Tift College - Chiaroscuro Yearbook (Forsyth, GA)

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EL 550131 I943-44--So This is college! . . . Where Oh where are The verdanT Freshmen? . , . , running around The arch ThaT Torms The words-Bessie 'l'iT'T College . . . TounTains . . . boxwood walks . . . Triendly Trees . . . ShouTs of ioy as The old sTudenTs greeTed each oTher . . . A Teeling of being leTT ouT because we were new . . . unpacking . . . creaTing a room . . . learning To be roommaTes and To share . . . regisTraTion . , , new Triends and The Teeling oT belonging ThaT comes gradually , . , discovering ThaT high school seniors can easily be Transformed To lowly raTs . . . Ahl Those Trying days . . . Trom The depThs of eaTing raw oysTers aT raT courT To The heighTs of walking proudly under The arch Tor The TirsT Time . . . paper doll sweeThearTs Trom The big red hearTs in The dining hall aT The ValenTine banqueT . . . Those Thrilling proms around The circle-wiThouT men , . . sighs over ThaT song, WanTing You . . . Moon River . , . Founders' Day, and our HiTler-Powell-coming down wiTh The mumps aT exacTly The worsT momenf . . . ThaT lasT nighT wilh The Seniors singing Auld Lang Syne and The TirsT realizeTion of whaT living Bessie TiTT meanT. I944-45- Where Oh where are The wise old Sopho- mores? . . . up aT Tour o'clock hauling corn sTalks To The dining hall . . , forming a candle'liT procession of song up To Senior hall . . . NoT iusT '45 buT 'long as we're alive, we will ever be your sisTers , . . Long Ago and Far Away . . . Making ourselves believe The sTark Tragedy . . . This aTTerrioon aT 4:l3 PresidenT RoosevelT died aT Warm Springs . . . The Tlag Tlying aT half-masT . . . The 7 a.m. memorial service . . , our TirsT Founders' Day vicTory , . . IT Had To Be You . . . pulling ivy ouf of The pool aT daybrealc To make a Tlower chain Thar we carried wiTh pride Tor our sisTer class aT ll o'clock . . , The lady wiTh The long green gloves . . . FighT on Sopho- mores-good sporTs always never down or ouT-Tor our greaT Sophomore class one ringing shouT . , . our sisTers 47 going ouT 'from The arch Tor The lasT Time and we and The radios crooning I'll be Seeing You . I945-46- Where oh where are The Jolly Juniors? . . . all around The piano Tilling The hall wiTh Shoo Fly Pie . . . or mooning over iT I Loved You , . . our TirsT college year oT peace aTTer V-J Day in AugusT . . . noTing The freshmen wiTh a special eye . . . IT Could Happen To You . . . A second Founders' vicTory wiTh . . . Honorable Confucius saying, Oxydol no scrub, no bleach , . . Mrs. SToi-Oi . . . BlisTered backs and sTumped Toes . . . souvenirs oT Tun aT High Falls wiTh The liTTle sisTers . . . raising our Tlag of The purple crown . . . Junior class is marching on-wriTe our names up in The sky-J U N l O R S. T946-47- Where oh where are The grand old Seniors? . . . picTured on The TronT cover of The Journal Magazine in a color shoT of Round Table, parT of The splendor and challenge of our Senior Round Table . . , The pledge To reverence The King as if he were our conscience and our consicience as our king . . . To speak no slander. no, nor lisTen To iT . . . Senior lnvesTiTure . . . new privileges . . . caps and gowns . , . receiving a paTTern Tor our robe oi wisdom and our crown oi undersTanding . . , sporTing new class pins . . . WhiTe ChrisTmas . . . aT The TesTive red and whiTe banqueT . . , our lasT ChrisTmas on The hall Togelrher . . . ChrisTmas Cards aT JonTe's ParTy . . . experimenTal days of pracTice Teaching Human A . and P ..,. Founders . . . Senior parTies . . . Senior play . . . MounTain oT work on CHIAROSCURO. aTTer breakTasT cramming , . , our Turn To march ouT Through our liTTle sisTers' flower chain . . . And finally gradueTion nighT . . . ThaT uneasy choked-up Teeling . . . goodbyes , . . buT, our song- We'lI meeT The days before us in our hands a Torch held high, our Tlame a burning purpose and a vision ThaT will noT die. Where oh where . . . '

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CAROLYN ALEXANDER FORSYTH, GEORGIA A.B., English Wriiers' Club, '44, '45, Presiden-l', '46, '47, The Pro- logue, Business Manager, '44, Associaie Edifor. '45, Siudio Players, '44, '45, Vice-President '46, '47, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, Chapel Choir, '45, '46, '47, Class Secreiary, '45, Classical Club, '44, Life Service Band, '44, 'Choris+er, '45, '46, '47, Treasurer, Srudeni Governmenf, '46, Pierian -Club, '46, '47, lniernaiional Relafions Club, '45, '46, '47, The Campus Quill Sfaff, Circulafion Manager, '45, Feaiure Ecliror, '46, Thera Chi Omega, Marshal, '46, Secrefary, '47, Alpha Psi Omega, '46, Direclor, '47, Pi Alpha, '46, '47, Delia Sigma Alpha, '45, '46, '47, Lerferman, '45, Tri-V Club, '45, Greaier B. S. U. Council, '45, Class Cheerleader, '47, May Courl, '46, CHIAROSCURO Sfaff, Adveriis- ing Manager, '45, Ediior, '47, Presidenis' Council, '47, Senior Superlaiive, '47, Campus Superlaiive, '47, Who's Who Among Sl'uclan'ls in American Colleges and Universiiies. Sophomore Sisier: MILDRED BOWERS. PAULINE DUNKLIN PALATKA, FLORIDA A.B., Ma+hema+ics, Biology Class Presidenr, '44, Siudeni' Governmeni' Council, Class Represeniaiive, '45, Mu Kappa Epsilon, '44, '45, '46, '47, Wriiers' Club, Prologue Edifor, '45, Presidenr, '47, The Campus Quill Siaff, '47, Com- mercial Club, '45, Bapiisi Siudeni Union, Second Vice-Presideni, '47, Greaier B. S. U. Council, '45, '46, Life Service Band, '46, '47, Librarian, '46, '47, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, '47, Chapel Choir, '44, '45, '46, '47, Presideni, '47, Siudeni Volunieer Band, '44, '45, '46, '47, Chorisier, '45, Pianisf, '47, Classical Club, '44, '45, lnfernaiional Relaiions Club, '45, '46, '47, Siudio Players, '45, '46, '47, Y. W. A. Council, Chorisier, '46, S. P.'s, '44, Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon, '44, '45, '46, '47, Second Vice-Presidenf, '45, Firsf Vice-Presiclenr, '47, Alpha Sigma Chi, '46, '47, Presiclenf, '46, Class Soccer Team, '45, '46, '47, Class Volleyball Team, '46, '47, Class Soflball Team, '46, '47, Siudenl' League, '45, Disirici- Chairman, Class Parliarneniarian, '47. Sophomore Sis'ler: BOBBIE NOBLES DORIS ANNETTE CUDLIPP ATLANTA, GEORGIA A.B., Biology Classical Club, '44, Secrefary, '45, lniernaiional Re- la+ions Club, '45, '46, Second Vice-Presideni, '47, Mu Kappa Epsilon, '45, '46, Secreiary, '47, 'Class Baslrei- ball Team, '44, '45, '46, '47, Class Volleyball Team, Capfain, '45, '46, '47, Class Soccer Team, '45, '46, '47, Class Softball Team, '44, '45, '46, '47, Swimming Team, '46, '47, Volleyball Varsiiy Team, '45, '46, W. A. A. Board, '45, '46, '47, Sporis Eclifor, '47, LW: Service Band, '44, '46, '47, CHIAROSCURO Siaii, '46, '47, The 'Campus Quill, '47, Pi Alpha, Treasurer, '47, Sfudio Players, '47, Siudenl League Council, '47, B. T. U. Council, Assisfani' Direcior, '47, B. S. U. Execuiive 'Council, '47, Sparlc Plugs, '45. Sophomore Sisier: NELL TYNER MARY SUE GREENHAW COLUMBUS, GEORGIA A.B., French, Library Science Modern Language Club, '44, '47, Commercial Club, '44, Gazeiie Social Club, '44, Life Service Band, '44, '45, '46, '47, Pierian Club, '46, '47, Class Swim- ming Team, '44, '45, '46, '47, 'Cl'llAROSCURO Slaff, '46, Leiierman, '44, Presidenis' Council, '47, Phi -Chi, Vice-Presidenf, '46, Presidenf, '47, Y. W. A. Coun- cil, Treasurer, '46, Circle Leader, '47, Greaier B. S. U. Council, '44, Sfudeni Governmenl' Council, Upshaw House Presidenf, '47, lniernaiional Relaiions Club, '47, Bapiisi Training Union Council, '44. Sophomore Sisier: VIRGINIA VICKERS