LaGrange College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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Mary Eddie Carter Ellaville, Ga. Sarah Foster Dallas, Ga. To do easily that which is difficult for others is the mark of talent. Mary Eddie doesn ' t sing in the choir or play concertinas on recitals, but her talents are not limited. She has great ability to make friends, and she feels at home with a softball or a test tube in her hand, because her major is chemistry and she ' s very good at sports. As a Curtain Raiser, she deftly works the lights in all the plays. Suppose your big sister preceded you at your Alma Mater, and did it with honors — what would you do? A difficult problem for some, but not for Sarah. She just followed in her sister ' s path and added some things on her own. She decided on mathematics as her major. Her quiet manners and sunny disposition have endeared her to L. C. Betty Lewis Kennesaw, Ga. Her specialty has been athletics right from the start. Betty and tennis — they belong together. She wields a powerful racquet. As president of the Athletic Association Betty has certainly helped to promote an interest in athletics and to develop a spirit of good sportsmanship among L. C. girls. Her ready smile has won her many friends on the Hill. We know she ' ll have them wherever she goes. Mayre Lou Wise Manchester, Ga. If silence is golden, I heard her say, I ' ll land in the house for the poor some day. Speaking generally, Mayre Lou ' s generally speaking. She can usually be found right in the midst of whatever ' s going on among the seniors. Her sense of humor, generosity, and friendly manner have made her a popular figure on the Hill. She has a double major, English and General Science. Your friends on the Hill will miss you, Mayre Lou. Just be yourself, that ' s the way we [ike you. 17

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June Barbour Atlanta, Ga. Julia Traylor Augusta, Ga. June has definitely distinguished herself ever since the day she first entered the portals of LaGrange College. She was named Miss LaGrange College. She was the only member of her class to be elected a Superlative both her junior and her senior years, ind the only member to be elected to the Scroll of Fame as a freshman. June has a double major in English and Speech, and she ' s one of our favorite actresses. We ' re steering her to broader fields — she ' s Pasadena bound. If she makes as big a hit there as she ' s made at L. C, some day we ' ll all be proud to say, I knew her when. Julia and her vivacious personality have become a tradition on the Hill. Her genuine friendliness and fun-loving disposition have made her a favorite among her classmates. Four years ago Julia was the girl chosen from the class of ' 46 to represent Miss Freshman. We know her magnetic personality will carry her far and assure her a host of friends in the big world after graduation. Mary Martin Conyers, Ga. Mary transferred from West Georgia College when she was a sophomore. These three years she has sung her way into the hearts of the College. She ' s made a place for herself here that nobody else can fill. Her major is voice. Luck to you, Mary. We ' ll miss you. You ' ve won your niche in our Hall of Memory. Frances Rountree Jonesboro, Ga. We might easily call Rountree one of the brains of the senior class. Her majors are Mathematics and French, and she ' s been a member of the Honor Club since she was a sophomore. She was the only member of her class to be elected to Who ' s Who when she was a junior. Her classmates have spent four happy years with her and do not covet her honors. She justly deserves them. 16

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Ann Rainey Waycross, Ga. Someone must have told Ann that the way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach. Anyway, she ' s got her man now and we ' re sure she can keep him because she really knows the art of homemaking. As you may have surmised, Ann ' s major is Home Eco- nomics. We think Ann is tops — capable, sincere, and always ready to lend a helping hand. Jean Loftin Newnan, Ga. We know that important things may be in small packages; so may important people be small in stature. There is certainty an example on the Hill. Jean, president of the Student Government this year, is very important to all of us. Quiet and modest and very efficient, Jean showed us long ago that she can always be relied upon to come through. In addition to her dependability, her generous friend- ship has endeared her to L. C. Mary Laura Starr Albany, Ga. Beth Gunter Greenville, S. C. Remember the rhyme, Twinkle, twinkle, little Beth is one who is faithful to he rstudies, her work, star. How I wonder what you are? None of us and her friends. One of her greastest loves is French, have to wonder what Twink is, though. We know which is what she chose for her major. We know her she ' s one of the brightest Starrs. Because of her perseverance will carry her far, and her willingness lovely voice, she has had an active career in music co wor k will find her a big spot in whatever she during her college days. In addition to voice, she chooses, has a major in Religious Education. Keep a ' shining, Twink! 18