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

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A W-W THIRD FLOOR l ir.tI Row: Sharon XVilliams, Marilyn Cltristoplrer, Glynn Austin, Penny NIC- .-Xnn. Lynn Austin. Lynn Perry. Srcmtrl Row: Becky Maxwell, Peggy Elliot, Betsy XVilliams, janice Ivy, Sandra Fleming, Royce Springer, Gail lfogelbcrg, Ruth Fry. Third Row: Martha jane Ford, Sharon Sanders. lileanor Stoll, Diana Powell. Gooch Foster, Myra Hale. Nancy Harris. Reba june Stanlielcl, Sondra Sue Warmaek. FIRST FLOOR Firxl Row: Nvanda Bobo, Patty Colyer, Sarah Cortlell, Paulette Burger, Judy Sorrells, Ruth Dickey. Second Row: Marilyn Hopwoocl, Gini Routon, Harriet White, Kaye Collins, Alicia Green, Judy Marlowe. SECOND FLOOR First Row: Tolline Sweeney. Pat Hliser, Pat Wilkinson. Knaren Frazier. Zara Richards, jerry Davenport, Wilma Gale Griggs. Ann Wztrren. Gale Dickey, Barbara Calyeare. Sec- 07111 Row: Frances Reecl, Barbara Bnie, joy jean. Joyce Scribner. Bonnye Clayton. Lana Bradley, Ann Taylor, Melanie Hamilton. Martha Sawyers. Thin! Row: .Indy Springer, I.uclie Oliver. Sharon Davie. Lillyan Stan- Gcld, Harriet Ikarfl, Jeanie 'M0ore, Linda Scott, Myra jones, Sally Mitchell. Page 167

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OFFICERS HARRIET IKARIJ. Pwfsiflenlg BECKY NIAXNVELL, Vifw-Prrsizlezztg JILL UP- ToN, Secretary: M ARTI-IA PATRICIQ, '1're11.v1m'rg NANCY LUCAS, Cn-Fire Chief: JERR Y DAVENPORT, Co-Fire Chief: Kmfc COLLINS, Historian, JAN BRACI-I, I7'1l67'!I'01'Hlil0f37 Council Repre- .sentali1Je,' MRS. ANNALEE BRANTLEY, Head Resident, SUZANNE SCHEN, As- sistant Head Resident. CONFEDERATE HALL H Southern Belle in every room. IIIILCI'-LlO1'1I1 social life was hopping. Orienta- tion skits, a horror house, and tales of the Belle Wlitch in October. The warm benevo- lent lellin of sewing Christmas stockings a-nd filling them with toys lor hospital children . . . These are U.D.C .... Spring brought the thrill of dances, stunning on the roof, pining seranades, June brides and graduates and a successlul open house. Ylfhere does all this happen? In the Kingdom ol the Confederacy where every queenls a belle. Page 166 GROUND FLOOR First Row: Sandra Walker, Frances Bruce, Virginia Gill, Judy Coblc, Anne l'Vebster, Suzanne Stroud, Dorothy Doss, Becky Morton. Second Itozu: Mary Lowe, Mary Meese, Freddy Malone, Gayle Petty, Sandra lirimm, lilaine Campbell, Kay Gardner, Nancy Lucas. Third Row: jill Upton, Matilda Couch, Kathleen Sharp, Ellen Hackson, Judy Snellgrove, jan Brach, Sue Gunter, Shannon Osborne. ,fT5Qif'1 ' I ' U

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jmi l Q' y. R .11 5 up OFFICERS SANDE KURTZ. Prcnwirlrfvzlc CI A ROL VER- NIILYE, Vice-P1'1'.si1lz'1Il,' GINNY HEAD. Ser'- rr'lr11'y,' SUSAN PERRY. Tl'l'IlXlll'l'l'f lWARY Cllblfxxitriic, Fire Alnr.slml.- I.uc:r ,-XLHRI-iii. Ilrfjmrlerg SUSAN PERRY. 1uivrd0rmiIm'y Council .RC'fI7'l'.Vl71lfIlffT7l'f MRS. Nl A Xl I E Colitis. Head Hes-izlwzl: UND.-x XIARKULY. . ,4.vxislant Henri Rasizlwii. EAST HALL ouvenirs rom forgotten ays. The beginning of the 1961-62 school year saw the influx of freshman girls to East Hall. After the preliminary business of getting settled in the new environment the dormitory saw many lights burning late at night and many partieal jokes. Popcorn parties, sing-songs, and jam sessions were held in the lobby to help break the strain of studying. l'Vinter Quarter was a- time of great flood problems for the freshmen girls. Seven Hoods within six weeks kept all residents busy sweeping and mopping. Our head residents were sympathetic and understanding listeners to all our problems. Their reputation as being very prompt at closing the doors spread rapidly when some of us found ourselves locked out after the last good night. Page 168 Rooms are made spic and span for weekly room check.