Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)
- Class of 1946
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THE DICNIFIED SENIORS, THE JOLLY JUNIORS, THE VVISE SOPHOMORES, AND THE WHOOPIN, UP FROSH. THIS IS THE SECTION OF C. S. W. C. LIFE DEPICTING 13 FRANK R. READE, President A.B., MA., PILD.. University of Virginia 14 Administration .-nf A-I . 'QP' Mus. XV. BI. 'fx-1cm1As,A.l5. Registrar 1 nANc1Qs LOUISE STUMP, A. B. ' . . ' - 5.4.-i-. -X.s'.s1.s'lfmI to I zcusrlrer and Pl1l'L'lIfl-Slllf' Avant Sl't'I'l'ftll'fl In ilu' I'1'4'.vifl4'nl f,AllUl,YN NV1I.I,li-mls, AJS. ,D C ' IJi1'1'c'fm' of PIlll'l'IIIf'llf mul Pulvlirityf I. R. Drsaxnvm' l'rcu.s-zzrcr and Plll'l'llll.5'illg1 Agn: 15 45 U ivisiun ART, ENGLISH, FRENC Du. CULLH EH MRS. ODUM IIAIIOLD Srnoxc CU1.x.1vER CERTRUDE G1LME11 ODUM Pro,'e.s.sor of English Professor of English B.A., Yule Universityg A.M., Columbia Uni- B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers versityg Ph.D., Ibid. A.M., Ibid. Louise ANNE SAWYEH IIONORIA SAPEDO TREANOR Professor of Speech Professor of French and Spanish Cratlimte, Columbia College of Expression: A.B., University of Ceorgiag A.M., Ibidg BS., School of Speech, Northwestern Uni- Ph.D., University of North Carolina. versityg MA., Columbia University. CAROLYN lNIANN lNI,xm'H,x Cixmuxorox AUBHEY Assibtant Aceompanist ACC'0IIllIllHf-Sf, Music Department A.B,, Georgia State Woman's College. DR. TREANOH Mus. AUBREY Mrss Smzvyzn MISS MANN 16 ,LTY uhe Humanities MUSIC, SPANISH, SPEECH A 1,3 ,, ,J H 'Q zz ' 9' 1 . Ag M L., , ' :A I fl' V'-5 3.9 Y r A 1 JK? In ! 'ww' , :fl I M155 C,-xnrfrzrcruu FHANCES B. PARDEE IH-5f1'llC'l0l' in Violin Cracluate, Cineiunati Conservatory of Music: Pupil Ci' Seveik in Vienna, and of llohert Perutz and -Iulian Pulikowski, Cin- cinnati Conservatory. FRANCES RUTH CARPENTER Pr'ofeis'.9or of Art Baehelorls Diploma and B.S., Teachers Col- lege, Columbia Universityg A.M., Ibid. CLIFRON HUNTINGTON NVHHC Associate Professor of Art and Music, and Dean of Chapel MHS. PAHDEE AB.. Emory Universityg MA., Ihicl. i S ' .1 ' I . 4- .5 X ' -U ' .,. fu, ' + 5 3 . he vu 1 . . . Wa. Mu, Auruusy i l Mlss I'II.LL 17 M u. XVHIT 11: CLADYS E. VV,xuluiN Prt,j'c'.S.sm' of .llusie B.M., Lake Erie College: Cracluate, New England Conservatory of Musieg NIA., Iowa State Universityg Pupil of Carl Beecher Northwestern Universityg ef Ernest Hutcheson, New York Cityg ot Lee Patti- son, Chieagog of Tobias Matlhay. Matthay School of Pianofortc, London, ljnglaucl: of Arthur All'YllllLltA!', lloyal College ol Musie. London, ancl of Ashley Pettis. Easlnnvn School ol' Niusie. lloelnesieiy N. Y. lltxrxrowuu Aerrzniv Assucfzfie Prufwsci of .ilusic F.T.C,L., Trinity College ol Music. Lonclon. Cryxv HILL A.SSi.Stui1f Pmfmsor of Voice A.B., Ceorgia Stale XVOIIILIITS College. Mrss VVABBEN f Mb, gfguomfplq Miss Puiczrg Du. Dun Exi burn Division ul the Social Sciences '4' Mus. 'llAl.lK Aiuiux SfII'I0l'll'I'Ii Associate Professor of liflucation B.S.. Northwestern University. NLS.. Ibicl. Milcuuuo MCC1,iei,i,,xN l'1uc:ic Professor of llistory -X.B.. Georgia State VVoman's Collegeg AAI.. Columbia Uni- versity. josxeii AUSTIN DUIQIKENBEIKILEIQ Professor of Social Sciences A.B., Southwestern University: A.M.. Columbia Universityg Ph.D.. lhitl, liix'ri1ux'N NELSON TA1,Bl'lll'I' Associate Professor of Social Sciences BA.. University ol Iowug KLA.. University of fxlillltllllil. lionaur H. T.-x1,uuuT Pl'0fCS,S'OI' of Social Svic'm'1's BA.. B.S.. in Educ-ation, South- western Klissouri Teachers Col- legeg AAI., University of Mis- sourig Ph.D., Dulce University. 18 Du. TALBlil!'l A,B., Q:0lIL'i1t'l' Coils-gcg ABI.. Vanderbilt Unive Nile. Niusum' IVISHHI ei eiural Sciences and NIAIOHILI EsTxa1.LE KZANTICII Associuic' Professor of Biology B.S., Xviiliillli nnai Xlalryg NIA.. Univ-rsity ol Virginia Rom' EAIKL BIOSELEY Associate Professor of Chemistry B.Pl1.. EIIIOYB University: Ibid. Bic,x'r1nc:i-1 Xhvlxs Profc's.sor of Biology l'li.B.. Univcrsilv of XViSL'OllSiI1Q PILM.. Ibidg PILD., Ibid Lzxx i,H1il.PS Ii.-xwiqs Professor of AIClflIC'IIll1fi!'S l'l1.D.. The johns Hopkins University. XYn.i.1 xv Higxm' Slfimczifxs ,-X.s-.sorirzlc I'rofc,ssor of Plzysics and .x1llf11CII1l1fiL'-S' A.B., LilllXL'1'SifB' of Ke-ntnckyg BLS., Ibirl. 19 rsity: 4 ff' MVN. if 1 S I rev ' lil-u. e ,Y , KT 95: 2' ' i ww, Dlx. Nllxlxs Mathematics NIn.51'nx1.ixN 4 'HN K in FE 1 PHYSICAL EDUC ATION 1' ' ., ,f fr - :: : 1... M W . .-... is W 'Rf ...Z P Mm Chaim Miss Ivm' Miss AVENELL Mm. Xhfiilrs MISS TARYEH vision of Practical Arts HOME ECONOMICS SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Miha Dmgw K.-xT1r15nrNE FRANCES Cicoss A.s.s'i.sianf Pmfc.s.5'm' in Plzyaicfll ' EIIIICIIHOII -L' A.B,, University of Caiiforniug NIA.. Ilmid. NIATILDA Dmnigii NIATHIS Ill,S'fl'lllfI'U7' in Plzysifzll Elllllfllfillll B.S.. Louisiana Slate University. Lsoxoiux IVEY Pmfrxwi' fff Pf1g,.s14'f1l Eclucufimi Cmcliiatc. Sargent School for Physical Education: HS.. Cr-mgin Stale Col- lr-ge for XVOnic-ng MA.. Ccurge Pwr- lmdy Colin-gc for Teac-hors. Dzmorrrx' AVEHELI. Irzsirllcfm' in Equiiulimz IIENIHETTA TAm'En Ir:.st1'i1f'Iu1' in Pllysicfll Efl'llQllffUll AB.. Ccorgiu Stale XVOIHZIH s Colle-gc. LULA Mixnra Durzw Pmfcssor of Ilumc ECUIIUIIIIFS BS., Tvxais State Colicge for YVoincn: NIA., Twlciiers C0111-gc, Coiuinhiu University. 'l'rn4:LM.-x OLEEN MAjous Profcwsor of Svcrctnrial Science B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Instituteg RIA., in Education, University of Kentucky. 20 if if, ri' Miss Mfxjons A . ,'r,,,.f,.z,. ' ' -f. , fi., -. - 9' .,,, 43.3, . . f , - , , , L f, q A A r x ' .wif 5.32 Sql Vf- V: . . . 'L 'X 132 K , i .77 'E 4 Q ,Q 4' . . , ' N' I W 6 ff if . ' 32, Q ' ' f . ' J - HL - . v 1 ' g q I ' 1 1 55 z ,G ,V lv 'IP 'A X ffm, . Si. Q Sff0-YEL! , ',,X.1AA' f Wfaw ' IS quwx . V , 3Xus, . XX,ux,U-.4 , .V '5M1'v- 'f-f 1 ' ' 1 . 5 ' ,V ,as ' AA V Mus. XIYEHS Du. FAHBAN Mus. EVA A. Sumx'A1,1,1-3 Divfifizlfl Mus. C. C. XVHVFTLE , A.s'si.s't11nt Diciiiiun Xlus. FLUHIXE XV. Nlwzns SlIlJLl'fI1fCllfIClll of IDUl'I7lffUIfCS Mus. bl. A. Sczoxyuus Din ffm' nf Su1'ic11A4'tiLAitic. NI xnmx E. FAn1sA1:. NLD. Hcsidzfrzl Pl1y.wiL'ie1n Mus. L,xL'1m REED loom' , . AJ... B.L.5. A.s.vi.sfm1! Librzzrirln L1x.1,1,-xx PATTFRSON A.B.. B.L.S. Lilzruriu n MHS. JUOST Mlss Pm'T1f1mmx Dnrmitor andLih1?a1? Staff 21 -Q Uigniii ,lgtyi , ' ,F i. , J c., f .5 f , Q-was Y Q i - 1 .- ' Jsjiygigi' v rg Y? - ,is ,gig me as Xmrzv Swim' l'1'r'.sic1w1t Enriu lioisi-:ins Vive-Prr'.sizl1'nl NAM' Ruin House Secretary fieasmu DOINCS OF SENIORS September: Back to school - upstairs in Senior Hall. After a grand reunion and a hand of bridge, plans for the year are the main matters under discussion. Somehow we canit quite get accustomed to our newly acquired status, but people begin to eye us with a certain respect. October: The proverbial Bright Blue XVeatherv is made to order for the Senior Carnival. just enough chill in the air to give us pep for all the work with a jam-up carnival. The memorable skit The Lamp XVent Out convinced everyone of our absolute lunacy-then the dance, where there were actually enough men - and new rec- ords on the julie. November: The unbelievable happens-Thanksgiving holi- days, the first in three years. In addition to this there is the traditional Thanksgiving dinner at school and the inspiring program in assembly. Those mid-term exams are only a bad memory now and we already count the days 'til Christ- 11185. December: Comes the Hevolutionii-and the eternal rush - but we woulclnit miss it for the world - the Firelighting Service, Hanging the Greens, printing the Christmas address list, club and class pictures for the PINE CONE Cand those for- mal pictures with the drapeslj and The NVOIHGILU the Sock and Buskin Club play. The climax is the Christmas dinner, when each of us is hostess at a table with the faculty as guests. Then final exams, after which we all congratu- late our one December graduate and hurry to catch the first bus home. january: The new year begins with a bang -class at- tendance is better than usual Qmust be those Semin new resolutions! and we mercenary souls slave enthusiastically to finance a Senior trip-New York sounds wonderful. Pig banks grow fat as we save nickels and dimes for the souvenirs Weill Want to collect. A Bingo Party provides both fun and funds. F ebruary: Now is the time all hopeful Seniors begin to get romantic ideas - the advent of warmer weather, the gorgeous azaleas and wistaria among pine trees in Brookwood Park, and the Camellia Trail add atmosphere - puts us in exactly the mood to elect our class sweetheart and dress up for the Valentine dance. We take more interest in the trip and give a benefit bridge party in the WVon1an's Club Building. March: MY, MY . . . THE TRIP!!! April: Comin' in on the home stretch -think of it - no more worry over schedules and registration. From now on our advisors will have someone else to get gray over. YVe feel kinda' lost with- out the girls who graduated in March but time is getting short and there are so many things to think about. What a celebration is in store at our first Homecoming - a dance at the Country Club and a very late leave for everyone. May: Life is wonderful - we order caps and gowns, graduation invitations and class pins. The juniors gave a Ci-normousi' dance for us. Set- tling down with our books behind a busy sign we cram for those last finals - and the meaning of the word begins to be clear. June: All over but the congratulations - our families arrive and after making cracks at each other about the glamour ragsv we march down for Dr. Reade to give us the Container for the thing containedf' Packing our diplomas, clothes, and a carload of memories, we quickly take one last look and leave -determined to keep G. S. VV. C. with us always. 8 ef. of Sentimental journey ETHEL BENTLEY BETTY ALTINIAN -E 6 gi N-qw ., ,M,,,t,4 . 1 wan., M..,Z,., A K 24 T A Door Ufill Open ROBBELLIQE P,x'11T1LLo NANCA' S'1'o1w R1-:c:1N1x fllilfll 11 'fx -4 'T- 'Gin 2.5 ftx sg, L A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody RIILDRICIJ XVISIJULI Doms IIEIHS I LxRR113T S1NGL1QTAm' W wi l, 2? X wr QC -2? ': g Mi , .54 Aim' V. MW ffxmff f ' 51,-. I i v W fig ff? ' iii . A ' ff, Q M W? my I v 26 -Q, 5. 1 all K 1 Q if I .- 1,19 Q 3? Y-pi. 5 5 1- Q' 'fl 'wr , ,. 2 4 ' 4, A A X ,. 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'.- 1 ' A , i , Q' 'S -.nx 'f, - i QIQQA . Y K ' .if ' ' 2-1 345 'f ,nf ' E. I 7 I V.: 5 bit.-, I 4 - Q ,QQ + E , v ..s 'x 'HP' .1 1: -I S,': X I Af. ' ' sr ' 1 ,-4 Liv? , 4 X 8 any 1-I if S9 J' ,AA I f -fx fe X Z',L Lf 1 3 N:-X 1 V.. u 73122 . f I . 4 l x 1 l if Q- ? ' 2-,, I'lIllll!lIliflf'1S' Dflisimzul jlffllflfi Aft EI7lj1llllSl,S Q. ' 12 xv. cg, A. 1. 2, -3. 4. C. A. 1, 2. 3. 4. Sports Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Valdosta Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Cla-e Club 1, 2. .Ax J l . 517 lf , .ex M xx lynn? J .,'.... P1 53, MARTHA DELL ALDEHMAN 4 Y Biology Major, Clzeniistry Minor l Sports Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SportQ Club Council 2, 3, -1: Awards 1. 2. 3, 4: I Y. XY C, A. 1. 2. 53, 4: Cabinet-1: B. S. Lf 1. 2. 53. -1. Council 2. Secretary- 1 f rl-l'L'Ll'l'I'6I' of Class 1: Yalclmtii Club 1. 2. 3. -1. Treasurer 2: Clee Club 1. 2. , 1 1: 3. 4: Nlutli-Science Club 2. -1. Cl'1Lillil13TA of Biology Division 13. President 'QD -1: Senior Honor Society 3. 4. Treariurcr -1: S. C. A. 1. 2. 3, -1: E. C. A. 4. ,if xl l-E BETTY ALTM.-XX ' ' 1 2 3 4' Y XV C A 1 2. 3. -1: 1:-fE'Sl'lZ'l1llIA1'1Ol'lOI' Society 1, 2. S.C.A..-.-.-.. . Yice'P1'eaide11t 2: Senior Honor Society S. -1: I. Ii. C. 2. 3: Mutlt-Science Club 2. 3. -4, Secretary-'Irc1ms1.11'er 3: E11-c Arts Club 53: Senior Home Council ' A 3: Sports Club 1. 2. -9. 4. Qu W -17 - KCTEETEX. 31115. JEAN E. BATILNIAX 1. Ii. C. H Al. P14,-Nicleint -1: Yailcloxiu Club 1. 2. 3. -1. Y. XY. C. .-X. 1. 2. -1: l 1 Sporls Club 1. 2. pi. -1: 5. C. .-X. 1. 2. II. -1: 5111111-SC.'1L'l'lCC Cl11b 75. X. ETHEL BENTLEY Ilomc' I:l'llllO7lIil'S Major: Busim ss and English Minor 7 3 4 Comcil 7 Y XY K' A 1 2 3 -1 CkllJll'1L'tf3ZFf6Sl1- Sports Club 1. 2. 2. . I 2: . . ., . . .-. . . IIIIQYI llfzuor Society 2: Soulnoxuorc Council 2: Home Ecoriomics Club 3. -1. 1JlPNlCll'l'I1 4: Sec-rvmry Science Club 4: I. li. C. 13. 4: Monitor 3, -1: Campus Canopy 2:lf1x1.C'1xE 3.-1: S. C. A. 1. 2. 3. -1. si? ff! 'HY X x1.x1:T11.x cgmsrxix i,7j..Qp, Srar'ir1l1'l'of1i .Valor Cifrjglf' M X .F 7x Spork Club l. 2. 4: Y. XY. C. .X. 1. 2. 3. 1: S. C. A. 1. 2. 3. -1: Sopl'1o1'1'10re NY! xl VJ I Council 2: llouw Council 2. -3. 4: 1 i1 c Arts Club 2. 3: Suck and Buslcin W ,. X Club 2. 3. -1: Sociology Club 3. 4: llouiancc I..LlTlgll1lgif Club 2, 3. 4g Cmnpzzs Curioprf 2. 4. V i- ximu' ,xxx FIXKLE 1 5- 32 - 4. 41 . xii' RICCINA CICICICIR X Sociology .llrzior V il from Nliclcllv I' 'gl I g- pg '. '. I. .' . L 9 -g 1. 1 Q ' ' '- 2, 94 Coluu'il -lg Sociology Club 2, -l1 ' ' ' . . ' . A A 1: 1 ...,- . 1 ...',. ' DORIS llIlCllS S my TT flIullu'rmllir'.w .llajorg Soriologfy fllilmr l H - 1 lv. lfkxvx S. C. A. l, 2. 3. 1: Klarlli-Sr-ir'iu'c Club 2. 3, 4. S1't'l'K'lilIA -'llI'l'AlSlll'l'l' fl. 1. XV. W C.. A. l. 3. 4. Cubincl lg Sports Club l. 2, 3. -lg Sociology Club Fl. 4g CIIIIIIIUS Canopy l, 12, 3, Fvuturc Eclilor QQ Pix:-1 CIHYP, 33 Si'Q'l'1'l.ll5'-llll'C'LlS4 i urvr ol -Iuuior Class 33 Sc-nior lloizor Soc-ii-ly 13. 4. ,,..j . . J' .fa g KL ,, Q11 1 ' V ,I Z .5 lj F Fi :Ai !?lgijl'yf5 A lf l S QI! X fl Cj clxxmf. f li J sv BIC'1 l'Y KI NC Clzcnzislry .llujor 1 urls: Club lg lloiuc Ev. Club 2, -3, 4g Mutli-Soir-ucv Club 2 I3 4, S. C. A. v I 1, 2, 55, 4g Valdosta Club l, 2. 53, l. l i l l IDA MAUD Klc'l'.lNNON Soriology .llujorg Sp1'f'z'li illiiwr i 4 S f A l, 2, 3, 4, X',lL'C-l,l'K'Sllll'Ill 2, 3. l,l'l'Slll'.'Ill. 41 7 7 3 4 Crbimt l 9 3' Sports Club 1, 2, 9, A g I. . ll Exe-cutivv Coinuiiltcc-2.3.-1:Y Xl C' A 1 1. I, , .r 1 1 3 Sociology Club 2. 3, 4g Sock 3lllCl'BllSlilll.fill-Ill fm. Al. X in--l in-siclcut 'lg lilmpvl Clioir 1, 2, 3. DOROTI IY NOICLL .llzllllcnlzllizw .Uujorg Soriology .lliiwr S C A l 0 'Y 4- Y NV C A. l, 2, 3, 41 Sporls Club 1, 2, 53, 44 Yicc'-l'i'vsi- y ' v .1 all-nliol'Solplibnlori' cll2lSS.2QAl2llflUSlLl Club l, 2, 3, 4, lrvsiclcnt -lg lu. C.. A. -mg Niall.-Scivmw Club 2, 13, 4, Clulirinuu ol Ninth Division lg Soyiology Club 3.411 l'1Ni-:CoAu3g P. S. A. 1.2. 3.4. IIOBBELEE l'A'l l'lLLO Sovifll lVo1lc .lluiurg Spvw I1 .lliuor 7 A l 7 3 4 Sl'L'l'L'lill'Y-'llI'1'1lSl1I'l'l' 3. llxwwiliu Y. XV. C, A. 1, L., I3, -lg S. C. . .1.,f, , I Committve 3, 45 Clmirmun lf. C. A. -lg Cliuirmzm Sluclm-ul Atlc-ilcluxiw Com 9 C1 ' mm Stuclcnt Aclivitic-H lfuml Coinmillm-1' 'lg Monitor S33 llousc mittee -g nur 1 . ' ' - 'li' Cl l l, 2. 3. 1. llistoriuu 3, l,l'L'SlilL'lll 43 Sociol- C0lII1Cll 4, Soclx .uicl B115 in u 5 ogy Club 3, 4g Sports Club lg Clmpvl Choir lg Soplmmou- Louuul 2 Cm11pusCun0py ' - ' ' ' ' S Committc-c -1 1, 35 PINE Coxlfz -J, 4, C.l1.u1m.u1 Artut rugs n ru 'J -J lllllllcllllifljlxxc X',p,lSl X , 1 ' EIJFIE POVVELI.. Biology Major, Chemistry Minor Y. XV. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Assistant Vice-President 2, Vice-President Presi- dent 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Serenaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Math-Science Club 2, 3. 4, Freshman Honor Society 2: Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Campus Canopy 2. 3, Chapel Choir 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. . 'ff . W, fpfq' EDITH ROBERTS eff A js l Biology Major, Chemistry Minor 2 X -X Q f gh - Q 5 S. C A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y. VV. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council ' l 2, 3, Valdosta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Math-Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of I . junior and Senior Classes 3, 4. 1 TW! N it all -1 1' .W it waxy - v l fi 554 I t f X ff ,- ,XA '7 ll Qvfl t ll K Y U Z Xi 3 X ll . .4 I I f 45:1 . 73-X X ff ,ei f l L i WV eil.. MARY RUTH ROUSE Chemistry Major, English Major '. C. A. 1. 2. 4, Y. NV. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Math-Science Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4. REBECCA JEAN ROVVE Social W'ork Major, History Minor Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 2, Kappa Team Captain 3, Historian 4, S. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 2, 3, President of Sophomore Class Third Quarter and for Junior Class First and Second Quarters, Sociology Club 2, 3, 4, I. R. C. 4, Dance Club 3, House Council 3, Monitor 3, Chapel Choir 2. IIARRIETT SINCLETAHY S. C. A. 1, 2, 3, -1, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Y. VV. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4. Sec- retary 4, Freshman Honor Society 2, President 2, Preside-nt's Council 2: Senior Honor Society 3, 4, Sock and Buskin Club 3, 4, Math-Science Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, English Club 3, 4, Campus Canopy 2, 3, I. R. C. 4, Sports Club 1, Dance Club 4. GEORGIA VVINN SMITH Sociology Major Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Valdosta Club 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 2, Philharmonic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sociology Club 3, 4, P. S. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, PINE CONE 3. 4, Business Manager 3, Co-Editor 4, Serenaders 3, 4, Vice-President of Freshman Class 1, Y. VV. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Town Girl Representative in the Executive Committee 3. 34 fi 'fi ii Q52 rs N. 'fs fx ,sfillfh I if lllfl XX , X ,Q elif X xii kb, 1 x Lf? sg - ' 'Wx X -R l- :VX VKXJJP fffgf lk Y BETTY S'1'A'1'1lAM Sophomore Councilg Secretary-Treasurcr ot Sociology Club 4g Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4g House Council 3g Sports Club 1, 2, 3. 4g S. C . A. l. 2, 3. 4. NANCY STORY Social lfl'ork Major .v i . 1. x Q S. G. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Y. VY. C. A. 1. 2, 3, 4. lloucze Council lg Exccutivc Coun- , mittee 3, 45 President of junior and Senior Classes 3. 4. Cubinct 1. 2. J3- ' Campus Canopy, Exchange Editor 43 PINE C!JNkI Pliotogrupli Eclitor 4g A Sock and Buslcin Club 3. 4: Sociology Club 2. 4, Secretary'-Trcusurcr 21 T Monitor 3, 4g Log Cubin Committee 3. l-J' lx1'l I'Y STROUD Clzemistry Majorg Biology Minor Transier from South Georgia College 23 Y. NV. C. A. 2, 3, 4. Sports Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4g Valdosta Club -lg Math-Science Club 2, 3, 4. Monitor 24 Campus Canopy 2g Chairman of Log Cabin Cominitteff 25 Pixu CoNE 3, 4, Co-Editor: S C. A. 2, 3, 4. HELEN TITCHI5 Sociology AIC1i0l' N HT fgllxx Y. KV. C. A. I, Z, 3, 4g Sports Club 1, 2, 23. 411: Sociology 2, 3, 4. S. C, 'N 1, 2, 3. 4. -Q x Y ll XXX ,gl . .Exif X .gf f N ff Ji' lf 'N ,li Q .lj fs'-'Wil ll l 'f' 111 f I 1 Q . if 1 viii 1. -gl ,X it . rl Ili g BEATRICE NVILLIAMS Sociology Major A - S. C. A. 1, 2. 3, lg Y. VV. C. A. 1, 24, 3, 41 Sports Club 1, 2. -J. 4. Nlllllllfll in Fire Lieutenant 31 E. C. A. 4g House Council Sg Clec Club 41 Campus ' 4 S imlofy Club 3. 1. Yicc- Canopy 3g Sports Council 2. 3. 44 Historian g . oct g, President 3, President 4. Nl1LDliljD NVISDONI fllnmlnifies Dirixional .llajorg lfnglixlz 1 11511 S. C. A. 1, 2, 3. -11 Y. VY. C. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Sports Club 1, 2, 3. 4. lil H' Club S, 4. Sock and Buslxin Club. 35 . -'M ,N Ld y K, 3.2,-'Y if ,Y !x.i36LiW?P fp? W. 151.151, li' lv U, v. xx, 41 fr,-fx -7 xx i ,.yXr ' flgpf' l J yp pi Q2f'.gfll Kill vi X .i xi A ul? 7 .L Ai I fgl KLZN , l I f ' .lf I fill .Xxx xl' l 1' lll l xl J 0,71 l 1 M l We is lull JUH1 rs 'Im' : s - x X . bv, ' 4 Tglla ' . 'W-1 - - X N' ' '.p'0's Q 3 A 4 . - 5 .1,41.. v . Q DM is 'X 1 'N X.,- 1 X1 'iv 1 . 'L- ., X J- -- -,Q ' O C A' . , 43 X. I j Kwaz- ,i. . :Lb ' wbxxvs0YX Cl, XSS OFFKIIQIIS rw., rr Ilxvls . llc szclc nl P W P,-XllR0'l l' . Vim'-P1cs'11'1 nf f'Ul.I.l-ZEN cllillll-IR Sz'w'vf111'y-I If usmu n 0 6 UNIUHS A IUNIOR Cl XSS Take 35 tlie class ol' om xi ii 1' a sprinkle ol' trausfq 1 s 3 times as much pc p as 4 x in lx lou a little more ITIZIUII 'tx a mixture of sevei llCllllxlQlltS1JlCC s a capable leadei more unity llian ni 'lic 3 st added ability and dc pin imlitx Double their activities of tlic p ist Add 1 Lguicious lmouiit of privileges. Sfil' lightly and mix Wifli tlu SLIIIOIS Put into 13 1001118 111 Senior Hall, bake for tliiu quiitus md xou liaxe a well dom junior Class. Results guaranteed. WA: . ng 'WX -. Jnhax, 'V SARA ADCIOCR - . l ender,Gu MILDRED SIMONE BASSETT . . . . Fort VaIIey,Ca VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BOLEY - - . Valdosta, Cu MRS. NVILMA ADAMS BRUNVN . . lIortens,Ca DATHINE BHUNSON . . . . Reyn0lds,Cz1 PAULINE ELIZABETH BUSH - . Fitzgerald,Ca DOROTHY CLARE CARSON . . . Savannah, Cu EDITH RUTH COLLINS . - . XV3j'Cf0SS,Cll 38 MARY ELLEN COMPTON . . . . C0lumbus,Gu LAURA CONVERSE . . . . YakIosta.Cu DOROTHY JACQUELINE DAVIS . . . . Marshallvillc-.Ca VIRGINIA CORINNE DELLINGER . . . . Thomaston,Ga MAHCUERITE DICKERSON . . - . Ambrose, Ca. ILA DONVNIE ------- - . Uvz1Ida,Ca1. BERTHA DREXEL . . . . Valdosta, Cu, MARY MERRITT DYAL . . . VVOOdbin6,Ca. 39 1' M' MARY JOSEPHINE EVERETTE . . . . Pavo,Cu DOROTHY PEARL FUTCH . . . Ellcnton, Ga NORNIA COLLEEN CEICISR . . McRae-,Ga DORIS ANNE CIBBS . . . VVaycr0S4, Ca D. KATIILEEN CRANTIIAM . . 'I'l10mast0n,Ca .IEAN IIALL - . I'IflhiI'21,C:21 ANNETTE IIERNDON . - - . S81'CliS,Cl1 DOROTHY HICHTOW'ER . . . Damascus, G11 49 MRS. MARY CATIIEHINE IIILLIIOUSIC .... Vnlduslzl, Cu SANCIL EMILY HOLDER - . . . Tifton. Gu BETTY HUTCHINSON . - . - VilldOSt.l,GL1. HELEN JOINER . . . . Valdostz1,Cu. MARGARET JONES -.-. V Valdosta, Ca. MARGARET JUNE .IOYNILR - - . . Scrc-ve1z,Ca. EUCENIA MARTIN . . . Fitzgcz'z1ld, C1 MARJORIE MASSEY . . . xmlflosmcu. '11 'D fl' UW' MY 7 BETH MIDDLETON - . . ll0rtense,Cn BLANCHE MYERS . - . Valdosta, Ca FRANCES MARION NEWSOME . . Reynolds, Ca VIVIAN LOUISE NEYVTON . . . . CamiIIa,Ca KATHERINE PARHAM . . . Barnesvillc, Ca PATRICIA PARROTT . . . Hahira, Ca ELIZABETH PATE ...... . Montezuma, Ga. MARGARET ANNE RAIFORD . . . . Norfolk, Va. 43 LEONA ROBERTS REDLES . . . . Vuldostn,Gu LOUISE REES .-.--- . Prr..ton.Ca BETTY RENTZ .-.-- . - Columbus, Cu JUNE LILLIAN SEARS . . . . Sasser,Ca GERALDINE SHEFVIELD . . Blakely, Ca. IRIS ANNE SHIPP -... . Tzllbotton, Ca. MRS. NORMA LAVELLE STABLER . . . CL-nrgin11i1,Al1l4 -in MARGUERITE STORER . . . Savannah,Ca. BEVERLY SVVANSON . . . Valdosta,Ca. BOBBIE ELIZABETH TOVVNSEND . . . Dux'ien,Ga HUCENIA RUTH TURNER . . . Barwiclc Ca IIAZEL XVALKER . . . Valdosta. Cu LAURIE NVHITE . . Valdosta, G21 44 ANNIE W. W'HIT'l'I.E - - - . Brunswig-k,Cu. MARTHA MOOR XVILCOX - . Elbc1'ton,Cu. IHMA LOU NVILLIAMS - - . Vald0stu,Gz1. MARY NIX XVILLIAMS - . Gainesville, Cu. JEAN EVELYN XVILLIS - . Nusl1vilIe,Cz1 45 1' r'-, I S... J Cuxiii The ise . Snphumnres CLASS OFFICERS B1aT'rY GLTNTEIR ...... President 'IAN Muscaovu . Vice-President Cmnrs T IIAIXIICS Secretary-Treasurer Dear ltoonnnatc: Ht-rc wt-'vc been at home for summer xacation only one Week, and already I miss C. S. VV. C. more than you can imagine. I keep thinking about all the fun Qand otherwisej we had. Remember Freshman Week-how strange it seemed to be away from home? And all the things we had to keep us busy - adx'isor's classes, physical examinations, Pygmalion and Calatea, the Sports Club party, the Student Government exam. Those freshman privileges seemed so hard, and we could never remember to stay in the room during quiet hour. The monitors were forever after us to make less noise. It only took about two warnings to teach us the right way to sign out, though. :Xt first We were scared stilf when a Hall Meeting was an- nounced-just knew weid done something Wl'0l'lg. I like to think of morning Watch and vespers, Saturday night dances, the Christmas dinner, and the last Sunday before We left for Christmas holidays, when we got up before dawn to sing carols. Going to church and church suppers on Sunday nights were occasions to look forward to - and you always had to hold the bus 'til I got ready. But you were accustomed to that -having to roll me out for breakfast every morning at the five-minute bell. P ,--. M. . .f', , . 1. 'Y X I Uscm we TIIAMES 116 Before anyone could rculixv it, tlic- your was almost owr. Wt- really felt we had come into our own ulltcr tht- terrors of initio- tion and Rat Court - tliost- bids to tliv Sports Club might linu- been on Solid gold we wt-rv so proud of tlicm. With the warm vve-atlici' cmnc- spring ffever. as we-ll as morv trips to Brookwood and tht- colw inzicliine in tht- llc-Q Ilull. lt seemed no time at all lwtorc wc lind our last cwzuns, t-rim-d on 1-clncn vncli otlwrs sliouldt-rs 'ind wt 'Ylll lor lsonn- lust lnnstin xxltli Now l 'til Scpttfinlw '. .-Xslilvy. tion spt-nd llilll tln- tnnt' rzuinff ilmout stlnool tint xx ut I xxlun ut IIIUXA' into tlril lront -- L UIIIHIN l'UUlll Ill Xl' rdf- 'Ili W fr.- it f U it .' 0 U-'Uv 'Y Jefo LJ' '. 7-I IT UTI I ISIHXCIK 's'1mInIm1:.lal,Cf1l. A LICIIC CIA ilOL'a'N BUXYECN Hwfislcr. ffm. ,I 'Xl IQlIZ'fI,INlf IEOXYICN Ih'15iKiv1'. Cla. NIA RTI LX HOSIC BUXYEN Rc glNIL'I'. Cm, HEI FIV .IOSl'II'IIINIf ISHANC Vzlkloxizl. flu. WHS. NLXIIY li. ISHUUKS X llIlIlJ5Iil. flu. NIAIIY NIfI,I, BROOKS fI1ll'CIi'Ik'. CQLI. MANY ANNE BIIUXVN S1lSSL'l'. Cu. IUUISIZ IIIIIIXIIXHV I,1lIxl' IILll'Ix, Clan. MARION DICLONCL ISIIYCIIZ Bryn-villv. Cu. DOROTI IY ICLIZAIEICTI I l5U'l Nlnftculf. Cu. XIQXIIY CAIIULYX CAIIYIIIQII CIIi1nz1x,f'u. YIIICINIA LOUISE CAR'l'ICll Cfolqllill. flu. CIlCLl'IS'I'E CIIIANIPION llalxs-IInu1'wt. Ln. NIAIITIIA CLYNN COLLINS IIIQIXIUII, Cu. EVELYN GONNELL Valdosta, Gu. VIRGINIA COOK Valdosta, Gu. IIILDA CRUINI Valdosta, Ga. ALICE JANE DANCER Colquitt, Gu. MAGGIE SUE DANIELS Valdosta, Ga. JOAN KELLY DAVIS Donalsonville, Ca. IEAN DICKSON Nashville, Ca. EDNA FAYE DIXON Patterson, Ca. VIRGINIA FREEMAN Valdosta, Ca. KATHRYN ANN GAULDEN Camilla, Ga. MARY SCOTT GENTRY Hinesville, Ca. FIIARLOTTE MARTIN GOODVVIN My-Rae, Ga. HELEN MARIE CRAYDON Mc-Rae, Ga. RETTY .IO GUNTER Statesboro, Ga. MARY' VIRGINIA HACAN Valdosta, Ga. BARBARA VAN DAVIS HAM Parrott, Ca. MARGARET RUTH HARDY Quitman, Ca. RUBY DOLORES HAYCOOD Tlromaston, Ca. MARY REBECCA HENDERSON Ocilla, Ca. GRACE HIE RS Valdosta, Ca. JOYCE HILL Kingsland. Ca. LOLLA LEE HOLDER Tifton, Ca. FRANCES ERSULA HURN St. Simons Island, Ca. ELAINE SIMS HUNT Valdosta, Ca. BETTY JOYCE IVES Quitman, Ca. REBECCA XVOODS JENNINCS Dawson, Ca. EDITH JONES Homerville. Ca. LOUISE JONES Donalsonvillc, Ca. ROBERT FRANCES JONES Valdosta, Ca. BETTY JORDON Arlington, Ga. MAIXIIE BELLE JORDON llaliira, Ca. XYILLA PAULINE JORDON llartsfic-ld, Ca. BETTY SUSIE KEENE Columbus, Ca. BABBABA ANNE KENNEDY Coolidge, Ca. RUTH KENT Lakeland, Ca. JEAN NIONTEZ LAND Crilliu, Ca. ESTHER ELAINE LANDEY Valdosta, Ca. CLEMMIE JOYCE LANE Rebecca, Ca. DERYL LQIBLANCHE lNlCKEN XVoocllJinQ, Ca. ISABEL NIL-LEOD Valdosta, Ca. BETTY My-PHERSON Dawson, Ca. ANN ESTELLE MADDOX ROL-licllc, Ca. ANNETTE LYNN MANLEY Griffin, Ca. JEAN MAYO Bic-lilancl, Ca. NIA-BY EUNICE MAYO Richland, Ca. DRE SHERLA MELEESE MILLER Jacksonville, Fla. ALMA MADCE MOBLEY Moultrie, Ca. JOYCE LOUISE MOON Vienna, Ca. JAN MUSCROVE Valdosta, Ca. ADAIR MYDDLETON Valdosta, Ca. RAY JEAN NORMAN Moultrie, Ca. SARA ANN NORRIS Jesup, Ca. JEANNE THERESA PAINTER Cairo, Ca. CATHERINE M. PHILLIPS Colquitt, Ca. A NNETTE PICKREN Argyle, Ca. MAYORA POTTS Moultrie, Ga. MIRIAM BUTLER POWELL Atlanta, Ca. RUTII ROLAND REYNOLDS Blakely, Ca. JEAN ROBERSON Screw-ri, Ca. EDWINA ROBERTS Valdosta, Ca. REBECCA HANSON ROGERS Quilman, Can. BETTY JOY ROLAND Donalsonville, Ga. EDNA LOUISE SHAW Decatur, Ca. MARTHA LUCILLE SLADE Vienna, Ca. SARA SMITH Toccoa, Ga. BOBBY SNOW Valdosta, Ga. CAROLLYN MEICS STAFFORD Savannah, Ca. DOROTHY STROZIER Valdosta, Ga. MARTHA LEE SYMS Abbeville, Ca. IACQUELINE TALTON Valdosta, Ca. CLADYS THAMES Thomasville, Ca. MARY NEWBY THARPE Vienna, Ca. BETTY JUNE THOMPSON Donalsonville, Ca. BETTY TOLER Americus, Ca. SARA FRANCES TUTTLE Tifton, Ca. ELEANOR LOUISE XVACGONER Cordvle, Cn. PEGGY JUNE XVILLIAMS Vidalia. Cu. SARA TYSON Nashville, Cu. MARTHA LOUISE XVALKER XVnycross. Cu. 54 CILADYS CAHOLYN XVILLIS Nh-igs,C11. VERA XVILSON Valdosta, Cu. BOBBYE RUTH WOOD Pitts, Cn. MABLE MCELVEY Valdosta. Ca. 55 Whnnpiu Up Freshmen Drxlr P 1 -x 0 Ui 711 lxyX I Bowix FHESHXIEX OFFICERS I.-XXE DEXLE . ...... . Prus-idcnf CHARLENE Bowrx . . Viva-President ANNE ZIPPLIES . . Sccrftary CAHo1.x'x XI.aTH1s . Trmsurrr as FOllNIEll FHUSH NOXV XVUlll,Dl,Y NYISIC The time has come after so long. The Sophomores are now upper- classmen in all that word means. They have lett the home ol' the Frosh and moved up to Ashley. There are many things they will remember for a long time. That first week anal the excitement of seeing everyone you liacln't seen for three long months- - Athe strangeness of all the in-xv faces of the Freshmen- - -the first night four Sophs went up town during the week anal saw the night life of Valclosta in all its glory- - .the feeling of he-ing in the center of all activity with so much going on in the Rotunda - - - watching clates come ll ol it ill xxhcn sou xxtrt thost-n lo ln' ini Sopho- in-.-tlietliri 'ia I more Council 1-ncl knew you were a part of tht- . . . the inn of planning tht Valentine Sweetheart Danee. 'incl List ol all the white clre-ssi-s, the slightly sean-rl lim-linq. anti thi- chvnitx that went with being ai lloocl Sister. Being a Sophoinon- is really: grancl. Yon' man, forex er ancl a clay wondering if you're doing the right thing, Youive 1 letl t at t 'e' t i li X .L youre learning to use it. Yon'rc' at lm-aulf,-il nul Ii ri lx on ol 'it lu' thu' etll iintrilixt- 'intl T ...-vvhs 5 .10- l- .- Al.. Q .auf .' T' 1 sr' 4: 1 Nga ia wg '. .rf-gl ' Yv,. rs.4-.'f-1w!.w . -1,5 , 35,9 if ' ,pf ' - -R.. , . , -:V Jw 1 r A, X -, i .51 hd ANN ELIZABETH ADAMS Dublin, Ga. BILLIE RUTH AKIN V aldosta, Ca. BETTY JANE ALDERMAN Valdosta, Ga. EMMA JEAN AMOS Valdosta, Ga. VILMA ANSLEY Valdosta, Ca. NIILDRED GRACE ASHLEY Donalsonville, Ca. FRANCES IOSEPHINE BALLIET Donalsonville, Ca. ' ANNE BARBRE Albany, Ca. ANN ELLA BASS VVarwiclc, Ca. DORIS MERLE BATEMAN Sylvester, Ca. FRANCES BEDCOOD Arabi, Ca. BETTY GRACE BELL Ame-ricus, Ca. ZONA CLYDE BENNETT Nashville, Ca. EVELYN BOATWVRIGHT XVaycr0ss, Ca. CIRIARLENE ANN BOVVEN Valdosta, Ca. VIRGINIA LEE BRAY Monroe, Ca. CLAUDIA ANN BROVVN Cairo, Ca. VVANDA JOYCE BURCH Tifton, Ca. ELLEN LATRELLE CARTER Valdosta, Ga. XTARY CAILE CARTER Lake Park, Ca. FRANCES CASTLEBERRY Lumpkin, Ca. HARRIETE JUNE CLARK Pinetta, Fla. BARBARA ANN COBB Quitman, Ca. MARION ANITA COLLINS Cobbtown, Ca. MRS. FAUSTINA NVEBB COOPER Morven, Ca. MARY ELINORE CREA College Park, Ca. BETTY LOUISE DAVIS If-sup, Ca. DOROTHY ANNE DAVIS Waycross, Ca. JANE LUCILE DEKLE Cordele, Ca. EVA ELIZABETH DELOACII Valdosta, Ca. hw S SW. Q5 l- lv G BUNNIE AQUILLA DeMOTT Moultrie, Ga. PATTY COOK DIXON Richland, Ga. LUCILLE DOUGLAS Nicholls, Ga. ANNA ELIZABETH DuPRIEST Sylvester, Ca. ELIZABETH McRAE EFIRD Albany, Ga. HARRIETTE ANN FOLSOM Hahira, Ca. PHYLLIS LORRAINE FORBES VVaycross, Ga. E MARY NELL FOREHAND Sylvester, Ca. ANN MCNEILL FORTSON Washington, Ca. ANN FRENCH Valdosta, Ca. PATRICIA JEAN FUQUA Valdosta, Ca. DOROTHY MAE GAY Moultrie, Ga. BETTY JEAN CELDERS Frtzgerald, Ca. SYLVIA ANN CELDERS Fitzgerald, Ca. CHARLOTTE YVONNE GIDDENS Albany, Ga. ILEAN GILBERT Donalsonville, Ca. REPSIE ROSE CODWIN Lenox, Ca. MRS. HARRIETTE SMITH CWALTNEY Valdosta, Ca. BARBARA SUE HALL Ft. Lauclerclule, Fla. JOANNE HAMILTON Arabi, Ca. ELSIE MARIAN HARVEY Jakin, Ca. VIRGINIA IIEISLEB Thomasville, Ca. ELEANOR JEAN IIELTON Fitzgerald, Ca. MILDRED JULIENE HIERS Moultrie, Ca. THERESA JEAN HODCES Ludowici, Ca. CHARLOTTE HOLZENDORF Albany, Ca. BETTY JEANNE HULBERT Jacksonville, Fla. BETTY GRACE IVEY Albany, Ga. JULIA BHASIIER JACKSON Valdosta, Ca. LUCILE JACKSON Thomasville, Ca. X Q54- gtk. MARTHA CAROLYN JACKSON Macon. Ca. JOELLA JOHNSON Nashville, Cu. JOLEE N JOHNSON Waycross, Ca. GLORIANNE JONES Vulpariso, Flu. VERDI MAE JONES Valdosta, Ca. CECELIA JANE KENNEDY Ashburn, Cu. CAHOLYN BLANCHE KING Brunswick, Cu. LENA ROZANE KING Cabetteville, Ca. ANN DAHLINC KNEPTON Tliomasvillc, Cu. RUBY AHDITH LACEY Hzlzelhurst, Ca. LILA ANNE LEWIS YVuycross, Cal. GLORIA LOVE Columbus, Ca. ADA FRANCES MQBRIDE Alston, Gu. JEANETTE RUTH MCCLUNG Albany, Gu. PATRICIA MCCOLLOUCI I Woodbine, Ca. 62 l ALICE DOVANE MCCEACIIY Vulclostzl. Cal. DOROTHY DOLORES MeCINTY McRae, Cu. JUA NITA Mc COXVAN Valdosta, Cu. JESSIE LOUISE MASbI:,1 Vulclosta, Cn. ANNA CAROLYN MATHIS Fitzgerald, Cu. ANN ELIZABETH MIDDLEBROOKS Dulilin, Ca. MARTHA JANE MILLER Valdosta, Ca. ROSE NVALTON MILLb Huzellnurst, Ca. DORIS NVYNELL MORGAN Dorchester, Cn. MARTHA ANN MORGAN Pembroke, Cu. VENETTE CATHERINE MORGAN Vienna, Ca. FRANCES LECY OLA MOXLEY Swainsboro, Ga. BETTY ANNE NEWBERRY Arlington, Cu. BERNICE CERALDINE PACE Monroe, Cu. DOROTHY JEXVELL PAFFORD Jennings, Fla. it 'iv' nw 'Sh NIILDRED PACE Vidalia, Ca. DOROTHY ,IUANITA PARKER Moultrie. Ca. HELEN LOUISE PARRAMORE Valdosta, Ca. MARY VIRGINIA PATRICK Omega, Ca. PATRICIA ANN PORTER Sylvvstcr, Ca. NIILDRED ANNETTE PRICE Vidalia, Ca. ANNA KATE ROBBINS Bainbridge, Ca. SARA ELLEN ROBERTS Corclele, Ca. TORINIIE JEAN ROBERTS Valdosta, Cu. NIARY IOIIN RODCERS Sycamore. Ca. MARTHA ANN SANDERS Fitzgerald, Ca. NA N SEAMA N Cordele, Ca. BE'IVI'Y ALLEN SMITH Columlmus, Ca. RErlvl'Y -IEAN SMITII Colle-gc' Pinrlc, Cu. IIENRIE'l l'A LATRELLE SMI'IIl Valdosta, Cu. SUE NELL SMITH St.1i0slnoro, Cu. XVAYNE MORRIS SMITH Valdosta, Ca. AMY VVILHELMINIA SPENCE Blakely. Cu. IIAHRIETTE BALDXVIN STORY Nashville, Ca. NVENONAII SEIFRIED THOMAS Ilzlpc-Ville, Cu. MARTHA JANE THOMPSON Ailey, Cu. IEAN TIPPINS 'vVaycross, Ga. ELEANOR LOUISE TONIPKINS Jacksonville, Flu. CORNELIA ANNE TUTEN Alma, Ca. EARLINE UPSHAXV Luthersville, Cu. PHYLLIS WADE Valdosta, Ca. MARY VVEBB Cordele, Ga. AMANDA VVHEELER Cairo, Ca. LONNIE ELIZABETH XVINGATE Callahan, Flu. BARBARA WHEN Wrens, Ca. ANNE CALLAVVAY ZIPPLIES Savannah, Ga. xx A HM. i kiv .1 9 :3 iz f. 5,v:T L'fi! Q 1 4 ,' 5111. sl f Q ! 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HW 1 ,Y 'f' rf., x I Q QA . , 5 . 5131 49' 'W T 5 .1 Y '1 ,mi ., 'f' - 1 , l . S'-f Q uw. at ,Q-uf . hw W4 P 1 Ii' 2 is is the Section Devoted te Urqanizatiuns IN IT ARE INCLUDED THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSO- CIATION, THE Y. W. C. A., THE SPORTS CLUB, THE RELI- GIOUS ORGANIZATIONS, THE PUBLICATIONS, THE HONOR SOCIETIES, AND MANY ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS. ALSO IN THIS SECTION WE INCLUDE THE TEN OUTSTANDING SENIORS, AND THE NOTICES OF OUR ADVERTISERS. Urgenizetiens 67 Student Government Association EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS IDA Nl.-XUDE Mc:KrNNoN ...--. President CI.Aiili Csxusox ..... First Vice-Pre.sif1ent ' M,-xuiox Nnwsoixus . . Second Vice-Presidezzt ll,x1un'rT1z SINGLETAHY - . Secretary-Treasurer Nlcliixxox CARSON Rememlver the girl who met you with a cherry smile that Hrst day of freshmen Week and helped you find your place in college life? She was a Student Government OlHCial. Membership in Student Government is avail- able to all students upon passing an examination. Through its executive committee, house councils. etc., it makes government at G. S. XV. C. just what the name implies-Student Government SINc:1,ETAm NEWSOME MEMBERS X7lliGINIA BOLEN DonoTHx' DAvxs CLAnE CARSON BETTY IIUTCIIINSON BETTY CUNTER HAIXIIIETTE SINGLETARY JEAN LAND EFFIE PONVELL LIAIITHA NV1LCox B1a'r'rY IonDoN JANE DQKLE Conluxmz DELINGEII l31:'r'rx' KILENE KIARION Nrswsoxug IIonniiLEL PATTILLO Inn. xl.-XUDE lXlfIKINN4JN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 68 E. E. f wi -gyms-p 1 up rwnrmv on 'Z' af . V ,, 4 5 . A' ef iii' I 5 ff . ng.-Y at 'B' ' QQQ ' A . E. C. A. fy: ,z 1:3 A ,L A tw 91 19.5, . . . . , C' 'Y 'Lgw ' . . ' ' f- Gi ' , V, 1 A My Mx' ll ' ' , ' Q' ' 1 Mh.MBERS A , ' M Tazszfgml-7153 5 ' i, ,iq . . , 'Liga f ff 4, we ROBBELEE PATTILLO, Chairman - Sock and Buskxn Club , f-.E iw: 1 ,I Vi an . . . ' ,'5 f 4' fi le .if 7 1 '11 ii BETTY HUTCHINSON - Valdosta Club, English Club gn? Elgflii -43 5 BETTX KELNE - F1 esbmen Honor Society W 4 4.0, 'f,-?. 35fff1f5 , Fianna 3. 4 hgh . ' . ' if im ' V 'ir' Mn JEAN blARTIN - Senior Honor Society -525.25 f'iiTf:3l 5,i? 2' 2 . . ' f D ,y .,-f 'f' ..'- xfwa, -jim' ,154 .5 A ' t I A I X ' ' a-c-uuaaa-- SIMONE BASSETT - Romance Language Club NIARTHA DELL ALDERINIAN - Math-Science Club l,ATTILm' Clmmmm BOBBIE JONES - Philharmonic Club IIARRIETTE ARRINCTON - International Relations Club NICKEX' VVILLIAISIS -A Clee Club lx1ARGUERITE STORER - Dance Club iv 3 V Y T 5 Y Y i ELAINE HUNT - Dance Club LTTIT.-X CLHRICL L.Xlm ACTIX ITIILS LAURA CONVERSE - Secretarial Science Club The E, gg- A- Committw, iS CmnW,Si.d of NIARCIE NIASSEY - Fine Arts Club the presiclents of all tlie clubs on cani- BEATRICE VVILUAMS 506010515 Club pus with tlic exception of the Y. YV. C. A. ETHEL BENTLEY H0100 Ev0110miCS Club and Sports Club. ancl strives to co-orcli- nate tlie activities of tlie various clubs so tliat more can be uccoinplisbecl tlirougli working together. Tllc chairman of tbis group represents the clubs on tlic S. C. .-X. Executive Connnittec. ' 69 Y. W. E. A. Responsible for the religious activities of the students is the Y. W. C. A. on c-anipus. Non-sectarian in character, the imposes no religious obligations on anyone. Membership is entirely voluntary, and the inemhers are recognized when they are Freshmen, continue to he ineinhers until they graduate. Under the leadership of the Cabinet, this organization sponsors Morning POWELL XVatch and Ves Jers, not to mention the traditional Jro rams such as the fireliftht P1'Cs'izlvnl A- ing service. 'The Hanging of the Greens, the Good Friday services. and others dear to the heart of every C. S. XV. C. girl. MEMBERS .-XLUERMAN DYAL POXVELL KXIIHINCTON Giuiss RLNTZ BUTLER GUNTEII REYNOLDS CA1iT15n HArc:oon SHIPP Cnmnnox LAND SINGLETAIRY Coiiixs KICKINNON fllonoraryl STATHAIXI Dsvis THoMPsoN ClJI.I,lNS CC- P1'r'.s'ir1C11f CABINET 70 I S1NoL15TAm', Secrctm if ARIKINCTON, Trer1.s'urCr ' x 'bjk'?..x NVHITE, POXVELL, Co1,x.1Ns Making Plans for the New Clzupcfl V Hanging of flu' Cl'Ffll.Y I 1 4 Y 1 Y Y I, Firvliglzting Sc'r'L'in' Under tlu- spun apel Eh mir sorship of tha' thc- QIIIQIIJVI Llllfbll hlrnisllcs tlu- music for illillly of tlu- sc-rvicm-s on uuxnpus R0Ol'gLllliZCd this YUZIII thc choir, L'0Il1pUSl'd of svlvc Clce Club lm-xnlwrs, presvuts to thv stmlm-nts tlw hymns Cllants, and anthems 8.PPl'0Pl'iLltt' to the- sc 11'x'ices of tlu chapel. JOSLPHINE BALLIET Doms BATEMA-xx MEMBERS NIAIIY ELINOIKE Cnrgrx h1ILDRED Asuu' B1c'I rY CZELIJERS Sxmvm CZELDEHS Dmus CHHBS I1,m.N,x Cl11.1a1:uT I1-AN Ill-:linux Bl'1I l'Y HENTZ Sus Hmmlxs NI.x1a'ru,x S.-XNIJENS IIAxn121m rr3 Smm' B14:,.xT1uc:1-, XYu.1.1.x fm cl SPORTS CLUB J Z 15 - 'Ii V -m. ,Y 72 '5 5 I , f J I., Y i 14 A m W OFFICERS xxx. . VIIZGINIA BOLEN PFC-S'fdCl1l' KATIILEEN GRANTHABI BOLICN ViCC'-Pl'CSfd6l1f GRANTHAM DOROTHY DAVIS Secretary NIARION NEVVSOBIE TrCa.s'm'0r BI-:A XVILLIABIS H i-S'fO:'illll Er 1' - . W ,I 'Es D,fXYIS NEWSOMIQ SPORTS CO U NCI L .IA4,f'i4Q', f!'f vf1HH MSIEPWWS MXH ' T ' wiiis 'K TFh '5.7i,'4iH!Z.! S5Q 1 'All Not one, but all the girls of C. XV. C. are menilwers ol' the Sports Club. Its nina is to promote fitness and well-being us well as lezulersliip :incl better sports- manship. Sports practice is the place everyone clashes to ut 4:15. The Kuppus and the Lambdas are right there yelling for tlreir teznn. At the end of the year the teznn with the most points has its name engraved on the silver Sports Club plaque. 82 HU UH SUCIETIE5 wi SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY FRESHNIAN HONOR SOCIETY Chosen hecause of their high grades during their freshman year, these sophomores, togetlier with the Senior Honor Society, encourage high academic standing among the students. OFFICERS Bli'l'I'Y Kicuxif .--...-... I'res'iz1en! I'.xUI,lNu ,Ioinmx . . . . Viec'Pre.s'ic1en1 l'lDl'l'II -lomis . . . Seerelury-Trezlsurel' Bohm' Sxow . ..... llistorirln MENIBERS Xlrs. lXI.ll'j' B. Brooks, Faye Dixon, llelen Gray- don, Betty Gunter, Marglaret Ilardy, Joyce Ives, Edith Iones. Rohm-rt Frances Jones, Betty Iordan, l'aIIline jordan, Betty Keene, Barbara Kennedy, Ian Xltispuoye. Bohliy Snow, Gladys Tliaiiies. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY The members of the SGIHOI Honor Society are selected for the promotion of student honor, the maintenance of high standards of scholarship and the encouragement of a wholehearted al- legiance to the ideals of C. S. W. C. OFFICERS IEAN RIARTIN ...... President ELIZABETH PATE . . Vice-President NIARTHA VVILCOX . Secretary-Treas. PATRICIA PAIIIIOTT .... Hisorian MEMBERS Martha Dell Alderman, Betty Altman, Harriett Arrington, Simone Bassett, Virginia Bolen, Edith Collins, Dor- othy Davis, Jean Martin, Marian New- some, Patricia Parrott, Elizabeth Pate, Effie Powell, Harriet Singletary, Marguerite Storer, Martha VVilcox. Q, fi it fi ERESHMAN HONOR SOCIETY Pl E ARTS EL B The Fine Arts Club, limited to those girls who show ll sincere interest in art, strives to carry out its purpose of promoting art appreciation and art interest, not only of club members, but also of the student body and community. One of their outstanding activities of the year was the tradi- tional Christmas Bazaar. OFFICERS MARCIE NIASSEY . . . Presiclmzl BEVERLY SVVANSON . Vicf'-Prc'.s-irlffnt BOBBY SNOVV . . Sccretury-T1'Ca.s'1zrCl' ANN WHITTLE . Al'fClll1ll'Illllll GRACE HIERS . Arr Clzairmun MR. CLIFTON WHITE . . . Afluisor Miss FRANCES RUTH CARPENTER Aclznisor MEMBERS BETTY ALTINIAN ETHEL BENTLEY MARTHA BOWEN MARY B. BROOKS EVELYN CONNELL HILDA CRUIXI BERTHA DREXEL lNlARY ANNE FINKLEA COLLEEN CEIGER VIRGINIA HAGAN GRACE HIEIIS MARY CATHERINE IIILLHOUSE ff -f f Finc: Arts' ClIl'i.S'fII1Il-S' Bllffllll' SN1JXX.hlXiNI4Y.SMXNNUX MEMBERS Al.-XIRCARITI' Ioxus LoUIsE MAssEY AIAIICIE AIASSEY IsABEL MCLEOD EI.IzABE'I'II lJA'I'E IKOBBIE LEE l,A'l l'II I O LEONA HEDLES BOBBY SNOW BEVERLY Sw.-xNsON ANNE XVHITTLI-I ,II-:AN XVILLIS FRANVI-is AYISDUXI 75 I I' W ' 1-1-: AZ .n'.fIf'm If fi . AA Q GEORGIA SBIITH I ti ' - 2-M1 'Ig ,, Ig, - I ,Y . KITTY STROUD . f 'f x' 'v w wis M A 1 J, ,H ETHEI. BENTLEY . f .C ' CORINNE DELI,INCER . hs. ' A - NIARY ELLEN COIXIPTON . WH SAIITH AND STROUI1 v' w...,..,, , 'I BOBBY SNOVV . . ROBBELLE PATTILLO . S NANCY STORY . . . . LOUISE REES . . . il AIARY CATI'IEIlINE HILLIIOIISE I NIARGUERITE STORER . ' KITTY PARHAINI . is T JUNE SEARS . EDITH COLLINS NELL KENNEY i Th EDITORIAL STAFF E I C o-Editor . . . C o-Editor . . Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor . . . Art Editor . Assistant Art Editor . Photograph Editor . . Photograph Editor Assistant Photograph Editor Assistant Photograph Editor . . Make-up Editor M ake-up Editor . . Activities Editor Assistant Activities Editor . Student Photographer KENNEY, COBIVTUN, SNOW' EDITORIAL STAFF 76 945 Pine Bone With the writing ol this, another Pwr: Corin goes to press. You cant imagine the relief it gives unless you were a melnher of the stall. The staffs plans are to give the students a well-romrded picture of the plans for the school in future years, as Well as the activities of this past year. Blackburnis Studio took most of our pictures this year, hut we could not have managed without the assistance of our photographer, Nell Kenney, and the photograph editors. Through all our headaches and heartaches we, the Stall, have had a lot of fun putting out the PINE CONE and hope that you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed putting it out. We, the Staff of the 1946 PINE Coxu, hope it will be a pleasure to you in future years after graduation. 5 s -'sf..4 V X ..Q '- lm, . ' if LN' J - . 'L I7 faux X 5241 I lirrczurxsox BUSINESS STAFF 77 5 H RRNDON AND D151.1,1NcQnR 'E ze CAMPUS EA UPY CORINNE DELLINGPLIK ..... Editor ANNETTE HERNDON . . Business Manager LAURA CONVERSE . . A.ssistant Business Manager mu wil BIARCUERITE STORRR CLADYS THALIES DELCJRES HAYGOOIJ IEAN LAND . . DATIIINE BRUNSON NANCH' STORY . BOBBY TOWNSEND EDITH COLLINS . IEAN NIARTIN . KATHLEEN CSRANTHAINI CLARR CARSON . NIERHITT DYAL . NIARGUERITE D1CKRRsON . Extral Extra! Head all about itf, Managing Editor . . News Editor Assistant News Editor . Feature Editor . Sports Editor . Exchange Editor Advertising Manager . . Columnist Columnist . . Columnist . . Columnist Circulation Manager Circulation Manager Our paper, the Campus Canopy, carries the news of interest on cam- pus, from other campuses, and world events. The Canopy, which Origi- nated in 1934, has renlained a Weekly publication for the students, and of the students. T8 ,. Q. - , ,,,, 'WN YO!-VME Xl Yv p ,A-.'IIHE.gPEQlE-ISI.-3 Vd'r.4f1:I VA-LMHATGEoncIAf-nQFlfD1GTh.XncfniiiE- ll , NAUGRAT D Im PREX Y Installation Service The new members of the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet who go in office Monday, March 4, are: President, Edith Collinsg Vice-President, Betty Gunter: Associate Vice- Pm8ident, Venette Morgan: Sec- retary, Celeste Championg Treas- urer, Harriet Arrington: Sacris- tans, Ruth Reynolds and Merritt Dyallg Morning Watch Cb-Chain men, Betty Jean Smith and Gloria Love: Entertainment, Jean Land: Mu8ic-Organists, Doris Gibbs and Martha Anne Sanders: Pm- centor, Betty Fazntz: Publicity, Marguerite Storer, and Carolyn Boweng Deputation, Anne Shipp and Charlotte Goodwin: Town Girl Representative, Louise Mas- sey The old members are: President. Effie Powell: Vice-President. Edith Collins: Associate Vice- P!xQ!Ident,. Betty Gunter: Secre- tary, Harriet Singletaryg THESE' infer, Harriet Arrington: Sacros- tsnl, Anne Shipp and Virginia Carter: Morning Watch Co-Chain men, Ruth Reynoldil and Celeste Champinng Entertainment, Dctores I-IKYSOOGZ' Music-Organism Doris Gibbs and Betty Guntefi Percen- tor, Betty Rentzg Publicity, Doro- thy Davis and Merritt Dyalg Depu- fation, Jean Land and Betty Stat- BUSINESS CLUB CONTRIBUTES T0 POLIO DRIVE The Businesk Club met Tuesday, Fehruray 26, in the Huuse in the Woods. During the business session of the meeting, the roll was called and the minulcfl read by the sec- retary, Pauline Jordan, Carolyn B-owen, treasurer, reported the club balance and stated that 55.00 had been given to the infantile Paralysis Drive. Laura Converse, president, wld the club that it had been voted by the Executive Committee to have after-dinncr ceffee on Sundays. It was tlwn voted and approved that the Bust. ness Club have after-dinner coffee on March 10. The president discussed with the club the possibility of organizing on campus a stenographic bureau. directed by the club, for the benefit of Students, teachers and organizations. This will be at permanent project. A mirnco- graphic room, machine, and furn- iture will be given to the club for the office. The motion to accept this proposal was voted and ap- proved by the members. . A movie on Champion Short- hand Writers was shown to the hlub by Mr. Spragens. Riaverend Fuller Is Vesper Speaker The town girls were in charge DI Vespers February 20 in the chapel. Martha Dell Alderman lead the Service with the Reverend James W. Fuller, Reiigious Di- rector of the First Baptist church of Valdasta, as the speaker. -Rev- erend Fuller spoke on the sub- ject, Are You Ah-aid ? Clarefcarson and Corinne Del- lilve0rWeminchargeofLateVes- 'I-Bri Sunday night, Febmxry 24. The? Swke on 'f?eace. ofY.W.C.A.ottieenmaihe16 in the FM-Ima! ilfvdntiday, Fd? EDITH CGLLINS, new presi- dent of tfhe Y, u'aS Installed Inst 'lVed:nev4iay evening. , hamg Tmvn Girl Rep:-esontative, Martha Dcll Alderman. A weiner mast is bc-ing planned for thc new and old me-nnhf-rs of the Cabinet at thc nut-door flrv- placfe of the Howie in the Woods, Sociology Club To Elect New Officers The new officf'rB fur the Soci- ology Club will hc cle-c-vcd at thc meeting Monday, March 4. The I7I'f?SldC'I'II and Virc.Prcw dent must be rt Juninr or Senior hut thc Secri-tary and 'Ixl'L'Zi'4l,lYUI' may be oithcr il Suphuxnorv, Junior, or Senior. After dinnf-r coflf-v Sunday, February the 124th was ngnrnS0wzl by the club, Following the f-lf-clion nl Of- ficers lncrc walk M1 fx 500113. wi me new pn-gitgivnt xuli apprnrxl ya,-mug 5.00341 CUI!IITIIUC'C'w and fi club reporter. SAVVYER IS GUEST SPEAKER OF VALDOSTA CLUB O Tho Valdoita Club met Wcnimw- day night, Fchruary BT, in thc House in thc- Woods wxlh Betty Hutchinson preslding, Miss Sawyrr, the guest spcakcr for the ew-ning. gave a wry df- lightful wading cntltlcd Th0 Twelve Pound Look by Jamffs Barrie which was thoroughly en- joyed by the members. Mrs, Carrdyn 'Thornas who is faculty advisor for the club, was also a guest at the meeting- Delicious refreshments wi-re served by Laura Converse. Billie Ruth Aikln, and Graco Hifrs. Sock and Baskin Club To Have Club Pins The members of the Sock and Bulkin Club are buying a club pin. The pin is crest-shaped with the Sock and Baskin malkv, sym- bolizing cornedy and tragedy, on the paints ot the crest. The let- ters SB are on a black hack- ground encircled by tiny pears. The new member! of the Sock and Baskin Club wore the tra- ditional black ltoekihxs, Thurt- glgy the 2181. 'me next meeting will be on Ap!-il 17 and ofiicefrdfvi' the oiim- in: year VII! be elected Concert in Thomasville Approximately one hundu-d and Selwnty stlldvnls and faculty mcm, hcrs wc-nt to Thomasville on Thursday, February 21, lo hemr- tlw Balfinmorc Symphony Ur- rhcstra mn a concert at the Thunmsvlllc Pity Auditorium. The trip matic un Specially chartered buses wae arranged by M153 Gladys Warren of the GSWC' Music: Dopartmcnt, Reginald Stewart conducted the nrfchcstm in zx varied and dchght- N1 DYOZZTGTITI which included: The Russkxn Sailor! Danceu- Q ff -Glierv Symphony No. 6 l Pathe1iquc- l f Tchaikovsky Intermission Tod and Vi-rklarungu l Dcath and Tranfifiguratmn P f- Richard Strauss Sante from opera, Der Boson- k2i'X'EiIlQ'I ' Richard Strauss The Russian Sallonei Dance, the first selection on the prvgranm, reflected thc vigorous and lush style of thc Russian composer, Tho popular Patlxeliquc Sym- phony by Tchaikowky rcccnved zn gm-at mation from the audience. In the- lust and most Pznt.hctlquf: movcmcm the ort'ht'5ll a Scfemefd tu Im-rally -.ob and sigh, In Rucku- nrd StrnusS's tum- por-m, Death and 'l'ranQtiguratiun, waz- dc- plrt-:fl tht- Struggle- of a fpvor stricken and delirious man wnh death, :-md lnlm' the glorious lmnS- figuravinn of MS Hun! aft'-r tlcmlm mi-1'cf,wr1ae5 Inm, Thr' iinal NVIFPC' mm. Fl sunc fmm me Opcra Dcr RoScnkax:x1lt-r :tho by Strauss, IYFIS 21 w'an1hlnLlliorl of tht' Ou?- ntandmaz dances nl' this work, Aflm' taking mum-rous vurtazn mtls, Mr Stn-.szwl xr-mrlrkfd that, I Crm SH- Inu yn-Opin? :Irv may dt'lt'I'l'i'!lYir1fI,H und w nfl-I-wal At fifl r-ru-orc T:-ix.l1k1wx-hjvk Exlzluliful A11tIrmtf- Czlntnlnl- ' lrfxm his Stung Qll8I'1CI, Hpus II Ted Shawn Add rcsscs Sludcnts At Chapel The' Studcnt Artist Sf-rw-4 wax in chzxrgtf ol' tht- pmgrmn ut 1-15- 56'IIIhIfm' pr-rmd on February 20. 'Vhvy prc-Renlvd Mrs 'l'Q-mlm Cow- urt Smith, who spokf- on the Bal- hai rclilglun, Mrs, Srmth mod as hor tht-me, WQrld Pcavr--imvs' to obtain il. The Student Arms: Series was also in charge uf the program at asscmbly period on February 26. N6 introduction was necessary for the speaker be'cauSi: Mr. Ted Shawn, world-famous dancf-r, WHS already familxar lo many of thc Students and Iacully since hr' has appeared at G. S. W, C, before. One of his pupils showed beauti- ful tcchnicolor Slldes of Mr. Shawn? school in the, hills of Massachusetts called Jacobs Pil' low, and many of Mr, Shawn's pupils in their dancing costumes, while Mr. Shawn discussed each picture. At the end of his talk, Mr. Shawn revealed that the purpose of touring the country with the pictures was to prove dancing an art, not merely a profeusioa. His main hope is to build up Jacoh's Pillow into a large school where people from all over the world can come to Izam the art of dancing. Y.W.C.A. Holds Annual Illdenis Attend Artist Series Presents oted Metropolitan Star Jost-phum' Antnim-, first color- muru soprano of Ihv Mctmwh. mn Opr-ra, wax lraim-d at tho llnxvcrslty of Coloradu, :hc Cur- tis Infalitulv of Music, and thc Jlnlllm-d Graduatv School of MuSic in. Nvw York. She' made her debut in 1936, ranging thc- role of Philine in Mignon Sxnrv thr-n, hm' msc I9 fame has been rrwcteomc-. Muse 'ikntoinc has sung every scason at the Mr-tropolitan Opera since 1936, In addition to appearlng with 6 other Opera com- pames, many symphony urchcs- tras, and nearly every major net- wnrk program. For nearly 3 years, Miss Antoine has been solo star of the Carnation Contentcd Hour, Altogether, she has sung nmre than SOO pcrfsnnances of opera, concert and radio, Miss Antoinc, accompanied by Mr. Claude Murphrvc, presented il delightful program on the camp- US last Thursday cveexnng, ThxS pmgram encludcdz I, Aria: Non So pin, from the Nlar- Flkigl' of I-'igzlro Mozart. Aria: Ah! In fo, from thc' Maglu Flute 'Mn7:lrl, Thr- Xvlffl Yicnr-clxc!. II Lulaby. from Jflcelyn Gu- dard. Lf- Russignnl rica Inns -Hahn ILHI.-ure Iixfyuw- Hahn LP-5 F'ilEcs df- f4tlkIlX In lliws III. Vliallz in K'--tlmrp kl.m1r Ululpln Clair dv- Lum- lnflrtwscy Tvialznplvlzzl in-tznnn Mr, Nlurqlhxw-14 IV. Filth Tinrxh-I Yrrtlz X. Thr- tIr5's?,li Vnp Rmwrl Chlldv. Ulu' LEXUS 'I't1Q01Pn iv A XN'f,lllrr K rzmw 1' 'EYFIE POWVELL, outgoing irmsidemt of the Y, 'handed over her duties to the new prwident Wedirwsd-my evening. 3,....,.........-.................,................................B Dont Miss The 2 Valdosta Club ' Dance 5 Mfx5'1JZly' Farul- Arr by IJ:-c-nm Taylor. VI. Jf'Wfl 501151. from Faust W Gounod, This IWUSFHITI rc-ccxved a large ovation lrom the delighted stu- dvnts and visitors. and was thor- Ullklhly vnjoyal by everyone lhllss Antoine-'s charming von-ff and aunuzxng range- madv her smgmg oxtrcmc-ly ph-using to Ihr' most untrained ears. Mr. Murphreeg rendition of 3 extremely popular numbers was excellent, Mr. White Will Conduct tud of Job Durin Lent Durmg the Lcntcn 241-awon, which bt'EinS with Ann Wwlnesduy, Mar. 45, and lusts until Plaster Sunday, April LSI, tho Fvllowshlp of Stl Martin wzll Sponsor A nudy of tho Rook of Joh. Thr? Ft-llowship ui St. Martin N the Ifjplsafopul young: pvoples group and is rnadv up uf collcgc :Iris and ylillfljl pmrph- ln town. Thr Study will he presented :lx ax drama by Mr, NVhitQ and the clfmzxra-itffrs IYIl'xlllIf'I Joh, a man ln the land of U2 on the bnrdvrs of Iidom Jolfs ullv, molhvr of hia IDI! ritiltixwn. The Lllrd, ruler und rgrecilor of 1221, ' Smfm, lnwncn ul tht- vtnrld, the riclw-1's:1x'y. lilxplmz tht- 'Fcrnnnitc Illldznl the Shuhitc' friends of Joh, .Thpimr the Naanxulhltc FIIIIU, sun nl' Bnrucln-l the Bu- nlv, juclgv,-r of debut:-C, TNl.fwllane-one mltnlcl fxml swu- SHI' Uf'I'SCvl'I3 'Fmt study lull In-gm Sunday, Nlnrfh IU, and xull be hvld each Sunrlny nt li 30 through April I4. 'l'ln-f-If mll last from lnrly-hw mmm.-s ln .an hour :md everyone IS muted, rvgardlcrk of denorm- nation. 'I'ht- :mln-r nf study IS afl follows: SVNIIAY, MARCH 10: M1 Sunday in Lrni: THE PRULUGUH and Act I, Sccnc I, Clmpwr 1, verses I-12, Art I, Scfrnc II, chapter I, verses ll!! Art I, Scent- III, chapter 2. xcrws I-10. SUNDAY, MARCH 17' 2nd Sunday in Lent: -- Act Il, Sf-env l, chapter 2, vc-was 'II-I3: chapter 3 SUNDAY, MARCH 24: 3rd Sunday in Lcnt: Art Ill, Sm-ne 1, chaplvrfl 4-7 Art III, Srcne II, chapters 8-I0 Act III, Sr--nc IH, chapters 11-14 SUNDAY, MARCH 31: 4th Sunday ln Lent: Art IV, Sc-env I, chaptg-rs 15-17 Act IV, Scene II. Chapters 18,19 Act IV, Sccnr- III, rhaptvrs 20,21 SUNDAY, APRIL T' Sth Sunday in Sundayk Am V, Scene I, Act V, Scene II, SUNDAY, APRIL 14: Sunday before Easter lpalm Imnt I Pas-Sinn chapters 22-M chapters 25-31 Sundaybz Act VI, Scene I, chaptens 32-37 Act VI, Scene 11, chapters 36-41 Act VI, Scene III, chapter 42, verses 1-9 l Act VI, Scene IV, chaptar 42, verse! 1055 Us ' 42 verses 18, 17. ' ' Q ,I W? Q Q2 I5 -.Q-E- XVILLIANIN SARA AIJCIJIIK VIRIQINIA llUl.l-IN lD.1XlHlNIillltUNhUN lJOH0'I'lIY BUTLER CILLESTE CIHABIPION NIARTIIA CIIASTAIN EIJITII CoLLINs Do'I' DAX'IS NIAIRGUERITE DICZKEIKSON SUEIULUGY CLUB ' Lt: Y 1 5 I' ' H... ff The Sociology Cluh is composed of majors and minors in this field. It is the purpose of this organization to promote actual experience in the field of Sociology. Programs during the year were related to the various fields of social Work. OFFICERS BEA VVILLIAIXIS . . . . President BOBBIE TOVVNSEND . Vice-President BETTY STATHAINI Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS ILA DowNIE lJOlt0'l'H'1' FUTCII REIQINA QZEICEII IIELEN CRAYDON BETTY GUNTEIK hlARY IIENDERSON DoRIs IILERS Do'r HIGHTOXVER BIARGARET JOYNER S0 IDA NIAUDE BICKINNON DOT NOPILI, ELIZABETH PATH ROBBIE LEE PATTILLO CATHERINE PHILLIPS PEGGY RAIFORD LOUISE REBS HANsoN ROGERS JEAN ROWE LUIQILLE SLADE CEoRc:IA SBIITII ANNE STEVENS NANCY STORY HELEN TITCHE LAURA XVHITE IRMA Lou VVILLIAIXIS DoT ZALUIXIUS HUME ECU UMIES E UB l s 1. T f-H' -alan Tliv chili, ilfliliatr-cl with the CL-orgin and .'XIl1Cl'lCi1Il Homo Eco- nomics Associations, is composvcl of forty-tlirec memlwrs, all Home Economics majors and minors. Its purposc is to clcvclop Worthy self-expression, good lc-aclersliip and intclligent fellow- ship, and to provide social. luusim-ss. and profcssional cxlwriem-vs tlirougli the various ETHEL Bl'INTI,l'iX BIARC-IE MASSHY NIARY THARPI' -IOYCI: HILL . XIIBGINIA IiACAN IEANNE PAINTER JACKIE Bowigxv . Miss LOLA NIARIE DHEXX' . I'1'c'.s'icIw1f l'icf'-P1'c'.s'iflc'11f . Sf'c'rc'fury Tl'I'llS'IH'l'l' . IIi.sforim1 PIII'1ftIllII'IlfllI'fIll1 . Hc'porlz'r .'lC,l'l.S'Ul' 1 -N' SI ESS E LUB Af 'W' ,Sd if iv nw lihli, t5oI.EN BOWEN, JORDAN The Business Club was organized during the full of this year, and has become one of the IllOSt active organizations on the campus. During the year, the Club sponsored Z1 dance, and several interesting speakers were guests of the club. The members also had a Weiner roast at the House-in-the-VVoocls, and spent Z1 clay at Twin Lakes. OF F ICEBS LAURA CONVERSE . . . . President VIRGINIA BOLEN Vice-Presirlent PAULINE JORDAN . Secretary CAROLINE BUXVEN Trcaszmrr MISS OLEEN lX4AJOBS CHARTER MEMBERS OF BUSINESS CLUB BILLIE l.7kU'l'l1 ARIN IUSEIIIIINE EVERETT X'7Il,BIA IANSLEY lXlII.DlU-LD ASHLEY ETIIEL BENTLEY XYIRCINIA BOLEN CAROLYN BOXVEN 'PACK BHUNSUN IJOROTIIY DAVIS BETTE DAVIS JOAN DAVIS LAURA CCJNN'liliSl-I PIIrLI,Is FORBES lDUl!0'I'I'lY GAY NIARY CENTRY ILEANA CILIIERI' IIELEN CRAYDIIN lilf,'l l'Y ClUN'1'ElI llARRIE'I' CwAI.'rN BAIEISAIR,-X IIALI Do-Do IIAYcooD VIRGINIA IIEISLER FRANCES llUllN REBELZCI.X JENNINCS li.-XULINE .IoIInAN BARBARA KENNEDY JEAN LANII AIIAIR BIXDDELTON AIANIAN NEXN'SCJKIl'i .l.XCIKlIi NOIILIAN ClA'l'IIl'IlilXE PIIILLIPS NIAYUIZA PoT'rs ANNETTE PRICE Advisor JEAN PIOBERSON IIANSON ROGERS NoRsIA STABLER SUE NELL SMITH l3lL'l'TY JUNE THOINIPSON SARA TYSON RUTII TURNER EAHLILNE LIPSIIAXV LAURIE XVIIITE INRIA Lou VVILLIAIXIS VERA VVILSON 1 Ui I v ,fi VALDUSTA CLUB Including all the Valdosta students at the college, the Valdosta Club st-I-ks tO Organize the day students, tO lllkllit' :I lwttcr llllLlCI'StLll1CllIlg luetwccn day and d0l'1'l1ltOl'y students, and tO prescnt thc collcge tO thc city Of Valdosta. BETTY l1U'I'CHINSON JACKIE TALTON . EDWINA ROBERTS GRACE HIEIKS . , N l If J' . ' '14 A f X BILLIE RUTH AKIN BETTY JANE ALDEIXBIAN NIARTHA DELL .ALDERIXIAN JEAN AMOS VILINIA ANSLEY JVIRGINIA BOLEN CHARLENE BOWEN HELEN BRANCH EVELYN CONNI-:LL LAURA CONVERSE VIRGINIA COOK HILDA CRUM ELIZABETH DELOACH BERTHA DREXEL OFFICERS ,ff ! , . 1'rc'.s'i11cnt . Vic'C-Prc.s'icIc'nI Sccrcta ry-T1'Ca.sIu'c'r . . Reporter 1 I B. llI l'fIuINsON I'rImsiflr.'1Il Z- Wg j:L ' MARJORIE FERGUsON KIARY ANN FINKLEA VIRGINIA FREEIXIAN ANN FRENCH JEAN FUQUA MRS. H. SLIITH GWALTNEY VIRGINIA HACJAN CJHACE HIEIXS MRS. lxlAHY C. lllLLHOUSE ELAINE SIBIS HURT JULIA BRASHER JACKSON HELEN JOINEH BIAHCANET JONEs BOBBIE JONES MEMBERS ELIZABETH KING ESTHER LANDEY NIABLE lNlCEI.X'EY ALICE lVlCGEACHY FRANCES BlClNTYlKli xlAliGAHET BICINTYRE ISABEL BICLEOD LOUIsE MAssEY NlAliCIE Bl.-XSS!-QY SIIERLA BIXLLER JAN BIUSGROYIC AIJAIR lXlYDDl-ILTON BLANCHE lXlYl-IRS DLJIXCJTIIY lVlYERS SS DOROTHY NOELI. LEONA REDLES EDITII BORERTN EDWINA RORERTN TOAIIIC JEAN RUHIQIKTS GE0lRCI.A SMIZIII llENHlETTl'I SXIITII NIORHIS SMITH BOBBY SNOW' ELILLAIIETH SPEER JOHNNIE V. STOIcIcs KITTY STROUIJ DOROTHY STROzIIcR BEVERLY SNVANSON eo' I .f JACQUIQLYN TALTON FAYE XYICKERS PIIYLLIs XVAIIE AINIANDA XYIIICELI-ill LAUIKIE XVIIITE ROSALIND XYILKINS INRIA LOU XVILLIAMs . XVEIKA XYII.sON Ilonomry .lfClllbCl' BlAH'I'H.-X JANE NllI.Llili Ilmmrury Farulty .Vembvr BETII XVIII'I'AI4I'.R Faculty Arluisor MRS. CAROLINE P. THOINIAS n Q M TH-SUE EE CL B t 6 ' 1 U 'f :' 5 Q i 1 A is I it 4 5 ta 'ni ...gi iff! L! Q U 'fs A--ff 0 U... ., -A 1,2 -:L .il '- fig XX fe- 5' . T' 'if ' 'Y , tw if ejii ifxl, x 6 H , ...W . A me H Q - y-N ,,u. ,,y,,,, 'wb 'gy , 'd .I Y NN 'Km , ,lg - ,1s,Y,. - 'Y '32 T WJ ' -'f A- 'X4r-'-zz.,-ik. .AD 1 AIJIEIIAIAN hl.Xltl'Il,X lJ1il,l. ,-XIIIIEII BETTY AI.'rAI.xN llAliltllC'I' fXluuNc:'I'ON SINIONE R,xsNE'IT YI1u:IN1.x BOLI-LN NlAli'l'II,'X ROAI-3 Bun I-:N XI XHY ANN BNUXVN DEI,OIuis BHYCI41 f:I..XltI'1 CAIIAON Vll1t.lNI.'x cl.-XliTl1.lX ICYLLYN CONNELL II,Xl'IK.X Ql0NX'liliSli ,IOAN DAYIN CIOHINNI-i lDl'lI,I,l'YfQlill N I Little XVillies. scrap paper drives, and scientific programs are all examples of the work tlOue by the Nlath-Science Club. Made up of students iuterestecl in Iuatliematics nucl natural sc-ieuces, this 0l'g2llllZ3.tl0ll had its beginning in the Nzltural History Club Orgzuiizecl in 1933. This club later expanded into the present clay Nlatli-Science Club. NIARTIIA IDELL ALIJEIIMAN NlARY RUTH ROUSE . BETTY ALTA IAN DOT NOELL PAT PAIIIIOTT xlERRI'l' IDYAI, ur' M XIifQL'lf1lll'l'l-l lDlC'KlCItSON l'lpXYl'1 lDIXUN NlliltlH'l I' IJYAL lJxJltOTIlY l UTctIs K.-XI'IlltN N CIU,-Xl.DI-IN ljulilfs Umm Blfl TY CUNTI-:II NIAm:AuE'1' II.-Hum' A NNET l'l-I lll'1l!XI1HN DOIIIN llu-:us SANIJII HOLIIEII l n.xNr:I-is IILIIIN .lOYc:I: IYI-is MEMBERS llliI,l'1N JOINEII BOBHIIL ,IONI-QS EDITH JONEN BE'I 1'Y IOIIIJAN l,AUl,INE JOIIIIAN BETTY KEI-:NE RAIIEAHA KI-:NNLUY NIQLL KENNY ENTIIE1: LANUEY CLI-JAIMIE LANE ANNli'l I'E bl,-XNLISY JEAN IXIAIITIN BETH NllDlJI.ETON SHIIILA lX1ILLlCR 84 OFFICERS IUYCE MOON IAN AIUSCHOYI-I LOUISE NEWTON DOIIOTHY NOELL KATHERINE PAIIIIAAI PA'I'nIciIA PAliROT'I' ELIZ.-kllLI'I'lI PATE ROEIIEIEE P.-XT'l'ILl,O ICEIAIE PUXVELL PEUGY RAIFOIIIJ LOUISE REES BETTY RENTZ EIJITII ROEEIITS . Prcsiflent . Vice-President Secrefary-Trcasurerl . . Math Chemistry Biology .IOY ROLANII KIARY RUTH HOUSE LOUISE SHAXV l'lARlUET'l' SINGLETAIIY LUCILLE SLAIJE BOEIIY SNOW ANNE STEYI-:Ns KITTY STIIOUII BEYEIILY SXVANSON JACKIE TALTON MAIIY THAHPE BETTY TOLEII RUTH TUIINEII RIAIKTIIA XVILCOX BLISH CLUB English majors compose the membel ship of the English Club, and carry on its activities of reviewing plays, current books, and conducting forums. An zunnml ' program presented by the students of the Creative Writing Class make one of the high points of the year for this organization. OFFICERS BETTY HUTCHINSON . . Pres-iclcnf ANNE WHITTLE . . Vice-Prcfsirlcnt KATHLEEN CRANTHAM 5 S 1 , W, T35i4? fZ J Til msg? 'A' vm' X tsp,-1 , 'fiiifl riffff ' E A 1 ,e. M ,aww-f ' , sw. A A w,4T,-'tfff'? '5r-w 4 MEMBERS ANNETTE IIERNDON SANC11, PIOLDEH BETTY HUTc:mNsoN l'lAHllIETT SINCLETARY MRS. XVILBIA Bnowx 'IosEPHINE EVEHETT K,n'm.EEN CLRANTHAN1 S3 Sccrcta ly-Tr'011s111'm' Q' W 3 . 44 G 21 H j , V- H9 x V 1 'f-iffy 1, .V 'ff' :,mw. Q 4 EQ 34- - C vs , 'Qqvg' 5,7 gpv: 314-' ' V' ANNE XVHl'l ItI.E hlAllTHA XVILCOX XIILDRICD XV1snoxl I lUTftlnNsoN SN , . '- ',rg,. .n,..,Ax 1 1' '-A' ,F Q 'LN ,.-ef' if ff HUMA EE LANGUAGE CLUB QD iw: Q Sw lilllil vnu x Jw I C usoN,S1oin':lc ssl-31' 1 I, 1. S1A1oNE B.xssl4:'rT BETTY Busli Cl,A1u-3 Cir-KRSON fllaI,lC5'Tli CHAMPION hlAll'I'IIA cjli.-XHIAAIN Nl Am' ELLEN CoM1'ToN -IosEvmNE EVERETT Organized in an effort to afford the students a better understanding of French and Spanish-speaking countries and to develop an interest in these languages, the Romance Language Club is made up of advanced language students who have maintained a average in all such courses. Included among its activities are the sponsoring of a French orphan and the entertaining of French cadets. S1MoN11: BASSETT CLAIRE CARSON . NIARGUERITE STonE11 . MEMBERS CZOLLEI-JN CEICE11 KATHLEEN CBR.-XNTHAAI ANN1-3'1 rE lIE1iNnoN Loi..-x LEE lIoLnEn BE'r'rY IIUTCIIISON BETTY joiumx BE'r'rY KEENE 86 OFFICERS JEAN BIAHTIN JUNE SEARS BIAECUERITE STORE!! CZLADYS THARIES LAURIE XVH1Tif: hlr-XIKTHA VVn.Cox JEAN XVILLIS . P resident . Vice-Prcsiflcmt Secretary-Trea surer PHILHI-XRMU IE CLUB The Philharmonic Club, composed of outstanding music students, brings to the students every year representative prograins of classical and modern music. Among the programs presented this year was an illustrated lecture on Elizabethan music by Miss Marion Snowclen. Nliss Snowclen brought with her a Virginal. an Elizabethan musical instrument, on which she playecl many selections. OFFICERS BOBBIE JONES . . Pl'C'45'lfIClIf BETTY RENTZ Scwrvtury-Trcus1n'r'r GLADYS THAINIES . Pzzblicily Miss C. E. WARREN Faculty Arlivism' MEMBERS NIILDRFD Asimm' B,x1:BA1m HAM Doms BATEAIAN Bonniu Jonas CA.n01.YN BOWEN ANNE liNEPTUN Lrxunfx ClJNX'EliSE NIARY NIAYU Nlmijouin Ficucusox JAN Nluscnovifi ClHAltI,I JTTIC CIOOIDXVIN BETTY RENTZ Cirzoiacsm SINIITH E1.1z.x1s1i'1'l1 Sifrgiin Ci,Anx's 'l'imx1Es NICKPIY XVILLIANIS ANN ZIPPLIIZS ' igd u:f' BUHBIIC Ioxics i. 87 , , .f P. UI-X EE CLUB J6- El..-XINI-l I IL' I'1'P.s'idPrIt w ! , 2.5- lp, One of the newest and most popular clubs on campus is the Dance Club D1 HWIDQ, its membership from those who love to dance, the club presents VRIIOUS pl0g1'lITlS through the year. Among them Under the direction of the P. E one of the outstanding cluhs on MISS MEMBERS SARA Ancocx BARBARA HALL BILLIE RUTH Anuzx CHARLOTTE Horzrzxnom VILIXIIX ANSLEY ELAINE HURT KIAHY ELLEN ComII'Tox BETTY IIUHLBERT DoRo'rHx' DAVIS BICTTY G!1ACE IVEY IoAN DAVIS 88 are the dances at the annual Chustmas dlllllel Department, this club promises to develop Into campus. LENOHA IVEY, Advisor AIIAIR NIYDDLETON HARRIETT SINCLETA SARA SNIITH MAGUERITE STORER LOUISE VVALKER PEGGY RAIIPORD IH XIICNIBICRS SUCH AND B SHI EL HOBBELICE PATTILLO , lf,-p,gf,l,',,1 LOUISE HEICS . . , X j1'1'-P1'f',5'id1'nI E1,IzA1s1-:TH Pfxng S1'l'I'f'ftlI'fj-TIT!!S'HI'l'l' Our campus Thcspians may hex found as mn-mhcrs of thc- Sock and liuskin Club. Choscn from those who try out at thc bCgiIlllillj.L of thc- ycur. thnsw who hclcmg to this Clllll pre-smut svuelul plays during thv yvnr us welll us the senior 1'c-cfituls giX'0Il hy spccch nmjors and sm-niors. Outstzmcling among this VCHIHS pmchlctions was Tllli NVONIICN. YILMA ANNLM' Cmumm N Bowlcx fNI.,x1:'rI1,x BOWEN Nl.-Xll'l'HA CHAs'r.x1N Nlfxm' ELLEN Cuxlm' ALICE JANE D,xNc:un LOLLA Lisa Ilonmcu ON AN NETT11: M.-xNl,m' IRAN NIA-m'1'1N JAN Muscznuwi hm NI:xun11:INlmRlNNuN E1A1z,xm1'l'Il PMXI-2 licm1s1cLr:1H: PA'l I'lLLO C.x1'llr:1uNr: P1l11,Lu-S NNN S1'.,x:xmN .XXVI-I Slum' llumll-5'l l' SlNK2l.lC'l'.XliX Nunxm S'm15I,1c1: C,xuu1.x'N S'r.'xF1fo1m 1l,x1m1u'r'1' Shun' NANCY Srom' Lox.A Lu-1 Iloumun Bmqrx' Kmxmi Es'l1lr:H L.-xNm-Lx' JE-KN LAND 1-is, IJAXNID Q - b A N N15 rn: 1'1c:KmiN l'f:l l'llC I'owu.l. Pzicscax' HAIFOIRIJ Louisa lil-:us NIAHY Jo11N Honra:-:ns ConNEI.I.x TL 1'1-:N Loumi XVALKICII Nuzklcx' XY1r,LI,xMs NIIl,IJliliIl XX'IslmuM 857 Ileliqinu THE FELLONVSHIP OF ST. MARTIN DOROTHX' DAVIS President JEANNE PAINTEH Vice-Pres-idcnf NIARY ELINORE CHEA Recorder BETTY JEAN SINIITH Bursar THE REV. C. H. XVIIITE Advisor The local branch of the Fellow- ship of St. Martin had its begin- ning in the Episcopal Youth in October. 1944. The group be- came afliliated with the Fellow- ship 'Group at the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta in Novem- ber of that year and has oper- ated as such ever since. Com- posed of Episcopal students and their friends the Fellowship of St. Martin strives to promote Christian ideals of service. Christian sharing is the summa- FELLONVSIIIP OI-' MARTIN tion of a member's duty. B. S. U. P. S. A. OFFICERS QjFFICEHS .ll'N1'l SEARS . .... President IDOROTHY BiiTi.Eia . . . . President SANHI. IIoi,ni-in . First I'ii'c-Prusidcnz' SIxIONE BA,xSSE'l'T Q ViEg-P,-gsjllgnf Loeisiz Al.-XSSEY . . Second Vii'c-President IJOUISE XX7ACCONFIQ , , SEC,-gfflfy Bic'i i'v Kiel-ixi-3 . Third Vice-Pi'c.s'idciif REV, CEC'IL '1'H,,ME50E I - AdL-f5-0,- VIRGINIA Boricx . . . St'C'l'l'fllI'U-Tl'l'lI.S'lll'CI' 31135 IAIELEN GIIFQJN l ,tgluigpr CAnoi.x'x BOXYIAIN . Sunday School Rcprcsci1fr1iiL'c liUl.I.A Licii Ilorniaii . . B. T. If Represeiiffifice . . . . . . , Including such activities as recreational leadership at Bonny Sxoxv . . . . Reporter , ' , , , , l , West End Chapel and an annual retreat at Twin liI'TIl lu-1Yxoi.ns . . Cliozrisfcr ' The Baptist Student Union includes all Baptist girls who are nieinlvers ol Sundav School and the Baptist Training Union. The B. S. U. council members are Clhristian student leaders xvho. worlxiiig with the First Baptist Clhurch. seek to link each C. S. IV. C. girl to the cliurcli during college davs and to eHect a unified progrznn for all Baptist religious activities. Lakes among its years activities, the Presbyterian Student Association serves to promote a closer rela- tionship between Presbyterian students and the local Presbyterian church. is -Q'-4 556 S5 ,ww V I Q 5 S I' Mtg X, 1 y -a .1 2 ' ' 'W Q 5. .I Ml 1--a..qq,...,, .Xwf 'Ng 591 1 W:- I fill 541 'fix J ,rg 2' -nf- 45255 xr -'-m-5'fw- Ewvrt-wgf:-Y'-,...,,g...,f -.0--Q--.... .. ,- . , ' ' ' az ! , 0, H. .., mf.. ,.u4..vU.p, 5 Gif ' 9 Q. 1 -.fs 0' ' QW' HENTZ ANU bIlDl7LH'I'0N GLEE EL B Do-Re-Mi - Those old familiar musical phrases take on an added effect when sung by the G. S. W. C. Clee Club. Under the direction of Mr. Raimonde Aubrey, the Glee Club has enlarged its enrollment and has extended their places other than the college. Its spring concerts are an event looked forward to by the students and the people of Valdosta. OFFICERS NICKEX' XKVILLIALIS . . . . President BETTY RENTZ . . Vice-President ADAIR BIYDDLETON Secretary-Treasurer JEAN NIARTIN . . . Librarian CLADYS THAINIES . . Publicity PROF. RAIINIONDE AUBREY . . . Director MRS. BIARTHA CARRINCTON AUBBEY . Accompanist MEMBERS Sara Adcock, Martha Dell Alderman, Mildred Ashley, Frances Balliet, Ann Barber, Doris Bateman, Zona Bennett, Charlene Bowen, Carolyn Carter, Frances Castleberry, Laura Converse, Faustina Cooper, Mary Crea, Hilda Crum, Alice Jane Dancer, lane Dekle, Faye Dixon, Lucille Douglas, Pat Dixon, Ann Du- Priest, Josephine Everrett, Marjorie Ferguson, Mary Nell Fore- hand, Ann Fortson, Dorothy Gay, Regina Geiger, Betty Gelders, Sylvia Gelders, Doris Gibbs, Ileana Gilbert, Charlotte Goodwin, Harriette Gwaltney, Virginia Hcisler, jean Helton, Grace Hiers, Glynn Hill, Charlotte Holzendorf, Betty Hurlbert, Betty Ivey, Rebecca Jennings, Bobby Jones, Pauline jordan, Barbara Kennedy, Ruby Lacey, Carolyn Mann. Annette Manley, jean Martin, Louise Massey, Margie Massey, Anna Mathis, Mary Mayo, Jean McClung, Alice Mt-Ceachy, Rose Mills, Vennette Morgan, Jan Musgrove, Adair Myddleton, Blanchc Myers, Elizabeth Pate, Pat Porter, Effie Powell, Miriam Powell, Betty Renta, Ruth Reynolds, Anna Kate Robbins, Martha Sanders, june Sears, Betty Jean Smith, Georgia Smith, Henrietta Smith, Sara Smith, Elizabeth Spear, Harriett Story, Kitty Stroud, Betty Sullivan, Gladys Thames, Mary Tharpe, jean Tippins, Eleanor Tompkins, Cornelia Tuten, Sarah Tyson, Phyllis NN'adc, Martha XViltox, Beatrice W'illiams, Nickey Williams. Ann Zipplcs. iz. .1 ' ... . -.AAL-...h 92 EERE ADERS These nine pretty misses have sung their Way into the hearts of all who lmve hezlrcl them. Selected from the Clec Club for their unusmll ability. they represent the College at many outstanding events. SENIOHS XVIII? GAVE RECITALS XIr.K1xxuxAxn lI.k'l'l'IIlIU 41 FY NIICNIBIQIRS NI.xu-lonlrz l r:mqL'sux Clll.-kliI.0'TItl-' Cl0UllXYlN Um xx llII,l. JEAN Nl,-XHTIY liFL I1'1 Puwl-31.1. B1HiT'l'x' ll!-:Nw RUTII lim mmm Cl!-1Ulll.l.-X Sxrrru Nictmax XYll.l.l.X5IN LE UUE UP WUME VUTEH5 The C. YV. C. branch of the National League of XVomen Voters was organized in December of 1945. The League was sponsored hy the lzxecntixe Committee and the li. C. A.. from which membership the original nremlmers of the League were drawn. This organization is affiliated with the State and Na- tional League of XVomen Voters. The purpose ot the League is lo encourage an intelligent interest in current issues and to aHlord to its members an oppor- tunity to form their opinic-ns through group discussion. From the F. C. A. and the Executive Committee the follow- ing charter officers were elected: President. llarriet Arringtong Vice-l'resident. lean Martin: Secretary. Laura Com erscg Treas- urer, Betty Cuntcrg Faculty Advisor, Miss Aileen Schoeppe. The Executive Board is composed of: Dorothy Davis, Pub- licityg Corinne Dellinger, Chairman of National Materialg Betty Hutchinson, ltegistrationg Martha Dell Alderman, Membershipg Marguerite Storer. Program Chairman. The charter members are: Martha Dell Alderman, Harriet Arrington, Ethel Bentley. Virginia Bolen, Clara Carson, laura Converse, Dottie Davis. jane Dekle, Corinne Dellinger, Betty Cunter, Betty Hutchinson, Betty Jordan. Betty Keene, Jean Land, Ida Maude McKinnon, jean Martin, Margie Massey, Marian Newsome, Robbelec Pattillo, Eflie Powell, Harriet Singletary, Marguerite Storer, Nancy Story, Martha Wilcox, Bea XVilliams, Nickey Williams. ALUM AE SSUEIATIU OFFICERS Mus. SBIITH Cor,EMAN . . . . President Mus. MAuCAU1z1T15 L. Plzisu Vice-Presiclent Miss LILLIAN P,xTTE1xsoN . . Secretary Miss IIULIA Brass SMITH Treasurer The purpose of the Association is to combine former Cv. S. YV. C. students into an active oft-campus group. The organization aims to preserve the ideals of the college and to extend its inllucnce through its inembership. This year a large group of the Association returned to the Campus for the March Festival and a Weekeend of festivities. 94 rtists Series DR. STEFAN Own 1 I rf Iuugl mx Xlxfln l,Nll 1 I 0 x 75? fbi 44m? i1E'i i 'g 1 JUs'1'lxL: IonNs'roN f'1'l1e Nursej AND Ou-A BALISH Qjulictj -Iosurnlwlg Ax nuxx-1 5,11 OLGA BALISH Uulietj AND JOHN HEILLY Cliomeoj X Axcsx x ILNI 1-1115 Romeo and julict 95 S? -Q 9 I TEH ATIUNAL HELATIU SE f,l'g21lllZCCl in 1928 thc International Hclations Cluh is under thv sponsorship of thc Carnegie Enclownnent for International Pvacc. lt's thc' Clulfs intention to cleal with all topics and questions in an impartial and nonpartisan lnatters always 1-lids-avoring to search out and apprvciatv the truth of c-ach situation under in- vestigation. This yt-ai' thc Lfluh sponsorctl the Community Chest and National NVa1' Fund Drivc on thv campus. OFFICERS IsIAHH11c'1' Amuxcrrox . Pmsiflmzl NlARl0N Nrzwsoxnz Vic'C-Prchsiflerlf ,IUNI-3 SEARS . . Sc'cr0far'y .IRAN Rowr: . Trcu.surcr IHAN l'lAI.l. . . AIonzlncr-at-Iflrgc' Xllss xllLDR1iIJ Plilfl-I . . Aflziis-ol' XIENIBEHS lil-1'rTY Ai,'rM,xN l'Q'l'HliI, Bl'2NTI,l-H' -ll-IAN NIAIKTIN Slxfoxr: B,xss:5'l ll,xluuET1' SlNc:Lm',xux' LUB 449' .gm gr i .l M W Wi 1 ,S fa ' Q , 3,.. , 9 , , in . .1 lf 'i ll. , 1 ,K , I. , 'a - .4 K ' l V ,L 1 Q Y 'WWF . , V .in t 3 - ' Mgt, X 5 'W f A Y Y ,, .1 ,. hmmm. V I :yi 507 .f , t 3 -,, p Q W4 hs un, ' Q 'F 3 PFA .o gh- ,, M. ...f . ' x Q X' - L 9 'lf U, ,Agn lt ,X K1 2.11 K A Ui, 5 i TW' . i Qi, 'L ,. 'I . 1 i A I v' fr A - 04' Az. . gg! ., - 1. if M, 2 l Q is .gf Q5 ff 122' 3, if-. vi? l 'i Qi.,-' 1 Hill-H1 un u , - K , Q ,Q , 4 f .tj ' '. Zim' 'Q' x ' V ' ,iq - . Y -4 - , Q K 'fig A l f '- J ' . W is ' L- -'fi ' 4 .F ' if X 1 'l 2 ' r, - E 8 ' ' ' fr 1 First row, left to right: Christmas Festival - - - Ole Stand By - . . A little sunshine - . - Chu- lmutt - - - Xmas Festival - - - Remember f?l - - - Lazybones - - - You or Nm' - - . Xmas Bazaar . . . Class Sweethearts - . - Interesting C997 - Sim0nc's doing zilriglit Fashions flll - - - Guess NVlm WD 97 V 1 fi 64- Lf,9'ii,iY K .. ' Kd' 1' ' 'M- vw -H-, Jw., ,aww M., ' L ,. , W f.w4MJWWv 'V!1Hq73v6gs,M,.kIu' ' x '. Z ' ' Q 7 Q 5 Q QN 'x Q95 ff I MQW ! f Aif, X ogtw ff ff f I XA XX N iX,- Q0 QX WELL' ' wif I Xxx QW W X 1 iv Os In A F W X5 ,A 1 P' W Q' W. f 4 A W-'-':':Ti 'Q I . -,at . I , KLLQLLL 'M'-'-Q ' 5 Mx 58'-9 , ' 5 'gg wk 2 11? 'Q I-f . v 'Q Q ,iff f J N , fi b N 4 Y XXWTQJ 4 ff' Wx X N A, ...,..ff V1 ,-v.. ' k.,,., .,s'g lv M !.HnN,'r,...n V f PX , ' xi wg M556 I 1 ,,,. fi 6 X NN ww I A K, N- ' If X l , f ., J, ,AMW om NX' NJ-fkixo WO 1 1 I Q , A X Riga , fx X XQSQXNX C3 Y W. lg ,Q-Ng ,ff JD ff' NSxyxXVx E , wif- lf 4 ':fg::::: QP O!! 111i iii 2 1 T-fff f 7 fif nurses? W C are proud of flu' . . . GEORGIA STATE WOMAN'S COLLEGE XVe are glad to take this occasion to say that the CITY OF VALDOSTA is proud to list among its greatest assets the GEORGIA STATE WOMAN,S COLLEGE llll We hope that Valdosta as a city makes a favorable and lasting impression on the mind of the young ladies who make up the student body of this great institution. nn.. l 4. 1 . -..H-H+ 100 l 1... ....f- --1--I-f--Alf--:f--l--i--1:- -f--1---i- T T T T T T l T Maybe you run a store or service HETHER Its baseball Of business station or heauty shop. NVould you E Amencans expect fall' Play all the like to have a next--door competitor Way' who has little or no rent, or taxes, or 2 In baseball: the umpire Sees to it Il1tC'1'PSt to pay, and who is kept in - that the game IS played accmdmg to ousiness partly hy your tax money. the rules. But he is not a player. E Fortunately for America today, over In business, the S0Vf'mmf'Ut Should 80 per cent of the tremendous amount i be the 1111113116 Wh0 E'l1fO1C6'SfElll lllleb. Of electric PUVVQI' 111 thls Cfjuntry IS . Jroclucecl bv tax- Davin f. self-su J mort- But when government goes into D' lc' 5 U . . . mg electric light and power com- busmess and competes with its own V 1' I t I I . . . . . . panies, ownec -mc o ieratec uv seve- f citizens the American tradition of fair I .Hn f HX L lik I I ' . . . . ra mi ion o 's Ve us. z play is set aside. The umpire then he- : comes a player, and he enjoys advan- Tl I I E . iese ms-ine.s.s-1n'ma ec com Janies U tages that are denied to all the other A ' g ' It 3 . are a big reason why there is enough T players in the game. a Q ' j electricity to meet even the gigantic For example, government and mlm- clemands of War - and why, when T icipal power-plans are not required to most things cost more, electricity con- : nay federal taxesg often get money tinues to cost less so that the average from the U. S. Treasury at little or no customer in this territory actually get: F interesfg make up losses out of flie three times more electric-ity for the 9 pockets of the taxpayers. same money they did 15 years ago. 5 l T l 4 GEORGIA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY T . , . - - In the Public Service - T T l T T l l I 4. nee i -Siam --...l....O...,i: OO------.----- -1- 101 ,P ,1 ui..,iw1H...-..H.....1H-H..-..,,1.,H-.U..t.....-.,...-.W-H..1.m1.,..1....1..1............. ,im..1....-.m-u-.-m.- 1 1 + T H .X 1 L YV A Y S NI O D E RN SA FE L CIO NI F ORTAB l,E -RAILWA I COUHTEOUS CLIPPEH COACHES Low Frlrcs - Frc'quc'nf Comwzicnt Schcrlzllfhs' Charter 21 Coach for Spcciul Trips 'AUur Bus Station Is Tha' Slurfing Plzlcf' To EL'c'1'y1L'lw1'c ' GEORGIA STAGES. INC. ALBANY. : GEORGIA , T. 7.1.1 T , A.. ..T....1.4,.i,,.4T 11 1 T.m,un1uu,..r.,nl.,. , L - , ,, ,Ml L X'ulclustu's Lcznclimg licstuumnt THE ROOSEVELT mzuous Frm WESTERN STEAKS 0 VALDOSTA : GEORGIA 4. -M-...--,-- ---E--..-.....- ,... - .... -..-----.-------- -1- 102 -1- ----- ---ji-ee-ie-ee-e ------ i----- + Avleu. Amin. 1903 1946 43 years of continuous business of selling shoes. 33 years of selling shoes to the C. S. VV. C. faculty and student body of this Wonderful institution. Our firm is proud to be one of the first advertisers of the College in it,s first edition of the PINE BRANCH, it was then called, back in 1914. Hereis hop- ing We'll have the pleasure of serving the College many more years. VVe are proud to have a share in your College Annual. PAXSCN-JONES, INC. The Home of Good Shoes for 43 Years. 4. EE E E E E EEE E -1- BEST YVISIIES ...FRoM... THE WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT O I VALDOSTA GEORGIA -1. ME: -Ezra ..lE-,l .... .... i .... - if..e-T--------- -1- l 103 -1- ---I-'--- ------- - ----- '----A-A- -A - -1- ENIOY .. FOREIWOST ICE UREAIVI ITS HEALTHFUL FOREMOST FARMS, INC. VALDOSTA GEORGIA -1- ----------------- - ------- ----'--- -I- COMPLIMENTS ...OF... THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Q VALDOSTA GEORGIA I of ........ ...... , -....-,...-,. ....... -- .. - .. - - -1- 104 -1- S R A SSSS S R ---- -1- +-- -l'- -- ----------- -M- - - -1- LANGDALE'NMBER COMPANY O NAVAL STORES PULPVV OOD CROSSTIES O 106 VVEST 11II.L AVENUE VALDOSTA GEORGIA SEARS ORDER OFFKEI Shop af Sears and Sflvc' O 104 N. PATTERSON ST. PHONE 13166 n..n 7 - L 2 .. 3 1 inn 1 '13 r 1 -i- VALDOSTA COACHES CITY BUS YELLONV CABS PHONE 1000 COUD SERVICE ...at . .. BOB BELCHERS DRUG STORE PATTERSON AND CENTRAL Phone S12-813 n nnnin.i....1i1..,TL,,1...-..- I up ... --------- 1- .. - K V- - -- ZH.. fl' 4. 'P 105 + -I-'-I-'-'-- '-1f -'--- -1 - ---f - -1f1 - -f1' -fH---1--H-1-- -H-------'+ +- --' -A - - - - - - - T A 1 A Z - A -- -1- 1 IYUIIl'HlliIkIIIQ1lf . . , 0 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VALDOSTA BROOKWOOD PHARMACY Co1ng1'z1tl1IaIeS Seniors of '-16 and YVeIeomes All Students ' w 7 I f of C. S. W . C. O Plmxli 336-337 IOS XV. CIENTRAI. Avi-2. VALDOSTA, CA B L A C K B U R N ' S S T U D I O P0rtraif.s- of Distinclion FRAMES : FRAMING Phone 201 Photographers of PINE CONE uinnl,.m- 1 T T T - , 1 1 1 t 2 1 i..,m-- C. C. VARNEDOE AND COMPANY For the 68th Year Vz1Id0sta's Store Dependable The Style Center of Valdosta -1- ----- ---I------- -M-.1- I-11 ----- -IIT - '--1 - I -1- +-'-...- --------- V- --I - - - - --I- -1- I-,, ,4,, - ,,.. -,. ,.,. - ..., ....l. 4..- ,.,. - ,,.. ,,.. - ,,,. - ,,.. -. 4. LESLIE R. DAVIS Hegistc-I'ecI -ICXVCIGI' Auzeriezzn Gem Sneiefy 0 132 N. ASHLEY ST. PHONE 1826 4- -.1 I-A -- A A A- A- -1' -IAIE-I--:I-H-- 11-4 -I-I--IIA-I 4, I 1'-- E ASSKTH--S-A '-- I-I-If-I---I I+ Cnngratzrlutions 111111 Best W'i.sl1es . RITZ DOSTA PALACE MARTIN THEATRES O V.xI,D0STA GEORGIA als ... AI. Ciiw C.-I..C. l.,-..C ... C . , C+ of C.'OI'IIPI.l.IlIfNTS . Ulf . LOWNDES COUNTY BOARD OF' COUNTY COMMISSIONERS D. E. CIULEXI.-KN. Cvlllliflllllll T. NI. IDASIAIEII E. P. STATI-.x +I 1-IA -'IC---.AI----IAA Z L A ICI -I-IA -I- +- -+-- -I- 1'-- ---f- -H-- I--H 1- S - E in + SOUTHERN STATIONERY 8: PRINTING COMPANY II'iI0le.9u7e Paper Dealers 0 CoxIxIEIzCIAL ST.1.'rIoxEHs PRINTERS CDFFICIZ fJI I'FI'I'I'ElIS 0 VALDOSTA - GEORGIA .I Im- .. f NT... ..,.-....7I,.T...I-.UI1 ..1.,..,....,I....-..,,,,,,.,. . , N? 111111111111.1-1.11.111nu1 lill-11111111111-1.111rr1 1l1,.1 1m uv1m.1 1 1lw1nn1uu1 1 1 1 1n1uu 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1-I1nu7u For the newest styles in footwear, frst. . . LUKE BROTHERS 19.7 N. Patterson St. Telephone 674 Satisfaction Assured H1117 1 .1,.,.1.... --...,1,,,,1 1I..,1.,,.1...,1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1,.1,m For the best in flowers . . . VALDOSTA GREENHOUSES 0 908 Williams Street 1111 1 1 1.1 1 1-I1 1.1 1 1 1 1 11:41pm JOHN OLIVER SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TIRES AXIOCO PRODUCTS Phone 231 111, 1.11m-.nn.1ml1w.1.1-11.1 1 r1.m1 1 1 1 uu1nn lust two u:orc1.s to remember . . . GEORGIA ACET' GEORGIA FERTILIZER CO. VALnosTA GEORGIA W1 m.1, .g...1.... 1 .- 1 .. - - Y - -.1411 1 1 1.1 MUSIC For a Profession or for Pleasure MATHIS 8: YOUMANS CO. 112 N. Patterson St. Pianos, Radios, Electric Organs, Records, Supplies, Books. Sales and Rentals u nu1 1 l1nu1ml1uu 1uu, nu,,1n-n1im1lm1uu14m nu M1 1a-1 111111-111 11.1, ml 'I' -i- -x-----N -1- Compliments ...of... SMITH'S WALGREEN STORE 0 VALDOSTA GEORGIA n1un1m nm1um1 1 11 1 1 , 1 ., , ,1 1uu1un n.v1n ,1m.11111111111111111.l,,1qp THE LOVVNDES COUNTY NEWS The Family Newspaper O14 FICE SUPPLIS : jon PRINTING O 113 VV. Central Ave - Telephone 1678 M11 1 1 1. 1 -1 14 I1 1 -- 1 1 1 1mm u Compliments of . . . TAYLOR'S BAKERY We appreciate your patronage 0 VAI .DOSTA CEORGIA 4. .,,. -fl' +..1....1 .... 1 .... 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 108 I-1.1. -m..l : 1 -1- -1- 1 I -i- 'lf -i- 4-ve - - e - - ee-' --ee-ee---H -1- -1- -'------------- -VAV -------------- -1- THOMPSON AND GIRARDIN BELK-HUDSON COMPANY 1 .IENVELEHS Vuld0.s'tcf.s' Lllfgf'-5'f and Leading Dl'jIUI'fll1i'7lf Sturt' ILUWIUI HllNmm'g Newest Campus Styles 120 Pattcrsml St' ! VALDOS1'-1 Chow 1,1 -x.--- .-.. ---------- 1 -1 1 Z :C-C ,--, C -.,- ------- - ---.1- -1-1-----. -g-- -1-' S-1 e-- f---ee - -------- ---- ---+ -1- '-1 -- ---- ---------1- -------1-H -1- C,'on1pIiment.sof . . , fADllQ'l'2ltlll8tl0llS tothe Seniors l STAR LAUNDRY. INC. . 2 ol 19-16 . . . Over fifty years of faithful service E A I ' 'M RHODES-COLLINS FURNITURE l Satisfaction ll Halnt i COMPANY H. D. B13v1LLi5, Mgr. PHONE 54 0 .1.-.- .... ---SESS S- STS- 5- 'P L TERRY'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Q Patterson at Hill ValclostaJ Ca I Phone 115-116 I +11 ....a S T - A ---- --- - - - ---.-- .g.- --1- A H HHH -- l . Compliments ...0f... i THE BRIGGS LADIES SHOP l .g........... - DUNCAN'S SHOE SHOP 0 Smart l'lUOflL'l'lll' of Knozcn Qualify for College Girls ITUHL 7,2 T.-.-...L i -.. 2 .. i .1 1 , , 1 ...H G. S. YV. C. Girls . .. PAUSE AND REFRESH ...DRlNK... C70 C A- C' O LA IN BOTTLES VALDOSTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. q... C a S - - - ,S - - - .... -4. .g.........- .... ... ..--. 1- .-..... -- - .- .. -1- - -1- 1 1... 1 1. ... 1. 1 1. 1.11 .1 1 ..:1u1nn.-. 4. + .Finn-.I 11-12:: 1 1 1 1 1 1 :YY 11m + l Compliments COWART'S DRESS SHOP ! Smart Styles for College Girls l 4- 1-SS1 S:---S-1--- '--- -+ + --------H------that-rig l PHILLIPS-WARE MOTORS PONTIAC CARS AND CMC TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE i I 108 South Ashley Street I 5- -3- PAINE HARDWARE CO. Everything in Hardware 0 Phone 800 VALDOSTA GEORGIA .l1nn111-.---1111-:1 -f,71,, , ,Ulu PURE CUM TURPENTINE The U nioersal Household Cleaner AMERICAN TURPENTINE FARMERS ASSOCIATION 1-.I-.1i.-.11 ..1.Q-11.111nll-111.111-n-11111,--11111111Yu u We, the Staff of the 1946 PINE CONE, take this opportunity to extend our sincere appreciation to those loyal friends of our institution who, by their generous support, have made possible the publication of this book. 4. - ..,. - .... -,--. ..-- 1 E 11-1 1-....- -1. ' w w 0 X J I , . A L' GH , -' I . , .1 l 1 5 Q. I . , 1 ' b 5 .Qu ' 4 I W 'av ' gf sg. 1 K 5. ,f-. o W v 4 Q - W v c ' . 'uqif , U5 : 1 n ,A w 1 2 ' 1 F 6' 1 'N 'WI Y ' ac : fx, Q v 'ng-1 .L ' 4 N '- '--4 . n v ' -1. gli lv-.ggi tl -if hu JJ, '-JL . a Q I ' 'J !-,i 'V' 1 4:- s F' W W 1.-a., ,- QV .f . 'T -1-'A. Rug . . ,. I., ,430 N up ' . 'Him gv'l' ,vpw ., 'lm ,rv ',q v..-- wk 'xl '. 11' 4 - . ,fi - Veq.,M-W.,-V+ g , kqfk- ,Q U'4'?j..f N L 'IN , ,'f:. 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