Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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ore the only wcny Cl community con support ca college Honorable Howard QBOJ Callaway, Georgia statesman and President of Callaway Gardens, and Mrs. Ralph Ivey, secretary of the General Alumni Association. In a Chapel address on campus Callaway urged Shorter students to be where the action is - to get into politics! below: W. Kelly Mosley, chairman of the John L. and Mary O. Franklin Founda- tion fleftj, and John O. McCarty, foundation secretary, tell Dr. Randall Minor of a grant to Shorter. Dr. Minor said, this most generous gift is a fine investment in col- lege education and will add greatly to the total development program now underway at Shorter. .1 .,,. ,ni I i . P ' 3 1-iiiiiffifiiif - fi - 2 224? A ','-1 g asr5?.ig2f11':?f . P. 112- v- jewg- .fa 1 ,jgfizi 552-23,235 -gan.:f2.',f1.v.f.g5:?f- we-. . .. I ,1:rzgefi':'ib32?-1545sf.azaefiatwessfi-iif:f'2f' ' '-.f,3c3'.71F ,,a-.,,'5: . .uv.a,5-.'R:'fg-5 ? '-f'-' -' ' - af ., ,. ,. ., - 1.,L.,.. ,,,jj'-a'Egz.?gigjdfefll-isl' f - A . H J f-.-'Q' Y Iigaqigajgitffgf. - - - -- i LL? '.Q'arr i' ' 1'- 'fi .- ..?' w-?C'fd-f 'l- .,., ,kg-fgvjrifg-539 Y.-.,, -.-:L -rw Wi' Q-,W - ' .15 f-1 yur.. , ...Qin f. if , ,,.g,'5ifl:f5,2S N f 1 'YG1 'J G ffw?'11g'?'f-. .U- 5 vw...-, , . tt I4 in

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Dedication Mrs. Merle Buskill CMrs. BUD, Fresh- .an Dormitory Counselor, we the Senior llass of 1968 dedicate our Argo to you - Er confidante, our guardian, our cher- ed friend. Unpacking our luggage, meeting new iiends, arranging our rooms, our life at iorter begins. You greet us with a smiling ce, you listen to our troubles, you add to r joys, you heal our aches. Kindness, pa- nce, perseverance, love - thank you for ing you, Mrs. B. . AJ ii 7 If i f x u-g ld H, nu, Mr. Wilson Hall, English Department, we the Senior Class of 1968 dedicate our Argo to you - our teacher, our guide, our dependable friend. Seeming to search for somthing far beyond our ken, meeting each student honestly, your class begins. Procedure of footnotes or exposition in a short story may yield to class discussion. You interpret for us, you ask our opinion, you speak of the high ideals you personally support. We are better and fuller persons for having known you. a p! F . ,-4 Nt .-5 'I ll l .E-gi

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Shorter's beautiful hilltop campus is lo- cated on the crest of one of ROITlC,S most scenic hills, two miles from the center of town, and affords a magnificent view over- looking Rome and the surrounding foot- hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of northwest Georgia. Below right: Texaco, Inc. representative Abe Glover of Atlanta presents President R. H. Minor with an unres- tricted educational grant. W. G. McWilliams frightj and Claude H. Booker look on. Below left: Shorter Young Republicans chat with Bo Callaway. i XS