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

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CON TEN TS Q ADMINISTRATION Q SOPHOMORES Q FRESHMEN Q ACTIVITIES Q BEAUTIES Q ADVERTISEMENTS ARMSTRONG JUNIOR COLLEGE Savannah, Georgia Volume X E61

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F ORE WORD The last five years have had their effect on the student life of Arm- strong. During the war, because of a smaller student body and faculty and because of serious and absorbing war work, the student activity pro- gram was decidedly curtailed. With the coming of peace, however, the enrollment has greatly increased, and the greater number of students has resulted in a renewed interest in all phases of college life. Armstrong has a brilliant future before her. Those of us who obtained our training during the war years and the year of transition, look forward to an ever increasing program for students and a larger place for Arm- strong in the community. THE STAFF. l5I

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Zin iwlnzmuriam C. J UDSON ALLEN ROBERT DEKALB LANIER Army Air Corps Army FRED CHRISS ALLEN H. GORDON MEISNER Navy Army ANSEL D. BAILEY DAN L. PATTERSON Army Army E. H. CARMICHAEL ROBERT M. PORTER U. S. M. C. Army SAMUEL A. REED Army BENNIE BRYAN DAVIS, JR. CARL REITZEL Army ARTHUR F. DAVIS WILLIAM B, RICE Army R. A F. HOWARD HARL HANSEN W. VERDERY ROBERTS, JR Army Navy MILTON L. HYMES, JR- JOHN DEARING SCHLEY Army JOSEPH M. JENKINS Army Air Corps MARK JOHNSON SAMUEL H. SIKES Army Air Corps JAMES FRED SIMPSON Merchant Marine Army MELVIN KILEY OLIN JOHN WIMBERLY Merchant Marine Army It is with a sense of humility that we dedicate this page of the Geechee to those of the Armstrong alumni who gave their lives to gain the victory we now have. Nothing we can do or say will ever wholly repay the debt we owe, not only to these, but to all the others who died for our cause, but we can do one thing. We can dedicate our lives and knowledge to the building of the better world which they saw, as Moses saw the Promised Land, only from afar. l7l