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Covington Tennis Players Ranked In Georgia
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COVINGTON TENNIS players ranked in Georgia for 1968 are shown in the photo above at the Fowler
Tennis Courts in Covington. Front row (left to right): Dean Hoffman, Nancy Lott, Debbie Prescott,
Jana Jackson, Dawn Harris, and Steve Prescott. Middle row: Carlton Winn, Gayle Purcell, Gail Cost
ley Susan Lott, Linda Evans, Gil Gainer. Back row: Billv Dobbs. Cathv Partee. Barbara Johnson, Mar
tha’ Ellen Banks, Mork Winn. Also, those ranked but not in picture: Jim Gainer and Vince Evans.
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HS-U diversity
Relations Confab
Set For May 6
ATHENS —A High School —
University Relations Conference
aimed at improving high school-
University relationships, will be
held at the University of Georgia
May 6.
“This is our first conference,”
said Michael V. Mulligan, As
sistant Director of Admissions
at the University, "but we’re
hoping it will be an annual af
fair from now on.” ■
Purpose of the conference is
to better relationships between
Georgia high schools and the Uni
versity. The program also aims
to give high school officials an
opportunity to meet with former
students who are now attending
the University.
All high schools in the state
having five or more former stu
dents attending the University
have been invited to send re
presentatives. Mulligan said he
expects at least 100 counselors
and principals from about 75
schools will attend the confer
ence, which is sponsored by the
University Alumni Foundation.
"About 85 per cent of our
incoming students are graduates
of Georgia high schools,” ex
plained Mulligan, "so the need
to improve our communication
with state high schools is ob
vious.”
The program will begin at
9 a.m. in Brumby Hall, where
members of Gamma Beta Phi,
women’s service organization,
will serve coffee and assist dur
ing registration. Dean O. Suthern
Sims, Dean of Students, will then
extend an official welcome to
participants.
A panel discussion on "Com
munication Between Georgia High
Schools and the University of
Georgia” will follow. Panel
members include Dr. M. O.
Phelps, Director of Admissions,
Miss Nancy Cross, Admissions
Counselor, and Dr. J. C. Mul
lis, Coordinator of Financial Aid.
Also participating are two coun
selors: Mrs. Jesse Holland,
Hawkinsville High School, and
Allyn Bell, Newnan High School.
William Tate, Dean of Men,
will speak at a luncheon on "Col
lege Students Past and Present,”
and Dr. George Parthemos, vice
president for instruction, plans
a speech on academic life.
A discussion between coun
selors and principals and their
former students now enrolled
at the University is the last
event in the conference.
Newton FFA
Chapel Program
The chapel program sponsored
by the Future Farmers of Am
erica put on last Friday morn
ing consisted of faculty and stu
dent talent.
Mrs. Kay Newton and Mr. Joe
Sears accompanied by Mrs.
Goode, on the piano, sang “If I
Could Tell You”, "Make Be
lieve” and “Will You Be Mine”.
Mrs. Meyer and daughters,
Cindy and Maridel gave a come
dy dance skit.
Maridel Meyer gave a poetic
prose reading accompanied by
Tony Cordell and his folk songs
on the guitar.
Mr. Najjar gave a proclama
tion on spitting and removing pea
nut butter from the roof of your
mouth, and everyone was both
pleased and surprised.
Mac McKibben and his band
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Georgia Bowhunters To
Meet In Atlanta May 4-5
Georgia Bowhunters Associa
tion’s board of directors will hold
a business meeting May 4 and 5
at Airport Holiday Inn, Atlanta,
according to Richard Parker,
GBA president.
Parker said that Jack Crock
ford, Assistant Director of Geor
gia Game and Fish Commission,
will speak at a GBA banquet,
8 p. m., May 4.
Meeting hours for the weekend
are from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m., May
4 and 9:30 a. m. to mid afternoon,
May 5. Parker urged that every
member club be represented by
its directors. Other members of
affiliated archery clubs may
attend both the business meeting
and the banquet. However, only
directors may participate in the
meetings.
He said that 40 archery clubs
throughout Georgia are affiliated
with Georgia Bowhunters Asso
ciation including a total member
ship of about 700.
“We expect membership in the
statewide organization to grow to
perhaps 900 members this year,”
Parker said. "Two years ago,
there were some 15,000 archers
in the state. We estimate that
during 1967, there were some
20,000 to 25,000 archery hunt
ers, and during 1968 at thecurr-
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numbers to the extent that some
of the members who had been on
the stage previously, just had to
come out on the stage again and
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producers any day.
Brenda Herring, our chapter
1 sweetheart, presented a cheer
1 leaders skit, silently to music.
We hope everyone enjoyed the
program and our appreciation
‘ goes to each one who had a part
in it.
Jimmy Ray presided and Tim
■ Bruce gave the devotional.
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ent rate of growth, the number
of licensed archers could reach
30,000.”
Persons wishing to attend the
banquet should make reserva
tions through Richard Parker by
April 29. Banquet tickets are $5
per person.
3 Local Students
On GC Dean's List
MILLEDGEVILLE—Dr. Geor
ge A. Christenberry, Dean of
the College at Georgia College
at Milledgeville, has announced
that the names of 145 students
have been placed on the Dean’s
List in recognition of their win
ter quarter academic perform
ance.
The list includes 16 students
who made A’s in all of their
winter quarter academic cour
ses.
To have his name placed on
the Dean’s List, a Georgia Col
lege student must, over 15
quarter-hours of academic work,
earn an average of 3.5 on a scale
of 4.5
Dean’s list students include:
Sandra Diane Allen and Lou Ann
Tuck of Covington, and Sherrill
Margaret Crowell of Porterdale.
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