Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1928 volume:

Georgia Southern College Library ft Georgia Southern College Zach S. Henderson Library V eity Reflector c PuWisked h j IW sXu lenXsel Ghevgi Hormal School + 5TflTESD0R0,GEOiyr|fl 1928- r Dedicatio Because you are a zealous worker for the upbuilding of this institution, because you will, by force of your personality , influence others toward worthy achieve- ments in life, and because you are a true, personal friend. We. the Sophomore Class of 1928, dedicate this, the third volume of the Reflector. Burrus Matthews. A.B.. M.A. 9.1 b ? v -INTRODUCTION Administration Building East Dormitory Mr. Guv H. Wells. A.B.. M.A. President Page Eleven DAVID NYE BARRON, B.S.A.. M.A. Mississippi A. and M. Coll-egc; George Pea- body College for Teachers. Agriculture LULA E. BELL Dean of Women LENA BELLE BRANNEN. A.B.. B.M. Wesleyan College Languages ELIZABETH BRUCE. B.S.H.E. State Normal ; University of Georgia. Home Economies MABEL BRUNSON Bookkeeper CARRIE LAW CLAY. B.S.. M.A. Georgia State Teachers College; George Pea- body College for Teachers. English EVELYN COLEMAN Brenau Conservatory; Atlanta Conservatory; Wesleyan Conservatory. Music Page Twelve MRS. MARY E. FULLILOVE Dietitian ZACH S. HENDERSON. B.S. Piedmont College; University of Chicago; Columbia University. Dean MARY B. HILL, B.S. Georgia State College for Women; Columbia University. Critic Teacher MRS. JESSE OUTLAND JOHNSTON Brenau School of Oratory. Expression BURRUS MATTHEWS. A.B.. M A. L ' nion University; George Peabody College for Teachers. Education JEWEL JORDAN MATTHEWS Piedmont College; Special Student of Geneva Albright and Glenny Mosley. Industrial Arts ;mily katherine perkinson, b.s. George Peabody College for Teachers. Primary Supervisor. Par c Thirteen VIOLA PERRY. B.S. George Peabody College for Teachers. Education and Mathematics JOHN M. PHAGAN. B.S. State Normal College. Florence, Alabama. M athematics and Director of Extension Department ALVIN A. SINGLEY, A.B.. A.M. Newberry College; University of South Carolina. History MRS. ALVIN A. SINGLEY University of South Carolina; Columbia School of Music. Secretary FRANCES STUBBS. A.B. Georgia State College for Women. Librarian and Romance Languages MAL VINA TRUSSELL, B.S. Georgia State College for Women. Science BERNICF JEANNETTE WHITE, A.B. Meredith College, Raleigh, N. C. Home Economics and Art HUGH A. WOODLE. B.S. Clemson College. Agriculture and Coach Page Fourteen LUNEIL BELL Waynesboro, Georgia TING- A-LING She is loyal, hind, and true — Always knows the thing to do; It you ' ve come within her favoring You ' ll find a friend unwavering . ADA LOU ROWL Claxton. Georgia BUSTER She ts not a ' Comedy of Errors ' , Nor a ' Midsummer Night ' s Dream ' ; But take it ' As You Like It ' . She ts just what she seems. MARION SHUPTR1NE Statesboro, Georgia RED Lite to her is a pleasure; Duty, of course, must appear; Joy must ihuse away sorrow. And love bring up the rear. DOROTHY THOMAS Jacksonville, Florida DOT When she will, she will, And you can depend on it; When she won ' t, she won ' t. And there ' s an end on it. WILLIE BELLE WATERS Statesboro, Georgia WILLIE Not too serious, not too gay. But a rare good fellow when it comes to play. Page Eighteen GRACE BAILEY Summertown, Georgia GRACEY music be the food of Love, play on. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. Vice-President. Second Term. ' 27; Pianist. Second Term. ' 28; McDowell Music Club: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Basket-ball. ' 26- ' 28; Glee Club. ' 26- ' 28. LEX1E MAE BLAND Statesboro, Georgia LI : .CK As each day comes, we love her more; And time goes on forever. Entered ' 26. Day Student. Stephens Literary Society EVEI YN BLOUNT Vidalia, Georgia Her very countenance seems to say. 1 am happy through the live long day. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society; Glee Club. ' 26 - ' 27; H. O. Z. Club: Presi- dent Y. W. C. A.; Assistant Librarian. Payc Twenty BURMAN BOWHN Register. Georgia RED GRANGE Wis grouches are few, his smiles are many: He doesn ' t air his troubles cause he hasn ' i any. Entered ' 2 6. Stephens Literary Society; Tiager Club. ' 2 7: Glee Club. ' 27; Basket- ball. ' 27; Tennis Club. ' 28. VLRNON CAIL Statcsboro. Georgia PETI ' Laugh and the World laughs with yoQ Cry and I run away. Entered ' 2 7. Oglethorpe Literary Society. ' 27. ' 28: Football, ' 27: Baseball, ' 27, ' 28; Basket-ball. ' 28; Block N Club. RUTH COLEMAN Graymont. Georgia RUTHY Happy and from care I ' m free. Why aren ' t they all content like me? Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. Secretary. ' 27: Whistler Art Club, ' 27. ' 28; Richards Home Economics Club. ' 26- ' 28; Glee Club, ' 26- ' 28; Art Editor REFLECTOR. ' 28. Patje Ttrenty-one MELBA DEKLE Statesboro. Georgia MEL A jolly girl whom we all love well. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. ' 26- ' 28; Day Student. FRANK DE LOACHE Register. Georgia One who walketh uprightly , worketh right- eously, and speaketh the truth in his heart. ' ' Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28; Chaplain. Winter Term. ' 27. Fall Term, ' 2 7; Tiager Club. ' 27; Editor of Scrapbag: Glee Club. ' 27. ' 28; Basket-ball, ' 27; Photographic Editor REFLECTOR. ' 28. MAURINE DONALDSON Statesboro, Georgia SKEET With wit and wisdom I will rule the world . Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. ' 2 6 - ' 2 8 ; Day Student. Page Twenty two GLADYS DUBOSE Ludowici. Georgia GLADYS She ' s a tolly, peppy dame. Always laughing, always the same. Entered ' 27; Stephens Literary Society; Glee Club: Whistler Art Club, ' 28: Tennis Club. ' 28; H. O. Z.. ' 27. HAZEL DUNLAP McCormick. South Carolina DUNLAPPER Loyal hearted, strong of mind, A liner girl you ' ll never find. Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society. ' 26- ' 28, Vice-President. Fall. ' 27; Student Council; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Whistler Art Club; H. E. K. Club: Treasurer Tennis Club; Glee Club. ' 2 6 - ' 2 8 ; President Dramatic Club, Fall Term. ' 27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Editor-in-Chief of REFLECTOR. INEZ EDENFIELD Stillmore, Georgia NEZ BABY Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. ' 26- ' 28; Whistler Art Club. ' 26- ' 28; H. E. K. Club; Y. W. C. A. Page Twenty-three DOY GAY Portal. Georgia He bore a mind that envy could but call fair. ' ' Entered ' 26. President of Stephens I it erary Society, Winter. ' 28: Glee Club. ' 26- ' 28; Football. ' 26. ' 27; Tiager Club. ' 26: Track. ' 26- ' 28: Student Council. ' 27. ' 28: President of Sophomore Class; Block N Club. LOIS HARRISON Kite, Georgia She has a smile that makes life worth while. Entered ' 27 from G. S. C. W. Stephens Literary Society: N. P. Club, ' 27: Tennis Club. ' 27, ' 28: Whistler Art Club, ' 27. ' 28. ELIZABETH HODGES Waycross. Georgia LIB Her own thoughts are her companions. Entered ' 2 7 from Columbia College. Stephens Literary Society: Whistler Art Club, ' 27, ' 28; H. E. K. Club. ' 27. ' 28: Glee Club. ' 27. ' 28; Tennis Club. ' 27. ' 28; Y. W. C. A.: Club Editor of REFLECTOR. Page Twenty-four LOIS HUTCHINSON Adrian, Georgia Once your friend, always your friend. Entered ' 2 6. Oglethorpe Literary Society; Basket-ball. ' 26- ' 28; Y. V. C. A. Cabinet: Assistant Librarian. BOTHWELL JOHNSON Summit, Georgia CADET Fie upon thee. Captain Care. And all thy bloody hand. Entered ' 26. President of Stephens Lit- erary Society. ' 27: Baseball. ' 2 7; Football, ' 27: Tennis Club, ' 27; Debate. ' 27; Vice- President Sophomore Class: Vice-President Student Council; Business Manager REFLEC- TOR. JESSIE JOHNSON Garfield. Georgia JAKE does not pay to worry; The world looks better from behind a smile. Entered ' 27 from G. S. W. C. Stephens Literary Society; Basket-ball; Glee Club, ' 2 7. ' 2 8; Hornet. Paye Twenty-five SARA LOIS JOHNSON Statesboro. Georgia COOCH In her heart, the dew of youth: On her lips, the smile of truth. Entered ' 27 from Andrew College, phens Literary Society: Day Student. Ste- RONENA JOINER Tennille, Georgia NENA Happy and mischievous, lovable and kind. A truer friend one can not find. Entered ' 2 6. Stephens Literary Society; Glee Club. ' 26 ' 28 ; Basket-ball. ' 26- ' 28; Tennis Club. ' 27. ' 28. EVIA DELL KEA Modoc. Georgia EV-E DELLE To see her is to love her. And love but her forever, For nature made her what she is And never made another. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society: Pianist. Winter Term. ' 27: Whistler Art Club, ' 26- ' 28: Vice-President. ' 28; Dra- matic Club. ' 28: Tennis Club; H. E. K. Club; Glee Club: Music Club. ' 26- ' 28. Page T u enty six CELESTIAL KNOTTS Cope. South Carolina LES No sweeter girl, no better sport. Upon this earth could God import. Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society. ' 26- ' 28; President Whistler Art Club, ' 26. Secretary Whistler Art Club. ' 28: Dramatic Club. ' 27, ' 28: Secretary Tennis Club. ' 27. ' 28: H. E. K. Club. ' 27; Glee Club. ' 27. ' 28; Basket-ball. ' 26- ' 28; Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net; Student Council: S. C. Club. ZULIEME LANE Statesboro, Georgia Determination is the keynote to success. ' Entered ' 27. Tennis Club. BLANCHE LANIER Pembroke. Georgia The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Entered ' 27. Oglethorpe Literary Society: Y. W. C. A. Paye Twenty seven CAROLYN LEE Statesboro. Georgia Ambition rules mq nunc! and love, mil hear! . ' ' Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society, ' 26-28; Richards Home Economics Club. ' 26- ' 28; H. O. Z. Club, ' 26. ' 27; Whistler Art Club. ' 26- ' 28; Glee Club, ' 26- ' 28. I A R I I I i I I.eeficld, Georgia BABY Quiet in appearance with motives un- known. Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society: Whistler Art Club. ' 26- ' 28; McDowell Music Club. ' 26- 28 : H. O. Z. Club. DORRIS LINDSEY Statesboro. Georgia True hearted, whole hearted. Faithful and loyal. ' ' Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society, President, Spring Term, Secretary. Winter Term; Whistler Art Club: Basket-ball. ' 26- 28; Treasurer Freshman Class: President Tennis Club: Vice-President Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President H. E. K. Club; Vice-President Dormitory Council; Literary Editor RE- FL ECTOR. Pave Twenty-eight (T75 EARLIE LOVE Wesley, Georgia Honesty, hard work, and taw plan: These shall be the guides of my life in all its phases. ' ' Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society: Football: Baseball: Track: Treasurer Sopho- more Class. ' 27: Secretary Oglethorpe Society. ' 27. RUFUS MARTIN Millen. Georgia PECK Let the old world wiggle. I ' ve got it by the tail. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society: Tiager Club. ' 26: Football. ' 26- 28 ; Base- ball. ' 2 7: Chaplain Stephens Literary Soci- ety: Glee Club: Track: President Freshman Class: Class Poet. FRANCES MILNER Cleola. Georgia ' TRANCE Her smiles are bright and gay: She has a mercy, winning way. Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28; Whistler Art Club. ' 26 ' 28 ; Rich- ards Home Economics Club. ' 2 6 - ' 2 8 . Paye Twentj nine LOUISE NEAL Wrigbtsville, Georgia W hatever there be of sorrow, I ' ll put it off until tomorrow. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28; Whistler Art Club. ' 26- ' 28; Glee Club, ' 26- 28 ; H. O. Z. Club, ' 27; Tennis Club, ' 27, ' 28; N. B. Club, ' 27, ' 28; Y. W. C. A. ROXIE NEVIL Register, Georgia ROCK As sweet as she is large. Entered ' 2 7. Oglethorpe Literary Society; Tennis Club; Day Student. MARGARET NEWTON Millcn, Georgia MAGGIE Not too sober, not too gay, Just a real good pal in every way. Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 2 6 - ' 2 8 ; Richards Home Economics Club. ' 26- ' 28; Whistler Art Club. 26, ' 27; H, O. Z. Club. ' 11: Basket-ball, Captain. ' 26- ' 28; Y. W. C. A.: Glee Club. ' 27. Paye Thirty CLARA NEWTON Millen, Georgia Then to be good is to be happy. Entered ' 27. Stephens Literary Society, ' 27; Whistler Art Club, ' 17. ' 28. WALDO PAFFORD Douglas, Georgia ABIE Full of tun. t nil of pep. In basket-ball he iron his rep. ' ' Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28; Basket-ball, , 26- ' 28: Baseball. ' 27, ' 28: Dramatic Club; Tiager Club. ' 27; Glee Club. ' 27; Debate, ' 2 7. IRENE POWELL Wrightsville, Georgia RF.NA True to her work, her icord. and her friends. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. ' 26- ' 28; Whistler Art Club. ' 26- 28; Tennis Club. ' 27, ' 28. Page Thirty-one WILLIAM HENRY PRICE Harrison, Georgia SHOELESS JOE Never take lite too seriously; You won t get out alive, anyway. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28; Basket-ball. ' 26- ' 28; Baseball. ' 27; Tiager Club. ' 26; Student Council, ' 26. JOE PRITCHARD Graymont, Georgia here is no royal road to highest tame; I he man has toiled who wears a glorious name. ' ' Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28; Song Leader. ' 27; President Glee Club. ' 27; Football. ' 27; Track, ' 2 7. ' 2 8. JOHNNIE CLYDE RINER Meeks. Georgia With ninth and laughter let old wrinkles come. Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28; Richards Home Economics Club. ' 27. ' 28; Dramatic Club, ' 26- ' 28; Whistler Art Club, ' 26- ' 28; H. O. Z. Club. ' 26, ' 27. aije Thirty-two Yd I HEO ROBSON Townscnd, Georgia BOUNC1H Love is belter than fame. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. ' 26- ' 18: Richards Home Economics Club. ' 26- ' 28 : Y. W. C. A.. ' 26- ' 28; H. E. K. Club, ' 27. C. G. ROUNTREE Egypt. Georgia BURHEAD Love all. trust few, do wrong to none. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. ' 26- ' 28: Tiager Club. ' 27; Glee Club. ' 27. ' 28; Baseball. ' 27. ' 28: Basket-ball, ' 27. ' 28: Student Council. ' 27. ' 28. LOUISE THOMPSON Graymont. Georgia No honor she seeks, no work she declines. And convinced she ts needed, no hardship resigns. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. 26- ' 28: Richards Home Economics Club. ' 26- ' 28: Whistler Art Club. ' 27; H. E. K. Club, ' 21 . ' 28. Page Thirty three ESTHER WARNOCK Statcsboro, Georgia Keep digging. Entered ' 2 7. Day Student. LOY WATERS Summit. Georgia Be a friend to all. but love only one. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society, ' 26 ' 28 : Eootball. ' 26. ' 27; Baseball, ' 27: Tiager Club: Glee Club, 2 6 - ' 2 8 . President. ' 26; Vice-President Freshman Class; Presi- dent Stephens Literary Society, Fall Term. ' 26. TRUE WATSON Metter. Georgia UNCLE TRUE We ' ve known her and we ' ve loved her: We ' ve tried her and found her true. Entered ' 26. Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 26- ' 28, Vice-President, Winter Term, ' 27; Glee Club. ' 26- ' 28; Richards Home Eco- nomics Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Captain Basket-ball, ' 26- ' 28 : Cheer Leader N. B. Club. ' 28. EUNICE WILSON Pulaski. Georgia She is neat, jolly and skilled in a peculiar art ; Yes. she ' s a bird at breaking hearts. Entered ' 26. Stephens Literary Society. Secretary and Treasurer. ' 2 7; Whistler Art Club; President. ' 27; Dramatic Club. Presi- dent, ' 27; Tennis Club. ' 27; H. E. K. Club, ' 27: Y. W. C. A.: Glee Club. Page Thirty four At last the time has come, dear friends, When we must say, Adieu. Then each must meet life ' s task alone No matter what course we pursue. We bestow on you our blessing, Old banner of blue and while. We ' ll long for you on the morrow As you wave in glory aright. Though we ' re apart, we ' ll not forget The friends whom here we knew: And always remember them fondly. As Love would have us do. As the tide of time rolls on and on The ears of the world will hear The fourteen points of G. N. S. Ring sublime as they fill the air. As we depart from these old walls Adorned with ivy. and gray. May Service be our motto; For the guidance of God we pray. — Rufus Martin. Sophomore Class History jLANG! Blang! went the bell. It was 8:30 A. M. and one of the most beautiful days in the history of our class. We all. as Freshmen will do. made a rush for the dean ' s office: but once there, everything I seemed to stop. One could very easily tell that we were Freshmen. Time passed on and we found ourselves over what we classed as our hardest days, the days of forming acquaintances and getting started into college life. We soon grew interested in our activities and, for a while, every- thing ran smoothly. Then came exams and many a w r orried little friend was heard to ask, How did you come out? or Did you pass? These questions seemed to be answered in the affirmative as none of our members left us. After having spent a very happy Christmas, all returned determined to be better students and to do better work. Just after the beginning of the third term, while we were enjoying the spring holidays, there came news that our beloved dean, Mr. Anderson, had died. We felt the great loss of this friend and educator. He lived only to serve: he was honest, earnest, enthusiastic, cheerful, and, above all, friendly. Shortly after this, we finished our Freshman year and were on our way home for the summer vacation. We entered our Sophomore year with light hearts and high hopes. Although some had chosen paths that led them astray, we found new faces to take their places. We were greeted by a new face in chapel that first day of our Sophomore year. Dean Henderson seemed so young that some mistook him for a student. It took only a short time, however, for him to win a place in each of our hearts. He has inspired us to work harder and has taught us what this life really is. This year, it seems, has been one of changes and reformations. We as a class have become dignified and go around with high heads. Several new teachers have come in to fill the places of some who have left our midst seeking higher degrees and better educations. After two years of hard study we have, at last, reached our goal. We have borne the hardships and shared the pleasures of college life for the last time as classmates. This brings to us a feeling of regret, relieved, however, by a desire to become active in the world ' s work. We hope that in our future careers we will be able to live up to the Ideals of G. N. S. C. G. ROUNTREE. Historian. Page Thirty six BERNICE REE ANDERSON Register, Georgia GEORGE ALDRED Graymont . Georgia TINY LEE ALDERMAN Statesboro, Georgia DARTHA BONNETT Portal, Georgia MYRTLE BOWEN Metter. Georgia LINCOLN BOYKIN Sylvuma. Georgia FRANCES BRETT Statesboro, Georgia PARKER BRYANT Summit, Georgia Paye Thirty-eight HOWARD CANNADY Pembroke, Georgia ELIZABETH CARTER Cope, South Carolina MAGGIE ELIZABETH CAUGHLIN Sardts. Georgia BENNIE CLARK Millen. Georgia BILL COLEMAN Devereux , Georgia LA FIECE COLLINS Graymon! . Georgia MAE CUMMING Statesboro, Georgia VERDIE DRAKE Adrian, Georgia Paye Thirty-niiit ELIZABETH EDENFIELD Vidalia, Georgia DAISY FIELDS Garfield. Georgia ANSEL FRANKLIN Kathwood . South Carolina GENEVA FUTCH Lanier. Georgia LAVERT GAY Millen. Georgia DEKLE GOFF Statesboro. Georgia OLIVE GOODEN Willie, Georgia RUTH GRAHL Ashburn. Georgia Pane Fortij DELL HAGIN Statesboro . Georgia KATHLEEN HARMON Siuuinaboro. Georgia SARA HARTMAN Ogeechee, Georgia RALPH HENDERSON Gillsville. Georgia CARRIE D. HUTCHINSON Adrian, Georgia JOSIE HUTCHINSON Adrian. Georgia GEORGIA JOHNSON Garfield, Georgia LAMAR JOHNSON Garfield, Georgia FA 1 Page Forty one MARY LESSIE JOHNSON Garfield, Georgia PAULINE JOINER Summertown , Georgia ERNEST KENNEDY Manassas. Georgia MARGARET KENNEDY Statesboro, Georgia LUCY KINNEY Temple, Georgia FRANCIS MATHIS Oliver, Georgia GEORGE MATHIS Oliver, Georgia A. G. MIDDLETON Townsend, Georgia ANNIE MILLER Rocky Ford, Georgia SAM NEVIL Register, Georgia L. W. NEW Harrison, Georgia DORIS NEWTON Millen, Georgia BLANCHE PARKER Ogeechee, Georgia CECILE RHOAD Pembroke, Georgia CLAUDIA RINER Wrightsville, Georgia JULIAN ROBERTS Hiltonia, Georgia Page Forty three TALMADGE ROBERTS Hiltonia, Georgia LILLIAN ROCKER Guyton, Georgia ALLEN BRYAN ROUNTREE Summit, Georgia GORDON ROUNTREE Dublin, Georgia DELMAS RUSHING Register, Georgia LRANK SCREWS Glenville, Georgia EVELYN SHUPTRINE Statesboro, Georgia ELOISE SMITH Statesboro, Georgia Payc Forty fou HOLLIE BAZEMORE Sylvania, Georgia Nickname: Cotton-Head. Motto: Always paddle your own canoe. EMMA BIRD Met tor. Georgia Nickname: Sammie. Motto: Always Emma. WELDON BLACK Sylvania. Georgia Nickname: Coflec. Motto: Smile and the world smiles with you ; sigh and you sigh alone. BOYD BOSWELL Garfield, Georgia Nickname: Chaudet. Motto: Live and learn, die and forget. EDITH CARTER Scoff. Georgia Nickname: Red. Motto: Row, don ' t drift. Puye Forty eight HAROLD COLEMAN Cobbtoivn, Georgia Motto: I II find a way or make one ORA COWART Cobbtown , Georgia Nickname: Sis. Motto: Keep on keeping on. LUCILE SALOMIE DASHER Marlon ' . Georgia Nickname: Sindy. Motto: To be rather than to seem. CLYDE DAVIS Mdlen. Georgia Nickname: Bulb Buster. Motto: Timid is he who belicveth himself not equal to another human being. RALPH DIXON Syluania, Georgia Nickname: Pete. Motto: It ain ' t as long as it has been. Pai c Forty-nine ELSIE MAE GOODMAN Orangeburg , South Carolina Nickname: Kink. Motto: Man or money. JEANETTE GRACE Uvalda, Georgia Nickname: Grace. Motto: Sweet in manner, brave in the doing. FRED HENDRICKS Metter, Georgia Nickname: Cornbrcad. Motto: To the stars through difficulty. FANNIE BELLE HOLTON Soperton, Georgia Nickname: Fannie Belle. Motto: Hang worry; life is too short for it. FRANK HOUSER Scott, Georgia Nickname: Bud Houser. Motto: An empty wagon makes the most noise. Page Fifty MARILEE JONES Metter. Georgia Nickname: Sis. Motto: Smile and the world smiles with you : cry and you cry alone. DORA KING Oliver. Georgia Nickname: Girlie. Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. VIRGINIA FAY LEWIS Broxton, Georgia Nickname: Ginice. Motto: The reason firm, the temperate will. ROBERT MOBLEY Uvalda, Georgia Nickname: Two Bits. Motto: Not good looking, but good natured. EVA MORGAN Metter. Georgia Nickname: Tinker. Motto: Why worry. ' When there ' s a will, there ' s a way. Page Fifty-one. CALERIA MOSS Carnesville, Georgia Nickname: ' Clem. Motto: Be a self -starter, not a crank. GARNETT ODOM JAMES PRICE Oak Park, Georgia Nickname: Wild Boy. Motto: Observe and grow wise. RUBYE STROUD Egypt, Georgia Nickname: Rube. Motto: Appearance quiet, motives un- known. D. F. WARNOCK Tarrytown, Georgiu Nickname: Duck. Motto: Love all, trust none. NANCY JANE CROW Wrtghtsville, Georgia Nickname: Kitty. Motto: Every cloud has a silver lining, so smile. I ' utjc l ' ifly-two OFFICERS Charlie Buie President Atwood Hendricks .... Secretary Bill Thomas Treasurer MEMBERS Alderman, Harmon Statesboro, Georgia AYCOCK. Ila Rocky Lord. Georgia Aycock. Kate Rocky Ford. Georgia Baker, Sam Norman Park, Georgia Buie, Charlie Pulaski, Georgia Edenfield, Thomas Oliver, Georgia Fields, Blanche Garfield. Georgia Hendricks, Atwood Pulaski, Georgia Jones. Frederick Millen, Georgia Leggett, Dillon Uvalda. Georgia Limerick. I.amar Hiltonia, Georgia Phillips, Ralph Covena. Georgia Stevens. Tom Clay Dorchester, Georgia Taylor. Helen Savannah. Georgia Thomas, William H. Dublin, Georgia Whitehead, Jewell Summertown, Georgia Puije Fifty-four ACTIVITIES Reflector Staff HAZEL DUNLAP. Editor Elizabeth Edenfield Asst. Editor DORRIS LlNDSEY Literary Editor Bill Coleman Asst. Club Ed. Trannie Trapnell Asst. Athletic Ed. Earlie Love. Feature Editor Elsie Mae Goodman Asst. Photo. Ed. Bill Thomas Asst. Art Editor Trawick Stubbs Asst. Bus. Mgr. Erank DeLoach Photographic Ed. Bothwell Johnson Business Manager S. J. Williams Asst. Lit. Ed. Miss Clay Faculty Advisor Elizabeth Hodges Club Editor Joe Pritchard Athletic Editor Luneil Bell Asst. Feature Ed. Ruth Coleman Art Editor Reflector Staff Paye Fifiysei ' en The Oglethorpe Society OFFICERS TRAWICK STUBBS President True Watson DORRIS LlNDSEY .... Francis Mathis . . . Lois Hutchinson Mrs. Z. S. Henderson MEMBERS r i COCK , r.UN LOVh, LlAKLlL: OlKU. eMMA IVIA I HIS. rKANClS dOiKIN, LINCOLN MIDDLETON, A. Li. Cail, Vernon Miller, Annie Cannady. Howard Milner. Frances Carter. Elizabeth Morgan. Eva Clarke. Bennie Newton. Clara Clarke, Vennie Newton. Doris Co wart. Or A Newton, Maggie Dasher. Lucile Parker, Blanche Dunlap. Hazel Rhoad, Cecile Ellis. Dalzie Riner, Johnnie Clyde Franklin, Ansel Rocker, Lillian Futch. Geneva Rountree, Earl Gay. Lavert Rowe, Ada Lou Grace. Jeannette Rushing, Delmas Hagin, Dell Rushton, Edgar Hendricks. Fred Smith. Eloise Houser. Frank Smith. Janice Hutchinson. Carrie D. Strange, Russell Hutchinson. Lois Stroud, Rubye Hutchinson. Josie Stubbs. Trawick King, Dora Thomas. Bill Knotts. Celestial Thomas, Dorothy Lanier, Blanche Thompson, Paul Lee, Earle Williams. Earl LlNDSEY, DORRIS Williams. S. J. V ice-President Secret an Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor Page Fifly-eight Oglethorpe Society Patje fifty nine The Stephens Society DOY GAY President SARAH SMITH Vice-President TRANNIE TRAPNELL Secretary EVIA DELL KEA Treasurer Mr. Phagan Critic MEMBERS Aldred, George Fields, Dais Philips, Ralph Anderson, Bernice Ree Fields, Blanche Powell, Irene Andrews, Raymond Gay, Hoy Price, William Henry Aycock, Ila Glisson, Euclade Price, James Aycock, ICate Gooden, Olive Pritchard, Joe Bailey, Grace Goodman, Elsie Mae Riner, Claudia Bazemore, Hollie Hall. W. L. Roberts, Julian Blount, Evelyn Harmon, Kathleen Roberts, Talmadge BONNETT, DaRTIIA HARRISON, L ' )|S RoBSON, THEO Bowen, Herman Hartman, Sara Rountree, Allen Bo wen, .Myrtle Hendricks, Fred Rountree, Cordon- Bryant, Parker Hendricks, Atwood Roi ntree, ( ' . G. Buie, Charlie Hodges, Elizabeth Screws, Era,nk Byrd, Ed Joiner, Ronena Shurling, Francis carter, Elizabeth Joiner, Pauline Smith, Sarah Collins, La Piece Johnson, Bothwell Taylor, Helen Coleman. Bill Johnson, Alene Tillery, James Coleman. Ruth Jones. .Marii.ee Thomas. Hill Coleman. Harold Kea, Evia Hell Thompson, Louise Caughlin, Maggie Kennedy. Ernest Trapp, Puna Crowe, Nancy Jane Kinney, Lucy Teaenell, Tra.nnie Cumming, Mae Lee Carolyn Waters, Loy Davis, Clyde Lewis, Virginia Waters, Willie Belle ] e Loache, Prank Limerick, Lamar Warnock, D. P. Dekle, Inmon Martin, Ruffs Whitehead, Jewel Drake, Verdie Mobi.ly, Rohkiit Williams, Edna Pearl Du Bose, Gladys Muss. Caleria Wilson, EUNICE Edenfif.ld, Elizabeth Xeal, Louise Wammock, Gladys Edenfield, Inez Odom, Garnett Wammock, B. P. Edenfield, Thomas Paffohd, Waldo Zeigler, Estelle Page nid-ty Stephens Society Payp Sixty-one My a Richards Home Economics Club Patience V ins OFFICERS True Watson President Johnnie Clyde Riner Vice-President Elsie Mae Goodman Secretary Virginia Lewis Treasurer MEMBERS Aycock. Ila Jones, Marilee Aycock, Kate Knotts. Virginia Bird. Emma Lee, Carolyn Clarke, Bennie Newton, Maggie Coleman. Ruth Newton, Doris Dasher, Lucile Robson, Theo Fields. Blanche Scarboro, Gladys Gay. Lavert Smith, Eloise Glisson, Euclade Taylor. Helen Grace, Jeannette Thompson. Louise Harmon, Kathleen Thomas, Dot Hutchinson. Carrie D. Zeigler, Estelle Puge Sixty-two Whistler Art Club OFFICERS Eunice Wilson President EVIA DELL KEA Vice-President Celestial Knotts Secretary TRANNIE TRAPNELL Treasurer MEMBERS Edenfield. Inez Gay. Lavert Grace, Jeannette Hagin. Dell Harmon. Kathleen Hartman. Sara Hodges. Elizabeth Johnson. Alene Joiner, Pauline Kea. Evia Dell Knotts. Celestial Kinney. Lucy Lee, Earle Riner. Claudia Riner. Johnnie Clyde: Thomas. Dot trapnell, trannie Waters. Willie Belle Wilson. Eunice White. Miss Paye Sixty-three The George-Anne Staff Mae Cumming Editor Ernest Kennedy Assistant Editor LaFiece Collins Athletic Editor TRANNIE TRAPNELL Asst. Athletic Editor Annie Miller Campus Editor Francis Mathis News Editor Delmas Rushing . . . Alumni Editor GEORGE MATHIS . Humor and Features Trawick Stubbs . . . Typist MISS CLAY . Faculty Advisor Pni i Si.rtii four South Carolina Club OFFICERS Ansel Franklin President HAZEL DUNLAP Vice-President CELESTIAL KNOTTS Secretary -Treasurer MR. AND MRS. SINGLET Sponsors MR. AND MRS. WOODLE Sponsors Elizabeth Carter Hazel Dunlap Ansel Franklin Cecile Rhoad MEMBERS Virginia Knotts Celestial Knotts Mr. Singley Mrs. Singley Mr. and Mrs. Woodle Pane Sift! fire YWCA Cabinet Page Sistty-jsiw H. E. K. Club Payc Hijsty-sevvn Dramatic Club OFFICERS Eunice Wilson President SARA Hartman Vice-President EVIA DELL KEA Secretary Celestial Knotts Treasurer Mrs. J. O. Johnston Sponsor Margaret Anne Johnston .... Mascot COLORS: Old Rose and Silver. FLOWER: Rosebud. MOTTO: Discourse hath many tools but oratory is the handle thai fits them all. MEMBERS Dell Hagin Ada Lou Rowe Sara Hartman Ila Mae Strickland Evia Dell Kea Eunice Wilson Celestial Knotts Gladys Wommack HONORARY MEMBERS Elsie Mae Goodman Alene Johnson Virginia Lewis Lamar Limerick Caleria Moss Johnnie Clyde Riner Evelyn Shuptrine Janice Smith estelle zeigler Miss Trussell Pa i: Sixty elyh t The Ghost in the House Told in a Chinese Garden His Model Wife Page Sixty-nine Andrews. Raymond Bailey, Grace Bell, Luneil Black. Weldon Blount. Evelyn Bryant. Parker Byrd. Ed Carter. Edith Carter, Elizabeth Coleman. Bill Coleman. Ruth Dixon, Ralph Dunlap, Hazel Edeneield. Elizabeth Edenfield. Thomas futrelle, eucile Fields. Daisy Glee Club MEMBERS Grace, Jeannette Goodman. Elsie: Mai- Harmon. Kathleen Hartman. Sara Henderson, Ralph Hodges, Elizabeth Joiner. Pauline Johnson. Jessie Johnson. Mary Kea, Evia Dell Knotts. Celestial Kinney. Lucy Lee. Carolyn Leg ,iii. Dillon Martin. Rufus Mobley. Robert Neal. Louise Pritchard, Joe Riner. Claudia Riner. Johnnie: Clyde Rountree. Allen rountree. c. g. Rountree. Gordon Rushing, Delmas rushton. eccar Stubbs, Trawick Thompson. Louise Trapnell. Trannie Thomas, Dorothy Waters. Loy Waters. Willie Bell Watson. True Wilson. Eunice Puf c 8t venty Student Council OFFICERS EARLIE LOVE President TRAWICK STUBBS Vice-President Willie Bell Waters .... Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Bazemore. Hollie Bell, Luneil Buie, Charlie Carter, Edith Dunlap. Hazel Franklin. Ansel Gay. Doy Goodman, Elsie Mae Hendricks, Atwood Johnson, B. A. Mathis. George Odom, Garnett Rowe, Ada Lou Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Bill Page Seventy-one Pace Seventy-two Tennis Club OFFICERS DORRIS LlNDSEY President Celestial Knotts Secretary HAZEL DUNLAP Treasurer MISS TRUSSELL Sponsor MEMBERS Andrews. Raymond Bailey. Grace bowen. burman Carter, Edith Carter. Elizabeth Coleman, Ruth Cumming. Mae Dunlap. Hazel Fields, Daisy Grahl, Ruth Hall. W. L. Harmon. Kathleen Harrison, Lois Hartman, Sara Hutchinson. Josie Kinney, Lucy Knotts. Celestial Lee, Carolyn LlNDSEY, DORRIS Miller. Annie Mo ' bley. Robert Neal. Louise Nevil, Roxie Parker. Blanche Powell. Irene Rountree, Gordon Smith. Sarah Stroud. Rubye stubbs. trawick Trapnell, Trannie Trussell. Miss Wall. Jack Piuie Seventy three f V High School Team Miss HILL Coach Blanche Fields Captain Edith Carter Alternate Captain Blanche Fields Marilee Jones I la Aycock Edith Carter Eva M organ Emma Bird fmii Set enty-toui Miss Hill, Coach Dorothy Thomas Daisy Fields Gladys Wommack Pauline Joiner Maggie Newton Celestial Knotts Doris Newton Lavert Gay College Team Ronena Joiner Lois Harrison Dorris Lindsey Olive Gooden Sara Smith Evia Dell Kea Claudia Riner Trannie Trapnell True Watson. Captain Mae Cumming Sara Hartman Lucy Kinney Eunice Wilson Jessie Johnson Lois Hutchinson Grace Bailey Page Sev nty-fivt Daisy Fields Sponsor Football Team Paye Seventy-six Page Seventy-seven Games of 1927-1928 FOOTBALL Normal defeated Douglas Junior College 2-0. Normal defeated South Georgia A. and M. 6-0. Normal defeated B. C. 25-6. Normal defeated Fort Screven 6-0. Normal was defeated by A. R. C. 16-0. Normal defeated B. P. I. 25-7. Normal defeated Piedmont Institute 26-13. Normal tied B. P. I. 0-0. BASKET-BALL Normal defeated Brooklet 14-13. Normal defeated Metter Athletic Club 26-19. Normal defeated South Georgia A. and M. 39-34. Normal defeated B. P. I. 30-29. Normal was defeated by Vidalia Athletic Club 54-3 2. Normal defeated Metter Athletic Club 40-21. Normal was defeated by A. R. C. 40-24. Normal was defeated by B. C. 26-25. Normal defeated Douglas Junior College 31-17. Normal was defeated by South Georgia A. and M. 38-31 Normal defeated Norman Park Institute 34-31. Normal was defeated by B. P. I. 26-24. Normal was defeated by Thomas A. Jones 39-30. Normal defeated Douglas Junior College 39-21. Normal was defeated by Thomas A. Jones 30-21. Normal was defeated by B. C. 40-36. Page Seventy-fight School Snapshots Page Seventy-nine Oct. 3 ape ni. AIM 1-0 FOR TKf HEW UICt T3 OlS triPcs. ivflS HE-fll?D THIS RFTEflliOOhi Aajw OCT, 7- -5 T(JP£iNT Potiy yTfltJCS Sotl-OtH Co. r=v ii tit , H 0V-X f Oct. ix -Y ctointT TH O OTHC REPRESftTlv fJ G(0 TO S flvANHflH TO REPRESENT ?.N,S. 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Ja.n.3 1 — ANOTHER crflrtf JETWEFM THE FRESHMEN 4flD SOPhmofic c, I?L$ OWT THE FREShmEM WON THI5 TIME ■ $ ® 2g FEB 2 5£0 ALDREDwf rO OfHALP of= WHOLE SAM IN NICHMC ' 3yr WE see THRT HF5 STILL ON THE CBMIVi FEB 2- HI Gt N S Feb 4. — .5 a PHOMonc Pays defeat PREJHMEN Govs in CLOSET GASKET OflL U 5-fl E toni mt- 0y a ccoiTE or 7-io. Fee. 6 — School- at Coo PER VillE_ PlfACTicf FOR. ci.fl.ss FOOT SWi-L FED b — OH WALDo -vvAb a. visitor on the campus ON THE N ' rHT of FEP. Iferr; Poyj HflVf PRrcmtNflRY TO THf f sotj3 ul Cf i e. in dormitohy FeB-l7.TM6- HlCpH 5£ H 00c 7ND FREshmvEN have THEIR. FlR5TtVflM£ WHfM THE FlN AL wHISTX ' F 0LEW THE 5 CORE W  S 0-°0 ' NF,iv4i! ' : r FtO. 13 — VALENTINE C ?RNIVflL FtB ll - THE Fot ltrrFN iO£ 9ls of cyiw.s. npptwco I M THE LOCB ' ti OF OU ( BuilOiMC,:, _ «oiv we CAN StE THEm EVERY FfO- I Twco TffLLS J 5 THFlT L|(SC01-N THE SECOND PRfil DENT OF THE (JNITFD Z T tl- i FeTR O- T HE FRcSH er BOYi DEFCflT THE HI -SChOOl. 0OYS IN THt JtCoMD FOOT PflLL 7 ° VERD ' E 5 YS ,.OOPA LOOR ' E I 000,000 TlM £ S_ FED- 15 , — Frieo W roR BRtUKFAST I WONDER. WHY. ? ? ? FES .11 Freshmen win from Hi school., if-fo ,u! Trim , Pa e Eighty-one Pwje Eighty-two Jokes Mr. Rustin: Now, Miss Stubbs, in this picture I want you to laugh. Miss Stubbs: Oh, wait a minute then, Mr. Rustin. I ' ll have to laugh on the other side. In Bible class each student was asked to give the points that he had learned from the lesson. Mr. Phagan: Bill, what did you get out of today ' s lesson? Bill Coleman: I got sleepy. James: Who was that peach I saw you with? Gordon: She wasn ' t a peach: she was a grapefruit. James: Why grapefruit? Gordon: I squeezed her and she hit me in the eye! % Found on a Freshman ' s registration card: Question: Give your parents ' names. Answer: Papa and Mamma. Miss Trussell: What great law is New credited with having discovered? Physics Class (in unison) : The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Ada Lou: A new book has just arrived called ' How to Go to College on $500 a Year. ' How shall I classify it? Miss Stubbs: Ah, put that in the fiction department, under romance. Parker was standing on the ' top step of the Administration bui lding. Marion, standing below, said: Gee, Parker, if you should fall, you would fall a long way. Burman: Marion is so low down that if she should fall she wouldn ' t even reach the next step. A pessimist is a guy who won ' t brush his teeth for fear of wearing them out. When Coach Pritchard told Uly to go to the locker room and get a new football, Uly said, What size shall I get? Pai e Eifjhiy-three DORRIS LlNDSEY Best All Round Francis Mathis Best All Round Most Popular Hazel Dunlap Most Popular IDEAL TooT- LL C o ac h e S Q e Congratulation -TO THE Graduating Class of 1927-1928 BEST WISHES FOR THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE GEORGIA NORMAL COLLEGE JAKE FINE ( Incorporated) SUCCESSORS TO R. SIMMONS CO., INC. -THE STORE WITH A MILLION FRIENDS Where Nature Smiles STATESBORO, :: GEORGIA OTP Paoq Ninety-tJvree AFTER GRADUATION- WHA T ? ONE OF THE BEST THINGS A YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN CAN LEARN IS THE BANKING HABIT. YOUR SUCCESS DEPENDS MORE ON THE WIS- DOM OK YOUR BANKING CONNECTION THAN ANY OTHER KACTOR. WE WELCOME THE YOUNG BUSINESS MAN OR WOMAN. SEA ISLAND BANK THE BANK OF PERS ONAL SERVICE STATESBORO, GEORGIA OLD Reg U 5 Pat OfT IMITATION GRAPE - NOT GRAPE .IIIICF A FLAVOR YOU CAN ' T FORGET DEMAND IT IN THIS BOTTLE To Avoid SUBSTITUTION and DISAPPOINTMENT Every Bottle Sterilized and Thor- oughly 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 Puge ' Ninety-five i From Where They Are to Where They Ain ' t, The Year ' Round FRUITS Ft O O u c F R O V I s I o GROCERIES Alfred Dorman WHOLESALE STATESBORO, GEORGIA :: SYLVANIA, GEORGIA Candler, Bulloch and Screven Counties Page X in rig-. i Refresh Yourself 5c gives you the beverage that delights taste and truly quenches thirst. Pure and Wholesome DRINK oca IN BOTTLES Prepared with the finished art that comes from a lifetime of practice C777 ' r Q ; Page ' Ninety seven A College for Teachers The Georgia Normal School at Statesboro is a first class col- lege in your own section of the State because: 1. Its buildings, equipment and library are approved and valued at $350,000.00. 2. Its faculty is composed of college teach- ers of long experience who hold graduate degrees. 3. Its course of study compares favorably with the other three normal colleges in the slate. Get our catalogue and compare them. 4. The State of Georgia provides us a main- tenance fund of $60,000.00 annually. This fund provides the money to satisfactorily operate a college. The above four statements cover the things necessary to make a college. Write for a catalogue. You can enter now. Georgia Normal School A State College for Teachers Statesboro, Georgia Paye Ninety-eight f— KEWANEE FIREBOX BOILERS Heat Thousands of Finer School Buildings Best Kewanee, Illinois ATLANTA BRANCH 955 Marietta Street, N. W. Page One Hundred and One THE SEELEY COMPANY, INC. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Power Piping and Heating Contractors We installed the new heating syst and eliminated practically every ?m at the Georgia Normal School pipe fitting — substituting same Willi VVLIULU UllllV.13 Itllll 1 V.1I1-IO. 1 1113 l ' l_ J I 1 1 1 3 Lil 1 I ci tion is the Last-Word in piping construction and the first institution in the State of Georgia to be so equipped. Edwards and Sayward Kuppenheimer College Clothes $35.00 to $50.00 ARCHITECTS Atlanta, Ga. THOS. A. JONES CO. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA , k Huiji ' Out II ii inli til tuttl Two , r IF IT ' S SPORTING GOODS WE HAVE IT! BASEBALL BASKET-BALL FOOTBALL VOLLEY BALL We c , ni furnish every article needed for tiiese great sports. We h.-iiiille Goldsmith ;md A. J. Reach, Wright Ditsori complete lines. Also Tennis Equipment, Gnus and Aniinunition, Hunting Clothing, .lohn son Outboard Motors, Boats and Canoes. Archery Equipment and Camp Supplies Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention Stubbs Hardware Sporting Goods Company L19 ( !ongress Street, West Savannah, Georgia Herff - Jones Company INDIANAPOLIS, IND. OFFICIAL JEWELER -for- Georgia Normal CLASS RINGS, PINS INVITATIONS, CARDS Individual orders filled on your pins or rings any time. Guaranteed h. s. canfield Georgia Representative StationerS S v Business Furniture ■ 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 Page One Hunihril and TJirei Confidence--- WE feel that our past record and steady growth are evidence that we are worthy of your con- fidence. The policies of this hank arc founded on holiest, upright principles. Strict adherence to honest, sound methods has done much toward the growth of this institution THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Statesboro, Georgn THE REXALL STORE Everything in Drugs LIGGETT ' S and NUNNALLY ' S PRODUCTS KODAKS CIGARS, TOBACCO STATIONERY, MAGAZINES FRANKLIN DRUG COMPANY A GOOD DRUG STORE Phone 2 BUTCH - PARRISH COMPANY SELLS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO WEAR BULLOCH TIMES The Home Newspaper Statesboro, Georgia 95 A FRIEND OF THE GEORGIA NORMAL l ' i( c One Hundred and Vour DR. OSCAR JOHNSON DENTIST Statesboro, Georgia Compliments of- H. B. STRANGE Judge of Superior Court E very lady is our friend, And declares we ' re on the mend. ' When it comes to ladies ' shoes, Best materials we choose. To work with honest will, Ami good shoe-repairing skill. Neither do we patrons rob, By high charging for a job, But leave it every time complete, Satisfactory and neat. J. Miller Shoe Factory THE COUNTRY STORE R. B. Hendrix, Prop. FRIEND TO GEORGIA NORMAL Statesboko, Georgia STATESBORO, GEORGIA HINTON BOOTH ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 Courtland Street Statesboro, : Georgia S. STEINBERG CO. LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR HATS : SHOES A Specialty Hemstitching and Picoting Royal Society Goods Always Ready to Serve You. MRS. W. W. DeLOACH First National Bank Building THE QUALITY STORE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and INFANTS ' WEAR 11 North Main Street Statesboro, Georgia I ' iiijc One II ii nil i cil inul I ' iii DR. D. R. DEKLE OPTOMETRIST Bank of Statcsboro Building STATESBORO, GEORGIA BRAID HUTTON Incorporated PRINTERS. STA TIONERS and LITHOGRAPHERS 10-18 Whitnker Street SAVANNA II. GEORGIA USE THE BEST BUTLER ' S PREPARED PAINTS Manufactured by John G. Butler Company SA V A N X All. ; i-:ok : i a These paints may be purchased in Statesboro from agents W. C. AKIN SOX. A. C. OELSCHIG SONS Say It With Flowers NURSERY Bull Street at Oglethorpe Avenue Phone 496 SAVANNAH, GA. Sheridan Teachers ' Agency GREENWOOD, S. C. The oldest agency in the South. Covers thoroughly the entire South, es- pecially sorgia and irchn is. S 1 1 is factory service guaranteed. If you wish a position for fall term write us at once. Many Georgia openings. ACME MOTION PICTURE MACHINES — FOR — Schools, Churches, Homes Georgia Normal School — Proud Owners of Two Projectors N. E. SAVINI, Agent P. O. Box 954, ATLANTA, GA. MILTON BRADLEY CO. ATLANTA, GEORGIA EVERYTHING FOR THE SCHOOL ' CATALOGUES FREE Compliments of— DR. J. H. WHITESIDE Page Our Hundred mid Si.e ]908 20 YEARS 1928 THE K0 BAKER ' S SWING FRAMES FRIEND AND— 24-Hour Service FRAMES MADE TO Send us y our films ORDER. RUSTIN ' S STUDIO ANNUAL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGEMENTS ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES OUR EQUIPMENT ENABLES US TO PICTURE YOU DAY OR NIGHT, •RAIN OR SHINE THE OLD RELIABLE 20 YEARS IN STATESBORO 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN NEW LOCATION 34 North Main Street PHONE 485 i „ l ' ii( c Due II it nil red and Seven 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 Development of Other Worthy Community Enterprises. THE WOMAN ' S CLUB STATESBORO, GEORGIA Sam A. Xokthcttt Wm, P. Northcutt NORTHCUTT BROS. M AST E R DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS 41 East Main Street The Boys That Appreciate Your Business Phone 18 STATESBORO, GA. EAST SIDE EGGERY Northcutt Bros., Props. BABY CHICKS HATCHING EGGS CUSTOM HATCHING The chicks you get from us are hatched right. Bred to grow and lay. We use only large Buckeye Mammoth In- cubators. We have hundreds of satisfied custom- ers. We take off over 1000 chicks every Mon- day. You are invited to come to our hatchery whether you buy or not. Get your orders in early. GORDON STREET, Near Cemetery 77 7r nb Page One Hnudnil mul Nine ., ' r CITY DRUG COMPANY The Drug Store with that AT HOME FEELING TELEPHONE 37 Statesboro, Georgia W. C. Akins Son GROCERIES and HARDWARE Service is Our Motto We Appreciate Your Trade E. C. Oliver Co. LADIES ' AND GENTS ' READY-TO-WEAR Store of Quality Statesboro, : Georgia Don ' t say Bread SAY HOLSUM SOLD BY ALL GROCERS THE FLANDERS PRINTING CO. ( Opposite ( ' ourtliouse 19 Courtland Street Statesboro, Georgia ' urn pliments of — Hajoca Corporation Wholesale Manufacturers and Dealers of Plumbing and I [eat ing Eqn ipment Nearest Branch ■PRINTERS WHO SATISFY Let us do your printing once and we will always do it. Flanders ' 11th Year in Statesboro Savannah, Georgia GIF - t Paye One Hundred and Ten X ¥ F 0 R— HEALTH and BEAUTY THE VELVET KIND ICE CREAM DELICIOUS — IN MANY FLAVORS — On Sale At — CITY DRUG CO. ELLIS DRUG CO. THACKSTON ' S Anderson, Waters Brett, Inc. FURNITURE CLEANERS HOUSE FURNISHING GO ODS PHONOGRAPHS DYERS AND — RECORDS 22 South Main Street Statesboro, : Georgia Statesboro, : Georgia A - 1 Page One Hundred and Eleven c ■ ? ■ ■ The NEW FORD combines SPEED : BEAUTY : COMFORT : RELIABILITY MUST BE DRIVEN TO BE APPRECIATED S. W. LEWIS AUTHORIZED DEALER STATESBORO, : GEORGIA AMUSU THEATRE H. W. SMITH JEWELER WA TCHMA KER Hear GIFTS THAT LAST ' The Only Pipe Organ in F or Any Occasion Bullock County 20 S. Main St., Statesboro, Ga. A PLACE FOR THE LIVE ONES Patronizing us is like making love to an old maid — you can ' t overdo it. Change of Programs TUESDAY : THURSDAY Preston ' s Shoe Repairing Shop AND SATURDAY P. G. Walker, Manager In Sea Island Bank Building Phone 355 if n Paije One Hundred and Twelve ■ G. IN. 3. w. n. Aiarea s More Headquarters A clean place for clean customers — and a — HOLLAND Hearty Welcome to All Georgia Normal Students DRUG COMPANY Compliments °J Where the Crowds Go Dr. J. M. Burgess Chiropractor 414 : PHONE : 414 Statesboro, Georgia BAXTER ' S M. Rawdon Oliff BARBER Ernest E. Brannen Where the Ladies and promise is children a performed specialty OLIFF FUNERAL HOME nUlVllli L. J. Shuman Co. Groceries, Fresh and Cured Meats AMBULANCE Fish and Oysters in Season LADY ASSISTANT COUNTRY PRODUCE Phone 332 15 W. Main St. Statcslxm). Georgia T77 ' TT Pagt one Hundred and Thirteen i TEACHERS NEEDED We especially need First Grade, Seventh Grade, Science combined with Athletics, Modern Languages, Domestic Science, Penmanship and Drawing. We invite correspondence from all well prepared teachers. Continuous Registration SOUTHERN TEACHERS ' AGENCY [• our Offices: Columbia, S. ( ' . Chattanooga, Tenn. Richmond, Va. I. uis ilk-, Kv. DR. E. N. BROWN ) E X T 1ST OLIVER BUILDING RINTING Lithographing M. S. D. A. BYCK Savannah, Ga. Office Supplies : Station ery FOR BEST NURSERY STOCK Send ) our Orders to FRUITLAND NURSERIES Augusta, Georgia The South ' s Oldest Nursery DR. J. C. LANE D E N T I S T OLIVER BUILDING ROGERS, INC WHERE SATISFACTION IS A CERTAINTY Raines Hardware Co. THE STORE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY Phone 6 Statesboro, Ga. Lannie F. Simmons GROCERIES Fresh Meats, Feed and Seeds Statesboro, Georgia WE SELL THE BEST FOB LESS Phones 20 and 366 STUDEBAKER DEALER nt Page one Hundred and Fourteen Averitt Brothers Auto Gompany Statesboro, Georgia fOBER ' S For ResuUs Expected FEE D ¥- p  rp THE OLD RELIABLE A3 IX 111 A 1 8 Horse Feed Mule Feed Dairy Feed Poultry Feed GOBER ' S GREAT 8 CHICK STARTER GOBER ' S GREAT 3 GROWING MASH GOBER ' S GREAT 8 LAYING MASH BEST BY ACTUAL TEST THERE IS MORE GRAIN IN GOBER ' S Quality - Uniformity - Service CONKEY ' S FEEDS -AND— POULTRY REMEDIES 0 rz C(} =X BE8BTT FLOUR STANAttDTILTON- MIUING CO. ST.U)u s,u.SA. If You Have Not Used Amertran patttg THE FLOUR THAT BLOOMS IN YOUR OVEN YOU HAVE NOT HAD THE BEST ON THE MARKET GOFF GROCERY COMPANY STATESBORO, :: GEORGIA if OTP- Page One Hundred and Sixteen r 4