Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1943 volume:

s. ' II I , : : .A 5 ' ' ' x ' , J ' CLASS NO.. 21171 ACCESSION NO of JElomc, (Scotgia THE GIFT OF nm II! (ill n i! i, i SIM; ii BY ST Minis SHORTER COLLEGE (IE AT ROME, GEORGIA Copyright, 1943 MARTHA PACE Editor MARION HARRISON, Business Manager a is a nation at war ' 11 tUi - a.a. o preserve theioeaTl courraakstands for7 ' SliLter is one of S ta_ trrstjnany AnWNcan institutions s to tTOsse ideals, i MI BXJJM i we pre- ent nL vour nTOHaories a war y a cllege comtumiity whose BY E PEOP III E PEOPLE FOR E PEOPLE u T E To our fathers, brothers, and friends who are giving their lives for us ... we dedicate this 1943 ARGO. It is for us, the living, rather, to be dedicated, here, to the unfinished work that they have thus far so nobly carried on. It is, rather, for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us; that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they here gave the last full measure of devotion; that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain; that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. ... TRUSTEES OFFICERS AUBREY 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. LAMERTINE 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 10 BY THE PEOPLE THE PRESIDENT AND THE DEMS TO THE SENIOR CLASS: It will be your privilege more than that of any other class graduating from Shorter College in the last twenty-five years to make your education effective because of a world at war. Also, in the post-war world you will be expected to give direc- tion to the community life in which you will live. I have every confidence in your ability to meet the demands which will be made on you as college women. And this personal word. I shall remember with increasing gratitude the many ways in which you have interpreted the ideals of your alma mater and the fine spirit of comradeship we have shared together as we have worked during these four years. PAUL M. COUSINS, President. 12 Shorter graduates are prepared to fill their places in either peace or war. They are not only ready to give, but they have something to give! In this year of 1942-1943 the girls who have gone out from Shorter are making a real contribution to their country in a time of world struggle. We are con- fident that the Class of 1943 will leave prepared to do their part and so be- come worthy additions to the Alumnae of Shorter. LOUISE BENNET, Dean of Student Affairs. Seniors, as you graduate from Shorter and assume the full responsibility of living in the most complex world of all time, may you hold fast to those high virtues of every Shorter Girl: learning, wisdom, love, laughter, be- lief in mankind, and the joy of serv- ice. You will continue to be of Shorter and she will become the richer through your abundant living. EVERETT E. PORTER, Academic Dean. 13 - ' - A iiit ' i = ' : ' ' V-j SSSKSSf FACULTY Shorter girls count the faculty among their friends. We present them informally. PAUL M. COUSINS, A.M., L.L.D. President A.B., Mercer University; A.M., Columbia Univer- sity; L.L.D., Mercer University. EVERETT E. PORTER, PH.D. Dean and Professor of Chemistry A.B., Baylor University; M.S., Ph.D., The Rice Institute. O. C. MILLER, A.M. Instructor in Sociology B.S., Ohio Northern University; A.M., George Pea- body College for Teachers; Completed program for Ph.D., George Peabody College for Teachers; Phi Delta Kappa. RALPH E. McLAIN, PH.D. Professor of Religion A.B., Muskingum College; Th.M., Ph.D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. 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, Kappa Phi Kappa. ALLIE HAYES RICHARDSON, A.M. Professor of Speech B.O., Brenau College; B.O., Emerson College; A.M., Columbia University. 14 LOUISE GAY, A.B. Assistant in Speech A.B.. Bessie Tift College. JOHN N. WARE, PH.D. Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Randolph-Macon College; A.M., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. DORA VON TURCKHEIM WARE Instructor in Modern Languages Graduate of Lichtenstein-Callenberg Teachers ' Col- lege, Germany; Diplome, Institut de France, Paris. CLARA LOUISE THOMPSON, PH.D. Professor of Classical Languages and Acting Professor of Spanish A.B., Washington University; A.M., University of Pennsylvania; Fellow, American School of Classical Studies, Rome, Italy; Ph.D., University of Pennsyl- vania; Phi Beta Kappa. LOUISE THOMPSON, A.M. Registrar and Instructor in Mathematics 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., Univer- sity of Missouri; Sigma Xi. BEATRICE EVANS, A.M. Instructor in Biology B.S., Central Missouri State Teachers ' College; Graduate study, University of Colorado; A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers. 15 BERTHA E. MARTIN, PH.D. Professor of Biology A.B., Mt. Holyoke College; Ph.D., University of Chicago.; Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. 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., Wellesley College; A.M., University of Chicago. On leave of absence for active duty in the armed forces. CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, A.M. Professor of History Ph.B.. Baylor University; A.M., Columbia Univer- sity; Graduate work, Columbia University, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, University of Chicago, Univer- sity of California, University of Colorado. ELEANOR WILCOX W1LLINGHAM, 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. ROBERTA MORRIS RYAN, B.S. Librarian A.B., Woman ' s College, Due West, S. C.; B.S., Cer- tificate in Library Science, George Peabody Col- lege; Graduate work University of Chicago. HARRIET GARRETT ROWAND, A.M. Instructor in Physical Education B.S., A.M.. George Peabody College for Teachers. F HI LT Y ROBERT HORD, Mus.B. Instructor in Piano Mus.B., Southern Methodist University; Graduate of Julliard Graduate School; Pupil of Paul von Dat- wijk and James Friskin. JEAN CHARLES KOHLER, M.M. Instructor in Piano B.M., DePauw University; M.M., Eastman School of Music; Pupil of Bomar Cramer; Repertore classes under Isidor Phillip; Phi Kappa Lambda. LOUIS HUB ' ER, Mus.B. Instructor in Violin Mus.B., Oberlin Conservatory of Music; New Eng- land Conservatory of Music. WILBUR HARTZELL ROWAND Mus.M., 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; 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 Uni- versity. CLAIRE DAVIS, Mus.B. Assistant in Voice Mus.B., Shorter College. 17 ii in it ii i: in i: ii The Honor Board is the Judicial Branch of the Student Government Association. Its purpose is to create, pro- mote and preserve student honor. OFFICERS ALICE WOODALL . MARY ALICE CHITTY CORNELIA CATER Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary MEMBERS ANNE BETTS POLLY BRANCH CORNELIA CATER MARY ALICE CHITTY NESSMITH LYTLE FRANCES NE ' SLER ALICE WOODALL FRANCES WARNOCK LILLA BARNWELL JEAN BARRON BARBARA MONROE CAROLYN SMITH NANCY FLOYD NELLE WYATT JANE BOI.EN 18 |p Silent tit. pro- S T II D E I T GOVERNMENT feretory UMtU [DOT i MOW! I MUH Fum Inn ANNE BETTS CORNELIA CATER MARY ALICE CHITTY LOTIS FREEMAN NESSMITH LYTLE MARTHA PACE ALICE WOODALL JEAN BARRON JEAN BRIGHAM DOT ANN FULLER VIRGINIA HINE BARBARA MONROE Jo WILLIS MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER PEGGY FELLERS NANCY FLOYD NELI.E WYATT OFFICERS ALICE WOODALL .... President MARTHA PACE . . . V ice-President JEAN BARRON Secretary JEAN BRIGHAM ... . . . Treasurer PEGGY FELLERS . . . President Cooper Jo WILLIS . . . President Van Hoose The executive and legislative branches of the Student Government Association are vested in the Student Council, which con- cerns itself with all phases of student life not coming under the realm of the purely academic. It has as its objectives the gen- eral improvement and regulation of life on the campus. This organization is highly democratic and is the integrating force in student life. ' 19 ' Eat, drink, and be merry forms a partial philosophy for the extra-curricular ac- tivities of the people. I 20 P: EVOLUTION OF A SHORTER SENIOR Senior Class, we bring thee Our loyalty Through days to be. And now together we sing Of all the things That live in memory. When we leave Shorter We will ne ' er forget Our class so strong and true. And as the years swiftly pass We ' ll love our class, Dear class of ' 43. 22 OFFICERS FRANCES WARNOCK . . . President MARGARET EDENFIELD . V ice-President MARJORIE HAILEY . . . Secretary NELL NELSON . . . Treasurer SENIORS WAAC5 OR WAVES? FRANCES WARNOCK Atlanta, Georgia MARJORIE HAILEY Atlanta, Georgia CAROLYN WALLACE Atlanta, Georgia 9 R G O - 24 FRIEDA SILER Jellico, Tennessee MARGARET EDENFIELD Waycross, Georgia LOTIS FREEMAN LaGrange, Georgia 9 3 26 R G O MARTHA PACE Dawson, Georgia EMILY GUINN LaGrange, Georgia 27 NELL NELSON Cartersville, Georgia BETTY NELSON Cartersville, Georgia GEDA BRADLEY Dalton, Georgia 9 4 3 28 R G o FRANCES NEISLER Reynolds, Georgia MARION HARRISON Milan, Tennessee ANNE BETTS Rome, Georgia 29 9 CAROLYN MARTIN Rome, Georgia KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE Rome, Georgia R O 30 POLLY BRANCH Rome, Georgia NESSMITH LYTLE Rome, Georgia 31 9 KATHRYNE HERRITAGE Moultrie, Georgia CONNIE TERRELL Toccoa, Georgia CALLIE DANIEL Molena, Georgia R G O 32 MARY ELIZABETH SEIGLER Canton, Georgia ANNA GRUBB Perry, Georgia SARAH NICHOLS Acworth, Georgia 33 JANICE ARUNDEL Cincinnati, Ohio GLORIA JACKSON Valdosta, Georgia 34 MABLE CAMP Rome, Georgia MARY GRIFFIN Rome, Georgia ERA DAVIS Rome, Georgia A R 35 G O 9 3 CORNELIA CATER Palm Beach, Florida JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS Sweetwater, Tennessee R G O 36 MARY ALICE CHITTY Cedartown, Georgia ALICE WOODALL Atlanta, Georgia 37 FRANCIS UiAHllocl: Marjorie Hailey Mi, FRANCES WARNOCK Major: Biology; A.B ' .; Eunomian; Student Council, 2, 3; Honor Board, 2, 3, 4; Argonaut. 4; Class President, 3, 4, Vice-President, 1, 2; Chris- tian Association. Cabinet, 3, Vice-President, 4; B. S. U., President, 3. Council, 4; Key Club, 3, 4; ARGO Business Staff, 3; Science Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; Shorter Players, 1, 2. 3, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2, 3; Owl. President, 4; Society Court, 4; National Who ' s Who, 3, 4. MARGARET EDENFIELD Major: Sociology; A.B.; Polymnian; Key Club, 4; Class Vice-President, 3, 4; Periscope Business Staff, 3; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club, President, 4; H. O. T., 4; Owl, 4; Society Court. 4; May Court, 4. MARJORIE HAILEY Major: Voice; A.B. ; Eunomian; B. S. U., Council, Music Director, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Key Club, Treasurer, 4; Class Secretary, 4; Camerata, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2, Vice-President. 3, President. 4; French Club. 1, 2. 3, 4; Science Club. 4; Owls, 4; Thugs, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Eunomian Court, 2, 3, 4. NELL NELSON Major: Biology; A.B.; Eunomian; M. S. U., 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 4; Kappa Gamma Tau, 3, Vice-President, 4; Gamma Delta, 3, 4; May Court, 4; Transfer from G. S. C. W., 3. BETTY NELSON Major: Sociology; A.B. ; Eunomian; Honor Board, 3; M. S. U., Vice- President, 4; Gamma Delta. 3, 4; Mav Court, 4; Transfer from G. S. C. W., 3. CAROLYN WALLACE Major: Sociology; A.B. ; Eunomian; Christian Association Cabinet, 3, 4; Freshman Commission; Sophomore Commission, B. S. U., Vice-Presi- dent. 3, President, 4; Class Sports Manager, 2, 3, 4; Chimes, 2. Manag- ing Editor, 3, Assistant Editor, 4; I. R. C., 2, 4, Treasurer, 3; Rho Delta 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Owl. 4; Eunomian Court, 4; May Court; Honor Roll, 2. FRIEDA SILER Major: Piano; B.M. ; Eunomian; B. S. U. Council, 4; Chimes, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4; Transfer from Virginia Intermont College, 3. MARY ALICE CHITTY Major: Piano; B.M. ; Eunomian, Second Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Student Council, 4; Honor Board, Vice-Chairman, 4; Sophomore Sabot; Christian Association, 3, 4; M. S. U. ; Key Club, 4; ARGO Business Staff. 3; Camerata; Choral Club, 1; Accompanist, 2, 4, Treasurer, 2, Secretary. 3; Do-Nothing; Thug, 2, 3, 4; Owl, 2. 3, 4; Cotillion; Society Court, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4; Superlative; National Who ' s Who, 4; May Court. Mary Alice Chitty ALICE WOODALL Major: Biology; A.B. ; Eunomian; Student Council, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Honor Board, 1, 2, 4, Chairman, 4; Argonaut, 4; Christian Associa- tion Cabinet, 4; Freshman and Sophomore Commissions; B. S. U. Coun- cil, 3; Sports Council, 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 3, 4; Class President, 2; House President, 3; Kappa Gamma Tau, 2, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 3; Debate Club. 1, 2; Choral Club, 1. 2; Do-Nothing; Cotillion; Owl, 2, 3, 4; Thug, 2, 3, 4; Typical Junior; Society Court, 4; May Court; Ideal Shorter Girl; National Who ' s Who, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS Major: Public School Music; B.M. ; Eunomian; Freshman Commission, Sophomore Commission; B. S. U. Council, 4; Y. W. A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Cam- erata, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Choral Club; French Club, 4; Eunomian Court, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4. CORNELIA CATER Major: History; A.B.; Eunomian; Student Council, 4; Honor Board, 4, Secretary; Sophomore Sabot; Christian Association Cabinet, 4; Y. W. A.; Sports Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Sophomore Sports Manager; Key Club, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Classical Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Gamma Delta; Kappa Gamma Tau, 2, 3, 4; I. R. C., 3, 4; Eunomian Court, 4; Owl, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative, 4. MABLE CAMP Major: Religion; A.B.; Eunomian; I. R. C., 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Town Girls ' Club; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. ERA DAVIS Major: Sociology; A.B. ; Eunomian; Key Club, 3, 4; Chimes, Exchange Editor, 3; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Rho Delta, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Gamma Delta; Town Girls ' Club; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY GRIFFIN Major: History; A.B ' .; Polymnian; I. R. C., 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Gamma Delta; Transfer from G. S. C. W., 3. Scruggs MARION HARRISON Major: Sociology; A.B.; Polymnian; First Vice-President, 4; Sports Council, 4; ARCO Business Manager, 4; Periscope Business Staff, 3; Sociology Club, 4; Kappa Gamma Tau; Gamma Delta; H. O. T.. 3, 4; Do-Nothing, 3, 4; Beauty Section, 3; Polymnian Court, 4; May Court; Superlative; Transfer from Randolph-Macon. FRANCES NEISLER Major: Piano; B.M. ; Polymnian, President, 4; Honor Board, 4; Key Club, 4; Periscope Business Manager, 3; ARCO Business Staff. 2; Cam- erata; Choral Club; H. O. T., 3, 4; Do-Nothing, 4; Cotillion, 4; Beauty Section, 2; Polymnian Court, 4; May Court; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; National Who ' s Who, 4. ! Belt) ANNE BETTS Major: Biology; A.B.; Polymnian; Student Council, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3; Honor Board, 4; Sophomore Sabot, 2; Christian Association Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; P. S. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, 3; Sports Coun- cil, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Key Club, 4; Class Secretary, 1, 2, 3; ARGO Business Staff, 3; Science Club, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Delta; H. O. T., 3, 4; Shorter Players, 2. 3; Most Representative Sophomore; Society Court, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2; Freshman Commission; May Court; Superlative; National Who ' s Who, 4. POLLY BRANCH Major: Sociology; A.B. ; Eunomian; Honor Board, 4; Town Girl ' s Coun- cil, 4, Chairman, 4; Key Club, 4; ARCO Business Staff, 4; Sociology Club, 4, Vice-President, 4; Shorter Players, 4; Town Girl ' s Club, 3, 4, President, 4; Superlative; Transfer from Converse College, 3. NESSMITH LYTLE Major: Sociology; A.B.; Eunomian; Student Council, 4; Honor Board, 4; Town Girl ' s Council, 2, 4, Vice-Chairman, 4; Chimes Business Staff, 2; Choral Club, 2; Sociology Club, 4; Library Club, 4; Gamma Delta, 3, 4; Town Girl ' s Club, Vice-President, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4; Superlative. EMILY GUINN Major: Sociology; A.B. ; Eunomian, Treasurer, 3, First Vice-President, 4; Freshman Commission, Sophomore Commission; Y. W. A.; Cotil- lion Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Thug, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3; French Club, 1, 2, 3; Science Club, 2, 3; Sociology Club, 4; Periscope Business Staff, 3; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3, 4; Society Court, 3, 4; Beauty Section, 3; Carnival Queen, 4; May Queen, 4. MARTHA PACE Major: English Literature; A.B.; Eunomian; Student Council, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Argonaut; Sophomore Sabot; Key Club, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 4; ARCO Editor, 4; Periscope, 1, News Editor, 2, Editor, 3; Handbook Editor, 2; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3; Rho Delta, 2, 3, 4; Debate Club, 1, 2; Thug, 3, 4; Owl, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Delta; Society Court, 4; May Day Chairman, 2; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. 4; Sophomore Commission; May Court; Superlative; National Who ' s Who, 4. LOTIS FREEMAN Major: Speech; A.B. ; Eunomian, Secretary, 4; Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Sophomore Sabot; Christian Association Cabinet, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Commission; M. S. U., President, 4; Key Club. Vice- President, 4; Shorter Players -Business Manager, 3; Shorter Players, President, 4; French Club, 1, 2; Owl, 2, 3, 4; Thug, 2, 3, 4; Cotillion, 2, 3, 4; Do-Nothing, 4; Superlative; Society Court, 3, 4; May Court. GLORIA JACKSON Major: Sociology; A.B.; Polymnian; Gamma Delta, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Transfer from G. S. W. C., 3. JANICE ARUNDEL Major: Sociology; A.B.; Polymnian; P. S. A., 2, 3, 4; Handbook As- sistant Editor, 3; ARGO Business Staff, 3, Assistant Business Manager, 4; Sociology Club, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Classical Club, 3, 4. 40 ANNA MARY ELIZABETH SEIGLER Major: History; A.B.; Eunomian; Camerata, 1; Sophomore Commis- sion; I. R. C., 3, 4, Vice- President, 4; Y. W. A.; B. S. U. Council, 4, First Vice- President, 4; ARCO Business Staff, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4. SARAH NICHOLS Major: Mathematics; A.B. ; Eunomian; P. S. A., Vice-President, 4; Kappa Gamma Tau, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Gamma Delta; Student Treas- urer, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4. ANNA GRUBB Major: Piano; Mus. B. ; Polymnian; Christian Association Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Secretary, 4; P. S. A., 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Key Club, 4; Camerata, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Kappa Gamma Tau, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club, 4; Society Court, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. CALLIE DANIEL Major: History; AjB.; Eunomian; Key Club, 4, Secretary, 4; ARGO Assistant Editor, 4; French Club. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club, 2; I. R. C., 3, 4, President, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4. CONNIE TERRELL Major: Sociology; A.B. ; Polymnian, Treasurer, 4; Gamma Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3, 4; I. R. C., 3, 4; H. O. T. ; Society Court. KATHRYNE HERRITAGE Major: Sociology; A.B.; Polymnian; I. R. C., 2, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. A., 2, 3, 4; Sociology Club, 4. KATHLEEN McCHARGUE Major: English Literature; A.B. ; Polymnian; Town Girl ' s Council, 2, 4; Periscope Staff, 2; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 2, 3, 4 ; Town Girl ' s Club, Treasurer, 4; Kappa Gamma Tau, 4; Rho Delta. 4. CAROLYN MARTIN Major: Chemistry; A.B.; Polymnian; B. S. U. Council, 4; Key Club, 4; Periscope, 1; ARCO Business Staff. 4; Kappa Gamma Tau, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 2, 3, 4; Owl, 2, 3, 4; H. 0. T, 4; Town Girl ' s Club; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Club, 3, 4. GEDA BRADLEY Major: English Literature; A.B. ; Polymnian, Secretary, 4; Canterbury Club, 3, 4; Sports Council, 3, Vice-President, 4; Key Club, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 1, 2, 3; Chimes, 1, 2, 3, Editor, 4; French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Shorter Players, 1, 2, 3, 4; Rho Delta, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 3; Gamma Delta; H. O. T., 3, 4; Do-Nothing, 4; Society Court, 4; Honor Roll, 2. Kathleen McChargue S(t JUNIOR OFFICERS BARBARA MONROE Jo WILLIS . CAROLYN SMITH . JEAN BARRON . President V ice-President . Secretary Treasurer 42 43 ISABEL ANDREWS Columbus, Georgia LILLA BARNWELL Rome, Georgia JEAN BARRON JEAN BRIGHAM Thomaston, Georgia Dublin, Georgia JOYCE COOPER ELLEN COSBY Rome, Georgia Columbus, Georgia NELL DALE Rome, Georgia Fw J U I I I I S AT SHORTER 44 MARTHA FINCHER Doerun, Georgia DOROTHY ANN FULLER Cartersville, Georgia JEAN GRUBB Perry, Georgia MARION GRUBB Perry, Georgia FRANCES HAIRSTON Rome, Georgia VIRGINIA HINE TILLIE HOOD MARY ALIS LEMMONS Rome, Georgia Commerce, Georgia Gadsden, Alabama 45 REBECCA LUTTRELL BONNIE JEAN MARLER SARA KATHERINE MIZELL BARBARA MONROE Columbus, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Folkston, Georgia Waycross, Georgia AGNES MOORE Rome, Georgia CONNIE McAoAMS Shelbyville, Tennessee JEAN NEWSOME Columbus, Georgia RUTH PATRICK Conyers, Georgia JUNIORS I i SHORTER 46 JOANNE PROUT Barnesville, Georgia JANE RAINEY LILLIAN ROBERTSON MARJORIE SHEFFIELD Columbus, Georgia Montgomery, Alabama Savannah, Georgia CAROLYN SMITH Rome, Georgia KATHLEEN STEWART Rome, Georgia BETTY SUMMERALL Waycross, Georgia DOT ANN WARE Tampa, Florida HARRIET WHISNANT Summerville, Georgia BETTY WILLIAMS Valdosta, Georgia JOSEPHINE WILLIS Clayton, Alabama LOUISE BURK Rome, Georgia ANDREA HOUSER Fort Valley, Georgia No picture. 47 SOPHOMORE NANCY FLOYD President MARTHA ELLEN GINN V ice-President PEGGY FELLERS Secretary KITTY BYRNE Treasurer NANCY ARRINGTON Town Representative If! I Daisy chain . . . Vespers? . . . Dolls, at your age? . . . Victory bath. Ilit NANCY ARRINGTON Rome, Georgia MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER Lakeland, Florida EVELYN BURGESS Dawson, Georgia KITTY BYRNE Blacksburg, Virginia ROSE CLEMENTS Buena Vista, Georgia SALLY COOK Newnan, Georgia THELMA DORSEY Rome, Georgia JOSEPHINE EZELL Chapel Hill, Tennessee PEGGY FELLERS Coronado, California NANCY FLOYD Leesburg, Florida NANCY FRANKS Columbus, Mississippi MARIE GAY Trion, Georgia SOPHOMORES 50 SOPHOMORES XHALTER us SAUYCOOK Vun.Gorjji ZEE TOY FELLERS MARTHA ELLEN GINN Covington, Ga. CLYDE AFAY GREEN Butler, Ga. VIRGINIA GREEN Gallatin, Term. JEANNE HENSON Conyers, Ga. JEANNE HERRITAGE Moultrie, Ga. MARIANNE HOGG Rome, Ga. JANE JONES Rome, Ga. MARTHA KENYON Dawson, Ga. ELIZABETH LONG Columbus, Ga. JENNIE BELLE LOVELL Doraville, Ga. MARIE GAY Trioo, Georgia JOSEPHINE MONCRIEF LaGrange, Georgia BETTY MONROE Waycross, Georgia BETTY McCAMY Dalton, Georgia EUGENIA NEWSOM Sandersville, Georgia ELIZABETH NOLEN Chattanooga, Tennessee MARTHA NOLEN Chattanooga, Tennessee SHORTER SOPHOMORES MARY PEAVY Hamilton, Georgia BETTY PUCKETT Columbus, Mississippi MERIAMME RHODES Perry, Georgia MEDDIE RIDDLE Trion, Georgia ANNIE MAE SLIDER Atlanta, Georgia JUDY SMITH Lawrenceville, Georgia i MARION SMITH Washington, D. C. SARA BOB STRAIN Rome, Georgia MARY JANE STUBBS Waycro ss, Georgia MOLLY SUDDUTH Hendersonville, North Carolina KATHLEEN THOMPSON Mobile, Alabama BETTY JEAN TRAWICK Sparta, Georgia CARLESE TURNER Gay, Georgia MARY CAROLYN WALDEN DeFuniak Springs, Florida MARIA WALDRON Dublin, Georgia IDA RUTH WELLS Decatur, Georgia JANE WILCOX Rome, Georgia FRANCES WILLINGHAM Rome, Georgia BETTY WYATT Rome, Georgia NELLE WYATT Rome, Georgia THE FRESHMAN Dinner in the Rockery . . . Open House . . . Sunday dating . . . There must be a Sophomore around. cuss OFFICERS LEILA MOWRY . FRANCES COSBY . JANE LANGFORD . KATHARINE ANDREWS . President V ice-President . Secretary . Treasurer 55 KATHARINE ANDREWS . . Columbus, Georgia JANE ASKIN .... Thomaston, Georgia VIRGINIA BALLARD . . . Gainesville, Georgia SARA Jo BARNETT .... Atlanta, Georgia GUSSIE LEE BARRON . . . Newnan. Georgia BETTYE BARTON Rome, Georgia BARBARA FAY BEDINGFIELD . Dublin, Georgia FLORENCE BELL . . . Springfield, Tennessee OPHELIA BELL Atlanta, Georgia EVELYN BLACKWELL . JANE BOLEN . CAROLINE BRIGHAM . ONEDA BROWN . JANE CHAPMAN . EMILY CHILDS . MARGARET CLARK . JUNE COLLINS . FRANCES COSBY . Canton, Georgia Albany, Georgia . Dublin, Georgia . Kingsport, Tennessee . Dublin, Georgia . Birmingham, Alabama . Anniston, Alabama . Montezuma, Georgia . Columbus, Georgia 56 L )lon.Gwria iv.Cwrai SHORTER F11S.IJ.I1 FRANCES Cox . . . Helton, South Carolina JANIE SUE CROW . . Tallulah Falls, Georgia HARRIETTS DANIEL .... Molena, Georgia DORIS DAVIS Rome, Georgia BOBBIE DEATON .... Columbus, Georgia MARTHA EUGENIA DURHAM . Cedartown, Georgia PATRICIA EDENFIELD . . . Waycross, Georgia BETTY EPPS Rome, Georgia MARY EVELYN FOLKNER, Chattanooga, Tennessee GRACE MARILYN FUDGE . . Colquitt, Georgia LORRAINE GRINER . . . Fitzgerald, Georgia DOROTHY GROOVER . . . Valdosta, Georgia MIRIAM GROVENSTEIN, West Palm Beach, Florida JEAN GUNNELS Albany, Georgia HENRIETTA GUNTER . . . Commerce, Georgia MARY HENDERSON .... Canton, Georgia BETTY ANNE JOHNSON . . . Atlanta, Georgia BARBARA JONES Rome, Georgia 57 FRANCES KELLEY Rome, Georgia JEANNE KING Appling, Georgia JANE LANGFORD .... Plant City, Florida CONNIE LOTT Americus, Georgia VIRGINIA LYTLE Rome, Georgia MARY MARDRE Boston, Georgia RENA MEBANE Rome, Georgia CHARLOTTE MONK . . . Sylvester, Georgia HELEN MONOXELOS . . . Columbus, Georgia LILLIE MOSELEY . . . . Columbus, Georgia LEILA MOWRY Rome, Georgia ELIZABETH NEW . . . Thomaston, Georgia HELEN NEWTON Rome, Georgia CAROL Nix Sanford, Florida IRIS OWENS .... LaGrange, Georgia CELESTE PORTER . . . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil MARY EVELYN PRESLEY . Scottsboro, Alabama FRANCES RAINES Rome, Georgia 58 SHORTER MIS I III JANE REAVIS . MABEL RHINEHART LUNETTA RIDDLE . CAROLINE ROBINSON SHIRLEY SMITH . ANNETTE SPINNING . ANN TARLETON . LIBBY THOMAS . SALLY THOMAS . Waycross, Georgia . Rome, Georgia . Trion, Georgia Covington, Georgia Forest City, North Carolina . Atlanta, Georgia . Anniston, Alabama . Atlanta, Georgia . Waycross, Georgia MARY WAGGONER . ANN WELLS . GLORIA WHATLEY . JUNE WHATLEY . NELL WHELCHELL . AGNES WHITESIDE . MARIE WILSON . DOROTHY YATES . GAYLE HINE . Athens, Georgia Forest Park, Georgia Reynolds, Georgia . Zebulon, Georgia . Anniston, Alabama . Dalton, Georgia Douglasville, Georgia . Rome, Georgia . Rome, Georgia No Picture 59 R U 1 1 Z 4 T 1 1 S OFFICERS CORNELIA CATER President GEDA BRADLEY Vice-President JEAN NEWSOME Secretary VIRGINIA GREEN Treasurer CATER 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 sports- manship and physical well being. This year the sports council has followed a pro- gram in keeping with the national program by urging that each student keep physically fit. Inter- est in sports, therefore, has been great on the campus. SPORTS ASSOCIATION CORNELIA CATER GEDA BRADLEY MARION HARRISON ALICE WOODALL ANNE BETTS JEAN NEWSOME MARJORIE SHEFFIELD CONNIE McAoAMs JEAN BARRON KITTY BYRNE VIRGINIA GREEN NELLE WYATT PEGGY FELLERS BOBBIE BEATON CAROL Nix JANE REAVIS SPORTS COUNCIL MEMBERS Let ' s go swimming. Spectators Faculty vs. students. 63 t H Eight glasses of water a day ... an hour ' s exercise ... A bath a day to bed on time . . . equals HEALTH WEEK. . Go Athletics of all kinds and for all types, even drill for the military minded. 65 Iks of all Associ it- act catiw group; Ik iheS. evenia InaA wed i carnivi tional menu SHORTER IIIUMIh ASSOCIATION ANNE BETTS FRANCES WARNOCK ANNA GRUBB P. S. A. President CAROLYN WALLACE B. S. U. President ALICE WOODALL CORNELIA CATER LOTIS FREEMAN M. S. U. President MARY ALICE CHITTY Pur] iortt flora CABINET BECKY LUTTRELL Jo WILLIS CAROLYN SMITH JEAN BARRON DOT ANN WARE VIRGINIA HINE Canterbury Club President BETTY PUCKETT NANCY FRANKS KITTY BYRNE VIRGINIA GREEN BETTS OFFICERS ANNE BETTS President FRANCES WARNOCK .... V ice-President ANNA GRUBB Secretary BECKY LUTTRELL . Treasurer 66 The Shorter Christian Association is the center of all religious activities on the campus. The Association is made up of all the students, and its activities are directed by the officers and the cabinet. The presidents of the denominational groups are ex-officio members of the cabinet. There are three worship services sponsored by the S. C. A.: daily morning watch, the Tuesday evening worship service, and Sunday vespers. In addition several special projects are spon- sored during the year. Every fall the Hallowe ' en carnival is held. In cooperation with the Na- tional and International Student Christian Move- ment the S. C. A. contributes to the World Stu- dent Service Fund. Purpose of the S. C. A.: To create for every Shorter girl a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. Installation Carnival Scene OFFICERS CAROLYN WALLACE MARY ELIZABETH SEICLER JEAN B ' ARRON NELLE WYATT MARJORIE SHEFFIELD FRIEDA SILER ANNIE MAE SLIDER President NANCY FRANKS Jo SCRUGGS Jo WILLIS FRANCES WARNOCK CAROLYN MARTIN MARJORIE HAILEY THE B. S. II. Baptist Student Union at Shorter includes all Bap- tist girls who are members of Sunday School, Training Union, or Young Woman ' s Auxiliary. B. S. U. Council is its functioning group, and B. S. U. Council Members are Christian Student leaders who, working with Dr. Bunyan Stephens, of First Baptist Church, seek to link each Shorter Baptist girl to the Rome church during college days and to effect a unified program for all Baptist religious activities. WALLACE THE M. S. I). The purpose of the Methodist Student Union is to bring the Shorter Methodist girls in closer contact with the First Methodist Church in Rome, of which the Reverend Claude Hendrix is pastor. Meriamme Rhodes is president of the Shorter Sunday School Class. Representatives from the group are sent to the Methodist Student Conferences. OFFICERS LOTIS FREEMAN President BETTY NELSON V ice-President SARA KATHERINE MIZELL Secretary MERIAMME RHODES Treasurer FREEMAN THE P. S. - ' The Shorter Presbyterian Student Associ- ation finished its third year during 1942-43 and during these three years has become quite a definite part of student life. Our activities are varied we send delegates to the state P. S. A. Convention and have an active part in both the local church and the campus Christian Association. The Reverend John Melton, of the Rome Pres- byterian Church, has worked with the Shorter organization. OFFICERS ANNA GRUBB . SARAH NICHOLS . DOROTHY ANN WARE President . V ice-President . Secretary-Treasurer GRUBB In spite of the fact that Callie and Dot Ann kept a resignation handy, because the editor was continually losing annual mate- rial, we finished the 1943 ARGO. It was hard to keep the annual secrets; the seniors are full of curiosity, but we kept our mouths closed. However, the seniors could have drilled to the martial tunes we played on the typewriter, had they been able to recognize them. So here it is the staff ' s knowledge of reading, writing, and ' rithmetic, Mr. El- liott ' s knowledge of photography, the en- graver ' s dummy, all mixed with the pre- vailing spirit of the time and wrapped in red, white and blue. Argus built the first Argo for Jason to sail in search of the Golden Fleece. The staff hopes that this ARCO will enable you to sail away in search of Golden Memories of your days at Shorter. We dood it! EDITORIAL STAFF MARTHA PACE Editor CALLIE DANIEL Assistant Editor DOT ANN FULLER Junior Editor IDA RUTH WELLS Art Editor JUDY SMITH Assistant Art Editor PEGGY FELLERS Snapshot Editor BOBBIE DEATON Assistant Snapshot Editor MR. EDWIN S. PRESTON Faculty Advisor What the budget did to last year ' s beauty BUSINESS STAFF MARION HARRISON Business Manager POLLY BRANCH EMILY CHILDS VIRGINIA GREENE DOROTHY GROOVER JANICE ARUNDEL Assistant Business Manager MARTHA KENYON JENNIE BELLE LOVELL COOKIE STEWART MARY ELIZABETH SEIGLER Junior Business Manager NELLE WYATT I li I, II ' SEE IT THROUGH ' ! The Periscope VOL. XXV SHORTER COLLEGE, 1943 NO. 1 9 STUDENTS LISTED IN WHO ' S WHO Nine Shorter students are among those students who are listed in the 1942-43 issue of Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universi- ties and Colleges. The Shorter students are Alice Woodall. of Atlanta; Frances Warnock, of Atlanta; Anne Belts, of Rome; Mary Alice Chitty, of Cedartown; Frances Neisler, of Reynolds; Martha Pace, of Dawson; Jean Barron, of Thomaston; Barbara Monroe, of Way- cross, and Josephine Willis, of Clayton, Ala. Alice Wood- all and Frances Warnock were also listed in the 1941-42 pub- lication. This publication is published through the cooperation of over 600 American universi- ties and colleges. It is the only means of national recog- nition for graduates which is devoid of politics, fees, and dues. Several students from accredited colleges are se- lected each year by an un- prejudiced committee for their biographies to appear in the Who ' s Who publication. The purpose of WHO ' S WHO is to serve as an incen- tive for students to get the most out of their college ca- reers; as a means of compen- sation to students for what they have already done; as a recommendation to the busi- ness world, and as a standarc of measurement for students ouncil Sponsors defense Drive Setting aside a week in the ' all, the Student Council ponsored a special drive to mpress the students concern- ng what their part in national lefense is. Four committees were ap- ointed: the scrap-gathering committee, the conservation committee, the stamp and ond selling committee, and he committee to foster the irst-aid course. There was a defense stamp )uying contest between the :wo societies, that was won y the Eunomians. A deco- ated booth was set up in the War Information Center, and a girl was always stationed there to sell stamps. Shorter Holds Health Week In keeping with the na- tional program of keeping physically fit. the Shor te Sports Association sponsorec a Health Week at Shorter. The sports council set up the rules for this week anc wardens were appointed fo each end of the halls to keep check of the students ' progres At the end of the week i was discovered that four end of the halls had perfect rec ords. The girls who lived on these halls were given a tri to the picture show. Bot ends of senior hall had per feet records. SHORTER PUBLICATIONS HAVE GONE TO WAR Periscope and Chimes Combine With Rho Delta for Duration Because of the war, Shorter tudents are publishing only ne publication this year. This means that for the dura- ion the Periscope and the Chimes have been suspended, and war bonds have been READING ROOM HAS NEW NAME I. R. C. Turns Reading Room Into War Information Center To keep Shorter girls in- formed up to the minute on the latest world happenings, the International Relations Club has changed the Read- ing Room into a War Infor- mation Center. Maps have been hung on the walls, flags of the Allied Nations displayed, pamphlets on defense jobs and activities and news of the latest war books are in the room. A large bulletin board that i? kept up to date has all the latest news events on it. Shorter Players Present Moor Born For the Fall play th Shorter Players presentee Moor Born, by Dan Tothe roh, a play dealing with thi life of the Brontes. The Bronte sisters were played by Jean Brigham, a Emily; Lotis Freeman, a Charlotte, and Connie Me Adams, as Anne. The Fall play is an annua production of the speech de partment. Guinn Receives Two Crowns Emily Cuinn Rules as May Queen and as Carnival Queen In the selecting of student )ody superlatives, Emily Guinn, of LaGrange, was elected to rule as Shorter ' s M;iy Queen. Emily picked her court f rom :he senior class, and it was composed of Martha Pace, maid of honor; Lotis Free- man, Margaret Edenfield, Frances Neisler, Anne Betts, Nell Nelson, Betty Nelson, Alice Woodall, Mary Alice Chitty. and Carolyn Wallace. In the Fall Emily was chosen by her class to repre- sent them in the race for Hal- lowe ' en Carnival Queen, and with the senior victory she was crowned queen. COLLEGE CALENDAR 1942-43 Sept. 14 School opens. Sept. 18 Classes begin. Nov. 27 Thanksgiving Day. Dec. 16 Christmas holi- days begin. Jan. 7 Christmas holi- days end. Jan. 21-27 Semester ex- aminations. Jan. 28 Campus holi- day. Feb. 9-11 Religious Emphasis Week. March 2 Honors Day. June 7 Graduation of the class of 1943. Shorter Spirit Shows in Sports The interest in sports thi year, according to Cornelia Cater, president of the Sports Association, is something to brag a b o u t. Participator this year has reached a per centage never before attainet in this student generation. Volley ball and basebal have been the outstanding jought with the money that usually goes to them. However, in order to keep :he literary spirit alive, the :wo staffs are working with :he Rho Delta, the writers ' club, and hold meetings with ts members. At these meet- ings original compositions are read and discussed. This plan will be continued until the war is over, when the publication of the Periscope and Chimes will be resumed. Shorter Frosh Elect Officers Leila Mowry Heads Class of ' 46 Early in the year the class of 1946 elected its officers. Barbara Monroe, of Way- cross, president of the junior class, presided at the first class meeting. The freshmen elected Leila Mowry, of Rome, as their president, and she went into office immedi- ately. The other officers that were elected were Frances Cosby, of Columbus, vice-president; Jane Langford, of Plant City, Florida, secretary, and Kath- erane Andrews, of Columbus, treasurer. These officers have headed their class for the year 1942- 1943. and have shared with the junior officers in heading the Whoop-Em-Up Genera- tion. group sports that students have been interested in. The senior class won the volley ball championship. In the other competitions, the Whoop-Em-Ups defeated the High-Mindeds in volley ball, and the Eunomians defeated the Polymnians in both vol- ley ball and basket ball. 72 THE CHIMES GEDA BRADLEY Editor-in-Chief CAROLYN WALLACE Associate Editor DOT ANN FULLER Business Manager JENNIE BELLE LOVELL Assistant Editor ERA DAVIS Exchange Editor FRIEDA SILER Manuscript Editor DOT ANN WARE Art Editor The Chimes is a literary magazine published quarterly by the students of the college. This year the members of the staff voted to do away with the Chimes publication in order to help in the war effort. So that the interest in creative writing would not die, the Chimes has for the duration united with the Periscope and Rho Delta. Together these three staffs meet and read their compositions to each other. 73 PACE WARNOCK THE ARGONAUTS The Argonaut Society is the senior honorary society organized in 1931. Its members are selected 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. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1943 MARTHA PACE FRANCES WARNOCK ALICE WOODALL ALUMNAE MEMBERS oftkecolli MARTHA P; Lore f E[ JEAN CLECKLER, ' 31 SARA HUGHES BETTY NEWTON MARGARET OWEN CLARA MARTIN GUERRY, ' 32 MARY HARBIN JOSEPHINE HARDMAN CLYDE EZELL, ' 33 MARTHA COLLINS, ' 34 AGNES CREE CELESTE TERRELL ANN WIMBISH JULIE CLARK, ' 35 ROSE DuPREE AMZIE NEWTON REBECCA RISK MARGARET WALDEN LOUIE CLARK, ' 36 HELEN HARVY NANCY MCLAUGHLIN LILA NORMAN GRACE TARVER MARY BYRD MARTIN, ' 37 WOODALL ELEANOR THORNTON MARY MARGARET WH.TTON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ADA BETH JARMAN, ' 38 CAROLINE SHIELDS JULE LAMBERT ELIZABETH 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 ELIZABETH CLARK, ' 42 ARAMINTER HARPER V 74 KEY 11.11! Composed of the heads of all the major organizations on the campus, the Key Club attempts to establish co- operation between the students and the administration, and through this cooperation work for the best interests of the college. OFFICERS MARTHA PACE President LOTIS FREEMAN V ice-President CALLIE DANIEL Secretary MARJORIE HAILEY Treasurer V ' hYY il .V. MEMBERS ANNE BETTS GEDA BRADLEY POLLY BRANCH CORNELIA CATER MARY ALICE CHITTY CALLIE DANIEL ERA DAVIS MARGARET EDENFIELD LOTIS FREEMAN ANNA GRUBB MARJORIE HAILEY CAROLYN MARTIN FRANCES NEISLER FRANCES WARNOCK ALICE WOODALL SARA KATHERINE MIZELL BARBARA MONROE BETTY SUMMERALL Jo WILLIS NANCY FLOYD VIRGINIA GREEN KATHLEEN THOMPSON LEILA MOWRY 75 THE minim SOCIETY OFFICERS MARY ALICE CHITTY . . . President EMILY GUINN . . First V ice-President CAROLYN SMITH . Second V ice-President LOTIS FREEMAN Secretary DOT ANN FULLER .... 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 ' ole Eunomian Hall, where we sing our songs about the Green and Green. Filled with the true spirit of the society, we al- ways remember Eunomian born, Eunomian bred; And when we die, we ' re Eunomian dead. JANE ASKIN VIRGINIA BALLARD SARA Jo BARNETT GUSS:E LEE BARRON JEAN BARRON BETTYE BARTON FLORENCE BELL OPHELIA BELL EVELYN BLACKWELL JANE B ' OLEN ONEDA BROWN MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER EVELYN BURGESS LOUISE BURK KITTY BYRNE MABLE CAMP CORNELIA CATER MARY ALICE CHITTY JUNE COLLINS SALLY COOK FRANCES Cox JANIE SUE CROW CALLIE DANIEL DORIS DAVIS ERA DAVIS GENE DURHAM JOSEPHINE EZELL MARTHA FINCHKH NANCY FLOYD MARY EVELYN FOLKNER NANCY FRANKS LOTIS FREEMAN DOT ANN FULLER MARIE GAY VIRGINIA GREEN LORRAINE GRINER MEMBERS MIRIAM GROVENSTEIN EMILY GUINN MARJORIE HAILEY FRANCES HAIRSTON MARY HENDERSON ANDREA HOUSER FRANCES KELLEY MARTHA KENYON JEANNE KING JANE LANGFORD MARY ALIS LEMMONS JENNIE BELLE LOVELL NESSMITH LYTLE VIRGINIA LYTLE CONNIE McAoAMS JOSEPHINE MONCHIEF HELEN MONOXELOS ACNES MOORE ELIZABETH NEW EUGENIA NEWSOME BETTY NELSON NELL NELSON SAHAH NICHOLS MARTHA NOI.EN IRIS OWENS MARTHA PACE RUTH PATRICK MARY PEAVY MARY EVELYN PRESLEY BETTY PUCKETT FRANCES RAINES MABLE RHINEHAHT LUNETTA RIDDLE MEDDIE RIDDLE JOSEPHINE SCRUGGS MARY ELIZABETH SEIGLER MARJORIE SHEFFIELD FRIEDA SILER ANNIE MAE SLIDER CAROLYN SMITH JUDY SMITH MAR ' ON SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH BETTY SUMMEHALL ELIZABETH THOMAS KATHLEEN THOMPSON BETTY JEAN TRAWICK CARLESE TURNER MARY CAROLYN WAI.DEN MARIA WALDRON CAROLYN WALLACE DOT ANN WARE FRANCES WAKNOCK IDA RUTH WELLS JUNE WHATLEY BETTY WILLIAMS JOSEPHINE WILLIS MARIE WILSON ALICE WOODALL NELLE WYATT THE 1 1 mn i u SOCIETY FRANCES NEISLER President OFFICERS FRANCES NEISLER .... President MARION HARRISON . First V ice-President TILLIE HOOD . . Second Vice-President GEDA BRADLEY Secretary CONNIE TERRELL Treasurer Mammy ' s chillun, comprising the Polym- nian Society, since 1879, have always boosted their society with loyalty signified by their colors Red, White and Green. This year we have enjoyed after-dinner coffees, special celebration 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 Polymnian days. KATHARINE ANDREWS ISABEL ANDREWS NANCY ARRINCTON JANICE ARUNDEL LILLA BARNWELL BARBARA FAY BEDINGFIELD ANNE BETTS GEDA BRADLEY CAROLINE BRIGHAM JEAN BRIGHAM JANE CHAPMAN EMILY CHILDS MARGARET CLARK ELLEN COSBY FRANCES COSBY ROSE CLEMENTS HARRIETTS DANIEL BOBBIE DEATON MARGARET EDENFIELD PATSY EDENFIELD BETTY EPPS PEGGY FELLOWS MARILYN FUDGE MARY FRANCES GENTRY MARTHA ELLEN GINN CLYDE AFAY GREEN MARY GRIFFIN DOROTHY GROOVER ANN A GRUBB JEAN GRUBB MARION GRUBB JEAN GUNNELS HENRIETTA GUNTER MARION HARRISON JEANNE HERRITACE MEMBERS KATHRYNE HERRITACE GAYLE HINE VIRGINIA HINE GLORIA JACKSON B ' ETTY JOHNSON BARBARA JONES JANE JONES CAROLYN KING ELIZABETH LONG CONNIE LOTT BECKY LUTTRF.LL MARY MARDHE CAROLYN MARTIN BETTY McCAMY KATHLEEN MCCHARCUE RENA MEBANE SARA KATHERINE MIZELL CHARLOTTE MONK BARBARA MONROE BETTY MONROE LILI.IE MOSELY LELIA MOWRY FRANCES NE:SLEH JEAN NEWSOME HELEN NEWTON CAROLE Nix CELESTE PORTER JOANNE PROUT JANE RAINEY JANE REAVIS MERIAMME RHODES LILLIAN ROBERTSON CAROLINE ROBINSON ANNETTE SPINNING COOKIE STEWART SARA BOB STRAIN MARY JANE STUBBS MOLLY SUDDUTH ANN TARLETON CONNIE TERRELL SALLIE THOMAS MARY WAGGONER ANN WELLS GLORIA WHATLEY NELL WHELCHEL HARRIET WHISNANT SARA ACNES WHITESIDE JANE WILCOX BETTY WYATT One lwn i rf( fe arc H MI) !npp rt roidofiL THUGS True Eunomians, all. The name Thug is held in esteem because it represents an outstanding and loyal supporter of the aims and ideals of our society. MEMBERS JEAN BARRON KITTY BYRNE MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER SALLY COOK MARY ALICE CHITTY JOSEPHINE EZELL NANCY FLOYD LOTIS FREEMAN DOT ANN FULLER EMILY GUINN MARJORIE HAILEY MARTHA KENYON JOSEPHINE MONCRIEF MARTHA PACE B ' ETTY PUCKETT JUDY SMITH CAROLYN SMITH NELLE WYATT ALICE WOODALL JOSEPHINE WILLIS II T. One hundred percent Polymnians. We are H. 0. T. ' s because of our great loyalty and support to the Polymnian Society, and we ' re proud of it. MEMBERS ANNE BETTS JEAN BRIGHAM GEDA BRADLEY JOYCE COOPER MARGARET EDENFIELD ANNA GRUBB TILLIE HOOD CONNIE TERRELL MARION HARRISON BECKY LUTTRELL BARBARA MONROE CAROLYN MARTIN FRANCES NEISLER JEAN NEWSOME JANE RAINEY ; j A. I Hi I I I MM Mil: OFFICERS EMILY GUINN .... President DOT ANN FULLER . . V ice-President NELL WYATT .... Treasurer Dancing our way through college we love every step of it. VIRGINIA BALLARD JEAN BRIGHAM EVELYN BURGESS MARTHA NELL BURCKHAI.TER MARY ALICE CHITTY BOBBIE BEATON LOTIS FREEMAN MEMBERS DOT ANN FULLER MARTHA ELLEN GINN EMILY GUINN MARTHA KENYON JANE LANGFORD HELEN MONOXELOS FRANCES NEISLER ELIZABETH NEW JANE REAVIS CAROLYN SMITH MARY CAROLYN WALDEN IDA RUTH WELLS JANE WILCOX ALICE WOODALL NELL WYATT ii ii ii r ii n i, Don ' t ask us we won ' t do it. Because we have to live up to our names. ISABEL ANDREWS JEAN BRIGHAM GEDA BRADLEY MARY ALICE CHITTY NANCY FLOYD LOTIS FREEMAN MEMBERS DOT ANN FULLER MARION HARRISON TILLIE HOOD ELIZABETH LONG BETTY MONROE FRANCES NEISLER JANE RAINEY CAROLYN SMITH COOKIE STEWART MOLLY SUDDUTH JANE WILCOX ALICE WOODALL To our generation we ' ll be true. These owls show their wisdom by being enthusiastic supporters of the High-Minded Generation. SENIORS CORNELIA CATER MARY ALICE CHITTY MARGARET EDENFIELD LOTIS FREEMAN MARJORIE HAILEY CAROLYN MARTIN MARTHA PACE CAROLYN WALLACE FRANCES WARNOCK ALICE WOODALL SOPHOMORES MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTEH KITTY BYRNE PEGGY FELLERS NANCY FLOYD VIRGINIA GREEN MARTHA KENYON JUDY SMITH MARY CAROLYN WALDEN BETTY WYATT NELLE WYATT 84 HIGH-MINDED GENERATION When the moon plays peek-a-boo, And the stars shine down on you, Senior class is here, O Sophomores dear, To sing once again to you; In our hearts you re resident. And or you our love is meant. So we ' ll sing tonight, While the stars shine bright And the moon plays peek-a-boo. Ij you love-a us Like we love-a you, We ' ll tell the world anew When Juliet and Bo, That old Romeo, Taught us so long ago; Senior class is HIGH-MINDED; B ' lieve to my soul they ' re double- j ' inted; They can work and don ' t mind it All day long. CAMEUTi CLUB The students majoring in music make up the Camerata Club. This group sponsors visiting artists throughout the year and its own annual production, The Camerata Follies, is the climax of their activity. OFFICERS ANNA GRUBB President MAR j OKIE HAILEY Vice-President Jo SCRUGGS Secretary -Treasurer OPHELIA BELL MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER MARY ALICE CHITTY JUNE COLLINS MARY EVELYN FOLKNER NANCY FRANKS MARIE GAY CLYDE AFAY GREEN LORRAINE GRINER MARY HENDERSON MEMBERS JEANNE HERRITAGE JANE JONES JEANNE KING JANE LANGFORD MARY ALTS LEMMONS BETTY McCAMY LEILA MOWHY FRANCES NEISLER ANN NOLEN RUTH PATRICK MARY EVELYN PRESLEY JOANNE PROUT LILLIAN ROBERTSON MARJORIE SHEFFIELD FRIEDA SILER CAROLYN SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH MARIA WALDRON DOT ANN WARE 86 H HAILEY JANE ASKIN VIRGINIA BALLAD EVELYN BLACKWELL EVELYN BURGESS MARY ALICE CHITTY BOBBIE DEATON CLYDE AFAY GREEN ANNA GRUBB JEANNE HERRITAGE JANE JONES CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS MAR j OKIE HAILEY President CAROLYN SMITH Vice-President DOT ANN WARE Secretary-Treasurer MARTHA NELL BURCKHALTER Librarian NELLE WYATT Librarian MRS. C. B. HARLE Director Miss CLAIRE DAVIS Assistant Director MEMBERS JEANNE KING JANE LANCFORD MARY ALICE LEMMONS CONNIE LOTT B ' ETTY McCAMY LEILA MOWRY ELJZABETH NEW FRANCES NEISLER RUTH PATRICK MARY EVELYN PRESLEY JOANNE PROUT BETTY PUCKETT JANE REAVIS LILLIAN ROBERTSON Jo SCRUGGS MARJORIE SHEFFIELD SHIRLEY SMITH EDYTHE TAYLOR MARIA WALDRON SHORTER PLAYERS OFFICERS LOTIS FREEMAN President JEAN BRIGHAM .... Vice-PTesident CONNIE McAoAMS .... Secretary SALLY COOK . . . Business Manager SHORTER PLAYERS is composed of stu- dents interested in speech and dramatics. During the year they present many recitals and plays, some of which are directed by students. The scenes on this page are from some of the plays. MEMBERS JANE ASKIN KATHARINE ANDREWS VIRGINIA BALLAD SARA Jo BARNETT JEAN BARRON OPHELIA BELL ANNE BETTS EVELYN BLACKWELL GEDA BRADLEY KITTY BYRNE EVELYN BURGESS EMILY CHILDS JOYCE COOPER JUNE COLLINS BOBBIE BEATON GENE DURHAM MARGARET EDENFIELD NANCY FLOYD DOT ANN FULLER MARTHA ELLEN GINN DOT GROOVER EMILY GUINN HENRIETTA GUNTER JEANNE HENSON KATHRYNE HERRITACE TILLIE HOOD MARTHA KENYON ELIZABETH LONG JENNIE BELLE LOVELL MARY MADRE CAROLYN MARTIN KATHLEEN MCCHARCUE BETTY McCAMY BARBARA MONROE BETTY MONROE LEILA MOWRY ELIZABETH NEW GENII NEWSOM CAROL Nix IRIS OWENS MABLE RHINEHART LUNETTA RIDDLE MEDDIE RIDDLE JUDY SMITH CONNIE TERRELL FRANCES WARNOCK Jo WILLIS ANN WELLS Brm Stii GEM BRADI EmrCHOi JOE COUP Eii Dins Dm Mi YBGRU Gs CHOIR Ki talki ERA DAVIS President Ulll DELTA OFFICERS ERA DAVIS President BETTY SUMMERALL . . . Treasurer GEDA BRADLEY EMILY CHILDS JUNE COLLINS ERA DAVIS DOT ANN FULLER VIRGINIA GREEN CAROLYN KING JENNIE BELLE LOVELL MEMBERS CONNIE McAoAMS KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE SARA KATHERINE MIZELL BARBARA MONROE MARTHA PACE LUNETTA RIDDLE MEDDIE RIDDLE BETTY SUMMERALL CAROLYN WALLACE Inspiration Down to Work LE CERCLE I I! Ml i I S OFFICERS KATHLEEN THOMPSON VIRGINIA HINE . . MARION GRUBB . President Vice-President . Secretary JEAN GRUBB Treasurer Le Cercle Francais is an affiliated member of the Alliance Francaise and is open only to active merit students of French and for- mer merit students. SAHAH JEVOE Lois MEMBERS KATHLEEN THOMPSON President SARA Jo BARNETT LILLA BARNWELL ANNE BETTS ONEDA BROWN KITTY BYRNE EMILY CHILDS CALLIE DANIEL ERA DAVIS DORIS DAVIS THELMA DORSEY CLYDE AFAY GREEN MARJORIE HAILEY BONNIE JF.AN MARLEII CAROLYN MARTIN KATHLEEN McCHARCUE LILLIE MOSLEY RENA MEBANE CELESTE PORTER FRANCES RAINES Jo SCRUGGS ANNIE MAE SLII)ER MARION SMITH ANNETTE SPINNING SARA. BOB STRAIN FRANCES WARNOCK IDA RUTH WELLS and for- SIMMS II CLUB OFFICERS SARAH KATHERINE MIZELL President JENNIE BELLE LOVELL V ice-President LOUISE BURKE Secretary-Treasurer SARA KATHERINE MIZELL President tun Pom RIMS B In Sum Sm i SflJJUt $iti0 I.UMW ilms JANICE ARUNDEL ANNE B ' ETTS MABLE CAMP CORNELIA CATER ROSE CLEMENTS SALLY COOK PATSY EDENFIELD PEGGY FELLERS NANCY FLOYD MEMBERS FRANCES HAIRSTON MARTHA KENYON JOSEPHINE MONCRIEF BARBARA MONROE BETTY MONROE ACNES MOORE ELIZABETH NEW MARTHA NOLAN MARTHA PACE CELESTE PORTER JANE REAVIS MERIAMME RHODES JUDY SMITH MARY JANE STUBBS MOLLY SUDDUTH BETTY SUMMERALL SALLY THOMAS BETTY JEAN TRAWICK HARRIET WHISNANT INTERHTIOLU RELATIONS CLUB The aim of the International Relations Club is to give its members the opportunity for scientific study of current in- ternational problems in a non-partisan 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 CALLIE DANIEL ......... President MARY ELIZABETH SEIGLER V ice-President MARY GRIFFIN Secretary SARA KATHRINE MIZELL Treasurer tan ' Opmn Aw BE SIU.T Sui Jor En Dm BomD CALLIE DANIEL President MEMBERS LILLA BARNWELL MABEL CAMP CORNELIA CATER MARTHA FINCHER JEAN GRUBB MARION GRUBB MARTHA ELLEN GINN KATHRYNE HERRITAGE TILLIE HOOD ANDREA HOUSER BECKY LUTTRELL JEAN NEWSOME MOLLY SUDDUTH CONNIE TERRELL CAROLYN WALLACE FRANCES WILLINGHAM 92 CONNIE TERRELL President mm n urn OFFICERS CONNIE TERRELL ISABEL ANDREWS TILLIE HOOD President Secretary Treasurer The Gamma Delta Club is sponsored by the Shorter Alum- nae Association and is composed of the granddaughters, daughters, neices and sisters of Shorter alumnae. This group especially carries on Shorter traditions. MEMBERS KATHAR-NE ANDREWS OPHELIA BELL ANNE BETTS GEDA BRADLEY CORNELIA CATER SALLY COOK SARA JOYCE COOPER ERA DAVIS BOBBIE DEATON DOROTHY GROOVER JEAN GUNNELS MARION HARRISON VIRGINIA HINE GLORIA JACKSON JANE LANCFORD ELIZABETH LONG CONSTANCE LOTT NESSMITH LYTLE VIRGINIA LYTLE HELEN MONOXELOS ACNES MOORE BETTY NELSON NELL NELSON GENII NEWSOME SARAH NICHOLS CAROL Nix MARTHA PACE RUTH PATRICK MARY PEAVY CELESTE PORTER MARY EVELYN PRESLEY JANE REAVIS SHIRLEY SMITH KATHLEEN STEWART MOLLY SUDDUTH HARRIET WHISNANT JANE WILCOX FRANCES WILLINGHAM BETTY WYATT NELLE WYATT SOCIOLOGY ill i: Organized this year the Sociology Club is made up of girls majoring in sociology. The pur- pose of this organization is to promote actual experience in the field. MEMBERS ISABEL ANDREWS JANICE ARUNDEL NELL DALE ERA DAVIS DOT ANN FULLER VIRGINIA GREEN EMILY GUINN MARION HARRISON KATHRYNE HERRITACE GLORIA JACKSON NESSMITH LYTLE BONNIE JEAN MARLF.R ACNES MOORE BETTY NELSON JUDY SMITH CONNIE TERRELL CAROLYN WALLACE HARRIET WHISNANT BETTY WILLIAMS BETTY WYATT OFFICERS MARGARET EDENFIELD . POLLY BRANCH JANE RAINEY . ELLEN COSBY . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer MARGARET EDENFIELD President OFFICERS TOWS URLS ' CL11B POLLY BRANCH NESSMITH LYTLE President V ice-President KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE Secretary- Treasurer The Town Girls ' Club is composed of the day students of Shorter. The club was organized to pro- mote closer contact and fellowship with the entire college life. MEMBERS NANCY ARRINGTON LILLA BARNWELL BETTYE BARTON LOUISE BURKE MABLE CAMP NELL DALE DORIS DAVIS ERA DAVIS THELMA DORSET MARY FRANCES GENTRY MARY GRIFFIN FRANCES HAIRSTON GAYLE HINE VIRGINIA HINE MARIANNE Hocc BARBARA JONES FRANCES KELLY CAROLYN KING VIRGINIA LYTLE CAROLYN MARTIN RENA MEBANE AGNES MOORE FRANCES RAINES SARA BOB STRAIN DOROTHY YATES Town Girls ' Council POLLY BRANCH President Familiar Scenes. KAPPA UMJM TAD Kappa Gamma Tau is made up of the Shorter scientists, and has as its purpose the further- ance of knowledge in biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics. OFFICERS CAROLYN MARTIN President NELL NELSON V ice-President VIRGINIA HINE Secretary JOANNE PROUT Treasurer Shorter 1 intercollf vear. SARA Jo BARNETT GUSSIE LEE BARRON BETTYE BARTON ANNE BETTS EVELYN BURGESS KITTY BYRNES CORNELIA CATER SALLY COOK JOYCE COOPER Jo EZELL NANCY FRANKS MARTHA ELLEN GINN VIRGINIA GREEN ANNA GRUBH JEAN GRUBB MARION GRUBB MARJORIE HAILEY MARION HARRISON MEMBERS GAYLE HINE TILLIE HOOD FRANCES KELLY MARTHA KENYON CAROLYN KING SARA KATHEHINE MIZELL Jo MONCRIEF BETTY McCAMY KATHLEEN MCCHARGUE GENII NEWSOM HELEN NEWTON SARAH NICHOLS ANN NOLAN MARTHA NOLAN BETTY PUCKETT FRANCES RAINES JANE REAVIS MABEL RHINEHART MERIAMME RHODES MEDDIE RIDDLE ANNIE MAE SLIDER JUDY SMITH MARION SMITH COOKIE STEWART SARA BOB STRAIN MARY JANE STUBBS MOLLY SUDDUTH LIBBY THOMAS KATHLEEN THOMPSON BETTY JEAN TRAWICK FRANCES WARNOCK IDA RUTH WELLS GLORIA WHATLEY JANE WILCOX Jo WILLIS ALICE WOODALL NELLE WYATT CAROLYN MARTIN President VIRCIMA GK fen nt fl) 1 1, I ' ll I DELTA CHI from Shorter Debaters make .up the Alpha Delta Chi. Several intercollegiate debates are held with nearby colleges each year. OFFICERS BETTY SUMMERALL . . President JEAN GRUBB . . Vice-President DOT GROOVER . . . Secretary FRANCES COSBY . . Treasurer MEMBERS JANE ASKIN FRANCES COSBY JANIE SUE CROW GENE DURHAM LORRAINE GRINER DOROTHY GROOVER MIRIAM GROVENSTEIN JEAN GRUBB MARION GRUBB JEAN GUNNELS HENRIETTA GUNTER CAROLYN MARTIN MABLE RHINEHART LUNETTA RIDDLE BETTY SUMMERALL CLASSICAL CLUB OFFICERS VIRGINIA GREEN .... President GENII NEWSOME . Program Chairman MEMBERS JANICE ARUNDEL FLORENCE BELL LOUISE BURK CORNELIA CATER GENE DURHAM PEGGY FELLERS MIRIAM GROVENSTEIN BETTY SUMMERALL I DAY 1942 LENORA WHITESIDE ANNELLE COALSON REGINA HACKETT . COURT EDYTHE TAYLOR BETTY BROWN FRIEDA BAGCETT GRACE PAYNE JANE BETTS VIRGINIA ARDEN SADIE HANSARD DOROTHY ARCHER . May Queen Maid of Honor . . . Page 1942 May Day presented Lewis Carroll ' s famous Alice In Wonderland in modern dance. Directing the per- formance were Mrs. Wilbur Rowand, Cornelia Cater and Connie McAdams. The part Alice was taken by Evelyn Burgess. Reigning over the festive occasion was Lenora Whiteside, of Statesboro; she was assisted by her nine attendants. Springtime in the Rockery . . . Hi-Minded Proxies . . . Dolores . . . Ladies In Waiting . . . Ah, menl . . . Posing? . . . Window courtin ' . . . Liz ' s little helper! . . . Genii . . . Today is Monday . . . At home . . . Answer immediately! ... We Took To The Woods. Roofing it! ... On a Sunday afternoon . . . Whoop Em Up Tradition . . . Going somewhere, Marion? . . . Clyde and Jo . . . Nice racket, isn ' t it? ... you guess! ! . . . Shorter to the rescue . . , Happy Daze . . . Bonds for victory and a gym . . . Senior bread-line . . . Evelyn and Julia . . . FOR THE PEOPLE: (MI (Jim oi presents the Shorter Superlatives for 1943, as they were elected by vote of the student body. Ill) torler 1943, IDEAL SHORTER GIRL MAY QUEEN For Her VERSATILITY For Her I I I : VI and FR For Her BEAUTY of STYLE For Her SINCERITY and f REPRESENTING THE TOWN (.115 IS m im siiMiM, THE JUNIORS REPRESENTING THE SOPHOMORES 151 PHI SI VI1M, THE I Ki:S!l M I MIDI! 1 1; I! N BEIUTIES Selected and Ranked By Petty niff ' - I IT fe liLIHPSLS OF THE OTHER BEAUTIES J PHONE 3686 HENRY STEWART We specialize in Cleaning Evening Gowns and Storing Your Furs 405 SECOND AVE. ROME, GA. National Discount Co. A Local Company 10 Fifth Avenue ROME GEORGIA McGOWAN DRUG CO. Whitman Candy PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 5356 Corner Third Avenue and Broad HOTEL GREYSTONE Rome ' s Newest Hotel and Coffee Shop Compliments and Best Wishes to the ' 43 ARGO from THE EUNOMIANS Compliments to THE ARGO from the POLYMNIAN SOCIETY 125 Compliments of BIG STAR SUPER MARKET Daily Savings on Well-Known Brands Compliments of RAY JEWELRY CO. Phone 3551 226 BROAD STREET ROME, GA. KUTTNER ' S for Eisenberg ' s Costumes, Suits, Perfumes Eisenberg Ice Set in Sterling Silver Wragge Sport Clothes Everglade and McMullen Frocks with Accessories to Match Everything in Footwear . . . from evening shoes to riding boots HIGGINS SHOE STORE Always a Step Ahead Compliments of HARBIN HOSPITAL 126 MYRON E. FREEMAN AND BRO. Jewelers at Wyatt ' s in Rome Handle the Finest in DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Jewelers to the South for 57 Years ROME ATLANTA BELK-RHODES CO. The Friendly Store ROME ' S RECREATION CENTER Rome Bowling Center 1021 2 Broad Street Bowl for Health and Pleasure Compliments of ROME HARDWARE CO. Compliments of H. KESSLER CO. Merchandise You Want . S. H. KRESS CO. . . . At Prices You Want to Pay Compliments of FOX MANUFACTURING COMPANY FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS 127 Practical Banking like Practical Education Is the Result of Many Years of Development. Always THE NATIONAL CITY BANK of Rome adheres to bank- ing policies proven sound and so a cknowledged in conserva- tive banking endeavor. This bank of more than $7,200,000.00 resources, always places its services at the command of those who live or do business in the Rome district. W. F. BARRON W. B. BROACH A. A. CHAPMAN W. S. COTHRAN DIRECTORS JOHN M. GRAHAM J. M. GRAHAM, JR. G. L. MIGHT ISAAC MAY JOHN W. QUARLES L. N. SHAHAN, JR. GEO. B. SMITH J. B. SULLIVAN 0. P. WlLLINGHAM BARRY WRIGHT OFFICERS JOHN M. GRAHAM President L. N. SHAHAN, JR Vice President W. S. COTHRAN ... . . . Vice President Trust Officer E. L. FORD Vice President J. M. GRAHAM, JR. . . . Vice President J. A. PALMER Cashier R. C. GILMORE . Assistant Cashier MARION H. MOORE Assistant Cashier THE NATIONAL CITY BAH of Rome, Georgia 123 Compliments Tllll i: CHATILLON CORPORATION Manufacturers Acetate and Viscose Rayon 2 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Plants at ROME, GEORGIA .... HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA 129 Compliments of CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 505 Broad Street ROME GEORGIA BUSY BEE CAFE ROME ' S LEADING RESTAURANT Congratulations and Best Wishes for the CLASS OF 1943 ANDREW A. COOPER INSURANCE C o m p I i m e nt s of Salmon ' s Super Market 240 Broad Street and Alabama Road To OUR ADVERTISERS: The 1943 ARGO wishes to express its appreciation To THE STUDENTS: Let ' s make this our motto: PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 130 PEPPERELL cwivanu (I It Executive Offices 160 STATE STREET, BOSTON Sales Offices NEW YORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, DALLAS, SAN FRANCISCO, ATLANTA BIDDEFORD, MAINE LINDALE, GEORGIA OPELIKA, ALABAMA LEWISTON, MAINE FALL RIVER, MASS. LINDALE, GEORGIA 131 Shorter ' s Laundry LADY PEPPERELL LAUNDRY PHONE ONE OH ONE SEVEN PHONE THREE Six OH THREE LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING - RUG CLEANING SHOE REPAIRING We Do A Grand Job HANES SHOE STORE Rome ' s Only Exclusive Shoe Store for Ladies 246 BROAD ST. ROME, GA. The Home of Fine Shoes and Bags DANIEL PRINTING EQUIPMENT CO. Fine Printing - Office Supplies 17 Third Avenue ROME, GEORGIA 132 LookOut, World, Here We Come MUCH POWER TO YOU, CLASS OF 1943! It is a topsy-turvy world you enter. But you are well prepared, with a true sense of values. Use it with energy and tenacity. And may good fortune always at- tend you! THE FAHY STORE Established 1873 WHO FILLS YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS? . . . . . . You Should Know! ENLOE DRUG CO. DIAL 6581 133 w n T T BOOK mi in; t McBRAYER ' S Home of Good Furniture for over 36 Years DALTON Stores in ROME, Phone 6537 CEDARTOWN 134 WEDDING STATIONERY J. P. Stevens Engraving Co. 110 Peachtree Street ATLANTA Out at . . . HUFFS PHARMACY The Place JOT Delicious BARBECUE and TOASTED SANDWICHES SHORTER STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME It ' s Smart to Give Jewelry from . . . BROCK ' S It ' s an old Roman Custom OWEN LIVELY Photographer IT ' S ON SHORTER CAMPUS home Bottling Co. 135 KIRKLAND MOTOR CO. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Commercial Cars and Trucks Sales and Service Phone 6543 Compliments THE FRUIT COMPANY RANSOM FLORAL COMPANY Florists DIAL 3606 Opposite Post Office C o m p I im e nt s of McLELLAN STORE CO. All you would expect to find in a Jewelry Store Gifts for all Occasions HARDY JEWELRY CO. Grade A Raw and Pasteurized Milk Under Neiv Management PHONE 3087 136 STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY (A Mutual Legal Reserve Life Insurance Co.) Our Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1943 209 BROAD ST. ROME, GA. 6:45 A. M. to 11:05 P. M. WRG A NATIONAL CITY BANK BUILDING United Press News Hotel General Forrest New . . . Modern Fireproof ' We Serve the Finest Foods in the South SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEAL TEST ICE CREAM For Finer Ice Cream Appropriate Parly Novelties PHONE 4103 ROME GEORGIA Compliments of ARRINGTON-INGRAM DRUG CO. Where You, Meet If our Friends Rome ' s Most Complete Drug Store 137 A MODERN STORE FOR MODERNS ESSERMAN CO. A Dependable Store Since 1896 DeLUXE CLEANERS Rome ' s Finest We Call For And Deliver Dial 3587 701 MAPLE STREET COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY Phone 7153 119 S. Broad Street ROME GEORGIA Compliments of SEARS-ROEBUCK AND CO. ROME, GEORGIA GRAVES HARPER CO. 312 Broad Street ROME GEORGIA Compliments of ECONOMY TAXI CO. 204 E. First Street ROME GEORGIA 138 Compliments of... LAM AMUSEMENT COMPANY Operating DESOTO RIVOLI GORDON OWENS HARDWARE CO. We Have It ROME PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Rubber Stamps Rubber Bands ROME, GEORGIA MAXWELL, QUINN GARNETT FURNITURE Philco Radios - Frigidaire 519-23 BROAD ST., ROME, GEORGIA PHONE 4762 139 Better PHOTOGRAPHS PEACHTREE STUDIO Photographers for 1943 A R G t Negatives of your annual pictures are kept on file. From these you may have finished photographs. 140 YEflRBOOK 115 -119 LUCKIE STREE T X A T L cc ANTA 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 LITHO(!RAPHIN 5 ENli RAVING ATLANTA -JSmff fr $- . x. - - ,- , - -