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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's 1973 Fash- ionetta, was highlighted by the outstand­ ing performance by the Mnhattans. The ever popular Manhattans once again played to an over flowing crowd at San- ford Hall, doing their thing while the crowd did theirs.

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Gospel at ASC! It was really a heavy bag for those that couldn't dig it. But, for those who could it was deep down soul searching and heart warming music. Many really felt the spirit, others could only sit and observe. The Gospel, a really exciting happening at ASC.

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ing in the world can take the place of persistence.

Talent will not; nothing is more common then unsuccessful men

with talent.

Genius will not; unrewarded genius * is almost a PROVERB.

Education alone will not; the world is full of

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D. Brown R. Brown M. Bowden

B. Bussey E. Cannon M. Carngie

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G.Crittle B. Dalton S. Danford

E. Dean H. Dent J. Divine

C. Dunham N. Dunn F. Eady

J. Edwards C. Folsome P. Garrett

P. Gillmore A. Gibson M. Gibson

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B. Gilyard B. Glover D. Glover

E. Harris S. Harris W. Haynes

J. Hearins L. Henderson A. Henley

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K. Hubbard L. Huckabee V. Hudson

E. James H. Johnson S. Johnson

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I. Marshall G. Mathis V. Mikell

L Miller J. Menuwell B. Murphy

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P. Moore D. Morris V. Murphy

P. Newton J. Nicely B. Odoms

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A. Pryor L. Reese B. Render

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B. Robinson R. Robinson C.G. Rollins

J. Russ J. Sanders V. Shanks

P. Shipp H. Smith K. Thomas

M. Trice J. Tubman S. Wall

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Shucks, I Ain't a Freshman

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For Every Organization There Is One and Only One Sun —

The Sunshine That Is Restored Upon the Total Look of Love —

A True Wildflower.

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C. McGee Miss Sophomore

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Yours is called the Sign of Universal Brotherhood and it's true that you are ready to accept anyone of any race as your friend provided he or she is mentally stimulating.

Aquarius original, nonconformist, independent and unpredictable, you were born in the sign of inventors, reformers and revolutionaries.

That word freedom has special significance for you, it is your aim in life.

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Don't Be Afraid, All I Want Is Your Blood.

Yours is the sign of true creativity by which you try to express yourself and reveal some of your deep feelings to the world. There is no art — music, dancing, writing, acting or whatever — in which Pisces is not represented.

Pisces imaginative and subtle changeable and devious, sensitive, unrealistic, disorganized, highly emotion­ al, intuitive, fluid and impressionable — all these words describe your sign.

You are a pushover for any sob story.

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Stupid Nose Running Again

Hee Hee, Hee, Haw, Haw

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The first sign in the zodiac, it's important to you to be first in everything. You want whatever you have to be the best, the biggest, the finest. You are not ambitious in the usual sense.

Your outstanding qualities are initiative, self-confidence, courage, aggressiveness, energy and enthusiasm. You are a doer; when you decide you want something, you don't sit around thinking about it, you go after it.

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'Mom, I need some money'

Look Coach, I can really run!Do you spell cat, c-a-t, or k-a-t?

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By nature you are usually calm and placid, good-humored and thoroughly dependable. You are the kind that, as the saying goes, people can set their watches by, since you are so unvarying in your habits, so unlikely to yield to impulsiveness or eccentricity.

The most outstanding quality of your sign is a stubborn determination that keeps you plugging along, day after day and even year after year if necessary, to reach any goal you have set for yourself.

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Novelty and variety are not only the spice of life to you but an actual necessity. You are acutely unhappy when you are stuck with routine or in a situation that provides you with no mental stimulation.

Lighthearted, talkative, intellectually inclined, superficial and lacking in persistence, you skim through life like a butterfly, pausing for a minute here, a minute there, then passing on when a situation has lost its novelty or a new interest calls.

Gemini is called a "double" sign.

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I Know You Can Do It Alright!

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Emotion, intuition, sensitivity and possessiveness are the prominent characteristics of your sign. You are highly changeable and at the same time extremely persistent, which seems like a paradox.

The aim you are always pursuing is emotional security, and all your activities are directed toward that end.

To provide yourself with emotional security you have one outstanding characteristic which at the same time is your greatest fault: over possessiveness.

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July 23

Self-confident and self-concerned, out-going, generous, optimistic and cheerful, you tend to favor the dramatic grand gesture like picking up the check for everyone when out with a group.

To win thaf admiration you are eager to produce results; Leo can be a very hard worker.

Your sign rules the heart and you have, as sportsmen say, "plenty of heart."

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Modest, quiet, hard working and practical, you have little need or desire to attract special attention to yourself. The one thing you take pride in is your intellect, and in this respect you have good reason to be proud. Your rational mind makes it easy for you to comprehend facts and sort themout so they make reasonable good sense. You make excellent critic, trouble shooter or rearranger.

•Another aim is dependability; you'd rather enjoy the routine work and routine habits that would drive other people crazy.

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SEPT. 23 OCT. 23

Born under the sign of peace and harmony, diplomacy and tact, adaptability and cooperation Libra people are among the best loved in the Zodiac, you dislike being alone and therefore willing to do almost anything to please those with whom you are associated.

•Libra is known as the Sign of the Scales, or Balance, and justice is one of your preoccupations. Not only do you love beauty, but you have a talent for creating it, and find your work in Artistic Fields.

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Alright Just One More Time

Hum, I didn't know that.

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One of the strongest signs in the zodiac, you have so much intense, concentrated power that you sometimes frighten more wishy washy types of people.

You are also known as the Sign of Sex, and sex is one of your major preoccupations.*

Whatever you do you try to do well; you do not compete for the fun of it, but to win.

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Nov 21 DEC. 21

Friendly, tolerant, good-natured, optimistic and talkative, you are fun to have around, and you make an excellent companion.

Travel is one of your more enduring enthusiasms; you are always ready to pack a suitcase and leave for far away places.

Freedom to roam, to come and go as you please, is very important to you.

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JAN. 19

Ambition is the Keynote of your sign — a strong urge to achieve financial security and to raise yourself in honor and prestige in the eyes of the world.

You are a planner, one who looks ahead to the next step on the success ladder and works out ways to take that step.

Not original in your thinking, your strong sense of material values helps you to put the ideas of others to profitable use.

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Bates. Harold Dept. of Biology

Benson. Alvin Dir. of Pub. Inf.

Benson. Sara Dept. of Business

Berry, Arthur Chmn. of Art Dept.

Bishop. Deborah Sect.-Special Ser.

Black. Billy Chmn. of Sciences

Blaylock. Christine Dept. of Education

Brown. JoeDept. of Physical Ed.

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Brown, Shirley Dept. of Business

Bryant. Warren Dept. of Music

Byrds. H.J.Dir. of Auxiliary Enterprises

Caldwelf. Bennatta Sect.-Dept. of Music

Caldwell. KathleenSect.-Office of Procrument

Carroll. Barbara Serials Librn.

Carter. DonaldAsst. Inventory Control Office

Carter. Laverne Sect.-Dept. of Bus.

Chang. Edward C.F. Chmn. of Psychology Dept.

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Clarke. Charles Storeroom Clerk

Collins, BettySect.-Academic Affair

Crawford, Mary Admin. Asst. of Pres.

Cross, Robert Dept. of Educ.

Delaper, Juanita Circulation Librn.

Denny, Richard Asst. Comptroller

Denny. Shirley Sect.-Ofc. of Rec. & Adm.

Doster, DonnielInstr. of Speech & Thea.

Dunson, CharlesChmn. of Education Dept.

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Everett, Erenst Director of Placement

Ezike, Cyprian Dept. of Business

Fleming, Glendell Sect, of Development

Frazier, Betty Acquisitions Librn.

Gimenez, Helio Dept. of Modern Lang.

Grant, C.W. Dean of Students

Graydon, Wiley Dept. of Music

Hall. JackDir. of Plant Operations

Hampton, Lester Coun.-Spec. Ser.

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Hampton. W.D. Dean for Admin.

Harden, Henry Dir.-Special Ser.

Harrell. Bertha Ass.t Dir. Health Ser.

Hemphill. Alphanette Dept. of Physical Ed.

Henderson. Janet Dept. of History

Hubbard. Dorothy Adm. Counselor

Hunt, Frederick Dept. of Psychology

Johnson, William Comptroller

Jones, MarionChmn. of Biology Dept.

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Jones, Veula Dept. of History

Joshi. B.K. Dept. of History

Largen. Robert Dept. of Sp. & Theater

Laster. Annie Asst. Cataloger

Lowe. SarahDept. of Psychology

Lumpkin. Willie Residence Hall Dir.

Marquis. Ann Dir. Health Ser.

Marquis. James Chmn. of Music Dept.

Marshall. Louella Sect.-Dev. Reading

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Martin, Matilda Inst. of Reading

Mclntyre, Raymond Inventory Clerk

McMillon, Verda Sect.-Ofc of Placement

Miller, Ann Dept. of Business

Miller. Juanita Dept. of Education

Mobley, Charles Chmn. of History Dept.

Newsome, William Dean of Men

O'Neal.ObieChmn. of Physical Ed.

O'Neal. Rosa Mgr Bookstore

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Patterson, Rudy Dept. of Chemistry Athletic Dir.

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Pea, MarieDept. of Special Ser.

Pickins, Barbara Dept. of Nursing

Ramsey, Jimmy Dept. of Mathematic

Rauls, Margie Dept. of English

Reese, Alma Dept. of English

Reese, JamesAsst. Dir. Haz. Lab. Sch

Reese, Mamie Dean of Women

Rice, WilliamChmn. of Mod. Lang. Dept.

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Robinson, Elizabeth Supvr. Work Center

Robinson. Rosa Admin. Sect.

Rush. Sally Asst. Nurse

Sander. Gladys Sect, of Auxiliary

Shatter. Herman Personnel & Grants Mgmt.

Shah. Umanglal Dept. of Business

Simmons. Daisy Dept. of English

Smith. AlsylviaDept. of Modern Lang.

Smith. Lamar Dept. of Music

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Steele. Sophronia Dept. of Physical Ed.

Suter. GlenDept. of Mathematics

Terry. Mollie Inst. of Business

Tinson, Curtfc Accountant & Computer

Operator

Todd. JamesDept. of Mathematics

Walker. BennieAsst. Dir. of Placement

Westbrooke, Jean Dept. of Health & Physical

Education

White, Cotte Jerome Dept. of Sociology

Wilburn, Ernestine Dept. of Mathematics

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Williams, Arthur Bookkeeper & Machine

Operator

Williams, HelenSect. Public Information

Williams, Vernon Dept. of Art

Wilson. Gladys Residence Hall Director

Wilson, Maudecca Dept. of Education

Zachary, James Accountant

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Alfred, Edna Waycross, Ga. Business Adm.

Andrews, Cynthia Albany, Ga. Business Adm.

Angry, Raymond Albany, Ga. Sociology

Baker, Elnora Columbus, Ga. English Ed.

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Byrd, Patricia Albany, Ga. Elementary Ed.

Cain, Osceola Albany. Ga. Elementary Ed.

Carr, Carolyn Albany, Ga. Physical Ed.

Carswell, Woodrow Dublin, Ga. Elementary Ed.

Carter, Christine Albany, Ga. Elementary Ed.

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Barlow, Dianne Albany. Ga. Sociology

Barnes. Edward Macon, Ga. Business Adm.

Bing, ErnestNew York, New YorkSociology

Blalock. Catherine Greenville, Ga. Elementary Ed.

Branhan,Joyce Valdosta. Ga. Sociology

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Breedlove, Linda Bainbridge, Ga. Sociology

Bridges, Robert Albany, Ga. Business Adm.

Brown. Judy Newton, Ga. Sociology

Bryant, Dorothy Climax, Ga. Sociology

Bullock, Alexander Evans, Ga. Sociology

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Carter. Sandra Cuthbert, Ga. Business Ed.

Chancy, Louvorian Unadilla.Ga. Business Ed.

demons, Betty Valdosta.Ga. Elementary Ed.

Compton, Cynthia Locust Grove, Ga. Speech & Theatre

Crawford, Micheal Lincolnton, Ga. Mathematics

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Davenport. Earl Albany. Ga. Mathematics

Davis. Marion Dublin. Ga. Elementary Ed.

Dawson. Paulette Albany. Ga. French

Dent. Rosa Augusta, Ga. Elementary Ed.

Dorn, Willa Dean Meigs. Ga. Elementary Ed.

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Edwards, Dothel Albany, Ga. Physical Ed.

Ellison, Rowena Albany, Ga. English

Ervin, Janet Pelham.Ga. Elementary Ed.

Everett. Betty Cairo, Ga. Business Math.

Favors, Donald Newnan, Ga. Elementary Ed.

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Frazier, Betty Glennville, Ga. Business Ed.

Fulton. Mary Sylvester. Ga. Sociology

Gibson, Barbara Albany. Ga. Business Adm.

Grant, Velma Warrenton, Ga. Psychology

Griffin. FloydV. Albany. Ga. Business Adm.

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Hall.Velma Newton, Ga. Sociology

Hill, Lee Daniel Statesboro. Ga. Physical Ed.

Hylick. Gregory Dawson, Ga. Business Adm.

Jackson. Dwight Albany. Ga. Physical Ed.

Jackson. Gladys Albany, Ga. Business Ed.

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Jinks, Vonzie Albany, Ga. Business Ed.

Johnson, Lucille Dawson. Ga. Business Adm.

Jones, Mary L. Leslie, Ga. Business Ed.

Jones. Mary M. Albany. Ga. Elementary Ed.

Jones, Rhonda Atlanta, Ga. Elementary Ed.

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Kendnck, Billy Morgan, Ga. Business Adm.

Lazier. Juanito Phila.. Penn. Art

Leonard, Sherry Quitman. Ga. Sociology

Lovelace, Linda Roswell.Ga. Elementary Ed.

Lowther, Ronald Springfield Garden. N.Y. Business Adm.

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Majette, Dora McRae. Ga. Business Adm.

Martin. Inez Albany. Ga. French

McMillian. Willie Thomasville, Ga. Sociology

Matlock. William Hogansville, Ga. Physical Ed.

Merritt. Patricia Cannon, Ga. Elementary Ed.

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Nobles. Virgie Brunswick. Ga. English

Outlaw, Guy Cordele. Ga. Mathematics

Person,Joyce Atlanta. Ga. Elementary Ed.

Plummer. Cynthia Winter Haven. Fla. Business Ed. •

Pope, Shirley Atlanta, Ga. Business Adm.

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Price. Karen Albany, Georgia Business Education

Price. Patricia Albany. Georgia Business. Education

Rainey, Gloria Eaton, Georgia Business Education

Reese. James C. Albany, Georgia Business Adm.

Rhodes. Shirley Greensboro, Georgia Psychology

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Rogers, Daisy Whigham. Georgia Business Administration

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Rogers. Theresa Cartersville, Georgia Business Education

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