Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)
- Class of 1935
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W, A GEIEETIING TO P I N E N E When the l935 PlNE QQNE comes from the press, the tirst thing yrini will do will be to thumb through the lrriihlry jgrmfgd pdg-ZS until you COITWQ to yiur rynfr pic- ture. There you will pause tor som-3 time -to be sure that your name is spelled properly, that your home town is listed correctly, that the editors have set down atter your name all ot the various clubs and organizations to which you belong. It your likeness tlatters you just a little, it your biography is accurate and complete,-then, tor the moment cer- tainly, the PINE CQNE tor l935 is the tinest annual you have ever seen! This conviction will grow on you as you turn through the pages. The theme song ot this year's an- nual is that your years in college are the happiest ones in your lite. Perhaps it is hard tor you to believe this. What with going to school all day, standing com- prehensive examinations, submitting to dormitory restrictions-how can days spent in such tashion be the happiest ones in your lite? DR FRANK R READE ' All ot you have enjoyed this or that Executive-Dean in the past. All ot you, in a dreamy sort ot way, hope that you will be happy in the tuture. The trick ot it is to enjoy every minute ot every day-now! Much ot your time is tilled with intellectual activity. Make the most of it. Enjoy it. Be happy in it. Believe, with the late Justice l-lolmes, that you have not earned the right to intellectual ambition until you have learned to lay your course by a star which you have never seen, until you have dug by a divining rod for springs that you may never reach. And say to yourselves again and again that it these are not the happiest years surely they are the years ot fullest opportunity. Wrest from them the key that will open the doors ot happiness tor you. Through those doors and beyond those doors lies lite. The opportunity to make it a richer and a more abundant lite is yours,-now. And some day,-years and years from now,-you will again take up the PINE CONE tor 1935. Just as the taint odor ot jessamine or ot wild grape recalls the past,-just as the memory ot music tled stirs your heartstrings,-so this book will one day bring back to you the friendships, the loyalties, the little defeats and victories ot your college days that will have broadened g out into those latter years as an expression, satisfying and abiding, ot the zest ot lite. O Page I7 Y J n ,. j lui ' 2 ,IT U W ,rf 'gui-...V -5' g, fox -lfgnb l-I1 1? 4 - Y X 44 'AVN xi-3, L..-NIA, i Y' . -- 1- Hrppij. .lists .. V ' X '15 iw-tr sri: ij: r . . , , .cj rig!! - Y.. 6 j E X li '. 'lx .- 1' 'r V I 1 ', ri'--f. - A i. r' V ir ff ' Fig, j. 45, y W r - EP gms. ,K Z lair'-4 4 ,U,iwL.. ANNIE POWE HOPPER, Dean ot Women. B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers: A.M., Columbia University: Teachers College Diploma as Adviser ot Women and Girls. SARAH JANIE BUSH, Professor ot Latin. A.B., Uni- versity ot Georgia: A.M., University of North Carolina: Diploma, College ot Classical Studies, Rome, Italy. FRANCES RUTH CARPENTER, Professor of Art. Bach- gs... mm im1:?, arm 'Wim 'Q First row: ANNIE POWE HOPPER, SARAH JANIE BUSH, FRANCES RUTH CARPENTER, DAISY DANIEL . . . Second row: JOSEPH AUSTIN DURRENBERGER, MARIAN E. FARBAR, GERTRUDE CORDELIA GILMER JOSEPH ,AUSTIN DURRENBERGER, Professor of His- tory and Social Sciences. A.B., Southwestern Uni versity: A.M., Columbia University: Ph.D., Ibid. MARIAN E. FARBAR, Director ot Health Service. M.D., Medical College, University ot Illinois. GERTRUDE CORDELIA GILMER, Professor ot English B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers: A.M. elor's Diploma and B.S., Teachers College, Colum- Ibid. bia University: A.M., Ibid. DAISY DANIEL, Professor of Home Economics and M05 Director ot Boarding Department. B.S., Georgia ' 6'V-'r-- i State College for Women. .1 ' In 1 ,, ff .1 'r- 'Q X 2 , xv' t .. l N -A, Q , V., 4- .V T:4.yE.::!?:' Y QM X -' , X V S '.Et5f,.b:1g4? I K , y . x. -R i ' , - y 1 3 -. 'A I Pa3el8 ff? ,,f T inn' I J.. iv' First low: HAROLD STRONG GUL- LlVER, MARGARET HALL, LENA JAMES HAWKS, LEONORA IVEY ,,-f- ' . . . Second row: ELIZABETH Mc- REE, FRANCES B. PARDEE, EARL W. PHELAN Q ML A HAROLD STRONG GULLIVER, Professor ot English. B.A., Yale University: A.M., Columbia University: Ph.D., Yale University. MARGARET HALL, Instructor in German. Student at the Hilda Schule, Coblenz, Germany: A.B., Emory University: A.M., Ohio State University. LENA JAMES HAWKS, Professor of Mathematics and Physics. A.B., Goucher College: A.M., Van- derbilt University: Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins Uni- versity. .. . -.- .-r n 0 -Q-U7 5 ...uw --'- ,,.,,,,, . -px LJ,-'il'- r - --U hw iw M if' .flik L T Y LEONORA IVEY, Professor of Physical Education. Graduate Sargent School tor Physical Education: B.S., Georgia State College tor Women: M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. ELIZABETH McREE, Instructor in Physical Education. A.B., Georgia State Womans College. FRANCES B. PARDEE, Teacher ot Violin. Graduate Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: Pupil ot Sevcik in Vienna, and ot Robert Perutz and Julian Pulilcow- ski, Cincinnati Conservatory. 411 S x LJ? EARL W. PHELAN, Professor ot Chemistry. B.Chem., g N Cornell University: Ph.D., Ibid. C' F 1 ll 4 H --- 9 I4 Q x -hi A jill r ' f' . T' 4, - sf J R i Page I9 QW-5 I'!'x lg I ,450 lbw. MILDRED McCLELLAN PRICE, Professor of History. A.B., Georgia State Womans College: A. M., Columbia University. HAROLD H. PUNKE, Professor ot Education. B.S., University ot Illinois: M.S., lbid: Ph.D., University ot Chicago. LOUISE ANNE SAWYER, Professor of Vocal Expres- sion. Graduate, Columbia College ot Expression: B.S., School ot Speech, Northwestern University. JAMES R. STOKES Protessor of Biolo . B.S. Uni I I T versity ot Georgia: M.S., University of Wisconsin. ALIMAE TEMPLE, Instructor in Music. A.B., Salem College: B.M., Ibid: graduate student George Pea- body College tor Teachers, and Teachers College, Columbia University: pupil ot lsadore and Harold Luclcstone and of Mrs. C. Dyas Standish, New York City. fn fv- First row: MILDRED McCLELLAN PRICE, HAROLD H. PUNKE, LOUISE ANNE SAWYER, JAMES R. STOKES . . . Second row: ALI- MAE TEMPLE, HONORIA SAPELO TREANOR, GLADYS E. WARREN A . HONORIA SAPELO TREANOR, Professor ot French. A.B., University ot Georgia: student at the Sor- bonne, Paris, France: A.M., University ot Georgia. GLADYS E. WARREN, Professor of Music and Director of the Department. B.M., Lalce Erie College: grad- uate, New England Conservatory ot Music: M.A., Iowa State University: pupil ot Carl Beecher,North- western University: of Ernest Hutcheson, New York City: ot Lee Pattison, Chicago: ot Tobias Matthay, Matthay School ot Pianotorte, London, England: of Arthur Alexander, Royal College of Music, Lon- don, England: and of Ashley Pettis, Eastman School ot Music, Rochester, Y. 6. .-., ' flop i:N f' .' 3 r , ' 5 ' it . X ' 3... '4...a-0-vit..- rf if I '- il S-vt fa' . I -- i , ,l Gff. V y I PIA' I cr ' I sg... 1 I 1 . , f P ,zo age f I 1 ,. :Q iT3nK lb Gs., fw- L, l Q.- '11- ' L fi-fir-sg was A f ,H 1 F First row: IVA CHANDLER, EVELYN DEARISO, J. R, DUSENBURY, MILDRED LARSEN . . . Second row: LILLIAN PATTERSON, CARO- ' LINE PARRISH THOMAS, MRS. E. 4, 'qs' Irs Yfifw H. BECK. Munn- IVA CHANDLER, Assistant Dean of Women. A.B., MILDRED LARSEN, Assistant to the Treasurer. A.B., Georgia State Womans College. Georgia State Womans College. EVELYN DEARISO, Librarian. ' A.B., Georgia State LILLIAN PATTERSON, Assistant Librarian. A.B., Geor- Womans Collegeg B.L.S., Emory University. gia State Womans College. J. R. DUSENBURY, Treasurer and Purchasing Agent. CAROLINE PARRISH THOMAS, Secretary and Re- ' corder. A.B., Georgia State Womans College. ,ggL.:1--Y... .. ji:-xx' T' ' MRS. E. H. BECK,.Assistant Dietitian. iff- 'JE I X Y 'illlnnwvvw in sun!!!-N if , E3 !??: ,5..f,4 Stl' ,, X w, xx Page2l l ' F 1 , 18 , J M ,L 4 G Q L. I ' 1 x. if J :-6 . ,.. 5 4 -vm N. X Xxx-X +1543 1' lv.-0 ,jgx 1 1 2 fl ' vi 1 I I k 39 , Q? :Q F G' 5 i 514: ,QQ I ff. Vo' I' x f' ' ,. .U ' -Ha -6- yfhixe V' A WW 'faQ4i? u us,-it ' . i -1.346 L. Us I 3 5,5 bn ' . , 1 x 915 4'g? 4v5 wh 4'- . - I , sf Q M J ,ss 1 . f ' X if J QF-,fy l . 4 1 ,I' If .. I efh. , fl fu 'M lm' V 'E me FJ M. X ws- IVV Wy, rg 1' U , L .. '4 Bmw, J -Q 1 ,gifs 'H+- .Qf M' . l, . lr r',:'1 x r' 'ry' Xl . fi S? - f'fl, X '15 ' .J . . 1 xg 'jsygmg , - .. : . 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X' ik ' Q 1- ' 1' . . . .. 1 1 if ' ,Xf1.f..LyY'C Jwfif FY! GS? ' .. mix.-1 2, 'Tx -. px il ' ...Q ffpitv . A J ' Y , . N47 I if M553 W dx . -1 - A V. f ,JT fl: . if at., n Q' rn J 1 , dn N19 ,h .fy A if' Xu W f -- , '. ' V-k ,. . ' I JH , is df n ' 4 ,, A..-,.. HE ,v 4, 4'r .' h ,Q '- I , 'J ,. J N x A Qfevl, ' wx W, A K ,X ifxzqlf. Q . Q.fg,if'?4-.9 S E ti I O R S VIRGINIA SI-IEPPARD Savannah, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club II, 2, 3l: Science Club I2l: Glee Club ill: International Relations Club II, 2, 3l: I-lonors I3l Secretary ot Sophomore Class: Treasurer and Secretary ot Junior Class: President ot Senior Class. Blue-eyed Virginia, despite the tact that it might seem trite, has always reminded us ot a Dresden China figure. She has that fragile quali- ty about her. She has been the capable Presi- dent ot the Seniors this year, managing tea- dances, open-houses and benefit bridges with the same charm and graciousness. All ot which goes tar toward showing why Virginia was voted the most attractive of the Seniors this year. LOUISE AMBOS Savannah, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Kappa Athletic Club ll, 2, 3,l: Glee Club I2l: Philharmonic Club II, 2, 4I: Science Club l3l: Ar- gonian Literary Society l3l: International Relations Club I3, 4l: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet I2, 3l: PINE BRANCH Statf l3l: Business Manager ot PINE CONE l4l: I-Ionors II, 2l: G. S. W. C. Emblem To hear her talk you would think Louise was just a home girl , but you should see her at a dance! You'd know positively she was a social butter-tly until you saw her in the library studying. That sight would be enough to convince anyone that Louise was one ot the intelligentsia. And the way she manages the business end of the PINE CONE leads us to believe that after all she was meant to be a business woman. The only thing that we can be sure ot is that Louise is a girl of unusual charm-the rest must continue to de- pend on the moment. ,.fiI'X. L. c F x U . 4, Mi y , . 9 l'j,.' Y' ' 'n - , ,,,, A I 'TCT T it 'Tri' f ' rf' -TQ ' '73 I , f 4 l IQ ii .Wil J 'r ' 'F Page 24 in fl' 'ki ' , , 11, 5 42'ff'.2wm1- 'g na, ' 1 GERALDINE ARRINGTON Ellaville, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH Transfer from G. S. C. 1l, 21: Student Government Association 13, 41: Y. W. C. A. 13, 41: Phi Lambda Athletic Club 13, 41: Argonian Literary Society 131: Vice-President Literary Society 131: Glee Club 131: English Club 13, 41. We first knew Gerry after her transfer two years ago as Frances Arrington's sister, but that was only for the first few days. It didn't take her long to establish herself as a separate individual with a personality quite as likable as her sister's. One thing they hold in common is the talent for dra- matics, but Gerry neglected to try out for Sock and Buskin Club, and so had to confine her acting to the Play Production class. Collecting bunny coats wouldn't be bad as a hobby, either. 'iffy Q J' f5s.1K 4-' 5.2 11,1 A Ly, W S E N I O R S ELEANOR BAILEY Douglas, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH Transfer from S. G. S. C. 1I, 21: Student Govern- ment Association 13, 41: Y. W. C. A. 13, 41: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 13, 41: Phi Lambda Athletic Club 131: Glee Club 13, 41: Treasurer, Glee Club 141: Ar- gonian Literary Society 131: Entre Nous 131: English CMbU,H:WNECONESmH1M. Eleanor is that rarest of rare persons, the pos- sessor of a sympathetic nature who is never bothered with the cares of others because they like her too much to trouble her. Since her ar- rival two years ago she has made such a place for herself that we wonder why we didn't miss her before she came. Just being around her gives one a deep and abiding sense of the rightness of things, and it is fitting that she should have been voted the best all round senior, embodying as she does all those qualities which we should like to see in Miss G. S. W. C. fic 'X M- I fghj. i, 'f'f5 Page 25 S N I O R S ..1 -L CAROLYN BRIM Brinson, Georgia A.B. FRENCH Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet l2l: Council Representative ANITA BRADLEY Waycross, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Argonian Literary Society ll, 2, 313 Phi Kappa Athletic Club ll, 2, 3l: Science Club t2, 3l. Nita is one of those few, but extremely fortu- nate people who have learned that nothing is ever quite as bad as it looks at first glance. She takes everything with a smile, and the best thing is that her philosophical outlook is not assumed, but is an inseparable part of her character. Always a good scout, Nita has never been known to be other than good natured, friendly, and likable. l2l: Phi Lambda Athletic Club ll, 2, 3l: Argonian Literary Society ll, Zl: I-lonors ll, 3l: Entre Nous l3, 4lg Vice-President Entre Nous l3lg President Entre Nous l4l: G. S. W. C. Emblem l4lg PINE CONE Staff Who said Carolyn looked like Queen Elizabeth in that wine colored dress with the stand-up col- lar? Never having seen l-ler Majesty, we hesitate to give our opinion, but we will say that Carolyn has a stately air about her which we think es- pecially befitting her status as a senior. That air is calculated to strike terror to the heart of any lowly freshman not fortunate enough to know her for the kind and sympathetic person she is. Never will we forget Carolyn's inspired interpretation of the Statue of Liberty in the play that Entre Nous produced this year, nor will we ever cease to envy her French accent. CT? K., 'W A ia - fi' M 7: N Ci' iz, YT J i ' 15 gg'-1 r r 1, kj XY 3' 4 lE S . if .' , l 1 J X It 1 A . -. A - , ,.f:fw- 1' . f . ' 1. I. 1 no . r -.L.,,',. , I 79 . 'Ny ii' ' 'Vai H -, . ' QV' A 'Q u i 5 I .P-fy , -i - 4' 1' - 'V -i' '. A '- . - ' Vu A '--. ' .Y -I , ' ' 1. 'f 'A A .' i, ' -A '- D Q. Pe e 26 A 1 AVRYLEA BURCH Valdosta, Georgia A.B. MUSIC Student Government Association: Phi Kappa Ath- letic Association: Fine Arts Club: Glee Club. Avrylea is the young lady you've seen most frequently in the chemistry laboratory brewing mysterious concoctions over Bunsen burners, and discovering with an air of perfect composure just what happens when nucleoproteins are hydro- lyzed. She has an inquisitive mind which keeps her busy discovering the whys and wherefores of everything she comes in contact with, so it is only occasionally that she can salvage a moment from her pursuit of knowledge and devote it to the arts. The particular branch of the arts for which she has a flair is music, and she plays the piano excellently. Perseverance is her watchword: she can talce any- thing Fate has to otfer without a sign of being disheartened. 'ff 'Y is .. 'x .f C3 S E N T O R S HELEN MOODY CARTER Valdosta, Georgia A.B. BIOLOGY Student Government Association: Valdosta Club: Science Club ll, 2, 3l: Math-Science Club l4l: Phi Kappa Athletic Club. The younger Carter has followed closely in the footsteps of her illustrious sister, being the biolo- gist of the senior class. To see her gazing intently into a microscope, you'd think she was watching a full dress parade at West Point or a scene from the current Gable-Crawford hit, instead of the pri- vate life of an amoeba. Biology seems to be an innate tendency of the Carters. 'X g- lc ..,' ' sf ',. I -rf. 1 ... f ' I l I ' I Page 27 S E N I O R S JUDY COCHRAN Camilla, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet l2, 3lg Council Representative l3lg Phi Kappa Athletic Club ll, 2, 31: Argonian Lit- erary Society ll, 2lg Philharmonic Club ll, 213 Sec- retary-Treasurer, Philharmonic Club l2l: PINE BRANCH Statl l2l: Numerals l2lg G. S. W. C. Emblem l2lg English Club l3, 4-lg Glee Club ll, 2, 3, 4lg President, Glee Club Orchids to Judy tor achieving at one and the same time poised sophistication and unattected simplicity. How she does it, we can't tell, but there it is-see tor yourself. As President ot the Glee Club Judy has had an opportunity to exercise that etticiency which makes her such a competent assistant to Miss Hopper. A sad thing, really, that atter keeping oltice all atternoon in Ashley, she must live next door to the telephone at the Senior House. Ql 'Mg ni- E it GRACE LAH EY CORN Valdosta, Georgia A.B. BIOLOGY Student Government Association: Phi Kappa Ath- letic Club ll, 2, 3l: Science Club ll, 2, 3l: Math- Science Club l4l: Sock and Buskin Club l2, 3, 4l: Sock and Buskin Club Play l2l: Euclidian Club l2lg Valdosta Club: Honors l2, 3l. She may be Mrs. Corn to some people, but we used to know her when . A very attractive girl she was, too, and so versatile that she was equally at home as Alice in the mad tea party, a middle aged sheritt in TRIFLES, or Helen Claire's bashtul beau on a bicycle built tor two. Nor do her ac- complishments end here-she knew how to cook even before she was married. That probably in- terested Mr. Corn more than her dramatic ability, or her triumphs as a devotee of the dance. ,. ffI N, C C C' t. ., . ff . 'ialyy A, ,..i '39 ,fy cf, . iw i a sa- . 7 N r Y? . J - -' i 14 N ' it Page 28 44 t A-157 i L . I i i -S .ar-'fx X i - 3' RUTH ELLIS Savannah, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet l3l: Phi Kappa Athletic Club: Argonian Literary Society II, 2, 31: Glee Club II, 3, 4l: International Relations Club IZ, 3, 4l: Science Club ll, 2, 3l: Secretary Argonian Literary Society l3l: PINE BRANCH Statt l3l: Honors I3l: S. G. A. Emblem IZI: Athletic Numerals IZI: Let- ter Have you ever heard ot Harold? It you don't know the co-manager ot the Country Store very well, perhaps you have missed hearing about him, but according to Our Ruth he's the best one and she ought to know. lt's not every girl who can keep HIM in hand while she casually gets a de- gree, but Ruth has it down to a tine art. Perhaps the secret ot her success lies in her lovely not- quite-red hair, but we'd like to wager that her sweet disposition comes in tor quite a share ot his admiration. nfl fi., 'fi ia., l A' : A . ,Q LLJTEB , rl- ..-P-9' ' Ml lsEN1oRs EMILY FLUKER Quitman, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet IZI: Phi Lambda Athletic Club ll, 2, 3l: Science Club Ill: Argonian Literary Society Ill: PINE BRANCH Statf IQ, 3l: Interna- tional Relations Club l2, 3, 4l: Honors IZ, 3, 4l. It began in the first grade, when a red-headed boy thought that Tuker was a better name than Fluker, and ever since then Fluker has been not Fluker, but Tuker , it you follow us. There was a time when Tuker was going to be a doctor, but she changed her mind. And there was a time when she wrote poetry which was duly published and greatly admired. But she changed her mind again. Woman's privilege you know. The last time we've heard about, she showed signs ot de- veloping into a feminine Winchell. Obviously you never can tell. ,C - -, - ls K . gg- is-JD' l.-wx,f,:1 ge 29 S E Ii N- I O R S HENRY KATE GARDNER Camilla, Georgia A.B. VOCAL EXPRESSION Transter trom University ot Miami Ill: Student Government Association: President, Student Government Association l4l: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet I3, 4l: G. S. W. C. Emblem l3I: Argonian Literary So- ciety l2, 3l: Soclc and Buskin Club IZ, 3, 4I: Council l4l: PINE BRANCH Statt IZI: Honors IZ, 3, 4-I: Soclc and Buslcin Play IZ, 4l. Our Student Government President is thrice blessed, possessing as she does an innate love tor poetry and drama, an immense capacity tor friendship, and the desire plus the ability to do her job well, whatever it may be. Somehow one al- ways teels that Henry Kate can be depended on whether the occasion is an important S. G. A. Conference, Soclc and Buslcin rehearsal, or a basket- ball game. And according to the other members ot the 350 dancing class Henri can blow im- aginary soap bubbles with the best ot 'em. it. MAJORIE GROOVER Ouitman, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club: Argonian Literary So- ciety ll, 2, 3l: International Relations Club l2, 3, 4l: President, International Relations Club l4I: Honors l3l: PINE CONE Statl This year under the expert leadership ot Mar- jorie the I. R. C. has more than upheld its reputa- tion tor being one ot the most active clubs on the campus. Second, ot course, to history in the at- tections ot Majorie, are the tea dances, and it is seldom that she misses one. It we ever thought we looked as stunning in a tea dress as she does, we'd make a point ot attending all ot them too. Only one word is necessary to describe her- svelte. ,FTN CCC K. ., af . sta... I. 1 ,F . f A ' I . V., E- r I Y mr 9? .5 C l iff., J .jf C V f 'Ii' fl' I I vii -- ,I I, his? Page 30 -in . C 5 1'T7'i4 ' ' , fs, ,gf:,5f5.1.Q,Y.:gfFf' 1 x 3-S024 ,Q 5, k ...h! Sit:-'..,' Rea LUCY HAMMOND Griffin, Georgia A.B. FRENCH Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club ll, 2, 3l: Glee Club l2, 3, 4l: Secretary Glee Club l4l: Argonian Literary Society ll, 2, 3l3 Science Club l2, 3l: Entre Nous l3, 4lg Parliamentarian Entre Nous Lucy has the sort ot hair that makes one want to go out and get some just like it. We've known her tor tour years now, and not once during that time can we remember seeing a single hair out ot place. That must be a record. Another thing we especially admire about Lucy is her voice- we have a weakness tor contraltos. - Ad. x 'A I. S E N I O R .QN- DOROTHY JOHNSON Naylor, Georgia A.B. FRENCH Student Government Association: Argonian Lit- erary Society l2lg Valdosta Club ll, 2,313 Phi Kap- pa Athletic Club ll, 2, 3lg Entre Nous Dorothy is taking an A. B. at such a tender age that she practically amounts to an intant prodigy, but she is so utterly unpretentious that many ot us probably don't realize it. She taces exams and staggering assignments with an unconcern that is little short ot magnificent, and makes the grade with apparently ettortless ease which keeps us bat- tled. Dorothy is more than witty--she's humor- ous, and it's tun to sit next to her in class. l-ler humor is subtle and consequently doesn't register on many, but those who get it love it. R C7 1.1 y A gl LC A --' - J -f ' 8.1 'H' .' 17' I . 41 .' - ' ' I I g , r Mi Page 3l S E it-I I O R S 'UN NOELLENE JOHNSON Valdosta, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Valdosta Club: Sororian Literary Society l2, 3j: International Re- lations Club l3, 4j: Phi Lambda Athletic Club l3, 4j: Athletic Numerals Noellene, the eldest ot the dancing Johnsons, has the admirable quality ot always seeming to have a good time. Her naturally curly hair in- variably looks like an advertisement tor a beauty parlor, and the humor ot it lies in the tact that she does it herself with a poke here and a squeeze there. Noellene is not only a history major, she's a history tan. She can read references in the X MARIE JOINER Albany, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club l3, 4j: Sororian Literary Society l3j: English Club l4j: Campus Canopy Statt l4j: Transter trom Shorter It Marie had been a boy instead ot the attrac- tive girl she is, she probably would have joined the Marines,-she likes to travel, and no matter what the situation, she always has it in hand. She is one ot the most accommodating people we know, and she does tavors tor treshmen or taculty alike without the .slightest hesitation. According to her, she doesn't comprend very readily, but no one else seems to notice that ditticulty, so we suspect it is a personal prejudice. fn.,-xi .f Rf ' t' twinkling ot an eye, and actually likes it! and that's C gc the worst we know about her. Q ' N f is gf. . 'S j f I -XS: I V1 iii--' V K. iff bits, r ff f ' V, fi 4' .1 EA-JH l .' aft' g Page 32 i VIRGINIA KIRKLAND Metter, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Argonian Literary Society ll, Zlg Phi Kappa Ath- letic Club ll, 2, 3lg Science Club IZ, 3lg PINE CONE Staff There was once a time when Virginia was one of the brightest of the stars which shone in the Play Production class. She did I-lamlet and Pier- rot in turn, and quoth she carelessly, Moon is just a word to swear by . But that was before she met the Floridian. Now Virginia reads ROMEO AND JULIET and hopes the moon will be not only pale with grief, but green with envy. If the moon could see the way her eyes sparkle when she laughs, or hear her practicing her voice lesson, perhaps it would change, but being so far away, it seems likely that Virginia will have to struggle along with the same old moon. 'ZW ,M i is ii! F3 ts .ai I S E N I O R o ELIZABETH LARISEY Valdosta, Georgia AB. ENGLISH Student Government Association: English Club I3, 4lg Vice-President English Club l4lg Valdosta Club: Treasurer Valdosta Club I3l3 Vice-President Valdosta Club l4l: Phi Lambda Athletic Club ll, 2, 3l: PINE BRANCH Staff l3lg Philharmonic Club l3lg Co-editor PINE CGNE l4lg Honors IZ, 3l. Rumor has it that our co-editor is the sort of person who would turn pinlc and fall into a spasm if some audacious soul should mention cats, fairy stories, and Richard Halliburton in the same breath. We can't be sure, since this is probably the first time it was ever done. But this we do Icnow-she's exactly the sort of person with whom you'd like to go to a circus, or talk about modern drama, or discuss the new trends in poetry. In spite of being the author of any number of de- lightfully whimsical essays which have periodically graced the PINE BRANCH, she modestly counts as her most admirable accomplishments her ability to wiggle her ears and grin lilce the Cheshire cat in ALICE IN WONDERLAND. bfi L I Q 'V ,Q 5, I Page 33 S E N I O R S CLARE LAWSON Savannah, Georgia A.B. MATHEMATICS Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club: Athletic Numerals III: Letter l2l: Cup l3l: G. S. W. C. Emblem IZI: Honors ll, 2, 3, 4l: Argonian Literary Society ll, 2, 3l: Science Club i3l: Euclidian Club QI, 2, 31: Math-Science Club l4I: Vice-President Math- Science Club l4I: PINE BRANCH Statt Bl: Ath- letic Council ll, 2, 3l: Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class. We used to think that a Math major who minor- ed in Chemistry couldn't possibly do anything else, but Clare completely disproves that idea. Ever enthusiastic, and keenly appreciative ot beauty, she is yet level-headed enough to keep her sense ot values uncontused. Never too busy to help others, or too lazy to help herselt, she seems to have discovered the practical wisdom ot never letting her play intertere with her work- or her work intertere with her play 4 Y'- DOROTHY OGLETREE Savannah, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Kappa Athletic Club: Argonian Literary So- ciety ll, 2, 3l: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet l3I: Secretary ot Y. W. C. A. l4l: President ot Argonian Literary Society 131: Presidents' Club l3I: G. S. W. C. Em- blem l3l: Science Club ll, 2, 3l: Athletic Council IZ, 4I: Athletic Numerals III: Letter IZI: Cup l3I: International Relations Club I3, 4l: Glee Club 12, 3, 43. Ott to the races! Frankly we don't see how she does it. Every time we see Dot she is on the way to town or to a show, but we never hear ot that smart young lady letting a lesson slide until the next day, or showing up in class without something to contribute to whatever discussion is under way at the moment. And speaking ot discussions, whenever you see a halt dozen sen- iors rallying around, it's always one ot two things -a bull session, or Dot relating the Amazing Ad- ventures ot Little Audrey. 0 ,QW ft ' I IL. ., K 4 . - f 45, 4.4-'L , L '. L izr Y- . V4 ,,f: .A .' . VY -X 354 , fa' 'if il. :Q L P' fit 4-. 'r ' i - ij Page 34 MARY POLHILL Sylvester, Georgia A.B. FRENCH Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Argonian Literary Society l2l: Phi Kappa Athletic Club: Entre Nous l3, 4l: Secretary-Treasurer Entre Nous l3, 4l: Fine Arts Club l4l: Recorder ot Points Student Government Association l4l: Transfer from Bessie Titt l2l: May Oueen. Bright eyes and curving lips-there's no one in the senior class with quite as stimulating a smile as Mary. You can't keep from breaking into a grin yourself when you see it. What with orchids at Easter and 'phone calls from Chicago, it's no wonder you seldom see Mary with the blues. :Z 'Y tv. A il :I 'fl 1' S E N I O P L ..,i1.f5tf:!it'1'i is Af? OLA LEE POWELL Valdosta, Georgia A,B. ENGLISH Student Government Association: Phi Kappa Ath- letic Club l2i: Sororian Literary Society l2l: Val- dosta Club l2l: Entre Nous l2l: English Club l2l: l-lonors l2, 4l. Ola Lee has made us wonder with Goldsmith's villagers that one small head should carry all she knew. Besides doing advanced work in piano, organ, and voice, she tinds it possible not only to do tour years' college work in two and an halt, but to do it with honors. All ot which makes Ola Lee a very capable small person, but the most astounding feat she has ever pertormed is the reading of SO RED Tl-IE ROSE in two days. She has such a wide streak ot whimsicality in her make up that she does things like persuading her tamily to buy a house with a balcony, so she could play Juliet. We are told that the Juliet episode never came to pass, but it was a good idea at that, wasn't it? if ,- l'::-464' fy ...., 1 - N I 3 i Page 35 S E N I O R S ESTELLE ROBERTS Cordele, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club: Athletic Council l3, 4-I: Argonian Literary Society ll, 2, 3l: Science Club ll, Zlg English Club l3l: Sock and Buskin Club l2, 3, 4l: Vice-President Sock and Buskin Club l3l: Presi- dent Sock and Buskin Club l4l: Sock and Buskin Club Play IZ, 4l: G. S. W. C. Emblem l4l: Literary Editor PINE CONE Perhaps the most engaging trait in Estelle is the way she has of making the person she is with feel most important, or witty, or talented. Estelle is an ardent dramatic clubber, and the plays and skits are legion that would have been much the poorer without her. She is no mean athlete, and when she shoots an arrow into the air it doesn't go she knows not where . Estelle has a genius tor milling around doing nothing in particular, and then suddenly producing a finished piece of work, whether doing a Robin Hood on the archery range or a short story for the PINE BRANCH. She isn't the most back-slapping person in the world, but she has tor her triends an unswerving loyalty that warms one's heart to know about WILLENE ROBERTS Valdosta, Georgia A.B. VOCAL EXPRESSION Student Government Association: Phi Lambda Athletic Club: Sock and Buskin Club ll, 2, 3, 4lI Vice-president Sock and Buskin Club l2l: Sock and Buskin Club Play ll, 2, 3, 4l: Eine Arts Club l2, 3l: Art Committee of PINE CONE l2, 3l. We would like to introduce Willie to the gentle- man who tirst said, A jack ot all trades is good at none, so he could change his mind. Besides being a first-rate artist, she dances, plays the violin, is an excellent actress, and has been the pride of the Lambdas in many a golt tournament. When you add to that a pair of elevating eye- brows and a green Chevrolet, there is little more to be desired. lt is difficult to imagine a Christ- mas Festival program or May Day program with- out Willie. CTN. C Q C gs 4 L. J 5 'B ggi? v 1. I E7 1 Ps Lek -7 gl, 4- I 'J' V i V V f W , ' Els! 3 l Q tb, i xiii 1 ' ' x -wil I- i fxh .'!.f-5 I 3 7 f ,. 'Q . .V nl ' tw ,. I4 1--JJ . . . . E4 xl , Ljsjir .',-gf-A' s Q 36 LOUISE SMlTl-l Fitzgerald, Georgia A.B. BIOLOGY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Argonian Literary Society I3lg Math-Science Club I4lg Phi Lambda Athletic Club I3, 4Ig Transfer trom Mercer Although she is apparently guileless, we yet can prove that in reality Louise is a very calculating young miss, tor didn't she practice tennis tor three hours every day so that she could go out to the Country Club at night and ace 'em? She be- lieves in punctuality to such a degree that it she has a date tor eight o'cIock she expects him to arrive at seven titty-tive, or else! Maybe it's a good thing that her hair is raven instead ot red. fx 1, Z. 44 S E N I O R Q 36 KATHLYN TAYLOR Valdosta, Georgia A.B. FRENCH Student Government Association: Entre Nous I3, 4-Ig President Entre Nous I3lg Presidents' Club l3I: Valdosta Club ll, 2, 3Ig Phi Kappa Athletic Club II, 2, 3I: Secretary-Treasurer ot Student Govern- ment Association Kathlyn has blondish curls and a weakness tor being taken out to supper, but she is not as triv- olous as that sounds. She is skilled in the do- mestic arts, and looks as it she were made to order for some young man to reter to proudly as the little woman. Kathlyn is intensely inter- ested in the modern languages and served as president ot Entre Nous the first year it came into being. LCV N -. . CY WJ- 5 .7 f I ,v y Page 37 S E N I O R S it-if . A 1 'rg'-Q .A e 1 rig, wifxs- -fn if Sw.. 'L 1 tL.. -i L' ali' : I - - .fi fg'eQ5g,,:Q13Qf'g+e, 2 EL TT: 'I ffitfiff' -2 3, N .- - Mraz, -...L - 4,5 ' E ' - .iff .43 .iriv- V g, .A MARGARET ELIZABETH TOUCHTON Valdosta, Georgia A.B. ENGLISH F Student Government Association: Valdosta Club Phi Lambda Athletic Club IZ, 3Ig Entre I2, 3, 4I: I Nous I3, 4lg English Club I3, 4I: President English i Club I4lg Transter from Duke University. As an English major land president ot the Eng- lish Club in her Senior yearl, a Erench minor, and a history enthusiast, Margaret has her hands full. To those who have not tried that particular com- bination, it may not look like work, but it not, I looks are again deceiving. Nevertheless, she seems to thrive on it. Aside from work, Margaret likes dogs, red bath towels, and handkerchiets, whether separately or together is not tor us to say. V Y, .-5, , -5, ,, i f'. i C A vi! KCJ' I il in , I .Xl lil . bi 1-TQ J ' I I I - . I-B I ' Page 38 HELEN CLAIRE VARNEDOE Valdosta, Georgia A.B. FRENCH Student Government Association: Phi Lambda Athletic Club Il, 2, 3Ig Valdosta Club: Entre Nous I3, 4l: Glee Club lllg PINE CONE Statt Dancing eyes, dancing teet, a bit ot charm, a dash ot merriment, and you have the picture of Helen Claire. No program is ever complete with- out the gracetul performance ot this petite Colum- bine who has shared all honors so otten with the one who was Lahey. The two have danced their way to tame it not to fortune on our campus, and we dety anyone to take their place. Q r ,fffx L cr C x 4 . . 1' ,' .,,. 'r ,- . . f I, X . TW r ,' IH at L' 'U'- wi . M ANNIE BELLE WEATI-IERFORD Savannah, Georgia A.B. BIOLOGY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Lambda Athletic Club: Vice-president Ath- letic Club 131: President Athletic Club 141: Athletic Council 13, 41: Philharmonic Club 1I, 21: Argonian Literary Society 1I, 21: Sergeant-at-Arms 121: Euclidian Club 121: Math-Science Club 1l, 2, 3, 41: Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class: President Junior Class: Presidents' Club 131: G. S. W. C. Em- blem 131: Honors 1I, 2, 3, 41: Activities Editor PINE CONE: Numerals 1I1: Letter 121: Cup When A.B. was voted the best sport in the Senior Class, it wasn't only her prowess as an ath- lete that we had in mind, considerable though it is. lt's the way she plays the game that we most admire: fairly, without making excuses if she has an off day, always ready to smile whether she is on the winning or the losing side. 'KN 1- , ::,: lg 1 V3 S E N I O R S MARY ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD Savannah, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: President Y. W. C. A. 141: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 13, 41: Phi Kappa Athletic Club 1I, 2, 3, 41: Ath- letic Council 131: Argonian Literary Society 1I, 21: G. S. W. C. Emblem 131: I-lonors 1I, 2, 3, 41: Glee Club 1I, 2, 3, 41: Secretary Glee Club 121: Interna- tional Relations Club 12, 3, 41: Vice-president ln- ternational Relations Club Once we thought the elder Weatherford was just too dignified for words, but that was be- fore we really became acquainted with her. She excels in that most delightful form of humor termed dry wit, and combines it beautifully with that same dignity so becoming her office as presi- dent of the Y. W. C. A. ...L-Ui' 1.61 ,- C Q., 7' , F I I Page 39 S E N I O R S ELIZABETH WILKES Adel, Georgia A.B. HISTORY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Phi Kappa Athletic Club ll, 2, 3, 4l: Argonian Lit- erary Society ll, IZI: Science Club ll, 2l: PINE CONE Staff ChiIlun, I'm telling you the facts, and she's off on the funniest, or the most exciting thing that ever happened. She loves a good story, cloes Elizabeth, and is adept in the art of telling them. We don't mean to be mysterious, but there were two people in the Senior house who woulcIn't ever have made a class on time if it hadn't been for Elizabeth. Selecting clothes in a hurry may be as much of an art as story-telling. And she blossomed out into such a go-getting ad-getter these past few months that it has been all we could do to keep up with her MARGARET ZIPPLIES Savannah, Georgia A.B. BIOLOGY Student Government Association: Y. W. C. A.: Euclidian Club ll, 2I: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ll, 2l: Freshman Council Representative: Argonian Lit- erary Society ll, 2, 3l: PINE BRANCH Staff l3l: Presidents' Club l3l: G. S. W. C. Emblem l3l: I-Ionors ll, 2, 3, 4l: Phi Lambda Athletic Club ll, 2, 3I: Philharmonic Club ll, 2, 3, 4I: President Phil- harmonic Club l3l: Science Club ll, 2, 3l: Vice- President Science Club l3I: Math-Science Club l4I: Glee Club Accompanist l2, 3, 4l: I-Ionorary mem- ber Sock and Buskin Club If the word charm should ever become per- sonified, undoubtedly it would look like Margaret in a black evening dress. That may explain why half of the unattached young men in Valdosta turned out for her senior recital, and almost as many from Savannah. After that occasion Mar- garet had enough flowers to start a floral shop. She often may be seen walking behind a stack of books on comparative embryology, looking like the muse of music disguised as a biology student. 'QTY .5 JL!! CLD ii , 'I i. ' ., . I-- I xo 1 Ai I D A, 'Fr F653 - It ' i. . Page40 I V a ffl? ' :ij , A ,X ' n RUTH JONES PRESIDENT OF Jumorz CLASS Thomasvnlle, Georgua CLARA DAVIS ADAMS Moultrie, Georgia dai' MIRIAM ADAMS Camilla, Georgia J, MARY AXLDERMAN Q, X, 1 Pavo, Georgia s., If A ,CW C53 ij-47,7 AQ I -' f Qzffiw' fi f f Page 4I I U N I Q R , I V I O R S MARY ASKEW Arlington, Georgia AMANDA BARKSDALE Blakely, Georgia 'v A ,N fi' f A U gg 1 f, Q3 J - 1 ,ry 1' . fl -as A fr K 1' f, 5 fl Page 42 CLEO BARBER Bainbridge, Georgia MARGARET BERRYHILL Lakeland, Georgia .. FI Q to C ..g, .'. 1 . .,f X, r' W 'f 1 S I Z V1 jig -. ':.f- 4. 5 rv! - r ,b lg!! M ' g l SARA Bl NGHAM Valdosta, Georgia HARRIETTE BULLARD Nashville, Georgia Page 43 I U N Q ix JANE BROOKS Valdosta, Georgia B'- J' JANET COOK Boston, Georgia I U N I Q R S HU! SARA RACHEL COXWELL Leesburg, Georgia 'E' MARY DEARISO Sylvester Georgia JO DANIEL Ludowici, Georgia TF A CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL Surrency, Georgia C b N . .X , AA V, XXX, H . . , . , 3 ,. . . -,l Page 44 K ,ff, X LC-C Q ar 5' . 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NETTIE JOHNSON Valdosta, Georgia YU'- VAN ELLE KEN DALL Valdosta, Georgia FF ... NS Page 49 T I ' I CD R S MARTHA LOWREY Dawson, Georgia EVELYN MAY Ouitman, Georgia Page 50 ETH LYN MASSEY Jesup, Georgia JOY MILLER Albany, Georgia I U N I G R H A 4 . .,, 2.-Q.-r-A JESELYN MOSELEY Valdosta, Georgia SARAH OWENS Valdosta, Georgia MARY PERRY Valdosta, Georgia 9 J' rf, 4, ,, r F EDNA EARLE PLEMMONS V, VI' ' 5 Valdosta, Georgia r 1' ' m F? 'Q J' LL-54 -4? 1, .Q LW' Page5I LC re--' x ff- 'A' li A I U I Q R S ww.. I ' CAMILLE RQGERS Newton, Georgia UNA RITCH Jesup, Georgia ,Q PATSY SPARKS Fitzgerald, Georgia , fffx Q C C' W ESTHER SMITH k L . Sycamore, Georgia r, 0 'mh- O fi' fpk , f k N In A V 454-w MWA it nie 5 Page 52 BETH TERRY Ouitman, Georgia ELIZABETH TILLMAN Valdosta, Georgia LUCILE THOMPSON Ellaville, Georgia YY ' Nxjy JOYCE TIPTON QL , 4 Sylvester, Georgia - I T I n , r 1 I: . X -I I 'H W- lr -Q-T -' C? T V , ,, I .r ! - I4 , 5 , xv 1 P , 1' E Page 53 T U N 1 O K , Jiririopg x., VANGIE TRIMBLE Moultrie, Georgia If i KW VIRGINIA TUCK Thomasville, Georgia Jesup, Georgia v LEILA MAE TYSON FIN-X le C C M M MILDRED TURNBULL A 'L Moultrie, Georgia I' , M fi, Lai ' f V , , g', I . 04,55 Aff . 'I Q il - ' qi if 6 ,UQ ' - F r 1 Nail-, Page 54 I . LEILA URQUHART Waycross Georgia CARRENE WEST Moultrie, Georgia 'KY I U N I Q R AM ES WATKINS Metcalf, Georgia FY J Z -Ref, ,K moms Youmo jazll Valdosta, Georgia ,-. 5 ' ', kk' ' V 'J fa, do YK lxhf-X13 I ' J, , i K.. ,f R U l Page 55 XJ' -fr-r fr R 1' . in Page 56 SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW EMMA AMBOS ----- Savannah, Georgia PRESIDENT OF SOPHOMORE CLASS EUNICE RUTI-I ADAMS. - Marianna, Florida ANTOINETTE ANDREWS, TI1omasviIIe, Georgia SECOND ROW ELIZABETH AUTREY . . .VaIdosta, Georgia DENIESE BEASLEY .... Glennville, Georgia MARGARET BENNETT ---- Jesup, Georgia THIRD ROW FRANCES BINGI-IAM . . .ValdosIa, Georgia RUTH NELL BOWEN . . .Valdosta, Georgia 62? Ii ' . . J . ' , In 1 in 11 'ii 'K 'Qn,... SOPHOMOR ES FIRST ROW MARIE BOWER ------- OciIIa, Georgia LILLIAN BRAGG ----- Savannah, Georgia LOUISE BUSSEY ..... Lake Park, Georgia SECOND ROW LEILA CALLENDER .... Valdosta, Georgia MARY NELL CARLYLE - -Valdosta, Georgia FRANCES CARSON - - -Talbotton, Georgia THIRD ROW MARGARET CARTER . . . Ray City, Georgia LOUISE CHILDERS .--- Morven, Georgia 'V J 4U I ,i hi- I I 'K I f .. ' rf Irs I MLM! 1 ,C-- F3 fi Mew 1 f'i1lI'I Y Page 57 f 'K -my Ffa- ,gfrww GW S-n' 15 T! ' T 1 4 M-'MW ,fs 'L 7 in' 'Qfvp or Hi Q FIRST ROW CAROLYN COOK ----- Geneva, U W MARY ELLEN CORDES - - Jacksonville, E ,ax LOIS coRLEv ...... Valdosta, SECOND ROW ,.,,f P-F ALEXA DALEY ....... Dublin, 'S . MARGARET L. DALTON' -Valdosta H R S LOUISE ELROD .... FL-,fr Valley, -Akxwv . mmo Row A FRANCES FLUKER . . .ouafmam DOROTHY FULLER. . . .QLmman, f F .I 9? N. 1 af rssft' 1.1 . ,WW V Y , S- -- -- - ,V , butt- '44, F , U 'F' f T' 7 T ' I EL , l , pr. 5 if 3 - F- rj A-5 - . 4 sfiklff, T . S52 A F ,J Q Li filfg : L , ,gz ii ' ffiiixii V 'In I . pi i i 5 r jill-'Af' 541. Page 58 A ES Georgia Florida Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia SOPHOMOR FIRST ROW MARTHA GAY ...... Ouitman, RUTH GODWIN ..... Valdosta, MARY EDITH GRANGER, Blaclcshear, SECOND ROW ELIZABETH GREEN . . Jacksonville, LOTA GRIFFITH . . . . Kinderlou, JESSELYN GRIGGS ...... Perry, THIRD ROW FLORA GRIMES ..... Valdosta, CATHERINE HAGAN - - -Savannah, bf 1 rc yay X , ,M 1 ES Georgia Georgia Georgia Florida Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia J f 'Ns . 'Sv CT? rfiik T455 I -f Page 59 HB6 fit, SOPHOMOR FIRST ROW MARY KATHRYN HARRELL, Valdosta, RUTH HATCHER ..... Moultrie, MARY BETH HIGH . . . Lalre Park, SECOND ROW MARY LOlS HITCH .... Valdosta, MARGARET HUDSON . . . Newton VlRGlNlA INGRAM . . . Bainbridge, THIRD ROW MARTHA INEZ JENNINGS, Valdosta LORENE JOHNSON - -Thomasville: QC C, xi, 'gg V1LI'3' A ES Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia ' Y I I'-, - 1 ,.i,zf1 A' . ' lr 'fri' -if - 91- 1 - ' ,, f-T mai- I 4' -ur ' , I , ,,,' X an jg? 55 'fy 5 ' ' ul 4 . if ay'm .4 1? 1 K X .-, 9 ' ' ' irfgf' I ,W Q , If I if '11, H654 -fm ' Ima W Na. N I .M ' I ' no ', Xb 5 3 1uu1..-- In ' ,A YBP' fy I ,-do I rf, -I ,,, I. W. .1.,..I,H , . 13.53 55, -I-A 'D' ,,.,.I .ff ' fgig? Fin SOPHOMOR FIRST ROW RUBY JONES ....... VaIdOSI6, JOSEPHINE JOUBERT . -Savannah, PRISCILLA KELLEY ---- Savannah, SECOND ROW ANNIE KATE KNIGHT . .Ouitrnam LINELLE LANG ...... Omega, JESSIE C. LANGDALE . . . Valdosfa, THIRD ROW ARBY LEIPPRANDT .... Valdosta, MARTIEL LUNDY . . . . Boston, ' Q If -S f if ,I 4' ! A,.. ES Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgie Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia CNW' I ,JCR ll? gyfg?-71 ,I K 6 IK 2 ' if Jia' ' 4 Pagcbl 45. 'VHP QUQ -QP' .Ai .I' rv- 1 i SOPI-IOMOR MARGUERITE MCCALL . . .Tampa, LAURA MCLEOD ----- Pineview, MARGUERITE MEADOWS, GIennviIIe, SECOND ROW MARIE MIDDLETON .... Colquitf, ELEANOR MILLER ---- Sylvester, MARIE MILLER ....... Boston, rwrrzo Row MAY BELLE MOBLEY . . Bainbridge, ELOISE MOORE . . . . Naylor, fix a, C- C x , 4 , ,rrp xl F. - :nil T 4 C 2 I I C . I A4 . 'I 'jf , pol , rr L, , I ' 'if' Lk ff' gp 'C+ I -i A f- 6, ii All , . Page 62 I u rg,-g, ., 4 .!lr ' ,I . FII PX L ES Florida Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia T i-gn--- -i Ap-0 il. Ra wk Aim :HY ire'-M Av jan ' SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW CATI-IARINE MORGAN . . Pembroke, SARAH ELLEN MORGAN . . Mystic LUCILLE MURPHY .... Valdosta SECOND ROW BARNIE LOU NEWSOME .Valdosta MILDRED OGLES ...... Rome ELOISE OGLETREE ---- Savannahj THIRD ROW PERMELIA OLLIFF .... Ouitman EMILY PARRISI-I ..... Valdosta f fra, for A f 1 Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia F Y no rc' . .- - M Page 63 dx , El! I. 'iffxx I ,L ay f , I ff, E iw. .. ,I ,U -v A 'x- .ga Q3 J 10'- . 7, , ' AS, 'Ui SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW CARROLL PEEPLES .... Valdosta, ANNETTE PHILLIPS .... Eastman, DOROTHY PITTMAN .... Ocilla, SECOND ROW GWENDOLYN OUINKER .VaIdosta, MAYME REGISTER ...... Adel, MARION REID ----- HomerviIIe, THIRD ROW ESTELLE RICKS ...... Reynolds, MARY AGNES ROANE - - Savannah, FIN E C C' K ., Y - Jes,-L W. --an jig 3 ch r fN I J .'., ff , I il 1 .1 .' xI 1 r I-, 9 I as ,1 ji.:-2 I fda I I A Ln' It 7: -.Q I Vuhrg Page b4 Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia equip' E22 gif ag X Q we + SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW DORIS ROWLAND . . . WrightsviIIe. ELIZABETH SIMS ---. TI1omasviIIe, MARGARET SIMS ..... Ousley, SECOND ROW MAXINE SIMS ------- OusIey, LILLIAN SLOCUMB ---- Doerun, Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia LA FOREST SMITH .... Valdosta, Georgia THIRD ROW SI-IELLY SPARKS -.-- Fitzgerald, Georgia IDA LEE STEARMAN - - - Savannah, Georgia E! 1-1 X X QE ff ix 'I I LI ii ...T EISA M1515 Page 65 5354, 'Fw fu ff fi' f .gf - J H i 'l .xi Z fi ff , .1 , , ,- HKS' Pageob ply? 52212 SOPHOMOR FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW ANNE TURNER . . . .VaIdosta, ,- 4 ' 4 ' N I -- 'ii I ,-,IA I Kfsiiij LW' Q . I' I r. 'I l 93 I' U' X, I4 1, P 'I' - I-IULDA SUMMER ..... Cordele, DORIS SWINDLE ..... Ray City, FLORENCE THARP .... Leesburg, LORENE THOMAS .... Valdosta, MARY THOMAS ...... Jesup, MATILDA TILLMAN . . . Ouitman, HARRIET TISON ..... Moulrfak, ES Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia SOPHOMOR ES FIRST ROW MARGARET VARN . . .Warcsboro, Georgie VIVIAN VINCENT ----- Hahira, Georgia MARGARET WADE ---- Valdosta, Georgia SECOND ROW CAROLYN WARNELL . -Pembroke, Georgia PEARL WILSON .----- Cordcle, Georgia LUCILLE WURST . . . Ochlochnee, Georgia ff. J' iii. , 'e 1' 'f X . 1 N A . .if x, fuk: me R, Page 67 ,. , . E 5.5, R f. ,.. , , ff rr . 'lf- -HG JG- xrg 138, ' 'ne'-1 f, nib , 5 to rw ,- fi. r K '?'v-N L- - in 1 J iz P wwf Tw?- rww a Q7 -v C 1- ii'w,,,,r.f 'Zi-'Stn 511: Nr sur' ,, ,X ni Ui 8-L Ht? lyinw MARGARET CANNON President of Freshman Class Cairo, Georgia RHONA BARFIELD Valdosta, Gerogia MARGARET BULLARD Nashville, Georgia ARRIE V. CARTER Fargo, Georgia BERN ICE AN DREWS Thomasville, Georgia IDELLA BAUMSTEIN Lake City, Florida RUTH BUNN Waycross, Georgia GAYLE CHUTE Unadilla, Georgia C506 23 6 HELEN ASHBROOK Valdosta, Georgia EDITH BENNETT Savannah, Georgia JANIE MERLE BYRD Pavo, Georgia BOBBI E COCH RAN Camilla, Georgia ,DN-ff' g CAROLYN ASKEW Arlington, Georgia ANN BROOKS Valdosta, Georgia ALVATA CARTER Rockingham, Georgia GERALDINE COLLINS Unadilla, Georgia RESHMEN , -CT N Q 0 C' K ,xg-:N M Q r 1 rg- ? 'R F- Y - -:ii-'Ale I l Y C FU ' K, ' oft! J rt.,.! A :i rj 1 ,WE ig W - Eli T., A ,ffl i, 9 I -, A -, I. 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Q ' I I f I' I :I I l III Page 69 ' I I I I I I I I I I I ...algae my larv- 'TSP -If ., -am. ' 356' -35- IVELYN FOLSOM Hahira, Georgia TH ERESA GRAHAM Jesup, Georgia DOROTHY HALL Nicholls, Georgia BARBARA HATCH ER Moultrie, Georgia MARTHA FRANKUN Valdosta, Georgia CAROLYN GREENE Columbus, Georgia THERA HAMBRICK Ray City, Georgia JEAN ELLE HATCHER Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia DERRY DORRIS GRIFFIS Homerville, Georgia LOUISE HARPER Albany, Georgia RUTH GARBUTT MARTHA GARDNER Camilla, Georgia F R E S I-I QOIS HAEFORD aycross, eorgia f-x,.xq .f ,f HELEN HARRIS lf C' Valdosta, Georgia L, C K 0 DOROTHY HERNDON Lake Park, Georgie FRANCES HIERS ' Ouitman, Georgia ' U , T,- . ,gig . 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Eatonton, Georgia '- Nkaft, SARAH MARTHA PYLE Q Valdosta, Georgia X I ' X I f s L . I A xx kL.j RUTH NIXON Griffin, Georgia MYRTLE PARKER Ludowici, Georgia MARTHA POWELL Valdosta, Georgia GERALDINE QUINN Hazlehurst, Georgia Page 73 A W1 WIN SARA NORRIS Thomason, Georgia HELEN DALE PARRTSH Metcalf, Georgia SALLY PRESCOTT Winokur, Georgia HARRI ETTE RADFORD Lovett, Florida KITTY O'NEAL Tifton, Georgia LOIS PERRY Kingsland, Georgia SARAH ANNE PRYOR Fitzgerald, Georgia ARDIS RAFNEL Moultrie, Georgia LC 'x --. ar? ' -- Y ' ' 1 1 Q You lb QS 1'1- .bN Jag. ,Ln Ql,as .Aht- M3 'llg'r WYNELLE RAY Bexley, Georgia CAMILLE RYCROFT Adel, Georgia JUANHA SIRMANS Homcrvrlle, Georgia WYNELLE SPELL Wrightsville, Georgia FRANCES REES Preston, Georgia PAULA SAPP Cairo, Georgia EVA MAE SMITH McRae, Georgia VIVIAN STANFORD Adel, Georgia A2 l li! iff it X Wi fi p ,v -,X-r' if ' if f'Y,l . 1 NORMA RENFROE Vienna, Georgia LUCILLE SH ELLEY Pavo, Georgia MRS. HENRY SMITH Valdosta, Georgia ELIZABETH STRICKLAND West Palm Beach, Florida Page 74 HARRI ETTE ROGERS Fitzgerald, Georgia JEANETTE Sl-llFRlN New York, N. Y. KITSIE SMITH Waycross, Georgia M ERLE SUMNER Waycross, Georgia iff: 5 .. xi FRESH , 'Fix-. le C- C lk. .L 4 Q' x K .-4 l, 'E ffijl' W --Q .fi ' LU I MEN .gk P -3056. '-. rik A l ,eb Q'-:I Q5 :Rev- .1 TTU' if' I 'N f V T 'x . r I 53 lu N ESH YH ri' MEN M gglwgrcj J ,H yr ZQPQQ-Vg .N TX Ml Hb' C25 GRACE SWINDLE Ray City, Georgia LUCILLE TYSON Jesup, Georgia MADEE WATSON Lakeland, Georgia 'ill-N, 1 CLYDE THOMAS Valdosta, Georgia BETTY VAUGHAN Savannah, Georgia CAROLYN WHIPPLE Ouitman, Georgia MARY K. WISENBAKER Valdosta, Georgia -4 KATHRYN TOOLE Valdosta, Georgia MANELLE VINCENT Hahira, Georgia ANNIE LAURIE WHITE Waicross, Georgia FLORIDE ZIPPERER Lake Park, Georgia Tha .1 V ,,f, 'ii JANE TWITTY Valdosta, Georgia ELIZABETH WADE Valdosta, Georgia RUTH WELLIAMS Waycross, Georgia VIRGlNlA ZlPPLlES Savanna h, Georgia . 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F x WANQF i 'J w 5, - 'f , ' xx 'I isxflt n 4' v. .- 'WN -4- u I . f SJ' V I 1 1 f--sw, ,raw-E EST!-IER SMITH KATHLYN TAYLOR MARY POLHILL STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION All students ot the Georgia State Womans College may become members of the Student Government Association by talcing the Freshman Training Course and by signing the pledge. Each has an active part in unholding the responsibilities laid on the individual in the fundamental. principles ot honor and selt-government. The purpose ot this association is to promote the highest standards of honor and integrity in all matters ot personal conduct: to promote a gen- eral respect for law and order: to strengthen cordial relations between faculty and students: and otherwise to promote the general success ot the Georgia State Womans College. The court is the judicial body of the association which functions in the maintenance ot discipline: it is composed ot the tour class presidents, vice-president and president ot the Student Government Association. The council composed ot members from the student body and.taculty, has jurisdiction over serious disciplinary problems reterred to,it by the court, and talces the initiative in the enactment, amendment, or repeal of laws pertaining to the conduct ot the students. The association is a member ot the Southern Intercollegiate Association ot Student Governments. Each year the outgoing and incoming presi- dents attend its annual conference. HENRY KATE GARDNER OFFICERS HENRY . . ...... .... P fegidgnt ESTHER SMITH ..... . . . Vice-President KATHI-YN TAYLOR - - - . Secretary-Treasurer MARY POI-Hll-L - - ---------- - - - Recorder of Points Y f X couizr MEMBERS 7 'lj MARGARET CANNON VIRGINIA SHEPPARD C -70: EMMA AMBOS JO DANIEL M. r RUTH JONES MARY ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD -.Z . U' ' SEK .1 7:11 f I I ' I I.-X 'xg - 1 'l, A , 5, l ,, . l ff , 1' 1 I , , 1. . 5 ' A T 9 Lg 'QXCC I . S i' J O - , 45 1 U .2 fn 'I '-fit I :yi T vu? lx I . f X A s Jan-ff g .fm l P , . Page 78 lt G I I ii K ?' '5 x ' my dgirtir' rf 'I Jiri, f- ff lT MARGARET CANNON EMMA AMBOS RUTH JONES VIRGINIA SHEPPARD JO DANIEL MARY ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD , I L I ,I ,,.,f-Q X Y' f a R Q ,vv-:'?e1-:I -3, il v?TH-ex I 1 If I .Q , 1. g J.-vfgvi-A Um I.: .. '- TWG OFFICERS OF THE 5- G- A- BLUE MONDAY THE HIGHER COURT ,A ff., .- , M 1 E AIA - 1.4-A-f - L ---W 1: 5411: Il . fx I- I ,. . , E. I 'E I A K -:I 4. QR, ,- 7-,H I gk, 'Al fm, Q O gif 5,1 -H 'wi fjA , - : ' 1 , xx TI I -1 fag 4 W' I 1 1 I A ,-1 I I I, I I A 'X 5 I I Page --4 -wx!! 471 fb-E I I S s-I. II I I I I I I I Z-' MILDRED TURNBULL DOROTHY OGLETREE mx. , I REI sgiwls' 'ff iTf92'?i+Ig35f '15 JO DANIEL EVELYN MAY Y. W. C. A. The Y. W. C. A. is one ot the oldest activities ot the campus and ranks with the Student Government Association as one ot the largest student organizations in the college. To encourage and broaden the religious lite on the campus, the Y. W. C. A. provides vesper services twice each week, Bible study once a week, and a short watch service each morning betore brealctast. In accordance with past customs such services as the candle lighting ceremony, the tire lighting ceremony, and the Christmas Pageant are also perpetuated. Among the otf-campus spealcers brought by the Y. W. C. A. this year were Dr. W. A. Smart, Protessor ot Biblical Theology at Emory University: Miss Lucile McGregor, a G. S. W. C. alumnae, Instructor ot Bible at An- drew Collegeg and Mrs. J. C. Thoroughman, another G. S. W. C. alumnae and a Methodist Missionary to China who is in Georgia on furlough this ear. Y One ot the activities continuing the worlc begun last year is the deputa- tion teams which put on programs in the churches ot neighboring towns. A deputation team trom Emory gave a program on our campus this year. The theme ot the Y. W. C. A. this year was I'Iarmonious Living, and in programs emphasis was laid upon living harmoniously with one's selt on the campus and ott the campus. MARY ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD FACULTY ADVISERS OFFICERS MARY ELIZABETH XWEATHERFORD ....... .... P resident MILDRED TURNBULL - - . Vice-President DOROTHY OGLETREE - . . Secretary JO DANIEL ------ EVELYN MAY .--- SHELLY SPARKS . . . ELEANOR BAILEY - . . BLANCHE LOCHLIEAR . PEARL WILSON ---- CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL ELOISE OGLETREE - - - MARY ASKEW ..... IDA LEE STEARMAN . - - - - - - Treasurer - - - - - - - Pianist - - Club House Chairman Sunday School Chairman Morning Watch Chairman - - - - Music Chairman . . . World Fellowship . . . Membership - Art Chairman - - Room Chairman MISS BUSH VANGIE TRIMBLE . . . ..... Entertainment DR. HAWKS CLARA DAVIS ADAMS . ..... 4 Deputation Chairman AMANDA BARKSDALE - - - - - Assistant to Vice-President DR. DURRENBERGER PRISCILLA KELLEY .... . . Freshman Commission Chairman IT ERESHMAN COMMISSION . ' RUTH BUNN ALVATA CARTER LOIS DICKERSON CAROLYN GREEN BARBARA HATCHER WINIFRED KING RUTH LOUGHRIDGE , 1 KATHERINE MOORE MYRTLE PARKER HARRIETTE ROGERS I4ITsIE SMITH MANELLE VINCENT ANNIE LAURIE WHITE ' 1 RUTH WILLIAMS fx .7 I CRES' 'I Q3 5535? ., . I ' 'R iff' W 49 Y I U. i n I l 1 ' . 7' A vu i I '- ix oo I r ' Y- ' -ff -. ff . A .,-'F' . '., Af. i. .W , WX' I I Jtfvpqvf-I 1 I W fl In g Il C i: .I i df' ' ' tt Page 80 lf I :S 1 f if 1. lb' 'gym B. Wu f-QQ in SHELLY SPARKS ELEANOR BAILEY BLANCHE LOCHLIEAR PEARL WILSON CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL ELOISE OGLETREE MARY ASKEW IDA LEE STEARMAN VANGIE TRIMBLE CLARA DAVIS ADAMS AMANDA BARKSDALE PRISCILLA KELLEY JTC I gf I I ? ,I FRESHMAN commussrom M0RN'NG WMCHER5 4 .I 25,21 1 Z 'SSSSD' SV S HO P , K L ff 1 .qw . .Iv X 72, ' ,, ' FX ., 9 ' ' lf if .buglf LL 'A 0 ', , I 4 x. I it 5 1 ,vi 1 - Nw: I M495 fd, Q ' ' I. -:lf . I t Q 6 f I A K I Page 8I I IIN MC mfs! LEONORA DUFOUR THE PINE BRANCH The best ettorts in student writing are pub- lished in THE PINE BRANCH, the college quarterly magazine. THE PINE BRANCH has long been associated with the literary ettorts ot the students who receive their in- spiration trom Southern traditions and cam- pus lite. Since the tounding ot THE PINE BRANCH, it has included both campus news and literary materialq however, with the tounding ot the weekly newspaper this year THE PINE BRANCH has undergone a number ot revisions. It has been made into purely a literary magazine: the campus news is now published in the newspaper. Published in a section abounding in tra- dition and legend, THE PINE BRANCH has a brilliant tuture in the literary activity ot South Georgia. PINE BRANCH STAFF LEONORA DLJFOUR ......... Editor ETHLYN MASSEY .... . . Assistant Editor LORENE JOHNSON CITJECSXNSLTAEMAEPQDREWS Contributing Editors I.lLl.lAN BRAGG MARGUERITE McCALL- - .Circulation Manager 3 'Y ETHLYN MASSEY LORENE JOHNSON ANTOINETTE ANDREWS HULDA SUMMER LILLIAN BRAGG MARGUEvE McCALL 7 '7 J J fa' 01 . ,A C, A G Ltorsiom, CAMILLE and ETHLYN gt'- 1 , , 54 ff' y V ' ff f--e. . wi an-I' H f -x A Jjy J fo H . X! y I is f - X . 'f' cl ' I, fg A, new C' X , 6 , 1 . -1 X I N rib Q 'L ig I -E I. y ,I I if . Nix O 'Q 'fig U . --' I T F , K, 4 Page 82 45 'WN Q L -f T wx qfn t A',y,'l . r I., it 4, ,.x.f v asf A' ' 2 . ft- bs 4lU'Qf0 a fu-sy rim. PINE CONE THE PINE CONE, the year book publishedi by the Senior Class, is a testimonial to the fine and enduring benefits conferred upon it by our Alma Mater. The statt ot I935 has endeavored to manitest a true apprecia- tion ot what we consider the tour best years ot our lives. Each year the Senior Class malnes an earnest ettort to carry on the splendid work which has been produced in preceding years. Three PINE CONES have won All- American honor in the National Scholastic Press Association. MISS GERTRUDE GILMER . . . Faculty Adviser STAFF ELIZABETH LARISEY ........ Co-editor LOUISE AMBOS . - Co-editor and Business Mgr. VIRGINIA KIRKLAND -Assistant Business Manager ESTELLE ROBERTS ....... Literary Editor CAROLYN BRIM ..... Advertising Manager ELIZABETH WILKES . Asst. Advertising Manager HELEN CLAIRE VARNEDOE . . Snapshot Editor MARJORIE GROOVER .... Snapshot Editor ELEANGR BAILEY ...... Activities Editor WINNIE DAVIS . . . ...... Art Editor LOUISE AMBOS VIRGINIA KIRKLAND ESTELLE ROBERTS CAROLYN BRIM ELIZABETH WILKES HELEN CLAIRE VARNEDOE ELIZABETH iff-N MARJORIE GROOVER ELEANOR BAILEY -r i ky , L i X., f' Af-.-'g.Ql7 WERE ON Youiz TRAIL -'Go.GErriN6 Ao-Gi:1'rERs 1 if ,T - I If ' A,-:E I I Xxx' A 'N 5 -- - - L ---At'-AY - AA - W1 , Y -4- x . . y f U ff- ilfff- H' 1 h it r f -I , , 1: -'vi :lot V ,f ' 'I f' ,2 'LV . ,K LT 'IT s-S' A 'I'-' if ' . at Sf f If v ef I-1 sf- N, Xi If -T yt, y y ' f ,H fl 4, , I A r is I f I 1 li I I y I 1 I r Is., i Page 83 fs -I s LEONORA DuFOUR THE CAMPUS CANOPY For a number ot years it was felt that one of the greatest needs on our campus was the need for a newspaper in which the latest news of important col- lege happenings could be recorded. This year that dream was realized when THE CAMPUS CANOPY, the weekly newspaper, made its first appearance in November. The first quarter it was edited by a group of students interested in establishing a paper as a permanent publication. Later it was published by the class in news writing which used it as a practical guide in learning the technique of newspaper writing and editing. Long one of the foremost needs in the literary ac- tivities of the college, the CANOPY occupies a prom- inent position in the literary activities of the college. This year two delegates were sent to the meeting of the Georgia Press Institute in Athens in February, and to the meeting of the Georgia Collegiate Press Asso- ciation at Wesleyan College in April. ' I, . STAFF f l 1- LEONGRA DuFOUR . .. . Editor-in-Chief 4 A LEILA URQUI-IART . . . . News Editor ' 5 t 1 -- AMANDA BARKSDALE Assignment Editor l ' 0 T D-if S A T5 QT , in L. ' 1, ' I fffn - rs' T- A I' :quit ay' , 5' . r I: 1 ' T 5 , T f 2 5 'T I X V DGRIS YOUNG LEILA URQUHART AMANDA BARKSDALE DORIS YOUNG N: EIS-Iigawplcgliii-EER CAROL FORRESTER RUTH WILLIAMS MARY AGNES ROANE MARY AGNES ROANE - - Assistants Y PRISQLLA KEU-gy PRISCILLA KELLEY ANTOINETTE ANDREWS KMARGUERITE MCCALL ANTOINETTE ANDREWS 'A X 3 3 . MARGUERITE MCCALL vireeinm Huenss term MAE TYSON Us-QIILLE ROGERS VIRGINIA HUGHES -Circulation Manager . -5, LEILA MAE Tyson .... Advertising C JU ' ' C CAMILLE ROGERS . . Business Manager EDITOR - f iii , .s is r . A . X of 5 Page .R I LL 3 I I 1' K. ,A vy ' A, ' A ,ff .94 I' I C I 'T fi. I ' T T . AN I I ' affix.: I E rf' A LSGII 5 I .. T'-XTTTC If I r , 2 th A I 84 ,fi g I i lr. I i , W I . Z . V' xg Nh 'I I 1 NIM I MARGARET TOUCHTON I I Since its organization in l932, the English Club has been devoted mainly to the study ot contemporary literature. Its monthly meet- ings have been given over to discussions ot recent poetry, fiction, I and drama. I The club endeavors from time to time to bring to the campus interesting literary tiguresg this year it had as guest speaker Dr. An- I derson M. Scruggs, who read and discussed his poetry before the student body. The English Club has tor its aim the creation ot an alert interest in I contemporary literature, as well as an appreciation tor that which has ii lived through the ages. Its membership is limited to the Junior and Senior English majors who have a high scholastic record. OFFICERS .......... .... P rcgidqnt ELIZABETH LARISEY . - - - . - - . Vice-President , LOUISE HARDY - - - -'----- - - Secretory-Treasurer MEMBERS GERALDINE ARRINGTON KATHRYNE CONNELL ' ELEANOR BAILEY MERLE GIBSON JUDY COCHRAN LOUISE HARDY MARIE JOINER VIRGINIA KIRKLAND ELIZABETH LARISEY MARTHA LOWREY i- OLA LEE POWELL I CAMILLE ROGERS i MARGARET TOUCHTON I LEILA MAE Tyson I AMES WATKINS 3 l y I I ELIZABETH LARiSEY LOUISE HARDY ii: .W I D il J INTELLIGENTSIA ENGLISH MAJORS : I . 5 ' 1 blip, I J ' f ' H 'W' Hhnrvv- 4 i-1: -J-I ,Q tr. L f 1 f - ' A UV ff I . I 7I-, fi R A ' i f .-ff' L1 5' yi' 5 I, '. v U x 4 W 11 I U7 J , 1 . ' 2' li' ,ff si f A! K ' Page 85 II f -11 LOU iSE ODOM HOWELL PHI KAPPA AND PHI LAMBDA ATHLETIC CLUB The Phi Kappa and Phi Lambda Athletic Club have as their purpose the promotion ot an etfort tor physical etticiency, the stimulation ot interest in wholesome games and athletic accomplishment, the crea- tion ot a spirit ot good sportsmanship and the co-operation with other campus organizations in promoting high standards ot college lite. To stimulate more interest in the athletic program ot the campus, the two associations have been tormed into a club whose members are required to demonstrate an active interest in sports. New mem- bers have been talcen in atter they have demonstrated such an in- terest, and obtained a satisfactory scholastic record tor one quarter. The initiation weelc in January brought many new members into the club. lt has been the custom since l924 to engrave on the Honor Plaque the name ot the association which has obtained the highest scoring in the games played each quarter. Up until last year, when the Lambda's name was engraved the Kappa Association had won this honor. For the tall quarter, American and Fist Ball are played: in the winter quarter, Baslcet-ball: and in the spring quarter, Baseball is the rollicking sport. During the year the club sponsors a tennis and an archery tournament which bring a spirited challenge to all members. This year delegates trom G. S. W. C. Athletic Clubs were sent to the G. A. A. C. W. Conference held at S. G. T. C. at Statesboro. The red and white colors ot the Kappas and the purple and white CAROL FORRESTER of the Lambdas have been displayed in many exciting contests, JO DAMEL with each member proud to support her team with singing, l'm a Phi Kappa born, and a Phi Kappa bred: and when l die, l'll be a Phi Kappa dead, or Cheer for the Lambdas, Lambdas to win, fight to the finish, never give in. fl 5 1 A 'aaaa A Tl AA A A A A A A A A A4-A AJA',lxtk'jaQ f i . l 1.5 K 1' -' I A W1-f' 4 iz- T- RX I G fx , n fbi,-lg:! X X l A -mm' A I sg, V, -.2,.,, Rx ,E Page 86 MARGARET HUDSON PEARL WILSON LOUISE ODOM HOWELL . JO DANIEL ...... UNA RITCI-I ....... MARGARET HUDSON . . PEARL WILSON .... CAROL FORRESTER .... If ,sm Lpiif I UNA RITCH PHI KAPPA AND PHI LAMBDA ATHLETIC CLUB OFFICERS PI-In KAPPA PHI LAMBDA - - - - - Prcmdent . , . . Vice-Presldeni - - Sccrefary-Treasurer . . . . . Prcsldent - - - - Vmte-Pvcwdent - - Secretary-Treasurer ,, 1:31 - 1 f x I ll 'N , ' ,. f RGD f ' . . , 'f,1'I Qg1 ATHLETIC msuoems TWO EXPONCENTS OF sooo A AKG1' SPORT.,MANSHIP 1 H, ,f -X! if ' I Q-A A 65. wtf A QL .92 :Q X ,A 0 I If fir A A mf g3',-M 13 if I L S M X If, I A' QD :DX -, .' 1 'A . -' I I A .2 I if xx tx, X - f '-NIA ,I A 4 i 4,15 Page 87 - I PHI KAPPA AND PHI LAMBDA ATHLETIC! CLUB INTRAIVIURAL SPORTS AMERICAN BALL I.AI.fIEIDA-U. RITCH, H, K. GARDNER, G S'1.I,rIDLk, E SMITH, H. ROGERS, R. HAR- PISCPJ M I-ILIDSON, B. MABBETT, P. WIL- EON K TOCJLE. I-.AWA--B. LOCKLIEAR, L. BRASS, J. JOU- EEPT, L. JOHNSON, W. COPBETT, M. WAT- EON, J. DANIEL, M. TURNBULL, L. O. HOJJVELL. FIST BALL LAMBDA-L. MQPHAUL, E. R. JONES, V. VINCENT, S. E. MORGAN, C. RYCROFT, J. KENNEDY, M. CANNON, M. HUDSON. KAPPA-B. J. JOHNSON, L. CORLEY, M. K. HARRELL, M. REGISTER, F. MLLAIN, P. OLLIFF, D. SWINDLE, M. MORRIS. Y A 71' - nw me ,I Jf'W'y'a1 . 1' .IV w, ISA L? MNA K' BASKET-BALL In , A ,.-f LAMBDA-U. RITCH, E. SMITH, I. BROOKS, RQ WILLIAMS 1. 'i 3 I I. COOK, M. REID, R. HARRISON, M. BULLARD, M. HUD , . '- SON. 1 l ' ' KARRA-L. UROUHART, L. BRAGG, I. JOUBERT, M. K g HARRELL, M. REGISTER, L. PAFFORD, I. BAUMSTEIN, D .. - ' SWINDLE, B. ANDREWS. , . P 1 I I i . , Q ? 'iwsQ:A, 4. M 'A-'Ish .1 .. . A 1 1'J:.,'f'5f V 5 fi' if Iv J- -K, , ., X ,I -,H-Q .1 'snr' ., m MI x 8, . . .1 L .L 6 'XIX I U JI I K V' I 4, - :'i' is - I I A ,S.. I . X I fx X IR'-P1 J J Q 1? N I A 1 Dlx, ' '71 ff 'P ' f u -- Page 88 ,D . ARCHERY LORENE iOHNsoN LILLIAN BRAOG DECK TENNIS LOUISE ODOM HOWELL ESTHER SMITH PHI KAPPA AND PI-II LAMBDA GOLF VIRGINIA TUCK WILLENE ROBERTS GOAT CONTEST The Athletic Club had its first goat contest this year. Tags were cut in the shape of a goat's head, and drawn in team colors, red and white for the Kappa team, and purple and white for the Lambda team. Each con- testant was given three goats. Each team attempted to get the other team's goats by defeating opponents in certain games. A girl could chal- lenge any contestant of the opposing team to any of the specified games and the winner won a goat from the loser. As long as a girl possessed one or more goats she remained in the game. The contestants proudly displayed their goats on sweater fronts until the competition was over. After much keen rivalry and friendly locking of horns, the Lambda team won by a close margin. Challenge matches were played in tennis, archery, golf, declc tennis, horseshoe pitching, box hockey, and croquet. It was unanimously decided by the Athletic Council to make the goat contest a regular feature of our athletic program. , fixfxg' s on f, TA 9 it 'v,., ,4 MTN f' .iv f . , 1 1 . T . Page 89 :r:p,.f,,,,!,,,:yV A 4 1 1 F at in gm as 1 . f X- wk TENNIS BOX HOCKEY MILDRED TURNBULL RUBy HARRISON UNA RITCH rmtsv SPARKS HORSESHOE PITCI-IINC5 CRQQUET LUCILLE WURST MIRIAM ADAMS MARY E. NIX IQ DANIELS 7- W.-:H-A Y-' '-it ,s ' I I: li -ff? ee Q iii Grunt' ws., JUDY COCHRAN GLEE CLUB f The Glee Club ot the Georgia State Womans College per- torms an important function on the campus. This year there are torty members-selected by competitive tests as to ex- cellency ot voice and ability to read music at sight-who meet every Monday and Wednesday tor an hour's practice under the leadership ot Miss Alimae Temple. The culmination ot the club activities is the annual concert preserved in the spring. The program is composed ot two parts: the first ot classical music, and the second from semi- classical to well-lcnown popular songs. For the tirst time in the history ot the college, a guest artist, Mr. Paris Lee, ot Atlanta, appeared on this program. ELEANOR BAILEY nm Y' EVELYN MAY 3 NJ I1 Jil 53 -' T LUCY HAMMOND 165' 'fix' MARGARET ZlPPLlES The double trio has added much to the frm! Glee Club this year. The club has entertained , l ti , ttpit y Y 'F ' il-' at various civic functions in Valdosta, as well as at chapel teas, and dinners on the campus. At the Christmas Festival the Glee Club leads the singing from the whimsical toll: carols to the sott chant ot Silent Night. OFFICERS JUDY COCHRAN ..... . . . . . President EVFLYN MAY . - . . . Vice-Prcsident LUCY HAMMOND - - . . . Secretary ELEANOR BAILEY . . . . . Treasurcr MARGARET ZIPPLIES - - - - Accompanist J- i if f ,, if iszffi J ll ml 051 Ls? f 'Wt s, y g Jw, U g . - .f , 4 1- A ,' , ' J . '-A 1- J: I M - v H A ' gl .. ,u'.lf'.. Page 90 dh ALICE BLUE GOWN DOUBLE TRIO Joy MILLER . .... . . . . . FLORENCE THARP . .... . . EDITH BENNETT ...... LOUISE ODOM HOWELL ..... ' EVELYN MAY . . A ELIZABETH SIMS . PEARL WILSON . . . . . . MARGARET ZIPPLIES . ,CI 1'- 'w-V .I 1 'K , -qv' -. I I I , - 5 . , Soprano . . . Soprano . . . Soprano . . . . Alto Second Soprano Second Soprano Second Soprano . Accompanist A I we . GILEE- CLLI MEMBERS CAROLYN ASKEW ELEANOR BAILEY EDITH BENNETT MARIE BCIWER FRANCES CARSON EOESIE COCHRAN ALEXA DALEY RUTI-I ELLIS ELLIE ETHEREDGE MARTHA GARDNER JESSEL7' N GRIGGS LUCY HAMMOND MARY LOIS HITCH LOUISE ODOM HOWELL FLOYE IVEY BLANCHE LOCKLIEAR MARGUERITE MECALL LORA MQPHAUL EVELYN MAY MARIE MIDDLETON JOY MILLER LUCILLE MURPHY DOROTHY OGLETREE .IEANETTE SHIFRIN ELIZABETH SIMS JUANITA SIRMANS EVA MAE SMITH LA FOREST SMITH HULDA SUMMER FLORENCE THARP KATHERINE TOOLE LEILA MAE TYSON MANELLE VINCENT MARY ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD RUTH WILLIAMS PEARL WILSON DORIS YOUNG FLORIDE ZIPPERER VIRGINIA ZIPPLIES -I Page9I 'K I . I ',. wr T1 'I I 1 J, A I L TI-IE SLEIGI-I ., ni ' 0 I' KJ ! 'I U , ,x C - ,2'.:'f Iam' W 'Ishii :- 11' i I i V7 ' :Afrik- 4 I' 9 V JOY MILLER PI-HLHARMONIC CLUB The Philharmonic Club was organized to till the needs of the music lovers on the campus, and to have programs in which only the best type ot music was enjoyed. These programs have been organized tor their educational value. In addition to its worth-while programs, which were given at its regular meetings, it has also provided attractive features in the social lite ot the college. The subject for study this year was Contemporary Concert Artists. In order to familiarize the members with the most import- ant modern musicians, the club presented a well-organized program which consisted ot a study ot musicians ot the radio and concert rv 9 -nl! world. OFFICERS JOY MILLER ----- -------- -.--- P r esident MARGARET ZIPPLIES . . .... Vice-President Sl-IELLY SPARKS - .------ - A Secretary.Treasurer MEMBERS LOUISE AMBOS JOY MILLER SI-IELLY SPARKS EDITH BENNETT SARA BINGHAM BILLIE COLLINS JO DANIEL MARY LOIS HITCH VIRGINIA INGRAM MARTHA JONES JOHNNIE MAE KELLEY MARTIEL LUNDY ETHLYN MASSEY MARIE MIDDLETON fe . ,W A y. :WZ MYRTLE PARKER ANNETTE PHILLIPS SARA MARTHA PYLE ELIZABETH SIMS JUANITA SIRMONS EVA MAE SMITH GRACE SWINDLE VIVIAN VINCENT PEARL WILSON DORIS YOUNG MARGARET ZIPPLIES VIRGINIA ZIPPLIES gxx 4' MARGARET ZIPPLIES SHELLY SPARKS N C f L7 .I ,V '-1'f.xf. . . yVrK,!.x . A- -A .Fav if li 'l'lg'I, N ' .U AI'-,L J. , H if I . 3,'r 1 'V ,ali ' ' . Music toverzs iov, MARGARET and suetw Miss WARREN ff' iw .sv ' W.: . I . 'A Eff!! 'qi' 'i Tv A A 'ggfiixi fi K ' I f rr, X LE . r li . If Lx -ix 'jx 5 . V :AS :il V fA A' A' X ' If 4 Z .J S' C ' dill tm. !', rp-A' xi- .X vt 'I -.,' J- I A P . 'I T. 'N, A - , ww .ffl I 'sf l K NN, S 'f . is'-1-' ...Eg 7 k I Q r.: 4 -. A P ' A . . x I 44 ' -'M fx ' . 11'-'s..n, .A rang-saucxclcndslvn X gl 4 ' ,' .'- . :Xena 'i Page 92 I' I, iij.+Q.,., ff Y as-fi i uQ '15 i-.Pi FRANCES GARBUTT LILLIAN BRAGG TL. -. ,ll x q3'II? st-s- I' I :T yi 734 'lf c l NELLIE MAY GANNON FINE ARTS CLUB The Fine Arts Club, limited to those girls who have artistic ability, and who have shown a sincere interest in art, has as its objective tor the I934-35 program the promoting ot art appreciation and art interest, not only ot the club members, but also ot the student body and ot the community. The club endeavored to carry out its pur- pose by means ot the annual Christmas bazaar, the production ot a puppet play, the proposed visit to the Ringling Art Museum at Sarasota, Florida, and by various exhibits. These exhibits included a group ot Japanese bloclc prints, soap sculpture, etchings from the Philadelphia Association ot Etchers, antique jewelry, water colors by pupils ot Dr. Martin, ot Columbia University, one group ot oil paintings loaned through the courtesy ot the College Art Association, and another group ot oils by Miss Ruth Carpenter, Protessor ot Art. NELLIE MAY GANNON ------ - - ---- President . . ...... Vice-Prggidgnt LILLIAN BRAGG - - - - - Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS MARY ASKEW AVRYLEA BURCH FRANCES GARBUTT WINNIE DAVIS MARTHA GAY NELLIE MAY GANNON MARGARET BENNETT SARA BINGHAM LILLIAN BRAGG FRANCES I-IINSON JOSEPHINE JOUBERT LINELLE LANG KATHERINE McGREGOR LUCILLE MURPHY MARY POLHILL IDA LEE STEARMAN FIULDA SUMMER DORIS SWINDLE ANNE TURNER FLORENCE THARP JOYCE TIPTON l . Ek, ,' 'tl 17 XQMMY i' ii I av.. -W lm.- . ARTIST AT EASE PUTTING NATURE ON CANVAS 4 1 -L - ax' I Y 1 O IQ N' , I . I A 4 V1 fs Om 12' , N 4. i ffl Z. gf. Page 93 1 I i X Ii it E I I e. , fs.. ff- . ,F ,. 1 MARJORIE CuROO'v ER INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club, realizing the importance ot a knowledge ot our country's attairs, has tor its aim the study and discussion ot the national and international events which are daily transpiring within and without our borders, and which vitally concern our American lite and institutions. The Carnegie Endowment tor International Peace presents the International Relations Club each year with a number ot books discussing the international topics ot the day thereby increasing the private library ot the club. OFFICERS MARJORIE GROOVER . . . . . . .... President SARA RACHEL COXWELL - . . . Vice-President ESTI-IER SMITH ---- - - - - - Secretary LUELLE GIDDENS ..... ..... T rqagurgr CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL ...... . Member-at-Large MEMBERS LOUISE AMBOS SARA BINGHAM HARRIETTE BULLARD LEILA CALLENDER RACHEL COXWELL WINNIE DAVIS MARY DEARISO CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL RUTH ELLIS EMILY FLUKER MARTHA GAY LUELLE GIDDENS MARJORIE GROOVER BROUN HUTCHINSON BESSIE JO JOHNSON NELLIE JOHNSON NETTIE JOHNSON NOELLENE JOHNSON MARCSUEPITE MQCALL KATHERINE MCGREGOR LAURA MCLEOD ETHLYN MASSEY DOROTHY OGLETREE VIRGINIA SHEPPARD IOIS SIMPSON ESTHER SMITH SIIELLY SPARKS MARY ELIZABETH WEATHERFORD JU! 'fri SX A C. it 54: 1. nr ,Arg 1-,., , . J, , ,L 5 I ii ,,,. sn..- .,,. - ,vw f, ,fm If ' , . f ,-My ' 1.. We' 1 f .N qw. fr 3--.nk ' , sg 5112? qziliisi in , V ew .g. J.,-1, gi '- 'v :k-iq' . ww SARA RACHEL COXWELL CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL LUELLE GIDDENS ESTHER SMITH ON THE FARM fx f' , if lj I kv C. 'rr s ff?-'YS Wim cosMoPoLirAN Mrmosr r. R. c. Vi I W I I I --1 Y -, Y il l - I I 6- I 34, f, 4 1- 92' . '- al 3 QE ' . 's.. .a -e 'i --' fi -2 . X' t db rd ' 4. ' Sify. y ,A I' 5 , A I- 4 lf! it 'ff ti ' , Page 94 yi lily' rlli i ' I I V! lib -ibn t ff I -O P I r I i ENTRE NOUS i if .I Entre Nous was organized in the tall ot I932. It is the youngest club on the campus, but it has already created a place tor itselt. The purpose ot the club is To promote interest in France and French Iitera- In CAROLYN BRIM 'A' ture through reading and conversation. Majors and minors ot the two upper :gf y cglasshes, and sophomore majors with high scholastic records are eligible tor mem- in ' ers ip. I' ,Q R The club is talcing tor its proiect tor the year the presentation ot several French f plays which will be ot interest to the entire student twody. The first play pre- I 'vw .ff DORIS YOUNG Q, MARY POLHILL LUCY HAMMOND gif, - - uv!! f, '5. sented was La Dame cle Bronze et le Monsieur de Cristal, a oneaact comedy by I lenri Duvernois. The cast was as tollows: l Madame Sourcier ........ . CAROLYN BRIM y Monsieur Sourcier , . . LOUISE HARDY Alique, the Doctor . . . . MARY ALDERMAN Q, Monsieur Passandequ . ...... DORIS YOUNG Le Prince ..... . . . CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL li OFFICERS fi' CAROLYN BRiM . ..... .... R resident Q DORIS YOUNG - - . - Vice-President MARY POLI-IILL - - . - Secretary-Treasurer LUCY HAMMOND - - - - - - . . . Parliomentorian MEMBERS OLA LEE POWELL KATI-ILYN TAYLOR JANET COOK MARGARET TOUCHTON HELEN CLAIRE VARNEDOE MARY ALDERMAN CAROLYN BRIM CLARA LOUISE DRISKELL LUCY HAMMOND DORIS YOUNG LOUISE HARDY DOROTHY JOHNSON RUTH JONES SARAH OWENS Y MARY POLHILL Ak - LES MEMBRES DU CLUB MADeMoisELLE LA DAME DE RRoN,LL er -f LE MONSIEUR DE CRISTALM - I 5 rx '. K, L O il- '11 -- f 'Y ,,,u11.4.1 un- ' . OJ tim, 1' I I ' , '- . r Ai- ' gl X X g Lvl Jag QQ v I A ,i 'Y i' '-11. 411' 1 li :- .' f gi: -A A I- ff--7 -.R - J L. N 'Q ll ia' I X- ' y A -1' ,fy P L L '-Tfxxxff Page 95 I 'iv cr' 'M it I we rl 'Q A ilfi Q' ., r II QW' .i' 'R it I I4 . N L,ftf+r I gf ix K. 'L ftiwiririk aA,reitsi:rALE MATH-SCIENCE CLUB The MathAScience Club gives students an opportunity to work on proiects in which they are particularly interested. In order that this may be done to advantage, the club is divided into three groups- Math, Chemistry and Bic-Iogy. Each group has its leader, although all are under the supervision ol the president ot the entire clulo. The mathematicians have as their proiect this year the making ot geometrical constructions which may be used in tuture class work. Students who were interested in Chemistry constructed a periodic chart ot the elements. This chart impressed more readily on our minds the elements, their uses, and their compounds. The Biology department worked on the collection and classification ot the tlora and tauna ot Valdosta. The Math-Science Club held only one meeting each quarter, but the various departments met more frequently to plan and discuss their proiects. Several outstanding speakers were guests ot the club at various times. OFFICERS AMANDA BARKSDALE . ...... .... P resident CLAPE LAWSON - - - - - . Vice-President MARION REID - - - - - . - SecretaryATreasurer MEMBERS EMMA AMBOS CLARE LAWSON ANTOINETTE ANDREWS JESELYN MOSELEY CLEO BARBER MARION REID AMANDA BARKSDALE IDA LEE STEARMAN MARGARET BERRYHILL HULDA SUMMER HELEN CARTER ELIZABETH TILLMAN JO DANIEL LUCILLE THOMPSON RUBY JONES LEILA UROUHART VAN ELLE KEN DALL MARGARET ZI PPLI ES MARGARET WADE ' ar ft: S Q bf .-'-mls' - ,S ,A 55 1' 'ii I . K' I rf. CLARE LAWSON MARION REID fri fi Joi bl ' N iii gait, if , I,-ref' TRIO O s isnrisrs AMANDA SCIENTIFIC MINDS ffl, ' , ,, 1, C? ,Wa N .Q LN I , ' ' 4 In r MIA - ,fx kr , ,f s -'I 0 If l .Rx ' ' N15 l I ' me we I . . r I , - I X .. H!-Jr, ni- KVM, r, I T J, 1 I . Page 96 I rx! .. 'T ,. if LY 6. VANGIE TRIMBLE ig.- MARY AGNES ROANE f,.f'S kv tix, 4-flfl A , I 1 ,.-- -N , 1. J, l JJ: 17 ESTELLE ROBERTS SUCK AND BUSKIN The Sock and Buslcin Club has as its purpose one alcin to that ot the now prevalent Little Theatre Movementg namely, the creation ot a National Drama. lt desires to create among the members ot the student body an interest in and an appreciation ot the best that may be found in the world ot the theatre. Among its own members dramatic ability is encouraged through the medium ot stage pro- ductions, and various interests are stimulated by means ot lectures on stage technique, make-up, and lighting. The three-act play presented this year was The Swan, a romantic comedy, by Ferenc Molnar. The scene is laid in a mythical Euro- pean Kingdom, which torms a pertect background tor Molnar's clever lines, tlashing wit, and delicate pathos. In the play, the Princess Beatrice intends to marry ott her daughter, Alexandra, to a prince ot the reigning house, and her ettorts to consummate this marriage torm the basis tor the plot. The cast included: Dr. Agi, W. Roberts: George, M. Turnbull: Arsene, U. Ritchg Princess Beatrice, B. Hutchinson: Alexandra, t-l. K. Gardner: Father Hyacinth, E. Roberts: Symphorosa, L. Johnson: Prince Albert, L. Bragg: Colonel Wunderlich, V. Tuck: Caesar, C. Barbery Maid, V. Trimbleg Princess Maria Dominica, L. Du Pour: Ladies-in-waiting, R. Williams, M, Tillman: Altred, M. t-ludson. Membership is determined by annual trysoutsi the club at present is composed ot thirty active members, several honorary members, and the director ot the organization, Miss Louise Sawyer. OFFICERS Y ESTELLE ROBERTS . . . ........... President VANGIE TRlMBLE .... .... V ice-President MARY AGNES ROANE . . . . Secretary-Treasurer 'V I If I. FUTURE coRNELLs owicsrzs DIREUOR r , ,I ffl 'X f i 1 i . . . Q Y I I gf -H , I Qil, V .sk , ,. ' - ,L L, 7-T .'5 'f' 'ou I f' t ti' fr 9' Q fbgfi 'r H J f 3' I A' Q . T' T 72' r N Q J r ' f I KJ P? . - . A K A I ' I ' I , l .ig tg Page 97 CK AND ETETESKIN MEMBER CLARA EAVTE N 1 ELEC EQAFEEI LTLLIAW ET' EOUETF 'W' n r 1 IT! mf-fi LErjNgv3z.':. Hui. f 1, -r . fn-,T-4-AMW - MALE'-T' LJJ11 ri EiT UZ 4 T4Ti1iJ'N1i-J 11,ir lil' rj .,, 1, HTWZT YN . rg: V5 321 E1' 1fI',iU l?JE JOUBE?-'T PPTHUILLA FE r 1 ANNEE ri!-TTE KNIGHT i 'Q' -...M M , yang Page 98 'V' T a Y 1 T 5 3 E ' ' a 4 f 3 T I 3 ,A -Q , 3 g 4 . Q I ' . .1 ix, Tris iq. . If 5' iffiif' z E v . 5 E3 2 all - 1.1 . , vim-,, s . 153' if Zrsmf 7 A?-MVA M pon-0. 4-4 -5' IA ,M , 1? Q V 'vi 573' ' ri if-. 5.15 -'fn , X ,f P? N, .' Qw- ., 'T Nr 2 P' ROMANCE OF THE WILLOW PATTERN Cast KOONG-SEE . . . . CHANG . . . THE MANDARIN . Matilda Tillman . . Martha Gardner . Virginia Tuck I , I EMILIE Willene Roberts BOB . . Una Ritch BESS . Cleo Barber THE MOTHER Broun Hutchinson WHEN THE WI-IIRLWIND BLOWS MADAME ELIZABETH ANDROYA Vangie Trimble JOSEFA Henry Kate Gardner ANNA . Lillian Bragg -15.753, ,HJ W ,, 1, Page 99 SQCK AND BUSKIN MEMBERS JESSE LANGDALE KATHERINE IAORVIAPJ CARROLL PEEVIIQS MARION REID UNA RITCH MARY AGNES ROANT ESTELLE ROBERTS WILLENE ROBERTS LA I-OREST SMITH MATILDA TILLMAN VANGIE TRIMBLE VIRGINIA TUCK MILDRED TURNBULL LEILA UROUI-IART RUTH WILLIAMS 1, I fl? fu 3 'N X Ll: l,' Q, l N T'-lgiff I ,, ff ' H+, x ? 'rj -I , -A if ' ' ,r- , I l' ly f -, ' ' I ' . .N . ,, I I I 'QF' '-Wiggj I THE FOOLISH FUNNIESH UCERTAYNE DANCERSH MORRIS MEN PagelO0 LORD OF MISRULE, PAGES, AND COURT FOOL Us C9121 English Qlhrintmasr Eltzaiinal Then bring with a noise, my merry boys, The Yule log to the firing: For my good dame she bids you all be free, And sing to your hearts desiring. Thus with the singing of the Yule song, Ye Old English Christmas Festival, the merriest and most colorful cele- bration of the college, begins. The celebration, dating from the first Christmastide of the college in I9l3, was instituted in the desire to enrich the life of students by leading their emotions to flow in the channels of social custom which flow down from the joyful infancy of our people. It has grown deep into the life of the college, and has become one of its loveliest traditions. The Lord of Misrule has charge of the merrymalcing during the evening, at which the Lord of the Manor and his court preside. The colorful old custom of bringing in the boar's head, accompanied by the singing of carols by the Glee Club, opens the festivities. .fkp -X ,f l ,ff SKATERS He GDR! Engliuh Qlhriztmaz Zlieatiual The merriment of the Festival is furnished by the Fool of the court and her underlings who reign over the tunster's trolics. As the evening progresses the mood ot the entertainment changes from one ot merrymaking to one ot reverence and appreciation for the spirit ot Christ- mas. The colorful decorations ot the feast hall, the quaint costumes ot ye compayne, and the general happy spirit ot good will and cheer prevail through the capers ot the tool, the festive dancers, and the familiar carols sung at intervals during the program. The merrymaking and revelry diminishes, and is replaced by a slower movement, and as a tinal number, the lords and ladies dance the stately minuet. With the singing of Silent Night, the candle-light reces- sional tormsg atter which comes a general exchange ot Christmas greetings. Page IOI Wav t i I i,' Ek N ll 4 it HOBBY HORSE PIERROTS AND PIERETIES YE LORDS AND LADIES L 'if is i ,E 46 iii? it i' , V-5,4 1 Q .1 by M 'I 6 i if 'f: .. 'A - 1: ,fx-H sg G is ty,- ,. ' i ass I 'f i re si - MAY OUEEN-MISS VIRGINIA HUTCHINSON MAY DAY One ot the loveliest traditions at the college is the annual May Day celebration, a gala occasion in which every student takes part, from the Queen ot the May, selected from the senior class by popular vote, to the peasantry, representing all the classes. Songs and dances on the green in which the peasant tollc express the age-old senti- ments regarding May Day-old English traditions teatured.by pirates, milk maids, Morris Men, lords and ladies-Greek mythological portrayals depicting the legend ot Ceres-the winding ot the vari-colored may poles-the lovely procession ot the May Queen and her court-all typify the spirit ot the May Day celebrations from the time of the Druids to the present day. All ot the pageantry and simple splendor that marked the celebrations of the Celtics is carried on as a tradition at the college each May Day. Page I02 i , .. frat' 110' I I I I QUEEN MAID-OF-HONOR AND TRAIN BEARERSNM ISS VIRGINIA HUTCHINSON, MISS MARTIELE TURNER, BOBBIE SNOW, AND JOHN WIGGINS. I I J A 1 MAY PAY I I -vw. i I I I I I ff .- If .ns-3? 9' N 1.-,?.., '-Q, .-. ?f1'ff2'1.f'p xl .,.fM, I :-.xi i A lf , Q'i9554 E:zaL' uf, ' 'l E:'f T-1 I 'I . Q , - ' QT - S A 4 -,X I L . ' 'N - 1 I g , I I ' I I 3 I . ,T f ' lf' I . I I Lk N I V 0 I A A LJ .LJ--fn . ' ig: gif-'gff 'riff' Q. QUEEN, MAlo.oF-HONOR, AND LADIES-IN-WAITING. , LS In V 4 ygj L NLG ff j' , ff, I N. V f QUEEN AND HER COURT I ., X t :L vw! QQ I .. A l f rgfnj -. Y I A A I gi my I ,' ,, 'X f ., If ' X' ,- I r YI fbi . 'Q , A J A Vg, - ' 1 TN-,R . A ,-51533155 if X ' C ' X N I-L A F-- f--- I-,-f Page IO3 I MZE. Y DAY f,g+f Xa 'iwf JU La loc--..,,,'wh -7 Y i ,,, .1-1--fl. I 41 Q ,. . r' A 1 ,--A . --, K. 1 F fi :L 4 T I 2 4 '1- ' A- ff 4 Q. 'ZA F an ' J 4 4? 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Su 3-4 V- 'Y Page I05 MAY DAY STICK DANCERS MAY POLE DANCt ,,, 7. ..-Z ,,, , PLA if Y Play Day, ri .' N io'-femcnt in the field ot ri' , , ri Education, was instigi-Lei: ii. O. S. YV. C. in l93l. lt pr'oi.'.::l stirgcessltil that it has becon' is :iii fledged annual ac- tivityf -iiriticiitiated in alike by stu- derits and guests. The arm oi Play Day is to helc- the work locing done all over the country to spread the knowledge and use ot new and interesting games to other schools, and to en- courage friendship between the high schools and colleges. There is no school rivalry, no playing merely to win, no indi- vidual honor to be gained, but a day spent in learning new games, playing old ones, and enjoying the comradeship ot play. By ten-thirty, guests from high schools in all sections ot the South- 'ik DECK TENNIS SHOOTING AT THE BULLS EYE -3 I f - f If 4' tc x Q I 1 ' 'i f X 4 Ib -- c -Wei.--Q- J -f PITCHING HORSE SHOES BOX HOCKEY CROOUET TEEING OFF 1 'ilu- .ga 'PZ M G. S. W. C. AS HOSTESS LOOSING THE ARROWS AFTER THE GAMES 'r A- 4 3' 'W w-., PLAY DAY ern part ol the state have arrived and lt-:err organized into teams fer Play Day. The whole morning is gif TE,E fr over to the campus games, in r TTA. rlileh sports, games and stunts is'-1'filr1rrr'irr.ate. fkrfhery, golt, tether ball, box lroeley, trfnnis, volley ball, and soc-:er r-f.s,r a large part in the program of the day. As the noon hour arrives points are tabulated and the winning team receives the honors that they have won. A picnic lunch under the pines is served at one o'cloClm, bringing to a close the sports program of the day. These sports are followed in the afternoon by the elaborate Old English May Day Festival. ,each 311: ft KN of tt. il T 95? of-, ' iff I 'js' 31415 4-I-'gg 'gf yi 'El Q V' rv? 5 i' as PageI07 T SENIOR PLAY I I IMp,f3fiIwI!xRTr' INVALID III O L T E R E 2 anna its , s ,ff I III? 1 If I I , I III I :iii I'I'I I - I .' I I A I I5 Q z 1 If I L iam, ..-...,a-U.. AHI YOU DECEITFUL CHILDQ YOU KNOW VERY WELL WHAT I MEAN. fm AH! MONSIEUR, BE TOUCHED BY HER PRAYERS AND MINE. I ' IIII eff Y lr J I ,Af I , I 'I I 4 I MUST TELL YOU THAT YOU CANNOT GIVE ANYTHING TO YOUR WIFE BY WILL Z' v 'lx UTOINETTE, WHY DID YOU MAKE MY HUSBAND ANGRYT' 4' L- ' lg ' , V . 5 -X Il ,:l xx l, iff 'ry f . V: MTI.. I ' - I ,.f' J ' 4- '11 . 1 ff Q s H rg, ,fc 5, N V N43 . LA H 3 Y ljgff' jf NA- uf! , J x, -1- N rbv fx, .JE -M .. -, ' jVk+,5.:' Q K I U . M ,.,,.......-,W xv R ge Syixfagi A X 5 N I' I +T l bf 'jf Ii.I'ff5r.-Tis. Ly. I - .5 ' 'XXV-3 'Qi ' . ,, ,-,-, I BQ ' XL 'W-, f4-f-- 'VI ' . -27 -j:sS'Q1x3Q?, z ,x 2 5 gt I Ive' Page IOS in Jr. fi'-q-'3a,, 2.41 Q - fr: P-'f-3'f91L'f.. 3'f . '65 I lfkaf sffdfir-ffl. ' TELL ME My Fmsg AM I TO LIVE, OR DIE? i ffm 9 r It , ,,, I I I BUT IT LIES WITH YOU ALONE TO DISSIPATE THIS ILL-I-IUMOURH' PageIO9 I I I SENIOR PLAY IMAGINARY INVALID M 0 1. I E H E , i I I I II - I I L I I I I I 1 WITHIN FOUR DAYS YOUR CONDITION WILL BE INCURABLEI' di' -F. 9. 6' sa MONSIEUR, WILL YOU LET ME GIVE YOU SOME ADVICE-AS A FRIEND? , -:gn NH 3552533 jgfl.. f A -i , 4' i i I in . if I Hyssxo - V I .. H -.1 '-- . .wh -I . . .nv v 3, .,., SI.. , .x- 3H'Qf-:ii ., 'V' g 2.fffni'iiI' -41 'Ja-ggi' N I X is Iii AIU ' 'I 3 5' L . 'Q 5. ft! il ,Q TT g r L41 w :mmn'v1Sg4H ' I 'itil K W il 4 I FP ' If i I I I xt! . J 7 f .Y .1 r 1 it A I' IA 2 4 L IQMR Y 1-A I , t Igititfi P Y 'I svsfievfe- I I .ffJ'?..,f 1541 ii 'f un- ? j sfgg, 3' Nm, ' - ,i xiii, FV il JH' BROUN I-IUTCHINSON OFFICERS BROUN HUTCHINSON ELIZABETH LARISEY ..... ANNE TURNER . - - JESSIE CATLEDGE LANGDALE . ..... . HELEN ASHBROOK BESSIE AUTREY RHONA BARFIELD SARA BINGHAM RUTH NELL BOWEN ANN BROOKS JANE BROOKS LEILA CALLENDER MARY NELL CARLYLE HELEN CARTER KATHPYNE CONNELL SUSIE COPPAGE LOIS CORLEY MARGARET DALTON WINNIE DAVIS MARTHA FRANKLIN NELLIE MAY GANNON FRANCES GARBUTT RUTH GARBUTT LUELLE GIDDENS RUTH GODWIN ELORA GRIMES BILLIE HAM JEANELLE HATCHER MARY BETH HIGH GRACE HILHOUSE MARY LOIS HITCH MEMBERS BROUN HUTCHINSON ERNESTINE ISBELL MARTHA JENNINGS NELLIE JOHNSON NETTIE JOHNSON NOELLENE JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSTON MARY JONES RUBY JONES CLYDE KENDALL VANELLE KENDALL LINELLE LANG VALDOSTA CLUB The VaIdosta Cluh is an organiza- tion composed ot the alumnae ot the Valdosta I-Iigh School. It hoIds monthly meetings ot a sociaI na- ture, including Iunchcons, tea dances, and specialty teatures. The purpose ot the club is to promote a triendIy teeling between the boarding and day students, to emphasize the sociaI lite ot the college, and to be a means ot interpreting the activities ot the day students and the town. . . . President . . Vice-President - ' ' Secretary - - Treasurer CARROLL PEEPLES MARY PERRY EEINA EARLE PLEMMONS MARTHA POWELL OLA LEE POWELL SARA MARTHA PYLE GWENDOLYN OUINKER WILLENE ROBERTS LOIS SIMPSON LA FOREST SMITH KATHLYN TAYLOR CLYDE THOMAS JESSIE CATLEDGE LANGDALE LORENE THOMAS ELIZABETH LARISEY may LEIPPRANDT JEANETTE LAWRY ELOISE LINEBERGER CATHERINE i,uoi2LooR susis i,iAri-isws ELIZABETH WEACHREN MAY BELL MOBLEY tioreoruv MORGAN Jssewri MOSELEY LuciLLE MURPHY BARNIE LOU NEWSOM sARA owsws EMILY PARRisH ELIZABETH TILLMAN ICATHRYNE TOOLE MARGARET TOUCHTON ANNE TURNER JANE TWITT2' HELEN CLAIRE VARNEDOE SUELLA WILLIAMS MARY KATHERINE WISENBAKER DORIS YOUNG ELIZABETH LARISEY ANNE TURNER JESSIE CATLEDGE LANGDALE WHEN TOWN GIRLS PLAY! OFFICERS ADVISER ,av-u,.-,- , -V Y W , -7- W' ff-Y,-fi-fi we W-:ff WM-- .t 'N .- T' 'K is 8 f I ' I . ,O I ,L ' 4, I ' I , . 1' I ami, Q f X 'B 'X lv X 3' ' Inn, , L '- I I H ' I ' ' I - J ' -. ' - nad I I , K V x I M WH' ,A vmvgs 0 1 . In-1 X 'X 1 ' v...---.L x A .My Q A 1 I , -W U V A - 1' -I fu V ' M A L. ' -M--'N' ., I Ig I X- i 'I ' U , ', , ..,..., 'I 1 . Q I I I Q . , H it -.' . - n ' -E 5-4. S ' I I . T ' A ' I 'V ' ' : ' ww! 'J in -. .. 41.- a...t ..-:.' w i Q.. , I i..,.........i - I . - i ' -.- ...aw ' i s: - -4 '-: 6.'1'9HLT.:f ' ,!'..1'ILZ133'-' .l .-, Page IIO ,pw ,PEA ELIZABETH MCREE :Evil x TT ' Q-Q ,. at I yr t AUGUSTA RENTZ GULLIVER TI-IE ALUMNAE ASSCDCIATION The purpose ot the Alumnae Association is to combine former G. S. W. C. students into an active oft campus group. The organi- zation strives to preserve the ideals ot the college, and to extend its influence through its membership ot more than a thousand grad- uates. The privileges ot active membership are granted to those who have received a degree or a diploma: those who have com- pleted one year ot college worlc are eligible tor associate membership. Each year the association provides a scholarship tor some girl who meets certain definite qualifications. The association published an alumnae issue ot The Campus Canopy in April as one ot its projects tor the year. A luncheon was given at the meeting ot the Georgia Educational Association tor the alumnae ot the college, and a garden party was given in the park adjoining the campus tor the Valdosta alumnae. ivA CHANDLER Oppicppg CLARKE Auousm RENTZ Guuivsrz ........ . . . President ELIZABETH McREE -.-- ---- V ice-President IVA CHANDLER . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer CLARICE IVEY . . . . Corresponding Secretary 'll3 'l ll0'V ' '- Wtl'v ' ' 7'--' ' ' gil H - ff f . f 1 . iw- . 1 vi Y V iv'-. ' . Juli rf' i . ., yw.--V 5.45 Q ml' ,,,. . -. .TN 'ff '51 r I- -' 0 g TT ,I 4, 19' uni ,, so V . 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Kress and Company Le Files Automotive Service Lindbergh Restaurant McCrory's McElvey-Futch Company Mathis and Youmans Company Model Bakery Paxon's Turner Jones' Store A. S. Pendleton Company Rhodes-Collins Furniture Company Ritz Theatre Southern Stationery and Printing Company Star Laundry Stewart Candy Company Stump Brothers Suitsus Superior Baking Company Thompson and Girardin Valdosta Flour Company Vallotton's Dairy C. C. Varnedoe and Company ,,.x, -,,.,, k, 7 - V- -.-V I 7,5 - Nh, Y, ,, x,- -,1 s, -. f N,x,A,,- X,-,fx..-.J-xi-.1--ff vf v fvmv-v-fri-v Arif'-.Y Y .,-v-,-v-.- , - ,- - . 4- ,f . .i J- ,,.-, - f,L,,,-,,..,-- , .L,-L ,, ,Avg -Y ,-C,A-fx---,,-,,- .,-Q.f+.'-.f-,-5,,-vA..fx,'xf-.,-.,- ---'Av-vf v - W . , , . . -, Y. Y 7 W -,., .. ,H.,.,,-,.,, , ,Rf L,- .,-C,--,V .A .--- .ff-C.---.1-Y-.f-,-----.f .-V-v-.1-f-if-f -l-he Georgia State Womans College l-lE Georgia State Womans College is, by action ot the Board of Regents, the liberal arts college tor women of the University System ot Georgia. lt is a standardized institution and is a member ot the Association ot Georgia Colleges, the Southern Association ot Colleges and Secondary Schools, and the Association of American Colleges. All its courses are on the University level tor a Bachelor ot Arts degree. lt otfers thorough courses in Art, Biology, Chemistry, Educa- tion, English, including Vocal Expression, History and Political Science, Economics, Sociology, Foreign Languages, ancient and modern, Mathematics, Music, instrumental and vocal, and Physi- cal Education. Credit for any ot these courses will be accepted in any branch of the University System or any standard college. lt has a beautiful plant in a very healthful region, and a climate unsurpassed during the school session. Additions to the physi- cal plant mor I935-36 will include a new dormitory, a swimming pool, and an extension to the gymnasium. Expenses are ex- tremely moderate, not exceeding 5230.00 a year. The policy of the college has long been to otier an educa- tional service so excellent that the wealthiest citizen cannot pro- vide a better for his daughter: a service so moderate in cost that the poorest girl, it she has the will, can share its advantages. For further information, address Georgia State Womans College, Valdosta, Georgia. X C, -., .,- ,-- -A --V , -..-, . . --- N,--f-f-.f..fx.,--,-- .---- --f,- ,- , , , ,, Y , -, 4 ,g Y v Y V Y ,Yv + x - A - Q -- --- E----3 N...----...--.f- M O D E L B A K E R Y OUALITY BREAD, CAKES AND PIES VaIcIosta's Oldest Bakery THERE'S A REASON COMPLIMENTS 1 OF 1 W. T. GRANT COMPANY Ic to 55.00 Junior Department Store COMPLIMENTS 1 OF 1 GEORGIA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY COMPLIMENTS 1 OP 1 VALDOSTA FLOUR COMPANY . . . Distributors ot . .. White Ring ' Omega and Elutly Rutlles Elour and Complete Line of Fancy Groceries VALLOTTON'S DAIRY Special Milk tor Babies and the College Girl Complexion CHURCHWELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE College Girls' Headquarters NEVER BUY BEFORE YOU TRY FRlEDLANDER'S 7111-71 A J,'AY'lrTlrTVTY+4rflYAJY7lV'l,'L'lVA4rlJY' 'J7iIr7llY'lYTlY'lYlJY'l. Llilflr l l '-lvbvir' T ' Zvihtvilrtr 7- Avi 7vTvTv Yviv Ywi tri Av TLTL Tv Tv,vTvT Y X S VERAN BLACKBURN PHQTOGRAPHER F012 PINE CONE 19 3 5 Y ,-41.1,-1..A1,1,-+1,J, Y-v4,---,,,,,vvvvv +vQ.-viQ,,,,,Qpq,w,vvvv vvvv vvv-vvvvvv VALDOSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. X C: o e A - c: o L A Valdosta ' ' ' Georgia FOREMOST ICE CREAM f IT'S HEALTI-IFUL f LINDBERGH RESTAURANT Famous tor Western Steaks Best Cotfee in Town COMPLIMENTS Quality Quality Dairy Products S U IT S U S Registered Jerseys DAIRIES, INCORPORATED COMPLIMENTS R I T Z P A L A C E A MARTIN THEATRE A MARTIN THEATRE Phone 36I Phone I23I T b e H 0 nz e of H i f 5 ! Wlaere Pleasure Costs S0 Little! STEWART CANDY COMPANY Everything in Wholesale Candies and Crackers LE FILES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PHONES 160-161 Valdosta ' ' ' Georgia A Complete Service tor Your Car vTlrvv4rvvvTYvv4rrv vvv wvevvwviviv vvvvv ,v,'I.'l,'llYTVvT771 AAAA- AAf'f-- ---ff.,-1,-4,-:fur-avQfl COMPLIMENTS 1 OF 1 THE A. S. PENDLETON COMPANY JOHN OLIVER SERVICE STATION Firestone Tires ' ' Amoco Products Valdosta, Georgia BENNETT'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Toasted Tasty Sandwiches ' McPhail's Ice Cream Valdosta, Georgia COMPLIMENTS FIRST NATIONAL BAN Valdosta, Georgia THE BENSON COMPANY ' Dry Cleaners ' Valdosta, Georgia Phone 486 MATHIS AND YOUMANS COMPANY Pianos f Victrolas f Radios Everything in Music BROOKWOOD PHARMACY ' Just otl the campus ' YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATEDH TY-LJ'-v--1 vvvv fl--Yvf--YYY---,-Y,,, v l-vrvvv--tv-v vvvv vevvvvvvv-v- COMPLIMENTS 1 OF 1 SUPERIOR BAKING COMPANY SERVING VALDosTA FOR Moms THAN A THIRD OF A CENTURY l-lere's to Our Good Friends-The G. S. W. C. Girls S T A R L A U N D R Y Dry Cleaners ' Rug Cleaners P H O N E 5 4 WE SERVE TO PLEASE AND WE ARE PLEASED TO SERVE THOMPSON AND GIRARDIN J e w e l e r s I2O North Patterson Street 1 Valdosta, Georgia PAXON'S TURNER JONES' STORE Our inexpensive footwear of highest quality reflects the smartest trends in fashions for all occasions JITNEY-JUNGLE STORES SAVE 1 SERVE f SATISFY Valdosta's Own Food Stores COMPLIMENTS OF M c C R O R Y ' S Five and Ten Cent Store We are pl'0UCl ol the Georgia State Womans College 7 f WE ARE GLAD TO TAKE THIS OCCASION TO SAY TI-IAT THE City of Valdosta is proud to list among its greatest assets the Georgia State Wom'ans College, and we hope that Valdosta as a city makes a favorable and lasting impression on the minds ot the young ladies who make up the student body ot this great institution. vii. 'v 'v 'v'- -'v v ' -'-'. 'v ' v 'v ' -A,A, ,A,A-A,Av' ,A,',',',+,' Y-7' 'vAv 1,4,---vv ...Y v ...., v-- ,v THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Valdosta ' ' Georgia CAPITAL S5,000,000.00 WE ARE PROUD OF THE FACT THAT HOTEL LA TOURAINE COFFEE IS SERVED AT THE GEORGIA STATE WOMANS COLLEGE I W. S. OUINBY COMPANY Jacksonville ' M i a mi Successful purveyors to leading Hotels, Restaurants and Institutions for over 30 years COMPLIMENTS 1 OF 1 S. H. KRESS AND COMPANY 5c, IOC and 250 Store SOUTHERN STATIONERY AND PRINTING COMPANY Wholesale Paper Dealers Commercial Stationers ' Printers ' Otlice Outfitters Valdosta, Georgia -'v'?,v4, v 'I-47474, vvvvivv vvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv- lr l iv L+' T v T vb W Y T ,v'-A Tv Aviivi 7' iviv7' T T'T'T'4 X Lg.- D xi-A A X, J iillpgffw In 0 XX A ,Af .5 ff 1 f X.. -,-4,-.1731 zzz!! 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