Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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- 5- 2' fi .. xfgit, ,Q -f :nfs , '- i fa s ,V , ,, i 3 fe? lf. M X, a s I i ,Y FARBAR, Ivey, MCREE MARIAN E. FARBAR Resident Physician and Teacher of Biology M.D., University of Illinois Medical College . . . prac- ticed medicine in India and at Earlham College before coming to G. S. W. C .... three years research in Chi- cago . . . belongs to four professional associations . . . writes articles for medical magazines . . . conducts health ' service on campus . . . provides special diets for students who need them . . . likes travel and animals . . . hates WAR. LEN ORA IVEY Professor of Physical Education Graduate, Sargent School for Physical Educationg B.S., Georgia State College for Women, M.A., George Pea- body College for Teachers . . . former head of P. E. Department Havergal College, Toronto, Canada . . . Delta Phi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi . . . advises Sports Club . . . Lord of Misrule at annual Christmas Festival . . . guiding force of May Day . . . talks on recreation . . . likes-theatre, music, sportsg hobby- selling recrea- tion . . . hates-snakes, flies, insincerity. li ELIZABETH MCREE Instructor in Physical Education Graduate, G. S. W. C.: M. A., Columbia University . . . advisor to Sports Club . . . hobbies-people, reading, farming, and riding horseback on McRee Plantation. EVA SHRIVALLE Dietitian Serves Birthday Dinners once a month with delicious cakes she's iced herself . . . looks forward to artist series pro- grams especially musical ones . . . always ready to lend a helping hand to refreshment committees. MATILDA CALLAWAY Professor of Home Economics B.S., University of Georgiag M.A., Teachers College, Co- lumbia University . . . taught University of Georgia, West Georgia College . . . supervised Rural Resettlement Dis- trict l . . . Phi Kappa Phi . . . hobby-collecting things in general. CALLAWAY, SHRIVALLE ZX

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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.

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l ft V 5 0 a W 4 . fi THE CLdSSES'INeREVIEW+ the center of school. life-around which all other phases revolve. Four classes farm a unit which is com- pletea' with stately .Senfiarfflighty Junior, up!-'anahcorrling-Sdphomore, and the campus' pride andpjoy-the Freshman. - i A ' mf' .49