Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1937 volume:

COPVRIGHTe c tittup, JSwne,, We, the Hi-Minded Class of ' 37, offer this volume as a record of a few events in a wonderland quite as wonderful as that which Alice herself knew. We have en- deavored to take the advice of the King when he said: Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end; then stop. COHTEriTS COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES EDICATION To DR. RICHARD HALL, TH.M., D.D., the ARGO Staff dedicates this, the twenty-ninth volume of the ARGO. Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late! COLLEGE - - 3, - ' ' . ' lie -. ' Ct f ccne c Vt J-kc ( c ' We called him Tortoise because he taught us. ADMINISTRATION THE flRGO PAUL M. COUS TO THE SENIOR CLASS: AFTER NEARLY FOUR YEARS of association in the varied experiences of Shorter College life, you are within reach of your desired goal. In behalf of the college may I bring you sincere congratulations. May your diploma be a constant reminder to you of the friendships you have formed, of the rewards of scholarship, of the defeats which you have mastered, of your ability to discern true values, and of your acquired right to be constructive leaders in whatever community you may live. We are grateful for the fine services you have rendered our student life, and for your loyal interpretation of your Alma Mater ' s ideals and objectives. In the coming years we shall depend upon you increasingly for help in the development of an even greater Shorter College. We know you will not fail us. PAUL M. COUSINS. 16 MILDRED R. MELL MY BEST WISHES to the Class of 1937. You will always have my affection and interest. C. R. WILCOX I FEEL a peculiar kinship with the members of the Class of 1937. Four years ago we came to Shorter. It has been a pleasure to watch the development of the college and the members of the class during this period of time. It is my wish for you and for Shorter that this growth may continue in the future so that you and the institution both may fulfil the highest possible destiny. LOUISE BENNET WITH SINCEREST good wishes and an unchanging confidence in you and in the Shorter ideals and standards which you represent. THE flRGO BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS DR. L. G. HARDMAN President T. B. OWENS Vice-President AUBREY MATTHEWS Secretary F. S. COOPER Treasurer MEMBERS A. S. BRADLEY Sw ainsboro, Georgia AUBREY MATTHEWS Rome, Georgia MRS. JOHN C. WRIGHT Augusta, Georgia C. J. WYATT Rome, Georgia MRS. J. P. COOPER Rome, Georgia MRS. A. W. VAN HOOSE Atlanta, Georgia L. R. CHRISTIE Louisville, Kentucky MRS. HAROLD COOLEDGE Atlanta, Georgia W. P. HARBIN Rome, Georgia L. G. HARDMAN :; Commerce, Georgia W. F. BARRON Rome, Georgia M. L. BRITTAIN Atlanta, Georgia F. S. BURNEY Waynesboro, Georgia F. S. COOPER Rome, Georgia T. B. OWENS Rome, Georgia ELY CALLAWAY LaGrange, Georgia ' DECEASED 18 THE fiRGO OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION PAUL M. COUSINS, A.M., LL.D. President and Professor of English A.B., Mercer University; A.M., Columbia University; LL.D., Mercer University. CLARENCE ROTHWELL WILCOX, PH.D. Director of Business Administration and Field Work and Professor of Philosophy B.S., A.M., Davidson College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Phi Beta Kappa. MILDRED RUTHERFORD MELL, A.M. Dean and Professor of Sociology A.B., University of Wisconsin; A.M., University of Georgia; Graduate work, University of Wisconsin, Harvard University, University of North Carolina. Phi Beta Kappa. CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, A.M. Professor of History Ph..B., Baylor University; A.M., Columbia University; Graduate work, Columbia Uni- versity, University of Pennsylvania, University of Chicago, University of California, University of Colorado. ALLIE HAYES RICHARDSON, B.O. Associate Professor of Speech B.O., Brenau College; B.O., Emerson College of Oratory; Certificate, Academy of Speech Arts, Boston; Graduate work, University of Chicago, Columbia University. RUBY USHER HIGHTOVCER, PH.D., Professor of Mathematics B.L., Shorter College; Graduate work, University of London; A.M., University of Georgia; Ph.D., University of Missouri. Sigma Xi. CLARA LOUISE THOMPSON, PH.D. Professor of Classical Languages and Acting Professor of Spanish A.B., Washington University; A.M., University of Pennsylvania; Fellow, American School of Classical Studies, Rome, Italy; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Phi Beta Kappa. EVERETT E. PORTER, PH.D. P rofessor of Chemistry A.B., Baylor University; M.S., Ph.D., The Rice Institute. PARTHENIA GEORGE, LIB ' Y Sc. Librarian Woman ' s College of Alabama, Carnegie Library, Alabama State Capitol, Montgomery, Alabama. THE PRGO OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION UNNIE KRISTINA RAMSEY, Mus.B. Associate Professor of Piano Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory of Music; Pupil of Silva-Herard and I. Phillip, Con- servatoire, Fontainebleau, France; Pupil of A. F. Venino, University of Washington; Pupil of Mary U. Bennett, piano, and of John Frazer, ensemble, Oberlin Conservatory. Pi Kappa Lambda. JOHN N. WARE, PH.D. Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Randolph-Macon College; A.M., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. RICHARD HALL, Tn.M., D.D. Professor of Religion Student, University of Richmond; Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Grad- uate work, University of Chicago; George Peabody College for Teachers; D.D., Howard College. WILBUR HARTZELL ROWAND, Mus.B., F.A.G.O. Director of Music Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory of Music; Diplome d ' Aptitude a PEnseignement d ' Orgue, Diplome d ' Execution a 1 ' Orgue, Conservatoire, Fontainebleau, France; Pupil of Palmer Christian, University of Michigan; Fellow, American Guild of Organists. Pi Kappa Lambda. BERTHA E. MARTIN, PH.D. Professor of Biology A.B., Mt. Holyoke College; Ph.D., University of Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. DORA VON TURCKHEIM WARE Instructor in Modern Languages Graduate of Lichtenstein-Callnberg Teachers ' College, Germany; Diplome, Institut de France, Paris. CAMERON DUNCAN EBAUGH, PH.D. Professor of Education and Psychology A.B., Johns Hopkins University; A.M., Middlebury College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Uni- versity. Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Delta Pi. MARTHA GLOVER GRIFFIN, B.S. Instructor in Fine and Applied Arts B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, ibid. LOUISE THOMPSON, A.M. Registrar A.B., Shorter College; A.M., Columbia University. ON OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION I HARRIET GARRETT, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, ibid. JOYCE STOREY, A.B. Assistant in Speech A.B., Shorter College. GRACE WYATT, A.M. Instructor in Biology A.B., Chicora College; B.S., A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, Duke University. MATHILDE MAYER PARLETT, PH.D. Associate Professor of English A.B., Smith College; Ph. D., University of North Carolina. Phi Beta Kappa. MARIAN HAHN TAUBER, Mus.B Associate Professor of Piano Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Pupil of Ernest Hutcheson, Mme. Chaumont and Isidor Philipp in Fontainebleau, and of Theodor Wiehmayer in Munich. VAIDEE GUERRY, A.B. Assistant in Chemistry A.B., Shorter College. MR. GEORGE HARDESTY Associate Professor of Violin and Theory Mus.B., Mus.M., Oberlin; Ohio State University. Member Pi Kappa Lambda. Miss SUSIE BROWN Instructor in French A.B., Wesleyan College; A.M., University of North Carolina; Sorbonne, Paris. ,4.1 Miss KATHERINE TRAWICK Instructor in English B.A., Converse College; M.A., Duke University. Miss MARGARET DENNIS Instructor in Voice B.M., DePauw University; Scholarship Student in Voice and Theory, New York Uni- versity; Graduate work, Columbia University; Student of Isidore Tuchstone, and Mme. Ernestine Lebayrie. 21 l Uklte dnJi L. olJi The white and gold of memories dear, Enshrine we in our hearts, The teachings of these colors clear, Will ne ' er from us depart. The white shall stand for purity, The gold for worth untold, We ' ll prove Shorter ' s worth, In the world ' 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 hearts shall stand for purity, Our lives for worth untold, We ' ll prove Shorter ' s worth, In the world of men. We ' ll uphold the white and gold. LOUISE BENNETT, ' 14 4 I only took the regular course. What was that? inquired Alice. Reeling and Writhing, of course, . . . the Mock Turtle replied; and the differ- ent branches of Arithmetic-Ambition, Distraction, Uglification and Derision. CLASSES SENIORS THE flRGO MASCOT DOBITTY The latest addition to our Hi-Minded family 26 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DOROTHY PERRY President JULIETTE DALE Vice-President MARGARET THOMPSON Secretary ANNIE BRINKLEY HUNT Treasurer THE flRGO JEAN AGNEW Trion, Georgia Eunomian, Treasurer (4) ; Choral Club (1, 2); Choral Club Emblem; I. R. C., Vice-President (4) ; Sports Com- mendation (1, 2, 3); Thug; Student Body Treasurer (4); May Day (1, 2, 3 ) ; Who ' s Who (4) ; Volleyball (1,2, 3, 4); Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Hockey (2, 3, 4), Cap- tain (3), Manager (3); Swimming (1, 2, 3); Baseball (2, 3); Water Polo (1, 2, 3); Life Saver; Honor Roll (3); Tennis (2). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER GRACE ARRINGTON Rome, Georgia Polymnian, Treasurer (4); H. O. T.; Phi Kappa Alpha; Chimes Contest Winner (1, 3); Editor-in-Chief Chimes (4) ; Shorter Players; I. R. C.; Rho Delta; Student Elective Council (2); Roman Legion; Presidents ' Club. 28 FRANCES CALLAHAN Rome, Georgia Transfer from Fredericksburg State Teachers ' College; Polymnian; Roman Legion; I. R. C.; Shorter Players (4). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER DICKEY CULBREATH Palmetto, Georgia Eunomian, President (3); Thug, Leader (3); D. S. A.; Gamma Delta; Shorter Players; K. A. T.; Do Noth- ing; X Club; Kappa Gamma Tau, Vice-President (3); Periscope Staff (1, 2, 3); Chimes Staff (3); Press Club (1); Basketball (1, 2); Hockey (1, 2, 3); Soccer (2); Rho Delta; Honor Board (3); S. O. S. ; Junior-Freshman Wedding (1); Who ' s Who (2); Stu- dent Body Song Leader (3); Chimes Contest Winner ( 1 ) ; Presidents ' Club (3). 29 THE flRGO MARY CUSHMAN Atlanta, Georgia Polymnian; Camerata (1); French Club (1, 2); Choral Club (1, 2); Basketball (1, 2, 3); Volleyball (2); I. R. C.; Phi Kappa Alpha; Business Manager of the ARGO (4) ; An F. N. SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER JULIETTE DALE Rome, Georgia Eunomian; French Club (1, 2); I. R. C.; Vice-President of Class (4). CLARA ENLOE Lafayette, Georgia Transfer from Ward Belmont; Polym- nian; Chimes Staff; Cotillion Sponsor (4) ; Gamma Delta, President (4) ; K. A. T.; Why Knot; Owl; Phi Kappa Alpha. SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER BETH FRYER Blakely, Georgia Transfer from Cox College; Polym- nian; Choral Club (2); I. R. C.; Shorter Players; Volleyball (2, 3); Soccer (2, 3); Hockey (2, 3); Basket- ball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (3), Captain; Phi Kappa Alpha; Gamma Delta. 31 THE flRGO DOROTHY GEMES Cartcrsi ' ille, Georgia Eunomian; Thug; S. C. Club; Shorter Players, Secretary (4) ; Phi Kappa Alpha; Gamma Delta; D. S. A.; Bas- ketball (1); Hockey (1); Soccer (2). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER SARA MARTHA GRIFFITH Eurdal, Georgia Polymnian; I. R. C.; Kappa Gamma Tau; Choral Club (1, 2) ; Choral Club Emblem; Camerata (1); May Day (1, 3); Hiking Club (1). LAURA ELLEN HANCOCK Rome, Georgia Eunomian; Kappa Gamma Tau; Ro- man Legion, Secretary and Treasurer (4); Volleyball (1); Basketball (1). HER SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER MARIBF.L HOLMES Moiiltric, Georgia Polymnian, President (4); H. O. T., President (4); K. A. T., President (4); Why Knot; Cotillion; Kappa Gamma Tau, Secretary and Treasurer (4); Choral Club (1); Volleyball, Captain ( 1 ) ; Water Polo, Captain (3); Honor Board (4); Student Body Song Leader (4); Soccer (1); Swim- ming (1, 2); Presidents ' Club (4). 33 THE flRGO BERTHA MAE HOWELL Rome, Georgia Polymnian; Kappa Gamma Tau; Ro- man Legion, Vice-President (4) ; Art Editor of the ARGO (4) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER ANNIE BRINKLEY HUNT Tfjomson, Georgia Eunomian; Class Treasurer (4); I. R. C.; Kappa Gamma Tau; Sports Com- mendation (1, 2, 3); Thug; May Day (1,2,3); Volleyball (1,2, 3, 4), Cap- tain (3); Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Basket- ball (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (2); Hockey (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3); Freshman Y. W. C. A. Commission. MARY JEFFORDS Sylvester, Georgia Polymnian, Second Vice-President (3), Song Leader (3, 4) ; Delta Chi, Treas- urer (2) ; H. O. T.; Do Nothing, Presi- dent (3, 4); D. S. A., Secretary (2), President (4); S. O. S.; X Club; Co- tillion, President (4) ; Freshman-Junior Wedding (1, 3); Orientation Group Leader (2, 3); Sports Commendation List (1, 2, 3) ; Student Elective Coun- cil (2); I. R. C., Secretary (4); Shorter Players, Business Manager (2), President (3, 4); Student Council (1); Phi Kappa Alpha; Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4); Soccer (1, 2, 3); Basketball (1, 2, 3), Captain (1, 3), Manager (1); Hockey (2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Water Polo (2, 3); Tennis (1, 2, 3); Baseball (2, 3); Swimming (2, 3). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER LYNETTE MAHONEY Dublin, Georgia Polymnian, Pianist (1, 2, 3, 4); H. O. T.; Phi Kappa Alpha, President (4); Shorter Players; Why Knot, President (4) ; Rho Delta, Vice-Presi- dent (4); Who ' s Who (4); Chimes Staff (2), Associate Editor (3, 4); Cotillion; Class Poet (4); Owl; Stu- dent Body Pianist (2, 3, 4). THE flRGO ALICE MALLORY LaG range, Georgia Eunomian; I. R. C.; Gamma Delta; Soccer ( 1 ) ; Volleyball ( 1 ) ; May Day (1, 3); Hiking Club (1). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER MARY BYRD MARTIN Lawrenccvillc, Georgia Eunomian, Secretary (4) ; Thug; Class Secretary (1, 2, 3); French Club (1, 2, 3), Vice-President (3); I. R. C.; Sports Council (2, 3, 4) ; Sports Com- mendation (2, 3); St udent Council (1, 2), Secretary (3), President (4); Orientation Group Leader (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4); Gamma Delta; Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (1, 2); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Cap- tain (3, 4); Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4); Periscope jtaft (2, 3, 4), Managing Editor (3); Chimes. Staff (3), Business Manager; ARGO Staff (3), Junior Business Man- ager; Owl; May Day (1, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4); Phi Kappa Alpha; Honor Board Chairman (4); Who ' s Who (4); Argonaut (4), President. JEAN MCCANLESS Canton, Georgia Eunomian, Vice-President (4) ; Shorter Players, Publicity Manager (4) ; Phi Kappa Alpha, Vice-President (4) ; Thug; Rho Delta, Chief Scribe (4) ; Student Council (4) ; Orientation Group Leader (4); Choral Club (1, 2); Choral Club Emblem; Periscope Staff (1), Business Manager (2), Editor-in-Chief (3); Editor-in-Chief ARGO (4); Theta Mu; Who ' s Who (4); Honor Roll (1); May Day (1, 2, 3); Presidents ' Club (4); Hiking Club (1); An F. N.; Class Prophet (4). HER SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER DOROTHY PERRY Atlanta, Georgia Polymnian; Owl, President (4); I. R. C.; Kappa Gamma Tau; Vice-Presi- dent of Class (3); President of Class (4); Honor Board (4), Vice-Presi- dent (4) ; Presidents ' Club (4), Treas- urer (4); May Day (1, 2, 3); Fresh- man Y. W. C. A. Commission; Choral Club (1, 2); Choral Club Emblem; Chapel Choir (1, 2); Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Assistant Business Manager ARGO (4); Who ' s Who (4); Orienta- tion Group Leader (4); Volleyball (1, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Hockey (2, 3, 4); Soccer (2, 3, 4). 37 THE flRGO KATLYN SMITH Ball Ground, Georgia Eunomian; Choral Club (1, 2, 3), Secretary (3); Choral Club Emblem; Chapel Choir (3); Periscope Staff (2, 3, 4), Advertising Editor (2, 3, 4); Orientation Group Leader (4); Theta Mu; Kappa Gamma Tau; May Day (1, 2, 3); Hockey (2); Volleyball (3, 4); Hiking Club (1). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER MARGARET SNOW Albany, Georgia Transfer from Cox College, ' 34; Polymnian, Vice-President (4) ; H. O. T.; Owl; Why Knot; D. S. A.; I. R. C.; Sports Council (3), Vice-Presi- dent (4); Volleyball (4); Hockey (4); Basketball (3, 4); Soccer (2, 3, 4). b; U MARIAN STOCKTON Thomson, Georgia Transfer from Bessie Tift College; Eunomian; Camerata; Choral Club (3); Phi Kappa Alpha; Soccer (4); Basketball (3, 4); Volleyball (4). HER SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER ELIZABETH SWANSON LaGrange, Georgia Polymnian; Roman Legion (1, 2); Theta Mu, President (4); Phi Kappa Alpha; Associate Editor ARGO (4); Basketball (3). - _ 39 , THE fiRGO MARGARET THOMPSON Dublin, Georgia Transfer from Cox College, ' 34; Eunomian; Thug; Owl; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4), Treasurer (3), Secre- tary (4) ; Phi Kappa Alpha; Secretary of Class (4) ; Camerata; Chimes Staff (4), Business Manager. SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER ELEANOR THORNTON H art well, Georgia Eunomian; Thug; Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4), Vice-President (3, 4); D. S. A.; I. R. C.; French Club (1, 2, 3); Kappa Gamma Tau, President (4); Shorter Players; May Day (1, 2, 3); Periscope Staff (3, 4), Assistant Editor (4); Hiking Club (1); Volleyball (1, 2); Soccer (1, 2); Hockey (2); Honor Roll (2, 3) ; Orientation Group Leader (2, 3, 4) ; Argonaut; Presidents ' Club. - ADELIA TREADWELL Atlanta, Georgia Eunomian; Kappa Gamma Tau; Vol- leyball (1, 2, 4); Basketball (1, 2); Swimming (1, 2, 3); Soccer (1, 2, 4); Tennis (1, 2, 3); Hockey (1, 2, 4). HER SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER MURIEL TURNER Rome, Georgia Polymnian; French Club; Rho Delta; Periscope Staff (2, 3); May Day (1, 3); I. R. C., Treasurer (4); Roman Legion, President (4) ; Honor Board (4); Honor Roll (1, 2, 3, 4). 41 THE flRGO MARY VAN HOOSE Atlanta, Georgia Eunomian; Choral Club (1, 2, 3); Press Club; Gamma Delta; Phi Kappa Alpha; Summer Reading Reward (1); Periscope Staff (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Theta Mu, Vice-President (4); May Day (1, 3); Volleyball (1). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER EUGENIA VAUGHN Rome, Georgia Eunomian; Phi Kappa Alpha, Secretary (4); Gamma Delta; French Club (1, 2) ; Roman Legion; Honor Board (4) ; Honor Roll (1, 2, 3); Hiking Club (1); May Day (1, 2, 3); Volleyball (2, 3); Hockey (2, 3); Basketball (3,4). RUTH WHEAT Bainbridge, Georgia Polymnian; Owl; Why Knot; Shorter Players; Gamma Delta; I. R. C., Presi- dent (4); ARGO Staff (4); Honor Roll (3); Volleyball (2, 3); Soccer (2, 3, 4); Hockey (2, 3). HER SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER HELEN WHEELER Fort Valley, Georgia Transfer from Wesleyan, ' 34; Polym- nian; Shorter Players; I. R. C.; French Club, President (4) ; Presidents ' Club (4); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Soccer (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2); Honor Roll (2, 3, 4); May Day (2, 3). THE flRGO MARY MARGARET WHITTON Weaveri ' ille, N. C. Transfer from Biltmore Junior Col- lege, ' 34; Polymnian, Secretary (4) ; H. O. T.; Owl; Student Council (3, 4), Vice-President (4); Phi Kappa Alpha; Orientation Group Leader (3, 4); Honor Board (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3); Shorter Players, Vice-President (4); Periscope Staff (3, 4), Sports Editor; Chimes Staff (2, 3, 4), Busi- ness Manager; Why Knot; K. A. T.; Class Treasurer (3); Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Hockey (2, 3, 4); Soccer (2, 3); Who ' s Who (3); Argonaut; Pilots ' Club, Vice-President (4) ; X Club; May Queen (4) ; Sports Council (3, 4), President (4). SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Cordele, Georgia Polymnian; H. O. T.; Owl; Why Knot; Class President (2, 3); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4), President (4); Student Council (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (3); Sports Council (2, 3, 4); Honor Board (2, 3, 4); Student Elective Council (1) ; Orientation Group Lead- er; Argonaut; I. R. C.; Phi Kappa Alpha; Shorter Players, Publicity Man- ager (3); Periscope Staff (3), Circula- tion Manager (4); Gamma Delta; Presidents ' Club, Secretary (4); Vol- leyball (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Soc- cer (1, 2, 3, 4); Hockey (2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Water Polo (1, 2); Swimming (1, 2, 3); Sports Commendation List (1, 2, 3); Baseball (2, 3); Tennis (1, 2, 3). DOROTHY FUDGE Colquitt, Georgia Polymnian; Camerata (1, 2, 3); Choral Club (2, 3); Choral Emblem; President Choral Club (3); I. R. C.; Honor Board (3); Volleyball (2, 3); Hockey (2); Soccer (2); May Day SENIOR CLASS OF SHORTER 45 Fury said to a mouse, That he met in the house, ' Let us both go to law: I will prosecute you. Come, I ' ll take no denial; We must have a trial: For really this morning I ' ve nothing to do. ' Said the mouse to the cur, ' Such a trial, dear sir, With no jury or judge, would be wasting our breath. Til be judge, I ' ll be death. ' jury. ' to Said you cunn ing condemn old Fury: and ' I ' ll try cause, the whole JUNIORS THE flRGO ,- (,, dictaion ti c You ' ve heard about the classes here The classes far and near, But have you ever heard about the Class we hold so dear? The half has never yet been told About a single lass They up and get the pep and grit Of the girls of the Junior Class. We ' ll whoop ' em up And whoop ' em up And whoop ' em up some more Junior Class is the class That we all adore. She ' s such a peach she ' s won our heart, She surely plays the game She is not rough, She is not tough, 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 our door, We ' ll teach them that the thing to do Is whoop ' em up some more. We ' ll whoop ' em up And whoop ' em up And whoop ' em up some more Freshman 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 rough, She is not tough, But she gets there just the same. 85 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SARA DAVIS President ELNA LOMBARD Vice-President JULE LAMBERT Secretary FRANCES PROTHRO Treasurer THE flRGO JUNIORS DOROTHY ADAIR, Huntsi ' illc, Alabama LOLA BEATTY, Siiiinneri ' ille, Georgia MARY FRANCES BURNES, Rome, Georgia LILLY MARY CAIN, Savannah, Georgia MARY ELIZABETH CRAWFORD, Ncwporf, Tennessee SARA DAVIS, Columbus, Georgia . JUNIORS MARY MAC ELLINGTON, Rome, Georgia LOUISE FORRESTER, Canton, Georgia ADELE HANCOCK, Marietta, Georgia MARTHA HOGAN, Canton, Georgia EVELYN HORNE, Tbomasi ' ille, Georgia MATTIE AVICE JAMES, Augusta, Georgia 51 flRGO JUNIORS ADA BETH JARMAN, Hazlehiirst, Georgia FLOYCE JOHNSON, Opp, Alabama BETTY TOLLY Rome, Georgia JULE LAMBERT, Fort Valley, Georgia ELNA LOMBARD, Hepbzibab, Georgia ANNE MARTIN, Columbus, Georgia I91T37 52 JUNIORS DONNA MOORE, MARY PARKER, Rome, Georgia Conycrs, Georgia JOYCE PATRICK, Conyers, Georgia MARGARET PATRICK, Quitman, Georgia MARY SUE PAYNE, Scottsboro, Alabama JUNE PEARSON, Cowan, Tennessee THE flRGO JUNIORS FRANCES PROTHRO, Griffin, Georgia VIRGINIA REAVIS, Waycross, Georgia FRANCES RHINEHART, Rome, Georgia CAROLINE SHIELDS, Waycross, Georgia SUE SHUFORD, Atlanta, Georgia ANN KILBY SMITH, Cordele, Georgia 54 JUNIORS MIRIAM SMITH, Cartersi ' ille, Georgia MARGARET WASSON, Chattanooga, Tennessee Rome, Georgia ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT, Bainbridge, Georgia Cordele, Georgia .19 37 55 y ven en e =, They told me you had been to her, And mentioned me to him: She gave me a good character, But said I could not swim. He sent them word I had not gone (We know it to be true) : If she should push the matter on, What would become of you? I gave her one, they gave him two, You gave us three or more; They all returned from him to you, Though they were mine before. If I or she should chance to be Involved in this affair, He trusts to you to set them free, Exactly as we were. My notion was that you had been (Before she had this fit) An obstacle that came between Him, and ourselves, and it. Don ' t let him know she liked them best, For this must ever be A secret, kept from all the rest, Between yourself and me. SOPHOMORES THE fiRGO ?n a Senior Class is high-minded, B ' lieve to my soul they ' re double jointed, They can work and don ' t mind it All day long. Sophomore Class is high-minded, B ' lieve to my soul they ' re double jointed, They can work and don ' t mind it All day long. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ELLEN BRADSHAW President HELEN WRIGHT Vice-President DOROTHY NEWHARD Secretary ELIZABETH LUCAS Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS ELOISE ANDERSON West Point, Georgia Lois ARNOLD Buffalo, N. Y. RUTH BABB Dalton, Georgia ELEANOR BANKS Griffin, Georgia LOUISE BIGGS Cedartown, Georgia GEORGIA BLOUNT Wayncsboro, Georgia PATTY BRADLEY Dalton, Georgia ELLEN BRADSHAW West Point, Georgia DOROTHY BRANAN . Thomson, Georgia ELIZABETH BREWER Elberton, Georgia GO SOPHOMORE CLASS DOROTHY DARBY Statesboro, Georgia JULIA EUBANK .... Ailing, Georgia PEARL GIBSON Columbus, Georgia BETTY GREEN Fort Valley, Georgia NANITA GUERRY Monteziima, Georgia THELMA GUINN Duckfown, Tennessee DOROTHY JEAN HARTFORD Atlanta, Georgia HELEN HOBBS Alachna, Florida DIXIE ANN JONES Pell City, Alabama HATTIE JONES Colqnitt, Georgia 61 THE flRGO li Af? SOPHOMORE CLASS BETTY KNOX BETTYE LEWIS SARA LEWIS . Waynesboro, Georgia Helena, Arkansas . Cartersi ' ille, Georgia ELIZABETH LISLE Winchester, Kentucky ELIZABETH LUCAS Albany, Georgia ELSIE MANN Newnan, Georgia JEAN MAULDIN Cairo, Georgia MILDRED MILLER . . Carrollton, Georgia ANNA MORPHEW Chattanooga, Tennessee DOROTHY NEWHARD . Perry, Georgia SOPHOMORE CLASS MARGARET NEWHARD Perry, Georgia MARJORIE OLIVER Hazlcbnrsf, Georgia SARA PARIS . Atlanta, Georgia ELIZABETH PLATT Gainesville, Georgia JULIA PRICE Qiiitinait, Georgia STARR QUIGG Rome, Georgia LUCY QUILLIAN Bradenton, Florida ANN REAVIS Waycross, Georgia GAIL SHANNON Gadsden, Alabama JEAN SMITH l Gainesville, Georgia 63 THE flRGO SOPHOMORE CLASS HAIDEL: THOMPSON Wayitetboro, Georgia HELEN THRELKELD Vidalia, Georgia DOROTHY WALKER Cairo, Georgia DOROTHY WHEELER ... ... Fort Valley, Georgia BETTY WRIGHT Lexington, North Carolina iX - ' Lx t j FRESHMEN THE flRGO J a y ' Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsey were the borogroves, And the mome raths outgrabe. Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch! THE fiRGO FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS CONNIE ROBERTS President HELEN FRANKLIN Vice-President MARY JONES Secretary MARY HUNTER Treasurer THE flRGO FRESHMAN CLASS MARY EVELYN ACUFF SARA AGNEW AUGUSTA ANDREWS HELEN BATEMAN MARGARET BISCHOFF NELLE DAVID HELEN DENT MARY ALICE DUNCAN ANN DuPREE SARA STAGEY FARMER ELOISE BLACKWELL ANNA ELIZABETH BRANNEN BETTY Lou BRYAN EDITH CHEATWOOD MARIGENE CHRISTIAN HELEN FRANKLIN LILLIAN FRYER ANNE GROOVER ELIZABETH GROOVER HENRI HALL THE RRGO FRESHMAN CAROLINE HARDISON HAZEL HOLMES CEDELIA HOUSE SARA HUDSON MARY LOUISE HUFFMAN VIRGINIA LANGDALE MARY ALICE LANIER JEAN MACDONELL MAUDE MADDEN CONNIE MARTIN CLASS MARY HUNTER INEZ JOHNSON ANNE JOHNSTON MARY JONES DOROTHY KIMSEY EVELYN MEADOWS MARGARET MCL.AUREY NORMAN MITCHELL VERA Jo MORGAN NAN MORSE 69 THE flRGO FRESHMAN CLASS JULIA NICHOLS ANN PAULK ELEANOR PRINTUP FRANCES QUILLIAN MARGARET REED HILDA SUMMERS FAY THOMAS SUSIE TUCKER FRANCES TURNER HELEN VEACH DORIS WHITFIELU FRANCES RICHARDSON BRENTSIE ROBERTS CONNIE ROBERTS BILLY ANN ROOP FRANCES SIMMONS COY WATTERS SARA FAYE WASSON ROSLMARY WEBB EMILY WHATLEY DAPHNE WHELESS TOMMIE DORIS WILLIAMS ANN WILBURN 70 The players all played at once, without waiting for turns, quarreling all the while, and fighting for the hedgehogs; . . . ATM LET I C S THE flRGO THE SPORTS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MARY MARGARET WHITTON President MARGARET SNOW Vice-President FRANCES PROTHRO Secretary ELIZABETH LUCAS Treasurer WHITTON SNOW PROTHRO LUCAS WILLIAMS MARTIN LOMBARD SHIELDS REAVIS QUILLIAN BANKS OLIVMR 73 THE flRGO SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Center: ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Captain; Second Row: JEAN AGNEW, KATLYN SMITH, DOT PERRY, BRINK HUNT; Third Ron 1 : HELEN WHEELER, MARGARET SNOW, MARIAN STOCKTON, MARY JEFFORDS, MARY MARTIN, MARY MARGARET WHITTON, ADELIA TREADWELL JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Center: FRANCES PROTHRO, Captain; Second Row: JULE LAMBERT, VIRGINIA REAVIS, ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT; Third Row: SARA DAVIS, CAROLINE SHIELDS, ELNA LOMBARD, LILLY MARY CAIN, ANNE MARTIN, ADA BETH JARMAN THE flRGO SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row: SARA PARIS, MARGARET NFWHARD, Captain, DOROTHY PLATT, GAIL SHANNON; Second Row: RUTH BABB, ELLEN BRADSHAW, Lois ARNOLD, ELIZABETH LISLE; Third Row: DOROTHY NEW HARD, MARJORIE OLIVER, LUCY QUILLIAN, THELMA GUINN, ELIZABETH LUCAS FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row: CONNIE ROBERTS, FRANCES TURNER, ELIZABETH GROOVER, EMILY WHATI.EY, Captain, HELEN FRANKLIN, JULIA NICHOLS, ANN DuPREE; Second Row: SARA FAYF WASSON, SARA AGNEW, CEDELIA HOUSE, MARY HUNTER, AUGUSTA ANDREWS, EVELYN MEADOWS 75 THE PRGO I SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM Center: MARY JEFFORDS, Captain, ADELIA TREADWELL, MARGARET SNOW, HELEN WHEELER, JEAN ACNEW, BRINK HUNT, DOT PERRY, MARY MARGARET WHITTON, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, MARY MARTIN, MARIAN STOCKTON JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Seated: SARA DAVIS, Captain, FRANCES PROTHRO, ADA BETH JARMAN, ELNA LOMBARD, CAROLINE SHIELDS, ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT, VIRGINIA RPAVIS, JULE LAMBERT, ANNE MARTIN 76 THE flRGO i SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM first Ron ' : ELIZABETH PLATT, ELIZABETH LISLE, DOT NEWHARD, MARGARET NEW- HARD, MARJORIE OLIVER, Captain, ELIZABETH LUCAS, ELEANOR BANKS, ANN REAVIS, DIXIE ANN JONES; Second Row: THELMA GUINN, LUCY QUILLIAN, ELLEN BRADSHAW FRESHMAN HOCKEY TEAM CONNIE ROBERTS, FRANCES TURNER, EVELYN MEADOWS, ELEANOR PRINTUP, MARY HUNTER, AUGUSTA ANDREWS, Captain, CEDELIA HOUSE, SARA AGNEW, ELIZABETH GROOVER, EMILY WHATLEY, ANN DuPREE, JULIA NICHOLS THE flRGO SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM MARY MARTIN, Captain, MARIAN STOCKTON, KATLYN SMITH, JEAN AGNEW, BRINK HUNT, MARY JEFFORDS, DOT PERRY, MARGARET SNOW, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, MARY MARGARET WHITTON JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Center: CAROLINE SHIELDS, Captain; Second Ron: LILLY MARY CAIN, SARA DAVIS, ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT, VIRGINIA REAVIS; Third Ron 1 : FRANCES PROTHRO, ADA BETH JARMAN, ELNA LOMBARD, JULE LAMBERT THE flRGO SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM : ELEANOR BANKS, THELMA GUINN, ELLEN BRADSHAW, SARA PARIS; Center: MARJORIE OLIVER; Kneeling: DOROTHY NEWHARD, ELIZABETH LUCAS, LUCY QUII.LIAN, Captain, MARGARET NEWHARD, ELNA LOMBARD FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: HELEN FRANKLIN, ANN DuPREE, JULIA NICHOLS, ANN WILBURN, C. ROBERTS; Kneeling: FRANCES TURNER, EMILY WHATLEY, EVELYN MEADOWS, AUGUSTA ANDREWS, SARA AGNEW; Front Rt u ' : ELIZABETH GROOVER, CEDELIA HOUSE, MARY HUNTER, Captain, SARA FAYE WASSON, HILDA SUMMERS THE flRGO I SENIOR SOCCER TEAM Left to right: MARGARET THOMPSON, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, MARGARET SNOW, HELEN WHEELER, DOROTHY PERRY, ADELIA TREADWELL, RUTH WHEAT; Center, Back: ANNIE BRINKLEY HUNT, Captain JUNIOR SOCCER TEAM Left to right: VIRGINIA REAVIS, FRANCES PROTHRO, JUNE PEARSON, SARA DAVIS, LILLY MARY CAIN, Captain, CAROLINE SHIELDS, MAT JAMES, ADA BETH JARMAN, JULE LAMBERT 80 THE flRGO SOPHOMORE SOCCER TEAM fro Row: LUCY QUILLIAN, RUTH BABB, ELLEN BRADSHAW, ANN REAVIS; Back Row: DIXIE ANN JONES, MARGARET NEWHARD, THELMA GUINN, Captain, HELEN WRIGHT, ELEANOR BANKS FRESHMAN SOCCER TEAM fro Rou ' : ANNA ELIZABETH BRANNEN, HENRI HALL, HELEN FRANKLIN, Cufiftiin, ANN DuPREE, JULIA NICHOLS; Second Ron,; CONNIE ROBERTS, ELIZA- BETH GROOVER, EMILY WHATLEY, FRANCES TURNER; Third Row: AUGUSTA ANDREWS, CAROLINE HARDISON, SARA AGNEW, CEDELIA HOUSE THE flRGO 19 37- That ' s the judge, she said to herself, because of his great wig. ORGANIZATIONS I ' ve read that in some book, but I don ' t remember where. PUBLICATIONS THE flRGO THE 1937 ARGO McCANLHSS CUSHMAN I SWANSON PF.RRV Ho WELL WHEAT PEARSON THE STAFF JEAN MCCANLESS Editor-in-Chief MARY CUSHMAN Business Manager DOROTHY PERRY Assistant Business Manager JUNE PEARSON Junior Business Manager ELIZABETH SWANSON Associate Editor BERTHA MAE HOWELL Art Editor RUTH WHEAT Subscription Editor .19 37- THE flRGO THE PERISCOPE CAROLINE SHIELDS Editor-in-Chief ELEANOR THORNTON Assistant Editor LUCY QUILLIAN Managing Editor JUNE PEARSON Business Manager ELEANOR BANKS Assistant Business Manager HELEN WRIGHT Feature Editor MARY VAN HOOSF. News Editor MARY MARGARET WHITTON Sports Editor BETTY GREEN Poetry Editor ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Circulation Manager MARY MARTIN Make-Up Editor MARGARET SNOW Exchange Editor KATLYN SMITH Advertising Editor DICKEY CULBREATH Society Editor THORNTON QUILLIAN VAN HOOSE WHITTON GREEN BANKS WILLIAMS MARTIN SNOW SMITH CULBREATH SHIELDS PEARSON 19 37 THE flRGO THE GRACE ARRINGTON LYNETTE MAHONEY CHIMES . Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor MAURINE FAULKNER DICKEY CULBREATH HELEN WRIGHT FRANCES PAGE SIMMONS Editorial Board MARY MARGARET WHITTON, Business Manager . Business Managers CLARA ENLOE CONNIE ROBERTS MARGARET THOMPSON MAHONEY SIMMONS FAULKNER ENLOE CULBREATH THOMPSON WRIGHT ROBERTS 19 37 88 I beg pardon, your majesty, for bringing these in: but I hadn ' t quite finished my tea w hen I was sent for. ACTIVITIES THE flRGO HONOR BOARD OFFICERS MARY MARTIN Chairman DOROTHY PERRY ' Vice-Chairman ADA BETH JARMAN Secretary MARTIN THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES MARY MARTIN Council ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Y. W. C. A. Cabinet MARY MARGARET WHITTON Sports Council DICKEY CULBREATH Etinomian Society MARIBEL HOLMES Polymnian Society MURIEL TURNER Senior Town Girls ' EUGENIA VAUGHN Senior Town Girls ' DOROTHY PERRY Senior SARA DAVIS Junior ADA BETH JARMAN Junior JULE LAMBERT Junior MADGE DELLINGER Junior Town Girls ' ELLEN BRADSHAW Sophomore MARGARET NEWHARD Sophomore THE flRGO THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION First Row: ELIZABETH WILLIAMS MARY M. WHITTON DICKEY CULBREATH Second Row: MARIBEL HOLMES MURIEL TURNER DOROTHY PERRY Third Row: SARA DAVIS ELLEN BRADSHAXV EUGENIA VAUGHN fourth Ron ' : ADA BETH JARMAN JULE LAMBERT MARGARET NEWHARD THE flRGO STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MARY MARTIN President MARY MARGARET WHITTON . . . Vice-President JULE LAMBERT Secretary ADA BETH JARMAN Treasurer MARTIN THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CLASS REPRESENTATIVES MARY MARGARET WHITTON Senior ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Senior JEAN McCANLESs Senior ELEANOR THORNTON Senior SARA DAVIS Junior CAROLINE SHIELDS Junior PATTY BRADLEY Sophomore ELLEN BRADSHAW Sophomore DOROTHY NEVCHARD Sophomore Lois DANIELL Town Girl THE ASSOCIATION, in co-operation with the faculty, has supervision of all matters per- taining to student life. It aims to regulate the life of the college community that the business of being a student may be carried on under the most favorable conditions. It reinforces and extends the education of the classroom by giving to each Shorter girl the opportunity of learning to live as an honorable and unselfish citizen in a community, and of assuming responsibility devolving upon a self-governing group- To learn to live wisely, worthy and well, to share life ' s burdens and responsibilities, to be honorable in all things, should be the purpose of every college girl. 92 THE flRGO CLASS REPRESENTATIVES MARY M. WHITTON JULE LAMBMRT ADA BETH JARMAN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS JEAN McCAM i ss ELEANOR THORNTON SARA DAVIS CAROLINE SHIELDS PATTY BRADLEY ELLEN BRADSHAW DOROTHY NEWHARD 93 flRGO THE YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS President ELEANOR THORNTON Vice-President MARGARET THOMPSON Secretary SARA DAVIS . . Treasurer WILLIAMS PURPOSE: To realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. We seek to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task we seek to understand Jesus and follow Him. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ELEANOR THORNTON | SARA DAVIS Tuesday Evening Sert ' i MARGARET NEWHARD ,, . ,,,, , _ Morninv watch ELLEN BRADSHAW ANN MARTIN Social Service Music MARGARET THOMPSON ] HELEN HOBBS GEORGIA BLOUNT MARY PARKER AOA BETH JARMAN Hill To[, Views DOROTHY NEWHARD World fellowship MARY MARTIN Council Representative BERTHA MAE HOWELL Town Girl Representative and Posters THE flRGO y.w. C.A. First Row: ELEANOR THORNTON MARGARET THOMPSON SARA DAVIS Second Kow: MARY MARTIN MARGARET NEWHARD HELEN HOBBS Third Row: ELLEN BRADSHAW GEORGIA BLOUNT BERTHA MAE HOWELL fourth Row: AN NT. MARTIN MARY PARKER ADA BETH JARMAN Fifth Row: DOROTHY NEWHARD Y W CAl THE flRGO THE POLYMNIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS MARIBEL HOLMES President MARGARET SNOW Vice-President JUNE PEARSON Second Vice-President MARY MARGARET WHITTON Secretary GRACE ARRINGTON Treasurer THE flRGO THE POLY M N I AN SOCIETY GRACE ARRINGTON FRANCES CALLAHAN MARY CUSHMAN CLARA ENLOE BETH FRYER SARA MARTHA GRIFFITH MARIBEL HOLMES BERTHA MAE HOWELL MARY JEFFORDS LYNETTE MAHONEY DOROTHY PERRY MARGARET SNOW ELIZABETH SWANSON MURIEL TURNER RUTH WHEAT HELEN WHEELER MARY MARGARET WHITTON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS DOROTHY ADAIR MARY LEE BATTLE MARY FRANCES BURNES LILLY MARY CAIN SARA DAVIS MARY MAC ELLINGTON DOROTHY FUDGE MYRA GILMORE ADELE HANCOCK JEWEL HOLLIS BETTYE JOHNSON FLOYCE JOHNSON BETTY JOLLY JULE LAMBERT ANNE MARTIN DONNA MOORE JOSEPHINE PARIS SUE PAYNE JUNE PEARSON FRANCES PYLE VIRGINIA REAVIS CHRISTINE ROACH CAROLINE SHIELDS SUE SHUFORD ANNE KILBY SMITH ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT MEMBERS MARGARET WASSON MARINELLE WILLIAMS HELEN WRIGHT MARY STEWART WRIGHT MARGARET AMBERSON ELOISE ANDERSON Lois ARNOLD LOUISE BIGGS GEORGIA BLOUNT PATTY BRADLEY ELIZABETH BREWER BETTY BROWDER EDITH CRAFT DOROTHY DARBY DOROTHY DEMPSEY PEARL GIBSON BETTY GREEN RUTH GRIFFIN NANITA GUERRY DOROTHY JEAN HARTFORD HELEN HOBBS DIXIE ANN JONES HATTIE JONES BETTY KNOX BETTYE LEWIS ELIZABETH LISLE ELIZABETH LUCAS MILDRED MILLER DOROTHY NEWHARD MARGARET NEWHARD EUNICE NIXON LlLA OSBORNE JULIA PRICE STARR QUIGG ANNE REAVIS BRENTSIE ROBERTS GAIL SHANNON PAT SHAW HAIDEE THOMPSON HELEN THRELKELD DOROTHY WHEELER BETTY WRIGHT AUGUSTA ANDREWS VIRGINIA BARNWELL HELEN BATEMAN MARGARET BISCHOFF ELOISE BLACKWELL ANNA ELIZABETH BRANNEN BETTY Lou BRYAN JEANELLE CHIVERS MARIGENE CHRISTIAN EDITH CHEATWOOD NELLE DAVID MARY ALICE DUNCAN ANN DuPREE ESTELLE EPLA N IRENE FEATHERSTON LILLIAN FRYER MARGARET GRIFFIN ELIZABETH GROOVER CAROLINE HARDISON HENRI HALL HAZEL HOLMES MARY LOUISE HUFFMAN INEZ JOHNSON VIRGINIA LANGDALE MARY RUTH LANIER MAUDE MADDEN CONNIE MARTIN JEAN MACDONELL FRANCES MCALLISTER MARGARET McLAUREY VERA Jo MORGAN ANN PAULK FRANCES QUILLIAN MARGARET REED FRANCES RICHARDSON CONNIE ROBERTS FRANCES SIMMONS FRANCES TURNER AVA TODD LORENE MURRAY SUSIE TUCKER SUSIE UNDERWOOD SARA FAYE WASSON DAPHNE WHELESS ROSEMARY WEBB TOMMIE DORIS WILLIAMS BERENICE WOLLSTEIN THE RRGO THE EUNOMIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS DICKEY CULBREATH ....... President JEAN MCCANLESS Vice-President MAURINE FAULKNER . . . Second Vice-President MARY MARTIN ..... .... Secretary JEAN AGNEW Treasurer 9m37 98 .THE flRGO THE EUNOMIAN SOCIETY JEAN AGNEW DICKEY CULBREATH JULIETTE DALE DOROTHY GEMES LAURA ELLEN HANCOCK ANNIE BRINKLEY HUNT ALICE MALLORY MARY BYRD MARTIN JEAN MCCANLESS KATLYN SMITH MARIAN STOCKTON MARGARET THOMPSON ELEANOR THORNTON ADELIA TREADWELL MARY VAN HOOSE EUGENIA VAUGHN LOLA BEATTY MEMBERS ELNA LOMBARD MARY PARKER JOYCE PATRICK MARGARET PATRICK FRANCES PROTHRO JULIA QUINN FRANCES RHINEHART JEAN SMITH DOROTHY WALKER MARY EVELYN ACUFF SARA AGNEW VIRGINIA CHEATHAM HELEN DENT HELEN FRANKLIN ANN GROOVER CEDELIA HOUSE SARA HUDSON MARY ELIZABETH CRAWFORDMARY HUNTER Lois DANIEL MADGE DELLINGER MAURINE FAULKNER LOUISE FORRESTER MARTHA HOGAN EVELYN HORNE MAT JAMES ADA BETH JARMAN MARY JONES DOROTHY KIMSEY MIRIAM SMITH KATHRYN WATSON RUTH BABB ELEANOR BANKS ELLEN BRADSHAW DOROTHY BRANAN JULIA EUBANKS THELMA GUINN ANN JOHNSTON SARA LEWIS ELSIE MANN JEAN MAULDIN NORMAN MITCHELL ANNA MORPHEW MARJORIE OLIVER SARA PARIS ELIZABETH PLATT FAITH PONDER SUSIE DAVIS LUCY QUILLIAN LOUISE RHINEHART EVELYN MEADOWS JULIA NICHOLS ELEANOR PRINTUP BILLIE ANN ROOP HILDA SUMMERS HELEN VEACH COY WATTERS EMILY WHATLEY DORIS WHITFIELD ANN WILBURN NAN MORSE SARA STACEY FARMER THE flRGO THE ARGONAUT SOCIETY Established 1931 THE ARGONAUT SOCIETY is a Senior honorary society. It stands for the promotion of student honor, the maintenance of high standards of scholarship and the encourage- ment of a whole-hearted allegiance to the ideals of Shorter College. MEMBERS MARY MARTIN ELEANOR THORNTON MARY MARGARET WHITTON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ALUMNAE MEMBERS JEAN CLECKLER, 3 1 SARA HUGHES BETTY NEWTON MARGARET OWEN CLARA MARTIN GUERRY, ' 32 MARY HARBIN JOSEPHINE HARDMAN ELIZABETH TARVER, ' 33 CLYDE EZELL MARTHA COLLINS, ' 34 JULIA CLARK, ' 35 ANN WIMBISH ROSE DuPREE AMZIE NEWTON REBECCA RISK MARGARET WALDEN LOUISE CLARK, ' 36 HELEN HARVEY NANCY MCLAUGHLIN LILA NORMAN GRACE TARVER AGNES CREE, ' 34 CELESTE TERRELL THE RRGO McCANLF.ss MAHONEY TURNER CULBREATH ARRINGTON WATSON FAULKNER QUILLIAN WRIGHT RHO DELTA OFFICERS JEAN McCANLESs President LYNETTE MAHONEY .... Vice-President KATHRYN WATSON Secretary 101 THE flRGO PHI LYNETTE MAHONEY JEAN MCCANLESS . EUGENIA VAUGHN KAPPA OFFICERS ALPHA President Vice-President . Secretary G. ARRINGTON M. CUSHMAN C. ENLOE D. GEMES M. JEFFORDS L. MAHONEY M. MARTIN J. McCANLESS M. STOCKTON E. SWANSON M. THOMPSON M. VAN HOOSE E. VAUGHN M. M. WHITTON E. WILLIAMS M. L. BATTLE M. E. CRAWFORD M. FAULKNER MEMBERS E. HORNE A. B. JARMAN J. PARIS M. PATRICK J. PEARSON T. QUINN M. SMITH M. S. WRIGHT H. WRIGHT L. ARNOLD R. BABB E. BREWER E. CRAFT D. DARBY H. JONES S. LEWIS J. MAULDIN E. NIXON S. QUIGG L. QUILLIAN L. RHINEHART H. THOMPSON D. WHEELER H. BATEMAN V. CHEATHAM K. SMITH MAHONEY MCCANLESS VAUGHN THE flRGO KAPPA GAMMA TAU OFFICERS THORNTON CULBREATH ELEANOR THORNTON DICKEY CULBREATH MARIBEI. HOLMES . President . Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Hoi. MI s ELOISE ANDERSON ELEANOR BANKS LOLA BEATTY LOUISE BIGGS PATTY BRADLEY LILLY MARY CAIN Lois DANIELL SARA DAVIS MADGE, DELLINGER LAURA ELLEN HANCOCK MEMBERS JEWEL HOLLIS BERTHA MAE HOVCELL ANNIE BRINKLEY HUNT ADA BETH JARMAN ELIZABETH LISLE ELNA LOMBARD MARJORIE OLIVER JOSEPHINE PARIS MARY PARKER DOROTHY PERRY FRANCES PROTHRO FRANCES PYLE CHRISTINE ROACH KATLYN SMITH SUE SHUI-ORD ADELIA TREADWELL KATHRYN WATSON ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT BETTY WRIGHT THE flRGO GAMMA DELTA CLUB OFFICERS CLARA ENLOE FRANCES PROTHRO DOROTHY GEMES MARY MARTIN ALICE MALLORY MARY VAN HOOSE EUGENIA VAUGHN RUTH WHEAT ELIZABETH WILLIAMS MARY FRANCES BURNES DICKEY CULBREATH MARY MAC ELLINGTON BETH FRYER MEMBERS ADELE HANCOCK JULE LAMBERT JOSEPHINE PARIS MIRIAM SMITH ANNIE MAUDE WH LOUISE BIGGS ELIZABETH BREWFR MADGE DELLINGER BETTY GREEN NANITA GUERRY BETTY KNOX ANN SARA LEWIS ELIZABETH LUCAS ELSIE MANN ANNA MORPHEW EAT EUNICE NIXON GAIL SHANNON HAIDEI: THOMPSON DOROTHY WALKER BETTY WRIGHT LUCY QUILLIAN AUGUSTA ANDREWS GROOVER Preside n t Secretary and Treasurer ANNA ELIZABETH BRANNEN NELLE DAVID ANN DuPREE SARA STACEY FARMER MARY HUNTER MARY JONES MAUDE MADDEN FRANCES QUILLIAN BILLIE ANN Roon FRANCES SIMMONS HELEN VEACH ENLOE PROTHRO THE flRGO CAMERATA OFFICERS SUE PAYNE President PAYNE MARTIN FORRESTER MARY EVELYN ACUFF DOROTHY ADAIR GEORGIA BLOUNT HELEN FRANKLIN NANITA GUERRY HELEN HOEBS MARY LOUISE HUFFMAN FLOYCE JOHNSON DOROTHY KIMSEY ANN MARTIN . LOUISE FORRESTER MEMBERS BETTY KNOX MARY RUTH LANIER ANNE MARTIN JEAN MACDONELL MARGARET McLAUREY MILDRED MILLER ANNA MORPHEW JULIA PRICE MARGARET REED . Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer FRANCES RICHARDSON JEAN SMITH FAY THOMAS HELEN THRELKELD HELEN VEACH DOROTHY WALKER MARGARET WASSON DAPHNE WHELESS DORIS WHITFIELD THE flRGO HOGAN JAMES QUILLIAN HOBBS JOHNSON REED WASSON KlMSEY RICHARDSON ADAIR LANIER SIMMONS DAVIS MARTIN WALKER GUERRY MILLER PARIS CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS MARTHA HOGAN HELEN HOBBS . MARGARET WASSON President Secretary Treasurer DOROTHY ADAIR SARA DAVIS NANITA GUERRY MAT Avis JAMES INEZ JOHNSON MEMBERS DOROTHY KIMSEY MARY RUTH LANIER ANNE MARTIN MILDRED MILLER FRANCES QUILLIAN MARGARET REED FRANCES RICHARDSON FRANCES SIMMONS DOROTHY WALKER SARA PARIS THE PRGO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS WHEAT AGNEW JEFFORDS TURNER RUTH WHEAT . JEAN AGNEW MARY JEFFORDS MURIFL TURNER . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer M. CUSHMAN J. DALE B. FRYER S. M. GRIFFITH A. B. HUNT M. MARTIN D. PERRY M. SNOW E. THORNTON E. WILLIAMS H. WHEELER E. ANDERSON T. GUINN D. NEWHARD P. BRADLEY MEMBERS E. BRADSHAW D. A. JONES E. PLATT G. SHANNON B. WRIGHT D. j. HARTFORD E. MANN E. NIXON H. THOMPSON D. BRANAN E. LUCAS D. FUDGE F. CALLAHAN M. GILMORE M. WILLIAMS V. REAVIS B. JOHNSON A. K. SMITH F. RHINEHART B. JOLLY M. M. ELLINGTON J. LA Miu K i A. MALLORY S. DAVIS M. DELLINGER M. A. JAMES E. LOMBARD D. MOORE C. SHIELDS flRGO SHORTER PLAYERS OFFICERS MARY JEFFORDS ................. President MARY MARGARET WHITTON ............ Vice-Prcsii enf DOROTHY GEMES ................ Secretary MIRIAM SMITH ............... Business Manager JEAN McCANLEss .............. Publicity Manager JEFFORDS WHITTON GEMES SMITH Two SCENES FROM THE PRODUCTION The Birthday of t x Infanta McCANLESS THE flRGO SWANSON GREEN VAN HOOSE QUIGG MAHONEY WATSON SMITH THOMPSON FAULKNER McCANLESS LOMBARD WRIGHT BRADLEY TH ETA M U OFFICERS ELIZABETH SWANSON MARY VAN HOOSE KATHRYN WATSON . President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer BETTY BROWDER MAURINE FAULKNER BETTY WRIGHT BETTY GREEN STARR QUIGG MEMBERS KATLYN SMITH JEAN MCCANLESS PATTY BRADLEY LYNETTE MAHONEY MARGARET THOMPSON ELNA LOMBARD THE PRGO FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS HELEN WHEELER FRANCES RHINEHART . MARY FRANCES BURNES MARGARET AMBERSON Lois ARNOLD ELOISE BLACKWELL ELLEN BRADSHAW President Vice-President . Secretary MEMBERS DOROTHY DEMPSEY DOROTHY JEAN HARTFORD EVELYN HORN BETTY GREEN MARGARET NEWHARD STARR QUIGG PAT SHAW DOROTHY NEWHARD WHEEI.ER RHINLHART BURNES THE PRGO TURNER HOWELL HANCOCK THE ROMAN LEGION OFFICERS MURIEL TURNER President BERTHA MAE HOWELL . . V ice-President LAURA ELLEN HANCOCK . Secy, and Treas. GRACE ARRINGTON FRANCES CALLAHAN EUGENIA VAUGHN MARY LEE BATTLE MARY FRANCES BURNES Lois DANIELL MYRA GILMORE MADGE DELLINGER JEWEL HOLLIS BETTYE JOHNSON LORAINE MURRAY MARGARET GRIFFIN BERENICE WOLLSTEIN MEMBERS BETTY JOLLY DONNA MOORE JOSEPHINE PARIS FRANCES PYLE CHRISTINE ROACH FRANCES RHINEHART KATHRYN WATSON MARGARI T AMBERSON EDITH CRAFT SUSIE DAVIS DOROTHY DEMPSEY RUTH GRIFFIN EUNICE NIXON LlLA OSBORNE FAITH PONDER STARR QUIGG LUCILLE RHINEHART PAT SHAW MARY STEWART WRIGHT F.STELLE EPLAN FRANCES MCALLISTER AVA TODD SUSIE UNDERWOOD VIRGINIA BARNWELL IRENE FEATHERSTON THE flRGO JUNIOR-FRESHMAN WEDDING SYMBOLIZING THE UNION of these two classes in loyalty, devotion, and sisterhood, Connie Roberts, President of the Freshman Class, was the bride of Mr. Whoop- ' Em-Up, Sara Davis, President of the Junior Class. Acting as maid-of-honor was Helen Franklin. Elna Lombard was the best man. The ceremony was performed by June Pearson. Begun in the year 1924-25, the Junior-Freshman Wedding has become the most sacred of the traditions of the Whoop- ' Em-Up generation. And When at last we come to sit With child ' un ' round the door We ' ll teach ' cm that the thing to do Is Whoop- ' Em-Up some more. ' Will you, won ' t you, Will you, won ' t you, Won ' t you join the dance? SOCIAL CLUBS CULBREATH SMITH AGNEW CRAWFORD THE TH BANKS THOMPSON- LEWIS HUNT TH Gt THE THUGS DICKEY CULBREATH . THORNTON PLATT GEMES MARTIN Thug Leader McCANLESS QUILLIAN FAULKNER OLIVER THE HOLMES DAVIS WHITTON SHIELDS JEFFORDS THE H . O . T . CLUB MARIBEL HOLMES MAHONEY SNOW PEARSON Preside n t WILLIAMS HOWELL REAVIS THE flRGO WHY KNOT CLUB LYNETTE MAHONEY OFFICER MEMBERS A. DuPREE H. THRELKELD J. MCDONNELL V. J. MORGAN C. ROBERTS F. QUILLIAN M. HUNTER A. ANDREWS M. PATRICK M. A. DUNCAN F. SIMMONS H. HOBBS T. D. WILLIAMS E. WILLIAMS C. SHIELDS A. HANCOCK E. LUCAS B. GREEN L. QUILLIAN M. M. WHITTON E. BANKS M. HOLMES F. PROTHRO B. KNOX V. REAVIS D. NEWHARD M. NEWHARD President L. Bices G. SHANNON C. ENLOE H. WRIGHT A. REAVIS R. WHEAT E. LOMBARD A. M. WHEAT 118 THE ARGO D . S . A . CLUB OFFICER MARY JEFFORDS President LUCY QUILLIAN HELEN HOBBS ELEANOR BANKS DOROTHY WALKER ELEANOR THORNTON VIRGINIA RFAVIS HELI.N WRIGHT MEMBERS DOROTHY GEMES ELIZABETH LUCAS JEAN MAULDIN MARY ELIZABETH CRAWFORD BETTY KNOX DlCKlY CULBREATH JUNE PEARSON ELNA LOMBARD MARGARET SNOW ELLEN BRADSHAW ANN REAVIS AUGUSTA ANDREWS ELOISE BLACKWELL VIRGINIA CHEATHAM ELIZABETH GROOVER HELEN FRANKLIN MARY HUNTER MARY JONES VIRGINIA LANGDALE CONNIE MARTIN SUSIE TUCKER Y THE DO PROTHRO REAVIS, V. WRIGHT BABB REAVIS, A. QUILLIAN BANKS GREEN HANCOCK FLOWER: Bachelor Button. MOTTO: Put off ' til tomorrow what you should do today. SLOGAN: I ' m too high-hat and you ' re too low-down. DO NOTHING CLUB MARY JEFFORDS President JONES CHEATWOOD CULBREATH LUCAS SMITH CRAWFORD SHANNON JEFFORDS T H E 1(0 ENLOE OFFICERS MARY JEFFORDS CLARA ENLOE . MEMBERS LYNETTE MAHONEY SARA DAVIS HILDA SUMMERS CONNIE MARTIN BETTY KNOX GAIL SHANNON HELEN WRIGHT FRANCES QUILLIAN MARIBEL HOLMES CAROLINE SHIELDS ELEANOR BANKS HENRI HALL SARA FAY WASSON ELNA LOMBARD President . Sponsor COTILLION CLUB MEMBERS VIRGINIA LANGDALE CONNIE ROBERTS FRANCES SIMMONS VIRGINIA REAVIS DIXIE ANN JONES ADELE HANCOCK FRANCES QUILLIAN GAIL SHANNON MARY MARGARET WHITTON CLARA ENLOE ANN REAVIS BETTY GREEN MARY ALICE DUNCAN DICKEY CULBREATH ANNA ELIZABETH BRANNEN MARY HUNTER CONNIE MARTIN CAROLINE SHIELDS MARGARET WASSON THE I. . K A T . CLUB OFFICER MARIBEL HOLMES President THE PRGO THE OWL CLUB OFFICER DOROTHY PERRY President CLARA ENLOE MARIBEL HOLMES LYNETTE MAHONEY ELLEN BRADSHAW EDITH CHEATWOOD BETTY GREEN SENIOR MEMBERS MARY BYRD MARTIN MARGARET SNOW MARCARLT THOMPSON SOPHOMORE MEMBERS DIXIE ANN JONES BETTY KNOX ELIZABETH LUCAS DOROTHY RUTH WHEAT MARY MARGARET WHITTON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS MARGARET NEWHARD LUCY QUILLIAN HF.LI-N WRIGHT It wasn ' t very civil of you to sit down without being invited, said the March Hare. FEATURES Never imagine yourself not to be other- wise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise. SUPERLATIVES MOST POPULAR SENIOR i incite _ laltcneit MOST ATTRACTIVE SENIOR BEST SENIOR SPORTSWOMAN MOST VERSATILE SENIOR I utii - 1 1 utt atct i luttcn MAY QUEEN MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR MOST REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORE MOST REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMAN A cat may look at a king . . . BEAUTIES As selected by the 1937 AEGIS STAFF, DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Tut, tut, child! said the Duchess. Every- thing ' s got a moral, if only you can find it. HODGE-PODGE E. T. . . . . . . Lavender and Lace LAURA ELLEN . . Knapsacks and Portfolios, BERT .... Starch Sketchbooks AGNEW, Hockey Sticks anil Home, Sweet Home MARY Impeccable Sunsets ROSY Hearts and Crosses DOT GEMES . . . Confetti and Clarinets MURIEL Pressed Clorer Leaves CALLAHAN .... Pom-poms Pennies GRACE . . Butterflies, All Gold and Black MARY BYRD .... Anklets but Orchids WHEATIE .... Tweeds and O. fords MARY VAN HOOSE . . Peaches and Posies ALICE Patterns and Pottery LIB . . Bronze and flower Gardens ENLOE . . . Paper Dolls and Diamonds DICKIE Lilies-of-t he-Valley --- i BRINK Rainbows LYNETTE . Wave Set and Sky Blue Monsseline DOT FUDGE Brooks and Pebbles BETH Valentines MAC Ivy and Tinkling Ice MARY CUSHMAN Spices JUDY Ta-u ' it TREADWELL . . . Ta-i MARY MARGARET . . . Pearls and Velict WHEELER Sessions and Sisters THOMPSON . Sofa Pilloivs and Symphonies KATLYN Stardust SWANSON Eight-Hour Days PERRY . Criss-Cross Curtains Nasturtiums MARIBEL . . . More or Less Scbiaperelli SNOW Taffeta EUGENIA .... Maytime and Mittens SARA MARTHA Heliotrope ADVERTISEMENTS Remember .... When you start that new home There ' s a just right PEPPERELL Sheet . FOR EVERY BED PtPPtlL PABRJCS FOR EVERY BUDGET PEPPERELL MANUFACTURING . COMPANY SHORTER COLLEGE IS KNOWN NATIONALLY as one of the best women ' s colleges and Rome recog- nizes it as an asset to the city and to all Georgia. This Bank takes pride in its numerous contacts with both students and faculty members, and satisfaction in the way its service matches their needs. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE THE NATIONAL CITY BANK of ROME, GA. = 152 Compliments of LAM AMUSEMENT COMPANY Operating DeSoto Rivoli Gordon Theatres BRADLEY AND BANDY DRUG COMPANY Citizens Building and Loan Association We Finance the Building of Homes 505 Broad Street ROME ' GEORGIA Shorter uses THE SOUTH ' S FINEST FLOUR made by Theo. Stivers Milling Company ROME GEORGIA ROME PRINTING COMPANY PRINTING , RUBBER STAMPS LEGAL BLANKS Compliments of BUSV BEE CAFE Compliments of ROME HARDWARE CO. GIBSON DeJOURNETTE, INC. WHOLESALE GROCERS ROM i GEORGIA 153 WHEELER ' S PHARMACY A MODERN DRUG STORE Make Our Store Your S tore Broad St. at Second Ave. Rome, Georgia Wyatt Book Store STATIONERY and GIFTS SHORTER ' S LAUNDRY LADY PEPPERELL LAUNDRY BOB WYATT, Manager Telephone 1017 154 Meet Your Friends at LflN DRUG STORE Headquarters for FINE PERFUMES and COSMETICS By the World ' s Most Famous Makers We Carry a Complete Line of DRUGS, SUNDRIES and Smart Novelty Items for GIFTS IT ' S on SHORTER CAMPUS ROME BOTTLING CO. 4 F A H Y ' S Where Youthful Fashions Have Been the Habit Since the Horse and Buggy Days. Established 1873 155 Compliments of ORR STUDIO Doster-McGowan Drug Co. The Appreciative Druggists 300 Broad Street :: Phones 61-62 ROME, GEORGIA Southeastern Express Co. The South ' s Independent Publicly Owned Competitive Express Company Operating on the lines of SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM and Other Important Railroads in the Southeast. OFFERS SAFE, RELIABLE, RESPONSIBLE, COURTEOUS and EXPEDITIOUS TRANS- PORTATION. Compliments of Daniel Printing Equipment Co. Phone 907 Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. ' Compliments of SKELTON FURNITURE CO. LINDALE -:- GEORGIA . . . 1 - . . GROOVER ' S SHOE REPAIR SHOP We Call for and Delher Phone 1342 326 Broad Street . . . . . . v 1 56 M . . . . . HOTEL GENERAL FORREST ONE OF GEORGIA ' S FINEST HOTELS New - Modern - Fireproof We Serve the Finest Food in the South DeSoto Beautorium Beauty Headquarters Our make-up artist will gladly give you a free make-up chart. Phone 1666 All You Would Expect to Find in a Jewelry Store Gifts for All Occasions Hardy Jewelry Company Your Account Solicited OWENS KING CO. THE MEN ' S WEAR STORE 24! Broad Street ROME -:- GEORGIA , Phone 1024 HENRY STEWART ODORLESS CLEANING ' 40! Second Ave. -:- ROME, GEORGIA , ' 1 CALDWELL PRINTING COMPANY Phone 837 ROME GEORGIA CURRY-ARRINGTON SEED CO. Established 1888 ROME ' S OLDEST SEED HOUSE 107 Second Ave. -:- Phone 44 1 Compliments of S. H. KRESS CO. Compliments of SILVER ' S Compliments of BRA2ELTON PRINTING CO. Compliments of H. KESSLER CO. 1 157 ENLOE DRUG COMPANY The Rexail Store DRUGS Toilet Articles ' Soda i Sandwiches f Lunches ROME 1 GEORGIA Compliments of ... COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY John H. Daniel Building Phone 353 ROME 1 GEORGIA compliments of . . . c T c D l_l I ' c C) I t K V. M I i The Sotith ' s Largest Home Furnishers SAVAGE BEAUTY SHOPPE Efficient anil Courteous Service Phone I7t2 302 2 Broad Street -:- ROME, GEORGIA Over Dostcr McGowcn Drug Co. - Compliments of HARBIN HOSPITAL 158 COMPLIMENTS OTEL GREYSTONE ROME ' S NEWEST HO TEL COMPLIMENTS OF RIEGELDALE FARM Producers of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK 159 1 Compliments of GRAVES HARPER COMPANY ! 312 Broad Street ROME ' GEORGIA , __-- __. .______. | . - .. McBrayer Brothers Home of GOOD FURNITURE AND MUSIC Broad Street at 3rd Avenue ROME 1 GEORGIA - -r-f-r -r 1 i i Qualify Cleaners DRY CLEANING PRESSING AND DYEING H. A. PRITCHARD Owner Phone 1877 ALLYN BEAUTY SHOPPE Mezzanine Floor FORREST HOTEL Phone 617 r Compliments of . JOHNNIE ' S GOOD SANDWICHES w - TAXI ECONOMY CAB COMPANY DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Phone 687 C. T. JERVIS DRUG COMPANY THE BEST LUNCHES IN TOWN 207 Broad Street i ROME SEED AND FEED COMPANY 117 Broad Street ROME GEORGIA ! The On ' Complete Lou ' -PriceJ Car tllga G- L H ' sht Motor Co ' Sales and Service ROME GEORGIA PURYEAR COMPANY FZ.OR STS Phone 1314 i ROME, GEORGIA -.--- M ACON A. BROCK It ' s Smarf to Gne Jewelry from BROCK ' S 231 Broad Street SOUTHERN DAIRIES ICE CREAM Approved by Good Housekeeping Appropriate Party Novelties Phone 110 i ROME, GEORGIA . --. . . . . 160 hear the chees and shouts! . . They ' re for . . A modern store for moderns Esserman and Co. ; , ' Compliments of Owen Hardware Company We Have If ROME LAUNDRY Beautiful Dry Cleaning Phone 207 ROME GEORGIA Andrews Taxi and U-Drive-lt Company BLACK AND WHITE COMPANY YELLOW CAB COMPANY General Repairs and Wrecker Service DAY AND NIGHT Telephone 10 or 28 - Vi ' c Feature the Collcgebrcd Shoes ALL SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY ' HIGGINS SHOE CO. Alu;:ys a S r Abcail ....... ... . . . . . . Meet Me at VICK ' S 532 Broad St. . . e . . m- . I THE FRUIT COMPANY, INCORPORATED 161 ACHIEVEMENT IIN ANY UN IE OIF IENIDIE VOR, lUTHIE NAYUIRAIL IRJEJRUILT Of A IB II L II TY AND lEXIPIEIPJIIENCIEJPILUJUr OIPIPOIPJONIITY TOILf OIRiGANIZATIION TAINEJT TO DIE IIN inrjjyCCIfJTJ-jyCCIEJJIE KNIEID IBY IttllE AlBIILIIlfY Of IITJ MIEMIBIERJ, TlttlE IEXPIEIRJIIENCIE GAIINIEID IIN irWIENW YIEAJKJT OIE lEIEIEOIWr, AND imiEoiPiPoiRjryNiuiiiEjr OIEIEIEIKJEID IBY lilJT CLIIIENTX l yKLOTTE IENGIRAVIING COMIIPANY II NC. AKTIJ ' TJ ' - PnOTO-ENGRAVEPJ n -DEj ' IGNEPJ ' CHAR. LOT TE NO R,T tt CAR.OLI N A NINETEEN FIFTEEN i E i 1 ! | | i i t i i F THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF EXPERIENCED AND EXPERT CRAFTSMEN FOOTE DAVIES GO. HAVE THESE SERVICES . . . U ,J I He HI c t necenaiH c c HI y c n c n I .) ; ]r i nil t cat L y f i n e ' !. ' . in,clnt iii. i A SPECIAL ANNUAL SALES AND SERVICE ORGANIZATION CREATIVE DESIGNERS AND LAYOUT ARTISTS ABUNDANT EQUIPMENT . . . MODERN AND COMPLETE PRICES REPRE- SENTING MAXIMUM -IN VALUE ATLANTA GEORGIA ; m