Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1938 volume:

JRome, (Seorijia THE GIFT OF y u - wie owie (ovlleae, urme , X X EDITOR JULE LAMBERT BUSINESS MANAGER ANNE MARTIN Upon graduation, we, the class of 1938 look back over four years of work and play. Herein we present an account, with the aid of Godey ' s ladies, of this adventurous life. May the ladies of ' 38 be as well-remembered and outstanding as those of Godey. ATFffllfLIETFCC Art l uafou, (met a rut terwice o -{. To the fleeting present Give thy earnest heed; In the book before thee, Dreamer, pause and read. Clasp the past ' s great volume, Let the future be Yet enwrapped and shrouded In its mystery. GODEY ' S LADY ' S BOOK, 1859. Looking Across from Academic to Conservatory Out-Door Dinins Room gm KBcH Conservatory Columns . vyiwv; - :- The Center of Things The Court . ,5 we .:.: V ; , i Sunlight in the Court Pool Z veiiden-f, cra.it - - . v iSCtt You have made for yourselves a secure place in the annals of Shorter by your high objectives, by your ability in translating those objectives into achievement, by your constructive leadership in student life, and by your loyalty to those ideals of gracious living which are associated with Shorter women at their best. May the years ahead bring to each of you abundant happiness and that quality of satisfaction which comes from the investment of talent and personality in unselfish service. PAUL M. COUSINS. 1938 J938 The Class of 1938 has in it many of my most valued student friends. I have watched your de- velopment through four years and have taken pride in it. I am confident that life will be fuller and richer for you, and for those with whom you are associated, as the coming years bring the opportuni- ties to use the splendid talents with which you are endowed. C. R. WILCOX. My good wishes go with each and every one of the Class of 1938. May you hold fast to the good things of the mind and spirit which four years of work and play at Shorter have brought to you. MILDRED R. MELL. May you continue to uphold the high standards and ideals which have been yours during your four years at Shorter. It is upon you and other graduates that the world ' s interpretation of our college rests. I am confident that we can depend upon each of you to prove Shorter ' s worth. My unchanging interest, my friendship, and sincere good wishes go with you. LOUISE BENNET. - 17- c- tJw OFFICERS T. B. OWENS President F. S. BURNEY Vice-President AUBREY MATHEWS Secretary F. S. COOPER Treasurer MEMBERS 1 A. S. BRADLEY ............. Swainsboro, Georgia AUBREY MATHEWS ............. 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 MRS. J. CURTIS DIXON ... ........ Atlanta, 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 1938 Xs JJT J938 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, Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Harvard University, University of North Carolina. Phi Beta Kappa. FRANCIS S. WILDER, A.M. Professor of Sociology A.B., Dartmouth College; A.M., University of North Carolina; Graduate work, Uni- versity of North Carolina; Research work, Institute for Research in Social Science. CLARA LOUISE KELLOG, A.M. Profess or of History Ph.B., Baylor University; A.M., Columbia University; Graduate work, Columbia Uni- versity, University of Pennsylvania, University of Colorado, University of Chicago, University of California. ALLIE HAYES RICHARDSON, B.O. Associate Professor of Speech B.O., Brenau College; B.O., Emerson College of Oratory; Academy of Speech Arts, Boston; Graduate work, University of Chicago, Columbia University. RUBY USHER HIGHTOWER, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics B.L., Shorter College; Graduate work, University of London; A.M., University of Geor- gia; Ph.D., University of Missouri. Sigma Xi. CLARA LOUISE THOMPSON, Ph.D. Professor of Classical Languages and Acting Professor of Spanish A.B., Washington; 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. Professor of Chemistry A.B., Baylor University; M.S., Ph.D., The Rice Institute. PARTHENIA GEORGE, Lib ' y Sc. Librarian Women ' s College of Alabama, Carnegie Library, Alabama State Capitol, Montgomery, Alabama. - 19- JOHN N. WARE, Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Randolph-Macon College; A.M., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. RICHARD HALL, Th.M., D.D. Professor of Religion Student, University of Richmond; Th.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; Graduate work, University of Chicago; George Peabody College for Teachers; D.D., Howard College. MATHILDE MAYER PARLETT, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English A.B., Smith College; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Phi Beta Kappa. BERTHA E. MARTIN, Ph.D. Professor of Biology A.B., Mt. Holyoke College; Ph.D., University of Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. CAMERON DUNCAN EBAUGH, Ph.D. Professor of Education and Psychology A.B., Johns Hopkins University; A.M., Middlebury College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Delta Pi. DORA VON TURCKHEIM WARE Instructor of Modern Languages Graduate of Lichtenstein-Callnberg Teachers ' College, Germany; Diplome, Institut de France, Paris. MARTHA GLOVER GRIFFIN, B.S. Instructor in Fine and Applied Arts B.S., George Peabody College for Teache rs; Graduate work, ibid. WILBUR HARTZELL ROW AND, Mus.B., F.A.G.O. Director of Music Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory of Music; Diplome d ' Aptitude a 1 ' Enseignement 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. LOUISE THOMPSON, A.M. Registrar and Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Shorter College; A.M., Columbia University. HARRIET GARRETT, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, ibid. 1938 -20- JC)3S o Jr i GRACE WYATT, A.M. Instructor in Biology A.B., Chicora College; B.S., A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate work, Duke University. GEORGE HARDESTY, Mus.M. Instructor in Violin and Theory Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory; Mus.M., Oberlin Conservatory; Graduate study, Ohio State University. Pi Kappa Lambda. MARGARET DENNIS, Mus.B. Instructor in Voice and Theory Mus.B., DePauw University; Pupil of Isadore Luckstone and Mme. Ernestine Lebayrie; Graduate study, New York University and Columbia University. JESSIE WILLIAMS GARDNER Instructor in English A.B., Wellesley College. PALOMA WIGGINS, A.B. Assistant in Speech A.B., Shorter College. SUSIE PEARSONS BROWN, A.M. Instructor in French A.B., Wesleyan College; A.M., University of North Carolina; Graduate work, Sorbonne. ELEANOR WILCOX WILLINGHAM, A.M. Instructor in History A.B., Shorter College; A.M., Columbia University. ESTHER LOUISE HOWE, Mus.B. Instructor in Piano Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory; Pupil of Frank H. Shaw. ROBERT P. SHELDON, Mus.B. Instructor in Piano Mus.B., Northwestern University; Graduate study, Northwestern University, The Juilliard School. Pi Kappa Lambda. DICKIE CULBREATH, A.B. Assistant in Chemistry A.B., Shorter College. SUSIE CUNNINGHAM, A.B. Assistant in Art A.B., Shorter College. ELEANOR THORNTON, A.B. Assistant in Biology A.B., Shorter College. -21 - , . . s s, , U oofi 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 Senior class. We ' ll Whoop- ' em-up and Whoop- ' em-up and Whoop- ' em-up some more Senior class is the class that we all adore She ' s such a peach she ' s won our heart, she surely plays the game They are not rough, they are not tough, but they get there just the same. We ' ll Whoop- ' em-up and Whoop- ' em-up and Whoop- ' em-up some more We ' ll 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 Senior class is the class that we all adore She ' s such a peach she ' s won our heart she surely plays the game. They are not rough, they are not tough, but they get there just the same. lore . ROBERT HOWELL SIMMONS Known affectionately as Buzz, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons. V ' His mother is a former member of the Class of ' 38. $ -01 L S- f } f 1938 1938 ff SARA DAVIS President SUE PAYNE Vice-President MAT JAMES Secre tfr;y MARY MAC ELLINGTON Treasurer -27- n vu DOROTHY ADAIR B.M. Huntsville, Alabama Course, Piano. Transferred from Athens College in Sophomore year. Named on Honor Roll for three years. Member of Camerata and Choral Secretary. Polymnian. MARY LEE BATTLE A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, Literature. Honorable mention in Phi Sigma Alpha Honor Scholastic Society. A Shorter Player and French Club member. Polymnian. 1938 LOLA BEATTY A.B. Summerville, Georgia Course, Biology. Kappa Gamma Tau member. Eunomian. MARY FRANCES BURNES A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, French. President of the French Club and Roman Legion- naire. Senior Basketball. Polym- nian. ffi M fl D IK. arable Alpha if. A club -29- H fl LILLY MARY CAIN A.B. Savannah, Georgia Course, Mathematics. Student Body Treasurer and Associate Edi- tor of ARGO. S. O. S. member and very active in all sports. Polym- nian. 1938 LOIS DANIELL A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, Biology. Town Girl repre- sentative on Student Council, Honor Board and Secretary- Treasurer of Roman Legion. Member of Kappa Gamma Tau. Choral. French Club member two years. Eunomian. SARA DAVIS A.B. Columbus, Georgia Course, Sociology. Leader of class in Junior-Senior years, and S. O. S. Genera- tion Club Leader. Outstanding work in Sports, Student Council and on Y. W. C. A. Cabinet and Honor Board. Danced her way into presidency of Cotillion. Member of H. O. T. Also Maid in Polymnian and May Queen ' s Court. Polymnian. MADGE DELLINGER A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, Sociology. President of Town Girls ' Club and Business Manager of Chimes. Honorable mention in Phi Sigma Alpha Honor Scholastic Society and Honor Board member. Eunomian. fl D IR - . tirv- gion. i Tin- irtwo -31- n o MARY MAC ELLINGTON A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, History. President of I. R. C. and Senior Class Treasurer. Member of S. O. S. Generation Club and H. O. T. Senior Honor Roll. Polymnian. 1938 LOUISE FORRESTER B.M. Canton, Georgia Course, Piano. Camerata Secre- tary and Treasurer. Honorable mention in Phi Sigma Alpha Scho- lastic Honor Society. Eunomian. 1933 MYRA GILMORE A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, History. I. R. C. mem- ber and Roman Legionnaire. Polymnian. NANITA GUERRY A.B. Montezuma, Georgia Course, Mathematics. Participant in musical activities and Science Club member. Polymnian. -33 - fl (0) IK. ADELE HANCOCK A.B. Marietta, Georgia Course, Spanish. S. O. S., H. O. T. member and Original Polym- nian Song Leader. Maid in May Queen ' s Court. Participant in Athletics and Gamma Delta Sec- retary-Treasurer. Polymnian. 1938 MARTHA HOGAN B.M. Canton, Georgia Course, Music. President of Choral Club and Camerata Vice- President. Key Club member as well as Thug. Eunomian. J938 EVELYN HORNE A.B. Thomasville, Georgia Course, Speech. Outstanding as member of Speech Department and Shorter Players President. Thug and Key member and Eunomian first Vice-President. MAT JAMES A.B. Augusta, Georgia Course, Sociology. Transfer as Junior from Augusta Junior Col- lege. Secretary of Senior Class and Debating Club. S. O. S. and Thug. Choral Club and Chimes Staff member. Active in all ath- letics. Eunomian. tnt of i Vice- nte as ian. 35- IE M fl Q IR BETH JARMAN A.B. Hazlehurst, Georgia Course, Mathematics. Capable President of Y. W. C. A. and member of Honor Board. Name appears in American Who ' s Who and is member of Argonauts, Student Council and S. O. S. Key member, Thug and Eu- nomian Secretary. 1938 BETTYE JOHNSON A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, History. Member of Chimes Staff and Treasurer of I. R. C. Vice-President of Roman Legion and named on Honor Roll. Polymnian. J938 BETTY JOLLY Rome, Georgia Course, History. Member of I. R. C. and Roman Legion. Polym- nian. JULE LAMBERT A.B. Fort Valley, Georgia Course, History. Editor of ARGO. Member of Student Council, Honor Board and Argonaut. Sec- retary of Junior Class. Active participant in athletics. Member of H. O. T., S. O. S., and Key. Senior Honor Roll. Polymnian. LD r ol oil wun Roll - 37- IK. S ANN MARTIN A.B. Columbus, Georgia Course, Music. Founder and President of the Debating Club. Member of S. O. S., Key Club and Choral Club. Named on Honor Roll 4 years. ARGO Business Man- ager. Polymnian. DONNA MOORE A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, Sociology. Member of I. R. C. and Roman Legion French Club member two years. Polym- nian. 1938 v 1933 JOSEPHINE PARIS Rome, Georgia Course, Mathematics. Member of Kappa Gamma Tau and Roman Legion. Polymnian. MARGARET PATRICK Quit man, Georgia Course, Sociology. Member of I. R. C. and Thug. Eunomian. fu K M n o D JOYCE PATRICK Conyers, Georgia Course, Speech. Active Shorter Player of which she is Vice-Presi- dent. Eunomian. 1938 SUE PAYNE B.M. Scotfsboro, Alabama Course, Piano. Sophomore trans- fer from Athens College. Presi- dent of Camerata for two years and Senior Class Vice-President. Name in American Who ' s Who and three years on Honor Roll. Member of S. O. S. and ARGO Subscription Editor. Polymnian. J938 JUNE PEARSON A.B. Cowan, Tennessee Course, Speech. President of Polymnian Society and leader of H. O. T. ' s. Honor Board Repre- sentative and member of S. O. S. Periscope and ARGO staff during Junior year. Maid in May Queen ' s Court. Key Club Chairman. FRANCES PROTHRO A.B. Griffin, Georgia Course, Sociology. President of Sports Council and Honor Board member. Sponsor of the Cotillion Club and Eunomian Treasurer. Member of S. O. S. and Key Club. Name in American Who ' s Who of Colleges. tnns- Presi- jytars sidtnt. $fho rRoll. Aico 41 - i n vjj FRANCES PYLE A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, Biology. Member of Town Girls ' Club, Gamma Delta and Kappa Gamma Tau. Polym- nian. VIRGINIA REAVIS A.B. Waycross, Georgia Course, History. Ruler of May Day and Vice-President of Sports Association, I. R. C., and Polym- nian. Member of S. O. S. and H. O. T. 1938 7 FRANCES RHINEHART A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, History. Member of I. R. C. and the Roman Legion. CHRISTINE ROACH A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, Biology. Member of Kappa Gamma Tau and Roman Legion. French Club member for two years. Polymnian. ' ft, , ' ffi fl LD IR. S -43- n n IK. CAROLINE SHIELDS A.B. Waycross, Georgia Course, Sociology. Came as Sophomore from Huntington College. Student Body president and chairman of Honor Board. Sports Council and Y. W. C. A. Cabinet member. Member of Argonaut and Editor of Periscope in Junior year. H. O. T., and S. O. S. Name in Who ' s Who in American Colleges. Polymnian. SUE SHUFORD A.B. Atlanta, Georgia Course, Mathematics. Participant in Senior Sports. Member of Kappa Gamma Tau. Polymnian. JC)3S ANN KILBY SMITH A.B. Cordcle, Georgia Course, History. I. R. C. member and Polymnian. MIRIAM SMITH A.B. Cartersville, Georgia Course, Speech. Leader of the Eunomian Society and Thugs. She is an S. O. S. and outstanding Shorter Player. Member of Honor Board and Key Club. Eunomian. r - S n u - rof nun. -45- MARGARET WASSON B.M. Chattanooga, Tennessee Course, Piano. University of Chattanooga transfer in Junior year. Student Council representa- tive, S. O. S. and H. O. T. mem- ber. Participant in Choral and Camerata activities. Polymnian Treasurer. 1938 KATHRYN WATSON A.B. Rome, Georgia Course, Biology. Outstanding as member of Phi Sigma Alpha Honor Scholastic Society and also as poet and writer, being Chimes Editor. S. O. S. and participant in athletics. Eunomian. 1933 ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT A.B. Bainbridge, Georgia Course, Biology. President of Kappa Gamma Tau and Secretary of Polymnians. Member of H. O. T., S. O. S., and the staff of ARGO. Polymnian. MARINELLE WILLIAMS A.B. Cordele, Georgia Course, History. Member of I. R. C. and a Shorter Player. Leader of Polymnian songs and Maid in May Queen ' s Court. Polymnian. - Alpb J also -47- BETTY WRIGHT A.B. Atigusfa, Georgia Course, Biology. Art Editor of both ARGO and Chimes. Partici- pant in sports and contributor of poetry. Polymnian. t sa To hallowed duty, Here, with a loyal and heroic heart, Bind we our lives. GODEY ' S LADY ' S BOOK, 1859. jc 38 L - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ELLEN BRADSHA w . . President HELEN WRIGHT Vice-President DOROTHY NEWHARD Secretary Lois ARNOLD Treasurer -51- JUNIORS V I MARGARET AMBERSON Rome, Ga. LOUISE BIGGS Cedartown, Ga. ELOISE ANDERSON West Point, Ga. GEORGIA BLOUNT Waynesboro, Ga. 1938 -52- Lois ARNOLD Buffalo, N. Y. PATTY BRADLEY Dalton, Ga. J938 ELLEN BRAUSHAW JUNIORS VIVIAN CARPENTER ANNIE NELL COLLINS West Point, Ga. Walaska, Ga. Blakely, Ga. DOROTHY DARBY SUSIE DAVIS DOROTHY JEAN HARTFORD Statesboro, Ga. Rome, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. -53- V, N i V JUNIORS JANE HOUSTON VIRGINIA JOHNSON HATTIE JONES Johnson City, Tenn. Turin, Ga. Colquitt, Ga. SARA LEWIS ELSIE MANN MILDRED MILLER Cartersville, Newnan, Ga. Carrollton, Ga. 1933 J938 DOROTHY NEWHARD JUNIORS MARGARET NEWHARD PATSY PATTERSON Perry, Ga. Perry, Ga. Madison, Ga. ELIZABETH PLATT JULIA PRICE STARR QUIGG Gainesville, Ga. Quitman, Ga. Rome, Ga. -55- JUNIORS ANN REAVIS Waycross, Ga. LUCILE RHINEHART Rome, Ga. VIRGINIA SCHAUDIES LaGrange, Ga. JEAN SMITH HELEN THRELKELD DOROTHY WALKER HAZEL WILSON Gainesville, Vidalia, Cairo, Trion, Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. 1938 c Dreams may come And dreams may go On Shorter Hill, But the dreams that we love best Live with us always; Sail along in silver ships On Shorter seas, Seniors, dear, we ' ll hold you near In our memory. 1938 i za tf i SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS HELEN FRANKLIN President ANNA ELIZABETH BRANNEN Vice-President SARA FAY WASSON Secretary ELIZABETH GROOVER . . Treasurer -51- SOPHOMORES MARY EVELYN ACUFF Lake Wales, Fla. AUGUSTA ANDREWS Columbus, Ga. HELEN BATEMAN Macon, Ga. ANNA ELIZABETH BRANNEN Moultrie, Ga. NELL DAVID Columbus, Ga. RUTH CANSLER Morristown, Tenn. MARY ALICE DUNCAN Elizabethton, Tenn. HELEN DENT Lockhart, S. C. ANN DUPREE Charlotte, N. C. HELEN FRANKLIN Leesburg, Fla. SOPHOMORES LILLIAN FRYER Blakely, Ga. ELIZABETH GROOVER Boston, Ga. SARA FRANCES GROVES Byromville, Ga. HENRI HALL Atlanta, Ga. CAROLINE HARDISON Byron, Ga. MARY LOUISE HUFFMAN Winchester, Tenn. MARY HUNTER Quitman, Ga. INEZ JOHNSON Opp, Ala. MARY JONES Newnan, Ga. DOROTHY KIMSEY Ducktown, Tenn. i -61- T y ' 1 - 1938 SOPHOMORES VIRGINIA LANGDALE Valdosta, Ga. FREDA LOWE Warrenton, Ga. MAUDE MADDEN Concord, Ga. KATHRYN MARTIN Gainesville, Ga. MARGARET McLAURY Waycross, Ga. NORMAN MITCHELL Atlanta, Ga. MARGARET REED Center, Ala. CONNIE ROBERTS Macon, Ga. BILLIE ANN ROOP Bowdon, Ga. SUSIE TUCKER Waynesboro, Ga. SOPHOMORES FRANCES TURNER Clayton, Ala. SARA FAY WASSON Chattanooga, Tenn. EMILY WHATLEY Reynolds, Ga. DAPHNE WHELESS Tif ton, Ga. ANN WILBURN Woodbury, Ga. -63 Hard are life ' s early steps; and but that youth is buoyant, confident, and strong in hope, man would behold its threshold and despair. GODEY ' S LADY ' S BOOK, 1859. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS CONSTANCE MARTIN President ANNE HARRIS Vice-President JEAN PEDLEY Secretary HELEN WANNAMAKER Treasurer -67- 1938 FRESHMEN MARY ELLEN ALSUP ANN BARWICK. DORIS BECKUM JIMMIE BEST SARA Lou BRADSHAW ANN BRANAN IVANELLE BURKE LUCILLE CASEY MIRIAM CATER KATHERINE COLE ANN DARBY BILLIE DAVIS FRANCES DAVIS HAZEL DAVIS JEANETTE DAVIS CLAIRE DAVIS BARBARA DEAN DOROTHY DELANEY FRESHMEN KATHERINE DOOLY CAROLINE DRAKE EVELYN DRIGGARS BETTY DuBosE INA DUDLEY EMMA EDWARDS EVELYN ELLIS BETTY FITZGERALD JANE FORRESTER MARY CLARK GAINES JUANITA GARRETT ELEANOR GIBBONS KATHERINE GOODING ELEANOR GREER ANNIE CLAIRE HAMIL BETTY HAMILTON ANN HARRIS MONTINE HEAD -69- FRESHMEN LIZETTE HENDERSON MARY MALONE HICKS MIRIAM HIGHNOTE ROSELYN HOLMES BLANCHE HOUSE GERALDINE HUBBARD MARY FRANCES LEE JOY LYTLE BESSIE MANN VIRGINIA MARSHALL CONSTANCE MARTIN ELIZABETH MATHEWS MARTHA MOORE MARY E. MCCULLERS K JANE NEIL ANNE NORMON LATRELLE OTWELL DOROTHY PALMER 1938 FRESHMEN SARA PATE JEAN PEDLEY MARY JANE PHINAZEE BETTY PLANT ALICE POTTS MARTHA RACKLEY MARY STANTON FRANCES TATUM MYRA TEAT MARY VANN VIRGINIA WALKE HELEN WANNAMAKER ISABELLE WILLIAMSON BETTE WRIGHT VIRGINIA ZACHRY X k I 1 -71 - .... 1933 THE SPORTS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS FRANCES PROTHRO President VIRGINIA REAVIS .... V ice-President LUCY QUILLIAN Secretary HELEN FRANKLIN Treasurer THE SPORTS COUNCIL promotes all athletics on the campus and May Day. Every girl is a member of the associa- tion and is encouraged to participate and up- hold the fairmindedness and sportsmanship of the Shorter Sports- woman. S. DAVIS C. SHIELDS H. WRIGHT D. NEWHARD E. BRADSHAW E. GROOVER A. ANDREWS B. DUBOSE B. PLANT V. ZACHRY -75- Hockey is one of the outstanding winter sports at Shorter played by all who wish to participate. .X-u Sextet just before the take-off into the Alumnae Swimming Pool. Swim- ming is enjoyed by all the year around. 1938 J938 by all With the spring comes Baseball. Championship in this, as well as all the other sports, is contested for between classes and the generations, also. Swim- During the fall and spring target practice in Archery is a familiar scene on the campus. y -J 7 -77- Track was initiated at Shorter for the first time this year, an essential feature being the high jump, as illustrated above. fo X. () ' f- Vv VW 4 V N , , i , Uv, V) V Just before the pistol shot. Another feature of track on the Hill is the dash. 1938 193S ntiil With a spray oi sawdust they hit the pit in the broadjump, part of the spring track. A big favorite with all on the campus is Tennis, in both fall and spring. An annual tournament is held each spring. -79- Y. W. Retreat. Comes Spring comes sunbaths. Just before the take-off. Don ' t argue, Wassy. On guard! r ' ( V 1933 -80- Steady, there. 1V_ , f Where are the horses? We see you, Sara. ' Won the Sports Leader, 1939 model. Trouble, Dent? i. , Fore! Wilder Tennis. 81 - MAY DAY May Queen, Mary Margaret Whitton, and her court, who ruled over May Day in the year 1937. -82- J938 THE 1938 ARGO JULE LAMBERT Editor-in-Chief . fl ' . L- y ' STAFF LILLY MARY CAIN . . . Associate Editor A. M. WHEAT . . Assistant Business Mgr. . Junior Business Mgr. . Circulation Editor Art Editor ANN REAVIS . SUE PAYNE . BETTY WRIGHT ANN MARTIN Business Manager -85- THE PERISCOPE LUCY QUILLIAN Editor-in-Chief MARGARET NEWHARD, Assistant Editor ' HELEN WRIGHT . . feature Editor Lois ARNOLD . . . News Editor ANNIE NELLE COLLINS, Poetry Editor ELLEN BRADSHAW . Exchange Editor DOROTHY DARBY . . Society Editor AUGUSTA ANDREWS . Circulation Mgr. GRAY CHENAULT . Asst. Business Mgr. THE PERISCOPE is the campus newspaper and lives up to its motto of See It Through. LOUISE BIGGS Business Manager 1938 J938 THE CHIMES KATHRYN WATSON Editor-in-Chief MAT JAMES LILLY MARY CAIN STARR QUIGG Associate Editor Exchange Editor Editorial Board BETTY WRIGHT BETTYE JOHNSON CONNIE ROBERTS Art Editor Business Manager Business Manager THE CHIMES is the literary magazine published six times yearly. Its staff an- nually promotes a contest in poetry and prose in quest of promising young writers. MADGE DELLINGER Business Manager -87- HONOR BOARD THE HONOR BOARD is the active organization for upholding to the greatest degree possible the high ideals concern- ing individual honor. CAROLINE SHIELDS Chairman I- No picture. R EPR ESENTATI VES CAROLINE SHIELDS Council BETH JARMAN Y. W. C. A. Cabinet FRANCES PROTHRO Sports Council JUNE PEARSON Polymnian Society MIRIAM SMITH Eunomian Society MADGE DELLINGER Senior Town Girls SARA DAVIS Senior ELLEN BRADSHAW Junior MARGARET NEWHARD Junior LUCY QUILLIAN Junior HELEN FRANKLIN Sophomore SARA FAY WASSON Sophomore 1938 JC)3S THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION - JARMAN BELLINGER PROTHRO DAVIS NEWHARD PEARSON BRADSHAW WASSON SMITH FRANKLIN ' ft, , ' -89- N STUDENT CO U N C I L THE ASSOCIATION, re- ceiving full cooperation from the administrators and faculty, undertakes the supervision of cam- pus life. It supports and encourages a well- rounded life for the stu- dent and attempts to aid in favorable adaptations to college life. Through it the Shorter girl has an opportunity to become a complete, trustworthy, and honorable citizen in any community. Every college girl should endeavor to live in a wise, just and praise- worthy manner, accepting her share of life ' s responsibilities; honorable in all things. OFFICERS CAROLINE SHIELDS . , MARGARET WASSON . DOROTHY NEWHARD . PATTY BRADLEY , . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer 1938 1933 CLASS REPR ESENTATI VES SARA DAVIS Senior JULE LAMBERT Senior ADA BETH JARMAN Senior MARGARET NEWHARD Jimior DOROTHY NEWHARD Junior ELLEN BRADSHAW Junior PATTY BRADLEY Junior SUSIE DAVIS Junior HELEN FRANKLIN Sophomore SARA FAY WASSON Sophomore HELEN DENT Sophomore -91 THE YOUNG WOMAN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION THE Y. W. C. A. is the only organization per- taining to the religious aspect of student life. This year the association has brought many out- standing leaders to the campus, among whom are: Dr. Donald Stew- art, for Religious Em- phasis Week, Dr. Karl Reiland, Rector Emeri- tus of St. George Church, New York City, Rabbi David Marx, Dr. Arthur Raper, and Bishop H. J. Mikell. A EJ Ei C F ADA BETH JARMAN Pitrpose: To realize full and creative life through a growing knowl- edge 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. OFFICERS ADA BETH JARMAN SARA DAVIS . . . ANN MARTIN . GEORGIA BLOUNT . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer 1938 1938 CABINET ELLEN BRADSHAW Tuesday Evening MARGARET NEWHARD Hill Top Vieivs DOROTHY NEWHARD Deputation EUNICE NIXON Posters GEORGIA BLOUNT Vesper Programs SARA DAVIS Social Service ANN MARTIN Music EMILY WHATLEY Morning Watch ELIZABETH GROOVER Publicity CAROLINE SHIELDS Council Representative FRANCES TURNER Posters ' ff, ' -93- JUNE PEARSON President THE POLY M N I AN SOCI ETY OFFICERS VIRGINIA REAVIS Vice-President GAIL SHANNON Second Vice-President ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT Secretary MARGARET WASSON Treasurer THIS SOCIETY is of a purely social nature and promotes friendship and cooperation through its meetings every Saturday night. J938 THE POLYMNIAN SOCIETY DOROTHY ADAIR MARY ELLEN ALSUP MARGARET AMBERSON HILDA AMBERSON ELOISE ANDERSON AUGUSTA ANDREWS Lois ARNOLD VIRGINIA BARNWELL HELEN BATEMAN MARY LEE BATTLE DORIS BECKUM JIMMY BEST LOUISE BIGGS GEORGIA BLOUNT PATTY BRADLEY ANNA E. BRANNEN MARY FRANCES BURNES LILLY MARY CAIN RUTH CANSLER LUCILLE CASEY GREY CHENAULT ANNIE NELL COLLINS KATHERINE COLE EDITH CRAFT KATHERINE CULVER ANNE DARBY DOROTHY DARBY NELLE DAVID BILLIE DAVIS JEANETTE DAVIS MINNIE CLAIRE DAVIS SARA DAVIS DOROTHY DELANEY EVELYN DRIGGARS BETTY DUBOSE INA DUDLEY MARY ALICE DUNCAN ANN DuPREE MARY MAC ELLINGTON DORIS FAGOT BETTY FITZGERALD JANE FORRESTER MARY EVELYN FORTUNE LILLIAN FRYER MEMBERS MARY CLARK GAINES ELEANOR GIBBONS PEARL GIBSON MYRA GILMORE KATHERINE GOODING MARGARET GRIFFIN ELIZABETH GROOVER SARA GROVES NANITA GUERRY HENRI HALL ADELE HANCOCK ANN HARRIS CAROLINE HARDISON DOROTHY JEAN HARTFORD MARY MALONE HICKS MIRIAM HIGHNOTE KATHRYN HITCHCOCK ROSALYN HOLMES JANE HOUSTON JERRY HUBBARD MARY LOUISE HUFFMAN BETTYE JOHNSON INEZ JOHNSON BETTY JOLLY HATTIE JONES JULE LAMBERT VIRGINIA LANGDALE SARA LILES ELIZABETH LISLE FREDA LOWE MAUDE MADDEN REBECCA MADDOX VIRGINIA MARSHALL ANN MARTIN CONSTANCE MARTIN BERTHA MCCARTHA MARY E. McCuLLERS MARGARET McLAURY MILDRED MILLER DONNA MOORE LORENE MURRAY JANE NEIL DOROTHY NEWHARD MARGARET NEWHARD EUNICE NIXON MARY NIXON LlLA OSBORNE DOROTHY PALMER SARA PATE SUE PAYNE JOSEPHINE PARIS JUNE PEARSON JEAN PEDLEY BETTY PLANT JULIA PRICE FRANCES PYLE STARR QUIGG ANNE REAVIS VIRGINIA REAVIS MARGARET REED CHRISTINE ROACH CONNIE ROBERTS VIRGINIA SCHAUDIES GAIL SHANNON CAROLINE SHIELDS SUE SHUFORD ANN KILBY SMITH SUE SMYTH MARY STANTON HELEN THRELKELD AVA TODD SUSIE TUCKER FRANCES TURNER SUSIE UNDERWOOD SARA FAY WASSON MARGARET WASSON ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT DOROTHY WHEELER DAPHNE WHEELER MARINELLE WILLIAMS ISABEL WILLIAMSON HAZEL WILSON VIRGINIA WILSON BETTE BLOIS WRIGHT BETTY WRIGHT HELEN WRIGHT VIRGINIA ZACHRY MIRIAM SMITH President THE EU NOM I AN SOCI ETY OFFICERS EVELYN HORNE V ice-President LUCY QUILLIAN Second Vice-President BETH JARMAN Secretary FRANCES PROTHRO Treasurer BEGUN originally as a literary society, like Polymnian, it aims at friendly associations and cooperation and holds its meetings every Saturday night. 193S THE EUNOMIAN SOCIETY MEMBERS MARY EVELYN ACUFF LOLA BEATTY ELLEN BRADSHAW SARA Lou BRADSHAW ANNE BRANAN IVANELLE BURKE VIVIAN CARPENTER MIRIAM CATER Lois DANIELL FRANCES DAVIS HAZEL DAVIS SUSIE DAVIS BARBARA DEAN MADGE DELLINGER HELEN DENT KATHERINE DOOLY CATHERINE DRAKE EMMA EDWARDS EVELYN ELLIS LOUISE FORRESTER HELEN FRANKLIN JUANITA GARRETT ELEANOR GREER ANNIE CLAIRE HAMIL BETTY HAMILTON MONTINE HEAD LIZETTE HENDERSON MARTHA HOGAN VIRGINIA HOPKINS EVELYN HORNE JOY HORTON MIRIAM HORTON BLANCHE HOUSE MARY HUNTER MATTIE AVICE JAMES ADA BETH JARMAN VIRGINIA JOHNSON MARY JONES DOROTHY KIMSEY M ARY FRANCES LEE SARA LEWIS JOY LYTLE BESSIE MANN ELSIE MANN KATHRYN MARTIN ELIZABETH MATTHEWS OLLIE MAE McCuRRY DOROTHY MINTER NORMAN MITCHELL MARTHA DEAN MOORE ANN NORMAN LATRELLE OTWELL JOYCE PATRICK MARGARET PATRICK PATSY PATTERSON MARY JANE PHINAZEE ELIZABETH PLATT ALICE POTTS FRANCES PROTHRO LUCY QUILLIAN MARTHA RACKLEY JOSEPHINE REAGAN FRANCES RHINEHART LUCILE RHINEHART BILLIE ANN ROOP JEAN SMITH MIRIAM SMITH FRANCES TATUM MYRA TEAT MARY VANN VIRGINIA WALKE HELEN WANNAMAKER KATHRYN WATSON EMILY WHATLEY DORIS WHITFIELD DOROTHY WALKER ANN WILBURN MARY STUART WRIGHT JARMAN SHIELDS LAMBERT THE ARGONAUT SOCIETY Established 19)1 THE ARGONAUT SOCIETY is the Senior honorary society. Its members are chosen for the promotion of student honor, the maintenance of high standards of scholarship and the encouragement of a whole-hearted al- legiance to the ideals of Shorter College. CAROLINE SHIELDS MEMBERS JULE LAMBERT ADA BETH JARMAN ALUMNAE MEMBERS JEAN CLECKLER, ' 31 SARA HUGHES BETTY NEWTON MARGARET OWEN CLARA MARTIN GUERRY, MARY HARBIN JOSEPHINE HARDEMAN ELIZABETH TARVER, ' 33 CLYDE EZELL MARTHA COLLINS, ' 34 JULIA CLARK, ' 35 ROSE DUPREE AMZIE NEWTON ' 32 1938 LOUIE CLARK, ' 36 HELEN HARVEY NANCY MCLAUGHLIN LILA NORMAN GRACE TARVER AGNES CREE, ' 34 CELESTE TERRELL MARY MARGARET WHITTON, ' 37 MARY MARTIN ELEANOR THORNTON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS REBECCA RISH, ' 35 MARGARET WALDEN ANN WIMBISH -98- 193S SHORTER PLAYERS THE DRAMATIC CLUB is composed of majors in speech and those accepted by try-outs. This year they produced The Romancers, Stage Door, and in collaboration with Darlington, Romance Is a Racket. OFFICERS EVELYN HORNE President JOYCE PATRICK V ice-President DOROTHY DARBY Secretary SARA LEWIS Business Manager MAT JAMES Publicity Manager -99- KAPPA GAMMA TAU KAPPA GAMMA TAU is composed of those students whose major is Biology, Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry. Its aim is to further the work of the classroom and keep the students vitally interested in up-to- date sciences. ELOISE ANDERSON LOLA BEATTY LOUISE BIGGS PATTY BRADLEY LILLY MARY CAIN Lois DANIELL SARA DAVIS ADA BETH JARMAN MEMBERS VIRGINIA JOHNSON LORENE MURRAY JOSEPHINE PARIS FRANCES PYLE ANN REAVIS CHRISTINE ROACH SUE SHUFORD FRANCES TURNER SUSIE UNDERWOOD SARA FAY WASSON KATHERINE WATSON EMILY WHATLEY ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT HAZEL WILSON ANN WILBURN BETTY WRIGHT OFFICERS ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT . . President BETTY WRIGHT . Secretary and Treas. 1938 J938 GAMMA DELTA CLUB THIS is FORMED of the girls whose near relatives were former Shorter students a nd serves as a medium between students and alumnae. BETTY WRIGHT DOROTHY WALKER LOUISE BIGGS MADGE DELLINGER NANITA GUERRY JULE LAMBERT SARA LEWIS ELSIE MANN EUNICE NIXON GAIL SHANNON ANNIE MAUDE WHEAT LILLIAN FRYER MARY MAC ELLINGTON FRANCES PROTHRO MEMBERS MARY FRANCES BURNS LUCY QUILLIAN SUSIE DAVIS ANN DuPaEE AUGUSTA ANDREWS MARY HUNTER NELLE DAVIS BILLY ANN R.OOP ANNA E. BRANNEN MARY JONES MAUDE MADDEN ANN WILBURN MARY ELLEN ALSUP BARBARA DEAN MARY NIXON REBECCA MADDOX ANN BARWICK INA DUDLEY JANE FORRESTER BESSIE MANN DOROTHY MINTER PATSY PATTERSON BETTY PLANT AVA TODD JANE NEIL BETTY FITZGERALD ISABEL WILLIAMSON OLLIE MAE McCuRRY LATREI.LE OTWELL OFFICERS MIRIAM SMITH . ADELE HANCOCK . . President Sec. and Treas. OFFICERS SUE PAYNE President HELEN THRELKELD Vice-President ANNE MARTIN Secretary and Treasurer CAM ER ATA CLUB COMPOSED of students whose major course is music. An annual affair produced by them is the Camerata Follies. D. ADAIR A. BARWICK D. BECKUM G. BLOUNT M. CATER J. DAVIES MEMBERS M. C. DAVIES E. ELLIS L. FORRESTER M. HOGAN E. MATTHEWS M. MILLER P. PATTERSON J. SMITH F. TATUM D. WALKER M. WASSON D. WHELESS J938 CHORAL CLUB COMPOSED of the club proper and smaller Chapel Choir. The club sang in nearby cities and participated in recitals, evening vespers, and chapel services on the campus. MARTHA HOGAN President MEMBERS DOROTHY ADAIR MARY EVELYN ALSUP ANN BARWICK GEORGIA BLOUNT ELLEN BRADSHAW SARA Lou BRADSHAW ANNA E. BRANNEN GRAY CHENAULT JEANETTE DAVIS M. CLAIRE DAVIS MARY ALICE DUNCAN HELEN FRANKLIN NANITA GUERRY JUANITA GARRETT MONTINE HEAD BLANCHE HOUSE GERRY HUBBARD MAT JAMES DOROTHY KIMSEY JOY LYTLE ANNE MARTIN MILDRED MILLER MARGARET REED VIRGINIA SCHAUDIES FRANCES TATUM DOROTHY WALKER MARGARET WASSON - 103 - RHO DELTA RHO DELTA is a club composed of those girls having journalistic abilities and interests. It encourages the students to take a vital interest in original and creative writing. MEMBERS KATHRYN WATSON STARR QUIGG HELEN WRIGHT CAROLINE SHIELDS MARGARET NEWHARD ANNIE NELLE COLLINS LUCY QUILLIAN Lois ARNOLD 1938 1938 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB MARY MAC ELLINGTON President EUNICE NIXON Secretary OFFICERS VIRGINIA RF.AVIS Vice-President BETTYE JOHNSON Treasurer THE I. R. C. is an organization composed of History and Sociology majors chiefly. The organization aims at giving the student a broader and more comprehensive view of national and international affairs. ELOISE ANDERSON AUGUSTA ANDREWS PATTY BRADLEY ELLEN BRADSHAW ANNA E. BRANNEN VIRGINIA BARNWELL ANNIE NELLE COLLINS NANCY COOPER SARA DAVIS MADGE DELLINGER MARY MAC ELLINGTON HELEN FRANKLIN PEARL GIBSON MEMBERS MYRA GILMORE DOROTHY J. HARTFORD MAT JAMES BETTYE JOHNSON BETTY JOLLY HATTIE JONES JULE LAMBERT ELSIE MANN NORMAN MITCHELL DONNA MOORE DOROTHY NEWHARD EUNICE NIXON MARGARET PATRICK ELIZABETH PLATT FRANCES PROTHRO VIRGINIA REAVIS FRANCES RHINEHART CONNIE ROBERTS GAIL SHANNON CAROLINE SHIELDS ANN KILBY SMITH SUE SMITH SARA FAY WASSON DOROTHY WHEELER ANN WILBURN MARINELLE WILLIAMS BETTY WRIGHT PL ATT ANDERSON TURNER DENT Wll-1-lAMSON COLLINS HAM ii. LEWIS FORRESTER GROOVER VANN GARRETT DEBATING CLUB January 30, ' 37 December 7, 1937 March 11, ' 38 . March 12, ' 38 . March 31, ' 38 . April 1, ' 38 . . April 7-10, ' 38 . First Meeting Dixie Tournament, Winthrop College Mercer Tournament Georgia Tech Michigan State Teacher ' s College Stetson College Southeastern Tournament, Winthrop OFFICERS __ ANN MARTIN President LUCY QUILLIAN Vice-President MAT JAMES Secretary DOROTHY DARBY Treasurer Miss JESSIE GARDNER Faculty Adviser 1938 J938 JARMAN PKOTMR DELLINCER PAYNE HOCAN BURNES LAMBERT WATSON SMITH WHEAT HORNE MARTIN, A. ELLINGTON DAVIS BRADSHAW FRANKLIN MARTIN, C. KEY CLUB THE KEY CLUB is composed of the heads of all the major organizations on the campus. Its purpose is to bring about closer contact between the students and the administration and through joint cooperation work for best interests of the college. OFFICERS JUNE PEARSON President CAROLINE SHIELDS Secretary 107- THE FRENCH CLUB THE FRENCH CLUB is composed of those girls who by scholastic achieve- ment and interest in French have gained admittance. MARGARET AMBERSON VIRGINIA BARNWELL HELEN BATEMAN MARY LEE BATTLE MARY FRANCES BURNES NANCY COOPER OFFICERS MARY FRANCES BURNES President MARGARET AMBERSON Vice-President MARGARET NEWHARD Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS MARGARET GRIFFIN CAROLINE HARDISON JANE HOUSTON DOROTHY KIMSEY SARA LEWIS MARGARET NEWHARD JULIA NICHOLS LlLA OSBORNE JULIA PRICE BILLIE ANN ROOP AVA TODD SARA FAY WASSON ANNE WILBURN 1938 DAVID TEAT PLATT FORRESTER BURKE JONES GROOVER PEDLEY LEE BARWICK WRIGHT, --7 HuBBARD DuPREE LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ITS MEMBERS zre underclassmen interested in the French people and language. OFFICERS EMILY WHATLEY President VIRGINIA LANGDALE Vice-President MARGARET McLAURY Secretary - 109- THE ROMAN LEGION AN ORGANIZATION of the day students for promoting closer contact with each other and with the college community as a whole. MARY LEE BATTLE MARY FRANCES BURNES Lois DANIELL MADGE DELLINGER MYRA GILMORE BETTYE JOHNSON BETTY JOLLY DONNA MOORE JOSEPHINE PARIS FRANCES PYLE LUCILE RHINEHART CHRISTINE ROACH KATHRYN WATSON MARGARET AMBERSON HILDA AMBERSON OFFICERS MADGE DELLINGER President BETTYE JOHNSON Vice-President Lois DANIELL Secretary MEMBERS VIRGINIA BARNWELL IVANELLE BURKE LUCILE CASEY NANCY COOPER KATHERINE CULVER SUSIE DAVIS BILLIE DAVIS KATHERINE DOOLEY DORIS FAGOT ELEANOR GIBBONS MARGARET GRIFFIN VIRGINIA HOPKINS BLANCH HOUSE MIRIAM HORTON JOY HORTON JOY LYTLE REBECCA MADDOX BERTHA MCCARTHA MARTHA MOORE LORENE MURRY MARY NIXON EUNICE NIXON STARR QUIGG LlLA OSBORNE JOSEPHINE RAGAN LUCILE RHINEHART MYRA TEAT AVA TODD SUSIE UNDERWOOD MARY STUART WRIGHT 1938 - 110- : THE CROOK HIDING of the crook by the Senior Class president is one of the oldest Shorter traditions. The Whoop- ' Em-Up Class of ' 38 in their Junior year succeeded at long last in finding the crook and, upon hiding it them- selves, kept it hidden. The crook has been discovered only on rare oc- casions. It was found by Helen Dent, then a Freshman, brought out by Mat James, a Junior, and given to President Sara Davis. WIMW -v H. O. T. THIS CLUB is composed of those girls selected for their enthusiastic sup- port of the Polymnian Society. J. PEARSON Leader V. REAVIS A. M. WHEAT M. WASSON C. SHIELDS J. LAMBERT E. ANDERSON S. DAVIS A. HANCOCK M. ELLINGTON L. BIGGS G. SHANNON D. DARBY THUGS THUGS are chosen for outstanding loyalty to the Eunomian Society. M. SMITH Leader F. PROTHRO B. JARMAN E. HORNE L. QUILLIAN S. LEWIS E. PLATT M. JAMES E. BRADSHAW M. HOGAN A. WILBURN B. A. ROOP SUSIE DAVIS D. WALKER H. FRANKLIN M. E. ACUFF THE DO NOTHING CLUB A Social Club VIRGINIA REAVIS President F. PROTHRO A. HANCOCK M. SMITH E. BRADSHAW L. QUILLIAN H. WRIGHT A. REAVIS G. SHANNON A. ANDREWS S. SMYTH A. E. BRANNEN H. FRANKLIN M. HUNTER M. JONES C. ROBERTS G. CHENAULT COTILLION CLUB OFFICERS SARA DAVIS President FRANCES PROTHRO Sponsor MEMBERS C. SHIELDS H. WRIGHT M. HUNTER D. NEWHARD H. HALL M. A. DUNCAN E. BRADSHAW D. WHITFIELD B. DUBOSE G. SHANNON C. ROBERTS V. ZACHRY s. o. s. COMPOSED of those girls who have loyally upheld the Senior and Sophomore classes and the Whoop- ' Em-Up SARA DAVIS .... standards of the generation. President SENIOR MEMBERS CAIN JARMAN PAYNE SHIELDS WASSON, M. ELLINGTON LAMBERT PEARSON SMITH, M. WHEAT JAMES MARTIN, A. PROTHRO REAVIS, V. HANCOCK SOPHOMORE MEMBERS ANDREWS DENT FRANKLIN JONES WASSON BRANNEN DuPREE GROOVER ROBERTS WHATLEY DUNCAN HALL TURNER N. DAVID E. DRIGGARS I. DUDLEY H. FRANKLIN L. FRYER K. GOODING E. GREER G. A. B. Social Club E. GROOVER J. HUBBARD M. L. HUFFMAN M. JONES V. LANGDALE M. McLAURY C. MARTIN B. A. ROOP S. TUCKER H. WANNAMAKER S. F. WASSON E. WHATLEY D. WHITFIELD A. WILBURN a (7 (7 WM wofo c trie VI MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR FOR HER VERSATILITY FOR HER POPULARITY FOR HER SPORTSMANSHIP X TJI FOR HER ATTRACTIVENESS MOST REPRESENTATIVE TOWN GIRL fi (7 (7 MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR MOST REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORE rX MOST REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMAN Wffi ct i SELECTED by a Paramount Board of Judges com- posed of RUSSELL PATTERSON, internationally famous artist; GEORGE BURNS, GRACIE ALLEN, BETTY GRABLE of College Swing ; and LEROY PRINZ, noted dance director. The following are arranged in the order of the Board ' s selection. t (7 . ff .-J z I nit iew and iew an won a tri e -is 140- - 141 ESTABLISHED 1873 THE NAME IN ROME BEST KNOWN TO ALL THE GENERATIONS OF SHORTER GIRLS Names of girls whose pictures do not appear JUNIORS Edith Craft, Rome, Ga. Pearl Gibson, Columbus, Ga. Elizabeth Lisles, Winchester, Ky. Eunice Nixon, Rome, Ga. Lila Osborne, Rome, Ga. Gail Shannon, Gadsden, Ala. Sue Smyth, Gaffney, S. C. Virginia Wilson, Rome, Ga. Dorothy Wheeler, Ft. Valley, Ga. Helen Wright, Lexington, N. C. Mary S. Wright, Rome, Ga. SOPHOMORES Virginia Barnwell, Rome, Ga. Grey Chenault, Danville, Va. Margaret Griffin, Rome, Ga. Sara Liles, Asheville, N. C. Ollie Mae McCurry, Rome, Ga. Lorene Murray, Rome, Ga. Julia Nichols, Acworth, Ga. Betty Richards, Rome, Ga. Ava Todd, Rome, Ga. Susie Underwood, Rome, Ga. Doris Whitfield, Blue Ridge, Ga. FRESHMEN Hilda Amberson, Rome, Ga. Katherine Culver, Rome, Ga. Doris Fagot, Rome, Ga. Kay Hitchcock, Chattanooga, Tenn. Virginia Hopkins, Rome, Ga. Joy Horton, Rome, Ga. Miriam Horton, Rome, Ga. Rebecca Maddox, Rome, Ga. Dorothy Minter, Silver Creek, Ga. Bertha M. McCartha, Rome, Ga. Mary Nixon, Rome, Ga. Josephine Reagan, Rome, Ga. SPECIAL STUDENT Nancy Cooper, Rome, Ga. - 143 - The College Girl of This Generation . . . Looks upon her school work as first of all a training for life. She appreciates the part that banking service must play in her future. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF ROME welcomes every opportunity to be helpful to Shorter College students. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLETE BANKING SEW7CI THE N4TIONAL CITY BANK WHEELER ' S PHARMACY A Modern Drug Store MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE 200 Broad Street Rome, Georgia HOTEL GENERAL FORREST One of Georgia ' s Finest Hotels NEW Y MODERN FIREPROOF We Serve the Finest Food in the S ' outh JESSIE JULIA ON LANE ' S Phone BEAUTY SHOP BALCONY 1669 . . Compliments of . . . H. KESSLER 4 CO. - - . | Compliments of . . . Andrews Taxi and U-Drivc-lt Company DAY and NIGHT B U R T O N ' S .[! Telephone 10 or 28 - . 144- .11 LK C. NEAL PHARMACIST Everything the Shorter Girl Needs Phones 1107-8 Broad at Second Ave. THE FRUIT COMPANY, INCORPORATED BRAZELTON PRINTING CO. Books, Publications and General Printing GEORGIA Compliments of . . . GRAVES HARPER COMPANY 312 Broad Street Compliments of . . . A FRIEND BROCK ' S, INC. It ' s Smart to Give Jewelry from Brock ' s 231 Broad Street _____.;. . CALDWELL PRINTING CO. PHONE 837 GEORGIA CARY J. KING REESE GENERAL INSURANCE As Old As the Century ESTABLISHED 1900 ROME GEORGIA Compliments of . . . JOHNNIE ' S PLACE Shortcr ' s Favorite I ..;. 511 Second Ave. Phone 310 ' OWENS KING CO. The Melt ' s Wear Store 245 Broad Street ROME GEORGIA . . 145- I Combliments of . || j S. H. KRESS CO. WATCH KRESS WINDOWS Huffman-Salmon Grocery Company Te Curry Arrington Seed Company Rome ' s Oldest Seed House KM Broad Phone Smart College Fashions | at Thrifty Prices THE VOGUE Broad Street at 3rd Avenue hear the cheers and shouts! They ' re for . . . A modern store for moderns ESSERMAN AND CO. NATIONAL CLEANERS A Mother ' s Care to All Yon Wear I C. T. Jervis Drug Company The Best Lunches in Town 207 Broad Street I Compliments of . . . J. C. PENNEY CO. ROME :: GEORGIA Phone 1129 305 East 1st Street BUSY BEE CAFE Rome ' s Leading Restaurant A ,zr ED -CAR Sales and Service G. L. High Motor Co. Phones 1338-1339 Rome, Georgia I RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY Offers Safe, Reliable, Responsible, Courteous Transportation 146- REMEMBER.. When you start that new home There ' s a just right PEPPERELL SHEET FOR EVERY BED PEPP fc LL PABRJCS FOR EVERY BUDGET PEPPERELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Compliments .of... The McCall Hospital MISSES HAWKINS 1 SHOPPE Millinery and Knitting 15 Third Avenue PHONE 336 Fifth Avenue Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS i STOP AT . . . . SMITH ' S FRUIT STAND 530 Broad St. Phone 1253 Phone 110 % I 850 PHONES 121 Compliments of ... SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Southern Dairies Ice Cream tX H.J. I Party Novelties Rome, Geor 3 ia A - 147- . . . Of a Good Beginning Cometh a Good End. GOWER 7 ATLANTA BILTMORE Offers the Maximum in ... COMFORT ' SECURITY ' QUIET Let your journey end at The South ' s Supreme Hotel DOSTER-McGOWAN DRUG COMPANY THE APPRECIATIVE DRUGGISTS 300 Broad Street :: Phones 61-62 ROME, GEORGIA WY ATT BOOK STORE i STATIONERY AND GIFTS - 148- Golden Guernsey, America ' s Table Milk, produced by an outstanding herd of registered Guernsey Cattle, con- tributes its share toward promoting the health and hap- piness of students at Shorter. Daily deliveries of this high quality milk are made in Rome to an increasing clientele of discriminating housewives. PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY Riegeldale Farms Owned and Operated by The Trion Company, Trion, Ga. Telephone 1403 COMPLIMENTS OF ... COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY JOHN H. DANIEL BUILDING PHONE 353 ROME : : GEORGIA ENLOE DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store . . . AGENTS FOR . . . Dorothy Gray Cara Nome Cosmetics Whitman ' s Candy - 149- HENRY GRADY HOTEL PEACHTREE STREET ATLANTA Where students and their parents, members of the faculty, officers, and alumni of SHORTER COLLEGE receive a cheerful welcome whether their visit is only for a day or an extended stay. We are genuinely proud of that familiar slogan constantly heard on the campus, ... meet you at the HENRY GRADY. C. R. CANNON President J. J. PAGE, JR. Manager 4 SHORTER ' S LAUNDRY LADY PEPPERELL LAUNDRY Bob Wyatt, Manager Telephone 1017 BRADLEY BANDY WHERE YOU MEET YOUR FRIENDS ROME ' S MOST COMPLETE DRUG STORE - 150 ' ON EVERY TRIP STUDENTS . . . Prefer the Convenience of Buses SOUTHEASTERN GREY HOUND COMPLIMENTS OF ... LAM AMUSEMENT COMPANY DeSoto L OPERATING Rivoli : Gordon Theatres McBRAYER BROTHERS Home of | Good Furniture and Music Broad Street at 3rd Avenue (ROME :: GEORGIA Compliments of . . . 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