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Edith ^raylor
Editor

(Catherine Chastain
'business sTiflanager

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'TDedicatioru

^0 the c5Alumnae: the daughters of
LaQrange Qollege who in their varied
Unes of activity have ever brought honor
and fame to their c^lma o^ater and
whose loyalty and ideals have been an
inspiration to those following in their
steps, we, the students of ILaQrange
QoUege, gratefully dedicate this volume
of '^he Quadranlge.

\

Gay throngs of joyous maidens have none forth
From L. C.'s cloistered u-alls and ivy-hung.

Some now renoivned ; some unknoivn to fame,
With countless deeds of happy days unsung.

These halls they croicdeil, clattering on the stair;

They danced and jested to siceet music loiv.
Like sili'er shadoics drifted dreamily:

Like moonlit phantoms through the past they go.

Here they lived and sa-2v hut dimly life's fair dream;

Here in silence strove for ivistlom from afar:
Saw here the shadoivs sifted lacc-likc through the trees.

Stark white beneath a vault of moon and stars.

They found here peace, a sanctuary siveet

Within the rejuge that these icalls embrace;

Courage they found, perchance to face defeat:

Antl faith and hope and love, the croiuning grace.

Our days within these walls, like theirs, have fled :
H e find as noiv we backward trace once more

The thread of life that passing years have spun,
Our memories , like theirs, a golden store.

U e treasure an affection that transcends

The dazzling glitter of mere earthly things.

This heritage is yours to carry on

And to enrich by all that your life brings;

To cherish ivith a joyful loyalty.

And as the shining future is unrolled.
May it be jewelled u'ith victories nobly icon;

LaGrange is yours forever to uphold.

00

Our task has bee l^
to embody in this
volume something of
the spirit u/hlch has
meant life to a(/ran^e
Coffege through dark
dai/sandfair,----
to portray our Colleger
Olor/oas hundred-
years of histori/ and
to express the stadem '
3ealin carri/inyon
the ideals ana tra-
ditions of those a/ho
haue g'orre it)efore.--

CO

Co Lie gre-
et aiie.
oflumnae.
Or^amjatioHL.
ot-thLetici-
^^eature.

QreetingSy (Alumnae

Tf) you, individually, my dear alumnae, whether you dwell in the bleak north
or in the southern sunny isles or on the far western plains or in the islands
of the sea wherever your footsteps have wandered, I send you p;reetings.

Be assured that though you are gone your place here has been filled through
the changing years by those whose chief desire has been to be worthy to follow in
\our footsteps along the shining pathway that leads to knowledge.

Know also that we who are here are dreaming the same dreams, following the
same stars and nurturing the same hopes that you dreamed and followed and nurtured
\A hile you were here. And, oh, what glorious dreams, what shining stars, what
wistfid hopes.

We do not ask that you remember us, for we know that you cannot forget.
You cannot put aside the memory of those dear, dead days of long ago. Now and
then the recollection of some joyous experience must luiexpectedl^' come to you out
of the mist of forgotten years and you come back for a fleeting moment to live again
in the old college halls.

Greetings to you, dear ladies; greetings, with the wish that through the years
to come your happiest memories shall be those of the old campus and the honored
halls of L. C, the dear mother of you all whose happiness and welfare are her fondest
desire and in whose every achievement dwells her deepest pride.

Sincerely yours,

Te^. 8. 'Thompson,

President.

College^

"The span of passiri<r years leaves yet this roatl
L pJvar// ez'er-( urvin<^ into a sunset sky."

'liif^li upon thy lofty hilltops,

/ isions liave been ivroii'^ht.

here " It cU oriie ever smiles,
And jtneicell s^oes out sif^hiiiir.

" Revealnii^ rhautrinf^ vistds of floivers, trees iiiid la
This ilriveiray irinils, inviting lediliiii^ ahcays on

'li'here ties are formed, for friendship's sake
That time may tamper ii ith; nay tiei'er take.'

"If here cherished (vc the memories of L. C. s happy youth.
Reflected here the hopes, the dreams of other days."

faculty

E. A. Bailey, A.B., M.S.

Dean, Registrar and Professor of
AlathtiiKitics

Bf.m.e Katherixe Stewart, A.B., ^I.S.
Professor of Science

Helen Harriet Sales, A.B., M.S.
Professor of English

Maidee Smith, A.B.

Professor of Bible ami Reli{rioiis
Education

Katherixe E. Wh.sox, A.B., M.A.
Ph.D.

Professor of Latin

*Maude Helen Duncax, A.B., M.A.
Professor of Romance Lan<rua<res

*Not in picture.

I'liiir 'I'irciilil

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faculty

Edvth Walkkr, A.B., M.A.
Professor of Education and Psyrlio/o!;y

Westox L. Murray, A.H.. M.A.

Professor of History and Social Sciences

Mildred Singer

Director of Expression and Physical
Education

Dora Shepard

Secretary and Instructor in Business
Course

*Christixe Hexkel
Teacher of J nice

*R0SA MUI.I.ER

Teacher 0/ Piano

*C0RXELIA HrOWXI.EE

Director of Music and Teacher of Piano

*Not in picture.

Par/c Til l ntihdiK

faculty

LuLA Darrington Joxes
Director of Art

Beva jMcMilliv
Teacher of J io/in

Sara Julia King, A.B.
Instructor in Ro/ZKincc l.iiii<^ii/i'^es

Carrie Fall Bexsox
Lihnirhui

Carmei. Glass
i\I(inri<[er of Post Office and Book Store

*\"ALEXA J. \'()UXGBI.()()D

Dietitian

*Mrs. Seabrook
Hostess

^Not in picture.

I'uiji: 1' II I III II t II- 11

Qlasses

I83i EiJfic (L)jmxiAJui(ff&

Miss Mii.dri-:o Sixc;er
Class Sponsor

Sara Ci.mjh Hutchixs
Coiiuvton , Gt'orvia
B.S. Science
A K

Class President (4) ; QuAD-
RAXGLE Staff (4) ; Inter-Sorority
Council (4) ; Phi Beta Chi (3,
4), Presiilent (4) ; Dramatic Club
( ^. 4) ; Glee Club ( ^, 4) ; Eng-
lish Club (3, 4) ; Art Club (4)
Class Basket-ball (4); Varsity
Baseball (4) ; Archery Team (4)
Soccer (4) ; Track (3, 4) ; Shorter
College (1); Lucy Cobb (2).

/'(/.(/{ Tiriiitii-flce

'Q^c 1931

AuRELiA Adams
Daniehville , Georgia
A.B. Romance Languages
A 4> A

Student Council (4), Vice-
President {^) Y. W. C. A. Cab-
inet (i, 2); Societas Minervae
(i, 2, 3), Vice-President (3);
English Club (2, 3, 4) ; Le Cercle
Francais (3, 4); El Circulo
P^.spanol (3, 4); Art Club (4);
Glee Club (i, 2, 4); Daughters'
Club ( ^, 4) ; Inter-Sororitv Coun-
cil (2); Basket-ball (?): Mav
Day (2, 3).

IMiLDRED Mae Blackmon

G reeiiville, Georgia
A.B. Romance Languages
K * A

Le Cercle Francais (3, 4) ; El
Circulo Fspanol (4) ; Town Girls'
Club (4); May Day (2, 3):
Secretar\'-"rreasurer of Class (s) ;
G. S. T. C. (i).

Puyc Tircnty-six

1831" 3hr

Mary Annette Branton
East Point, Georgia
B.S. English
K $ ^

English Club (3, 4) ; Phi Beta
Chi (4) ; Glee Club (2) ; Mav
Dav (2, 0 ; G. S. T. C. (i).

Chrystal Carley
LaG range, Georgia
A.B. Mathematics

Mathematics Club (2, 3, 4)

Town Girls' Club (i, 2, 3, 4)

El Circulo Espanol (i, 2, ^, 4)
May Day (3).

Paije I'ltfiitn-seven

^6 1931

1^.

Neva Caudle
LaGran^c , Georj^ia
A.B. Mathematics
4> 2 0

Expression Diploma (4) ; Dra-
matic Club (3, 4), President (4) ;
Mathematics Club (3, 4), Secre-
tary (4) ; Eng;lish Club (4) ;
Daufjhters' Club (4) ; Town
Girls' Club 4); Who's Who
(4) ; May Dav (3) ; G. S. T. C.
(I, 2).

Catherixe Chastaix
Manchester, Geoifrja
A.B. Romance Lanj^uages
A <!> A

Quadrangle Staff (3, 4) ; Le
Cercle Francais (i, 2, 3, 4), Vice-
President (3) ; El Circulo Espanol
(3, 4) ; Enp;lish Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ;
Art Club (4); Honor Club (3);
Inter-Sorority Council (4), Presi-
dent (4) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet,
Secretary (2) ; Vice-President Stu-
dent Government (?) ; Class Bas-
ket-ball (3, 4) ; Track (4).

/'(/(/' 'liirntij-eir/ht

1831 S')h

EvELvx Margaret Copelax
Is orcross . Georgia
A.B. English
A K

W W. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; En^z-
lish Club (3, 4), President (4);
Le Cercle Francais (3, 4); El
Circulo Espanol (3, 4) ; Art Club
(4) ; Daughters of Divinity (1,2,
3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4);
Town Girls" Club (2, 3) ; Student
Council (2) ; Basket-ball (2, 4) ;
V'oUey Ball (2); Soccer (4);
Scroll Reporter for Senior Class
(4).

Virginia Gordo Davis
LaGrange , Georgia
A.B. English
A * B

President of Student Govern-
ment (4), Secretary (3) ; Honor-
ary Member "i". W. C. A. Cabinet
(4) ; Diploma in Expression (4) ;
Quill Drivers' Club (2, 3, 4) ;
Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-
President (3); English Club (2,
3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (2);
Societas Minervae (i, 2); Quad-
rangle Staff (3); Philomathian
Club (3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer

(3) ; Daughters' Club (3, 4);
Honor Club (i, 2, 3) ; May Day
(i, 2, 3); Inter-Sorority Council

(4) .

Payt Twtntii-nine

1931

Virginia Emory
LaGrange, Georgia
A.B. Romance Languages
K T 0

Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; Le
Cercle Francais (3, 4); Town
Girls' Club ( ^, 4), President (4) ;
G. S. T. C. (i, 2).

Martha Jane Estes
Senoia, Georgia
A.B. History
K $ A

Societas Minervae (2), Vice-
President (2); Glee Club (i, 2,
3, 4), Secretarj' (4); Student
Government Representative (i),
Treasurer (2); Y. W. C. A.
Cabinet (3, 4) ; Class Vice-Presi-
dent (3); Class Secretary-Treas-
urer (4) ; International Relations
Club ( ^ 4) ; Phi Beta Chi (4) ;
Class Basket-ball (3, 4).

Pa<ie Thirty

1831 ^ht

Mary E. Grimes
LaG range , Georgia
A.B. English
K T

Le Ccrcle Francais (2, 3, 4) ;
El Circulo Espanol ( 4) ; Erifi-
lish Club (2, 3, 4) ; Art Club ( i,
2 4) ; Town Girls' Club (i, 2,
3, 4); Who's Who (3); Art
Diploma (2) ; Agnes Scott ( i ).

Robbie Whitfield Hadley
Chipley, Georgia
A.B. English

Diploma in Art (4); Quad-
rangle Staff (4); Art Club (i,
2, 3, 4), President (3, 4), Vice-
President (2); English Club (
4) ; C. G. Club (4) ; El Circulo
Espanol (3, 4) ; \. W. C. A.
Cabinet (3) ; Latin Club (i, 2).

Thiitij-one

,^31

Carolyn Hairston
LaG range, Georgia
A.B. Histon'
A $ B

May Day (i, 3); Societas
Alinervae ( i, 2, 3) ; International
Relations Club (3, 4) ; English
Club (3) ; President of Class (3),
Vice-President (2) ; Quill Drivers'
Club (4); Dramatic Club (i, 2,
3, 4); Quadrangle Staff (3);
Glee Club (2, 3) ; Town Girls'
Club (4) ; Daughters' Club (4).

Mary Grace Landrum
Waleska, Georgia
A.B. History

Student Council (4) ; El Circulo
Espanol (3, 4) ; International Re-
lations Club (3, 4), President
(4) ; Art Club (4) ; Reinhardt
Club (3, 4) ; Reinhardt College
(I, 2).

1831 t

Mary Love joy
LaGrange, Georgia
A.B. Science
K T 0

Dramatic Club (3, 4) ; Phi Beta
Chi (3, 4), Vice-President (4) ;
Mathematics Club (3, 4); Town
Girls' Club (3, 4); Daughters'
Club (3, 4) ; Randolph-Macon
( I ) ; Agnes Scott ( 2 ) .

Katie McLaughlin
Senoia, Georgia
B.S. History
A K 0

Reinhardt College (i); Inter-
national Relations Club (3, 4);
English Club (3, 4) ; Phi Beta
Chi (3, 4) ; Daughters of Divinity
(2, 3, 4); Reinhardt Club (2, 3,
4) ; Wearers of L. C. (2, 3, 4) ;
Athletic Council (4) ; Basket-ball
(2, 3, 4) : Volley Ball (2, 3) :
Baseball (2, 3, 4); Soccer (4);
Archery (4) ; Hiking Captain ( ^,
4).

1931

Dorothy Gordon Neal
If est Point, Georgia
A.B. History
<I> 2 0

Societas Minervae (i, 2, 3, 4) ;
International Relations Club (3,
4) ; English Club (3, 4) ; Quad-
rangle Staff (2) ; Quill Drivers'
Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Editor of The
Scroll (4) ; Class Officer (2, 4) ;
May Day (i, 2, ^) ; Town Girls'
Club (4) ; Glee Club ( i, 2, 3) ;
Daughters' Club (3, 4) ; Inter-
Sorority Council (4).

Margaret Frances Thomason
Atltinta, Georgia
A.B. Romance Languages
K <!> A

Y. W. C.

President of
Daughters of
President ( ? ) ;
4) ; Glee Club
Francais (3,
El Circulo
T. C. (I, 2)

A. Cabinet (4) ;
Orchestra (4) ;
Divinity (3, 4),
English Club (3,
(3, 4) ; Le Cercle
4) , President (4) ;
spanol ( 4) ; G. S.

Patje Thirty-four

1831 S)!^

Edith Tray lor
LaGrangc, Georgia
A.B. Romance Languages
K T 0

Editor-in-Chief of the Quad-
rangle (4) ; Quadrangle Staff
(3, 4) ; Who's Who (4) ; Le
Cercle Francais (2, 3, 4), Secre-
tan'-Treasurer (3); El Circulo
Espanol (4) ; Societas Minervae
(2); Town Girls' Club (i, 2, 3,
4); English Club (i, 2, 3);
Honor Club ( i , 2, 3 ) .

AIary Winifred Walker
Atlanta, Georgia
A.B. Latin
A <I> A

President of Y. W. C. A. (4),
Representative (3); Honorary
Member of Student Council (4) ;
Societas IVIinervae (2, 3, 4), Presi-
dent (2, 3) ; Le Cercle Francais
(3, 4) ; Art Club (4) ; Philoma-
thian Club (4) ; Vice-President
Athletic Council (s). Representa-
tive (i) ; C. G. Club (2, 3. 4) :
Wearers of L. C. (i, 2, 3) ; Bas-
ket-ball (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Baseball (i,
2, 3, 4) : Volley Ball ( i, 2, 3) :
Hiking Captain (2, 3, 4) ; Archer\-
(4) ; Soccer (4).

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Page Thirty -five

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1931

Inez Bartley
LaG range, Georgia
Expression Diploma

Town Girls' Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ;
Glee Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Dramatic
Club (i, 2, 3, 4); English Club
(4).

LiLLA Louise Sutton
Ocilla, Georiria
Diploma in Piano
A K 0

President of Special Class (^);
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (2, 3) ; Glee
Club (2, 3) ; Art Club (3) ; Inter-
Sorority Council (2, 3) ; May Day
(i, 2)': Who's Who (3).

Sara Penomia Ware
H (ji;ansviUe , Geo r<ria
Diploma in Piano

English Club (4) ; Town Girls'
Club (1,2, 3, 4) ; Dramatic Club
(4) ; Glee Club (i, 2).

Page Tliirtij six

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'junior Qlass

Mr. Weston L. Murray
Class Sponsor

Alleyn Boyle
President
East Point. Georgia

Pauline Roberts
Vice-President
If inder, Georgia

Aldyne Jordan
Secretary-Treasurer
Royston, Georgia

Ruth Adams
LaGrange , G eorgia

ViRGINLA AlSOBROOK
LaGrange, Georgia

Mary Ellen Aycock
Farrnin gton , Georgia

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Junior Class

Lucy Barrett
Commerce , Georgia

Ora AIae Bowles
Fairfax, Alabama

Netelle Carley
LaGran<[e, Geor{^ia

Carolyn Channelle
Jeffe rs n nville . Ge o r^'ia

Nell Cole
East Point, Georgia

LORENE DaNIELL

/ ilia Rica. Georgia

Elizabeth Dunbar
Byron, Georgia

*Kathryn Cline
LaG range. Georgia

'Mary Clyde Robinson
LaGrange . Georgia

*N()t in picture.

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Junior Qlass

Matilee Dunn
Warm Springs, Georgia

Elizabeth Fort
Hamilton , Georgia

Evelyn Galloway
IVaverly Hall, Georgia

Hlxie Gentry
Dublin, Georgia

Kathryn Gudger
Cluitsu'orth , Georgia

Helen Hamilton

Hogansville. Georgia

Mabel Henslee
East Point. Georgia

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junior Class

Phelicia Jenkins
LaGrange, Georgia

Frances Kimbrough
haGrans^e , Georgia

Lena Loyd
L/iGr(i}ifre, Georgia

Sue AIathison
Hamilton, Alabama

Elizabeth Merritt
Emory University , Georgia

Dorothy Morton
A thens, Georgia

Virginia Moseley
Danielsville, Georgia

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Junior Class

Ruth Murphy
Pf es/ Point, Georgia

Louise Priddy
LaG ran^e, Georgia

Helen Robertsox
BoiL'ersville, Georgia

Katherine Rogers
Alounfz'ille, Georgia

Emily Sewell
Tallapoosa, Georgia

Louise Traylor
LaG range, Georgia

Aline White

nila Rica, Georgia

I'djjr Fiirtii-onc

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ophomore Qlass

Miss Sara King
Class Sponsor

Thelma Dunbar
President
Byron, Georgia

Mary Johnson
Vice-President
West Point, Georgia

Sarah Lee Payne
Secretary-Treasurer
Duluth, Georgia

Winifred Adams
Danit'lsville, Georgia

Nellie Sue Bailey
LaGrange, Georgia

m

Sophomore Qlass

Anna Rosa Bond
Jackson, Georgia

Carolyn Brooks
Jesup, Georgia

Jean Cotton
Palmetto, Georgia

Kathleen Ellis
Atlanta, Georgia

Katherine Glass
LaGrange, Georgia

Emmeline Goulsby
Atlanta, Georgia

*Annie Jane Prather
LaGrange, Georgia

* Mart ha Smith
LaGrange, Georgia

^Not in picture.

Pufic Fort ihjtiiir

Sophomore Qlass

Lelia Ann Greene
L (I Fay ette, Geo rgia

ESTELLE HaGAN

Rockmart , Georgia

Thelma Harden
Iloi^ansvillc. Georg \a

Rebecca Hart
College Park, Georgia

Margaret Hayes
A (lairsville , Georgia

Inez Hili,
.Manc h es ter. Ge o rgia

Frances James
Ellijay, Georgia

Lois Jones
Eustis, Florida

Rebecca Kidd
LaGranire , Georgia

Emily Smith
Monticello , Georgia

Leila Tanner
Laivrencei'ille , Georgia

Sarah Whitaker
Greensboro , Georgia

Thelala White
Rockniart , Georgia

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freshman Qlass

Miss Belle K. Stewart
Class Sponsor

Mildred Webb
President
i\Iarie/ta, Georgia

Carolyn Sue Traylor
Vice-President
LaG range , Georgia

LoxxiE Reece Couch
Treasurer
inder, Georgia

Helen Bowers

Secretary
Royston, Georgia

Elizabeth Hall
Fairburn, Georgia

Elma Cowan
Social Circle, Georgia

Cleve Wilson
Harticell , Georgia

Evelyn Varner
Carrollton , Georgia

*LouiSE Hawkes
If est Point, Georgia

Ruth Jinks
Jackson, Georgia

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*Not in picture.

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freshman (^lass

Sarah Boxd
Jackson, Geor<;ia

*MiLi)RED Parker
LaGrange , Georgia

*Marv Florence Moore
LaGrange , Georgia

Rosalind Wingard
Rome, Georgia

*Helen Barker
LaGrange, Georgia

Vera Orr
Rome, Georgia

Daisy McCurrv
llartwell, Georgia

*Ella Mae Thornton
LaG range , Georgia

Ruth Dempsey
Jt/anta. Geori^ia

Alice Lovern
Neiciiaii. Georgia

Peggy McCay
Decatur, Georgia

Patsy ]VIcCay
Decatur, Georgia

Ruth Ingram
iS^ // a rps h u rg, Ge o rgia

VONICE RiTCH

Jesup, Georgia

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*Not in picture.

PiKjc Forly-i'iuht

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freshman (^lass

Wii.LiE Mak Walker

Duhlin. Georfr'ui

Frances Crawford
Tall dpi) (jsa . Gc(jri;ia

]\Iary Peavy
Byron, Georgia

*]\IiLDRED Strickland
LaGrange, Georgia

Frances Benton
J cfferson , Georgia

Virginia Milam
LaGrnnge , Georgia

*Margaret Culberson
LaGrange , Georgia

Sara Lane
LdGraiige , Georgia

*Florrie McCrummen
LaG range. Georgia

Rosa Fling
LaGrange , Georgia

*Grace Robinson
LaGrange. Georgia

Edith Goforth
LaGrange , Georgia

Edna Holeman
Sargent, Georgia

Catherine Nichols
Gathden , J laht. iiia

*Not in picture.

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Page Fifty

Special Qlass

*lVIiss Christine Hexkel
Class Sponsor

LiLLA Sutton

President
U til Id, Georgia

Pauline Bond
Vice-President
Eastman, Georgia

Inez Bartley
Secretary-Treasurer
LaGran^e , Georgia

Frankie Cole
Rome, Georgia

*Elmina Wade
LaG range, Georgia

*Mabel White
Chipley, Georgia

*Not in picture.

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Special Class

Frances Eberhart
^1 tlanta, Georgia

Clara Huey
LaG range, Georgia

Mary Pendergrass
Jefferson, Georgiri

Sara Ware
// ogansville, Georgia

/'(/(/( Fifti/tiro

c^lumnae^

1

^Yj^jS ajfecdonately dedicate this sec-
tion of ^he Quadrangle to 'Pro-
fessor ^fus "W. ("Unc/e "Ku/us")
Smith who for thirty years (1885-1915)
was L. Q.'s guiding spirit and whose
influence is still felt in the lives of those
fortunate ones who were under his ad-
ministration and in the lives of us u ho
can hut follow his noble example.

One hundred years of "T^rogress

1831 The LaGranpe Female Academy, from which LaGrani^e College had its be-
j^inninij, was [granted its charter.

1833-1835 Rev. Thomas Stanley, President.

1835-1843 Mr. John Park, President. Two of his grandchildren now reside in La-
Grange, Mrs. T. G. Polhill, active in Alumnae work and Dr. Emory Park,
college physician.

1843-1857 "Sir. Joseph T. Montgomery, President.

1843 Academy property and also now famous College Hill property was bought by
Joseph T. Montgomery and brothers.

1847 Old Academy's name changed to LaGrange Female Institute.

1850 The Alontgomery brothers began to carry out their original plan of having
the entire school on the "Hill."

1851, July 4 C(;rner-stone of the new administration building w;;s laitl.

1852 The Institute became LaGrange Female College with the right to issue diplomas
for four gears' work.

1856 Entire college property sold to the North Georgia Conference for $60,000.

1857- 1858 Rev. W. G. Connor, President.
1859, Sept. -Dec. Rev. J. W. Sasnett, President.

1859- i8fco Rev. W. A. Harris, President.

1860- 1863 Rev. G. J. Pearce, President.

i860 On the night of March 28, i860, the Administration Building was burned.
The fire, however, did not interfere with the routine of college work; the stu-
dents were removed to the old Academy Building which stood about where
the heme of Judge W. W. burner now stands on Broad Street. Classes were
conducted here.

Followed the dark days of the War Between the States and a gap in the history
of LaGrange College.

1866- 1867 Rev. Armstrong, President.

1867- 1869 Professor I. F. Cox, President. LaGrange Female College was combined

w ith Southern Fem.ale College.

l'(i(/r Fifti/xi.r

1869-1871 Rev. Mori^an Callaway, D.D., President.
1872, Jan. -Nov. Rev. E. P. Burch, President.
1872-1874 Mr. J. T. Johnson, President.
1875-1881 Rev. J. R. IVIayson, President.

1879 College re-opened on the "Hill." The Auditorium liuilding and a new
Dormitory, later named Oreon Smith Biiildin<:, in memory of Mrs. Rufus
W. Smith, were completed.

1881-1885 Rev. J. W. Heidt, U.D., President.

1885- 191 5 Professor Rufus W. Smith, President. Reijular department of educa-
tion was installed.

1887 Annex was added to the Dormdtcjry, containing twenty-eight hedrooms, a
dining hall and kitchen. Also system of water works was installed.

1889 Electric lights were put in.

191 1 A new Dormitory, Harriet Hawkes Memorial Hall, wrs erected in memory
of the mother of Mr. A. W. Hawkes, who donated $10,000. This huilding
included a library, class rcom.s and a well equipped gymnasium.

191 5, Jan. -June Professor Alwyn Smith (acting President).

191 5-1920 IVIiss Daisy Davies, first woman President.

19 1 5 Became LaGrange College instead of LaGrange Female College.

19 1 7-191 8 Plan of Student Government was adopted.

1920 Mr. W. E. Thompson, President.

1922 Endowment campaign begun.

1929 The Warren A. Candler Home was presented to LaGrange College by Samuel
Candler Dobbs, Chairman of the Board of trustees.

1930 At commencement there was rejoicing when a gift of $25,000 from S. C.
Dobbs was announced.

1930 The Maidee Smith Garden was presented to the College in honor of Miss
Maidee Smith.

1930 The Senior Class made a trip to Washington, D. C, thus establishing a cus-
tom which we hope can be followed by each succeeding Senior Class.

1931 LaGrange College's Centennial Celebration will be held in October.

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A Pa^e front an Olil (J uatlrtuigle.

A Representative of L. C.'s Graiidehildren ,
ToMMYE Elizabeth Cooley, daufjhter of B. A. (Teasley) Cooley
(Class of 1924).

Organizcitions

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"^onor Qluh

Catherine Chastain
'30

LORENE DaNIELL
'29, '30

Kathleen Ellis
'30

SENIORS

Edith Traylor
'28, '29, '30

JUNIORS

Louise Traylor
'29, '30

SOPHOMORES

Gordo Davis
'28, '29, '30

Hixie Gentry
'30

Katherine Glass
'30

Election to the Honor Club is the highest distinction that can he conferred upon
a student. Elifribility to this club is conditioned upon the literary hours taken and
the character and academic standing of the student. It was established at the recom-
mendation of the Faculty, January, 1924.

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Student Qovemment (Association

Student Qouncil

OFFICERS

Gordo Davis President

Elizabeth Mkrritt I'ice-President

Mabel Henslee J'iee-Presidrnt

HixiE Gentry Seeretary

Mary Johnson Treasurer

Mary Walker . . . Honorary Member

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REPRESENTATIVES

Grace Landrum Senior Ch,

AuREi.iA Adams Senior Class

Winifred Adams Sophomore Class

Ruth McCay Fresh man Class

Elma Cowan Freshman Class

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OFFICERS

Mary Walker President

Ai.iNE White ] "ice-President

Winifred Adams Secretary

Nell Cole Treasurer

Gordo Davis Honorary Member

Frances Eberh ART .... f reshman Re prcsentatwe

Virginia Emory \
Katherine Glass \

ToiLii Girls' Representatives

The Y. W. C. A. is an association for all students who feel the desire to gain
"a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God." It is the duty of
the Cahinet to interpret the desires of the membership and co-operate in making "this
life possible f(jr all people."

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COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

Martha Jane Estes Devotional Cluiirman

Katherixe Rogers Finance Chair mau

LiLLA Sutton Social Service Chairman

Alleyn Boyle Recreational Chairman

Evelyn Copelan irorld Fellowship Chairman

Lucy Barrett Tea Room Chairman

Margaret TH0^L\S0N .... Music Chairman
Emily Sewell .... Publicity Chairman

Paijc Sixtu-sccen

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1!dith Traylor Editor-'m-Chiei

Catherine Chastaix Business Mdnasrer

Pauline Roberts Assistant Editor

Elizabeth Merritt Photoi^rtiphic Editor

Matilee Dunn i dvertisin^ Manaircr

Lelia Greene .... Assistant A dvertising AIana<^er

Helen Robertson Literary Editor

Sara Clyde Hutchins . Cluh and Eenture Editor
Virginia AIoseley . . Cireulation Manager
Miss Dora Shei'ard . Eaculty Adiisor
Robbie Hadley . . Art Editor

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OFFICERS

Dorothy Neal Editor-in-Chief

Paui.ixe Roberts Business Manairir

HixiE Gentry Circulation Rlanaj^er

Emmeline GoULSBY Advertisinsr Manager

Sara Lee Payne Assistant Advertising Manager

Helen Robertson Alumnae Editor

Carolyn Hairston . . . Club and Feature Editor

Louise Traylor Proof Reader

Kathleen Ellis . . . Exchange Editor
Dorothy Morton . . . Joke Editor
Miss Helen Harriet Salls, Sponsor

HONORARY MEMBERS
Gordo Davis Mabel Henslee

Elizabeth Merritt

1 he Quill Drivers' Club edits the college newspaper, The Scroll, thereby giving
its members training in journalism.

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OFFICERS

ROBEIE Hadley President

Emily Sewell J'ice-Fresident

LciS Jones Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Lulu Joxes Sponsor

MEMBERS

AuRELiA Adams Sara Clyde Hutchins

Catherixe Chastaix Grace Landrum

Evelyx Copelax Emily Smith

Mary Grimes Lilla Suttox

Rebecca Hart Mary Walker

HONORARY MEMBERS
Dr. Katherixe Wm.sox Miss Belle K. Stewart

J'anc Sei riity

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OFFICERS

Helex Robertson President

Mary Lovejoy flre-PresiJent

Neva Caudle Secretary-Treasurer

Mr. E. a. Baii.ey Sponsor

MEMBERS

Mary Ellen Aycock Helen Hamilton

Chrystal Carley Thelma Harden

Netelle Carley Aldyne Jordan

ToMMiE Dunbar Emily Sewell

Sara Whitaker

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OFFICERS

Neva Caudle President

Mabei, Hexslee J "ice-President

AIatii.ee Dunn Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Mildred Singer Director

V^IRGINIA AlSOBROOK

Mary Ellen Aycock
Inez Bartley
Alleyn Boyle
Carolyn Channelle
Frankie Cole

LORENE DaNIELL

Gordo Davis
ToMMiE Dunbar
Emeline Goulsby
Carolyn Hairston

MEMBERS

Helen Hamilton
Mary Lovejoy
Sara Clyde Hutchins
Aldyne Jordan
Dorothy Morton
Virginia Moseley
Mary Pendergrass

VONICE RiTCH

Catherine Rogers
Elmina Wade
Sara Ware

Pain Xirciitii-t ini

Pafjr Seventy-three

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OFFICERS

Sara Clyde Hutchins President

Elizabeth Dunbar Vice-President

Ora Mae Bowles Secretary-Treasurer

Kathryn Gudger Scroll Reporter

MEMBERS

Mary Ellen Aycock Phelicla Jenkins

Mary Branton Frances Kimbrough

Matilee Dunn Mary Lovejoy

Martha Jane Estes Emily Sewell

Elizabeth Fort Helen Robertson

Evelyn Galloway Elmina Wade

SPONSORS

Miss Belle Katherine Stewart Mr. E. A. Bailey

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"^he "Teppy Sailors''

OFFICERS

MaRCARKT ThoMASON Prcsirll'llt

Al.lNE White Vice-President

N ELL Cole Secretarv-lrersurer

Miss Beva McMillan Director

MEMBERS

Elizabeth Merritt Lucy Barrett

Mabel Hexslee Anna Rosa Bond

Alleyn Boyle Virginia Moseley

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OFFICERS

Virginia Moseley President

Pauline Bond ['ire-President

Martha Jane Estes Serrrtary

Pauline Roberts Treasurer

MEMBERS

AuRELiA Adams Emkline Goulsby Mary Pendergrass

Inez Hartley Pauline Roberts Vonice Ritch

Anna Rosa Bond Aline White Emily Sewell

Carolyn Brooks Catherine RoGf;RS Emily Smith

Netelle Carley Helen Hamilton Margaret Thomason

Carolyn Channelle Elizabeth Hall Frances Benton

Katherine Cline Thelma Harden Mildred Webb

Frankie Cole Louise Hawkes Mabel White

Nell Cole Mabel Henslee Alleyn Boyle

Frances Eberhart Sara Clyde Hutchins Ruth Ingram

Martha Jane Estes Rebecca Kidd Daisy McCukry

Mary Florence Elizabeth Merritt Lilla Sutton

Virginia Moseley

Pane iSereiiti/seren

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Le Circle Francois

OFFICERS

Margaret Thomason President

Ruth Adams J'ice-Presidcnt

Kathleen Ellis Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Maude Helen Duncan Sponsor

AuRELiA Adams

Catherine Chastain
Katherine Glass

Annie Jane Prather
Thelma Harden

HixiE Gentry

Evelyn Copelan
Mary Walker
Lois Jones

MEMBERS

Helen Robertson
Thelma Dunbar

Mildred Blackmon
Mary Johnson

Edith Traylor

Carolyn Brooks

Katherine Cline
Mary Grimes

Virginia Emory

FACULTY MEMBERS
Dr. Katherine Wilson Miss Sara King

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OFFICERS

Grace Landrum President

Elizabeth Merritt J'iee-President

Kathryn Gudger Secretary-Treasurer

Mr. Weston L. Murray Sponsor

MEMBERS

Lucy Barrett Frances Kimbrough

Ora Mae Bowles Lena Loyd

Katherine Cline Sue Mathison

Lorene Daniell Dorothy Morton

ALartha Jane Estes Virginia Moseley

Elizabeth Fort Katie McLaughlin

Evelyn Galloway Dorothy Neal

Hixie Gentry Pauline Roberts

Carolyn Hairston Helen Robertson

Mabel Henslee Katherine Rogers

I'mii- St r<'iiti/-iiiiic

Societal (fMlnewae

OFFICERS

HixiE Gentry President

Catherine Rogers J iee-President

Lei.ia Greene Secretary-Treasurer

Dr. Katherine Wilson Sponsor

Alleyn Boyle

Carolyn Brooks
Nell Cole

MEMBERS

Helen Hamilton
Rebecca Hart

Mary Johnson

Lorene Daniell

Catherine Glass

Aline White

Rebecca Kidd

Mary Walker

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OFFICERS

Mary Johxsox President

Dorothy Neal J'he-President

Dorothy ^VIorton Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Maidee Smith Sponsor

MEMBERS

Florrie McCrummex
Virgixia Milam
He LEX Barker
Aurelia Adams
Sara Laxe

WixiFRED Adams
Alleyn Boyle
Gordo Davis

Netelle Carley
Neva Caudle

Carolyx Sue Traylor
Carolyx Hairstox

Elizabeth Hall

FACULTY MEMBER
Miss Sara King

Ruth Ixgram

Lelia Axx Greexe

Paye Eiijht ii-onc

Flower: Moon Floiuer Watchword: Tivclve Bells

Color: Cerise and Silver

iMoTTO: IJ'hen Duty ivhispers lou\ "Thou ?nust."
The C. G. replies. -Oh. Yeah."

OFFICERS

Helen Robertson President

Winifred Adams, "Pey;" I'ice-President

HixiE Gentry, "Hiskie" Secretary-Treasurer

Mrs. Valena J. Youngblood Sponsor

MEMBERS

Mary Walker, "Jane" Katherine Rogers, "Kay"

Robbie Hadley, "Bobbie" Emeline Goulsby, "Bunny"

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OFFICERS

Elizabeth Merritt President

Mabel Henslee J'ice-President

Nell Cole Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Mary Branton Frances Eberhart

Margaret Thomason Ruth McCay

Alleyn Boyle Martha McCay

Rebecca Hart Mildred Webb

Mary Walker Emeline Goulsby

Ruth Dempsey

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OFFICERS

Virginia Emory President

Chrystal Carley J "ue-P resident

Katherine Glass Secretary-Treasurer

, MEMBERS

SENIORS

Inez Hartley Mary Grimes Dorothy Neai.

^ Mildred Blackmon Carolyn Hairston Edith Tkaylok

Neva Caudle Mary Lovejoy Elmixa Wade

JUNIORS

Rlth Adams Peggy Jenkins Ruth Murphy

Netelle Carlky Frances Kimbrough Louise Priddy

Virginia Alsobrook Lena Loyd Mary Clyde Robinson

Katherine Cline Louise Traylor

SOPHOMORES

Nellie Sue Bailey Mary F"lorence Jank Prather

Kathleen Ellis Thelma Harden Martha Smith

Rebecca Kidd
FRESHMEN

Helen Barker Edna Holeman Mildred Parker

Margaret Culberson Sara Lane Grace Robinson

Rosa Fling Virginia Milam Mildred Strickland

Edith Goforth Mary Florence Moore Ella Mae Thornton

Clara Huey Florrie McCri'mmen Sue Traylor

Katherine Nichols

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OFFICERS

EvEi.Yx CoPELAN President

Carolyn Chan NELLE ] ice-P resident

Frances Kimbrough Secretary-Treasurer

Virginia Moseley Scroll Reporter

Miss Helen H. Salls Sponsor

MEMBERS

AuRELiA Adams Lorene Daniell Elizabeth Merritt

Ri'TH Adams Gordo Davis Dorothy Neal

\'iK(nxL\ Alsobrook Evelyn Galloway Louise Priddy

Li'cv Barrett Mary Grimes Pauline Roberts

Mary Branton Kathkyn Gudger Mary Clyde Robinson

Alleyn Boyle Robhik Haiii.ey Emily Sewell

Neva Caudle Mabel Henslee Lilla Sutton

Catherine Chastain Sara Clyde Hutchins Margaret Thomason

Kathryn Cline Phlecia Jenkins Louise Traylor

Nell Cole Katie McLaughlin Aline White

HONORARY MEMBERS

Dr. Kathkrine Wilson Mrs. W. V,. Thompson Miss Carrie Fall Benson

Miss Mildred Singer Miss Maude H. Duncan

I'liiir l-Uf/li t ii-fl rc

daughters of ^Divinity

OFFICERS

Margaret Thomason P resident

Helen Hamilton J'ice-President

Evelyn Copelan Secretary-Treasurer

Miss Maidee Smith Sponsor

MEMBERS

Lucy Barrett Inez Hill

Carolyn Brooks Grace Landrum

Carolyn Channelle Sue Mathison

Kathleen Ellis Katie AIcLaughlin

Edith Goforth Katherine Rogers

Elizabeth Hall Mary Walker

Louise Hawkes Evelyn Varner

HONORARY MEMBERS

Dr. Katherine Wilson Miss Sarah King

Mrs. Valena J. \'oungrlood Mrs. S. C. Dobbs

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OFFICERS

Sue AIathisox President

Emeline Goulsby Secretary-Treasurer

Miss AIaidee Smith Sponsor

Winifred Adams
Jean Cotton

Gordo Davis

MEMBERS

Mabel Henslee
Inez Hill

Dorothy Morton

Tommy Dunbar

Mary Walker

Mary Pendergrass

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OFFICERS

Carolyx Channelle President

Grace Landrum Secretdiy-Tretismer

Miss Maude Helen Duncan Spom-or

AuRi:i,iA AUA.MS

Mildred Blackmon
Alleyn Boyle

Chrystal Carley

Catherine Chastain
Evelyn Cop elan
Kathleen F^llis

MEMBERS

ViRGiNL'\ Emory

Evelyn Galloway
Mary Grimes
Rebecca Hart
RoHiUH Hadley

Maroaret Thomason
Edith Trayi.or

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Inter-Sorority (Council

GoRco Davis
Sara Clyde Hutchixs
Catherine Chastain
Elizabeth Merritt
Elizabeth Eort
Alleyx Boyle
Kathryn Gudger

Founded 1927

MEMBERS

A 4) B

A K 0

A * A

K <J> A

2 0

K A K

K T 0

Pauline R()bi;rts
. LiLLA Sutton
Nell Cole
Milcred Blackmon
Dorothy Neal
Sue Mathison
E.meline Goulsby

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Founded 1923
MEMBERS
Seniors

Neva C\udi.e Dorothy Neal

Juniors

Elizabeth Fort Phelicia Jenkins

Sophomores

Caroi.\n I'rooks Rebecca Hart

Fresh //I en

Ruth Ingram Vonice Ritch

Speeifil
Mary Pendergrass

Koippa "Delta Kcippa

Sue Mathison

Mary Ellen Aycock
Lucy Barrett

Founded 1925

MEMBERS

Juniors

Alleyn Boyle

Aline White

Emily Sewell

Mabel Hexslee

LORENE DaNIELL

I' rcshinen

LoNNiE Reece Couch Frances Crawford

Mae Walker

Rosa Fling

}\appa ^au ^heta

Founded 1924

MEMBERS

Seniors

Mary Grimes Edith Traylor

Mary Lovejoy Virginia Emory

Juniors

Louise Traylor Ruth Murphy

Kathryx Gudger

Soplioi/iores
EmELINE G0UI.SBY

Freshmen

Sara Lane Virginia Milam

Carolyn Sue Traylor Louise Hawkes

Katherine Nichols Frances Eberhart

I'djie Xiiu'tD-tito

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Founded 1926

MEMBERS

Seniors

AuRELiA Adams Catherine Chastain

Mary Walker

Juniors

Carolyn Channelle Nell Cole

Evelyn Galloway

Sophor/iores

Winifred Adams " Lois Jones

Pauline Bond Sarah Lee Payne

Mary Johnson Thelma White

Estelle Hagan

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cSMpha Kappa ^heta

Founded 1906; 19 19
Motto: If In 11 fun ami duty clash, let duty go to smash,

MEMBERS

Seniors

Evelyn Copelan Katie McLaughlin

Sara Clyde Hutchins Lilla Sutton

J uniors

Matilee Dunn Helen Robertson

Sophomores

Emily Smith Sara Whitaker

Freshtnen

Helen Bowers Ruth Dempsey

Elma Cowan Elizabeth Hall

Cleve Wilson

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Mildred Blackmon

Elizabeth Dunbar

Jean Cotton

Frankie Cole
Martha McCay

Specials
Mable White

K^ppa Thi Delta

Founded I 921
MEMBERS
Seniors
Mary Bran ton
Martha Jane Estes

Juniors
Ora Mae Bowles
Sophomores

f res li men
Ruth McCay
Vera Orr
Mary Peavy

Margaret Thomason

Elizabeth Merritt
Thelma Dunbar

Mildred Webb
Rosalind Wingard

Faculty Member
Miss Sara King

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<^lp}ia TKi 'Seta

Gordo Davis

Founded

membp:rs

Seniors
Juniors

Carolyn Hairstox

Pauline Roberts Dcjrothy Morton

Aldvne Jordan Virginia Moseley

Soplioi/iores
Lelia Greene

Fresh /II en
Daisy McCurry

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c^thletics

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OFFICERS

Virginia Moseley '. President

Alleyn Boyle J' ice-President

Pauline Roberts Secretary

Thelma Dunbar Treasurer

REPRESENTATIVES

Katie McLaughlin Senior

Evelyn Galloway Junior

Lois Jones Sophomore

Mary Peavy Freshman

DIRECTOR
Miss Mildred Singer

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"Wearers of L.

Evelyn Galloway

Katie McLaughlin

Sue Mathison

Alleyn Boyle

Sara Lee Payne

Pauline Roberts

Elizabeth Dunbar

Aldyne Jordan

Catherine Rogers

Lucy Barrett

Lois Jones

ALary Walker

Virginia Moseley

Putjv One Iliindicd

Hiking Cluh
Tennis Champions

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J unior-Senior Soccc?- Team
t reshrnan-Sophoiiiore Soccer Team

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LaGrange College

LaGRANGE, GEORGIA

LaGrange College Offers Excellent Edu-
cational 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.

For Catalogue and Further Information

Address

W. E. Thompson, Pres.

LaGrange, Georgia

( l/iui(h((l (111(1 Sirciitrrii

The Dunson Mills

LaGRANGE. GEORGIA

M anufacturers of

Cotton Fabrics

Besides manufacturing high class textiles, The Dunson Mills is inter-
ested 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 building, and a domes- {

tic science department housed in a separate building, especially built and |

equipped, are maintained under the supervision of the most competent |

teachers. For those under school age, there is a beautiful little kinder- t

...

garten, with two teachers, at which there is a daily attendance of from j

sixty to seventy small tots. To enliven the interest 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. I

For recreation of the grown-ups, a brass band, with paid instructor, is {
maintained: a baseball team is fostered and encouraged, and a splendid
ball park, with a grandstand seating one thousand, is provided.

A graduate nurse is regularly employed and on duty in the village {

homes each day, looking after the health of the employees and the families, i

and a $500 life insurance policy is carried free of charge on the life of |

each employee. {

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Callaway s Department Store

W^om^n s and JVlisses Ready-
to -"SK^ ear of the better K.ind

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COLLEGE GIRLS AND TEACHERS SPECIALLY WELCOME

LaGRANGE COLLEGE GIRLS KNOW A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE

ROGERS

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/'((;/( lliiiiilnil mill \iiii tecii

^~J^ HE softest, finest, most luxurious towel ever

made is the Iris towel of cotton chenille. |

Light in weight, more absorbent than any other |

fabric, as soft as summer zephyrs, the Iris offers you j

a new thrill for your bath. You can get them in j
lovely sets from most good merchants.

VALWAY RUG MILLS

Division Callaway Mills !

LaGRANGE, GEORGIA j

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I'tii/i' One lliiiiihiil mill 'J'liiiil/i

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1 STYLE i

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Without Extravagance \

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YOUNG'S ! I

'Ladies Apparel | |

Ever- Growi'n g
Patronage 'Te
Our Story

Phone 16/

111 Ridley Ave.

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COMPLIMENTS

OF

DANIEL
LUMBER
COMPANY

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{ Official Basket-Bails

A Full Line of Gifts

Lee Battery Service

108 Broad Street

LaGrange Hardware Co.

"If It's Hardware We Have It"

R. C. A.

and
MAJESTIC

'THE HOME OF GOOD RADIOS"

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Good Foods

Are essential to producing good liealtli.
strong bodies and active minds.

Tile suiierior quality of foodstuffs sup-
plipd by us are sucb that you will always
want lliat second lielping.

H. L. Singer Company

The Wholesale Fancy Grocers
of Atlanta

122 r.uU St.

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Phone 1167

Sunsliine Dry Cleaners !

We Keep You Looking Your
Best

Better Work

Lower Cost

I'(i(/e One Hundred and T irenty-onc

' S^nd Don t Forget

and the
'pause that refreshes'
for it

'had to be good to get where
it is'

LaGrange
Coca-Cola Co.
i i

WE SOLICIT YOUR
PATRONAGE FOR

VELVET

Ice Cream

LaGrange Ice
Fuel Co.

Citizens Ice
Coal Co.

BIGGER

AND

BETTER

Tke Great American Vali

Ivey Ckevrolet Co.

Sales Service

We Feature

Schloss & Kaho Grocery Company

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The Quality House
Montgomery, Ala.

For

Bigger
and

Better

ICE CREAM CONES ^

Mod ern Dairy Products, {

Inc. I

117 r.ull Street I

I'djjc One J] iiikIiciI mill Tireiiiy-tiru

All knowledge is lost that ends in the mere knowing; for every
truth is a light given us to work by. Gain all the knowledge you can
and then be sure to use it to good purpose. Ruskin.

Let us add that thorough knowledge of the quality and performance
of the Model A Ford car can lead to only one thing ownership.

FINCHER-TRAYLOR COMPANY

Authorized

Dealers

LaGRANGE,

GEORGIA

COMPLIMENTS OF

J. C. PENNEY COMPANY

133 Main Street

LaGrange

Georgia

CouipliiiuMits of

DENNY DRUG COMPANY

l.'tl Main Street
L;i( ;iaii};(' :: Ct orfria

( 'ouipliuKMits of

MR. J. J. MILAM

j ( 'oiupliineiits of

i HUNTER OWEN FURNITURE

} COMPANY

A\'1hii a rich man l()\es tlieni and j
leaves tlieni, lie nsually leaves tlieni i
lilelitv. {

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I'liiK (III! Iliiiuhiil iiitil T lie II t III lire.

The LaG range Bank mg and
Trust Company

Member Federal Reserve System
4^0 Paid on Savings Accounts

Safe De posit Boxes

LaGrange

leorgia

COMPLIMENTS OF

LaGrange Dry Cleaning Plant

200 Broome Street

Phone 129

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I PRETTY HOSIERY

Pretty Slippers
to Match

AT

Bradfield ClotKing Co.

American Slioe SKop

Gus Valeri,
Manager

1 16 Bull Street
LaGrange Georgia
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j'iKli- Our 1 1 II ml II (I mill Tiiiiilii fini)

j Visit the

\ JABLEX THEATRE

! Lincoln Street

I TKL. 11.-! 12

{ The Home of tlie Hist in I'lu.to-
j plays and Talkinj;- rictiires

I Clean, Wholesome Entertainment

1

Parker Furniture Company

McC AINE S i

for

(ilFTS, MILLINERY, SILK

HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR

Hit Main Street

riione "-MIL' IJrantv I'arlor
I .

McCorJ-Stewart Co.

BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES
EASIEST TERMS

COFFEE ROASTERS
ATLANTA. (;i:()H(;iA

$1.00 SAVED IN $5.00

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"Home of Blue Ridge Coffee"

LaGrange Optical Co.

OPTOMETRISTS

OPTICIANS

"Experts in Filling Ocular Prescriptions"

Ouis is an unexcelled optical service, prac-
ticing every modern method known to op-
tical science. POverytliing associated with
the prescribing, furnishing and fitting of eyi-
glasses. The thorough e.xamination and
diagnosing of sight errors is the most im-
portant part of our service.

LaGrange Optical Co., 32 S. Court Square

DAVIS" PHARMACY

"Home of the College Girls"

COURTESY AND SERVICE

J62 i*H( )M-;s uo:;

The FasKion Slioppe

Where things are at the
Peak of Fashion

TOWNS T. GAY

FLORIST

001 (Jreenville Street
I'HONK 105

Flowers for all occasions at
all times

I'lifK (iiK 1/ II 11(1 11(1 (111(1 'I' 11(11 1 i/-fi re

Photographers

to tke 1931 Quadrangle

Elliotts Peacktree Studio

211 Paramount Theatre Building

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

Quality Assortment
Personal Service

HADAWAY
GROCERY
COMPANY

^ff Fancy Groceries
I Fruits and Produce
Vi. :: Meats

800 BROAD STREET |

Xe\ a Ciiiidle : "Did you see Strange
Interlude. Mary dearest?" (Tlie ugly
mutt. I'll bet she eoukln"t get any one
to take her. She would have to mas-
(luerade to get a man.)

]Maiy Lovejdy: "Yes. sweetheart.

and wasn't it g 1 '' " (Iarn eat. she

wants me to ask who took her. Any
(ine who WDUld be her escort would
ha\ e to have his way paid tirst. )

Right by the conrthonse

Is where I hrst made love.

Uight by the courthouse.

With the Stars and Stripes above.

You may think it strange

To nnike l()\-e there,
I'ut love is a game

To bo iilayed on tlic square.

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u A c y

In the production of fine
books, or for that matter,
fine printing of any sort
there must be an adequacy
of

Understanding and experience to plan and inter-
pret Of workers who have mastered their crafts
Of materials of the best quality And of modern
equipment and exact skill in its direction.

Th ese sales and service offices and this manu-
facturing plant are evidences of an inflexible
rule that adequacy must be maintained at

FOOTE & DAVIES COMPANY

ATLANTA, GEORGIA
PRODUCERS
OF FINE
ANNUALS
BOOKLETS

CATALOGS Manufacturing Plant

Birdsong Baking Company

Butter Flake Bread

I'HONE 400

Milam Drug C ompany

"The Firm That Appreciates
Your Patronage"

Compliments of

Hud son Hardware Co. I

SPORTING GOODS

10!) .Main St.

Phoue 204

Compliments of

WALLER BAKING '
COMPANY

Compliments of

NEWMAN LUMBER
COMPANY

211 Main Stroet

Compliments of

LaGRANGE FISH ^
OYSTER CO.

117 Vt'i-iioii Street
Daily Supply

j Compliments of

S. H. Kress ^ Co.

La(ir;nige. Georgia
5c=10c=25c STORE

LaGRANGE GROCERY
COMPANY

Affiliated witli

WEST POINT WHOLESALE
GROCERY COMPANY

(iioi'gia's Largest WliDlesale Groeerf

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