Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

„: K . ' _ ■ ' jr-. Wfe W |kVt 3 - . KK«5l- ■Xi ' t T Ho Si ' .«« ■ «• OL 1949 YAMACRAW Yearbook of Oglethorpe Uni ersity Oglethorpe Uni ersity, Georgia Bill Rhodes. Editor Bob Boggus, Associate Editor Henry Lanham, Business Manager 1 t949 J Fareword Ihis IS the 194 ' J stoiy ni Ogkalioipe. I ' oi those oL you who arc inembers o£ the Oglethorpe family, we hope the Yamacraw will provide vou with pleasant niciiiories ol a year well spent. For those ot you who are friends of Oglethorpe, Avc hope that the Yamacraw will give you a true glimpse of our school and thereby a Ijetter understanding of what we are trying to do. Oglethorpe is not just a school, but also an idea. The idea is to embody the principle that you cannot divide life into unrelated departments, but rather that life is a unit and must be seen as a whole. There are three things that we believe are essential to hfe: an understanding of yomself, creative citizenship and the ability to make a living. We have tried to incoiporate these talents into our program of education, as • vcll as our campus life. This is om- story for 1949 and it is deilicated to the participan ts in that story, the Oglethorjje Family. Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS I J-: -: ' ' - - : The Adniinistration includes the Stafl, the Facuky and the Student Government. The people of tlic Adniinistration are the guides and executors ol the Oglethorpe Idea. i ;4dmuu4tn Xc(M Ri;th San ' dkrs Re gi stray jMartha Pope Brown Field Representtitive Margaret Norris Secretary ADMIIVISTRATIDIV Clyde Wolf Comptroller Carol Tucker Bursar Bernice Hilliari) House Mother Sue Moss Librarian Ruth Lovell Cashier Dklla Dickens Dietitian Francis X. Carbfrry Business LEFT Newton Craig Business FACULTY R. Ckaw ' iori) LiviNcsToN Charles M. MacConnki.i. fine Arts Conununity Seri ' ice Benjamin Parker Business LEFT Albert H. Pike Citizensliip FACULTY STUDENT ELi Aiiiaii Stephens Sccictary Student i odu yJrnceri M MMHrfaa I GDVERIVMEIVT Hit ' tj Earl C. O ' .Shim ds Senior Class Rrlnesciitalive Bon Lewis Ki.lis Soplioinoic Class Reprcseutatix ' e I ' m (ioM n , ai.i luiiidi Class Ilcpicsciiialii ' c C; A 1 1 1 ERI N 1 : V A r.S( )N Ficslnnaii Class Rcprcscntalivc •J tudent L ouncli P I m wc ]i I I ' Mil I llu- O.ulc- Lhoi |K ' Faniily in tlicii v.u ions st;i,i cs ol aihicNcnifiit. There are the Seniors wUn aie bidding iarc- weil lo their (lose relaticMisliip •with the Ogieliiorpe Family and the Sophomores antl [iniiors who are in the midst ol enjoying their exjierieiice at ()glethor|)e. And. ionise, the Freshmen who s.iitl hello to lis this year. r ' ■•Ni . f ' - t-.- - ■ ••.(■ r  r ? ' ■fiirTt la 4€4 ■-.: CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ViLLiAM Wright Atlanta, Georgia BACHELOR OF .-VRTS VICE-PRESIDENT James Hollida Pelzer, South Carolina BACHELOR OF .SCIENCE SECRETARY Elizabeth Stephens Atlanta, Georgia BACHELOR OF ARTS TREASURER Joel Chandler Marietta, Georgia bachelor of ARTS y EiMiMl IlK H. Al.lSl-.A Alldiila. Ga. BACHl.IOR OF ARTS CiRACE AlBURT Tdiiipii. Fla. BACHELOR OF AR I S Jack. F. R. Alberison OxidcU.N.J. BACHELOR OF ARTS El)( R ] 01)IF( RI) Alhnilii. (in. BACHELOR OF ARTS RdUiRL L. Koci.rs. Jr. Atlnnta. Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS William B. Bone, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS u Jack Brooks Alliiiild, (lU. BACHl I.OR OF ARTS foi E. Brown, |r. Allmilii. (jii. I!A( III I OR OK ARTS Edward Ciiandi fr Siiiyriia. (Ui. bac:hfi.or of arts 11 1 1 i E. CiiiVFS Alliinta. Ga. uac:hi£i.or of arts W ' ai.i.acf C;rii)fr Alliiiild, ( ia. BACHFl.OR OF ARTS Harold 1 . Dorsen Atlaiilii. (ill. bachelor of science I GOROON Dl ' xagan Atlanta. Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS Ei.MER Etling, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. BACH KI OR OF ARTS Robert Jones Findley Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Da ID POVTHRESS HeILNER Chester Spririgs. Penn. BACHELOR OF ARTS James H. Hinson, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. bachelor of arts William R. Holley Atlanta, Ga. bachelor of arts Mar joRiE HoLUDAV Clearwater, Fla. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Joyce Hovis Atlanta. Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS Kent Hovis Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OE SCIENCE Eugene Walker l Atla)ita. Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS William R. Kei.lv. Jr. .itlanta. Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS John Peter Km ' dsen Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Hf.nr I.anham Alliuild. (ill. BAC:lll,l()R OF ARTS Nai Wtn Lri Snoiliirif. China BACHia.OR OF ARTS Rfn Lorfnz I ' d I) ISi ' iii li. Fill. BACHII.OR OF ARIS Rfity I.ORF.NZ Oglclliorpe University, Ga. bachelor of science Jack Lorenz OiglethiiYpe University. Ga. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Wesley AFartin Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS Anm: NfAsoN Allinilii. ( ' •a. liACIll l.OR OI ARIS Sni ' iii N (:. . )«. .tthnilii. ( ' ,11. I! ( 111 I OR OI .sciiixcr. F,i) Alii) L XoRiii Oilh ' lliD) jic I ' liii ' osily. (ill. I ' .ACIII l.OR or- SCIKNCI. P.I TT Rai Oi |)s Atlinilii, (ill. liACMKLOR OF ARTS F.ARI. C. O ' SiII! I DS Hi) iiiiii ' liiiiii . Ala. UACllll.OR OF ARTS Doris PickkNS Stiiiir Miiiiiiliini. C,n. liACHII.OR OF ARTS William C. Rhodls. )r. Chainhlff. Gd. BACHELOR OF ARTS John R. Smith Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS Wallace Smith Hogansxiille, Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS JUDD Sparling Teaneck. N. J. BACHELOR OF ARTS Rena Steinberg Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS Richard Stoller Atlanta, Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS N[aR 1N l. TH0MI S0N Piilinrtlo. Fin. BACHKI.OR OF ARTS Shiri.f ' i Thompson Atlanta. Ga. BACHKI.OR OF ARTS Paul Vait.hn WilUatn.son. Ga. BACHELOR OF ARTS Frank Valls Brook luiveii. Ga. BACHFLOR OF ARTS I- CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Pal L M. Smuh. Jr. Atlanta, Georeia VICE-PRESIDENT BiiN Tiller Atlanta. Gcnriiin SECRETAR ■ Jane Galler Hnbnkeu. AVic Jersey TREASL ' RER Jewel Fishi r Brooklyn. Xeii ' York r % - Thomas W. Aioia Atlanta. Ga. James E. Rakfr Austell . (Ja. Hl ' NTER J. BaSSETT Atlanta. Ga. Elizabeth Batile Atlanta. Ga. Donald R. Brennan Cliainbli ' f. Ga. Edward BR ' i son, |r. Atlanta, Ga. Gordon C. B ' i nim Cedar Sp)i]igs. ( w . Alice Callaway Atlanta. Ga. Kenneth L. Christ New Kensington. Pa. Ronald Robert Colby M ' oodnieye, L. I., N. Y. Sanford Colby Woodmere L. I., N. Y. Pat Communale Bronx, N. Y. 1 An AWA ' i Cox Allinilii. (ill. Will lAM (Irow 1 AtlllUhl. (,ll. Albkrt Draki. Xcw Bi-ilfnrd. Mass. Vincent Faraone Bronx. N. Y. John I-iamokn Alliinlii. (ill. I- ' lo T) (,RI 1 R .-tlhnilii . (ill. ImOGF.NK KroWN (tOSS A I III II I II. (ill. Dean Hagceriv Sussex, N. J. Sn art Herman Englcii ' ood, X. J. 1)E M HiMMER Mountain Lukes. . . Sam HiRxH AtUinl i. (ill. Clare Isanhoi r Atlanta, Ga. A. Z. Johnson Tii(hc) . Cfd. UNf) Kask Sodola, Estania Marion Locklekr Sea Island, Ga. Harr-i- Martin Water Valley. Miss. Rommar Oii.iff Way cross. Ga. William Oliiff Wnycross. Ga. Virginia Paiterson Atlanta. Ga. Marcueriti; Pearson Evauston, III. [amls Phillips Milsicitd. Ga. Ernest Procalo E.ast Rutherjiird.N. J. (lrrold Olin Sliilcn Island, X. Y. Walter Bert Robinson Juniper, Ga. i V Donald Scariioro CilORCi- SCOIT Pall Smki ' i-ard Wali 1 r Slack Dublin, (Ja. Atlatiln. (ia. Atlanta. Ca. Lainholville, A ' . J. L. 1 ' . Smj HI Ro SiniR JOL Stanalam) Marion Ta lor llackctis(i k. X . J. Atlanta, Cni. Atlanta, da. .Itlanta, Ga. Virgil Trht R ICHARI) VAI,l)Re N Barbara W ' l ltkr Tlran Volac Allunla, G«. Atlanta, G«. Evanston, III. hlunbul, Tuikey f ' -.: CLASS DFFICEflS PRESIDENT Herbert Leslie East Omnge, A ' . . VICE PRESIDENT Al DiLuciDo LambertT ille, .V. . SECRETARY Louise W ' atkins Atlanta, Ga. TREASURER John Hall Saddle River, A ' . . i 1 i: ■. i- : ti Ann Adams Athnita. Ga. JoHX Amico Neiv York.N. Y. Hl: R C. Atchison Browns. Ala. Beverly Bechtel Atlanta, Ga. Mitchell Bishop College Park, Ga. Dorothy Blah , ew Rochelle.X. Y. William R. Bro vn Dlllard, Ga. Charles Clack Brookhaven, Ga. Douglas Cook Atlanta, Ga. Alvin Cl ' rkin Middletoiun, Conn. Alan Dickson Evanston, III. Carolyn Dickson Evanston, III. J. Ben Doar Brookliaven, Ga. Karin Eide Oslo, Norway Jerome Elliott Atlanta, Ga. Bob Lewis Ellis .. Chattanooga, Tenn. John R. Fisher Ridgen ' ood, X. J. Raymond Gkbhardt Teaneck, N. J. Rosemary Hill Washington, Ga. Larr ' Kxapp Manchester, Vt. DouGi AS Forbes Lan-ibertx ' iUe, N. J. Alic:e Gore Fanwond, N. J. Betty Hogan Lake Mohawk, N. J. Anne Knldsen Atlanta, Ga. Jack Fussell Xasln ' llle, Tenn. Richard Griefiths Xew York, X. Y. Charles V. Hollingsworth Jacksonville, Fla. Robert Kolbert Hewlett. L. I.. X. Y. Ernest Gaines Brookliaven, Ga. David Hesse Heii ' lett Bay Park, X. Y. Jack Hosford Atlanta, Ga. Robert Larison Lainberl-i ' iUe. X. J. f Brvce Lfavitt Ex ' ansti ri, III. Betty Little Atlanta, Ga. Joan Miller West Palm Beach, Fla. Verlyn Prewitt Dallas, (ia. Mary [a ' s ne Leslie East Oidttii e. N. J. Donald MacNeil Middletouni, Con) . Ben F. Moore Atlanta. (Ui. Charles Re ner Columbia, S. C. Jordan Levinson ]] ' ( c dniere. L. ., N. Y Harold McKay Tampa, Fla. Pat Mueller Atlanta. Ga. Telete Richards Jasper, Ga. Irwin Lewis New Roclielle, iV. Y. Martha Mayson Atlanta. Ga. Bob Owen Cartersville , Ga. Harriett Gertrude Scott Atlanta, Ga. ■ Ono SlllN ' KR Hdstniti s. Fl i. W LTKR TaN ' NKR HroDkliaven, Ga. I KANNE VlENNE Evanston. III. R(}NAL.D SiN ' KW A ' l Ridgeu ' i i)d. X. . Bl.KKCKER TOTIEN Allendale. N. . Day W ' ai.ki r Xew York.N. Y. Da id Smi ih Falrlau ' ii . X. f. Alan Van Gkldkr Sussex, N. J. Wendell W ' i a i r Rome. (Ui. John Tackaberrv ■ Allendale. X. J. Webb Vermilva West Palm Beach. Fla. W ' n LLWi I ' .Ass ' ILLL s ) . .Alhuilii . (ill. X- v-i ' iffiiBiini _ Hi. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Charles Wallace Vhite Pensncold. lla. VICE-PRESIDENT Albert PjI rns Brooklyn. N. Y. SECRETARY Nancv Speichkr Evai}ston. III. TREASURER Carolyn Sheffield . Atlanta. Ga. immm [|. Fkl in KK K l.l I R.W MOM) Backfs Asm R lil N UIR Ira Bottoms 1 iLs R. Brown Oaiiiii Biram Riil«tw()od. . J. H i t;  i( . Colli). Atlanta. (,a. Xui cross. C ' ,a. Thoiiiasville, Ca. Atlanta. Ca. I. i sii) B SI i Richard Cai.i.i K ohl Rl ClARSON Joanne Coif Frfufrick Darden Johnny Davis Cedar Sj}iiti j;-i, (Ut. Easl Oiaiige. .V. . .-ttlaitla. C a. Atlanta. ( a. Lake Orion. Mich. Atlanta. Ca. Rcsstu, Dii 1 Nanca Downs (Arolim Draudi Ronald Dunn Joanne Gauss Sheldon Goukin ckville C.enler. X. Y. Atlanta. Cia. W attei Ifuru. S. C. Turtle Point. Pa. Lvaiiston, III. Forest Hill, X. Y. ' SEMARV HaRIRAMI ' F FRF.DtRICK HlI.l.IARD Sv How HwA William Jackson Suzanne Jones Barbara Kfssler Atlaiitct, G(t. Lake Mohawk, . J. Shanghai. CJuiia Austell, C,a. Garden City, X. Y. .Atlanta, Ga. OMi Hi [ I ki V Jamis Koostz Ml Kin 1,1 WIS RORI KI W . ll l-.l I.I 1 i) ki) I( R i niiKdiin . lAiT.niN(. ittHiklittTfii. t a. Allaiila. C ' ti. IliodklMi. A. ] ' . li ' diiith. S . 1 . liitiubhtiviii . (.a. Pouulci S ;)7; ii,s. (in In VMv Mkkow RolUKI MosKOUKZ Ain I IM O ' M Ai If JkM ril (n 1 KTON M R IN 1 IM1 K Anoi 1. . l. Rn 1 K Cliicngo. III. Mmiut I ' t ' ittott , X . Y. l ilhiicllr. III. .-tllanla. f. ' rt. MicUlleloii-n. Cinin. ( •iitinlntKinu), Ciiha ■qvn.ws RoBiRTs John Rii ) HAKRi SlIlRAll Mar.iorik .Smith ' IR(;INIA Smiim DONAI.n .Sl KN( I R tillrdgeville, (.a. Sussex, . J. limi ' toit. Ala. Port .Si. Joe, Fla. Oak Park. III. Hidgc-u ' ood. . . Marion Stii.is Kari Sl;ndt Carthkrinf Watson John ' mite XfADKLINF WlllTF X ' lCrORIA W RK.lll Allartla, i_,a. Oslo ' oru a Allaiila, C,a. .lllunlu. Ga. Pensacola, Fla. Allaiila. da. p x ' 5t ' ' |] ' ; Wus is Dili lilc. W ' r (k- ()tc- tliis part ol our ' j? 2 i liook to intoniial if s ol our social ami everyday SV fiH « lixiiig. We dame, we play, and we work. mi :; ■¥ 1 « )V, L I- ;4cti(Aitce I : W |l [III S| ' KI l (, Chan t Kitt J ociai L aieiidar of 1 48-49 MAStJl i RADL. BALL October 1 9, 1948 C:HRLST rAS FORMAL Dwcnibci 10. 1948 0(;i.El IlORl ' l. BALL l-cbru:iiy 12, 1949 BLACK AM) Win IE BALL Mardi 25, 1949 Sl ' RIXG KOR L L June , ' i, 1949 The social committee has a job to do throughout the year. Their work, which incluclcs anything Ironi stirring a bowl of pinuh to engaging an orchestra, can by no means be comjjletely described. The results ol their wides]5reacl activities are exhibited in the ninnerous snajishots ol gala events contained in this book. TFi.rTE Richards JODV Chandler Jeanne Vienne Marguerite Pearson J. E. P. Smeph Beverly BECirrEL J ociai owiwiltiee ... mfsmn I n ;ni lull lilc. there are interests lyins outside ol tlic main task. These interests hnd their outlet in the arions ort aui .itions. enahlint; the stu- lU-nts to expiess thrii iiailKulai whims, hobbies and interests. ' V o ' i I ' I t ' Ed North Business Club ' 46; Le Conte Honorary Science Society ' 47, ' 48, ' 49, President ' 49: Herman D. ]ones Science Award ' 48; Boar ' s Head Fraternity ' 49. Bill Wright Stormy Petrel staff ' 48: Director of Pidjlicity for Student Government ' 48; President of the Senior Class ' 49; Business Club ' 49; Boar ' s Head Fraternity ' 49. Whn ' s Whn Among Students in - %. -d Bii I, Rhodes Vice President Junior Class ' 48; Track ' 18; Oglethorpe Award ol Merit ' 18; Storniv Petrel Ailvertising Manager ' 17, Editor ' 18. Jack Lori nz Stormy Petrel Editor ' Hi; C!ross Coimtry ' 46; Boar ' s Head EraterTiity ' 17, ' 48. ' 49, President ' 47; LeC onte Soiiety ' 47, ' 48, ' 49, .Secretary ' 47; Student Oiuncil Representative for Junior Class ' 48; Blue Key Hcjnor Eraternity ' 47, ' 48, ' 49, Ciorresponding Seoelarv ' 17. American Universities and Colleges  ;.. BLUE KEY NATIDNAL HDHDH FRATEHIVITY Oglethorjic ' s diapter of Mlue Key was accepted l)y the IJliie Key ' s National Honorary Frateniil in 192i). Alter a period ol wartime iiKi(ti it , Blue Key vas revived in May 1917. Selection lor membership st.imps a man as one of all-round ahilitv, good character, and possessing the (|ualities of leatlership and the confidence of his fellow stutlents. H Till. I RllODKS Presideut )( i Brown Sam Hirscii ] ' ice Presideut Ei) BK SON R rioii.KY I ' .ll (JIAMII I R Se( lelaiy ' rieasincr I ' aI CioMMTNALK EUGKNI l ■SllAT, IA ■ ( ' .Dyrcsjxindnii .Sen el my El.Ml-.R ElLING Jack Eorknz 1)A I 1 ll II l R Aluiiiin Seoetiny OllN (xOl.Dl IIWAIT Ai, Pike [  .: I ' i V BOAR ' S HEAD HD DR FRATERMTY The Boar ' s Head Honorary Fraternity was loundcd at Oglethorpe in [anuary, 1920. The title of the organization is taken liiini the toat ot arms of Oglethorpe University, a boar ' s head being a preeminent leatnre of the estutdieon. Membership is limited to the |imior and Senior Classes. Selection for mem- bership is based on a high scholastic average, participation in campus activities, and qualities of leadership. The group sponsors the annual Boar ' s Head Cere- mony at Christmas time and renders various services to the campus and the student body. 11 BTII, RlloDFS Prcsidinl Jot Brows Sam HiRscH Al Pikf Bob Bof.f.i ' s Vice President Ed Brvson R Hoiifv Bfrt Robinson Ed Chandler Secretary- Treasurer Pat Communale Eir.ENF. Ivv Georoe Scon Steve May Cnrrespondins, Secretary El.MIR Etling John Knidsfn EU AFFFTTE Dami) Hfm.nf.r Alumni Secretary John Cofdihw ait Jack Iorfnz Ted Wafter [a( k Afbfrtson Jem Hlnso.n Ed North Bn I. A ' ri .ht r ' I ( ■ 1 The DikIk-ss Chill. hoiKii Sdi iety itiy -ivonieii on the (),L;kthiti pc Ciaiiipus, has luiutioiieti siiKc i!l-l!l. 1 1 is loniposecl of ghls who aic outsUiiuhng in schohistic achievenienl and txlia (niiiculai activities. In order to l)e elected lo the (iii;ani ation tlie irls must he either ol the ftinior or Senior classes, must ha ' e a hit;h sdiolastic aveias e, anti take active part in more than one si hool activity. Their attitude must he that ol a cooperati ' e nattne and a willingness to lie ol assistanie ivhene ci antl a heie ' er j assible. Dtuhesses sponsor Unid-i .lisint; dri es tor charities and serve as hostesses at lornial teas and the President ' s Reception. SiiiRi.iA Thompson President .Sarah Bagen .Vnnl Mason Bi iT Uak Old ' ] ' ice President Jewel Fisher Dot Pickens Grace Albert Sec rettiry Diane Himmlr Barbara ' elter Alice C allaway Treasurer Clare Isahnoer Betty G(jluth vait Faculty Advisor LE CDOTE SOCIETY The Le Coiite Society aims at the atUaiKement ot stieiitific stiuly and research at the University, s])onsors tlie Science Seminars, and directs field trips in the interest ol science. Its mcmliers are the leaders scholasticaily in their chosen field of Science. The Society was organized in 1920 and reactivated in 1917. Joseph LeConte President A LBERT Einstein Vice President E E Curie Secretary Louis Pasteur Treasurer Al ni( KSON Ben Doar Jim Hoi I Il)A John Knidsen ARION Locki.ffr Jack Lorenz W ' ai.hr C ' .arur Steve May Harold McKa ' Don Scarboro John Kell - Ariiu r Cohi n G FRTRlnE EhRI.ICH Ro GOSLIN Bernice Hilliari) Lois VILLIAMsoN i -.: r Ifr -— 1f = first tow: Haii Martin. Etl Uivson, Sam Hirsch, John Manigan (CJiainuau), Hunter liassett. . . . Second row: Bleccker Totten. Roy Goslin, Beit Robinson, Judd Spailing, Ray HoUey. GS ' CHAPEL COMMITTEE The Oglethorpe p]dn stionglv eiuoiintges each student to ilevelojj for himself d prnctiriil aiul A ell looteil relationship vith his Ciod. The students sponsor the Chapel Connnittee, which is composed of members of the Faculty and students Avlio be]ie e that the ideals of religiori are valid. Tlie committee invites noted lavmen, clergymen, students and facidty members of all faiths to speak at weekly ( hapel services in order to give the Student Body as many views as possible. From tlrese the student chooses his vay of life with God. •?] atmnisss r fTtrtg . ft- • tfJ ' : I not Soflje {t ople call irart and others refer to it as music,- but the Chorus calls it furi. The Chorus is a group of students from the music division who are interested iif singing and do a lot of it iq the interest of Oglethorpe University. Adams ' Stu yftdry-Tit ' iiMnf) Um CLUB The Oglethorpe (.iiii Club was oigani ed in .Ma 19-18. The oigaiii atiuii is dedicated to the 111) theiiiient of Iriendship and understanding among stutlents. Weekly meetings are hekl at ihiih l)iisiness matteis ol the ( hib are discussed and plans aie m.ule lor spons(jring dances and parties at tlie sciioo!. The C ini (iluh lonstrutted ami maintains a firing range ' hich is used by the members and is at the disposal of other inteiested students. The spoi tsmanship displaved on the firing range by paitidpants is imlit.Lti e ol the unity pre- vailing at Oglethoi pe. T- -S SiNKW A ' ( lie I ' lf .suit ' lit Griffith.s AlOLA Watson Carson Etling EL CLUB ESPAIVDL F.I dull Espanol was originally tounded as El Ciriuli) Simon HolixHir in WHO lor those students interested in Latin American coiuitries, their language and their customs. The 1948-49 dub sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance. Other club activities include programs nuisical y circulos de conversacion. The pmpose ol the clidj is to promote lellowship with our L.uin . nierican neighbors. Kl, cjue comprene mucliu vive bieii. Tom WHrrr ToM- n lllOMl ' SON Diii ' i loi JcjHN Goriii iiw i I- ' iii iill Advi.snr Nanc:v D« ■Ns . l FI.INr O ' M.M.LF ' l- C:AR( MNr 1)r D ' l DGLETHDRPE PLAYERS The ();j,lrlli(ii |ic ' I ' lavcis, inulfi llic ilin-(li()n ol Mr. Ilinwii. !4(i ' li.nk into lull swing this ycaf. Ii c III Mil ' icnKiiniiii; cit;ht ineniljeis spent the In si (|ii.nli ' i stndyint; plays and making; ])lans 1(11 a liit;, ei and liellei diamatii (Inli. The sidj- slance ul the plans was a desire not n In pin cm pi()dn( ii(ins, hm to liave nicetinL;s in ln(h the ai lolls phases ol dranialies mii ht he studied and tlisi tissed. In eailv |aiiiiai . Jack F. R. Albertson was eleUed riesident; Siiiiley Thompson. Sccretaiy- Tieasiner; and Diane Hininiei. Nhinat er. On Mauli I, ihe hil) piesented its (nst plays: ■ ' The Man Who Ahuiied a Diiiiih Wile. stal- ling [aik !• ' . R. Alhcrtson. Ann Atl.niis. and Roheil l.aiison. Other nienibeis ol the (ast weie )eaniie X ' ienne, M,ii in Thompson. Rosemaiy I lai 11 aiiipl, Rosemaiy Hill, Ed Chandlei, [ohn I ' ,. I ' . Smith. W limns, and Edgar Bodifoid. Ilelena ' s 1 1 iishand. staiiiiiL; Mai ' in I homp- soii, |iiliainie llai II ampl. Diane Himmer, Cieoigc .S(oll. .iiul l.dgai Botliloiil. .Stage M.inageis .eie: Di(k C.iilliths, lights; Tom . iol.i, inilain; W Dickson and Ann Knud- seii, sets; E e liiown, make-up. tBUli SAILIIVG CLUB A new iirnani atiori apijcarcd cm the cainpus ol ();4ic ' tiii)i pc l ' ni fisity this vcai, aiul althout li it has mi( iiiailt ' am aslDUiulint; pio iess. it is liojK ' d that it ill ifiiiaiii with lis and (onlinnc- 1() t;ici ' . Designed to blint; out the lust in thi ' wDukl -he seahircrs ol oiu ' school, plans lia e been laid loi huildiiiL; a twelve-loot (athoat ol llu- pens nin (lass. I-roni hiiildint; the boat (or boats) to leainint; how to handle llieni the mem- bers are tivini; to partake ol a growini; and interi ' slini; lorm ol leiieation whiih is beconiiiiL; ery popiilai in the I nited .States and thereby adtl one more buet to their ile eloping iharaitcr. rile a(ti ilies this ear have been limited to sponsorin|L; lampiis mo ies anil a daiiie in an attempt to raise ihe liinds reipiiied loi llie biiilil- inu ol their boal. . l Dll KSON ( ' .t}iiiiiii} li))e ] M 1,1 srii I ' lii.sin Hr Ki! Li SMI Sliipjilli ' i Mil Kl ■! Illsliol Sliiplillcf fo.w Miri.iR Ycoiiiini Ann . ii. ms C:, R01 1 N Dll.ksoN K. RF.N Einr Ji:Wl I. FlSHKR Dick CiRii i iriis H.M.I, ,S. HiRscH M. M viMiN H. .McK Vi 1 . Rich.vrds K. .Sindt w . . BUSIIVESS CLUB The Oglethorjjc Business C;luh was lormecl in November, 19-18 loi the pnrpose ol pioiiioting a tivities for ihc henelit ol the students lollowing the business seqiieiue at Oglethorpe. I ' he diib ])ioniotes siirh a(ti ' ities as field tri])s antl nio )es. anil brings oulst.iiuling speakers to the caiiipns. CLUB MEMBERS Backes, Benatoi, lioggiis. Brown, lliniis, Cheves, Oolby, (Ajinnimuile, Ciox, Caiik ' i. l)ee y, Dorsen, Diniagaii, Eide, Elliott. Etling, Fisher, Hesse, Hollings voith, Lanhani, Martin. O ' .Shields. Pear- son. Proialo, Sink va . |. E. P. Smith. ). Smith. P. Smith. VV. Smith. Steinberg. Stoller. Tiller. ' anghn. T. White. W . W ' liite. Wright. Cecil Padgett Faculty Advisor Earl 0 ' Shielu.s Treasurer Joi-L CH.wnri-k Prfsiilriil Eugene Ivy Vice Fiesideiit , Kite. fs L STORMY PETREL The I ' .ill III I ' .IIS liimid the Stoniiy I ' i ' tiil leacly, willint; and caj ci to carry on llic ]) )lii sci down l) the stall last year — to give a laii and atle(|iiate Knerage 111 liu- allaiis and lonteins ol om sdiool; to ielle(t student and latidty opinion; and to |)}(iinole the wiil.ne ol ()nlethor|)e I ' niversity thioiigh a definite editorial [iiogianr 1 he |ia])er h.is died to luuld a hner spiiit and loyahy to Oglethorpe and (losei lies ol hiendship among all nienibeis ol the Oglethorpe laniily. The niakeiip work. | iool leading, ilnullnirs and jingling nerves — all ha ' e hail their (onli ilunion in making woi k on the si hool paper hni, lasdnating and stieeesstid. We hope the students ha e enjoNed their paper this vear and hn c fidly ap- pretiated the elloits ol the stall ol flic Sluiiiiy Petrel to tontribnte to the collegiate lile ol Oglellioipe Lhiiveisily. ClIARI,KS HoLiaNCSWORTlI Dc)i ' c;i.AS FoRBi.s Elmlr Etlinc Harold McKa ' KiTTv Shefiiiclu Rav HoiLF.-i STtlART HfRMAN Ciw)R(;i Scon Editoy AiicK Cam aw a Assoa ilc K(liti)) I ACK Al Bl Kl,st). EdiliDiitl l-.ditor tl,I Alll III Si I I ' llKN ' S Fealinc Editor TOMMI IHOMI ' SON AVzcv Editor JEWEl. FlMII K l)()i! M(),sKo ' nz sports Editor ElflKM l V Business Maiuiiiei Ron liO(,(.rs Assistant Business Maiiiii ' rr DoNAI 1) Si ' KNCFR Frank Walls Pat Comminale Clark Isanhoir Excluingc Editor Ann Mason DiANK HlMMlR Bob Ellis THE YAMACRAW operation ' ama(l:l v l!)l!l lias now l)ccn roiiiplctetl. Tlie High Command is jileased ivith the fine work done liie stall and latulty in making this opera- tion a success and liopes the students in general ill lully appreciate the work, s vcat. and tears (iiiostlv sweal, thouuh) tlial has made this operation a success. The operation hegan tinvards tlie end ol Mav 19-IS Aviien the Student Govern- ment appointed the leaders ol the o| eiation. The leaders were inexperienced, a little doubtini .is id the oiitiome, liul willint; to try. During the summer ihe |)lans lor the opeiation ' ' anKu raw I!) 19 were made at several important con- ferences held in the da room ol the b.irraiks. In .September the stall was ap- pointed and ihe Insl phase ol the opeiation, .id ei tising, began in October. In November the High (iommand leialled the loices as they liad l)een badly beaten in the fust |)hase ihie to inexperieiue iindei fire and insulli( lent (|uantities ol materia!. In |anuaiv the seiond phase ol the opeiation, pholographv, was com- pleled .liter a lather lengthv struggle. In the hitter part ol |aiuiaiy we were honoicd l) the isit ol some very dis- tingtiished guests Irom the (-MO in l.npton Hall to our theater of action. Cien- erals .Sew.iid. Iliown. Pope, I.i ingston. and Daugert were highly jjlcased with the plans and phases ol the opeiation that they obsei ' ed during tlicir stay. H Hour (Deadline) airi ed and passed. Operation Vamacraw 1949 had to be recalled on 1) plus one due lo the excessive interference from GHQ in the lorm of efficieiu tests .tnd inspections examinations) and the derelicticjn ol duty im the part ol the material and supph ' ccjmmand (. rt editors). . new ' date was set and though the struggle was rough .iiid drawn out, success Avas ours. The castialties Iroiii the operation were small in number but a great loss to the (.luse. Hob M(. Iillan, . rt Editor; Russell Borgstede, Assistant Art Editor; anil l)i . Peters, . d isoi. were lost in December, but not forgotten is theii time and energy spent in iiKiking this opeiation a success. Bill Rhodes Editor Bob Boggus Associate Editor Henry Lanham Business Maniii er Martha Mayson Art Editor 11 Ih I ll II M K Lillian KililDi tlAKl NWIIOIR On auiztilioiial Eilihii Bob Ellis Ciriuliition l.dlloi lilRXS AssisUiiil l ' liiilo«inplin AM r C LLAW - Snnpsliol CoF.dilor I MoM n I rui irsi) Snafisliol Cii-F.dilni Rav HolLF Assislaiil IJlerar Editor J i K W ' mitp: Assislniil All Edit III F.LIZARI IH StEI ' HFSS Asst. Business Majtai cr ALBF RT nR KI Phototj injdiir Editor P}iotogra )iicr J. K. 1 ' . Smith Asst. Uusiiwss Mniiai cr Anm: Mason Asst. Organization Editor ] Hall Assistant Pliotogrnpliir a ' fl ' .■ OL;kilii i |)c (Idcs not stop witli araileiiiic learn- inn. Init ,iNo bL-lic cs in physical Illness. T(j this end xve have a veai-iomul sjjoits plot;! am in which everyone has the oppoitniiity to participate. ' mf. ' $®;? ?: Bsm BASKETBALL f ij Under the able leatlership ol studeiit-coach A. Z. Johnson, the fighting Petiel Hoopsters )ni]jlctecl their 27 game schechile against strong (onipetition in fine tasliion. Although the retiun ol 7 lettermen was a tremendous help to the squad, the l)oys were laced Avith two important bandit aps. The first was tire presence ol strong om]jetition, mainly in the larger schools, such as Hoivard, WoHord. Mercer, and Florida State, all ol which have at least (i times as many male students to choose Irom as we do. Second, we are unfortunate in ha ing to ork in our small g ni wiiidi will always leave the boys heljiless at the hands of any fast-breaking competition on large coints. The overall record in our first year of Dixie Conference play was 11 and Ki. Several of these losses, however, came in the early jjart ol the season i hen the Petrels were jjlaying in .i (onlusiug antl disajjpointing man- ner. On January 14 at Newberry, S. C, the team suddeidy found itsell, as it surprised a highly lavored Ncwberrv fi e b) emerging i(torious in a squeaker, 44-11. .Alter that, ' a different team seemed to take the floor, as the Petrels played the slow conser ■ative type ball in which tliey were so effective. Although the squad began to hmction more and more as a iniit and not as indi iduals, it is probably more than just a co- incidence that it was about this time that Johnson seemed to find his shooting eve. After a slow start, he eventually piled up 363 points to pace the squad with a 14 jioint average in 26 games. I5ehind him was [immy Hinson with 208 tallies. Don Brennan and Jim Phillips both played a fine ijrand of ball and often dropped in points when they were needed most. It was also pleas- ing to observe the superb backboard control A hich Bob Findley and Ben Lorenz constantly siqj])lied irs. .-Mthough they ha e not been a sensation ia the statistics, the fine [)lay and steady improve- ments of freshmen Shelly Godkin and Ired Agel and juniors Jerry Quinn, Harry Martin, and Wally Smith have been a note of good cheer to all. They will certainly go a long way in filling the shoes of the men who graduate this year. Ci()AC:H , . Z. JOH.NSDN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 19481949 Dixie Ccnfcn ' in ■ (, antes t Overtime . (l 13 Nasal Air Station 31-14 Jan. Nov 2 ' ! Bcnv , . . . 68-43 Jan. Dec. 1 Tech Institute . 28-60 Jan. Dec. 3 - tlanta Christian Collesjc 32-63 Jan. Dec. n Lainljiith CloIIcge 60-36 •Feb. Dec. 1(1 College ol Charleston 60-37 tFeb. Dec. 1 1 North Georgia 64-;i7 Feb. Jan. 7 Hoivaid 81-60 •Feb. (an. 1(1 Naval Air Station ,39-73 • Feb. Ian. 13 Presbvtcriaii 7,-.-36 Fel). Ian. 11 Newberry 41-44 •Feb. |an. 1 Wollord .... 7-)-4.-, Feb. Ian l ' ( Icih Institute 49-(39 Feb. •Feb. 22 Berrv ...... 56-62 2, ' Piedmont 32-41 27 Florida State 52-64 29 David Lipscomb 50-37 1 Mercer . . . .81-48 4 Nortii Georgia .... 76-72 8 Piedmont ... 45-50 9 Mercer 75-57 12 Florida State 47-46 15 WoRord 65-60 19 Mississippi College . . .104 83 21 C4arks lale ( AV) . . . 55-46 23 Presbyterian 55-63 26 Howard 72-48 Brennan HiNSON CHEERLEADERS (ionc lire the yells, cheers, ami slinks liiili 1ki i ' il)i,iltil lln ( ui;h()iU O lellioi ]n ' ihiiiiif; haskethall season, but uieniory (il ilieiii lingers on as c reeounl our team ' s it toi ies am! re- memher the part the dieerieailers |jla ed in aions- ini the spiiit ol the team to greater heights to make those ictories possible. Dk KsOX Hall BASEBALL On paper the Peluls aie lieaded lor a leat season. The return ol praditally all llu ' rnenihers ol last season ' s n-aiii assures a liii lu luture loi 1!)H). Coiuiai) to expectations anil a,L;ainst nuich larj ei schools, the Petrels von II games in 1947, losing only 4. In 1948 they won 17 games, losing only , enjoying a winning streak ol 14 games. As tlie Vantacraw gcacs to ]3ress the Petrels have wcjn tlie first two games ol the 1949 season. Considering all things, the Petrels appear capable ol winning the Dixie Ccjnlereme (4ianipionship. Player-Coach Don Brennan ' s iniheralded ability, Ijoth as a coach and player, was lesponsible lor a gcjod shaie ol the siucesslul seasons. The load is again cjn P.iennan ' s shoulders but lightening the burdens are veterans, Harold Crowe, Inst base; [erry Quinn, shoi tsto|j; Ernie Procalo, third l)ase; A. Z. Johnson, Eddie liaker and Jim Hinson, outlielders; Ronnie Sinkway, Floyd Greer, and Paul .Shejjpaid. pitchc ' is; .mil Hob I ' indle , (atelier. Promising rookies Red Hilliard, a jjitcher, and Fred Agel, catcher, will perhajM ecjme through with tremendous perlormances. Opening ith tiaditionai Piedmont College, Oglethorpe edged the Moun- taineers .H-L ' . liicnnau sewed up the game in the eighth with a double lollowing a pinch-hit double Roiniie Sinkwa and a single by |erry Ouinn. Pitcher Mo cl (iieer allowed onlv lour hils. The Petiels settle down altei a shaky lirst inning in tlieii second game to deleat ihc- Eloi ida Stale I ' niversity Seminoles 7 to . . The .Seminoles tallied five times on lour hils in ihe first, aided liy three Petiel eriors. After that, pitcher Ronnie Sinkway settled dcuvn and allowed onl two liiLs. Oglethorpe again came back stiong in the late nmings. getting 1 iiins in the se eiuh. and pushing 2 more across in the iiimh to piu the game on ice. SUI IM ' AkD Pilclifi-Riifhl Field SCIll.Dl ' l.E (I- ' ill ill ilu- Mores) Oi lclliii) pe ' ' fdin 3 I ' itdniciiil Colk ' j c 7 I ' loiida SuiU ' (iDllege ErskiiK- Mercer l ' ni eisity Xortli (.eoif ia Hei r College Pictliiioiii (iollege Presin terian Xortli (ieoigia Ijskine Piesln lerian . , — Georgia . , — Georgia . . . Florida Slalr G illege Xorth (Georgia iieiiN (iollege Xoitii Georgia l ' ni er it ol raiii|)a Mercer l ' iii ' er.sity ludimtis Dixif (.onjerfucf gituies Opjiouoits 2 ■ 1 Etlim. Ma}uiofr J(lll SO Olllluld ( HOU 1 r ' Ror.Ai.o Third Base HlXSON .f Firld Bakkr Cenin Held Hll.l.IAKI) Pitclui (HISN Sliorlstojl I ' IMII.KV Catcher .: II TRACK AIVD CROSS CDUIVTRY This vear marks our first year in intercollegiate track ompetitioii in the Dixie Conference. Although the port is lather wvw at Oglethorpe we teel sure that our team will rejjresent lis amf)ng the l)est in oui class. 7RAt:K SCHEDULE- 1949 April 12 G.M.A. April l(i Emory A]jril 2, ' i Mercer Ajjril 29 I ' , ol Cieoigia IVosli May 6 Tech InstitiUe May 20, 21 Dixie Conleience meet at .Macon CROS.S couN R ■ .schedule- 1949 Mercer .Se vanee Ceorgia C.eorgia Tech Frosh Tanner Cook Sl ' l.lR ' U i TEMIS Tennis at Oi lcllioi |)i ' is an up ant! loniint; spoil as sho vn 1) the Inu ' |)iaN oi the teani ami the large (lowds oi slmUiits who turn out lor the nialdirs. I ' lulei the able leailership ol Cloadies Coiilhorn anil Daiigeit the I ' eliels ha e taken on tile liea ie.sl siheilnle sinie the war. TENNIS SC:HFnri.F 1919 |(Hi Smi I ir April () Florida Slate April S Merier A[)i il 12 Fniorv April ' ■} ' ' } (.onion Military April ' ■l Merier Ajjril 29 C.oiilon Military May (i Florida State Mav 7 North Cieorgia May 11 Atlanta F ' etleral Penitentiary hiy 17 North C.eoruia Mav 20, 21 Dixie Cionierence loinnaiiient at Nhiion hislKil- r a WOMEN ' S ATHLETICS ir -..;. V ' oint ' irs Atlileti(s at CJt lcllioi |)c have Ik-cu uikU-i the (a|)al)lr diiediiiii nl Mis. Cu laiicii Im the past two vrais, l ' ,(|iiip- iiieiu ami lac ilitics Idi a c-ll loundcil women ' s athk-lii |jii)L;iaiii have been expandeel so that tlieie is now availalile a (hoiie ol some twelve activities loi ()t;lethoi pe women {,t;oll, swinnning, horseback litling, soltbali. tnnihling, oiley ball, tennis, aidieiy, horse shoes, ping pong, basketball, batlminton and hiking). The .ithletii piogram so tai has been mostly on .ni nili .iiiun ,il le el, ho e (i, in b.isketball. soltb.dl ,nid tenms Oglethoipe has entered iiitei ( ollegiate teanrs wIkj lia e well repiest-nted the nniversity. This yeai ' s basketball team enteieil the local ' (.:. league to gain a hdl schedule since most colleges in (.eoigia hick wom- en ' s teanrs in inteicollegiate competition. Ho ve ' ei, games weie played w uh Piedmont College and the L ' niversity ol Georgia Atlanta l)i ision. SCHEDULE FOR 1919 Y Blues First Naticjnal Bank Grady .St. [oseph Y.W.C.A. . .C. V.A. Pilots Lorelei Ladies Churches H )me lor G iris Piedmont Ciollege University ol Geoigia Atlanta Di ' ision LORENZ Coach Stephens Manager Richards Miiuanfv aoB sca CioRr O ' Mali.kv riLLF.R HiMMl R .S n 1 11 Kntuskx fei CAMERA SHY MH [iniioy (iUlss Mar I II ]o f ' .RA ' FNS Ik IN(. I- Ol.MCK Sol)lionioit ' Class A.w Truxf.s 1 NOMAS RONAN I)n ORIS Graham Mar Pol ' I OS ( .or.iR ' i 11 JolXKR liRONsroN Cass [AR(.ARF1 HaU(. Mii.DRin G. TowLSON R Ml ll Bl ' RBICK Fifslniinu Class M RON Johnson Juliannf. Hartrampf Thomas Huil Jruiis A. HiciFMN I OllIS A. ROSSVVAAt. Carla Price Samuel Zimmerman James Henderson Ciiis ' BashrlhaU Care Dk kson Marfiia . Uiso ' Sal 11 u; Chill Ted Valier. Admhnl Jl ' LIANNE HaRIRAMI ' E Chajirl Coniiiiil ■!■ Kl IZAIU I II SlI IMIINS SiiiREi I HoMi ' soN (sc(ict;ny) Og,lflliiirlu I ' lavrrs Joe Brown Beit Raf Olds SHIRLE TlIO lI ' SO Harry Mariin iMlCKEV BiSIIOI ' Chorus Diane Himmir Doris Pickens Gioi Cluh Don McNeil Sfjaulsh Chih Da id Smi III Business Club CioLoEiii I Joiner Track ]ami s Hindi Rso Baseball Ired A(.el SENIOR ACTIVITIES ' , I ,M H I IT. H R lA Al.BI.A Giaduate Allaiua I.au SduiDl. GRAGI ' , 1 lUR I Glioriis ' 45 to ' 48: Dramati Giiih Ti. ' Ki; Social (onimillee ' 41 ). ' 47; SciiLtaiA |iiiii(ii Glass; Due luss Club in, ' 49. .ScdctaiA 1 ' -). JA( R I-. R. l BIR I SON Boai ' s Head Fiaternit ' 4I lo ' 49. .Sccrclarv-Ticasuicr ' 46; Dramatic Gliib ' 4(i to ' 49. Secretarv-Trcasuicr ' 4(i. Prcsi- dciil 19; Slnnin Petrel ' 47. ' 49. l-ditorial iilitoi 19; ( lian- inan Giadiiation ( .iniiinitlec- EDGAR liODII OKI) Glionis ' 4, ' ) to ' 48; Dianiatii ( liih ' I ' l to 19; Sidiniv Petrel ■4ii to ' IS. ROBER I 1,. liOGGl ' S. JR. Constitution Committee ' 4fi; .Student Council ' 45; Treas- urer of .Student Body ' 4fi; Blue Key Eraternity ' 47 to ' 49; Intiaitiiiral Council ' 47. ' 48; l.ortl Ofrlethorpe ' 48; Boar ' s Head Fraternity ' 47 to ' 49; President [iinior Glass; Business C4ub ' 49; .Stormy Petrel Business M;inager ' 48. ' 19; ama- CRAVV . ssociate Editor ' 49; Intramural Sports— .Softball, football. matit Glul) 17 ui I ' l; Blue Key Eraleruilv President ' 48. Sctretar - Iteasurer ' 19; ' ice President Siudtni Goxein- ment ' 49. JOEL WARREN CHANDLER Storiin I ' ciul ' 47. ' 48. Feature Editor ' 48; Lord Oglelborpe Court ' 48. 19; .Social Committee ' 48. ' 49; I ' ldilic Relations Gomniittec ' 48. ' 49; Business flub President ' 49; ' I leasiircr Senior Class; Intramural Sports— Softball. WILLIAM E. CHEVES Transler Georgia Tech; Folklore Club ' ice President ' 47, ' 48; Business Club ' 49. WALLV R. GRIDER Basketball , ssisiant Manager ' 40. ' 47; Stormy Petrel SiJorts Editor ' 4(1 to ' 48; Tennis ' learn ' 4() to ' 49; Business C:lub ' 49: Intramural Sports— Softball: Campus C ' orrespondent 1(11 loutn.d and Constitution ' 4(i. ' 47. HAROLD F. DORSEN Transfer fieorgia Tech: Business Club ' 49; Chairman Anti-Coniniunist League ' 48, ' 49. WILLIAM B BONE. JR. ' I ' ransfcr l ' ni ersitv ul Georgia Atlanta Di ision. JA( K BROOKS Stormy Petrel . ssistant Editor ' 47. Editor ' 47. JOSEI ' H EMERSON BROWN, JR. Social Committee ' 4, ' i. ' 4fi; C horus ' 4. ' ), ' 4(i: Dramatic Club ' A3 to ' 47; Lord Oglethorpe ' 47; Boar ' s Head F ' raternity ' 46 to ' 49; Blue Key Fraternity ' 47 to ' 49. GORDON rk;hard dunagan Baseball Team ' 48; Intramural Sports— Football Softball; Business Club ' 49; Intramural Council ' 48, ' 49; Member of O Club ' 48, ' 49. ELMER HENRY ETLING, JR, Stormy Petrel ' 46 to ' 49, Business Manager ' 48: Business C;iub ' 49; Intramural Sports. Football, Fencing, Softball: Baseball Manager ' 49; Public Relations Committee ' 47, ' 48; Blue Kev Fraternitv ' 48, ' 49. EDWARD LEWIS CHANDLER Stormy Petrel .Art Editor ' 4(j; ' Freasurer S tudent Govern- ment ' 48: Boar ' s Head Fraternity President ' 48, Secretary- Treasurer ' 49; French Club ' 47, ' 48; Social Committee ■47, ' 48: Yamac.raw . rt Editor ' 48; Who ' s Who ' 48: Dra- ROBER 1 JONES EINDLEY Transfer .Auburn: Basketball ' 47 to ' 49: Baseball ' 48, ' 49; Track ' 48, ' 49: Intramural Sports. Football: O Club ■48. ' 49. DA ID I ' OV 1 URISS Hl-.ll l R siiMim I ' cticl ' 47: Treasurer nl Junior ( iavs Bill kc- 1 ratcrnitv M7 to ' 49; Alumni ,S(. ' irclai l!l; rM« « l.ilcrarv I ' .ililor ' 49: Boar ' s Head l-ratcrnilv ' 18. W: Iniii national Relations Club I ' rcsident ' 411 to ' 4 ' J. )AMi:S HARR IIINSON. |R Basketball ' 47 to ' 49; Baseball ' 47 to ' 49; Cioss rountrv ' 4fi; Boar ' s Head Traternitv ' 49; () ( lul) 17 to 19; ( ' bonis Master of (eii ' nKniics ' IS. WILLIAM R. HOLIL ' i ( lionis Ki. ' 47; Stornn Petrel ' 4li. ' 47. 19; Diani.uic ( liib ' 411 to ' 19, President ' 47; (4iapcl ( oinniittee ' 4li to ' 49; Blue ke Iraternitv ' 47 to ' 49. Coi responding .Seiretarv 17; I ' clward |. Link Award ' 48; Boat ' s Head Iiatemit ' 4li to ' 49. ( orresponditig Seiietar ' 47; mxck u -.- sistatit Literarv K.ditor ' 49. JAME,S HOLLIDAN Secretary-Treasurer of Sopbomore Class; Xiie I ' usulenl of .Senitn- Class; LeContc Society ' 48, ' 49; I.oid Ogletbcnpe ' 49; Intraniural Coundl ' 47. ' 48. MARJORIK Mi I r (. IIOl I ID Lad Oglethorpe (ouit IS. l.a(l Ogkihoi pi 19. JOYCE SLI.MA HO IS Lransler Mcriei; Ladv Ogletborpc t:onrt ' 49; Wile of the proud title bolder the I ' gliest .Man at Ogletboi|)C WII.LIA.M KLM HO IS lransler . nburn; Intranitiral Sports— .Softball l-oolliall. Designed Ogletbcnpe Deral ' 48; Lord Ogletbcnpe ( ouit 19. M, II l I KI) M SO Fashion Slum 17; Siovnix I ' etiel 17 lo 19. Lealure Lditor ' 48; Dncbess Clnli ' 19; i (uxu ssistani Orgatii atioual Lditor ' 49. S ' LLPHLN CLIHBERT MAY Cborns ' I ' l. Iii; Men ' s free Press; Boai ' s lle.id Iialcinii ' 4(1 to ' 49. iie President ' 47. Corresponding .Ne ieiar 19; Basketball ' 47. ' 48; O (4iib ' 47. 18; LeContc Society ' 48. ' 49; Intraninral Sports— Basketball; Blue Kev Lra- temitv ' 47 lo 19. Nice Presideiu 17. ( cMiesponding Sec- ici,ii I ' r III ink f OLDS l.ach Oglelhovpe 19; I elk 1 oie (liil) 17. ' 48. Sccretarv ' 47; Dramatic ( lub ' 47; Dudicss (lull IS. ' 49. ice President ' 49; Business (lub Secrctar ' 49. L RI ( O ' SHILI.DS I ransfei rni eisii ol l.d)ania; (.iin Club ( hairman ' 49; Business Club I leasurei 49; Student (ouiuil Repusenta- tiNc ' 49. DORIS l Rlf PIC RLNS Dncbess C4id) 17 lo 19. P,.iskcil all ' 47 to ' 49; C bonis Hi 19; Di iiaiic Chib ' 41;. |()ll ROBLR 1 SON S 1I I H Tennis Hi to 19. ( .ipt.iin 17. IS; Lrench C:liib 17; lulia- miiral S|iorls-Soliliall; Ping Pong Cbainp ' 48. ' 49; O (bib ' 4(1 to ' 49. W ' Al.IAC L SMI 1 H Basketball ' 47 to ' 49; O (.lub ' 48. ' 49; 1 ennis ' 48; Owner of Petrel Shop ' 48. ' 49; lutiamutal Sports— I ' ootball. ' ollev- ball. ELCENL W. 1 Y St n Petrel Business Manager ' 4S. ' 49; Business Club ' ice President ' 49; Boar ' s Head Eraternitv ' 49; Intraniural Sports— Football, Softball; Bine Ke Eraternitv ' 49; Boar ' s Head Erateruitx ' 48. ' 49. WILLI M R KELLY. ]R Still nn Peiic I 17; Biisiiuss ( Inli 19. JOHN Pf I f R K l DsfN Lransfcr (.coigia Iccb; Stoiin I ' etrcl ' 49; Boar ' s Head Fraternity ' 49; LcConte Society ' 49; Intramural Sports— .Sollball. cille ball. F1E R 1 M1 l Stornn Petrel ' 4. i. ' Hi; WiycRvw Business Manager ' 48, ' 49; Bu ' iness (bib 19. NAI ' E (HOC 111 Lransler Lni eisit Shanghai; International Relations Club ' 49. BEN I.OREN Basketball ' 4(i to ' 49, Captain ' 49; Intraiiuual Sports O (,lub ' 4ii to ' 49. BELLY LOREN , Chapel Committee ' 46: Stormy Petrel Circulation Manager ' 4(): Basketball ' 47 lo ' 49; Operator of Petrel Stables ' 47 to ' 49; Intramural Sports— ' olley ball. WESLEY JOSf I ' ll M R I IN Business Cihib ' 49: Consi ' tenth ran lor loin ears for title of Llic I ' gliest Man at Oglethorpe Imi ne er succeeded. ILDSON (■. SPARLIN(. Lord Oglelhiiipc (nun 19; (.bapel Committc ' 49; Social ( oiiiimllee 18. ' 49, Chairman ' 49. REN E ' EI YN M I INBERC; Chonis 1(1 to 18; Diamalic (lub Hi. ' 19; Business Chib ' 17. ' 19. fl 1 Bf I H SI EPHENS Transfei Luixcisiu ol Ceoigia . tlanta Diyision; Folklore (lub ' 48; Siiideni (oiiiuil Secretary ' 48, ' 49; Chorus ' 48, ' 49; Senior (4ass Secrei;ir : I c:Ryw ' 49; Stormy Petrel ' 49; (.bapel Committee- 19; Each Oglethorpe Court ' 49: li.isknlKiU Manager 19. RI( HARD HOlfMAN S lOLLER Business (Inb ' 49; Stormy Petrel ' 41). ' 48. Eeatnre Editor; I ennis ' 49; Intianuiral Spo; is-Soltball. MARMN .MOCRBEE lllO.MPSON rt (lull ' 411; Sophomore Class ' I reasuier; Y. M; c;R,Ayv ' 49: Storniv Petrel News Editor ' 49: Spanish Club ' 48, ' 49, Director 19; Dramatic Club ' 49. SHIRLEY SANDERS LHOMPSOX (bonis ' 4 i to 17; Dramatic (bib ' 4. ' ) to ' 48; Stormy Petrel ' 4. to ' 47. Business Manager ' 47: Dncbess Club ' 47 to ' 49. President: Chapel Committee ' 48. ' 49. Secretary ' 49; Lady Oglethorpe Court ' 49. I ' M L WII EIA.M AL(.HN. JR. I ransfer North (.eorgia College; Owner of the most pro- gressive peach cnchard in Ceorgia. artist and onh student in Ogletborpc who attended before P.W. EDW R1) IR NKI!N W LLS. JR. Folk Lore (lub 18; Sionuy Petrel ' 48. ' 49; Intramural Spoi Is— Fdotball. r 1 1 ' I I ' ; l|i!t :i Serve Coke at home D. E. PINKARD Garment Cl.KANERS Ck-aiiiii g. Pre fsiiii; Repairing;. Dyeing W here the Charm of Neiciiess is Restored Plain aiul Office 1 Buckliead 1 3112 Peat htree Rd. Phone Ch. 2i; ' .7 Compliments of Davis Servieo Station ' ' Good Gulf Gas 3145 P ' tree Rd. N. E. Ch. 6544 WRGE 1340 KC. W B G E — F M 95.5 MC. ATLANTA Compliments of ] orth! icle BiiihHiig and Loan A$)isiociation 3102 Roswell Road (Buckhead) Atlanta. Georgia I - BEAUDRY Kstahlislu-.l IQIt) ( Jthuila ' s OliJi-.sl Di-dlci- BETTER SERTICE IS OIR SI ' ECI.II.TY Day and N iii;ln Scrv ' uc (iinl I ' dils Miiiii Off ire Tiik 1; D ' n ' isinii ISO CARXECIE VA ' 14J CONK ST. , SS lA ' CKlK ST. CYi ' RESS 3424 BBsnuBn: GOLD SHIELD LAUNDRIES Aniorieaii Laiiiidrv Capital Cit -Tria Laiinclry Decatur Laundry Excolsior Laundry Gutlinian Laundry May ' s - Troy Laundry Piedmont Laundry Marietta Laundry There Is No S it h s t i t ii I e F or O it a I i I y Iw.l C (1 III p I i III I- II t s of LEE ' S MEI ' S SHOP Buckhcad (!oillplilllflltS THE PLAI TATIOI Good I ' ooil C.Hih Scivu ' c loss Hut., 1(1 Hi hway AT. 9380 Salei vurd Service Belter Buy From BuRKE . Ihiihhtiiil BURKE MOTOR CO. Jlb7 PliACllTRhli RoAU Exchange 1551 ROSE BOWL DURING ROOM ( Alr-Ciinditiunc ' il ) Finest Food ix Buckhead 3166 Peachtree Road Fine Dress Fabrics Ml Call Pa terns — Sezvin Notions Waller J. Penny, Inc. In Buckhead Theater i lock CH. 4001 FOR Sl ' RPRISF FJRTIFS... (jet the Cakes I ' liat I ineent Bakes VII CEI T S BAKE SHOP 3141 Peachtree Road PRESTOI ROSE COMPAl Y Coiiiineicitil Printers 1 1 1 Tenth Street, N. E. Atlanta, Ga. VE. 2585 C III fi I i III eats of VOCALIS II C. 79 Forsyth Street, N. W. James C. Vocalic Class of ' 43 C III p I I III f II t s of Iiidopoiiflciit Towol and Li noil Service si 1 Kim Street, X. U ' . Atlanta. Ga. LA. 0S62 Telephone CHerokee 6701 BROOKHAVEIV PH ARM. ICY C.uUnTt is: W fiilliiisliy 400. Peachtree Road l?r i(iklia Tn. Ga. ABRAHAHI ' S DELICATESSEIV FOR iiiE uEsr I .iRii rr OF FOOD 2833 Peachtree Road C r, III ft I i HI c II t ,v f) f (I FRIEND (. (I III [ill III f II I .( of STEWART GREEI E PROnUC E CO. ,V-5S (ia. State Market Atlanta, Ga. RA. 210,? HOPPE ' S DELICATESSEI .Mondax — Saturda 10:00 A.M.— 0:00 P ' .M. Suniia 12:00 .M.— S:(H) P.M. Atlanta, Ga. CH. Q461 , 1,? ' Pli.ACH TRHI-. Ro.AlJ (, rn p I I m r fi t .V CHOP H O E S E Buc ■khead Save 20 on Diamonds See Lawrence Holzman GEORGIA DIAMOI D MERCHAIVTS 301 Healey Building f ' l till I i I PERSHING COLONIAL TERRACE HOTEL HOTEL 142K Pcachtree Street 2140 Peachtree Road AT. S621 HK. 5700 CADI L L A C O L D S M O BILE CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE CO ElW N ToMLIXSON, Pifsillf ll Com pi I III • ; .v of SOL I. GOLDEN Class of ' 23 PEST CONTROL and B o 11 cf e tl TERMITE CONTROL I5(indeil by Alassachusetts Bonding and Ins. Co. - i0r - SINCE 1901 591 Peachtree St., N. E. HE. 4321 6 ' IN p I III I ' II I S f a FRIEIVD C] III p I I III c II I s of FACULTY STAFF of OGLF THORPE UNIVERSITY Hi M I I; ; iil COM P LI M E N r S OF A FRIEND y THE VARSITY Fft ' s i Jood Atlanta CurhS crvire Athhxs ( ' , II ll p I HI (■ II t s of DIXIE U HOLES ALE COMPAIW Sl ' VVUUJ I nslit nlioiis lor uiriny yt ' nrs 080 Marietta Strct-t HK. .57S7-S-0 I ORTOI S STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTIXCTIOX ' 122 Cl.AIRMOXT AVEXrE Decatir, Georcia DE. 5858 HARRY SOMMERS C II R ' S I, K R — 1 ' L ■ M () r i ' II Since J925 Som nwr ' s hcst . . . . .... hut cost no more Sprixg Street At Huxxicit Telephone CY. 461 1 J s ! , C M P L I M E N T S OF 1;; • C i ICE CREAM COMPANY L 1 ' • ' • ill i ;, 1 1 1 1 1 1 [ r 325 Capitol Avenue, S. W. Atlanta, Ga . a fi FN y i I ni t ' ti t s II Bii iiiies i Frioiicl IVoi$ iib4 r FLOWERLAIVD FLORIST, Inc. 2775 Peach tree Road CHerokee I16S Atlanta, Ga ( III ! I 1 III (■ II 1 s f TWELVE OAKS DlUlUI Room - Curb . ' it-rvici ' 1S70 PieiliiKint RcKul, . VE. 9.555 E. BRUCE TERMIIVIX COMPAI Y 1101 Sprinfi St.. N. W VE. 7746 (■ III p I I III ( ' II I s of THE ECOI OM DRUG CO. ( ' , III ft I I III (■ . f CRISWELL BAKING COMPAIW linkers of Pies, Bi e. d c C. ke Ati.an ' ia Georch.a 1 iiiiiii riiiiiiiiiil St ilioin ' iy — Eiii iiivfil I iivitatiiiiis I ' or .liiy Oiiiisinii J. P. STEVEI S Eii ' raviii ' Cc iiipaii.y 1 10 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, (ia. isil Our Gift Depart mini fur I iiusiiiil I tiiiLS ATLAI TA GROCERY COMPAIW I4S Piedmont A ' eiuie Atlanta WA. 9980 J sysT ' iii! Ill i W. E. BROWI E DECORATI] G CO. 443 Feachtree Street, N. E. Atlanta, (jF,()R(;ia INTERIORS JNTinUES REPRODUCTIONS IVORTHSIDE PHARMACY, II C. JJ ' I ' Ironii ' s ihe fine sliideiits of Oql eiJiovpe lo rcfri ' sh u-il i h.v 3465 I ' eachtrec Rd., N. E. CH. 4476 Atlanta, Georgia L npoRelr GUARDED Q U H L 1 T y ICE ci EA. yv Compliments of School Supplies ATLANTA, GA. i; C III p 1 i III (■ II t s of LawrtMieo D. Cook Iiisiiraneo Aj ' t iie , Inc. 609 Henry Grady Buildinjj; Atlanta CiEORciA Cotnpiimen tA ol M. C. BISHOP I rr ETHERIDOE AIV VAI I EMAI REALTY DEl ' ELOPERS GEOKGIAI VILLAGE C0RP0RATI01 B UILDING CONS TR UCTION Across the Street from Oglethorpe University 4411 Peaciitree Road Candler Building CH. 0261 CY. 1526 Atlanta, Georgla IL 144 Marietta St., N. V. Atlanta 1, Ca. CYPRP:8S 7461 AIIMIRA Il(i ANTDNK) C ' LKOI ' AIKA LA CORONA EL TRELLES EL I ' RODrC ' IO c;ar( lA c;ram)e JOHN RUSKLN FLOR HE MELBA MURIEL OPTIMO WEBSTER School Supplies Arl Siippli MILTOIV BRADLEY COMPAI Y 3iS4 Forrest Avenue, N. E. Atlanta, Gkorglx Gaines - Novelties - Toys • HELL HOWELL -k EASTMAN KODAK • IKI I ' ONT • CASTLE .... Only II iiic III llic diiiil iiiiii s iiviiilnl lc lit BATES CAMERA SHOP 2S K ast Paces Fcrrv Road, JX. K. Huckhead CH. 1291 • ()iic-l)a Plioto Finishing ' Service • Cameras and Supplies • Hallmark (!reetin Cards R, iiie III her .... t ' s Bates for the Best (fr C I) in pit lit r It t .V of GOULDHIAIV-TABER POI TIAC, I] C. Your Down Toicn POXTIJC Dealer Atlanta, Georj ia 161 Ivy Street, X.E. Entrance Corner Cain and Ivy Sts. Phone C ' press 7366 Ti ' 1 , Co 1)1 p 1 I III cuts of A L U M IV 1 Mr. William H. Kavcr ' 4S Mr. Kdgar Vallctte ' 43 Miss Julia Mitchell 45 Mrs. Ruth Sanders ' 37 Mr. Frank M. Iniiian, jr. Mr, and Mrs. John Kelly ' 47 Mrs. (jcorge C. Ransom ' 47 Mr. John (johlthwait 44 Mr. K. B. Pcnn ' 44 Mrs. Betty Goldthwait 41 Ciinipliini Ills of LEOI FROHSI] Y nil ivill enjoy illiiiny icIiiTe friends meet anil eat in an it inasphere of hrotlierliooil anil jellmcsliip at SMITH ' S RESTAURAI T In Buckhead IVORTH SIDE LAUI DRY And Cleaners 271 East Paces Ferry Road CH. 2133 BUCKHEAD C ni p I i ni e n t s of HAVERTY FURNITURE CO. I VJL Dislrilniliirs Snow Cr(ii ' and 1)i: vkist Frozen I ' liii s aiiiJ J ' eticlahles AMERICAI SERVICE COMPANY S7S Memorial I)ri e, S. E. Atlanta, (Ja. For the Best In Dairy Products Be Sure to Choose Minnie (fnarts MILK ICK CREAM - COTTAGE CHEESE IRVII DALE FARMS Conciratulalions and Best JJ ' ishes to the Class of 1 W I ORTH ATLAI TA REALTY COMPANY Insurance of all kinds THE HARTFORD LINE Weldon Shows, President Louis Dettelbach, J ' he-President RoL.AND Neeson, Legal Advisor YOUR ONLY REAL SECURITY . . . A HDME DF YOUR OWN Buy or Build u Home ]%ow HDME BUILDERS ASSDEIATIDM Volunteer BIdg. OF ATLANTA WA. 1366 r lii Editor ' s Note: To those who served so well though not members of the Yama- CRAW staff: Getting together material for the Yamacraw wasn ' t nearly as hard as securing the money to pay for it. You will never know how much the Yamacraw Staff appreciates your help in selling ads. We hope that after you have seen this book, you will feel that your time and effort were well spent. Douglas Cook Ch.arles Hollingsworth Mitchell Bishop Steve May Ed Chandler Herbert Leslie Walter Slack Stuart Herman P.at Communale Ed Brvson JuDD Sparling Bill Bone Don McNeil Ra-i ' Gebhardt Going on a tnp? Take a ho il, take a plane, take a bus . . . but by all means, take along a cotton icarJrobe from . . . Bert Robinson Wally Smith George Scott Sandy Colby Ronald Colby Harold AIcKay Bob Owen Ronald Dunn PL ri, O ' Shields Swi Hirsch Bill Rhodes Bob Boggus Editors Compliments of CRESEIVT MARKET 3055 Peachtree Rd. THE YANIACRAW STAFF Expresses its Jeep yratititJe for the invaluable assistance from Miss Margaret Norris ' mak in(i tills publication possible COMPl.IMEXTS OF 58 MARIETTA ST., N. W. ATLANTA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C in p I I 111 c II I s of a FRIEND vl, ft E n j y JeMc It ' s Good ZESTO PRODUCTS 16QS Peachtree Road WATCH FOR THE LOVABLE-GIRL-OF-THE-MONTH IN ALL YOUR LEADING FASHION MAGAZINES acAodCe Sta ce e ( . ATLANTA COMPLIMENTS OF 740 FORREST RD. N. E. ATLANTA HO. I ! -« i 111 ' i ijeauutui ho ned and Itome sites a lona the tvali6 of -..Atlanta d fovtut ' e. m ETHERIDGE VANNEMAN REAL ESTATE Peachtree Road at Oglethorpe i it m « .- -■ ' ■ «U V % Ngp= , • . ■ ife€ . £4 ; ' ■ - ini 1