Truett McConnell College - Gannetaha Yearbook (Cleveland, GA)

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VULLEY BALL Members of the college who participate in volley ball en- joy the game very much. During spring quarter we have a physical education course in volley ball two af- ternoons a week, on Barrett Hall lawn. BADMINTUN We have had badminton equipment for some time on our campus. Only the most energetic people ever have time or energy for this active and strenuous sport. How- ever, it is enjoyed by all who participate. HUHSE SHOES Behind Stovall Hall we have space for pitching horse shoes-one of the favorite pastimes of the boys through- out the year. Occasionally we girls find time to participate in a fast game of horse shoes, especially during the summer session of college.

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The courthouse represents a symbol of E748 STUUE T GU TEH ME T E U U E T T.. Legaerl uri ive fogefker fwrf v Our Student Government Association is organized so that the students might govern themselves. The aim of the association is directed toward carrying out the ideals of a democracy, therefore, it is a plan of government of the students, for the students, and by the students. The membership of the council is made up of representatives from the Freshman and Sophomore classes, the Baptist Student Union, and the officers of the Student Govern- ment Association. Through this rather large representative body, we Seek to practice the principles of a representative democracy based on Christian ideals. Our government is by the students and for the students. Bobby Porterfield, President, Mrs. Louise Holcomb, Farlllfy Advisory Duane Royal, Vice President, Iosepb Brown, Day Student Representative for the Freshman Classg Peggy Baugh, Scrrefaryg Blueford Dyer, Barre!! Hall Represeutativeg Nell Gaddis, Mullis Hull Repvesc1ztati1feg Mare Bramblett, Sfomill Hall Reprexeutzltiveg Dot Holland, Freshnmn Class Rvpresmitufilfeg Fred McGriff, Day Student Rep1'esentntiz'e for Sophomore Class, Paul Callieutt, P1'exin'eut of flue Sophomore Class, Howard Foster, B.S.U. Prtfxirfeufg Don Carroll, Freshman Class Representutizfc. u - M :L ... M :53'g.g,,:.,.,. . Gigi: ' M E X! so Mai lm

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PING PUNG Ping pong provides many enjoyable hours for both stu- dents and faculty members during their free periods. The recreation room is the scene of some exciting and close games all through the day and especially on Monday and Thursday nights before study hall. Everyone wants to be in tip top condition for the annual tournament in which one is to be declared Table Tennis Championfl SHUFPLE BUAHD The shuffle board court in the recreation room is an in- teresting place for many stu- dents. Some of them have become experts at knocking their opponent's disc into the 10-off block. This game is especially popular in the win- ter months when the weather is too bad for outdoor sports. Time out for some picnics and fun,