Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1930 volume:

copi rtahted IO3O CLEONE WILLINGHAM, Editor-in-Chief ALICE SHEPARD, Business Manager MARTHA BURNEY, Business Manager tfie cirao FQ3O] PUBLISHED BV STU D E NTS OF shorter college ROME GEORGIA foreword We, the Staff, have endeavored To bring together for you, cAll that is lovely in the old cAnd the new That in the years to come it mil all mingled into one Sweet 5Memory! contents The . . (glasses Organizations . . . Qlubs Feature dedication To the Southern of Yesterday and Today With the sweetness., quaintness, and charm That are known only to her We Dedicate This Volume of the oArgo - ' .. ' i -.- ' - . ,-. ;- :v dedication F I Brlourft JFniuiilrr (1873) mrmory iur. tljr StubmtH of ghnrtrr (Eollrgr, mill rnrr 1 the college iteB ' .a tutxifl ' THE CAMPUS ThecAlmatMater (Tune: Alma Mater) Far above the winding Coosa, ' Bove its waters clear, Stands forever Alma Mater, Shorter, loved and dear. Chorus Lift your voices, send them upward, Loud her honor sing, Hail to thee, O Alma Mater! Wide thy praises ring. Far above the mountains azure, And the town of Rome In our mem ' ry cherished ever, Stands our college home. Stand forever thronged in beauty, Hold thy purpose high, And thy fame, O Alma Mater! May it never die. ZMary K. limner, ' 17: i J L I .. . .? ' r The Shorter (jirl ' s Qreed fr l believe in girls, in the women of the great to- morrow, and that whatsoever the girl soweth, the woman shall reap. I believe in the curse of ignorance, in the dignity of learning, and the joy of serving others. I believe in wisdom as revealed in human lives as well as in the pages of printed books; in lessons taught not so much by precept as by example; in ability to work with the hands as well as to think with the head; in everything that makes life large and lovely. I believe in beauty in the home, in the classroom, in the workroom, and in the influence of God ' s great out-of-doors. I believe in laughter, in love, in faith, in all dis- tant hopes that lure us on. I believe in the present and its opportunities, in the future and its obligations, and in the divine joy of living, here and hereafter. Alit O JEAN PORTER Mascot for the Class of 1930 ADMINISTRATION Board of Trustees OFFICERS DR. L. G. HARDMAN (Governor of Georgia) President T. B. OWENS I ' ife-President AUBREY MATTHEWS Secretary F. S. COOPER Treasurer L. A. DEAN Rome, Ga. HARPER HAMILTON ' Rome, Ga. F. S. BURNEY Waynesboro, Ga. F. S. COOPER Rome, Ga. T. B. OWENS Rome, Ga. A. S. BRADLEY Swainsboro, Ga. AUBREY MATTHEWS Rome, Ga. MRS. JOHN C. WRIGHT Augusta, Ga. C. J. WYATT Rome, Ga. MRS. J. P. COOPER Rome, Ga. F. M. OLIVER Savannah, Ga. MRS. A. W. VAN HOOSE Atlanta, Ga. J. C. WILKINSON Athens, Ga. L. R. CHRISTIE Atlanta, Ga. W. P. HARBIN Rome, Ga. L. G. HARDMA N Atlanta, Ga. MRS. W. A. STEED Nevvnan, Ga. JOHN E. WHITE Savannah, Ga. Q. L. WILLIFORD Madison, Ga. Officers of Administration W. D. FURRY President Mn.i) Ri) R. MEI.L Dtcu E. E. PORTKR Registrar ARTHUR S. TALMADCE Director of Music TENXIE RHIXEHART Cashier PARTHEMA GEORGE Librarian LOUISE THOMPSON Secretary to the President LOUISE REKNET Field Secretary MAGGIE JACOBS R-sident Nurse WII.ME DEAN ANDREWS Director of Physical Education MRS. MAMIE B. RUDD Dietitian MRS. CORA W. HUGULEY Supervisor of Halls of Residence WILLIAM DAVIS FURRY, A.M., PH.D. President and Professor of Philosophy CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, PH.B., A.M. Professor of History ALLIE HAYES RICHARDSON, B.O. Associate Professor of English Speech and Dramatic Art RUBY USHER HIGHTOWER, PH.D. Professor of Mathematics CLARA LOUISE THOMPSON, PH.D. Professor of Classical Languages PAUL M. COUSINS, A.B., A.M. Professor of Englisli Literature EVERETT E. PORTER, CH.D. Professor of Cliemistry and Registrar ARTHUR S. TALMADGE, Mus.B., A.B. Director of Music LAWRENCE EARLE MCALLISTER, PH.D. Professor of Physics JEANNETTE H. FOSTER, A.M. Associate Professor of English PARTHENIA GEORGE, LIBY. Sci. Librarian UNNIE KRISTINA RAMSEY, Mus.B. Associate Professor of Piano JOHN N. WARE, PH.D. Professor of Romance Languages MILDRED RUTHERFORD MELL, A.B., A.M. Dean and Professor of Social Science 26 RICHARD HALL, Tn.M., D.D. Professor of Bible SARA ELIZABETH WOODRUFF, A.M. Associate Professor of French BERTHA E. MARTIN, PH.D. Professor of Biology PAUL SCOFIELD McCoxNELL, A.M. Associate Professor of Spanish O ' DELLE MOORE, B.A. Assistant in Mathematics and Physics MRS. JOHN N. WARE Instructor in Modern Languages WILLIE DEAN ANDREWS, A.M. Instructor in Physical Education EVRELL BENNETT, Mus.B. Instructor in Piano and I ' iolincello GLADYS PRICE, A.M. Assistant in Biology HOWARD LAMONT RALSTON, Mus.B., A.A.G.O. Instructor in Organ and Theory RALPH CUSTER DAILY, A.M., PH.D. Professor of American History and Political Science JOHN C. MEADOWS, A.M., PH.D. Professor of Psychology and Education J. ALFRED NEU, Mus.B. Instructor in I ' oice and Theory RUTH KELLER Associate Professor of French RUTH MORRIS Instructor in I ' iolin I MIRIAM AUSTIN President of the Student Body 28 classes SENIOR CLASS SARA LEILA ADAMS GREENSBORO, GA. Polymnian; Shorter Players (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Secretary Shorter Players (4); Phi Kappa Alpha; Science Club; Honor Roll. Her modest looks the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. LOUISE ARNOLD ROME, GA. Polymnian; Camerata, Vice-President (4); Shorter Syn- copators (i, 2, 3, 4); String Quartet (i, 2, 3, 4); Town Girls ' Club, Vice-President (2); Soccer Team (3). Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. MIRIAM AUSTIN SCARSDALE, N. Y. Eunomian; Thug; Delta Chi; D. S. A.; Rho Delta; Phi Kappa Alpha; I. R. C. ; Shorter Players; Student Council (2, 3. +), Secretary (3) ; Student Government President (4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (i, 2, 3, 4), Treasurer (3); Vice-President Class (2, 3, 4) ; ARCO Staff (3, 4) ; Editor Periscope (3); Athletic Council (3); Volley Ball Team (i, 2) ; Basketball Team (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Captain Swimming Team (i, 2, 3, 4); Who ' s Who (4); Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4). For they can conquer tulio believe they can. HELEN BARGERON SPRINGFIELD, GA. Polymnian; Shorter Players, Vice-President (4) ; K. A. T., President (4); Phi Kappa Alpha; Wearers of S ' ' ; Bas- ketball (3); Baseball (i); Hiking Club; Honor Roll (3,4). Rest kind of a sport, and a pal true blur. BIRDIE BONDURANT (Transfer Lucy Cobb, ' 27) ATHENS, CA. Polymnian; H. O. T. ; Student Council (3, 4); Athletic Council (3, 4); Secretary Athletic Council (3); I. R. C., Librarian (4) ; Rho Delta, President (4) ; Kappa Gamma Tau, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Chimes Staff (4); Wearer of S ; Choral Club, Vice-President (3); Basketball (3, 4) ; Honor Roll (2, 4). ij better to be small and shine, Than be great and cast a shadow. GERALDINE BROWN (Transfer Bessie Tift, ' 27) FORT PIERCE, FLA. Eunomian; Delta Chi, Vice-President; Thug; Choral Club (2, 3) ; Spanish Club (2, 3) ; I. R. C., Vice-President (3), Secretary-Treasurer (4); Shorter Players (3, 4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4), Vice-President (3), President (4); Phi Kappa Alpha (4) ; ARGO Staff (4) ; Honorary Mem- ber Student Council (4) ; Honor Roll (2, 3, 4). Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes, In every gesture dignity and hire. Senior Class EDITH VALERIA BRYAN ROME, GA. Polymnian; Epsilon Delta, Secretary (3, 4) ; Chimes Staff (2, 3, 4); S. O. S.; I. R. C.; Shorter Players (2, 3); Swimming Team (3) ; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4). Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. KATHERINE GORDON BURNEY (Transfer Wesleyan, ' 28) ROME, GA. Polymnian; Beta Pi Theta; S. O. S. ; Choral Club (3, 4) ; Town Girls ' Club (3, 4) ; Honor Roll (3, 4). There is a profound charm in mystery. MARTHA BURNEY WAYNESBORO, GA. Polymnian, Secretary (4) ; Dahm, President (4) ; S. O. S. ; H. O. T.; Do Nothing; Shorter Players, President (4); Phi Kappa Alpha, Vice-President (4); I. R. C. ; Chimes Staff (3) ; ARCO Staff (4) ; J. J. J.; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Who ' s Who (2, 3). A form so fair that like the air, ' Tis less of earth than heaven. J.S.; FLORENCE CONNER ANDALUSIA, ALA. Polvmnian; Student Council (2, 3, 4); Camerata, Presi- dent (4) ; Choral Club, Secretary and Treasurer (3) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (i, 2, 3, 4) ; I. R. C. (4) ; Volley Ball (2, 3, 4); Track (i, 2); Soccer (3); Wearer of S ; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4). Music liatli charm to sooth even the savage beast. FRANCES CRAWFORD ROME, GA. (Transfer from Converse College, ' 27) Polvmnian; I. R. C. (2, 3, 4) ; Spanish Club (2) ; Town Girls ' Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; Honor Roll (2, 4). Good nature and good sense are ever joined. MARGARET DASHER VALDOSTA, GA. Eunomian, Secretary (4); Epsilon Delta; S. O. S. ; Coffin Club; Phi Kappa Alpha; Cotillion Club (4); Phi Kappa Alpha; J. J. J.; Honor Roll (i, 4). Why, then, met links ' tis time to smile again. EUGENIA DODD DECATUR, GA. Polymnian; H. O. T. ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4) ; I. R. C. ; Classical Club; Kappa Gamma Tau; Camerata (2) ; Shorter Syncopators, Treasurer (2), Vice-President (3) ; Choral Club (3); Wearer of S ; Hiker ' s Club, Captain (4); Life Saver (3); Examiner (4); Honor Roll (3, 4). You ' ll find her in the jokes, You ' ll find her in the game; But no matter where you find her, She ' s always just the same. GL ADYS HAGGARD MIAMI, FLA. Eunomian, President (4) ; Epsilon Delta ; Thug Leader (4); S. O. S.; Class Treasurer (2, 3, 4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4) ; I. R. C. ; Phi Kappa Alpha; Camerata; President Martha Shorter S. S. Class (3) ; Honor Roll (3, 4) ; Who ' s Who (4). Just the airest, fairest thing, She looks as fresh as morning ' s rose, Neiuly steeped in CATHERINE HILL (Transfer from Hollins, ' 30) NEWNAN, GA. Eunomian; Epsilon Delta; S. O. S. ; I. R. C. ; Honor Roll (4). A lover of beauty as well as of ' wisdom. eior GEORGIE HOLMES EDEN ' TON, N. C. Polymnian, Vice-President (4); Dahm ; S. O. S.; Do Nothing; Cotillion, President (4) ; K. A. T. ; Classical Club; Phi Kappa Alpha; ARGO Staff, (4); J. J. J. Club; Honor Roll (3, 4). On with the dance! Let joy be unconfineJ. EDWINA HOUSER FORT VALLEY, GA. Polymnian; Dahm; President of Class (i); Secretary of Class (3, 4); H. O. T., Vice-President (4); Do Nothing; K. A. T.; S. O. S.; J. J. J.; I. R. C.; Shorter Players (i) ; Phi Kappa Alpha; Basketball Team (i) ; Swimming Team (i); Honor Roll (4). Energy and persistence conquer all things. CECILIA WOODS HUFF SAVANNAH, GA. Polymnian; I. R. C. ; Science Club; Student Treasurer (4). Work well done makes pleasure more fun. GRACE HUGULEY (Transfer from Breneau, ' 28) DANBURC, GA. Polymnian; Y. W. A. (3); Choral Club (3, 4); Phi Kappa Alpha (3, 4) ; Hispanic Society; Honor Roll (3, 4). Her voice tuas ever soft, gentle and lo w, An excellent thing in woman. EVELYN JACKSON VALDOSTA, GA. Polymnian; Beta Pi Theta, Secretary (2, 3), Treasurer (4); Kappa Gamma Tau; Choral Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; Athletic Association, Treasurer (2), Vice- President (3), President (4); Hiking Club; Wearers of S ; Volley Ball Team (2, 3, 4); Soccer (3, 4), Cap- tain (3) ; Track Team (i, 2) ; Swimming (2, 3, 4) ; Baseball Team (i, 2), Captain (i, 2); Basketball Team (i, 2, 3, 4), Captain (2, 3, 4); Who ' s Who (4); Honor Roll (2, 3,4). A girl of the courts basketball, tennis, baseball, and GRACE JACKSON ATLANTA, GA. Eunomian, Treasurer (4) ; Thug; Student Council, Treas- urer (3), Vice-President (4) ; Kappa Gamma Tau, Vice- President (3); President (4); Choral Club; Volley Ball Team (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Basketball Team (2, 3, 4) ; Swimming Team (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4). Like an open eye is wisdom she that has her is not blind. CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE NEW ORLEAXS, LA. Polymnian, President (4) ; Kid, President (4) ; H. O. T., President (4) ; K. A. T., Secretary and Treasurer (4) ; Do Nothing; S. O. S.; J. J. J. ; I. R. C. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. KATHRYN McCALLUM JEFFERSON ' VILLE, GA. Polymnian; D. S. A.; Phi Kappa Alpha; Shorter Players, Business Manager and Treasurer (4) ; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3,4). ' Wo one ever took her for a fool, but none, except her inti- mate friends, knoiu she lias a great deal of iait. LUCILE McCuRRY ROME, CA. Eunomian; Town Girls ' Club; I. R. C. ; Phi Kappa Alpha; Student Council (4) ; Honcr Roll (3, 4, 5). She that hath sense hatli strength. ANDREA MEADOWS (Transfer from Northwestern, ' 29) ROME, GA. Polymnian; Classical Club; Town Girls ' Club. Amiability shines by its own light. DOROTHY MOLPUS MERIDIAN, MISS. Polymnian, Treasurer (4) ; Epsilon Delta; S. O. S. ; H. O. T.; Do Nothing, President (4); K. A. T. ; Phi Kappa Alpha, President (4) ; ARCO Staff (4) ; Cotillion Club (4) ; J. J. J.; Honor Roll (3, 4) ; Who ' s Who (4). She stands among them, but not of them EDITH MOORE JUNCTION CITY, GA. Polymnian; Shorter Syncopators; Phi Kappa Alpha; Camerata (i, 2) ; Choral Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Honor Roll (i, 3,4). any man can convince me that I am wrong gladly ' will I change, for I seek the truth. CRESSWELL MORRISETTE MARIETTA, CA. Polymnian ; Periscope Staff (3, 4) ; ARGO Staff (4.) ; Clas- sical Club. Her quiet ivays and faithful work Are sermons strong to those ti ' io shirk. ENA MAE MUNRO MIAMI, FLA. Eunomian; I. R. C., President (4) ; Hispanic Society; Clas- sical Club; Basketball (3); Track (i, 2); Hiking Club (4) ; Wearer of S (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Roll (2, 3, 4). Make every minute count. MARJORIE NEW (Transfer Bessie Tift, ' 28) DULUTH, GA. Polymnian; Shorter Players (3, 4); Phi Kappa Alpha (3, 4). Patient through the watches long, Serving most v;ith none to see. MAYREE OSBORN CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Eunomian; Hispanic Society (i, 2); Phi Kappa Alpha (3, 4) ; I. R. C.; Delegate to Blue Ridge (3) ; Pcri:copr Staff (3); Editor of P. ' rLcope (4); ARGO Staff (4). There may lie heaven, there must be hell; Meantime, there is our earth hen well! GLENNIE PADGETT COVINCTOX, GA. Polymnian; Beta Pi Theta, Secretary (2, 3), Vice-Presi- dent (4) ; K. A. T. ; Phi Kappa Alpha; I. R. C. ; Hiking Club; Honor Roll (3, 4). What is lovely n: ver Airs, but passes into oilier loveliness, Star dust or sea foam, flower or winged air. LUCY RICHARDS ATLAKTA, GA. Eunomian; Kappa Gamma Tau, Secretary and Treasurer (3), Vice-President (4); I. R. C.; Periscope Staff (4); Wearer of S ; Volley Ball (i, 2, 3, 4); Honor Roll (i, 2. 3, 4)- To always strive for that which is worthwhile, Senior Class ELIZABETH RICHARDSON ROME, GA. Polymnian; Beta Pi Theta ; Town Girls ' Club; Sisters of Shorter Club; Honor Roll (2, 3, 4). An eye whose judgment none effect could blind. BETTY RIVES SPARTA, CA. Polymnian; D. S. A.; I. R. C. ; Phi Kappa Alpha; His- panic Society, Treasurer (3), President (4) ; Hiking Club; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4). My joy is as deep as the ocean And my troubles as light as its foam. MARJORE SCHULER KEATCHIE, LA. Ennomian; Shorter Syncopators (2, 3, 4). For if slie will, she will ; you may defend on it, And if she won ' t, she won ' t so there ' s an end to it. ' ALICE SHEPARD (Transfer Virginia Intermont College, 28) RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL Eunomian; Choral Club; Kappa Gamma Tau; Phi Kappa Alpha, Secretary-Treasurer (4) ; Business Manager of ARGO (4) ; Y. W. A. President (4) ; Volley Ball Team (3, 4) ; Honor Roll (3, 4). True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes. IDA SHEPARD (Transfer Virginia Intermont College, ' 28) RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL Eunomian; Thug; Editor Chimes (4) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net (3,4), Secretary (4) ; Choral Club; Phi Kappa Alpha; I. R. C. ; Kappa Gamma Tau; Rho Delta; Basketball (3); Volley Ball (3), Captain (4); Wearer of S ; Honor Roll (3, 4). The power of thought is the magic of the mind. DOROTHY SIMMS ROME, GA. Polymnian; Rho Delta; Classical Club, Vice-President (3), President (4) ; Beta Pi Theta, President (4) ; Student Council (3); Volley Ball (i); I. R. C. ; Chimes Staff (3, 4) ; Town Girls ' Club, Vice-President (3), President (4); President of Granddaughters ' Club, ' 30; Honor Roll ( ' , 2, 3, 4). Perseverance and intellectuality spell success. MARIANNE DOROTHY SMITH COCHRAN, GA. Polymnian; Delegate to Blue Ridge; Hispanic Society (i, 2, 3); Choral Club (i, 2, 3); Choral Club, Assistant Librarian (2, 3) ; Kappa Gamma Tau (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4). Her look compose, and steady eye Bespoke a matchless constancy. LOUISE THOMPSON ROME, GA. Eunomian; Town Girls ' Club; Phi Kappa Alpha; Shorter Players; Honor Roll (i, 2, 3, 4). Sympathy is the golden key that unlocks the hearts of others. MARY WALLACE DALLAS, TEXAS Polymnian; Epsilon Delta, President (3, 4); H. O. T. ; Do Nothing; S. O. S., President (3, 4); Cotillion Club; Coffin Club; J. J. J.; Vice-President of Class (i); Presi- dent of Class (2, 3, 4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3) ; Phi Kappa Alpha; Basketball (i) ; Wearer of S ; Honor Roll (3, 4). She will outstride all praise and make it halt behind her. MARY JULIA WILD EVERGREEN, ALA. Eunomian; Epsilon Delta; Thug; Vice-President Euno- mian (4) ; ARCO Staff (4) ; S. O. S.; Do Nothing; K. A. T. ; Coffin Club; Hispanic Club; Phi Kappa Alpha; J. J. J.; Honor Roll (3, 4). A maid of excellent personage possessed of that rare com- bination of playfulness and virtue. CLEONE ELIZABETH WILLINGHAM ATLANTA, GA. Eunomian; Thug; Cotillion Club, Secretary-Treasurer (3, 4) ; Business Manager Periscope (3) ; Editor-in-Chief of ARCO (4) ; I. R. C.; Basketball Team (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Grand- daughters ' Club; Choral Club (2, 3); Eunomian Song Leader (2, 3) ; Who ' s Who (4) ; Honor Roll (4). Whatever she attempted she performed. U(4). laracter Headings From ie Several Handwritings SARA LEILA ADAMS You are of a gentle nature, inclined to he coquettish, and quite In- dividual in your ways. LOUISE ARNOLD You have the sensuous nature of the poet and artist. MIRIAM AUSTIN You are quite practical and like to look at all sides of the question before making a definite decision. You are aspiring. HELEN BAROERON You have a sympa- thetic, quiet, cheerful nature. You are very tfo ' id company. BIRDIE BONDURANT You have a sweet and lovable nature, unselfish and thoughtful of the comfort of others. GERALDINE BROWN You are systematic In your work and learn readily. People may depend upon you. EDITH BRYAN You are cordial to every- one. Quite clever and fond of social pleasures. KATHERINE BURNEY You have very good descriptive faculties. You arc best fitted for home life. You are fond of luxuries. MARTHA BURNEY You enjoy praise and admiration. You have dramatic ability. l- ' l.iiHENCE CONNER You are fond of the beautiful in art and nature. You will in many respects be very fortunate. PRANCES CRAWFORD You are amiable and not often ruffled over trifles. Refined In your taste and careful In your friendships. MARGARET DASHER You readily assume the manner and customs of those with whom you associate. You do not take things se- riously. EUGENIA DODD You are resolute and not easily swayed by the opinion of others. GLADYS HAGGARD You are guided by love, not command. Temperamental and easily hurt. CATHERINE HILL You are a girl of ner- vous temperament. Refined and intellectual in your taste. You are quite methodical. ( These handwritings were characterized by Madam ' Lweaky Marchova, of New York City). Character Headings from the Several Handwritings GEORGIA HOLMES You are fond of social pleasures and always ready to have a good time are of a loving nature. EDWINA HOUSER Be a little more hopeful and careful, not to neglect the opportunities that are yours. You like praise. CECILIA HUFF You are very conservative. A true friend and a hard worker. Never sat- isfied until you have given your best. GRACE HUGULEY You are not a fluent talker unless with those whom you know well. Much peace and happiness will enter your life. GRACE JACKSON You have a firm will. You are very intellectual and willing to apply yourself. EVELYN JACKSON You are fond of na- ture, the great out-of-doors, and athletics. Fearless and outspoken. CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE Slightly sus- ceptible and you decide upon first meeting a person whether you like them or not. You are of a fickle nature. KATHERINE McCALLUM You are ro- mantic and Imaginative. You will travel both at home and abroad. LUCILE McCURRY You are unassuming and very accommodating. Inclined to let oth- ers run over you. ANDREA MEADOWS You are a bit obsti- nate and apt to fret under restraint. Intel- lectual and refined. DOROTHY MOLPUS You like to .be sur- rounded with the beautiful things in %ife and to have handsome garments. Your aspirations are high. EDITH MOORE You do not stand up for your rights, but give in to others. You are of a sweet, amiable nature. CRESSWELL MORRISETTE You are imi- tative to a degree and like to pattern after those you admire. You will have a busy and prosperous life. ENA MAE MUNHO You can keep a secret well. You do not seek enough the pleasures of life. MARJORIE NEW You are visionary. Rath- er quiet and retiring. You do not confide in others. Character Readings From f ie Several Handwritings MAYREE OSRORN You have originality and very high aspirations. You are tempera- mental and artistic. GLENNIE PADGETT You are of a sweet and lovable nature, making friends easily. LUCY RICHARDS You are loyal to those whom you love. You are capable of holding your temper. Your life will be very Interesting. ELIZABETH RICH ARDSON You arc grace- Ill 1 in movement. Rather different In your wayn and most attractive and interesting. BETTY RIVES You are a fluent talker. Al- ways ready for a good time. Quite a coquette, you love admiration. MARJORIE SOHULER You are rather se- cretive. A girl of fine qualities. You have an exotic nature. ALICE SHEPAHD You are very intellectual and capable of deep feeling. You are a sin- cere friend. IDA SHEPARD You have versatility. Your ideals are very high and your wits are sharp. DOROTHY SMITH You will be governed to a great extent by sentiment often against your better judgment. You cling devotedly toi those you love. DOROTHY SIMMS You do things often for the show of it. You are refined and very In- tellectual. You have a real love for learning. LOUISE THOMPSON You have firmness and good power to application. You can keep a secret well. MARY WALLACE You care little for dis- play, unassuming and gracious in manner. A quite lovable character. MARY JULIA WILD You have good taste and confidence in your own ability. There is a spice of coquetry in your nature. C LEONE WILLINGHAM You are st-lf-ro- liant and capable of looking out for your own Interests. You place more confidence In the loyalty of men than of women. The Qlass The hour has come which marks for us The dawn of a changing day. IChere toith untried feet we hesitate At the parting of the ' way. Uncharted paths before us spread From which we have to choose Jnd only Time who keeps Life ' s scroll Knows whether we ' ll win or lose. Happy school days now are gone To make bright memory ' s store, But the golden harvest of their fruit Will add itself in Future ' s score. ' Tis sad to part, but Life demand ' s That we ourselves enroll, And may we each our names inscribe Upon an honored scroll. May the Class of Ninetcen-thirty keep Unblemished wit will a blame The individual trust imposed By her lima Mater ' s name. As dear old Shorter overlooks In panoramic scene, The loveliness of hill and dale And winding silent stream, May Time gaze out through Future ' s eyes And on Life ' s canvas see The lasting beauty of good deeds Performed by you and me. ' Tis not goodbye we are saying now, Rut hail, this glorious day, When side by side in armour bright We enli:t in Life ' s great fray. MAVRKE CAI.IJOUN OSHORN. JUNIOR CLASS High-winded Junior Class is high-minded. B ' lieve to my soul they ' re double jinted; ' They can work and don ' t mind it All day long. Junior Class OFFICERS LOUI.Y TURNER President COVINCTOV, GA. Elite Style Hooks and French Shop Shoes MABELLE HARRIS Vice-President POUCHKEEPSIE, N. V. Iiroail ivay anil Coty ' s Paris BETTY NEWTON Secretary WAYCROSS, GA. A String of Pearls anil Periscope Ids PETRONA UNDERWOOD Treasurer BLAKELV, GA. Darlington and Kaxnfhnne Junior Class JANI; BROADHURST AMER1CUS, GA. Biff Boxes from Home and Plunge Hour. ELIZABETH BROWN ROME, GA. Green Packards and Evening Dresses. BESSIE WALKER GALLOWAY LAGRAKCE, GA. Orchids and Permanent Waves. CLAIRE CAYCE MEMPHIS, TENN. Rare Old Jewelry and Family Trees. JEAN CLECKLER MENLO, GA. Old-Fasliioned Pinks and Key Board. LlL CONNELL CARROLTON, GA. Lecture Notes and Starched Dresses. Jumior Class MAJORIE CURRY SHELLMAN, GA. Apple Blossoms and Just a Sony at Twi- light. MARION DYAR CALHOUN, GA. The Doll Dance and Week-Ends at Home. SARA EDWARDS CEDARTOWN, GA. Pcgt y Payc Dresses and Soft Breezes. EDNA GAY BILOXI, MISS. Mississippi Mud and Boots and Her Bud- dies. EMMA GREER CORDELE, GA. Kluc Crystal and Godey ' s Ladies ' Book. JOSEPHINE HARDMAN ATLANTA, GA. The Governor ' s Mansion and Long-Dlstance Calls. 55 Junior Class PARNELL HARRIS ROME, GA. French Books and Toiun Girls ' Hall. LENORA HARVEY CHICAGO, ILL. Biff Jl ' ords and Long Bobs. MARION HOWARD MARFA, TEXAS Tennis Racket and Loving Cups. SARA HUGHES BARTOW, FLA. Rehearsals and Weincr Roasts. ESTELLE HUGULEY WEST POINT, GA. A Player Piano and Photoplay. SARA JOHNSON XORCROSS, GA. File Book and Telephone Room. L Junior Class VALERIA JOHNSON WAUCHULA, FLA. Incense Laden Air and Halloween Figures. ELIZABETH KINARD ATLANTA, GA. Banana Splits and i )lf Fords, CLARA KNOX SOCIAL CIRCLE, GA. College Football Games and Bull Sessions. GERALDINE LEGG PLAINVILLE, GA. Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde and Dry Wit. CLAIRE MC NNIS CARTERSV1LLE, GA. It ' ister ia on a Trellis and Sea Breezes. HELEN MCL EOD ROME, GA. Carolyn Frocks and Sweetheart Roses. Junior Class MILDRED Nix SANFORD, FLA. Pallet and Brush and High School Days. MARGARET OWEN COVINGTON, TENN. Queenly Grace and The Desert Song. LOUISE PARTAIN MONROE, CA. Library and Brothers at Tech. MARY JULIA PYLE ROME, GA. Red Velvet and Rides to To vsn. CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS ROME, GA. Victorian Poetry and Starched Collars. HELEN ROBERTS MILLEDGEVILLE, CA. Lavender and Old Lace and Trailing Chiffon. 58 AJ1MCO Junior Class ANNIE RUCKER ELBERTON, CA. Japanese Lanterns and Jade EVELYN SIMMONS MORRISTOWN, TENN. Dragon Lilies and Bangs. FLORENCE TODD ROME, GA. Berets and Trench Coats. KATHERINE WALLACE STATESBORO, CA. Rhinestone Ruckles and Curls. MARY WATKINS LEXINGTON, CA. Chocolate Fudge Candy and Gypsies. 59 SOPHOMORE SONNETS : 3 ' ' Thoughts I like to think each night when I ' m in bed Of all the good and bad I ' ve heard that day. I thought last night of something that was said, And for those careless words someone must pay. If only we would think before we speak And make ourselves live by the Golden Rule, We might in some way help a soul who ' s weak To face the troubles of life ' s great whirlpool. A few more thoughts I have that make me say How much I ' d like to live a life that ' d be A little help to someone on his way, And all the things that count help him to see. If I would have the strength to do the right Then I must pray to God, who has the might. SMc ' Bride. Withdrawal Alone upon my mountain top I stay, And care not for the struggling world below, Whose mad, wild whirl of fun and pleasures gay Can only fail to satisfy, I know. I tried it for a while, that hectic life, And passed the time in moments young and free; I flung myself into the noise and strife That only beat my spirit constantly. An idle fancy led me up this road ' Twas here my soul found liberty it craved; I stretched my arms out, loosened of their load, Resolved to leave that world in which I slaved, No more to seek that life so vainly spent. I rest alone with God, and am content. SMary Whitfield. 60 IO.HI SOPHOMORE CLASS Whoop ' m Up! You ' ve heard about the classes here, The classes far and near; But have you heard about The class we hold so dear? The half has never yet been told About a single lass. Of the up and get, the pep and grit, Of the girls of the Senior Class. We ' ll whoop ' em up and whoop ' em up And whoop ' em up some more. ' Sophomore Class is the class That we all adore. She ' s such a peach, she ' s won our hearts, She surely plays the game; She is not tough, she is not rough, But she gets there just the same. We ' ll whoop ' em up and whoop ' em up And whoop ' em up some more, And whoop ' em up and whoop ' em up Until our life is o ' er. And when at last we come to sit With chillun round the door, We ' ll teach them that the thing to do Is whoop ' em up some more. 6z Sophomore Class OFFICERS IDA SHANKLE HARDMAN COMMERCE, GA. President VIVIAN BROWN NEWMAN GA. Secretary MARY HARBIN ROME, GA. ice-President DOROTHY SHELL BAINBRIDGE, GA. Treasurer MEMBERS EDNA ASHBURN MOULTRIE, GA. LOUISE BARCLAY ROME, GA. MARGARET BATTLES BAINBRIDGE, GA. MARY BLALOCK NEWNAN, GA. ELOISE BROGDON ADAIRSVILLE, GA. HELEN BROWN HARTWELL, CA. NELL CALDWELL NEWNAN, GA. ELLEN CLAXTON DUBLIN, CA. HUGHIE CLECKLER MENLO, CA. BERTA MAE COCHRAN CAMILLA, GA. Sophomore Class MEMBERS CAROLYN COLLIER MONTEZUMA, GA. HAZEL CORMANY ROME, GA. LOUISE DOBBS CEDARTOWN, GA. EUGENIA DOUGHTIE COLUMBUS, GA. MATTI WALL GLOVER ROME, GA. MIRIAM GRIFFIN ROME, GA. CLARA MARTIN GUERRY MONTEZUMA, GA. BILLIE HENDRICKS TIFTON, GA. RUTH HUFFMAN SHELBYVILLE, TENN. CONNIE RUTH IRVIN CORNELIA, GA. r Sophomore Class MEMBERS ULLANINEE JOHNSON MOULTRIE, GA. LILLIAN LEE ATLANTA, GA. CAROLYN LEMAN LAGRANGE, GA. ETHEL MADDOX LOUELLA, GA. MARIA MANCINI ROME, GA. JENNY LIND MATHER ATLANTA, GA. MARY FRANCES MATHER ATLANTA, GA. RUTH McBRiDE NEWNAN, GA. FREDDIE McDowELL MOULTRIE, GA. HELEN MEREDITH HARTWELL, GA. Sophomore CJa.s.s MEMBERS AXNE MORGAN PEMBROKE, GA. HELEN MORRIS MAYSVILLE, GA. RUTH OSTERHOUT ATLANTA, GA. ELOISE PARKER MONTEZUMA, GA. LILLIAN PEIRPONT ATLANTA, GA. ELIZABETH PKIXTUP AUGUSTA, CA. MARGARET RODGERS MCDONOUGH, GA. LEILA RUSSELL MERIDIAN, MISS. MOZELLE SHAMBLIN LYERLY, GA. JENNIE BETH SHEFFIELD ATLANTA, GA. Sophomore Class MEMBERS FRANCES SINQUEFIELD LOUISVILLE, CA. CLARABEL SMITH DECATUR, GA. SALLY STALLINGS NEWNAN, GA. KATE STRAIN ROME, GA. NINA JOE STRAIN ROME, CA. LOUISE TOWXES ROME, GA. ELIZABETH VANDIVER ROME, GA. PHYLLIS WALKER MIAMI, FLA. MARIE WALLER ROME, GA. CARRIE MERRILL WYATT MARSHALL, TEX. MARY WHITFIELD HAWKINSVILLE, GA. FRESHMAN CLASS Took SMyself to Shorter Hill Took myself to Shorter Hill For a little rest and ease, Thought I ' d make nothing but A ' s I ' m thankful now for D ' s. Thought I ' d take a History course, Had too many tests. Then I took up literature Mr. Cousins knows the rest. Turned my ' tention then to Math, Hoping for a cinch. Dropped that subject in three days, And th en I took up French. Finding Latin was too hard, Decided on B. S. But when I entered that Physics Class I flunked out like the rest. Chemistry Lab three times a week, Biology as well. But speaking of Philosophy Oh, that ' s too sad to tell! By this time to my mind Came this little thought: Shorter Hill ' s a grand old place, But it ain ' t no winter resort! Freshman Class OFFICERS CLYDE EZELL ELIZABETH DAVIDSON Secretary President LAURA HOUSER I ' ice-President MARY DELL CARSON Treasurer Freshman Class MARGARET ANDERSON MARTHA BATTEY FANNIE COLE BLACKBURN FRANCES BOOKER LUCELIA BORDERS JESSIE BRADLEY MARY BROOKS ELIZABETH BROWN ISOBEL BURTON LAURA GATES ANNE CHRISTIAM KATHERINE COLEMAN KATHLEEN COMBS Freshman Class MIRIAM DARBY HELEN ERWIN ELEANOR FULLER ELEANOR GAINES NELL GILBERT ELIZABETH GUEST CORNELIA HALEY LORETTA HALEY LOUISE HARDIN HELEN HARRISON MARTHA HAYS MARGARET HENDERSON Freshenaii Class EMMILYN HUNTER ELIZABETH JACKSON ROSALEE JENKINS FLORENCE JESTER BLANCHE JONES KATE LAMAR MARGARET LAWRENCE VIRGINIA LEE MARY ALICE LEGWIN LOUISE LOVE ELIZABETH MAPP PATTI WRIGHT McGHEE Freshman Class AGNES MILLER MARY MOLPUS MILDRED MORTON EMMA HARDIN Moss CHARLOTTE MURPHY SARAH JOE MARRAY HELEN MYERS CHARLOTTE Nix CLYDE WHEELER PARRISH IMAAL PATTERSON CLARA ELLA PORTER MILDRED QUARLES Freshman Class ANNE REDDING EUGENIA RUTLAND FRANCES RYLE JANE SHANNON HARRIET SHEPPARD MARY COOLEY SMITH NORMA SMITH VIRGINIA SMOAK. ELIZABETH TARVER MARY RICHARDS TURNER DOROTHY WARN ELL AXNIE LAURIE WHITEHEAD VIRGINIA WOOTEN organizations DUPLICATIONS The Argo Staff CLEOXE WILLIXGHAM Editor-in-Chief MAYREE OSBORN Associate Editor DOROTHV MOLPUS Associate Editor ALICE SHEPARD Business Manager MARTHA BURNEY Business Manager GERALDIXE BROWN ' Art Editor CRESWELL MORRISETTE 4rt Editor MIRIAM AUSTIN Kodak Editor MARY JULIA WILD Subscription Editor GEORGIA HOLMES Subscription Editor HELEN ROBERTS Junior Representative 80 THE PERISCOPE iner Roa: umbers in t 1 ourse of A Lectures The Periscope Staff MAYREE OSBORN Editor-in-Chief LUCY RICHARDS Associate Editor BETTY NEWTON Business Manager EDNA GAY ... Business Manager SARA HUGHES . . Departmental Editor SARAH EDWARDS Subscription Editor GERALDINE LEGC Joke Editor CRESSWELL MORISETTE Society Editor 81 The Chimes Staff OFFICERS IDA SHEPARD Editor-in-Chief BIRDIE BONDURAXT Associate Editor GERALDIN ' E LEGO Associate Editor EDITH BRYAN Business Manager DOROTHY SIMMS Business Manager wr ACTIVITIES r AffifiO Student Government Association MIRIAM J. AUSTIN GRACE JACKSON . OFFICERS President JEAN CLECKLER SARA JOHNSON . . Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Senior Representatives FLORENCE CONNER BIRDIE BONDURANT GERALDIXE BROWN Junior Representatives MARGARET OWEN SARA HUGHES Sophomore Representatives HELEN BROWN VIVIAN BROWN CLARA MARTIN GUERRY Town Girl Representative LUCILE McCURRY Student Treasurer CECILIA HUFF r iation OFFICERS GERALDINE BROWN President IDA SHEPARD Secretary SARA HUCHES Treasurer GLADYS HAGGARD Vice-President 86 IOHI Cabinet BIRDIE BONDURANT Social Service FLORENCE CONNER Social Service EVELYN JACKSON Campus Problems MARY W ATKINS Campus Problems MARY WALLACE Intercolleyiale Publicity MIRIAM AUSTIN Honorary Member FRANCES CRAWFORD Toivn Girl Representative EUGENIA DODD Music MILDRED Nix Campus Publicity BETTY NEWTON Tuesday Evening Service JEAN CLECKLER World Fellowship MARGARET OWEN Editor of Hilltop Views HELEN BROWN Morning Watch Service CLARABEL SMITH Librarian My Mammy told me long tim e ago, Say, Chile, don ' t you join any other club you know. Vou ' ll lose all yo ' honor, ' Crease all yo ' woe. What in the world will become of you, Nobody knows! Polymmiam Officers CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE President PETRONA UNDERWOOD GEORGIA HOLMES ice-Presidents MARTHA BURNEY Secretary DOROTHY MOLPUS Treasurer 90 SARA LEILA ADAMS LOUISE ARNOLD {CATHERINE ALLEN LUCILLE ANDERSON MARGARET ANDERSON- HELEN BARCERON LOUISE BARCLAY EI JISE BROCDON BIRDIE BONDURANT MARTHA BURNEY KATHERIXE BURNEY JANE BROADHURST EDITH BRYAN JESSIE BRADLEY MARGARET BATTLES MARY BROOKS ELIZABETH BROWN LUCELIA BORDERS MARJORIE CURRY FLORENCE CONNER ELLEN CLAXTON LIL CONNELL CAROLYN COLLIER FRANCES CRAWFORD KATHERINE COLEMAN LAURA GATES ANN CHRISTIAN BESSIE W. CALLOWAY BERTA MAE COCHRAN DELL CARSON KATHLEEN COMBS IMA JEAN DEMPSEY EUGENIA DODD FLORENCE DODD MARION DYAR ELIZABETH DAVIDSON MIRIAM DARBY SARA EDWARDS ELEANOR FULLER EMMA GREER MATTIE W. GLOVER CLARA M. GUERRY MIRIAM GRIFFIN ELEANOR GAINES NELL GILBERT EDWINA HOUSER JOSEPHINE HARDMAN IDA S. HARDMAN MARIOX HOWARD ESTELLE HUGULEY GRACE HUGULEY MARY HARBIN RUTH HUFFMAN GEORGIA HOLMES CELIA HUFF LAURA HOUSER LOUISE HARDIN BILLIE HENDRICKS MARGARET HENDERSON MARTHA HAYS NELLIE HOWARD CORNELIA HALEY LORETTA HALEY EMMILYN HUNTER LEONORA HARVEY EVELYN JACKSON VALERIA JOHNSON ULLAINEE JOHNSON CLARA KNOX CORRIE V. LITTLE GERALDINE LEGG LILLIAN LEE MARGARET LAWRENCE VIRGINIA LEE DOROTHY MOLPUS CRESSWELI. MORRISETTE EDITH MOORE KATHERINE MCCALLUM HELEN MCLEOD MARY MOLPUS HELEN MYERS PATTI W. MCGHEE ANNE MORGAN ANDREA MEADOWS SARA JOE MURRAY FREDDIE MCDOWELL ELIZABETH MEWTON MARJORIE NEW RUTH OSTERHOUT LOUISE PARTAIN GLENNIE PADGETT ELOISE PARKER CLARA E. PORTER BETTY RIVES HELEN ROBERTS ELIZABETH RICHARDSON ANNIE RUCKER ANNE REDDING DOROTHY SMITH DOROTHY SIMMS EVELYN SIMMONS DOROTHY SHELL FRANCES SINQUEFIELD CLARABEL SMITH SALLY STALLINGS KATE STRAIN Jo STRAIN MOZELLE SHAMBLIN MARY C. SMITH HARRIET SHEPPARD JANE SHANNON NORMA SMITH LOULY TURNER PETRONA UNDERWOOD ELIZABETH VANDIVER MARY WALLACE KATHERINE WALLACE MARY WATKINS DOROTHY WARNELL VIRGINIA WOOTEN f The Eumomiae Literary Society OFFICERS GLADYS HAGGARD President MARY JULIA WILD Vice-President SARAH HUGHES Vice-President MARGARET DASHER Secretary GRACE JACKSON Treasurer CENSORS EUGENIA DOUGHTIE EDNA GAY MABELLE HARRIS FRANCES RYLE SONG LEADERS SISTER RUSSELL EDNA GAY JENNIE BETH SHEFFIELD MIRIAM AUSTIN FANNIE COLE BLACKBURN MARY BLALOCK FRANCES BOOKER GERALDINE BROWN HELEN BROWN VIVIAN BROWN ISABELLE BURTON NELL CALDWELL HUGHIE CLECKLER JEAN CLECKLER HAZEL CORMANY -MARGARET DASHER LOUISE DOBBS MEMBERS EUGENIA DOUGHTIE HELEN ERWIN CLYDE EZELL EDNA GAY ELIZABETH GUEST GLADYS HAGGARD MABELLE HARRIS PARNELL HARRIS CATHERINE HILL SARA HUGHES CONNIE RUTH IRVIN ELIZABETH JACKSON GRACE JACKSON ROSALIE JENKINS FLORENCE JESTER SARA JOHNSON BLANCHE JONES ELIZABETH KINARD KATE LAMAR MARY ALICE LEGWIN CAROLYN LEMAN LOUISE LOVE RUTH MCBRIDE LUCILE McCuRRY CLAIRE McGiNNis WlLMA McGlNNIS MARTHA McKiNNEY ETHEL MADDOX ELIZABETH MAPP JENNY LIND MATHER MARY FRANCES MATHER HELEN MEREDITH AGNES MILLER MARIE MANCINI MILDRED MORTON HELEN MORRIS EMMA HARDIN Moss ENA MAE MUXRO CHARLOTTE MURPHY CHARLOTTE Nix MILDRED Nix MAYREE OSBORN MARGARET OWEN CLYDE PARISH IMAAL PATTERSON LILLIAN PIERPONT ELIZABETH PRINTUP MILDRED QUARRELS CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS LUCY RICHARDS MARGARET ROGERS LEILA RUSSELL EUGENIA RUTLAND FRANCES RYLE DOROTHY SCHULER MARJORIE SCHULER JENNIE BETH SHEFFIELD IDA SHEPARD ALICE SHEPARD VIRGINIA SMOAKE ELIZABETH TARVER MARY RICHARDS TURNER LOUISE THOMPSON PHYLLIS WALKER MARY WHITFIELD ANNIE LAURIE WHITEHEAD MARY JULIA WILD CLEONE WILLINGHAM CARRIE MERRILL WYATT ATHLETICS Athletic Association OFFICERS EVELYN JACKSON President MARION HOWARD . Vice-President RUTH OSTERHOUT Secretary FRANCES SINQUEFIELD Treasurer BIRDIE BOXDURANT Senior Representative SARAH EDWARDS Junior Representative ELIZABETH VANDIVER .... Sof iomore Representative CLYDE EZELL Freshman Representative 96 Life Savers MEMBERS MIRIAM AUSTIN CLARA CAYCE JANE BROADHURST MARION HOWARD EVELYN JACKSON MARY ALICE LECWIN MEMBERS GRACE JACKSON FLORENCE CONNER BlRDIH BOXDURANT HELEN BARGERON MARV WALLACE EVELYN JACKSON SARAH EDWARDS MARION HOWARD JANE BROADHURST ENA MAE MUNRO LUCY RICHARDS JEAN CLECKLER MIRIAM AUSTIN Hikers Club MARGARET ANDERSON EDNA ASHBURN BIRDIE BOXDURANT JANE BROADHURST NELL CALDWELL CLARA CAYCE KATHERINE COMBS MIRIAM DARBY LOUISE DOBBS SARA EDWARDS ELINOR GAINES LENORA HARVEY MARION HOWARD EUGENIA DOUGHTIE EUGENIA DODD Captain MEMBERS ENA MAE MUNROE JABE SHEFFIELD HELEN MEREDITH LEILA RUSSELL ALICE SHEPARD IDA SHEPARD RUTH OSTERHOUT MARY WHITFIELD CLYDE PARISH CONNIE RUTH IRVIN CARRIE MERRILL WYATT LOUISE PARTAIN NORMA SMITH ANNE MORGAN DOROTHY WARNELL GRACE JACKSON EVELYN JACKSON ELIZABETH MAPP FREDDIE MCDOWELL CHARLOTTE Nix CLARA KNOX VIRGINIA LEE MARY DICK TURNER ANNIE RUCKER MILDRED Nix CLARABELLE SMITH MARIE WALLER LILLIAN LEE ANNE REDDING LUCY RICHARDS I I Teai EVELYN JACKSON Captain MEMBERS MIRIAM AUSTIN BIRDIE BONOURANT HELEN BARGERON GRACE JACKSON IDA SHEPARD CLEONE WILLINGHAM ' - %J ? Seeior Volley Team IDA SHEPARD Captain MEMBERS FLORENCE COXXER EVELYN JACKSOV ALICE SHEPARD GRACE JACKSON- Lucv RICHARDS Senior Swimming Team MIRIAM AUSTIN, Captain EVELYN JACKSON GRACE JACKSON JANE BROADHURST Junior Swimming Team CLARA CAYCE, Captain EDNA GAY MARION HOWARD ; Sophomore Swimming Team FRANCES SINQUKFIELD, Captain CLARA MARTIN GUERRY ELOISE PARKER PHYLLIS WALKER Freshman Swimming Team MARY ALICE LEGWIN, Captain CLYDE EZELL NELL GILBERT Junior Basket Ball Team SARA EDWARDS, Captain JANE BROADHURST EDNA GAY MARION HOWARD CLARA KNOX JANE BROADHURST CLARA CAYCE Junior Volley Ball Team MARION HOWARD, Captain JEAN CLECKLER EDNA GAY MABELLE HARRIS CLARA KNOX 104 fltfl O AjftjfcjlL Freshman Volley Ball Team CLYDE EZELL, Captain ELEANOR HOWARD KATE LAMAR CORNELIA KILPATRICK MARY ALICE I.KGWIN HELEN- MYERS Freshman Basket Ball Team CLYDE EZELL, Captain EMMILYN HUNTER CHARLOTTE NIX- KATE LAMAR ELIZABETH TARVER ANNIE LAURA WHITEHEAD NHLL CAI.DWELL Sophomore Basket Ball Team LEILA RUSSELL, Captain CONNIE RUTH IRWIN FRANCES SIXQUEFIELD RUTH OSTERHOUT CONNIE RUTH IRWIN MARY FRANCES MATHER Sophomore Volley Ball Team NELL CALDWELL, Captain JENNIE LIND MATHER FREDDIE MCDOWELL RUTH OSTERHOUT JABE SHEFFIELD 106 r Founded 1908 Colors: Pink and Baby Blue Flower: Forget-me-not Motto: Put up your hair and wear long dresses OFFICERS COKRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE President MARJORIE CURRY Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS PETRONA UNDERWOOD MARY HARBIN JANE SHANNON BILUE HENDRICKS CLARA ELLA PORTER ELLEN CLAXTON RUTH HUFFMAN JESSIE BRADLEY PATH WRIGHT McGEE MARY COOI.KY SMITH HOXORARY MEMBERS Miss LOUISE BENNETT Miss ELIZABETH WARXER MRS. PAUL COUSINS MRS. EVERETT SAMMONS, JR. f IOJO J u q 5! a. la AlitlCtil Flower: Red Carnation Epsilon Delta Club Symbol: The Brick Colors: Red and Black OFFICERS MARY WALLACE President EDITH BRYAN Secretary JOSEPHINE HARDMAN Treasurer MARY WALLACE DOROTHY MOLPUS MEMBERS MARGARET DASHER MARY JULIA WILD EDITH BRYAN GLADYS HAGGARD . .. MEMBERS JOSEPHINE HARDMAN VIVIAN BROWN MARION DVAR EMMA GREEK DOROTHY SHELL BETSY PRINTUP IDA S. HARDMAN CATHERINE HILL MARY MOLPUS BIRDIE M. COCHRAN 4 Colors: Pink and Purple Dahm Club Founded 1912 Motto: Never say die say DAHM! OFFICERS MARTHA HURXEV President ELIZABETH NEWTON Treasurer Fltnufr: Li y of the Valley IfttO A GEORGIE HOLMES DAHM r I LOULY TURNER , BETTY NEWTON MARTHA BURNEY BESSIE CALLANVAY ELIZABETH DAVIDSON MARY LEGXVIN RUTH M9 BRIDE FRANCES SINQUEFIELD DAUM EDWIN A HOUSER SARA EDWARDS CLUB L I KATHERINECOLEMAN LAURA HOUSER EDNA ASHBURN gfc-- ffifiO BJ OWAI AiABELLE; HARR.1S DELTA CHI i |S DELTA CHI 119 Colors: Roval Blue and Silver Grev Perfume: L ' heure bleue OFFICERS MIRIAM AUSTIN . President GERALDINE BROWN Vice-President CLAIRE McGiNNis Secre tary-Treasurer MEMBERS EDNA GAY WILMA McGiNNis MABELLE HARRIS MARGARET OWEN SARA HUGHES HELEN ROBERTS HELEN BROWN PLEDGES HELEN MCL.EOD KATE LAMAR CHARLOTTE MURPHY MARY FRANCES MATHER JENNY LIND MATHER CLYDE EZELL A strange and beautiful figure we find In an old scrapbook of queer design A fair maiden of the days of yore, Whose reticent charms iue all adore, A happy smile, a ininsome face, The delicate softness of old lace ; The clinging fragrance of perfume rare Brings the essence of sweetness to the air. Her thoughtful eyes of subtle hue Inspire a purpose high and true. The virtues which blessed this maid of renotvn. In the heart of each Delta Chi are found. Thug GLADYS HAGGARD, Thug Leader GAXGSTERS MIRIAM AUSTIN GERALDINE BROWN CLEONE WII.LINGHAM MABELLE HARRIS SARA HUGHES EDNA GAY GRACE JACK SON CLARA CAYCE MARY JULIA WILD MARGARET OWEN IDA SHEPARD CLAIRE McGiNNis H. O. T. OFFICERS CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE President EDWINA HOUSER Vice-President BIRDIE BONDURANT Secretary MEMBERS MARTHA BURNEY MARY WALLACE DOROTHY MOLPUS FRANCES SINQUEFIEI.D MARJORIE CURRY PETRONA UNDERWOOD LOULY TURNER IDA S. HARDMAN BETTY NEWTON EUGENIA DODD ( ' olors: Black and Orange Time: After Dark Place of Meeting: Back Fence Flower: Kat Tail Motto: E. K. H. H. T. MARION DYAR fice-Presideat OFFICERS HELEN BARGERON President CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS MARJORIE CURRY MARY HARBIN EMMA GREER VIVIAN BROWN LOULY TURNER EDWINA HOUSER ELLEN CLAXTON GEORGIA HOLMES IDA S. HARDMAN DOROTHY MOLPUS GLENNIE PADGETT MARY WATKINS MARY JULIA WILD CLARA KNOX RUTHIE McliRIDE , Cotilliom Club OFFICERS GEORGIE HOLMES ......................... President CLAIRE McGiNNis ................... Pice-President CLEONE WILLIXGHAM ......... Secretary and Treasurer CLUB SPONSOR HELEN ROBERTS MEMBERS MARY WALLACE MARGARET DASHER CLARABEL SMITH MIRIAM AUSTIN ELIZABETH KINARD ANNIE RUCKER IOJO MEMBERS MARJORIE CURRY DOROTHY MOLPUS EDNA GAY RUTH OSTERHOUT BLANCHE JONES EDNA ASHBURN ELIZABETH PRINTUP LAURA HOUSER MARY FRANCES MATHER JENNIE LIND MATHER 125 Do Nothings F louver: Bachelor Button Motto: Put off ' til tomorrow what you should do today Slogan: I ' m too high hat and you ' re too low-down OFFICERS DOROTHY MOLPUS President MARIOK DYAR Secretary MEMBERS KATHERINE WALLACE ESTELLE HUGULEY EVELYN SIMMONS CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE GEORCIE HOLMES EDWIVA HOUSER MARY WALLACE MARY JuL ' A WILD RUTH MCBRIDE Fl EDDIE MCDOWELL EDSA GAY EMMA GREER RUTH HUFFMAN ELOISE BROGDON 136 Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Pansy OFFICERS HELEN ROBERTS President PETRONA UNDERWOOD Vice-President MIRIAM AUSTIN Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS RUTH HUFFMAN CAROLYN COLLIER ELOISE PARKER CLARABEL SMITH LORETTA HALEY CORNELIA HALEY LAURA GATES ANNE REDDING ULANEE JOHNSON ELIZABETH TARVER VIRGINIA LEE RUTH OSTERHOUT BETTY RIVES CATHERINE MCCALLUM EMMA HARDIN Moss SARAH Jo MURRAY ELIZABETH VANDIVER MARY COOI.EY SMITH 127 Floiaer: Violet CLARA KNOX Vice-President Motto: Eventually, why knot now? OFFICERS SARA EDWARDS President ESTELLE HUGULEY Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS HELEN BROWN EDNA GAY DOROTHY SHELL HELEN McLEOD ELIZABETH DAVIDSON MARY WATKINS MARY BROOKS MARY HARBIN MARY ALICE LEGWIN RUTH MCBRIDE KATE LAMAR MARGARET BATTLES LUCELIA BORDERS 128 jtf T S. O. S. MEMBERS MARY WALLACE, President MARTHA BURKEV CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE MARY JULIA WILD EDITH BRYAN GLADYS HAGGARD DOROTHY MOLPUS EDWINA HOUSER GEORGIE ' HCILMES MARGARET DASHER KATHERINE HILL KATHERINE BURNEY 129 AvIiifiO Atlanta Freshman. Club Flower: Sweet Pea CLYDE EZELL Vice-President OFFICERS NELL GILBERT President Colors: Blue and White CHARLOTTE MURPHY Secretary and Treasurer ISABELLE BURTON DELL CARSON MEMBERS HELE HARRISON ' ELIZABETH JACKSON; IMAAL PATTERSON ' VIRGINIA SMOAKE 130 The International JRelations Club MARY WALLACE I ' ice-President Miss KELLOGG Miss MELL ENA MAE MUNRO President FACULTY ADVISERS Miss GEORGE DR. HALL GERALDINE BROWN Secretary and Treasurer DR. DAILY DR. MEADOWS MIRIAM AUSTIN BIRDIE EONDURANT JANE BROADHURST EDITH BRYAN MARY BLALOCK HELEN- BROWN MARTHA BURNEY ELOISE BROGDON FRANCES CRAWFORD CLARA CASEY JEAN CLECKLER NELL CALDWELL FLORENCE CONNER EUGENIA DODD MARION DYAR EUGENIA DOUGHTIE EMMA GREEK EDWINA HOUSER GLADYS HAGGARD CECELIA HUFF JOSEPHINE HARDMAN CATHERINE HILL RUTH HUFFMAN CONNIE RUTH IRVIN CLARA KNOX SARA JOHNSON CORRIE VIRGINIA LITTLE LILLIAN LEE LUCILE McCURRY HELEN MORRIS MILDRED Nix MARIE OSBORN LOUISE PARTAIN GLENNIE PADGETT LILLIAN PIERPONT ELOISE PARKER LUCY RICHARDS BETTY RIVES DOROTHY SCHULER DOROTHY SIMMS IDA SHEPARD NINA JOE STRAIN FLORENCE TODD CARRIE MERRILL WYATT CLEONE WILLINCHAM MARY WHITFIELD The Camerata Club FLORENCE CONKER ' . . President LOUISE ARNOLD I ' ice-President CLARA MARTIN GUERRY Secretary and Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Miss RAMSEY MR. RALSTON MR. NEW Miss MORRIS Miss BENNETT LOUISE ARNOLD FLORENCE CONNER MARJORIE CURRY LOULY TURNER MILDRED Nix PARNELL HARRIS JEAN CLECKLER EVELYN SIMMONS MARIE WALLER MARY HARBIN CAROLYN COLLIER DOROTHY SHELL NELL CALDWELL HUGHIE CLECKLER MEMBERS CLARA MARTIN GUERRY PHYLLIS WALKER BILLIE HENDRICKS ANNE MORGAN BERTHA MAE COCHRAN FRANCES RYLE 132 LAURA HOUSER PATTIE WRIGHT McGHEE ANNE CHRISTIAN ELIZABETH DAVIDSON MARY BROOKS ELIZABETH JACKSON ANNIE L. WHITEHEAD DOROTHY MOI.PUS President MARTHA BURNEY Vice-President ALICE SHEPARD Secretary and Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS MR. COUSINS Miss FOSTER MRS. RICHARDSON MEMBERS SARA LEILA ADAMS MIRIAM AUSTIN ELIZABETH BROWN BESSIE WALKER GALLOWAY MARGARET DASHER LIL CONNELL EDNA GAY GLADYS HAGGARD LENORA HARVEY EDWINA HOUSER GEORCIE HOLMES ESTELLE HUCULEY GRACE HUCULEY VALERIA JOHNSON CLARA KNOX MARY WATKINS MARY JULIA WILD GERALDINE LEGG KATHERINE MCCALLUM LUCILE MCCURRY EDITH MOORE MARJORIE NEW BETTY NEWTON MAYREE OSBORN MARGARET OWEN GLENNIE PADGETT ' 33 CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS BETTY RIVES HELEN ROBERTS ANNIE RUCKER IDA SHEPARD LOUISE THOMPSON KATHERINE WALLACE MARY WALLACE Kappa Gamma Tau GRACE JACKSON LUCY RICHARDS . . . President PETRONA UNDERWOOD .... Vice-President Vice-President BIRDIE BONDURANT . Secietary and Treasurer DR. MARTIN DR. HIGHTOWER Miss PRICE Miss MOORE DR. MCALLISTER DR. PORTER MRS. CUMMINGS MEMBERS EUGENIA DODD ALICE SHEPARD SARA LEILA ADAMS IDA SHEPARD EVELYN JACKSON DOROTHY SMITH MARION HOWARD CECILIA HUFF SARA EDWARDS ELIZABETH KINARD PETRONA UNDERWOOD MABELLE HARRIS CLARA CAYCE ' 34 Hispanic Society BEITY RIVES . . MARIOS ' HOWARD . . President ice-President WILMA McGlNNis CLAIRE McGlNNis - Secretary Treasurer DR. McCoNNELL LOUISE DOBBS EUGENIA DOUGHTIE EDNA GAY IDA S. HARDMAN LOUISE HARDIN MEMBERS MARION HOWARD GRACE HUGULEY KATE LAMAR CLAIRE MC NNIS WlLMER McGlNNIS HELEN MORRIS ENA MAE MUNROE CHARLOTTE Nix RUTH OSTERHOUT MARGARET OWEN BETTY RIVES ANNIE RUCKER MARY JULIA WILD MARY WATKINS ' 35 10 0 Choral Club OFFICERS MARJORIE CURRY President MILDRED Nix Secretary and Treasurer CLARA M. GUERRY Librarian CAROLYN COLLIER . Associate Librarian Choral Club KATHERYN WALLACE MARTHA HAYES GRACE HUGULEY MRS. PORTER MARJORIE CURRY EDITH MOORE LOUISE ARNOLD NELL CALDWELL CLARA KNOX JANE BROADHURST SARA JOHNSON PHYLLIS WALKER LOULY TURNER SARA EDWARDS ELOISE PARKER RUTH McBRiDE BILUE HENDRICKS ANNE CHRISTIAN MEMBERS ELOISE BROGDON HUCHIE CLECKLER FLORENCE CONNER MILDRED Nix SARA JOE MURRAY LILLIAN LEE IMAAL PATTERSON PKTRONA UNDERWOOD MARGARET OWEN RUTH OSTERHOUT CLARA M. GUERRY DOROTHY SHELL MARIE WALLER ELEANOR FULLER VIVIAN BROWN CLARABEL SMITH KATHERYN BURNEY ELIZABETH GUEST MARY BROOKS ANNIE RUCKER HELEN MYERS MARY HARBIN CAROLYN COLLIER EVELYN JACKSON IDA SHEPARD ALICE SHEPARD ELIZABETH JACKSON NELL GILBERT FRANCES RYLE JENNIE BRADLEY PATH WRIGHT MCGHEE ELEANOR GAINES LUCELIA BORDERS NORMA SMITH LAURA HOUSER HELEN MEREDITH FRANCES BOOKER OFFICERS MARTHA BURNEY President HELEN BARGERON Vice-President SARA LEILA ADAMS Secretary KATHRYN McCALLUM Treasurer THE PLAYERS SARA LEILA ADAMS KATHERYN ALLEN MIRIAM AUSTIN LOUISE BARCLAY HELEN BARGERON MARGARET BATTLES JESSIE BRADLEY ELOISE BROCDON EDITH BRYAN GERALDINE BROWN MARTHA BURNEY ELLEN CLAXTON KATHERINE COLEMAN KATHLEEN COMBS LIL CONNELL SARA EDWARDS ELEANOR FULLER MATTIE W. GLOVER EMMA GREER IDA S. HARDMAN EDWINA HOUSER SARA HUGHES CONNIE R. IRVIN VALERIA JOHNSON ELIZABETH KINARD MARY WATKINS CLARA KNOX KATE LAMAR LILLIAN LEE VIRGINIA LEE GERALDINE LECG MARY ALICE LEGWIN LOUISE LOVE KATHERYN MCCALLUM CLAIRE MC NNIS WlLMA McGlNNIS FREDDIE MCDOWELL MARTHA McKiNNEY MARY MOLPUS HELEN MORRIS MAR.JORIE NEW BETTY NEWTON CLYDE PARRISH HETSY PRINTUP ANNE REDDING HELEN ROBERTS FRANCES SINQUEFIELD CLARABEL SMITH KATE STRAIN LOUISE THOMPSON LOULY TURNER The Queen ' s Husband THREE ACT PLAYS Commencement Play A Successful Calamity Captain Applejack THE QUEEX ' S HUSBAND Presented by the Shorter Players in the College Auditorium, November 18, 1929. 139 I DOROTHY SIMS . . MARY JULIA PYLE . . Pi evident Vice-President KDITII BRYAN . . ELIZABETH GUEST Treasurer . Secretary MEMBERS LOUISE ARNOLD EDITH BRYAN CATHERINE BURNEY FRANCES CRAWFORD HELEN MCL.EOD MARY JULIA PYLE ELIZABETH BROWN PARNEI.L HARRIS LOUISE BARCLAY HAZEL CORMANY MATTIE WALL GLOVER MIRIAM GRIFFIN MARIA MANCINI MARTHA BATTEY ELIZABETH BROWN JULIA EARLY ELIZABETH GUEST LOUISE HARDIN FLORENCE JESTER LUCILE McCuRRY ANDREA MEADOWS ELIZABETH RICHARDSON DOROTHY SIMMS LOUISE THOMPSON CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS FLORENCE TODD KATE STRAIN NIXA Jo STRAIN LOUISE TOWNES 140 ELIZABETH VANDIVER MARIE WALLER MARGARET LAWRENCE AGNES MILLER HELEN MYERS CLARA ELLA PORTER MILDRED OUARLES EUGENIA RUTLAND VIRGINIA WOOTEN ._ Beta Pi Theta T w Flower: Le Fleur de Lis Colors: Le poupre, 1 ' or et le blane VIRGINIA BRVAX, Winner of 1927 National French Essay Medal GRACK ERVVIN, Winner of 1929 National French Essay Medal OFFICERS DOROTHY SIMMS President GI.ENNIE PADGETT Vice-President MARY JUI.IA WILD Secretary EVELYN JACKSON Treasurer MABEI.I.F. HARRIS . . C-:rresp-nding Secretary KATHERINE BURNEY . . Publicity Chairman MARY WHITFIELD JABE SHEFFIELD MEMBERS ELIZABETH RICHARDSON- HELEN MEREDITH DR. JOHN WARE Faculty Adviser HAZEL CORMANY LOUISE TOWNES Mho Delta OFFICERS BIRDIE RONDURANT President MAVREE OSBORN Pice-President GERALDINE LEGG Secretary and Treasurer FACULTY MEMBERS Miss FOSTER MR. COUSINS MEMBERS MIRIAM AUSTIN SARA HUGHES DOROTHY SIMMS HELEN ROBERTS IDA SHEPARD MARY WHITFIELD Granddaughters of Shorter OFFICERS DOROTHY SIMMS President MARY HARBIN Vice-President MARGARET HE DERSOS Secretary and Treasurer Full Members Mother Graduated Edwina Houser Mrs. J. A. Houser (Iza Hartley) 1900 Laura Houser Mrs. J. A. Houser {Iza Hartley) 1900 Florence Conner Mrs. T. G. Conner (Lena Allen) 1898 Agnes Miller Mrs. George Miller (Jane A. Dean) 1909 Mary Cooley Smith Mrs. L. K. Smith (Annabel Rhodes) 1900 Florence Todd Mrs. C. A. Todd (Julia V. Reese) 1904 Aunt Mildred Nix Mary Appleby 1925 Margaret Henderson Mrs. Frank Irvin 1879 Charlotte Nix Mary Applvby 1925 Eleanor Fuller Mrs. W. F. Harbour (Pattie Wright) 1896 Carrie M. Wyatt Mrs. C. J. Wyatt (Joy Glover) 1907 Mrs. R. N. Wyatt (Betty Belts) 1918 Dorothy Simms Mrs. Jas. Hutche on (Mamie Niehds) 1885 Clara Knox Mrs. J. W. Daniel (Minnie Knox) 1912 Mary Whltfleld Mrs. Lipscomb (Frances Willingham) 1899 Cleone Willingham Mrs. Ollie Arnold (Anne Wlnningham 18X2 Louise Townes M:SS I ;tis Allrii 1894 Associate Members Members u hose relative attended Shorter, but did lint graduate Edna Ashburn Mrs. Park Harper (Edna Ashburn) Aunt Mattle W. Glover Mrs. John (ilovcr (Mattie Wall) Mothe C. V. Little Mrs. T. L. Little Mothe Ullainee Johnson Mrs. J. S. Johnson Mothe Elizabeth Guest Mrs. A. S. Guest Mothe Mildred Morton Mrs. G. P. Morton (Foy Murphy) Mothi ' Margaret Lawrence Mrs. Wm. Razor (Bessie Maitland) Aun Mary Harbin Mrs. W. P. Harbin (Edith Lester) Mothe Elizabeth Vandiver Mrs. Linton Vandiver Mothe Sally Stallings Mrs. stalling!) (Sally Gibson) Mothe Katherine Burney Mrs. S. J. Burncy (Nellie Bass) Mothe Pattie McGhee Mrs. Louis Tilley (Margaret Wright) Aun Mrs. Frank McGhee (Anne Wright) Mothe 143 Classical Club Labor Omnia I ' incct OFFICERS DOROTHY SIMMS President ELIZABETH GUEST Secretary JEAN CLECKLER Vice-President MARGARET LAWRENCE Treasurer DR. THOMPSON, Faculty Adviser Members: ANDREA MEADOWS, CRESWELL MORRISETTE, GEORCIE HOLMES, ENA MAE MUNRO, GER- ALDINE LEGG, LENORE HARVEY, ESTELLE HUGULEY, ELEANOR GAINES, MARTHA HAYES, HARRIETT SHEPHERD, LAURA GATES, JESSIE BRADLEY, EMMA HARDIN Moss, ELIZABETH MAPP. 144 feature BEAUTY Claire 5Wc(jmnis Helen fMcLeod SMary Harbin Jessie ' ' Bradley Mary Wallace Queen I At 1 . I SUPERLATIVE Wallace 1 i i 1 i The Ideal Shorter Girl Qieone Willingham The Most Loyal Miriam oAustin The Most Versatile Qorrie Virginia Little The Most Popular -I jfffCT . ' A- S yxT x v X7A. : vxT xr XTxx :.xTKV TAX :: ' - : Svelyn Jackson Best Sportswoman ZSZSZSZSZSESZ Dorothy The Most Stylish (jladys Haggard The Most Charming ' SIGHTS AND INSIGHTS SHE ' S A NE W KIND OF Old-fashioned Girl Two Eyes of Grey MB .- ' . = SMBIES Featured b r - EOWWA HO11SEP. Remick Music CORR _____ jjf, - _ 2l9W.46!ST..NBVuVork MAUTHA- }y 162 f MAYDAY II ni i If Alt Y LEE JOHIISOII ' 6 3 IOJO - o- SHORTER IN ACTION 1. Where we sleep. 2. Alice, Ida and Grace they ' ve been eat- ing again! 3. Snorter ' s postmistress none other than Lucy. 4. Sara, Miriam and Cleone my such celeb- rities! 5. Dr. Porter quite harmless here. 6. Betty, Evelyn, Ida and Glennlc little did they know when this was taken that they would be so stylish with long skirts. 7. Shorter ' s Toonervllle Trolley. 8. Grace and Ida in the process of . 9. Jerry our Y. W. president. 10. Charming Miss Brown. 11. Miriam in quite a new role. 12. Cress, our art editor, seems quite happy. Her work must be over. 13. Cecil seems to be having a hard time getting Birdie to dry her hair. SHORTER IN ACTION 1. Dr. Furry, our president. 2, 3. 4. 5. Scenes of our campus covered with a blanket of snow. 6. Mr. Cousins and Dr. Ware two of our most popular teachers. 7. Jerry and Miriam seem to be going some- where. 8. Ruthie, Helen and Jabe would be unique- 9. Lovely leader of the high-mindeds - Louly. 10. Dot Smith quite demure. 11. Edith and Dot Molpus. 12. A group of the Kids and Dahms. 13. Edith and Marjorie New, pose for this. Senior-Sophomore Sisters Gcorgie and Edna would be unique. Delivery boys? Louise and Marie my, but it ' s great to be sisters. Here we are please smile! Thank you, Lucy and Helen. Edith and Carrie Merrill seem quite happy over the fact that they are being snapped together. Well, well, if here aren ' t two good ol ' E. D. sisters, Betsy and Mary Julia. Freddie seems to be quite attentive to Grace. That ' s the spirit ! And there is Sara Leila and Anne. Never were there two more suited to be sisters. Oh, Dahm! Oh, Dahm! Ed and Mary pause a moment for us to get a good look. Put up your hair and wear long skirts. The Kid Club also seems to be well represented. Hi-Ho! Corrie and Ellen. 166 Senior-Sophomore Sisters Alice and Hazel! All ready for a ride down Into the city even brought the car up close so they wouldn ' t waste long. These fair maids are all smile, but that ' s not unusual. Dot and Helen always have a smile for everyone. These two would have you think they were accustomed to being snapped by society editors. We know better. Burney and Blllle. What ? About to climb out the window! Marjorle, you and Eugenia should know better than that by now. Jennie Lind Is inclined to take it rather seriously, but to Gerry It seems rather funny. I wonder why? Miriam and Mary Frances pause for only a moment. Their days are too full for more than that. Glennie and Berta Mae would have you believe this Is their car the nearest they ever came to it was today! Don ' t cry, little girls. It will all be all right! Louise and Mary look rather sad, but it ' s really the sun! We wonder what Grace holds In her hand. Pierpont doesn ' t seem to even be interested though. Maybe s he ' s watching for the birdie. 167 Senior-Sophomore Sisters Mary and Ike honestly spared us a moment of their time, and then off to town. The sun was a little too strong for these young lassies Catherine and Ruth are diligently trying to smile. Back to back, Gladys and Sister stand, but ' tis only for the camera man. Clarabel and Cress think they are about the sportiest things out and aren ' t they? Car, sweaters and all! Sisterly love, this and why shouldn ' t Jabe and Ida love each other? Carolyn and Mayree caught off guard in a rather playful mood when they weren ' t practicing nor doing Periscope. The true musicians, Florence and Hughie, for even practice is play to them. Tom-boys and then some, Martha and Sing, tried to get away, but the camera man caught ' em. See his shadow? Don ' t be deceived. There wasn ' t a horse anywhere about. But we ' ll have to say that Birdie and Mary certainly look cute! I6S Senior-Sophomore Sisters Frances and Katherine pose for this touching picture of home life. Edith and Dot stopped just one moment on their way to some function. Go on. Dot. We know you are just dying to got in with Louise and ride down he hill. Genie and Ruth again they are together. o They stopped on the stoop to rest a bit Catherine and Margaret. Now for a perfect picture of sisterly love we present to you this one of Margaret and Vivian. What? Early morning and we have both Dot and Eloise actually out of bed! Nuff said! Hales and Dot with Rutine. Evelyn is waiting for the birdie see the smile? Ullanine knows better. Andrea and Mattie Wall think that the sun dial is most appropriate. The White and Gold The li ' hite and gold of memories dear, Enshrine we in our hearts, The teachings of these colors clear, Will ne ' er from us depart. The li ' hite shall stand for purity, The gold for worth untold, We ' ll prove Shorter ' s worth In the ivorld ' s great strife, We ' ll uphold the white and gold. Our Alma Mater ' s standards true We ' ll bear where ' er we go, That others seeing our lives Her glories, too, may know. Our lives shall stand for purity, Our hearts for worth untold, In the world of men. We ' ll prove Shorter ' s ivorth, We ' ll uphold the white and gold. LOUISE BENNETT, ' 14. 170 u ADVERTISEMENTS I Shorter Students Were Fortunate In Having PICTURES APPEARING IN THIS ANNUAL Made By THURSTON HATCHER THURSTQN HATCHER STUDIO Forsyth Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA (VISIT THEIR NEW STUDIO) Georgia Public Utilities Co. 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