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K^ CHIEFTAIN 

Published by the S^^dents of IjOest Qeorgia Qollege 

Qarrollton, Qeorgia 



Copyright 1935 

FRANCES CRUSE 
Editor-in-Chief 

LOVVORN GLADNEY 
Business Manager 






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ACKNOWLEDGMENT 



The theme of this annual is Mod- 
ern Science. All the drawings for 
this theme were graciously given 
by Mrs. Thomas A. Hart. The Staff 
is deeply indebted to her for the 
co-operation and interest she has 
shown in this student publication. 

The title page represents the 
four basic sciences: physics, biol- 
ogy, chemistry, and astronomy. 
The six division pages have as their 
titles: 

COMMUNICATION 

TRANSPORTATION 

INDUSTRY 

TRAVEL 

EXPLORATION 

ACHIEVEMENT IN MEDICAL 

SCIENCE 



'ioh^ FOREWORD 



As a scientist records all data 



in an experinnent for the 30od 
and pleasure of present and 



future generations, so we re- 



cord in this, the second vol- 



ume of the CHIEFTAIN, ma- 



terial of the present. Herein 



we hope lies the value of this 



book in days to come. 



DEDICATION 



To Robert M. Strozier, who 
has been a wholesome influ- 
ence on the lives of the stu- 
dents, who has shown patient 
interest and sympathetic un- 
derstanding in their welfare, 
who has won their high regard 
and esteem, the Staff in 
grateful appreciation of his 
valuable guidance dedicates 
this second volume of the 
CHIEFTAIN. 




 



ROBERT M. STROZIER 



CONTENTS 



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Irvine S. Ingram, A.B., M.A. 

President 



James Ea40RY Boyd, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 
Professor of Science and Mathematics 

J. C. Bonner, A.B.J. 
Instructor of Social Science 

David M. Braswell, B.A., M.A. 
Director of Physical Education 

Matilda Callaway, B.S.H.E., M.A. 

Professor of Home Economics 
(On leave of absence 1934-35) 

Mable Carpenter, B.S., M.A. 

Secretary 

ZOE CowEN, B.S., M.A. 
Assistant Professor of Education 

Katie Downs, B.S., M.A. 

Supervisor of Training School 

Thomas A. Hart, B.S., M.A. 

Instructor of Biology 

M. E. Howell, B.S.A., B.A., M.A. 
Instructor of Chemistry 



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ADMINISTRATION 



Ruby Jenkins, B.S.H.E. 

Instructor in Home Economics 

R. W. Lavender, B.A. 

Registrar 

LuciEN Emerson Roberts, B.A., M.A. 

Professor of Social Science 

Dorothy St. Clair, B.M., B.F.A. 

Instructor in Music and Art 

Robert M. Strozier, B.Ph., M.A. 

Professor of Romance Languages, 

Dean of Men 

Sara Ward, B.S. 

Dean of Women 

Gordon Watson, B.A., M.A. 

Professor of English 

Annie Belle Weaver, B.A., B.A.L.S. 
Librarian 




W. Fred Gunn, B.S., M.S. 

Dean 

Professor of Education 







PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE 

To West Georgia Students: 

I am sure you join me in congratulating the staff of 
the Chieftain on this edition of the annual. This beau- 
tiful work is indicative of the many phases of student 
life at West Georgia. Around the photographs, scenes 
and suggestions, your memories will ever recall happy 
and pleasant experiences. 

The students at Carrollton have been a select group. 
Their support of and their faith in this young institu- 
tion together with the work of a thoroughly prepared 
and energetic faculty have placed West Georgia Col- 
lege in a coveted rank among the nation's Junior Col- 
leges. 

To the great number of graduates this year, it is 
known that you have the best wishes and the benedic- 
tion of the institution. In fact, you are the institution. 
As you go your several ways, you will only broaden the 
campus and influence of the college. For after all our 
task is "the progressive development of individuals to 
take their place in and improve society." 



Irvine S. Ingram, President. 



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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 



Earle Newman President 



Henry Kitchens Vice-President 



Norwood Floyd . . . Secretary-Treasurer 



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HERSCHEL WHITEHURST 
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Ralph Williamson Franklin 

President 
Glee Club, '34, '35; Basket-ball, '35. 

Billy Thomas CarmUton 

Vice-President 

Secretary-Treasurer Student Body, '34; Chief- 
tain, '35 ; JVest Georgian Staff, '34, '35, 
Humor Editor; Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Vice- 
President, '35; Y. M. C. A., '34; Judge of Rat 
Court, '35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha, '35. 

JuDSON Hearn Franklin 

Secretary and Treasurer 

Varsity Basket-ball, '34, '35; "W" Club, '34, 
'35, President, '35. 

Thelma Andrews Griffin 

"W" Club, '34, '35, Secretary and Treasurer, 
'35; Debating Club, '34, '35; Board of Man- 
agers, '35; Alpha Psi, '34, '35, Treasurer, '34; 
Tennis Team, '34, '35 ; Voluntary Religious 
Association, '35; B. Y. P. U., '34; Hiking 
Club, '35. 

Paul Astin Carrollton 

Chieftain, '35, Business Staff; IF'est Georgian, 
'34, '35; Dramatic Club, '34, '35; Debating 
Club, '34, '35. 

VOLA Ayers Carrollton 

Locke Barksdale Chatsworth 

Transfer Reinhardt College; Chieftain, '35, 
Club Editor; Board of Managers, '35; Volun- 
tary Religious Association, '35. 

Emmie Lou Bell Franklin 

West Georgia College Diploma, Winter Quar- 
ter, '35; Epworth League, '34; Alpha Psi, '35. 



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Lewis Bell Carrollton 

Social Science Club, '35. 

Fae Blackwelder Carrollton 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35; Chemistry Labora- 
tory Assistant, '35. 

Elizabeth Boyd Carrollton 

West Georgian, '35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35 ; 
Social Science Club, '34, '35, President, '35 ; 
French Club, '35 ; Ciceronian Society, '34, '35. 

Eleanor Brisendine Griffin 

Chieftain, '34, Photo Editor; Glee Club, '34, 
'35; West Georgian, '34; Dramatic Club, '34, 
'35, President, '35; Hiking Club, '34, Vice- 
President; Board of Managers, '35; French 
Club, '35; B. Y. P. U., '34; Voluntary Reli- 
gious Association, '35. 

William E. Brown, Jr. . . .... Calhoun 

Chieftain, '35, Feature Editor; West Geor- 
gian, '34, '35, Humor Editor, '34; Hawthorne 
Society, '34, '35 ; Vice-President Athletic Coun- 
cil, '34; Board of Managers, '35, Vice-Presi- 
dent; Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Vice-President; 
Tennis Team, '34. 

Dorothy Brown Fayetteville 

Epworth League, '34; Hiking Club, '34; Alpha 
Psi, '35. 

R. J. Brown Carrollton 

Reba Burnham Carrollton 

French Club, '35. 

Beverley Campbell Carrollton 

Chieftain, '35, Business Staf?; Glee Club, '34, 
'35; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35; "W" Club, '34, 
'35; Varsity Basket-ball, '34; Hawthorne So- 
ciety, '34, '35 ; Tennis Team, '34, '35. 

Mrs. Clifford L. Capps Carrollton 

Social Science Club, '35. 

VoTiCE Carter Carrollton 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35. 

Dora Cartledge Columbus 

Hiking Club, '34; Epworth League, '34; Volun- 
tary Religious Association, '35. 




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Margaret Cheney Carrollton 

Chieftain, '34, '35, Business Staff; West 
Georgian, '34; Alpha Psi, '34, '35, President, 
'34; Glee Club, '34, '35, President, '35; Board 
of Managers, '35 ; Ciceronian Society, '34, '35, 
Vice-President, '35 ; Social Science Club, '35. 

William Collier Woodland 

Glee Club, '34, '35; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35. 

Lillian Collins Austell 

Ciceronian Society, '34, '35 ; Board of Man- 
agers, '35 ; Voluntary Religious Association, '35. 

Horace Cook Carrollton 

Dramatic Club, '35; Debating Club, '34, '35; 
Social Science Club, '35. 

Florence Crawford Tallapoosa 

Chieftain, '35; Glee Club, Secretary, '34, '35; 
Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35 ; Hawthorne Society, 
'34, '35; Epworth League, '34; "Most Attrac- 
tive," '34; Alpha Psi, '35. 

Clarice Cross Chamblee 

President Girls' Student Council, '35 ; Vice- 
President House, '35 ; West Georgian, '35 ; Alpha 
Psi, '34, '35 ; Voluntary Religious Association, 
'35; Hiking Club, '34; Tennis Team, '34. 

Mary Frances Cruse Red Oak 

Chieftain, '34, '35, Business Staff, '34, Editor- 
in-Chief, '35 ; West Georgian, '34, '35, Business 
Staff; Glee Club, '34, '35, Librarian; Alpha Psi, 
'34, '35; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35; Hawthorne 
Society, '34, '35; Hiking Club, '34; B. Y. P. U., 
'34; "Most Versatile Girl," '35. 

Edith Daniell Woodland 

Ovid Davis Milledgeville 

West Georgian, '35, Circulation Manager; De- 
bating Club, '34, '35 ; Dramatic Club, '35 ; 
Ciceronian Society, '34, '35; Y. M. C. A., '34; 
Varsity Baseball, '34. 

Deryll Dickey Calhoun 

Martha Doster Manchester 

President Girls' House, '35; Epworth League, 
'34; French Club, '35; Social Science Club, '34, 
'35, Vice-President, '35; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, 
'35, Secretary, '35. 

Ronald Eaton Canton 



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Mamie Edwards Raymond 

Girls' Student Council, '35; B. Y. P. U., '34; 
Hiking Club, '34; Voluntary Religious Associa- 
tion, '35; Alpha Psi, '34, '35. 

Kress Entrekin Atlanta 

Dramatic Club, '34, '35; Glee Club, '34, '35; 
French Club, '35; "W" Club, '34, '35; Volun- 
tary Religious Association, '35 ; Varsity Base- 
ball, '34; Board of Managers, '35. 

Grace Elder Griffin 

West Georgian, '35 ; Student Council, '35 ; Glee 
Club, '34, '35 ; Board of Managers, '35 ; Hiking 
Club, '34; Voluntary Religious Association, '35; 
Ciceronian Society, '34, '35. 

Blanche Evans Tallapoosa 

Glee Club, '34, '35, Vice-President, '35 ; Haw- 
thorne Society, '34, '35; Epworth League, '34; 
Alpha Psi, '35. 

Pope Fendley Carrollton 

Chieftain, '35, Business Staff; Hawthorne So- 
ciety, '34, '35. 

Sam Fields Carrollton 

"W" Club, '34, '35; Varsity Basket-ball, '34, 
'35; Speedball, '34; Varsity Baseball, '34; 
"Most Athletic Boy," '34, '35 ; Y. M. C. A., '34. 

M. L. Fisher, Jr Carrollton 

Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Business Manager, 
'35 ; Board of Managers, '35 ; Hawthorne So- 
ciety, '34, '35. 

Frances Floyd Plainville 

Glee Club, '34, '35; Board of Managers, '35; 
Dramatic Club, '35; Hawthorne Society, '34, 
'35; Voluntary Religious Association, '35; Hik- 
ing Club, '34; B. Y. P. U., '34. 

Norwood Floyd Plainville 

Secretary-Treasurer Student Body, '35 ; Chief- 
tain, '35, Business Staff; West Georgian, '34, 
'35, Sports Editor, '35; Y. M. C. A., '34; Ep- 
worth League, '34; Hawthorne Society, '34, 
'35 ; Manager Tennis Team and "W" Club, 
'34; Vice-President "W" Club, '35. 

Alma Folsom Carrollton 

Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Secretary, '35; Mu 
Zeta Alpha, '34, '35; French Club, '35; Alpha 
Psi, '35 ; Social Science Club, '35. 

Edna Fuller Carrollton 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35, Vice-President, '35 ; 
Social Science Club, '34, '35, Secretary-Treas- 
urer, '35; French Club, '35; Glee Club, '35. 

Carolyn Geer Douglasville 

Glee Club, '34 ; Board of Managers, '35 ; Cicero- 
nian Society, '34, '35 ; Voluntary Religious As- 
sociation, '35; B. Y. P. U., '34. 





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Louise Geer Douglasville 

Chieftain, '34, Photo Editor; Ciceronian So- 
ciety, '35; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35, Associate 
Secretary, '34; B. Y. P. U., '34, President; 
Board of Managers, '35; Voluntary Religious 
Association, '35. 

William Lovvorn Gladney .... Carrollton 
Chieftain, '34, '35, Business Staff, '34, Busi- 
ness Manager, '35 ; Hawthorne Society, '34, 
'35; "Most Attractive Boy," '34. 

Harvey Glazier Moreland 

President Freshman Class, '34; Chieftain, 
'35, Associate Editor; West Georgian, '35, Busi- 
ness Manager; Debating Club, '34, '35, Vice- 
President, '34; Y. M. C. A., '34, Program 
Leader; Hawthorne Society, '34, '35; Varsity 
Baseball, '34; Varsity Basket-ball, '34; Volun- 
tary Religious Association, '35, President. 

Frances Haddle Douglasville 

Transfer Winthrop College ; Ciceron.an Society, 
'35 ; Pianist of Orchestra, '35. 

Helen Harding Douglasville 

Chieftain, '35, Club Editor; iVest Georgian, 
'35; Girls' Student Council, '35, Secretary; Mu 
Zeta Alpha, '34, '35; Glee Club, '34, '35; 
"Best All-round Girl," '35. 

Tom Harding Douglasville 

Dramatic Club, '35; Board of Managers, '35; 
West Georgian, '35. 

Edwin Harmon Carrollton 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35, Treasurer, '34; Haw- 
thorne Society, '34, '35 ; French Club, '35. 

Roland Harris Dallas 

Chieftain, '35, Club Editor; West Georgian, 
'35; Glee Club, '34, '35; Varsity Basket-ball, 
'35; Board of Managers, '35, Secretary; French 
Club, '35; Social Science Club, '35, Secretary; 
Voluntary Religious Association, '35. 

Harris Hay Carrollton 

Hawthorne Society, '34, '35, Vice-President, 
'35; "W" Club, '34, '35; Manager Men's Glee 
Club, '34; Tennis Team, '34. 

Helen Hays Douglasville 

Transfer LaGrange College; West Georgian, 
'35; Alpha Psi, '35; Glee Club, '35; Voluntary 
Religious Association, '35, Secretary-Treasurer. 

Luta Herndon Carrollton 

Chieftain, '34, '35, Business Staff; Alpha Psi, 
'34, '35, Secretary, '34; Glee Club, '34, '35; 
Tennis Team, '34; Sponsor of Speedball Team, 
'34; Ciceronian Society, '34, '35. 

Eleanor Hobbs Luthersville 

Ciceronian Society, '34, '35 ; Dramatic Club, 
'35; Glee Club, '34; Hiking Club, '34; Volun- 
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Martha Hogan Rome 

Transfer Maryville College; Glee Club, '35; 
Voluntary Religious Association, '35 ; Social Sci- 
ence Club, '35. 

Leroy Hogue Villa Rica 

Elizabeth Hood Jefferson 

Transfer University of Georgia ; Girls' Student 
Council, '35; Alpha Psi, '35; Voluntary Reli- 
gious Association, '35. 

Lois Hunt Cave Spring 

Alpha Psi, '35. 

Albert Jones Winston 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35. 

Lanier Jones Carrollton 

Marguerite Jones Carrollton 

Glee Club, '35 ; Alpha Psi, '34, '35. 

Mary Kilgore J^illa Rica 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35 ; Epworth League, '34 ; 
Hiking Club, '34; Voluntary Religious Associa- 
tion, '35. 

Henry Kitchens Franklin 

Vice-President Student Body, '35 ; IV est Geor- 
gian, '35, Circulation Manager; Debating Club, 
'34, '35; Y. M. C. A., '34; B. Y. P. U., '34; 
Voluntary Religious Association, '35; Mu Zeta 
Alpha, '35. 

Annette Little Newnan 

Alpha Psi, '34, '35; Hiking Club, '34. 

Pauline Longing Woodbury 

West Georgian, '35 ; Alpha Psi, '34, '35, Treas- 
urer, '35; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35; Hiking 
Club, '34; B. Y. P. U., '34; Tennis Team, '35; 
Voluntary Religious Association, '35. 

Evelyn Lovinggood Marietta 

Voluntary Religious Association, '35; Hiking 
Club, '34; B. Y. P. U., '34; Alpha Psi, '35. 




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Mary Teague Lyle Carrollton 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '35 ; Ciceronian Society, '35. 

Verdyne McClung Hiram 

Social Science Club, '34, '35 ; Epworth League, 
'34; "Most Intellectual Girl," '34; French 
Club, '35, President; Mu Zeta Alpha, '35; Stu- 
dent Council, '35, Treasurer. 

Margaret McGee Senoia 

Glee Club, '34, '35 ; Alpha Psi, '34, '35 ; French 
Club, '35; Hiking Club, '34. 

Sue McGee Senoia 

Girls' Student Council, '35 ; West Georgian, 
'35 ; Glee Club, '34, '35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, 
'35; French Club, '35; Alpha Psi, '34, '35. 

Elizabeth McKoy. Newnan 

Glee Club, '34, '35 ; Alpha Psi, '35 ; Girls' Stu- 
dent Council, '35 ; Voluntary Religious Asso- 
ciation, '35; Hiking Club, '34. 

Mary Merritt Cununing 

Transfer Wesleyan ; Chieftain, '35, Feature 
Editor; Dramatic Club, '35; Board of Man- 
agers, '35, President; Voluntary Religious As- 
sociation, '35. 

Laree Milam Fairbum 

Transfer Cox College. 

Martha Millians Neiunan 

French Club, '35; Hiking Club, '34. 

Frances Moore Atlanta 

Lyman Moore Carrollton 

Glee Club, '34, '35, President, '35; Debating 
Club, '34, '35; Social Science Club, '35. 

Macy Murphy De Kalb, Mississippi 

West Georgian, '34, '35; Glee Club, '34; Mu 
Zeta Alpha, '35; Alpha Psi, '35, Secretary; 
Hiking Club, '34; Board of Managers, '35; De- 
bating Club, '34, '35; Epworth League, '34; 
Voluntary Religious Association, '35 ; Dramatic 
Club, '34, '35. 

Earle Newman Wahlo, Florida 

President Student Body, '35; Chieftain, '35, 
Sophomore Editor ; Vice-President Freshman 
Class, '34; "Most Versatile Boy," '35; Dra- 
matic Club, '34, '35 ; Business Manager Men's 
Glee Club, '35. 



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Jack Parker Carrollton 

"W" Club, '34, '35; Social Science Club, '34, 
'35; Mu Zeta Alpha, '35; French Club, '35; 
Varsity Baseball, '34. 

Mildred Parker Cartersville 

Hiking Club, '34; Alpha Psi, '35; Epworth 
League, '34, Vice-President; Voluntary Reli- 
gious Association, '35. 

Florence Parr Atlanta 

Social Science Club, '35; B. Y. P. U., '34. 

Hildred Patrick Griffin 

West Georgia College Diploma, '34 ; Girls' Stu- 
dent Council, '34, Treasurer; Glee Club, '34; 
B. Y. P. U., '34; Alpha Psi, '35. 

Ellen Gladys Perry (Mrs. Don Barfield) . Dublin 
Transfer Abraham Baldwin College; Alpha Psi, 
'35; Hiking Club, '34. 

Mildred Powers Carrollton 

Voluntary Religious Association, '34. 

James Puckett Oakman 

Glee Club, '34, '35, Vice-President, '35 ; Cicero- 
nian Society, '34, '35 ; Y. M. C. A., '34. 

Reese Ragsdale Hiram 

Tennis Team, '34; B. Y. P. U., '34; French 
Club, '35 ; Social Science Club, '35. 

Jane Reagin Carrollton 

Glee Club, '34, '35 ; French Club, '35 ; Social 
Science Club, '34, '35. 

Fred Robinson Carrollton 

Glee Club, '34, '35; Speedball, '34; Coach of 
Soccer, '35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha, '35 ; Voluntary 
Religious Association, '35 ; Ciceronian Society, 
'34, '35. 

Margie Lee Robinson Trion 

Epworth League, '34, Treasurer; Cheer Leader, 
'34; Dramatic Clut, '34, '35; Voluntary Reli- 
gious Association, '35 ; "V^" Club, '35 ; French 
Club, '35 ; Board of Managers, '35 ; Ciceronian 
Society, '34, '35. 

James Roe Carters 

Board of Managers, '35 ; Voluntary Religious 
Association, '35. 








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Mary Frances Sewell Atlanta 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35; Alpha Psi, '34, '35; 
French Club, '35. 

Leeman Simonton Franklin 

Chieftain, '35; Sports Editor; West Geor- 
gian, '35, Associate Editor ; Ciceronian Society, 
'34, '35, President, '35; Debating Club, '34, 
'35 ; Board of Managers, '35 ; Varsity Basket- 
ball, '35. 

Novyce Simonton Carrollton 

Transfer Martha Berry and Bowdon State ; 
Alpha Psi, '35. 

Mary Alice Smith Cartersville 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35 ; Voluntary Religious 
Association, '35; Hiking Club, '34; B. Y. P. U., 
'34, Secretary. 

Elizabeth Snead Fayetteville 

Alpha Psi, '35; Hiking Club, '34. 

William Lanier Spence Adairsville 

West Georgian, '34, '35, Editor-in-Chief, '35; 
Dramatic Club, '34, '35; Glee Club, '35; 
French Club, '35 ; Hawthorne Society, '34, '35, 
President, '35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha, '35. " 

Richard Spence Cave Spring 

Chieftain, '35, Sophomore Editor; Mu Zeta 
Alpha, '34, '35; Hawthorne Society, '34, '35; 
Physical Science Laboratory Assistant, '35 ; 
French Club, '35. 

Ruth Staples Roopville 

Alpha Psi, '35; French Club, '35. 

Sara Inez Suddeth College Park 

Chieftain, '35, Snapshot Editor; Glee Club, 
'34, '35; Hiking Club, '34, President; Debating 
Club, '34, '35 ; Voluntary Religious Association, 
'35 ; Hawthorne Society, '34, '35. 

Martha Thomas Griffin 

West Georgian, '35; Alpha Psi, '34, '35, Vice- 
President, '34, President, '35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha, 
'35 ; Ciceronian Society, '34, '35 ; B. Y. P. U., 
'34, Vice-President; Hiking Club, '34. 

Robert Tillman Carrollton 

Chieftain, '34, '35, Sports Editor, '35; Secre- 
tary-Treasurer Freshman Class, '34; Y. M. 
C. A., '34; "W" Club, '34, '35; French Club, 
'35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35, Treasurer, '35 ; 
Hawthorne Society, '34, '35 ; Cheer Leader, 
'34; Debating Club, '34; "Best All-round Boy," 
'35. 

G. Fielding Towns Mountville 

West Georgian, '35; Dramatic Club, '34, '35; 
Epworth League, '34; Debating Club, '34, '35, 
Parliamentarian, '34, '35; Y. M. C. A., '34, 
President; Social Science Club, '35; Board of 
Managers, '35 ; Voluntary Religious Association, 
'35 ; Ciceronian Society, '34, '35. 



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Charles M. Tuggle Cedartown 

Transfer North Georgia College; Chieftain, 
'35, Snapshot Editor; JVest Georgian, '35, Busi- 
ness Staff; Dramatic Club, '35; Board of Man- 
agers, '35 ; Orchestra President, '35. 

Ray Dean Watts Ringgold 

West Georgian, '35, Circulation Manager ; Glee 
Club, '35; Y. M. C. A., '34, Vice-President; 
Epworth League, '34; Voluntary Religious As- 
sociation, '35 ; Ciceronian Society, '35. 

Julian L. Weiss Carroll ton 

Chieftain, '35, Business Staff; M^'est Georgian, 
'34; Mu Zeta Alpha, '34, '35, President, '35, 
Vice-President, '34; Glee Club, '34, '35, Libra- 
rian, '34; Ciceronian Society, '35; Dramatic 
Club, '35 ; Board of Managers, '35. 

Helen Webb Douglasville 

Mu Zeta Alpha, '35; Glee Club, '34, '35; 
Voluntary Religious Association, '35 ; Hiking 
Club, '34; B. Y. P. U., '34. 

Doris West Carrollton 

Transfer Piedmont College ; West Georgia Col- 
lege Diploma, '34: Chieftain, '34, '35, Busi- 
ness Staff; M^est Georgian. '34, '35, Co-Editor- 
in-Chief, '34, Alumni Editor, '35; Mu Zeta 
Alpha, '34, '35; Social Science Club, '34. '35, 
Secretary-Treasurer, '34, President, '35 ; Hiking 
Club, '34; French Club, '35, Secretary, '35; 
Biology Laboratory Assistant, '35 ; Ciceronian 
Society, '34, '35. 

Doris Wiggins Carrollton 

Chieftain, '34, '35, Club Editor, '34, Manag- 
ing Editor, '35; West Georgian, '34, '35, Cn- 
Editor-in-Chief, '34, Managine Editor, '35, 
Editor-in-Chief Fall Quarter, '35; Glee Club, 
-'34 ; Alpha Psi, '34, '35 ; Mu Zeta Alpha. '34, 
'35 ; Social Science Club, '34, '35 ; Hikine Club, 
'34; Debating Club, '34, '35, Secretary-Treas- 
urer, '35. 

Frances Williams Carrollton 

Social Science Club, '35. 

Fred Williams Ringgold 

Social Science Club, '35 ; Dramatic Club, '34, 
'35; Debating Club, '34, '35, Vice-President, 
'35; "W" Club, '34, '35; Varsity Basket-ball, 
'34, '35; Varsity Baseball, '34; Board of Man- 
agers, '35. 

Elizabeth Wills Smyrna 

Voluntary Religious Association, '35 ; B. Y. P. 
U., '34; Hiking Club, '34. 

Doyce Williamson Buchanan 

West Georgian, '35; Debating Club, '34, '35, 
President, '35 ; Social Science Club, '35 ; Glee 
Club, '35. 

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President 

Joe Ford Atlanta 

Vice-President 

Frances Goodroe .... Thomaston 
Secretary and Treasurer 

Walter Abney Dallas 

Sara Helen Acklin .... Carrollton 

Marian Baker Gore 

Willie C. Baker Fayetteville 

Virgil Barrett Calhoun 

Douglas Bishop Adairsville 

Elizabeth Burnham . . . Carrollton 

Frances Brooks Fairburn 

Leila Cantrell Cedartown 

Lois Garden Rome 

Raye Chappell Clem 

Faye Chappell Clem 

Marion Clark Carrollton 

Mary Cole Tallapoosa 

Myrth Cole Neivnan 

Virginia Colquitt .... Thomaston 

George Colley Luthcrsville 



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Martha Crews . . . . . College Park 

Jeanelle Daniell .... Woodland 

Bessie Dupree MeansvUle 

Mary Earnest CarroUton 

VoNCILE Ellis Alpharetta 

Julian Freel Roopville 

Ruth Goswick Chatsworth 

Mary Louise Green .... LaGrange 

Mable Harper Villa Rica 

Bernard Harris CarroUton 

Eva Lee Harris Cedartown 

Myrl Hearn CarroUton 

Glenn Hogan CarroUton 

Anna Holbrook . . . Poivder Springs 

Ethel Ingle Chatsworth 

Withers M. Jackson Eton 

Mary Lois Jay Smyrna 

Le Roy Johnson Turin 

Aubrey Jones CarroUton 







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Mildred Lovvorn Carrollion 

Jane Luck Carrollton 

Luther Martin Chipley 

Duma C. Morris Temple 

Elizabeth Moore . . . Locust Grove 

Lyddie Murphy . . De Kalb, Mississippi 

Edward Neely Manchester 

Ruth Nunnally .... Douglasville 

Lovett Newell Albany 

Jane Osterhout Sharpsburi; 

Jeanette Pennington .... Rome 

Louise Pierce Chamhlee 

Lucille Portwood .... Carrollton 

Margarette Powell .... Jllla Rica 

Edwin Puckett Carrollton 

Marion Reid Villa Rica 

Mayo Royal New nan 

Sara Shannon fairbi/r/i 

Lois Elizabeth Shii'p . . . Rockmart 



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George Smith CarroUton 

Tom Smith Tunnel Hill 

Dorothy Stephens .... Adairsville 

JewjiLl Strickland .... CarroUton 

Mary Ruth Strickland . . Jotiesboro 

Dawson Lee Taylor . . . Manchester 

Mary Lee Taylor . . . Poivder Springs 

William Stewart Trent . . LaGrange 

Hancel Tucker Chatsworth 

Mary Caroline Turner . . CarroUton 

George Vincent Fairmount 

Virginia Webb CarroUton 

Herschel Whitehurst . . . Dublin 

Gertrude Whitely .... Cedartown 

Ralph Whittemore .... Oakman 

Kate Whitlock Newnan 

Grace Wing Marietta 

Robert Witch er Cedartoivn 

RuFUS Wood Cedartown 

Edith Woodward .... Cedartown 

Preston Wright Rockmart 









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WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT 

Martha Doster President 

Clarice Cross Vice-President 

Helen Harding Secretary 

Verdyne McClung* Treasurer 

STUDENT COUNCIL 

Clarice Cross President 

Mamie Edwards Sue McGee 

Grace Elder Lyddie Murphy 

Elizabeth Hood Elbertine Tompkins* 



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DRAMATIC CLUB 

"The Crime at Blossoms," by Mordaunt Shairp, was 
presented at the city auditorium, Carrollton, Georgia, 
November 16, 1934. 

"The Miser," a translation of Moliere's "L'Avare," 
was presented during the spring. 

Robert M. Strozier Director 

Eleanor Brisendine President 

Billy Thomas Vice-President 

Alma Folsom Secretary 

Hugh Houseworth and M. L. Fisher* . Business Managers 
Don Barfield* and Jack Stone* . . Stage Managers 



Paul Astin 
Virgil Barrett* 
Mary Cole 
Horace Cook 
Ovid Davis 
Kress Entrekin 
Frances Floyd 
Tom Harding 
Eleanor Hobbs 
Aileen Kown* 



MEMBERS 

Mary Merritt 
Lyddie Murphy 
Macy Murphy 
Edward Neely 
Earle Newman 
Roy Perry 
Lucille Portwood* 
Margie Lee Robinson 
Leeman Simonton 
Tom Smith* 
Lanier Spence 



Jewell Strickland 
Fielding Towns 
Hancel Tucker 
Charles Tuggle 
Louise Tyus* 
Davis Upshaw* 
Lowell Varner* 
Julian Weiss 
Fred Williams 
Virginia Webb 



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Frances Cruse 
Editor-in-Chief 



Harvey Glazier 



Doris Wiggins 



Earle Newman 
Richard Spence 



William Kelly \ 
Virgil Barrett \ 

Loche Barksdale 
Helen Harding 
Roland Harris J 

Florence Crawford 
Tom Smith 



Leeman Simonton I 
Robert Tillman ( 



Bill Brown 
Grace Wing 
Billy Thomas 
Mary Merritt 



Inez Suddeth | 
Mary Green \ 



Associate Editor 
Mana<[iiig Editor 

Sophomore Editors 
Fresh nwn Editors 

. Club Editors 

. Photo Editors 
. Athletic Editors 

. Feature Editors 

Snapshot Editors 



First roiv: Strozier, Barksdale, Barrett. 
Second rozv: Crawford, Glazier, Green. Third 
row: Harding, Harris, Kelly. Fourth rozv: 
Newman, Smith, Spence. Fifth rozv: Sud- 
i(i:tii, TrccLE, Wiggins. 



Lyddie Muri'HY Art Editor 




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First row: Astin, Brown, Campbell. Second 
row: Cheney, Fendley, Floyd. Third rozv: 
Herndon, Merritt, Portwood. Fourth row: 
SiMONTON, Tillman, Thomas. Fiftli row: 
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Associate Business Managers 

Paul Astin 
Beverley Campbell 

Margaret Cheney 

Pope Fendley 

Norwood Floyd 

LuTA Herndon 

Lucille Portwood 

Davis Upshaw 

Julian Weiss 

Doris West 

Charles Tuggle Typist 



B^Ki-^M. Strozier . . . Faculty Advisor 



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William Lanier Spence Editor-in-Chief 

Leeman Simonton Associate Editor 

Doris Wiggins . . . Managing Editor, Editor First Quarter 

Billy Thomas Humor Editor 

Herschel Whitehurst ....... Exchange Editor 

Grace Wing ) 

> Typists 

Lyddie Murphy \ 

Doris West . Alu/nni Editor 

Norwood Floyd Sports Editor 



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GEORGIAN 

Official Organ of the College 

Harvey Glazier Business Manage?- 

Frances Cruse ] 

Charles Tuggle J- . . . . Associate Business Managers 

Don Barfield* 

Ray Dean Watts 

Ovid Davis \ Circulation Managers 

Henry Kitchens J 

Robert M. Strozier Faculty Advisor 

Reporters: Paul Astin, Bill Brown, Elizabeth Boyd, Clarice 
Cross, Grace Elder, Joe Ford, Mary Green, Helen Harding, 
Tom Harding, Helen Hays, Pauline Longing, Macy Murphy, 
Sue McGee, Lucille Portwood, Fielding Towns, Martha 
Thomas, Edwin Rogers, Davis Upshaw, Doyce Williamson, 
Preston Wright. 



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MEN'S GLEE CLUB 

Gordon Watson 
Director 

OFFICERS 

Lyman Moore President 

James Puckett Vice-President 

Fred Robinson Librarian 

Earle Newman Manager 

PERSONNEL 



Tenors  

Virgil Barrett 
Kress Entrekin 
Joe Ford 
Roland Harris 
Ralph Holloman 
Withers Jackson 
Ishmael Johnson 
Lyman Moore 
James Puckett 
Lanier Spence 



Tenors  

DoYCE Williamson 
Ralph Williamson 

Basses  

Beverley Campbell 
William Collier 
Edward Neely 
Lovett Newell 
Fred Robinson 



Basses  

Mayo Royal 
Tom Smith 
Dawson Lee Taylor 
Joe Trimble 
Davis Upshaw 
Lowell Varner 
Ray Dean Watts 
Julian Weiss 
Ralph Whittemore 
Preston Wright 






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HONORARY DEBATING SOCIETY 

Organized October, 1933 
OFFICERS 

FIRST QUARTER 

DoYCE Williamson President 

Fred Williams Vice-Piesident 

Doris Wiggins Secretary-Treasurer 

Lyman Moore Parliainentarian 

SECOND QUARTER 

Doyce Williamson ... President 

Virgil Barrett Fire-President 

Doris Wiggins Secretary-Treasurer 

Mayo Royal Parliamentarian 

L. E. Roberts Faculty Advisor 

MEMBERS 

Thelma Andrews Harvey Glazier Lucille Portwood 

Paul Astin Forrest Ingram* Leeman Simonton 

Horace Cook William Kelly Inez Suddeth 

Ovid Davis Henry Kitchens Fielding Towns 

Joe Ford Macy Murphy Preston Wright 

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HISTORY 

THE Women's Glee Club was organized during the 
fall quarter of 1933 and since that time has held two 
rehearsals each week. From time to time this club has 
appeared in concert and has presented several programs 



OFFICERS 



Dorothy St. Clair Director 



Margaret Cheney President 



Blanche Evans Vice-President 



Florence Crawford Secretary-Treasurer 



Frances Cruse Librarian 



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with the Men's Glee Club. The sextet selected from this 
club has appeared before various clubs and organizations 
outside the college and the entire club takes an active part 
in the chapel exercises in introducing the new songs. 



Eleanor Brisendine 
Elizabeth Burnham 
Margaret Cheney 
Myrth Cole 
Florence Crawford 
Frances Cruse 
Grace Elder 
Blanche Evans 
Frances Floyd 



MEMBERS 

Edna Fuller 
Frances Goodroe 
Mary Green 
Helen Harding 
Helen Hays 
Luta Herndon* 
Martha Hogan 
Marguerite Jones 
Mildred Lovvorn 



Jane Luck 
Margaret McGee 
Sue McGee 
Elizabeth McKoy 
Elizabeth Moore 
Jane Reagin 
Marion Reid 
Inez Suddeth 
Helen Webb 



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OFFICERS 



Julian L. Weiss . President 



Edna Fuller fice-PresuIent 



Martha Doster Secretar 



Robert Tillman 



Treasurer 



Dr. Boyd, Mr. Hart, Mr. Howeli Faculty Advisors 

"What may be taught ive learn, 
What may he found ive seek." 



Mu Zeta Alpha is an honorary scientific society which recognizes student achieve- 
ment and jj;ives opportunity' for stutlent expression. 



CHARTER MEMBERS 



Julian L. Weiss 
Edwin Harmon 
T. A. Hart 

M. E. Howell 



James E. Boyd 
Edna Fuller 
Doris West 
Richard Spence 
Lowell Varner* 



Mary Smith* 
Louise Geer 
Fae B lac kw elder 
Elizabeth Boyd 



HONORARY MEMBERS 



Mrs. James E. Boyd 



Mrs. M. E. Howell 
Mrs. Thomas A. Hart 



Mrs. L. E. Roberts 



ROLL 



Beverley Campbell 
Votice Carter 
William Collier 
Florence Crawford 
Frances Cruse 
Kress Entrekin 
Alma Folsom 
Helen Harding 



Frances Jackson* 
Albert Jones 
Mary Kilgore 
Edwin Laurence* 
Pauline Longino 
Mary Lyle 
Verdyne McClung 
Hazel McLendon* 



Sue McGee 
Macy Murphy 
Jack Parker 
Fred Robinson 
Frances Sewell 
Martha Thomas 
Helen Webb 
Doris Wiggins 



Elizabeth Burnham 
Chad Callaway 
Marion Clark 
Britte Hamm 
Mrs. C. J. Henderson 



pledged second quarter 

Aubrey Jones 
Henry Kitchens 
Lucille Portwood 
Edwin Rogers 
Mayo Royal 
Lanier Spence 



Billy Thomas 
Bill Trent 
Freeman Warren 
Grace Wing 
Robert Witcher 



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SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB 

OFFICERS 
L. E. Roberts Faculty Advisor 

FIRST HALF 

Elizabeth Boyd President 

Martha Doster Vice-President 

Edna Fuller Secretary-Treasurer 

second half 

Doris West President 

LuTA Herndon rice-President 

Roland Harris Secretary-Treasurer 

MEMBERS 

Lewis Bell Florence Parr Doris Wiggins 

Verdyne McClung Reese Ragsdale Fred Williams 

Jack Parker Jane Reagin Doyce Williamson 

Fielding Towns 

PLEDGED second QUARTER 

Mrs. C. Capps Alma Folsom Martha Hogan 

Margaret Cheney Mrs. C. J. Henderson Doyle Lively 

Horace Cook Frances Williams 

HONORARY MEMBERS 

Mr. J. C. Bonner Mr. Ralph Connally Miss Zoe Cowen 

Mrs. L. E. Roberts 




VOLUNTARY RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION 

OFFICERS 

Harvey Glazier President 

Louise Geer Fice-President 

Helen Hays . Secretary 

David M. Braswell Director 

MEMBERS 



Clarice Cross 
Dorothea Justice 
Marian Baker 
Eleanor Hobds 
AiLEEN Kown 
Fred Robinson 
Lillian Collins 
Louise Pierce 
Dora Cartledge 
Lyddie Murphy 
Jeanette Pennington 
Sue McGee 
Jane Osterhaut 
Margaret Cheney 
Evelyn Lovinggood 
Martha Hogan 



Dot Stephens 
Anna Holbrook 
Macy Murphy 
Frances Floyd 
Jewell Pressley 
Edith Daniell 
Jane Luck 
Inez Suddeth 
Bessie Dupree 
Eleanor Brisendine 
Grace Elder 
Thelma Andrews 
Helen Webb 
Voncile Ellis 
Margie Lee Robinson 
Mayo Royal 



Mary Kilgore 
Mary Green 
Grace Wing 
Eva Lee Harris 
Mildred Weaver 
Florence Parr 
Dorothy Brown 
Mamie Edwards 
Henry Kitchens 
Virgil Barrett 
Fielding Towns 
Loche Barksdale 
Leeman Simonton 
Kress Entrekin 
Lowell Varner 
James Roe 



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ALPHA P S I 



Alpha Psi was organized in 1933 with twenty- 
three charter members, hence the name meaning the first 
twenty-three. AH girls taking any courses in home eco- 
nomics are eligible for membership. Only those taking 
home economics as major are eligible as officers. 



OFFICERS 



Martha Thomas President 



Anna Holbrook Vice-President 



Macy Murphy Secretary 



Pauline Longino Treasui 



Ruby Jenkins Faculty Ad%iis(>r 



Thelma Andrews 
Marian Baker 
Emmie Lou Bell 
Dorothy Brown 
Margaret Butler* 
Lois Garden 
Margaret Cheney 
Virginia Colquitt 
Florence Crawford 
Clarice Cross 
Frances Cruse 
Bessie Dupree 



ROLL 

Mamie Edwards* 
Blanche Evans 
Alma Folsom 
Helen Hays 
LuTA Herndon 
Elizabeth Hood 
Lois Hunt 
Marguerite Jones 
Annette Little 
Elizabeth McKoy 
Margaret McGee 
Sue McGee 
Lyddie Murphy 



Mildred Parker 
Hildred Patrick 
Ellen Perry 
Margarette Powell 
Mildred Powers* 
Clara Price* 

NOVYCE SiMONTON 

Elizabeth Snead 
Ruth Staples 
Mavourneen Webb* 
Doris Wiggins 
Edith Woodward 



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HAWTHORNE LITERARY SOCIETY 



PURPOSE  To further interest in literature and the finer 
arts at West Georgia College. 

The Hawthorne Literary Society was the first literary 
society to be organized on the campus at West Georgia 
College. 



OFFICERS 

Lanier Spence President 

William E. Brown, Jr Vice-President 

M. L. Fisher, Jr.* Parliamentarian 

Aileen Kown* Progra?n Chairjtian 



Blanche Evans 
Charles Almon* 
Virgil Barrett 
Frances Cruse 
Beverley Campbell 
Florence Crawford 
Virginia Colquitt 
Bessie Dupree 



MEMBERS 

Norwood Floyd 
Frances Floyd 
Frances Goodroe 
Edwin Harmon 
Harris Hay 
Harvey Glazier* 
Pauline Longino* 



Lyddie Murphy 
Macy Murphy 
Richard Spence 
Paul Sinclair 
Inez Suddeth 
BiLLiE Thomas 
Robert Tillman 
Lowell Varner* 



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CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY 



THE Ciceronian Literary Society was founded in 
the fall of 193v3. The aim of the society is to create a 
democratic society for all those who are interested in 
literary programs. Interest is promoted in debating, ora- 
tory, music, and other worthy college activities in competi- 
tive programs. 

OFFICERS 

Leeman Simonton President 

Margaret Cheney Vice-President 

Eleanor Brisendine Secretary-Treasurer 

Robert M. Strozier Faculty Advisor 



Elizabeth Boyd 
Marion Clark* 
Lillian Collins 
Ovid Davis 
Grace Elder 
Pope Fendley 
Carolyn Geer 
Louise Geer 
LovvoRN Gladney 
Frances Haddle 



MEMBERS 

Helen H'ays 
LuTA Herndon 
Eleanor Hobbs 
Glenn Hogan 
William Kelly 
Jane Luck 
Mary Lyle* 
Margarette Powell 
Fred Robinson 



Margie Lee Robinson 
Edwin Rogers* 
Mayo Royal 
Martha Thomas* 
Fielding Towns 
Mary Caroline Turner 
Ray Dean Watts 
Virginia Webb 
Doris West 
Herschel Whitehurst 



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LE CERCLE 
F R A N C A I S 

LE but: Un interet dans la vie frangaise  
De Meilleures relations entre les eleves fran- 
gais et les eleves americains. 

Etabli  Novembre 1934 

OFFICIERS 

Mlle. Verdyne McClung . . President 
M. Glenn Hogan . . . Vice-President 
Mlle. Doris West . Secretaire-Tresorier 
Professeur Robert M. Strozier, Direcieur 



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Mlle. Elizabeth Boyd 
Mlle. Reba Burnham 
M. Moses Baskin* 
M. Kress Entrekin 
Mlle. Alma Folsom 
M. Roland Harris 
M. Ishmael Johnson* 
Mlle. Lucille Portwood 
Mlle. Martha Millians 
Mlle. Reese Ragsdale 
Mlle. Jane Reagin 
Mlle. Irene Shadinger* 
M. Robert Tillman 
M. Preston Wright 



Mlle. 


Elizabeth Burnham 


Mlle. 


Eleanor Brisendine 


Mlle. 


Martha Doster 


Mlle. 


Edna Fuller 


Mlle. 


Mable Harper 


M. Edwin Harman 


Mlle. 


Jeanette Pennington 


Mlle. 


Sue McGee 


Mlle. 


Margie Lee Robinson 


M. Lanier Spence 


Mlle. 


Frances Sewell 


Mlle. 


Ruth Staples 


Mlle. 


Louise Tyus* 


Mlle. 


Margaret McGee 



Grace Wing 



pledged second quarter 
Richard Spence Raye Chappell 



Mary Cole 



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I ATHLETICS 



ATHLETIC PROGRAM 

We conceive physical education today to be recreation instead of 
an undesirable task to be done. It is our desire to: 

1. To furnish students activities in which they can relax; 

2. To acquaint the students with the whole field of recreation 
rather than just specialized participation; 

3. To give the student an opportunity to find an activity that he 
may carry over into after life; 

4. To encourage the finest form of co-operative relationships in 
those who are taking part in the activity; 

5. To give the student a part in the running of the whole pro- 
gram. 

The program of physical education can be likened to a pyramid. 
The broad base represents the participation of all students in some 
form of recreational activity. The apex represents those students who 
attain exceptional excellence in any particular form of recreation. 
These should have a chance to test their skill with those outside their 
group. Thus extra-collegiate activity will have a place. 

Our physical education is organized on the plan of the athletic 
committee which acts in an advisory capacity to the director. The 
actual program is governed by the board of student managers. Each 
manager is entirely responsible for the activity which he manages. 

This year included in the program are: touch football, soccer, 
basket-ball, tennis, horseshoes, wrestling, tumbling, volley ball, cro- 
quet, handball, fencing, archery, boxing, ping-pong, Indian batball, 
hiking, group dancing, speedball, golf, gymnastics and riflery. 

The personnel includes the director, who is the co-ordinator, su- 
pervisor, and resource man; three student assistants, who do clerical 
work; the board of managers, their assistants, and the student body 
of approximately three hundred. 

Physical education ideally conceived is education through partic- 
ipation in athletic activities. We are doing our best to do this at 
West Georgia College. 

David M. Braswell, 
Director of Athletics, Board of Managers 

Mary MerriTT, President 

Roland Harris, Secretary 




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BOARD OF MANAGERS 



AlLEEN KOWN* 

LocHE Barksdale 
Mary Merritt 
Kress Entrekin 
Julian Weiss 
Lyddie Murphy 
Eleanor Brisendine 
Fred Robinson 



Leroy Hogue 
M. L. Fisher 
Joe Ford 
Jack Stone 
Margaret Cheney 
Frances Floyd 
Fred Williams 
Tom Harding 



Don Barfield* 
Louise Geer 
Fielding Towns 
Macy Murphy 
Leeman Simonton 
Carolyn Geer 
Thelma Andrews 
Roland Harris 



Margie Lee Robinson 
Charles Tuggle 
Dorothea Justice 
James Roe 
Lowell Varner* 
Ed Neely 
Lillian Collins 
Virgil Barrett 



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This club is composed of those who have won varsity letters or have been cheer leaders. 



JuDSON Hearn 



Chick Almon* 
Beverley Campbell 
Kress Entrekin 
Sam Fields 
Harvey Glazier 
Harris Hay 
Jack Parker 
Margie Lee Robinson 
Robert Tillman 
Davis U pshaw* 
Fred Williams 



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President 
Thelma Andrews 



Norwood Floyd 
Secretary-Treasurer 



Vice-President 





BASKET-BALL 

Fields, Co-Captain; Hearn, Co-Captain; Simonton, Barksdale, Martin, Sinclair, Bishop, 
Carter, Williamson, Campbell, Brown, Harris, Floyd, Glazier. 

SCHEDULE 
January 1 1  North Ga.  Dahlonega. February 1  Gordon Presbyterian  W. G. C. 

January 12  Reinhardt  Waleska. February 9  Georgia Tech Frosh  W. G. C. 

January 18  Alabama State Teachers'  Jack- February 16  Reinhardt  W. G. C. 

sonville, Ala. February 22  Alabama State Teachers'  W. 

January 25 North Ga. W. G. C. " G. C. 

    

BASEBALL 

North Georgia Junior College Champions. Challenge to Norman Park for State championship not 
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dale, KowN, Pierce, Floyd, 

OSTERHAUT, PoWERS, WeBB, 

v., Herndon, Perry, Weaver, 
Royal, Taylor, McGee, M., 
McGee, S., Hobbs, Luck, 
Cheney, Cole, Little, Mc- 
K o Y, Millians, Harris, 
Hearn, Perry, Suddeth, 
Pressley, Dupree, Edwards, 
Ward, Overby, Nunnally, 



Williams, Kitchens, Spence, Mitcham, Smith, Ingram, Cruse, Hunt, Wills, Snead, Milam, Brooks, 
Shannon, Turner, Stephens, Hogan, Elder, Harris, Morris, Colley, Brown, Wood, Kelly, Barrett, 
Jackson, Eaton, Hogue, Wright, Johnson, Trimble, Whitley, Brown, Parr, Weaver, Cox, Goswick, 
Carden, Watts, Whittemore. 



WOMEN'S BASKET- 
BALL 

Evans, Cross, Murphy, L., McGee, M., 
Hobbs, Baker, Ragsdale, Crawford, 
Pierce, Burnham, Murphy, M., An- 
drews, Pennington, Woodward, 
Weaver, Webb, Goswick, Doster. 





SOCCER 

Nunnally, Cross, Cartledge, Loving- 
good, Hobbs, McGee, Weaver, Elder, 
Ward, Ellis, Pennington, Powell, 
Brisendine, Harris, Woodward, 
Overby, Webb, Reid, Robinson, Har- 
per, HOLBROOK. 




TOUCH FOOTBALL 

Johnson, Simonton, Bishop, Brown, Harris, Fisher, Colley, 
Weaver, Tillman, Hearn, Entrekin, Kitchens, Ingram, 
HoGUE, Ford, Weiss, Thomas, Barrett, Eaton, Harmon, 

Carter, Abney. 



BOXING AND WRESTLING 

Fields, Weiss, Royal, Bishop, Astin, Varner, Spence, Towns, 

Ingram, Hogue, Harris, Neely, Upshaw, Johnson, Bohan- 

nan, Merritt, Thomas, Stanley, Wooten. 



WRESTLING SCHEDULE 

Februarj' 2  Tech High  Atlanta. 
February 9 Atlanta Y. M. C. A. W. 

G. C. 
February 15 Tech High W. G. C. 
February 23 Atlanta Y. M. C. A. W. 

G. C. 
March 15 Columbus Y. M. C. A. 
March 29 Columbus Y. M. C. A. W. 

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RIFLE AND ARCHERY TEAMS 

Geer, L., Hogan, Justice, Cruse, Collins, Colquitt, Herndon, 
Harris, E., Moore, E., Staples, Sewell, Elder, Luck, Cheney, 
Bell, Parr, Snead, Nunnally, Robinson, Webb, Edwards, 

Stephens. 



TUMBLING TEAM 

Fisher, Upshaw, Hogue, Bishop, Perry, Fields, Harris, R., 

Merritt, Roe, Entrekin, Johnson, L., Neely, Abernathy, 

Glazier, Thomas. 




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Total Miscue 



Superfluous SacKet 




Kiya.Bate/ 





Putrid 





Qrit Crew 



The Horrors of Beinp Admitted 





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Margaret Cheney 

Most Popular Girl 



Harris Hay 

Most Popular Boy 



Helen Harding 
Best All-round Girl 



Robert Tillman 
Best All-round Boy 



SUPERLATIVES 




Frances Cruse 

Most Versatile Girl 



Earle Newman 

Most Versatile Boy 



Mary Cole 
Most Athletic Girl 



Sam Fields 
Most Athletic Boy 





A spaiikinp good time 




Loiterers 




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READY DATES 

SEPTEMBER 

22nd  Army of students arrive at West Georgia College. Freshmen worried Sopho- 
mores all smiles. 

23rd  Second year men approach polls with sinister motives. Thomas elected judge; 
Brown, prosecuting attorney; Freshmen pray. 

24th  Freshman Vincent agrees with Sophs after rather touching conferences. 

25th  Classwork. Scattered mumbling of oaths. 

29th  Mob discovers Eubanks, Butler. Lovers quarrel and break up. 

30th  Entrekin discovers that Green goes well with that new suit. 

OCTOBER 

2nd  Dining-hall signs contract with Biology department. 

5th  First and last issue of "The Dining Hall Bugle." 

6th  Mayo Royal's voice discovered, room-mates issue ultimatum. 

7th  Famous giggle almost destroys romance. 

8th  Three injured as group dancing gets off to a flying start. 

16th  Sophs lose interest in Rat Court as star witness leaves (by request). Boys' 
dormitory befalls tragedy. Watts fell out of bed, causing small earthquake. 

23rd Still grits. 

25th  Henry Kitchens exposed by young backwoodswoman. 

26th  Louise Pierce still thinks Lovett Newell looks like Clark Gable. Chieftain 
Carnival. Alpha Psi has big night  so does Mr. Roberts (Mr. Strozier 
goes down fighting). 

29th  (That giggle has disappeared.) 

30th  Tom Harding catches joke he heard on the 3rd. 

NOVEMBER 

2nd  Grits are here to stay, or so it seems. 

3rd  Social in gym. Upshaw thought he was airplane and took off  lands in room 
219. 

5th  Ovid Davis vs. Kress Entrekin. Entrekin bitter. 



6th  Davis wakes up with bad taste in his mouth. 

I7th  Cloudburst. Wright, Wood, Witcher found floating on the dresser. 

20th  Young tumbler hit by huge foot of Entrekin. Carried home on stretcher. 
"Swat that ." 



29th, 30th and December 1st, well filled. 

DECEMBER 

2nd  Sleepy student aggregation arrives from their homes. 

3rd  Braswell visits Shorter College to arrange football game. 

8th  Pierce can take it but Brown wouldn't split the money. 

9th  Barrett loads wrong side of plate. 

10th  Freel, Tuggle elect themselves cutest boys at W. G. C. 

11th  Big McGee finds new way to get to dining hall from the academic: merely 
falls down and gets up. 

12th  Sandwich stocks soar as Sophisticated number increases. 

I5th  Exams begin. 

17th  Gray hair grows freely. 

18th  End at last (Homeward bound). 

JANUARY 

2nd  Students return worse for wear but happy. 

4th  Students catch up with sleep as classes begin. 

6th  Joe Ford penalized for touching too hard in football. 

9th  Sam Fields wins hop scotch championship. 

13th  Manager of tumbling gives talk on the way to keep in training. 

15th  Tumbling team removed to hospital to recuperate from exhaustion. 

19th  Liquid air demonstration. Proves that the hotter you get, the colder you 
are. Moral. 

23rd  Songs recently heard in the dining hall: "I Just Couldn't Take It," "Sophisti- 
cated Lady," "I Never Had a Chance," "You Ought to Be Arrested," and 
"Why Do I Dream Those Dreams?" 

25th  Cheering section meets and practices the inspiring "Resist Them, Genola; 
Place Obstacles in Their Path." 

26th  Royal admits he is God's gift to the ladies. 



29th  Red-headed son born to Prof, and Mrs. Roberts. 

30th  Six History 6 students henna hair. Barfield-Perry married. Quite a red 
letter day for W. G. C. 

FEBRUARY 

1st  West Georgia wins first victory  triumphant at last! 

2nd  Wrasslers make fine showing. 

4th  Students feted at number of receptions in honor of Dr. Eleazer. 

5th  Wardrobe wanted  Miss Carrie Millians. . . Flag floating day in Maestro 
Thomas' room. 

6th  "Big Shot" Rosy Spence advances in boxing tournament by winning a decision 
over Dickey. 

7th  Big Day  Annual goes to press. 

8th  Long-awaited Glee Club dance  Mme. Ward tells girls not to drape. Entire 
floor looks like a drapery shop. 

llth-12th  Mid-term exams . . students bemoan fate. 

20th  G. Wing says: "It's people like me that make life difficult." 

28th Month ends. 

MARCH 

6th  Bill Trent holds Mary Green's hand; first aid administered. 

16th  Braswell buys another batch of fig newtons. 

18th  Thomas, Simonton form club; admit S. M. made suckers out of them. Hearn 
prospective member. 
Spring holidays begin as Exams end. Dean Gunn injured in rush for door. 

20th  Glee Club still traveling. 

24th  Students return with lagging footsteps. Emmy Fisher counts quality points 
 total 2 (twO). 

28th  Beverley takes Blanche to the show for the one hundredth and thirty-second 
time. 

30th  Shad Callaway and Kress Entrekin go broke in penny crap game. 

APRIL 

1st Halmon Wood laughs. (*&$#'7o&#@>4-)4%-) 

7th  Emmy and Margaret go to church?????????? All peace and quiet in the girls' 
dormitory. 

13th  Mr. Strozier and Mr. Watson take first bath of the season!!!!! 



15th  Rabbi buys new pair of shoes from American Car and Foundry Co. size 2^/2 
(two cow hides and half keg of nails). 

19th  Portwood stops talking for first time since college begins, to get breath and 
rewind. 

23rd  Verdyne McClung breaks chair in Chapel as she sits down suddenly. 

24th  Rosy's girls get together and find he has told them all the same thing . 
Rosy missing. 

25th  Annuals expected. We wonder when ! ! 

28th  Eleanor Brisendine still chaperoning Earle and Caroline. (Poor kids.) 

30th  Mr. Ingram chews dime's worth of penny pencils while making Chapel speech 
on "Early Married Life." 



MAY 

1st  Last month begins. Students realize they have only short time left. Campus 
lovers spend as much time together as possible. 

4th  Bill Collier falls from upstairs window, lands on head and cracks cement. 

8th  Liars Convention . . James Fenimore Puckett walks away with trophy with 
the one about his dislike for dirty jokes. 

9th  Dick Spence changes sheets on his bed for first time since Christmas. Rev. 
Towns changes socks. (Quite a big day.) 

10th  Louise Tyus makes speech in Chapel for Uncle Gene. 

13th  Pope Fendley on time for 8:00 class. 

I5th  Andy Robinson in evolution experiment. Mr. Hart fully convinced after one 
look. Andy removed to zoo. 

17th Hurrah for What!!!!! 

19th  ^Marguerite Jones' Austin gets stuck in wad of gum thrown by Lovvorn Glad- 
ney. 

22nd  Entire student body rejoices as Upshaw pays debts. 

25th  Paul Sinclair sprains wrist shooting dice. 

27th  Camera broken as group picture of Dawson Taylor is taken. 

29th  Lavender goes swimming with Miss Ward at city reservoir. 



JUNE 

1st  Classes end. Now for exams . . Pray, brothers and sisters, pray! 

3rd, 4th  Work, work, work, and there's always work! 

5th  Great night, dance, dance, dance, reunion; Flour Garden (?). 

6th  Commencement day  many sad partings. Tears flow freely. Excursion. 



THUMB-NAIL PORTRAITS 

Charles Almon  "Chick," athletic, Virginia, flirtatious, curls. 

Thelma Andrews  Tennis, good sport. Home Ec, friendly, basket-ball. 

Paul Astin  Regular guy, witty, girls, flivver, boxer. 

Vola Ayers  War paint, smiles, enharmonic, studious, capable. 

Don Barfield  Sheik, sideburns, mustache, Golden Wedding, censored. 

Moses Baskin  Piano player, respected (?) , ladies' man, popular. Windy. 

Katherine Bass  Quiet, neat, good natured, modest, rouge. 

Emmie Lou Bell  '"Red," ambitious, studious, dietitian, dependable. 

Lewis Bell  Tall, brilliant, ambitious, strong and silent. 

Frances Brock  Likable, dramatic, winning personality, sparkling eyes. 

Fae Blackwelder  Intelligence, Chemistry, serious worker, modest. 

Elizabeth Boyd  Born school teacher, affected, A's, Social Science. 

Eleanor Brisendine  Sophisticated ( ?), "Sug," feminine, two-timer, attractive. 

Bill Brown  Original, bulletin board, conceited, Louise, miscuc. 

Dorothy Brown  Mae West, giggles, chatterbox, nice girl. 

R. J. Brown  Conservative, Plymouth, early bird, good fellow. 

Reba Burnham  Rosy cheeks, dainty, neat, dependable, black hair. 

Beverley Campbell  Blanche, tennis, handsome brute, fun loving, pep. 

Mrs. Clifford Capps  Dean's list, dances, Social Science. 

Luther Carlton  Karousin' Karlton, the Kampus Kop, Indifferent. 

Mary Carter  ^Brown eyes, long episode, Histor}^ friendly. 

Votice Carter  Otis' twin, basket-ball, A&M, likable. Chemistry whiz. 

Dora Cartledge  Glasses, Rev. Towns, Hawk-eye, studious, Pepsodent smile. 

Margaret Cheney  Dancer, a student. Glee Club, personality, nice girl. 

William Collier  Sarcasm, serious, snooty, mopes down to meals. 

Lillian Collins  Baby talk, teacher, rifles, good grades. 

Horace Cook  Cookie, practice teaching, do re mi, quaint. 

Florence Crawford  Dances, cute, good sport, dignified, popular. 

Clarice Cross  Student government, athletic, good student, store. 

Frances Cruse  Big shot, editor, individual, contralto, flashing smile. 

Edith Daniel  Giggled, complexion, talkative, lazy, likable. 

Ovid Davis  Vocabulary, History, Newsreel, Laundry. 

Everett Denny  -Mousey, dignity, daytime only, sleepy. 

Deryll Dicky  Steady, sinister, panic, political pull. 

Martha Doster  Ultra-dignified, House Pres., charm, serious, student. 



Ronald Eaton  Quiet, good egg, likable, different. 

Mamie Edwards  Mascara, flirtatious. History, Zasu. 

Kress Entrekin  Elbows, Homo SAPiens, French, dances. Dean's list. 

Grace Elder  Penmanship, sweet, individual, pep, amiable. 

Blanche Evans  Beverley, minute, quiet, sweet, naive. 

Pope Fendley  P. S. Bring a dram. Brilliant. Wanted in all neighboring towns. 

Sam Fields  Tiddley winks, athletic, Annette, unassuming, unsophisticated. 

M. L. Fisher  Emmy, 40,000,000 females, Business man, swank. 

Alma Folsom  Demure, intellect, Blue eyes. Social Science, good night. 

Frances Floyd  Barrett, hypocrite, peppy, noise, friendly. 

Norwood Floyd  Pretty Boy, Goodroe, popular, curls, Gordon County. 

Edna Fuller  Red head. Social Science, A Student, Austin. 

Carolyn Geer  Tooky, Earle, chaperoned, conceited, sparkling. 

Louise Geer  Baby talk, religious, rifle. Biology, Braswell. 

Lovvorn Gladney  Selmer, funeral parlor, tall'n' handsome, shy, eyelashes. 

Harvey Glazier  Reverend, Baby, Byronic, heart trouble. 

Frances Haddle  Spuff, Tuggle, piano spanker, jokes, dumb. 

Helen Harding  Cute, best all-round. Kitten on the Keys, Student Council. 

Tom Harding  Lazy, Sweet Pea, has taken up dancing. 

Ed Harman  Hormone, Buick 1910, dances. Science. 

Melvin Harris  Fiseek, nice boy, wrassling, pride of Manchester. 

Roland Harris  Wrestler, Son of the Soil, Glee Club, Dean's list. 

Harris Hay  Oc, tennis, most popular, moper, versatile. 

Helen Hays  Young ladies seminary, Rosie, Chemistry, Student Volunteer. 

Judson Hearn  Jut, "W" Club, basket-ball, co-captain, sucker. 

Mrs. C. J. Henderson  Dean's list, honor clubs. Villa Rica, likable. 

Luta Herndon  Donald, tiny. Glee Club, style. 

Eleanor Hobbs  Talkative, Fat Lady, Plunkett, funny, likable. 

Martha Hogan  Men, studious, age of innocence, attractive. 

Leroy Hogue  Henry Jack, sleepy, Villa Rica, nice-looking, smart. 

Elizabeth Hood  Proctor, sweet copy cat, friendly. 

Hugh Houseworth  Gone but not forgotten. 

Dennis Hudson  Intelligent, permanents, Asst. Matron, "Airs." 

Frances Hughes  Minister's daughter, recessive, Frances Jackson. 

Ishmael Johnson  Ishy, who would have guessed it? Kop, Carvondale. 

Albert Jones  ^Pleasant, quiet, unassuming, hard-working. 

Marguerite Jones  Fur coats, Austin, blonde curls, nonchalant. 

Aileen Kown  Hiker, good-natured. Little Bit, ultra-blonde. 



Mary Kilgore  Sweet, demure, musical, nice girl, modest. 
Henry Kitchens  Popular, big shot, ball player, Rogers. 
Annette Little  Sammie, pert, steady worker, Min, ramrod. 
Doyle Lively  ^"Pickle," Bremen, "ladies," ambitious, quiet. 
Pauline Longino  "Do I look like Mae West?" Tennis, voice. 
Evelyn Lovinggood  Still growing, runt, retiring, dependable. 
Mary Lyle  Small, different, good date, complexion. 
Pauline Lyle  Dark hair, studious, recessive, suppressed. 
Hazel McClendon  Blondine, pleasant, good-natured. Oriental. 
Mable McClendon  Dependable, likable, talkative, conscientious. 
Verdyne McClung  Intellectual, good sport. Student Body, French. 
Margaret McGee  High Pockets, droll, lots of fun, a pal. 
Sue McGee  Maker of suckers, dignity(?), inhuman, good grades. 
Elizabeth McKoy  Stone, suppressed, Dean's list?? childish. 

Mary Merritt  Braswell's assistant, History student, religious? Good sport. Laven- 
der. 
Laree Milam  Voice, Cox College, home lover, studious. 
Martha Millians  Teacher, Carrie, wardrobe, mischievous, friendly. 
Frances Moore  Postmistress, attractive, slow, honey. 
Lyman Moore  Woman hater, gambler. Glee Club, likable, Lyddie. 
Macy Murphy  Finger waves, chatter-box, Gordon, affected, usually red-headed. 
Earle Newman  Big shot, good-looking, Tooky, Eleanor, triangle. 
Jack Parker  Chevrolet, harmless, ball player, studious. 
Mildred Parker  Retiring, studies lots, ambitious, successful. 
Florence Parr  Janie, Dot's buddy. Mamma's pet, studies hard. 
Hildred Patrick  Cotton, Cotton, Cotton, and Cotton. (Studious.) 
Ellen Perry  Barfield, Ass't Matron, Kentucky Oak, Bus Driver. 
Mildred Powers  Orange jacket, croquet, studious, off and on campus. 
James Puckett  Soprano, Roberts' right-hand man, cigars, jokes. 
Jewell Pressley  Affectionate, talks plenty, sympathetic. (Dean Gunn.) 
Reese Ragsdale  Hair and complexion, Social Science, charming. 
Jane Reagin  "Teacher," faculty's pet, voice. 

Fred Robinson  "Andy," took up dancing in a big way, frank. Coach. 
Margie Lee Robinson  Guitar, sings, cheer leader, sarcastic. 
James Roe  Tumbling, supports post-office, good fellow. 
Frances Sewell  Clothes, grin, cruel to men, good-looking. 
Irene Shadinger  French, harmless, cute, day stude. 
Leeman Simonton  Fiery temper, sucker, baby, paid to stay. 



Novyce Simonton  Good sport, History, quiet, jokes. 

Mary Smith  ^"Funny face," Liberry, witty, Dean's list, never studies. 

Elizabeth Snead  Dainty, considerate, domestic, reserved. 

Lanier Spence  "Rosie" Ye Editor, Dramatics, girls, brilliant, vocabulary. 

Richard Spence  Scientific, "Dick Spence," ambitious, intelligence, sw^ell fellow. 

Ruth Staples  Athletic, daytime only. Chemistry, Mr. Staples' daughter, R. F. D. 

Inez Suddeth  Submissive, temper, lovely hair, well-liked. 

Billy Thomas  Chewing-gum, witt.v, popular, baby face, sucker, ladies' man. 

Martha Thomas  Tall, appetite. Home Ec, kind hearted (at weddings). 

Robert Tillman  "Tiny Mite," best all-round, popular as the deevil. 

Fielding Towns  Reverend, heterogeneous, teacher, Dora. 

Charlie Tuggle  Conceited, "Cutie Pie," Spuff, good dancer. 

Louise Tyus  Uncle Gene, egotistical, swell clothes, personality. 

Davis Upshaw  Condescending, Doris (Mae), flippant, knows all. 

Lowell Varner  Ossified, O. K., boxer, women, Jenkins. 

Ray Dean Watts  Harmless, frail, sincere, religious. 

Julian Weiss  "Rabbi," rare, feet. Miss Glee Club, intelligent. 

Mildred Weaver  Red hair, freckles, friendly, good-natured. 

Helen Webb  Feminine, neat, dignity, good student. 

Mavourneen Webb  Tubby, eves, reserved, black hair. 

Doris West  "Mae," intelligent, Upshaw, Lab Assistant. 

Doris Wiggins  EflRcient, old maid, Kelly, good grades. 

Frances Williams  Companionable, diligent, attractive, naive. 

Fred Williams  Ball player, sincere, hard worker, good-natured. 

Ralph Williamson  "Cotton," Pat, congenial, dependable. 

Elizabeth Wills  Mousy, complexion, witty, dainty. 

Doyce Williamson  Debates, congenial, interesting, smart. 

Halmon Wood  Alpharetta, barber, bald, penetrating laugh. 



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COMPLIMENTS OF 

WEBB AUTO COMPANY 

Operating an Up-to-Date One-Stop Service Station 

WE SELL GOODYEAR TIRES, PRESTOLITE BATTERIES 
STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS 

Prompt, Efficient, Courteous Service Every Day 
Is Our Motto 

MAY WE SERVE YOU? 

Corner Newnan and Tanner Streets * Phone 307 
Carrollton *" Georgia 



COMPLIMENTS OF 

W. G. HAMRICK 

Local Agent 

STANDARD OIL COMPANY 

CROWN AND CROWN ETHYL GASOLINE 

ESSOLUBE AND MOBILOILS 

ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES 



Carrollton 



Georgia 



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make me look like an ape." 

Freel : "You should have tliouj^lit of 
that befoi'e you had them taken." 

"Do I bore you?" asked the mosquito 
politely, as lie sunk a deep sliaft into a 
man's leg. 

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ing liim with a book. "By the way. how 
do I strike von?" 



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Mr. Braswell: "There's a dirty crook 
in this squad. In the past week I've 
lost a set of Stanford shoulder pads, a 
Vandy sweat shirt, a pair of Georgia 
pants, a Tech blanket, and a couple of 
Y. M. C. A. towels." 



THE PICTURES IN THE 
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Little Studio 



571/2 Whitehall Street 



Carrollton 



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Star Engraving 
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Houston, Texas 

 

OFFICIAL 
JEWELERS 

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to West Georgia College 

 

E. Truman Fletcher, 

State Manager 

Marietta ^ Georgia 



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203 First National Bank Building | 

Carrollton, Georgia | 

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Life 

Accident 
Casualty 
Tornado 



Fire 
Automobile 
Plate Glass 
Liability 



FOUND IX THE SOUP. 
Mayo Royal singing in Grand Opera 
 Rosy Spence and Harvey Glazier 
shooting craps  Miss St. Clair taking a 
hot chorus with chewing gum in one 
side of her mouth and a cigarette in the 
other  Horace Cook taming a lion under 
Mr. Eingling's hig top  ^Aliss Cowan 
stopping class to work jig-saw puzzles  
Pope Fendley poring hours upon hours 
over math  Verdyne !McClung tap danc- 
ing  1^0 worn Gladney looking grouchy. 



From the cheapest that is 

good to the best that 

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I Marietta, Ga. 

j Opelika, Ala. 

\ Roanoke, Ala. 

I Piedmont, Ala. 

jWHY PAY MORE 

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS 
FURNITURE DEALERS 



PHONE 

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