Brenau University - Bubbles Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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TAU KAPPA ALPI-IA t In A f57i27'tt K- F 495' ?. , IL OFFICERS ISABEL EDGERTON, President FRANCES SHAFEER, Vice-President LUCILLE SCHOENBERG, Secretary ELs1E PELTON, Treasurer PROFESSOR IOHN T. MILLER Member and Faculty Advisor Tau Kappa Alpha is the symbol for brilliant forensic activity on Brenau campus. lt is an energetic sponsor of the Debate Club and has won recognition both locally and intercolle- giately for its group of nimble brains and clever speakers. That the U. S. Should Main- tain a Policy of Strict Economic and Military Isolation Toward All Nations Outside the Western Hemisphere Engaged in Armed International or Civil Conflict has been thrashed out successfully both pro and con with many of the outstanding colleges of the South-William and Mary, Carson-Newman, Manchester, Auburn, University of Georgia, University of South Carolina, University of North Carolina, College of Charleston, Short- er, Georgia Tech, North Georgia College, At- lanta Law School, and Atlanta Iunior College. ,.1 g f ig ? Kxgf-53, 4 EDGERTON PELTON SCHOENBERG SHA1-'EER l t Dr. Miller introducing the speak- ers fl.. to RJ Lucille Schoenberg, Isabel Edgerton, Frances Shaffer, Elsie Pelton, who are discussing the Isolation Policy of the U. S. If

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GN Georgia Alpha of Alpha Delta, national honorary journalistic fraternity, was founded at Brenau College, March 24, l93l. lts purpose is to better the field of Writing and to extend encouragement to those striv- ing to achieve excellence in this line. lts membership is composed of those students who have shown talent in the journalistic field. As an organization, Alpha Delta is not active during the yearg it serves purely as an honorary which recognizes accomplish- ments of the students on the college publi- cations, The Bubbles and The Al- chemist. The project for this year has been to found new chapters at various colleges and universities. As a Whole our efforts have been most successful. Alpha Delta members have attended col- legiate press conventions in Athens, Ma- con, and Des Moines, lowa, reporting to the Faculty Committee on Publications when they returned with new ideas and fresh enthusiasm. Although Alpha Delta does not act as a body, its members are modern and have shown progress, through their hard Work, in the field of feminine journalism. -,165 TI-lE CAMP US W. i. BRANSON CARTER ELLINGSON NEBOZINSKY pictured: Helen MERWIN Cosrm HARRIS TANKERSLI-:Y Finger and Dorothy Horn

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BETA OFFICERS E BRANSON, Pres IAN OENBERG, Secretary N, Historian ident LUCILLE SCH lSABEL EDGERTO SPONSORS Miss MARY STIPE DR. B. T. KASTON national Members oi Beta Beta Betaflnter honorary biological fraternityfare noted on our campus for their probing interest in all phases of biological Work. They are active sponsors ot the Bios Club, a group oi students with a com- mon interest in Biology, and carry on a program of round-table discussions oi biology combined with Various field trips. The contribution of the Biology Department to the Spring Science Exhi- cl executed by the members BETA BETA -gx' bition is planned an IANE BRANSON tate Memherl 1 of Tn Beta. LUCY DICKINSON tAssoc lsABEL EDGERTON G LUcrr.i.E SCHOENBER New and old members with the sponsors enjoy a trip to the woods for the annual steak fry.