George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Firsl Rout, I.1'fL lo Right: Pat Berg, Glenn Ann Keith, Judy Hewgley. Russell Kelley, Susan Smith, jovce Causev, VC,-3 Poe wismzm Rout: Miss Newman. Lucille Allen. Libby Leuthold. Marjorie Sanditlge, Carole Suns. Mary FranceslHantiltou. Peggy Davis Ci'lV.fJi'Bl'.C Dottie Flovcl, Mrs. S. Cl. Garrison. Tltirrl Rout: Dr. L. Margaret johnson. Margaret Slusher, Barbara Fleming. Rttt1f'Xtttstt0kLt' Xiincv lflwlf' Ruth Davis. Mary Kl'llWL'7yli, Mary McNulty, Mary Louise lfischer, jean Hagewood, joyce Keene, Martha Carney, Barbara Core 53-lqiil-ltgyivy-lyllif,-1 K D ' J, lhc Pcabody Hontc llcononitcs Llub is tlliliated with the colleve club section of the American Home Economics Association It is aH'iliated also with the Tennessee Home Economics Association These connections provide help, inspiration and an enlarged con- ' ception of the potential values of these studies. ez Q The objects of the Peabody Home Economics Club are to ' create a desire in college students to understand better social and cultural conditions of community and laniily lile and to stimulate action which will lead toward the realization of a more enlightened OFFICERS MARY F, l'l,XMlI.'l'ON , CI1Yl1a0llIl1CHl. Some of the activities have been contributing gifts for the Mc- , ,Q , , , , Mixkyokui SANDIDG141 . . Netlly Day Home Lhristntas party including the making of a ' , R . . , . . . GAY O'l3RlliN Santa Cilaus suit, sponsoring a Spring lashxon show for the campus, , , , X b DoRo'1'uv Ftovn entertatning parents with a Mother-Daughter banquet, and having , , . . , , , , Cfxkoug SIMS , a tea lor high school girls interested in Home hcononucs lront the , . Y . . Miss RUTH Gu.Lt-1sP1i high schools ol Nashville and Davidson County. 1 Miss XIAMIIE N1iwM.'xN HO E ECONGMICS CLUB Slfflllllfl Pt t'Sff1lflI I I lI'l'-PI'l'SfIll'I1l' . . , . ,SI'!,'J'l'fllJ'Y 'l'1'1'11.t'u rm' I1f.SlU7'ftII1 . . . ..S'jm1t.s'or V .Sjnozzsor EDUCATIONAL Page 118

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EDUCATIONAL CHE OTEERS The Chemoteers was organized during the fall of l947. Since then it has provided a means through which students with mutual interests in chemistry might be brought together lor scholastic and social fellowship. Activities participated in by the group consist of field trips of scientiHc interest and various types of social outings. Programs are made up of guest speakers, Films, and discussions led by members of the organization. Emphasis is placed upon the professional use of chemis- try by the members in their future careers. OFFICERS .XLLAN QUEENER .. WALTER HUBBARD .. BETTY PHILLIPS .. . GEORGE REYNOLDS ,... GAY OYBRII-IN ,.,...... DR. A. M. HOLLADAY. .. ....4.PresirIent . . . .Vice-President . , . . , Secretary . . . Treasurer .....,,. Reporter .. . . .Group Sponsor ' f Hrs! Roux l,1'f1 In Ilighl: Dr. .L NI. Hollaclay. Allan Queener. Belly Phillips, Gay O'l3rien, George Reynolds. Srwnzfl Rozu: Paul Bryant, .aw1'enc'e Howard. .Xllen Nichols, joe Potts. William Cummings, Albert Neilson, .lane Davis. Third Ilona' joe Balclridge, ,Xl Stagg. Tom ones. Dan Warnibrod. Merrill Moore, Frank DeI'riest. Helen Isom. jim Allen, Paula Garnett. Page 117

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EDUCATIONAL Pi Cannna Nlu is an honorary Social Science lrater- nity lor senior college and graduate students who are studying in the fields ol' Social Science, English, and Library Science. Their intent is to strengthen and ex- tend interest in the social sciences and to realize their goal they present absorbing lectures and discussions con- OFFICERS 1Jl'l'.SlClt'Ill ., CL.-xxo l,AMAR'l'INO l'if1'-l'H',s'izlz'11l , . .XVALTLIR CRILICY S1'r'rel1nv . . . . . ,GIXNN BURTON 7ll'I'IlSlll'1'!' . .. . AIININIIE YADI-LN .Spolzsor . . .-IEWliI.L l,HliLl'S PI GAMMA M cerning social problems. world events, and other issues ol current interest. to college students. One ol' their out- standing projects this year has been a drive lor Ameri- can Social Science and literature textbooks to help counteract the inlluence ol inexpensive Coininunist literature at Tokyo University. .Xpproxinlately thirty new members have been taken into the chapter this year. Gxxo I.Axi.xRi'ixo President Left to Right: Nlildred Loomis. .lack Allen. Fayla Hoods, Eunice Goodall, Samuel E. Sttunpf, Walter Criley, Glynn Burton. Jewell Phelps, Freida johnson, Clarlee Baxter. Billie Kuvkendall. S. YY. 'Strickland, Srfcorzrl Roux' Francis CZ. Steinhice. ll. S. Overstreet. jr.. K. H. Morgan .james XI. Cain, Richard F. Duncan.