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

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-gr' -F Ni- , .4- 'YI F 1 f K f 1 t 1 DUNN is AUs'1'lN xlaxl BROXX N llaltul ll fiUl lblll lit. Moat Ulllxlumliug UUTSTANDI G SUPHO ORES jane Brown, voted the most outstanding sophomore this year, will be remembered as an extremely active person around the campus. ,lane was president of Delta Chi sorority, and in charge of financial arrangements for the minstrel show in lfebruary, and moreover, she was on the rolls of a large number of clubs in school. Boss Donald Austin, one of the outstanding men on the campus this year, was president of the Student Forum, a member of the Student Senate and financial brain of the Cl tcm 1 lt was also rumored that Donald was partly responsible for the Pro- gressive Party. NY'ho knows? AI.I.1XN Iaxnum Irish Goldberg, the newspaper man. Irish did a magnificent job on publications Q Main' Ltaax NTON'l'GO1NlLRY this year, a job that won't soon be forgotten. Allan Laird, one of the oldtimers around the halls of Armstrong, never missed one of the dances. Allan did a bang-up job as Intramural Manager this year, too. He was just about the most popular boy around Armstrong . . . with the girls, anyway. Mary Ellen Montgomery, the class brain , Need any help with your Chemistry? Ask Mary Ellen. This lady should go far. She really knows all the answers in that Chemistry textbook. ALAN NIOURE The class wit, Alan Moore, was known as Preacher to his classmates. You'll never LIU-'X MOORE go wrong it you follow the teachings of Alan. His sister, Lida Moore, was the president of Alpha Tau Beta. Lida really worked this year. Neither the dances, nor other things around the school, would have gone nearly as well without her help. . Leila Ann Nease was just plain popular. You couldn't help falling for that winning smile and personality. Oh yes, let's don't forget that Leila was in the Student lforum and the Music Club. Poor Editor Charles Xlfilliamson tore his hair out trying to get the annual out before September. Charlie wanted to rename the l'GPQIrCHlilfl, the Cw1f1n'y . james XY'ood, the genial president of the Sophomore Class and the Student Senate. will probably neyer want that job again, with all the legislation from his senatorial group. Litlta ANN Ntast, CHARLES W'lLLI.u1soN toll t e DANCE CEN ff? , Vx H03