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

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-f' X A ff ejfffi 27 will L uf' 'KW rv AV six Outstanding Sophomores, and We here present their pictures. Reading from top to bottom are Jeanne Pattersong Raymond Mon- salvatge, chosen Most Outstanding Sophomore g Elsa Schweizerg Irving Victorg Julia Ann Marshallg and Jack Tyson. Now, let's have a look at the in- dividual advanced students: Middleton and Julia Ann Marshallg Most Popular-Irving Victor and Betty McMillang Best Dressed- James Davenport and Emma Clem- ensg Most Athletic-Joe Genone and Sara Owensg and Best All- Round-Rayrnond Monsalvatge and Cleve Turner. About the same time there oc- curred an election to determine the Jimi ' 20 1 J 1 J y cl '

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CHAPTER III v4DV4NC'fD 5'7'0DfN7.5' It is entirely correct that we should begin this chapter by showing those who have engineered the activities of the Sophomore Class in 1941. In the picture above we have, left to right, Irving Victor, presi- dent of the class, Cleve Turner, vice presidentg Dorothy Finch, secre- tary, and Jack Tyson, treasurer. Toward the end of the Winter Quarter, a Wl1o's Who Poll was conducted among the Sophomores by the Inkwell, college newspaper, with the following results: Best Looking--Alfred Schwanebeck and Barbara Stultsg Best Personality-Jack Tyson and Helen Schleyg Wittiest-Joe Livingston and Mary Hinelyg Most Learned-David C193 -

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GLADYS FEAGIN This little lub assistant Is fine as she can be: She's a perfect reason For boys to study chemistry! President Math Club, Tennis Team '40, Permanent Dean's List. X I DAVID MIDDLETON David has a problem It's pretty tough, we guess: It might help to tell us, Dave And get it off your chess ! Permanent Dean's List, Armstrong Leadership Society. Citizenship Insti- tute Committee '40-'41, Glee Club '40- '41, Winner Competitive Scholarship, Actevl in Paths of Glory, Stage Door, and Our Town, Foreign Re- lations Council, Music Club, in WI-IO'S WHO: Most Learried Boy. CONSTANCIA OEMLER SMITH The pen is mightier than the sword And if well used, will often win. Constancia found to her surprise, ., The brush is mightier than the pen. Associate Editor 'Geechee '40-'41, Girls' Fencing Team '39, Homecoming Committee '40-'41, Art Club, Senior Member Theatre Board, Assembly Committee. IAMILQCQCV' iii F, WILLIAM EDWARD COYLE It's time to give applause To the Inkwell's Editor Coyle He gives the paper all he has And doesn't mind the toil. Editor-in-Chief of Inkwell, Secretary Flying Club, Foreign Relations Coun- cil, Homecoming Committee, Perman- ent Dean's List, Citizenship Institute Committee, Music Club, Winner of Competitive Scholarship, Armstrong Leadership Society. LUCY BOWYER Lucy has to watch her heart To stay quite calm and mild: If you meet her you will find She's a personality child. Alpha Tau Beta, Inkwell reporter. I 21 7 BERNARD 0. MULLIGAN Presenting Mr. Mulligan- To get his description right We say. if you don't find him smiling You've seen an unusual sight! Homecoming Committee '4 1.