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

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lfirsl Row: Clil.l1Cl'lllC Spence, Beatrice Clutch, Barbara Fullerton, Tlieresa Skiles, Esther X'VOULlW2ll'll, Iidreu Lewis, Borghiltl Sorensen. Piccione, Lila Kieser. Second Iicmi: Iva Pleasants, Anne Crook, Earlene NURSES CLUB Untforms in tlze future .. OFFICERS l.u.,x Kuismc, Prrsizlmilg lux PI.1c.'xs.xN'rs, l'il'l Pl'l'XfIll'IlfI ISORGIIILD SOIUQNSIQN. Su.-relnryg l'lS'I'IIIiR YVOOIIXYARIJ, Trenximrrg Xllss EDNA l.l4LwlS, Cmmxvlm-3 Miss BE,x'1'RICiQ CLUTCII. Cnznixelur: JULIA Cizooli. Iifxlcimxm l L1I.I.i-tR1'oN, 'll1'Il4RIiSA PICCIONI, CATIII-iRINli SPICMII-i, Igllllffl ilI1'1lll1ffi'.v. This year has been the lulhllnient ol a ten- year goal of jSl0,000 in the Aurelia B. Potts Memorial Scholarship Fund. The money has come lrom nurses who have studied on the campus and from club projects. One ol the highlights was the banquet in which the students finishing their work during the X'Viuter Quarter were honored. An im- portant activity of the Club is the publication olf at quarterly News Letter which is most ellective in maintaining zz feeling ol: solidarity between the Campus students and the alumnae. Page 128 Dr. Foot and staff discuss new ideas.

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54 Rom: Katie Taggart. Linda Marshall. Nancy Lee. Mary McGavern. Jones, Karen Kills, Judy Hayes, Pat Doss, Bobby Ifranczk. Jim Morton Youpatoll, Sarah Cordell. SI'!'0Ilfl Rom: Carolyn Nichols. Sandra Carolyn Yelton. Belly Toy, Jane l-lewgley. Bettie Vaughznn. PEABODY PLAYERS Qrease paint ana! bright fights. OFFICERS SARAH CORDELL, Prexidenig SANDRA Jomfs, VfC6'-PT85llll?1Ifj KAREN KILTS, .S'ecreta1y,' HAROLD DAWDA, Treas-nrfzrg JINI MOR- TON, RBlJlIlTllf'l',' DR. JOHN DOUTY, Sponsor. The Peabody Players, an organization which pro- vides opportunities lor experience in all aspects of stage production, usually presents one play each quarter. The Players, under the direction ol Dr. John Douty, presented You Touched Me and Pictures in the Hallway. Acting, make-up techniques, pub- licity, stage designing and lighting are other phases ol the theater studies. Leaders behind Players production. Page 127

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Firxl RMU: Cl Griggs. Mary Ani son, .lane Mi HOME ECONOMICS Otus Gales, Cookies, Gamlzes. Home Ee program brings annual --.-,J ieryle I.ce, Ruth Dickey, Nancy Lee, Bettie Vaughan, NVilma Kaye Collins, Betsy Buchanan. Not Pictured: Gale Dickey, Sally Mayo, ie Reagan, Margaret Morgan. Second Raw: jesse john- Mae Gellespie, Pat Greengrass, Ann Walters, Sandy Kirkland. -Farluml, Reba Freeman, Lucie Oliver, Melanie Hamilton, l instal ation of officers. OFFICERS JESSE JOHNSON, P-residentg ELAINE Ancox, Vice-Presidentg GALE DICKEY, Secrrflniyg SALLY MAYO, T1'ea5urerg KAYE CJoLL1Ns, Idixlorinng 151Q'i'sx' BUCHANAN, Repo:-Lerg Miss RUTH G1LLEsr1i:, Sponsorg Miss CHRISTINE O'BRIEN, Sponsor. The Home Economics Club members work toward their specific Objectives by participating in the promotion of the objectives and programs of the American Home Economics Association. From the fall Dessert Party for new members, and the Freshmen to the May picnic, the club offered many challenges and experiences to its members. During the year professional people gave demonstrations of their Held's activities and possibilities for future home economists. The year's activities included these programs: bake sales, a party each quarter, and a special charity project. Page 129