Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1942 volume:

( .- TO MRS. ELLIOTT, WHOSE FOUR YEARS AT SHORTER HAVE ADDED RICHLY TO OURS, WHO CAME WITH US AND SAW US THROUGH, WHO IS A WORTHY ADDITION TO ANY SCHOOL STAFF, AND WHO IS HELD WITH DEEP AFFECTION IN EVERY SHORTER GIRL ' S HEART . E lit! MRS. LILA C. ELLIOTT D E D I C fl T E . . . it- i ' t PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF SHORTER COLLEGE AT ROME, GEORGIA COPYRIGHT, 1942 ANNELLE COALSON . . . Editor DOROTHY ARCHER, Business Manager FOREWORD 1942 THE ARGO . . . ONE, A YEAR OF CATACLYSMIC WORLD EVENTS; THE OTHER, A GRAPHIC RECORD OF THE STEADY GROWTH AND TRAINING OF TO- MORROW ' S WOMEN. WHILE WAR-CRISES PLACE IN RELIEF THE RESPONSIBILITIES DEVOLVING UPON WOMEN, THIS BOOK SHOWS HOW SHORTER IS PREPARING GIRLS FOR PLAYING THAT ROLE EF- FECTIVELY. co n T E ni s IN KEEPING WITH OUR MILITARY THOUGHTS WE CLASSIFY OUR ANNUAL AS RflRKS (CLASSES) HlflllEUVERS H U II U II J (SUPERLATIVES) N fc B fl R D Of TRUSTEES OFFICERS AUBRLY MATTHEWS President DR. ELLIS A. FULLER Vice-President C. J. WYATT Secretary F. S. COOPER Treasurer THE BOARD W. F. BARRON Rome, Georgia JUDGE A. S. BRADLEY Swainsboro, Georgia H. GRADY BRADSHAW West Point, Georgia F. S. COOPER Rome, Georgia DR. ELLIS A. FULLER Atlanta, Georgia DR. LESTER HARBIN Rome, Georgia MRS. LAMLRTINE HARDMAN (Alumnae Trustee) Commerce, Georgia MRS. RYLAND KNIGHT (Alumnae Trustee) Atlanta, Georgia AUBREY MATTHEWS Rome, Georgia T. B. OWENS Rome, Georgia DR. F. S. PORTER Columbus, Georgia MRS. A. W. VAN HOOSE Atlanta, Georgia DR. R. F. WHEAT Bainbridge, Georgia MRS. JOHN C. WRIGHT Augusta, Georgia C. J. WYATT Rome, Georgia R fl n K S THE PRESIDED! It is a privilege to record in this permanent way my genuine good wishes to each member of the Senior Class. We have shared during these years a mutual interest in the progress of your Alma Mater. In the years to come the recollection of many happy experiences along the way will be a source of abiding satisfaction. As graduates of Shorter College you will be called to the responsibility of leadership in the various areas of endeavor. That you will respond readily and capably I have no doubt. May you ennoble whatever you touch. Sincerely, PAUL M. COUSINS, President. don of tngic mndous oppottautT. tad one of JW la I idols, training mi will enable you to t pin in tk dan lave pride in Twite able to live ud sene LOUSE Hi 12 s ss?v- ves D E fi n These trying times call for the high- est and best in all. Whatever the future holds, may each of you not only meet it successfully, but may you help to shape it in accord with your high ideals. EVERETT E. PORTER, Academic Dean. o E fl n The Class of 1942 faces a world situa- tion of tragic seriousness but of tre- mendous opportunity. We believe that each one of you has found at Shorter ideals, training and experience that will enable you to better play your part in the days ahead of you. We have pride in you! We have confidence in you! We congratulate you on being able to live and serve in such a day! LOUISE BENNET, Dean of Student Affairs. 13 f fl C U L T f PAUL M. COUSINS, A.M., LL.D., President. A.B., Mercer University; A.M., Columbia University; LL.D., Mercer Uni- versity. EVERETT E. PORTER, Ph.D., Dean and Professor of Chemistry. A.B., Baylor University; M.S., Ph.D., The Rice Institute. OLIVER BRUCE THOMASON, A.M., Jnstriic- tor in Sociology. A.B., Catawba College; A.M., University of North Carolina; Graduate work, University of North Car- olina. RALPH E. McLAIN, Ph.D., Professor of Religion. A.B., Muskingum College, Th.M., Ph.D., Southern Baptist Languages. Graduate of Lichtenstein-Callenberg Teachers ' College, Germany; Diplomc, Institut de France, Paris. CLARA LOUISE THOMPSON, Ph.D., Professor of Classical Languages anil 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. LOUISE THOMPSON, A.M., Registrar ami Instructor in Mathe- matics. A.B., Shorter College; A.M., Columbia University. RUBY USHER HIGHTOWER, 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. BEATRICE EVANS, A.M., In- structor in Biology. B.S., Central Mis- souri State Teachers ' College; Graduate study, University of Colorado; A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers. BERTHA E. MARTIN, Ph.D., Pro- fessor of Biology. A.B., Mt. Holyokc College; Ph.D., University of Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. MR. THOMASON, DR. McLAIN, DR. EBAUGH MRS. RICHARDSON AND MISS GAY Theological Seminary. CAMERON DUN- CAN EBAUGH, Ph.D., Professor of EJnca- tion anil Psychology. A.B., Johns Hopkins University; A.M.,Middlebury College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Gamma Mu, Sigma Delta Pi, Kappa Phi Kappa. ALLIE HAYES RICHARDSON, A.M., Professor of Speech. B.O., Brcnau Col- lege; B.O., Emerson College; A.M. .Columbia University. LOUISE GAY, A.B., AIJIS HH in Speech. A.B., Bessie Tift College. JOHN N. WARE, Ph.D., Professor of Modern Lan- guages, A.B., Randolph-Macon College; A.M., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. DORA VON TURCKHEIM WARE, Instructor in DR. AND MRS. WARE DR. THOMPSON 14 MISS GRIFFIN, MISS GREER, MISS GARRETT MATHILDE MAYER PARLETT, Ph.D., Professor of English. A.B., Smith College; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Phi Beta Kappa. JESSIE WILLIAMS GARDNER, A.M., A.B., Wcllesley College; A.M., University of Chicago. CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, A.M., Professor of Hhtory. Ph.B., Baylor University; A.M., Columbia University; Graduate work, Co- lumbia University, University of Pennsylvania; University of Chicago, University of California, University of Colorado. ELEANOR WILCOX WILLINGHAM, A.M., Instructor in History. A.B., Shorter College; A.M., Columbia University. MARTHA GLOVER GRIFFIN, A.M., Instructor in Fine and Applied Arts. B.S., A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers. ANNE GREER, B.S., Librarian. B.S., Certificate in Library Science, George Peabody College for Teachers. HARRIET GARRETT, A.M., Instructor in Physical Education. B.S., A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers. 15 F fl C U LT ESTHER LOUISE HOWE, Mus.B., Instructor in Piano. Mus.B., Obcrlin Conservatory of Music; Pupil of Frank H. Shaw and Egon Petri. Pi Kappa Lambda. ROBERT P. SHELDON, Mus.M., Instructor in Piano. Mus.B., Northwestern University School of Music; Mus.M., Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music; Pupil of Roselyn Turcck, Juilliard Graduate School; Graduate Study in Composition with Dr. Albert Noclte, Chicago, and Frederick Jacobi, New York City; Graduate Study in Piano with Severin Eisenbcrger, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Pi Kappa Lambda. LEWIS HUBER, Mus.B., Instructor in Violin. Mus.B., Oberlin Conserva- tory of Music, Oberlin, Ohio; New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass. WILBUR HARTZELL ROWAND, Mus.M., F.A.G.O., Director of Music. Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory of Music; Diplomc d ' Aptitudc a 1 ' Enseignement d ' Orgue, Diplome d ' Exccution a 1 ' Orgue, Conservatoire, Fontaincbleau, France; Mus. M., Cincinnati Conservatory; Pupil of Palmer Christian, University of Michigan; Fellow, American Guild of Organists. Pi Kappa Lambda. EVELYN TORRENCE HARLE, Mus.B., Instructor in Voice and Public School Music. Mus.B., Kansas State; Graduate Study, American Conservatory, Chicago; Pupil of Karleton Hackett; Pupil of Madame Vetta-Karst, St. Louis, Mo.; Choral Club Clinic with Noble Cain. EDWIN S. PRESTON, A.M., Executive Secretary. A.B., University of Tennessee; A.M., Mercer University. MISS HOWE . MISS CAIN AND MRS. LOVELL MRS. BRYAN, MISS McDONALD, MISS JACOBS I MRS. ELLIOT AND MRS. HURST MISS BLANKS AND MISS DAVIS MR. PRESTON 17 f H (1 R B R R D The Honor Board is the Judicial Branch of the Student Government Association. Its purpose is to create, promote and preserve student honor. OFFICERS ARAMINTA HARPER Chairman FRANCES WARNOCK Vice-Chairman CAROLYN WALLACE Secretary MEMBERS JANE BETTS BETTY BROWN ELIZABETH CLARK SADIE HANSARD ARAMINTA HARPER SARA LOGAN BARBARA MONROE MARTHA DOYLE MOORE BETTY NELSON CAROLYN WALLACE FRANCES WARNOCK LENORA WHITESIDE JOSEPHINE WILLIS NELL WYATT KATHERINE BARNWELL 18 . M STUDEHT GOVERRfTlERT OFFICERS ARAMINTA HARPER . President DOROTHY ARCHER Vice-President LOTIS FREEMAN Secretary ANNE BETTS Treasurer ALICE WOODALL President Van Hoose Dormitory JEAN BRIGHAM President Cooper Dormitory The executive and legislative branches of the Student Government Association are vested in the Student Council, which concerns itself with all phases of student life, not coming under the realm of purely academic. It has as its objectives the general improvement and regulations of life on the campus. This organization is highly democratic and is the integrating force in student life. MEMBERS DOROTHY ARCHER JANE BETTS ELIZABETH CLARK ANNELLE COALSON MARJORIE FAHY ARAMANTA HARPER ANNE BETTS LOTIS FREEMAN MARTHA PACE FRANCES WARNOCK ALICE WOODALL JEAN BARRON JEAN BRIGHAM TILLIE HOOD BARBARA MONROE 19 j E R R i E Lynn OUR m R s [ o T 20 BETTS 5ERIOR CLflSS OFFICERS CROWLEX POTTS PHILLIPS JANE BETTS President DOROTHY CROWLEY Vice-President SARA POTTS Secretary FANNIE PHILLIPS Treasurer ,- DOROTHY CROWLEY Thomson, Georgia JANE BETTS Rome, Georgia 22 MIRIAM HAWKINS Covington, Georgia ELLE CARSWELL Augusta, Georgia SHORTER SERIORS 23 SHORTER SEDIORS MARTHA EDMONDSON Gainesville, Georgia MARY ELLEN Me POWELL Columbus, Georgia ELIZABETH POTTS Newnan, Georgia 24 MARJORIE BELL Montezuma, Georgia ELLEN MOORE Atlanta, Georgia MARGUERITE ACUFF La ke Wales, Florida MILDRED HARDEMAN Houston, Texas MARTHA MOORE Decatur, Georgia SHORTER SERIORS , 5T ELIZABETH CLARK Nashville, Tennessee A R A M I N T A HARPER Columbus, Georgia IA1DEMAN Jos MOORE Carpi MARJORIE FAHY Rome, Georgia MARTHA DOYLE MOORE Rome, Georgia SA IATHI 2S SHORTER SEDIORS IE FAHY Corp )TIE MOORE SARA LOGAN Rome, Georgia KATHRINE BARNWELL Rome, Georgia GRACE PAYNE Scottsboro, Alabama FRIEDA BAGGETT Claxton, Georgia SHORTER 30 FAXXI V SARAH FANNIE PHILLIPS Alpharetta, Georgia SARAH HAMILTON Easley, South Carolina SERIORS 31 SHORTER SEDIORS LENORA WHITESIDE Statcsboro, Georgia VIRGINIA ARDEN Savannah, Georgia ... ,-i. IOEN rjn r ANNELLE COALSON Statesboro, Georgia EDYTHE TAYLOR Birmingham, Alabama 3sssffi- ? ' fatfe SARA POTTS Newnan, Georgia KATHRYN POTTS Newnan, Georgia SADIE HANSARD Daytona Beach, Florida SHORTER SEI1IORS ALICE DORN Miami, Florida DOT ARCHER Cedartown, Georgia BETTY BROWN Newnan, Georgia 35 s E n i o R JANE BETTS Major: Religion; A.B.; Polymnian; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Honor Board, 3, 4; Christian Association Cabinet, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; P. S. A.,- President, 3, 4; Y. W. A.; Class Treasurer, 1, 2; Class President, 3, 4; Sports Council, 1, 2, 5; Key Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; S. O. S.; Most Representative Junior; Most Dignified Senior; May Court ; Society Court; Carnival Queen, 4; Shorter Players, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY CROWLEY Major: Speech; A.B.j Eunomian; Honor Board, Secretary, 3 ; Sophomore Sabot; Christian Association Cabinet, 4; M. S. U., President, 4; Class Vice-President, 4; Key Club, Secretary, 4; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Rho Delta, 3, 4; S. O. S. ; ARGO, Junior Editor, 3, Assistant Editor, 4; Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Freshman Wedding. ELIZABETH CLARK Major: Biology; A.B.; Eunomian; Student Council, 3, 4; Honor Board, 4; Sopho- more Sabot, Treasurer; Christian Association Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Presi- dent, 4; B, S. U. Council, 4; Argonaut ; House President, 3 ; Key Club, 3, 4; Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3; Spanish Club; Classical Club; Thug; S. O. S.; Handbook Business Manager, 3 ; Ideal Shorter Girl ; Beauty Section, 2 ; Society Court, 3, 4; National Who ' s Who, 4; Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1, 3. DOT AND JANE ARAMINTA HARPER Major: Literature; A.B.; Eunomian; Student Co.unci], 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Presi- dent, 4; Honor Board, Chairman, 4; B. S. U. Council, J, 4, Second Vice-Prciident, 3; Class Vice-President, I, 2, ); Argonaut; House President, 2; Key Club, 2, 3, t; Gamma Delta, I, 2, 3, 4; Shorter Players; Classical Club; Thug; S. O. S. ; Prri- scope, 1, 2, 3, Assistant Editor, 2, 3; Most Versatile Senior; May Day Chairman, 2; Society Court; National Who ' s Who, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Rho Delta, 3, 4, President, 3. MARTHA DOYLE MOORE Major: History; A.B.; Eunomian; Transfer from University of Georgia; Town Girls ' Club, President, 4; Town Girls ' Council, Chairman, 4; Honor Board, 4; Key Club, 4; I. R. C., 2, 3, 4; Gamma Delta; Canterbury Club, 4. MARJORIE FAHY Major: Literature; A.B. ; Polymnian; Honor Roll, 1 , 2, 3, 4; Town Girls ' Club; Town Girls ' Council; French Club; Sophomore Sabot; Gamma. Delta; Choral Club, 2, 3, 4; Chimes, 3, 4. Art Editor, 3, Assistant Editor, 4; ARGO, Art Editor, 3, 4; Most Intellectual Senior; Student Council, 4. ELLE CARSWELL Major: Literature; A.B.; Eunomian; Student Council, Secretary, 3 ; B. S. U. Coun- cil, 3, 4; Y. W. A., Vice-President, 4; Gamma Delta, Secretary; Shorter Players, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Society Court; Honor Roll, 3 ; Transfer from Junior College of Augusta. MIRIAM HAWKINS Major: Spanish; A.B.; Polymman; Y. W. A.; Key Club, 4; Spanish Club, I, 4, Vice-President, 1, President, 4; I. R. C., 4; Gamma Delta, President, 4; H. O. T.; Cbimn, 4; Honor Roll, 2, 3. MARTHA DOYLE AND MARJORIE ELLE AND MIRIAM c c o m p L i s H m E n T s ANNELLE COALSON Major: Mathematics; A.B.; Polymnian; Student Council, 4; Class Treasurer, 3; Key Club, President, 4; ARGO Editor, 4; Science Club, 3, 4; Camerata Club, 1, 2; Handbook Business Manager, 4; Honor Roll, 2; Society Court; Y. W. A.; Do-Nothing; Cotillion; S. O. S.; H. O. T.; May Court; B. S. U.; Junior-Freshman Wedding. EDYTHE TAYLOR Major: Voice; A.B.; Polymnian, Secretary, 4; Choral Club, 1, Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4; Shorte 2, 3, 4, President, ), 4; Gamma Players; Camerata, 1, 2, 3, 4., Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Do-Nothing; H. O. T.; May Court; Society Court. ELLEN MOORE Major: Voice; Mus.B.; Polymnian; Transfer, Sophie Ncucomb, Brenau; Camerata, 3, 4; Choral Club, 3, 4. MARJORIE BELL Major: Speech; A.B.; Polymnian; M. S. U., Vice-President, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, 4; Honor Roll, 3; Rho Delta, 4; Debate Club, 2; H. O. T. ; Society Court; Periscope, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. A., 4. MARGUERITE ACUFF Major: Biology; A.B.; Eunomian; B. S. U. Council; B. T. U. Representative; Y. W. A., Program Chairman; Key Club, 4; Science Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Shorter Players; Choral Club, I, 2, 3; Debate Club, 3, 4; Prrilcope, 3; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE BARNWELL Major: Literature; A.B.; Polymnian; Honor Board, 4; Sports Council, 3, 4; French Club, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Chimes, Art Editor, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 4; National Who ' s Who, 4; I. R. C., 2, 3, 4; Town Girls ' Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Town Girls ' Council, 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Petta; Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. SARA LOGAN Major: History; A.B.; Polymnian; Town Girls ' Council, 3, 4; Town Girls ' Club, Vice-President, 4; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Debate Club, 3, 4; I. R. C., 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, President, 4; Key Club, 4; Honor Board, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Typical Town Girl. ANNELLE AND EDXTHE KATHERINE AND SARA ELLEN, MARJORIE AND MARGUERITE MARTHA AND MILDRED VIRGINIA AND LENORA MARTHA MOORE Major: History; A.B.; Eunomian; B. S. U. Council, 3, 4, Vicc-Presi- dnt, 4; Y. W. A., Circle Chairman, 1, 2, Program Chairman, 3, President, 4; Freshman Commission; Key Club, 4; Spanish Club, 1, 2; I. R. C., 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Debate Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Classical Club, 2. GRACE PAYNE Major: Piano; Mus.B. ; Polymnian, First Vice-President, 4; Sophomore Sabot; Key Club, Treasurer, 4; Gamma Delta; Camerata, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Do-Nothing; H. O. T.; Society Court; May Court; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. A.; Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Scholarship, 3. MILDRED HARDEMAN Major: Literature; A.B.; Eunomian; Class Secretary, 1; Key Club, 3, 4; I. R. C., 4; Science Club, I, 2; Shorter Players; Debate Club, President, 3; Classical Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 2; Student Lecture Association Chairman, 3, 4; Rho Delta, 3, 4; Periscope, 3, 4; Chimes, 2, 3, 4, Editor, 4; National Who ' s Who, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA ARDEN Major: Voice; A.B.; Polymnian; Transfer from Armstrong Junior Col- lege; French Club, 4; Shorter Players, 4; Camerata, 3, 4; Choral Club, 3, 4; H. O. T.; Society Court; May Court. FREIDA BAGGETT Major: History; A.B.; Polymnian, Treasurer, 4; B. S. U. ; Spanish Club, J; I. R. C., 3, 4; H. O. T. ; May 1 Court; Y. W. A., Group Chairman, 3. FANNIE PHILLIPS Major: Piano; Mus.B.; Polymnian, Pianist, 4; Christian Association Cabinet, 3, 4; B. S. U. Council, 4; Y. W. A.; Class Treasurer, 4; Freshman Commission; Choral Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Camerata, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vicc-President, 4; H. O. T.; S. O. S.; Society Court; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cincinnati Conservatory Scholarship, 2. U Sun. : ; In Qi. -t LENORA WHITESIDE Major: History; A.B. ; Polymnian, Second V ice-President, 3, President, 4; Honor Board, 4; Key Club, 4; I. R. C., 3, 4; Do-Nothing; H. O. T.; Society Court; Chimes, Business Manager, 3; May Queen. SARAH HAMILTON Major: History; A.B. ; Eunomian; Y. W. A.; Key Club, 4; I. R. C., 3, 4; Shorter Players; Debate Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Honor Roll, 3. . GRACE AND FREIDA FANNIE AND SARAH ! n. t fa Out; (or. , ( lllpii I OB TlDNKf. 4; (.:. on Cm H Ul, R SEIIIOR MARTHA, MARY ELLEN AND ELIZABETH SADIE HANSARD Major: Sociology; A.B.; Eunomian; Honor Board, 3, 4, Vice-Chairman, 5; Sophomore Sabot, President; Christian Association Cabinet, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 2, 3; Sports Council, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Key Club, Vice-President, 4; I. R. C., 3, 4; Do-Nothing; Cotil- lion; S. O. S.; May Court; Society Court; National Who ' s Who; Most Sportsmanlike Senior; Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1, 3. MARTHA EDMONDSON Major: Sociology; A.B. ; Eunomian; Christian Association Commission, 3, 4; Y. W. A., Circle Chairman, 4; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 2, 3, 4; S. O. S.; ARCO Business Staff, 4; Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN McDOWELL Major: Sociology; A.B-; Eunomian; Y. W. A., Circle Chairman, 3, 4; Sports Council, 3, 4; S. O. S. ; Periscope, 3, 4; ARGO Business Staff, 4; Honor Roll, 3 ; Junior-Freshman Wedding, 3 ; Christian Association Com- mission, 3, 4. ELIZABETH POTTS Major: History; A.B.; Eunomian; I. R. C., 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice- President, 4; Shorter Players, 4; S. O. S.; AKCO Busi ness Staff, 4; Junior- Freshman Wedding, 3; Y. W. A.; B. S. U.; Christian Association Com- mission, 3, 4. SARA POTTS Major: Sociology; A.B.; Eunomian; Y. W. A.; Class Secretary, 4; Sports Council, 3, 4, Vice-Presidcnt, 4; Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; S. O. S. ; Society Court; Honor Roll, 3. KATHRYN POTTS Major: Sociology; A.B.; Eunomian; Y. W. A.; Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; S. O. S.; Ctimn, Senior Editor, 4; Society Court; Honor Roll, 2; Student Treasurer, 4. BETTY, DORN AND DOT SARA, KATHRYN AND SADIE BETTY BROWN Major: History; A.B.; Eunomian, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Honor Board, 4; Christian Association Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Sports Council, 3, 4; Key Club, 4; I. R. C., 2, 3, 4; Gamma Delta, Treasurer, 3; Do-Noth- ing; Thug; Cotillion, 2, 3, 4; S. O. S. ; May Court; Society Court, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 3; Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1; Friendliest Senior. ALICE DORN Major: Sociology; Eunomian, First Vice-President, 4; B. S. U. Council; Y. W. A.; Rho Delta, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Do-Nothing; Thug; Cotillion; S. O. S. ; Periscope, 3, 4; ARGO, Snapshot Editor, 3, 4; Society Court Page, 2, 4; Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1. DOROTHY ARCHER Major: Sociology; A.B.; Eunomian, Secretary, 4; Student Council, Vice- President, 4; Sophomore Sabot; Choral Club, 1, 2; Do-Nothing; Thug; Cotillion, Treasurer, 2, President, 3; S. O. S.; ARGO, 3, 4, Business Man- ager, 4; May Court; Society Court; Honor Roll, 3; Junior-Freshman Wed- ding, 1, 3. m THE JUIIIOR CLRSS OFFICERS FRANCES WARNOCK President ALICE WOODALL Vice-President ANNE BETTS Secretary GEDA BRADLEY Treasurer 40 SHORTER JANICE ARUNDEL Alexandria, Louisiana ANNE BETTS Rome, Georgia MABLE CAMP Rome, Georgia CORNELIA CATER West Palm Beach, Florida MARY ALICE CHITTY Cedartown, Georgia CALLIE DANIEL Molena, Georgia GEDA BRADLEY Dalton, Georgia POLLY BRANCH Rome, Georgia 42 JUIIIORS ADUY rpa LINCH c-, ' ERA DAVIS Rome, Georgia MARGARET EDENFIELD Waycross, Georgia LOTIS FREEMAN LaGrange, Georgia MARY GRIFFIN Rome, Georgia ANNA GRUBB Perry, Georgia I EMILY GUINN LaGrange, Georgia REGINA HACKETT Camilla, Georgia MARJORIE HAILEY Atlanta, Georgia MARION HARRISON Milan, Tennessee No picture. 43 KATHRYNE HERRITAGE Moultrie, Georgia GLORIA JACKSON Valdosja, Georgia NESSMITH LYTLE Rome, Georgia PAT ATKINSON MALONE Rome, Georgia CAROLYN MARTIN Rome, Georgia KATHLEEN McCHARGUE Rome, Georgia FRANCES NEISLER Reynolds, Georgia BETTY NELSON Cartersville, Georgia V r SHORTER 44 . CONSTANCE TERRELL Toccoa, Georgia CAROLYN WALLACE Hapeville, Georgia FRANCES WARNOCK Atlanta, Georgia ALICE WOODALL Atlanta, Georgia junioRS NELL NELSON Cartersville, Georgia SARAH NICHOLS Acworth, Georgia MARTHA PACE Dawson, Georgia JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS Sweetwater, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH SEIGLER Canton, Georgia FRIEDA SILER Jellico, Tennessee 45 S P H m R C L fl S S OFFICERS JOSEPHINE WILLIS President BARBARA MONROE V ice-President CAROLYN SMITH Secretary JEAN BARRON Treasurer 40 ii Bored of Education, Sophs? 47 flfcL.Tj.Jj-i 11 -, 8K R-- ISABEL ANDREWS MILDRED AVERY . VIRGINIA BAGWELL MARION BANKHEAD LILLA BARNWELL JANE BARRON JEAN BARRON . CATHERINE BATTLE JEAN BRIGHAM . Columbus, Georgia . LaGrange, Georgia Canton, Georgia Jasper, Alabama Rome, Georgia Rome, Georgia . Thomaston, Georgia Columbus, Georgia . Dublin, Georgia LOUISE BURK Rome, Georgia JOYCE COOPER Rome, Georgia ELLEN COSBY .... Columbus, Georgia NELL DALE Rome, Georgia BETTY DANIEL .... LaGrange, Georgia ANNIE DAVIS .... LaGrange, Georgia NANCY DUCKWORTH . . West Point, Georgia JEAN EDWARDS .... Atlanta, Georgia No picture. SOPHOfflORE CLRSS WANDA FRENCH DOROTHY ANN FULLER MARIE GRAHAM JEAN GRUBB . MARION GRUBB . FRANCES HAIRSTON VIRGINIA HJNE EUGENIA HOGGARD TILLIE HOOD Columbus, Georgia Cartersville, Georgia Columbus, Georgia . Perry, Georgia . Perry, Georgia Rome, Georgia Rome, Georgia Camilla, Georgia Commerce, Georgia ANDREA HOUSER . BETTY JACKSON FRANCES KING MARTHA JEAN LEATH LEOHLA LEE MARY ALIS LEMMONS REBECCA LUTTRELL CONNIE McADAMs Fort Valley, Georgia . Perry, Florida Lanett, Alabama Gadsden, Alabama West Point, Georgia Gadsden, Alabama Columbus, Georgia Shelbyville, Tennessee No picture. 49 ELOISE MCKENZIE IONE MILLER SARA KATHRI BARBARA MONROE AGNES MOORE MARY MORRISON ETHEL MUSCHAMP zip .... Rome, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia JEAN NEWSOME HELEN OWENS m m mmmmmmmmmB Columbus, Georgia Thomasville, Georgia MIZELL . . Folkston, Georgia RUTH PATRICK ANITA PEAVY Conyers, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia JOANNE PROUT Barnesville, Georgia N . . Birmingham, Alabama ,MP .... Rome, Georgia LILLIAN ROBERTSON JANE RAINEY . BONNIE RENNER Montgomery, Alabama Columbus, Georgia . Cedartown, Georgia 50 I ! i HAZEL ROGERS . MARGARET ANNE SELLS MARJORIE SHEFFIELD CAROLYN SMITH KATHLEEN STEWART ANNA SULLIVAN . Macon, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Savannah, Georgia Cedartown, Georgia Rome, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia ELAINE WILSON No picture. BETTY SUMMERALL . DOROTHY ANN WARE HARRIET WHISNANT . EDNA WHITELY JANE WILLIAMSON . JOSEPHINE WILLIS Rome, Georgia . Waycross, Georgia Falls Church, Virginia Summerville, Georgia Cedartown, Georgia . Commerce, Georgia Clayton, Alabama S P H m R E C L f) S S 51 FRESHfflRn CLRSS OFFICERS OFFICERS NANCY FLOYD President MARTHA ELLEN GINN V ice-President PEGGY FELLERS Secretary KITTY BYRNE Treasurer NANCY ARRINGTON Town Representative 52 Ul! ia-fminl RHTS! 53 NANCY ARRINGTON Rome, Georgia WANDA ATWOOD Brunswick, Georgia MARGARET AUTRY Rome, Georgia RUTH AUTRY Rome, Georgia MARY KATHERINE BARBER Chattanooga, Tennessee ANNE BORDERS Atlanta, Georgia DOROTHY BROWN West Point, Georgia MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER Lakeland, Florida EVELYN BURGESS Dawson, Georgia KITTY BYRNE Blacksburg, Virginia BETTY CARLISLE Rome, Georgia SUE CONVERSE Waycross, Georgia SALLY COOK : Newnan, Georgia NORMA JEAN CUNDIFF Churchville, New York No picture. F R E S H (Tl fl II C L R S S 54 MARGARET DALE Columbia, Tennessee HARRIETTS DANIEL . Augusta, Georgia ALICE DAVISON Atlanta, Georgia LAR.OSE DAY Thomaston, Georgia JOSEPHINE EZELL . Chapel Hill, Tennessee PEGGY FELLERS San Diego, California NANCY FLOYD Leesburg, Florida CATHERINE FORTSON Augusta, Georgia BETTY Fox Dawson, Georgia NANCY LEE FRANKS Columbus, Mississippi MARY FRANCES GENTRY Rome, Georgia MARTHA ELLEN GINN Covington, Georgia 55 CLYDE AFAY GREEN ' - Butler, Georgia VIRGINIA GREEN - . Gallatin, Tennessee REBECCA HALL Talladega, Alabama SARA HARVEY Rome, Georgia JEANNE HERRITAGE . Moultrie, Georgia SARA ANN HIRLEMAN Waynesboro, Georgia MARIANNE HOGG Rome, Georgia JULIE HUNT Rome, Georgia HELEN JONES . Dalton, Georgia JANE JONES Rome, Georgia MARTHA KENYON Dawson, Georgia GENEVIEVE LATHEM Atlanta, Georgia ETHLYN LOFTON Columbus, Mississippi ELIZABETH LONG Columbus, Georgia CAROLYN KING Rome, Georgia No picture. 56 JENNIE BELLE LOVELL Atlanta, Georgia ANN MARSHALL Rome, Georgia BETTY McCAMY Dalton, Georgia MYRA MILLER . . Chipley, Georgia JOSEPHINE MONCRIEF LaGrange, Georgia BETTY MONROE Waycross, Georgia HELEN MOORE Rome, Georgia EUGENIA NEWSOM Sandersville, Georgia ELIZABETH NOLEN Chattanooga, Tennessee MARTHA NOLEN Chattanooga, Tennessee MARY PEAVY Hamilton, Georgia MARTHA PEDDICORD Brunswick, Georgia FRESHfllftll CLflSS 57 BETTY BOYD PUCKETT Columbus, Mississippi MERIAMME RHODES Perry, Georgia MEDDIE RIDDLE Trion, Georgia BETTY SHERMAN Rome, Georgia ANNIE MAE SLIDER Atlanta, Georgia JUDY SMITH Lawrenceville, Georgia MARION SMITH Washington, District of Columbia BETTY SPIKER Mountain View, Georgia SARA BOB STRAIN Rome, Georgia MARY JANE STUBBS Waycross, Georgia MOLLIE YOUNG SUDDUTH Hendersonville, North Carolina KATHLEEN THOMPSON Mobile, Alabama FRESHfTIRn CLRSS CAROLYN TOWNES Aragon, Georgia BETTY JEAN TRAWICK Sparta, Georgia MARY CAROLYN WALDEN . . . . DeFuniak Springs, Fla. MARIA WALDRON Dublin, Georgia IDA RUTH WELLS Decatur, Georgia MARY WHITTENBURG Rome, Georgia GENE WILBURN . Woodbury, Georgia JANE WIL.COX Rome, Georgia CHARLOTTE WILLIAMSON Albany, Georgia FRANCES WILLINGHAM Rome, Georgia ELIZABETH WITCHER . , .-.. ' . . . . Miami, Florida BETTY WYATT Rome, Georgia NELLE WYATT Rome, Georgia No picture. 59 limits TH E OFFICERS SADIE HANSARD President SARA POTTS Vice-President ANN BETTS Secretary MARJORIE SHEFFIELD Treasurer 62 HIS PORTS fl S S t I flT I PORTS COUnCIL mEfTIBERS BETTY BROWN MARY ELLEN McDowni.i. SADIE HANSARD SARA POTTS KATHRINE BARNWELL ANN BETTS ALICE WOODALL CORNELIA CATER GEDA BRADLEY MARJORIE SHEFFIELD JEAN BARRON JEAN NEWSOME PEGGY FELLERS VIRGINIA GREEN NELL WYATT Every Shorter Student is a member of the Sports Association. It is the aim of this organization to promote, not mastery, but an interest in sportsmanship and physical well being. (HORE SPORTS Baseball, hockey, golf ' n everything! Spectators watch basketball, dancing, and archery. 65 SHORTER CHRISTIRR RSSOCIRTIOR bit - OFFICERS ELIZABETH CLARK . . President JANE BETTS . . . Vice-President BETTY BROWN ANNA GRUBB Secretary Treasurer CABINET ELIZABETH CLARK JANE BETTS P. S. A. President BETTY BROWN ARAMINTA HARPLR ANNA GRUBB ANN BETTS MARY ALICE CHITTY LOTIS FREEMAN CAROLYN WALLACE DOT ANN WARE JOSEPHINE WILLIS BECKY LUTTRELL MARTHA JEAN LEATH DOROTHY CROWLEY M. S. U. President FRANCES WARNOCK B. S. 17. President BETTY JACKSON Cantebury Club President 66 : Fun at the cabin Candlelight Recognition Service Carnival Queen Betts Ex-officio Members Presidents of denominational groups The religious activities of Shorter center about the Shorter Christian Association. The entire student body is enrolled in the Association which is under the direction of a cabinet of student officers. The presidents of the denominational groups are ex- officio members of the cabinet; they work to make religion synonomous with life. The S. C. A. sponsors a variety of activities. Included among these are the three worship serv- ices: daily morning watch, the Tuesday evening worship service and Sunday Vespers. In an effort to make religion practical, the Christian Associa- tion endeavors to sponsor some form of Social service. In the fall the Halloween carni val is an outstanding event, with the good-natured rivalry concerning the carnival queen. In cooperation with the National and International Student Christian Movement our association contributes to the World Student Service Fund, and in other ways is seeking to work toward a World Christian Community. Our specific purpose is for every Shorter girl to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. In this task we seek to under- stand Jesus and to follow him. 67 - i WARNOCK , SCRUGGS B. s. u. council FRANCES WARNOCK JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS MARTHA MOORE . MARTHA JEAN LEATH . . B. S. U. President Sunday School President . Y. W. A. President B. T. U. President v 7 MOORE LEATH 68 I I RHO DELTfl CLUB OFFICERS GEDA BRADLEY President ALICE DORN Secretary-Treasurer GEDA BRADLEY MEMBERS MARJORIE BELL DOT CROWLEY ERA DAVIS ALICE DORN DOT ANN FULLER MILDRED HARDEMAN ARAMINTA HARPER Sis BANKHEAD BETTY JACKSON BARBARA MONROE MARTHA PAGE CAROLYN WALLACE T H 1942 COALSON Senior Hall slept to the tune of the typewriter in the ARGO room that is, all except the staff members they played the tune. There were scores of discords to eliminate too, but we hope the result is a melody of memories. Conferences to discuss the unaccommodating weather on picture- taking day, ended with Dorn and Dot Ann dashing madly over the school changing schedules. We wore long faces the day we thought we would have to omit our color pictures due to added expense and even talked about giving the students annuals without covers! Ends met though, thanks to the Business Staff, and we even had some extra change for those important wires to Glenn Miller. If the 1942 ARGO gives you just half the pleasure we had planning it, our efforts will be well repaid. ARCHER Familiar scene . . . CROWLEY Staff meeting 70 R G $ T fl F F EDITORIAL STAFF ANNELLE COALSON or DOT CROWLEY Assistant Editor DOT ANN FULLER Junior Editor MARJORIE FAHY Art Editor IDA RUTH WELLS Assistant Art Editor ALICE DORN Snapshot Editor MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER Assistant Snapshot Editor MR. EDWIN S. PRESTON Faculty Adviser Burning the midnight oil At work on the Budget DOT ARCHER ANNE BETTS At work . . . BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Staff Members JEAN BARRON MARY ALICE CHITTY MARTHA EDMONDSON FRANCES KING LEOLA LEE 71 CONNIE McAoAMS MARY ELLEN MCDOWELL ELIZABETH POTTS FRANCES WARNOCK JANE WILLIAMSON PACE AND NEISLER STAFF Writing Staff HARDEMAN RIDDLE JACKSON LOVELL McCHARGUE SPIKER MlZELL BURGESS ATWOOD THOMPSON Business Staff GUINN OWENS EDENFIELD BARRON HARRISON EDWARDS HOOD PEAVY J. NEWSOME THE PERISCOPE MARTHA PACE Editor BARBARA MONROE .... News Edi tor ALICE DORN REGINA HACKETT Sis BANKHEAD . Sports Editor Feature Editors CAROLYN MARTIN FRANCES NEISLER . Town Girls Editor . Business Manager HELEN OWENS . Assistant Business Manager MARJORIE BELL . . . Exchange Editor MARY ELLEN MCDOWELL, Circulation Manager Miss LOUISE BENNET . . Alumnae Editor Editorial Staff Business Staff Iw THE CHIMES The Chimes is a literary magazine published quarterly by the students of the college. The contents are composed chiefly of original contributions from the students, and its pur- pose is to foster and discover literary talent and creative ability among them. MILDRED HARDEMAN MARJORIE FAHY DOT ANN FULLER KATHRYN POTTS . MIRIAM HAWKINS GEDA BRADLEY . . . Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Senior Assistant Editor Senior Assistant Editor Junior Assistant Editor Sis BANKHEAD . Sophomore Assistant Editor JENNIE BELLE LOVELL . Freshman Asst. Editor ERA DAVIS Exchange Editor CAROLYN WALLACE . . Manuscript Editor FRIEDA SILER .... Manuscript Editor KATHERINE BARNWELL . . . Art Editor DOT ANN WARE .... Art Editor BUSINESS STAFF KITTY BYRNE JEAN BRIGHAM NANCY FLOYD THE K y CLUB The Key Club is composed of the heads of all the major organ- izations on the campus. Its purpose is to bring about closer contact between the students and the administration and through joint cooperation work for the best interests of the college. OFFICERS ANNELLE COALSON President SADIE HANSARD Vice-President DOT CROWLEY Secretary GRACE PAYNE Treasurer COALSON MEMBERS MARGUERITE ACUFF KATHERINE BARNWELL JANE BETTS GEDA BRADLEY JEAN BRIGHAM BETTY BROWN ANNELLE COALSON ELrzABETH CLARK DOT CROWLEY NANCY FLOYD SARAH HAMILTON SADIE HANSARD MILDRED HARDEMAN ARAMINTA HARPER MIRIAM HAWKINS SARAH LOGAN MARTHA MOORE MARTHA DOYLE MOORE MARTHA PACE GRACE PAYNE EDYTHE TAYLOR FRANCES WARNOCK JOSEPHINE WILLIS ALICE WOODALL LENORA WHITESIDE THE fl R G II fl UT 5 The Argonaut Society is the senior honorary society organized in 1931. Its members are chosen for the promotion of student honor, the maintenance of high standards of scholarship and the encouragement of a wholehearted allegiance to the ideals of Shorter College. CLARK HARPER MEMBERS ELrzABETH CLARK ARAMINTA HARPER JEAN CLECKLER, ' 31 SARA HUGHES BETTY NEWTON MARGARET OWEN CLARA MARTIN GUERRY, ' 32 MARY HARBIN JOSEPHINE HARDMAN CLYDE E ' ZELL, 33 MARTHA COLLINS, ' 34 AGNES CREE CELESTE TERRELL ANN WIMBISH JULIE CLARK, ' 35 ROSE DuPREE AMZIE NEWTON ALUMNAE MEMBERS REBECCA RISH MARGARET WALDEN LOUIE CLARK, 36 HELEN HARVY NANCY MCLAUGHLIN LILA NORMAN GRACE TARVER MARY BYRD MARTIN, ' 37 ELEANOR THORNTON MARY MARGARET WHITTON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ADA BETH JARMAN, ' 38 CAROLINE SHIELDS JULE LAMBERT ELTZABETH TARVER (Alumnae Member) MARGARET NEWHARD, ' 39 DOROTHY NEWHARD LUCY QUILLIAN PATTY BRADLEY ELLEN BRADSHAW ELIZABETH GROOVER, ' 40 HELEN DENT HELEN FRANKLIN TULU BRADSHAW, 41 KATE GOODING MARY VANN HELEN WANNAMAKER ISABEL WILLIAMSON 75 T H E MEMBERS ISABEL ANDREWS VIRGINIA ARDEN NANCY ARRINGTON JANICE ARUNDEL MARGARET AUTRY RUTH AUTRY FREIDA BAGGETT VIRGINIA BAGWELL Sis BANKHEAD KATHERINE BARNWELL -LiLLA BARNWELL JANE BARRON CATHERINE BATTLE MARJORIE BELL ANNE BETT; JANE BETTS ANN BORDERS GEDA BRADLEY JEAN BRIGHAM BETTY CARLISLE ANNELLE COALSON SUE CONVERSE JOYCE COOPER ELLEN COSBY LAROSE DAY MARGARET EDENFIELD MARJORIE FAHY PEGGY FELLERS WANDA FRENCE MARY FRANCES GENTRY MARTHA ELLEN GINN MARIE GRAHAM CLYDE AFAY GREEN MARY GRIFFIN ANNA GRUBB JEAN GRUBB MARION GRUBB REGINA HACKETT REBECCA HALL MARION HARRISON SARA HARVEY MIRIAM HAWKINS JEANNE HERRITAGE KATHERINE HERRITAGE VIRGINIA HINE SARA HIRLEMAN MARIANNE HOGG GENA HOGGARD TILLIE HOOD JULIA HUNT GLORIA JACKSON HELEN JONES JANE JONES CAROLYN KING SARA LOGAN ELIZABETH LONG BECKY LUTTRELL CAROLYN MARTIN ANN MARSHALL BETTY McCAMY KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE ELOISE McKENZiE IONE MILLER SARA KATHERINE MIZELL BARBARA MONROE BETTY MONROE ELLEN MOORE ETHEL MUSCHAMP FRANCES NEISLER JEAN NEWSOME GRACE PAYNE ANITA PEAVY FANNIE PHILLIPS JOANNE PROUT JANE RAINEY MERIANNE RHODES LILLIAN ROBERTSON COOKIE STEWART SARA BOB STRAIN MARY JANE STUBBS MOLLY SUDDUTH EDYTHE TAYLOR CONNIE TERRELL CAROLYN TOWNES HARRIET WHISNANT LENORA WHITESIDE JANE WILCOX CHARLOTTE WILLIAMSON JANE WILLIAMSON ELIZABETH WITCHER BETTY WYATT GRACE PAV Mammy ' s chilli ? Cvi tT BflTf 1 nun HW w by tte Greffl- In itar ran n] an SIT: If IM tat ) w ojnt, Um tdjtmi i PO L y m n i H n s o c i ET y OFFICERS LENORA WHITESIDE . . . President GRACE PAYNE . First Vice-President FRANCES NEISLER, Second Vice-President EDYTHE TAYLOR .... Secretary FREIDA BAGGETT .... Treasurer Mammy ' s chillun, comprising the Polym- nian Society, since 1879, have always boosted their society with loyalty signi- fied by their colors Red, White and Green. This year we have enjoyed after dinner coffees, special celebrations and original programs each Saturday night in our hall. In after years the typical Polymnian can say: you want my heart to bust wide open, Mention Polytnnian days. 77 T H E MEMBERS MAKGUKKITE Al-UTf DOT ARCHER WANDA AT WOOD MlLDRtD AVERY MARY K A T n F R i M B A R BI: R [i AN BARRON POLLY BRANCH BETTY BROWN DOT BROWN MARTHA NFI i. BURCKIIAITTR h 1 1 1 N BURC.FSS LOL ' ISE BURK. KITTY BYRNE MABEL CAMP ELLE CARSVI.I.L CoRNti IA CATER MARY ALICE CHITTY ELIZABETH CLARK SAI.IY COOK DOT CROVI i Y NORMA JEAN CUNDIFF MARGARET DALE NELL DALE BETTY DANIEL CALI.IE DANIEL HARRIET DANIEL ANNIE DAVIS ERA DAVIS ALICE DAVISON KATHERINE DOOLEY ALICE DORN NANCY DUCKWORTH MARTHA EDMONDSON JEAN EDWARDS JOSLPH1NE EZELL NANCY FLOYD CATHERINE FORTSON BETTY Fox NANCY FRANKS LOTIS FREEMAN DOT ANN FULLER VIRGINIA GREEN I Mil V GulNN MARJORIE HAILEY I RAN( i s HAIRSTON SARAH HAMILTON SADIE HANSARD MILDRED HARDEMAN ANDREA HOUSER BETTY JACKSON SARA KEITH MARTHA KENYON FRANCES KING GENE VIE VE L AT HEM MARTHA JFAN LFATH I.FOI A LEE MARY Aus LEMMONS ETHLYN LOFTON |i N MI BELLE LOVEI.I. NESMITH LYTLE PAT MA LONE CONNIE Me ADAMS MARY ELLEN MCDOWELL MYRA MILLER JOSEPHINE MONTRIEF AGNES MOORE HELEN MOORE MARTHA MOORE MARTHA DOYLE MOORE MARY MORRISON EUGENIA NEWSOME BETTY NELSON NELL NELSON SARAH NICHOLS MARTHA NOLEN ELIZABETH NOLEN HELEN OWENS MARTHA PACE RUTH PATRICK MARY PEAVY MARTHA PEDDICORD ELIZABETH POTTS KATHRYN POTTS SARA POTTS BETTY PUCKETT BONNIE JEAN RENNFR MEDDIE RIDDLE HAZEL ROGERS JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS MARY ELIZABETH SEICLER Pi (,(,Y SELLS MARJORIE SHEFFIELD FRLIUA SILER ANNIE MAE SLIDER CAROLYN SMITH JUDY SMITH MARION SMITH BI-TTY SPIKER ANNA SULLIVAN- BETTY SUMMER ALL K Arm t h.s THOMPSON Hi i i i |i AN TRAWICK MARY CAROLYN WALDEN MARIA WAI DRON DOT ANN WARE FRANCES WARNOCK IDA RUTH WELLS EDNA WHITELY MARY WHITTENBURG Gl Nh WlLBURN JOSEPHINE WILLIS ELAINE WILSON ALICE WOODALL Ni 1 1. WYATT Au I x ' : ' fin juor id o l. Eicfc Swil f society. ft j W rim IK . i U. ' V E u n o m i fl n s o c i ET y OFFICERS BETTY BROWN .... President ALICE DORN . . First Vice-President MARY ALICE CHITTY Second Vice-President DOROTHY ARCHER EMILY GUINN Secretary Treasurer The Eunomian Society, founded in 1879 as a literary club, is now one of the two major social organizations on Shorter Hill. Each Saturday night our meetings are held in old Eunomian Hall where we sing our songs about the Green and Green. Filled with the true spirit of the society, we always remember: Eunomian born, Eunomian bred; And when we die, we ' re Etinomians dead. H. 0. T. CLUB We H. O. T. ' s are the Polymnians who are outstand- ing for our loyalty to our society. VIRGINIA ARDEN FREIDA BAGGETT MARJORIE BELL ANN BETTS GEDA BRADLEY ANNELLE COALSON REGINA HACKETT MEMBERS MARION HARRISON MIRIAM HAWKINS GRACE PAYNE FANNIE PHILLIPS FRANCES NEISLER EDYTHE TAYLOR LENORA WHITESIDE IRONIC, though it may seem, a THUG wins her name by being one of the loyal supporters of the Eunomian Society. MEMBERS DOT ARCHER JEAN BARRON BETTY BROWN MARY ALICE CHITTY Liz CLARK ALICE DORN LOTIS FREEMAN EMILY GUINN DOT ANN FULLER MARJORIE HAILEY ARAMINTA HARPER FRANCES KING BETTY JACKSON MARTHA PACE CAROLYN SMITH ALICE WOODALL THUGS BANK (IF AMERICA We girls were chosen for our amazing ability to do nothing in that typical lazy Southern way. During the year we hold numerous meetings at which the pledges are permitted to pre- sent amusing entertainment. Aside from that, we spend our time socializing and making it known that we ' re true to the soar- ing standards of the top-hat, tie, and tails. MEMBERS ISABEL ANDREWS DOT ARCHER JEAN BRICHAM BETTY BROWN ANNELLE COALSON MARY ALICE CHITTY ALICE DORN DOT ANN FULLER MARIE GRAHAM REGINA -HACKETT SADIE HANSARD MARION HARRISON TILLIE HOOD GRACE PAYNE EDYTHE TAYLOR LENORA WHITESIDE D o - nomine s AL ' CE WOODALL 82 C T I L L I n CL U B We are the dancers of Shorter. We range from waltzers to jitterbugs; and we love every step of it! BITTY BROWN MARY ALICE CHITTY ALICE DORN LOTIS FREEMAN DOT ANN FULLER EMILY GUINN RECINA HACKETT ANITA PEAVY PEGGY SELLS ALICE WOODALL MEMBERS WANDA ATWOOD MARTHA KI:NYON EVELYN BURGESS MARTHA ELLEN GINN BETTY JACKSON LLOLAH LEE MARY CAROLYN WALDEN ANNELLE COALSON SADIE HANSARD DOT ARCHER S. 0. S. CLUB DOROTHY ARCHER BETTY BROWN JANE BETTS ELIZABETH CLARK ANNELLE COALSON ISABEL ANDREWS JEAN BARRON CATHERINE BATTLE JEAN BRICHAM MEMBERS DOROTHY CROWLEY ALICE DORN MARTHA EDMONDSON SADIE HANSARD ARAMINTA HARPER PLEDGES TILLIE HOOD DOT ANN FULLER FRANCES KING LEOHLA LEE BARBARA MONROE MARY ELLEN McDowELL FANNIE PHILLIPS SARA POTTS KATHRYN POTTS ELIZABETH POTTS HELEN OWENS CAROLYN SMITH DOT ANN WARE JOSEPHINE WILLIS HOOP- ' Em-UP GEDERflTIOIl ! You ' ve heard about the classes here I he classes far and near, But have you over heard about the Class we hold so dear? The half has never yet been told About a single lass The up and get the pep and gri t 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 peich she ' s won our hearts. She surely plavs the game sin is not rough, she is not tough, But she gets there just the same. We ' ll whoop cm up and whoop ' em up And whoop ' em up some more And whoop em up and whoop ' em up Until our life is o ' er And when at last we come to sit With chillun ' round the door. We ' ll teach them that the thing to do Is whoop ' em up some more We ' ll whoop ' cm up and whoop ' cm up And whoop ' em up some more Sophomore Class is the class That we all adore. She ' s such a peach She ' s won our hearts, She surely plays the game She is not rough, she is not tough, But she gets there just the same. C R m E R fl T fl CLUB The Camcrata Club is composed of students majoring in music. The outstanding activities of the group are presentation of visiting artists to the college and its own production, The Camcrata Follies. OFFICERS GRACE PAYNE . FANNIE PHILLIPS EDYTHE TAYLOR . President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer VIRGINIA ARDUN EVELYN BURGESS MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER MARY ALICE CHITTY NORMA JEANNE CUNOJFF MARGARET DALE CATHRINE FORTSON NANCY FRANKS ANNA GRUBB JEANNE HERRITAGE MEMBERS MARJORIE HAILEY BETTY JACKSON JANE JONES CAROLYN KING BETTY McCAMY FRANCES NEISLER ANNE NOLEN MARTHA NOLEN RUTH PATRICK GRACE PAYNE FANNIE PHILLIPS JOANNE PROUT JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS MARJORIE SHEFFIELD FRIEDA SILER CAROLYN SMITH MOLLY SUDDUTH EDYTHE TAYLOR MARIA WALDRON DOROTHY ANN WARE ; D 86 OFFICERS EDYTHE TAYLOR President MARJORIE HAILEY Vice-President MARY ALICE CHITTY Secretary and Treasurer CAROLYN SMITH . Librarian C H R fl L CLUB MEMBERS VIRGINIA ARDEN ANN BETTS MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER EVELYN BURGESS BETTY CARLISLE MARY ALICE CHITTY MARGARET DALE CLAIRE DAVIS MARJORIE FAHY CATHRYN FORTSON CLYDE AFAY GREEN MARJORIE HAILEY BETTY JACKSON JANE JONES GENE WILBURN ELLEN MOORE ETHEL MUSCHAMP BETTY MCCAMY MARTHA NOLEN GRACE PAYNE JOANNE PROUT LILLIAN ROBERTSON JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS CAROLYN SMITH EDYTHE TAYLOR DOROTHY ANN WARE MARIA WALDRON FRANCES WARNOCK JANE WILCOX TAYLOR 87 SHORTER PLflyfRS Advanced speech students who successfully try out compose the group. Each year sev- eral plays are presented. OFFICERS DOROTHY CROWLEY President MARJORIE BELL ...... Vice-President ELLE CARSWELL Secretary LOTIS FREEMAN Business Manager MEMBERS VIRGINIA ARDEN PAT MALONE Sis BANKHEAO JANE BARRON JEAN BARRON MARJORIE BELL ANNE BETTS JANE BETTS GEDA BRADLEY JEAN BRICHAM DOT BROWN KITTY BYRNE EVELYN BURGESS ELLE CARSWELL SALLY COOK SARA JOYCE COOPER DOT CROWLEY ANNIE DAVIS MARGARET EDENFIELD MARTHA EDMONDSON NANCY FLOYD BETTY Fox LOTIS FREEMAN DOT ANN FULLER MARTHA ELLEN GINN MARIE GRAHAM EMILY GUINN REGINA HACKETT SARA HAMILTON MILDRED HARDEMAN ARAMINTA HARPER KATHRYN HERRITAGE TILLIE HOOD BETTY JACKSON MARTHA KENYON FRANCES KING ELIZABETH LONG JENNIE BELLE LOVELL CAROLYN MARTIN CONNIE MCADAMS KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE BETTY McCAMY IONE MILLER BARBARA MONROE BETTY MONROE MARTHA DOYLE MOORE MARY MORRISON EUGENIA NEWSOME MARTHA PACE ELIZABETH POTTS BONNIE JEAN RENNER MEDDIE RIDDLE PEGGY SELLS JUDY SMITH EDYTHE TAYLOR CONNIE TERRELL FRANCES WARNOCK JANE WILLIAMSON JOSEPHINE WILLIS ALICE WOODALL Their Husband directed by Elle Carswell The Florist Shop directed by Araminta Harper 88 DEBRTE CLUB OFFICERS SARAH HAMILTON Sis BANKHEAD MARTHA MOORE MEMBERS MARGUERITE ACUFF WANDA AT WOOD JEAN EDWARDS MILDRED HARDEMAN MARTHA JEAN LEATH SARA LOGAN CAROLYN MARTIN ELOISE MCKENZIE BONNIE JEAN RENNER BETTY SPIKER President Secretary Treasurer V OFFICERS MIRIAM HAWKINS President SARA KATHRINE MIZELL Vice-President MARTHA PACE Secretary-Treasurer NANCY ARRINGTON JANICE ARUNDEL RUTH AUTRY ANNE BETTS LOUISE BURKE CORNELIA CATER SUE CONVERSE HARRIET DANIEL LAR.OSE DAY JEAN EDWARDS PEGGY FELLERS NANCY FLOYD BETTY Fox MARTHA ELLEN GINN EMILY GUINN MEMBERS FRANCES HAIRSTON SARA HARVEY SARA HIRLEMAN MARTHA KENYON CAROLYN KING JENNIE BELLE LOVELL ELIZABETH LONG JOSEPHINE MONCRIEF BARBARA MONROE BETTY MONROE AGNES MOORE MARY PEAVY KATHRYN POTTS HELEN MOORE MABEL CAMP SARA POTTS MERRIAMME RHODES HAZEL ROGERS JUDY SMITH MARY JANE STUBBS MOLLY SUDDUTH BETTY SUMMERALL CAROLYN TOWNES BETTY JEAN TRAWICK. MARY CAROLYN WALDEN HARRIETT WHISNANT MARY WHITTENBURG JANE WILLIAMSON ELIZABETH WITCHER no BARNWELL LE CERCLE FRRDCRIS Le Cercle Francais is an affiliated member of the Alliance Fran- caise and is open only to active merit students of French and former merit students. The work of the Cercle is supplemen- tary to that of the classroom, and there are eight meetings during the year. OFFICERS KATHERINE BARNWELL - . . President SARA LOGAN . Vice-President ANNA SULLIVAN Secretary-Treasurer WMW VIRGINIA ARDEN MARGARET AUTRV CATHERINE BATTLE LILA BARNWELL GEDA BRADLEY ANNE BETTS F-RA DAVIS CAI.LIE DANIEL MARTHA EDMONDSON MAKJORIE FAHY MEMBERS LOTIS FREEMAN MARIANNE HOGG JULIA HUNT VIRGINIA HINE MARJORIE HAILEY EMILY GUINN GENEVIEVE LATHEM SARAH KEITH FRANCES NEISLER REBECCA LUTTRELL CAROLYN MARTIN KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE ANNIE MAE SLIDER MARION SMITH BETTY SPIKER SARA BOB STRAIN KATHLEEN THOMPSON FRANCES WARNOCK IDA RUTH WELLS 91 C fl (I) fll fl D E L T fl Daughters, grand-daughters, nieces, and sisters of Shorter alumnae make up the Gamma Delta Club. It helps to carry on Shorter traditions and sponsors the registration of all future members of the club. MIRIAM HAWKINS ELLE CARSWELL CONNIE TERRELL President Secretary Treasurer MARGUERITE ACUFF ISABEL ANDREWS JANE BETTS BETTY BROWN GEDA BRADLEY ANNE BETTS MARION BANKHEAD ANN BORDERS CORNELIA CATER SALLY COOK JOYCE COOPER MARJORIE FAHY ARAMINTA HARPER MARION HARRISON TILLIE HOOD VIRGINIA HINE SARA KEITH GLORIA JACKSON HELEN JONES MARTHA JEAN LEATH ELIZABETH LONG MARTHA DOYLE MOORE SARA NICHOLS GRACE PAYNE MARTHA PACE RUTH PATRICK MARY PEAVY BETTY NELSON NELL NELSON CAROLYN TOWNES MOLLY SUDDUTH EDYTHE TAYLOR HARRIET WHISNANT JANE WILLIAMSON GENE WILBURN JANE WILCOX CHARLOTTE WILLIAMSON FRANCES WILLINGHAM BETTY WYATT NELL WYATT 02 K fl PP ft C ft ffl m fl T ft U Kappa Gamma Tau is composed of students interested in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Its purpose is the furtherance of knowledge in these four subjects. At the regular monthly meeting one of these departments has charge of the program. OFFICERS MARGUERITE ACUFF President ANNE BETTS Vice-President SARAH NICHOLS Secretary CAROLYN MARTIN Treasurer MARGUERITE ACUFF MILDRED AVERY ANNE BETTS JANE BETTS ANN BORDERS EVELYN BURGESS KITTY BYRNE MARION BANKHEAD CORNELIA CATER ELIZABETH CLARK ANNELLE COALSON SALLY COOK JOYCE COOPER BETTY DANIEL ALICE DAVISON LAR.OSE DAY JOSEPHINE EZELL BETTY Fox MEMBERS ANNA GRUBB MARION GRUBB JEAN GRUBB VIRGINIA MINE SARAH HIRLEMAN GENA HOGGARD MARTHA KENYON MARTHA JEAN LEATH ETHLYN LOFTON CAROLYN MARTIN SARAH KATHERINE MIZELL MYRA MILLER CONNIE McADAMS ELOISE McKENZiE NELL NELSON SARAH NICHOLS JOANNE PROUT BETTY PUCKETT MERIAMME RHODES HAZEL ROGERS MEDDIE RIDDLE PEGGY SELLS JUDY SMITH MARION SMITH BETTY SPIKER COOKIE STEWART SARA BOB STRAIN MARY JANE STUBBS ANNA SULLIVAN KATHLEEN THOMPSON CAROLYN TOWNES BETTY JEAN TRAWICK FRANCES WARNOCK IDA RUTH WELLS ALICE WOODALL NELL WYATT B - inTERIlRTIOnflL RELOTIOIIS CLUB The aims of the International Relations Club are to give its members the opportunity for scientific study of current international problems in a nonpartisan spirit and without propagandist aims. The success of the club is due to a large extent to the interest of the faculty adviser, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. OFFICERS SARA LOGAN , President ELIZABETH POTTS Vice-President MARTHA MOORE Secretary CAROLYN WALLACE , Treasurer FRIIDA BAGGETT JEAN BARRON KATHERINE BARNVCI 1 1 BETTY BROWN MABLL CAMP CORNELIA CATER MEMBERS CALLIE DANIEL KATHERINE DOOLEY MARY GRIFFIN SADIE HANSARD M ILDRED HARDEMAN MIRIAM HAWKINS KATHERINE HERRITAGE SARA KATHERINE MIZELL MARTHA DOYLE MOORE SARA POTTS MARY ELIZABETH SEIGLER CONNIE TERRELL LENORA WHITESIDE 94 a S8Sfc- MOORE Seniors TOUJn GIRLS ' CLUB The Town Girls ' Club is an organization of the Rome students. Its aims are to promote closer fellowship among the day students and closer contact with the entire college community. OFFICERS MARTHA DOYLE MOORE SARAH LOGAN KATHERINE BARNWELL President V ' ice-President Treasurer MEMBERS KATHERINE BARNWELL NELL DALE MARJORIE FAHY SARAH LOGAN MARTHA DOYLE MOORE POLLY BRANCH MABEL CAMP ERA DAVIS MARY GRIFFIN NESSMITH LYTLE CAROLYN MARTIN KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE LILA BARNWELL JANE BARRON LOUISE BURK ETHEL MUSCHAMP JOYCE COOPER FRANCES HAIRSTON VIRGINIA HIKE ELOISE MCKENZIE ELAINE WILSON NANCY ARRINGTON MARGARET AUTRY RUTH AUTRY THELMA DORSEY MARY FRANCES GENTRY MARIANNE HOGG JULIA HUNT CAROLYN KING SARA BOB STRAIN HELEN MOORE MARY WHITTENBURG Juniors Sophc Freshn , 1941 COURT TULU BRADSHAW MARY STANTON PEGGY BARGANIER . May Queen Maid of Honor Page May Day, 1941, presented a Sports Pageant. The performance was under the direction of Miss Harriet Garrett, Sadie Hansard and Marthi Pace. Tulu Bradshaw, of West Point, and nine maids reigned over the pageant. MARY VANN HELEN WANNAMAKER KATE GOODING BESSIE MANN CONNIE MARTIN VIRGINIA WALKE ANN NORMAN ISABEL WILLIAMSON 00 : ! Una MflUE SILLY SENIORS HAUGHTY JUNIORS RuSTERE SOPHOMORES PRETTY FRESHMEN SNAPS ABOUT THE CAMPUS 98 PICTURES Of THE 9 fl R The domestic type Just pals . . . Onion party phew! ... Hi Nancy! . All smiles . . . Bedtime . 99 National Who Who ' s Girls . . s n n P s Capers . . . and more Capers . . . Rushing and then . . . Ratting!! . . . What a let down . . . Going somewhere? . . . Senior car . . . Guinn and her S. A. E. . . . Visitors on the campus . . . Shorter Sextette. 1 Welcome back, Sara . . . Back to Nature . . . Shopping Molly? . . . Going home . . . ' My Buddy . . . Dearest George . . . Good ole days ' fore Alice left . . . Some bird huh? . . . Ain ' t they cute? . . . Taxi??? . . . Swinging down Broad . . . Knitting for defense . . . Tis spring . . . Frosh by gosh! HODORS PROUDLY THE 1942 ARGO PRESENTS THE TWELVE MOST REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS SELECTED BY VOTE OF THE STUDENT BODY. ELIZAIEN TTV ELIZABETH CLARK IDERL SHORTER GIRL 105 may QUEER LENORA WHITESIDE 106 J VERSATILE ARAMINTA HARPER 107 FRIERDUEST BETTY BROWN 108 . S 5S S3WJS JANE BETTS 109 S P R T S ffl f) I) L I K E SADIE HANSARD 110 $? IRTELLECTURL MARJORIE FAHY 111 KATHRYN and SARA POTTS 112 TyPICRL TOUin GIRL SARA LOGAN 113 iypi(fli ALICE WOODALL 114 Typicfli sopHomoRE BARBARA MONROE 115 s s TyPICRL FRESHdlfln Be al H :: me in NANCY FLOYD 116 BEflUTIES OT SHORTER AS SELECTED AND RANKED BY GLENN MILLER February 17, 1942 Dear Miss Coalson: The twenty-two pictures that you submitted to me were all so very lovely that it was too much of a job for one man to choose the six most beautiful. Therefore, I was forced to call in the boys in the band to have them help me with my selection. Thanks for all the swell things you say about our music. I hope your Annual is a success, and keep listen- ing . . MARION HARRISON Eft 118 EMILY GUINN GRACE PAYNE r NE BETTY MONROE 1 J Vt MARY MORRISON EVELYN BURGESS COMPLIMENTS OF CHATILLOI (MPOR1TIOI ACETATE mill VISCOSE RAYON 2 PARK AVE. NEW YORK CITY Plants at Rome, Georgia . . . Hope well, Virginia 124 NATIONAL DISCOUNT COMPANY COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE FINANCING 10 Fifth Ave. ROME - GEORGIA A Local Company BUSY BEE CAFE Compliments Rome ' s Leading Restaurant of ROME HARDWARE CO. MYRON E. FREEMAN AND BRO. Jewelers at Wyatt ' s in Rome Handle the Finest in I DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Jewelers to the South for 57 Years ROME ATLANTA 125 Remember . . . WHEN YOU START THAT NEW HOME THERE ' S A JUST RIGHT PEPPERELL SHEET FOR EVERY BED PABRJCS FOR EVERY BUDGET PEPPERELL COMPMY 126 ENLOE DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store . . . Agents for . . . DOROTHY GRAY CARA NOME COSMETICS IDcBRflyER BROTHERS Home of Good Furniture and Music FOR OVER 36 YEARS STORES IN ROME DALTON CEDARTOWN Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Class of 1942 ANDREW A. COOPER INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF DUNCAN TAXI 127 II Nil OUTER COLL Eli E Dates from the founding of the institution back in 1873. Always the College has been a credit to the community, a cultural force for good not only in the Rome area but increasingly throughout the South. This bank, itself identified with the development of the district since 1913, takes particular satisfaction in its service to so many of those who have been, and are, con- nected with the College. Officers JOHN M. GRAHAM President S. H. SMITH . ' Chairman of Board L. N. SHANAN, JR. Vice-President W. S. COTHRAN Vice-President J. A. PALMER Cashier E. L. FORD Assistant Cashier R. C. GILMORE Assistant Cashier MARION H. MOORE Assistant Cashier THE NATIONAL CITY BANK of Rome, Ga. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 128 MITT BOOK STORE MM GRAVES HARPER CO. 312 Broad Street ROME GEORGIA Compliments of HARBIN HOSPITAL 129 ON SHORTER CAMPUS ROME BOTTLING CO. It ' s Smart to Give Jewelry from BROCK ' S It ' s an old Roman Custom MERCHANDISE YOU WANT . S. H. KRESS CO. AT PRICES YOU WANT TO PAY Compliments of HUFFMAN-SALMON GROCERY CO. 240 BROAD ST. AND ALABAMA RD. WEDDING STATIONERY J. P. Stevens Engraving Co. 110 Peachtree, N. W. ATLANTA 130 A MODERN STORE FOR MODERNS immn Compliments of MaiJzet Daily Savings On Well-Known Brands COMPLIMENTS OF . LAM AMUSEMENT COMPAIY DeSOTO . . Operating RIVOLI GORDON 131 Still Serving the Generations of Shorter Girls With the Sophisticated Fashions of Their Moment ESTABLISHED 1873 OWED LIVELy PHOTOGRAPHER Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 132 ARRINGTON-IN6RAM DRUG CO. Where You Meet Your Your Friends Rome ' s Most Complete DRUG STORE STOP HERE . . . IER AND SAVE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY (A Mutual Legal Reserve Life Insurance Co.) Our Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1942 209 Broad St. ROME, GA. Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association 505 Broad Street ROME, GA. OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY ' We Have It Compliments of McLELLAN STORE CO. DRINK ' Best By Taste Test 133 HOTEL GRE7STONE attn McGOWAN DRUG CO. Whitman Candy PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 5356 CORNER 3RD AVENUE AND BROAD SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEALTEST ICE CREAM For Finer Ice Cream Appropriate Party Novelties Phone 4103 ROME, GA. 1.34 JULE C. SEAL PHARMACIST tke Qiil fteedd, Phones 1107-1108 BROAD AND SECOND AVENUE Compliments of H. KESSLER COMPANY HOTEL GENERAL FORREST NEW - MODERN FIREPROOF We Serve the Finest Foods in the South 135 STRONG BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP Each passing year we are deeply con- scious of the traditional friendship which exists between Shorter College and our Georgia-owned, operated and managed hotel. With pride and honor we salute the Class of 1942! HENRY GRADY HOTEL On Peacbtree Street ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY ROME ' S ONLY COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE 136 KIRTON DAIRIES PASTEURIZED AND RAW MILK PRODUCTS PHONE: DAY AND NIGHT 761 500 SHORTER AVENUE Daniel Printing Equipment Co. Rome ' s Only Exclusive Office Supply Store 17 Third Ave. Phone 7448 ALL YOU WOULD EXPECT TO FIND IN A JEWELRY STORE Gifts for All Occasions Hardy Jewelry Company Compliments of THE FRUIT COMPANY Compliments of SILVER ' S 5j TO $1.00 STORE 137 RANSOM FLORAL COMPANY FLORISTS DIAL 3606 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE HANES SHOE STORE ROME S ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE FOR LADIES 246 Broad St. Rome . The Hoipt of fine Shoes, Bags, and Hosiery Compliments of Manufacturing Company FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS 138 KUTTNER ' S for NEW FASHIONS IN EISENBERG ' S COSTUMES AND GOWNS WRAGGE SPORT CLOTHES EVERGLADE AND MCMULLEN CLASSICS FROCKS ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Carnes-Langston Service 401 2nd Ave. One Minute Road Service TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Phone 4272 KIRKLAND MOTOR CO. DODGE - PLYMOUTH COMMERCIAL CARS AND TRUCKS Sales and Service Phone 6543 Sborter ' s Laundry LAKY PEPPEREIL LIMIIRY PHONE ONE OH ONE SEVEN PHONE THREE Six OH THREE LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING - RUG CLEANING SHOE REPAIRING WE DO A GRAND JOB ' Out at , . . HUFF ' S PHARMACY The Place for Delicious BARBECUE AND TOASTED SANDWICHES Shorter Students Always Welcome Phone 1024 HENRY STEWART We specialize in CLEANING EVENING GOWNS STORING YOUR FURS 405 2nd Ave. Rome 13!) ROME ' S Recreation Center ROME BOWLING ALLEYS 102 y 2 Broad St. Bowl For Health and Pleasure New Styles That Are Easy On the Budget T h e T VOGUE mm Broad at 3rd in Rome Compliments and Best Wishes to the ' 42 Argo from THE EUNOMIANS To Our Advertisers: The 1942 ARGO wishes to express its appreciation. To the Students Let ' s make this our motto: PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments to the ARGO from the POLYM NIAN SOCIETY 140 f .. SOUtH ' YEflRBOOK 5 -119 LUCKIE STREET .V ATLANTA GEORGIA SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS Require the services of experienced and expert craftsmen, trained in every detail of the processes of creating- planning layout and design ' typesetting ' printing lithographing and hinding . . . Through- - out half a century this company has pioneered in the production of the highest type of printing . . . Our services include a special college annual sales and service organization... Abundant equipment ' modern and complete... Prices representing maximum in value FOOTE DAVIES PRINTING LITHU(iHAPHlN(i ENURAVING ATLANTA I