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

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lfrlilor ,..., . , .'1S.YfIf.'fl1f!! Iiflilor. . . lilzxillrfsx lfldilor, . . Club lImuposilur.s ..., Advninixlruliun lidilors Slflljlll' Clnxs Iidilorx. .. junior Class lidilorx. . . SOIifllJllI0l'f' filnvv lirlilol 1 rr'.vllln11n Class liclilorx l'l:otngrr1pl1i1' lirlilor, . . 1956 Pillar Staff . . . .llurrv jovclz Rlczu ...NIARY ANN BROWN . . ..,...,., RAY AUSTIN I LYNDALL YVILKIERSON - -lo ANN BOYD I jum' GARNER PEGGY BOOTH MARY I7rIiI.Ll'I HUTCHINGS Nlxxm' Nlrrcllx-11.1. Ill'I'l'l'Y FUQUA Al 1-:AN Sl mn-soN SHELIZY QIIQAN YVELLS ,. . . . , . . . . , .-XNITA Sfxlflfolum DI-21.011155 LAN li X ANCY Sw,xNsoN . . . .,.. PETE PRINCE Sports Eclilors. . . Lilmury Editors ,,.. Campus Life Editors, ,. .. Feature lirlitors. .. Art Editors .... Typislx ,,,. W1 rv.. f-Nm.. ,..fe.-, ,-.rv-, U: E 2 5 S L4 5553 ZSZFI 5711? UELO Z,,O, ' SZ! I-10 9522? 6 50:35 :ami ml-A-,CB 5 O5 OUAY' vb-4'-' :wa :alia -4 J-3-iF? ga.. S O SQAD 1-'rio 7:wx2 r:O52 wr- 111 .415 ZH? ELIQ.-KNOR I-IARMON EULA ELLISON BILLYE JOAN BROTIIERS NORMA PARHAM RIYRNA SKVEENEY :XNGIZLYN IVITTE CI-IARLINE I'IAMlLTON JEAN Hfxcnwoon NIARTY RITZ NIARTHA HENECAR DOROTHY RICKAY BETTY BATTLE KITTY SIMPSON lfirxl Row: Delores Lune. Shelby Wells. Nancy Swanson. 'jenn Simpson, Mary Belle Hutchings, Lyndall Wilkerson, Mary McConnell. Srrrmd Row: Murillu I-lencgur. lilennor Iflurnuon, Sum Walker, Pete Prince, Billye joan Brothers, Ann Gibson, Gail Depriesi. Third Row: .Xngelyn Wille. ,Indy Garner. Clmznrline I-lmnillon, Euln Ellison, jean Hagewooil, Anita Szllforcl, Kitty Simpson. Fourlh Row: Faye Henslmw. Sue l'zlll'gCSS, Myrna Sweeney, Marty Ritz, Dorothy Nlcllny, jo Arm Boyd. Page 101

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Post Staff Smlnl: .Indy Garner, Rosemary Ricketts, junnita Overman, Pete Prince, Billyc joan Brothers. Standing: jean Nlcfiroskcy, Shelby jean Wells, llclty Qloycc Rich. Delores Lane, Martha Morrison. Staff jtmxrm Ori-:Imax .,.. Roslfixmlu' Rlc:l41't'l l's . . , . l311.1.Y1C IIUAN ISROTHICRS ..., 'lou l'lllI.l.lPS ...,....... ll'll.MA XICCRARY. .. l'l'I'l'lC l'RlNCl'f ,,.... til.:-:N Srlxsox ,.... DR. ll. li. Wlxouow. . ., D1-2I.oRr3s LAN!-i ...,,.. jum' G,x1:N15R .,...,.. lu-:'r'rx' jorcu Rican jictm Mctiuosiuav Imuisfxkix 'l',wi..ou Xl,xk'1'im Xtoxuuson' -lm Wnrri-1 AllCANli'l l'l'1 Hfxiuvi:i.i. , Susmz R0lIlIlil,l.li Sfwimtx -IANIIIQSON lillltlli 'lixm' joim Glui-ioiaza j 'Hu' l'm1lm1ty Post cznne into being in the fall ol' l9Ql7 when a group ol' students, under the capable leadership ol Miss Freida johnson, organized and went to work. This Your page issue has had its times ol' lllllll-lll writing and some times that were not so good since coming into existence. Miss johnson worked laithfully as faculty . .. Editor-i11-Cllief . . Assistant Editor ...Fcfllttrc Editor ......Sports Editor . . . .Exclmngc Editor . . . , . .Plzotograplter . . . , , . .Carloonjxl . . . .Faculty Adviser .......,...Tyj1ist . . .Typist . , . Typist , . R0j1orter.r sponsor until her resignation from teaching, effective Fall Quarter, 1954. Now in its eighth year of existence, Dr. E. l'Vindrow has assumed this responsibility. The Post advocates an opportunity for students to ex- press themselves freely through the publication of letters to the editor and other contributions. Page 103