Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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Logan, Wm. Wallace Lord, Carrie Lynn, L. J. Mi Dan h i., Flem [ng Ml( jRECOR, RoMKRT McLeod, Mary Frani i Mallard, I ' eaki. M mi i;n. Victoria M allette, Carey Manry, James Martin, Howell Mathis, Andrew Melton, Katherixe Mincey, Pal-line Mohley, Jackie Mobley, M ali hi vi Mm k, Eugene Mooney, Sakah Moore, Christine Moore, Henrietta moxley, frankye Morrow, George Nessmith, Ambrose Newton, Belle Nichols, Gladys Nicholson, Claranell Olliff, Joe Orskr, Helen e Pike, Herman- Powell, Ancelon Powell, Mary Leah Powell, Woodrow FRESHMAN CLASS MEMBERS (Continued ) Preston, Thomas W. Price, Edgar Proctor, Evelyn Cleo Proctor. Willie Carolyn Purvis, J. D. Purvis, livia Reaves, Willie Clairi Reddick, Marvin Reed, Mrs. A. L Reese, Julia Rew is, Jonnie Riggs, Bert Riggs, Dan Earl Rimes, Grace Rimes, Penton Roack, Fleming Rosansky, Milton Rozier, Louise Rush ton, Eulie Salter, Blair Scarboro, Sara Kate Seligman, Gertrude Settle, Alton- Shell, Robert Shippey, Lawrence Sim ms, Lavon Sims, Harris Sluder, Thomas Smith, I )onova n Smith, Dora Smith, Martha Smith, Roy Smith, Wilkins Stacy, 1 1 erbi r r Stembridge, Jim Stew vrt, W illiam Sudd m ii, I 1 u«lei i e talley, w 1 1 liam Taylor, Ch rloti e Tkm ples, A m brose Temples, Larkin I HA( KSTON, ALK E I II O M PSl i . RoHEK I I .EE Thornton, Bl vkely Thurman, Vida ruRNER, Mark 1 ' yre, Dei mas I ' NDERV i IOD, Mai IDE Vanla mdi hgham, Lillian Watson, Mrs. Joh n Webb, Rosa Whtti i-a , M i in ll Wili ins, A. J. Willi m s, Ben Williams, Elma Williamson, ( Irover WlMBERLY, lllns. EdWIN Wom ble, Cor Wrinkle, Joe YarBROUGH, M KY E. Yeomans, Kathr n youmans, remer Zetterower, Evei y n

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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL CLUBS HE social clubs on the campus of the South Georgia Teachers College are: D. 1 L. D., Dux Domina, Iota Pi Nu, Bachelors, 1). S. Epicurean, and I). I). The purpose of these clubs is to promote the social life of the young ladies and young men. There are several clubs that have been organized in connection with various classes. These clubs lend much to the courses. They are: Social Science, Popu- lar Science, Home Economics, and Mathematics Club. The Music and Expression Departments sponsor several clubs: The Dramatic Club, which produces plays and furnishes programs from the expression deparl ment. The Glee Club, the Band, and the Orchestra give delight to programs for chapel and special occasions. The religious life of the students is taken care of through the Young Women ' s Christian Association, the Young Men ' s Christian Association, and the Young Y( linen ' s , ss( iciation. There are two literary societies, the Stephens and the Oglethorpe. These societies meet twice a month and present programs of great literary value. They sponsor quarterly debates and contests in reading, declamation, and music. The two publications on the campus published by the students are the twice-a- month paper published by a staff from the student body and the yearbook pub- lished by the sophomore, junior, and senior classes.