Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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W in p .M ERNEST A. LOWE, B.S.C. ' President We know it's Rastus that he's calledx- , By buddies down the line: , This is the prexy of the school. And he does the job up fi ne. J. THOMAS ASKEW, Pl-x.B., M.A Dean He1'e's the Dean of our school Before whom students quake- He'1l help you any time he cang No doubting here-he takes the cake' French phonograph records ? Mr. Kestler's Wit? Miss Beckett, Whom We could always seem to forgive, in spite of her sending the little reminders C?J printed on pink paper? Miss Bain and her perfectly swell receptions? Frank Maner and his aeronautics problems? Chick and his P. E. classes? PLEASANT MEM- ORIES, EVERY ONE! 6159

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s S FOREMAN M. HAWES, Instructor in Chemistry A.B., Mercer University M.S., Emory University For knowledge and understanding We go to him, because These elements are mixed in him. Of course-it's Mr. Hawes! IVEY M. SHIVER, JR. Director of Athletics and Physical Education B.S.C., University of Georgia Chick is the coach of Armstrong, The trainer of our boys. In football, basketball, and more He develops in them. poise. ROBERT M. STRAHL Instructor in Finance and Commerce B.S.C. and M.A., Ohio State University Music is his hobby He's pretty good, we guess: He plays a bitAdirects a bit- This guy's a real success. LULIE HENDERSON Librarian A.B. in Education. University of Georgia A,B. in Library Science, Emory University Books and music all around We find in her domain In true enjoyment of these Her interest ne'er will wane. C169 JOHN P. DYER Instructor in Social Sciences and Director of Guidance B.A., Bryson College M.A., Peabody College Ph.D., Vanderbilt University If you want Dr. Dyer's descrilition You will have to askQ Four lines are simply not enough To complete this large task! ARTHUR T. KOLGAKLIS Instructor in Commerce , B.S.C.. Georgia School of Technology M.B.A., Harvard University Commerce is his subject Or, How to Handle Dough Now, could he solve the great problem A trickle income-Hood outgo? Nc I 5.

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4,, llllllllltl JF -vs. A -51 Armsiflw -lf lllhllw' onwl ,,,..- REUBEN W. HOLLAND Instructor in Romance Languages and Treasurer A.B. and M.A., Emory University Languages are his business The how of verbal communications He knows his stullf and onions In the tongues of many nations. STACY KEACH Instructor in English B,S. and M.A., Northwestern University Play-producing is an art: Few can master it. But this fellow has ability To make each play a hit. Q Urxe ioler V ssns 'XJ ' gg. .6Zuo.',.2Z A ,fi CHARLES KESTLER Instructor in English A.B. and M.A., University of North Carolina In addition to his teaching He saw the forming of this book: He is adviser to the staff And passes on the stuff we cook. BETTY BAIN Instructor in Home Economics B.S., University of Maryland M.S., Cornell University We look at the teacher of Home Ee. Every student thinks she's swellg She teaches all our southern girls CHARLES W. WILLIAMS Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Harvard University M.A., University of Maryland The students should call him 'doctor The reason is, because It takes a lot of patients To teach mathematics laws. BEN T. PAINTER Instructor in Biology B.S., College of William and Mary M.A., Ph.D., Harvard University Every kind of bug Has come beneath his knife- Except the kind you read about How to do their home work well. That gets a man a wife! C179