude.
Company Bravo
Lt. DuVall
Company Exec.
Capt. Pirkle
Company Commander
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1st Sgt.
T. V.
Woods
G. A.
Guidon Bearer
Smm
Training Officer
FIRST
PLATOON
Lt. Parks, Platoon Leader
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Cox, Barclay, Jr
Darsey, Ralph, Fr
Davis, Daniel, /r
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Denny, W. W.,
Gaines,
Glen
Canton
Sop/i
T.,
Soph
Lovelace, Guy M., Jr
McCaslin, Silas D., Soph.
MosELEY, M. G., Fr
Gainesville
Fairburn
.
.
.
Thomaston
PiLCHER, R. T)., Fr
Slaton, Roger, Fr
Tankerslev, Mark, Soph.
Wadell, Cecil, Fr
Woodson, David, Fr
Gainesville
.
.
.
Gainesville
Gainesville
Adairsville
LaFayette
Thomaston
SECOND PLATOON
Lt. Garrett, Platoon Leader
Garrett, B.
Athens
Fairburn
Blue Ridge
R., Sr
Duncan, Hugh, Jr
Eaton, M. L., Fr
Farr, Jake, Soph
Hawkins, W. H., fr
Columbus
Macon
KiLGORE, David M., Soph
McKissAC, J. B., Fr
Atlanta
Columbus
Meyer, H. M., Fr
Payne, Charles A., Fr
Pettit, Ronald, Fr
Milledgeville
VVhitestone
Canton
Richardson, C, Soph
Marietta
Dalton
Waycross
Sales, Cecil A., Jr
Sawyer, Jimmy W., Fr
Shields, James F., Soph
ViNiNG, David G., Fr
Atlanta
Decatur
Ward, William K., Soph
Williams, Mitchell J., Soph.
Covington
.
.
.
Wright, Steve, Fr
Atlanta
Ellijay
THIRD
PLATOON
Lt. Boyd, Platoon Leader
Boyd, Spenser S., Sr
Brown, H. W., Jr
Collins, John T., Fr
Duke, James R., Fr
Elrod, William C, Soph
Fitzpatrick,
Henry
H., Fr.
Porterdale
Fitzgerald
Forsyth
Middleton
Byronville
.
.
.
Howard, Ralph E., Fr
Ivy, Robert N., Fr
Jones, Bonner S., Soph
Statesboro
Norcross
Atlanta
Canton
Kellogg, Charles, Jr
Lane, Charles M., Fr
McFarlin, Larry R., Fr
Morgan, William N., Soph
Nelson, Randy, Fr
Robertson, William L, Soph.
Sharpe, James A., Jr
Smith, Harry D., Jr
Thomas, Carroll
Tippens, Jack, Jr
TiPPENS, Paul, Jr
M., Fr
Covington
Valdosta
Columbus
Rome
Reidsville
.
.
Covington
Adairsville
Columbus
Athens
Marietta
Marietta
To
the
men who
are a part of
Company
Bravo,
represents
it
teamwork and spirit to be found on the
North Georgia College campus. We, who individually make up
the greatest organ of
small integral parts of this unit, feel that our college
life
has
been enhanced and made more pleasant by each other's presence
and co-operation.
Bravo's record thus far in 1960
is
as usual, excellent.
We
have
pushed toward that goal, which every one knows is "Honor
Company." Although we're not in any position to predict the
remainder of the academic and military year, we know that
whether Bravo ends up in first or seventh place, we will have
worked hard together in unity.
So, with the balance of the year still ahead, Company Bravo
proudly, yet humbly, claims the place in our college life that we
feel
it
deserves.
6e/ow: Class Break
o smoke and a chat.
.
time for
Woods goes
out to cover the end.
Woods up
First row:
for
Ward on Broodjump.
a pass!
Howard, Nelson, Kilgore, Leverette, Gaines, Richardson, Ward, Lord, Winn, Woods. Second row: Garth, Moelchert, WiUiams, Denny,
Vaughn, Smith. Third row: McFarlin, Pilcher, Vining, Payne, Shields, Hawkins, Sales.
Farr,
Ashcraft, Brown, Rivers,
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Charlie
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Capt. Mitchell
Company Commander
Lt.
McCamy,
SECOND PLATOON
McCamy, Platoon Leader
Chatsworth
R., Sr
J.
Thompson
Cook, James W., Fr
Davy, D. C, Fr
Dean, W. R., Jr., Fr
Dearing, p. M., Fr
East Point
Atlanta
Covington
Dennis, Harold, Fr
Atlanta
Hinesville
Soph
Fowler, T. S., Fr
Gordon, Joseph L., Fr
Hemperly, Asa C, Fr
Ellis, G. B.,
HoRNE,
Chickamauga
Columbus
East Point
Tifton
Atlanta
Decatur
F. D., Jr
Janoulis, N.
J.,
Fr
Kent, Guy, Fr
Lipscomb, Lawrence, Fr
Norman, James
Toccoa
Atlanta
H., Jr
PiERSoN, Lars G., Jr
Marietta
Tallapoosa
Ray, Ronald, Fr
Smith, Robert V., Sr
SuRLs,
W.
J.,
Terrell, T.
Dahlonega
Soph
Soph
East Point
Blue Ridge
A.,
Thompson, Fred B., Soph
Tilley, Richard B., Soph
Watson, Jan F., Fr
Marietta
\tlanta
Toccoa
THIRD PLATOON
Lt. Reed, Platoon Leader
Reed, Harold E., Sr
Bell, Dave, Soph
Carter, James R., Jr
Flowery Branch
Chicopee
Tallapoosa
Harris, James H., Sr
Griffin
Harrison, T. C, Soph
Jasper
Soph
Dewey Rose
Miller, W. O., fr
Parks, G. L., Fr
Perry, G. D., Soph
Albany
Royal, W.
Atlanta
Hulme,
J. D.,
K.,
Dalton
Dublin
Soph
Sauls, R. N., Fx
Sheffield, Wayne, Jr.
Shoemaker, Sidney, Fr
Stafford, G. W., Fr
Styles, L. A., Soph
ToNEY, Byron, Fr
Van Horn, C. L, Jr
East Point
.
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Ft.
Campbell, Ky.
Brunswick
Thomasville
Juno
Carnesville
Gainesville
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Carole Harvey
Sweetheart
When someone
mentions
socials,
everyone naturally thinks of
Club on the
combination of the excellent atmosphere, the fabulous music, and the general "At Ease" feeling
one gets when he enters the always beautifully decorated lobby.
The popular "Blue Room" is indeed the top attraction at all
our socials.
The Big Charlie is definitely on the way up. We have the men,
the lively dances held by Charlie at the "Country
You
Hill."
the spirit,
can't beat the
and the
leaders to be the
1960
Honor Company
ways
is
Race.
We
"company
to beat" in the
believe that determination
the keynote of success in any endeavor.
The Big C
al-
has
determination. This feeling will always hold forth supreme in
our minds.
Let's
compare!
It's
easier that way!
He's got the technique!
C Company
First
row:
Home,
Wishon. Third
Breithaupt, Tilley, Florence, Brown, N. Watson, Nixon
roio:
J.
get
tips at
the half.
Watson. Second row: Melton, Pope, Thompson, Perry. Deen, Mote, McCamy,
Ray, Carter, Anderson, Harrison, Pittman, Grier, Cook, Janoulis,
Elliot.
Flight Training
Capt. Levitt, Benney Parker, Harold Darden. Mike Brackett, Jerry Pirkle,
This
is
the second class to be in the R.O.T.C. flight
College. This group of elite Cadets were selected
on
program
at
upon
Rex Hand.
North Georgia
the successful completion of this course.
program were selected on the basis of flight aptitude
U. S. Army Aviation Physical Examination, and academic standing.
The hours spent in preparation and study as well as actual flying time take a
lot out of a cadet, but the final result is well-worth the time and effort. The
prestige of those silver wings means a lot!
These flight cadets are truly honored to have such an opportunity and appreciate the hard work of Captain D. M. Levitt in promoting such a worthwhile program.
All cadets active in this
tests,
Hurst, Pat Daniel,
a basis of flight aptitude
and physical fitness.
This program consists of thirty-six and one-half hours of flight time and thirtyfive hours of ground school. Successful completion of the program results in
recommendation for further training as a military pilot by the Federal Aviation
Administration and subsequent qualification for further flight training at the
Army Aviation center, Fort Rucker, Alabama. Cadets may also earn their Private
Pilot's license
Hank
Adx/iser
Capt. Levitt
Second
Lt. Coi,.
Waldrop
Coiiiinander
Major Hardy
Exec.
Battle
Group
Staff
Capt. Higoenbotham
Capt. Parker
S-1
Cai'i.
IlomoN
Asst. S-I
Sweetheart
Jane Carroll
S-I
Sgt.
Blount
Company
Capt. Pope
Company Commander
Delta
Sgt. Ivev
Lt. Carter
Company
Exec.
1st Sgt.
Tommy Holley
Harold Hocsed
Guidon Bearer
Training Officer
FIRST
Lt.
PLATOON
Broadawav, Platoon Leader
Broadaway, Ray, Sr
Abbott, Reggie, Soph
Alverson, Frank, Fr.
AvERETT, E. T., Soph
Barron, W. M., Fr
Cedartown
Brunswick
.
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Fort Rucker, Ala.
Sandersville
Baxley
Blackstock, John F., Sopli
Pymble, New South Wales, Australia
BowDEN, James, Jr
Cobb, Eddie, Jr
Cornelius, James, Fr
Couch, Luke, Jr
Hale, Jeff, Soph
Heard, J. D., Fr
Hill, Wade C, Fr
McClure, William, Fr
McCranie, Von S., Fr
Rikard, Frank, Jr
Wamble, Thomas, Fr
Webb, William, Fr
Wilson, William, Soph
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Perry, Fla.
Marietta
Ray
City
Lexington
Marietta
Franklin
Columbus
Marietta
Willacoochee
Birmingham, Ala.
Moultrie
Cartersville
Toccoa
SECOND PLATOON
Lt.
Winn, Hewell,
Sr
Griffin
Dahlonega
Bell, George, Jr
CoPELAND, Gilbert, Fr
Davis,
Gainesville
Myron, Fv
W.
Cairo
H., Fr
Hogansville
Edison, R. B., Fr
Plant City, Fla.
•Davis,
Winn, Platoon Leader
Smyrna
Albany
Albany
Hancock, Charles, Fr
Hardy, K. D., /r
Hopkins, Clarence, Jr
Jackson, Toby, Soph
Marietta
LoEHR, William, Soph
Mason, James, Sr
Monroe, James, Fr
Terry, M. A., Soph
Plummer, Phillips, Soph
Lavonia
Albany
Cartersville
Columbus
Albany
Atlanta
Pyles, H. T., Fr
Starke, Stafford, Fr
Marietta
Stockton, Wiley, Jr
Whiting, Julian, Fr
Crawford
Albany
Commerce
Wilkinson, Brannon, Fr
THIRD
PLATOON
Lt. Harrison, Platoon Leader
Toccoa
Augusta
Manchester
Harrison, Eugene, Sr
James R., /r
Fowler, Charles, Fr
Goodwin, W. D., Fr
Davis,
Douglasville
Dal ton
Gridfr, Robert, Fr
Hall, H.
D.,
Howell, T.
Fr
Austell
New
Fr
Hubbard, Lewis, Fr
Jones, A. C, Fr
King, W. H., Fr
E.,
Moultrie
Atlanta
Decatur
McNair, Jack, Soph
Atlanta
Macon
Myers, A. J., Fr
Otte, John, Fr
Rowe, James, Fr
Segars, Don, Soph
Thompson, Robert, Jr.
Veal, Monte, Soph
Wheeler, Stanley, Soph
Orleans, La.
Decatur
Warner Robins
Conyers
.
.
.
Raleigh, N. C.
Atlanta
Buford
Pattie
Ruth Goff
PAUtA CAGLE
Sponsor
Sweetheart
In Delta Company, the orders of the day are passed through
the chain of
command
all
the
way down
to the riflemen in the
squad. Each person has a particular job assigned to do.
One
must live among the men of "D" Company for a while before
one can appreciate the calm atmosphere and the lively clockwork of the inside of this mighty machine. There are few harsh
words ever spoken, few feelings of remorse and vengeance, and
a very small percentage of Delta
Commandant's
tea parties
on
men
are required to attend the
his triangle.
The men of "D" Company are
rounded individuals. This is not
fighters,
all:
sportsmen, and well-
the Black Dragoons will
always have a soft spot in their hearts for the young ladies. Several times
during the quarter the "hoppers" and the "waltzers"
get together
Delta
and have a convention
Company
Day Room.
work behind,
in the Barracks
are relaxing, leaving the strain of
minds of the 22-5. But the fun is too soon
and the routine duties are reluctantly resumed.
clearing their
First
row:
over,
Hancock, Wamble, McCranie, Veal, Couch, Ivey, Broadaway, Otte, Pope. Hardy,
Hubbard, Alverson. Second roxu: Goodwin, Deariso, Bowden, Heard, Plummer, Jackson, Thompson, Hogsed. Third row: McNair, Cobb, King, Carter, Hopkins, Johnson, Winn, Barrow, Davis.
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Jackson,
moves the
ball out of
cheerleaders. Wade Hill, Phillip Plummer,
life to Delta Basketball games.
odd
a tight spot for Delta!
Fred
Pope, and Toby
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Company Echo
Lt. Guest
Capt. Darden
Company
Company Commander
ScT.
Exec.
Whitehead
1st. Sgt.
Duke
J. R.
Training Officer
F.
N. Eubanks
Training N.C.O.
T. L. Freeman
Clerk
FIRST
J. B. Gordon
Guidon Bearer
H.
Norman
H. R. Miller
Sup. Sgt.
Asst. Pit. Sgt.
PLATOON
Lt. Artley, Platoon Leader
Artley, H.
McDonough
Sr
E.,
Aiken, D. K., ]y
Bargeron, W.
Martin
R.,
Blackmon, M.
Fy
H.,
Soph
W., Soph
Winder
Easley, C. H., Soph
K., Fr
Bowman
Draper,
S.
Guest, R.
Gurley, a., Soph
Hair, Ronald, Fr
House, J. C., Fr
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Dahlonega
Dalton
Winder
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Long, T. R., Fr
Sardis
NoRRis, Ronnie, Fr
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Powell, R. N., Fr
Rainwater, Jerry, Jr
Stewart, F. L., Fr
Stocks,
W.
L.,
VicKFRY, D.
Watson,
Yancey,
J.
Fr
B.,
Soph
Dalton
Marietta
Dahlonega
Winder
Dalton
Atlanta
D., Jr
Columbus
Fr
Tifton
J. L.,
SECOND PLATOON
Lt. Hirst, Platoon Leader
Hirst, William J., Sr
Anderson, W. S., Fr
Duke, J. E., Sr
Hall, John M., Soph
Hoover,
J.
C, Jr
Kimbell, D.
L.,
iMcCoNNELL,
W.
Fr
Ochlochnee
Commerce
Flowery Branch
Lavonia
Augusta
LaFayette
Soph
E.,
Macolly, James W., Sr
Miller, B. R., Fr
R., Fr
J.
Griffin
Leesburg
Atlanta
Pine Lake
Parkman,
Shackelford, M. L., Fr
Sherrer, C. W., Fr
Smith, T. H., Fr
Thornton, J. A., Soph
TuTTLE, J. R., Fr
AVhelchel, C. H., Soph
WiLSDON, D. H., Soph
Wilhelm, J. P., Fr
Griffin
Rayle
LaFayette
Springfield
Warner Robins
Clermont
Decatur
LaFayette
THIRD
PLATOON
Lt. Sims, Platoon Leader
Thompson
Sims, Jack, Sr
Coffey, D. C, Fr
Drinkard, L. W., Jr
Dyer, Roger, Sr
Elliot, Van, Soph
Decatur
Swainsboro
Blairsvillc
Alpharetta
Henry, C. C, Fr
Calhoun
R.E.,Fr
Manly, R. F., Fr
Atlanta
Lee,
Dalton
Maples, J. A., Soph
Marchesseau, L. J., fr
Palmer, J. B., Fr
PuLLiAM, Earl, Fr
Robinson, J. R., Fr
Shivers, Rodney, Fr
Smith, Robert
LaFayette
Atlanta
Dublin
Cornelia
Winder
Manchester
Jr
Decatur
Tate, Richard, Soph
Gainesville
TisoN,
E.,
Weyman,
Jr
Wren, Richard C, Soph
Cordele
Augusta
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Vivian Ingram
Mrs. H.
Sweetheart
Echo, the "Green
integrity to a
W. Darden
Sponsor
Wave"
campus
of
that unfurls
open
its
and
teamwork
pride, ambition
eyes, exemplifies
the
fiom within that is typical of the N. G. C. cadet corps.
This teamwork is demonstrated daily through its accomplishments on a way to a goal: Honor Company! Echo won more
football games in one season than any "Green Wave" team had
won in the previous three put together. This same group of men
put their heads together and came up with the highest scholastic
average in the corps.
In reflection of their cooperation and teamwork, only one
Company Echo
left the school at quarter's end and
do specialized study elsewhere. It is a pride to know
that wherever an Echo cadet may be seen he will uphold the
standards of a gentleman, his unit, and his school.
It is the desire of the Commanding Officer that the men from
rank to rank in "E" Company will all, some bright June day,
receive their Bachelor's degrees from this great institution and
reserve or Regular Army Commissions in the United States of
cadet from
that was to
America.
Top: Whitehead
done.
shows Freshmen how
Company
Middle:
clowns prepare for
it's
in-
spection.
6e/ow:
reports.
Checking
bulletin-board
for
daily
Artley with the discus.
Top:
Campus
watches
high-point
man
Sims
toss.
6e/ow: Sims around end for T.D. pass!
Firsl
roiu:
Maples, Guest. Brannon, Hurst, Artley, Blount, Blackmon, Easley, Darden. .Second row: Coflee,
Stocks. Third row: Norris, House, Duke, Hall, Stewart, Melton, Pulliam, Yanq-, Hair.
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Siiuras,
Paikman, Macolly, Sherrer,
Norman, Tison,
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Capt. Baggett
Company Commander
Foxtrot
Lt. Driver
Company
Exec.
Johnny West
Gilmer
Conrad Boterwec Wiluam BiiiNErTE
J. E.
Training N.C.O.
Guidon Bearer
Clerk
FIRST
Training Officer
PLATOON
Lt. Williams, Platoon Leader
Williams, Bruce, Sr
Armstrong, R. K., Fr
Barrett, James, Fr
Bradwell, G. I., Fr
Bridges,
Haralson
Donalsonville
Atlanta
Valdosta
M., Fr
J.
Doraville
Capel, L. H., Fr
Carlile,
Chamblee, James
Cook, W.
Fry,
Griffin
Columbus
K., Jr
J.
Fr
R.,
R., Fr
Paul
H.,
Soph
Gandy, J. R., Soph
Hanson, D. L., Fr
Kinder, Mark, Fr
Miles, T.
F., So/,/.
Richardson, Carl, Sr
Rhodes,
J.
C, Soph
Skinner, E. H., Soph
Sneed, B.
S.,
Jr
Wilson, R. D., Soph
Wilkes, R. C, Fr
Gainesville
Macon
Atlanta
Albany
Riverton, N.
J.
Irvington, N.
J.
Thomaston
Griffin
Smyrna
Riverdale
Blue Ridge
Gainesville
Atlanta
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SECOND PLATOON
Lt. Potter, Platoon Leader
Potter, John, Sr
Atkinson, Tom, Soph
Columbus
Campbell, Wayne, Soph
GooLSBY, Dempsey, f
Rockmart
W. T., Fr
Johnson, Jimmy B., Soph
Jones, David C, Fr
Keener, C. M., Fr
Ellijay
Allentown
Tommy, Soph
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Williams, W. B., Soph.
Wind, H. W., Fr
Atlanta
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Lt. Evans, Platoon Leader
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Logan, John C, Fr
W.
L.,
McGee, G.
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Although Foxtrot is not noted for its wild Christmas parties,
march and blow at the same time, we maintain
that we are the outstanding unit on campus in the field of
celebrities. Among the most noted are: Johnny "the Greek"
Potter, George "Frenchy" O'Kelley, Bruce "Hormone" Williams,
Terry "Casanova" Baggett, and Billy "The Colonel-Slayer"
or the ability to
Burnette.
More seriously, however, Company Foxtrot wishes to say that
we leave this year with the feeling of accomplishment and with
a clear memory of the spirit of Foxtrot and the wholesome felThis school teaches everything!!!
lowship that has been shared throughout the year.
It
has been a
year of trying experiences, but the happy ones have far surmounted the unhappy ones. We, the men of Company Foxtrot,
deem
The
Thinl<ing
Man.
it
a privilege
a fine organization.
140
and
a pleasure to have
been a part of such
Placing
bets
the
for
afternoon games?
^
Foxtrot
First
in
o fourth
down
situation.
Foxtrot's
John Potter leading the pack.
row: Ragsdale, Price, Hanson, Evans, Armstrong, Bridges, Capel, Gilmer, Tyson. Second row: Turner, Johnson, Mills, Younger, Weaver,
Barrett, Payne, Baggett.
Third row: Driver, Rhodes, Williams, Keener, Gandy. Skinner, Burnette.
Potter,
Receiving instruction on the firing range.
Summer Camp 1959
North Georgia College cadets won fourth place over
other institutions represented at Fort Benning
thirty-five
last
summer when comparative
ratings
of
all
factors
were computed. They won first place in leadership ratings made by fellow cadets and Regular Army Cadre,
and first in job performance and marksmanship.
A comprehensive schedule of field training was followed, and the many campus hours of classroom theory
were applied during actual field exercises.
There were also many lasting friendships made at
Summer Camp which will probably be renewed in the
years to come.
Top: Reece checks sights preparatory to firing. Below:
study a mop before undertaking a field problem.
Group
of cadets
Reece accepts the Honor Company award for Company "F" at formal ceremonies marking the close of Fort Benning's Reserve Officer's Training Corps Summer Camp.
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AUTOGRAPHS
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AdA
TRY
CRANE
CLEANERS
FOR
ECONOMY AND EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
Fluff
Dry Cleaning
Dahlonega
Georgia
Compliments of
CHICOPEE
MANUFACTURING
CORPORATION
Georgia
Chicopee
158
WHITAKER & GARRETT
WHOLESALE
CANDY — TOBACCO — NOTIONS
328
Oak
Street
For that look of distinction
N.G.C.
.
CADETS PATRONIZE
WOODY'S BARBER SHOP
For thirty-three years we have been
"ON-THE-SQUARE"
159
BEST WISHES
DAVIS -WASHINGTON
COMPANY
LLWORK
402
S.
LUMBER
•
Maple
Street
•
—
BUILDING MATERIALS
"WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATER"
Phones: 4-5205
—
Georgia
Gainesville
4-5206
Compliments of
FRIERSON-McEVER
COMPANY
YOUR
MEN'S WEAR
ARMOUR
&
COMPANY
Gainesville
Georgia
SALESMAN
GAINESVILLE FLORIST
CHAMBERS LUMBER COMPANY
"HOME OF FINE FLOWERS"
BUILDING SUPPLIES
111 South Sycamore Street
Phone LEnox
LEnox 4-3551
4-7397
1125 South Main
BEST WISHES
MINTZ JEWELERS
from
BROWN -WRIGHT
"STORE FOR BRIDES"
HOTEL SUPPLY CORP.
102 West Washington
512
Gainesville
Georgia
W.
Peachtree Street, N.
Atlanta
8,
Georgia
W.
JAMES LEES & SONS, CO.
PINE TREE DIVISION
Makers of ârn for
THOSE HEAVENLY CARPETS
by LEES
Georgia
Dahlonega
BROCK
HILL'S
QUALITY MEATS,
TIRE
COMPANY
INC.
Service Center of Gainesville
"QUALITY
Gumming
IS
OUR MIDDLE NAME'
TIRE REPAIRING, RECAPPING,
AND VULCANIZING
Phone LE
Georgia
4-9902
302 East Broad Street
Gainesville
Georgia
THEY WALK WITH A MILITARY STRIDE
robaccos
— Notions
F
&
H
Drugs
— Candies — Paint
FLEMING & HAWKINS
WHOLESALE COMPANY
CORCORAN,
INC.
Cornelia, Georgia
Stoughton, Massachusetts
Cornelia 214
Gainesville
LIPSCOMB DRUG
LE
2-2005
COMPANY
WEST CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY
Dahlonega, Georgia
YOUR COLLEGE DRUG STORE
Laundry Agent for
FOR OVER
30
YEARS
IDEAL CLEANERS
AND LAUNDRY
"ON THE SQUARE"
331 Northside Drive
Dahlonega
Georgia
Phone LE 4-5171
STANDARD
FARM INSURANCE CO.
STATE
SERVICE STATION
AUTO — FIRE — LIFE
Roy
Kay Abercrombie
ATLAS TIRES, BATTERIES,
& ACCESSORIES
G. Huff, Agent
Dahlonega, Georgia
Dahlonega, Georgia
BEST WISHES
DAHLONEGA PAINT
AND BODY SHOP
Wrecker Service — Day or Night
— Bodies Rebuilt
Painting — Glass
from
Installed
JAKE'S SING SERVICE
William King, Owner
Dahlonega
Georgia
Georgia
DAHLONEGA HARDWARE
&
Royal Typewriters
Electric
Dahlonega
— Standard — Portable
SUPPLY COMPANY
MENDENHALL
Office
Machine
&
Supply
Quality Hardware, Building Material,
and Farm Supplies
Company
Gainesville
Georgia
THE CAKE
BOX BAKERY
EVERYTHING IN BAKERY GOODS
Visit
Dahlonega
Georgia
NORTHERN FREIGHT
LINES, INC.
General Office
Our
Coffee Bar
Gainesville
Georgia
"Safe Swift Service"
THE DUTCH MILL
'EQUAL TO THE SOUTH'S BEST BARBECUE'
DuLUTH
Georgia
CHEROKEE
RESTAURANT
BEST COFFEE IN
TOWN
WHERE THE STUDENTS MEET AND EAT
REGULAR DINNERS WITH COMPLETE SHORT ORDERS
HOME-MADE
Dahlonega
PIES
Georgia
GUARDED QUALITY
ICE cneAÂA.
GEORGIANNA MOTEL and
RESTAURANT
Compliments
Specializing in
STEAKS
— CHOPS
and
of
FULL COURSE DINNERS
PRIVATE DINING
ROOM FOR GROUPS
Dial LE 4-7361
Georgia
Gainesville
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
BETTER CARE FOR YOUR HAIR
.
Gainesville
Georgia
CARDER'S
BARBER SHOP
Dahlonega
Georgia
I^njratulations
to the graduating class
Bottled
Under Authority
of
The Coca-Cola Company by
The Gainesville Coca-Cola Bottling Company
167
lui
BEST WISHES
Liic iêauuig-
rasmons ana
Nationally Advertised
Name
Brands
in
from
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
GORDON MAGIC-PAK
in
POTATO CHIPS
Dahlonega
it's
PARK'S CLOTHING SHOP
GEM JEWELRY COMPANY
Compliments
North Georgia's Largest Jeweler
of
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR
GIFT HEADQUARTERS
MILLNER'S
Dahlonega
Gainesville
Gumming
ToccoA
Gainesville
Georgia
Georgia
Evans Implement Co.
Compliments of
If If's
HAVA TAMPA CIGARS
Distributed by
SALES
Witt Cigar
& Candy
AND
7/'s
Good
SERVICE
• JACOBSEN
Power Lawn Mowers
Eli
Sdd by EVANS
Co.
•
WORTHINGTON
Gang Mowers-Tractors
•
MANCO-DEVERE
Rotary Mowers
of
• WEST POINT
COMMERCIAL MOWERS — HOME MO
GOLF COURSE • AIRPORT • PAR
CEMETERY • ESTATE • HOME
SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT
Aerifiers-Verti-Cuts
Athens, Georgia
611 North Ave.,
N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia
KING'S GULF SERVICE STATION
WASHING
ASK FOR
POLISHING
TIRE REPAIR
Dial
Dahlonega
UN
POTATO
CHIPS
Guaranteed Fresh!
4-3831
Georgia
THE THREE STAR CHEVY
SHOW
Chevrolet
ROBERT M. MOORE'S STORE
Corvette
CoRVAIR
"A
complete
line of general
merchandise'
FRED JONES CHEVROLET
Friend of All North Georgia Students
COMPANY
Dahlonega
Georgia
Dial
UN 4-3621
Dahlonega
Georgia
CompliTttents of
MATHER FURNITURE COMPANY
WHEN
IN
DAHLONEGA
Dial
UN 4-2231
Visit
Dahlonega
Georgia
COURTESY
PROGRESS
THE SMITH HOUSE
'Where the rooms
are as nice as the meals are good'
BANK OF DAHLONEGA
W.
B.
FRY, Owner
"A Bank You Can Bank On"
Member
Dahlonega
F.D.I.C.
Georgia
Complivtents of
CHARLES W. McSHEEHAN
JAMES W. BUSBIN
Resident Engineer Inspector
General Building Contractor
Lyerly, Georgia
SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA
Compliments of
Phone 42 5
D. C.
COLE,
P.E.
Professional Engineer
BEST WISHES
.
.
.
DAIRY QUEEN AND BRAZIER
of
DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA
BETTER MAID MILK
PRODUCTS, INC.
H. C.
WILKINS
FRED HIGGINS
Distributors In
Dahlonega, Georgia
171
THE PLACE TO MEET
.
.
.
THE PLACE TO EAT
THE DIXIE GRILL
Jack Trammell, Manager
Emory Brackett, Owner
Across from the campus
at Dahlonega, Georgia
AND SCHOOL
AT THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICE. THE STUDENTS
ARE ALSO INVITED TO ENJOY
THE COLOR TELEVISION IN THIS
PART OF THE CANTEEN.
BOOKS, UNIFORMS,
SUPPLIES
SUNDRIES
AND POST
OFFICE
THE CANTEEN
Robert Ragan,
Manager
SODAS, SANDWICHES, SWEETS,
STATIONERY, AND OTHER
PERSONAL NEEDS CAN BE
OBTAINED AT THE
NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE
STUDENT EXCHANGE.
—
INE PRINTING SINCE 1887—
i|ij
&
That's the story of Foote
Today we have one
equipped plants
of the
Davies, Inc.
most modern and best
in the country.
And
fine
Yearbooks have always been an important part
of our business.
Our craftsmen
believe in
quality and strive to produce the
"best in the Industry."
printing doesn't just
it's
Our
excellent
happen
a combination of production
research, craftsmanship,
and
painstaking supervision.
FOOTE & DAVIES,
764
MIAMI CIRCLE,
INC.
N. E.
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Cyclops /
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