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For Reference - Albany State University Repository
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For Reference
Not to be taken from this room
MARGARET ROOD HAZARD
LIBRARY
ALBANY STATE COLLEGE
ALBANY, GEORGIA
THE STAFF
THE
Editor-in-Chief ................ Annette Dotson
Associate Editor .............. Hardy Plummer
Copy Editors ................ Faye Clark and
Alberta Jones
1965
Faculty Editors ............ Maria Swann and
Mary Carson
RAM
Class Editors: Seniors ............ Alberta Jones
Jimmy Sheats
Juniors .................. Willie Edwards
Felecca Wilson
Sophomores .............. Leonard Minter
Freshmen .............. Rosbin Eagle and
Sylvania Hamilton
Chief Typists .............. J.Curtis Little and
Thelma Porter
Art Editors .................. Wesley Jones and
James Wright
Layout Editors ............ Patricia Edwards and
Wesley Jones
Photography Editor ............ Roosevelt Redd
Sports Eaitor .................... James Usher
Greek Editor .................... Emira Eagle
Organizational Editors .......... Viola Harrison
and Jacquelyn Cobb
Business Manager .............. Albert Sloan
Advisor .................... Rev. 0. H. Brown
ALBANY STATE COLLEGE
ALBANY, GEORGIA
Margaret Rood Hazard Library
Albany State College
Albany, Georgia
FOREWORD
It has been said that a picture is worth
a thousand words how fortunate we are
to have before us, many pictures and
words
to
prolong
the
memories
of
1964-65 here at Albany State College.
It is the function of the RAM to record
these college activities, involving some
1300 people. The spirit is present at the
college if you but look for it ... in the
administration as they perform policymaking functions; in the faculty as they
impart their knowledge and experience to
a class of 8:20 sleepyheads, and most of
all in the student body as they derive from
their college experiences whatever they
desire and require.
The 1965 RAM is an attempt to capture some of this spirit, to define it, refine
it and present it in a form which will make
the essential elements of the campus
readily apparent. Here then, is the 1965
RAM the college as it is now. Ten years
from now this annual may help you to
remember what ASC was like.
THE STAFF
CONTENT
ADMINISTRA TION
and FACULTY
SENIORS
UNDERCLASSMEN
ORGANIZATIONS
GREEKS
ACTIVITIES
BEAUTIES
SPORTS
STAFF
MRS. HELEN M. MA YES
IN APPRECIA TION. . .
FOR HER MANY YEARS OF LOYAL DEVOTION,
FOR HER KINDNESS AND CONSCIENTIOUSNESS,
FOR HER CEASELESS PATIENCE AS OUR REGISTRAR,
We, the staff of the RAM
Dedicate our 1965 RAM
to Mrs. Helen Moody Mays
Mrs. Mays is a native of Waycross, Ga. She received
her B.S. Degree from Savannah State College, and her
Master's Degree from New York University.
She has served at Albany State College for many
years. Presently, she is the director of Records and Admissions at Albany State College.
Mrs. Mays is not only a dedicated staff member, but
she is also a bona fide citizen and a dependable worker
in the community.
We hold her in high esteem, because she is the
epitome of womanliness and exemplifies devout
Christianity in everyway.
With respect, Mrs. Mays, the 1965 RAM is dedicated to you.
Mrs. Mays goes over a freshman's record with Miss Ann Holt.
ASC
MARGARET ROOD HAZARD LIBRARY
There is much knowledge to be found here.
CAROLINE HALL
Our Administration Building
THE PRESIDENT'S HOME
SCIENCE BUILDING
The home of the president and the first lady.
The house of scientific knowledge.
A T THE PRESENT
HAZARD EDUCATION CENTER
The career of future teacher begins here.
STUDENT CENTER
This is where we relax after a hard day's work.
SANFORD HALL
Exercises are a must here
DINING HALL
What would happen if we missed those three meals a day.
PLANT OPERATIONS
Almost anything can IK- made here.
GIBSON HALL
Houses our sophomore young ladies.
MclNTOSH HALL
The residence of our handsome young men.
PEACE HALL
Here we have been perfected into self-reliant
young ladies.
DAVIS HALL ANNEX
DAVIS HALL
A modern home for young ladies.
Home away from home.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING
Will be completed by the fall quarter of 1965.
IN THE FUTURE
Due to an increase in the personnel and student body. Albany State College
will undergo a multi-million dollar expansion program. Among the proposed buildings are the Fine Arts Building, Applied Science Building, two girl dormitories,
and the expansion of Sanford Hall with swimming pool.
JOSEPH W. HOLLEY
FINE ARTS HALL
In the spring of 1965, the Fine Arts Hall
will emerge from a blueprint to reality.
THE
PRESIDENT
OF
THE
COLLEGE
Aibang £tat£ Colkgc
ALBANY, GEORGIA 31705
The f'il i
ivity", T!u- -«T.N!.he "Rev" ere to b* co
Yearbook I* indeed * "Tl*e Con*u«inj
of the Staff l»r th« 1««* Wit ion of
i »t u Ut«d for their work during this
Tn i.h4 "»ob«r« of the gr*Ju*tlng cl«»» of 196S «• with to
*xpre*< c>iir (iitcer* i c>n&r*tulat ion*. W« with tar you •• >.h«
tlm cottt* to go forth and >«rv-r much <u--i**t. You »r« living
In « greet dnd (lirious *Jf. W< bop* vou <r« prepared to tab*
full advantage of the B*nv opportunities now open to you.
"You tj'.» a Past •- '•»..•••.>• »r. > ,. t, ,..,,.. i~ r, nt.il"
Ullli»« D. Dem
President
President Dennis and the first lady enjoy a quiet evening at home.
President Dennis observes the construction of the future Fine Arts Building.
Mrs. Barbara Johnson, Sec­
retary, goes over President
Dennis' appointments for
the day.
OFFICE OF THE DEAN
OF
INSTRUCTION
Mrs. Shelby King, Faculty Secretary, is known by all for her talent and
efficiency.
Dean Robert Simmons smiles over a student's record.
His secretary, Miss Annette Plummer, is quite an asset to Dean Simmons.
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OFFICE OF
THE
COMPTROLLER
Mr. E. J. Junior, Comptroller, and Mrs. Hattie Bass, Secretary-Cashier, go over the college budget.
Miss Adella Cutts, Asst. Accountant, records registration data.
Mr. Major Brown, Purchasing Agent, prepares lists of items to be
purchased.
Mr. Willie D. Hampton, Asst. Comptroller and
Accountant, checks financial reports.
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OFFICE OF THE
DEAN
OF
STUDENTS
Mrs. Mercile J. Lee, Dean of Women, checks the campus guide
with student helper.
Mrs. Barbara W. Carroll, Secretary, takes dictation for the Dean of Students, Mr.
J. C. Reese.
Mr. James D. demons, Dean of Men, commends the fellows
for good conduct displayed on campus.
Rev. James H. Foster, Dean of Chapel, conducts Sunday Vesper.
Mrs. Leona Demons, Director of Student Activities, helps students
map out a date for a social affair.
Mrs. Emma Robinson, Head Resident Mc­
lntosh Hall, looks very pleased.
Mrs. Lydia Catchings, Head Resident
Peace Hall, plans dormitory activities
with the girls.
Mrs. Bobbie B. Kirby, Head Resi­
dent Davis-Cibson Residence Cen­
ter, calls one of the girls to the
lounge.
Mrs. Aileen Harris, Household and
Laundry Manager, takes a break.
Mrs. Ann M. Marquis and Mrs. Ardessa
Gordon review a student health record.
Miss Naomia Phillips, Head Resident Gibson Hall,
confers with a student.
Miss Gladys Wilson, Head Resident
Davis Hall, makes a room check.
Mr. Wendell Grigsby, Asst. Resident Mclntosh Hall, gives a quick smile.
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Field Services, informs students of the future buildings.
Rev. 0. H. Brown, Director of Public Relations and
OFFICE OF PUBLIC
RELATIONS
AND
FIELD SERVICES
Program.
Mrs. Mary McCoy, Secretary, makes out the Homecoming
Mrs. Eddene W. Johnson, Transcript Clerk, checks over
a student's record.
Miss Annie Doris Holt, Admissions Clerk and
Secretary to the Director, pauses briefly for
the cameraman.
Mr. Ben C. Hampton, Records
Clerk, checks over the new
IBM Equipment.
OFFICE OF
RECORDS
AND
ADMISSIONS
Mrs. Helen Mays, Director of Admissions, gives good news to a student.
LIBRARY
Mrs. Minnie Finch, Head Librarian, plans activ­
ities for the school year 1964 and 65.
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Mrs. Annie P. Laster, Library Secretary.
Mr. Elvie Kirby, Library Cataloguer, if you are in
doubt, why not ask Mr. Kirby.
Miss Dorothy Reed, Secretary to the Librarian.
Miss Martha Ashmon, Assistant Librar­
ian, explains the periodical filing system.
Mr. Floyd A. Strickland, As­
sistant Librarian.
Mr. William C. Gamble, Inventory
Clerk, WHAT? A special order.
PLANT
OPERATION
Mr. Richard Blaylock, Director of Plant
Operations, is always on time.
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Miss Blanche Davis, Secretary to Plant
Operations.
FOOD SERVICES
Miss Elvira Taylor, Dietitian. The next
luncheon will be on April 3, 1965.
Mr. Wallace Mims, Head Dietitian, this calls for
something special.
Give credit to these people for preparing
three meals daily.
STUDENT
CENTER
Mr. Oakey Dawsey, Director of Student Center, chats with some students.
Mrs. Rosa O'Neal, Post Mistress and
Manager of Book Store. Knowledge for
sale!
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DIVISION OF
EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
OF
EDUCATION
Mrs. Mamie Reese, Assistant Professor, gives
us a pretty smile.
Dr. Joseph T. Durham, Professor and
Chairman of Division of Education, goes
through his file.
Dr. Leon Steele, Professor and Coordinator of
Middle Grades, takes a peek at the morning paper.
Dr. William E. Lightfoote, Professor
and Coordinator of Secondary Educa­
tion, pauses from checking his morning
mail.
Robert L. Hicks, Assistant Professor of Education, cuts a film.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PSYCHOLOGY
Miss Angela Owens, Assistant Professor, in a
conference with a student.
Dr. Kahn, Professor and Chairman, Department of Psychology, plans a lecture.
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HAZARD
LABORATORY
SCHOOL
Dr. Henry T. Hutchins, Director of Hazard
Laboratory School, gets ready for a busy day.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Dennis, Critic Teacher,
has telling story time.
Mrs. Pearl Sanders, Critic Teacher, poses
with her class.
Mrs. Lessie Miller, Critic Teacher, lines
her class up for exercise>
Mrs. Susie Ellis, Critic Teacher, illus­
trates new methods to her class.
Mrs. Beatrice Moultrie, Critic Teacher,
plays pretty for the children.
Mrs. Mary Clark, Critic Teacher, cap­
tures children's attention with exciting
news.
Mrs. Doris Cross, Critic Teacher, com­
mends class for good behavior..
Mrs. Sarah Gray, Critic Teacher, assists
her class with the bulletin board.
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DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Dr. Narvel Clark, Chairman, Health and Physical Educa­
tion, in his first year is well liked by the students.
Mr. Robert Rainey, Assistant Professor and Head Basketball Coach, plans
basketball strategy for Rams.
Miss Cynthia Parker, Instructor, displays
a vivid picture of good health.
Mr. John R. Lee, Instructor, gets ready
to go to his class.
Mr. O. W. O'Neal, Jr., Associate
Professor and Head Football Coach,
thinks about his future team.
Mr. ForresfL. Kirkpatrick, Assistant Professor, works on course
outline for his class.
22
DIVISION OF HUMANITIES
DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
Mrs. Helen LeBlanc, Assistant Professor
Modern Languages, goes through a stu­
dent French notebook.
Dr. George Reynolds, Chairman of French Depart­
ment, checks his French books collection.
Miss Joan Hale, Instructor, Modern
Languages, awaits students for con­
ference.
DEPARTMENT
OF
ART
Mr. Vernon Williams, instructor of Art, wonders if his students appreciate
Egyptian's art.
23
Mr. William Bryant, Head Co-ordinator, lectures on singular and
plural nouns.
Miss Doris Lucas, Assistant Profes­
sor, is in her Shakespearean's
world.
Mr. Robert Largen, Assistant Pro
fessor and Dramatics Coach, think
about the next play to be given b;
the Dramatics Club.
DEPARTMENT OF
ENGLISH
Mr. James C. Hill, Instructor, shows a film to
his reading class.
Miss Mattie Lewis, Assistant Professor,
Students do not use correct English.
Mr. Henry Harden, Instructor, shows
the medieval world.
Miss Jonnie McRae, Instructor, aids
student in reading laboratory.
Mrs. Fera Hill, Assistant Professor, checks
her references.
24
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Dr. James Marquis, Chairman, goes over a musical
score.
Mr. Egbert Bacon, Assistant Professor, gets ready
to play one of the masterpieces of Bach.
Mr. Horace Boyer, Assistant Professor, checks
over some music theory.
Mr. John Patrick, Instructor Music and As­
sistant Bandmaster, nurses his love.
Mr. T. Marshall Jones, Assistant Professor Music and Head
Bandmaster, conducts his ensemble class.
25
Mr. Bruce Fort, Assistant
describes a typical cell.
Professor
Biology,
Mr. Paul Sandridge, Assistant Professor Biology,
gives Zoology's student a pleasant smile.
Dr. William Johnson, Chairman
DIVISION OF SCIENCE
AND
MATHEMATICS
DEPARTMENT OF
BIOLOGY
Now students, remember R5H:oOj is the formula
for Dextrose. You might see it later, Mr. Ernest
Benson, Biology Instructor.
Miss Bennatta Williams, Faculty Secre­
tary. Always give a helping hand when
needed.
Mr. Marion Jones, Instructor Biology, prepares
a laboratory practical for his General Biol­
ogy class.
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What a Familiar Figure.
DEPARTMENT OF
CHEMISTRY
Dr. Lester Brown, Professor and Chairman of Chemistry, checks chemical apparatus.
Miss Faye Evans, Instructor of Chemistry,
takes five.
Mr. George Hill, Instructor Chemistry, type!
an order for chemical supplies.
Dr. Billy Black, Professor of Chemistry, makes computation with slide
ruler.
DEPARTMENT OF
PHYSICS
Mr. Rudy V. Patterson, Instructor of Physics,
gives a demonstration to his students.
Miss Edith Simmins, Instructor, gets her nursing student's attention.
27
Mr. Earl Hill, Instructor, watches as student explains deductive
reason.
Mr. Robert Marshall, Instruct­
or, explains the balance scale
to his class.
DEPARTMENT OF
MATHEMATICS
Mr. William Brodie, Instructor, ex­
plains P3 to his class.
Mr. C. Kenneth Dunson, Associate Professor, seems to be pleased with his class's mathematical
knowledge.
DIVISION OF NURSING
Mrs. Eleanor H. Winder, Director of Nursing, checks a student paper.
Mrs. Annie Medley, Secretary, Division
of Nursing.
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\
W. Pittman, Assistant Professor, gives the significance of Nightingale's lamp.
M. E. Smith, Instructor, makes an important call.
Sophomore Nursing Qass,
Miami here they come.
vmy
I * M|
Senior Public Health Nursing Student.
The first graduating class of the Nursing Division.
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DIVISION OF
SOCIAL
SCIENCE
Dr. John D. Reid, Chairman Division of Social Science, reviews a case history.
Dr. George King, Chairman, Department of History, explores geo­
graphical location and its importance to a nation's success.
Mr. Julian T. Houston, Assistant Professor, has conference with student.
Mr. Wilford E. Delaper, Instructor Political Science,
explains the Louisiana Purchase to students.
Mrs. Troas Latimer, Associate Professor, shows
the vast land which was under the Ottoman empire.
000
Mrs. Thrliiia Dun, Assistant Professor, ex­
plains the keyboard.
Mr. Leroy Johnson, Assistant Pn>K>M»r, jiiu•.- assistance to student.
DIVISION
OF
BUSINESS
Dr. Floyd Farrar, Chairman, checks his calendar.
Mrs. Birnell Rivers, Associate Professor, adds up student's average.
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Mr. Willie Ward, Instructor, checks his reference
material.
SENIOR OFFICERS
Albert Sloan
Grace Savage
Patricia Edwards
Mae F. Johnson
Joseph Green
Dewitt Walker
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President
y ice-President
Secretary
Asst. Secretary
Treasurer
Business Manager
GEORGIA M. BANKS
BERNESTINE ANDERSON
MOLLIE B. ADAMS
EVELYN V. ADAMS
Jacksonville, Fla.
Nursing Education, B.S.
Pres. of Senior Nursing Class, V.
Pres. of Peace Hall and Reporter
of SNAG Nursing Club.
Albany, Ca.
Business Education, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society,
Who's Who, SNEA and Commercial
dub.
Dublin, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
S.N.E.A., College D r a m at i c s,
Y.W.C.A., Women's League and
Pyrrian English Club.
Albany, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
Usher Board, Library dub, and
S.N.E.A.
SENIORS
MARGIE Z. BATTLE
Dallas, Ga.
Nursing Education, B.S.
EUNICE E. BERRY
Plant City, Fla.
Business Education, B.S.
AKA and "Miss AKA of 1964-65"
LUVENIA BERRY
Apopka, Fla.
Elementary Education, B.S.
Delta Signia Theta, and Pan-Hellen­
ic Council.
MARVA G. BERRY
33
Albany, Ga.
Music Education, B.S.
Chorus, MENC and SNEA
MARVIN F. B1LLUPS
Athens, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Kappa Alpha Psi, AAHPER,
Physical Education Major Club,
Director of Intramural Program,
Chief Justice of Student Govern­
ment, and Student Leadership
Workshop.
GERALYN Y. BLAYLOCK
Albany, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
S.N.EJV.
CHARLOTTE A. BOSTIC
Waycross, Ga.
Elementary Education, BJS.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Student Gov­
ernment and SNEA.
FANNIE L. BOYKIN
Valdosta, Ga.
Business Administration, B.A.
SENIORS
LAURA M. BRUCE
JOSEPHINE B. BROWN
DOROTHY A. BROWN
RUTHA L. BRADLEY
Valdosta, Ga.
Nursing Education, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, and Who's
Who.
34
Smithville, Ga.
English, B.A.
Persian English Club, A.S.C. Col­
lege Players, Choir, Student Voice
Staff.
Atlanta, Ga.
English, B.A.
Persian English Club, First At­
tendant to Miss Senior and Allantian Club.
Leesburg, Ga.
English, BA
Persian English Club, ASC Player
Student Council and A.S.C. Choir
FAYE R. CLARK
DELORIS 0. CARSEWELL
THOMASINA BURROUGH
EDDIE BRYANT, JR.
Augusta, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA.
French
SNEA.
Columbus, Ga.
Social Science, B.S.
Social Science Club and Yearbook
Staff.
Leary, Ga.
French, B.A.
Club, Pierian Club and
Americus, Ga.
Commercial Club, Usher Board, and
Alpha Phi Alpha.
SENIORS
ANDREW L. COLVIN
Birmingham, Ala.
Health and Physical Education,
D.S.
Omega Psi Phi, AAHPER, Major
Club, and Student Trainer.
LOUISE COLZIE
Oglethorpe, Ga.
Business Education, B.S.
ROSA CRAWFORD
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
HATTIE DAVIS
Bainbridge, Ga.
Business Education, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, YWCA, Com
mercial Club, SNEA, Choir anc
Pan-Hellenic.
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LULA DAV1S
Albany, Ga.
Business Education, B.S.
Commercial Club, Who's Who and
SNEA.
PRISCILLA DAVIS
Camilla, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
ANNETTE DOTSON
Atlanta, Ga.
Science Education, B.S.
Yearbook Editor 64-65, Atlantian
Club, "Miss Atlantian" 64-65, Stu­
dent Government, Band, Choir,
Dramatics Club, Ramettes, Biophychem Club, Modern Dance Group,
Student's Voice and SLW.
EMIR A EAGLE
Augusta, Ga.
Sociology, B.A.
Social Science Club, Student Assist­
ant, Student Government, Yearbook
Staff, and SLW.
SENIORS
ERNEST FINN ELL
Bainbridjie, Ca.
LOVIE FELDER
BARBARA EILLISON
PATRICIA EDWARDS
Wuycross, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA, YearlxM.k Staff, and Alpha
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Kappa Alpha.
Albany, Ga.
Psychology, B.A.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Who's Who
64-65, Alpha Kappa Mu, "Miss
Albany State College" 63-64, and
"Miss Alpha Phi Alpha" 64, 65.
Cordele, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
A AH PER, Choir, Student Assist­
ant, and Modern Dance Group.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Kappa Alpha Psi.
GUSSIE GLENN
CAROLYN FULLER
CHANNEY FORD
Albany, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA and Pyramid Club.
Fort Gaines, Ga.
Science Education, B.S.
Biophychem Club, and SNEA.
Jukin, Georgia
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
JOHN FLEMINGS
Bainhridgc, Ca.
Chemistry, H.A.
Kappa Alpha Psi.
SENIORS
MARILYN GLOVER
Anniston, Ala.
Sociology, B.A.
Social Science Club and Choir.
JOSEPH GREEN
Athens, Ga.
Science Education, B.S.
Alpha Phi Alpha, Biophychem Club,
and SLWC.
RUTH IE GREEN
Thcmasville, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA.
GLADYS HAIRE
Bainbridgc, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA.
PATRICIA HANSFORD
Bainbridge, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA.
JACQUELYN HARPER
Morgan, Ca.
English, B.A.
Editor of Student's Voice, Alpha
Kappa Alpha, French Club, and
English.
VIOLA HARRISOM
Toccoa, Ga.
History, B.A.
Social Science Club, Sigma Rho
Sigma, Charmette, Yearbook Staff,
Student's Voice, Dramatics Qub, and
Women's League.
DONALD HECTOR
Atlanta, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA.
SENIORS
BARBARA HORTON
Valdosta, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
WILLIE E.
HOLLINGSHEAD
ETHEL M. HILLSMAN
Jacksonville, Fla.
Nursing Education, B.S.
SNAG.
GERALDINE HILL
Miami, Fla.
Elementary Education, B.S.
YWCA, SNEA and Pyramid Club.
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Pelham, Ga.
English, B.A.
English Qub.
BEULAH JACKSON
Talbotton, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
ALVESTIA JACKSON
WILHELMINA HUCKABY
ESTELLA HOWARD
Social Circle, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
Women's League, YWCA, French
Club, Dramatics Club and SNEA.
Columbus, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA, and Music Club.
Moultrie, Ga.
Sociology, B.A.
Social Science Club, Yearbook Staff,
Sigma Rho Sigma, Psychology
Club.
SENIORS
GLORIA JACKSON
Sylvester, Ga.
Nursing Education, B.S.
LEONORAS JACKSON
Life Oak, Fla.
Science Education, B.S.
Band, Biophychem Club, and Kappa
Alpha Psi.
W1LLIE JACKSON
Orlando, Fla.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
AAHPER, Major Club and Sphinx
Club.
JoANN JENKINS
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Atlanta, Ga.
English, B.A.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, English Cli
and Student's Voice.
FRANKIE JENNINGS
Atlanta, Ca.
Nursing Education, B.S.
BETTYE JOHNSON
Valdosta, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
FLORETTA JOHNSON
Albany, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA and Library Club.
JOSEPHINE JOHNSON
Waycross, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA, Charmettes, and Asst. Se
of Peace Hall.
SENIORS
CHARLIE JONES
ALBERTA JONES
VERONICA JOHNSON
MAE F. JOHNSON
Albany, Ga.
Sociology, B.A.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Cheerleader,
Who's Who, Library Club, Choir
and 2nd Attendant to Miss ASC.
40
Albany, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA.
Vidalia, Ga.
French, B.A.
Yearbook Staff, English Club and
French Club.
Talbotton, Ga.
History, B.A.
Sigma Rho Sigma, Alpha Phi Alp
and Social Science Club.
ULYSSES JONES
THOMAS JONES
NELOWEZE JONES
LEONARD JONES
Montezuma, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
Phi Beta Sigma, and SNEA.
Albany, Ga.
Business Education, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Alpha and Commer­
cial Club.
Georgetown, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S
AAHPER and Major.
Columbus, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Omega Psi Phi, AAHPER, and
Major Club.
SENIORS
THOMAS JORDAN
McRae, Ga.
Health and Physical Education,
B.S.
Kappa Alpha Psi, Basketball Team,
AAHPER and Major Club.
DORIS KENNEBREW
Hamilton, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Zeta Phi Beta, AAHPER, PanHellenic Council, Student Govern­
ment and Major Club.
MARIA KING
Macon, Ga.
Nursing Education, B.S.
SNAG.
WILLIAM LESTER
Atlanta, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S
Football Team, Kappa Alpha Psi
Varsity "A" Club, and AAHPER
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JAMES C. LITTLE
Butler, Ga.
Sociology, B.A.
Dormitory Council, Library Club,
Yearbook Staff, Student's Voice,
and Sigma Rho Sigma.
RICHARD LOVELACE
Atlanta, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Kappa Alpha Psi, AAHPER.
CHARLES MASTEN
Albany, Ga.
Business Administration, B.A.
Dramatics Club, Commercial Club,
and Who's Who.
ELIZA MATHIS
Albany, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SENIORS
JANET MITCHELL
LOUIS McGHEE
KATHERINE McGRADY
LAURA MAYS
Leary, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
42
Smithville, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
AAHPER, Major Club, and "Miss
Physical Education" 64-65.
Albany, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Kappa Alpha Psi, AAHPER, and
Football Team.
Perry, Fla.
Elementary Education, B.S.
Usher Board, SNEA, Dramatics
Club, YWCA and Women's League.
CHARLES MOULTRIE
Albany, Ga.
Sociology, B.A.
Social Science Club, and Sigma Rho
Sigma.
RONALD MOSS
NATHANIEL MOORE
MILLIE MITCHELL
Altomonte, Fla.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
AAHPER and Kappa Alpha Psi.
Ringgold, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Basketball Team, AAHPER, Kappa
Alpha Psi, Pan-Hellenic Council,
SNEA and Major Club.
Perry, Ga.
Nursing Education, B.S.
SENIORS
1ERRY NELSON
Cedartown, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
AAHPER, Track Team, Football
Team, Major Club, Varsity "A"
Club, and Kappa Alpha Psi.
BETTYE NEW
Albany, Ga.
Business Education, B.S.
SNEA and Commercial Club
JENNIE OLIVER
Albany, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA.
MELVIN PARKER
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Albany, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S
•Basketball Team, AAHPER, Majc
Club, and Varsity "A" Club.
ALFRED PHILLIPS
Whigham, Ga.
Biology, B.A.
Biophychem Club, and Alpha Phi
Alpha.
VERA PITTS
Camillia, Ca.
Business Education, B.S.
SNEA.
HARDY PLUMMER
Miller, Ga.
History, B.A.
Sigma Rho Sigma, YMCA, Dormi­
tory Council, Student Proctor, As­
sociate Editor of Yearbook, Social
Science Club, and Sphinx Club.
EDNA POLK
Columbus, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
AAHPER, Delta Sigma Theta, and
Student Government.
SENIORS
SHIRLEY POSTELL
THELMA PORTER
ROBERT PORTER
MILDRED POOLE
Tifton, Ga.
Music Education, B.S.
Choir and MENC.
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Elberton, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
AAHPER, Dormitory Council, Ma­
jor Club and Usher Board.
Columbus, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
SNEA, Yearbook Staff, and Usher
Board.
Waycross, Ga.
Science Education, B.S.
Biophychem Club, Pyramid Club,
Band and Gioir.
ROBERT RHYMES
Poulan, Ca.
Social Science, B.A.
BETTYE REEVES
Brooklet, Ga.
Sociology, B.A.
ROOSEVELT REDD
CAROLYN RAY
Dalton, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
French Club and SNEA.
Columbus, Ga.
Yearbook Staff, SIWC, Chaplain of
Senior Class, YMCA, Biophychem
Club, Library Club and Student
Government.
SENIORS
ORANGENELLA RICE
Sylvester, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
OCTOVENE RIVERS
Tuskegee, Ala.
Nursing Education, B.S.
EDDIE ROBINSON
Albany, Ga.
Social Science, B.A.
MAXINE ROBINSON
Brunswick, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
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ALVANESE RUSSELL
Albany, Ca.
Business Administration, B.A.
EUGENE RUSSELL
Juniper, Ga.
Science Education, B.S.
GLORIA SAMPSON
Valdosta, Ga.
Secretarial Science, B.A.
GRACE SAVAGE
Titfton, Ga.
French, B.A.
"Miss Senior" 1964-65, Alpha Kappa
Alpha, French Club and Vice Presi­
dent of Senior Class.
SENIORS
JOYCE SIMPSON
Albany, Ga.
Nursing Education, B.S.
SYBIL SHROPSHIRE
Ft. Gaines, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
ALBERTA SHEDRICK
Damascus, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
JIMMY SHEATS
Athens, Ga.
Science Education, B.S.
Alpha Phi Alpha, Who's Who, and
Biophychem Club.
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BINNIE SWINT
Warrenton, Ga.
Social Science, B.A.
JOYCE STANFORD
Atlanta, Ca.
Elementary Education, B.S.
CHARLES SMITH
ALBERT SLOAN
Ft. Caines, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
AAHPER and Kappa Alpha Psi.
Atlanta, Ca.
History, B.A.
Yearbook Staff, Atlantian dub,
Social Science Club and Omega
Psi Phi.
SENIORS
EUGENE TERRELL
Athens, Ga.
Psychology, B.A.
CHARLES TERRY
Dawson, Ga.
History, B.A.
Social Science Club.
WILLIE THOMPSON
Thomasville, Ga.
Science Education, B.S.
Kappa Alpha Psi.
SUE TOSON
Albany, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
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SHIRLEY TOWSEND
Albany, Ga.
Business Education, B.S.
Commercial Club, Delta Sigma
Theta, and "Miss Omega"
AZERLENE TUCKER
Valdosta, Ga.
Sociology, B.A.
Social Science Club.
ROLAND TURNER
Columbus, Ga.
Music, B.A.
JAMES USHER
Athens, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S
AAHPER, Kappa Alpha Psi, an
Yearbook Staff.
SENIORS
WILLIAM WALKER
JO ANN WALKER
DeWITT WALKER
BARBARA WALKER
Newton, Ga.
Business Education, B.S.
Commercial dub and SNEA.
Louiseville, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
President of Student Body and
Alpha Kappa Alpha.
Louiseville, Ga.
Elementary, Education, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, and SNEA.
Newman, Ga.
Music Education, B.S.
Omega Psi Phi.
OLLIE WELLONS
Cordele, Ga.
Nursing Education
LENAY WASHINGTON
Waycross, Ga.
Nursing Education, B.S.
JANIE WASHINGTON
Augusta, Ga.
Elementary Education, B.S.
CHARLES WASHINGTON
Climax, Ga.
Biology, B.A.
SENIORS
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JAMES WHITE
Hartwell, Ga.
Social Science, B.A.
ALVIN WILLIAMS
Albany, Ga.
Health and Physical Education, B.S.
Basketball Team and AAHPER.
CATHERINE WILLIAMS
Sylvester, Ga.
Health and Physical Education,
B.S.
AAHPER
WILEY WOODARD
Sylvester, Ga.
Biology, B.A.
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Adams, Ethel
Arrington, Eline
Baker, Bennie
Barren, Athon
Berryman, Lonnie
Boone, Emma
Brown, Audra
Brown, John
Buckner, Esthner
Brown, Rushra
Carson, Mary
Carter, James
Carver, Willmr
Clark, Tammie
Colhert, Daniel
Coleman, Gwendolyn
Collins, Annette
Copeland, Jean
Cromartie, Betty
Cox, James
Davis, Beatrice
Daniels, Mose
Denson, Anna
Dotson, Betty
Duncan, Henry
Edwards, Willie
Engrain, Jean
Everett, Gwendolyn
Fitzpatrick, Mary
Florence, Harold
Foster, Samuel
Gadson, Melvin
Gay, Ronald
Geter, Authur.
Geter, Biridie
Gore, Doris
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Gordon, Dorothy
Grantling, Julie
Green, Christine
Holsendoff, Minnie
Henderson, Shirley
Hicks, Jetta
Hill, William
Holmes, Benjamin
Holt, Ellen
Hudson, Hilton
James, Catherine
James, Leola
Jenkins, Annie
Johnson, Doris
Johnson, Harvey
Johnson, Velma
Jordon, Rosetta
Jones, Wesley
King, Daniel
Leonard, Jessie
Lewis, Robert
Lockhart, Fred
Lockhart, Johnnie
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McCoy, Brenda
McKibben, George
McGrady, Jimmy
Mapp, Minnie
Minter, Leonard
Miller, Jackie
Moody, Mytrice
Moore, Mary
Nether, Doris
Nixon, Margaret
Ousley, Betty
Owens, Betty
Owens, Theodoshia
Parrish, Patrica
Persons, Victoria
Pippins, Sue
Raybom, Grace
Reese, Charlene
Riley, Roodyne
Robinson, Ernest
Robinson, Larkin
Roger, Bettye
Roger, Mary
Smith, Bernard
Smith, Eva
Smith, Jerome
Stinson, Roberta
Stokes, Elaine
Taylor, Dorthy
Taylor, Julia
Tolhert, Christine
Tolbert, Emmett
Thomas, Bertha
Thornton, Mattie
Troup, Marshall
Turner, Mattie
Wade, Thomas
Walker, Charlie
Ward, Inell
Waters, Ruby
Watson, Marie
Warner, Jeanie
Washington, Thelma
Webb, Gloria
White, Evelyn
White, James
Wilson, Goldie
Wilson, John
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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
President .
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Business . .
.Manager
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Leroy Carson
Ruby Owsley
. . Ernest Brown
Richard Denny
Adams, Earlene
Alien, Roberta
Arnold, James
Austin, Vivian
Ball, Redell
Banks, Sylvester
Beach, Patricia
Bellamy, Betty
Bellamy, Charles
Berry, Willie
Bivins, Susie
Brewer, Bernice
Broadwater, Geneva
Brooks, Jo Evelyn
Brown, Barbara
Brown, Shirley
Bryant, Gladys
Burdette, Rosie
Carson, Leroy
Collier, Hellon
Colzie, James
Cook, Martin
Cox, Nancy
Cunningham, Patricia
Davis, Jo Ann
Denny, Richard
Denson, Rufus
Duncan, Leonard
Edmondson, Aaron
Florence, Juanita
Francis, Edwards
Graydon, Wiley III
Greer, Roger
Grimes, Emma
Hall, Edgar
Hanks, James
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Harris, Mary
Hayes, Agatha
Haynes, Cleveland
Hicks, Gloria
Hill, Robert
Hobbs, Samuel
Houston, Louise
Hunter, Thelma
Jackson, Alonzo
James, Winifred
Jernigan, Carolyn
Jones, Gloria
Kelly, Delbert
Lovelace, Peggie
McClain, James
McCoy, James
Mills, Alice
Minger, Lillian
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Morgan, Henry
Newlon, Helen
Orr, William
Perry, Freddie
Peterman, Obzeine
Phillips, Mattie
Ross, Betty
Shepherd, William
Simmons, Lillian
Simmons, Earnest
Smith, Dene
Smith, Dwight
Stanley, Dorris
Tarver, Joyce
Tehune, Charollette
Thornton, Charles
Tucker, Ann
Turner, William
Watson, Minnie
Williams, Brenda
Williams, Jean
Wilson, Delores
Woods, Carolyn
Virgil, Jepthah
Young, Mary H.
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FRESHMAN OFFICERS
Charles Gilford .................... President
Gloria Johnson ................ Vice President
Jackie Cobb ................ 1st Vice President
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Secretary ...................... Emma Ponder
Asst. Secretary ................ Mae D. Sampson
Treasurer ...................... Louise Brown
Business Manager .............. Gloria Jenkins
Akins, Barbara
Akins, Johnnie
Alexander, Richard
Alford, Patricia
Alls, Clara
Anderson, Brenda
Anderson, James
Anderson, Learnes
Appling, Richard
Armstrong, Tobitha
Ash, John
Ales, Lena
Baker, Anita
Baker, Eloise
Banks, Annie
Barton, Gerald
Bates, Althea
Bell, Leory
Bennett, Martha
Bennett, Mattie
Benton, Ann
Bivins, Eliza
Blakely, Marion
Boone, Winifere
Bradwell, Marva
Bradwell, Marvin
Brown, Frank
Brown, Hazel
Brown, Louise
Brown, Melvin
Brown, Membrige
Brown,'Rosetta
Uudden, Ola
Burney, Robert
Byrd, Mary
Carter, Marguriete
Cawthon, Julius
Christian, Vernita
Cleveland, Robert
Cobb, Jacquelyn
Coleman, Donnie
Collins, Irene
Core, Nettie
Crayton, Annie
Crayton, Minnie
Crittenden, Jo Ella
Cross, Lillie
Culbreath, John
Daniel, Johnnie
Davis, Mary
Dawsey, Ola
Delifus, Leon
Dennis, Earnestine
Denson, Shirley
Dobbs, Janie
Douglas, Willie
Dublin, Tommie
Duvall, James
Eagle, Rosbin
Evans, Deloris
Everett, Louis
Few, Clarence
Ford, Gus
Ford, Marv
Foster, Eunice
Fraley, James
Gay, Rodney
Gilmore, Johnny
Goolsby, Evelyn
Graper, Henry
Green, Alberta
Griggs, Rubye
Guilford, Charles
Hadden, Vivian
Hadley, Carolyn
Hagans, Thelma
Hamilton, Sylvia
Harper, Edna
Harrell, Nancy
Harris, Betty
Harris, Freddie
Harris, Zena
Harold, Edna
Hawkins, Lynette
Hayes, Cynthia
Haynes, Olivia
Head, Ted
Hector, Willie
Henderson, Henrimae
Henry, Wilma
Herring, Annie
Hicks, Jackuelyn
Hightower, Sarah
Hill, James
Hill, L. M.
Hodges, Myra
Hollie, Gloria
Holmes, Norris
Holt, Deloris
Hudson, Janice
Hunter, Jeralyn
Hunter, Narrest
Ingram, Betty
Ivey, Clarence
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
Jackson,
Charlie
Johnnie
Majorie
Marion
Jackson, Merlene
Jackson, Merlyn
James, Earlene
James, Laura
Jenkins,
Jenkins,
Jenkins,
Jenkins,
Elizabeth
Gloria
Marva
Reuben
Jenkins, Rushiel
Johnson, Betty
Johnson, Gloria
Johnston, Charles
Jones, Clara
Jones, Melvin
Jones, Sharron
Justice, Ralph
Keaton, Donnis
Kelley, Barbara
Kelly", Paul
Kemp, Jack
Knight, Doris
Lamb, Ruby
Lane, Francis
Lane. Schubert
Lawrence, Charles
Lee, Betty
Lee, Margarette
Lewis, Thomas
Lumpkin, Gail
Lunsford, James
McCoy, Ruth
McCrary, Gloria
McKenzie, Evon
McLaurin, Portia
Malcolm, Lonnie
Marshall, Eddie
Martin, Betty
Martin, Clarence
Mike, Annie
Miller, Robert
Mills,
Mills,
Mills,
Mills,
Johnnie
Mary
Particia
Randolph
Mincy, Fronita
Moore, Larry
Morgan, Preal
Morgan, Shirley
Morrow, Willie
Moultrie, Alice
Murphy, Joneva
Myers, Helen
Nelson, Nathaniel
Nelson, Yvonne
Nether, Sandra
Noble, Rebecca
Norrington, Hoke
Pace, Nathaniel
Parker, Joan
Parker, Perlum
Perry, John
Perry, Linda
Philpot, Joyce
Pittman, Loretta
Plummer, Betty
Pooler, Thomas
Ponder, Emma
Price, Patricia
Putman, Victor
Rawls, Rosetta
Ray, Charles
Reams, Jimmy
Reese, Ada
Reese, Dessie
Register, Aurelia
Reid, Alma
Reid, Prince
Reynolds, Vernon
Roberts, Franklin
Roberts, Geraldine
Roberts, James
Robinson, Gary
Rockwell, Marble
Rolle, Roy
Rowe, Floyd
Rucker, Eglesper
Sampson, Mae Dorothy
Sanchious, Calvin
Sanders, Margaret
Sapp, Elizabeth
Scott, Connie
Scott, Glendora
Shelton, Betty
Shinault, Jacquelyn
Simmons, Conley
Simmons, Louise
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Albert
Alonzo
Betty
Betty
Smith, Dianne
Smith, Earnestine
Smith, James
Smith, Juanita
Smith, Warren
Smith, William
Sobman, Melvin
Souder, Florida
Stalin, Moroes
Stanley, Gloria
Starks, Elizabeth
Starling, Morris
Staten, Geraldine
Stigger, William
Sutton, Annette
Sutton, Minnie
Swann, Deronda
Tate, Daphne
Terrell, Anita
Thomas, Alberta
Thomas, Charlotte
Thomas, Joyce
Thomas, Sylvia
Tucker, Juanita
Tucker, Lucy
Turner, Dorothy
Underwood, Evelyn
Wafford, Shirley
Walker, Bennie
Walker, Joe
Ward, Betty
Ware, Corene
Waters, Alice
Watkins, Hazel
Watson, Mary
Weaver, Eddie
Webb, Howard
Wells, David
Wesley, George
West, Laverne
White, William
Wiggins, Bonita
Wilbon, Johnny
Wilcox, Laura
Wilkerson, Dorothy
Williams, Arthur
Williams, Justine
Williams, Larry
Williams, Robert
Williams, Virginia
Williamson, Sadie
Willis, Vinson
Wilson, Felecca
Wilson, Grace
Wright, Betty
Wright, Bettye
Wright,
Wright,
Wright,
Wright,
Elizabeth
James
Jesse
Nancy
Wright, Vadis
Wright, Willie
Young, Muriel
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