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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES MEMORIES DEDICATION To MISS ANNIE BELL WEAVER, our Librarian, for her charm and graciousness, for her keen inter- est in students, and ever-ready willingness to help them, and for her sincere devotion to the college, the 1946 Chieftain in gratefully dedicated. t ♦ i; ♦ ' ... iJ-i I ' . r i-.Mr , • ' .. • ■ ' i ? : •:-%i C C-; ' 4 - fl.; ' L L l ! .Ai- t ¥ - W l. ' ;a-- ? Mferf .• - ' . ' ti- f- ' 4 ' . v- - . ■ ' -- ' K -r i : :, i E: :i |4 iiHiiiiii K J % r?W - ' M ;Nk ' . ' i • ' . TtrrxJ r-i IBMggflgS BBBSBM— jMM g g gg ' ifttf l : , -;•: ' ;; r - ' i: Uk. 1 1 ,.!•..■, ' ,, f 40 n ' • 1 teM telW ' . hI h: ' • te4.. : fW f V fv ra 13 % f OUR PRESIDENT AND DEANS I. S. Ingram President W. F. GuNN, M.S. Dean and Registrar D. F. FoLCER, Ph.D. Dean of Instruction FACU LTY LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE George K. Smith, Ph.D English Marie Campbell, M.A. Humanities Eunice Chute, A.B. English and Commercial Jack Speer, A.B. English Mabel Koontz, A.B. English George C. S. Adams, A.M. Romance Languages SCIENCES James A. Doubles, Ph.D. Biology Marion Crider, B.S., M.A. Mathematics M. E. Howell, A.M. Chemistry W. Fred Gunn, M.S. Physics (Not in picture) Sarah M. Ward, B.S. Dean of IT omen HOME ECONOMICS Ruby Jenkins, M.S.H.E. SOCIAL SCIENCES L. E. Roberts. Ph.D. Charles B. Clark, Ph.D. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth Sturgis, M.S. Charles B. Clark, Ph.D STUDENT TEACHING Katie Downs, A.M. Supervisor FACU LTY flf. H MUSIC Jane Woodruff. M.Mus. DIETITIANS Kathuinf Hakrington, B.S.H.E. Mrs. W. 0. Paine ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Horace Acklen, Business Manager Mary Copeland, Secretary Katherine Brock, Secretary COLLEGE STORE Mrs. Ila Williams Mrs. Maude E. Abbott HOSTESSES Mrs. Maude E. Abbott Mandeville Mrs. W. 0. Payne Log Cabin Mrs. T. B. Young Melson (Not in picture) HOSTS Jack Speer Barracks A James A. Doubles Barracks 6 ' X- T. B. You.NG Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds s 17 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ED JOHNSON President CAROLYN DAVENPORT Vice-President KATHRYN HACKNEY .... Secretary-Treasurer Our student body has been very fortunate in selecting these students as leaders in student body activities. Able as well as popular, they have helped make this year at West Georeia a successful one for all. ' . . 18 SOPHOMORES MARGARET MARTIN President EMILY BARRETT Vice-President REBECCA HUNT Secretary GRACE WRIGHT Treasurer From left to right: Martin, Barrett, Hunt, Wright. VIRGINIA ABRAMS Lyerly, Ga. MARTHA LARRY BECK Bowden, Ga. Spanish Club, Secretary and Treasurer; Choir Zeta Sigma Pi: Dean ' s List. EMILY BARRETT jersey, Ga. Vice-President Sophomore Class; Alpha Psi, Treasurer; V.R.A. Council; W.A.A., Sec- retary; 500 Club; Press Fo- rum; Mu Zeta Alpha. RUTH BOWEN Carrollton, Ga. Spanish Club, President : Choir: Officers ' Club; Mu Zeta Alpha; Dean ' s List. 19 VIRGINIA BROOKS Lindnle. Ga. Mu Zeta Alpha. President; Officers ' Club; Democratic Youth Society; J-H Club; Press Forum: W est Georgian. MARY CANTRELL Dalton, Ga. Democratic Youth Society, President; Chieftain, Asso- ciate Editor; Zeta Sigma Pi, Secretary ; Officers ' Club; Choir ; V. R. A. Council; Dean ' s List; Gordon Watson Memorial Certificate. ANNICE BOYDIE CASEY Cedartoivn, Ga. JOYCE CONN Rome, Ga. Chieftain, Business Manager; Democratic Youth Society; Zeta Sigma Pi; 4-H Club; Dean ' s List. BETTY JANE DANIELL Rome, Ga. Alpha Psi, Vice-President; Adamson Hall, Secretary; B. S. LI. Council; Democratic Youth Society; Dean ' s List. MARTHA LYYN BROWN Chattanooga, Tenn. V.R.A. Council; Choir; Dra- matics Club; Press Forum, Treasurer; West Georgian; r:iiii;i tain; Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta Alpha. MARTHA LOU GARDEN Rome, Ga. Choir; Dramatics Club; Dean ' s List. JANE COLE Carrollton, Ga. West Georgian, Business Man- ager; Democratic Youth So- ciety; Dramatics Club. MARA ANN CRAVEN Carrollton, Ga. Mu Zeta Alpha, Vice-Presi- dent; Alpha Psi; Choir. VIRGINIA DANIEL Melena, Ga. CAROLYN DAVENPORT Acworth, Ga. Student Body, Vice-President; Officers ' Club, Vice-President; Alpha Psi, Secretary; V.R.A. Council; Choir; Dramatics Club, Vice-President; Chief- tain, Feature Editor; Dean ' s List. VIVIAN DOSS Cartersville, Ga. Melson Hall, Vice-President; Zeta Sigma Pi. JUANITA ESTES Cedartown, Ga. Democratic Youth; Zeta Sig- ma Pi; Dean ' s List; Gordon Watson Memorial Certificate. MAUDE FULLER Calhoun, Ga. JANE COODE Pine Log, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi, Treasurer; Melson Hall, Treasurer; Span- ish Club; Dean ' s List. ROBERT DAVIE Atlanta, Ga. Dramatics Club; Press For- um; Mu Zeta Alpha. CHRISTINE EIDSON W ' hitesburg, Ga. Democratic Youth Society; V.R.A. Council; Zeta Sigma Pi; Dramatics Club; West Georgian; Dean ' s List. VINSON ESTES Greenville, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi. JO GARNER Cedartown, Ga. West Georgian; Mu Zeta Al- pha; Spanish Club; Democra- tic Youth Society; Dean ' s List. NELL GRIFFIES Carrollton, Ga. Alpha Psi; Zeta Sigma Pi; Press Forum; V.R.A. Council. LOTTIE Gil RLE Y Aragoii, Ga. Choir; Alpha Psi; 4-H Club; Zeta Sigma Pi. VIVIAN HALL Villa Rica, Ga. Mu Zeta Alpha; Zeta Sigma Pi; Demucratic Youth Socie- ty; V.R.A. Council; Press Forum. GLADYS HINCHLIFFE Manchester. Ga. Choir; Mu Zeta Alpha; Dem- ocratic Youth Society. EARL HUGGINS Carrollton, Ga. Choir. NAOMI JACKSON Winder, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi; Mu Zeta Al- pha Psi; 4-H Club, Vice Presi- dent; B.S.U. Council. KATHRYN HACKNEY Dalton, Ga. Student Body, Secretary and Treasurer; Mandevillc I ' ill. President; Democratic Youlli Vice-President; Officers ' Club, Secretary and Treasurer; Choir, Business Manager; V. R. A. Council; Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta Alpha; Chieftain; Dean ' s List. SARAH LOUISE HENDRIX Cedartown, Ga. Chieftain, Editor; Zeta Sig- ma Pi, President; Dramatics Club, President; Spanish Club, Vice-President; Officers ' Club; Ch iir; Dean ' s List; Gordon Watson Memorial Cer- tificate. FRANCES HODGSON Hartwell, Ga. Press Forum, President ; Of- ficers ' Club; Choir. REBECCA HUNT LaFayette, Ga. Sophomore Class, Secretary; Adamson Hall, Treasurer; Press Forum, Vice-President: Officers ' Club; 4-H Club; V. R. A. Council; Dramatics Club. EDWARD JOHNSON GrantviUe, Ga. Student Body, President; Choir; Press Forum; West Georgian; Dramatics Club; Mu Zeta Alpha; Democratic Youth Society. JAMES JONES LaFayette, Ga. Choir; Dramatics Club. OLIVER LINDSEY, JR. LaGrange, Ga. V.R.A. Council; IP ' est Geor- gian; Choir; French Club; Dramatics Club. ANN LUNSFORD AcwoTth, Ga. Choir; Zeta Sigma Pi; Dra- matics Club: Democratic Youth Society. MILDRED KING ' Curryville, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi; French Club; Dean ' s List. RUTH LONGINO Palmetto, Ga. Choir; Alpha Psi; 4-H Club. PATRICIA A. McCREADY Madison, Ga. West Georgian, Editor; Zeta Sigma Pi, Alpha Psi; Demo- cratic Youth Society; Dean ' s List. LEONARD McKIBBEN Buchanan, Ga. Democratic Youth Society; Zeta Sigma Pi ; Veterans Club; Officers ' Club; B Barracks, Vice-President ; Mu Zeta Alpha. RAY MILLER Dallas, Ga. Choir; West Georgian; Demo- cratic Youth Society. DORIS McKINNEY Bowman, Ga. A damson Hall, President; V. R. A., Vice-President; B.S.U., President ; Choir; Officers ' Club ; Dean ' s List ; Gordon Watson Memorial Certificate. MARGARET MARTIN Comer, Ga. Sophomore Class, President; V. R. A., President; Officers ' Club; Choir; West Georgian; Zeta Sigma Pi; B.S.U.; Dean ' s List. HARRIETTE MORGAN fayelteville, Ga. Spanish Club; Alpha Psi; Press Forum. LANELLE NATION Acworth, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi; Democratic Youth Society; Spanish Club. CHARLOTTE ORR Carrollton. Ga . Dean ' s List. GEORGIA PEACOCK Thomaston, Ga. Mandeville Hall, Secretary; Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta Alpha; V.R.A. Council; Choir; Dem- ocratic Youth Society, Secre- tary and Treasurer; Chief- tain. JULIA PHILLIPS Boaz, Ala. Choir, Vice-President; Press Forum ; Democratic Youth Society; Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta Alpha; V.R.A. Council; Dean ' s List. MYLDRED MULL Aragon, Ga. JENNY RUTH NIXON Carrollton, Ga. Democratic Youth Society. HELEN OWINGS Summervtlle, Ga. Melson Hall, President; Offi- cers ' Club, President ; French Club, President Zeta Sigma Pi; Choir; 4-H Club; Drama- tics Club; Democratic Youth Society; Mu Zeta Alpha; Gor- don Watson Memorial Certifi- cate; Dean ' s List. GLORIA PEACOCK Thomaston, Ga. Mandeville Hall, Treasurer; Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta Alpha; V.R.A. Council; Choir; Dem- ocratic Youth Society; Chief- tain. KATHRYN POTTS Ringgold, Ga. Chieftain; 4-H Club; Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta Alpha. SYLVIA PRICE Carrollton, Ga. Dramatics Club. MARY AGNES REED Carrollton, Ga. Alpha Psi; Choir; Chieftain. OPAL ROGERS Roopville, Ga. Democratic Youth Society; Alpha Psi; 4-H Club; Choir. CHARLOTTE SEIGLER Eoivman, Ga. LYNETTE SHARP Carrollton, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi; Spanish Club; Dean ' s List. TRLIETT PUTNAM Cohutta, Ga. Dean ' s List. PAUL ROGERS Carrollton. Ga. Veterans Club. PARRIE ROGERS Roopville, Ga. West Georgian; Alpha Psi; Dean ' s List. JAMES SHANKLE Kensington, Ga. MARY GRACE SHERRILL Tallapoosa, Ga. Choir, President ; V. R. A. Council; Officers ' Club; Zeta Sigma Pi; Chieftain; Span- isii Club. ANNA JANE SMITH Bethelhem, Ga. Alpha Psi; 4-H Club. JOHN SMYLY Decatur, Ga. Veterans Club. BETTY STRAWN Holland, Ga. Democratic Youth Society. BARBARA TRUNDLE Ringgold, Ga. 4-H Club, President; Officers Club; Democratic Youth So- ciety; Dramatics Club; Press Forum. DORIS WALKER Carrollton, Ga. BETTY SMITH Carrollton, Ga. Dramatics Club. TRENT STOUT Atlanta, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi; Democratic Youth Society. JOLLIE TERRELL Roopville, Ga. W.A.A., President; Zeta Sig- ma Pi; Officers ' Club; Dean ' s List. BETTY UPSHAW Carrollton, Ga. Democratic Youth Society ; Dramatics Club. JOANNE WARD Elberton, Ga. Mu Zeta Alpha; Spanish Club; Press Forum, Secretary. MARY EDNA WEAVER Ft. Gaines, Ga. Zeta Sigma Pi, Vice - Presi- dent; Spanish Club; Dean ' s List. J. C. WILLIAMSON Franklin, Ga. Democratic Youth Society; Dramatics Club; Press For- um: Spanish Club. FRANCES WINN Douglasville, Ga. Alpha Psi, President; B.S.U. Vice-President; Dramatics 4-H Club; Zeta Sigma Pi. EVELYN YOE Cedartown, Ga. Mandeville Hall. Vive-Presi- dent; Chieftain; Alpha Psi; Democratic Youth Society; Mu Zeta Alpha; Choir. MATILDA WEST Cedartown, Ga. Mu Zeta Alpha; Alpha Psi; 4-H Club; Democratic Youth Society; West Georgian. MARTHA WILSON Rome, Ga. West Georgian, Associate Edi- tor; Democratic Youth Socie- ty; 4-H Club, Treasurer; Mu Zeta Alpha; Choir; Press Forum. GRACE WRIGHT Roswell, Ga. V. R. A. Council, Secretary; Sophomore Class, Treasurer; Officers ' Club; Choir; Dean ' s List. Not pictured: WALDO JONES LaFayette. Ga. GORDON ROWE Carrollton, Ga. ERIC JOHNSON Carrollton, Ga. 27 FRESHMEN. l ' ' rom lejl tu right: Miirduck. Todd Dai Is, Beasley. VIVIAN AGREE Calhoun, Ga. LEWIS ADAMS Carrollton, Ga. CHARLCIE AKIN Boivden Junction, Ga. BETTY JEAN ANDERSON Rockmart, Ga. ROBERT ANDERSON Tallapoosa, Ga. DARVIL ARRINGTON Roopville, Ga. MARTHA ARRINGTON Carrollton, Ga. NADINE ASHMORE Birmingham, Ala. VIRGINIA BALLEW Marietta, Ga. ENGLAND BEASLEY President NELL DAVIS Vice-President CATHERINE TODD Secretary LEE MLIRDOCK Treasurer 28 FRESHMEN. ETHEL YN BANKS Thomaston, Ga. LANTIE BARRETT Social Circle, Ga. DAVID BARROW Bowdon, Ga. MARY BATES Dalton, Ga. PHYLLIS BATES Alpharetta, Ga. ENGLAND BEASLEY, JR. LaGrange, Ga. JEANETTE BEASLEY Forest Park, Ga. SARA BERRYMAN Bowman, Ga. BARBARA BISHOP East Point, Ga. VIRGINIA BRAZEAL Roopville, Ga. BONNIE JEAN BRUCE Bremen, Ga. CAROLYN ANN BRYANT Bowdon, Ga. NANCY BRYANT Chipley, Ga. BESSIE RUTH BUSBIN Lyerly, Ga. JEANETTE CAMERON Trion, Ga. CAROLYN CAMP Rome, Ga. ELEANOR CAMP Franklin, Ga. JOYCE CAMP Felton, Ga. 29 . ' 4 5 - ' 4 6 DORIS JANE CANNON ( ' .l(i ton, Ga. BETTY CASEY Cedartoun, Ga. BETTY ZANE CASWELL RoDpilllc. Ga. EUGENE CHAMBERS Boudcn. Ga. BILLIE CHENEY Atlanta, Ga. VIRGTNIA CHRISTIAN C.hattanongn. Tcnn. VIRGINIA CLEMENS Cedartown, Ga. VIEVA CLINE Calhoun, Ga. CHRISTINE COOPER Carrolllon, Ga. LO S COOPER Palmetto, Ga. PAUL COUNTS Haralson, Ga. BETTY CRAWFORD Martin, Ga. JACQUELIN CROKER Dallas, Ga. BETTY CROOK Carrollton, Ga. REBECCA CROWDER Griffin, Ga. CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM Eatonton, Ga. SARA FRANCES CUNNINGHAM Eastman, Ga. BARBARA NELL DAVIS Grantville, Ga. I 30 FRESHMEN DORIS DAVIS Rome, Ga. ELINOR DAVIS Rome, Ga. GEORGIA DEAKINS Dalton, Ga. ELOISE DIEMER Marietta, Ga. HERBERT DOBSON Rockmart, Ga. LILLIAN DOUGLAS Dalton, Ga. MIRIAM DRIVER WhitesbuTg, Ga. DORIS DUKE Franklin, Ga. LUCY FLORENCE DUKES Carrotlton, Ga. IDA MAE DUNN Rome, Ga. MARILYN EDGEWORTH Whitesbarg, Ga. DORIS ELLIS Cave Springs, Ga. EVELYN ENTREKIN Temple, Ga. WAWENA ENTREKIN Carrollton, Ga. FRANK EZZELL Bowden, Ga. BURMA FINCH Atlanta, Ga. CLARK FINCHER Cave Springs, Ga. DOROTHY FORBES Cave Springs, Ga. 31 . ' 4 5 - ' 4 6. FRANCES MARDELL FORD Hampton, Ga. SARA FOSSETT Jefferson, Ga. GERALDINE FOX {finder. Ga. TERRY JANE FRANKS Martin, Ga. MARTHA JEAN FREEMAN Conyers, Ga. JACQLIELYN WYNELL FREEMAN Bradley, Ga. RILEY FROST Thomaston, Ga. WAYNE GAMMON Cedartown. Ga. JAMES GENTRY Athens, Ga. JAMES HOWARD GILLARD Cedartown, Ga. CLYDE GORDON CarroUton, Ga. MAC GRIFFITH Buchanan, Ga. HELEN GURLEY Suches, Ga. ELLA JOY HAMPTON Douglasville, Ga. MARGUERITE HARPER Monroe, Ga. JACK HARRIS Cedartonn, Ga. MARTHA SUE HARRIS Winder, Ga. DOROTHY HARRISON Hampton, Ga. A: 32 -FRESHMEN EDITH HARROD Bowdon, Ga. ATLEEN HEADRICK Cave Springs, Ga. PATSY HEARN Carrollton, Ga. EVELYN HENDRIX LawrencevUle, Ga. HIJELL HESTER Franklin, Ga. WILLIAM HICKS Dublin, Ga. BETTY HODNETT Hogansville, Ga. EMILY ANN HOLCOMBE Temple, Ga. MARK HOLLINGSWORTH Roopville, Ga. MARY HOLLINGSWORTH Clem, Ga. VIRGINIA HOLMES Forest Park, Ga. LOETTA HUDGINS Meansville, Ga. LOUISE HUGHIE Carrollton, Ga. MARY ELIZABETH HUNT Adairsville, Ga. ETHEL HYATT Roopville, Ga. ROY MAURICE JACKSON Campton, Ga. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Bowman, Ga. REBA JOHNSON Roopville, Ga. 33 . ' 4 5 - ' 46. DONNA JEAN JONES Akron, Ohio LENA GERALDINE JONES Forest Park, Ga. MILBREY JONES Jeffersonville, Ga. MYRA SUE JONES CarroUton, Ga. RAY JONES Ranbiirn, Ala. VIOLET JONES Bremen, Ga. LYDIA JUSTICE Trion, Ga. FLOELLA KEE Senoia, Ga. RACHAEL KELLEY Thomaston, Ga. EDITH KESLER Lavonia. Ga. HELEN KEY Tallapoosa, Ga. CLAUDIA KING White Plains, Ga. BETTY BURNESE LAMBERT Tallapoosa. Ga. BETTY JEAN LAMBERT College Park, Ga. HELEN LEACH Conyers, Ga. NORA JANE LEACH Conyers, Ga. SHERMAN LINDSEY Shannon, Ga. BETTY LONGINO Palmetto, Ga. 34 FRESHMEN MARY McARVER Coosa, Ga. PERCY ALONZO McCAIN Carrollton, Ga. JAMES McCOY Ray City, Ga. CAROLYN McCURDY Lafayette, Ga. VIRGINIA PAULINE McNALLY Chickamauga, Ga. MARGARET JO McWHORTER Menlo, Ga. EVELYN MALCOM Monroe, Ga. LAURA MARLOW Carrollton, Ga. HELEN MARTIN Carrollton, Ga. WILLIAM MARTIN Luthersville, Ga. HILDA MILLER Aragon, Ga. WILLIAM MITCHELL Ellenwood, Ga. MARION MOON Comer, Ga. REBECCA MOONE Ringgold, Ga. PATRICIA MORGAN Carrollton, Ga. THOMAS MORGAN Woodbury, Ga. NINA JOYCE MORRIS Temple, Ga. WARREN MOSES Waco, Ga. 35 . ' 4 5 - ' 4 6. LEE MLINDY Jonesbnro, Ga. I,EE MURDOCK Rome. Ga. JAMES BAILEY MllRPtlY Fcltnn. Ga. MARY ALICE NELSON Gonyers. Ga. LaRIIE O ' DILLON Jefferson. Ga. CAROL O ' NEAL LaGranse, Ga. DOROTHY OWEN Temple. Ga. BRYANICE PARKS Marietta. Ga. ELISE PARKS Smyrna. Ga. CATHERINE PENNINGTON Rome, Ga. LOUISE PENNINGTON Rome. Ga. BETTYE PENTECOST Carrollton. Ga. MELVIN POWELL Calhoun. Ga. SAMMIE PLEDGER LaFayette, Ga. LILA JEAN PRATER Kingston, Ga. JOY PRINCE Roopville. Ga. CAROLYN PULLIAM Bowman, Ga. BETTY GENE PUTMAN Cohutta, Ga. 36 FRESHMEN SUE QIJINTON Dalton, Ga. BILL REED Carrollton, Ga. JAMES REEVES Carrollton, Ga. ELIZABETH REYNOLDS Dalton, Ga. SANDRA ROWE Carrollton, Ga. BARBARA ROWLAND Calhoun, Ga. ANN RUSSELL Calhoun, Ga. SARA ANN RUSSELL Gay, Ga. CLARENCE SALMON Cedartown, Ga. CORBIN SANDERS Buchanan, Ga. MARY SATTERFIELD Hartivell, Ga. SUELL SEATON Cohutta, Ga. MARY SEYMOUR Bowman, Ga. RUBY SHELTON East Point, Ga. LEWIS SHERRILL Bowdon, Ga. BETTY GREEN SMITH Winder, Ga. CHARLES SMITH LaGrange, Ga. FRANCES SMITH Winder, Ga. 37 . ' 4 5 - ' 46, HOWARD SMITH Smyrna, Ga. PEGGY STELLE Griffin, Ga. MARY STEPHENSON Carrollton, Ga. JERRY STINSON Fortson, Ga. CYNTHIA STIPE Carrolllon, Ga. IRIS SWANSON Chipley, Ga. CICERO WILLIS SWINT Jonesboro. Ga. BILL TALLEY GarroUton, Ga. MARTHA HAZEL THURMAN Chamblee, Ga. CATHERINE TODD Senoia, Ga. MARY LOU TRENT Cedartown, Ga. VANELL TRADER Forest Park, Ga. HELEN TUCKER Manchester, Ga. BETTY TURNER Comer, Ga. JAMES TURNER Carrollton, Ga. ELLA RUTH WALDROP Forest Park, Ga. HARRIETTE WALLACE Bowdon Junction, Ga. FRANCES WARE Smyrna, Ga. 38 FRESHMEN. SARAH WATERS Buchanan, Ga. MARY WATTS Ringgold, Ga. LUCY WEAVER Ft. Gaines, Ga. WILLIAM WEST Temple, Ga. ROBBIE JEAN WESTBROOK Cedartotvn, Ga. BERNICE WHITE Roopville, Ga. LUCY JO WHITMIRE Bowman, Ga. KATRINA WHONIC Lyons, Ga. DORIS WILLIAMS Mountain View, Ga. MARY WILLIAMS Ringgold, Ga. HENRY WINN Douglasville, Ga. VIRGINIA WOODRUFF Logansville, Ga. RUTHIE WORD Carrollton, Ga. JUNE WYATT Menlo, Ga. DENSON YATES Franklin, Ga. JOHN BISHOP BOYD CULP LLOYD CULD J. F. DENNY, JR MRS. WINNIE DUNCAN . . . WILLIE RADFORD GILLESPIE FRANK HARDMAN EDNA RUTH HILL LEN HUTCHENSON .... Not pictured: CartersviUe,Ga. LAURA RUTH McCLURE Ray City, Ga. Cedartown,Ga. FRANCES MORTON Carrollton, Ga. . Cedartown, Ga. WILLIAM MORTON Carrollton. Ga. Carrollton, Ga. WILLIAM FRED NESBIT Calhoun, Ga. Tallapoosa, Ga. JOYCE PEACOCK Eastman, Ga. . Carrollton, Ga. TOMMIE PRICE Locust Grove, Ga. . Roopville, Ga. O ' NELL TODD Sarah, Ga. . . Austell, Ga. RUTH WILLIS Villa Rica, Ga. . Buchanan, Ga. 39 JUNIORS. REPRESENTATIVES Bobbie Stepp Gay Rowe Dorothy Cochran Charlotte Pearson Frum left to righl: Kowe, Stepp, Pearson, Cochran. DOROTHY COCHRAN Waleska, Ga. MARTHA FREE Lindale, Ga. VIRGINIA FULLER Calhoun, Ga. CHARLOTTE PEARSON Marietta, Ga. 40 MARTHA PERRY Rome, Ga. JIMMIE POARCH Cartersville, Ga. SIIELIA RLISSELL Calhoun, Ga. ROBERT SHEETS Franklin, Ga. NANCY STALLWORTH Bremen, Ga. BOBBIE STEPP Lindale, Ga. VIRGINIA TILLERY Lindale, Ga. Not pictured: CAY ROWE Carrollton, Ga. KATHRYN STEVENSON Boston, Ga. STENCIL WORK FOLK DANCING MIMEOGRAPHING SEMINAR MOVIES REFRESHMENTS 43 T OFFICERS ' CLUB First row, lejt to right: Trundle. Hendrix, Hackney, Owings, Davenport, Pearson, Brooks. . . . Second row: Winn, Wright, Hunt, Hodgson, Davis, Bowen, Terrell. . . . Third row: Cantrell. Martin, Barrett, McCready, Todd, Murdock. . . . Fourth row: Lindsey, Gulp, Johnson, Beasley, McKibben. OFFICERS Helen Owings President Carolyn Davenport Vice-President Kathryn Hackney Secretary Mr. I. S. Ingram Faculty Adviser Emily Barrett England Beasley Ruth Bowen Virginia Brooks Mary Cantrell Carolyn Davenport Nell Davis Kathryn Hackney MEMBERS Louise Hendrix Frances Hodgson Rebecca Hunt Ed Johnson Ray Jones Margaret Martin Patricia McCready Doris McKinney Lee Murdock Helen Owings Charlotte Pearson Mary Grace Sherrill Jollie Terrill Catherine Todd Barbara Trundle Frances Winn Grace Wright The Officers ' Club is composed of the presidents of the various organizations on the campus. Its objectives are the welfare of the students and the effective functioning of their activities. 44 1 V. R. A. COUNCIL First row, left to right: Gloria Peacock, Hackney, Jackson, Beasley, Lindsey, Swanson, Malcom. . . . Second row: Cantrell, Eidson, Hunt. Wright, McKinney. Martin, Davenport, Harper, Bishop. . . . Third row: Brown, Mundy, Crawford, Todd, Griffies, Acree, Barrett, Hall, Sherrill, Dean Gunn. OFFICERS Margaret Martin President Doris McKinney Vice-President Grace Wright Secretary-Treasurer Dean Gunn Faculty Adviser Vivian Agree Bob Anderson Emily Barrett Barbara Bishop Martha Brown Mary Cantrell Paul Counts Betty Crawford Carolyn Davenport England Beasley MEMBERS Christine Eidson Nell Griffies Kathryn Hackney Vivian Hall Marguerite Harper Rebecca Hunt Maurice Jackson Betty Jean Johnson Oliver Lindsey Evelyn Malcolm Margaret Martin Doris McKinney Lee Mundy Georgia Peacock Gloria Peacock Julia Phillips Mary Grace Sherrill Iris Swanson Catherine Todd Grace Wright All students are considered members of the Voluntary Religious Association. The activities of the association are guided by a selected group of thirty people who are interested in spiritual work. The council is noted for helping every student maintain a closer spiritual life. 45 CHIEFTAIN First row left to right: Conn, Henclrix, Cantrell Second row: Dobson, Georgia Peacock, Gloria Peacock, Potts, Brown, Yoe, Hackney. . . . Third row: Mundy, Sherrill, C. Pennington, Key, Steele, Pearson. . . . Fourth row: Casey, Cunningham, Talley. STAFF Louise Hendrix Editor-in-Chief Mary Cantrell Associate Editor Joyce Conn Business Manager Mary Reed Assistant Manager Carolyn Davenport Feature Editor Carolyn Cunningham Associate Editor BiLLiE Cheney Assistant Editor Kathryn Potts Girh ' Sports Editor Georgia Peacock Assistant Editor Gloria Peacock Assistant Editor Martha Brown Sophomore Editor Mary Grace Sherrill Associate Editor Betty Jean Johnson Freshman Editor Helen Tucker Associate Editor Ottye Lee Mundy Assistant Editor Charlotte Pearson Third Year Editor Kathryn Hackney Club Editor Peggy Steele Associate Editor Nell Davis Assistant Editor Evelyn Yoe Photo Editor Edith Harrod Associate Editor FloellaKee Assistant Editor Annice Casey Art Editor Herbert Dobson Art Eduor Bill Talley Art Editor Mr. George C. S. Adams Faculty Adviser 46 THE WEST GEORGIAN First row, left to right: Martin, Miindy, Eidson, McCready, Brown. Moon, Cheney, Cole. . . . Second row: Wilson, Garner, Bishop, Brooks. Pearson, Lindsey. . . . Third row: Salmon, West, Johnson, L. Pennington, Rogers, Miller. STAFF Patricia McCready Editor-in-Chief Martha Wilson, Oliver Lindsey Associate Editors Bobbie Stepp, Ed Johnson Feature Editors Christine Eidson Circulation Manager Jane Cole Business Manager Clarence Salmon. Billie Cheney Sports Editors Marie Campbell Faculty Adviser Margaret Martin Parrie Rogers Virginia Brooks Charlotte Pearson Betty Jean Johnson REPORTERS Barbara Bishop Matilda West Ray Miller Jo Garner Lee Mundy Louise Pennington Martha Brown Marion Moon Waldo Jones Edith Harrod Sherman Lindsey The West Georgian is the student newspaper issued monthly. The editor is chosen by popular vote and the other members of the staff are chosen through try-outs. The West Georgian has been awarded first class honor ratings five times, placing it among the best junior college newspapers in the nation. 47 THE WEST GEORGM First row, left to right: Davenport, Hodgson, Douglas, Quinton, N. Leach, McKinney, Smith, Gammon, Murphy, Gen- try Reed, Kelly, Gloria Peacock, Smith, Wright, Cheney. . . . Second row: Koontz, McArver, Cooper, Martin, Waters, Anderson, ' Johnson, Huggins, Owings, Hendrix, Hinchliffe, Adams, Banks, Rogers, Berryman. . . . Third row: Dunn, Craven Beck Jones, Garden, Smith, Martin, Counts, Barrow, Malcom. Longino, Phillips, Nelson, H. Leach, Wyatt Fourth TOW- L Barrett, Wilson, Ashmore, McNally, Doubles, L. Adams, Miller, Bowen, Yoe, M. Williams, Prater, Sherrill Martin, Putnam. . . . Fifth row: Murdock, Edgeworth, Orr, Cantrell, Bishop, Ezzell, J. Jones, Lmdsey, Frost, V. Jones, L. Pennington, C. Pennington, Ballew, Bruce. . . . Laat row: Hackney. Lunsford, Brown, Whitmire, Entrekin, Chute. OFFICERS Mary Grace Sherrill President Julia Phillips Vice-President Paul Counts Secretary Howard Smith Treasurer Kathryn Hackney Business Manager Miss Jane Woodruff Director section leaders Doris McKinney . . Soprano Lee Murdock .... Tenor Mary Reed Alto Bob Anderson .... Bass Lewis Adams Matilda Adams Bob Anderson Nadine Ashmore Virginia Ballew Ethlyn Banks Lantie Barrett David Barrow Martha Beck Sara Berryman Barbara Bishop John Bishop Ruth Bowen Martha Brown Bonnie Bruce Mary Cantrell Martha Lou Garden Billie Cheney Miss Eunice Chute Lois Cooper Paul Counts Mara Ann Craven Boyd Gulp Carolyn Davenport Elinor Davis Dr. J. A. Doubles Lillian Douglas Ida Mae Dunn Marilyn Edceworth Evelyn Entrekin Frank Ezzell Riley Frost Wayne Gammon James Gentry Kathryn Hackney Patsy Hearn MEMBERS Louise Hendrix Gladys Hinchliffe Frances Hodgson Earl Huggins Ed Johnson James Jones Myra Sue Jones Violet Jones Rachel Kelly Miss Mabel Koontz Helen Leach Nora Jane Leach Oliver Lindsey Sherman Lindsey Ruth Longino Ann Lunsford Evelyn Malcom Helen Martin Makgaret Martin William Martin Mary Frances McArver Doris McKinney Pauline McNally Ray Miller Tom Morgan Lee Murdock Bailey Murphy Mary Alice Nelson Charlotte Orr Helen Owings Georgia Peacock Gloria Peacock Catherine Pennington Louise Pennington Julia Phillips LiLA Jean Prater Gene Putnam Sue Quinton Bill Reed Mary Agnes Reed Opal Rogers Gertrude Satterfield Mary Grace Sherrill Betty Smith Charles Smith Howard Smith Mr. Jack Speer Jerry Stinson Sara Waters JoWhitemire Mary Williams Martha Wilson Grace Wright June Wyatt Evelyn Yoe 48 A CAPELLA CHOIR The W.G.C. A CapcUa Choir filled engTgements in a number of the churches of CarroUton and neigh- boring cities. Miss Woodruff is ably assisted in the conducting of rehearsals and in planning the year ' s activities by an executive board chosen from among the choir members. Caroling at Christmas time, sing- ing for special occasions at college, and presenting a special program for the Rotary International Con- vention in Atlanta rounded out a year complete with activity. 49 DRAMATICS First row, left to right: Brown, Hunt, Whitmire, Davenport, Hendrix, Turner, Anderson, Owings, B. Smith, Harris, Salmon. . . . Second row: Winn, Cameron, Cole, Price, Harris, Carden, William- son, Jones. . . . Third row: C. Pennington. .Steele, Bates, M. Jones, Tucker, Counts, Trundle, Lunsford. . . . Fourth row: Casey, L. Pennington, Anderson, Gentry, Smith, Gillard, Murdock, Fincher. . . . Fifth row. Smith, Headrick, Johnson, Speer, Frost, McKibben, Hampton. . . . Sixth row: Adams, Davie, Ezzell, Barrow. OFFICERS Louise Hendrix President Carolyn Davenport Vice-President Doris Ellis Secretary Betty Turner Treasurer Clarence Salmon . . . . . ... . . Publicity Manager Lewis Adams Betty Jean Anderson Robert Anderson David Barrow Mary Bates England Beasley John Bishop Martha Brown Jeanette Cameron Martha Lou Carden Annice Casey Jane Cole Paul Counts Bob Davie Carolyn Davenport Doris Ellis Frank Ezzell Clark Fincher Riley Frosx; MEMBERS Jimmy Gentry Howard Gillard Joey Hampton Jack Harris Martha Sue Harris AiLEEN Headrick Louise Hendrix Bill Hicks Rebecca Hunt Betty Jean Johnson Ed Johnson James Jones MiLBREY Jones Oliver Lindsey Ann Lunsford Leonard McKibben Merriam Meeks Lee Murdock La Rue O ' Dillon Helen Owings Catherine Pennington Louise Pennington Sylvia Price Clarence Salmon Mary Seymour Betty Smith Charles Smith Howard Smith Peggy Steele Jerry Stinson Mary Lou Trent Barbara Trundle Betty Turner Helen Tucker Jo Whitmire J. C. Williamson Frances Winn The Dramatics Club is composed of those students who are interested and show ability in both acting and producing plays. The club usually gives two or three evening programs on the campus during the year, the purpose being to develop more initiative and skill in dramatic art. 50 i. :lu B LEADING Nearly one hundred students tried out for the Dramatics Club during the fall quarter. The number ac- cepted was well over fifty. From these the six officers were elected. ADVERTISI NG The club was fortunate in having members interested in graphic arts and the mechanics of staging and advertising plays. ACTING From time to time the club pre- sents short plays and skits concern- ing school life and work. 51 THE ZETA SIGMA P First row, left to right: Owens, Putnam, Diemer, Eidson, Hughie, King, M. Weaver, Hendrix, Goode, Conn, Turner, Jackson, Sherrill, Cantrell, Roberts. . . . Second row: Anderson, Wyatt, Sharp, Cameron, Lambert, L, Weaver, M. Jones, Winn. Hudgins, Ellis, McCready. . . . Third row: Terrell, Mundy, Williams, G. Jones, McWhorter, Davis, Hall, Owings, Lunsford. . . . Fourth row: Moon, Martin, Cunningham, Bryant. L. Pennington, Hodnett, Doss, Griffies, Har- ris Beck, Dobson. . . . Fifth row: Acree, Ford, L. Duke, Johnson, Camp, Morgan, D. Jones, Gurley, Nations. . . . Sixth row: Crook, Miller. Finch, Chute, Dunn. . . . Last row: Beasley, Frost, Smith, Gammon, Ezzell, McKibben, Barrow. OFFICERS Louise Hendrix ' President Mary Edna Weaver Vice-President Mary Cantrell Secretary Jane Goode . Treasurer Dr. L. E. Robert Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Vivian Acree Betty Jean Anderson Virginia Ballew Bud Barrow England Beasley Martha Beck John Bishop Carolyn Bryant Jeanette Cameron Carolyn Camp Mary Cantrell Joyce Conn Betty Crook Rerecca Crowtder Carolyn Cunningham Eleanor Davis Herbert Dodson Vivian Doss Lillian Douglas Lucy Dukes Lda Mae Dunn Chris Eidson Doris Ellis Frank Ezzell Vinson Estes Burma Finch Mardell Ford Riley Frost Wayne Gammon Jane Goode Nell Griffies Vivian Hall Jack Harris Dorothy Harrison Louise Hendrix Frances Hodgson Betty Hodnette Louise Hughie Loetta Hudgins Naomi Jackson Reba Johnson Donna Jean Jones Geraldine Jones Milbrey Jones Mildred King Betty Lambert Ann Lunsford Pat McCready Carolyn McCurdy Leonard McKibben Margaret McWhorter Margaret Martin Hilda Miller Marion Moon Harrietts Morgan Pat Morgan Lee Mundy Lanelle Nation Dot Owens Helen Owings Louise Pennington Gene Putnam Lynette Sharp Ruby Shelton Mary Grace Sherrill Howard Smith JoLLiE Terrill Betty Turner Joan Ward Lucy Weaver Mary Edna Weaver Doris Williams Frances Winn June Wyatt The Zeta Sigma Pi sponsors Stunt Night, formal banquet, news in Chapel, selling of peace bonds, and publishes quarterly for the Student Body a newspaper which is a summary of the activities of the club. 52 PAN ELS This year the Zeta Sigma Pi was divided into three sections. One of these was a Book Section work- ing under Miss Chute ' s direction. A second section held discussions of current social and political problems. The United Nations ' Organization and the United Na- tions ' Charter were among the in- teresting subjects considered. A third section, with Dr. Clark as advisor, devoted its time to de- bating such timely and contro- versial matters as compulsory military training and socialized medicine. 53 ALPHA PS I First row, left to right: 0. Rogers, Headrick, Morgan, Daniell ,Winn, Davenport, Georgia Peacock, Gloria Peacock, Hackney, Banks. . . . Secorid row: Jackson, B. Smith, Hollingsworth, Putnam, Jenkins. Griffies, Yoe, Franks, Davis. . . . Third row: R. Moon, Parks, Harrod, Hudgins, Christian, Kelly, Phillips, Pledger, Diemer. . . . Fourth row: Malcom, Bates, Shelton, Kesler, Fossett, Finch, A. Smith, Hodnett. . . . Fifth row: White, Camp, Cunningham, Gurley, Jones, Crawford, Brown, Potts, P. Rogers, McCready. OFFICERS Frances Winn President Betty .Tank Daniei Vice-President Carolyn Davenport Secretary Emily Barrett Treasurer Miss Ruby Jenkins Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Ethelyn Banks Emily Barrett Phyliss Bates Martha Brown Jackie Crocker Mara Ann Craven Eleanor Camp Virginia Christian Carolyn Cunningham Betty Crawford Carolyn Davenport Nell Davis Betty Jane Daniell Burma Finch Terry Franks Sara Fossett Helen Gurley Nell Griffies Mary A. Hollingsworth Martha Sue Harris Kathryn Hackney Betty Hodnett Marguerite Harper LoETTA Hudgins Aileen Headrick Edith Harrod Ann Holcombe Donna Jean Jones Rachel Kelley Edith Kesler Betty Loncino Ruth Longing Harriette Morgan Evelyn Malcom Rebecca Moon Helen Martin Pat McCready Mary McArver Bryanice Parks LiLA Jean Prater Georgia Peacock Gloria Peacock Gene Putnam Kathryn Potts Julia Phillips Sammie Pledger Carolyn Pulliam Sue Quinton Opal Rogers Parrie Rogers Mary Reed Anna Jane Smith Betty ' Smith Ruby Shelton Bernice White Frances Winn Evelyn Yoe The Alpha Psi consists of those girls interested in improving the art of home making. Among the objectives named at the first of this year were a Christmas party for underprivileged children, formal dance, May Day Festival, and acting as hostess for various occasions. The club is affihated with the State and National Home Economics Clubs. 54 MU ZETA ALPHA First row, left to right: Hampton, Wilson, Tucker, Cheney, Craven, Brooks, Gloria Peacock, Hack- ney, Owings. . . . Second row: Dobson, Doubles, Gammon, Camp, Brown, Ward, Davie. . . . Third row: West, Garner, HinchclifFe, Jackson, Harrod, Phillips. . . . Fourth row: Cannon, Headrick, Johnson, Morgan, Harris, Bowen, Hall. . . . Fifth row: Barrett, Yoe. Jones, Anderson, Gillard. . . . Sixth row: Frost, McKibben, Murphy. OFFICERS Virginia Brooks President Mara Ann Craven Vice-President Riley Frost Secretary-Treas. Dr. J. A. Doubles Faculty Advisor Bob Anderson Emily Barrett Ruth Bowen Virginia Brooks Martha Brown Joyce Camp Doris Cannon Billie Cheney Mara Ann Craven Bob Davie Herbert Dobson Riley Frost MEMBERS Wayne Gammon Jo Garner Howard Gillard Vivian Hall Joy Hampton Jack Harris Edith Harrod AiLEEN Headrick Naomi Jackson Ed Johnson Donna Jean Jones Leonard McKibben Bill Mitchell Pat Morgan Bailey Murphy Helen Owings Judy Phillips Melvin Powell Kathryn Potts Bobbie Step? Helen Tucker Joanne Ward Matilda West Martha Wilson The Mu Zeta Alpha is composed of those students interested in the sciences. Its objectives are to promote study in the various fields of science. 55 EL CIRCULO ESPANOL First, row, left to right: M. Weaver, Bowen, Nation, Goode, Owen, Swanson, Nelson, L. Weaver.... Second row: N. Leach, Hendrix, Beck, Sharp, Morgan, H. Leach, Steele, Jones, Adams. . . . Third roiv: Jackson, Garner, Ward, Williamson, C. Bryant, N. Bryant, Bates, Cooper, McNally, Sherrill. OFFICERS Ruth Bowen President Louise Hendrix Vice President Martha Beck Secretary George C. S. Adams Faculty Advisor Mary Bates Phyllis Bates Martha Beck Ruth Bowen Carolyn Bryant Nancy Bryant Lois Cooper Jane Goode Vivian Hall MEMBERS Louise Hendrix Maurice Jackson Milbrey Jones Helen Leach Nora Jean Leach Harriette Morgan Pauline McNally Lanelle Nation Mary Alice Nelson Dot Owen Lynette Sharp Mary Grace Sherrill Peggy Steele Iris Swanson Joanne Ward Lucy Weaver Mary Edna Weaver Robbie Jean Westbrook J. C. Williamson El Circulo Espanol is composed of those students interested in the customs, cuhure, and arts of Spain and of Spanish America. Interesting programs consisting of pic- tures showing places and people in these countries, or of lectures by someone familiar with Spanish customs are enjoyed by the members. 56 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS First row, left to right: Bishop, Owings, Cunningham, Holmes, Kelley, McNally, King, Adams. Second row: Frost, Caswell, McWhorter, Acree, Tucker, Dobson. OFFICERS Helen Owings President Barbara Bishop Vice-President Vivian Agree Secretary-Treas. England Beasley Virginia Brooks Mary Cantrell Jane Cole Joyce Conn Betty Daniel Chris Eidson Juanita Estes Sara Fossett Kathryn Hackney Gladys Hinchcliffe Betty Hodnett MEMBERS Rachel Kelley Claudia King Ann Lunsford Pat McCready Leonard McKibben Ray Miller Marion Moon Lanell Nation Jenny Nixon Helen Owincs Martha Wilson Georgia Peacock Gloria Peacock Julia Phillips Opal Rogers Clarence Salmon Barbara Trundle Betty Upshaw Mary Watts Matilda West William West J. C. Williams Evelyn Yoe The purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to help students interested in French life and culture to become more fully acquainted with the customs of France and to under- stand the French people better. Entertaining and educational proc at the meetings. 57 DEMOCRATIC YOUTH First TOW, left to right: Daniell. Conn, Hall, Cantrell, Hackney, Gloria Peacock, Nixon, Cole. Nation Second row: Salmon. Wilson, Garner, Moon, Eidson, Yoe, Upshaw, Hinchchffe. Third ' row West, Brooks, Stout, Lunsford, Trundle. Watts, Fossett. . . . Fourth row: Miller, Mc Kibben. Williamson, West, Beasley, Kelley, McCready, Estes, King. OFFICERS Mary Cantrell President Kathryn Hackney 1st Vice-President England Beasley 2nd Vice-President Georgu Peacock Sec.-Treas. Dr. L. E. Roberts Faculty Advisor England Beasley Virginia Brooks Mary Cantrell Jane Cole Joyce Conn Betty Daniell Chris Eidson JuANiTA Estes Sara Fossett Kathryn Hackney Gladys Hinchliffe Betty Hodnett MEMBERS Rachael Kelley Claudia King Ann Lunsford Pat McCready Leonard McKibben Ray Miller Marion Moon Lanell Nation Jenny Nixon Helen Owincs Martha Wilson Georgia Peacock Gloria Peacock Julia Phillips Opal Rogers Clarence Salmon Barbara Trundle Betty Upshaw Mary Watts Matilda West William West J. C. Williams Evelyn Yoe The purpose of the Democratic Youth Society is to encourage the students to regis- ter when they become eighteen and to promote democratic principles of the campus. Many interesting and educational programs were given at the meetings and in chapel. 58 PRESS FORUM First row, left to right: Ward, Hunt, Hodgson, Davie. . . . Second row: Williamson, Reynolds, Mundy, Christian. . . . Third row: Koontz, Harrod, Cheney, Trundle, Brown, Wilson, Brooks. . . . Fourth row: Dobson, Satterfield, Tucker, Salmon, Murdock. OFFICERS Frances Hodgson President Rebecca Hunt Vice-President Joanne Ward Secretary Martha Brown Treasurer Miss Mabel Koontz Faculty Advisor Emily Barrett Martha Brown Virginia Brooks BiLLiE Cheney Virginia Christian Bob Davie Mardell Ford Nell Griffies MEMBERS Vivian Hall Dorothy Harrison Edith Hakrod Rebecca Hunt Frances Hodgson Harriette Morgan Lee Mundy Julia Phillips Elizabeth Reynolds Clarence Salmon Mary Gertrude Satterfield Helen Tucker Barbara Trundle Joanne Ward J. C. Williamson Martha Wilson i The Press Forum sponsors each year the publication of The Genpen, a literary magazine written by the students. The objective of the club is to stimulate and promote interest in journalistic activities and to improve the writing abilitv of each member. 59 4-H CLUB First row. left to right: M. Jackbun, Wilson, Hunt, N. Jackson, Trundle, Watts, B. Smith, Kelky, Winn. . . . Second row: Salmon, Moon. . . . Third row: Potts, Rogers, Brooks, Christian, West, Owings, A. Smith, Ellis, Harris. OFFICERS Barbara Trundle President Naomi Jackson Vice-President Rebecca Hunt Reporter Mary Watts Secretary Martha Wilson Treasurer Dr. Folger Facidty Advisor Nancy Bryant Virginia Brooks Bessie Ruth Busbin Doris Ellis Clark Fincher Lottie Gurley Martha Sue Harris Loetta Hudgins Rebecca Hunt MEMBERS Naomi Jackson Maurice Jackson Rachael Kelley Betty Longing Ruth Longino Hilda Miller Rebecca Moon Kathryn Potts Clarence Salmon Anna Jane Smith Betty Smith Jerry Stinson O ' Nell Todd Barbara Trundle Mary Watts Bill West Matilda West Martha Wilson Frances Winn The purpose of the 4-H Club is to keep students informed as to the activities of 4-H Clubs at local and state levels and to enable the members to continue at college those activities began in home clubs. 60 m B. S. U. COUNCIL First row, left to right: iMcKinney, Kathryn Hackney. . . . Second row: Thurman, Eidson, Muncly, Wright. . . . Third row: Daniell, Martin, Winn. . . . Fourth row: Williams, Jackson, Dobson. COUNCIL Doris McKinney President Frances Winn . First Vice-President Betty Jane Daniell Second Vice-President Grace Wright Third Vice-President Kathryn Hackney Secretary Lee Mundy Treasurer Margaret Martin ' Reporter Herbert Dobson Publicity Doris Williams B. T. U. Representative Hazel Thurman B. T. U. Representative Christine Eidson Sunday School Representative Maurice Jackson Sunday School Representative Every Baptist Student belongs to the Baptist Student Union. The B. S. U. Council is chosen to guide the work in encouraging enrollment in Sunday Schools and Training Union. It serves as the connecting link between the campus and local churches. 61 VETERANS ' CLUB First TO Clark, Spee xo left to right: Turner. Rowe, Adams. . . . Second row: Hutcheson, Beasley Smyly, Bishop, Sp ' eer Third row;; Denny, Howell. McKibben. Winn. . . . Extreme left: Rowe, Jones, Rogers. Gillespie, Sheets. OFFICERS Ray Jones President Lewis Adams Vice-President John Bishop Secretary Frank Hardman Treasurer MEMBERS Lewis Adams England Beasley John Bishop Dr. C. B. Clark Frank Denny Radford Gillespie Frank Hardman Len Hutcheson Ray Jones Leonard McKibben William Morton Paul Rogers Gay Rowe Gordon Rowe Robert Sheets John Smyly Mr. Jack Speer James Turner Henry Winn The Veterans Club was first organized at West Georgia this year in order that the veterans might help each other in both social and school activities and to encourage more veterans to attend school. Although it is the youngest club on the campus it is one of the most active, taking part in chapel programs and discussions. 62 ' 500 ' CLUB First row, left to right: Terrell, Wright, Potts, Ward, Hunt, Beasley, Peacock. Garner, Rogers, Daniell, Nixon, Goode, Barrett Nation. . Second rot Emily Barrett Jean Beasley Betty Jane Daniell Vivian Doss Jo Garner Jane Goode Rebecca Hunt Lanelle Nation MEMBERS Jenny Ruth Nixon Gloria Peacock Kalhryn Potts Opal Rogers Jollie Terrell Joanne Ward Grace Wright The 500 Club is composed of those students who have earned 500 or more points in the field of athletics. A letter is awarded for five hundred points and a pin is given for a thousand or more. 63 DORMITORY COUNCILS ' ' ■ ' if ' ' ' ' ' h s f ' im A. ' -■««. ' - - ' • -t ■ ADAMSON Doris McKinney President Margaret Martin Vice-President Betty Jane Daniell Secretary Rebecca Hunt Treasurer MANDEVILLE Kattyn Hackney President Evelyn Yoe Vice-President (;noRc:A Peacock Secretary Gloria Pea- ock Treasurer A BARRACKS Lloyd Gulp President Sherman Lindsey Vice-President Jack Harris Secretary-Treasurer B BARRAGKS England Beasley President Leonard McKibben Vice-President Vinson Estes Secretary-Treasurer MELSON Helen Owings President Vivian Doss Vice-President Patricia McGready Secretary Jane Goode Treasurer LOG CABIN Charlotte Pearson President Louise Hughie Vice-President Sue Quinton Secretary-Treasurer cs 65 W. A. A. OFFICERS Left to right: King, Barrett, Terrell, Beasley, Peacock,, Jolly Terhell President Claudia King Vice-President Emily Barrett Secretary Jean Beasley Treasurer Gloria Peacock Recorder Every woman on the campus automatically becomes a member of the W.A.A. ' s. Recognition is on a point system. Those earning the required number of points are entitled to wear the letter, and those earning a prescribed greater number are awarded pins. ' W CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Estes, Gordon, Rogers, Jones, Salmon. Paul Rogers President Ray Jones Vice-President Vincent Estes Secretary Clyde Gordon Treasurer Claude Salmon Reporter Membership in the W Club is open to all boys making a varsity or intramural letter. Those making any intramural varsity are awarded a letter with an I , while those participating in inter-collegiate activities are awarded a larger letter. GIRLS ' HOCKEY VARSITY Emily Barrett Right Inner Jean Beasley Right Halfback Virginia Christsan Left Halfback Betty Jane Daniel Right Fullback Vivian Doss Right Wing Jane Goode Left Wing Jenny Ruth Nixon Center Halfback Mary Reed Left Inner Opal Rogers Center, Forward JoLUE Terrell Goalie Ella Ruth Waldrop Left Fullback Field Hockey was introduced this year for the first time as the leading fall sport for women ,and the game was immensely popular from the first day. An extensive intramural schedule was played, followed by a championship play-off and the selection of an honorary varsity. 67 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL VARSITY Emily Bahuett Forward Rebecca Hunt Forward Maiuon Moon Forward ■ ' -« : Vivian Acree Guard Carolyn Cunningham Guard JoLLiE Terrell Guard Front row, left to right: Turner, Goode, Beasley, Duke. . . . Back row, left to right: Garner, Barrett, Potts, Entrekin. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, lejt to right: McCoy, Yates, Jones, Rogers, Gordon, Reed, Anderson, Martin. . . . Secona row: Jackson, Counts, Estes, Salmon, Moses, Williamson. . . . Third row: Swint, Coach Clark. SCHEDULE West Georgia ■ Opposition 50 Berry College 30 51 Abraham Baldwin 41 45 Carrollton Redskins 48 46 Jacksonville (Ala.) State Teachers__45 50 Piedmont College 28 76 Bowdon A. C 35 28 Jacksonville (Ala.) State Teachers__55 54 Anniston (Ala.) A. C 23 40 South Georgia 34 40 Abraham Baldwin 71 45 North Georgia 61 34 Rome Community House 19 46 Piedmont College 35 66 Young Harris College 25 45 Berry College 51 66 Georgia Evening College 36 61 North Georgia College 37 41 Abraham Baldwin 67 56 Augusta College 33 58 Rome Community House 32 90 Young Harris College 30 77 North Georgia College 34 68 Berry College 39 State Tournament games, Mercer University, Macon, Ga. Practice games. VARSITY Clyde Gordon Paul Rogers Denson Yates Ray Jones Bill Reed Guard Center Forward Forward Guard 69 BOYS ' SPORTS VARSITY BASKETBALL The West Georgia Braves, playing their first full schedule since pre-war days, turned in one of their best seasons in 1946. The team gained third place in the State Tournament, placed Captain Paul Rog- ers and Rav Jones on the All-State team, and won a big majortv of its games against generally strong competition. The excellent record compiled is all the more re- markable when viewed in the light of material which greeted Coach Clark for the first practice session. Only Ray Jones, Clyde Gordon, and Den- son Yates had played enough ball previously to be considered varsity material. Prospects were bright- ened considerably, however, with the opening of the winter quarter when Rogers and Bill Reid entered college. Rogers had played at West Georgia in 1941 before entering the Army Air Forces and was voted the best junior college player that year in Georgia. He was quickly elected Captain and proved an inspiring leader throughout the season. Gordon and Reid developed into dependable guards, with Gordon a particularly fast man with a good eye for the basket. Reid ' s floor game and work on rebounds were great assets to the team. Jones and Yates at forward positions composed a high scoring pair with speed and aggressiveness. Rogers led the team in scoring with an average of about 18 points a game, with Jones averaging about 16 for the run- ner-up position. When at his best Yates could not be stopped. The team as a whole made a very favorable impression at the State tournament, both for playing ability and sportsmanship. INTRAMURALS Inasmuch as basketball has been the only inter- collegiate sport for men at West Georgia during 1945-1946, much emphasis has been placed on intra- mural activity. This has been carried out in con- junction with the ph ysical education program and been successful. TOUCH-FOOTBALL The first intramural sport of the year was touch football. LJpon the arrival of Coach Clark in the middle of October teams were organized on the basis of classes and dormitories and much rivalry accompanied the fast and well-played games. The football league was disbanded at Thanksgiving at which time all participating players voted upon an All-Star team. The votes were tallied by Coach Clark and the following men were named for the first team: Clyde Gordon, Milton McLaney, Ed Johnson, Mac Griffith, Sherman Lindsey, Louis Adams, Bill Talley, England Beasley, Ray Jones, Wayne Gammon. Those making the second team were Jerry Stinson, Ray Miller, Wr. Mitchell, Riley Frost, Body Clup, Bob Anderson, Bob Davie, Clark Fincher, Chas. Smith, and Leonard McKibben. Those receiving honorable mention were Bill Mar- tin, Alonzo McCain, Dave Barrow, Tom Price, Jimmy Gentry, Clarence Salman, Willis Swint, Yin- cent Estes, Denson Yates, Warren Moses, and Paul Counts. SOCCER Following the football season, two weeks of soccer play were squeezed in before bad weather made outside games impossible. Though new to the game, most of the West Georgia boys took to it readily and enjoyed it after mastering fundamentals well enough to make scrimmages interesting. BASKETBALL Many of the fellows had played little or no bas- ketball before coming to West Georgia, but the long winter season gave them an opportunity to grasp the necessary fundamentals and many fine games were played. Several preliminary games were played on evenings when varsity matches were scheduled. The usual contests between classes and barracks were played with much zest and rivalry. Chosen for the All-Star teams bv the players and Coch Clark were: Nesbit, Davie, Frost, Swint, and Arrington. The second team was composed of Grif- fith, C. Smith, Sanders, Shankle, and McCain. Re- ceiving honorable mention were H. Smith, Miller, and Talley. SPRING SPORTS At the time when this is written spring sports are still in the future but they will consist of intramural competition in track, soft-ball, ball, baseball and tennis. 70 71 LOUISE HENDRIX MARGARET MARTIN OLIVER LINDSEY SOPHOMORE These are our outstanding Sophomores who have been chosen by the student body .... they are known for being our best in everything .... known for their dependability and originality. MARY CANTRELL KATHRYN HACKNEY PAT McCREADY 72 ■fl CAROLYN DAVENPORT DORIS McKINNEY HELEN OWINGS SUPERLATIVES They have the honor of being chosen as outstanding West Geor- gians .... they represent a cross section of the best in scholastic pursuit, clubwork and social life on the campus. FRANCES WINN GRACE WRIGHT MARY GRACE SHERRILL 73 MAY DAY This is a day when we see a beau- tiful Queen emerge to reign over her court, accompanied by a flow of music and a host of lovely ladies bearing arms of multi-colored flow- ers. The President comes forth and crowns the Queen of May, and then we see gayfully dressed people step lightly from their places and dance to the glory of May Day. JO GARNER Queen of May BETTY UPSHAW Maid of Honor May Court of 1946 Ann Lunsford Annice Casey ■k Evelyn Yoe Carolyn Davenport Helen Owings Lanelle Nations j ' l ' - ' Kathryn Hackney Gloria Peacock Martha Wilson Frances Winn IM GORDON WATSON MEMORIAL These students have been chosen by the Faculty of West Georgia College as having achieved a high degree of excellence in study and have exhibited those qualities of character, of conscientious devotion to duty, of intelligent leadership, and of unfailing courtesy exemplified by the life of Gordon Watson, esteemed Professor of English in this institution. Mary Cantrell JUANITA ESTES Louise Hendrix Doris McKinney Helen Owincs 76 77 (1) Dont say men don ' t gossip (2) Choir goes Xmas caroling. (3) We won! (4) Riley and Nell. (5) Male call. (6) Duck! (7) Seeing triple. (8) Mr. Gas- par takes a rest. (9) W.G.C. males — how we love ' em. THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS Virginia Abrams — OLLIE, Shorty, dry wit, Jitter- bug. Lyerly. Emily Barrett — BOBBY, Jersey bounce, stream- line figger. basketball. Martha Beck — Blondie, Chemistry shark. Basket- ball, Bowden. Ruth Bowen— SPANISH, Cheerful n friendly, town student, pretty hair. Virginia Brooks— MU ZETA ALPHA, Martha ' s roomie, smooth dancer, cute. Martha Brown — Animal sweaters, good looking brothers, Chattanooga. Mary Cantrell — Dahon Deb, Mau — a — gret, Merrye, ' Personality!! Smooth, Bull. Martha Lou Carden — JIMMIE, red locks, quiet n shy. Shorter, Rome. Annice Casey — RUSTY, Boydy, tall willowy blond, all out for Tech. Jane Cole — Buick, day student, Shorter, Dramatics Club. Joyce Conn — Business Manager, FLIRT! Mgr. of a Dress Shop???, Kontz ' s protege. Mara Ann Craven — HUBERT, Navy, cute. Home Ec, Choir. Fll find out. Betty Jane Daniell — Slender, smart kid. Alpha Psi programite. Newscaster. Virginia Daniel — BUDDY, OOPS, my pin slipped! Molena, Room 101. Carolyn Davenport — RALPH, Acworth belle. Sec- retary, FEATURE EDITOR. Robert Davie — ROMEO! Emory, Man About town, Trundle????, Atlanta. Vivian Doss — Bigger half of Doss and Goode Inc. , Basketball, Cartersville. Winnie Duncan — Mrs. . Teacher, Psychology, Day student. Christine Eidson — Chris. . Bubbling with ener gy, High Ideals, School Marm. Vinson Estes — Oh, Vinson, how you can love! that grin! Who????, Greenville. Juanita Estes — BEASLEY, Dean ' s List, quiet, sweet disposition, Cedarlown. Maude Fuller — Returnee, Teacher???, Stenogra- pher???, Calhoun. Jo Garner — BUD, Beautiful eyes, Peaches and cream complexion, basketball. May Queen. Jane Goode — Smaller half of Doss and Goode, Inc. , Sturgis right hand man, cute. Nell Griffies — Brother Joe, Corn!, BOOK- WORM?. ??. James, loves food. Lottie Gurley — ERNIE, red head, Adamson 222, Rockmart. Kathryn Hackney — Everybody loves her, Dr. I. Q. , Loves Ice Cream. VrviAN Hall — Fire ball from Villa Rica, saxa- phone, LOUIE???. WELLS???. Louise Hendrix — EDITOR, Campus Leader, Zeta Sig., Dramatics, Weesie, Best all around, Gladys Hinchcliffe — VAN, Stardust, Campus cutie, Manchester, Sturgis ' s secretary. Frances Hodgson — NEAL, PRESS FORUM, Adamson 202, Hartwell, Gert ' s rooinie. Earl Hucgins— NAVY, Physique, Bass, TILLERY ?????, Day student. Rebecca Hunt— I love Redheads , MARK, Bas- ketball, Campus DOLL, Watch that tooth- paste ! ! . Naomi Jackson — ALTON, Jackie , I hardly ever worry about that , Meg ' s roomie, cute. Edward Johnson— PAT???, AILENE???, Heart breaker. Student Body Pres., Atlanta. James Jones — A CARDEN fan. Merchant Marines, Emory, The VOICE, Metter. Mildred King-— Quiet, Studious, One of the quar- tet from Rooms 116 and 102. 82 THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS Oliver Lindsey— WONDERFUL VOICE, Amor, good sport, Metropolitan ' s future. La Grange. Ruth Longing— Dining Hall, The following meet in the back of the dining hall , sweet. Ann Lunsford— Mrs. Copeland ' s protege. Prince, Basketball. Good looking figger. Patricia McCready— HENRY, Henry Grady, West Georgian, Band, Duluth. Doris McKinney — Music, Miss Woodruff ' s pro- tege, B. S. U. Pres., Adamson 203. Bowman. Margaret Martin — Which Marvin? ' , Loves Redheads???, V.R.A. Pres., 18 miles from Athens. Ray Miller— Brave, Quiet, Humanites, DORIS??, Dallas. Harriette Morgan— HEWLETT, Mandevlle 213, Lynnette ' s roomie, Fayeteville. Myldred Mull— DUDDY, Bessie Tift, basketball, Aragon. Lanelle Nations— RILEY, May Court, Acworth. Jenny Ruth Nixon— DENSON???, HOCKEY, Basketball, Referee. Helen Owings— WHEELER, P. 0., Blonde Blitz, Dean ' s List, Pretty eyes and hair. Gore. Georgia Peacock— JACK— Few-e-ous , NAVY, half the pod, Thomaston, Dancer. Gloria Peacock — MURPHY— NAVY BLUES, other half, Dancing Princess, Thomaston. Julia Phillips— Cute Gal! P. 0., Timekeeper. Kathryn Potts — Basketball, Sports Editor. Sylvia Price— Sailor????, Jive-kid, Beauty. Truett Putnam — Miller? — Wolf — Malcolm? Mary Reed— CHAN, Won ' t he ever get here? , Musician. Opal Rogers — Athletic, town student, My brother Paul . Parrie Rogers— Pop-Overs , Opal and Paul ' s sister. Charlotte Seigler — Bowman, Doris ' s Roomie, Good waitress. Lynette Sharp— The Brain , Early to bed. . . , Coot, Dean ' s Lister. Mary Grace Sherill— Choir, Beautiful tresses, Tallapoosa. Anna Jane Smith-DONALD??, JAMES??, sec- retary to dieticans. Trent Stout— Atlanta, all out for fun, good sport. Betty Strawn— Red, Basketball, ' tilda n ' Nita ' s roomie. JOLLIE Terrill— Mrs. , J. F., Roopville, Basket- ball varsity. Barbara Trundle— DAVIE??, MURPHY-, Straw- berry blonde. Betty Upshaw— DUDLY, long tresses, exotic, ref- eree, Most beautiful. Doris Walker — Commercial, town student. Mary Edna Weaver— Duck, Ain ' t got a dime to my name,. ' Sister Lucy. Matilda West— Tilda, lanky, plenty all right. Paul Williams— NAVY, Carol, Bus chauffeur. J. C. Williamson— M. I., chauffeur, Are there any more milk? Martha Wilson— Assistant Ed. of West Georgian, sweet n quiet. Frances Winn— Franchetta, Windy, SEWELL. Watch your calories, girl! Joanne Ward— DON, Basketball, good looking, my brother Don . Grace Wright— DICK, click! click! , sweet. Evelyn Yoe— MIKE, Beby , Hackney ' s roomie, Cedartown, beautiful eyes. Maggie Pearl Botts— ENGAGED! !!!! !, Genola Tech ' s sweetheart. 83 WHEN IN ROME TRADE WITH US SHORTER AVENUE SUPER MARKET MEAT : GROCERIES ; PRODUCE J. W. Conn, Proprietor 708 Shorter Avenue Dial 3777 Largest Independent Grocery in North Georgia ROME GEORGIA „._ + 84 1 „„ „ „„ ,„ l„ „,{, For the PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Between Classes DRINK... (pm REQ.U. S.PAT.OFP- CARROLLTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. A. W. Ford, Manager CARROLLTON GEORGIA I ! 1 -+ 1 REUBEN ' S DEPARTMENT 1 STORE I Reuben Weiss, Proprietor j CARROLLTON GEORGIA Compliments of . . . SUZANNE BEAUTY SHOP Experienced Operator Phone 5452 CARROLLTON : GEORGIA ,,, „„ „„ „„ „„ „„ „„ „„ „„ „„ ,„■  •)• C. M. TANNER GROCERY COMPANY CARROLTION GEORGIA 85 I MARTIN FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE : FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone 38 14 West Center Street CARROLLTON • GEORCIA AGENCY 404 FAMILY FUND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I Compliments of . . . W. W. MAC COMPANY SCTOSl.OOSTORE CARROLLTON GEORGIA .+ +. THE GLOBE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES HATS, LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR CARROLLTON GEORGIA ■ + 1 Compliments of . . . 1 i 1 TRADE AT THE DRAUGHON SCHOOL ! THE HUB OF COMMERCE Eiianger Bldg. : 579 Peachtree St., N. E. • ATLANTA : GEORGIA 1 ! 4 if- CARROLLTON : GEORGIA .,,+ KYTLE-AYCOCK I FUNERAL HOME 1 COMPLIMENTS - - ...OF ... • DAD ' S PIE SHOP i 102 Newnan Street 1 Phone 323 i • • 1 BREMEN GEORGIA CARROLLTON : GEORGIA - t 1 1 -.+  ■ 87 , + FINER THAN WEST GEORGIA ' S FINEST CRAPE MYRTLE HOTEL Phone 127 CARROLLTON GEORGIA + _„„ „„ — „„ „ — ,„_„„_„„_„„_„,, — „_„„_„„_„„_, MARBLE GRANITE MOUNMENTS Since 1894 CARROLLTON MARBLE WORKS Phone 768 CARROLLTON GEORGIA .. , I DANIAL HAT SHOPPE Next to Carroll Theatre Latest Styles in Hats Phone 228-J I CARROLLTON I GEORGIA MOORE AND CLEIN Latest Styles in Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear 11 Alabama Street CARROLLTON : GEORGIA l| tl — nil—- nil— -iiii— nil— III .«+ 4.. WILEY CREEL JEWELER CARROLLTON GEORGIA Compliments DR. L. J. BROCK DENTIST People ' s Bank Building CARROLLTON ■ GEORGIA .,+ «■ +.„„ n , FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE VARSITY SHOP GARROLLTON JEWEL ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Experienced Operators 7 Bradley Street Phone 81 GEORGIA , , 4. , 4. — , 1 [ CARROLLTON 1 GEORGIA .a , Compliments of . . . MCGEE ' S BAKERY ON THE SQUARE .+ 4.,, , _,4. JONES DRUG COMPANY C. B. Jones C. 0. Carter Frescription Druggists Walter New Louise Eley Helen Hollingswortii CARROLLTON GEORGIA 89 MANDEVILLE MILLS CARROLLTON GEORGIA GEARED TO MEET YOUR YARN NEEDS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW SGHOOLFIELD GO ., 420 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK ' ■■ + - ..+ +■ For Everything You Will Ever Need GoTo ... BRUCE CUMBIE GROGERIES : SHOES : FLOUR FARM SUPPLIES : PAINTS BIGYCLES : FEED : FURNITURE LITTLE GEM BARBER SHOP FOR SERVICE 12 2 Newnan Sttreet GARROLLTON : GEORGIA . + +„. .„+ ,.- EMPIRE 5-10-25 STORE GARROLLTON and VILLA RIGA West Georgia Students Always Welcome MERRELLAND COMPANY LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR SHOES GARROLLTON GEORGIA 90 p. N . HUFF — ' ' — OPTICAL COMPANY ITS ALL IN THE EXAMINATION 10 NEWNAN f STREET CARROLLTON, GEORGIA I GEORGIA POWER COMPANY James H. Griffin Relva Cole Gwyn Toney Virginia Ramsey H. L. RiNN Adele Williams Margaret Rennett A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE COMPLIMENTS $AFE COMFORTABLE MOTOR COACH TRANSPORTATION CARROLLTON GEORGIA 91 -, i NEWTON HARDWARE COMPANY FARM IMPLEMENTS : BUILDING MATERIAL and FURNITURE Paints, Oils and Varnishes Auto Tires and Accessories Charles B. Newton BUCHANAN, GEORCIA . TALLAPOOSA, GEORGIA DRINK... ROYAL CROWN COLA Best hy Taste-Test NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY i:arrollton • Georgia • 4. +- I I I DOUGLAS 1 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Philco 28 Rome Street Phone 737 CARROLLTON : GEORGIA Compliments CARROLL PURCHASING COMPANY John A. Mandeville, Mgr. .1,+ •{• . 92 • : 4: ; . ;-. 4. FRANK T. THOMASSON Printers and Publishcri ALL FORMS OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING Telephone 765 ALABAMA STREET CARROLLTON, GEORGIA BONNER ' S GROCERY FANCY CROC ERIES Meats : Flour : Feed We Deliver 16 Newnan St. and 36 Alabama St. Phone 678 I iin ifM ..I. mi 11,1 mi .11. mi mi 1111 im mi 111 mi mi 1111 1111 m, mi mi mi mi ,„, m, m, mi m: m: ,m mi m, mi «« m mi m4« — — mi — 1111- — 1111— iin 1111 mi m«p • t • •■■ Compliments CARROLL TRADING CO. CARROLL REALTY INSURANCE COMPANY t ' anry (groceries and Choice Meats CARROLLTON : GEORGIA 4. 1 •I 4 i 93 II. R. Cole, Manager CARROLLTON : GEORGIA 1 4. l„l ,l„ ,„, l„l l„l „l, l„l ll„ ,111 „„ „ COMPLIMENTS ...OF ... CARROLL . . . and . . . ARCADE THEATRES I SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY Parts for All Makes Cars and Trucks - , 40 Newnan Street CARROLLTON 4.,, GEORGIA .,,4. GRIFFIN -NEW PHARMACY YOUR CORNER DRUG STORE Phone 77 ' CARROLLTON • GEORGIA 94 • t f ' ..4. I I I FOLSOM ' S DRESS SHOPPE Exclusive Ladies Ready -to-W ear I CARROLLTON GEORGIA T 4... JACKSON SEED STORE Field and Garden Seed Seed that Succeed 7 Newnan Street Garrollton, Ga. I .«4. I I 4. - ...f +... CARROLLTON DRUG CO. A RELIABLE PHARMACY • Phone 80 Located Opposite Carroll Theatre CARROLLTON : GEORGL THE FARMERS STORE GROCERIES . . . and . . . HARDWARE CARROLLTON GEORGIA .„+ .. W. C. CANTRELL Distributor GULF OIL PRODUCTS Gulf Pride Motor Oil Gulf No-Nox Gasoline .,,4. .,4. CARROLLTON GEORGIA J. FROM MICHIGAN TO FLORIDA . . . LOVVORN COTTAGES Highway 27 — fietween Garrollton and Bremen 4. — , , , , 95 I I SPECIAL CDLLEnr ! V!NE SULLIVAN INGRAM LIBRARY ..EST GEORGIA COLLEGE CARROLLTON, GEORGIA ;,;...wwni.r Trp.™j7 ' !.- ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' VI ' -f ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' - T i ' V- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -ji ' : y- ■ • ' ■■ :