Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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' m FHEULTU Il! i s 2 Ama ',.N' A643 WHITTLE, SHRIVALLE FARBER STEELE, BEECHWOOD MRS. EVA ALFORD SI-IRIVALLE, Divfifian . . . 'i f' an I Palmer College . . . MIRS. C. C. WHITTLE, Assisfanf I I Dic'fic'ial1 . . . DR. MARIAN E. FARBAR, RC'Xllll'Ilf Physivian . . . M.D., University of Illinois Medical Col- legeg Practieed Medicine in India and at Earlhan Col- lege . . . MRS. OLA BEECHWOOD, House Mofhvr of Rufherforil Hall . . . MRS. DALE N. STEELE, Di- rerfor of Counfry Sforeg House Mofher of Coizzfvrsz' Hall . . . MISS LOUISE ANNE SAWYER, Professor of Sjn'f'fh . . . Graduate of Columbia College of Ex- pressiong Student, University of North Carolinag B. S., School of Speech, Northwestern University . . . MRS. GERTRUDE GILMER ODUM, Professor of English . . . B.S., A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers . . . DR. HAROLD STRONG GULLIVER, Professor SAWYER' ODUM' GULUVER of English . . . B.A., Yale Uhiversityg A. M., Columbia P , 1 ' my f Universityg Ph.D., Yale University . . . MISS -f ik I ' X 1 ' LEONORA IVEY, Professor of Physical Eclnmfiozz 'Q :N I it 'Q-ti , . . . Graduate, Sargent School for Physical Education of ii i i i , Q ' ' I D RX Boston Universityg B.S., Georgia State College for il '5 .ii't ' I A -. 1' may- - A I Women . . . MISS RUTH REID, Assisfanl Professor of I ili' - Ii I ' ,W in Physical Edzicalioiz . . . A.B., Georgia State Womans ' .. ' I' Collegei M. A., Columbia University . . . Miss vm- 'I 4 55- il GINIA BEASLEY, Riding Inslrucfor . . . A.B., Sweet- X V-,.. gl!!! briar College if QD' ' f 1. REID, IVEY, BEASLEY 15 I 1 , ' , I. - '-as-new-uyz-9 +f5.vr, -'fri ft , -'1.'.:'V'1A'n'f 4'ff5JP Sf's'bfk'l,f-XBQ4 ff--:, 'z4gzs ffxrvv., 4 1'--,.3y:,,, A., '- 1 -'- - ' ' ' - manga-. :.ca..-.i...nne:,.-'.4...14,..A ':.4.'.3n-s.d g..aav-a7'b-.fsau1e+1'.w.1rLz.-Z'i2a.tb:1 ':.i'5':v.:'m'.Etaff5 '31- f.a.-mff:S:'::'3L :'!'.:xiI:?N .s'l5-.ef-f::'1l'..,. .

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f' ,,, .nfl fly fi, . YK? STONE, DURRENBERGER, PISTER, PRICE DR. OLIVE MATTHEWS STONE, Professor of Suvial Sl'ft'1It't' , . . A.B., Huntington College: A.M., University of Chicagog Ph.D., University of North Carolina . . . DR. FREDERICK PISTER, Pmfcwxoi' of Edzznzfirm . . . B.S., New York University: M,.A., Columbia Uni- versity, I'h.D., New York University . . . DR. JOSEPH A. DURRENBERGER, Prnfvxmr of Ilisforgy :NIJ Sorial Sl'fl'lIl't' . . . A.B., Southwestern Universityg A.M., Ph.D., Columbia University '... MISS MILDRED MQLELLAN PRICE, Pmfrxsm' uf Hixfurri '... A.B., Georgia State XVomans Collegeg A.M., Columbia University . . . MR. JAMES ROBERT DUSENBURY, TI'l'tl.YI!l'l'l' ami Pll!'t'!7fI.SflI1Q Agni! . . . MRS. ELIZABETH KI. PUCKETT, Axxixfafzf Tl't'lISIll't'I' um! Professor of Sfwrflmmf aml Tkyjrizzg . . . A.B., Shorter Col'ege . . . MRS. CAROLINE PARRISH THOMAS, Rqqiifiuzn' DUSENBURY, PUCKETT, THOMAS, RICHTER, FORTSON . . . A.B., Georgia State Womans College . . . MISS ANNA RICHTER, SUl'l'l'ft1l'-1' fo ffm Pl'l'Xil1t'lZf and Axxishuzf in Spcwvli Di'!JHI'fl7If'l7f . . . A.B., Georgia State Womans College . . . MRS. LAURA ROGERS FORTSON, Direvfor of P1LIl't'lIIt:lIf amz' Pzzblifify . . . A.B., University of Georgia . . . MIISS LOLA DREW, Prrzfvxxm' of Home Ec'011o111i4's A. . . B.S., Texas State College for Womeng A.M., Columbia University . . , DR. SAPELO TREANOR, Profesxor of FUl'l'fglI I.f111,q1zug1'x . . . A.B., A.M., University of Georgiaq Student .it the Sorbonne, Paris, France . . . Ph.D., University of North Carolina . . . MISS SARA JANIE BUSH, Asaisfmzf Professor of Mafli amf English . . . A.B., University of Georgiag A.M., University of North Carolinag Diploma, College of Classical Studies, Rome, Italy. DREW I-1 BUSH, TREANOR

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f S af . , iq' .ga if A Q A Q if 5? : v -Q, if f THOMPSON 49' fl!- TNQ SEIIIUR UFFICERS CLIMAXING ONE OF THE most colorful careers in the history of G. S. W. C., the Senior class under the direction of petite Jean Thompson proved their originality by substituting new forms of entertainment to help further the War effort. They sacrificed a senior trip and two formals, and doubled their etforts to make the Senior Carnival bigger and better. In addition to the proceeds from the Carni- val, the Seniors sponsored a dance for the benefit of the War Bond Scholarship Fund. Throughout the yeari they co-operated to make various partiesgdifferent and surpris- ing, but the one program they made domi- nant before they took their diplomas and departed was a memory picture which mir- rored the events of the past four years. M8 ivan, T? Qty 's , , 1 ,.-f 1 1 IA i 'X .,f xsw 4 p AHL' fm - si' 1 - fa K ,A 5?-33 , A. + ' 5 X i all refill THOMAS SAUNDERS 3f' ' 'T 5 '1'411 'T7 L1 ' W -1 ' ' r .ffm fi