LaGrange College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1928 volume:

COPYRIGHTED Katherine Wheeler - Editor-in-Chief Mary Hays - - - - Business Manager The QUADRANGLE Published by the Students of LaGrange College LaGrange, Georgia 1928 Like argosies of old, seek treasures — but go avoy aging in books. Dedication To Miss Hallie Smith, who has con- tributed much to the success of this book, and whose life exemplifies for us the beauty of a cheerful spirit, high ideals, unfailing loyalty, and unself- ish cooper a tion weaffec tiona telyded- h ate this volume of the Quadrangle. Foreword It ' s I am going back to sail old Friendship Sea. ' ' Into this volume of the Q uadr angle have gone our sincere effort to pre- serv e some tangible memory of the splendid spirit of LaGrange. We sincerely wish that you may find mirrored in this book the myriad ac- tivities of college life. When the days have lengthened into golden years, may it enable you to sail again old — Friendship Sea. Contents book I The College BOOK II The Classes BOOK III Activities BOOK IV Athletics BOOK V Features BOOK VI Ads Sail on, nor fear to breast the sea! Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee, Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our tears. Our faith triumphant o ' er our fears. Are all with thee — are all with thee! Dear pal, we re-ascend the steps Where many happy, youthtul feet have trod. Here as the creeping ivy Our understanding grew. could not pass. I sat me down To play the game of dreams. love the beauty of the scene. passed beside the reverend ivalls In which of old I wore the gown. W. E. Thompson, President Faculty and Officers V. E. Thompson. A.B. President E. A. Bailey. A.B.. M.S. Professor of Mathematics and Dean and Registrar Frances Creighton, A.B., A.M. Professor of Education Alberta K. Ross. Ph.B., A.M. Professor of History Maidee Smith. A.B. Professor of Bible and Religious Education Hallie Claire Smith. A.B., A.M. Professor of Eat in Maude Helen Duncan, A.B., A.M. Professor of French and Spanish Helen Harriet Salls, A.B., A.M. Professor of English Vera Millsaps. B.S.. A.M. Professor of Science Marguerite Cousins Director of Expression and Physical Education Roberta Black Director of Art Cornelia Brownlee Director of Music and Teacher of Piano Rosa Muller Piano Rita Victoria Brenan Neenah Woods Voice Beva MacMillan Violin Carrie Fall Benson Librarian Ora Martyn Abbott. A.B. College Secretary Valena J. Youngblood Dietitian Julia Simms Hostess and InRrmarian The Treasure Voyage Prize Poem Would you go a sailing for treasures rare? Then come, my f riends. With me, We ' ll take a voyage to wisdom ' s clime In the good old ship L. C. We ' ll roam about in Caesar ' s realm; We ' ll muse on Shakespeare ' s isle: We ' ll fight with Jeanne d ' Ate at the front; And explore Cleopatra ' s Nile. We ' ll enjoy the wonder of Homer ' s tale; Learn art in del Sarto ' s school; The music of Handel will lift our souls: We ' ll grow wise by Descartes ' fair rule. On our voyage vast we ' ll encircle the earth. We ' ll sail Pasei don ' s sea: Oh. adventure with me to these ports of gold In the grand old ship L. C. — Hattie McDougald, (Plasses Seniors O ship, ship, ship. That comest over the sea, Whatever it be thou bringest Come quickly with it to me. Miss Hallie Smith . . Jean Thompson CLAIRE HILL. President LaGrange, Georgia A.B. History A 4 B Sun sparkled harbors; racing speed-boats; June Week. 1 927-28: Pres. Senior Class: Sec. and Treas. of Glee Club; Quill Drivers ' Club: Dramatic Club; Debaters Union: Literary Editor of QUADRANGLE; Baseball; Basket-ball: Justcrs ' Club: Tennis; Presidents ' Club; Who ' s Who. 1 926-27: Columbia University. 1925-26: Pres. Sophomore Class ; Justers ' Club; Presidents ' Club; Mezzofantian Literary Society; Basket-ball Team; Track Team: Quill Drivers ' Club. 1 924-25: Pres. Freshman Class: Justcrs ' Club: Presidents ' Club: Basket-ball Team: Track Team: Who ' s Who: Mezzofantian Literary Society: Class Representative of QUADRANGLE; Quill Drivers ' Club; Glee Club: Art Club; Delegate to Blue Ridge; Student Council. Sponsor Mascot Page Twenty LUCRETE ADAMS Franklin. Georgia A.B. English a k e Old Fashioned Valentine: A Cameo: Queen Anne ' s Lace. 1 927-28: Spanish Club; English Club: Circulation Manager of the Scroll; President Philomathian Club. 1 926-27: Spanish Club: English Club: Circulation Manager of the Scroll: Secretary of Student Government: Irenian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Glee Club: Group Leader of the Forum: Irenian Literary Society. 1 924-25: Glee Club: Irenian Literary Society. SYLVIA ADAMS Covington. Georgia A.B. Romance Languages K A Cockatoos: lipstick and brilliantine. 1 927-28: Spanish Club: Latin Club: Science Club: Tea Room Committee. 1 926-27: Choral Club: Tea Room Com- mittee; Irenian Literary Society. 1925-26: Irenian Literary Society. 1 924-25: Wesleyan College; French Club. Puyc Twenty-one LUCILE CASSELS Atlanta. Georgia B.S. Science K T H Spalding Sweuters; three Wise Men; Specials and pink geraniums. 1 927-28: Assistant Athletic Director: Science Club: Justcrs ' Club; Presidents ' Club Social Service Chairman. Y. W. C. A. Ad- vertising Manager of QUADRANGLE: Presi- dent Athletic Association: Athletic Council: Art Club: Who ' s Who; Baseball; Volley- ball; Basket-ball: Tennis: Track. 1 9 26-27: Mezzofantian Lit. Soc. : Honor Club; Justcrs ' Club. Presidents ' Club: Devo- tional Chmn. Y. W. C. A.: Delegate to Blue Ridge College Conf. Com.; Fresh. -Jr. Wed- ding: Pres. Ath. Assn.; Ath. Council: Basket- ball Team: Tennis Singles and Doubles Champion; Track Team : Volley-ball Team; Who ' s Who. 1 925-26: Honor Club; Science Club: Jus- tcrs ' Club; Presidents ' Club: V.-Pres. Forum of Democracy; V.-Pres. French Circle; Recre- ational Chmn.. Y. W. C. A.: College Conf. Com.: Mezzofantian Lit. Soc; Pres. Ath. Assn.; Ath. Council; Basket-ball Team: Ten- nis Singles and Doubles Champion: Track Team: Volley-ball Team; Who ' s Who. 1 924-25: Honor Club; Justcrs ' Club: Presidents ' Club; French Circle: Fresh. De- bating Team: Fresh. -Jr. Wedding: Basket- ball Team: Tennis Singles and Doubles Champion: Track Team; Who ' s Who: Mez- zofantian Lit. Society. ELIZABETH CHEATHAM Union Point. Georgia B.S. History k t e Fisher Bodies: Silver tones smothered in velvet; Savoir Faire. 1927-28: President of Forum of Democ- racy: English Club; Quill Drivers ' Club: Presidents ' Club; Senior Representative to QUADRANGLE; Inter-Club Council; Social Committee; Maid of Honor in May Day Festival. 1 926-27: President of English Club: Group Leader of Forum: Exchange Editor of Scroll: Quill Drivers ' Club: Ircnian Lit- erary Society: Presidents ' Club: Junior- Freshman Wedding. 1 925-26: Le Cercle Francais: Irenian Literary Society; Vice-President of Art Club. 1 924-25: Brenau College. Page Twenty-two GEORGIA ECHOLS COBB Galveston, Texas B.S. History K T e Tap dancing: Convent chimes; braided rugs. 1 927-28: Vice-President Town Girls ' Club: English Club. 1 926-27: Group Leader Forum of De- mocracy: English Club: Town Girls ' Club; Mezzofantian Literary Society. 1925-26: English Club: Town Girls ' Club: Mezzofantian Literary Society. 1924-25: Town Girls ' Club: Mezzo- fantian Literary Society. W1LMA COLEMAN Young Harris. Georgia A. B. History Diploma in Expression A 15 Cinderella : Marinella; Long distance calls. 1 927-28: English Club: Dramatic Club : Treasurer Athletic Association; Basket-ball Team: Volley-ball Team; Baseball Team: Track Team. 1926-27: English Club; Dramatic Club: Ircnian Literary Society; Basket-ball Team: Volley-ball Team: Track Team; A A K Club: Junior-Freshman Wedding. 1 925-26: Young Harris College. 1924-25: Young Harris College. Page Twenty -three FRANCES DOUGHMAN Atlanta. Georgia B.S. Science Diploma in Expression a k e Blue Steel: soft purring Silent Knight motor; red velvet. 1927-28: President of A K 9; Athletic- Council : Vice-President Athletic Association: Dramatic Club: Vice-President Dramatic Club: Basket-ball Team: Tennis Team; Track; Baseball; Science Club; President of Science Club; Inter-Club Council; Associate Member of English Club; Justers ' Club: Volley-ball Team. 1 926-27: Athletic Council: Treasurei Athletic Association; Dramatic Club: Basket- ball Team: Tennis Team: Baseball Team; Volley-ball Team; Track: Mezzofantian Lit- erary Society; Justers ' Club: Orchestra. 1 925-26: Athletic Council: Treasurer Athletic Association; Dramatic Club; Basket- ball Team; Tennis Team; Track: Mezzo- fantian Literary Society; Justers ' Club. 1 924-25: Dramatic Club: Basket-ball Team; Tennis Team: Track: Mezzofantian Literary Society: Justers ' Club. MARGARET EDMONDSON LaGrange College English Ode on a Grecian Urn: the Lotus bloom; Direct oire Modes. 1 927-28: English Club; Latin Club: Town Girls ' Club. 1 926-27: English Club; Latin Club; Town Girls ' Club. 1 925-26: Agnes Scott College. 1924-25: Agnes Scott College. Page Twenty-four LILY EVANS Plains. Georgia B.S. English K I A McCalis Magazine; Sea shells: lavendered linen. 1927-28: President of Daughters of Divinity Club: Vice-President of Y. W. C. A.: Inter-Club Council; Science Club; English Club; Glee Club; Secretary and Treasurer Philomathian Club; Tea Room Committee. 1926-27: President of Daughters of Divinity Club: Vice-President of Class: Eng- lish Club; Choral Club; Delegate Y. W. C. A. Conference Camp Wilkins: Group Leader of Forum: Life Service Band; Irenian Literary Society. 1925-26: Secretary and Treasurer Life Service Band; Irenian Literary Society; Daughters of Divinity Club. 1 924-25: Irenian Literary Society; Daughters of Divinity Club. MARY GRACE GARDNER Decatur. Georgia A.B. Romance Languages k t e Lilacs; Alice in Wonderland : prisms. 1 92 7-28: Treasurer El Circulo Espanol ; French Circle; English Club: Town Girls ' Club. 1926-27: Vice-President El Circulo Es- panol; English Club: Irenian Literary Soci- ety: French Circle. 1 925-26: Scroll Reporter: Irenian Lit- erary Society: French Circle. 1924-25: French Circle: Irenian Literary Society: Atlanta Club. I ' mji Twenty-five VIOLET HAMPTON Young Harris. Georgia A.B. History A B Bntomart ; barbury candles ; tiered Viking ships. 19 2 7-28: Vice-President of Forum, Senior Representative Athletic Council: Eng- lish Club: Glee Club: Basket-ball Team: Tennis Team: Volley-ball Team: Baseball Team: Track Team. 1926-27: Irenian Society: Basket-ball Team: Volley-ball Team: Track Team: A A K Club. 1 925-26: Young Harris College. 1924-25: Young Harris College. MARY VIRGINIA HAYS DOUGLASVILLE. GEORGIA B.S. English K A Golden gossamer; Russian green jersey; blushes. 1 927-28: Senior Representative on Stu- dent Council: Business Manager THE QUAD- RANGLE: English Club: Science Club: Philo- mathian Club. 1 926-27: Secretary of Junior Class: English Club: College Representative to Blue Ridge: Choral Club: Sub Basket-ball Team: Irenian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Charter Member Phi Beta Chi: Science Club: Irenian Literary Society: Track Team. 1924-25: Irenian Literary Society. Page Twenty-six WILMA HUNTER COLQUITT. GEORGIA A.B. English K A K Gretchen; Laughing water; Sunlight on ice. 1 927-28: Secretary of Senior Class: Latin Club: English Club: Le Cerdc Fran- cais. 1926-27: Le Cerde Francais: Latin Club; English Club; Choral Club: Mezzo fantian Literary Society. 1925-26: Le Cercle Francais; Mezzo- fantian Literary Society; Tea Room Com- mittee. 1 924-25: Le Cercle Francais; Musk- Club: Mezzofantian Literary Society. GEORGIA KNOX Atlanta. Georgia B.S. English k t e An English Garden; Iseult of the White Hands; framed Chromos. 1 927-28: President of English Club; Student Council: Science Club: Glee Club: Presidents ' Club: May Queen. 1 926-27: Secretary of English Club: Mezzofantian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Le Cercle Francais : Mezzofan- tian Literary Society; Social Committee: Class Reporter to Scroll. 1924-25: Le Cercle Francais; Mezzofan- tian Literary Society; Junior-Freshman Wed- ding. Page Twenty-seven SARAH LEONARD Chatsworth, Georgia B.A. History K A K Four-leaf clovers: Jumping Black felt hats; Jacks. 1 927-28: Baseball Team; Justers ' Club; Religious Education Club. 1 926-27; Irenian Literary Society: Art Club; Track Team: Justers ' Club: Baseball Team: Vice-President of Student Govern- ment Association. 1925-26: Irenian Literary Society; Track Team; Basket-ball Team; History Club. 1924-25: Irenian Literary Society : Track Team: LaGrange Country Club. LURA LIFSEY Cordele. Georgia B.S. Diploma in Expression — History A B Sandalwood : Persian rugs: flamingoes. 1 927-28: President Dramatic Club: Vice- President Senior Class: President Inter-Club Council: Club and Feature Editor QUAD- RANGLE; Science Club: Religious Education Club: Presidents ' Club. 1 926-27: President Junior Class; Vice- President Student Government; Who ' s Who: Treasurer Dramatic Club: Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net; Presidents ' Club: Treasurer Mezzofan- tian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Treasurer Dramatic Club: Treasurer Mezzofantian Literary Society. ' i r Twenty-eight MARY LUMPKIN Franklin. Georgia A.B. English a k e Fairy music; grey kid gloves: Easter flowers. 1 927-28: Spanish Club: English Club: Glee Club; Philomathian Club. 1926-27: Vice-President Irenian Literary Society: Spanish Club: English Club: Chorus Club. 1925-26: Irenian Literary Society; Glee Club. 1924-25: Irenian Literary Society; Glee Club ' Mary Club. WILLIE MAY MANGHAM Zebulon. Georgia A.B. English K A K Gay leaves: teak wood ; mi-careme. 1 927-28: Vice-President English Club: Quill Drivers ' Club; Assistant Advertising Manager of Scroll: Typist on QUADRANGLE Staff; Latin Club; Glee Club; Irenian Lit- erary Society: Philomathian Club. 1 926-27: English Club; Latin Club: Junior Reporter to Scroll; Irenian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Irenian Literary Society. 1 924-25: Glee Club: Country Girls ' Club: Special Basket-ball Team; Freshman Commission: Irenian Literary Society. Paye Twenty-nine FRANCES MATTHEWS Decatur, Georgia B.S. Mathematics a k e An Old fashioned bouquet; black lace mitts: Miniatures. 1 927-28: President of Y. W. C. A.: Student Council; Science Club; Blue Ridge Delegate; Camp Wilkins Delegate; Presidents ' Club. 1 926-27: Vice-President of Y. W. C. A.: Blue Ridge Delegate; Camp Wilkins Dele- gate; Member of Math Club; Irenian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Member of Math Club ; Irenian Literary Society. 1 924-25: Agnes Scott. HATTIE McDOUGALD Gaddistown. Georgia B.S. English K I I) Cold marble; Mona Lisa. 1 927-28: Track Team; Volley-ball Team; English Club; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Religious Education Club; Chairman Devotional Committee, Y. W. C. A.; Winner in Poetry Contest; Justers ' Club. 1926-27: Junior Representative to Stu- dent Council: Irenian Literary Society; Forum Debating Team; Treasurer of Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President K D Sorority; Choral Club; Dramatic Club: English Club: Track Team; Volley-ball Team: Justers ' Club. 1 925-26: Devotional Chairman Y. W. C. A.; Irenian Literary Society; Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference; Science Club; French Club; Group Leader of the Forum; Track Team; Dramatic Club. 1 924-25: Track Team; French Club; Chairman of World Fellowship Committee Y. W. C. A. ; Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference. Page Thirty VIRGINIA ARNOLD MOOTY LaGrange, Georgia A.B. History Times Square at noon: My country, right or wrong ; A sprig of holly. 1 927-28: Dramatic Club: English Club: Town Girls ' Club. 1 926-27: Spanish Club: Town Girls ' Club. 1 925-26: Spanish Club; Town Girls ' Club. 1 924-25: Town Girls ' Club. ELIZABETH NORMAN Alpharetta. Georgia A.B. English K A K Tulips; folk dances; andirons. 1 927-28: English Club: El Circulo Es- panol: Art Club: Y. W. C. A. Tea Room Committee. 1 926-27: Choral Club; English Club; El Circulo Espanol; Junior Forum Debating Team: Basket-ball Team; Irenian Literary Society. 1 925-26: El Circulo Espanol; Basket- ball Team. 1 924-25: Honor Club: Irenian Literary Society. Pikjc Thirty-line MARY RADFORD Dublin. Georgia A.B. Fatin and Spanish K A K One picture on each wall : pipes of Pan: Melisande. 1927-28: Honor Club: Quill Drivers ' Club: Business Manager Scroll: Under- graduate Representative. Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net: Reporter Spanish Club: French Club: President Fatin Club: Inter-Club Council: Art Club: Delegate to Blue Ridge: Who ' s Who. 1926-27: Honor Club: Quill Drivers ' Club: Business Manager Scroll: Vice-Presi- dent Student Government : House President Hawkes Building: Secretary Spanish Club: French Club: President Fatin Club; English Club; Art Club; Presidents ' Club; Who ' s Who: Irenian Fiterary Society. 1 925-26: Honor Club: Quill Drivers Club; Exch. Editor Scroll; Treas. Student Govmnt. ; World Fellowship Chmn. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Secy Spanish Club: French Club; Pres. Fatin Club: Art Club: Presi- dents ' Club: Who ' s Who; Irenian Fit. Soc. 1 924-25: Art Club: Irenian Fit. Soc: Member Frcshman-Jr. Wedding Party. MARY EFIZABETH REEVES FaGrange, Georgia B.S. History K T H Eastman Kodak Girl: old silver: chintz and jonquils. 1927-28: President Town Girls ' Club. 1926-27: Treasurer Town Girls ' Club; Mezzofantian Fiterary Society. 1 925-26: Town Girls ' Club; Mezzo- fantian Fiterary Society. 1 924-25: Town Girls ' Club; Mezzo- fantian Fiterary Society. Page Thirty-two LOUISE SCOGGINS Gainesville. Georgia B.S. English 2 a Pansies: pink and white dimity: bouffant skirts. 1 927-28: Secretary-Treasurer English Club; Secretary-Treasurer Science Club; Senior Reporter to Scroll; Secretary Inter- Club Council. 1926-27: Mezzofantian Literary Society; English Club. 1925-26: Mezzofantian Literary Society. 1924-25: Track: Mezzofantian Literary Society. MARY TEASLEY Bowman. Georgia A.B. French Nell Brinkley; purring kittens; tea-aprons. 1927-28: Editor-in-Chief of the Scroll: Justers ' Club: French Circle; Class Treas- urer; Basket-ball Team; Y. W. C. A. Tea Room Chairman; Glee Club; Baseball Team; President of Quill Drivers ' Club. 1926-27: Basket-ball Team : Irenian Lit- erary Society; Class Treasurer: Quill Drivers ' Club: French Circle; Y. W. C. A. Publicity Chairman; Proofreader of the Scroll; Forum Debating Team: College Conference Com- mittee; Junior-Freshman Wedding: Track Team. 1925-26: Class Treasurer; Basket-ball Team; Track Team; Irenian Literary Soci- ety; Quill Driver; Alumnae Reporter for the Scroll. 1924-25: Basket-ball Team; Irenian Literary Society; Track Team. Paye Th ii ty-th rev KATHERINE SUTTON WHEELER Chickamauga. Georgia A.B. English K A K Fawn: smoke from burning leaves; parch- ment. 1 927-28: Editor-in-Chief QUADRAN- GLE: Quill Drivers ' Club: Alumnae Editor Scroll; English Club; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Volley-ball Team: Basket-ball Team. 1926-27: Treasurer Spanish Club: Latin Club; English Club; Secretary Y. W. C. A.; Delegate to Blue Ridge; Volley-ball Team; Basket-ball Team: Class Representative on Athletic Council; Justcrs ' Club. 1 925-26: Vice-President Spanish Club; Normal School of Forum; Honor Club; Basket-ball Team: Track Team. 1 924-25: Irenian Literary Society; Track Team. MARY FRANCES WIGGINS Atlanta. Georgia A.B. English k t e Red fire light in deep chairs: Knox Felts: savant. 1 927-28: President of Student Govern- ment; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Quill Drivers ' Club; Forum Debating Union; Latin Club; English Club: Junior-Freshman Wedding: Presidents ' Club. 1 926-27: President of Forum of Democ- racy; Forum Debating Union: Le Cercle Francais; Katub Club; English Club; Dele- gate to Student Government Conference, Montcvallo. Ala.; Science Club; Irenian Lit- erary Society: Quill Drivers ' Club; Honor Roll ; Presidents ' Club. 192 5-26: President of Forum of Democ- racy; Honor Roll ; Vice-President Sophomore Class; President of Le Cercle Francais; Latin Club; Delegate to International Relations Conference. Brenau ; Science Club; Irenian Literary Society; Presidents ' Club. 1 924-25: President Freshman Commis- sion Y. W. C. A. : Delegate Student Volun- teer Conference, Agnes Scott: Student Coun- cil; Honor Roll; Le Cercle Francais: Presi- dents ' Club; Junior-Freshman Wedding; Scroll Reporter: Irenian Literary Society. Page Thirty-four ELIZABETH HALLIDAY Lumpkin. Georgia Diploma in Piano — Spanish 2 G Le Pauore Pierrot; Spanish shawls; black narcissus. 1 927-28: President of Spanish Club; Secretary-Treasurer of Special Class: De- baters ' Union: Who ' s Who; English Club; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pianist of Glee Club. 1926-27: Treasurer of Sophomore Class; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Choral Club; Irenian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Glee Club; L. C. Quartette; Latin Club; Irenian Literary Society. RUTH HURST LaGrange. Georgia Diploma in Piano Liebestraum : Massive coils of bronze. 1 927-28: Treasurer of French Club: English Club; Latin Club; Town Girls ' Club. 1 926-27: French Club; Latin Club; Town Girls ' Club. 1925-26: French Club; Town Girls ' Club. Page Thirty-five CATHERINE INGRAM Sharpsburg. Georgia Diploma in Piano 2 e Bantams; Yellow crocus: Wild honey. 19 2 7-28 : President of Special Class; Glee Club: English Club. 1 926-27: Choral Club; Vice-President of Special Class; Irenian Literary Society. 1 925-26: Glee Club: Irenian Literary Society. CAROLYN MCLE NDON CLARKSTON. GEORGIA Diploma in Art 2 O Dutch dolls; Peasant blouses; tinker-toys. 1 927-28: Vice-President Special Class: Art Editor of QUADRANGLE Staff; Joke Editor of the Scroll: President of Brush and Palette Club; Y. W. C. A. Publicity Man- ager; Quill Drivers ' Club; Who ' s Who. 1926-27: Quill Drivers ' Club: Joke Editor of Scroll: President of Brush and Palette Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Scroll Reporter for Brush and Palette Club. 1925-26: Brush and Palette Club: Quill Drivers ' Club; Advertising Manager of Y Tea Room: Mezzofantian Literary Society oJuniors I must down to the sea again, to the lonely sea and sky, And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by. Class Officers Eloise White President VIRGINIA Pugh Vice-President Sar ah BARRETT ... . Secretary-Treasurer Miss Marguerite Cousins . . . Sponsor Page Thirty-eight ALICE BIRD Colquitt. Georgia MILDRED MOOTY LaGrange. Georgia MATTIE JO PULLIN Locust Grove, Georgia RUBY SORGEE LaGrange. Georgia FANNIE LOU SMITH Buford. Georgia VIRGINIA SMITH Atlanta. Georgia KATE SMITHWICK Orange. Georgia Page Forty-two Sophomores The owl and the pussy-cat went to sea In a beautiful pea-green boat. Class Officers Frances Jackson Mary Alice Holbrook Sara King Miss Maude Helen Duncan CLASS ROLL President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Sponsor Katie Ruth Bailey Isabel Brady Catherine Chesnutt Christine Connors Anna Mae Dean Elizabeth Dozier Louisa Dozier Helen Harden Mary Head Julia Alice Johnson Barbara Jones Ruth Landrum Martha Lee Louisa Leslie May Beall Doris Lumpkin Martha McDaniel Margaret Partee Evelyn Powell Sara Roberts Isabelle Smith Sara Sorgee Eva Clare Stafford Elizabeth Steed Mildred Stipe Julia Teasley Mildred Traylor Newell Van Horne Gertrude Wilcox Yancey Page Forty-four l ' af e Forty -fire I ' titic Forty-aim jreshmen Where shall we adventure, Today that we ' re afloat? Qlass Officers Emily Doughman President Eleanor Simpson Vice-President GRETHEL Davis Secretary Frances Adams Treasurer Miss Frances Creighton . . . Sponsor CLASS ROLL Aurelia Adams Carolyn Hairston Thelma Brogden Verna Harden Catherine Chastain Ruth Lewis Lillian Connine Ruby Meadows Evelyn Copeland Dorothy Neal Alice Cohen Janie Mae Quillian Margaret Dallis Dorothy Reddick Gordo Davis Mary Rutherford Martha Jane Estes Jewel Stephens Mary Gaylor Alice Tharpe Bettie Kate Grow Madeline Walters Vina Griffith Mary Walker Robbie Hadley Lucy Cole Wheeler Page Forty-eight And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds Hying, And the flung spray and the blown spune, and the sea-gulls crying. Class Officers Catherine Ingram Carolyn McLendon . Elizabeth Halliday Miss Cornelia Brownlee President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer Sponsor CLASS ROLL Inez Bartley Pinkie Craft. Violin Hortense Dickenson Mary Grimes. Art Frances Harvey. Piano Julia Marlin. Piano Sara Matthews. Expression Gertrude Mitchell, Expression Mary Pierce. Piano Isabel Robinson, Art Sara Thompson, Piano Elwyn Wallace. Piano Sara Ware. Piano Lura Williamson. Art Page Fifty-two Pa K Fifty-three The College Calendar SEPTEMBER College opens. Y. W. Reception. First Quadrangle meeting. Sophomore Week. Faculty Recital. QUADRANGLE photographer arrives. Senior Stunt Night. OCTOBER Reception for town boys. Who ' s Who Contest. Glee Club organized. Hallowe ' en Party. The Circus. NOVEMBER QUADRANGLE photographer returns. Ride with Rotarians. Senior Tables. Junior-Freshman Wedding. Thanksgiving. DECEMBER Y. W. Bazaar. The Christmas Pageant. Dulcy presented by the Curtain Raisers. Christmas Holidays begin. JANUARY Classes begin again. Exams! Exams! FEBRUARY Valentine. Charm Week. Mrs. Hume R. Steele visits College. MARCH Senior Recitals. Quadrangles arrive. Spring Holidays. APRIL Field Day. Senior Recitals continue. MAY May Festival Junior-Senior Banquet. Exams! Commencement Recital. Class Day Exercises. Alumnae Luncheon. Commencement Play presented by the Curtain Raisers. Baccalaureate Sermon. Commencement Address, and Presen- tation of Diplomas. Pane Fifty-four Y ' heave ho! My lads, the wind blows free, A pleasant gale is on the lee. The Honor Club LUCILE CASSELS. ' 28 ' 25, ' 26, ' 27 Manita Hall. ' 29 ' 26. ' 27 MEMBERS Mary Frances Wiggins. ' 28 ' 25, ' 26, ' 27 Gertrude Wilcox. ' 30 • ' 27 Mary Radford. ' 28 ' 25, ' 26. ' 27 Mildred Traylor. ' 27 ' 30 Membership in LaGrange Honor Club is the highest distinction within the gift of the College. It was established at the recommendation of the Faculty, January, 1924. Eligibility is conditioned upon the literary honors taken and the character and academic standing of the student. Members are elected each year from a list of names submitted to the Faculty for consideration. Page Fifty-seven Student Government Association Student C oun cil OFFICERS Mary Frances Wiggins President Ruth Hill 1 . ELOISE White Vice-Presidents Rachel Griffith . ) Manita Hall Secretary CATHERINE CHESNUTT . Treasurer Paye Fifty-eight Student Government Association Representatives Mary Hays, Georgia Knox Senior Class Julia Alice Johnson Sophomore Class Martha Jane Estes. Evelyn Copeland . . Freshman Class Frances Matthews Honorary Member l ' if r Fifty-nine Page Sixty r. W. C. zA. Cabinet OFFICERS Frances Matthews President MARY RADFORD .... Undergraduate Representative LlLY EVANS Vice-President Mary Alice Holbrook . . . Secretary Sara King .... Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES HATTIE McDougald Devotional Chairman SARAH BARRETT . . ... World Fellowship Chairman LUCILE CASSELS Social Service Chairman GERTRUDE Wilcox Recreational Chairman VIRGINIA Pugh Music Chairman CAROLYN McLENDON Publicity Chairman MARY TEASLEY Tea Room Chairman Mary Frances Wiggins Honorary Member AURELIA ADAMS . . . . . . Freshman Representative The Y. W. C. A., representing that which is highest in development of body, mind, and soul, stands first among the campus organizations. It was founded in 1895 by Miss Maidee Smith, who has ever been an inspiration during its growth. Under its banner the work of giving Christ a place in the heart and life of each student has been faithfully carried on by the cabinet and committees, this being the deepest purpose leading to the highest ideals of womanhood expressed in daily living. I am come that they might have life and that they might have it more abundantly. (John 10:10). jji Quadrangle Staff Katherine Wheeler . Editor-in-Chief MANITA HALL Assistant Editor MARY HAYS Business Manager LUCILE CASSELS Advertising Manager MILDRED TRAYLOR . Assistant Advertising Manager Gertrude Wilcox . . Circulation Manager Carolyn McLendon . . . Art Editor Lois Parker . . Photographic Editor Claire Hill . . . Literary Editor LURA LlFSEY . Club and Feature Editor Frances Jackson .... Joke Editor Elizabeth Cheatham .... Senior Editor Virginia Smith Junior Editor Catharine Chesnutt ... . Sophomore Editor Ruth Lewis . Freshman Editor Willie May Mangham . . . ... Typist Miss Hallie Smith Faculty Advisor Page Sixty-two The Quill ' Driver? Club Maui ' Teasley, Editor-in-Chief; Frances Jackson, Adv. Mgr.; Willie Maj Maxbham, l� «t Adv. Mgr.; Mauy Radford, B« . Mgr.; Lucrete Adams, r r. l yr.; Carolyn McLiEXDO.v, Joke Ed.; Sarah Barrett, Proofreader; Catherine Chesnutt, Mum. Ed.; Ma in Frances Wiggins, Elizabeth Cheatham, Manita Hall, Louise Leslie, Claire Hill. Page Sixty-fow Forum oj Democracy Member of the Southern Association of International Relations Clubs. OFFICERS Elizabeth Cheatham President Rosalie Kamper Vice-President Violet Hampton .... Vice-President Mildred Stipe .... Secretary President of Debaters ' Union Secretary of Debaters ' Union Sara Thompson Margaret Partee The Dramatic Club OFFICERS LURA LlFSEY President FRANCES DOUGHMAN Vice-President Manita Hall ' Secretary Lois Parker Treasurer Miss Marguerite Cousins . . Director Pufjc Sixty-six The Dramatic Qlub Wilma Coleman Alice Cohen Elizabeth Halliday Claire Hill Sara Matthews Hattie McDougald Virginia Mooty MEMBERS Evelyn Powell Virginia Smith Eva Claire Stafford Elizabeth Steed Mildred Stipe Elwyn Wallace Gertrude Wilcox Scene from Act I of Adam and Eva ' I ' aijc Sixty-eight Paf c Si.rt ji nhii ' The Qlee Club Virginia Pugh President CLAIRE HILL Secretary and Treasurer Miss Neenah Woods ....... Director Page Seventy The zArt Club Lucile Cassels Margaret Dallis Emily Doughman Mary Grimes Robbie Hadley Mrs. Heidenreich Carolyn McLendon Elizabeth Norman Isabel Robinson Mary Radford Fannie Lou Smith Lura Williamson Ruby Hughes Seventy-one English Club Georgia Knox President WILLIE MAY MANGHAM Vice-President LOUISE SCOGGINS .... Secretary -Treasurer Miss Salls Adams, Lucrete Barrett. Sara Bond, Silvy Cobb, Georgia Cheatham, Elizabeth Coleman, Wilma Dozier, Elizabeth Dix. Marie Dunson. Pearl Doughman, Frances Edmondson. Margaret Evans, Lily Griggs. Minnie Gardner. Grace Hall, Manita Hampton. Violet Hays, Mary Hughes. Ruby Hurst. Ruth Hunter, Wilma Halliday. Elizabeth Ingram, Catherine Kent. Louise Knox, Georgia Loyd, Elizabeth Lumpkin. Mary Lifsey, Lura Sponsor Mooty. Mildred Mooty. Virginia Mangham. Willie May McDOUGALD. HATTIE Norman. Elizabeth Pullin, Mattie Jo Smith, Virginia Smith, Fannie Lou Smith wick. Kate Scoggins, Louise White, Eloise Wiggins. Mary Frances Wheeler. Katherine HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Cousins Miss Duncan Miss Benson Mrs. Abbott Miss Hallie Smith Mrs. Thompson Pat c Seventy-two SCENE FROM AS YOU LIKE IT P iye Seventy-three LOUISA DOZIER GRACE GARDNER MANITA HALL MARY ALICE HOLBSGDK ROSALIE HAMPER PRESIDENT RUTH HURST TREASURER MAKT TEA5LEY RUTH HILL MCE PRESIDENT r ELIZABETH STEED EVA CLARE STAFFORD MARY RADFORD MILDRED AAQDTY JUUA MARUN J e Cercle Franca is Le Cercle Francais is an honorary society, the membership of which is made up of the best students of the different classes in French. French is the language of the weekly meetings, and an opportunity is thus given to develop a knowledge of practical French outside of the classroom. Alice Bird Louisa Dozier Grace Gardner Manita Hall Ruth Hill Wilma Hunter Ruth Hurst LES MEMBRES Mary Alice Holbrook Rosalie Kamper Sara King Louisa Leslie Elizabeth Loyd Julia Marlin Mildred Mooty Mary Radeord Eva Claire Stafford Elizabeth Steed Mary Teasley Mary Frances Wiggins Gertrude Wilcox ' ( . ' Seven ty-four £1 Circula Espanol MOTTO: Saber es poder. Miss Maude Helen Duncan, Sponsor LAS SOCIAS Lucrete Adams Sylvia Adams Chrvstal Carley Grace Gardner Manita Hall Elizabeth Halliday Ruth Hill Rosalie Kampfr Elizabeth Loyd Mary Lumpkin Mildred Mooty Elizabeth Norman Mary Radford Mildred Stipe Katherine Wheeler Page Seventy- five OFFICERS Frances Doughman .... Lois Parker Louise Scoggins . Miss Vera Millsaps . . President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer Faculty Adviser Sylvia Adams Lucile Cassels Georgia Cobb MEMBERS Lily Evans Louise Kent Rachel Griffith Georgia Knox Mary Hays Mary Lehman Lura Lifsey Hattie McDougald Frances Matthews Pane 8c rent y-sii: Philomathian Club OFFICERS Lucrete Adams Lily Evans Miss Maidee Smith Mary Hays Sara Leonard Lura Lifsey MEMBERS Elizabeth Loyd Mary Lumpkin Hattie McDougald Sara Matthews President Secretary and Treasurer Sponsor Willie Mae Mangham Mattie Jo Pullin Newall Van Horne Page Seventy-seven S octet as Minervae (Founded in 1925) MOTTO : Abeunt Studia in Mores. OFFICERS Mary Radford . Gertrude Wilcox . Julia Marlin . May Beall Yancey Miss Hallie Smith Aurelia Adams Sylvia Adams Catherine Chesnutt Alice Cohen Margaret Dallis Gordo Davis Emily Doughman Margaret Edmondson Martha Jane Estes Minnie Griggs Bettie Kate Grow Robbie Hadley MEMBERS Carolyn Hairston Elizabeth Halliday Mary Head Ruth Hill Wilma Hunter Frances Jackson Rosalie Kamper Sara King Martha McDaniel 1 Willie May Mangham Julia Marlin Dorothy Neal Virginia Pugh . . President V ice-President Secretary and Treasurer Scroll Reporter Faculty Adviser Mary Radford Mary Rutherford Virginia Smith Sara Sorgee Elizabeth Steed Alice Tharpe Edith Traylor Katherine Wheeler Cole Wheeler Mary Frances Wiggins Gertrude Wilcox May Beall Yancey Page Seventy-eight Town Qirls Club OFFICERS Elizabeth Reeves . Georgia Cobb . Pearl Dunson President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer Hortense Dickenson Marie Dix Evelyn Powell Elizabeth Dozier Grace Gardner Elizabeth Reeves Louisa Dozier Sara Sorgee Margaret Dallis Margaret Edmondson Isabel Smith Minnie Griggs MEMBERS Mary Grimes Pearl Dunson Mildred Mooty Virginia Mooty Virginia Speer Ruby Sorgee Mary Head Helen Harden Mildred Traylor Verna Harden Martha Lee Ruth Hurst Elizabeth Loyd Edith Traylor Louise Leslie Mary Lehman Sara Ware Georgia Cobb Inez Bartley Elizabeth Anderson Katie Ruth Bailey Isabel Brady Chrystal Carley Martha Wood Daughters of The Divinity OFFICERS Lily Evans .... President M ANITA HALL Vice-President SARA THOMPSON .... Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Sara Barrett Ruth Hill Ruth Landrum Mary Walker Christine Connors Ruby Hughes Julia Marlin Gertrude Wilcox Pinkie Craft Sara King Mary Pierce Evelyn Copeland Page Eighty Inter-Club Council LURA LlFSEY Louise Scoggins Sara Barrett Elizabeth Cheatham Christine Conners Frances Doughman OFFICERS MEMBERS Lily Evans Frances Jackson Louise Kent Virginia Pugh President Secretary -Treasurer Mary Radford Fannie Lou Smith Gertrude Wilcox May Beall Yancey Page Eighty-one fi v 5. ROBERT 5 R.LEWIS O.REDDICK MPARTEE E.WALLACE C.HAIRSTON Gordo Davis Carolyn Hairston Claire Hill Louise Kent zAlpha Phi Beta MEMBERS LURA LlFSEY Ruth Lewis Gertrude Mitchell Margaret Partee Sara Roberts Dorothy Reddick Elwyn Wallace Page Eighty-two FT Suit h L.CONINE f?. MEADOWS ALPHA KAPFA THETA MOTTO: WHEN FUN AND DUTY CLASH, LET DUTY GO TO SMASH OLOR6: PINK AND WHITE ELOUCff: CAf.WION PlfFSlDETNT- FPANCI5 DOUGHMAN SECf?ETAF?Y- LUCffETE A0 IM5 zAlpha KsPP a Theta Frances Doughman Lucrete Adams Lillian Connine Emily Doughman MEMBERS Julia Alice Johnson Mary Lumpkin Doris Lumpkin Frances Matthews Sara Matthews Ruby Meadows Virginia Smith Fannie Lou Smith Mildred Stipe Pane Eighty-three K a ppa Phi Delta MEMBERS Sylvia Adams Sara King Catherine Chesnutt Hattie McDougald Martha Jane Estes Virginia Pugh Lily Evans Alice Tharpe Mary Hays Eloise White Page Eighty-tour Frances Adams Grethel Davis Elizabeth Halliday Mary Alice Holbrook Catherine Ingram Phi Sigma Theta MEMBERS Martha McDaniel Carolyn McLendon Dorothy Neal Lois Parker Louise Scoggins Eleanor Simpson Eva Clare Stafford Elizabeth Steed Sara Thompson Gertrude Wilcox ' (( ■ Eight ti- ft if M. DALLAS K appa Tau Theta Elizabeth Cheatham Lucile Cassels Margaret Dallis Grace Gardner MEMBERS Louise Leslie Evelyn Powell Georgia Knox Georgia Cobb Mary Grimes Frances Jackson Julia Marlin Elizabeth Reeves Mary Frances Wiggins K appa T elta E appa MEMBERS Mary Radford Barbara Jones Sarah Barre tt Elizabeth Norman Alice Bird Katherine Wheeler Wilma Hunter Lucy Cole Wheeler Sara Leonard Hortense Dickenson Willie May Mangham Martha Wood :r c t-ighty-ai . sn Delta Phi Delta MEMBERS May Beall Yancey Christine Connors Elizabeth Dozier Aurelia Adams Catherine Chastain Marie Dix Minnie Griggs Frances Harvey Ruby Hughes Mildred Mooty Mary Pierce Isabel Robinson Jewel Stephens Page Eighty-eight Now that you have spelt your lesson, lay it down and go and play. Seeking shells and seaweeds on the sands of Monterey. The Athletic Council Miss Marguerite Cousins. Director L.UCILE CASSELS President FRANCES DOUGHMAN .... Vice-President JULIA TEASLEY Secretary WlLMA COLEMAN Treasurer VIOLET HAMPTON . Senior Representative ROSALIE KAMPER . . Junior Representative BARBARA JONES . . Sophomore Representative LILIAN CONNINE . . . freshman Representative GERTRUDE MITCHELL . Fine Arts Representative J ' mje Ninety-one W earer, Lucile Cassels Wilma Coleman Catherine Chesnutt Hortense Dickenson Frances Doughman Violet Hampton Claire Hill Barbara Jones of C. Rosalie Kamper Sara Leonard Hattie McDougald Mattie Jo Pullin Mildred Stipe Mary Teasley Julia Teasley Katherine Wheeler Junior Basket-Ball Team Page Sinety-fhree Freshman Basket-Ball Team Page ' Ninety-four Sophomore-Freshman Uo Iey- Ba Team Page inety-five Junior- Senior Baseball Team Freshman- Sophomore Baseball Team Page Sinety-six Page Ninety-seven Page inety-eight Stately Spanish Galleon coming from the Isthmus, Dipping through the Tropics by the palm-green shores, With a cargo of diamonds, Emeralds, amethysts, Topazes, and cinnamon, and gold moidores. Carolyn McClendon, Cutest For beside the dolly sailor, I ' m to voyage and explore, To land upon the island where no dolly was before. Frances Jackson, Prettiest Was this the face that launched a thousand ships? MARY RADFCRD, Most Intellectual Wisdom and Spirit of the universe! Not seldom from the uproar I retired Into a silent bay, or sportively Glanced sideway, leaving the tumultuous throng, To cut across the reflex of a star. Elizabeth Halliday, Most Attractive The moonlight, a maiden, a gallant, in Granada Sighing and singing that true love was pain, She from her window and he from the garden. CLAIRE HILL, Friendliest and Most Popular I ' m going to be a pirate with a bright brass pivot-gun And an island in the Spanish Main beyond the setting sun. Frances Matthews, Most Lovable Sail Ho! Boatman. I ' m waiting! ' ' Cried a fisherman ' s girl. The wrong net you are baiting; Come and fish for a pearl. LUCILE CASSELS, Most Athletic For her heart is like the sea Ever open, brave, and free. Qds ■m LaGRANGE COLLEGE LaGRANGE, GEORGIA LaGrange College Offers Excellent Educational Advantages to Young Women The curriculum is that of other A-Grade Colleges A. B. and B. S. DEGREES Special Departments of MUSIC, ART, EXPRESSION, PEDAGOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Diplomas in Art, Expression and the various branches of Music. Dormitories afford every comfort and convenience of home life. Hot and cold running water in every room. The atmosphere of the college life is distinctly religious. Interesting clubs, a live athletic organization, active Y. W. C. A., and delightful social life. LaGrange is easily accessible by two rail- roads, the A. B. C. and the A. W. P. FOR CATALOGUE AND FURTHER INFORMATION — Address — W. E. THOMPSON, President, LaGrange, Ga. Page one Hundred unil Eleven THE DUNSON MILLS LaGRANGE, GEORGIA MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON FABRICS Besides manufacturing high class textiles, The Dunson Mills is interested in the welfare and happiness of its employes. Among other things done for the children, a grammar school of six grades, housed in a commodious two-story brick building, and a domestic science de- partment housed in a separate building, especially built and equipped, are maintained under the supervision of the most competent teachers. For those under school age, there is a beautiful little kindergarten, with two teachers, at which there is a daily attendance of from forty to fifty small tots. To enliven the interest of parents in the children ' s work, monthly mothers ' meet- ings are held at the grammar school. Modern churches are provided, and there is also a lodge room for use of secret orders. For recreation of the grown-ups, a brass band, with paid instructor, is maintained; a baseball team is fostered and encouraged, and a splendid ball park, with a grandstand seating one thousand, is provided. A graduate nurse is regularly employed and on duty in the village homes each day, looking after the health of the employes and the families, and a $500 life insurance policy is carried free of charge on the life of each employe. ft Thrifty People all over the world arc saving by buy- ing from the Pig$y- Wi ly Stores • The secret of our success is ourlarje purchasing power, lour s:aall profits,the elimination of large sales force and the quality of our goods PRICE Low as possible QUAUTY-Highasoan be had -and money back if not satisfied- PIGGLYWIGGLY The New Ford Car Style— Comfort— Durability at Amazingly Low Cost Ask for a Demonstration Fincher-Traylor Company Lincoln— Ford— Fordson LaGrange, Georgi la a Page One Hundred and Thirteen m COMPLIMENTS OF Callaway ' s Dept. Store WOMEN ' S AND MISSES ' Ready - to - Wear of the Better Kind COLLEGE GIRLS AND TEACHERS SPECIALLY WELCOME Show Your Spirit With A College Sweater Bradley Shaker Knit With College Seal . . .College days. ..hasty dashes to classes ...leisurely saunters about the campus! Completely attuned to the eager, vital spirit; as dear to you as your intimate friends — is your ever ready Bradley! Heavy wool shaker knit sweaters, with your official college seal, may be had at Rich ' s for only $10. The Sports Shop RICH ' S Third Floor m Pa( e One II iinilrrd anil Fourteen m -f� (a m IN APPRECIATION STYLEFUL WALKING For the part we were SHOES allowed in making the pictures for this Annual. The insistent demand for shoes with a tailored effect has 1 een met by the makers of BROWNBILT Shoe with patterns of charming grace and flat- tering lines. The patterns illustrated are representa- tive of the smart styles that await your selection here. VW ATLANTA Beautiful Four Square Hosiery for every occasion Buster Brown Shoe Store LaGrange. Ga. Phone 285 If everyone knew exactly what they wanted w ; wouldn ' t hire salespeople- — somebody would invent a machine. The person who doesn ' t know exactly what he wants is our opportunity for service. The trained knowledge of our salespeople can often sug- gest new uses or supply interesting bits of infor-i mation that will help solve your shopping problems. a. Page nc Hundred ami Fifteen d m COMPLIMENTS OF Eastern Salvage Co. YOUR MONEY ' S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK A Complete Line of LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR AND NOVELTY FOOTWEAR COMPLIMENTS OF— LaGrange Dry Cleaning Plant 110 Ridley Avenue Phone 129 PARKER FURNITURE COMPANY Best Goods— -Lowest Prices — Easiest Terms $1.00 SAVED IN $5.00 LaGrange Lumber Supply Co. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS C ON TRACTORS Phones 691-53-712 Par e Our Hundred and Sixteen r 1 li «-x x«x x« x x x x x« x x Denny-Philpot Drug Company 131 Main Street LaGrange, Ga. -x-x x-:-x-x-x-x««x-x-X X� � X ' Ladies ' Fine Shoes and Hosiery AS-YOU-LIKE-IT ; all the New Shades $1.50 and $1.85 Cleaveland - Dix Co. 1 ❖ ♦❖❖❖❖❖❖❖ •❖ ♦♦XK««X«X ' ' X Compliments of Troup Warehouse LaGrange, : : Georgia X X X X X X X X X X«X« VISIT — COURT SQUARE PHARMACY — For — ILL LKLAlvl, UK1JNKS, TOASTED SANDWICHES All Kinds of Toilet Requisites Court Square Pharmacy Phones 74-75 8 E. Court Square The LaGrange Banking and Trust Company MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 4% Paid on Savings Accounts LaGRANGE, :: :: :: GEORGIA ' «.( (• One Hundred and Seventeen For Economical Transportation W CHEVROLET iil ' 1 Carswell - Couch Chevrolet Co, CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS EXPERT GARAGE SERVICE. DUCO PLANT, STORAGE A MODERN AUTOMOBILE PLANT PHONES: 485 and 828 116 BROAD STREET LaGRANGE, GEORGIA SHOE REPAIRING Quick Service L Kamensky Gaudy Electric Co. Phone 560 HOUSE W IRING FIXTURES All Kinds Electric Repair Work Service, Courtesy, Workmanship Sam: Look! Our captain is going to kick a goal! Claire: What did the goal do? Miss Maidee: Who were the epistles? Vina: Wives of the apostles. Wilma Coleman: Dad, I ' m engaged. Dad: You don ' t mean it! Wilma: Of course not, but it ' s lots of fun. m Manget Brown: Could I have a date tonight ? Mildred Stipe: Yes, if you could find anyone dumb enough to date with you. Manget: Well, 111 be around to see you at eight o ' clock then. Tea ' y: What? You flunked that course again? Mary Frances: What do you expect? They gave me the very same exam. Page (hie Hundred and Eighteen m Misses Walker Davis 9 Pharmacy Millinery Home of the College Girls 17 N. Court Square COURTESY EXCLUSIVE LINE OF MILLINERY — and — with that Something ' that spells SMARTNESS and CORRECTNESS SERVICE LaGrange, Georgia 26z FHONLS 263 BY COURTESY OF Compliments of Andrews Hardware Co. Traylor, Inc. LaGrange, : : Georgia AGENCY ALWAYS BUY FEED IN CHECKER Benson BOARD BAGS ALWAYS PURE Bakery Holle Feed Co. Company LaGrange Shoe Repair Company JIM VALERI, Proprietor 30 YEARS ' EXPERIENCE MEANS SAVING YOUR SHOES New Shoes at R easonable Prices 106 Hines Street LaGrange, Georgia M- i Page One Hundred and Nineteen 10 L o— ! m LaGrange COMPLIMENTS Grocery Co. OF— Affiliated with LaGrange WEST POINT WHOLESALE GROCERY Ice and Fuel CO. Company GEORGIA ' S LARGEST WHOLESALE GROCERS LaGrange, : : Georgia MILAM DRUG OFFICIAL BASKET-BALLS A Full Line of Gifts COMPANY LaGrange Hardware Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE McLellan Stores The Firm Co. That Appreciates 141 Main Street Your Patronage ' ' ' ' 150 STORES IN 18 STATES AND STILL GROWING d — d Pape Our Hundred and Twenty PI m LaGRANGE GREEN HOUSES iri idoto 1 uiiiiy MILLINERY 77ie Log Cabin □□□□□□ ■■■■■■■■ □□□□□□ □ D I D D u n llo u SILK UNDERWEAR Give us the pleasure of serving vou when you HANDKERCHIEFS HOSE wish to S y luith lowers □□□□□□ ■■■■■■■■ □□□□□□ PHONE 52 Phone 167 111 Ridley Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF Fairfax Theatre Daniel Lumber M Co. LaGRANGE, GA. McLAliS Jbo ± 1 LtZ. 1 lllL C V U Buy Your Hats and Gifts — DEALERS IN — Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry 13 COURT SQUARE your Jeli ' eler Sirica 1856 Page our Hundred and Twenty-one [a fal DON ' T FORGET TO VISIT THE City Cafe, Inc. GOOD THINGS TO EAT 37 Court Square Phone 273 LaGrange, Ga. LaGrange, Ga. West Point, Ga. Compliments of DANIEL ' S Incorporated WHOLESALE GROCERS COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. Kress Co. 5c - 10c - 25c Store COMPLIMENTS OF Hudson Hardware Co. Sporting Goods 100 Main Street Phone 204 American Shoe GUS VALERI, Manager 116 Bull Street LaGrange, Ga. Black Plumbing Co. PLUMBING and HEATING 132 Bull St. Phone 96-J Ticket Agent (at show): Standing room only. ' Gertrude: That ' s all right. I ' ll take a seat in the standing room. Humor, like history, repeats itself. Mrs. Younghlood: How do you like your spinach? Mr. Thompson: In the garden, thank you. Miss Brenan : Can you carry a tune? Carolyn: Sure, where to? Reckon, Miss Sails is on her way to Eng ' ish Lit. No, 1 think she ' s sober this morning. Frances: Ed never has kissed me but twice. Betty: Hum. you haven ' t been out with him much, have you? . , Claire: Truman calls me ' Listerine ' be- cause he says I take his breath away. Martha Jane: Why can ' t I go to town on Saturday? I do at home. m w Page One Hundred unl ' 1 ' imitn- two 1 JUNIOR HOME TOWN ADS COMPLIMENTS OF W. H. Smith Construction Co. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Thompsons Pharmacy LeMASTER ' S At the Mecca Where L get What U want COLUMBUS When U want it LEADING BEAUTY SALON Lumpkin, Georgia Columbus, Georgia BEST WISHES Jordan ' s Menthol Embrocation The Pugh ' s C. D. JORDAN Lumpkin. Georgia Monticello, Georgia Lumpkin ' s Cash Grocery Store Sells for Less COMPLIMENTS OF DeKalb Supply Co. W. R. Snow, Prop. Lumpkin, Ga. Decatur, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF JUST FROM DAD Chipley Pharmacy C. J. Kamper, Jr. Chipley, Georgia Decatur, Georgia Wisdom Motor Co. FORD Chipley, Georgia COMPLIMENTS OF N. W. Buice M erchandise Buford, Georgia 111 i Page nc Hundred and twenty-three m. m Compliments Mr. L. J. Cassels Mr. W. M. Hays Mr. G. W. Pugh Dr. R. T. Coleman Mr. S. E. Cohen Mr. I. M. Adams Mr. J. W. Davis Mr. T. M. Chesnutt Rev. G. L. King Mr. S. of Our Fathers Mr. T. I. Partee Rev. O. L. Evans Mr. C. L. Roberts Mr. C. L. Lifsey Mr. R. W. Grow Mr. C. E. Adams Mr. R. S. Wheeler Mr. J. F. McLendon Mr. O. S. Parker . Adams COMPLIMENTS Cason J. Callaway GENERAL OFFICES LaGrangc, Georgia Mr. Bailey: These aren ' t my own figures I ' m quoting. They are the figures of a man who knows what he ' s talking about. A girl who wears cotton hose never sees a mouse. They say Elizabeth Cheatham ' s poise can ' t be shaken, but they ' ve never seen her dance. A sign was posted on the door of Mr. Bailey ' s office which read: Back in half an hour. A few minutes later a line was added: What for? Wonder if Tealy will get circles under her eyes from going ' round so much? Because Katherine Wheeler took a chair from Miss Sails ' room, the following came to pass: Miss Sails: ' Dear, where is my other chair? Oh, I ' m sitting on it. ' Miss Ross: Mary, what do you think of Mussolini? ' Mary: I ' ve never been out with him. l ' i - One Hundred mid Twenty-four 1