Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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.•us! vl ;JI1 It ' s time for classes! Coming from all over our beloved Peach State and other states as well, the children in our home are exceptional in many ways. First, they are exceptional in looks — just take a look at them! Next, in ability. Usually about fifty of them make the Dean ' s List, though the fifty varies from quarter to quarter. This is an index to the amount of time spent in studying as well as ability. Then, in personality. There are so many vivid and interesting personalities in the home that the children want to spend all of their time in the company of others. And then, in friendliness, in loving-kindness, un- selfish service and countless other things, they are exceptional. Each child is helped by as- sociation with the other children and each child is thankful at having Georgia Teachers College as his home.

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OFFICERS Billy Talbert Nicholas Dunbar Ira Lois Brown . Dorothy Cromley Bill Chambless Lorraine Brockett Edward Carruth Miss Sue Hammack V resident Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representatives Sponsor Top row: Dunbar, Cromley, Taibert, Brown. . . . Bottom row: Chambless, Hammack, Carruth, Brockett. CLASS SONG True and loyal Seniors, we Bid farewell to old T. C., While our hearts with her remain ' Til some day we meet again. Nineteen- forty bids its go From our school and friends we know, G. T. C. shall linger high In our hearts and never die. chorus: Sing farewell, farewell to thee, As we pledge our loyalty. Peace and friendship ever be. G. T. C. forever! Words and music by Winona ami Marion Carpenter Here are the young ladies and young men of the family — those sons and daughters who are ready to leave the comforts of home and the family fireside to go out into the world to ' seek their fortunes. ' Perhaps sometimes they have wondered where they will be next year but they have no cause for fear because they go out well-prepared and well-trained to carry the torch of progressive education a little higher, a little further. However, they have not been too busy wondering along this line to play a most important role in trying to improve the life and the activities of all the children in the home. The major responsibilities of the family and running its activities have been in their hands and they have triumphed over obstacles and difficulties in carrying these out to the best of their abilities. Each son and each daughter who leaves the home has the sincere and heartfelt wishes of the entire family for success. - 20 -