LaGrange College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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Thelma Baumgardnf.r Rural Retreat, Va. Hazel Cannon Trion, Ga. Thelma has been with us on the Hill for two years. She spent her first two years at Hiwassee College in Tennessee, where she was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa national fraternity. Her major is Religious Education. Sometimes she ' s very quiet, but her ac- tions speak louder than her words, and she accom- plishes many things. Hazel ' s friendly smile and cheerful disposition have won for her a place in each of our hearts. We might add also that her intelligence and hard work have won for her a permanent place on the Dean ' s List and in the Fine Arts Honor Club. Her majors are piano and English. We ' re proud of you, Hazel, and we wish for you all sorts of success and happiness. Edna Brannan LaGrange, Ga. Edna has been one of the bright spots in the Town Girls Club these four years. She has actively sup- ported all its projects as well as those of the other organizations to which she belongs. We have come to recognize her as a conscientious worker and to appreciate her sensitive nature and fun-loving per- sonality. Etheldia Penton LaGrange, Ga. Etheldia is another Town Girl of whom we ' re very proud. She has established her place through her work in the Home Economics Club and the Art Club. There is no question about her efficiency and her friendly willingness to cooperate.

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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

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What Ike? 3 tJ . r 6 o tf JUNE BARBOUR was a Delta Phi Delta and represented her sorority on the inter-sorority council when she was a junior. As a freshman she was chosen for OF and belonged to the Junior Glee Club and the Dance Club. She was president of her class all four years. She was on the Scroll staff three years — assistant advertising manager as a sophomore, advertising man- ager as a unior, and editor as a senior. She was a member of :he L Club for three years. She was sophomore representative to the May Court; associate editor of the Quadrangle as a junior, secretary of the Y as a sopho- more and vice-president as a junior. She was a member of the IRC. She was active in the Curtain Raisers all four years, serving as secretary her junior year and president her senior year. She was a member of Alpha Psi Omega for three years, being treasurer as a junior and president as a senior. She belonged to the Capital City Club and was on the Scroll of Fame. She was chosen as a Superlative both her last two years and was elected to Who ' s Who as a senior. THEI.MA BAUMGARDNER belonged to the Alpha Kappa Theta sorority. As a junior she was a member of the Art Club. When she was a senior, she joined the Curtain Raisers and the Concert Choir. She was a member of the Methodist Stu- dent Movement. EDNA BRANNAN was a Kappa Tau Theta. She was a member of the Town Girls Club all four years. She was its treasurer when she was a junior. She belonged to the B. S. U. She was a member of the IRC her last two years, and she joined the Art Club as a senior. HAZEL CANNON was a member of the Alpha Kappa Theta sorority and was its treasurer when she was a sophomore. She also repre- sented it on the Inter-soror- ity Council. She belonged to the Quill Drivers Club. When she was a freshman she was a member of the Junior Glee Club and she became a member of the Concert Choir when she was a senior. SARAH FOSTER was a Delta Phi. She was chosen for OF, was freshman rep- resentative to the Student Council and was its treas- urer the following year. She sang with the Junior Glee Club her first two years, and the Chapel Choir, the Concert Choir and the Sextet her last two. As a junior she was class treas- jrer and represented her class in the May Court. Her senior year she belonged to the IRC and the Tennis Club and was vice-president of her class. ETHELDIA PENTON was a Delta Phi. She belonged to the Town Girls Club all four years. She belonged to the Art Club, serving as its treas- urer her sophomore and junior years and vice-president her senior year. She belonged to the Home Economics Club and was a member of the MSM. BETH GUNTER was a Kap- pa Phi Delta. As a junior she served as its treasurer and as a senior, she was its presi- dent. When she was a fresh- man she was a member of the Home Economics Club and the Junior Glee Club. She was a Curtain Raiser her last two years. She was music chairman for the Y when she was a junior. She was elected senior representative to the Student Council and also served on the Inter-sorority Council her last year. C r . • »s BETTY LEWIS was a Delta Phi, being its vice-president her senior year. When she was a freshman she belonged to the Junior Glee Club and the Camera Club. In her freshman and sophomore years she was a member of the Home Economics Club. She belonged to the Methodist Student Movement. She was in the Senior Dance Club her last two years and for two years she was in the Tennis Club and the L Club. When she was a junior she was sec- retary of the Athletic Asso- ciation and when she was a X. - ' - senior, she was its president. She was in the IRC her years. As a senior, she was an honorary member of the Council and was chosen as one of the Superlatives. ast two Student