Tift College - Chiaroscuro Yearbook (Forsyth, GA)

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jk CAMPUS lllllll EVELYN DAVIS . SARA STONE . LOUISE LEVERETTE . BoNE1.1,SMx'm . . . MARX' FRANCES THOMAS BE1'1'Y ANN SAILERS . JANE IVEY . . . IRENE HENDERSKSN . IRIS HILL . . MARY ALICE PIODGES . JOYCE BYRD . WESI.IE ANN PHILLIPS CAROLYN ALEXANDER . JEANNIE SLOAN . - RUBY ANN 'TRAYLOR . W. W. SEIVARD, JR. . IEANNE MAVITY . CHRISTINE VVALKIYZR . JERRY BAKER . QHAZEI. MCKINNON . SARA FULBRIGH1' . LAURA JEAN Bus!! . . Editor-in-Chirf . . flssociale Editor . - Fz'11lul'1' Editor . Saciely Erlilor . B. S. U. Edimr . Sfmrls Ediior . Pofiry Editor . Carinonist . . Cnrmonisi . B1z.fin0s.f Nlanagrr .fldfufrllsing Mmmgfr . Exchange Editor Circulaiion MH7lUgff . Repornfr . . Reporler . . Family fldfvism' . Typist . Typist . Typisl . Typisl . Typist . Typist The Campus Quill is the ofiicial publication of the entire student body. The paper was established 'in 1924 and was named in honor of Dr. Aquila Chamblee, who was then president of the college. The editor and other main heads of the staff are selected by a com-

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IIHI IHISIZIIRII will long be a highlight of your college days for you, one that will catch up and hold the lights and shadows of the year, and make you live them all over again. We have striven to represent impartially every phase of student ac- tivities. Our hands have finished their task, and laid down their tools. You are the recipients of the results of their labors, and you are the judge of whether or not we have accomplished our aims. If the 1945 C1-uARoscURo is a mirror of student activities of 1945 for you, if it affords you any pleasure, we will con- sider all our efforts amply repaid. 75

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mittee from the faculty and the editor. Those eligible for these are members of the journalism those who have had the course time. outgoing positions class or at some It is the desire of the staff to provide an excellent organ for recording the ac- tivities of the school, and to give those students interested in writing an oppor- tunity to express their abilities. i If the Campus Quill has been of interest and help' to the students, faculty, and alumnae, then the staH will not think their efforts have been in vain.