Tift College - Chiaroscuro Yearbook (Forsyth, GA)

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In the Making. September 1942, a group of Green Freshmen, we arrived at Bessie Tift, looking forward to the unfolding of the wonders of college life. Little did we expect the veritable Treasure Chest of Lights and Shadows , that our school would bring into our lives. Dark foreboding shadows of Batting and Rat Court. The soft glow of the lights of lunior-Freshmen friendship . . . of being chosen . . . belonging .... Shadowy Corners . . . unobtrusively trying out for Glee Club and Studio Players . . . a long struggle to Master the Art of Study and . . . Final Examinations. The soft exciting lights and shadows of our first college prom .... Chapel programs .... Endowment Talk and Earnest Prayers ,... prayed and heard .... The scarlet lights of Valentine Banquet and enriched friend- ships. Bright flashes of Founders Week-End and zoom . . . Home! Back to beautiful Bessie Tift ...t the sup- posedly wise old Sophs . . . cavorting gaily at a Kid Party! . . . Victory Day for our Endowment .,.. Thanksgiving for answered prayer. Turned tables . . . Batting loyl Fiat Court fun! . . . Renewed Sisterhood . . . ac- cepting chosen ties of respect and love. Our first heavy shadows of responsibility on Sopho- more Day . . . Thanksgiving . . . Autumn Leaves . . . Old Glory held high. . . . A glimpse of beautiful symbolism at Bound Table LASS THE HI THR 0F THE SE IOH CLASS for our Sister Class. Frosh-Soph open house. . . . Christmas trees and Santa .... Graduation for our Sister Class .... The piercing shadows of separation falling on our hearts. . . . On Iolly lunior Hall with Little Sisters all our own. ln twilight shadows at Y. W. A. Supper on the Hill .... Creeky stairs .... Secrets .... assumed identity of Senior Friends . . . Take Off. . . . Gay-laughing . . . dancing Chrystal lights of Peace .... Little Gib. . . . Plans, dreams . . . the light . . . the Gleam of Bound Table .... Follow, follow the Gleam. . . . Sweet and challenging. . . . lnvestiture and we're full pledged Seniors .... Seniors! 1 I ! Take-off again .... Seeing our- selves as others see us ! I Tom, Dick, and Harry Home . . . HOME l l l Home from the war. Dreams and Plans, Happiness and light. Our last exams . . . Senior Play .... The Lacy shadows of graduation .... Brightness . . . Darkness . . . Light and Shadows. 'Through our college years the Beacon Light of Bessie Tift has shown on our lives casting shadows of experience . . . reflecting all the hues of the spectrum of life. A -Barbara Goggans. History Made.