Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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They seldom enter the spotlight but spend endless time and effort in the improvement and perfection of each individual. Such a person is Doctor Carter. We of VSC are the more fortunate for Dr. Carter enters the dual role of teacher and advisor. By her conscientious and never faltering efforts ,and work she has gained the admiration and respect of collegues and students alike. ' The success of her students and the lasting friendships she has formed stand as mute and proven evidence of her understanding and sympathy as well as ability in guiding and molding students for their performance in life. Lacking her ability and guidance we forsake the grandeur and compen- sate with sincerity in our following words: f Dedicated to Dr. Carter in the fervent hope that the future students and teachers of VSC may receive, as we have, the stable teachings of her class and the genuine humility of her friendship. fi MAIORIE ESTELLE CARTER Qibirecfor . IIB. THAXTFIIN .fdddizifanf Llirecforfi . . . nn.l1U nnENBUl3E11 MH5.wlsl3NBAH15H AND MH. GAB!-XRD Caafing lirecfor . . . MHS. THUMAS ufiinedd anager . . . MH. MnlIIJY Zzxarcl of ibirecfom . . . PAEULTYMEMHEB5 al vs- ,..-nv Y -vu mania.: 'Vlvffll' Q 403- 4F g x ISN! f 2 ill , if w ii- wi' 1'7 It i Wifi A 12? ll til H 'G x at , A I' J :Awe ,gqfffw , Q C 'a I an DR. IAMES RALPH THAXTON, A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. President AIIMINISTHATIUN MR. WILLIAM GABARD. I-LB.. I-LM MRS. IOE WISENBAKER. I-LB.. M.Ed. Dean of Men Decm ot Women Director of Publicity X MRS. DAVID CARTER MISS THERA HAMBRICK CONVERSE Secretary to Presldent A B S m L S ' MISS IEAN HANSON Assistant Lxbrcman Secretary to Comptroller MISS LILLIAN PATTERSON A B BS ln LS MRS. ILA VANN IENKINS Assistant to Comptroller fl T 5 T I-l T E SHEALY C. MCCOY, B.B.A., LL.B. Comptroller and Treasurer F Xl II U I. T Y 'Q s DR. H. S. GULLIVER, B.A., A.M.. Ph.D. MISS LEONORA IVEY. B.S., M.A. Professor of Physical Education MRS. PHYLLIS VALENTE, B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Ed. MR. WALTER COTTINGI-IAM, A.B., M.Ed Assistant Professor of Physical Ed. MRS. DOROTHY D. WALDRON, A.B. Accompanist, Physical Ed. Dept. Assistant Professor of Physical Ed. ll'lHmHLlHl 1 Mi Professor of English MRS. GERTRUDE G. ODOM. B.S., A.M. Professor of English MISS LOUISE SAWYER. B.S., M.A. Professor of Speech MR. IAMES E. SPEAR, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Social Science MISS MILDRED PRICE. A.B., A.M. Professor of History MRS. IOE WISENBAKER. A.B., M.Ed. Associate Professor of Social Science iv MISS GLADYS WARREN. B.M., M.A. Professor of Music MR. CLAYTON LOGAN. B.A., M.F.A. Associate Professor of Music MRS. W. A. PARDEE. Graduate of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Instructor of Violin iii? 1 Q ummm MRS. ELISABETH W. SMITH, B.S., M.A. K X K-. DR. SAPELO TREANOR, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of French and Spanish MR. CLIFTON H. WHITE, A.B., M.A. Professor of Fine Arts MR. IOSEPH W. PEMBER, A.B., M.F.A. Assistant Professor of Art , a-J EAN U 2 f A I an MISS LORENE HERNDON, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Education Resident Counsellor of Converse Hall MISS NADINE PATTON, B.S., M.Ed. Consultant in Teacher Education DR. TED W. BOOKER, B.S. Ed.. M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Education MRS. CLAUDE KNIGHT, B.S.. M.A. Associate Professor of Education '81, wJ DR. BEATRICE NEVINS, Ph.B., Ph.M.. Ph.D. gl Professor of Biology DR. MARIORIE E. CARTER, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Bioloqv Resident Counsellor of Ashley Hall MR. LEROY BABCOCK, B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Mathematics MR. RUDOLF HOWELL, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics and Physical Science DR. BERNARD BETTMAN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Tb MISS SARAH WEEMS, B.S.H.E., M.S.H.E. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Assistant Dietitian MISS MARGARET DEAVOR, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Secretarial Science I W XXX 'w vnluusm sum uuum X ,414 Une M X your J U N I ll H lf L A 5 S .xdcfjlzree , SUPHUMUHEELASQ' Xggcfjwo - PHESHMANELASH1 Q y J 5 Q P x QL Sep: is u 'R ' 4 U :f i 1 x S Q ' , ' '51, 'f w-.6 if g ' Us wg? YN Q4 . 1. M' 4 yr , A A . y ,. D ' 1: .J If, fl. EV lx 'fi' mf ip 'R ,f . 1 W -.F-6.42, '. 'Q WJ' -ff ' -Vr- x, 4 am ,x ,af 2,5 SENIUH CLASS UF1953 J A -www., Sara Bolin, V1'f'?'PTGS1dEIli1 Barbara Smith. President, Patricia Heath, Secretary-Treasurer. Seniors at lastl lt's hard to realize, but the tour-act drama called college is over. But in reality, it is not over and done. There are mem- ories that will be torever a part ot us to carry with us and cherish always. The joys, heart- aches, the problems . . . everything that makes college worthwhile are the things that we wouldnt swap tor a kingdom. They are the lasting souvenirs ot lite. How could we ever torget the trials and trib- ulations of the Senior Carnival or the heart attacks that went along with every project the senior tackled. No, they will never be forgotten nor will the excitement ot New Orleans die away. That senior trip was really an occasion, one that made all ot the work and worry ot making money to tinance it, worthwhile. As seniors, we tried very hard to live up to the dignity ot the position and to set good exams- ples tor those that will tollow us. In leaving this campus, we hope that we have left a bit ot good and that the wonderful experiences that we have had will be enjoyed by every senior class in the years to come. Yes, the drama is over, but a little part ot us will remain at VSC and we will carry a part with us. This is what makes tour years ot hard work worth every bit of the struggle. 5? BILL ROBERTS Cherry Lake, Pla. Business Administration Maior: Math Minor. sferred from Emory - at - Valdosta5 . 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Filii Fortunea Sec. 45 Who's Who 45 S.G.A. 3, 45 s. 45 Dormitory Council Sec. 45 e Club 3, 45 Business Club 3, 45 -Science 3. HAROLD WISENBAKER Ousely, Ga. Education Maior :Jsta Club 25 S.G.A. 2, 35 Dormitory cil 2, 35 Sec. 35 Filii Fortunea 2, 35 2 M.C.A. 1, 2, 3: Romance Lan- e Club l5 Sigma Alpha Chi l, 2, 35 r Campus Canopy 45 Whds Who SARAH IRIS RIZER I-lahira, Ga. Secretarial Science Major: Spanish Minor. Business Club 2, 3, 45 Sec. 45 Romance Language Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 35 Home EC.-Fine Arts Club 2, 3, 4. ERNEST B. COFFEE Valdosta, Ga. English Maior: History Minor. Transferred from Asbury Colleqe5 Enq- lish Club 3, 4, lVI.C.A. 3, 4. 19 WEBSTER LEE CARTER Waco, Ga. Art Maior Transferred from West Georgia Colleae: Dormitory Council 3, 45 Pres. 45 Home Ec.-Fine Arts Club 3, 45 Sock and Buskin Club 3, 45 Filii Fortunea 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Dance Club 4: lVl.C.A. 3, 4. SENIUH EL!-155012 1953 KAT VALLlE IACKSON MARIE KOOTA LAURA ANN '- Q , .m...,fn.c,-. .3 'vv:x:a1 1 ,sm 1l xnxx em f Anas. Am. , ,x wax, A A,,.,.-- 1 A BETTY IACKSON Macon, Ga. QA. l, 2, 3, 41 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, 47 ee Clubp Serenaders. KATHLEEN MEEKS Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Secretarial Science Maior LA. l, 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, arts Club l, 2, 3, 45 Sports Council 3, 47 Business Club l, 2, 3, 4: English wb 47 Campus Canopy lr Filii For- ae Sponsor 37 Kappa Pi Delta 45 tsident 4. 1 8 x- 521 ,gr- EQ. A i W, J we f' i' LAURA ANN BOWEN Elementary Education Maior S.G.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Y.W.C.A.p Dormitory Council l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Sports Club l, 2, 3, 47 Pine Cone lg Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Chapel Choir 4, Philhar- monic Club 3p A.C.E. l, 2, 3, 4. HARRIET HOWELL Americus, Ga. Elementary Education Major S.G.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. l. 2, 3, 4: A.C.E. President ot lunior Class. 21 MARIE WELLMAKER Valdosta, Ga. Secretarial. Science. S.C1.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club l, 25 Social Science Club 3, 4, Secretary' Treasurer 45 Business Club l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Store Manaqer 45 Vice' President lunior Classy Sweetheart 35 Valdosta Club l, 2, 4, VALLIE STATEN Atlanta, Ga. Social Work Major S.C1.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIUH CLASS UF1953 W WINONA IANlE-BELL BERIT PEGGY GLORIA mr.-1 Mn. ,nf W, mv-mm i s A 1 .0 f'.?3 'fix Gif? A REBEKAH CULBRETH Moultrie, Ga. English Maior: Piano Minor. .G.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4: fabinet 3, 4: Sophomore Council 2: ilee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Accompanist 2, 3, : Serenaders 2, 3, 4: Philharmonic l, , 3, 4: Vice-President 4: English Club , 4: President 4: Sports Club l, 2, 3, 4: Touncil 3, 4: Fins 6: Flippers 4: Ro- iance Language Club l, 2, 3, 4: Vice- resident 2: Education Club 4: Canopy taff 3, 4: Pine Cone 3, 4: Who's Who : Chapel Choir 3, 4: Director 4. BERIT HALDIN Helsinki, Finland Exchange Student ,G.A. 4: Y.W.C.A. 4: Business Club 4: R.C. 4: Pins G Flippers 4: Sports Club iv' PEGGY IUNE IONES WINONA VICKERS Uvalda, Ga. lron City, Ga. Humanities Division with Music Elementary Education Maior Emphms s.G.A. 2, 4, Y.W,C.A. 2, 4, A.c.E. 2:11. SC-.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y,VV.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Serenaders l, 2, 3, 4: Philharmonic Club l, 2, 3, 4: Sec' GLORIA PETERS retaryflreasurer 4: Chapel Choir 2, 3, Cairo' GQ' 4: Alpha Sigma Sorority 4: Treasurer 4. Elementary Education Major S.G,A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y,VJ.C,A. l, 2, 3, 4: IANE CAROL MCHUGH A,C.E. l, 2, 3, 4: TYGOS- 3: Sports Club Richland, Cla. 1' 2' 3' Elementary Education Maior Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4: S.G,A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Sports Council 3, 4: Home Ec. Club l, 2: A.C.E. 2, 3, 4: Treas, 4: Fins and Flippers 4: Alpha Sigma 4: Vice-Pres. 4. 23 SENIIJB CLASS UP1953 lANICE 'BETTY IEAN ROSA 'HELEN LANIE' IEAN is 'X N NM, f 3, f A v Q HELEN GRACE FORD Sylvester, Ga. tocial Work Maior: English Minor. LA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4, e-Pres. 35 Pres. 45 Social Science b 2, 3, 45 Pres. 25 English Club 3, 4: arts Club l, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club l, 2, 45 Sec.-Treas. 45 Sock and Buskin b 2, 3, 45 Pine Cone Staff 35 Alpha ma 45 Pres. 4. ROSA MARGARET IONES Sylvester, Ga. Elementary Education Maior. V'.C.A. l, 2, 3, 45 S.G.A. l, 2, 3, 45 arts Club l, 2, 35 A.C.E. 2, 3, 45 t. 35 Pine Cone Staff 3, 45 Student incil 45 Kappa Delta Epsilon 4. gr. 4 K t- ' Vg 'E M f K 4 ,,,. . ,. is Z2 QM ' P, ' . J- ' f f r, 44 Q-,ff H4375 0' 445' .Aj V ,i,,',, JY. jf? ,J f -4 Nz 'Je' Al' . ' - . 'Ooaf 442. ELAINE HORTON RYALS McRae, Ga. Humanities Division with Speech Emphasis. S.G.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C,A. l, 2, 3, 41 Dance Club l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres, 25 Pres. 45 Sock and Buskin l, 2, 3, 45 Pres. 35 Romance Language Club 2, 35 Sec.- Treas. 25 Sports Club l, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS JEAN STEWART Arlington, Ga. English Maior: History Minor. S.G.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Y.W.C.A, l, 2, 3, 4: A.C.E. 2, 35 Sports Club 2: Glee Club l. 25 A A K - R x Ks. ,MXFI ,,1 IANICE HARRINGTON Fargo, Ga. Elementary Educations Maior S.G,A. l, 2, 3, 45 Y.lfV.C.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Sigma Alpha Chi l, 2, 3, 45 A.C.E. 2, 3, 4. BETTY IEAN DANlEL Montezuma, Sa. Elementary Education Major S.G.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Y.W.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 35 Social Science Club l, 25 A.C.E. 3, 45 Vice Pres. 45 Pine Cone Staff 35 Secflreas. ol lunior Class5 Kap- pa Delta Epsilon 45 Sophomore Council 2. SENIUH EL!-XSS UF1953 RALPH WlLMA FLO ARLIS IOHN BOB fx, b - - . Q- V ,, .,' if In-9 U .a N Q A' h M T -ay' -we N- - - -- T SWL. 'V Q! s 4, Q . 'kai 1 K, A , ,Q , - ' , ' ' 5 571 'Q , . . HJ' ' SF J! is . I T As ',Y' ' L' Y . it - A U-4 '. . , . A 5 F 3-'E : -,--9 Q ' ,f - ' S ' QQU- A ' A- fr ' H ' 4, w -,,2f'x- A ' W q., n..'.'-5 W Z f? 1-.Q Cx 1 X . '?'::- '.4 AQ? X hare RALPH TILLMAN WIMA R. TILLMAN JOHN LEWIS MCGOWAN Adel, GQ, Riel, Gu. 7.'::ld:s'3 Sz. Chemistry Maier: Biology Minor. Home Economics Moior Humanities Division nsfer from Erncry'-cx:-Vc1:i:sta- 5.12.51 Transfer ir:::1 G.T.C.- 3.3.5. l- sfm' fuzz: Wei f:::i Ezifrg-3'-Tzl, 17 S.G.A. 3, 4: Math-Science Club 7 11-:me Arts -.'.g: 4. Eiga: Sigma Alpha Chi 3. 4. ROBERT LANE Quitrncn, Gu. Business Administration FLORENCE DAIGREPONT CLARKE ART-I5 B- LEONARD A ww: ,-.. -- X.:.a:s.: JS. -'A' 'wx 'N' Y 1 -X H. NMIANMQ ,Mm ,,Q,,.,-- :mt NA Social Work Moior ..,4......17..'.7y4 nv... x2,g,.x.,.n . ..,.........': A.. - A .., , .. .. - . - yfvv- fx ...Cf1Q'.l3Q5 xulli S -:' if-E-S. -:' ilmk 'ZHZQETYEQI XIII .-.lC.l.? JEITQ nsferred from the University cf G2 ' ' N C' ' ' I 'Si' C' ' QC ' ' N ' H ' . Atlanta: MCA. 3, 4: Sack ,kin 3, 4: Sec.-Trecs. 4- 311512955 b 3. 4: Pres. 4: Pine Cone -1: Epsi- s Manager 4: Campus Ccncjzy 51:11 Best-all-Around Boy 3: 'Whos 'Who 4. VCI- lf' -zffl ' .LLC -:' 'Y1Q.1I.4 .LLC ' .'.:x. h'i 'TI :LQIS ' 27 SENIUH CLASS UF1953 FLORENCE ASPASIA VIRGINIA BARBARA MARY VIRGINIA ' MARY Nir- 'I E .AJ .rf Q fbs. WX 4'9 VIRGINIA CROSBY Valdosta, Ga. Elementary Education Maior 3.A. l, 2, 3, 4, A.C.E. l, 2, 3, 4. ASPASIA PANOS Valdosta, Ga. History Maior: Biology Minor. -w .- :.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: l.R.C. 2, 3, 4: Dance lb l, 2, 3, 4: Philharmonic Club 2, 4. ,nw-me fis- MARY VIRGINIA McDONALD Valdosta, Ga. Humanities Division with Speech Emphasis. S.C1.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Sock and Buslcin Club l, 2, 3, 4: Valilasta Clulif l 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Vice--Pros. Sandhil- niore Class: Enqlish Club 3, 4: Whos Who 4: Campus Canopy Stall 4: Pinw Cone 4, FLORENCE CATIKOS Valdosta, Ga. History Maior SGA l, 2, 3, 4: l.R.C. l, 2, 3, 4: Enq- llsh Club 2, 3, 4. 29 A. l, 3, 4: Vf1ldos'a ulutw l 3 4' Clio' Cliilt l 3: H ,, , wus ,hi ,.o, SC. 'T-S M if ggifjf .K 1- BARBARA MCELVEY Valdftstt 1, Ga. Social Work Maicr: English Minor 3 4Cltl'1lI'lt'l SGA. l, Q, 3, 5 C1 3 l3h1lhf1rnianif' Clalv lg Vtfildmst 1 Cn, 2, 3, 4: Enahsh Club Pl, rl: Ser. 4- Lial SCIQITCQ Clulit 3, 4- Pres. 4' l Can? 4: ClfllTlf'l,lS C' 'tfyy' 3, -V 1 lvlanaae. 4: Sofl-: 1' 1 Eislitn l ' Prfs. tot Fzgsnnt in .. X. MARY GALLAGHER Valdosta, G Home Economics M a. aior arne EC. Ch. 4: Pres. 4: English Club 3, -1. SENIUH IILASSIIF 1953 MAY-LIN VAN TEENY WILLIE 0-'I-W- a 75 .-fs fu MARILYN PEACOCK Cordele, Ga. Social Work Maior QA. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: whomore Council Dance Club 1, 2, 3: k and Buskin 2, 3: Treas. 33 Social- ence Club 4, Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT VAN DOVER OPDENBROW Valdosla, Ga. English Major: History Minor. Transferred from Emory - at - Valdosia: Student Council 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: M.C.1-X. 35 Filii Fortunae 4: Sec. and Chaplain 4. IAMES WILBUR OGLESBY Valdosta, Ga. Chemistry Major: Bioloqy Minor. Transferred from Emory, Filii Fortunea 3, 47 Treas. 3: Pres. 4: Math-Science Club 3, 4: S.G,A. 3, 4, Tennis Team 4. 31 -l ' ERNESTINE DAVIS DONALDSON Quiiman, Ga. Math Maior: English Minor. Transferred from G.S.C.W,p S.G.A. 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, 47 Math-Science Club 3, 4. 5 5' .I ' .lx 'ff , f Q ' 5 f 4 W, as 9, ,Z 4 BS f' fa - SY' Q. Q 1 v fi ' 3 5 f Q A M' if it :Qin HELEN GRACE MCCORD Sylvester, Ga. Biology Maior: English Minor. A.. l, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: 3: Y Cabinet l, 2, 3, 4: Math- ice Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 3: tdent 4: Campus Canopy 3, 4: s Editor 3: Associate Editor 3, 4: ish 3, 4: Pine Cone 3: Sports Club ,S.U. l, 2, 3. RY EUGENIA VANLANDINGHAM Cairo, Ga. Elementary Education Maior A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Class: Sec. Sports Club , 3, 4: Sports Council l, 2, 3, 4: 4: Trees. 2: A.C.E. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sock .skin 2, 3, 4: Pine Cone 3, 4: Editor appa Pi Delta 4: Student Leader 4. , ,-. 'v 'Tar ff' l ol' 1 nail' MARTHA BARRS Quitman, Ga. Chemistry Maior: Biology Minor. S.G.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Representative 3: W.R.l-l.C. Vice-President 3: President 4: Sports Club l, 2, 3, 4: Sports Council 2, 3, 4: Historian 4: Campus Canopy 3, 4: News Editor 3: Co-Editor 4: Pine Cone 3: Sigma Alpha Chi l, 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 2: Romance Language Club l, 2: Sock 5- Buskin l, 2, 3, 4: Horne Economicsfine Arts Club 3, 4: Reporter 4: Who's Who 4: Kappa Pi Delta 4: Vice-President 4: Math-Science Club 2, 3, 4: Marga 3. MARY HELEN COOPER Douglas, Ga. Math Maior: English Minor. Transferred from S.G.C. 3: S.G.A. 3, 4: Y.VV'.C.A. 3, 4: Math-Science Club 4: l-louse Councilor 3. cysj Ou Q MARIANNE IOINER Coleman, Ga. Elementary Education Major S.Cw.A. l, 2, 4: Y.W.C.A.: Traristerred from Bessie Tift 2: Y Ciirljinet 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: ECA. 3, 4: President 4' Sec. SCA. 4: Pilii-Fortunea 4: Chapel Choi: 3, 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Sorority 4. EVA DOLORES BARRY Savanna. .Q r. Music Maior: Art Minor. Transferred from Armstrong 3: S.G.A. 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 3, 4: Y Cabinet 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 2, 3, 4: Sports Council Vice-President 3: President 4: Pbilhare rnonic Club 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. S: Pres. 4: Kappa Delta Epsilon 4: Pine Cone 3: Asst. Editor 3: Sigma Alpha Chi 2, 3, 4: Editor Campus Canopy 4: Fine Arts Club Vice-Pres.: Vt lio's 'Nha 4: Fins ci Ftippers 4: Student Leader 4. SENIIJHIILI-155 lJl1'l953I 'Ol 2 bs 15 5 S, 1 Q ' :N zsilsaiwh. K oh-. ii 'rw 4' 77? PATRICIA HEATH Leesburg, Ga, Elementary Education Maior ansferrecl from G.S.C. 3: SGA. f, V Y.W.C.A. 3, 4: A.C.E. 3, 4: Sec.- reas. Senior Class: Kappa Delta Egi- lon 4: President 4. l MARY simmons Alamo, Ga. Elementary Education Maior GA. l, 2, 3. 4: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ome Economics Club l, 2: Sports Club 2. .QW f- Jew' ll. BARBARA SMITH L.t1lL1IT.I' us, Lua. Social Work Maior: English Minor. Transferred frcrn GSC. E: SGML.. 5 l1'.'ff,f.,3+.. E: Y wfizziriet Sc 'Ez E kin E' -2- Enizlisli Qui' 3, 1 Home E'2r'r.:rrucf: mil Fzzie 4: Segre 'xry 4: Srrrts ffl? - Couricrl 4: Dan 3 Fra . ? ? ? -1: Sofi1lS1-:ferric fu., ,, ef- P, Senior Class: Fins 5. Flll'l 'flS -1' fm' tory Ctiuri-iil 4: ,flies :7'.x G't1e 1 Kappa Delta Erisrlin -1- Fftivlctrtt Lf Vi, 4. MARGARET ANN CANNON EEE:-iQ'.', G1. Elementary Education Major 'fransferrej frgxt GSC, E- S.G..l. ' l1'. .'.'.C..l.. 3, 4: .l..tf.E. E. ': Efivf Delta 4: Sexrefaz -1. .wk 11 'J X JL1 . og,a ANN STUBBS ' v..Y, f'-. ....i.' . J, Secretarial Science Maior: English Minor. 1'-. : if 1, , - SARA BOLIN f yirziz' fliz. Social Work Maier: English Minor. .. . ,. ,z.. . .,,,:'. .IUNIIJH CLASS UF1953 ,rf -fr nuwfqw-M uhh- Scxra Kinq, Secretary-Treasurer, Donald Bonner, Vice-President, Carolyn Gaines, President. Though it seems incredible, we have passed the halfway mark of our college career and here we areeluniors. The past two years hold many memories near and dear to us as we strive toward that ultimate goalegraduation. Becoming upperclassmen meant new standards to be maintained and more responsibilities as- sumed, but the work we accepted, along with the play. Our Paradise Island dance was something new and different for our school. The grass skirts, with the full paper moon combined to make the dance a gay event. The climax was, of course, the Iunior-Senior Frolics. Though it seemed all year to be CI headache for the class , it resulted in being our most enjoyable weekend of the year. So now the year is ended and we turn toward the future with a brighter look, Next year, the all-coveted title-Seniors. 0 l RHEDA BLACKWELL Monticello BETTY BRADY Bainbridge IANE BURDETTE Moultrie IERRY CALLOWAY Attapulgus LAURALENE CARTER Valdosta KATE CHILDREE Donalsonville NANCY COILE Cuthbert ELVIDA FEAZELL Valdosta BUFORD FULFORD Cairo B '37 1-A 1 -, f TLP ,. QT v V' . - -F: ' ' xi ,rf J 'fff' ' 14' CAROLYN GAINES GLORIA 'GEORGE MARION GODWIN Fitzgerald Valdosta Valdosta 37 IACKIE GREEN IEANETTE GRIMES Alma Quitman 'S 'UQ' Lg ' t X 6. ' Q: sf N.. Q ,s if-E' :arf K , ff? wr 'UN ,L ai x 1 X :A dw ., if I wi -' 'gc ff, ,hw i 'Q If MOZELLE IOINER SARA KING ANNE KIRBY RENEE LANIER Adel Montezuma Valdosta Pembroke RUTH MEADOWS KATHRYN MILHOUS MARY FLORENCE PORTER I-IILDA SCRUGGS Valdosta Valdosta Ashburn Valdosta NITA SESSIONS SHIRLEY TAYLOR BARBARA THREATTE SUSAN TULLIS Valdosta Valdosta Lakeland Valdosta H Q- I S453 t 11 , ff 1 If I fc 38 , The seance scene from Blithe Spirit brought forth the talent of Iunior Class member Ann Kirby. 3 4 9 1 I 1 S I 1 .lx Bobs is in a trance. . is ' Y Q a If A J 1 SUPHUMUHE CLASS UF 1953 Icxne Anderson, Presidentg Mary Icme McMillan. Secretary, Nancy Lovette. Treasurer, Lucy Patillo, Vice-President. With two parts of the four-act drama of col- lege life over, we, as luniors-to-be, look back on our Sophomore year with many exciting memories. We have accomplished a lot this year but still there is that element of wonder when we think of senior college. The Saturday morning breakfasts seem to characterize the Sophomores. Life savers to our fellow students, who were too lazy to get up for breakfast on Saturdays, they called us. Then there was the Sweetheart Dance, the big event for a Sophomore. lt took a lot of Work and planning to get ready for the big dance, but all of the work was worthwhile when we think back over the fun that everyone had that night. Our creative ability came forth when We presented our skit, for Skit Night. Oh yes, the Sophomore year is a grand one, one that will be hard to forget. Next year, we hope to accomplish as much and work with the same undying spirit. SU PHIJMIJHE CLASS UF195 Lanier Allen Palsy Allen Valdosta Alapaha Mary Brownlee Lallie Burt Blakely Camilla Liz Clarke Moultrie Iannell Connell Valdosta lane Corbett Pearson Rebecca Crawford Blakely limmy Davis Cave Spring Malcolm Davis Dunwoody Marvin Dennis Valdosta Virginia Donaldson Blackshear Ann Durham Bainbridge Ionnie Allen lane Anderson Evelyn Brogdon Thomasville Pearson Nashville Ann Camp Peggy Camp Glenda Chastain Lenox Cairo Thomasville .M-, 41 UPHUMUHE CLASS UF 1953 .Q J 'A . VL, ., 1Qqi Q lx Qs. .fish , ' Q4 Shirley Ellington Patsy Exum Mariorie Glenn Rosalie Green Iulian Griner Moultrie Enigma Valdosta Valdosta Adel Io Ann Hall DeAlva Harper Ianet Harris Ioan lohnson Mrs. Ieanette Iordan Lake Park Ocilla Thomasville Alma Quitman 'fe K v .ff . 5 'Y gg 1s 'El uw 5 5 1 ' 'Wx-1 4 , J 4 ,af 4 g if in 42 1 ,, so 5 Peggy Stewart Arlington Barbara Strickland Brunswick DeLayne Strickland Moultrie Iackie Thomas Camilla Shirley Tomlinson Brunswick La Ieanne Thompson Bainbridge Billie Wages Valdosta Earl Yeomans Valdosta Iack Wooten Valdosta SUPHUMUHE CLASS Ill? 1953 Al.. Iobey Oqlesby Ioan Parrish Lucy Pattillo Lonnie Paulk Martha Ann Powell Valdosta Valdosta Darien Valdosta Pearson Myrlene Sheffield Sylvia Shiver Sherrill Smith Virqileen Smith Barbara Stahl Newton Quitman Moultrie Nashville Moultrie Susan Kennedy Bainbridge Betty King Blakely William Knight Ray City Nancy Lovett Sparks Peggy Maxwell Moultrie Martha Mays Thomasville Mary Iane McMillan Osieriield Bill Mobley Valdosta Mamie Io McElroy Quitman 43 PHESHMAN CLASS UP 1953 Carolyn Sinclair. Ser-retaryg Wanda Bishop, Vice-Pi'esir.lentg Mary Ann Kent, Treasurerp lane Keen. President. Every year the Freshman Class has an un- foreseen and unpracticed four-act play. The first act consists of a bunch of very scared girls and boys as they walk into Converse and Senior Halls to make their new home and to make their new friends. As the curtain irses on the second act, we can see the girls and boys as they begin wor- rying about what to Wear to the activities that take place during Freshman Week. ln the third act the Freshmen are struggling with their placement test and getting their schedules fixed for the year. There is a big sigh of relief when all of this is done, and now they can begin enjoying the great life of the dormitory. When the curtain rises on the fourth act We see the Freshmen starting their classes with a feeling of belonging to a great big wonderful family. They are now beginning to join the clubs on the campus and participate in their activities. This is the Freshman Class as We see it on the stage every year. Russell Acree Twin Lakes Wanda Bishop Waycross Betty Lou Braswell Thomasville Betty Kate Brightwell Fitzgerald Nancy Brown Colquitt Alice Cauley Brunswick ESHMZ-lN CLASS UF195 i , S .- A :J 1 K 461. 5 S' x' , sg, - 1 N -O' tx Ksena Champion Argyle Dorothy Conner Waycross Emory Cook Valdosta Fred Cook Clyattville Frances Dukes Lake Pard Ann Gill Atlanta Maldine Gritiis Fargo Carianne Gothard Thomasville Beverly Grimes Athens Kathleen Harwell Albany Charles Hill Valdosta Deleta Hodge Waycross K F ll 5 H lean Lytle Vienna Lynette McQueen Folkston Ioanne Moon Brunswick Donald Murray Quitman Bobby Myers Valdosta Saralyn Perry Waycross Max Roberts Nashville Roslyn Rouse Waycross lean Russell Montezu ma Bill Pharrls Iune Porterlield Athens Frances Powell Fitzgerald lean Hoover Valdosta Io Ann Iackson Macon Jane Kean Savannah Mary Ann Kent St. Simons Anne Killinqsworth Fort Gaines Barbara Little Lyons Ioan Sirmans Waycrcss Dorothy Swindell lesup Ann Taylor Rebecca Bettye Sears lasper, Fla. Connie Sikes Folkston Carolyn Sinclair Tilton A . . . H1 G r Emily Thomas Patterson Iananne Tyler Albany Larave Vann Moultrie lack Weaver Hahira Tedlord Weaver Nashville Claire Wiggins Valdosta Ioan Williams Iesup Nan Williams Valdosta Io Ann Williams Fnzqerald Caroline Willis Coolidge Mary Wilson St. Simons Island Martha Ray Wright West Point rnuuunnun sum udici GLEE CLUB, SEHENADEHS Ckcgrbogralalay f Il A N II E II I. U B - Cbafumean ARTS AND HUME El: ELUB 4 NE , ofgglzfing MATH-s l:lENl:E IILUB 1m.2,,,g Sllllli AND BUSKIN ELUH .z4c!uerfi:iemenf CAMPUS IICANUPYQ 47 1 ' Q I , P- eZf nT xf . g 'N f I 'Nm ,fan f T I v STUDENT BUVEHNMENT ASSUIIII-ITIUN Every plan must have director, assistant and otherwise, but it is not every cast that can choose its directors. We are your student gov- ernment association council and throughout the year we have directed your activities and helped play the course ot your organizations. MARIANNE IOINER Secretary MARY VIRGINIA MCDONALD President VAN OPDENBROW Vice-President CLEON KING Treasurer We have played a major role in your play in rnany ways both apparent and trom a distance, and though we have directed We Were directed, by you. You have been the decisions and We but the voice. 'We think they were Wise deci- sions and the play was a success. M E M B E R Marianne Ioiner Van Opdenbrow Mary V. McDonald Cleon King Susan Tullis Carianne Gothard Bubber Hill Rosa M. Iones Harold Wisenbaker Helen Grace Ford Ioby Oqlesby Wilbur Oglesby Babs Threatie Malcolm Davis lit I i i t if 'i , i t 'i m i ,t 4, t i t li ,4 I t it I . . ll-I. I 1, il I i f MARTHA BARRS President 90 M E M B E R S Barbara Smith Laura Ann Bowen ', Carolyn Gaines lane Kean Rheda Blackwell Ieanette Grimes lane Burdette lane Anderson IJIJHMITIJHY IIIIUNIIILS We represent the men and Women dormitories. Our councils are composed of the Class Presidents and elected members to the Student Government. We strive for a situation on our dormitories ot clearer understanding, leading to happier dormitory life with the interest of all at heart. A '3- Malcolm Davis Webster Carter Bill Roberts ,ik ,x NWN -,W .N ...-mm I ' Q.. .. 2-gy 'H-'vnu-m.,....,,,,,, X , ??,fff ml Wi. x,,. so Ai Arr ST I im LAYOUT EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Ann Kirby, Ieanette Grimes, Donald Bonner. Rosa Margaret Iones, Sara Bolin. Harriet Howell, Liz Clark, Web Carter. Becky CulbrdltI Virginia Crosby. I T H E I P I I N E I .I I II Il N E I COPY EDITORS I Lucy Pattillo. Iackie Green, Iobey Oglesby. Frankie Powell. I Claire Wiggins. I I I AD ST AFP Nita Sessions, lane Ledford, Bob Green, Barbara McElvey, Mary V. McDonald. Babs Threatte. lane Anderson, Catherine Milhous. Rheda Blackwell. , ,f- 4. 1 Wg, , W Mum., 4 .M K ' J., -Q... ff ' .,f,g.,,-all THE PINE IIIINE Every play must have a program. We cry 'iGet your program, you can't tell the players without a program. And it it Was a particularly enjoyable play your pro gram is something to be cherished. This is your pro- gram for the play that has lasted from 52 to 53, and quite a play it was. Cherish it and remember your friends and friendships because a little bit of a priceless period of your lite is entrapped here tor your future enjoyment. We are the ones who were responsible for your programs and Wish tor your future, many happy memories. BOB LANE Business Manager ll ' IEANNE VANLANDINGI-IAM Ediior ASSOCIATE EDITORS Ieanneite Grimes. Iobey Oqlesby. Mary Florence Porter. w.N.h.x..n-neu..-u-.-155- .. , t Every play must have the opinion of the nv fk critics, and every member ot the cast eagerly awaits the paper that contains the review. Few plays are in the fortunate circumstances ot Vw ' beina able to write their own reviews, but such is our case. We are actors in the great play and reviewers at the same time. We are critics that criticize our own antics and it is only just. HAROLD WISENBAKEH Editor II I-l M P U 5 NEWS STAFF First Row: Harold Wisenbaker, Iimmy Copeland. Second Row: Becky Culbreth, Threalte. Bob Lane, Malcolm Davis. Marvin Dennis, Iackie Green. Dolores Barry. Mary Virginia McDonald, Babs it E' I F f W. ' f H , 9:-.-m.rf' X -MM, ,.., - f Kimi ,Jlvr1.1.:1ffl ' L ' 4, 5 - ' ff...-M BUSINESS MANAGERS ASSOCIATE EDITCJFIE? Ann Kirby, Barbara McElvey. Dolores Barry, Grace McCord. Martha Barrs. AD STAFF Seated: Nita Sessions. S1ax1diu':51 Babe Yeomans, Nan Williams. Marvin Dennis. 3? r ,gi X I -N., I f e Q 6 'M F t ...gg-n ,NNW dl . W f in A 5 'S' ,f .-f- ,J A ,ies 1 . ' 'f ' -1 . f J Z '975:.:1. - ,ffiy ffi' M ,wswi 19139 'Q' gg? wi 'Q 5 'tt if ta S . . II. fl. The Young Womens Christian Association needs no introduction to the part it plays in the life ot the students, because the encouragement it gives daily through niorning watch is out- standing in the minds ot everyone throughout the year. lt gives everyone a chance to par- ticipate in every service. The services include: Morning Watch, Thursday Night Vespers, Com- pline on Sunday Night, and the annual services of Big Sister-Little Sister, Firelighting Hanging of the Greens, Easter Services, Chapel Fund, Senior Vespers and Heart Sister Week. The YWCA is a part of man's oldest and most loved plays. Y CABINET First Row: Sherrill Smith, Barbara Stahl, Lucy Pattillo, Marianne Ioiner, Barbara Smith. Second Row: Nancy Coile, Carolyn Gaines, Helen Grace Ford. Mary Florence Porter. Bheda Blackwell. Third Row: Liz Clarke, Ieanne Thompson, Barbara McElvey, Becky Culbreth, Marilyn Peacock, Dolores Barry, lane Burdette. Ianet Harris, Peggy Stewart. W' qi Y.W.C.A. OFFICERS HELEN GRACE FORD , , ,, , . -President CAROLYN GAINESWN , . Vice-President RHEDA BLACKWELL ,,,, , , , ,, Treasurer MARY FLORENCE PORTER , ...,,, , Secretary NANCY COILE ,,L., , Associate Vice-President CHAPEL CHOIR lane Burdette Becky Tyson Becky Culbreth Marianne Ioiner Carolyn Gaines Laura Ann Bowen Peggy Iones SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Lucy Pattillo DeLayne Strickland Patsy Exum Liz Clarke lane Anderson Mary Brownlee Patsy Allen Shirley Ellington lanet Harris lackie Thomas Barbara Stahl Peggy Stewart Barbara Strickland Sherrill Smith '- Susan Kennedy Shirley Tomlinson i 1 l E ' i x 1 i ! l I li ll E 1 A H P L 'R V N 1 I? H1 ll! Q1 ll , 4 1 -iv xx. E' bg t l l i 5 PINS I-l paw' 'T' -QW , X: iv SMAMQSD ,I V 7 : :Q 'f vie, g ,ZA , l I L. , ' x f ' i 1 2: Qizgk Q li W-wk. 3 X ' y A N NM ,A Bu 3 'pf r 'fav W Q3 ,mmf 'P lane Ledford, Iune Porteriield, Rosalind Rouse, Larae Vann, Peggy Stewart. Second Row: Peqqy Maxwe Ann Killingsworth, Betty Grimes, Alice Cauley, Kathy Milhouse. Berit Haldin, Becky Tyson, Claire Wiggirn Third Row: Dolores Barry, Becky Culbreth, Susan Tullis, Lanie Ryals, Rheda Blackwell, Barbara Smiti Frankie Powell, Wanda Bishop, Iananne Tyler, lane McHugh, Patti Carson, Nan Williams, Mrs. Smith, Adviscs NIJ FLIPPEH5 , DOLORES BARRY N President oi Sports Club 5 TH w ll el 1 ay S P ll H T 5 II L U B Yea! Kappa! Yea! Lambda! These are typical expressions around V. S. C. The reason? Why the friendly competition among the two teams which make. up the Sports Club, oi course. Through this club We are able to develop and exer- cise a quality which is desired by all aood sportsmen. lean Van Landingham, Secretaryg Martha Barrs, I-listoriang Rheda Blackwell, Vic President: and Shirley Tomlinson Knot picturedl, Treasurer. SPORTS COUNCIL Rosalind Rouse, lane McHugh, Iane Burdette, Peggy Stewart, Shirley Tomlinson, Barbara Smith, Babs Stahl, Martha Barrs. Second Row: lean Van Landingham, Miss Ivey. Mrs. Smith, Kat Meeks, Casey Gothard, Patti Carson, Susan Tullis, Dolores Barry, Becky Culbreth, Becky Tyson, Rheda Blackwell. --dw dnb ' fuufilf: ,wx Q JI 1 x ' K QPIW r- lx ,, r 8' is 'ywvvf 3 V fi Z X-12' 4 W, 1, u f ,',. sv Y 1 Q J I xi Mary Florence Porter, Iris Rizer, Marie Wellmaker, Sherry Smith, Bob Lane. Second Row: DeLayne Strickland, Susan Kennedy, Icmet Harris, Rheda Blackwell, Iimmy Mancil. Third Row: Laleanne Thompson. Nancy Lovett, Lallie Burt, Bunkie Greene, Nita Sessions. Bill Roberts. Third Row: Donald Murray, Ann Stubbs, Kathleen Meeks, Peggy Camp, Mr. Spear Advisor. BUSINESS LUB Yes, this is the Business Club pertorrning now on the stoge. They ore providing business odrninistrotion ond training ornong the merri- bers through club octivities, for thot is the pur- pose of the club. They ore olso buying useful things tor the school. CDFFICERS Bob Lane. President Iris Rizer, Vice-Presidentg Marie Well- maker, Storekeeper: Sherry Smith. Secretory. 60 :F f -,,, ZS uw, Our Cdst is mgde up of dll the men on cdmpus. Our dim is to give the pldy d deeper megning by bringing to the Cdmpus worthwhile dciiviiies thdi include God. We sliow lhdt fellowship with our friends dnd Christ di the sdme time cdn be ine most enioycrble dspeci of cdrnpus life. I .. -al 5 4 O F F I C E R S Virlon Griner. Secretcrryg Malcolm Davis. Vifiefliresideritq Fred Wheeler, Tredsurerg Buford Fulford. President. M N' CHRISTIAN ALLIANIIE r'l 1.gQ I- X ' 1 ml .sf af 'f. .- LI. JU' ' il! X First Row: Ernest Coffee, Bob Q Lane, Malcolm Davis, Buford Ful- I ford, Arlis Leonard. S r'-- ind Row Cleon King, Iimmy Davis, Max Roberts, F. I. Beverly. 1 Ann Stubbs, Barbara Smith, Becky Culbreth, Barbara McElvey. Mary Florence Porter. Second Row: Kat Meeks. Florence Catikos, Lauraline Carter. Patti Carter, Rheda Blackwell, Helen Ford, Mrs. Odum, Advisor: Vallie Staten, Iohn McGowan, Gloria George, Buford Fulford, Flo Clark. OFFICERS Barbara McElvey, Secretoryflreasurerp Barbara Smith, Vice-President: Becky Culbreth, President. The English Club endeavors to promote on interest in ond enjoyment ot modern outhors, Creotive writinq, ond modern ond Closslool liter oture. The Enqlish Clulo hos os members the lumors cmd Seniors who ore majoring or minors lnq in English. Peggy Stewart. Lucy Pattillo, Marion Godwin, Lynette McQueen, Freddie Flournoy. Second Row: Mary lane McMillan, Dee Harper, Lallie Burt, Peggy Camp. Helen Ford, Lcmie Ryals. Aspasia Panos, Barbara Smith, Frankies Powell. Peggy Maxwell. lean Russell, Bobs Threcrtte. Nita Sessions. Third Row: Russell Avery, Russell Frier, Web Carter. lack Wooten, Bill Roberts. A We are the strophe and anti-strophe. Our goal has been to add a touch of the classic to the play. We have blended the classic and the rnoolern and presented it through rhythm. The results- An exceptionally well done job. eCritics. OFFICER Elaine Ryals, President Helen Grace Ford, Sec' retory and Treasurer, Aspasia Panos, Costume SYM Manager. 69 Tv-' Mr. Logan, Liz Clarke, Barbara Strickland. Becky Tyson. lane Anderson, Becky Culbreih. lane Burdette, Ieannette Grimes Peggy Iones. and Laura Ann Bowen. With a song in our hearts, we bring music to our fellow students by present- ing programs and singing at the Faculty tea. Music is a universal art under- stood by all who appreciate it. Therefore, it is our purpose to bring as much enjoyment through songs to VSC. Our Spring concert brings our year's activi ties to a wonderful close. The Serenaders, nine talented girls, are the part oi us bringing special programs to the school and neighboring towns. Come hear us and we'll sing tust for you. S E B E N A IJ E H 5 64 GLEEIII. OFFICERS Barbara McElvey. Hisiorifiing Iane Anderson, '-!if:efF'zeside-nip Ianet Harris, Publicity Chairman: lane Burdette, Secretary Treasurer: Becky Tyson, President. First Row: Barbara Strickland, Liz Clarke, Becky Tyson, lane Anderson, lane Burdeite, Becky Culbreth, Ianet Harris, Barbara McElvey, Laura Ann Bowen. Second Row: Mr. Logan, Mary Rowe, Sherrill Smith, Babs Stahl, Peggy Iones, Marianne Ioiner, Carolyn Gaines, Iannell Cornell, Ruth Meadows. Third Ficw: S-aralyn Perry, Martha Ray Wright, Kathy Harwell, Betiy' Brady, Ann Kirby, Nan Brown, Rosalyn Rouse, Iananne Tyler, Iune Porteriield, Ann Taylor. Ffiurtli Row: Ieannette Grimes, Iackie Thomas, Ann Gill, Claire Wiggins, Beverly Grimes, lean Lytle, Mary Ann Kent. lane Williams, Nan Williams, Iane Ledlord, Io Ann Moon, Mary Wilson, Betiye Sears, Dot Swindell. Kean, Carolyn Sinclair, Ioan Wanda Bishop. l z if 6 ff S Y, , .. ,S ' 935 :Ziff ' l Ng 1 3. 't' I Wil Q. r if 323 age! F y 'ur ,in B s lk. t In . :gsm ' fw 2 t F 1 ' if ' 56 1 if Q18 ,A ,J AQ, .Q 5' Y y gcv M. ' 1' X 1-for 1'-lq H49 f ' l mwmwmwf-W. E E 5' fi , ffifl-'Q W if ' oi- . :.,12. ' af' , '55 ' F, , el . li ' ,,' 2 f Aw , X. 4. fl -..-fn: 'ls , 'M 4, A K L f , f 'f -as ,ff , fr-ef , ,A it 5 3535 B. r ,M in 1, X, , Q , , , A , E 541 f' f , ' . S , ' i -S E 3 fL2,2i if Q f f Z . is WC. X 1 fi 5 Q 1 , f' f -I rr RW! , yi Q ,,, 5 :W-Q1 . , 'i i '1'-R! f ,, , I , M N MEX , gg 'ab' ' , 2 ' 'U' . . f Y ' i , r wi, ll vii l eziiflil A .4 if ff MM law, WVSW -My -rw, Leif :ci right: lane Anderson, Nancy Coile, Glenda Christian, Kate Childree, lris Riezer, Aspasia Panos. Mary lane McMil- lian, Clara Smith, Florence Caiikos, Dr. Treanor, Florence Clark. HUMANIIE AN U!-llif. OFFlCER3 Suiifigl: Dr. Treanor, Florence Clark, Prfvsidentg Mary lane McMillian. be-f'ie-'aryfTri.asuierg Ann Kirby, Vice-Presiiilent. an-vs' - 66 The love of the languages inspires our club io learn more about ihe coun' tries from which the languages come. We have speakers from other countries to tell us oi the unfamiliar and thereby We gain a great appreciation of home and abroad. PHILHAHM NIE ff? The Philharmonic Club, made up of students interested. in the tield ot music, has a very successful year. Many worthwhile projects were undertaken and interestinq meetings held with the talent ot the members being put to use to provide very enjoyable programs. OFFICERS Peggy Iones, Secretary-Treasurer7 Dolores Barry, Presiiglfdritg rmfl Becky Culbreih, Vicefpresident. Aspasia Panos, Dolores Barry. Becky Culbreih, Mary Wilson, Mr. Logan, Advisor: Peggy Iones, Deleta Hodge, Ivaleen Chitwood, Conrade Durham, Miss Warren, Advisor. I Q, ik .l 3 t 3 3 Look! Am I seeing right? Yes, that is right! The students ot V.S.C. play a big part in the Way ot Home Making and Fine Arts. Their purpose is to bring together all those who are interested in Home Economics and Fine Arts, and to inform their members as to the oppor tunities in their respective fields. r F l C E Barbara Smith, Si-cretaryg Susan Tullis, Vice-Presicl-ent: Mary Gallagher, Prfsr-glffrrt, and Lucy Pattillo Knot picttnecll, Treasurer. ated: Martha Barrs. Barbara Smith, Flo Clark, Hilda Scruggs. Dolores Barry, Donald Bonner. Standing: Mary Gallagher, Iannelle Connell, Babs Stahl, Evelyn Brogden, Carolyn Gaines,Ruth Meadows, Lucy Pattillo, Susan Tullis, Babs Threalte. ' ,Q ,,,,, N T,,W':g,W 'i:1g,ggfrfff 1 N M.. V - ifwf irf5'haf-avid il a .is R' it KJ' it ,,,,uV?u S , f X 'LlQ.sf,f5 4, ,.L , ' , at 3, Q g -,,,., A grim. L. X M so qi I . to A . y' fs? 5 3 ,t ,.,. , fl W +1' f '5's t 9' my X is ' 7'57 ?5Q, -rf b M- Fhx W V Q 73 4 I '7 1,1 Nr .. .rrymswgv in J' 54, SUEHANDBUSHIN Y 1 Miss Loulse Sawyer Advisor Babs Threatle Ann Kirby Bob Lane Ianet '-Iarris e 1 Pr v Mary Florence Porter lean Van Landmqham Lame Ryals Helen Ford Barbara Smith Dee Harper Martha Barrs Third P Barbara Strickland Alice Cauley Virginia Crosby Kathy Mllhouse Martha Wright Wanda Bishop Rosalind Rouse F urth F W Mary lane McMillan Ioan Iackson Malcolm Davis Mary Virginia McDonald Nita Sessions France Glrlman Marion Godwin The World is a stage and each must play a part . . and we, as the dramatics club an campus, play our parts Well. The lure at the theater and the love at acting characterize the Sock and Buskin Club. Our members warlc hard to present a play each year, which is one of the highlights at the campus. You will tind us always with the backstage excitement at a first night, learning the art at acting, directing, and casting. OFFICERS Ann Kirby, Vice-President, Ianet Harris, l-listoiian, Babs Threatte, Presidenty and Bob Lane. Secretary and Treasurer. lv Dv ,A mg- -tink H T as HIJNIJHSUIIIETY .NN S .,,. First Row: Ianice Harrington, Vallie Staten, Martha Barrs. Becky Culbreth. Harold Wisenbaker, Barbara Strickland. Lallie Burt. Sffgond How: Dolores Barry, Ann Kirby, Nancy Coile. Malcolm Davis. Ieanette Grimes, Ieanne Thompson. Lucy Pai- tillo, Barbara Stahl, Nancy Lovette. These are players that we are v of our perforrnance. They are the serior students of the play and arnonq the kee' est actors in it. They have been honore for their knowledqe of the play and ir mensely benefited from it. We applat them. 'fisllklll , 5 'A . ffl O F F I C E R S Becky Culbreth. Presidentg Nancy Coile, Secretary4Treasurerg Ianice Harrington. Vice-President. proud ofp quietly they have lifted the levr Ours is an ever changing play, in this modern world. Great strides are being made in Science daily, and Math is com- ing to assume an ever growing impor- tance in the practical application of these advances. We keep ourselves abreast with our ever expounding mediums and receive a great deal of excitement in the process. OFFlCERN First Row: Tiny Donaldson. Secretfgiry-Treasurerp Grace Mc- Cord. President, Second Row: Kate Childree, Hisioriari-l?f- porterg Nancy Coile, Vice-President TH-SIIIE EEIII. First Row: Ioan Parrish, Elvida Fizzell, Dr. Bettman, Wilbur Oqlesby. Second Row: Iames Seasholtz, Lanier Allen. Max Roberts. Kate Childree, Nancy Coile. Third Row: Tiny Donaldson, Ralph Tillman, Martha Barrs, Malcolm Davis. Ponrtli Row: Grace McCord, Dr. Nevins, Mary Helen Cooper, Iackie Thomas. Mr. Babcock, Lucy Pattillo, Bubber Hill, Russell Acree, Gene Paulk. ffm Z E s 1 xi , i . 3 , 5 mx K. F 3 3 3 i 1 i First Plow: Clarie Wiggins, Bill Mohley, Lauralene Carter, Susan Tullis, Nita Sessions, Mary Virginia McDonald. Iannell Connell, Nan Williams. L1Tei'fgiifl Rovv: Marvin Dennis, Barbara McElvey, Donald Bonner, Marion Godwin, Marie Wellmaker, Fred Cook, Virginia Crosby. Ttiirfil lJif'i'!JQ Ruth Meadows, Mal Smith, Ernest Coifee, Cathrine Milhous, Io Ann Hall, Marjorie Glenn, Billie Bird. 0 F F l C E R S Iannell Connell, Susan Tullis, Mary Virginia McDonald. Lauralene Carter. We teel that our club is one ot the most worthwhile at V. S. C. We are not only encouraged to join in the extra-curricular activities on campus, but also through the Valdosta Club the ties which rnake the town students and the dormitory students one are strengthened. 72 . First Row: Patricia Heath, Sara King. Iackie Greene Iamce Harrington Becky Culbreth Winona Vickers Rosa Iones Liz Clarke, lane McHugh, Barbara Strickland, Harriet Howell .second Row Dr Booker lVVrs Knight Betty lean Daniels Becky Tyson, Carolyn Gaines, Cathrine Milh-ous. Gloria Peters Laura Bowen lane Burdette Mary lane McM1ll1an Ginger Don aldson. Center: Marianne Ioiner. SSUIII Tlll PUB IIHILIJHIJUIJ Our play is concerned with advance- ment oi education. We meet and hear speakers who are Wise in the ways ol education. We all have an interest in the advancement ot education and ttirouah our progress We keep abreast oi the latest techniques and innovations in education. Education is our chosen field and we teel that it is a worthwhile and rewardina fiefd. OFFICERS Marianne Ioiner, Presidentg Gloria Peters, Tmtasurery Iackie Greene, Secretaryp Betty lean Daniel, Vice, President. ,,al' Our aim is a better understanding oi the phases ot social science. At our regular monthly meetings We enjoyed talks given to us by outstanding and informative speakers. The Social Science Club gives assistance to the welfare activities in Val- dosta and helps to conduct charity drives on campus. GFFICERS Barbara McElvey, President Sara Bolin, Vice-Presi denty Marie Wellmaker, Secretary-Treasurer. SUIIIAI. SElENlIEllII.UB Marilyn Peacock Barbara McElvey Vallxe Staten Helen Grace Ford Marie Wellmaker. Second Row: Arliss Leonard, Sara rrenburqer Advisor Barbara Smith Hilda Scruggs Iohn McGowan Os V ,X 'x ,Al if lt 1 L Kenneth Rozier, Nita Sessions, Florence Ccxtikos, Cleon King, Miss Price, Advisor: Aspasia Panos, Bill Roberts. Second Row: Ed Kickliqhter, Elvidu Feazell, Phelps Mathews, Archie Thomas, Nancy Coile. Third Row: Lal-Iood, Marvin Dennis, Bill X 5 Mobley, Iumes Seasholtz. All the World is ct stage cmd we oi the l.R.C. ore students oi thot stoqe. Cure is ct study oi the themes of the continuous ploy thot is presented upon the stctqe. ln our time it is Wisdom no longer, but Cl necessity to understond interncttionol relo- tions cmd this is the dim oi our clulc. ln ci democracy, opinion shcrpes the policy oi the government, cmd our dim is to stir ourselves omd others to think cmd hcrve opinions cmd by our opinions to stir still others. INTEHNATIUNAL HELATIIJN5 IILUB E E F 2 oPricERs 5 Cleon King, Treosurerg Kenneth Rozier. Presidentg Aspasicx Panos. Vice Presidentg Bill Roberts, Secretory. si S? 2 3 2 E 2 E E E '1 ,rw fl PILII FIJHTUNHEM ,-- E' NEVV M EM BERS First Plow: Kenneth Rozier. Emory Cook. Donald Bonner. Van Opdenbrow. Secoriitl Plow: Don Murray, Iimmy Davis, Marvin Dennis. OLD MEMBERS Filii Fortunae accepted for themselves a dualv role on our campus. Even with expectation highy the social aspect proved more than graciouslyt successful. Beyond even the hopes of the found-1 ers is the outstanding record of its members, a- large number appearing in Who's Who and the' unusual number of awards in recognition of out-. standing achievement. One of the first organizations on campus tof substitute a worthwhile initiation for new mem-u bers, the fraternity proudly reviews its accom-w plishmentsg working with community chest, spon-i soring the blood drive, working with the boys. club, sponsoring Miss VSC, awarding the out-fi standing male of the year, and giving recognitionci to a faculty member whom we consider had done! the extra and uncalled for in helping studentsi in personal and non-academic work. We thinkn our role has been successfully fulfilled for an-it other year. i Front: Marianne Ioiner, Sponsor. Second Row: Archie Thomas, Phelps Matthews. Webster Carter, Bill Roberts. Ierry Brown, Harold Wisenbaker, Iimmy Copeland. Iobey Oglesby, Wilbur Oqlesby. Cleon King. Bob Green. Malcolm Davis. Babe Yeomans. ,1- H LLJX First Row: Mal Smith, Bubber Hill, lane Anderson, Sponsor: Dr. Thaxton. Advisor: Lanier Allen. Second Row Steve Pittman, Dizzy Stephenson, Huddie Barker, Gary Phillips, Ierry Bosmon, lack Wooten, Iimmy Mancil. M U A L P H A Ours is a new iole, a new star upon the stage, a new advance toward mak- ing the play that is V. S. C. a success. Already success has greeted us in the review of the critics. Something new has been added: just what was needed to make the play a greater success. -Critics. BUBBER HILL President t t . x , if STHHHIIIE I'lHlIHiS SHEIIITALISTS ALI.-ABIJUNIJ STUDENTS QMAYIIIIUHT MISS V. S. ll. WHIl'S 2W,Hll f' Q s ' W Q83 . sa .Q RING IT FII.Il V-L chan- Y ll DO BE QUIET. ELVIRB CHEESE , . HSTAIRWAY TO . MARY VIRGINIA MCDONALD Speech Maior PEGGY IONES Music Maior DOLORES BARRY Music Mcior REBEKAH CULBRETH Music Minor lgacifadfsfa ELAINE RYALS Speech Muior fl Y First Row: Betty lean Daniel, Rosa Margaret Iones, Marianne Ioiner. Mary Helen Cooper, Peggy Iones, Patricia Heath Second Row: Laura Ann Bowen, Iecmne Van Landingham, Becky Culbreth, lane McHugh, Maid of Honor: Barbara Smith May Queen: Martha Barrs. Dolores Barry. Marie Wellmaker. t 81 unior Cofdge R l d R Peggy Iac k K ight. X5 54, . x'Qnx!gi5'7 ALL-AHIJUNIJ STUDENTS enior gofdge Wilbur Oqlesby, Iean Van Lcmdinqham. Bobs Threcxtte, Donald B -. '-7? I 4 First Row: Ann Kirby, Caroline Willis. Sara Bolin, Marianne Ioiner. Second Row: Donald Bonner, Babe Yeomans, Malcolm Davis, Emory Cook, Iobey Oqlesby, Archie Thomas. Iimmy Copeland. Third Row: Phelps Matlhews, Web Carter, Van Opdenbrow, Ierry Brown, Ben Porter, Wilbur Oglesby. CAROLINE WILLIS iw C YXUAOQ 'IXUAO These are the stars at our show, they have played many parts, both large and small, but reaardless at the size ot their parts they have played them well. They are the stars that, reaardless at the incan- Venience to them, have had the time to help us in a thausand ways. 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