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Title: Blazer Basketball
Creator: Valdosta State University
Date: 1963
Description: [Pine Cone, page 103, image 2. Interior--group--posing. ] Image Description: Left to Right: Coach Gary Colson; Angie Devivio; Robert Bailey; Jim Nichols; Bob Anderson; Preston Hodges; Mike Perry; Coach Charlie Green. TOP ROW: Tom Thomas; Marcus Shipman; Herman Hudson; Roger Douglas; Robert Summerford; Doug Winters; Gerald Davidson; and Jerry Norman (Manager).
Source: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections.
Subject: Basketball; Basketball players; College students; College sports; Basketball coaches;
Identifier: pc1962_p103-002
Format: image/jpeg
Title: 1961-1962 Rebel Basketball Team
Creator: Valdosta State University
Date: 1961-192
Description: [B/W 8x10 photograph. Interior--group--posing. Photograph by Bookman's Studio. Pine Cone 1962, p. 103.] Coach Gary Colson; 31 - Angie Devivo; 24 - Robert Bailey; 32 - Jim Nichols; 23 - Bob Anderson; 30 - Preston Hodges; 13 - Mike Perry; Coach Charlie Greene; Manager - Tom Thomas; 25 - Marcus Shipman; 12 - Herman Hudson; 20 - Robert Summerford; 22 - Doug Winters; 1 - Gerald Davidson; Manager - Jerry Norman;
Source: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections. Pine Cone 1962, p. 103.
Subject: Basketball; Basketball players; College students; College sports; Basketball coaches;
Identifier: b1-f03-080
Format: image/jpeg
Title: Blazer Basketball
Creator: Valdosta State University
Date: 1962
Description: [Pine Cone 1962, page 108, image 1. Interior--group.] Image Description: For the Second year in a row, the charges of Coach Colson captured the GIAC Championship, having a perfect 12-0 record. The team was the most successful in the school's history. The Rebel's overall record was 17 wins against only 2 losses. An overall team effort, rather than individual stars, was the major factor in the Rebel's success.
Source: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections.
Subject: Basketball; Basketball players; College students; College sports; Basketball coaches;
Identifier: pc1962_p108-001
Format: image/jpeg
Title: Blazer Basketball
Creator: Valdosta State University
Date: 1961
Description: Pine Cone 1961, page 64, image 1. Interior--group--posing. Senior Varsity--FIRST ROW, left to right: Charlie Green, coach; Roger Douglas, Mike Perry, W.A. Carver, Robert Sanders, Herman Hudson, Gary Colson, Coach; SECOND ROW: Jerry Greenwald, manager; Jim Melvin, Doug Winters; Jim Nichols, Sonny Williams, Robert Anderson, Homer Chambliss, Robert Bailey, John Dalzell.
Source: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections.
Subject: Basketball; Basketball players; College students; College sports; Basketball coaches;
Identifier: pc1961_p064-001
Format: image/jpeg
J. Douglas Winters
Vice President and General Manager, EMC Document Sciences
EMC Corporation
Prior to EMC’s acquisition of Document Sciences, J. Douglas Winter served as Chief Operating Officer of Document Sciences. Previously, Mr. Winter was a founder of Objectiva Software Solutions and served as CEO from 2001 until it was acquired by Document Sciences in 2004. Prior to founding Objectiva, he served as General Manager of ONEWORLD Software Solution's California client service centers, establishing their west coast operations and serving as part of their global executive committee. Mr. Winter also served in several management positions at QUALCOMM and as an instructor in the US Navy’s nuclear training program. Mr. Winter holds a MS in Engineering and an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as a BS in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech.
Doug Winters in airforce, right back in Guadalcanal
Dargaville(NZ) High School 1st XV 1939, Doug Winters far right front row
