University of West Georgia - Chieftain Yearbook (Carrollton, GA)

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MARGARET MITCHELL EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET N, ATLANTA, GEORGIA NovemTaer 18, 1936 Dear Mr. Kelly: I cannot tell you how much I appreciate the fact that the staff of The Chieftain is dedicating this year ' s annual to me and using Gone With the Wind as the theme of the volume. Honors are always sweet, of course, but never sv;eeter than when bestowed by those closest to us, those of our own State and section. You and the annual staff have made me very happy and I thank you . Cordially, MLZ. • C : ;

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The theme of this book is Gone With the Wind. The drawings for this theme are by Warner Morgan, West Georgia student, who has con- tributed graciously of his talents. The editors have tried to represent within this book the most interesting and most representative features of student life at West Georgia College during 1936-37. In keeping with this aim, they have chosen as the theme of the book, Gone With the Wind, which is an example of typical Southern life. If, in future years this hook causes one to re- live his cherished experiences at W. G. C, our work will not have been in vain.

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' er t ' ea i ' M To Margaret Mitchell, who so graciously consented to our use of her magnificent book ; who, when even at the pinnacle of success and fame, had time to be interested in the Chieftain ; who has willingly co- operated with us at all times; wbo has taken great interest and pleasure in our work, we dedicate this, the fourth volume of the Chieftain.