Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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.lcivf EX GROWING WITH THE ln 1913 Converse Hall was the very first building which established the South Georgia State Normal College for young ladies. Very few of us realize when we look around at Vald t os a State College, it was once a small womans school called Georgia C , . state Womans College. The entire campus consisted of only five buildings, those being Powell Hall, West Hall, Reade Hall, the Cafeteria, and the Old Gym. lf one takes time to observe closely, one might notice the stone inscription of LIBRARY above the door of Powell Hall. Our wonderful cafeteria was once the campus church, Reade Hall once housed all the students on campus and West Hall was the location of all the classrooms. The gym of yesteryear is what we respectfully call the Old Gym . Now the events of the old gym have been moved on the P.E. Complex. Pound Hall on North Campus was another school in itself. Today one can find six new dorms - Brown, Georgia, Hopper, Langdale, Lowndes, and Patterson and there are two on campus apartments Converse and buildings that contain Ashley. Classes are now held in Nevins, the Education Center, and the P.E. Complex fthe New Gym, which is QVQ times the size f o the old gyml. VSC also has a spacious library for students. This campus has grown considerably and will keep on growing with the times. Q 'OPENING TIMES 5, .um iw, I Ali., gif o-.ef 6 QXQ'-. :kb QP s I Ji C lg, , F . 1,3 .xg 'Lili' I ' , 4,0-AAI, vxgnf' J- ,. . 5-, ' . A 'I we I' 'I jf 'TQ A iw- ,+, YQ, I 1- -..- 'I V, -- f - 'qw . - . . ,, . kv- 5' '- ., . ,- N ,l if xg V i. g 'r 1' . v- .. 1 ,, f '- '. 4-f - .I if . 1'-ii Mir' . ri. A. H.. , lin . 1 '51,-43'- , -4-. Y -43-Nt? .1 ., '7 .if-'5' 'fc' 1-339 .' .v8'4Yaii3f iff' . ,sig3S,5f,f4,,',-' 1, N , rg? gwM.Qy,ag,.,,g,. . I mgaevif 1 f 74- 4.-sg' , .I an im. ' .31 t-Q3 , :,,j-'. A +2 li?--1' fi' 'N Q- fr' ik'-E:-fi ' 5 .f was - .' -'- HWQQ V+ 4.v 4 I ii' I 5 .4-Q 'tzlfwtr - -- ,- ,V ,, mv F' . ig ' lik? I, .557 . . , lv ix .- qi . if , -4' ,- TI' 'I ' .fI'ikS',I' t lg! -V I Y 'Q' L N' yr .4 Jgfqk . J I j ' . ' A .1 , i ' 5 5 . H' ,j

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These are just some of the Unknown Faces of VSC. They do the jobs that help make the college run as smoothly possible. They run the computers for everyday affairs as well as during registration. They type the letters, keep the college records organized and together, they answer the phones and take endless excuses from sick students for the teachers, they process the ooscan sheets during registration and deliver the schedules for the upcoming quarter. They take our money to pay for the fees and send the money through the Comptrollers Office. Even on the most difficult days, they do their best to greet us with cheerful voices and smiles on their faces. THE UNKNOWN FACES hll DFNING ,7T X --v'1 'r X I, , TTS, Y- i Qf -- 1 . - IFN-i