Brenau University - Bubbles Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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GNGR SGCIETY What H. G. H. strives to secure is the election of the seven outstanding students in each lunior Class. It covets girls who are leaders in large public affairs, who are marked by such qualities as courage, generosity, kindness, and high moral character. Above all, it will invite only students whose loyalty to Brenau College is proved and beyond question. Election to H. G. H. is a stamp: it indicates character and achievement. Every Freshman can, and should, set election to H. G. H. as a definite goal, from the day she enters college, and she may be assured th at nothing can prevent her election if she proves her merit. IANE BRANSON NELL HANSON Cox LUCY DICKINSON VERA EDWARDS IULE SELLERS FRANCES SHAFFER LEILA WILLIAMS

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HG. it Ti-I j' The Mystic Circle Y- kl QM Q?- V' E SENIGR The H. G. H. Senior Society exists to promote the interests oi Brenau College, and to serve the welfare ot the college student body as a whole, without regard to personal, social, class or political affiliations. ln May of each year the Society will select seven new members from the Iunior class of the college, who in turn will select, at the proper time, their own successors. Thus, it is proposed that the H. G. H. Society will continue to serve the college so long as the college shall endure. Election to membership to H. G. H. is based on merit and merit alone. Everything a student does from her entrance into college, to serve the college, in the classroom, in the debate forum, on the concert stage, in dramatic productions, in contributing to and administering college publications, in the Y.W.C.A., in athletics, or any other constructive curricula or extra-cur- ricula activity, will bring her that much nearer the goal ot H. G. H. Neither politics nor fraternal considerations play any part in the election ot H. G. H. Merit is so emphasized that a girl may secure election if she deserves it, even it she has personal ene- mies in the Society. l L. Q i K il K'

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ALPHA DELTA S OFFICERS MARTHA IANE MENDENHALL, President LULU TANKERSLEY, Vice-President MARY VIRGINIA HOWELL, Secretary-Treasurer , W I. 5... Ig, . ,.., . , M5 ra, gms 2 I , ku R. . DICKINSON HOWELL MAXWELL MENDENI-IALL STARR STRCMBI-:RG . , A l Left: The new members On election clay. Below: The Old mem- bers meet 'Io discuss plans for the year. MEMBERS IN FACULTY DR. G-. R. BRIGHAM Mrss E. F. PEARCE Mrss E. E. MASON DR. I. H. SIMMONS DR. EMILE VUYLSTEKER