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A time for solitude and grandeur—
A laugh and a solemn walk make
up a part of an Oglethorpe way of
life that is ever present in the minds
of every student . . . endless
stretches of sidewalks that always
end in the good, the bad, and
the ugly.

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My door is always open they
say, but is it? ... . Hours of
discussion and talk, only to
end usually in confusion and
distrust .... A girl and a
boy. It all begins with laughter
and a smile that only the two
can understand.

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It was the best of times,
it was the worst of times,
it was the age of wisdom,
it was the age of foolishness,
it was the spring of hope,
it was the winter of despair . . .
-CHARLES DICKENS

From contemplation one may become wise, but knowledge
comes only from study.

— A. Edward Newton

Beautiful, new buildings .... dirty, un-
kept, new buildings .... broken window
panes and busted out candy and cigarette
machines .... a new motel on campus
.... you v,an bet a girl didn't design that
thing .... backed up sewer pipes ....
bet you can't guess what backed them up
.... mud everywhere .... at least it's
new mud .... money owed all over the
place and they go ahead and build a pool
.... where did that money come from
.... $30 a semester for almost nothing
.... at least we got a yearbook out of
it .... a $60 yearbook? .... the 69-70
SGA .... GAD .... lots and lots of un-

answered questions .... that race for
SGA president .... Bill and Joe, Joe and

Bill, Bill why? .... Yankees . . . .

Grits .... go you Rebel .... girls ....
one good looking bunch .... Greek rush
.... they got how many? .... HEW ....
do you discriminate because of race,
color .... Beta Nu . . . . hey, boy ....
Sammy .... where did they all come
from? .... those laughable KDs on the
fire truck . . . Joyce, do you have to hug
it there? .... the freedom to condemn
.... why can't you be constructive about
it? ... . we're gonna take over Lupton,
but first let's find a reason .... why?

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Cold evening walks to dinner with the sun
dancing on the horizon . . . that pla\' in
the grass when our hearts were like
children's ... a wait in the park, a bench
to sit on . . . that jukebox and its countless
companions who always seem to play the
same thing . . .

The below zero nights when all heat would
seem to escape the confines of your room . . .
the eight a.m. class and the clock says
7:55 a.m. as you wake up . . . dressing . . .
what outfit, that doesn't go . . . gad, it's in
the wash . . . glancing at your feet while in
class and you've got different colored socks
on . . . boring lectures, stimulating day-
dreams . . . that long hair up front— is it a
girl or a boy? . . . it's 10:50 but he keeps you
till 11:05 because Wagner is just the
greatest . . . eleven to eleven thirty, the
fastest half hour in the day . . . those after-
noons when you should be studying but she's
too much on your mind . . . dorm rooms-
togetherness, security . . . security? ... the
night they raided Minsky's ... the shouts
of pig, the cries of swine and the victory sign
• . . the white cars . . . confusion with
cursing . . . censorship of the media . . . mad-
ness, pure madness ... the morning after and
the complete hurt of it all . . . those happy
moments, and the shrill of laughter . . . why
can't they last forever? . . . stretch sweaters,
and the bods that fill them so deceitfully
Friday night dates in another guy's car.
that blasted curfew— oh, the limitations of
it all.

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The changing face of Oglethorpe from old to new.

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Oglethorpe College's history must
be divided into two main chap-
ters, separated by a gap of several
decades. "Old Oglethorpe" was
founded by Georgia Presbyter-
ians in 1835 at Midway, Georgia, a village
near Milledgeville. During the years before
the civil war it grew and prospered, with a
distinguished faculty and a fine student
body. Joseph LeConte, the scientist, best
typifies the former; the poet, Sidney
Lanier, the latter. The chapel on the Mid-
way campus was referred to as the finest
college chapel in the United States at the
time. "Old Oglethorpe" must be counted
one of the casualties of Reconstruction.
An attempt was made to save it by a move
to Atlanta; to which the political center
of the state had been moved. After a few
years on a campus at the site of the present
Atlanta City Hall, the school was closed
in 1872.

The new Oglethorpe was begun on the
present campus through the efforts of
Dr. Thornwell Jacobs. While the new
school received much support from Presby-
terians, it was reopened as an independent
rather than a church-related college. The
new charter was issued in 1913 and the first
class enrolled in 1916. Dr. Jacobs served as
president from its refounding until 1943.
He was succeeded by Dr. Philip Weltner
who aided the faculty greatly.

College instead of University—
but the feeling is still the same.
The present program at Ogle-
thorpe is an evolutionary out-
growth of the plan which
Dr. Philip Weltner originated around 1943.
He was succeeded in the presidency by
Dr. J. Whitney Bunting and Dr. Donald R.
Wilson, both for short periods of time.
Goodman Hall, a men's dormitory, was
erected during this period. Dr. Donald
Agnew assumed the office in 1958. During
his tenure the 2,500 seat Field House was
constructed where Oglethorpe's basketball
Petrels play. Also Dr. Agnew strengthened
the student body and faculty, and intro-
duced evening classes.

Dr. Paul R. Beall served as president
from October, 1964 to June, 1967. Then
Oglethorpe's present president, Dr. Paul K.
Vonk, assumed the presidency in July,
1967, and under his administration the stu-
dent body has been enlarged to the largest
in the schools history. Oglethorpe has
experienced a tremendous growth in every
direction since Dr. Vonk took over. A
three story, 170 female capacity dormitory
has been built which has a large courtyard
in the middle. The library has been re-
modeled along with the main classroom
building. A new student center has been
added which has offices for all student
functions and it also contains the new
dining hall. A pool is complete also.

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Government

Association

The 1969-1970 Student Government
Association tried to give the students
of Oglethorpe College capable leader-
ship but was severely hampered by the
lack of student financial aid and moral
backing. Many questions were raised
as to why there was no money, but in
the end there was never any clear ans-
wer. The SGA did, though, set itself
back on some semblance of financial
footing by enacting a strong program
of allocating its money. The SGA, head-
ed by Bill Hudgins, showed that it had
the ability to do a good job if it had
the backing, but it was never given the
financial chance.

1. William B. Hudgins . . . SGA
President

2. Robert Benzing . . . SGA Treasurer

3. Cindy Hess . . . SGA Secretary

4. Brad Webber . . .
SGA Parliamentarian

5. Space Kennedy . . . SGA
Vice-President

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Coffee . . . Coke . . . what? . . . deadline tomorrow . . .
gad . . . we're short two pages . . . Lenny, we just can't do
that! . . . Bruno, to the darkroom! . . . and why haven't you
printed it? . . . THAT is a grott mark! . Ross has locked
his keys in his office again . . . call Fitts ... the zoo .. .
where did the phone go? . . . no more hot line to the girl's
dorm . . . Crockett screwed us . . . how much postage for
these crates . . . keep it to a dull roar, please? . . . Bruno! . .
it's a green louie ... so who has the job stamp? . . . some-
body needs a secretary . . . 435 . . . Yamacraw staff only . . ,
that makes fifteen greasy burgers in one week! . . .
to the mail! ...

1. lanel Bartlett . - - . The Zoo
2 Lenny Paul - - - , Balls
3^ ludy Salenfriend , . . . $ <t
4. Lenny Cuidone ... Aristotle
and Mickey Mouse

stormy Petrel

1. Scott Saunders

2. Lu-Anne Niersbach

3. Ron McSwiggan
4- Richard Luff

5. Don Bornstein
6- Steve Poliakoff
7 Dave Bruno

Where's the front page .... what do
you mean there are no news stories?
Whoever heard of co-editors ....
Ask Mike to clear it ... . No, go see
Lu-Anne about it ... . We need
money .... Cliff, get some ads ....
All right, lets vote for Petrel Girl
. . . . Tom, wake up, there's a meeting
. . . . No, Luff cannot be Petrel Girl
. . . . Better yet, ask Scott .... Mary,
type it quick .... Bruno, get a pic-
ture .... The issue is here .... There
is no sports stories .... The next
deadline is in two weeks and the
paper comes out two weeks after
or two years later .... Where is
Fred .... Wrap it up and get rid
of it ... . -30-

Boar's Head Fraternity

1. David Hansford
2 |oe Menez

3. Thomas Burton

4. lohn Poag

5 Terry Pulver

6. Soon Young Chung

7. Michael de Camp
lim MacDonall
Steve Rudge

Duchess
Club

Sigma
Delta

1. Lewis Glenn

2. David Stewart

3. Mary-Phyllis Dolcinnascolo

4. )ohn Akin

5. Lynn Wolffe

6. Tony Meyer

7. Joyce Blanl<
8- Fran Kaylor

9. Dr. M.A. Aionso

10. Carl David

11. Etta Lou Hanken
12 Robert ] Cole
13. lill Moore

14 Anne Cheek

15 Wendy Klein

16 Bobby Wilcox

17 ludy Wallis

Student
National
Education
Association

1. Etta Lou Hanken

2. loanne Hubbard

3. Andrea Hestley ,

4. Carol Zee
5 lill Moore
6. Ray Pawlik

7 Dr. T, Lavon Talley

8. Miriam Creezes

9. Vicki Foddrill
10. Helen Farley

11 Nancy Staller

12 Margarete Damerow
Pres, 13 Adolph Coldenburg . .

14. Ginger Burton

15. Ina Fossett

16. Pam Roebuck Trea.
17 loel Oppenheim

18, Mr. Robert Taylor

19. Gene Wood
i20. Art Pelenberg

V.P.

Social
Committee

1. Torn Collins

2. Tom Cioffi

3. Lenny Paul

4. Doug Roberts

5. Ellouise lames

6. Lynn Embrey

7 Judy Peitzman

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Ken Jackson — student chaplain

Map, Ezzell— Treasurer

Bob Evans— 1st Sen. Pres.

Dan Reed

Mar\ Reed — Secretary

Doug Bower- 2nd Sen. Pres.

ludv Wailis

Brad Hestir

Dr. \ishimura— advisor

Interfaith

Intramural
Council

Oglethorpe Players

1. Tonv Romano

2. Ron McSwIggan . , V,P,

3. )ohn Cherine

4. Bill Bass

5. Scott Breckinridge

6. Ed Sakes

7. Leonard Cuidone . . . Pari.

8. Bill Anthony

9. Rick Osborne . . Tres.

10. loyce Woodward

11. Beth Kaufman

12. John Andrus

13. Larry -MrKinley

14. Bill Futterman
i; Klaus Smith .

16. Laura Viterna .

17. Lisa Yellis

18. Debbie Heavlar

19. lody Weston

20. Judy Salenfriend

21 Nancy Staller

22 Rfxian

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UEUKAIKIJ (O All. WHO TRULV BEI.IEVK \\\E ARIS AKE A CONriNirNt. hKKuKI
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Lu-Anne Niersbach— -*E representative

Fran Kaylor — President

Anne Cheek- KD representative

Genie Goldfarb— ^^OE representative

|ill Moore— KD representative

Suzy Feldman— vice president

Karen Morrow — secretary

Peggy Hodge— Cn representative

PauTa Noe— Cfl representative

Panhellenic Council

Interfraternity
Council

1. Barry BrorJy

2. Rick Hall --Secretary

3. Mike Steinberg — President

4. )ohn Ball

5. Charles Sullivan

6. Mike Israelite

7. Bill Irenes

8. Marty Liberman

9. Scott Eaton

A^Q

1 Dennis Mensch

2- Ken lackson

3- Bob Evans

4. C-K. Whitner

5 Rusty Cutler, President

6 Charlyne Rickmann

7. Mr Wendell Brown — advisor

8, "Cookie" Caldwell
9- Ross Henderson

1. Alan Schlesinger

2. Mike Kay

3. Richard Men/-

4. Bob Heany

5. David Doernberg

6. Bill lones

7. Mark Scarvon

8. Eric Cantor

9. Marty Lipson

10 Barry Ginsberg
n. Curt Catlin

12 David Hoff

13 Gene Minogue
14. Paul Steinhart

15 George Snyder

16 Mike Israelite

17. Richard Shulimson

18. Bill Kelley

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1. Mark McCuirl

2. Sam Obsharsky
3- Rex Yoder

4 Bob Green

5. Greg Weliinghoff

6. Charley Sullivan

7. Tom Rivello

8. lay Kelly

9 Dave Stewart
10. Marty Carter
n Ted Grose
12- Cy Warren
13 Chip Shepard
14, Gene Traub
15- Bob Amick
16. Dick Maher

17- Steve Rudge

18- Tom Collins
19, lohn Ball

20- Freddie Carter
21 lohn Thomas

22, Ralph Prophetta

23, Roger Kuneye

24, Jimmy Usher
25 Bob Bergamini
26, leff Bailey

Mike Alderiso
lohn Zitilo
Ed Mulligan
Steve Strachan
Gene Spense
joe Menez

33. Chuck Hutto

1. Mary Pruitl

2. Lynn Cowhi^;

3. Nancy Koppen

4. Diana Bartnell

5. rheryl I ov*;!af,f*

6 Mary P Dolrimasrolo

7, l-orric Hewes

8, Pat Wif kham

9, Karen Mrjrrow

10. lanel Bartlett

11. Elaine Libert!

12 Susan Davis

13 Sharon Cleason
14. Brenda Hamlin

15 Ondy Hfrss

16 Deane Lewis

17 Freddie Carter

18. Kobren Campbell

19. Mag Bailey

20 Debbie Fleming

21. Kathy Russell

22. Peggy Hodge

23. Chivas

24. Cay Harp

25. Cindy Me/ger

26. Ursula Bailey

27. Mary Bauer

28. Mary Oockett

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Xi2

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2, lim Bello
3- Everett Higginbotham

4. Barry Brody

5. Doug Roberts

6. Rick Agel

7. Steve Walsh

8. Mark Lofgren
9- lohn Fittipaldi

10- leanne Ackerman
11. Rick Hail

12. Ellouise lames

13. A! Chonto

14. Ken Raker
15- Doug Amick

16. Bryant Cargiulo

17, Mike Belle Isle

18- Tom Cioffi

19- Bruce Edmund

20- Kevin Mende

21- David Karaffa

1 De Cunningham

2. Evie Tobian

3. Anita Paoli

4. lanet Hausmann

5. Lu-Anne Niersbach
6- ludy Peitzman

7, Lynda Shelkoff

8. Rusti Plutchok
9- Suzy Feldman

10, Wendy Klein

11 Sandi Grossman

12. Genie Coldfarb

13. Lisa Yellis

14. Bo Levine

15. Lynn Wolffe

16 Cindy Baumstein

17. Alyse Greenbaum

18. Nancy Staller

19. lody Weston

20. Cinny Gardiner

AOE

1, Diana Arthur

2. Margie Collins
3- Nancy Clow

4. Betty Caskey
5- Joanne Hubbard

6. Debbie Flower

7. Bonnie Hargrove
8 Lynne Frazier

9. Ellouise lames

10, lill Moore

11, Candy Crain

12, Marcia Gonzalez
13 Fran Kaylor

14- Connie Marchetti
15 Brenda Hull
16, lanet Miller
17 Linda Puckett

18, Lynn Freeman

19, Lynn Hyde

20. juanita Springfield

21. Wendy Mitcham
22 Linda Cline

23. Carmen Peyton

24. Anne Cheek

25. Georgia Pendery

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lav Steele
Caye Harp
Andy Webb
William Stettinius
lohn Cole
Debbie Buchannan
Brad Webber
Randy McQueen
Richard Pavne
Terry Paton
Bob Spivey
Hene Insler
Clayton McDonald
Ed Flanagan
C Harvey Buek
Robin Robertson
Scott Eaton
Mary Bauer
leff Lumpkin
Arnie Katterman
Debbie Fleming
Carl Berg
left Miller
Linda Tripplet
Bill Sargent
Cindy Mezger
Trip Whitman
Ken Roberts
Da\id Cooper
Brian O'Donnell
Paula Stapp
Pete Swift
Gary Williams
Cordon Mclkain
Wayne laffe
David Perrine
Ronnie Barrett
Diane Schuettinger
Harris Clark
Dennis Yendrick
George Smith
lim Ewing

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Steve Silver

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Dave Seaman

lerry Rush

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Phil Frost

Bear Cohen

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Alan Goldstein

Gene Perry

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Andy Weiss

Barry Fitzgerald

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Bob Mautner

Marty Liberman

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loel Cardonick

Klaus Smith

24,

Larry Miller

Mike Liberman

25.

Don Bornstein

Howie Solodky

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Rick Savage
Marvin Arlitz

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Elliot Bodner

11.

Alan Mazer

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lack Gardner

12.

Cliff Spear

Al Gilbert

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Ron McSwiggan

Steve Van Hooten

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Miriam Creezes

Gary Brown

Brian Mantis

Ed McGuire

Mike Steinberg

Al Sharf

Carl David

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Steve Poliakoff

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Paul Zimmerman

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Bob Weiss

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Mike Higgins

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lay Goldstein

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Lynn Wolffe

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Laura Viterna

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Tom Markham

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Lee Falk

]ule Limoli

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lack Rhodes

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Bill Anthony

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Alan Ackerman

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Cathy Cershan

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jeff Riffkin

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Mark Sessa

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Carol Lane

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Gary Fleishman

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Gary Bowden

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Rick Atherton

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Bruce Wunsch

Harriet Daley

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Randy Adier

Ed Sakos

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Ed Spitzberg

lohn Chernin

Paul Mantini

Bruce Hanft

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Bill Paterna

Paul Solodar

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Dave Harris

Alfie Martabano

Al Schwartz
lohn Rohr
Paul Revock
Jerry Daniels
Fred York
Les Tompkins
Bob Hoffman

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Who's Who In American Colleges And Universities — 1969

Tony
Anderson

Robert
Benzing

Ginger
Burton

Toni
Chamberlain

Soon
Young
Chung

Nancy
Clow

Lynn
Cowhig

Vicki
Foddril

Brenda
Hamlin

Ross
Henderson

Cynthia
Hess

Mark
Lofgren

Joe
Menez

David
Perrine

John
Poag

Steve
Rudge

Scott
Saunders

Eugene
Wood

Who's Who In American Colleges And Universities — 1969

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2. Laurie Hewes

3. Paula Noe

4. Diana Bartnett

5. Jeanne Ackerman

6. Pat Davis

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leader to our fearful five, Tom Norwood. The
new coach played for Oglethorpe College during
his college days. He has come back to lead our
troops to a successful year. At Christmas break
AP ranked Oglethorpe College 9th in small
colleges and UP! gave us a vote of 11th
in the nation.

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61 Georgia State 48

69 Cumberland 66
84 Florida Southern 67

70 Shorter 57
83 Albany State 69
72 Valdosta State 66

83 Georgetown 93

84 Valdosta State 70
57 Georgia Southern 73

66 Mercer 57
87 Mercer 70
70 Tennessee A&l 76
87 Univ. S. Alabama 62
86 Shorter 50
51 Georgia Southern 85
74 Albany State 72
76 Univ. S. Alabama 78

67 Univ. W. Florida 75
109 Clark College 90

67 Georgia Southern 85

84 Tennessee A&l 86

89 Chattanooga 82

79 Univ. W. Florida 65

102 Georgia State 60

69 Mercer 61

67 Chattanooga 70

Grain and Norwood Lead O.C. to 17-9

Led by Ernie Grain's 19.3 game point average and 503 point total, and Willie
Sheats' 17.2 point average, 431 point total, and 250 rebounds, the Ogle-
thorpe Petrels bounced to a very successful 17 and 9 season. Under Coach
Tom Not^vood's first year leadership, the Petrels were ranked ninth in the
nation at one time, won the Citrus Invitation Tournament in December, and
scored 1,993 points for a 76.6 game point average against their opponents.
Randy Lee was third in scoring honors with 318 points, followed by John
Poag with 232 points and 230 rebounds. Larry Walker had 163 points and 87
rebounds. Ken Erdoes sco-ed 119 points and 92 rebounds, Otis Ward shot
100 points and had 82 rebounds, David Hansford dumped in 65 points and
32 rebounds, Terry Schell got 35 points and 17 rebounds, and Gary Tassin
scored 32 points and 39 rebounds.

1, Randy Lee

2 David Hansford

3. Ernie Cram

4. Ken Erdoes

5. Terry Schell

6. Bill Dumas

7. William Sheats

8. John Poag
9 Gary Tassin

10. Larry Walker

11. Otis Ward

12. Coach Tom Norwood

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Tim Blake
Ojrdon Mcllvain
Ktvin Mende
(erry Daniels
Les Tompkins
lohn Cibbs
Fred York
Roger Kuneyl
Willie Stettinius
Fred Denisco

11 Corky Scott

12. Woody Hohlitzel

13. Arnie Katterman

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Phi Alpha Takes B League Championship

Rams Run to A League Title

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Showing a surprising agility in their old age, the Ogle-
thorpe faculty basketball "team" shocked the O.C.
students team 106 to 96. The students were led by high
scorer Larry Eisenstein with 32 points, while the faculty
countered with Ail-American Doug Alexander who
scored 44 points, former Petrel star and now Petrel
Coach Tom Norwood with 29 points, and tennis Coach
Joe Dennis with 20 points. Dirty Phil Palmer and fingers
Thomas led the faculty in all areas with no points at all,
while Dubow, Walton, and Dean Amerson brought up
the rear of the team.

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Petrel Baseball

TO. Gary Williams

11. lay Goldstein

12. Ronnie Barrett

13. Ricl< Hugiies

14 Paul Revock

15 Russell Harrell
7. Coach Torn Norwood 16. Steve Rudge

Kevin Mende 17. Fred Denisco

9. )im Bello 18. John Zitello

19. Tom Cioffi

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Univ. of Kentucky

Northwestern

Univ. of Illinois

William Jewell

William )ewell

Georgia State

Berry

Columbus College

Georgia State

Mercer

Columbus State

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Georgia State

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2. Bill Sargent

3. Woody Hoblitzell

4. Cordon Mcllvain

5. Coach loe Dennis

6. Pete McNeely

7. Bruce Feuer

8. Arnie Katterman
9- Richard Payne

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2. Barbi lacobs Sec,

3 Tom Collins Pres.

4 Lynn Cowhig Pari.

5 Barry Fitzgerald Treas.

Seniors
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Brian J. Ahearn

Doug Allen

Dale Ashworth

Lance Barr

Thomas Barry

Jimmy Bello

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Robert Charles Benzing

Grafton T. Biglow

Robert Bingham

Tim Blake

William )ay Boritz

Howard Breda

David E. Bruno

Barbara A. Burnside

Thomas Burton

Ralph "Cookie" Caldwell

Roland Clarke

Nancy )ane Clow

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John Cole

Dave Coley

Marjorie Collins

Ted Collins

Thomas H. Collins

George A. Corbo, Jr.

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Madeleine Allison Cowhig

Ernest Crain

Russell Cutler

Carl David

Susan K. Davis

David Doernberg

Rick Druks

Carolyn Young Embrey

Larry Embrey

Ken Erdoes

Barry Lee Fitzgerald

Gill Foster

Suzan Mathieu Foster

Amelia Franks

Lynn Andreasen Freeman

Philip Frost

Sam Dog Caynor

Richard lav Cavnor

1 l4 Barry Ginsberg

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lerry Claser

Sharon Gleason

Linda Greene

Miriam Creszes

Arthur Gutierrez

Brenda Hamlin

Sonja Haney

David Hansford

Alan Barry Hatcher

Edward R. Henderson

James R. Henderson, Jr.

William Hendrix

Cynthia Hess

George H. Hewlett

Everett Higginbotham

Robin Hinden

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117

William Hudgins

Albert R. Hudson

Richard Hughes

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Barbi Jacobs

John Jacobsen

Beth Gail Kaufman

Michael David Kaydouh

Fran Kaylor

Claudia Kurtz

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Jon Kligerman

Steven Levin

Henry Lindsay

Martin Lipson

James MacDonall

Wendell Jack McKee

Jane Vandever MacKenzie

Lawrence McKinley

Ronald McSuiggan

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119

Jeffrey A. Mandel

Brian Mantis

Joan iWarr

Carol Mason

Alan J. Mazer

Albert Meyers

Albert Mitchell Mielczarek

Her Monford

Mark Mulligan

Francis R. Nadeau, Jr.

Michael Lee Newton

Lu-Anne Patricia Niersbach

Lew Paddock

)udy Peitzman

Rusti Plutthok

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121

Charles Rice

Frank Ian Richter

Charlyne Jacqueline Rickmann

Douglas Earl Roberts

Kathy Russell

Scott Saunders

Fred Savage

Shelly Shaprio

Robert Sibert

Mylin M. Sivaton

Curtissa Smith

Klaus Howard Smith

Nancy Staller

Steve Strachan

Andy Syrkin

William Thielle

Carl Volk

Robert V\esterbeke

Harriet Williams

Richard Williams

Elaine Wimberly

Zeke Wimberly

Diane Rowles Wirick

Lisa Florence Yellis

Carol Zee

Jonathan A. Zerby

Senior Directory

Brian I- Ahearn Huntington Station, NY Intramural Football; Mediation; Stu-
dent Union BIdg-, Activity Coordinator
Doug Allen Atlanta, Ca
Dale Ashworth Atlanta, Ca
Lance Barr Chicago, III
Thomas Barry Westchester, Pa-

limmy Bello Atlanta, Ca. Chi Phi 3,4; Intramural Basketball and Football; Base-
ball 1,2,3,4

Robert Charles Benzing Orlando, Fla. Crievance Comm. 4; Academic Planning
and Curriculum Reform Comm. 4; SCA Treas. 4; Board of Treas- Pres. 4; Social
Comm.; Phi Alpha; at College of Orlando — Frosh. Class V P ; Soph, Class Treas,
Grafton T. Biglow Washington, D C Honor Court 1,2,4, Intramural Coun , Intra-
mural Football, Baseball, Basketball, All Stars in Football and Baseball; Players;
Liason Comm,; |r. Class V, P,
Robert Bingham Atlanta, Ga,
Tim Blake Atlanta, Ga, Chi Phi; Soccer 1,2,3,4

William lay Boritz Atlanta, Ga, Pi Kappa Phi Sec, 3, Chaplain 3; Newspaper 1,2
Howard Breda Chamblee, Ca,

David E- Bruno Scarsdale, N,Y, C,W, Post College 1; Photo Comm, 2, Chairman 3,
4; Stormy Petrel 2, Photo Ed, 3,4, Petrel Staff Award; Yamacraw 2,3,4
Barbara A, Burnside Hollywood, Fla, Chi Phi Sweetheart Court 4
Thomas Burton Huntsville, Ala, Boar's Head; LeConte Society; |r. Class Pres.
Ralph "Cookie" Caldwell Ivyland, Pa, Alpha Phi Omega; Inter-Faith Coun,
Roland Clarke Fairfax, Va, Intramurals 1,2,3,4

Nancy lane Clow Forest Park, Ga, Yamacraw 1,2; Duchess Club 3,4; Chorale 3,4;
History Club 4; Kappa Delta 3,4; Sec, 4; Honor Council 4; Constitutional Review
Comm, 2

lohn Cole Atlanta, Ga, Phi Alpha, Social Chairman; Literary Club; Rally Club;
Student Coordination Comm,
Dave Coley Daytona Beach, Fla,

Marjorie Collins Wildwood, N J, Stormy Petrel 1,2, Features Ed, 2; Young Re-
publicans 1; Kappa Delta 3,4

Ted Collins Norcross, Ga, Stormy Petrel, Young Republicans
Thomas H, Collins Manhasset, NY Beta Nu 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4; Intramural
Council Chairman 4; Pres. of Sr, Class

George A, Corbo, |r Hasbrouck Heights, N,|, Baseball; Players; Intramurals 1,
2,3,4, Intramural Council

Madeleine Allison Cowhig Atlanta, Ga Chi Omega 3,4 Pres, 3; Yamacraw 3;
Sr, Class Parliamentarian

Ernest Grain Atlanta, Ga, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4

Russell Cutler Atlanta, Ga, Stormy Petrel 1,2,3, Sports Ed, 1, News Ed, 2,3; Pros-
pect 3, Business Manager 3; Intramural Coun, 2,3, Business Manager 2; Young
Democrats 1,2,3, Treas. 2; Alpha Phi Omega, Historian 2,3, Pres 4; Speakers
Bureau

Carl David Philadelphia, Pa, Sigma Alpha Mu
Susan K, Davis Alexandria, Va, Chi Omega 4, V,P, Pledge Class
David Doernberg Atlanta, Ca, Alpha Epsilon Pi; Pres, Young Democrats; V P,
People-to-People

Rick Druks East Norwalk, Conn, Players; Xingu

Carolyn Young Embrey Atlanta, Ga Cheerleading 2,3, Manager; Social Comm, 1,
2, Sec, 3, Pres, 4; Orientation Comm 3,4; Rat Court 2,3,4; Players 1,2,3,4; Chorus
1,2; Panhellenic 3; Best Dressed Coed Contest,
Larry Embrey Atlanta, Ga, Intramurals, Chi Phi
Ken Erdoes Yonkers, NY, Basketball; Baseball

Barry Lee Fitzgerald Lancaster, Pa. Sigma Alpha Mu, Treas.; Sr. Class Treas,
Gill Foster Chamblee, Ga, Proctor 3; College Center Superv, 3; Social Comm, 4
Suzan Mathieu Foster Chamblee, Ga, SNEA
Amelia Franks Tucker, Ga,

Lynn Andreasen Freeman Atlanta, Ga Kappa Delta; Duchess Club; LeConte
Society; Honor Court; Young Republicans
Philip Frost Philadelphia, Pa. Sigma Alpha Mu

Sam Dog Gaynor Chamblee, Ca Photo Comm 4; Campus Security 3,4; Beta
Nu Bow Wow Award 4; Rat King 1; The Wendell Brown Award for non-Eng.
Speaking Students 4; Messenger 1,2,3,4

Richard |- Gaynor Chamblee, Ga, Yamacraw 1; Alpha Phi Omega Secretary
Barry Ginsberg Wyncote, Pa, Intramurals; Alpha Epsilon Pi
jerry Glaser Wyncote, Pa,

Sharon Cleason Ft, Lauderdale, Fla, Dorm Coun 2,3; Phi Alpha Sweetheart Court
3,4; Chi Omega 3,4, Treas, 4; Intramural Coun. 2,3; Mens Varsity Tennis 1;
Tennis 3

Linda Greene Lafayette, Ga,

Miriam Greszes Atlanta, Ca, Sigma Alpha Mu Sweetheart 3,4; Dean's List 1,2,3;
SNEA Sec-Treas,

Arthur Gutierrez Collegedale, Tenn,

Brenda Hamlin Scott AFB,, III, Outstanding Frosh; Best Supporting Actress 2;
Cheerleader 1,2,3; Players; Best Dressed Coed Contest; Best Actress 3; Ghost
Readings; Jr. Class Sec; Phi Alpha Sweetheart Court 3; Pres, Panhellenic 3; Pres,
Chi Omega 4; High Priestess Rat Court; Petrel Girl of the Week; SUSGA Rep,
Sonja Haney Charlottesville, Va, Thalian Society

David Hansford Marietta, Ga, Basketball; Varsity Track; Kappa Alpha Order;
V,P,, Pres, Interfraternity Coun,; Dean's List; M-Club
Alan Barry Hatcher Atlanta, Ga, Treas, Bio, Club 2,3,4
Edward Henderson Atlanta, Ca, Brother of Editor-in-Chief, 4
lames R, Henderson, |r. Atlanta, Ga Business Manager of WUSC Radio; News-
paper Staff at U. or S.C; Ed, of Yearbook; Circle K Club at Kennesaw |r. College;
Photography Editor of Yamacraw 3, Editor 4; Alpha Phi Omega 4
William Hendrix Atlanta, Ga,

Cynthia Hess Bedminster, N.|, Social Comm,; SGA Sec, Chi Omega Sec; SNEA;
Sweetcourt Phi Alpha; Most Adorable; 1,2,3,4
George H, Hewlett Doraville, Ga,
Everett Higginbotham Decatur, Ga, Chi Phi

Robin Hinden Sarasfjta, Fla SNEA

Peggy )ean HrxJge Bryn Mawr, Pa. Chi Omega; Panhellenic Coun.; Tennis Team,
Psychology Club; Intramural &)un.

William Hudgins Atlanta, Ca. Thalian Society; SCA Pres.
Albert Hudson Atlanta, Ga, Social Comm,; Rep for jr Execs.
Richard Hughes Atlanta, Ga. Baseball; Basketball Manager
Barbi Jacobs Nyack, NY Cheerleader 1,2,3; Social Comm 1,2; SNEA;
Sr, Class Sec.
lohn lacobsen Dover, N,|,
Beth Gail Kaufman Philadelphia, Pa. Players

Michael David Kaydouche, Arlington, Va. Intramurals; Newspaper; Players
Fran Kaylor Atlanta, Ga Kappa IJelta; Collegiate Chorale; Panhellenic Pre*. 3.4
Claudia Kurtz Hialeah, Fla. SNEA; Duchess Club
Jon Kligerman Philadelphia, Pa.
Steven Levin Atlanta, Ga.
Henry Lindsay Atlanta, Ga,

Martin Lipson Union, N,| Alpha Epsilon Pi Pres,; Interfraternity Coun.: Liason
Comm

lames MacDonall NY,, N.Y. V.P. Boar's Head; Consultent Stormy Petrel, Petrel
Personalitv; Chairman Crievance Comm.; Co-Pub. The Vehicle; Dean's List
lane Vandever MacKinzie Atlanta, Ga. Le Conte Society; Kappa Delta; Yama-
craw; Duchess Club

Wendell lack McKee Upper Saddle River, N.|.

Lawrence McKinley Atlanta, Ga. Social Comm. 1,2; Players 2,3,4; Intramurals 1
Ronald McSwiggan N Babylon, NY. Sigma Alpha Mu; Sr, Class V.P.; Players 3.
4, Best Actor 3; Stormy Petrel 2,4; Yamacraw 2; Rat Court 4; SNEA 4; Psychology
Club 2; Social Comm 2; Literary Mag 2; Faculty-Student Coun, 4; At. Parsons
College — Paper; Yearbook, Social Comm,; Drama Club; Sky Divers Oub: Rally
Club; Homecoming Comm,; Creek Wk, Comm,

Jeffrey A, Mandel Miami Beach, Fla, Tennis Team; Faculty Advisory Comm.;
Admissions Comm ; Dorm Pres.; Zeta Beta Tau
Brian Mantis Newburgh, NY. Sigma Alpha Mu
Joan Marr Washington, D.C,
Carol Mason Atlanta, Ga,

Alan |. Mazer Atlanta, Ga. Stormy Petrel; Frosh, Class Padiamentarian; Sigma
Alpha Mu Recorder, Pres,
Albert Meyers Atlanta, Ga.

Albert Mitchell Mielczarek Chicago, III. Capt. Debate Team
Her Monford Atlanta, Ca,

Mark Mulligan Staten Island, N.Y Intramural Coun.: |r. Class Parliamentarian
Francis R. Nadeau. Ir, Woonsocket, Rl, Treas, Pi Kappa Phi 3
Michael Lee Newton Atlanta, Ga

Lu-Anne Patricia Niersbach Chicago, III, At Loyola Univ, — Young Democrats:
Charidin Anthropological Society; Yamacraw Exec Sec, 3,4, Class Section 4:
Stormy Petrel Copy Ed, 3,4, Co-Editor 4; WVOC Radio 3; Delta Phi Epsilon His-
torian 3, Pledge Mother 4; Panhellenic 4; SCA Communication Line-copy Ed, 4:
Sec, Photo Comm, 4; Players 3
Lew Paddock Barrington, Rl

ludy Peitzman Lancaster, Pa, Social Comm. 1,2,3,4; Stormy Petrel 2; Delta Phi
Epsilon Co-Rush Chairman 3, Pres. 4; Special Events 2.3; Petrel Girl of the Week
2; Rat Court 2,3,4; SNEA 3,4; TKE Sweetheart Court 2,3,4; Dean's List 3
Rusti Plutchok Atlanta, Ga. Players; Treas. Delta Phi Epsilon: Social Comm.
lohn Poag Leiand, Miss. Pre-law Club; Social Science Club; M-Club: Dean's
List; Basketball; Track; Intramurals: Young Republicans; Boar's Head: Alpha
Phi Omega

John lames Proch Milmowt Park, Pa Intramurals; Syndicate 3.4
James B. Ramage, )r, Atlanta. Ga,
Charles Rice East Point, Ga,
Frank Ian Richter Atlanta, Ga

Charlyne lacqueline Rickmann Atlanta, Ca Yamacraw

Douglas Earl Roberts Hamden, Conn. Chi Phi; Social Comm.: Year Book Staff:
Intramurals, Intramural Coun,
Kathy Russell Mobile, Ala. Chi Omega

Scott Saunders Huntington, NY. Stormy Petrel 3,4, Features Ed, 4, .Managing Ed.
4; Co-Editor Prospect 4
Fred Savage Atlanta. Ga,
Shelly Shapiro Philadelphia. Pa, Intramurals
Robert Sibert Atlanta, Ga. Sports Writer 2; Pres. Bio. Club 3.4
Mylin M Sivaton Upper Darby, Pa.
Curtissa Smith Phoenix. N.Y,

Klaus Howard Smith Duluth, Ca, Young Republicans, V.P.. Pres.; Stormv Petrel
Sports Ed. 3, News Ed, 3: Players Director 3.4: Liberal Arts Comm.: Sigma .Alpha
Mu; Curriculum Comm,: Rat Court

Nancy Staller N. Wildwood. N.|. Delta Phi Epsilon; Communit\- Service Chair-
man; SNEA

Michael Leib Steinberg Philadelphia. Pa. Sigma Alpha .Mu Founding Father:
Sigma Alpha Mu Pres.; Interfraternity' Council Pres.: Constitution (jhairman:
Publicity Chairman 3,4; Greek Ed, 2.3: Student .Admissions Rep. 3,4: Stormv
Petrel Managing Ed, 4, Editor 4: At Youngstown State Uni\, — Sigma Alpha ,Mu
Founding Father 1

Steve Strachan Baltimore. Md, Chairman Liason Comm : Rep, on De\elopment
Comm ; Intramurals; Dorm Proctor: Beta Nu
Gregory Sullivan Atlanta. Ca

Andy Syrkin Woodbridge. Conn, Intramurals; V'arsit>' Soccer
William Thielle Brooklyn. NY.
Carl Volk Brooklyn. NY, Soccer
Robert Westerbeke Great River. N.Y. Stormv Petrel 3
Robert Wheeler Roswell. Ca.
Harriet Williams Maitland. Fla.
Richard Williams Decatur. Ga.
Elaine Wimbedy Atlanta, Ca.
Zeke Wimberly Atlanta, Ga.
Diane Rowles Wirick Atlanta. Ca. Social Comm.
Lisa Florence Yellis Great Neck, N.Y. Delta Phi Epsilon: Players
Carol Zee St, Petersburg, Fla, SNEA: Chi Omega
Jonathan A. Zerby Midland Park, N.|. Fuzz: 3

Underclassmen
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1 Robert Koff— President

2. Mike Liberman — Treasurer

3. Debbie Heavilon — Parliamentarian

4. Marty Liberman — Vice-President

5. Mary Bauer— Secretary

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1, Don Bornstem

Debby Downs 1

President

Secretary

2 Karen Morrow

De Cunningham 2

Treasurer

Vice President

3. Elaine Liberti

Steve Poliakoff 3

Parliamentarian

President

4. Arnie Katterman

Carmen Peyton 4

Vice President

Treasurer

Freshman Officers

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Allen Ackerman

leanne Ackerman Katie Adams

Randy Adler

Rick Age!

Howie Altschuler

Doug Amick

William Anthony

Mar\- Arlitz

Diane Arthur

Rich Atherton

Marguerite Bailey

Ursula Bailey

John Ball

Nancy Barendse

Ceniu Btifk^tlale

Ronald Charles William I Barren

Barrett III

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William C, Bass

Cindy Baumstein

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Thomas L, Bearden George Becker

Don Bornstein

Carry Bowden

Margaret Brice

Barry A. Brody

Arthur Brown

Webster Frye Brown Debby Buchanan

Lee Buftington

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Claire Burns

Edward Burns

Karen Campbell

Joseph Carlvaro

Rufus Carr

Freddie Chappelle
Carter

Anne Cheek

Jonathan Chernin

Tom Cioffi

Harris Clark

Linda Cline

Bear Cohen

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Vicki Conway

Judith Cook

Ira R. Cooper

Candy Crain

Mary Crockett

Diane Davenport Robert W. Davidson

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Donna Day

Timothy I- Deegan )ohn P Defino

Frank Degenhardt Cail Dekelboum

Robert A. Dennison

Robert R- Dimm

Mary-Phyllis
Dolcimascolo

Lynn Dorit

Gail Dubow

William R. Dumas. |r John F_ Dvvight III

Ellen Endicott

Patricia Engelhart

Susan Epperson

Bob Evans

James J. Fisher

lohn Fitzwater

Michael Planter

Gary Fleischman

Debbie Flower

Ina Fossett

Samuel Friedman

Steve Friedman Lloyd Charles Frischer William Futterman

Michael Gaines

Leo Gammon

Virginia Gardiner

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lack Gardner

Cathy Gershon

Alan Gilbert

Genie Goldfarb

|a\' N^- Goldstein

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Marcia Gonzalez

Allen Goodwin

Tina Gordon

James Graves Alyse Robin

Green baum

Mark Gross

Sandi Grossman Leonard |. Guidone

Kathy Guthrie

Richard Hall

Janice Haney

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Etta Lou Hanken

Dave Hanley

Gaye Harp

David Harris

Janet Hausmann

Robert Heany

Debra Heavilon Tawny Pippitt Henry

John Hartnett

Mimi Hobbs

Woody Hoblitzell

Robert Hoffman

Randj Holmes

Joanne Hubbard

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David Hurst

Lynn Hyde

llene Insler

Maxine lackson

Ellouise lames

Gary Johnson

Richard Johnson

Lynda )ones

Sheryle Kayle Karp

Arnold Katterman Caron S, Katz

Michael Kay

|im Kelley

lill Kelly

Space Kennedy

Wendy Klein

Robert Koff

Nancy Koppen

Chris Kousar

Alan Krasnor

)ohn Kufel

Robert A. Kuzner, |r

Keith Landberg

Sue Landrum

Carol Lane

Randall Lee

William Leonard

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Barbara Levine

Marty Liberman

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Elaine Liberti

Tia Lipman

Lynne Litzinger

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lude Lobell

Cheryl Lovelace

lack Lube

Robert C Lyons

Debbie Lou Malloy

Steve Malone

Jeffrey Manor

Paul Mantini

lohn W Matlock

leffrey Matthews

Robert Mautner Dennis Henry Mensch Wendy Mitcham

Francie Monteith

Jill Moore

Libby Moore

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Bryan Moran

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Melanie Moroney

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Cottle Morse

Pam Moselev

Marc Nelkin

Charles Nelson

Dave Noble

Gini Noble

Paula Noe

Richard Noshav

lulia O Brient

Eugene Perry

Carmen Peyton

lames Pitts

Eva Pogacnik

••Dixie" Pohakoff

Rhonda Portnoy

Mary Pruitt

Linda Puckett

Dan Reed

Paul Revock

lames Reynolds

leffrey Riffkin

Thomas Rivello

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Mark Rivkind

Robin Robertson

[ohn Rohr

Joanne Rubin

jerei Rush

Biorn Rustad

Eugene E. Sakos, Jr. )udy Salenfriend

Mark Samson

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Tom Sawyer

Deborah Schnell

Terry Schell

Mark A. Sessa

Eugene Shapiro

Alan Sharf

WilHam Sheats Lynda Shelkoff

Doris Simmons

Frank Sinatra

Howard Solodky

Peter Solomon

Clifford R, Spear

luanita Springfield

Sam Shapiro

George Snyder

Starr Starcke

Mol Slein

Nicholas Stone

Brad Strickland Nancy Sturman

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Jacquie Swift

Gregory Taibott

Yuko P- Tashiro

Gary C Tassin

Ted T. Taucher

Shelley Taylor

Clyde Thomas

Bill Tierney

Evie Tobian

Les Thompkins

Gene Traub

Laura Vilerna

Grace Walker

Larry Walker

Judy Wallis

Otis Ward

Alan Weatherup

lody Weston

Lynn Stacey Wolffe

Susan Woodson

Joyce Woodward

D.R. Yoder

Fred York

Manabu Yoshiike

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Let's get out of here, there's another black sash

"Double time Rat"

"Air Raid"

Cluck, cluck, cluck

Cod, I feel like an ass

Humiliation

Bite one

Embarrassment plus

#*%! . . .

This is college? . . .

This can't really be happening

Oh, that feels good . . .

Just you wait until Friday . . .

King Willie Stettinius . . .

Queen Jody Weston . . .

And now . . .

It is over . . .

We are one . . .

Or is this the beginning? . . .

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Recess

K of C . . . . warm beer and cigarette
butts .... gad, it's hot in here ....
togetherness .... Freaky people
doing their thing .... open bar ....
I'll have another beer .... The
Metro's .... Let's go out and get
some fresh air ... . It's another orgy

... You can't bring that bottle in-
side .... Sheraton Biltmore ....
Progressive Club .... slow dances
and the fast ones .... Billy Joe
Royal .... Rat King and Rat Queen

... Coats and Ties .... short
dresses .... long dresses .... Let's
sit this out .... A new way of
dancin' .... Cigarette for me, please
.... Corsages .... excitement ....
circle dance .... crowded tables
.... sad faces, happy faces .... A
time to remember ....

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Oglethorpe's 1970 Miss Yamacraw is 4'11", 18 year
old Joyce Woodward, who hails from Washington,
D.C., but calls Fort Lauderdale, Florida, home. A
true fireball by nature, our Freshman Psychology
major is a perfect example of one who is in love
with life. She finds life very exciting, and Joyce feels
more at ease with herself when she can get out and
take long walks where "I feel the most peace with
the world and myself. I try to make the most out of

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everything that I am doing. If I can bring a smile and
a bit of cheer to one's heart, then I count the day
as a success!" As for hobbies, Joyce enjoys horseback
riding, tennis, and travel. She has a constant desire
to get involved in situations that interest her and that
she believes need correcting. She has captured the
hearts of many because of this desire to help and
her love for meeting all types of people — reason
enough for Joyce to be out Miss Yamacraw 70.

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Exams - Frustration

Oh no, not three in one day .... absolute misery
.... why didn't I learn this at the beginning?
.... help! .... forty people in a forty seat room
during exams .... those eagle eyed professors
.... ail those hours of cramming and he gives
us one question —gad! .... you have ten
minutes left .... but you are only half way
through the son of a *&-C% .... no sleep ....
those donuts and coffee that always seem to be
around .... you gave me a 79— can't you raise
it just one point? .... I'm sorry my son, but we
must have regulations .... bull.

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Snow: The Fun of it All!

You call this snow? .... I've seen more of this stuff
in my fridge back home! .... call out the national
guard — it snowed an inch last night! .... oh but the
beauty of it all ... . why can't it be like this all the
time? .... the rarity of a snowball fight .... not
down my back! .... who built that snowman? ....
those cafeteria trays and the girls dorm .... skiing
on a half an inch— why not? .... the sore muscles
and the cold hands .... it's not snow until it's at
least a foot you grit .... the stillness that is always
characteristic of a night of snow .... no night
classes .... forget the books you dummies .... the
joy of washing a girl's face in the snow .... you call
this the sunny South? ....

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Winter Concert — The Intruders

The clapping of hands to the soul music .... rhythm swept
through the crowd .... the Intruders at Oglethorpe .... who
are the Intruders? .... dancing in the aisles .... meeting
the group at the Beta Nu house .... finally a concert at the
college .... the beat from their band .... harmonizing out-
fits that added to the performance .... a good turnout ....

Strachan the M.C and the introduction he gave ....

people grooving to the music .... Mertz on the spotlight,
a show of its own .... good job Dean Mac .... why couldn't
the S.G.A. do this for the students?

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Homecoming

1970

We thought it would never happen
... so what if the SCA has no
money .... many people behind
the scenes, especially Brenda Ham-
lin .... a great night for our Petrels
against West Florida as we win
79-65 .... so that's what you look
like all dressed up! ... . the good
looking girls .... you're escorting
who? .... I'll bet you a fifth that
my girl gets more votes than your's
.... Coach Norwood's office —
togetherness .... oh no, we're
next! .... is my hair all right, can
you see my slip? .... the calling
of the names ... first Jeanne as
fourth, then Freddie, then Diane,
then Miriam, then .... Miss Paula
Stapp — our Queen!

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First Runner-up Miriam Greszes. escorted by Alan Mazer
Second Runner-up Diane Schuettinger, escorted by Claston McDonald
Third Runner-up Freddie Chappelle Carter, escorted by Charles Sullivan
Fourth Runner-up leanne Ackermah escorted by Bryant Cargiulo

1970 Homecoming Queen Paula Stapp

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Those Lazy Days of Spring

The raw leaves .... sitting in the sun .... the chirping of birds
.... togetherness .... that walk through the park .... blue
skies .... happiness .... smiling faces .... Spring fever ....
hating to go to class .... a gentle breeze blowing her hair ....
the quietness and serenity of a lake .... guys and girls .... love
.... no more heating in the rooms ... running around barefoot
.... flowers everywhere .... laughter .... a quiet talk under a
tree .... being with someone you love .... baseball .... swim-
ming .... bikinis blossom forth .... the joy of being alive ....
shorts and sandals .... March 21, the first day of Spring ....
ice cream .... daydreams .... picking daisies .... honeybees
.... all is beautiful .... Spring clothes .... the early sun ....
the fun of just being outside .... the beach .... a lingering kiss
.... sunglasses .... trees and bushes in full bloom .... studying
in the stadium .... no cares in the world .... getting naked and
rolling in the leaves .... the mating season .... the facts of
nature .... long drives in open convertibles .... wish we could
get out of this class .... ah, paradise.

Lady Oglethorpe
Miss Judy Peitzman

The Court

Toni Chamberlain

Sharon Cleason

Brenda Hamlin

Cynthia Hess

Barbi Jacobs

Lord Oglethorpe
Mr. Ron McSwiggan

The Court

Grafton Biglow
Tom Collins
Ken Erdoes
Joe Menez

PEDAGOGUES

Dr. Paul K. Vonk

The eleventh president in Oglethorpe's
history, which dates back to 1835, and
a member of Atlanta's First Presby-
terian Church is Dr. Paul Kenneth Vonk.
A dynamic man of many attributes, Dr.
Vonk has strived to alleviate the fin-
ancial problems of Oglethorpe to a
point where it could stand on its ''eet,
and he has succeeded in this task tre-
mendously. Although there are a num-
ber of problems left, Oglethorpe Col-
lege is now beginning to unfold into
a well known college with a physical
plant that grows impressively every-
day. As past president and vice-presi-
dent of the Southern Society for Phil-
osophy and Psychology, a former sec-
retary-treasurer of the Florida Philo-
sophical Association, and chairman
of the higher education section of
the Florida Education Association, Dr.
Vonk has led Oglethorpe College to a
future that appears stable both finan-
cially and educationally.

1. Mr. Leo Bilancio .... Associate Professor of History

2. Mrs. Idalee Vonk ... Instructor of Education

3. Reverend Fitzhugh Legerton .... Instructor of Religion

Dr. Doris C. Cash .... Associate Professor of Economics

Mr. William H. Franklin, Jr Instructor in Economics

Dr. Ken Nishimura .... Associate Professor of Philosophy

Mr. James R. Miles .... Professor of Business

Administration

Mr. George F. Wheeler .... Professor of Physics

Mr. William A. Strozier .... Instructor in Languages

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1. Dr. R.B. dejanes .
Political Science

2. Mr. Phillip F. Palmer .
Political Science

3. Mr. Edward M. Garrett

4. Mrs. Ruth E. Lewis . . .
in Science

5. Dr. Harry M. Dobson .
Music Emeritus

Associate Professor of

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. . . Instructor of History
Assistant Professor

. . Asst. Professor of

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1. Mrs. Raymonde Hilley .... Instructor in
French

2. Dr. Joel S. Dubow .... Assistant Professor of
Psychology

3. Dr. Garland Pinholster .... Instructor in
Education

4. Mr. Thomas W. Chandler .... Professor of
the Library

1. Mrs. Frances ). Ke> .... Instructor in English

2. Dr. G. Malcolm Amerson . . . Assistant Professor of Biolog>'
3 iV^r. William A. Egerton .... Professor of Business

4. Dr. Roy N. Goslin .... Professor of Phvsics and
Mathematics

5. Dr. T, Lavon Talley Associate Professor of Education

6. Dr. Manuel A. Alonso Assistant Professor of Languages

1. Mr. Wendell H. Brown .... Professor of
Humanities

2. Mr. Oliver D. Paul .... Assistant Professor

in Education and Mathematics

3. Mr. C. Douglas Alexander .... Business

Manager

4. Mrs. Sarah B. Hillerman .... instructor in

German

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1. Mrs. Marjorie M. MacConnell . . . Registrar Emeritus

2. Mrs. Ida Lois Garrett .... Dean of Women, As-
sistant Professor of History and Sociology

3. Dr. Martha H. Vardeman .... Associate Professor
of Sociology

4. Dr. Robert E. Willard .... Lecturer in Business

5. Dr. Jack Brien Key .... Associate Professor of
History

Mr. Elgin F. MacConnell .... Dean of Men, Son of
Mrs. Marjorie M. MacConnell, Asst. Prof, of Education
Miss Sharon Sanders .... Assistant Professor of
Humanities

3. Dr. George S. Stern .... Lecturer in Business

4. Dr. Thomas Key .... Assistant Professor of Biology

5. Dr. Robert 1. Fusillo .... Associate Professor of English

1. Dr. Rachel A. McMillen .... Assistant Professor
in Education

2. Dr. Sigfreid A. Wurster . . . Asst. Prof, of Psychology

3. Dr. H. Boyd Israel .... Lecturer in Psychology

4. Mr. Archie B. Crenshaw .... Instructor in Business

5. Mrs. Jacqueline T. Haynie .... Instructor in Phys.
Ed.

6. Dr. Elizabeth T. Barnhart .... Asst. Prof, of
Chemistry

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Ye Ole Rogues' Gallery

A major part of a yearbook's interest is its interior
humor. In the 1970 Yamacraw, the goal of pleasing
the Oglethorpe student has been strived for, and the
staff trusts that it has been successful. Although the
Yamacraw staff feels that it has presented an out-
standing account of the 1969-1970 year, it has been
hindered so greatly in producing this book that at
points in the year the production of the Yamacraw
was almost cancelled. This cancellation almost
came about due to the fact that the Student Govern-
ment Association was not given the backing it was
due by the students of Oglethorpe. Granted, this
lack of interest on the part of the students was
mostly financial, but apathy played a large part in
bringing about the down fall of the 1969-1970 SGA.
Somehow, the Yamacraw survived all of the demon-
strations, apathy, and freaks, and was brought to
life by a responsible staff and a helpful administra-
tion. As editor of the Yamacraw I would like to
thank Bill Wolfe of Hunter Publishing Co. for his
untiring help and understanding, RA and James
Hunter for their faith, JB of Hunter for his artfull
guidance, Jimmy Fitts for his moral support and
photography help. Dr. Ben dejanes for being my
faculty advisor and dinner companion so many
times, WQXI-FM for soothing my ears during times
of pain due to the lack of interest on the part of
my staff. Dr. Vonk for finding $5,000 to pay off this
book, Joyce Woodward for making my average day
at Oglethorpe more unreal, the janitor of the stu-
dent center building for driving me crazy with that
blasted hall door, and Lu-Anne for reminding me to
go to class. Would you believe this year? I don't! . . .
Ross Henderson, Editor-in-Chief.

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shell . . . dedicated
to the pursuit of excellence.

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Congratulations

Class

1970

Spratlin

Associates

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Land

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Front cover courtesy of Spratlin Associates

Ross Henderson Photography
Atlanta, Georgia

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DURING
INTERMISSION

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Is that a pencil in your pocket or are you glad to see me?

Howdy all you Oglethorpe sfudentsi

Brake away from them there books and hustle on over to

OLE TEX'S
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Bring this magazine
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TENDER FILLY — A Filly Mignon from right

to the Soul of a Lady Steer that was

in love (sigh!) & Past Away of a

Broke Heart (sob!) We got four

more, but I aint got no more

room to write 'em . . .

You'll jest hafta cum
and see fer yerself!!

if yer wishin' to go to the Skyroom jest take the stationary
escalater located at the bottom of 7 STEERS on Peachtree
— you can glimpse the magnifisent view of the Fox Theatre
parkini{ lot across the street.

But if'n you happin to be going to the Capri some night,
our Buckhead resterant is right next door. Sorry, no sta-
tionary lescalater there.

2 Locations in Atlania To Serve You —

689 Peachtree St., across from the Fox — 874-7777
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TAURUS

Strong-Like Bull!

Life of Virginia

Congratulates

the

Graduating Seniors

of
Oglethorpe College

The world today is looking for men who are not for sale; men who are honest,
sound from centre to circumference, true to the heart's core; men with con-
sciences as steady as the needle to the pole; men who will stand for the right
if the heavens totter and the earth reels; men who can tell the truth and look the
world right in the eye;

Men who neither brag nor run; men who neither lag nor flinch; men who can
have courage without shouting it; men in whom the courage of everlasting life
runs still, deep and strong; men who know their message and tell it;

Men who know their place and fill it; men who know their business and attend
to it; men who will not lie, shirk or dodge; men who are not too lazy to work
not too proud to be poor; men who are willing to eat what they have earned and
wear what they have paid for;

Men who are not ashamed to say "No" with emphasis and who are not
ashamed to say. "I can't afford it."

— Author Unknown

Yeah, yeah, the floor is cool . . .!

lust think Bob, I'm going to be a father!

for flowers that please!

MARY ANN'S
FLOWER BASKET

5287 Buford Hwy
Doraville

Pinetree Plaza 451-6460

Uh, Mrs. Womble, that ladder won't do you any good.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA

A National Service Fraternity

Congratulations
Class of 1970

Leadership —
Friendship — Service

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Then he slipped me the tongue like this!

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Now with me as boss, won't moma be proud!

Compliments Of A Friend

Say da secret wurd an win uh hundrd dollahs!

McDaniel Printing Company Inc.

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Compliments of

MR. STEVE SCHMIDT

Class of '40

DIXIE STAMP

and

SEAL CO.

600 Somerset Terrace
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Dave Bruno
Tina Cordon
Charles Nelson
limmy Fisher

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Each to his own drilling, eh Garland?

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Now, my sons, we will continue our service on page 137

if you're interested. Doctor, there's a girl in room 16 of
acobs Hall!

Don't mind me, but somebody put glue in my Ban

Oh baby, that grass teeis great 1

You want me for Homecoming Queen?

And you say he's about this big?

The

Photographers

Responsible

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Dave Bruno .... )immy Fisher .... Jim Graves .... Ross Hen-
derson .... Jerry Maillet .... the people who are late to class
.... the ones behind the cameras .... the ones in the darkroom
till 2:00 AM .... the ones looking for perfection .... the ones
who work for nothing but satisfaction .... the last minute print-
ing .... the photographers responsible.

Negatives developed in Microdol-X for optimum contrast ....

paper developed in L.P.D Agfa Brovira grades 2,3, and 4

.... Kodak Poly Contrast .... Kodak Plus-X and Tri-X Pan film

.... Acufine . .
seler23C-ll . . .
.... and more.

. . photo-flo .... indicator stop bath .... Be-
Durst 606 .... two darkrooms .... super flat

The cameras .... Leicaflex .... Nikon F Mamiya Secor

.... stolen? .... Bronica .... lenses from 24mm to 300mm ....
Yashica-Mat 124 .... Honeywell strobes with overcharged bat-
teries .... let me use your 135mm lens .... shoot 1000 rolls
of film in three months.

1970 Yamacraw .... Hunter Publishing Company .... Bill
Wolfe, publisher's representative .... 234 pages .... 9x12 ....
Saxony Enamel paper .... with black ink .... offset LITHO-
GRAPHY process .... cover photo courtesy Spratlin Associates.

Backward

Yamacraw, 1970 .... a lot of fun but what an absolute pain .... the count-
less numbers of pictures with their countless numbers of unidentified in-
dividuals, . . . the photo committee .... oh what a pain in the tail .... you
will have the picture by tomorrow morning, don't worry .... so its been
three days— you'll get the pictures .... look, I'll just reshoot it 'cause I can't
find the negatives .... class pictures .... "and the studio will assure prompt
delivery on the prints to the Yamacraw" .... do you know what fat chance
means? .... but what about the individual orders? .... what a pain .... uh,
thirty-three underclassmen and ten seniors we've lost, sorry .... can I cry
now? .... club shots .... how do you get in touch with people when there
are no phones or directories or intercom systems to be found? .... one day
notice .... that's life .... to the postoffice you clowns — it's almost mid-
night .... the constant harassment of no money .... from a $10,000 budget
to an $8,000 budget .... gad .... the task of putting a yearbook together
with the knowledge that there might not be any book at all ... . Hunter
Publishing Company— the greatest bunch of guys in the business .... what
faith .... no Lenny, you can't have a special screen on every page ....

Bruno bag .... Julie .... Lenny C Charlie .... Janel .... Lu-Anne

.... Flash .... Judy .... my right hand man Bill Wolfe .... Tina ....
Susan .... Fisher— Gad, what a year! .... Ross Henderson .... Editor

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I HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY

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BILL WOLFE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA

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