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Lagrange, Georgia

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)ECAUSE of her devotion
and loyalty to our College,
because of the perfect example
she has set us, and because she
is our own true friend, We, the
Students of LaGrange College,
dedicate this volume of
The Quadrangle
to

Mrs. Ora M. Abbott

"I- "" '" IK 3E IE E 3E

QNCE over these hills and through these valleys rode the
Red Man, Indian braves of dauntless courage and
maidens of wondrous grace and beauty. Gone are they but
_ their spirit lives in our hearts, in the song of the bird, in the
% -zS'r, f ' trill of the rambling brook, in the music of the trees, and in
f^- .' f } " a S rance f tne Cherokee Rose. In the life of their yes-

terday we here picture our to-day.

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater;
Guardian of our days;

For thy spirit, never jailing
IV e would sing thy praise.

High aloft we hold thy banner,
Ever loyal, true;

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,
Hail to thee, LaGrange.

In thy mighty grove of learning,
Wisdom's path we've sought;

High upon thy lofty hilltop
Visions have been wrought.

of the Qherokee T^ose

"Mho, mighty sun-priest , raised on high his hands in praises,
Praises to the morning sunlight falling on the pleasant hilltop,
Called to worship every maiden, called to every noble warrior,
Praises to the green corn groiuing on this dawn of Buskits.
Came a youth and bashful maiden in her hand she bore a rosebush;
And the youth spoke to old Mica:

' The maid is to me as the dewdrop falling on the thirsty grass;
Let this day, O Gracious Mico, be a feast day of our marriage/
But the priest recoiled in horror, and refused to mate the two.
'She is of the upper country the maid is of the Cherokee;
Send her back unto her people mate not with a Cherokee.'
But the youth would never listen, and he said unto old Mico:
'Give a task unto my doing I will win my flower maiden.'
Plant the rosebush of the maiden plant it in the virgin soil;
If it grows you shall be wedded, and your sins will be forgiven.
Go, and gentle peace be with you.'

So the youth and flower maiden went into the virgin woodland ,
Planted roses near their teepee lived a year of peace and plenty
Lived to see a million roses climbing o'er the virgin meadows.
Still we see their fragile beauty,
White and gold, as snow and sunlight,
Climbing o'er the wayside fences,
Whispering of the youth and maiden,
Telling of their deathless love."

J^egend

W. E. Thompson, President

Faculty

E. A. Bailey, A.B., M.S.
Dean, Registrar and Professor of Mathematics.

Maude Helen Duncan, A.B., M.A.
Dean of Women and Professor of Romance Languages.

Helen Harriet Sali.s, A.B., M.A.
Professor of English.

Maidee Smith, A.B.
Professor of Bible and Religious Education.

George Wardlaw, A.B., M.A.
Professor of Education and Psychology.

Faculty

Belle Katherine Stewart, A.B., M.S.
Professor of Science.

Katharine E. Wilson, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of Latin.

Mrs. L. H. Traylor, A.B.
Associate Professor of English.

Weston L. Murray, A.B., M.A.
Professor of History and Social Sciences.

Neenah Woods
Teacher of Voice.

*R0SA MULLER
Teacher of Piano.

*C0RNELIA BROWNLEE
Director of Music and Teacher of Piano.

(* Not in picture.)

Faculty

Mary Margaret Chester
Director of Expression and Physical Education.

Lulu Darrington Jones
Director of Art

Carrie Fall Benson
Librarian .

Beva McMillin
Teacher of Violin.

Mrs. Ora M. Abbott, A.B.
Secretary.

Carmel Glass
Manager of Book Shop and Post Office.

*Julia SlMMS
Hostess.

*VALENA J. YOUNGBLOOD
Dietitian.

Miss Maude Helen Duncan
Senior Sponsor.

Mary Alice Holbrook
Royston, Georgia
A.B. English and History

Alice Carolyn Bird
Colquitt, Georgia
A.B. English

Class President, '30 ; English Club,
'30, '29, '28, Vice-President, '29; Le
Cercle Francais, '30, "29, '28 ; Interna-
tional Relations Club, '30, '29, '28 :
Inter-Sorority Council, '30, '29; Presi-
dent, '30 ; Honor Club, '29 ; Class
President, '29; Vice-President of
Class, '28 ; Secretary of Y. W. C. A.,
'28.

Le Cercle Francais, '30, '29, '28 ;
International Relations Club, '30;
Scroll, '30 : Mezzofantian Literary
Society, '29, '28, '27.

Isabel Cameron Brady
LaGrange, Georgia
A.B. English

Vice-President of Class, '30; Eng-
lish Club, '30, '29, Vice-President, '30;
Philomathian Club, '30, '29, President,
'30 ; International Relations Club, '30,
.'29 ; Latin Club, '28, '27 ; Town Girls
Club, '30, '29, '28, '27.

Catherine McDonald Chesnutt
Tifton, Georgia
A.B. History

President Student Government As-
sociation, '30, Vice-President, '29,
Treasurer, '28, Representative, '27 ;
Honorary Member Y. W. C. A. Cab-
inet, '30; L. C. Club, '30, '29, '28, '27;
Quill Drivers' Club, 30, '29, '28, '27 ;
International Relations Club, '30, '29,
'28 ; English Club, '30, '29 ; Inter-
Sorority Council, '30, '29, President,
'29 ; Who's Who, '30, '29, '27 ; Quad-
rangle Staff, '29; Scroll Staff, '28;
Societas Minervae, '29, '28, '27; De-
haters' Union, '28, '27.

Margaret Duxsox Evans Dal i. is
LaGrange, Georgia
A.B. Historv

Anna Mae Dean
Danielsville, Georgia
B.S. Science

English Club, '30, '29 ; International
Relations Club, '30, '29; Town Girls'
Club, '30, '29, '28 ; Latin Club, '28 ;
Art Club, '28; Agnes Scott College,

Mathematics Club, '30, '29'; Science
Club, '30, '29; Mezzofantian Literary
Society, '28, '27.

Elizabeth Dozier
LaGrange, Georgia
A.B. English

Nancy Gaines
Grantville, Georgia
A.B. English

Glee Club, '30, '29, '28, '27 ; Town
Girls' Club, '30, '29, '28, '27; English
Club, '30, '29 ; Science Club, '30 : Ath-
letic Council, '30, '29 ; Voice Diploma,
'29.

English Club, '30, '29; International
Relations Club, '30, '29, Vice-Presi-
dent, '30; Daughters of Divinity Club,
'30, '29, President, '30; Young Harris
College, '28, '27.

Mary Rebecca Head Sara Julia King

LaGrange, Georgia Rome - Georgia

A3. English A - B - French

English Club, '30, '29; Town Girls'
Club, '30, '29, '28, '27 ; Philomathian
Club, '30; Diploma in Piano, '29;
Societas Minervae, '28, '27; Glee Club,
'28, '27.

Le Cercle Francais, '30, '29, '28,
President, '30 ; El Circulo Espanol, '30 ;
English Club, '30, '29, '28 ; Daughters
of Divinity Club, 30, '29, '28, '27 ;
Who's Who, '30; Treasurer Y. W. C.
A., '29, '28; Quadrangle Staff, '29;
Latin Club, '29, '28 ; Secretary-Treas-
urer of Class, '28, '27.

Martha Elizabeth Lee
Grantville, Georgia
BS. Mathematics and Science.

Louisa Leslie
LaGrange, Georgia
A.B. English

Science Club, '30, '29, President, 30 ;
Philomathian Club, '30, '29; Mathe-
matics Club, '30, '29, Secretary-Treas-
urer, '30 : Town Girls' Club, '30, '29,
'28, '27, Vice-President, '30.

Scroll Staff, '30, '29, Business Man-
ager, '30 ; Town Girls' Club, '30, '29,
'28, '27, President, '30, Vice-President,
'29 ; Le Cercle Francais, '30, '29, '28 ;
English Club, '30, '29; International
Relations Club, '30, '29; Quill Drivers'
Club, '30, '29, '28, '27; Quadrangle
Staff, '29; Societas Minervae, '27.

Elizabeth Moss Margaret Partee

Waleska, Georgia Cedartown, Georgia

A.B. Romance Languages A.B. Englisli

Student Council Representative, '30;
Scroll Staff, '30, '29 ; English Club,
'30, '29 ; Le Cercle Francais, '30 ; El
Circulo Espanol, '30; Quill Drivers'
Club, '30, '29; Reinhardt Club, '30, '29,
President, '30; Curtain Raisers, '29;
Glee Club, '29 ; Reinhardt College, '28,

English Club, 30, '29, President, '30.
'29; Secretary-Treasurer Science Club,
'30, '29 ; Secretary El Circulo Espanol,
'30 ; Debaters' Union, '28, '27, Secre-
tary, '28 ; Art Club, '27.

Evelyn Powell
LaGrange, Georgia
A.B. History

Curtain Raisers, '30, '29, '28, '27,
President, '30, '29 : International Re-
lations Club, '30, '29 ; English Club,
30, '29 ; Glee Club, '30, '29 ; Town
Girls' Club, "30, '29, '28, '27 ; Expres-
sion Diploma, '29.

Agnes Richardson
Fairniount, Georgia
A.B. History.
Diploma in Expression

President Athletic Association, '30;
Secretary-Treasurer International Re-
lations Club, '30: Glee Club, '30. '29;
Curtain Raisers, '30, '29; English Club,
'30, '29 : L. C. Club, '30 ; Who's W ho,
'30: Reinhardt Club, '30, '29; Rein-
hardt College, '27, '26.

Isabelle Smith Sara Sorgee

LaGrange, Georgia LaGrange, Georgia

A.B. History A.B. Science

English Club, '30, 29; International
Relations Club, '30, '29 ; Philomathian
Club, '30; Town Girls' Club, '30, '29,
'28, '27 ; Choral Club, '27.

Philomathian Club, '30; Science
Club, '30, '29, Vice-President, '30;
Town Girls' Club, '30, '29, '28, '27,
Secretary-Treasurer, '30 ; Societas
Minervae, '28; Le Cercle Francais, '28.

Mildred Lee Stipe
Decatur, Georgia
B.S. Science

Business Manager Quadrangle,
'30; President Capital City Club, '30;
Quill Drivers' Club, '30, '29, '28 ; Sec-
retary-Treasurer Class, '30, '29: Cur-
tain Raisers, '30, '29, '28, '27, Secre-
tary-Treasurer, '30, '29 ; Le Cercle
Francais, '30, '29; El Circulo Espanol,
'30, '29, '28, '27, President, '29, Vice-
President, '28; Science Club, '30; L.
C. Club, '30, '29, '28, '27 ; Orchestra,
'30, '29, '28, '27 ; Business Manager of
Scroll; Vice-President Art Club, '27;
Forum of Democracy, '28, '27, Secre-
tary-Treasurer, '28.

7)Jt*t>4, *\cln*M>

Julia Teaslev
Bowman, Georgia
A.B. History

Y. W. C. A. Representative, '30, '29:
L. C. Club, '30, 29, '28, '27 ; Quad-
rangle Staff, '30, '29; International
Relations Club, '30, '29, '28, President,
'30: Pbilomathian Club, '30, '29, Vice-
President, '30; Curtain Raisers, '30;
Glee Club, '30, '29, '28, '27 ; Athletic.
Association, '29, '28, '27, Treasurer,
'29, Secretary, '28; Vice-President of
Class, '29 ; Forum of Democracy, '27.

M [LDRED Tk.WLOR

LaGrange, Georgia
A3. English

Helen Walker
Carrollton, Georgia
.LB. Romance Languages

Editor-in-Chief of Quadrangle,
"30; Who's Who, '30; English Club,
30, '29, '28 : Science Club, '30, '29 ;
Town Girls' Club, '30, '29, '28, '27,
Secretary-Treasurer, '29 ; Quadrangle
Staff, '29, '28 : Honor Club, '29, '28,
'27 ; Latin Club, '28, '27, Secretary-
Treasurer, '27.

President of Y. W. C. A., '30, Rep-
resentative, '29 ; Honorary Member
Student Council, '30; English Club,
'30, '29 ; Le Cercle Francais, '30, '20,
'27, '26 ; El Circulo Espanol, '30, '29,
'27, President, '30 : Glee Club, '30, '29,
'27, Pres., '30, '29 ; Inter- Sorority
Council, '30, '29: Quadrangle Staff.
'29 ; Class President, '27 ; Societas
Minervae, '27, '26.

May Beall Yancey Pinkie Ckaft

Carrollton, Georgia Toccoa, Georgia

A.B. English Diploma in Piano

Editor-in-Chief of Scroll, '30; Y.
W. C. A. Cabinet, '30, Secretary, '29 ;
English Club, '30, '29 ; Le Cercle Fran-
cais, '30, '29 ; Latin Club, '30, '29, '28,
'27 : Scroll Staff, '29 ; Secretary Stu-
dent Government Association, '29.

Student Council, '30; Vice-Presi-
dent Y. W. C. A., '30, '29 ; Daughters
of Divinity Club, '30, '29, '28 ; El
Circulo Espanol, '30; Le Cercle Fran-
cais, '30 ; English Club, '30 ; Vice-
President Special Class, '30, President,
'29; Glee Club, '29, '28; Reinhardt
Club, '30, '29, '28 ; Reinhardt College,
'27.

Lucy Helen Harden
Hogansville, Georgia
Diploma in Piano

Mae Ratcliffe
Lakeland, Georgia
Diploma in Piano

Curtain Raisers, '30: English Club,
'30 ; Town Girls' Club, '30, '29, '28, '27.

Daughters of Divinity Club, '30, '29,
'28, '27 ; Curtain Raisers, '30, '29, '28,
'27 ; Glee Club, '30, '29, '28.

01,

Miss George Wardi.
Junior Sponsor

LAW

Junior Qlass

Carolyn Hairston
LaGrange, Ga.
President

Martha Jane Estes
Senoia, Ga.
Vice-President

Mildred Blackmon

Greenville, Ga.
Secretary-Treasurer

A u re li a Adams
Danielsville, Ga.

Mary Braxton
East Point, Ga.

Frances Blackburn
Reidsville, Ga.

Junior Qlass

Chrvstai. Carley
LaGrange, Ga.

Neva Caudle
LaGrange, Ga.

Claire Carter
LaGrange, Ga.

Catherine Chastain
Manchester, Ga.

Gordo Davis
LaGrange, Ga.

EVELYX COPELAN

Gainesville, Ga.

Virginia Emory
LaGrange, Ga.

yuntor Qlass

Vina Griffith
Buchanan, Ga.

Robbie Hadley
Chipley, Ga.

Sara Clyde Hutchixs
Covington, Ga.

Frances Linn
White, Ga.

Grace Landrum
Waleska, Ga.

Junior Qlass

Mary Lovejoy Dorothy Neal

LaGrange, Ga. West Point, Ga.

KatieMcLaughlin
Senoia, Ga.

Lorene Spain Mary Walker

West Point, Ga. Stone Mountain, Ga.

Margaret Thomasox
Bolton, Ga.

Edith Traylor
LaGrange, Ga.

Mr. Weston L. Murray
Sophomore Sponsor

Sophomore Qlass

Alleyn Boyle Elizabeth Merritt

East Point, Ga. Emory University, Ga.

President Secretary-Treasurer

Tommy Dunbar
Byron, Ga.
/ ice-President

Mary Ellen Aycock Alice Brooks

Farmington, Ga. Loganville, Ga.

Lucy Barrett Ora Mae Bowles
Augusta, Ga. Fairfax, Alabama

*Ruth Adams
LaGrange, Ga.

(* Not in picture)

Sophomore Qlass

Netelle Carley Kathryn Cline

LaGrange, Ga. LaGrange, Ga.

Winnie Clark
Ellen wood, Ga.

Nell Cole Pauline Dickerson

East Point, Ga. Vanna, Ga.

Bertha Cox Lorexe Daniell
Butler, Ga. Villa Rica, Ga.

Sophomore Qlass

Matilee Dunn
Warm Springs, Ga.

Elizabeth Fort
Hamilton, Ga.

Evelyn Galloway
Waverlev Hall, Ga.

Hi.xie Gentry
Dublin, Ga.

J'u anita Jones
Eastman, Ga.

Kathryn Gudger Mabel Henslee

Chatsworth, Ga. East Point, Ga.

Sophomore Qlass

Aldyne Jordan Sue Mathison

Royston, Ga. Five Points, Alabama

Gladys Mason
Royston, Ga.

Virginia Moseley
Danielsville, Ga.

Ruth Murphy
West Point, Ga.

*Lena Loyd
LaGrange, Ga.

Pauline Roberts
Winder, Ga.

Pauline Ogletree
Chatsworth, Ga.

*Louise Priddy
LaGrange, Ga.

*Frances Kimbrough
LaGrange, Ga.

(* Not in picture)

Sophomore Qlass

Helex Robertson
Bowersville, Ga.

Emily Sewell
Tallapoosa, Ga.

Katherine Rogers
Rome, Ga.

Louise Traylor
LaGrange, Ga.

Jacque Wimbish
Five Points, Alabama

Christine Webb
Carrollton, Ga.

Aline White
Villa Rica, Ga.

*Mary Clyde Robinson
LaGrange, Ga.

(* Not in picture)

Miss Neenah Woods
Freshman Sponsor

Freshman Qlass

Rebecca Hart
College Park, Ga.
President

Annie Rosa Bond
Jackson, Ga.

Marjorie Dooley
Bolton, Ga.

Vice-President

Winifred Adams
Danielsville, Ga.
Secretary

Pauline Bond
Eastman, Ga.

Carolyn Brooks
Birmingham, Alabama

Jean Cotton
Palmetto, Ga.

Thelma Dunbar
Byron, Ga.
Treasurer

Kathleen Ellis
LaGrange, Ga.

Edna Arrington
West Point, Ga.

Leila Erwin
College Park, Ga.

Nellie Sue Bailey
LaGrange, Ga.

*Eleanor Adams
LaGrange, Ga.

*Barnell Barber
LaGrange, Ga.

*Virginia Daniel
LaGrange, Ga.

(* Not in picture)

Freshman Class

Mary Florence

Florence Harper

LaGrange, Ga.

Elizabeth Furlow

Margaret Hayes

Madison, Ga.

Adairsville, Ga.

Katherine Glass

Inez Hill

LaGrange, Ga.

Manchester, Ga.

Emeline Goulsby

Mary Johnson

Atlanta, Ga.

West Point, Ga.

Lelia Greene

Lois Jones

LaFayette, Ga.

Barnesville, Ga.

Marie Hammond

Louise Kirby

LaGrange, Ga.

Nelson, Ga.

*Thelma Harden

*Rebecca Kidd

Hogansville, Ga.

Newnan, Ga.

(* Not in picture)

Freshman Qlass

Elizabeth Lifsey
Atlanta, Ga.

Martha Smith
LaGrange, Ga.

Marie Mauldin
Bolton, Ga.

Dorothy Spencer
Manchester, Ga.

Sarah Lee Payne
Duluth, Ga.

Mabel Stanton
Decatur, Ga.

Margaret Rock
Old Fort, N. C.

Leila Tanner
Lawrenceville, Ga.

Emily Smith
Monticello, Ga.

Sarah Whitaker
Greshamville, Ga.

Maidee Smith
Macon, Ga.

Thelma White
Rockmart, Ga.

Sarah Weaver
Mountville, Ga.

(*Not in picture)

Miss Beva McMillin
Sponsor of Special Class

Special Qlass

Elwyn Wallace
LaFayette, Ga.
President

Pinkie Craft
Toccoa, Ga.
/ ice-President

Maysel Cato
Alachua, Florida
Secretary-Treasurer

*Inez Bartley
LaGrange, Ga.

Pauline Bond
Eastman, Ga.

Martha Burton
Lavonia, Ga.

Willie Chapman
LaFayette, Ga.

Alexander Highsmith
Hazlehurst, Ga.

Lois Jones
Barnesville, Ga.

Elizabeth Lifsey
Atlanta, Ga.

(*Not in picture)

Special Qlass

Dorothy Maynard
Winder, Ga.

Dorothy Morton
Athens, Ga.

Allowee Paulk
Wray, Ga.

Mary Pendergrass
Jefferson, Ga.

Mae Ratcliffe
Lakeland, Ga.

Lilla Sutton
Ocilla, Ga.

Rebecca Torbert
Greensboro, Ga.

Sara Ware
Hogansville, Ga.

Mildred Williams
Lavonia, Ga.

Snaps

The Honor Qlub

MEMBERS

Seniors

Mary Alice Holbrook
'29

Mildred Traylor
'27, '28, '29

Juniors

Gordo Davis
'28, '29

Edith Traylor
'28, '29

Sophomores

LoRENE DANIELL

'29

Hixie Gentry

'29

Louise Traylor

'29

Eligibility to this club is conditioned upon the literary hours taken and the character
and academic standing of the student. Members are elected each year from a list of
names submitted to the Faculty for consideration. Election to the Honor Club is the
highest distinction that can be conferred upon a student. It was established at the
recommendation of the Faculty, January 1924.

Student (government ^Association

Student Qouncil

OFFICERS

Catherine Chesnutt President

Aurelia Adams - Vice-President

Catherine Chastain Vice-President

Gordo Davis Secretary

AlleyN Boyle Treasurer

Student Qovernment ^Association

REPRESENTATIVES

Elizabeth Moss Senior CI

Pinkie Craft Senior Class

Helen Walker Honorary Member

Lorene Daniell Sophomore Class

Emily Smith Freshman Class

Willie Chapman .... Freshman Class

r. W. Q. *A. Qabinet

OFFICERS

Helen Walker President

Pinkie Craft . . Vice-President

Aline White Secretary

Nell Cole Treasurer

Mary Walker . . Undergraduate Representative

r. w. q *a. C abinet

REPRESENTATIVES

ULIA Teasley . # Devotional Chairman

May Beall YANCEY . World Fellowship Chairman

MARTHA Jane Estes ... .... Social Service Chairman

Virginia Mosei.ey Recreational Chairman

Lilla Suttox Music Chairman

Lucy Barrett Tea Room Chairman

Catherine Chesn utt . . . Honorary Member
Mary Johnson . . Freshman Representative

Quadrangle Staff

Mildred Traylor Editor-in-Chief

Mildred Stipe Business Manager

Quadrangle Staff

Gordo Davis Assistant Editor

Edith Traylor Literary Editor

Miss George Wardlaw Faculty Adviser

Virginia Moseley Advertising Manager

Julia Teasley Assistant Advertising Manager

Mabel Henslee Feature Editor

Carolyn Hairston .... Circulation Manager

Mays el Cato Art Editor

Catherine Chastain . Photographic Editor
Matilee Dunn . . . Joke Editor

luill Drivers* Qlub

May Beall Yancey Editor-in-Chief

Louisa Leslie .... Business Manager

Mrs. Ora M. Abbott Sponsor

Louise Traylor Advertising Manager

Pauline Roberts .... Assistant Advertising Manager

Gordo Davis Circulation Manager

Elizabeth Moss Proof Reader

Elizabeth Merritt Joke Editor

Catherine Chesnutt Mildred Stipe

The Quill Drivers' Club gives its members training in journalism, and also keeps
the College in touch with the outside world. It edits the college newspaper, The Scroll.

tArt Qlub

OFFICERS

Robbie Hadley President

Rebecca Torbert Vice-President

Mays el Cato Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Lulu Joxes Sponsor

MEMBERS

Nellie Sue Bailey Mary Grimes

Willie Chapman Lois Jones

Elizabeth Lifsey

HONORARY MEMBER

Dr. Katharine Wilson

The Curtain Tiaisers

OFFICERS

Evelyn Powell President

Gordo Davis Vice-President

Miss Mary Margaret Chester Director

Mildred Stipe Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Elizabeth Anderson Lorene Daniell

Mary Ellen Aycock Virginia Daniel

Inez Bartley Tommy Dunbar

Neva Caudle Matilee Dunn

Winnie Clark Carolyn Hairston

The Qurtain T^aisers

Ielen Harden Dorothy Morton

Mabel Henslee Virginia Moseley

Sara Clyde Hutchins Mary Pendergrass

Aldyne Jordan Agnes Richardson

Louise Kirby Julia Teasley

Mary Lovejoy Elwyn Wallace
Mildred Williams

Orchestra

Miss Beva McMillin Director

Alleyn Boyle Elizabeth Merritt

Catherine Chesnutt Virginia Moseley

Nell Cole Mildred Stipe

Pinkie Craft Margaret Thomason

Mabel Henslee Aline White

Jacque Wimbish

Qlee Qlub

OFFICERS

[elen Walker . President

Virginia Moseley Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Neenah Woods Director

MEMBERS

Inez Bartley Mabel Henslee

Pauline Bond Sara Clyde Hutchins

Martha Burton Elizabeth Lifsey

Maysel Cato Marie Mauldin

Nell Cole Elizabeth Merritt

Bertha Cox Virginia Moseley

Elizabeth Dozier Evelyn Powell

Marjorie Dooley Agnes Richardson

Matilee Dunn Pauline Roberts

Martha Jane Estes Emily Sewell

Mary Florence Lilla Sutton

Katherine Glass Julia Teasley

Emeline Goulsby Margaret Thomason

Lelia Greene Helen Walker

Carolyn Hairston Elwyn Wallace

Marie Hammond Aline White

Kathleen Harrington Mildred Williams

J'acque Wimbish

<^k(athernatics Qlub

OFFICERS

Chrystal Carley President

Tommy Dunbar Vice-President

Martha Lee . - Secretary-Treasurer
E. A. Bailey Sponsor

MEMBERS

Mary Ellen Aycock Pauline Dickerson

Netelle Carley Aldyne Jordan

Neva Caudle Mary Love joy

Anna Mae Dean Helen Robertson

Winnie Clark Emily Sewell

Science Qlub

OFFICERS

Martha Lee President

Sara Sorgee Vice-President

Margaret Partee Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Ora Mae Bowles Elizabeth Fort

Winnie Clark Kathryn Gudger

Anna Mae Dean Sara Clyde Hutchins

Elizabeth Dozier Mary Lovejoy

Tommy Dunbar Mildred Stipe

Mildred Traylor
Sponsors

Miss Belle K. Stewart Mr. E. A. Bailey

cQe Qercle Francais

OFFICERS

Sara King President

Catherine Chastain . Vice-President

Edith Traylor Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Maude Helen Duncan Sponsor

MEMBERS

Aurelia Adams Mary Alice Holbrook

Alice Bird Louisa Leslie

Mildred Blackmon Elizabeth Moss

Evelyn Copelan Mildred Stipe

Pinkie Craft Helen Walker

Virginia Emory Mary Walker

Mary Grimes May Beall Yancy

HONORARY MEMBER
Dr. Katharine Wilson

67 Qirculo spanol

"Saber es Poder."

OFFICERS

Helen Walker President

Chrystal Carley Vice-President

Margaret Partee Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Maude Helen Duncan Sponsor

MEMBERS

Aurelia Adams Mary Grimes

Catherine Chastaix Robbie Hadley

Evelyn Copelan Sara King

Pinkie Craft Elizabeth Moss

Mildred Stipe

l^hilomathian Qlub

OFFICERS

Isabel Brady President

Julia Teasley Vice-President

Gordo Davis .... Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Maidee Smith Sponsor

MEMBERS

Mary Head Dorothy Mortox

Mabel Henslee Isabel Smith

Martha Lee Sara Sorgee

Sue Mathison Jacque Wimbish

International T^elations Qlub

OFFICERS

Julia Teasley President

Nancy Gaines . Vice-President

Agnes Richardson .... . . Secretary-Treasurer

Mr, Weston L. Murray Sponsor

MEMBERS

Alice Bird Mary Alice Holbrook

Isabel Brady Grace Landrum

Claire Carter Louisa Leslie

Catherine Chesnutt Frances Linn

Margaret Dallis Katie McLaughlin

Martha Jane Estes Evelyn Powell

Carolyn Hairston Isabelle Smith

Societas ^^Minervae

OFFICERS

Mary Walker President

Aurelia Adams J'ice-President

Lorene Daniell Secretary-Treasurer

Dr. Katharine Wilson Sponsor

MEMBERS

Alleyn Boyle Lena Loyd

Catherine Chesnutt Dorothy Neal

Nell Cole Catherine Rogers

Vina Griffith Aline White

Carolyn Hairston May Beall Yancey

English Qlub

OFFICERS

Margaret Partee President

Isabel Brady Vice-President

Claire Carter Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Helen H. Salls Sponsor

MEMBERS

Aurelia Adams Mary Head

Frances Blackburn Mary Alice Holbrook

Mary Branton Sara Clyde Hutchins

Maysel Cato Sara King

Catherine Chastain Louisa Leslie

Catherine Chesnutt Frances Linn

Katherine Cline Katie McLaughlin

Evelyn Copelan Elizabeth Moss

Pinkie Craft Evelyn Powell

Margaret Dallis Agnes Richardson

Lorene Daniell Isabelle Smith

Gordo Davis Lorene Spain

Elizabeth Dozier Margaret Thomason

Virginia Emory Mildred Traylor

Nancy Gaines Edith Traylor

Vina Griffith Louise Traylor

Mary Grimes Helen Walker

Robbie Hadley Aline White

Carolyn Hairston Mae Beall Yancey

'Daughters of "Divinity

OFFICERS

Nancy Gaines President

J u anita Jones .... ... .... Vice-President

Leila Erwin Secretary

Margaret Thomason Treasurer

Mrs. Valena J. Youngblood .... Sponsor

MEMBERS

Lucy Barrett Sara King

Carolyn Brooks Grace Landrum

Evelyn Copelan Sue Mathison

Pinkie Craft Katie McLaughlin

Kathleen Ellis Mae Ratcliffe

Inez Hill Katherine Rogers

Mary Walker

HONORARY MEMBER
Mrs. O. M. Abbott

Qapital Qity Qlub

OFFICERS

Mildred Stipe President

Elizabeth Merritt . I ice-President

Mabel Henslee Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Alleyn Boyle Leila Erwin

Winnie Clark Elizabeth Lifsey

Nell Cole Marie Mauldin

Marjorie Dooley Mabel Stanton

Emeline Goulsby Margaret Thomason

Rebecca Hart Mary Walker

Town Qirls* Qlub

OFFICERS

Louisa Leslie President

Martha Lee Vice-President

Sara Sorgee Secretary-Treasurer

Eleanor Adams
Ruth Adams
Elizabeth Anderson
Edna Arrington
Nellie Sue Bailey
Barnell Barber
Inez Bartley
Isabel Brady
Chrystal Carley
Netelle Carley
Claire Carter
Neva Caudle
Kathryn Cline
Evelyn Copelan
Bertha Cox

Margaret Dallis
Virginia Daniel
Elizabeth Dozier

MEMBERS

Kathleen Ellis
Virginia Emory
Mary Florence
Katherine Glass
Emeline Goulsby
Mary Grimes
Marie Hammond
Helen Harden
Thelma Harden
Verna Harden
Florence Harder
Mary Head
Elizabeth Huff
Rebecca Kidd
Frances Kimbrough
Martha Lee

Louisa Leslie
Mary Lovejoy
Lena Loyd

Ruth Murphy
Dorothy Neal
Evelyn Powell
Louise Priddy

Mary Clyde Robinson
Isabelle Smith
Martha Smith
Sara Sorgee
Lorene Spain
Edith Traylor
Louise Traylor
Mildred Traylor
Elmina Wade
Sara Ware
Sara Weaver

Inter-Sorority Qouncil

Helen Walker
Mildred Stipe
Catherine Chesnutt
Mary Alice Holbrook
Julia Teasley
Alleyn Boyle
May Beall Yancey

Founded IQ2J

MEMBERS
A * B
A K
K <1> A
* 2
K T
KAK
A <J> A

Pauline Roberts
Lilla Sutton
Sara King
Elizabeth Fort
Kathryn Gudger
Aline White
Nell Cole

lAlpha Vhi "Beta

Founded !Ql8

Helen Walker

Claire Carter
Gordo Davis

Virginia Moseley

Lelia Greene

MEMBERS

Seniors

Juniors

Sophomores
Freshmen
Willie Chapman

Margaret Partee

Carolyn Hairston
Elwyn Wallace

Pauline Roberts

Elizabeth Lifsey

zAlpha fQippa Theta

Founded IQ06; IQIQ

Motto: IV hen fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash.

MEMBERS

Seniors
Mildred Stipe

Juniors
Sara Clyde Hutchins

Sophomores

Bertha Cox Matilee Dunn

Lilla Sutton

Freshmen

Margaret Rock Dorothy Spencer

Kgppa Phi T>elta

Catherine Chesnutt

Mildred Blackmon
Martha Jane Estes

Tommy Dunbar

Founded 1 921

MEMBERS
Seniors

Juniors

Sophomores

Elizabeth Merritt
Freshmen

Mildred Williams
Marjorie Dooley
Maidee Smith

Sara King

Mary Branton
Margaret Thomason

Ora Mae Bowles

Thelma Dunbar
Martha Burton
Marie Mauldin

Jean Cotton

Dorothy Neal
Elizabeth Fort

^Phi Sigma Theta

Founded 1923

MEMBERS

Seniors
Mary Alice Holbrook

Juniors
Sophomores

Juanita Jones
Freshmen

Rebecca Torbert
Louise Kirby
Carolyn Brooks
Elizabeth Furlow

Lorene Spain
Christine Webb

Leila Erwin
Mary Pendergrass
Rebecca Hart
Mabel Stanton

Margaret Dallis
Louisa Leslie

Mary Grimes

Kathryn Gudcer

K^appa Tan Theta

Founded 1924
MEMBERS
Seniors

Mildred Traylor
Juniors

Edith Traylor
Sophomores

Freshmen

Evelyn Powell
Julia Teasley

Mary Lovejoy

Louise Traylor

Emeline Goulsby

Marie Hammond

Kappa "Delta Kgppa

Founded 1925

MEMBERS

Seniors
Alice Carolyn Bird

Sophomores

Mary Ellen Aycock
Lucy Barrett
Alleyn Boyle
Emily Sewell

Aline White
Colors Blue and Gold.
Flower Aster

Lorene Daniell
Mabel Henslee
Sue Mathison
Jacque Wimbish

Elizabeth Dozier
Nancy Gaines

Aurelia Adams

Winnie Clark

T>elta "Phi "Delta

Founded IQ26
MEMBERS
Seniors

May Beall Yancy
Juniors
Mary Walker

Sophomores
Evelyn Galloway
Fresh men

Winifred Adams
Pauline Bond
Mary Johnson

Mae Ratcliffe
Agnes Richardson

Catherine Chastain

Nell Cole

Lois Jones
Sarah Lee Payne
Thelma White

Athletic Qouncil

OFFICERS

Agnes Richardson President

Mary Walker Vice-President

Pauline Roberts Secretary

Juanita Jones ". Treasurer

Miss Mary Margaret Chester . . . Sponsor

REPRESENTATIVES

Elizabeth Dozier Senior

Maysel Cato Junior

Evelyn Galloway Sophomore

Thelma Dunbar Freshman

Mildred Williams Special

W earers of Q.

Alleyn Boyle Sue Mathison

Winnie Clark Katie McLaughlin

Maysel Cato Virginia Moseley

Catherine Chesnutt Agnes Richardson

Tommy Dunbar Pauline Roberts

Evelyn Galloway Mildred Stipe

J u anita Jones Julia Teasley

Mary Walker

Many times have you sung the L. C. Songs. Many times have your hearts
been touched and thrilled by them. Now as you read them over remember the
days when you sang them, hear again the gay young voices floating out the windows
and through the trees, and pledge your loyalty again to Old L. C.

ALMA MATER

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater;

Guardian of our days ;
For thy spirit, never failing

We would sing thy praise.
High aloft we hold thy banner,

Ever loyal, true ;
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,

Hail to thee, LaGrange.

Come lift your voices and sing to L. C.

LaGrange here's to you !
I'll praise her traditions and glory anew,

LaGrange here's to you !
Here's to old L. C., and here's to her fame,
Here's to the women, who honor her name,
Here's to the red and black always the same,

LaGrange here's to you !

In thy mighty grove of learning,

Wisdom's path we've sought ;
High upon thy lofty hilltop

Visions have been wrought.
From our hearts we sing the chorus

Let the sound prolong !
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,

Hail to thee, LaGrange.

L-a-G-r-a-n-g-e Rah !

Oh, L. C. of 1930,

To thee we pay our homage true ;

We are thy daughters loyal

In all that thou wouldst have us do.

We cast ourselves before thee ;

We raise thy anthems to the sky,

L. C. of 1930,

We spread thy glory far and wide.

But if you want my heart to burst wide open

Just mention L. C. days ;

Just start me thinking of those girls down

yonder
And those L. C. ways ;
Where the girls all seem so happy
And they make everybody glad ;
That's where I want to go
Because I love 'em so.

I've been a-thinking of those good old days

gone by.
Oh, how I'd like to be back
Down on L. C. way ;

I'd like to wander with you up that hillside

And there I'd like to stay;

I want to see all the girls

And hear the latest news ;

But maybe you don't know

About those dog-gone L. C. blues

Oh, I've got 'em,

Say, I've got 'em ;

I've got the L. C. blues.

1. March on L. C., with steadfast heart and

strong ;

March on L. C, with joyous song;
Rejoice, rejoice for vict'ries you have won.
Let loyalty the watchword be,
March on L. C.

CHORUS

For we are marching, marching 'neath the

banner bright ;
Then forward press and win success for

dear L. C.

For we are marching, marching ready for
the fight,

Let loyaltv the watch-word be. March
on L. C.

2. March on, L. C, nor falter not nor fear ;
March on, L. C, our college dear ;
Rejoice, rejoice, for vict'ry 'waits thee.
Let all be true and strength renew :
March on, L. C.

Catherine Chestnutt
Best-All-Round

Elancydyne led the van and so inspired her followers that they called
her friend and guide of all

Mildred Traylor
Most Intellectual
Many moons spent Yetha in the arduous search ot the
gentle flower of knowledge.

Virginia Moseley
Most Popular

Pure love dwelt in the hearts of the Cherokees for the fair Mohina

Sara King
Most Charming

The women of her tribe were exceedingly gracious and spoke in accents of music.
Most charming of these was Hiawassee.

Mary Grimes
Prettiest

The smile of the Great Spirit was not more beautiful than that of
Nacoochee said the people of her tribe.

Agnes Richardson

Most Athletic

So strong, so supple, so skillful was Tamar that she did
rival the Indian braves.

May Day Scenes

Snaps

'ISS

LaGRANGE COLLEGE

LaGRANGE, GEORGIA

LaGrange College Offers Excellent Educational Advantages

to Young Women

The curriculum is that of other A-Grade Colleges

A. B. and B. S. DEGREES

SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS OF MUSIC, ART, EXPRESSION,
PEDAGOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Diplomas in Art, Expression and the various branches of Music

Dormitories afford every comfort and convenience of home life.
Hot and cold running water in every room.

The atmosphere of the college life is distinctly religious. Interesting
clubs, a live athletic organization, active Y. W. C. A., and
delightful social life.

LaGrange is easily accessible by two railroads,
the A. B. & C. and the A. & W. P.

For Catalogue and Further Information
Address

W. E. THOMPSON, President LaGRANGE, GEORGIA

Valway Cotton Chenille
Rugs for Home Beauty

Bright, cheery, colorful as a rainbow, Valway
Suntones Rugs bring the sunshine into the home.
Valway Suntones Rugs, Jacquard woven of the
finest cotton chenille with the pattern embossed
above the background, offer an unusual combina-
tion of beauty and quality at reasonable costs.
There is a pattern and a color combination to suit
every home and every desire.

See them at your department store or write to the
mill for folders showing the patterns in full color.

VALWAY RUG MILLS

Division Callaway Mills

LaGrange,

Georgia

The Dunson Mills

LaGRANGE, GEORGIA

Manufacturers of

COTTON FABRICS

Besides manufacturing high class textiles, The Dunson Mills
is interested in the welfare and happiness of its employees.

Among other things done for the children, a grammar school
of six grades, housed in a commodious two-story brick build-
ing, and a domestic science department housed in a separate
building, especially built and equipped, are maintained un-
der the supervision of the most competent teachers. For
those under school age, there is a beautiful little kinder-
garten, with two teachers, at which there is a daily attend-
ance of from sixty to seventy small tots. To enliven the in-
terest of parents in the children's work, monthly mothers'
meetings are held at the grammar school.

Modern churches are provided, and there is also a lodge room
for use of secret orders.

For recreation of the grown-ups, a brass band, with paid in-
structor, is maintained; a baseball team is fostered and en-
couraged, and a splendid ball park, with a grandstand seat-
ing one thousand, is provided.

A graduate nurse is regularly employed and on duty in the vil-
lage homes each day, looking after the health of the em-
ployees and the families, and a $500 life insurance policy is
carried free of charge on the life of each employee.

LaGrange College Girls Know a Good Place to Trade

ft i

ROGER

r J^HE New Model Ford car is especially fitted to the needs
of the ladies, both young and old easy control of steer-
ing, silent and instantaneous braking system, easy to park in
congested areas everything that contributes to safety.

Phone 611 for Demonstration

Fincher -Traylor Company

Authorized

Dealers

LaGRANGE. -:- GEORGIA

LaGrange Grocery
Company

Affiliated with

West Point Wholesale
Grocery Company

Georgia's
Largest Wholesale Grocers

LaGRANGE, GEORGIA

Milam Drug
Company

"The Firm that
Appreciates Your
Patronage"

We Solicit Your
Patronage for

VELVET

Ice Cream

LaGrange Ice &
Fuel Co.

Citizens Ice &
Fuel Co.

LEE BATTERY
SERVICE

108 Broad Street

<R. C. &.

and

MAJESTIC

"The Home of Good Radios"

The LaGrange Banking
and Trust Company

MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

4% PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
LaGRANGE, .-. GEORGIA

COMPLIMENTS OF

LaGrange Dry Gleaning Plant

110 RIDLEY AVENUE PHONE 129

Parker Furniture? Compamt

Best Goods Lowest Prices Easiest Terms
$1.00 SAVED IN $5.00

LaGRANGE LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.

LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS
CONTRACTORS Phones 691-53-712

d n

Qompliments of^

Callaway *s Department Store

Women's and Misses'

Ready-to- Wear
of the Better Kind

College Girls and Teachers
Specially Welcome

COMPLIMENTS OF

STAMPS & COMPANY

WHOLESALE FRUITS
AND PRODUCE

BIRDSONG BAKING
COMPANY

BUTTER FLAKE BREAD
Phone 400
LaGrange, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF-

DANIEL LUMBER
COMPANY

GANDY ELECTRIC
COMPANY

Phone 560

House Wiring Fixtures
All Kinds Electric
Repair Work

Delco Plants : Parts : Pumps

Compliments of

JC.PENNEYC

133 Main Street

LaGrange

Georgia

A SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR!

CHEVROLET/

GET-AWAY SPEED PERFORMANCE

IVEY CHEVROLET COMPANY

Broad Street

LaGrange, Ga.

LaGRANGE FISH &
OYSTER CO.

117 Vernon Street
DAILY SUPPLY

Fish

Oysters

Shrimp

JITNEY JUNGLE

A Home Institution and a Leader
in its Line Serving the Best in

Fancy Groceries

and

Fresh Meats

] IB]

Emory University

ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Harvey W. Cox, Ph.D., LL.D., President

The University includes:

1. The College of Arts and Sciences
(Emory College Founded 1836)
with Divisions of Liberal Arts, Pre-
Medical Studies, Pre-Legal Studies,
Education, Religion and Social Serv-
ice, Engineering, and Library Sci-
ence.

2. The School of Medicine.

3. The School of Theologv.

4. The School of Law.

5. The School of Business Administra-
tion.

(i. The Graduate School
7. The Summer School and Extension
Division.

8 Thp Viimi'v Tniiior Poll<>s>p it Val-
o. i n -ij iiioiv uiiiiioi o n*. t til* * ill

dosta.

9. The Emory Junior College and
Academy at Oxford.
The University year is divided into
quarters. Students may enter in Sep-
tember, January, March or June. For
information, address

THE REGISTRAR,
Emory University, Georgia.

Styles .

Without Extravagance

TOTING'S

"c^n Ever- Qroli'ing
Tatronage ^ells
Our Story"

Phone 167 Ridley Ave.

Compliments of

HUDSON
HARDWARE CO.

Sporting Goods
109 Main St. Phone 204

DAVIS' PHARMACY

"Home of the College Girls"
COURTESY and SERVICE
262 phones 263

DENNY-PHILPOT

\T> T T/~i C*fW\ T> A XT V

131 Main Street
LaGrange, Georgia

AMERICAN
SHOE SHOP

Gus Valeri,
Manager

116 Bull Street, LaGrange, Ga.

J IS

Superlatives^

THE BEST Place to educate girls is LaGrange College.
1HL dLM town to locate such an institution is LaGrange.
THE BEST Place to market cotton is

SEeilRITT WAREHOUSE?

LaGrange, Georgia

Quality Assortment Personal Service

HADAWAY GROCJbRY COMPANY

Fancy QrocerieS"Fruits and Vroduce"M.eats

800 Broad Street

McCORD-STEWART
COMPANY

COFFEE ROASTERS
Atlanta, Georgia

"Home of Blue Ridge Coffee"

ELM CITY LAUNDRY

Let us help you solve your wash-
day problems, family wash and
piece work a specialty. Will give
special service on flat work,
quilts, blankets, etc. Give us a
trial. Our laundry is as handy
as your telephone. Call us and
our delivery man will be at your
door.

Phone 612

Compliments of

S. H. KRESS &
COMPANY

5^10^25^ STORE

OFFICIAL BASKET - BALLS
A Full Line of Gifts

LaGRANGE
HARDWARE CO.

The Winchester Store

(Wj

Bail

DARDEN BROS. SHOE
STORES

GOOD SHOES
Cheap

LaGrange, Ga. : West Point, Ga.

McCAINE'S

for

Gifts, Millinery
Silk Hosiery and Underwear

13 Court Square

Phone 202

THE TERRACE
HOTEL

Noted for its comfort and
delicious meals

201 Broad Street

Visit the

JABLEX THEATRE

Lincoln Street
Tel. 1132

The Home of the Best in Photo
Plays and Talking Pictures

Clean, Wholesome Entertainment

PRETTY HOSIERY

I rtSlVj jlLUUizfo lO illlllClL

BRADFIELD
CLOTHING COMPANY

COX MILLINERY

For Your Convenience Shop
in the Little Hat Shop

Correct Styles in
Hats and Hose

100 Main Street

Compliments of

NEWMAN LUMBER
COMPANY

200 Broome Street

Eat with Satisfaction and Zest
t The High Quality Foods

oota by

H. L. SINGER
COMPANY

The Wholesale Fancy Grocers
of Atlanta

Photographers^

To tke 1930 Quadrangle

Elliotts Peachtree Studio

Paramount Theatre Building

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

Julia Teasley: "Dot, I didn't see you at open house. "
Dot Morton: "Well, that's Mr. Thompson's fault."
Julia Teasley: "How's that?"

Dot Morton: "He said he didn't want any plastering rubbed off the parlor walls
this year."

Mr. Bailey left the sign on his office door: "Out. Will be back in thirty
minutes." Ten minutes later he was found sitting on the stairs waiting for himself.

# * *

Miss Stewart: "Now, class, we'll name some of the lower animals, beginning
with Kathryn Gudger."

SOPHOMORE JUMP-UP 'S DIARY.
August: Fell down and broke my leg.
September: Started English Lit. this month.
October: Gosh, how happy I was last month!

# * # # .*#

Sara Clyde Hutchins: "Nellie Sue, will you write a poem to me?"
Nellie Sue Bailey: "Well, ;ill my poems are not complimentary."

# # * # #

Aurelia Adams (after light bell): "Sho-oo-h!"

Elizabeth Furlow: "Say, when did you get to be proctor on this hall?"

FORWARD

Today's perfection is beyond the
one of past years-* behind the one of
years to come.

With study and experiment, main-
tenance of proven processes, vigilance
in sales, service and manufacture, we
are seeking an Ideal an Ideal that we
move ahead with the progress of our
industry.

Thirty years' experience in Annual
printing and binding is our background.
Our restless urge is ever FORWARD.

FOOTE & DAVIES COMPANY
Atlanta, Georgia

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^Autographs