Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1926 volume:

PRESENTED TO Georgia Southern College % Zach S. Henderson Library § GIFT OF MR. MRS. ROBERT J. BRINSON ? V$ IN MEMORY OF THEIR SOIJ gj FRANK J. BRINSON THE REFLECTOR VOLUME I Published by THE STUDENTS OF GEORGIA NORMAL SCHOOL STATESBORO, GEORGIA The Staff of 1926 in sending out this, the first volume of The Ref)ector, has attempted to make it worthy of the confidence placed in us hy the student- hody. It has heen our aim to reflect the joys, the hopes, the duties, the pleasures, and the ideals of our college life. (ttontntts BOOK I BOOK II faculty BOOK III BOOK IV CDrgatttiattmts Sfitrattnn (Jui our $Imuorut iErttPfit Btrtor 2?nUtB t« rmuuuttmt of bin Bymoattnj anil fomuuht uthirb inspire i|nuth to greater ano nohlrr orpoo, wxb his untiring rftnrta uthirlj baur gumt to ua unltmtttfo o oortunttu B in rnu- ratimt. uir affrrtimuttrln, bpitfrate tljts, tin 4 first uoluntr of Sltr ISfflrrtur A Warb of ( rr rting $$r arr ulaii gnu haur mac? gnur may into tlir (UnUrur Wnrln. 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West Dormitory on the opposite side of the campus is identical in appearance and ca- pacity with the above building. Funds were provided from local sources. ANDERSON DINING HALL This building was erected in 1912. It has lately been dedicated to Hon. J. Randolph Anderson, of Savannah. Ga., tvho was chair- man of the Board of Trustees from the creation of the college ENTRANCE TO DORMITORY This view shows a close-up of the small or end entrance to the dormitories. LIBRARY This picture gives a glimpse of the interior of the main library- It is one of the most used depart- ments of the college. ERNEST VICTOR HOLLIS, B. Sc., M Sc., M. A President B. Sc.. Mississippi A. M. College; M. Sc.. Mississippi A. M. College; A. M. Columbia University of New York: work towards Ph. D. Degree at Columbia; rural school teacher; high school principal and teacher; instructor in Botany and Plant Pathology at Mississippi A. M. College; assistant Pathologist Bureau of Plant In- dutry ol the United States Department of Agriculture; principal Slate Agricultural School for the First District: President Ceorgia Normal School. BURRUS 1 TTHEWS. A. 15.. M. A Dean A. B., M. A., Union University: graduate work one year at Tulane I niversity; graduate work in School Administration at George Peabody College for Teachers; principal of high schools of West Tennessee for four years; instructor in English, Warren Easton Boys High School. New Orleans; professor of Education and Psychology, Piedmont College; professor of Education and Psychology. Mississippi Woman ' s College; dean and head of Department of Psychology, Georgia Normal School. LAURA E. HAYNES, B. S., M. A Education B. S. Degree from George Peabody College, Nashville. Tenn. ; M. A. Degree from Teach- ers ' College, Columbia University, New York; Diploma from Alabama State College, Montevallo, Ala.; attended Chicago University 1922; Summer Courses at University of Alabama and University of Tennessee; work in teaching; assistant in high school in Alabama six years; head of English Department and lady principal State Normal School, Daphne. Ala., one summer; taught Psychology; assistant in high school, Englewood. N. J., one year; head of Department of Education at Teachers College, Miss., 1924- ' 25. B. Sc.. Mississippi A. M. College; Clarke Memorial College; Graduate work, Missis- sippi A. M. and University of Georgia; George Peabody College for Teachers; Agri- culturist Simpson County Agricultural High School, Miss., 1915-16. 1916-17; U. S. Army, Camp Jackson. S. C instructor in agriculture; State Agricultural School for First District; Agriculturist Georgia Normal School. One year at G. S. C. W.: graduate certificate course in music, Brenau Conservatory; special work in Atlanta Conservatory; head of Music Department, Bowdon, Georgia, High School, one year; head of Music Department. Mansfie ' d, Ga.. High School, two years; head of Music Department, Blackstone Military Academy, four years; taught Piano and Violin. Blackstone College tor Girls, one year. DAVID NYE BARRON, B. S. A. Agriculture EVELYN H. COLEMAN 1 II si, JESSIE GARSIDE. B. A.. M. A History A. B., Cornell College; M. A., University ot Chicago; summer courses I niversity of Chicago. 1921-22-23-24; teacher of history in high schools of Iowa; teacher of history high school at Oskaloosa, Iowa four year-: head of the Social Science Department two years; teacher of European and American History. Southwest Missouri Teachers Col- lege at Cape Girardeau. Missouri summer school. 192.S. EDITH JOHNSON. A. B.. M.A Languages A. B., Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga.; M. A.. Emory University. Atlanta, Ga., eight years ' experience; head of Language Department. Memphis, Tenn.. high school, 1922- 1924; head oi Language Department. Georgia Normal School. HILDA TUBB. A. B.. M.A English A. B. Degree from Tennessee College. Murlreesboro. Tenn.: M. . Degree from George Peibody College. Nashville, Tenn.: taught English and French two years at Beckles High School. Beckley, W. Va., and two years at Morristown High School. Morristown, Tenn.: instructor in English. Hall Moody Junior College, Martin. Tenn.. summer 1925. FLORKIE MATH IS Secretary -Registrar MALVINA TRUSSELL, B. S Science B. S. Degree from Georgia State College for Women ; six years ' teaching experience in Georgia schools, including five years as principal of Junior High Schools; assistant in Physics at G. S. C. W. ; intructor. Georgia Normal School, summer 1925; head of Science Department. Georgia Normal School; graduate work at Cornell University. MRS. JEWEL JORDAN MATTHEWS Industrial. Arts Two years of art at Piedmont College; special student of Geneva Allbright in Draw- ing, Charcoal, and Water Color; special student. Glenny Mosley in China Painting; instructor in Basketry, Union University; instructor in China Painting and Basketry in Mississippi Woman ' s College. !RS. LI LA K. I5EI I Dean oj II omen MRS. J. R. OLIVE Dean oj Men ELIZABETH BRUCE, B. S., H. E Home Economics B. S., H. E., State College of Agriculture; I niversity of Georgia; grad uate work, Uni- versity of Georgia and Columbia University; instructor State Agricultural School for First District; Georgia Normal Scl I. J ( ) K = : (HI M IP 1 Hfta. 1 HH 1KS. JESSE (). JOHNSTON. A.I! Expression Graduate of Brenau College Conservator) with A. 1!. Decree. l ' )| ' ): elected to member- ship in Zeta Phi Eta. National Honorary Orator) Sorority; Expression teacher in States- I i • High School. JOHN M. PHAGAN. B. S Director of Extension Department B. S., State Normal College, Florence, Ala.; superintendent of public schools of Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee; Hartsville, Ala.; Villa Rica, Ga. ; Powder Springs, Ga.. and Pulaski. ( Georgia. MABEL BRUNSON Bookkeeper i FRANCES STI I! US. A. B. Librarian Normal-English Diploma G. S. C. W. ; A. B. Degree from G. S. C. W. : assistant in Library at G. S. C. W., lour years; regular assginments in teaching English in High School Department. G. S. C. W.. practice school : teacher at Bethesda Hoys ' Home. Savannah. Ga. E. G. CROM ARTIE Physical Director State College ot Agriculture. 1 niversitj of Georgia; Physical Director and Coach. Agri- cultural School for the First District; Georgia Norma] School. VIOLA PERRY Mathematics Normal School graduate: College credits from I niversity of Georgia through corres- pondence and summer courses; graduate work in Mathematics; ten years ' teaching ex- perience; six years with Tifton A. M. School. Classes Book III Mascot Frances Barron Harvey Calhoun President J me Warren Secretary Class I ' lower: Blue Hyacinth Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Motto: We Build the Ladder by Which We Climb I If OB Wl?0 Prettiest Lucile Dekle Most Studious Janie Warren Most Popular Blanche Johnson Best All Round Annie Nella Screws Most Attractive Bernice WlLSON Best Athlete Lucy Rae Rushing Cutest Lucy Rae Rushing . oiliest . . Annie Nella Screws Best Man Harvey Calhoun Neatest Clyde Barber HARVEY CALHOUN Tarrytown, Ga. lchabod Do right, ear no man: Don ' t write, fear no woman. Entered ' 26; President of Sophomore Class; Member of Stephens Literary Society, President, third term, ' 26; Education Club; Eootball Squad; Captain of Basket-ball Team; Attorney-at-Law to Kangaroo Court. A man among men? No, a man among women. The only gentleman in our class, and you het we ' re proud of him. lchabod won his reputation on the athletic field. ECTOR LL ' CILE DEKLE Register, Ga. Jill Her very fro ens are fairer far Than .smiles l most maidens are Entered ' 25; Member of Stephen? Literary Soeiety, Secretary, second term, ' 25, Pianist, third term. 25. and second term. ' 26; Local Editor of The Torch, ' 26; President of Dramatic Club: Art Club; C. C. Club; Glee Club. Lucile is pretty, smart and attractive. Her intangible personality has won many friends for her. Her brown eyes speak volumes that tongue never uttered. BLANCHE JOHNSON Garfield, Georgia lunche ' outh in. pleasure should be spent. Age will come, we ' ll then repent. Entered ' 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society. 25, ' 26; Basket-hall, ' 25, 26; Captain of College Team, ' 26; President G. T. 0. B. Club; Secretary and Treasurer of Education Club. ' 26; Glee Club; Secretary and Treasurer of Girls ' Athletic Club; Member of Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Blanche is a peppy sort of girl, a friend to all and good-natured. You simply can ' t get angry with her. As captain of the basket-ball team she has shown her athletic abilities. LUCY RAE RUSHING Statesboro, Georgia Luke 77 be merry and free. I ' ll be sad for nobody. Entered ' 25; Secretary and Treasurer of Class, ' 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society. Chaplain, third term, ' 25, and Secretary, third term, ' 26; Basket-ball. 2. and ' 26; Secretary and Treasurer of G. T. 0. B. Club; Treasurer of Class, ' 26; Glee Club; Education Club: Girls ' Athletic Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Art Editor of The Reflector ; B. C. Club. There ' s a little bit of bad in every good little girl. Quite so with Luke ' - but her Naughtiness adds a delicious note to her character. She is a typical modern girl — dependable, democratic and athletic. ANNIE NELLA SCREWS Glennville, Georgia Skruze The girl worth while, is the girl who will smile. When everything goes dead wrong. Entered ' 25; Group Leader of Vesper, second term, ' 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society, Chaplain, second term, ' 25; President of Y. W. C. A., ' 25 and ' 26; Winner of Short Story Contest, ' 25; Editor-in-Chief of The Reflector, ' 26; Glee Club; Education Club; Athletic Club. Annie Nella is a girl of great intellectual powers and it is clearly seen by her work that she uses them. We have no fear for her as she goes out into life be- cause we know that she will succeed in almost any line. CT s e : JAMIE WARREN Pulaski. Georgia Miss Janie With the future now in view. She ' ll take the path that leads her through to success. Entered ' 25; Vice-President of Class, ' 25; Associate Editor of Station G. IN. S., ' ' 25; Secretary of Class, ' 26; Member of Stephens Literary Society, Vice-Pres- ident, third term, ' 25, and second term, ' 26; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President Dramatic Club; Vice-President Education Club; C. C. Club; Editor-in-Chief of The Torch, ' 26. Possessed of sympathetic heart and noble ambitions. Janie has made quite an enviable record at Georgia Normal. Her scholarship is of the highest type and her friendliness has won a place in the hearts of each of us. a BERN ICE WILSON Pulaski, Georgia jack Without love ami laughter. Life is nothing. Entered 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society, Program Committee; Win- ner of Loving Cup, ' 25; Member of Education Club; Whistler Art Club, Vice-Pres- ident, ' 26; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Business Manager of Class, ' 26; C. C. Club; Alumni Editor of Torch Staff. Some one once said: Beauty and brains will not mix. Bui all who know Bernice realize that theory and practice do not go hand in hand, for she is possessed of both. She is refined and reserved. CLYDELLE BARBER Savannah, Georgia Kollie Entered ' 23; Group Leader of Vesper Services, third term, ' 25, and first term, ' 26; Secretary of Stephens Literary Society, second term, ' 25, and first term, ' 26; Basket-ball Team, ' 25 and ' 26. kollie is just the kind of girl one is proud to have as a friend. She is never too busy to help any one in a task, never too tired to smile and speak a kind word, and never too self-centered to be considerate of others. ft J ft ft BERN ICE LEE Lcefield, Georgia Kiddish Entered 24; President of Freshman Class; President f Bulloch County Club; Member Oglethorpe Literary Society, Secretary, hrst term, ' 26; Assistant Editor of ' The Reflector ; McDowell Music Club, Vice-President, hrst term, ' 26; Education Club; Art Club; Y. W. C. A. THELMA JOHNSON Garfield. Georgia Handsome Entered ' 25; Secretary of Freshman Class; Basket-ball. 25, ' 26; Secretary and Treasurer Dramatic Club. ' 25, ' 26; Secretary and Treasurer of Art Club, ' 26; Mem- ber Stephens Literary Society; . W. C. A.; Glee Club; Music Club: Education Club; Athletic Club; G. T. 0. B. Club. TP t JUANITA COWART Garfield, Georgia Sober ' ' Entered 26; Member of Stephens Society; Basket-ball of ' 26. MARION DuBOSE Ludowici, Georgia Likable Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Society; Basket-ball, ' 26; Education Club; Athletic Club; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Scrap-bag Editor of Torch ; G T 0 B Club. s£ l ' ( BERTIE EANIER Statesboro, Georgia Ready Entered ' 26; Glee Club; Member of B. C. Club. OLEIE MAE LANIER Brooklet, Georgia Neat Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Society; Glee (dub; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Member of B. C. Club. Education Clul 6: ARRIE LOU LEE Dover. Georgia -Jolly- Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Society; Basket-ball of ' 26; H. E. Club; Athletic Club; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club. Club. ADA LOU ROWE Claxton, Georgia Peaceful Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic I SELMA RUSHING Statesboro, Georgia Blissful Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Society; Basket-ball, ' 26; Athletic Club; Glee Club; Member of B. C. Club. DOROTHY THOMAS Jacksonville, Florida Musical Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Critic, second term, President, third term, ' 26; Treasurer Y. W. C. A.; President of Art Club; G. T. O. B. Club; Verse Editor of Torch. ASA PATRICK WALL Pulaski. Georgia Puny To do well is to succeed Entered ' 24; Football, Basket-ball. Baseball, Track, ' 23- ' 26; Member of Stephens Literary Society, President, first term, ' 25; President Senior Class; Captain Football Team, ' 24-26; Group Leader Vesper Services, first term, ' 25; Glee Club; President of Y. M. C. A.; Sheriff of Kangaroo Court. TRUE WATSON Metter. Georgia True True to her word, her work, and her friends. Entered ' 25; Member of Oglethorpe Society, Secretary and Treasurer, ' second term, ' 26; Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class; President of Athletic Club; H. E. Club; Education Club; Y. W. C. A.; C. C. Club. m;i so Millen, Georgia Baby Be a friend io all, but love only one. Entered ' 26; Member of Athletic Association; Athletic Club; G. T. 0. B. Club; . W. C. A.; Glee Club; Annual Staff; Stephens Literary Society, Historian, second term; Historian of Senior Class; High School Basket-ball Team. AUBREY ALDERMAN Statesboro, Georgia Grasswidow When he was a little boy, he was so sweet and gay; He had to take the dogs along to keep the girls away. ' ' Entered ' 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society, President, one term; Glee Club; Education Club; Group Leader of Vesper Service, second term, ' 26; Vice- President Senior Class, ' 26; Football; Basket-ball, Baseball; B. C. Club. DICY BRANNEN Statesboro, Georgia The first element of success is the determination to succeed. Entered ' 26; Member of B. C. Club; Day Student. PERCY LEE COWART Pulaski, Georgia Why should 1 worry. I ' ll get there somehow. Entered 26; Day Student. LEXIE MAE BLAND Statesboro. Georgia Sam Know thyself, but don ' t tell everybody about it. ' Entered ' 23; Member of B. C. Club; Day Student. MARJORIE RUTH BOWEiV Savannah. Georgia Kitten The light oj love, the parity of grace, The mind the music, breathing from her face. ' Entered ' 25; Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class, ' 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society. ' 25. ' 26; Pianist, first term, ' 25; McDowell Music Club, ' 25. ' 26, President, first ' term. ' 25; Y. W. C. A.; H. E. Club; Education Club; Glee Club: Athletic Association; G. T. 0. B. Club. MITCHELL THOMAS HOLLO WAY. JR. Metter, Georgia Mike Give me a hotel of wine: ' tis sweeter than a maiden ' s kiss. Entered ' 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society, ' 25, ' 26, Guard. 2( : Bas- ket-ball. Football. Baseball. ' 25, ' 26; Kangaroo Court; Vice-President C. C. Club. ELLIE MAE BERRY Metter. Georgia Ette Better not to be at all than not to be noble. Entered ' 25: Member of Oglethorpe Society. o DAISY BOYKIN Halcyondale, Georgia Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Education Club; Glee Club. GEORGE JARRIEL Jimmie Let your conscience be your guide. Entered Junior Class, ' 25; Member of Stephens Literary Society, ' 26; Y. M. C. A.; Clerk of Kangaroo Court, ' 26. ELIZABETH CALHOUN Tarrytown, Georgia Lib Never take life too seriously. 1 ou wont gel out alive anyway. Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Literary Society; G. T. 0. B. Club; Athletic Association; Glee Club; McDowell Music Club; High School Basket-ball Team. Dover, Georgia Snookums A lender heart, a will inflexible. Entered ' 26; Member of Glee Club; Stephens Society; Y. W. C. A.; H. E. Club. HARRY JARRIEL Collins, Georgia Surge Happy am I, from eare I ' m free Why ain ' t they all contended like me? Entered ' 24; Member of Stephens Society: Y. M. C. A.; Kangaroo Court. SUSIE A. DASHER Marlow, Georgia Quiet in appearance n ith motives unknoicn. Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Education Club. NELLIE ERANKLIN Statesboro, Georgia Nell I chillier, dialler, as 1 go. Entered ' 25; Member of B. C. Club; Day Student. ARTHUR MENDES KICKLIGHTER Glenville, Georgia Jiggs Let the wide world wiggle. I ' ve got it by the tail. Entered ' 25; Member of Stephens Society, Chaplain, first term. 26; Kangaroo Court; Glee Club; Manager Basket-ball Team. ' 26; Y. M. C. A.; Education Club: ( ' hecr Leader Football Team. MARGARET LEOLA HENDRIX Pulaski. Georgia Lol y Lei me live in the house by the side o) the road, and be a friend to man. Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Literary Society, Pianist, third term: Edu- cational (dub: C. C. Club; Assistant Editor-in-Chief of The Torch. ' i nil BLANCHE JONES Savannah, Georgia Topsy She ' s light and happy and gay. as full of life as a bright May Day. Entered ' 22; Member of Athletic Association; G. T. 0. B. Club: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Club; President Freshman and Sophomore Classes, ' 22, ' 25; Basket-ball Team, ' 22- ' 26, Captain, ' 26; Sport Editor Station G. N. S.; Cheer Leader. ' 25- ' 26. LeGRANDE LAMB Garfield. Georgia Candy It matters not if I won the game. But it matters how I won it. Entered ' 26; Member Stephens Literary Society; Basket-ball, ' 26. JESSIE JOHNSON Garfield, Georgia Jake Get the best of yourself before the other man gets it. Entered ' 25; Member of the Stephens Society, ' 25- ' 26; Education Club- Y W C. A.; H. E. Club; Basket-ball Team; G. T. 0. B. Club. 0: SALLIE JOHNSON Garfield. Georgia Sal Speak less than thou knowest. Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society. HOWARD CARSWELL LANE Dover. Georgia Sheer If omen are the bread of life. I am hungry. Entered ' 26; Member of Glee Club; Athletic of Torch; Stephens Society; Critic, third term. BERDIE MAE LEE Statesboro. Georgia Bert Oh. U ell he gay! A bright to-day will make a bright tomorrow. Entered ' 23; Secretary-Treasurer of ( ' .la-,-. ' 23; Member of Stephen? Society, Historian, first term, ' 23, Vice-President, third term, ' 26; Music Club, Secretary- Treasurer, second term, ' 23, Secretary, second term, ' 24, President. ' 26; Basket- ball, ' 24, ' 26; Education Club; Vice-President H. E. Club; Athletic Club; Athletic Association; Glee Club; U. R. of Y. W. C. A.; G. T. 0. B. Club. elise McGregor Halcyondale, Georgia Once a friend, always your friend. Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Athletic Club; Glee Club. SAM P. JONES Elza, Georgia Goofy It is a great plague to be too handsome a man. Entered ' 26; President Glee Cluh; Judge of Kangaroo Court; Business Manager of Torch ; Education Club; . M. C. A.; Stephens Society, Guard, second term. Critic, first term. MARGARET FRANCES NEWTON Herndon, Georgia Maggie My tongue within my lips I reign. For who talk much must talk in vain. Entered ' 26; Memher of H. E. Club; Oglethorpe Society; Athletic Club; Bas- ket-ball ; Education Cluh. )R JOHNNIE CLYDE RINER Meeks, Georgia Jonnie Talk and the world talks with you; Be silent and you are silent alone. ' ' Entered ' 25; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Art Club; Music Club; Glee Club. PAUL RAULERSON Ludovvici, Georgia Dean Bite off more than you can chew, and chew it. Plan more than you can do, and do it. Entered ' 23; Member of Debating Team; Stephens Society. Chaplain, third term; Editor-in-Chief of Station G. N. S., ' 24, ' 25; First Leader of Vesper Service; I bird Vice-President of Education Club; Solicitor of Kangaroo Court, ' 25, ' 26. BERDIE MAE STEWART Garfield, Georgia Bert The good die young: I want to live. Entered 26; Member Stephens Society; . W. C. A.; Education Club; H. E. Club: Athletic Club; Basket-ball Team: G. T. 0. B. Club. 6= =r S ; f WILLIE MAE WATSON Metter, Georgia Bill I have a heart with room for everybody. Entered ' 25; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Athletic Club; Basket-ball; H. E. Club; C. C. Club. JOE SIKES Claxton, Georgia Belter than riches or worldly wealth Is a heart that is always jolly. Entered ' 23; Member of Stephens Society; Glee Club; Track Team, ' 25. ' 26. EUNICE WILSON Pulaski, Georgia Her hair is brown, her smile is gay, She has a merry winning way. Entered 26; Member of Stephens Society; Glee Club; Education Club: C. C. Club. ffWMMWIIIIIIIrli«HW THELMA WILSON Dover, Georgia Jimmy Loveliness needs not the foreign aid of ornament. Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Society; Pianist, first term; Secretary of H. E. Club; Pianist of Glee Club; Literary Editor of The Torch ; Y. W. C. A. FRANK WALLSTEIN WYANT Dover. Georgia Pa Wile It does not pay to worry: things are bound to happen anyway. Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Society: Football, 26. Sftstoru nf Senior Class If time should roll back her silken curtain, I wonder how we should enjoy seeing ourselves as others see us? Well we remember one September morning in 1922. when we found ourselves a group of Freshmen. We soon realized that we were in the midst of a four-year s battle for high school freedom. We foresaw ourselves in our dreams as the greatest and grandest graduating class that our school would see for many years. We ran into mathematics and science. These evidentl) proved fatal to some of our mem- bers for they did not return the second year, but the majority worked and learned. The second year brought many new faces to replace those who chose to linger by the wayside, or who had failed to accomplish what they should as Freshies. We were beginning to feel that we were Hearing our goal and, of course, felt our importance. This time biology and history were the obstacles, but through many hours of work they were mastered. We entered our Junior year with light hearts and high hopes, although our schedule was becoming heavier each year. There were new faces again in our midst. At last the dawn of our Senior vear faced us. After four years of hard study and a full determination to complete our task we, thirty-seven in number, have reached our goal. We hope that again some day we shall meet each other and the faculty in such a way that they will realize that our school days were not spent in vain. Truly, we are glad that we have struggled through our high school davs and have won the fight. We now realize that we are going out into the world to work, to study, to learn, and to do good deeds for others; therefore, let each of us take a part in the world s great plans. Mary Brinson. Historian. Mui b Win in tlir 8 rntnr (Class Prettiest Leola Hendrix Most ittractive Thelma Wilson .4 05 Athletic Girl True Watson Most Athletic Boy Asa Wall Cutest Ruth Bowen Best All-round Boy Asa Wall Best ill-round Girl Thelma Wilson Most Studious Mary Brinson Jolliesl Mendes Kicklighter Neatest Ruth Bowen Most Talented Thelma Wilson Most Intellectual Paul Raulerson Quietest M AGGIE NEWTON Most Handsome Boy Sam Jones § nttnr (Elaas $lnm When everything has gone all wrong. And sorrow ' s clouds hang low, A thought goes with me all day long That frees my soul from woe. When the fond wish for which I long Does fade and melt away, I have a thought that brings a song, That cheers me on my nay. When friends prove false, whom I thought true. And hurtful words are spoken. I have a thought of roseate hue, That heals a heart that ' s broken. I think of Hope who plays her harp. U ith just a lovely string. So as long as God does life imparl, 1. too. shall play and sing. D dhuttnr (Clasa Alex Tippens President Ansel Franklin Vice-President Delle Hagin Secretary and Treasurer Motto: The elevator to success is not running; take the stairs. Colors: Gold and White Flower: Marechal Niel Rose ALEXANDER L. TIPPENS, JR. Daisy, Georgia Speedy Entered ' 25; President Sophomore Class; Member of Stephens Society, Pres- ident, second term, ' 26; President of Junior Class; Y. M. C. A.; Football. MARGARET DELLE HAGIN Statesboro, Georgia Dell Entered ' 24; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Civics Club; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Secretary of Junior Class. ARLEY BRANNEN Statesboro, Georgia - trley Entered ' 23; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Y. W. C. A.; B. C. Club. KATHRYN EMELYN KING Riceboro, Georgia Emelyn Entered ' 24; Member of Oglethorpe Society, Secretary, third term; Civics Club, ' 24; Music Club; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club. GEORGE ANSEL FRANKLIN Kathwood, South Carolina Mr. Hollis Entered ' 24; Member of Oglethorpe Society, President, first term; Glee Club; Civics Club, ' 24; Football. MARJORIE EARLE LEE Leefield, Georgia Earl Entered ' 25; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Music Club. JAMES GRADY WILSON Summit. Georgia Jay Entered ' 25; Member of Stephens Society; Member of Baseball, Football and Basket -bal 1 Teams. FAN N IE BELLE HOLTON Soperton, Georgia Funnie Belle Entered ' 26: Member of Oglethorpe Society; H. E. Club; Dramatic Club. MARIE CELIA MIKELL Statesboro, Georgia Rosy Entered ' 24; Member of Civics Club; Member of Oglethorpe Society. MONTGOMERY PRESTON Statesboro, Georgia Morning Glory Entered ' 26; Member of Stephens Literary Society; Glee Club; Day Student. 6) 8 nphmuore (Class Motto: The door to success is labeled P-U-S-H. Colors: Purple and Lavender Flower: Violet, AMY LUCILE GIBBS Tifton, Georgia Tootsie Entered ' 26; President of Class; Secretary and Treasurer of Stephens Literary Society, second term; Member of Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; H. E. Club; Athletic Club. JOHN D. WATSON Metter, Georgia . D. Entered ' 26; Vice-President of Class; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Y. M. C. A.; C. C. Club. ELSIE MAE GOODMAN Orangeburg. South Carolina Goodie Entered ' 25; Secretary and Treasurer of Class; Member of Y. W. C. A.; Stephens Literary Society; Athletic Club. ROBERT COURSEY Lyons. Georgia Gorsey Entered ' 25; Representative of Class; Member of Athletic Club; Y. M. C. A.; Stephens Society, Vice-President, second term; Football; Basket-ball. HARMON ALDERMAN Statesboro, Georgia Hey Entered ' 25; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Y. M. C. A.; B. C. Club. LINCOLN BOYKIN Halcyondale, Georgia Lancon Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Vice-President, second term: , l . M. C. A.; Group Leader of Vesper Services, third term. JEANETTE GRACE Uvalda, Georgia Crflce Entered ' 26; Member of Oglethorpe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Club; Music Club. JAMES PRICE Oak Park, Georgia Wild Boy Entered ' 26; Chaplain of Stephens Society, second term; Member of Y. M. C. A.; Athletic Club. 3 ««s8 0 4Pi ft v V) V f vi O V V) h V« N v © A IT €S O V V V V JAk Af ' ' 4 (Shjlrtljnrpp iCttprartj Swietij Motto: With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future Flower: White Rose Miss Haynes and Miss Johnson Sponsors MEMBERS Ansel Franklin President, first term Ruth Belcher President, second term Dorothy Thomas President, third term Maggie Newton John D. Watson Ada Lou Rowe Ellie Mae Berry Earle Lee Lincoln Boykin Johnnie Clyde Riner Delle Hagin Willie Mae Watson Daisy Boykin Mary Lou Cowart Fannie Belle Holton Jeanette Grace Annie Mae Wiley Elise McGregor Bernice Lee Emelyn King Susie Dasher Sallie Johnson Margaret Matthews True Watson Arley Brannen I. C A. (Eabtupt IPor 1925-2B Annie Nella Screws President Thelma Johnson Vice-President Janie Warren Secretary Dorothy Thomas Treasurer Bertie Mae Lee Under- graduate Rep. The Y. W. C. A. attempts, through its weekly meetings, to bring all the girls I needier in a devotional service. Prayer-meetings are held each night at 9:30 o ' clock. At Thanksgiving, the Y. W. C. A., together with the Y. M. C. A., sent an of- fering to the Bethany Home at Vidalia. Georgia. It is our hope to establish a scholarship fund next vear. which will aid some worthy girl to attend school. 4 g trjjlums ffiitrranj Swirtit OFFICERS First Term Asa Wall President Clyde Barber Secretary and Treasurer Second Term Alex Tippens President Amy GlBBS . . Secretary and Treasurer Third Term Harvey Calhoun President Berdie Mae Lee Secretary and Treasurer Miss Ti bp. Sponsor I 9 §trpliiutB ffittrrary Swirty Aubrey Alderman Ruth Bowen Myrene Brown Harvey Calhoun Robert Coursey Marion DuBose Elsie Mae Goodman Leola Hendrix Blanche Jones Blanche Johnson Mendes Kicklighter Howard Lane Arrie Lou Lee Montgomery Preston I i (A Rae Rushing MEMBERS Annie IVella Screws Alex Tippens Thelma Wilson Asa Wall Berntce Wilson Walton Warnock Thelma Johnson Mary Brinson Clyde Barber Juanita Bland Elizabeth Calhoun Lucile Dekle Amy Gibbs Mike Holloway Georce Jarriel Jessie Johnson Sam Jones Le Grande Lamb Berdie Mae Lee Ollie Mae Lanier James Price Paul Raulerson Berdie Mae Stewart Willie Belle Waters Frank Wyant J nie Warren Glairs Warren Joe Sikes Kuz i:i;iti Bui e 1 V ®ljf Snrrtj 8 iaff Janie Warren Editor-in-Chief Leola Hendrix Assistant Editor Sam P. Jones Business Manager Alex L. Tippens. Jr 4sst. Business Manager Thelma Wilson Literary Editor Dorothy Thomas Verse Editor Marion DuBose Scrap-bag Editor Elsie Mae Goodman Joke Editor LuciLE Dekle Local Editor Bernice Wilson Alumni Editor Howard Lane Athletic Editor ffllnstbr Art (tthth Color: Yellow and White Flower: Shasta Daisy Dorothy Thomas President Bernice Wilson l ice-President Thelma Johnson Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Matthews Sponsor Margaret Matthews Mascot Ruth Belcher Mary Lou Cowart Johnnie Clyde Riner Lucile Dekle Arrie Lou Lee Ollie Mae Lanier Ada Lou Rowe Bernice Lee Lucy Rae Rushing Janie Warren Miss Lottie McElveen Miss Hattie Powell Miss Florrie M ath is Miss Mabel Brunson JRtrJjar a iSomr Erminuura (Ehtb Dorothy Thomas President Berdie Mae Lee Vice-President Myrene Brown Corresponding Secretary Thelma Wilson Recording Secretary Blanche Jones Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Bruce and Miss Malvina Trussel . . Supervisors Marjorie Anne Hollis Mascot Motto: Pa ' ience ivins. ,r =r«£ Ji KG iUirljariia linmr ErnnmntrB (Chili Bland, Juanita Bou en, Marjorie Ruth Brown. Im;e k Calhoun, Elizabeth Cooper. Allene Cowart. Juanita Gibbs, Amy Holton, Fannie Belle Johnson. Jessie Jones. Blanche Lee, Arrie Lou Lee, Berdie Mae Newton, Maggie Stewart. Berdie Mae Thomas, Dorotih V ARKEN. GlADI S Watson. Willie Mae Watson. True ilson, Thelma lEiUtratum (Chtb Paul Raulerson President Janie Warren Vice-President Blanche Johnson Secretary Miss Haynes Sponsor Bernice Lee Eunice Wilson True Watson Dicy Brannen Thelma Johnson Maggie Newton Susie Dasher Willie Belle Waters Ruth Bowen Elise McGregor Sam Jones Myrene Brown Lucile Dekle Bernice Wilson Annie Mae Wiley Mendes Kicklighter Willie Mae Watson Lucy Rae Rushing Juanita Bland Aubrey Alderman Daisy Boykin Ollie Mae Lanier Jesse Johnson Bertie Mae Lee Annie Nella Screws Leola Hendrix Ruth Belcher Dorothy Thomas Gladys Warren Marion DuBose Berdie Mae Stewart 1926 kg v J fir ' V v v Bke flfti (Biff (Blub Sam Jones Thelma Wilson Miss Coleman Aubrey Alderm w Daisy Boykin Mary Brinson Ruth Bowen Elizabeth Calhoun Aleen Cooper Lucile Dekle Marion DuBose Jeanette Grace Amy Gibbs Elsie Mae Goodman Leola Hendrix Blanche Jones Mendes Kicklighter Emelyn King Howard Lane Bertie Lanier Bertie Mae Lee Bernice Lee President Pianist Sponsor Arrie Lou Lee Ollie Mae Lanier Elise McGregor Montgomery Preston Lucy Rae Rushinc Annie Nella Screws Joe Sikes Eunice Wilson Bernice Wilson Asa Wall HHHHHHHHBHSHBHHHHHBHiHHHHHHHi GIRLS ' ATHLETIC CLUB R Iramatir (Eluh LuciLE Dekle President Bernice Wilson Vice-President Thelma Johnson Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. J. 0. Johnston . . Sponsor Ruth Belcher Mary Lou Cowart Ada Lou Rowe Fannie Belle Holter Willie Belle Watters Elsie Mae Goodman Janie Warren SitUodj (Comity (Klnb Bernice Lee .... President, Ruth Belcher, Secretary Treasurer Aubrey Alderman . Vice-President Miss Brunson Sponsor Harmon Alderman, Juanita Bland, Lexie Mae Bland. Dicy Brannen, Arley Bran- nen. Nellie Franklin, Delle Hagin, Mrs. J. 0. Johnson, Bertie Lanier, Ollie Mae Lanier, Earle Lee, Bertie Mae Lee, Marie Mikell, Montgomery Preston, Selma Rushing, Lucy Rae Rushing. (UnnUtv (Enmtlii Club Asa Wall President True Watson .... Secretary Mike Holloway . . Vice-President Miss Mathis Sponsor Ellie Mae Berry, Lucile Dekle, Janie Warren, Gladys Warren, Willie Mae Watson, John D. Watson, Bernice Wilson, Eunice Wilson, Percy Lee Cow- art. Leola Hendrix. t Cd leridar September 15 — School opens. September 18 — Opening reception. September 22 — Girls ' initiation. September 24 — Society initiations. September 28 — Boys Run the Gauntlet. October 16 — First football game with A. K. C. October 31 — Hallowe ' en Party given by Seniors. November 6 — Football game with Benedictine. November 16-21 — Education Week observed. November 24 — Mike wears a rose to have picture taken. November 26 — G. N. S. boys beat B. P. I. boys at football. November 27 — Sophomore Dinner Party. December 3 — Term exams begin. December 4 — Football reception given by Mr. Cromartie. December 13 — Rules off for 1 1 hours. December 14 — Sophomore privileges. December 18 — Go home for Christmas holidays. January 4 — School reopens. A few new faces seen on campus. January 11 — Breakfast without grits. January 20 — Boys begin waiting on table. Mary Lou cuts her hair. January 23 — No chapel. January 24 — Not required to go to church. January 26 — Began making pictures for The Reflector. February 15 — Miss Lendhoff lectures to girls. February 17 — Blanche and Jake have their hair cut boy bob. March 4 — Second term exams begin. March 8 — Blanche Johnson begins taking Home Economics. March 9 — Marriage Made Easy — A play presented by Ruth Belcher. Several girls interested. April 1 — Bedlam turned loose. April 14-19 — Spring holidays. May 20 — The Reflector arrives. Much rejoicing. June 7 — Graduation exercises. June 8 — Home Sweet Home. T ' T T JOKES -ADDS I Miss Haynes (in methods class): Lucile, what is meant by teaching a subject inductively? Lucile Dekle: It means inducing the children to learn. Mary Brinson (crying) : Walton, you ' ve broken that promise you made me. Walton Warnock: Never mind, dear. Don ' t cry. I ' ll make you another. Miss Stubbs: I don ' t intend to be married until I am thirty. Miss Trussell: I don ' t intend to be thirty until I am married. Ada Rowe: I don ' t know whether to become a poet or a painter. Ruth: Become a poet. Ada: Have you seen any of my poems? Ruth: No, but I ' ve seen some of your pictures. Miss Trussel (in zoology): We will now name all the lower animals in their order, beginning with Annie Nella. Howard Lane: What would you say if I threw you a kiss. Bertie Mae Lee: I ' d say you were the laziest boy I ever knew. Lexie Mae Bland: What a pity it is that all handsome men are conceited. Sam Jones: Not always; I ' m not. Miss Johnson (entering French Class and finding only Montgomery present): Well, where are all the rest of the fools? Montgomery Preston: I don ' t know. Miss Johnson, it seems that we are the cnly two here. Robert Coursey (in barber chair): Be careful not to cut my hair too short. People might take me for a girl. Miss Tubb (in English): Why Milton would spend a whole week on one paragraph. Thelma Johnson: That ' s nothing. I ' m spending thirty days on one sentence. Ansel Franklin: Are you the boot black who shined my shoes last? Boot black: No, sir, I ' ve been here only a year. Candy studied Latin Candy had a ' Trot ' Did he leave it in his room all its help forgot Did he stammer o ' er the words Fearing Miss Johnson ' s look? No, he tore the pages out And read them from his book. -X- -X- Garageman: There ' s always something broken about your car. Mr. Hollis: There certainly is, when I am around. -X- -X- -X- Mr. Mathews says the poet tells us to leave our foot prints on the sands of time, but not on the new cement being laid on the campus. Miss Tubb: Mendes, if I should say T have a million dollars ' what tense would that be? Mendes Kicklighter: That would be pretense. Joe Sikes had just stood an examination in mathematics, in which he made an F. He said : Miss Perry, I don ' t think 1 should get an ' F ' on this test. Neither do I, answered Miss Perry, but it was the lowest I could give you. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU and nothing will please us so much as to have you give us the opportunity. THE SEA ISLAND BANK STATESBORO, GEORGIA THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE AMUSU THEATRE The Home of HIGH CLASS PHOTOPLAYS A Place lor the Live Ones Change of Program TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY P. G. WALKER, Manager if., Pure Drugs Priees Right Quality and Sendee STERILE FRIGIDAIRE FOUNT HOLLINGSWORTH ' S UNUSUAL CANDIES HOLLAND DRUG COMPANY 11 here The Crouds Go Phone 414 Statesboro, Georgia , l io 5 l our Jeweler? ■ — THE REX ATI STORE Everything in Drugs TRY LIGGETTS and NUNNALLY ' S SMITH PRODI ( . I KODAKS 20 South Main Street ( ' AC, KS. TOBACCO Statesboro. Georgia STATIONERY, MAGAZINES Diamond Work and Remodeling FRANKLIN DRUG Old Jenelry a Specialty COMPANY A Good Drug Store ' ' EXPERT REPAIRING Phone 2 Ship Us Your Cream We pay Chicago standards and express charges on all ship- ments. Cans and checks returned promptly. Small shipments re- ceive same ervice as large. AT here Personal Service Is a Pleasure ' Buy Goldell Butter Made I torn thoroughly pas- teurized cream. Churned fresh daily in our sanitary creamery. It Has a Better Flavor DUBLIN CREAMERY, . DUBLIN, GA. WILLCOX The Furniture Man Furniture and House Furnishing Goods Agent for Columbia Graphophones Statesboro, Georgia E. C. OLIVER CO. LADIES ' and GENTS ' READY-TO-WEAR Store of Quality Statesboro, Georgia Statesboro Grocery Company Wholesale Distributors of the Famous Birdseye Flours BIRDSEYE ' S BEST— PLAIN LIGHTHOUSE— SELF- RISING None Better At Any Price COMPLIMENTS OF W. H. ELLIS COMPANY S. J. PROCTOR CONTRACTOR — and — BUILDER Phone 446 Laiinie F. Simmons Staple and Fancy Groceries Seed and Feed We Sell the Best for Less. Phones 20-366 Statesboro, Ga. ■ ■ When your school days have ended and the building ot a home is in order REMEMBER MERRY BROTHERS Augusta, Georgia The Largest Manufacturers of BRICK and TILE in the Southeast. , ggg J Compliments of West Side Pharmacy Reliable Druggists Phone 453 14 W. Main Raines Hardware Co. The Store of Service and Quality Phone 6 Statesboro, Ga. Cecil W. Brannen HARDWARE GROCERIES Telephone 239 28 - 30 West Main Street COMPLIMENTS OE CRANE CO. Savannah, Georgia Martin ' s Bakery You will enjoy our fine Cakes, Pies and Bread Phone No. 473 f PRESTON FILLING STATION GAS, OIL, GROCERIES AND DRINKS One mile out on road to Normal School WE SELL THAT GOOD GULF GAS The Supreme and Mobile Oils VISIT US- The Place of Courtesy BANK OF STATESBORO Stateshoro, Georgia CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS $200,000.00 Established 1894 J. W. Parks M. R. Olliir OLLIFF FUNER AL HOME AMBULANCE LADY ASSISTANT PHONES I Day ■ { Nighl 467 465 Stateshoro, Georgia AVERITT BROTHERS AUTO CO. Phone 103 Stateshoro, Ga. S. W. LEWIS FORD PRODUCTS Statesboro, Georgia FRED T. LANIER ATTORNEY AT LAW First National Hank Building Statesboro, Georgia Confidence— We feel that our past record and steady growth are evidence that we are worthy of your confidence. The policies ol this bank are founded on honest, upright principles. Strict adherence to honest, sound methods has done much toward the growth of this institution. : : : : The First National Bank STATESBORO, GEORGIA COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS RECEPTION AND VISITING CARDS MONOGRAM STATIONERY DANCE PROGRAMS DIPLOMAS FRATERNITY AND CLASS STATIONERY INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY ENGRAVED SEND FOR OUR SAMPLES AND PRICES J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. SOCIETY ENGRAVERS 103 PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA ..4 BLITCH-PARRISH COMPANY SELLS THE BEST OE EVERYTHING TO WEAR Statesboro, Georgia GREETINGS TO GEORGIA NORMAL STUDENTS FROM MICHAEL BROS. Inc. Athens, G eorgia HIGH GRADE BUILDING MATERIAL WHITE PINE SASH AND DOORS LANG ' S VARIETY WORKS Sandersville, reorgia NORTHCUTT BROTHERS MASTER CLEANERS and DYERS Forty-one East Main Street Statesboro, Georgia Phone 18 WE KNOW HOW A Truck for a Phone Call. ATHLETIC G 0 0 D S Send us your orders for athletic goods and we can continue this advertisement every year. CLANTON WEBB COMPANY 147 Whitehall Street Atlanta, Georgia B. V. COLLINS ANYTHING TO WEAR — for — MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN Cowart Donaldson Fire Insurance Life Insurance Bonds Farm Loans and Investments Statesboro, Georgia U e Patronize Those H ho Patronize Us Crescent Stores 19-21 W. Main St., Statesboro Norman Junk and Salvage Company TURN YOUR JUNK INTO MONEY I buy worthless automobiles and carry used parts for all cars. Phone 431 44 W. Main L, I SHIP PROMPTLY AND COLLECT PROMPTLY This is Dorman ' s Broadcasting From Station L F-R-E-D which the Central Depot is next to in Statesboro, Bulloch County, Ga. Where Nature Smiles FOR Fl LL CREAM CHEESE DEMAND knijt ' s Elkhorn Decidedly Better - -Distributed by — ALFRED DORMAN WHOLESALE FRUIT, PRODUCE, PROVISIONS From Where They Are To Where They Ain ' t The Year Round I Good Tilings To Eat Since 1893. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES SEEDS FOR THE GARDEN AND FIELDS FEED OF ILL KINDS Olliff Smith Courteous Prompt Efficient The Flanders Printing Company of Statesboro, ( la. Better Printing at Moderate Prices 1. THE ACME TEACHERS AGENCY is constantly plac- ing teachers. 2. Our clients ' interests are our interests. 3. We get results. 4. A satisfied client is our great- est pride. A. C. WHITEHEAD, Healey Bldg. Atlanta, Georgia CITY DRUG COMPANY DRUGS, STATIONERY, TOILET ARTICLES PHONE 37 ZIZZETTS Barber Shop We Solicit Your Patronage. First Class Work C. H. Zizzett. Proprietor Dr. E. N. Brown DENTIST Oliver Building Re?. U S Pat Oft IMITATION GRAPE - NOT GRAPE JUICE A FLAVOR YOU CANT FORGET DEMAND IT IN THIS BOTTLE B5 To Avoid Substitution and Disappointment EVERY BOTTLE STERILIZED AND THOROUGHLY INSPECTED BEFORE LEAVING OUR PLANT. WE ARE BOTTLERS OF HIGH GRADE SODAS AND GINGER ALE. QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR MOTTO PHONE 487 NU-GRAPE BOTTLING COMPANY STATESBORO, GEORGIA MAYS OLLIFF Dealers for HUDSON, ESSEX AND CHRYSLER PARTS AND SERVICE No. 55 E. Main Street Statesboro, : Georgia Anderson Jones ATTORNEYS AT LAW Bank of Statesboro Building TRY US ONCE Learn how well we execute all shoe repairs and you and we will have gained. Shoes may be mended or renovated several ways. You will agree that our waj is the best you have found. Charges are no higher here than elsewhere— .it ' s in the way our work stands up that tlie difference lies. J. MILLER SHOE HARNESS FACTORY Phone 4(ni 33 West Main St. HAJOCA, formed from the corporate names of Haines. Jones Cadbury Co.. stands for sixty years ' experience and sin- cess in making the most modern and ap proved plumbing supplies anil sanitary fix Hires and is inseparably linked with the reputation that has followed Hajoca quality. The trade-marl; designates our confidence in the worth and quality of Hajoca products and is tlie guarantee of right design, care lul workmanship, easting service and com plete satisfaction. HAINES, JONES CADBURY CO., Savannah, Ga., Branch. Statesboro Buggy and Wagon Co. HARDWARE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Horses and Mali ' s Wire Feneing RHONE 227 1 ¥ HERFF - JONES COMPANY MANUFACTl RING Jf-WELERS AND ST ITIO ERS INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA OFF CI IE J EH EEER FOR GEORGIA NORMAL SCHOOL Class Rings and Pins IF YOU DID NOT GET A CLASS PIN OR RING WHEN IN SCHOOL SEND FOR IT NOW. INDIVIDUAL ORDERS FILLED ANY TIME. H. S. CANF ELD, Georgia Representative . The Charm of Purity with ' Its satisfying taste and its cooling, thirst- quenching character make it the most re freshing drink of all. A Perfect Coca-Cola Use the thin 6-oz. glass. Draw 1 oz. of Coca-Cola syrup. Add 5 ozs. of cold carbonated water. Put in a little cracked ice. Stir with a spoon until the spark- ling bubbles come to a bead at the top. The Coca-Cola Company. Atlanta, Ga. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THIS ANNUAL BY RUSTINS STUDIO GO TO RUSTIN ' S STUDIO -FOR- HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR EXTERIOR WORK GROUP PICTURES, BUILDINGS, ETC. SPECIALTY PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGEMENTS AND FRAMING. FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. LOWEST PRICES Photographed This Year on Your Birthday ENJOY THIRST 5c GIVES YOU THE BEVERAGE THAT DELIGHTS TASTE AND TRULY QUENCHES THIRST. PURE AND WHOLESOME DRINK IN BOTTLES PREPARED WITH THE FINISHED ART THAT COMES FROM A LIFETIME OF PRACTICE. Baxter ? Barber Shop Where the Promise Is Performed Ladies and Children a Specialty D L. J. Shu in an Co. GROCERIES Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Oysters Statesboro, Georgia Dr. Oscar Johnson DENTIST Statesboro, Georgia Deal and Renfroe ATTORNEYS AT LAW Statesboro, Georgia W. O. Shuptrine Keeps Up the Quality and Down the Price Southern Teachers ' Agency Four Offices Continuous Enrollment, No Advance Fees Our business is to place the right teacher in the right position at the right time. We cover South, Middle Atlantic and Middle West States. Columbia, S. C. Chattanooga, Tenn. Richmond, Va. Louisville, Ky. Kennedy ' s Filling Station AUTO ACCESSORIES Phone 351 Tires, Tubes, North Main Gas, Oil. Street Free Air OIF Howell Cone ATTORNEY AT LAW Statesboro, Georgia Dr. D. R. Dekle OPTOMETRIST Bank of Statesboro Building Statesboro, Georgia Hinton Booth ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 Courtland Street Statesboro, Georgia Savannah Mattress Company Manufacturers and Renovators of Felt and Cotton Pillows, Mattresses, Etc. 318-320 East Bay Street Phone 3296 David Simmons Sons, Props. Residence: 521 Nicoll Street Phone 3235-J Savannah, ( Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF Southern Spring Bed Company Atlanta, Georgia Manufacturers of BLUE RIBBON BEDS, MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, RED CROSS MATTRESSES HEALTH FOLLOWS CHIROPRACTIC CORRECTS PRESSURE ON SPINAL NERVES IN DISEASES OF THE FOLLOWING ORGANS , HEAD EYES -EARS ' NOSE • THROAT ft—- - ARMS . HEART i JO LUNGS ifVLIVER J MY STOMACH k ' PANCREAS W SPLEEN KIDNEYS .BOWELS APPENDIX • 8LA0DER Spina! c C ,|um LOWER LIMB? Dr. J. M. Burgess CHIROPRACTOR THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STATESBORO, GEORGIA THESE TWO CIVIC CLUBS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC PROMOTERS OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF THE GEORGIA NORMAL SCHOOL. THEY STAND READY TO LEAD OR ASSIST IN THE DEVELOP- MENT OF OTHER WORTHY COMMUNITY ENTERPRISES. THE WOMAN ' S CLUB STATESBORO, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF AUSTIN. NICHOLS CO. Wholesale Grocers NEW YORK, N. Y. W. H. 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