Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1930 volume:

Georgia Southern College Zach S. Henderson Library Elmo Mallard Editor Talmage Roberts Business Manager COPYRIGHT 1930 Dedication CJ o you our loyal much re- spected dean, whose high ideals of truth and right are held and praised by all uith great esteem; whose courage always cheers the lue and White ; whose earnest efforts of strength and might seem to lead us where golden treasures wait; for this, the class of thirty ta es de- light in haiing you, to whom We dedicate the R fiector, your ardour to commemorate. Foreword )erchance some future day you 11 turn the pages of this hook ZAnd then may it serve as a mirror bright, helping you to look Back to those golden, happy days your heart will always treasure, Back to those days of college life, filled with happiness, joy and pleasure. £And may it help you to keep in mind, those friends so dear to you, c And dear S- Q- G- J ou loved so Well, its spirit and ideals too. Contents Waculty Classes Activities Weatures Faculty President Guy Herbert Wells, A.B., M.A. Effie Bagwell, B.S. Training School B. S. Georgia State College for Women; two summer schools at Mercer University. David Nye Barron, B.S.A., M.A. Professor of Sociology B.S. Mississippi A. M. College; Clarke Memorial College; graduate work, Mississippi A. M. and University of Georgia; A.M. George Peabody College for Teachers; graduate work at Univer- sity of North Carolina. Mrs. Lula E. Bell Dean of Women Lena Belle Brannen, A.B., B.M. Assistant Language, Piano A. B. Wesleyan; B.M. Wesleyan Col- lege. Mabel Brunson Bookkeeper J. E. Carruth, A.B., M.A. Professor of Education and Director of Training School A. B. Milsap College; M.A. Peabody College for Teachers; one year ' s work on Doctor ' s, Peabodv College for Teachers; one year Southern Methodist University. Carrie Law Clay, B.S., M.A. Professor of English B. S. George Peabody College for Teachers; A. M. George Peabody College for Teachers; Normal graduate, State Nor- mal. Marion Cooper, B.M. Musical and Vocal Instructor Brenau College, Gainesville. Georgia; Boston Conservatory; Lavson ' s Conserva- tory, New Hope, Pa. Robert Donaldson, A.B. Assistant in English A. B., Journalism, University of Georgia. Mrs. R. E. Fullilove Manager of Dining Hall Z. S. Henderson, B.S., M.A. Dean B. S. Piedmont College; M.A. Colum- bia University; Diploma as Executive in Normal Schools or Teachers College, Teachers College, Columbia I niversity; one summer Chicago I niversity. Mrs. Jessie 0. Johnston, A.B. Expression A. B. Brenau College Conservatory. Mae Michael Secretary Hester Newton, A.B., B.S., M.A. Professor of History A. B. Brenau; B. S. and M.A. George Peabody College for Teachers. Summer School at Columbia. Viola Perry, M.S. Registrar and Mathematics Diplomas. State Normal School, Athens, Ga.: B. S. Peabody College; one summer at University of Georgia; two terms grad- uate work Peabody College. John M. Phagan, B.S. Director of Extension and Assistant in Mathematics B. S. State Normal College, Florence, Ala. Edith Robertson, B.S.H.Ec, M.A. Professor of Home Economics B. S. H. Ec. University of Georgia; M. A. Columbia Universitv. Marion Shuptrine, B.A. Professor of Industrial Art B.A. Wesleyan; Normal Diploma from S. G. T. C; summer schools at S. G. C, McRae; Miss Cook ' s China Painting School; University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, N. C. Emily Simpson, B.S., P.E. Physical Education B. S. P. E. University of Georgia. Alvin Arthur Singley, A.B., M.A. Professor of Education A. B. Newberry College; M. A. Univer- sity of South Carolina. Byron Lambert {Crook) Smith, B.S.C. Director of Athletics B. S. C. Mercer University, Macon, Geor- gia; Bryson College, Fayetteville, Tennes- see. Frances Stubbs, A.B. Librarian Normal-English Diploma G. S. C. W.; A.N. Degree from G. S. C. W.; one sum- mer Peabody College for Teachers; one summer Columbia University. Malvina Trussell, B.S. Professor of Science B.S. Georgia State College for Women; two terms graduate work at Cornell Uni- versity; one term Emory University. Guy Herbert Wells, A.B., M.A. President A.B. Mercer University; A.M. Colum- bia University; Diploma in Superintend- ency, Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity; one and one-third years graduate work at Peabody College for Teachers; candidate for Ph. D. degree. Marie Wood, A.B. Training School and Latin Normal-English Diploma G. S. C. W.; A.B. degree G. S. C. W. ; summer school Mercer University. History of South Qeorgia Teachers College HE South Georgia Teachers College was established by the General Assembly of Georgia in the summer of 1906. The name of the institution at the time of its creation was the First District A. M. School. The school was originally located within the Congressional District and in the town and county making the best offer for its establishment. The people of States- boro and of Bulloch Countv offered the greatest inducement and Statesboro was rec- ognized as the location for the school. I ntil August 19. 1924, the school continued to operate as a District A. M. School. Realizing the need of a State Normal college in this section of the state, the trustees drafted a bill which was passed by the General Assembly of Georgia and approved by Governor Clifford Walker on August 18, 1924. converting the First District A. M. School into the Georgia Normal School. In August of 1929, the State Legislature changed the name of the school to South Georgia Teachers College. The college has also been granted the legal right to award the B. S. degree upon completion of four years of college work. Classes enior Class Sara Lois Johnson Statesboro, Georgia Entered ' 27 from Andrew.CoIlege; Sec- retary and Treasurer of Junior Class, ' 29; President of Oral English, ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 30. ' To know her is to love her. Varsity Basket-ball. ' 28- ' 30; Varsity Baseball, ' 28- ' 30; Varsity Football. ' 29; Student Council, ' 29- ' 30; Secretary Senior Class, ' 29- ' 30; Coach of Girls ' Basket- ball, ' 28- ' 29; Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; As- sistant Physical Education Director; Best Athlete, ' 30. J. L. Newton Daisy, Tennessee He has an oar in every man ' s boat, 4nd a finger in every pie. 20 Waldo Pafford Douglas, Georgia Stephens Society, ' 27- ' 30; Basket-ball, ' 27- ' 30; Captain Basket-ball, ' 27- ' 28; Track ' 28; Baseball, ' 27- ' 29; Debate, ' 27; Pres- ident Senior Class, ' 29-30; Glee Club, ' 27; Vice-President Stephens Society, ' 29- ' 30; Vice-President Student Council, ' 29- ' 30; Tiager Club. 27. Trifle with me not — am A man of busi ' ies . Marguerite Turner Statesboro, Georgia Glee Club, ' 28- ' 29; President Junior Class, ' 28- ' 29; Vice-President Senior Class, ' 29- ' 30; Student Council, ' 30; Re- flector Staff, ' 30. True to her work, her word, and her friends. Ten Tears Hence With eyes of Hope and Faith we pierce The vale of sunshine and of tears, And tell in part the mystery Of far off, vague, and distant years. We look beyond for ten long years And in this misty vision see A loyal band i faithful friends. Who love and boost their old T. C. A mighty change we find in them After these many years of toil. Some sail, some fly across the seas While others till the fertile soil. There are those who sell and those who buy And others keep their books, And some there are, who win their fame Upon their virtues and their looks. We find some, too, who like to write While others like to teach; And some there are who like to heal While others like to preach. What e ' er may be their walk in life We see and know that one and all Will serve his Maker and mankind And ever heed to Duty ' s call. — Leonard Powell. Junior Class Tiny Lee Alderman Statesboro, Georgia Stephens Literary Society, ' 28- ' 29; Music Lovers Club, ' 28- ' 29. Her voice was ever .soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. Katherine Brett Statesboro, Georgia Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Ste- phens Society, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; President D. L. D. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Sci- ence Club, ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club, ? 29; Social Editor George-Anne, ' 29; Reflector Staff, ' 29- ' 30. Loved because she is lovable. Vennie Clark Meansville, Ga. Entered ' 26; Oglethorpe Literary So- ciety; Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ! 29- ' 30. There is not one moment without some duty. La Fiece Collins Graymont, Georgia President Student Council, ' 29- ' 30; Chaplain Stephens Literary Society, ' 28; President Stephens Society, ' 30; Vice- President Junior Class, ' 29-30; Football, ' 27- ' 30; Track, ' 29: President Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; Reflector Staff, ' 29. Speak briefly and to the point. ' ' Jewell Antoinette Durrence Claxton, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 29-30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; E. E. E. Club. ' 29- ' 30; Reflector Staff, 29- ' 30. work nil do it, she will win. Joyce W. Gardner Townsend. Georgia Y. W. C. A.. 29- ' 30; President Student Volunteer Organization, ' 29- ' 30; President G. G. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Stephens Literary So- ciety, 29- ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 29- ' 30. ' 7 know that 1 know. Ralph Henderson GiII ville. Georgia Stephens Society. ' 27- ' 30; Glee Club. ' 27- ' 30; Football. ' 27- 30: Basket-ball. ' 27- ' 30: Baseball. ' 27- ' 30; Bachelors Club, ' 27- ' 28. ' ' Take him all in all, he is a man. Josie Hutchinson Adrian. Georgia Oglethorpe Society. 27- ' 30; Secretary of Oglethorpe Society ' 2o- 29: Tennis Club, ' 27- ' 28; Y. W. C. A.. ' 27- ' 30; Treas- urer Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 29. Speech is silvern — Silence is golden. Georgia Johnson Garfield. Georgia Music Club. ' 27- ' 29; Oglethorpe So- ciety. ' 29- ' 30; Latin Club. 26- ' 28. Anything for a quiet life. A. G. MlDDLETO.N. Jr. Townsend. Georgia Manager of Football, ' 27- ' 28; Secre- tin and Treasurer Sophomore Class. ' 28- ' 29. Character makes it:- own destiny. Talmace Roberts Sylvania, Georgia Student Council. ' 29- ' 30; Stephens Lit- erary Society. ' 28- ' 30; Treasurer Stephens Literary Society, ' 30; Secretary Junior Class, ' 29- ' 30; Business Manager Reflector. ' 29- ' 30. It does not pay to worry; thing are bound to happen anyway ' ' Lillian Rocker Guyton, Georgia Entered ' 27; Secretary Y. W. C. A.. ' 28- ' 29; Secretary Oglethorpe Literary So- ciety, Winter. 2!!- 29: Secretary Ogle- thorpe Society, Fall, ' 29- ' 30; President Oglethorpe Literary Society. Spring, 29- ' 30; Champion Debating Team. ' 28- ' 29; Debate. ' 29- ' 30; Science Club. ' 29- ' 30; Secretary Student Council. 2 ( . ' 30; President Junior Class, ' 29- ' 30; Assistant Editor Reflector. ' 29- ' 30; Miss Intellectual. ' 29- ' 30. i he hand that foliates intellect can achieve. Paul Thompson Vidalia, Georgia Football, ' 27- ' 29; Basket-ball, ' 27- ' 30; Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 27- ' 28; Stu- dent Council, 2o. One ivho never turned his back But marched breast forward. James Virgil Tillery Metter, Georgia Football, ' 27- ' 29; Track, ' 28- ' 30; Cap- tain Track Team ' 29; Science Club, 29- ' 30; Stephens Literary Society, ' 28- ' 30. 7 ladies interfere with work, let work alone. S. J. Williams, Jr. Rocky Ford. Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 27- ' 30; Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; McDowell Music Club, ' 27- ' 28. Feu things are impossible to diligence and study. ophomore Class Josie Aaron Aaron, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Oglethorpe So- ciety, ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 29- ' 30. As good as she is fair. Zack Brown Blitch Stilson, Georgia Stephens Literary Society, ' 28- ' 30. None but himself can be his parallel. Emma Blount Vidalia, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 29- ' 30; Basket-ball, ' 28- ' 30; Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30. Dignity, with goodness and mi chief, are all combined just here. Lincoln Boykin Sylvania, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 25, ' 30; Vice-President Oglethorpe Society, ' 26. Common sense is nature ' s gift. Ruby Franklin Brannen Statesboro, Georgia Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; Home Eco- nomics Club, ' 28- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30. Character is higher than intellect. 30 Mary Elizabeth Brown Wart hen, Georgia Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Reporter of D. L. D. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Secretary of Students Volunteer Association, ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 30; Stephens Literary Society, 28- , 30. Bertha Lee Brunson Register, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A.. ' 29- ' 30. A just fortune awaits the deserving. Pauline Burke Scott. Georgia Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; Basket-ball, ' 28- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 30. A light heart lives long. Josie Mae Clark Garfie d, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A„ ' 29- ' 30. It is what we think and ivhat we do that makes us what we are. Hazel Marion Deal Statesboro, Georgia Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; T. C. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Stephens Society, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Cheer Leader, ' 29- ' 30; Re- flector Staff, ' 29- ? 30. i . great to know you can if you wish. ' ' Emily Dubberly Glennville, Georgia Modesty expresses carefulness. Ruth Edenfield Vidalia, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 29; Cabinet Y. W. C. A.. ' 29- ' 30; Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; Ogle- thorpe Literary Society. ' 29- ' 30; Reflector Staff, ' 29- ' 30. Loyal hearted, strong of mind. A finer girl you ' ll never find. Parnell Enecks Rocky Ford, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 28- ' 29; George-Anne Staff, ' 29- ' 30. His hand is ready and willing. J. D. Fields, Jr. Swainsboro, Georgia Stephens Literary Society, ' 29- ' 30; Sci- ence Club, ' 29- ' 30; Football, ' 29- ' 30; Basket-ball. ' 29- ' 30. Life is what you make it. Make it north while Allie Belle Fortner Kite, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 29- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30. Know thyself, but don ' t tell everybody about it. 32 Herbert Gooden Willie, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 29. Hang sorrow, care ' ll kill a cat. Bertie Macoy Green Dublin. Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 29- ' 3G; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30. Quiet in appearance with motives unknown Clifford Dorothy Griner Brook ' .et, Georgia V. W. C. A., 29- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Stephens Literary Society, ' 29- ' 30; D. L. D., ' 29- ' 30; George- Anne Staff, ' 29; Glee Club, ' 29; Reflector Staff, ' 30. ( here hearts are true, few nurds nill da. Dorothy Marie Griner Guyton, Georgia Y. W. C. A.. 29- ' 30; Oglethorpe Lit- erary Society. ' 29- ' 30; Dramatic Club. ' 29- ' 30. ' A life as quit i as tin- deepest tream and a hear t that is good and tine Kathleen Harmon Swainsboro, Georgia President Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Vice- President Sophomore Class. ' 29- ' 30: Sec- retary Stephens Literary Society, , 29- , 3(); Student Council, ' 29- ' 30; Home Economics Club. ' 28- ' 29; Science Club. ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club. ' 29- ' 30; Miss S. G. T. C, ' 30. Rare companion of quality, noble and true, [f ith plenty of sense and good humor, too. Sara Ethel Heidt Guyton. Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Stephens Literary Society, ' 28- ' 30; G. G. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30. True as the dial to the sun. Harold Hendrix Portal. Georgia Happ) urn I, from care I ' m free: U In aren ' t they all contented like Mary Henslee Lit hia Springs. Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Student Volunteer, ' 29- ' 30. High erected thought, seated in a head of courtesy. Ruby Louise Joiner Statesboro, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30. A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Mildred Myrl Jones Statesboro, Georgia Home Economics Club, ' 28- ' 30; Vice- President Home Economics Club, ' 28- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 28- ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 28- ' 29. Faithfulness and sincerity first of all. Dora Kinc O ' iver. Georgia Home Economics Club, ' 27- ' 28; Y. W. C. A., ' 27- ' 30; Oglethorpe Society, ' 27- ' 30. Demure and quiet is she — And yet methinks there ' s something more be- neath. Pauline Lanier Statesboro. Georgia Dramatic Club, ' 30. Her friendship can give an edge to the bluntest sword. Reta Louceil Lee Statesboro, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; D. L. D. Club, ' 28- ' 30; Basket-ball. ' 29- ' 30; Stephens So- ciety, ' 28- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 28- ' 30; President Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 29; Reflector Staff, ' 29- ' 3(). It ' s love, music and laughter this old world is after. Virginia F. Lewis Broxton, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 28- ' 30; D. L. D. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Delta Psi Omega, ' 29- ' 30; President Y. W. C. A., 29; Editor George- Anne, ' 29; President Stephens Society, Winter, ' 30. Rare as is true love, true friendship is rarer. Elizabeth McGregor Halcyondale, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 28-30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 30; Orchestra, ' 29- ' 30; Dra- matic Club, ' 28- ' 30; E. E. E. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30. have a heart with room for everybody. Morgan Elmo Mallard Savannah, Georgia Science Club. ' 28- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 29; Stephens Literary Society, ' 28- ' 3(J; Chaplain, Stephens Society, 28- ' 29; Vice- President Stephens Society, Winter, ' 29- ' 30; President Sophomore Class, ' 29- ' 30; Student Council, ' 29- ' 30; Editor-in-Chief Reflector, ' 29- ' 30; Mr. S. G. T. C. ' 29- ' 30. ' ' His popularity is his power. E. L. Miller Stapleton, Georgia Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; Stephens Literary Society, ' 29- ' 30. Honor lies in honest toil. Annie Ruth Moore Macon, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet, ' 29- ' 30; Science Club, ' 28- ' 30; Stu- dent Council, ' 29- ' 30; Secretary and Treas- urer Sophomore Class, ' 29- ' 30; Treasurer Oglethorpe Literary Society, Winter, ' 29; Pianist Oglethorpe Literary Society, Win- ter, ' 28- ' 29; Secretary Oglethorpe Society, Spring, ' 29- ' 30. As each day comes, we love her more; And time goes on forever. Georgia Walton Moore Statesboro, Georgia Ambition has no rest. Sam Neville Register, Georgia ' He was the mildest manner ' d man, That ever scuttled ship or cut a thread. Seaborn Newton Milieu. Georgia Varsity Football, ' 26- 27; Stephens So- ciety, ' 26- ' 27 — ' 29- ' 30; Secretary Fresh- man Class. ' 26- ' 27; Varsity Football. ' 29- ' 30. Every addition to true knowledge is an addition to human power. Willie Newton Brooklet, Georgia Y. W. C. A.. 2! {-•: ' , ); Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; G. G. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Student Vol- unteer. ' 30. Great works are performed not by strength, but by perseverance. Elizabeth Orr Pineora, Georgia Oglethorpe Society, ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 29- ' 30; Science Club, ' 29- ' 30; ' Y. W. C. A.. ' 29- ' 30; Dramatic Club. ' 29- ' 30. Irt is the gift of God. Addie Beatrice Parker Macon. Georgia Vice-President Y. W. C. A.. ' 29- ' 30; Vice-President Oglethorpe Society, ' 29- ' 30; Reflector Staff, ' 29- ' 30; Science Club. ' 29- ' 30; Most Original Girl in Who ' s Who. ' 29- ' 30. A cheerful disposition doubles ur power. I ,KO Mill Pott ELL idalia, Georgia Stephens Literary Society, ' 28- ' 30; Sci- ence Club, ' 28- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 30; Manager Football Team, ' 29; Reflector Staff, ' 29- ' 30. Lend th serious hearing to what I shall unfold. Eunice Rackley Statesboro, Georgia Life i ; too short to work. ' Harriet Virginia Roberts Swainsboro, Georgia Oglethorpe Society, ' 28- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Secretary Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. - ' SO; Secretary and Treasurer Fresh- man Class, ' 28- ' 30; President T. C. Club, 29- 30. Nature designed us to be oj good cheer. Julian H. Roberts Hilltonia, Georgia Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; Reflector Staff, ' 29- ' 30. 7 fame is only to come after death, I ' m in no hurry for it. Earl A. Rountree Sylvania, Georgia Oglethorpe Society, ' 29- ' 30. He is weighed in the balance and nut found wanting. Lucille Rountree Summit, Georgia Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; D. L. D., ' 29- ' 30; Secretary and Treasurer Glee Club, ' 28- ' 29; Glee Club, ' 29- ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 29- ' 30; Delta Psi Omega, ' 29- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30. Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. 38 Reba Saturday Collins, Georgia Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 30; President E. E. E. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30. In her — ' twas natural to please. Earle Spell Lyons, Georgia Stephens Society, ' 28- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Home Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30. Kind hearts are mare than coronets. Erma Alexa Stewart Portal, Georgia Music Lovers 7 Club, ' 28- ' 30. A merry heart is welcomed anywhere. James Herbert Stewart Portal, Georgia Once your friend, always your friend. Mary Swain Claxton, Georgia Dramatic Club, ' 28- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 28- ' 30; Secretary and Treasurer E. E. E. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Ste- phens Society, ' 28- ' 30; Delta Psi Omega, ' 29- ' 30; President Dramatic Club, ' 29- ' 30; Secretary and Treasurer Glee Club, ' 29- ' 30. Mistress oj herself, though China fall. Avis Temples Portal. Georgia Though ambition in itself is a vice, Yet it is often the parent of virtues. Madge Temples Statesboro, Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, ' 28- ' 29; Orchestra, ' 28- ' 29- ' 30. here the stream runneth smoothest, the water is deepest. Grace Thomas Dexter. Georgia Oglethorpe Literary Society, , 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Glee Club, ' 29- ' 30. Doubt is an incentive to search for truth. Walton LJsher Guyton. Georgia President Oglethorpe Literary Society, Spring, ' 28- ' 29, Winter. ' 29- ' 30; Cheer Leader, ' 29- ' 30; Reflector Staff, ' 29- ' 30; (dee (dub. ' 29- ' 30; Baseball Team. ' 29; Varsity Club, ' 29- ' 30; Most Popular Boy, ' 29- ' 30; Handsomest Boy, ' 29- ' 30. It is a great plague to he too handsome a man. Stella Vanlandingham Wrightsville. Georgia Oglethorpe Literan Society. 28- ' 30; Treasurer Oglethorpe Society, Spring Term, ' 28- ' 29, Fall Term. ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A., ' 28- ' 30; Treasurer Y. W. C. A., ' 29- ' 30; Science (dub, ' 28 30; Cutest in Who ' s Who, ' 29- ' 30. Better be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. in Rosalyn Walsh Garfield. Georgia Hume Economics Club, ' 29- ' 30; Science Club, 29- ' 30; D. L. D. Club, ' 29- ' 30; Y. W. C. A.. ' 29- ' 30; Stephens Literary So- ciety, ' 29- ' 30. Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. He r Brake Watson Augusta, Georgia Entered Winter. ' 29; Stephens Literary Society. A good nature anil a ready smile, and a sunny disposition are his. Cora Lee Wynn Portal. Georgia Never take life too seriously. You. won ' t get out alive anyway. Daniel Young Waycross. Georgia know not how, I car; not why, Thy music sets my world at ease. i i Sailors on the Sea of J ife Out upon the sea of School-life there ' s a ship a-sailing This name — The Ship of Cheer and Hope — is carried upon the railing. The crew is called — The Sophomores — they ' re the best in every way The port for which this ship is bound is known as — Knowledge Bay. For many davs and many nights this ship bas been a-sail, It ' s weathered many an angry storm and r idden many-a gale. Sometimes, the crew grew sick at heart and many dropped at ports But some there were who bore it all, some honest, real, true sports. And now the port is just ahead. Knowledge Bay is near at band Then will come the sad farewell, the parting of the band; Then each to each must sav good-bye and each must choose bis way But words cannot express their thoughts, no matter what they say. So into the world they ' ll go, but sailors still they ' ll be Although, ' tis true the storms and gales and waves they may not see; Yet still they ' ll sail through pleasant seas and still they ' ll sail through strife This band may then be truly called, — Sailors on the Sea of Life. Freshman Class Elizabeth Addison Statesboro, Ga. Sara Virginia Anderson Statesboro, Ga. Veraestee Annette Anderson Kite, Ga. Jane F. Atwood Ridgeville, Ga. Bonnie Lue Aycock Brooklet, Ga. Boyd Boswell Garfield, Ga. Horace W. Boykin Oliver, Ga. Vanira Bradham Miller., Ga. Robert H. Bradley Leefield, Ga. Florence Brinson Wrightsville, Ga. Dora Brown Summit, Ga. Lois Burke Dover, Ga. Elizabeth Huldah Cail Sylvania, Ga. Frances Coleman Graymont, Ga. Sarah Katherine Cone Statesboro, Ga. Louise Coursey Egypt, Ga. GlNCY COWART Garfield, Ga. Georgia Lucile Cox Waclley, Ga. Eleanor Brunelle Deal Statesboro, Ga. Thelma Blanche DeLoach Abbeville, Ga. J. Hubert Dewberry Stillmore, Ga. Margaret Duncan Millhaven, Ga. Betty Mildred Everett Register, Ga. Blanche Fields Garfield, Ga. Helen Gillespie Pulaski, Ga. Roma Griffin Stillmore, Ga. Millard Griffith Portal, Ga. Sallie Hagan Statesboro, Ga. Marie Hendrix Portal, Ga. Pearl Hollingsworth Collins, Ga. Grace Hutchinson Adrian, Ga. G. M. Jones Whigham, Ga. Jean Kicklighter Glennville, Ga. Montez Kicklighter Glennville, Ga. Ethel Lee Brooklet, Ga. Agnes Lewis Garfield, Ga. Erma Ruth Lewis Statesboro, Ga. Anita Lee Lunsford Cleveland, Ga. Ocoma McDaniel Dublin, Ga. Vera McElveen Brooklet, Ga. Robert Lee Marr Waycross, Ga. Martha Martin Wrightsville, Ga. Beatrice W. Middleton Townsend, Ga. Christine Elise Mingledorff Clyo, Ga. Jewell Morris Norway, S. C. Emily Moye i i I !e. mi. Eugene H. Murphy Bremen, Ga. Telmlee New Patterson, Ga. 49 Wilma New Lyons, Ga. Mary Evelyn Olliff Register. Ga. JNena L. Peel Woodcliff, Ga. Regina Perkins Alma. Ga. Thirla Price Harrison. Ga. Cleo Rimes Lanier. Ga. Mamie Riner Wrightsville, Ga. John Ellis Rountree Summit, Ga. Frank Rushing Statesboro, Ga. Tyra Saturday Collins, Ga. Evalyn Simmons Statesboro. Ga. Dora Ellen Smith Sylvania, Ga. Margaret Madelle Stevens Stevens Crossing, Ga. Mildred Stewart Eastman, Ga. Pearl Lucile Suddath Portal, Ga. Helen E. Taylor Augusta, Ga. Jewell Augustus Thomas Statesboro, Ga. Maedell Turner Statesboro, Ga. Bessie Urquhart Wriglitsville, Ga. Sadie Usher Guyton, Ga. Willie Rude Usher Springfield. Ga. Olen Malcolm Warnock Register, Ga. Imogene Waters Statesboro, Ga. Jane Evans Watson Register, Ga. If- {With apologies to Mr. Kipling.) If you can keep your head when Seniors ask you The million questions they are prone to ask, If you can stand aside and let one pass you And hurry to his all-important task; If you can smile and overlook an error Made by a person of much lower rank. And pass it up and be a little merrier Just waiting for his next dumb playful prank; If you can learn and not make books your master But take that which our old world has to teach; If you can face your problems with gay laughter And not yearn for pleasures out of reach; If you are fired ivith holy patriotism And joy in the better things you see. You are a very gifted sportsman And worthy Freshman of T. C. 53 Qalendar September 10-11 September 12 October 15 . , October 28-Nov. ! October 22 . November 5 . November 7 . November 20 November 28 November 30 December 2 . December 11 December 15 December 17 December 18 December 19 December 20 January 7 January 17 . January 30 . February 11 February 15 February 24 February 24 February 26 February 28 Registration. School opens. Reflector Staff elected. Bulloch County Fair. Halloween Party (Sophomores entertain). Grand Jury inspects school. Savannah Rotary Club met here. Trustees hold meeting at school. Thanksgiving Holiday. Stephens and Oglethorpe Societies entertain. New Term begins. Football banquet. Y. W. C. A. serenades with Christmas Carols. Boys ' Basket4)all season opens. Final Soccer game between Freshmen and Sophomores. Debate between Stephens and Oglethorpe Literary Societies. Freshman Banquet. Christmas Holidays begin. Classes begin. Election of Who ' s Who. Snow. Play Message From Mars by Piedmont Players. Valentine Party — Juniors and Seniors entertain. Track and Baseball training begins. Mr. Wells attending N. E. A. at Atlantic City. Robert 0. Briggs, humorist, from Piedmont Bureau. Annual goes to press. ub-Freshman Class Sub-Freshman Qlass MEMBERS Alexander, Ewell Alford, Emmitt Ayerett, Mildred Bennett, E. H. Brannen. Edna Brunson, James Byrd. Fonnie Clark, Floyd Franklin, George Gibson, Peggy Ruth Griner, Irene Hagins, Jessie Hendrix, Arnold Hodges, Martha Hodges. Rex Jones. Frederick Kettles, Carl Martin, P. W.. Jr. Mathis, Fred Metts. A. J. Metzgler, John W. Minnehan, Thomas Nessmith, Ambrose Newton, B. B., Jr. Oglesbee, Ellis Phillips, Ralph Roughton, Mary J. Scott, Willie K. Smith. Velma Smith, Virginia Stutokd. n ii: Belli Stanley, Marie Stevens, Nannie Pearl Thompson, Harold Williams. Margaret Zetterower. Nora Activities Student Qouncil Dean Z. S. Henderson Faculty Advisor MEMBKIIS Boyd Boswell Waldo Pafford La Fiece Collins Talmage Roberts Kathleen Harmon Lillian Rocker Elmo Mallard John Ellis Rountree Annie Ruth Moore Harold Thompson Lester Newton Marguerite Turner 59 r. W. Q. zA. Cabinet Kathleen Harmon President Addie B. Parker Vice-President Harriet Roberts .... Secretary Stella Vanlandingham Treasurer Miss Emily Simpson .... Sponsor CABINET Ruth Edenfield Emma Blount Grace Hutchinson Sara Katherine Cone Vennie Clark Annie Ruth Moore Dora Smith on r. w. Aaron, Josie Addison, Elizabeth Anderson, Sara Ash more, Rubye Atwood, Jane AVERETT, MlLDRE ) Aycock, Bonnie I. he Bird, Sallie Joe Blount, Kmma Bradham, Vanira Brett, Katherine Brewton, Inez Brinson, F ' lorence Brown, .Mary Brunson, Bertha Lee Burke, Lois Burke. Pauline Carter, Frances Cail, Huldah Clark, Josie Mae Clarke, Yennie Coleman, Frances Compton, Euclid Cone, Sara Katherine Coursey, Louise COW ART, GlNC Cox, Lucille Daughtry, Kathleen Deal, Brunelle DeLoach, Blanche Duncan, Margaret Durrence, Jewell Eden field, Ruth Everett, Mildred Fields, Blanche MEMBERS Fort n er, Allie Belle Gardner, Joyce Gibson, Peggy Ruth Gillespie, Helen Green, Bertie Griner, Clifford Griner, Dorothy Hagins, Jessie Hagan, Sallie Harmon, Kathleen Heidi. Ethel Hendrix, Marie Henslee, Mary i iolli ngsworth, pearl Hutchinson, Grace Hutchinson, Josie Jones, Mildred King, Dora Lee, Ethel Lee, Reta Lewis, Erma Ruth Lewis, Virginia Lunsford, Anita Martin, Martha Mi Daniel, Ocoma McElveen, Vera McGregor, Elizabeth Middleton, Beatrice mingledorif, christine Moore, Annie Ruth Morris, Jewell Moye, Emily New, Telmlee New, Wilma Newton, Willie Oglesbee, Ellis Olliff, Evelyn Orr, Elizabeth Peel, Nena Perkins, Kegina Parker, Addie B. Price, Thurla Rimes, Cleo R i n er, Mamie Roberts. Harriet Rocker, Lillian Rountree, Lucile Rushing, Ruby Dell Saturday. Keba Saturday. Tyra Scott, Willie Simmons, F ' valyn Smith, Velma Smith, Dora Stanley, Marie Stewart, Mildred Suddath, Lucile Swain. Mary Taylor, Helen Thomas, ( Ira e Tu rn er, Maedell Urquhart, Bessie Usher, Sadie Vanlandingham, Stella Walsh, Rosalyn Walker, Iris Watson, Jane Wells, Helen Zetterower, Nora PRESIDENTS La Fiece Collins Virginia Lewis Waldo Pafford DEBATERS Bonni e Lue Aycock Waldo Pafford Vera McElveen Leonard Powell MASCOT Margaret Anne Wells SPONSORS Miss Newton Mr. Donaldson THE STEPHENS SOCIETY Fall Winter Spring President La Fif.ce Collins Virginia Lewis Waldo Pafford Vice-President Waldo Pafford Elmo Mallard Katherine Brett Secretary ....Kathleen Harmon Frances Coleman Dora Smith Treasurer Talmage Roberts Talmace Roberts Talmace Roberts Pianist Marie Hendrix Ruby Dell Rushing Maedelle Stevens Song Lender Huldah Cail Huldah Cail Hazel Deal Chaplain • Ralph Henderson Hubert Dewberry Ralph Stephens 62 The Stephens Society Pledge: On my honor, I pledge myself to stand for the ideals of the Stephens Society and in every way do my part towards making the Society better and more useful. MEMBERS Addison, Elizabeth Cardner, Joyce Peel, Nena Alexander, Ewell Gibson, Peggy Ruth Perkins, Regina Anderson. Sara Gillespie, Helen Phillhs. Km. I ' ll AYCOCK, 150NNIE LUE Criner, Clifford Powell, Leonard A v E Rett, Mildred Hagan, Sallie Renfroe. Claude Bli rCH, Brown Harmon, Kathleen Roberts. Julian Blount, Emma Heidt, Ethel Roberts, Talmage Bradham, V ' anira Hendrix, Marie ROUNTREE, LU( [LE Brett, Katherinf. Henderson, Ralph Rountree, John Ellis Brewton, Inez Jones, Buck Saturday. Re ha Brown, Mar Jones, Carlyle Saturday. Tyra Burke, Lois Jones, Fritz Simmons, Evalyn Burke, Pauline Kinney. Eugene Smith, Velma Bird, Sally Jo Kicklighter, Montez Smith, Dora Cail, Huldah Lee, Ethel Si ell. Earle Carter, Frances Lee, Reta Stanley, M r i e Clark, Sid Lewis. Virginia Stanley. Orville Coleman, Frances Lunsford. Anita Stevens, Madell Collins, I.a Piece Mallard, Elmo Stevens, Nannie I ' e rl Cone, Sara Katherine Martin, Peyton Stephens, Ralph COWART, (ilNCY McDaniel. Ocoma Stewart, Mildred COX, t,UCILE McElveen, Vera SUDDATH, LUCILE Daughtry, Kathleen Metzgler, John Swain, Mary Deal, Hazel Miller, E. L. Taylor. Helen Donaldson, Mr. Robert M I N GLEDOR FF, CHRISTINE Thomtson, Harold Dewberry, Hubert Morris, Jewell Tillery, James Duncan, Margaret New. Wilma Turner, Madellf. Durden, Billie Newton. Miss Hester Urquhart, Bess:e Edenfield, Max Newton, Willie Walsh. Kosalyn Everett, Mildred Newton, Seaborn Watson, Jane Fields, Blanche Olliff, Evelyn Watson, Henry Fields, J. D. Pafford, Waldo Williams, Lyman ;:j Oglethorpe J iterary Society OFFICERS Kail F. H. Sills, Jk • - President Addie B. Parker • Vice-President Lillian Rocker Secretary Stella Vanlandincham . . i reasurer Walton I her Chaplain Dan Younc I ' utmst Walton Usher Cheer Leader Winter Walton L sher ■ • :.. • n Pre ident Grace Hutchinson lice-President Josie Hutchinson ■ secretary Vnmi Ri in M i Treasure) Lester Newton Chaplain Dan Younc ■ ™tmst Florence Brinson Cheer Leader Spring Lillian Rocker • • President Lester Newton Vice-President Annie Ruth Moore • • • „ Secretary Vennie Clark Treasurer Earl Rountree Chaplain Dan Young • • Pianist Walton Usher Cheer Leader DEBATERS Willie Rude Usher Lillian Rockek Walton Usiieh SPONSORS Coach B. L. Smith Miss Marie Wood 64 Oglethorpe J iterary Society Aaron, Josie Anderson, Vera Atwood, Jane Bennett, E. H. Boswell, Boyd Boykin, Horace Bovkin, Lincoln Bradley. Robert Brinson, Florence Brunson. Bertha Lee Clark. Josie Mae Clark, Vennie Compton. Euclid Couksey, Louise Deal, Brunelle DeLoach, Blanche DeLoach. Rudolph Donaldson. Vivian Durrence. Jewell Edenfield, Ruth FORTNER, ALLIE BeLLE MEMBERS Gooden, Herbert Green, Bertie Griner, Dorothy Hagins, Jessie Henslee, Mary Hutchinson. Grace Hutchinson, Josh; Jones, Mildred KlCKLICHTER JEAN King, Dora Lewis. Acnes Marr, Robert L. Martin, Martha McGregor, Elzabeth Middleton, Beatrice Moore, Annie Ruth Mo ye. Emily New. Telmlee Newton, Lester Oglesbee, Ellis Orr, Elizabeth Parker, Addie B. Prick. Thurla Rimes. Ci.eo Hi nek. Mamie Roberts. Harriet Rocker. Lillian Rountree. Earl Scott. Willie Stafford, Annie Belle Thomas, Grace I sher, Sadie Usher, Walton I sher. Willie Rude Vanlandingham, Stella Walker, [ris Warnock. Olen Wells, Helen Williams. S. J. Young, Daniel Zett::rower, Nora The Reflector Staff Elmo Mallard Editor Talmage Roberts Business Manager Katherine Brett . . . Assistant Advertising Manager Leonard Powell .... Circulating Manager Clifford Griner • . . . Assistant Circulating Manager Stella Vanlandincham Assistant Circulating Manager Annie Ruth Moore Assistant Literary Editor Ruth Edenfield . • Assistant Literary Editor Addie B. Parker Photographic Editor Reta Lee ... . Assistant Sports Editor Josie Hutchinson . Assistant Club Editor Business Sponsor Literary Sponsor Mr. Donaldson Miss Clay C6 |£ A M -- Qeorge- Anne Staff Ralph Stephens Editor-in-Chief Dora Smith Assistant Editor Sara Katherine Cone Neus Editor Vera McElveen Campus Editor Blanche Fields Alumni Editor Florence Brinson Joke Editor Robert Lee Marr Printer Eugene Murphy Printer Blanche DeLoach Type Miss Clay Sponsor 07 Qlee Qlub OFFICERS Huldah Cail President Lucille Futrelle Vice-President Mary Swain Secretary and Treasurer Marie Hendrix Assistant Pianist Miss Lena Belle Brannen Director MEMBERS Aaron, Josie Aycock, Bonnie Lue Brinson, Florence Brown, Dora Brown, Mary Burke, Pauline Cail, Huldah Clarke, Josie Mae Cone, Sara Katherine Coursey, Louise Cowart. Gincy Deal, Hazel Duncan, Margaret Everett. Mildred Fields, Blanche FORTNER, ALLIE BeLLE Futrelle, Lucille Gibson, Peggy Buth Harmon, Kathleen Henderson. Balph Hendrix, Marie Hollincsworth, Pearl Lewis, Agnes Lewis, Erma Buth Lunsford, Anita McDaniel, Ocoma McGregor, Elizabeth mlncledorff, christine Morris, Jewell Moye. Emily New, Wilma Powell, Leonard Price, Thurla Biner, Mamie bountree, lucile Simmons, Evalyn Stevens, Maedelle Stewart. Mildred Suddath, Lucile Swain. Mary Taylor, Helen Thomas, Grace Usher, Walton Watson, Jane T ichards Home Economics Qlub Motto: Patience U ins. OFFICERS RETA Lee President Blanche Fields Vice-President Frances Coleman Secretary and Treasurer Miss Robertson Sponsor MEMBERS Anderson, Sara Bradham, Vanira Brett. {Catherine Brewton, Inez Brown. Mary Cail, Huldah Coleman. Frances Compton, Euclid Everett. Mildred Fields. Blanche Fortner. Allie Belle Gillespie, Helen Green, Bertie Griner. Clifford Hagins, Jessie Hendrix, Marie Hollingsworth, Pearl Jones. Mildred Lee, Reta Lewis, Agnes Lewis, Erma Ruth McDaniel. Ocoma Martin. Martha Oglesbee, Ellis Zetterower. Nora Peel, Nena Perkins. Regina Price. Thurla Rimes. Cleo Rountree, Lucile Scott, Willie Stanley. Marie Spell. Earl Suddath, Lucile Smith. Velma Taylor. Helen Walsh. Rosalyn 4 1-4 .i r Popular Science Club Miss Trusell Sponsor Brett. Katherine Clark, Vennie Coleman. Frances Collins. La Fiece Cone, Sara Katherine Deal. Hazel Dewberry. Hubert Edenfield, Ruth Fields, Blanche Fields. J. D. Harmon, Kathleen Henderson, Ralph MEMBERS KlCKLIGHTER, JeAN Lee, Ret a Lewis, Virginia Mallard. Elmo McElveen. Vera Miller. F. L. Moore, Annie Ruth Murphy. Eugene Newton, Lester Newton, Seaborn Olliff, Evelyn Orr, Elizabeth Powell, Leonard Rocker, Lillian Rountree, John Ellis Simmons, Evalyn Smith, Doha Stephens. Ralph SlIDDATH, LUCILE Thompson, Paul Tillery, James Vanlandincham, Stella Walsh, Rosalyn Williams, S. J. Young, Dan 70 T . T . Qlub Motto: Out for a good time in an old-fashioned way. Flower: Old-Maids Colors: Old Rose and Gold OFFICERS Miss Malvina Trussell Sponsor Katherine Brett President Virginia Lewis Vice-President Kathleen Harmon . . . Secretary and Treasurer 7J Delta Tsi Omega National Dramatic Sorority Chartered 1929 Elizabeth Addison Elizabeth Orr LuCILE ROUNTREE Dramatic Qlub Organized 1924 Virginia Lewis Elizabeth Addison Dorothy Griner LUCILE ROUNTREE Joyce Gardner Virginia Lewis Bonnie Lue Aycock Dora King Elizabeth Orr Kathleen Harmon Josie Hutchinson Mrs. J. 0. Johnston Pauline Lanier Harriet Roberts CLUB ROLL Mrs. J. 0. Johnston Addison, Elizabeth Alderman, Tiny Lee Aycock, Bonnie Lue Bird, Sally Joe Douglas, Frances Duncan, Margaret DlRDEN. BlLLIE Gardner, Joyce Griner. Dorothy Harmon, Kathleen Hutchinson, Josie Johnson, Sara Lois Kinney, Eucene King, Dora Lanier, Pauline Lewis, Virginia Martin. Peyton Orr, Elizabeth Sponsor Olliff, Pearl Renfroe, Claude Roberts, Harriet ROUNTREE, LlICILE Swain, Mary 72 Taurus Qlub Taurus — Strength. ' ' Rejoice, my friend, if God has made you strong; Put forth your force to move the world along; Yet never shame your strength to do a wrong. — Van Dy ke. OFFICERS Harriet Roberts President Evelyn Olliff Vice-President Evalyn Simmons Secretary Dora Smith Treasurer Hazel Deal Parliamentarian Sara Katherine Cone Court Jester MEMBERS Cail, Huldah Coleman. Frances Cone, Sara Katherine Deal. Hazel Olliff, Evelyn Roberts. Harriet Simmons, Evalyn Smith, Dora suddath, lucile Watson, Jane • u. g. ciub OFFICERS Florence Brinson Telmlee New Miss Wood President Vice-President Sponsor MEMBERS Blount, Emma Brinson, Florence Burke, Pauline Fields, Blanche Gibson, Peggy Ruth Hutchinson, Grace Lewis, Erma Ruth Martin, Martha Morris, Jewell New, Telmlee Stanley, Marie Wood, Miss 74 6. 8. 8. Qlub OFFICERS Reba Saturday President Ocoma McDaniel Vice-President Mary Swain Secretary and Treasurer SPONSORS Miss Marie Wood Mrs. R. E. Fullilove MEMBERS Brown, Dora Coursey. Louise Duncan, Margaret Durrence, Jewell McDaniel, Ocoma McGregor, Elizabeth Saturday, Reba Saturday, Tyra Stewart, Mildred Swain, Mary Taylor. Helen g. g. Qiub Motto: Hitch your wagon to a star, keep your seat and there you are. Colors: Pink and Silver Flower: Pink Tea Rose OFFICERS Joyce Gardner President GlNCY Cowart Vice-President Jane Atwood Secretary Mrs. R. E. Fullilove Sponsor Atwood. Jane Aycock, Bonnie Lue Burke, Lm Carter, Frances Cowakt. Gincy Cox, Lucili; DeLoach, Blanche MEMBERS Everett, Mildred Gardner. Joyce Gillespie, Helen Hacan. Sallie Heidt, Ethel HoLLI NSWORTH, PeARL Lee. Ethel Lunsford, Anita Middleton, Beatrice mlncledorff, christine Newton, Willie Peel, Nena Perkins, Recina Urquhart, Bessie Wells, Helen Student J olunteer Association Miss Simpson Atwood, Jane Brown Mary Cail, Huldah Deal, Brunelle Duncan, Margaret Edenfield, Ruth Gardner. Joyce Harmon, Kathleen Henslee, Mary Lunsfori), Anita Sponsor Middleton, Beatrice McElveen. Vera Newton. Willi:; Simmons. Evalyn Smith. Dora Who ' s Who Most Intellectual S. J. Williams, Jr. Lillian Rocker Most Cheerful Ralph Henderson Harriet Roberts Most Talented Dan Young Lucille Rountree Cutest Stella Vanlandingham 77 Varsity Qlub OFFICERS Paul Thompson President Lester Newton Vice-President La Fiece Collins Secretary J. D. Fields Treasurer MEMBERS Beasley, Johnnie Brannen, Bill Clark, Sid Collins, La Fiece Fields, J. D. Gillespie, Malcolm Henderson, Ralph Jones, Fritz Kettles, Carl Minnehan, Thomas Newton, Lester Newton, Seaborn Pafford, Waldo Purcell, Harry Rountree. John Ellis Thompson, Paul Thrift, George Tillery, James Usher, Walton Wrens. Harry 78 Athletics r T is the purpose of athletics to prom ote physical, moral, ethical, and social de- velopment. There seems to be no aspect of college life better entrenched than the interest in athletics. Athletic teams have become the pivot around which college spirit is built. So significant has become this situation that the school is often judged by the strength of its teams. Millions of dollars are spent each year upon inter- collegiate contests. These contests draw the alumni and friends of the college together, and they all yell fervently for their team to win. However, if the only purpose of colleges be to produce athletic teams, then the college has failed in the primary purpose of athletics — that of developing the indi- vidual student into a well-rounded man. A well-rounded man is the purpose of athletics at South Georgia Teachers College. It is to be regretted that the facilities of South Georgia Teachers College have not been such that every student could receive the attention due him. This condition has been realized bv the college authorities and every effort is being made to place college athletics on the proper plane to meet the needs of the students. We glory to know that by next spring our new gymnasium will have been erected to accommodate the physical needs of so many of our young women and young men. The day is almost here when the benefits of athletics shall not be bestowed only to the already physically favored few but all students shall receive the advantages for which they pay and to which they are entitled by the progressive spirit of education. Until this time shall come, and only until then, have we the right to accord to our athletic system the phrase which the Duke of Wellington accorded to English ath- letics when he said that the battle of Waterloo was won on the football field at Rugby. Baseball The Blue Tide must enter into the baseball campaign with only one letter man returning. Gone is that sterling battery of Wilson and Rountree. If Coach Smith can develop a winning team with the baseball material on hand — then everyone must agree that the days of miracles are still with us. As this goes to press, Lester Newton is the sole survivor of last year s championship team. Football Team Paul Thompson Captain Leonard Powell Manager B. L. (Crook) Smith Coach Adams, Lamar Dewberry, Hubert Kettles, Carl Purcell, Harri -Beasley, Johnnie Fields, J. D. Kinney, Eucene s Rountree, John Ellis Brannkn, Bill Gillespie, Malcolm Minnehan, Thomas Stanley, Orville Clark, Sid Henderson, Ralph s Newton. Lester -Thrift, Geori.e Collins. La Piece Mones, Fritz Newton, Seaborn Wrens, Harry Football Wf ITH the entrance of Coach B. L. ( Crook I Smith onto the stage of South Geor- gia Teachers College, athletic action began to pick up. Through his influence in behalf of clean athletics, though not a new thing for South Georgia Teachers Col- lege by any means, the sport of football has taken more rapid strides than any other sport. The Teachers were the outstanding team in the Conference last fall. With Coach Smith and many of the letter men supposed to return in the fall of 1930 the prospect may be said to be exceedingly bright for another championship team. Of course, the familiar faces of Big Bear, Vernon Cail, and a few others will be missed but may the Big Blue Tide continue to roll all opposition before its spa- cious waves. Some of the past season ' s outstanding men were: Fields, Wrens, Rountree, Thompson, Beasley, Minnehan, Jones; in fact, the whole squad was in- stilled with the determination to win for their Alma Mater. If they will do as well in 1930 as in 1929. no kicks will be registered by anyone. The outstanding foes of 1930 will be Newberry, A. R. C. and Gordon, Newberry and Gordon being new foes added to the already strong schedule. ' Boys ' Basket-Ball Team B. L. (Crook) Smith Coach Lincoln Boykin Malcolm Gillespie Harry Purcell Sid Clark J. D. Lanier Paul Thompson Max Edenfield Lester Newton Harold Thompson J. D. Fields Waldo Pafford Olen Warnock Basket-Bali C OL ' TH Georgia Teachers College basket-ball team undertook the hardest schedule in the history of the school. On account of handicaps the tide was never able to start the same team twice. The season was finished with a 50-50 per cent, among the colleges and a loss in the tournament to the strong Dahlonega team by the score of 29-28. 81 The Qirls Athletics The girls had intermural athletics throughout the year. In the fall soccer was played. There was a great deal of enthusiasm throughout the season. In the tourna- ment the first game was that of the Sub-Freshmen and the Freshmen, the Freshmen winning by a score of 3-1. The next game was that of the Sub-Freshmen and the Sophomores, the score being two to one with the Sophomores the victors. Next, was one of the most interesting games, that of the Freshmen and Sophomores. Both played a very good game, the score being 0-0. Later the tie was played off, the Freshmen winning by a score of 2-0, proving them the champions. The Sophomores challenged the lady members of the faculty for a game. This game had more enthu- siasm than any of the other games of the season. Every one enjoyed seeing Miss Michael standing out on the soccer field holding the umbrella open over her, waiting for the ball to come in her division so she could give it a kick. Miss Newton, an- other star player, gave many thrills. While trying to protect the goal, she would rush madly back to the umbrella which managed to save her from the rain. Mrs. Bell, on every occasion the ball went in her area, gave everyone a laugh as she tried to kick it. At the end of the game Miss Trussell picked up the ball and ran for a touchdown. Those playing for the faculty were: Misses Simpson, Trussell, Newton, Michael, Stubbs, Brannen, Shuptrine, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Carruth. Soccer Class Captains Edna Brannen Sub-Freshmen Evalyn Simmons Freshmen Emma Blount Sophomores Inter-class tournaments are to be held in basket-ball, baseball, tennis, track for the girls. The girls ' basket-ball team had a few inter-collegiate games — two with B. P. I., winning both; two with the Y. W. C. A. of Savannah, losing both; one with Cochran. Girls Basket-Bail Schedule B. P. I Y. W. C. A. B. P. I Y. W. C. A. Cochran . . . Date January 18 February 1 February 7 February 15 February 25 Where Played Home Home Mt. Vernon Savannah ( inch l Score 30-10 25-21 41-27 girls ' ' Basket-Ball Team Emma Blount Captain Miss Emily Simpson Coach Blount, Emma Brannen, Erma Brinson, Florence Burke, Pauline Cail, Huldah Deal. Hazel Everett, Mildred Griffin, Roma Griner, Dorothy Usher, Sadie Lee, Reta Orr, Elizabeth New. Wilma Price, Thurla Riner, Mamie Stewart, Mildred Suddath, Lucile Swain, Mary Turner, Maedelle Qirls Soccer Team Evalyn Simmons Captain Anderson. Vera Bradham, Vanira Brinson, Florence New. Wilma Price. Thtrla Cail, Huldah Gillespie. Helen Hendrix, Marie Riner, Mamie Simmons, Evalyn Stewart, Mildred Slddath, Lucile McElveen, Vera Wells. Helen Features Kathleen Harmon Miss S. G. T. C. To know her is to love her, is as true as true can he When these words above are spoken of our Miss S. G. T. C. Not a one who knows her ever said a word of harm But all soon learn to love her for her sweetness and her charm. Elmo Mallard Mr. S. G. T. C. With a love for work and a will to do, He makes many friends and enemies few ; In the things he tries he ' s sure to suc- ceed, For he was born to win and born to lead. GlNCY COWART Most Beautiful Girl A thing of beauty is a joy forever so said the poet wise So always a joy this maiden will be, this maid with the dark brown eyes. Her movements of grace and her lovely face Cause beauty in her to find a dwelling place. Walton Usher Handsomest and Most Popular Boy [f you ' ve met this boy you ' ll understand How good looks and popularity may go hand in hand For he ' s both of these and still you ' ll find He ' s a real good sport and to vanity blind. Florence Brinson Most Popular Girl Most Popular Girl, she has been named And for this the voters cannot be blamed For with her ready smile and generous heart She ' ll make you love her from the start. Katherine Brett Most Attractive Girl Lovable and sweet, as attractive as can be girl to please you more, you ' ll hardly eyer see; With her stylish dress and winning ways She ' ll surely be happy all her days. LUCILE SUDDATH Lester Newton Most Athletic Girl Fleet of foot, sure of hand A girl with grit, a girl with sand Clean in spirit in all she does The kind of girl whom every one loves. Addie B. Parker Most Original If it ' s something sad — she ' ll make it funny, She can even joke about — not having money, Her words, her actions, are all unique. She ' s always smiling — tho ' the skies are bleak. Most Athletic Boy In every sport he takes a part And plays the game with all his heart ; You ' ll find him clean, and fair and true An athlete who is all true-blue. Harry Wrens Wittiest For ev ' ry occasion he has a pun ; Wherever he is there ' s always fun With his ready wit and winning smile He ' s popular everywhere — all the while. MAY QUEEN Jewell Durrence The Forest City of the South Savannah, Georgia Georgia ' s Port THE ACCESSIBLE CITY OF THE SOUTHEAST W. T. O. C. Welcome to Our City f CONGRATULATIONS — TO THE — GRADUATING GLASS OF 1929-1930 BEST WISHES FOR THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE SOUTH GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE JAKE FINE ( Incorporated) Successors to R. Simmons Co., Inc. 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Lanier Attorney at Law First National Bank Building STATESB R I GEORGIA i s STATESBORO PROVISION COMPANY PURE CRYSTAL ICE New Building New Machinery Courtland Street — Near Court House PHONE 292 EVERY DAY IS WINTER AT OUR PLANT ' Elmo: What are shoes made of? Mr. Wells: The evidence show 3 that Miss Tiussell: Hide. Elmo: Hide! Miss Tiussell: What for? Hide! Hide! A cow ' s you threw a brick at this hoy. outside. t the (dd cow come on ; Brown: It shows more than th at— it Elmo: Aw. ]( 1 ain ' t afraid. shows 1 hit him. BLANK BOOK MAKERS M. S. and BYCK CO. D. A. PRINTERS STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS Savannah, Georgia LITHOGRAPHERS f NILE COFFEE SHOP W. C. TUCKER, Manager Something Good to Eat We Have It : Home Cooking COURT HOUSE SQUARE L f Compliments of GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD Fast Dependable Service ■it, I f Good Things to Eat Since 1893 SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Bible and Testaments SEEDS FOR THE GARDEN AND FIELDS HAY and GRAIN OLLIFF SMITH Statesboro Georgia COMPLIMENTS I. a Fiece: W li.it are the holes in lum- ber fur? Mr. Scotl : They are knol holes. I. a Fiece: Well, what are they then? ' Mr. Wells: Vandy, haven ' t you any children? Vandj : Yes, sir. I go! triplets, and I named them Surely, Goodness and Mercy, sii they ' ll follow me all the days of my life. WE SPECIALIZE IN FITTING ELASTIC HOSIERY Abdominal Supporters and Trusses Guaranteeing a Perfect Fit WACHTEL S PHYSICIAN SUPPLY CO. I in Bull si reel Savannah, la, STATESBORO INSURANCE AGENCY Established 1888 PHONE 79 STATE SB  R  GEORGIA ,« sr, TRADE AT- MARTINS The Independent and Oldest 10c Store in St atesboro I K IT ' S SPI RTIN( ! GOODS WE HAVE IT! Tennis, Baseball, Basket-ball, Football, l .. , ij-ball, Golf ' e can furnish every article led for these great sports. We handle Goldsmith, A. .1. Reach, Wright Ditson and Wilson Complete Lines. Also Hardware, Johnson Motors, Boats and Marine Supplies. Mail Orders Solicited STUBBS HARDWARE CO. 121-123 Congn I ' h etie 6205 Street. W. Savannah. Ga. s Sam A. Northcutt Wm. P. Northcutt NORTHCUTT BROS. MASTER DRY CLEANERS AND DYERS 41 East Main Street THE BOYS THAT APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS PHONE 18 STATESBORO, GA. Air. Henderson: What did you find (nit about the salivary glands? Horace: Nothing at all, Mr. Hender- m. I ht ' v re jretive. Dekle: Whenever 1 learn anything I store it away. Jack: Well, I hope you ' ll soon learn to play your saxophone. THE REXALL STORE Everything in Drugs McPhail ' s Products Kodaks Cigars, Tobacco Stationery, Magazines FRANKLIN DRUG COMPANY A Good Drug Store PHONE 2 jf Quality Groceries Service, Satisfaction A CLEAN STORE Prompt Service A ( I.K STi M K A Square Deal We Thank You for Your Patronage ROGERS, INC. =kt sS 3 f Every 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, And 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 STATESBORO : (il 50RGIA THE COLLEGE OF SOUTHEAST GEORGIA CO-EDUCATIONAL 1. The South Georgia Teachers College at States- boro is a first class college in your own section of the state. 2. The buildings, equipment and library are valued at $400,000. 3. The Faculty is composed of college teachers ol long experience who hold graduate degrees. 4. The courses of study are similar to those of other like institutions in the South. 5. The State appropriates $80,000 per year for maintenance. 6. The college is a member of the American As- sociation of Teachers Colleges. Write for a catalogue The South Georgia Teachers College FORMERLY GEORGIA NORMAL SCHOOL STATESBORO, GEORGIA W I L L C O X The Furniture Man FURNITURE AND HOM] FURNISHING GOODS 22 Years in Business Come to See I s. Stiit Seorgia STATE SBORO IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick-Deering Farm Machines and Implements North Main St. P] nine •!• OLLIFF FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE LADY ASSISTANTS PHONES: Day 467 : Nighl 465 Statesbon i : : ( reorgia J 9 MILTON BRADLEY CO. Atlanta. Georgia COMPLETE STOCK OF PRIMARY MATERIALS School Art Goods : : School Supplii Catalogues Free Or . Annie Rut li : ••W hat i- it. I itt le boy ? Seaborn F.: .Mama wants to know it you will c;i li ,i money order for her. A. R. : How large ' is it ? I could it it i not to large. Seaborn: It ' s nol big. It is aboul -I inches by ' ■ . very little and on blue p;i per. How is your dear boy getting along in college? Oh! lie ' s halfback on the football team and all the way back in bis t udies. 9 Thos. A. Jones Co. SAVANNAH, GA. Sole Agent SPALDING Athletic Equipment KU PPEJSHEIM EK GOOD CLOTHES Stetson and Schobe HATS Thos. A. Jones Co. 18 East Broughton St. SAV W ' NAII GEORGIA The South ' s Oldest Nursery Offers a Full Line of Nursery Stock. Free illustrated catalog sent on request FRUITLAND NURSERIES Augusta, Ga. L. J. SHI MAN CO. GROCERIES FRESH AND CURED MEATS Fish and Oysters St at esboro teorgia J 100 TO THE GRADUATE A connection with a strong progressive bank is of first importance after graduation SEA ISLAND BANK ' THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE STATESBORO, GEORGIA I Statesboro Grocery Company Wholesale Distributors OF THE FAMOUS GELLANDS MAYONNAISE and RELISH Salad Bowl Dressing Is Also Mighty ( ; m)d. THE QUALITY STORE, Inc. DRY GOODS Novelties and Notions Infants ' Wear Statesboro : : Georgia 4 HQ - MR. LEON S. TOMLINSON Attorney at Law Second Floor National Bank Building Statesboro : : ( Georgia i Miss 1 iv: -Why do you think Cli :rk: Did u kill all t he moths ( !haucer di itated to a se sretary ' w it h the ninth ha Is I soil 1 Villi 1 E. R ack! ■y : Why, ju si look at that sat up ill night, Imt spelling. 1 dii n ' t liit a one Freshmai i: Oh, look, the players are nil eoverei with mud. lln (In you I ' r ■simian (to escort at football think they will get it (if ga nu l : Who i s the fellow ' Rah ' • 1 u ii in) ' : ' ' What ' s the s rub team for ? they ' re always die 1 MIL ' til] BULLOCH TIMES AND— STATESBORO NEWS Consolidated January --. 1 ?  1 7 The Home Newspaper A FRIEND OK THE SCHOOL DONALDSON-SMITH CLOTHING CO. 0 ul fitters for Men an d Boys 7 s. Main Street ■itatesbon i : : ieorgia WRITE TO- J. P, Stevens Engraving Co. Atlanta, Ga. — for — Samples and Prices —of— ENGRAVED INVITATIONS AND CARDS J) The Chamber of Commerce STATESBORO, GEORGIA THESE TWO CIVIC CLUBS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC PROMOTERS OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF THE SOUTH GEOR- GIA TEACHERS COLLEGE. THEY STAND READY TO LEAD OR ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF OTHER W ORTHY COMMUNITY ENTERPRISES. The Woman ' s Club STATESBORO, GEORGIA PARKE ' S GOLD CAMEL TEA BALLS INDIVIDUAL SERVICE Every Cup a Treat The World s Finest Coffees : Canned Foods Teas : Spiees : Flavoring Exlraets L. H. PARKE COMPANY PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH Mr. Singley: I thoughl you said your room was spotless! Minnehan : Yes, sir,. Not a clean spot in it. ivian : 1 1 u • :i an apple a day will keep the docl or n u aj . Walton: Why Mop there? An onion a day w ill keep everybody away. Remember Always — YOUR WARMEST FRIEND ' THE CONE COAL COMPANY 4 Compliments of MR. E. B. LORONZIO Compliments of HOTEL DeSOTO SAVANNAH, GA. Chas. G. Day, Vice-Pres. and Manager STUDIO W. T. 0. C. % f THACKSTON ' S Statesboro ' s Leading Cleaners Office Sea Island Hank Bldg. Phone 10 3 vS 104 r Queen of West Self-Rising Flour Icy Point Salmon GOODS OF ALWAYS HIT WE SELL THIS KIND QUALITY THE MARK OF MERCHANDISE Alfred Dorman Company Wholesalers STATESBORO and SYLVANIA INDEPENDENT HOME- OWN ED 105 COMPLIMENTS OF THE UNITED FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE Statesboro : : Georgia 5c to $5.00 BOB-RITE BARBER SHOP We Cater to All Service with a Smile 39 E. MAIN STREET HERFF-JOKfES CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Manufacturers of Class Rings : Pins Diplomas Invitations and Cards FOR Colleges and High Schools Supplies S. G. T. C. CLASS RINGS AND PINS H. S. CANFIELD, Georgia Representative Harry ate something thai poisoned him. ( Iroquette ? Not yet ; bul he ' s very ill. BANNER STATES PRINTING CO. A Reliable Institution Typewriters : Printing Supplies 27 W. Main St. Phone 42 Statesboro, Georgia COMPLIMENTS COLUMBIA DRUG CO. Savannah :: Georgia MRS. JOHN PAUL JONES Florist Flowers for All Occasions North College Street Statesboro J) 4 K 2z -s= Georgia W. C. AKINS SON Groceries and Hardware Service is Our Motto We Appreciate Your Trade 10G CONFIDENCE- It ' cl tluil oiii pasi record jiid stead) growth are evidence that we are worthy of your confidence. The policies oi 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 Who beat you up so badly? ••| started through a revolving door and then changed my mind. DRINK IjN BOTTLES That Pure Drink of Natural Flavors NINE MILLION SOLD DAILY It Had to Be Good to Get W here It Is Sgg-a— GLOBE SHOE COMPANY SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Tlie South ' s Finest Shoe Store Carrying a complete stock of those famous Health Shoes lor Teachers and Professional Women i: NA JETTICK : MATRIX ARCH PRESERVER ' NO ONE EVER REGRETTED BUYING GLOBE QUALITY ' I didn ' t care to keep that schoolgirl complexion, said Hubert as lie brushed off his coat sleeve. Buy Prom the Stores Thai Sell Sweetly Tours SWEETLY YOURS CANDY COMPANY Augusta Georgia 6 = YOURS FINIS 5 5 30 11 :25 o ' clock M. E. M. PATRONIZE THE COLLEGE STORE J) I f If you arc hungry eat at the Y TEA ROOM BOMB COOKING Mock Chicken Sandwiches, Special Open .Monday and Thursday a1 3:30 108 FORWARD Today ' s perfection is beyond the one of past years behind the one of years to come, With study and experiment, main tenance of proven processes, vigilance in sales, service and manufacture, we are seeking an Ideal— an ideal that we move ahead with the progress of our industry. Thirty years ' experience in Annual printing and binding is our background. Our restless urge is ever FORWARD, FOGTE DAVIES COMPANY Atlanta, G e o r g i a Spec|C0UL| . 3l 3o