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

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. . .The college personnel . . . hehincl the scenes seeing that eletails are eompleted . . . at a thousand ancl one eluh meetings. fielil trips. and eommanrl performances. sharing their xsisrlom anrl their humor. . . in r-lass or lah, giving us the faets and haekgrounil for finfling something deep-tr ourselves . . . in the Dump. surrounrleal hy stnflents an'l eups of 1-ofiiee. solemnly solving the proli- lems of the ages or swapping had poetry .. .at eyery assemhly attentive and solemn ...always hrowsing in the stacks at the lihrary. appreeiating the greatest that man has proclueefl. L.. lie - ,. Front entrance io 'the HUNT BUILDING where Ye Olde Dump can be 'found on the ground floor 6 25 T' 'f s .IANETHUXTAS DOROTHY THUNIPSHN AB.. Bessie Tift College: NB.. Nlonmouth College' VNIA.. Emory fniyersity. KLA.. Northwestern: fier- lfnslruftor in Biology. tifieate in Psvehiatrie So- ! vial Work, Western Re- serve University. lnstrur- g for in PSl'!'hlIlUE5' mul Sn. rfnlogy. Donorm' NI. WVADH t.i..Anu Nu More Ln.: n l,0I'IS THoxiPsoN BS.. liniyersity of Tennes- see. Inslrurtor in PiI1'.iI.l'!lI Edu ration. Diploma. Gregg College tNormal Sf-hoolt: Speeial eourses. University of Flor- ida. University of Michi- gan. lnsirurtnr in Cum- nzerre. NI.B.A.. I,.I..B., l'niverS of Georgia. il Q, ft l 5 -u-1 The LANE BUILDING which houses many faculty offices and freshman and nighf school classes

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gh.ls.-.... -- .-I-.,,..1sn-' ,..,-...Y-tw hi .,n--a 5 ,. . if-' ' .gg-lllil.l!-F The science and math building, more commonly ltnown as GAMBLE HALL YVeNm: Seen 'fhenl ELMO M. NICCRAY B.S., MS., University of Alabama. Instructor in Bi' ology. 3.4. JACK H. Pixncmr A.B., WoHord College: M.A., University of North Carolina. Instructor in Mathenzatics. Xt F 2 J. HARRY Psnsss B.F.A., University of Geor- gia: M.M.. Florida State University. Clee Club- Instructor in Music. -,--4 -nv' ,,w,4 JOHN Momus B.S., Princetong M.S., Georgia Institute of Tech- nology. Instructor in Chem istry. U1 lik. IW. A I JACK PORTER RAY ROWLAND A.B., Peabody College: A.B., Mercer University: M.A., University of North M. of Lihrarianship, Em- Carolina. Masquers - In- ory. Librarian. structor 'in English. 18 'W

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EVEN NG STUDE TS earn to - ENROLLMENT SOARS - CLOSED CLASSES - NEW COURSES ' NEW FACVLTY ' SECOND SESSION ADDED ' Dr. Arthur Gignillat, vice president, Director of the Evening Division D r awimq and 9 5 2 aR0Wlq ,z go' C uQ 'xng ka eds be W, bw Expansion has been the keynote of the evening division, both in attendance and courses. Student enrollment reached a record high--in excess of 675 -and the unprecedented total of 45 courses are now being taught after Sundown. The evening school is a pioneer in comparison to its Welder, the day school, for now one can complete three years of study in Business Admin- istration right here at Armstrong. This was made possible by the addition of many University of Georgia extension courses. Businessmen, house- wives, servicemen, laymen and many others gain an educational foundation in the evenings while daytime students are enjoying dates or preparing homework. uHelp and Servicefl the unofficial motto of Dr. Cignillat. vice president of the college and director of the evening school. has been fully realized. Not sweety. b ge A aa! ar: an Mu 'xfxnetf kopbev 2 M' XS A SWA llf m rogfess odern S ' af Ga Cfence fnbl 9 Hall S i