Brenau University - Bubbles Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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TI-IE BICDS CLUB ii. 0 limit ISABEL EDGERTON, President LUcrLLE ScHosNBERG, Vice-President LUcY DrcKrNsoN, Secretary lANE BRANSON, Treasurer Founded in l936, the Bios Club has grown and spread its roots with time, until now it is a thriving organization, devoted to the study ot all phases ot biology and standing before freshmen biology students as a goal which, by perseverance, they rnay attain. Topics oi discussion during the year have included such a diversity ot subjects as the characteristics ot the deer tarnily, the ettect ot teeding thyroid substances, and a study of the criminal mind as related lf? blO1OQlY alqd 5OClOlOqY- Early morning breakfast for the new and old members Members: lsabel Edgerton, Elizabeth McCurry, Lois Drane, Wayne Drane, Lucy Dickinson, Lucille Schoenberg, Mar- garet Culler, Ann Sherrill, Sara Culler, Suzanne McDaniel, Miss Mary Stipe CSponsorD, lane Branson, Margaret Pleune.

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, is-.,..x....f M. Members: Ruth Heal, lsabel Edgerton, Ethel Arthur, Margaret Hill, Anne Highsmith, Martha lane Mendenhall, lane Branson, Laura Mershon, Lulu Tankersley, Lucille Schoenberg, Mary Thomas Montgomery, Sally Cameron. Ct-II SIGMA EPSILCIN Chi Sigma Epsilon, local honorary chemistry club, has been growing steadily ever since its founding at Brenau College on October 9, 1935, by eight students in the Chemistry Depart- ment. Its purpose is to encourage an interest in chemistry on the part oi undergraduate stu- dents and to give public recognition for high achievement in this field. Qualifications tor mem- bership are: an average ot B in Chemistry for one semester and an average ot C in all other work carrying AB. credit. This year the club has held its bi-weekly meetings in the clubroom, enjoying many ifll9f9Sli1'1Q DTOQTGITIS- At GH OID911 1'f199TiHQ, Miss Laura Sue Hawkins spoke on Chemistry Yesterday and Today. The club in cooperation with the Biology and Physics Departments sponsored the Science Exhibition held in the spring. As for social events, the club gave a party tor the members ot the freshman Chemistry class in the tall and a steak try in honor ot the new members was given in the Brenau woods in the spring. OFFICERS MARTHA IANE MENDENHALL, President RUTH HEAL, Vice-President MARY THcMAs MONTGOMERY, Secretary ' MARGARET HILL, Treasurer DR. I. B. GALLENT, Faculty Advisor New Members: Carolyn Cobourn, Anne Butts, Lucille Schoenberg, Sally Cam, eron, Alyne Keiran, Dorothy Pettus, Iune Iurgenson, Virginia Fricks, Sarah Clark, Myrtle Rugg, Helen Hobbs, Pat Hen- ritzy, Dorothy Glaettli, Virginia Porter- iield, Ethel Lawrence.

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, TI-IE BAN The Brenau Band, under the direction of Miss Kathryn Dameron, was organized in the Fall of l938 to stimulate interest in Brass, Vifoodwind and Percussion instruments. The Band not only does concert work but also street and field drilling. This affords an excellent opportunity for the members of the Drum Majoring Class to work in connection with the Band. This Band has the distinction of being one of the two all girl Bands in Southern colleges. The Band sponsored a Carnival for the purpose of rais- ing money to buy uniforms and each class supported their representative for Queen. The Seniors were again victori- ous when lule Sellers was crowned Queen. The personnel of the Band is as follows: Elizabeth Har- rison, Peggy King, Mary Thomas Montgomery, Barbara Betts, Bia lane Clinkscales, Trumpets, Iune Dale, Mary T. Woods, Trombone, Barbara Sager, lessie Lynn Ferguson, Dorothy Glaettli, Helen Dean, Erline DeWeese, Hildegarde Iohnson, Clarinets, Patricia Henritzy, Evangeline Morris, Horn, Doris lean Golden, Beverly Clark, Bonnie Nichols, Saxophone, Lura Noland, Qboe, lane Merton, Bassoon, Doris Hughes, Sousaphone, Elizabeth Hamill, Iimmie Simp- son, Percussion, Sarah Kelly Hancock, Marguerite Peck, Drum Majors. Mar KATHRYN DAMERoN, Director IULE SELLERS, Carnival Queen 7- Y , -gm --. A-M x i in N V .-',' ir . ' s I I