Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)
- Class of 1949
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THE 1949 'GEECHEE IS GRATEFULLY DEDICATED IN BEHALF
OF THE ARMSTRONG STUDENTS TO ARTHUR M. GIGNILLIAT,
REGISTRAR, COUNSELOR, TEACHER AND FRIEND. HIS QUIET
HUMOR, HIS UNFAILING PATIENCE, HIS LONG SERVICE TO
THE COLLEGE, WHICH HAS BEEN INTERRUPTED SINCE 1935
ONLY BY HIS SERVICE TO HIS COUNTRY-ALL MARK HIM
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HARRIET DAVIS- DR. MARTHA FAY-
A.B. Unirersity of North Carolina B.S. Rockford College, M.S., Ph.D., University of
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Instructor in Biology
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B.S. University of South Carolina A.B., M.A. Duke University
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A.B. St. Iobn's College
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MARGARET S. LUBS-
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B.S. University of Tennessee
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Umverslty of Georgia' A.B. Vanderbilt University, graduate study Colum
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Banks Secretarial Srbool
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Mosley Murphy Nelson
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WILLIAM S. POLLITZER-
A.B., M.A. Emory University
Instructor in Biology
MRS. MARGARET F. STEPHENS-
A.B., M.A., LLB. University of Georgia, Certificate
from the Sorbonne in Paris
Instructor in English
CARLSON R. THOMAS-
A.B., University of Richmond, M.A. University of
North Carolina
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A.B. Monmouth College, M.A. Northwestern Univer-
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Certificate of Psychiatric Social Work, Western Re-
serve University
Instructor in Psychology
CARMEN TORRIE-
B.S. in Physical Education, Concord College, M.S.
University of Tennessee
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HELEN WOLFE-
B.S. Columbia University, Graduate Study, Teachers
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Special Courses in Typeu.'riting and Sbortbarzrl at
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LOUIS J. ZAHN- Diploma from Gregg College fN01'ItIlll Seboolj
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Psychological Examiner
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President Vice-President
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RUTH ALLEN
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Mercury Staff.
JOHN ALLRED
Engineering - Treas-
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WILLIAM L. AYCOCK
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JAMES BAKER
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Liberal Arts.
SAM CHANCE
Liberal Arts.
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LUCY CHAMBERS
Liberal Arts - Alpha
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CLIFFORD CLARKE
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Liberal Arts.
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Liberal Arts.
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Engineering.
JACK DINERMAN
Science.
ARTHUR DUGGER
CHARLES EITEL
Engineering--Treasurer
of Terrapin Club '48,
Dance Committee, Varsity
Basketball Team '48-'49.
Soplwmo
MARTHA NORMAN
FAWCETT-Home Eco-
nomics-'GEECHEE Staff,
Rebels '47, Treasurer of
Alpha Tau Beta '47, Beta
Lambda, Dance Commit-
tee, Woman's Athletic As-
sociation, Student Senate,
Slick Chicks '48, Perma-
nent Dean's List, Commis-
sion Scholarship.
Fawcett Foran
JUANITA FORAN
SARAH FORD
Science - Dance Com-
mittee, Co-eds '48.
Ford
EUGENE EPTING
Liberal Arts.
ALTON FOREHAND
Liberal Arts.
JANE FORTSON
Forehand Fortson
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Engineering - E a g e r
EDWIN FOUNTAIN
Liberal Arts - Drama
Club, Savannah Playhouse,
Student Senate, Student
Forum, French Club.
N!NE'l'1-EEF
BUDDY GREENWAIDE
Greenwaide Griffith
Beavers, Dance Committee,
Armstrong Engineering So-
ciety.
NORMA GIBBONS
Liberal Arts - Dance
Committee, Co-eds '47,
Slick Chicks ,48-'49, ,GEE-
CHEE Staff, Alpha Tau
Beta, Permanent Dean's
List, Woman's Athletic As-
sociation, Student Senate.
I i-IUNDI ED
HUNDLEY GRIFFITH
Liberal Arts - Eager
Beavers, Fraternity X.
CAROLYN GROSS
Liberal Arts - Vice-
President of Delta Chi '48,
Glamazons '47, S l ic k
Chicks '48-'49, Riding
Club, 'GEECI-IEE Staff.
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Liberal Arts.
JEAN HANCOCK
Liberal Arts-Assistant
Editor of Inkwell, Dance
Committee, Riding Club,
Delta Chi, Permanent
Dean's List, Beta Lambda,
Spinners '47, Glamazons
'48-'49, Science Club, Out-
standing Sophomore.
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Liberal Arts - Beta
Lambda.
CARL HARMAN
CARTER HARRISON
Liberal Arts - Eager
Beavers, Permanent Dean's
List.
JOAN HEALY
Liberal Arts - Alpha
Tau Beta fTreasurer '47,
President '48J, Art Editor
of 'GEECHEE '48, Rebels
'47, Slick Chicks '48-'49,
Beta Lambda, Dance Com-
mittee, Women's Athletic
Association, Open House
'48, Permanent Dean's List.
Sepia mv
BETTY HECKER
Liberal Arts - Dance
Coxnmittee, Glamazons '47,
Slick Chicks '48-49, Cheer-
leader, 'GEECHEE Staff,
Varsity Basketball Team,
Secretary of Delta Chi,
Riding Club, Women's
Athletic Association, In-
tramural Board.
B Hecker Hester
WENDELL HESTER
DONALD HILTZ
Science.
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Engineering - Terra
pin Club.
JOHN HOLEC
WILLIAM JACKSON
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EMMA LOU JOHNSON
Science-Beta Lambda.
BERT JONES
Science - President of
Freshman Class '48-49,
President of Scholars '48-
'49, Vice-President of Stu-
dent Senate '48-'49, Var-
sity Basketball Team '49,
Freshman King.
NINHZEEN
LILLIS KELLY
Commerce - Varsity
Basketball Team, Delta
Chi, Manager of Glama-
zons, Intramural Board.
FLOSSIE KERVES
Applied Arts - Alpha
Lambda Sigma, 'GEECHEE
Staff, Glamazons, Student
Forum, Homecoming Com-
mittee, Permanent Dean's
List.
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SHIRLEY JONES
Liberal Arts-Secretary
of Freshman Class, Secre-
tary of Alpha Tau Beta,
Dance Committee, Interim
Committee, 'GEECHEE
Staff, Glamazons '47, Slick
Chicks '48-'49, Permanent
Dean's List, Alpha Lamb-
da Sigma, Lucas Scholar-
ship, Outstanding Sopho-
more.
i-IUNDI .ED A ND
ANNE KIMBERLY
Applied Arts - Alpha
Lambda Sigma, Student
Forum QSecretary '47J,
'GEECHEE Business Staff,
Homecoming Committee,
Glamazons, Permanent
Dean's List.
GENE KELLER
Engineering - Terrapin
Club, Varsity Basketball
Team.
WILLIAM JONES
EARL KIRKLEY
RITA LANG
Liberal Arts - French
Club, Drama Club, Alpha
Lambda Sigma.
Kimberly Kirkley R, Lang
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Science.
ELLISON LANIER
Science.
CATHERINE LANKE-
NAU - Liberal Arts -
Editor of 'GEECHEE '49,
Alpha Lambda Sigma, Beta
Lambda fVice-President
'48, President '49J, Co-
eds '48, Slick Chicks '49,
Delta Chi, Women's Ath-
letic Association, Secretary
of Student Senate, Dance
Committee, Riding Club,
Permanent Dean's List,
Outstanding Sophomore.
Sv homo
MAURICE MAGEE
Engineering-Permanent
Dean's List, Alpha Lamb-
da Sigma, Terrapin Club,
Music Club, Dance Com-
mittee, Varsity Basketball
Team, Homecoming Com-
mittee.
ROY MARTIN
Liberal Arts - Perma-
nent Dean's List.
BAXTER McCREERY
Engineering - Arm-
strong Engineering Socie-
ty, Mercury Staff, Glee
Club, Debating Team.
RICHARD MCDONALD
Liberal Arts-Manager
of Eager Beavers, Arm-
strong Veterans' Social
Club, Intramural Board
'48-'49.
THOMAS LATZAK
Engineering.
JACK LOGAN
MARY MCGRATH
Liberal Arts -- Dance
Committee, Glamazons '47,
Slick Chicks '48-'49, Pres-
ident of Delta Chi '48,
Rid ing Club, Inkwell
Staff, Varsity Basketball
Team.
Magee Martin McCreery McDonald McGrath
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MILLICENT MELAVER
Liberal Arts-Editor of
Mercury '49, Inkwell
Staff, French Club, Per-
manent Dean's List, Alpha
Lambda Sigma, Student
Senate, Co-eds.
NlNE'l'EEN
LARRY MORRIS
NEAL MORRIS
L. Morris
Melaver Mitchell
WINIFRED MITCHELL
Home Economics-Beta
Lambda, Co-eds.
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RICHARD MULLININX
Liberal Arts.
GEORGE NICHOLS
Liberal Arts.
N. Morris Mullininx
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RAY MIXON
Science.
JIMMY MORGAN
Science-Riding Club.
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Liberal Arts - Treas-
urer of Alpha Tau Beta
'48, Glee Club, Riding
Club, Co-eds '47, Glama-
zons '48-'49.
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JOSEPH OETGEN
Engineering -- 'Gators,
Armstrong Engineering
Society.
JACK OGLESBEE
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JOHN OGLESBY
Liberal Arts
JOHN OLSON
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GLORIA PERKINS
Home Economics--Al-
pha Tau Beta, Secretary
of Beta Lambda, Dance
Committee, Slick Chicks,
Co-chairman of Homecom-
ing '48,
Pe kins Petouris
GEORGE PETOURIS Commerce E 21 g e f
GERALD PITTMAN
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ROBERT REGISTER
Science.
JEANNE REID
ELEANOR RICH
Liberal Arts.
NINETEEN
HARRY ROBBINS
Commerce' DAVIS ROGERS
Liberal Arts-News Ed-
BARBARA RQBINSQN itor of Inkwell, Terrapin
Home Economics-Beta Club-
L a m b d a, Homecoming
Committee.
Robbins Robinson Rogers
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CARL RICHTER
TOMMY RIDGWAY
Liberal Arts - Varsity
Basketball Team.
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LOIS ROSENTHAL
Liberal Arts - Perma-
nent Dean's List, Alpha
Lambda Sigma, Inkwell
Staff, Delta Chi, Student
Senate, Glamazons.
LORENZO RUSSELL
Liberal Arts.
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Liberal Arts - Science
Club, Co-eds, Beta Lamb-
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THOMAS SHAKES-
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KATHRYN SHAKES-
PEARE-Liberal Arts.
RICHARD SHAW
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EDWARD SIEG
Sickel
MARILYN SICKEL
Science - 'GEECHEE
Staff, Dance Committee,
Science Club, French Club,
Riding Club.
Liberal Arts - Swan' MURRAY SILVER CATHERINE SKEADAS
nah P1aYh0u5e- Liberal Arts-Student Liberal Arts ... Beta
F01'11m, Debating Team, Lambda, Slick Chicks,
JERRY SIEG gfufflenf Senate, 525323, Dance Committee, Co-eds
, usiness anagero - 747.
Lggrag igts 'IT 'EEE' CHEE, Manager of Student
CH ta ' res man Elections, Outstanding
Queen '47, Gl2lI'l'l8.ZOI'lS, Sophomore.
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Liberal Arts - Cheer-
JULIA SOJOURNER
Home Economics-Beta
Lambda, Science Club.
NlNE'l'EEF
NIARK STEADMAN
Liberal Arts - Feature
Editor of Inkwell '48, Mer-
cury Staff, Science Club,
President of Sophomore
Class '48, President of Stu-
dent Senate, Outstanding
Sophomore.
leader, Alpha Tau Beta
QVice President '48, Pres-
ident '49J, Slick Chicks
'48, Women's Athletic As-
sociation.
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Commerce-Alpha Tau
Beta, Glamazons, Cheer-
leader, 'GEECHEE Beauty
Queen '49.
ROSS STEMER
Science--Editor of Ink-
well '48-'49, 'GEECHEE
Staff, Mercury Staff, Eag-
er Beavers, Alpha Lambda
Sigma, Outstanding Soph-
omore.
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HAROLD STARLING
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Liberal Arts-Terrapin
Club, "Hits and Fits."
BOBBY STROZIER
Liberal Arts-Mercury
Staff, Eager Beavers, Sci-
ence Club.
Stevenso Stroz er
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Thomas Tootle
CAROLYN TOOTLE
Science - Dance Com-
MARY SULLIVAN
mittee, Delta Chi, Science
Club, Riding Club, Slick
HARRY THOMAS
Liberal Arts-President
of Loafers, Intramural
Board.
Chicks '48.
DUNWOODY TUNNO
Liberal Arts.
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JOE WARD
Engineering -- Terrapin
JIMMY TURNER
Club, Treasurer of Dance
Committee, Armstrong
Veterans' Social Club.
BERNARD WALKER
Liberal Arts.
MARY JANE WARREN
Tunno Jane Turner
JANE TURNER
Science-Co-eds.
ARTHUR WHITFIELD
Liberal Arts-President
of Terrapin Club '49,
Sports Editor of Inkwell,
Student Senate.
Jimmy Turne Walker Ward Warren Whitfield
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Liberal Arts -- Frater- Liberal Arts -- Alpha
BILLY WILSON nity X, Savannah Play- Tau Beta, Vice-President
NlN1E'l'EEN
RAYMOND WORRILL
house.
BILLY WOODS
Liberal Arts - Loafers,
Fraternity X, Dance Com-
mittee, 'GEECHEE Staff.
i-IUNDI ED
STANLEY YARBER
Worrill Yarber
of Freshman Class, Secre-
tary of Sophomore Class,
Dance Committee, Glama-
zons '48, Vice-President of
Slick Chicks '49, Riding
Club, Interim Committee
'48, Outstanding Soph-
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OIHOITC.
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Liberal Arts - Basket-
ball Team '48-'49, Captain
'49, Terrapin Club, A
Club, Armstrong Veterans
Social Club '48,
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When the smoke from the annual Freshman King and Queen election cleared, there emerged
from the student body as handsome a King and Queen as we have ever seen. Bert Jones donned the
crown of King and started his reign with Queen Ann Brown.
Royalties in the court were Harriet Parker, Claire Zipplies, Miriam Kessler, Beverly Moore, Tony
Heffernan, Tommy Dillon, Jimmy McGrath, Charlie Guyer.
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Armstrong Engineering Society: Bill O'Hayer, Freshman Class, Bert Meyer, Boys' Intramural Board, Lois Rosen-
thal, Glamazonsg Murray Silver, Scholarsg Ross Stemer, Inlzwellg Arthur Whitfield, Terrapins, Dean Beecher, Fac-
ulty Advisor, Mark Steadman, President Sophomore Classglid Johnston, Armstrong Engineering Societyg Clark Blan-
ton, Dance Committee, Dick McDonald, Eager Beavers, Ed Fountain, Drama Clubg Harriet Schleuning, Freshman
Classy Norma Gibbons, Slick Chicks, Bert Jones, President Freshman Classg Catherine Lankenau, 'Geechee. Not
in picture: Nan All, French Clnbg Joan Conner, Music Cluhg Millicent Melaver, Mercury.
STUDENT SENf'E
The most important and powerful organization in the College is
the governing body known as the Student Senate. Its membership
consists of representatives from all recognized Clubs in the School,
the Presidents of the two Classes, two representatives from each
of the Classes, and the Editors of the three college publicaions.
The President of the Sophomore Class holds the important position
of President of the Senate, and the President of the Freshman Class
serves as Vice-President. All other officers of the Senate are elected
from the members of the group.
The powers of this governing body were extended this year to
include the establishment of an Honor Court, and control of the
new Student Activity Fund.
Present officers of the Senate are:
President . . Mark Steadman
Vice-President . . . Bert Jones
Secretary . . Catherine Lankenau
Treasurer . . Tony Heffernan
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Editor-in-Chief
MURRAY SILVER
Business Manager
DAVID BERGRIN
Photography Editor
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MARY CONWAY
Literary Editor
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It is the task of the 'GEECHEE Staff to publish an annual that will give the student
a lasting reminder of the years spent at Armstrong. The Staff sincerely hopes that it has
achieved its aim in trying to present this accurate and realistic memory of the never-to-be-
forgotten days at A.J.C.
The Editor of THE 'GEECHEE, the Business Manager, and the Managing Editor are
elected by popular vote, and all other officers of the Staff are appointed by the Editor.
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'GEECHEE Staff-Seated, left to right: Betty Hecker, Catherine Lankenau, David Bergrin.
Standing, left to rigbt: Madison Brower, Carolyn Gross, Nick Clark, Murray Silver, Mary Con-
way, Bill O'Hayer.
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The weekly publication sponsored by the College is called the Inkwell. It contains
current news around the school, special feature articles, jokes, sports news, and gossip. The
Ink well keeps the
Staff officers are elected by popular vote, and are as follows:
Editor-in-Chief . . Ross Stemer
Assistant Editor . . Jean Hancock
Business Manager . . Clark Blanton
News Editor . . . Dave Rogers
Feature Editor . Arthur Wfhitfield
Pirtnred below, left to rigbt: First rou'-Ross Stemer, Jean Hancock, Harriet Krobalski.
Second ron'--Clark Blanton, David Bergrin, Eston Perkins, Bill O'Hayer, Miriam Oglesbee, Marianne Bob-
lasky, Betty Ann Elliott, Mary McGrath, Lois Rosenthal, and Millicent Melaver.
students informed on events of major importance at Armstrong.
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Editor Assistant Editor Managing Editor
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The newest college publication is The MOI'CIlI',1', a quarterly magazine containing short
stories, poems, and original articles contributed by students and faculty members. The
magazine began the school year under the editorship of Eleanor Rich, who was succeeded by
Millicent Melaver.
Pirtnred belou' ore: Seated, left to right-Tony Heffernan, Millicent Melaver, Flossie Kerves.
Standing, left to right-Ruth Allen, Eston Perkins, Bobby Strozier, Miss Harriet Davis, advisor.
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President, Norma Gibbons, Catherine Skeadas, jean Hancock, Catherine
Lankenau, Glenda Taylor, Peggy Worrell, Jeanne Seigler, Clark Blanton, Senate Representative.
Second row-Miriam Oglesbee, Sarah Ford, Emma Lou Johnson, Gloria Perkins, Joan Healy, Marilyn Sickel,
Lillis Kelly, Ruth Allen, Maurice Magee, David Bergrin, and Billy Woods.
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The Dances which are given each year by the College are planned
and presented by the Dance Committee of Armstrong. Each Club
in the College is represented by one member in the Dance Committee,
in addition to any other students interested in planning and dec-
orating for dances.
During the past year, under the direction of faculty advisors Miss
Noma Lee Goodwin, Miss Dorothy Morris, and Mr. William Pollitzer,
' the Dance Committee has met with great success in all its dances.
Its well rounded program of social entertainment included the
Freshman-Sophomore Dance, the Halloween Dance, the Homecoming
Dance, the Valentine Dance, and the May Dance.
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The Riding Club is one of the newest organizations at Armstrong.
It was organized this year to provide fun and relaxation for students
who like to ride. Members meet every Saturday morning for
Weekly rides at the Sa-Hi Riding Academy, and once every month
a Moonlight Ride or a Breakfast Ride is given.
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Officers of the Club for this year are: Q,g5g
President . . Sarah Nichols
Secretary Marilyn Sickel
Treasurer . . Jean Hancock
IIDING CLUB
Pictured, left to right: First ron'-Barbara DuBois, Carolyn Gross, Betty Hcckcr.
Second row-Sarah Nichols, Jean Hancock, David Bergrin, Mary Ann Lomel, Lucy Chambers, Mary Mc-
Grath, Miss Dorothy Morris-advisor, and Catherine Lankenau.
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The aim of the Music Club is to develop a greater appreciation of
line music, and to provide the Club members with weekly evenings
of pleasant enjoyment. These informal Club meetings are held at
the homes of the various members.
Officers of the Club are:
President . . . . Betty Plumb
Vice-President . Tony Heffernan
Secretary . . Jeanne Gerken
Treasurer Joan Conner
MUSI- CLUB
Pirturerl, left to right: First row--Jeanne Gerken, Hannah Reisman, Betty Plumb.
Second ron'-Betty jane Pye, Betty Walsh, Tony Heffernan, Clifford Clarke, and Mr. Campbell, advisor
Not Present-Joan Conner, Claire Zipplies, Ray Mixon, Chuck Curry, and Mr. Pollitzer.
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' The dual purposes of the Glee Club are the fulfillment of the
desires of those students who enjoy singing choral arrangements, and
the furnishings of superior vocal music for the College.
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Pictured below. left to right: First row-Elizabeth Butler, Catherine McCreery, Betty Rose Mason, Jinx Mc-
Clurkin, Mary Jane Barnhardt, Lois Barbot, Mary Warren, Mary Keating, Teeny Martin, Mildred Hindrix.
Second rou'-Elizabeth Ehlers, Ruth Bright, Joan Conner, Barbara Alexander, Beverly Moore, Jeanne Gerken,
Monica Ulivo, Miriam Kessler, Betty Plumb, Glenda Taylor, Margaret Stearman.
Third row-Fayes Thomas, Tony Heffernan, Edward Ricks, Edward Sieg, Harty Keating, Fred Sineath, Eston
Perkins, R. Clifton Campbell, Charles Guyer, Sam Chance, Baxter McCreery, Bernard Walker.
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Pirturcd ubozv, left to right: First rou'-julia Powell, Ed Fountain, Harriet Schleuning, Clifford Clarke, Cath-
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The Student Forum is composed of students who are interested in
World affairs, and who are gifted with "debating" abilities. At
various times, students from the Forum form a team and engage
fellow-debators from other Colleges in scheduled contests. This
Club provides excellent opportunities for students to improve their
oratorical abilities, and to express their opinions openly.
Officers of the Club are:
President . . . Clifford Clarke
Vice-Presia'enf . Murray Silver
Secretarj' Harriet Schleuning
Treasurer . . Ed Fountain
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Beta Lambda is the Home Economics Club for girls majoring in
Home Economics and for those interested in homemaking. This
Club maintains several lounges in the Hunt Building, promotes in-
terest through candy sales and parties, and takes charge of the
Homecoming Reception by preparing and serving for this annual
event.
Officers of the Club are:
President . . . Catherine Lankenau
Vice-President . jean Hester
Secretary . Gloria Perkins
Treasurer . . . . Mary Boone
Senate Representative Martha Fawcett
Faculty Advisor . Miss Helen Wolfe
FE A -AME-SDP
Pictured below, left to right: First row-Miss Helen Wolfe, Mary Boone, Catherine Lankenau, Gloria Perkins
Jean Hester.
Second row-Doris Cone, Lula Givens, Ann Morgan, Catherine Skeadas, Ruth Allen, Catherine McCreery.
Tbird row-Julia Sojourner, Jeanne Seigler, Jean Hancock, Lois Barbot, Barbara Robinson, Mary Sullivan, Emma
Jo Barbot.
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Pictured above, left to right: First ron'-Billy Woods, Rita Lang, Mrs. Lubs, advisor, Bernard Dismukes,
Glenda Taylor, Harriet Krobalski.
Second rou'-Millicent Melaver, Celia Collins, Julia Powell, Ruth Allen, Miriam Oglesbee, Lutrecia Adams, Ruthie
Bright, Nan All, Marilyn Sickel, Mary Conway, Marianne Boblasky.
Third rou'-Albert Dismer, Johnny Polychronides, james Ryan, Ed Killorin, Bobby Hornstein, Jimmy Head, Robert
Rizza, Clyde Thompson, Ed Fountain.
i ?IENCi-I CLUB
The French Club is an organization which is interested in further
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tional opportunities to the student. Their meetings are called bf
E the President monthly.
Q This Club attempts to aid the European situation by means 0
food and clothing drives, along with its other activities.
V Officers of the French Club are:
E President ..... . Bernard Dismukes
' i Vice-President . Rita Lang
C,.ll6 Secretary . . Glenda Taylor
Treasurer . . Harriet Krobalski
Senate Representatizfaf Nan All
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The Armstrong Engineering Society, composed of students inter-
ested in engineering, gives the member a closer contact with the
practical field of engineering through lectures given by prominent
practicing engineers, by field trips to various industries and engi-
neering projects, and through movies on subjects pertaining to engi-
neering.
Meetings are held twice monthly, and officers are elected at the
first meeting in September. For the current year, officers are:
President ........ Walter Blatner
Vice-President . Charles McKenzie
Secretary . . Robert Ware
Treasurer ........ George Donnelly
The two Senate Representatives for the Club of 40 members are C
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SOCIETY
Pictured below, left to right: First row-Ed Parker, Jimmy Owens, Bill Dugger, Dan Barbot, Dalles McClellan,
J. C. Thurmond, Charles McKenzie, Nick Clarke.
Second row-George Donnelly, Harold Hecker, Sonny East, Duke McGraw, Charlie Bell, Bo Ware.
Third row---George Petouris, Jack Schaaf, Ed Johnston, Dale Adams, Don James.
Fourth ron'-Walter Blatner, Maurice Magee, Oliver Powell, Forney Nelson, Gene Johnson, Harty Keating, John
Allred, Frank Stapleton, Bill Smith.
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The Science Club is not only a Club for students who are majoring
in some field of science, but for all students who are interested in
new developments in the various fields. Its activities range from
educational talks by prominent teachers and leaders to motion pic-
tures and scientific expeditions. Under the leadership of Dr. Fay
and Mr. Pollitzer, the Science Club is endeavoring to better the health
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,J President . . . Carolyn Tootle
g Vice-President Marilyn Sickel
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Serond ron'-Donald James, Eddie Limehouse, Emma Lou Johnson, Billean Evans
e Third ron'-Hugo Richter, Robert Rizza, Joseph Zerman.
l Fourth ron'-Fred Sineath, Joseph Alberino, Berko Edelbaum, Ray Mixson.
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The Drama Club is organized for the purpose of promoting
nterest in the Savannah Playhouse. This Club helps develop theatri-
:al ability through the reading and actual performance of plays.
kll members of the Drama Club assist in Playhouse productions,
und thus add greatly to their experience.
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Vice-President . . Kathryn Blocker
Secretary-Treasurer . .... Harriet Schleuning
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vhich assists the Director in planning for the presentation of the
vlays.
DIANA CLUB
Pictured below, left to right: First row-Barbara Alexander, Mildred Hendrix, Hannah Reisman, Rita Lang,
Marian Dunsmuir, Elizabeth Butler, Kathryn Blocker.
Second row-Bill Richardson, Ed Fountain, Harriet Schleuning, Madison Brower, Mr. Carlson Thomas.
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The Savannah Playhouse of Armstrong Junior
College had a successful year, presenting four full-
length plays during the season, and inaugurating
the p0St-Season Savannah Drama Festival.
First play of the season was Life With Father, one
of the first non-professional performances in the na-
tion of the popular comedy. Life With Father scor-
ed a hit and set the season off to a flying start.
Green Grow the Lilacs, the second production, was
a western musical, the original version of the recent
Broadway hit, Oklahoma. It was more of a success
than anyone had dared to hope. "Standing room
onlyn signs were posted on the last two nights of its
week-run. Green Grow the Lilacs, with an all-
student cast, had to be reopened for two extra per-
formances by popular demand.
Curly and Laurey reunited in the final scene of Green Grow the Lilars.
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The third play, Angel Sfreef, a Victorian thriller
about a homicidal maniac, was something new for
Playhouse audiences. And they liked its spine-
tingling drama.
Adding even more variety to the dramatic
menu, The Taming of the Shrew, completed the
season. The Shakespearean comedy required a cast
of twenty-four.
Early in the spring Playhouse director Carlson
Thomas conceived the idea of Savannah's first drama
festival. Mayor Olin Fulmer approved the idea
and appointed a citizens' committee to form plans
for it. It was decided to present the last three plays
of the season in repertory during the week of the
festival, which was scheduled for May 16 through 21.
SCHEDULE
'Life With Father" November 1-6
'Green Grow the Lilacs" January 24-29 and
February 15, 16
"Angel Street" March 21-26
"The Taming of the Shrew" May 2-7
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May 17 2:40 "The Taming of the Shrew
May 17 8:40 "Angel Street"
May 18 8:40 "The Taming of the Shrew"
May 19 2:40 "Green Grow the Lilacs"
May 19 8:40 "Angel Street"
May 20 8:40 "The Taming of thc Shrew"
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Catherine Lankenau
Margaret Stearmax
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Bert Meyer
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Bobby Hornstein
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jimmy Owens
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Dick McDonald
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Harry Thomas
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MEN'S INTRAMURAL BOARD
The Men's Intramural Board, with the aid of
Mr. Carmen Torrie, Athletic Director, plans the
sports program for the men in the College. This
board is composed of one member from each of
the five boys' teams which are: the Scholars,
the Gators, the Terrapins, the Eager Beavers,
and the Loafers. The three most outstanding
sports in the athletic program this year were
two-handed touch football, basketball, and
softball. It is the aim of the Board to encour-
age greater participation in sports at A.J.C.
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL BOARD
The Women's Intramural Board seeks to en-
list all girls in the athletic program of the
College. It is organized similarly to the Men's
Board, and is composed of the team captains
from each of the four teams: the Co-eds, the
Glamazons, the Sassy-Strutters, and the Slick
Chicks. These teams compete in ping-pong,
basketball, softball, swimming, tennis, and
other intramural sports during the year.
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Miss Morris
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Tenny Martin
Manager of Sassy-Strutters
Mary Conway
Manager of Co-eds
Betty Hecker
Manager of Slick Chicks
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Joanne Kandel
Manager of Glamazons
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Pictured, left to right:
First row-Costa Alferis, Hoyt
Powell, Charlie Guyer, Tom-
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ald, manager.
Second row-Donald james, Ed-
die Johnston, Forney Nelson,
William Coolidge.
Tbird row-Bobby Strozier, Es-
ton Perkins, Cyrus Wood,
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First row-Ellison Lanier, Eddie
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Clyde Thompson, Jimmie
Owens.
Standing-Jinxmy McGrath, Billy
Copeland, Billy Smith, Em-
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Clarke.
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Pirfured, left to right:
First ron'-Bert Jones, johnny
McCracken.
Second rou'-DeVaughn Davis,
Donald Hilrz, Jack Schaaf.
Third row--Bert Meyer, Bobby
Hornstein, manager, Bo Ware,
Eddie Limehouse, Dale Adams.
Fourth row - Douglas Guild,
Gordon Whelan, Fayes Thom-
as, Bernard Dismukes, Gene
Brewton.
Fifth T0lL'TWilli8m Girardeau,
Harry Wilson, Herbie John-
son, Jimmy Head, Ed Killorin.
Sixth row-Murray Silver, Bill
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First row-B. L. Tillman, Harry
Thomas, manager, Robert
Oglesby, Edward Nease.
Second row, standing-Dan Bar-
bot, Walter Blatner, Wendell
Hester, Frank Eitel.
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Svvoml ron'-jnnies Baker, Ed
Ricks, Hunter Leaf, Harty
Keating, Buddy Sluder, David
Bergrin, Vincent Billingsley,
Bobby Pierce.
Third ron'-Mr. Hinckley Mur-
phy, advisor, jimmy Green,
Harold Heclcer, Bob McDuHie,
George Stevenson, Joe Ward,
Charles Eitel, Jack Logan,
Dick Cofheld, Henry Tuten,
Gene Keller, Bernie Kramer.
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Kathryn Blocker
Marian Dunsmuir
Mary Conway
Sarah Nell Robinson
Joyce Remion
Sarah Ford
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Nan All
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Lois Rosenthal, Celia Collins,
Jane Wooten, Jo Ann Kandel,
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Pictured, left to right:
First row, seated-Miriam Kess-
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Hester, Evelyn D e W i t t,
Miriam Oglesbee, Mary Boone,
Emma jo Barbot, Mary Jane
Barnhardt.
Third ron'-Joan Conner, Ame-
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Elizabeth Ehlers, R u t h i e
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Catherine Skeadas, David Bergrin, Claire Zipplies, Murray Silver, Connie Argust.
A Busy Year
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in the "World's Largest Integrated Kraft Container Plant" last year produced 383,000
tons of paper and paperboard, 9 billion paper bags and 37,000 tons of corrugated
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