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Members, L. to R.: De Weese, Tanner, Couvillon, Cameron, Malone, Sund- strom, Starr, Otwell, Strip- ling, Blackburn, Morris, Allen, Burton, Headrick, Snyder, Rugq, Arthur. HQME ECOINICDMICS CLUB Our potential home-makers, the Home Economics Club, proved this year that they are second to none in the art of gracious hospitality. As efficient and charming hostesses they en- tertained the members and Nell Hanson Cox at a Thanksgiving dinner at their cottage. At their Christmas party names were drawn and gifts exchanged. This year the membership in the club was limited to those who had fulfilled certain scholastic as well as other requirements. Thus, the students in the department will have some goal toward which to work. Several speakers such as Miss Smith, Hall County Health Nurse, have added interest to their meetings and thus stimulated the members to work harder in the field. Sally Cameron attended the Home Economics Convention at Macon, Georgia, in the spring. I OFFICERS i Lois SNYDER, Q President l LATRELLE OTWELL, Vice President MARY IANE SUNDSTROM, Recording Secretary MILDRED IOHNSTON, Corresponding Secretary KATHRYN BURTON, Treasurer Miss HELEN ARMSTRONG, Director
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Pl-IYSICAI. EDUCATICIXI CLUB OFFICERS MARY GRESHAM President KATHERINE WHARTON Vice-President TONI GRIFFIN Secretary ANN SHERRILL Treasurer MEMBERS lN FACULTY MISS PEGGY CALKINS MISS ANN ANDERSON MISS VIRGINIA ADAMS The Physical Education Club is an organization tor recognizing the outstanding students in undergraduate physical education at Brenau. This year the club was put on a selective basis and certain requirements have to be met before one is eligible for consideration. The club has held bi-weekly meetings in the clubroom and has enjoyed many interesting discussions led by speakers who brought us information concerning the ditterent problems and phases ot physical education. At the beginning ot each term we Sponsored a chapel program at which time we demon- strated a tew ot the interesting things the P. E. majors lcnow how to dog and We also joined with Delta Psi Kappa in presenting another suc cessiul Physical Education Exhibition. Members, L to R: Mary T. Woods Dolly V. Burns lane Arthur Katherine Wharton Mary Gresham Toni Griffin lane Shelbourne Sarah Lawrence Not Pictured: Bernice Haig Ann Sherrill
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THE CI-IGRAI. CLUB Soloists: Boswell, Bobertson, Anderson, Edwards, Larkins, Faison, Hamill Accompanist: McGooqan A successful season was the result ot careful practice and the well-blended voices ot Brenau Choral Club. Under the able direction oi Madame Vicarino the club presented a con! cert at the Georqia lnstitute ot Technoloqy and a radio broadcast over station WSB. Cn May 5 the club presented a concert at Brenau and assisted in the operas durinq the May Festival. Their last appearance was on the commencement program. For the tirst time the Choral Club is a member ot the Georgia Federation of Music Clubs. Members Front Row: lean Bass, Emily Yarbrough, Mary K. VJ-elmer, Mary Martha Pressley, Pat lvlauney, Ashley Stansell, Mary Stewart McGooqan, Elizabeth l.. Cassidy, lessie Dark, Virginia Griffin, Madqe Robertson, MaNita Boswell, Sarena Striplinq, Beatrice Hill, Louise Evans, Edith Rice, Mary T. Wood, lane Merton, Doris lean Golden, Virginia Smith, Madame Vicarinc, Second Bow: Evangeline Morris, Audrey Robinson, Betty Larlcins, Lois Simpson, Miriam Collins, Gene Cash, Matalice Yoiirnans, Clarence Earl Anderson, May Smith, Millifgent Faison, Esther Richmond, Betty Monroe, Peqqy Monroe, Helen Harris, Victoria Payne, Edith Fraser, Bonnie Scroqqs, Helen Dean, Elizabeth Hamill, Grace VVharton.
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