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

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BRASS Big people need big instru- ments . . . That ' s the reason we call the Juniors BRASS . . . Practice Teachers work at Oak Mountain. u N D H S Dignified, confident, and yet ever seeking to learn more — — this certainly represents the Juniors. They spend most of their time practice teaching at Sand Hill and Oak Mountain elementary schools. The Juniors are absent from the campus most of the time, and don ' t have the opportunity to become too active in clubs and organizations. However, they portray that portion of our student body which is striving forward and gradually learning to stand alone. We feel that our Juniors are the means whereby the results of the teachings of West Georgia College are brought into direct contact with others. VIRGINIA DANIEL Mo ' ena, Gn. MARY HOUSCH Summerville, Ga. LIBBY JO LITTLE Cedartcwn, Ga. DURWARD PATTERSON Carrolltoii, Ga.

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MRS. MAUDE ABBOTT Hostess of Mandevillc Hill MRS. MABLE RADCLIFF Bookkeeper MRS. SHELTON HAY Cashier QUINTON PRINCE M.A. Principal of Sand Hill, a co- operating school Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Abbott are the managers of our West Georgia College Store. The beginning of a new day. Mr. Acklen, comptroller, and Mrs. Radcliff are checking over the finances of the Chieftain. Mrs. Hay must be adding college fees. Surely it ' s not time to pay fees again!

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MMti EVELYN RUDD Rome, Ga. MAE SHIPP Canton, Ga. WINFORD SPRUILL Boivdon, Ga. NOT PICTURED WHEELER BRYAN JOHN GREENWOOD LEON HUCKEBA RALPH MAXWELL RALPH MAXWELL JUNIORS Punch line at the Homecoming dance.