Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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CLARA BANCROFT Instructor in Music Graduate, Cincinnati Conservatory . . . studied a year in Paris, Munich, Bavario . . . pupil Frank LaForge . . . instructs Glee Club . . . hobby-placing voices. MARIE PAN NKOKE Instructor in Piano Diploma, Wisconsin Conservatory . . . post-graduate work with Mrs. Norman Hoffman, Miss Charlotte Boebler Qpupil of Listzj . . . newcomer to campus . . . hobbies-cooking, sewing . . . tries not to have any dislikes. GLADYS E. WARREN Professor of Music Graduate, New England Conservatory of Musicg pupil Carl Bucher, Northwestern Universityg Tobias Matthay, Matthay School of Pianoforte, Londong and of Arthur Alexander, Royal College of Music, London . . . American Matthay Association, lvlu Phi . . . advisor to Phil- harmonic Club . . . hobby-travel by automobile, con- A certs Qmusic and dancingl . . . dislikes mountain music. FRANCES B. PARDEE Instructor in Violin Graduate, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music . . . pupil of Sevcik in Vienna . . . published two teaching pieces for violin and piano . . . director of G. S. W. C. orchestra ls . . hobbies-arranging music for Eb saxophone and un- tyjng knots . . . hates mountain music and does not like , Bing Crosby. Busn, CARPENTER, Gmtnnsn ROSALYN GARDNER Professor of French A.B., Woman's College of University of North Carolina 3 M.A., University of North Carolina . . . newcomer to faculty . . . advisor to French Club . . . likes to shop JANIE BUSH for shoes and handkerchiefs. ' FRANCES RUTH CARPENTER - Professor of Latin A.B., University of Georgia . . . M.A., University of ' North Carolina . . . formerly principal of high schools, Tifton and Dawson . . . enthusiastic golfer . . . likes to chew cane-make chicken pies . . . only hate-cold A weather. BANCROFT, PANNKOKE, WARREN, PARDEE 1 3 - ,.'..11.1.i:- i . Professor of Art B.S. and M.A. degrees, Columbia University . . . studied at Heatherly School of Art in London . . . member of G. S. W. C. first faculty . . . chairman of committee in charge of silver anniversary celebration . . . collects glass and early prints . . . carves and paints. 'qw ifil!-1 lk- 'Y at-Q 'P

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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

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ELEANOR NIMS BRINK Professor of Sociology A.B. degree, Vassar, Ph.D. from University of Chicago . . . has previously taught at five other colleges and uni- versities . . . takes active part in several professional clubs . . . writes magazine articles about sociological subjects . . . conducts talks for Valdosta Child Welfare Clinic . . . co-operated in organizing Institute for Social Work- ers on campus, Spring 1937 . . . likes cooking, sewing, field trips with her husband- when everything from Hutchinson's teeth to wild orchids are collected . . . hates anything and everything loud and noisy-as applied to colors, footsteps,-fvoices, piano playing, preaching: people who cannot be depended upon, the smell of garlic. JOSEPH A. DURRENBERGER Professor of Social Sciences A.B., Southwestem Universityg A.M., Ph.D., Columbia University . . . American Historical Association, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Gamma Mu . . . author of articles in Encyclo- paedia Britannica . . . on committee to revise Con- temporary Georgia survey . . . hobbies-fishing and flower gardening . . . violent dislike-people with dislikes. HAROLD PUNKE Professor of Psychology and Education B.S., M.S., University of Illinois, Ph.D., University of Chicago . . . graduate work, Hamberg University, Pea- body College . . . served on Recent Social Trends Com- mittee, Hoover administration . . . author The Courts and Public School Property, articles on education . . . Phi Kappa Phi, American Association for the Advance- ment of Science . . . hates Joan Crawford, onions, final examinations. MILDRED MCCLELLAN PRICE Professor of History Graduate, G. S. W. C.g M.A., Columbia University . . . American Historical Association . . . advisor Interna- tional Relations Clubg enthusiastically accompanies dele- gates to conventions . . . hobby-Two-Mile Branch Farm. BRINK, DURRENB1-LRGER, PUNKE, PRICE HAWKS, PHELAN, CARTER, NEVINS LENA JAMES HAWKS Dean of Instruction and Professor of Math'ematics A.B., Goucher Collegeg A.M.,i Vanderbilt University: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University . . . author Certain Relations Between Scholarship in High School and Col- lege . . . member several University committees . . . sponsor Math-Science C-lub and Senior Honor Society . . . hobbies-painting, house planning and decoration . . . strongest -dislike- speakers who address the public as if Americans were the most gullible people on earth, and Americans who believe them. EARL W. PHELAN Professor of Chemistry B.Chem., Ph.D., Cornell University . . . guiding force behind Camera Club, takes movies of campus . . . Writes papers on teaching of chemistry . . . Gamma Alpha, American Association for the Advancement of Science . . . member of Committee on Test and Measurement of Divi- sion of Chemical Education of the American Chemical Society . . . hobby-travel. MARJGRIE ESTELLE CARTER Assistant Dean of Woinen and Instructor in Biology B.S., College of William and Mary . . . graduate work- Harvard Medical School, University of Virginia . . . taught Virginia public schools . . . says, no time for hobbiesg but by best authority it is said she tools leather and does wood carving . . . takes pride in achievements of Converse Freshmen. BEATRICE NEVINS Professor of Biology Ph.D., University Wisconsin . . . former associate pro- fessor G. S. C. W., Milledgeville . . . American Asso- ciation for the Advancement of Science, Sigma Delta Epsi- lon . . . publishes articles on botany . . . assisted Math- Science Club members in making botanical garden . . . hobbies-gardening, photography, coin collecting . . . hates clay roads during rainy seasons.