Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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gg .. . -,, PERRY, DUSENBURY, THOMAS, LARSEN THYRZA PERRY Director of Placement Bureau and N. Y. A. A.B., Oglethorpe University . . . writes news articles about school events for the state papers . . . takes pride in her attractive ofiice in the new dormitory . . . gives vocational advice to Seniors. JAMES ROBERT DUSENBURY Treasurer and Purchasing Agent Looks after repairs on the buildings, is general financial advisor to all, as well as Sunday postman . . . in addition, is secretary of the Valdosta Country Club . . . likes golf equally as well as he dislikes cats. TURNBULL, LARISEY CAROLINE PARRISH THOMAS Registrar Graduate of G. S. W. C .... broke ground for building West Hall in training-school days . . . has numbers of all courses at the tip of her tongue . . . though one of the busiest people on campus, she says her pet dislike is physical exercise. MILDRED LARSEN Assistant to Treasurer and Cashier of Student Bank G. S. W. C. graduate . . . always on hand at artist pro- grams . . . likes travel, especially European . . . can be seen on fair mornings peddling her bicycle to work . . . no violent dislikes. MILDRED MATHEWS TURNBULL Assistant to Dean of Women Graduate, G. S. W. C .... advisor to Y. W. C. A. . . . honorary member Sock and Buskin Club, Math-Science Club and Phi Kappa Sports Club . . . Sunday School teacher . . . sympathetic confidant of all students . . . rides horseback . . . hates cats. ELIZABETH LARISEY Secretary to the President Graduate, G. S. W. C .... famous for stories told in her inimitable style . . . finds homes for stray dogs and cats . . . hates cold weather and vegetables. -l-...Wt

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ANNIE P. HOPPER Dean of Women B.S., Peabody Collegeg M.A., Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University. . . advisor S. G. A., Valdosta Club, G. W. C. A .... interested in all happenings of campus from flower garden to Senior Honor Society . . . figures in Rotunda teas . . . oflicial hostess for college . . . hobby- reading and traveling, admits no dislikes but always manages to have lunch downtown on hot-dog days in dining room. FRANK R. READE ' President B.A., M.A., Ph.D.-University of Virginia . . . former professor English at Georgia Tech . . . editorial writer for Atlanta Constitution 1923-24 . . . member Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Sigma . . . always understands students' point of view while keeping a balance of sym- pathies . . . likes: people, places, animals -especially outdoors, hates: shrimp, crab, lobster-especially indoors. 'sf ' ,... 'ug QP '1- v V.-. i x' if fQe'x g ' cv.-P ,. . IWQQ' L ,YTlr, 'if ., , r -f-49,1 li r 'H ' If FHA .' yt. ' 4 jf ffgiitif gf T-'fig ,...s t,-J ' .xl

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J fo 4: , ...' lg! . la 1 R 1 . Q 'W , ,N I .-fi 30 ,V 5 5' . if 'I 1 Di-:Anrso, PA1'rmzsoN LILLIAN PATTERSON Alssistan t Librarian Graduate, G. S. W. C .... keeps pretty flowers on the library desk . . . helps students with references . . . enthusiastic flower gardener . . . hates squeaky floors and shaky chairs. EVELYN DEARISO Librarian and Instructor in Library Science A.B., G. S. W. C.g B.S., Emory University . . . plans attractive posters for library bulletin board . . . director of traveling library project . . . likes outdoor life- especially swimming, walking, and bicycling . . . hates gossip. GERTRUDE GILMER ODUM Professor of English B.S. and M.A. degrees from Peabody College . . . writes magazine articles and poetry-written book called Checklist of Southern Periodicals to 1861 . . . belongs to many na- tional, state, and loml clubs . . . honorary member, advisor of English Club . . . many times guest speaker 'before local and out of town organizations . . . initiator and chair- man of artist series . . . advisor to publications . . . Sunday school teacher, Fall quarter . . . hobbies-con- vincing students they should come to G. S. W. C.--since marriage last summer, exercising domesticity . . . only dislike: Americans abroad who want to eat, live, and do everything as it is done in America. Why didn't they stay home! ' HAROLD STRONG GULLIVER Professor of English B.A., Yale Universityg M.A., Columbia University, Ph.D., Yale . . . former tutor, Robert College, Constanti- nople . . . Lieutenant Field Artillery, A. E. F. . . . lecturer Columbia . . . Phi Beta Kappa, Modern Lan- guage Association . . . author Thacleerayfv Literary Ap- prenticeship . . . listed in Men Poets of America, Eminent American Poets . . . hobbies-tennis, philately. Cstamp collectingj, travel . . . says, No dislikes, which may ac- count for his even disposition and eternally beaming smile. LOUISE SAWYER s Professor Vocal Expression B.S. degree, Northwestern University . . . taught at Starrett School for Girls, Chicago . . . acted with Red- path Chautauqua and Coffer-Miller Players . . . interested in activities on and oli campus . . . Pi Beta Phi, Zeta Phi Eta . . . advisor Sock and Buskin Club, directs its plays . . . enjoys reading, theatre, and movies . . . likes dogs and horseback riding . . . hates roaches, cold houses, and music machine in recreation room near her studio . . . her deepest admiration-to Garbo, Leslie Howard, Helen Hayes, Katharine Cornell. ODUM, Gumrven, SAWYER 1 , 3 Nuf- ,af