Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

SUPPORT A HOME COLLEGE The Athenian IN THE HEAB OP THE TENNESSEI VALLEl ATHENS COLLEGE, ATHENS, ALABAMA School Daze Begin At Athens Collet ATHENS ALUMNI MAKE EXCELLENT SHOWING IN GRADUATE SCHOOLS Even as this story is being written, Preside; Perry B. James is making a preliminary report to committee representing the Southern Association. Y, will participate, we hope, in our concern for the sjby Of J ' sf, , o 9e ' . ' tv.: is y - • pp ? Joc development of preparation for accreditation. 0 If ■ A ' ac ' - th our admission that we are growing increasingly rf o ? , ° ' a j ? ' ■ ' ' ' • ' „ ' s ' A few weeks vacation t have caused most of us to •-. energy for the time rvi e,vould again convene o i ' sX fv ' .£ ' ' W be the common He y 2 o seems that wiih fi , , ■ oi vXv ing around Ai 3: conscious, we wish that, on your part, you becor creasingly conscious of how much we need your ' ' ).s- ' participation in what the college is committed tA lS2o ( a b, During the last two years you have suppy ' s - j ' h( r, ' that is, you who have responded to our rf d J ' e with a kind of sampling of our alumni In T ' - ' ' ,-. ' -? ' ° home-makers, business people, church peop j der nty sional people, and students in various gradu y ' - t ] ' ' ri When a visiting committee comes upon ' ig ' ' ti ( ' ; ' its members will not be interested in a pn tfj ' 5« t j Sjn us of a sample of you in this world ' s wc i.qot ' ' e j ' apf demand t-iat ' 93j f ' r presentation of you in the cgj e o ' ' ' a; they can make their own sample cj g ° J. ° ' cge u Our records, after much correspo j e f . ' ' to ' ' ' ' ■fi tation to various chapter meetings, i ' ' o ep- ' ' ' lou, t ,, fragmentary. As an evidence of how accomplished by you and us, let v f ( ' caf c f, oj j Jea ' O j C„;, ' ' e Ja files the information on those who ' en„ On the basis of our files we eig ' « oj? ' drift to graduate work began in lb .. ds membership applied for entrance upon ' ati ing in Columbia University. During the next nine years thirty-seven programs for the degree Master of Arts or Bachelor of Arts have been c pleted in sixteen reputable institutions of higher If ing. To make a partial statement of the details, programs were completed at Columbia Unive four at the University of Alabama, thirteen at Pea Athens and three at Scarritt. One program for the doc . ' ' f ' lro has been completed at Columbia University. Our information concerning graduate pn ir orogress comprises twenty-seven master ' s pre j f,, ' ieological programs, and one doctor Coii, Dr. c o ° %,v- x ' ' ' y- Even K X ' K - f - X ' to fall ■aA .A ,s ' tAC« ' t °!te Vct■ X . Ever: Qward hb Y( near, s S ,-. A just b. , Ao ' ' Vkiiis ..jO af away .erybody ha and action. Fo would happen i £ old familiar hat characterize Autumn, the baz .ishing up and corridors at the 11, the smile of •ning about time begin and a Hi are you , the scni . ' funnies each mor library, the difficuli; s in finding their ir chapel ( especially v xl scats happen i), the dread of goiri when a lesson hasn ' t pared ( of course, ng ' - happen thiso 4. ft. COUfG ' He £•■ on. T.l . your .i:!!_ ' ?eco. ad. Op, an Her, a erfeci an ' ' • action , p« ' ' ar:; ' ' r --st and ineteen Master ' s programs are at Vanderbilt, and seve % r pt ' ' ' f P ffy i. Ool. % e. Se . at (h„ _ ' of our 0 Head the needs heth social er our nv ' ac- .e, ' c .- ' ens ' ' ALL W ' e Jiff, W ' ord e it college -i- ' :E ssv i s serve tn m m- Wane A ! ' on fnet. bein ' gs s .. ' « o ,f O( n ' « ?rf ' fJ- -Sf ' 3 ' S i ' SS ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' o , sjnce ( ,e « 0;, r ' o -e ajj ' ' d, ' ns, espe[ ay ' ioy : ' a - , O ' o „ ' P9rt ■ eq ' ' a na nf fry, yff i- ■ ' agrjcu eener,- needs ' ' !, ' J ' Peciaiiy J ' •eS ' ' ' a ' O Q Of ' Any rnust ni;, IN HONOR OF MRS. MARY MOORE McCOY Among those presidents who are notabl achievements on behalf of Athens College, two v have won eminent positions. During the strife-: years of our nation ' s conflict. Mrs. Jane Hai Childs introduced a new curriculum and kept th lege unharmed. Mrs. Mary Moore McCoy, thcouj vision and care, developed a nineteenth century f institute into a college established in the traditi the twentieth century Indeed, so influential has Mrs. McCoy ' s perso been upon hundreds of former students now livi this country as well as in distant parts of the i games and so marked is the impact of her administration person and in spirit This purpose - Sports Highlights Of The Fall Quarter 7 ' o o o :f ' .. ' - i Vv ' f , o - Of- % O . Vp ■ ' ' ? P.Sv 0 -I. ' v „ very good volley ball games late- ' if J n f - r - We have been enjoying some, r , % %,. ° ' (, ' « ' ly under the direction of Coach Vq- ' -r ' ' V„ ■i - ! ' 1 ' ' ' - Stone. Several of the boarding it . %, ' Jjf, ' ' ot ' u ' ' r students and also many of Xhe fj Of tA -y. ' - t c ' o ' . town students have been parti- h O e O ' Ja° ' fi ' ' 7 % : - . ° ' ' - town students have been parti- y.. ' Oq, ' ' p C cipating in these games. Also in . ' • a Vp ]f ' ' %7. ' % ' ' ' 0 ' . our physical education classes we ? r f ' fA ' , c ' a f -Xv ' have enjoyed some croquet ■ ' ' ,9.,. ' ' A, ' ' ?-. ° . °- We are looking forward to our ' ;. ' ' ■ ( ' c £ ?i - ' ■ ' ' °- Athens College as it stands today, that the purpos basketball season this year. We ' . jP , ' O ° , f developed to honor her now, while she is with | have scheduled thus far fourteen jj ' ji S ' O ' cjj ' if, 3 college games and are looking, ' ' ' } . ' a k- - y - ' Qrward to having a good team ■ ' ■ ' Af e , ° . L O ■. ' February 5, wh (Class of 1918), peared before th y J The athletic GOOD PROSPECTS ARE OUT FOR BASKETBALL ATA. C. lege Alumni Association, with President S. Laws Parks as chairman. Mrs. Peck ' s proposals, two in num- ber, were sanctioned by unanimous vote of the com- - ' y mittee, who individually felt that those who knew M ' fi Jv •% ° , McCoy as an educator, as a guide, and as a f- , . I V ' v°- . ' Z, P ' weeK. should have the privilege to contribute in propo- •A ' . ' f . ' Y ' ' ' . ..O . V _ ,i ,o -O o jCJ nics and eames nn Ti their individual means. One proposal made by Mrs. Peck wa. Jff r. rooms on the first floor, at the north c Hall, be redecorated, furnished, and r Mary Moore McCoy Suite. Those w ago will recall these rooms as th -5 more recent years the room -O oS porch was known as the P A -- - • ° and recreation program at Alliens College is getting into full swing again. The physical education class ets four days per week. Mr. 3S in ) nics and games on Tues- . ..N° ■ N ' ' N sO 1 - .-i- V - - -° ' , 1 Thursdays. The stu- J participate in intra- f - iVities on the other ?( ouch football, volleyball, v c ' c e, ' ' c ■ ■ Y t)ucn lootoaii, volleyball, C [ . ' i J f? - - ' iig, croquet, horseshoes, Cr : ' S s .6 - O : ' S and basketball will be - -- - - V .r-N V lv All students are in- • e : urer of the Fund; Mrs. Carl nes (Marg comb, 1935), chairman of the Committee on Spf ' • suite. Cjfft ' ' ttee has good hopes of bringing , successful conclusion within ' ' contributions are ' Ns z - o ' -. ' Bobby e.. V o O y ' offman are ' . ndidates. It is • .Qv X are other good ° -dyers in school who been spotted at this id basketball practice i November 1. The . ! f= ' ; . ' :o fV o. i ' - Xi . °tvf €; V!r , - . K. N e  .. ANNOUNCING THE COLUMNS OF 1954 Published by STUDENTS of ATHENS COLLEGE Athens, Alabama The 112th Year To Professor Leonard DeLong Wallace graduate of the Universities of Kentucky and North Carolina; Professor of English and Head of the Division of Man and The Humanities at Athens College; loyal friend of Athens; ever helpful to the students; and a fine Christian gentleman, the 1954 edition of THE COLUMNS is affectionately dedicated. S SSi FOREWORD The Columns Staff takes pleasure in presenting to the student body, and especially to this year ' s sen- ior class, a book of pictured memories of their days at Athens College. This is the story of Athens College. For those of you who are members of the Athens College family, we hope The Columns will provide you with pleasant memories of a happy year well spent. For those of you who are friends of Athens College, we hope that The Columns will give you a glimpse of our College life and a better understanding of what we are doing. One hundred twelve years of Athens College history have been made. This is our chapter for 1954. K:S mi m ; s : ;. ' ■U ALMA MATER On Alabama ' s northern border. Reared against the sky. Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years roll by. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Conquer and prevail; Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Athens College, Hail! Through the years we ' ve learned to love her. And we sing her praise; For the pleasure she has shown us. Through our college days. Onward ever, be our watchword; May we never fail; Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Atliens College, Hail I WE COMPETE TO WIN WE PERFORM FOR APPLAUSE ♦ . • • _ WE STUDY TO LEARN WE WORK FOR GAIN WE LOAF FOR RELAXATION K Bff V r . -? ' , ir M ' ? ■ ; •-i v PERRY B. JAMES, JR. A.B., B.D,, M.Ed., D. D. President f f K ARTHUR R. MEAD B.A., M.A.. Ph.D.. D.Ed. Dean FOREST S. WARD B.Ped,, B.S., M.A. Registrar LEONARD DeLONG WALLACE A.B. , M.A. Professor of English It EDWIN CARL PAUSTIAN B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Man aad The Social World ik i . E.G. UNNEWEHR B.S., Ph. D. Man and Science -Mathematics 4- - - - A ■ , WALTER E. FAKMAN A.B., A.M., Ph.D., D.C.S. Professor of Business DAISY FAI JAMES B.M. Music EDWIN C. PRICE B.S., M.A. Professor in Humanities DENNIS P. HALE B.S., M.A. Professor of Business LILLIAN GRAY B.S., M.A. Communication Arts MACK W. COLEMAN A.B. Personnel Director WILLIS M. PARKHURST B.S.. M.S. Biology and Chemistry MRS. GEORGE M. PORTER Secretary to President ■ - — iflf R. H. RICHARDSON, JR. Treasurer % JS -¥ MRS. E. C. UNNEWEHR B.M. Assistant Librarian MRS, E. C. PAUSTIAN B.S. Dietitian JAMES H. HARRISON Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds HARRIET W. JONES Dean of Women ■V-v. i i U M Tm 5 ' - ' if.-! ■ ja w y ■! .3 - -----,. ■ — X. ■ ?;V , i r- - : k ■iBRp , V,, ' , — . ga. . - i.a« .v.ift,jjJISy o -B ,:  -SSSS. lltt ' Jl I 1 ■-r- i- ' 1 A  ■■ ' ' ' - •- r H 1 1 — r - r =il • r ' i i 1 .| i - ;■:_; ;  -■ ■ ' ■ - i8 ■, r. ' JMESSKMBi ■ - BfS ' b F t il 2 o u ,7 ' WW SENIORS :7i ' ' ■■ ' J - • « Vice President ASKEW MARABLE President CLARENCE DAVIS S. G. Representative HOWARD C. lAGGERS Treasurer ELAINE FRASE Secretary BETTY MOORE JONES JOHN D. ANDERSON IMOGENE BAILES ED BLACKBURN .fll ' . ' ' ORRIS B. BYRUM Route 2 Altoona N K f CLARENCE B. DAVIS Elkmont WILLIE S. ELLIOTT Falkville BETTY E HARRISON 205 East Pryor Sueet Athens HOWARD C. JAGGERS Waterloo SUE WILSON JAMES I rospect, Tennessee LOUIS A Route 8 Athens BETTY MOORE JONES 331 Sylvan Avenue Birmingham HENRY L. KENNEDY Malone Circle Athens EUEL E. LIVINGSTON 1632 Wadsworth Street Decatur ir ASKEW MARABLE 212 South East Street Athens WILLIAM L. MITCHELL 208 East Lee Street Athens ELIZABETH A. REED Prospect, Tennessee MIGDALIA RODRIGUEZ Santa Cruz del Morte Habana, Cuba w BETTYE JONES SPENCER West Washington Street Athens NINA C. WISENHUNT Ttussville THOMAS R. SULLENS Gray -Holt Building Athens I II ' w EDWARD BLACKBURN JUNIORS Sergeant-at-Anus J.L. MILLER JAMES BEAVER JIMMY BLACKBURN ;3 i! BILLY GENE BULLINGTON WALTER W. CLARK JOE ANN CHAMBERS ELTON R. COOPER J. W. CHAMBERS - •■ _ BERTHA DOUGHERTY THOMAS R. ENNIS CLARENCE ELMORE m KATHLEEN EDMONDS IMOGENE ETHERTON BUFORD EUBANK S CHARLES W. HUGGINS THOMAS N. FISHER WALLACE J. HURST, JR. WILLIAM R. ROGERS, JR. ID A i MARKS, Guard . I CHEERLEADERS INA HOLLADAY ANN MORRING BUFORD EUBANKS FRANCES KUYKENDALL BETTY COFFMAN •■ i :m I ' - ' • ' .t _-C« -cf ' : . r A «,- - - .t; S i??. ff.. ..:--;?■ ■ H ' l Parliamentarian S.G. Representative Paris Terry President Ronnie Lee Dorothea Fai James Secretary-Treasurer Vice President Reba Jarrett Marie Hill Chilon Braudaway Buford Burgess j ' W7 f 4 James A. Christopher Gene Clark Billy C. Henderson Marie HiU Ina HoUaday Carl L. Hudson Dorothea Fai James Reba Jarrett James B, Lamon Ronnie Lee Robert M. Romine Mildred Schrimsher Leldon Sterling Alfred H. Stovall Robert M. Thomas Leldon M. Thompson Farrell G. Tucker Mary Weeks Betty Witty Eugene Wood ! l - ' jrj |,i ; FRESHMEN ) Vice President Bettye Sue Hampton President Buddy Howell Secretary Ann Morring Sergeant-at-Arms Willie Alston Julia Nelwyn Armor Frank W. Atkinson V jr X A , iMI HZ iii ii ' . m .J Edward W. Ball. Jr. Bobby W. Barnett Ruth Berryman Shirley D. Booth Dean A. Bolan Jimmy Christopher JtM Betty Layne Coffman Milton Coffman Bettye Sue Hampton Billy Jim Holt Irby C. Johnsoa Betty Marable Daniel B. McCoy Bob McWilliams P Annie Ruth Morring Bobby Wayne Morris James H. MuUins Kate Oakes Olga H. Puckett Kenneth L. Rossman John E. Parker Anna Dew Pettus ■•«r, mff . Willie E. Sexton Glenn M. Vinson ■ 4 ' .W ' Z r fVi .. K John C. Sivley Cailos Wayne Wales V . La ,ji i ctiv Miss Athens College BETTY MOORE JONES WHO ' S WHO Bachelor of Ugliness ED BLACKBURN Most Likely to Succeed MIGDALIA RODRIGUEZ AT ATHENS COLLEGE Most Likely to Succeed HOWARD C. JAGGERS Pl H Cutest ANN MORRING BUDDY HOWELL WHO ' S WHO Best Sport BETTYE SPENCER VINCENTE SANCHEZ Sweetest MARIE HE,L BUFORD EUBANK S AT ATHENS COLLEGE Wittiest ELAINE FRASE ASKEW MARABLE U M lU Most Popular JOE ANN CHAMBERS BOB Mc WILLIAMS WHO ' S WHO Most Talented DOROTHEA JAMES RONNIE LEE Most Intellectual JULIA NELWYN ARMOR ORRIS BYRUM AT ATHENS COLLEGE Most Dignified CAROLYN GREGG PARIS TERRY . «vf VOYAGt , Home to Cuba after foui years at A.C. Me and my dogs The Parkhursts serve good coffee. AND sa ' , ' t ,. ' ' - Gift of the S.G.A. Something to brag about. r. Mrs. Jones says scat Mutual admiration T for 2 Star gazing ' How about a Coke, Bettye? Just acting silly AND SC Feeding the Multitude Askew tells his fish story. Wonder what ' s inside. They ' re just like mommy. ' E LIVE Resting after the Valentine Party. Two loafers. T voted. ' Editor Ina Holladay Associate Editor Marie Hill Sports Editor Louis Johnson Business Manager Ann Morring Reporters - — James Minor Reba Jarrett Dorothea James THE ATHENIAN STAFF THE COLUMNS STAFF ' --.(S5a4 ™ iM B Editor Buford Eubanks Associate Editor J. W. Chambers Advertising Manager - - Bettye Spencer Asst. Advertising Mgr. - Betty Coffman Circulation Manager Anna Johnson Business Manager Buddy Howell Society Editor Betty M. Jones Snapshots Marie Hill Advisor -W.E. Fairman w THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Dean Bolan, Treasurer; Louis A. Johnson, President; James Minor, Vice President; Clarence Davis, Secretary; Thomas Simmons, Publicity Chairman, THE COLLEGE CHOIR GENE and JEAN VICENTE and CAROLYN jgfi 11 il . lyi 1 Ft lit 1 ' , HOWARD and ANN HERSCHEL and FRANCES u F It ASKEW and BETTY MACK and BETTY JIM and ELAINE BOB and JEAN DR. MATHEWS and MISS GRAY ED and MILDRED Working for a date Louis, Is this enough? AND SO A . C4 T rem Pia U h L i AKL N FO h ' Hi fS ANNUM H 0t. ' ■ ' 5s- M i ' - MkLYLL V ILL bT (ILK 6 jo-n i:m «3 . MR LYLE WILLBf HEKL NOV. M TO fAkL PICTUKLS FOK ANNUAL ' I I. ' -MAM , ,. ?( ' -{ Cm. f . f |!£SI| ai« msmm Saturday ' s chore ' A picture is worth a thousand words. Learning to divide WE WORK I like this type of work Studying with Mother Please don ' t bother the secretary. A good place to study Mr. Stoae oversees here. The Dean ' s Secretary A stitch in time saves nine. Forty words, forty errors Planning Chapel Programs AND SO From can to table Registration day Our President Buford relaxes at the TV. WE WORK ' Boost Athens College Endowment. Dear Mom Senator Sparkman Two heads are better than one. THE EDITOR SPEAKS You are looking at a book that tells the story of Athens College for the school year 1953-1954. It is not a complete story, by any means, but I hope that it will bring back many pleasant memories of the good times we have had together at Athens. Athens College is an old institution. It survived the Civil War by the graciousness of President Lincoln. It has stood through two World Conflicts and I am convinced that it shall stand for many years to come. The College is undergoing redecorations and extensive repairs both on the outside and on the inside. Aliunni who return after having been away for a few years are in- spired and awed by the improvements. Athens College has been approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for a study to be made this year. I feel that the College is meeting the requirements of the Association. All are hopeful of its being admitted to member- ship in the Association this fall. Yes, telling the story of Athens College has not been all roses, but neither has it been all thorns. Although the mountains were hard to cross and the oceans were deep, I think the experience I have gained has completely repaid me for my difficulties. It has been a pleasure for Dr. Fairman, for the Staff, and for me to bring the history of the one hundred twelfth year of Athens College to you. Buford Eubanks Editor THE COLLEGE WITH A MESSAGE ENTER WITH CONFIDENCE • • • LEAVE WITH PRIDE! Q S fpf ' - ! ' JLlA i ■• r 1 1 ■ ■« • ' Swr- SUE-WIL GRILL ' Where the College Students Gather Group Enjoying Steak at SUE-WIL GRILL BUFORD ROMINE, Manager WHITE MOTOR SALES COMPANY Washington and Clinton Telephone 1460 Chrysler - Plymouth Athens, Alabama i miiL iP|4i CHARLES W. SPENCER J. I. Case Farm Machinery Seed Processors and Buyers Phone 382 Athens, Alabama BOYD ' S PURE OIL STATION J. W. BOYD, Manager Phone 45 South Clinton Street Athens, Alabama l -- ATHENS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 1000 Athens, Alabama ' mini.. BEASLEY PRODUCE COMPANY Feed - Seeds - Fertilizers One of North Alabama ' s Leading Seed Stores Mill Phone 74 - Store Phone 71 Athens, Alabama (fM 0ikiy- c: CD N p c r Phone 923 Athens, Alabanaa b,i_ack: 309 Clinton Street Athens, Alabanna Phones: Parts 604 Office 554 Used Cars l6Z-J Paul and Charles Black For Twice A Week News Read the ALABAMA COURIER and the LIMESTONE DEMOCRAT STEELE McGREW Publisher Printing - Office Supplies Phone 167 DEPARTMENT STORE On The Square Athens, Alabanaa COCA-CTOLA Athens, Alabama Phone 79 BUD BAILEY - DAVID BAILEY R,A LEVfe PAN-AM SERVICE STATION North Clinton Street Athens, Alabama Phone 9160 FEED AND GRAIN COMPANY Phone 165 Athens, Alabama HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 119 Athens, Alabama Make Our Bank 3l Your Bank While Attending Athens College Member Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured By F. D. I. C. GROCERY AND MARKET Free Delivery Phone 717 Athens, Alabama - o TI1 E COMP ' AM r CHARLES AND MELVIN CLEM Goodyear Tires General Electric Appliances Vulcanizing and Recapping Phone 140 Tasty Bread Phone 475 Athens, Alabama CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolet amd Oldsmobile Sales and Service Phone 1 1 Athens, Alabama AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS a7« -  m yearbook Taylor Publishing Company- Dallas SUPPORT A HOME COLLEGE TKe Athenian IN THE HE OF TH] TENNESS VALLE1 ATHENS COLLEGE, ATHENS, ALABAMA School Daze Beain At Athens Collei ATHENS ALUMNI MAKE EXCELLENT SHOWING IN GRADUATE SCHOOLS Even as this story is being written, Preside Of S ' sfc Perry B. James is making a preliminary report to I rnj ' ' 6f eo- . ' committee representing the Southern Association. Y o will participate, we hope, iji our concern for the sy6_ . development of preparation for accreditation, y az j o e«t o i 9e lo the '  '  :? • ' ■ ' tJ x. «S th. f e. c ' - eei  f A few weeks vacation have caused most of us t ■-. energy for the time vould again conv6 kvV ' ' , lid be the comm -O Ai QPPmc that  -i . Y seems that w 0- aves and thC) ___ , ._. . OA our admission that we are growing increasingly rJot, .° Q ' St] ' ' JJj( is pO e4 f vX . ,ng around conscious, we wish that, on your part, you becor 4f , aj,.s - orf V- . o .- V - ve ' c ' ' ' ,,V busy. Ev participation in what the college is committed t ' }822 ? - ' During the last two years you have suppl y ' as ■ ' Vie ' ' W i s v V N .e : by ' - ' creasingly conscious of how much we need your . ' ' J.s f2 a ]°f j i. ' C° ' ' ,0 ' ' o ' ' - ' - i ' ,-em to fall J .VO A V. ' that is, you who have responded to our rf ' d h ' ' ye j with a kind of sampling of our alumni in ' 9 ' X ! a , , home-makers, business people, church peopA ' ' ' 0 , f}t sional people, and students in various gradu ,• ' ■ ' ' ' ' ]£ , -.„. ' be ;. 3 When a visiting committee comes upon yx( • ' ' a sp , ' ■ ' ' e j its members will not be interested in a prfA ' ' ■ us of a sample of you in this world ' s wc ig demand a presentation of you in the t::at they can make their own sample c , ° 9J, °Jit fl, Our records, after much correspo- ' c f ' f Sea I. ■•3fe tation to various chapter meetings, i ' oJleg ' ' o , tfi, fragmentary. As an evidence of how M f] ' ? , ° ' accomplished by you and us, let i f ' ' ' ca,, det ' ff files the information on those whoA e , ° ?3j, ' n are attending graduate schools. -0 ;, eo e. On the basis of our files we ei ' sjq drift to graduate work began in lb .- ds ' ' s membership applied for entrance upon ing in Colum.bia University. During the ne.xt nine years thirty-seven programs for the degree Master of Arts or Bachelor of Arts have been ( pleted in sixteen reputable institutions of higher If ing. To make a partial statement of the details, programs were completed at Columbia Unive four at the University of Alabama, thirteen at Pea and three at Scarritt. One program for the doc has been completed at Columbia University. Our information concerning graduate pre ir orogress comprises twenty-seven master ' s pre Afk ' ' ' ° ' °8 ' ' ' programs, and one doctor the a 3c ' ' ' ■ o. Dr. 4 ?Logr ' «« Cone,, your c( act. ' ovv-ard R. ' ■ thrc Here ..o„. i - .o;,7.s;.j ' Dean ° ' ne an ' ' ' -emteci ■ nean o ' . c r av( . erybody i and action, i Vould happe, e old familiar hat charactei Autumn, the .ishing up anc corridors at tlii 11, the smile u •ning about ti begin and a H are you , the S ' ji ■ funnies each rti library, the diffitp 5 in finding the; )r chapel lespecialj ' d seats happen t 1), the dread of gji when a lesson hastf pared (of cour:; ng ' - happen th|i ' sfitu. ff j:. ' s e. ' c, - f: , •nineteen Master ' s programs are e i,,,. 0 fo_ at Vanderbilt, and sevc °Z,1 ' ' . th IS interest „ statement ' , ' . ' meiiy em . end. aids. of ftead .e: e yeaA[ ns ' AL StunJ vor- hethe ?;„•;! ' Ss° -««rr„ - ..■- help by ord ' on. Wj. ' -o,f, ftCuf. ' 4: N 9(tu college e C, ' ' ' ' ::sr:! s °y a ' ' - « ?, ' , ■ ' ?6 ' e,9 ° ' ' f a ' ' ' ° ' 7 Vce v ' X he y 0 , ' . 7c reJi for, 9n a 3rf ' ■ ' (v;, ' gion T ' e I ' f fi ' s Whom br ' br ' b, n. ' « ■ ' J VI f.t, : ' ' .: ' ' ' A :y C ' v . P -c. flJt, «■ -. 0 ' f ' o.,yojj :i ' y. a. ' - ' j ' 1 o. ' f-s ,v - f o O , - - Jaba na of , t )e ' b y b, Jf ;y for , ■ ' ew H-, ' ' ' o ns, lown, needs Its Senen niaj, bd f ' ft ,„° ' -odu ' .: ' . ptf aspect;,,, ' ' ce ; at e express;. 4« ' ° ' er . ' s ' laeo the up IN HONOR OF MRS. MARY MOORE McCOY Among those presidents who are notabll achievements on behalf of Athens College, two have won eminent positions. During the strife Sports Highlights ' JOf The Fall Quarter Of o ' o ' ' S, % Of i ;: tZ A 4 We have been enjoying some. Jt j e. , ' o , ! , ■« n: ' ° .A ' e years of our nation ' s conflict, Mrs. Jane Hai very good volley ball games late- ' ' .s ' e o ' if, J e Childs introduced a new curriculum and kept tH jy un jgr the direction of Coach v. y % ' ' ' e ,. ' .? , ' v, ' 6 ' Q lege unharmed. Mrs. Mary Moore McCoy, thcoud gtone. Several of the boarding ?0b ' ' C . - 4, vision and care, developed a nineteenth century f - . i ;- ( institute into a college established in the traditi the twentieth century Indeed, so influential has Mrs. McCoy ' s perso been upon hundreds of former students now livi this country as well as in distant parts of the i and so marked is the impact of her administration students and also many of the V)„ oj- a . ' ..: = ' . ' ' ' 4K?- ' Of town students have been parti- - ' - ' oj Qi ' ( W o, cipating in these games. Also in . ' ,; e. ' ' ■ f ' Ip hj ' c e our physical education classes we j? r fA y f - ' ' have enjoyed some isses we ? 6 . 4 j f ■ s z- f games. ' ■ -e - ' . s .;%p ff , ' h We are looking forward to our ' ji - ry ( - p, tf, e Athens College as it stands today, that the purpos basketball season this year. We ' . ' ' ?, Q , - , % JyJr -jrw GOOD PROSPECTS ARE OUT FOR BASKETBALL ATA. C. developed to honor her now, while she is with person and in spirit This purpose ■ February 5, w (Class of 1918) peared before th. lege Alumni Association, with President S. Laws Parks as chairman. Mrs. Peck ' s proposals, two in num- ber, were sanctioned by unanimous vote of the com- mittee, who individually felt that those who knew M ' or, as a guide, and as a f have scheduled thus far fourteen college games and are looking j ( Z) . ' . ' -V, ' A % A SI VSo? A- ' ge games ana are iooKing j - y? . ' 7f ' ' ' §-f ' - ' ?. - ' A ard to having a good team ■ • 7 % ° ' ' ?, L 0- ■ 0 ' eu. s. ■S ige to contribute in propo .S :- ' • e? . , • • 5 e by Mrs. Peck wa? or, at the north c furnished, and r lite. Those w - l VV : pVV j .5 .. ' ,o V % ■ cc- The athletic and recreation program at Athens College is getting into full swing again. y ' The physical education class P eets four days per week. Mr. .. r t will direct the class in s v,, y0 lies and games on Tues- . ' ' .X ' n ] Thursdays. The stu- participate in intra- •vities on the other ouch football, volleyball, l ' ,t e fjS- - : ■ Jy A o e ot ° N ng, croquet, horseshoes, . .c- .v - e .c . . V ..N .. -% , basketball will be students are in- participate in hether or not red for physical ion should be Mrs. Peck ' s •■ sume would be H in honor of Mrs. establish the Mar Athens College. ,.o- - . dent and a fine lady. ( o_ o °o.. ' fe .f every stu- ' 5y sO ■ ' X e5- ring an •- - P- team ning pointed Mrs. Peck chairmai '  i ' w io ' %ifb - - Ji x o mittee; Mrs. Grady Davis (L V V.nedy, urer of the Fund; Mrs. Carl nes (Marg comb. 1935), chairman of the Committee on V°-.-feV ' - ■- 5- V ' .e t o . Bobbv ' ' ' %1° GA for the suite. - . « • ' J A Ns ittee has good hopes of bringing j. Pf. - f, ' - ' ' ally I,  . successful conclusion within ■«a. of Bobby e X ames La- xfoffman are iiididates. It is Ol V , ' ' • f ce -c OUf °Pe o. contributions are_ Of the r, fro f ' ' - ' or, . f e jT o ■or, ' ' h • ' ' cfec - i liter. ' ' U ' . . ?■ yie are other good ■s- - o.. c ., f ' a ye 6 c v , % ' i % .dyers in school who been spotted at this d basketball practice i November 1. The si be against Bethel ■ nzie, Tennessee, •versify Q Tartin,