Brenau Academy - Chattahall Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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Irwsirlmzl of Sigma Kappa Delta rffsiflmal of Della Tau Sigma LEN DUNCAN Secretary ANNE REDDICK Treasurer In order to develop the prin- ciples of self-reliance and trust- worthiness in accordance with an agreement between the fac- ulty and the students, and with the purpose of controlling mat- ters in the school life, the mem- bers of tl1e Cooperative Student- Faculty Govcmment p l e d g e themselves to consider and by to realize what its regulations and customs demand of tliemf' clAROLYN jAc:KsoN resizlenl of Religious Council SUSAN l .AN DHU IW nfsirlzzril of Allllrftirr Assvrriation Il-:AN SKM:i:s l'r1'.virl1:nI nf liranlzarn llall INN l,A'l l'ON l'r1'sirlzf11l of Georgian MAllI'1l.lNl'2 llolmullzs rvsirlmzl of Sigma Bda Delta . Mrxirlu-11-:N U'lJ0NNl-:l,1, I'rrf.s'irl.anl nf Della Gamma Sigma llillililli Cn1s1'1N lilac :KY I lA1i1lIS UL ff? f an , Vries ,, ,ern 1 i .inf K 1 ww, ' A . ,wif , ' ,- .gi f f, K- -ff .H-as 5, U I ,' wt. J max ' -K r esiisr . , '-4: ' , X 'gp fi .Q 4 ,. I s 5 4. y L .V . I V, I ,Fi -. , ,fi X--wc K M Mig .ZA I, I , in is 'gan 'Y Q- E 4, WA f n- J mv- 5 QP' YL all it I 't is J SA 1 s K c I 5 E L . i s as X .1 '- YF ' -ww- f - f - if 5 r v - vt U, 1 f 2 ' nas - ,sf -4. ' -f- ff? .' if we fl ' .Le 4 K+' Y A ' .5 .E-V ,152-F . ::::...,.w f m sinks K 545. L 1 5,4 , ,i .3-152 if U, -.

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.i- ,ks nf w FRANCES ARRENDM-E ' i President I C Q N i, 7r,AA i ,f ik- 4, . yte :,,A it 'Messe E e .. S , E iie P ax CAIL PEAY ,iti ff 8',y Vice-President .. Mm. - ..n.a., , - Q tser , The Executive Council, corn- , posed of the President, Vice- President, Secretary, and Treas- urer, Editor-in-Chief of the An- , i f nual, Hall Presidents, Presidents W W,: eets of the major organizations, and P ' the Dean of the Academy, meet t every Monday night. In addi- J fs: tion to regulating discipline they i ' are in charge of the two Acade- -' ffwfigagsv , i ff, , K W my formal dances. i i ttiitliis eww-' -, ,sf g Q ,-- ,shi , , . E E BETH JONES , ' 'C xx- President of Senior Class K , , My N 12. rig -va 55, nt H M etsete , M E ANNE CAMPBELL f q P l ' President of Underclassmen 'M X ' f ' it t E ' JANE SEYMOUR , Q, if V. President of Honor Society if ii, ,, 't f 1, Q -xgwgy -, GINGER BROWN gl -,Liga-1,Tff,,'-'ELA Editor-in-Chief Chattahall -1-fi' :ar .,-. L ' LEE WILSON 5 N , w if ,, I resident of Virginian eel .. 1' K K ,C - A W RAMONA STAPLES 2 ee b President of West Hall ' 'F 'N 1 ' - 'W , y W 1 IANICE FISHER 5 4... jf' First Floor North Representative .,y, M, .iet ,J 14, sy, E E E tyiit E VALERIE CAssELL set' ' A litt North Hall President f. d eer. ii. , . ,., nv. '. ,V fe- K., .4 A 'v 1:31-'fl m . , '.,J1.' '-.

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Sight. I . 1, ' , 0' avi? , 4 L A S H, a f eaaai i 1 B ' '- A 17 eeee g Seated, Ieft to right: Kay Cauntt, Mary Lee Brunt, Ann Seymour, Miss Sharpe, Linda Hawel, Dianne Champion, Nancy Atkinson. Standing: Carolyn Iackson, President, Cookie Wood. e igioua Gldinef The Religious Council was established for the purpose of bringing together the differ- ent denominations represented in the Acad- emy . Each Sunday night various organiza- tions, as appointed hy the Religious Council, have charge of the Vesper services, which gives each girl the opportunity to participate. CAROLYN IACKSON, President, and Miss Sharpe, the Advisor