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

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FIRST FLOOR Ifirxl lfmu: lilizalmclll Kcinpcr. Ccla Line. Bcvc1'lyBovLl 'Mar Clnmluc Sanclv Kirk I I y K , I L I I . land, Marylync Hlclkcr. Cindy Kimbrough. Surmzrl l31m':Jllcly Wallace. l'alric'ia Tip- ton. Joyce Carlcr, Kathy Jennings, Linda Horne, Lucy .-Klbrcc. liaralcc Boranfclcl Carole Harris. SECOND FLOOR l ir.s'l Row: Kathie While. Linda Lung, Sue Ricliarcls, Ginny I-Icail, Iillcn Weak- lcy, Candy Garth. Szffmzrl Row: Glenda Calxin. Liz Bosllcll, Susan Balcs, Sue Slygli. Ruth Coggin. Gloria Parker, juan Clnwlins. Arlcnc Campo. Kalllcriuc Wag- slcr. Thirrl Ilnzr: .Xnnc lfrcczc. 'Margie Praliin, Suc ll2lllllIg1ll'lI1Cl', Susan Perry, Sancly Stewart, Sue lillwarnls, llyan Barr. Bcina Lawson. Sandy lX'll'Bl'ElyCS. lfuurtlz lirmi: 'l'oni Pippznl. Kay Lolnuann, -lucly Cfllltllllilll. I.ca Oslncr. Xlelanic Mingcr. llrcnmla X-Yillizuns, Nlarian Bell. Virginia Brinkley. THIRD FLOOR Firxl Rozv: Louise Baggcnsloss. Nancy Winlorcl, Mary Virginia Dunn, Fran Saf- forml. Brcnmla XValson. Szrroizzl Row:-Icanne lfollnrcr. jean Davis. jane Hcuglcy, lima Raye Gross. l.incla Durlianl. Linda Klar- slial. Third Row: Becky Bramlmlctt, Mary johnson, Dornlliy Sanzlcrs. Suu Dunbar. Carol YCl'lllllyC. Sanclc Kurtz, Peggy Xlcllmy. Fnurll1 Ilona' Alcan l.lllllllClllll. Shannon Kcrnictk. Nlary Marlin. Mauve- linc Nlilfllll. Slurrrcnx '1'hrn'n. Mary l5CllC1'4 lciu, Judy Roberson. Page 169

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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.

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I : .L.. ,......----- 1 ini 4- f 15 , . E L i it l mm-wmms.swmw I ills .is P OFFICERS ' 2 ,gf 4,5 . C .ii 0? Dicicna DICKERSON, Preszrlentg TOMMY i KIARTIN,ViC6-P1'U.XfllCIIl,' JIM ANDRICXVS, 12,32 SCCP'Clfl7'3l'719'1!!ISlll'!?l'j RAY MUROV, Fire ggi z ii AflI!'.Yl1!llj LEON VOLI-IERT, Rejiorler: g- , JIM PETERS, Inlerdornzitory Council QQ Qi 1f!'AlIl'65l?'!IfIlfi'l!6j KIRS. RUTH BERNDY, Head Residentg PERRY KELLY, Assist- ' gy ant Head Resident. f k , .. E is WEST HALL QM! sessions N Shoes are shined for that big date. 1 E Page 170 lasting til dawn . For the Iirst time at Peabody the men ol X'Vest had a woman as head resident. Under her guidance, the one hundred hlteen residents enjoyed one of the most active years the dorm has seen. 'Who could forget the dorm suppers attended by over a hundred hungry males plus such distinguished guests as Dr. Robb? And the popcorn and candy served to late TV viewers? Belore the Clnistmas holidays, Mfest Hall raised money and gave clothing and toys to a needy lfamily. This year work was begun in the basement, unused since its days as a cafeteria. converting it into new rooms for oc- cupancy this summer. Also planned in one base- ment room was a study room and ri recreation room. l I v v