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Collection:: University of West Georgia Collections in the Internet Archive
Title:: Chieftain, 1936, volume 3
Creator:: Students of West Georgia College
Date of Original:: 1936
Subject:: West Georgia College--Students--Yearbooks
College yearbooks--Georgia--Carrollton
College students--Georgia--Carrollton--Social life and customs--20th century
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THE CHIEFTAIN

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF

WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA

VOLUME THREE

Tom p. Smith
Editor-hi-Chicf

William H. Kelly
Business Manager

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The Theme of this Annual is The Humanities.
The drawings for this theme are by Mrs.
Thomas A. Hart, who has very graciously
given of her talents for this book.

The title page indicates, by the portraits of
representative thinkers and artists, some of
the aesthetic accomplishments of mankind.
The five division pages have as their titles:

ARCHITECTURE

MUSIC

EPIC LITERATURE

LYRIC LITERATURE

DRAMATIC LITERATURE

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THE FOREWORD

The editors have tried to represent within
this book the best and most representative
features of the student hf e of West Georgia
College during 193 5-36. In keeping with
this aim, they have chosen as a theme for
the annual The Humanities, which repre-
sents the best and most representative fea-
tures of art, literature and music. May the
Chieftain serve to refresh your mind with
pleasant memories of your college days.

DEDICATION

To Dean W. F. Gunn, who has stood for
honesty, justice and fair play; who has al-
ways lent a sympathetic ear to students at
any time; who has sought to maintain at a
high level the reputation of West Georgia
College; who has, through his tireless effort,
been an influence for good on the campus,
we dedicate this, the third edition of the
Chieftain,

Contents

The College

Classes

Activities

Athletics

Features

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THE COLLEGE

Administration Building

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The Cabin

^CHIEFTAIN

The

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

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

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

Mable Carpenter, B.S.C.

Secretary

M. Noel Cawthon, B.S.
Registrar

Zoe Cowan, B.S., M.A.
Assistant Professor of Education

Katie Downs, B.S., M.A.
Supervisor Training School

T. A. Hart, B.S., M.A.
Instructor of Biology

Ruby Jenkins, B.S.H.E."'
Instructor of Home Economics

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CHIEFTAIN

Faculty

M. E. Ho^x'ELL, B.S.A., B.A., M.A.
Iiisfnicfor of Chemistry

Gaines B. Lang, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of Science and Mathematics

R. W. Lavender, B.A.
Registrar

L. E. Roberts, A.B., M.A.''"
Professor of Social Science

Dorothy St. Clair, B.M., B.S.A.
Instructor of Music and Art

Robert M. Strozier, Bph., 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.

Dciin

Piofcsior of Education

''Not in Picture.

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CHIEFTAIN

To West Georgia Students:

The crystallization of the Indian ideal
found expression in a leader called the chief. To
the tribe the chief embodied loyalty, bravery,
strength, truth, wisdom and virtue.

This division of the University System, of
Georgia is located in what was formerly the heart of
Indian country. The students of the college chose
for the name of their yearly annual, issued by its
staff, the name Chieftain. To all of us the Chieftain
holds within its covers analogous attributes ascribed
the chief of the Indians.

The various student organizations with their
definite objectives and worthwhile aims hold the
affections of the group. Individual photographs keep
afresh ties of friendships and of acquaintanceships
made on the college campus. In fact the whole purpose
of this edition is to preserve impressions, resolutions,
and plans made in the vigor and enthusiasm of youth.
The spirit of the Chieftain portrays the spirit of the
college. May it be said that here are loyalty, bravery,
strength, truth, wisdom, and virtue.

Irvine S. Ingram, President

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CLASSES

CHIEFTAIN

Student Body Officers

Virgil Barrett 'President

Dawson Lee Taylor Vice-President

Martha Trimble Secretary-Treasurer

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CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Jack Al Stone
Atlanta, Ga.
President Sophomore Class; Dramatic Club,
President (3 6) ; Board Managers, Vice-President
(36); Best Ail-Round Boy (36); Baseball;
Tennis; "W Club; Ciceronian Literary So-
ciety; Staff West Georgian; Officers' Club;

Chieftain Staff.

Harold Plunkett

Atlanta, Ga.

Vice-President Sophomore Class.

Bessie Dupree

Meansville, Ga.
Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class; Alpha
Psi, President (36); Voluntary Religious Asso-
ciation; Hawthorne Literary Society; Officers'
Club; Staff West Georgian; Staff Chieftain;
Board of Managers; Glee Club; Phi Sigma
Alpha.

Walter Abney
Dallas, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha; Phi Sigma Alpha, Vice-Presi-
dent (36); Board of Managers; Officers' Club;
West Georgian; Voluntary Religiovis Associa-
tion; Ciceronian Literary Society.

Sara Helen Acklin
Carrollton, Ga.
Ciceronian Literary Society; Staff West
Georgian.

Beth Almand
Covington, Ga.
Piedmont College (34-35); Voluntary Religi-
ous Association.

Marian Baker
Gore, Ga.
Alpha Psi, Treasurer (36); Glee Club; Staff
Chieftain; Board of Managers; Voluntary Re-
ligious Association; Student Council; Officers'
Club.

Virgil C. Barrett
Calhoun, Ga.
President Student Body (36); Dramatic Club;
Board of Managers; Most Popular Boy (36);
"W Club; Hawthorne Literary Society; Staff
West Georgian; Officers' Club, President (36);
Glee Club; Debating Club, President (35-36);
Phi Sigma Alpha; Staff Chieftain.

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CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Douglas Bishop

Adairsville, Ga.

Board of Managers; Glee Club; Staff West

Georgian; Staff Chieftain.

Elmer Bohannon

Carrollton, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society; Board of

Managers.

Bill Bowdoin

Adairsville, Ga.

Glee Club.

Elizabeth Burnham
Carrollton, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha, Secretary (36); Phi Sigma
Alpha, Secretary (36); French Club, President
(35) ; Board of Managers, Secretary (36) ; Of-
ficers' Club, Secretary; Glee Club, Vice-Presi-
dent (36); Staff West Georgian; Staff Chief-
tain.

Leila Cantrell
Cedartoivn, Ga.
Ciceronian Literary Society; Voluntary Religi-
ous Association; Student Council; Staff Chief-
tain.

Lois Garden

Rome, Ga.

Hiking Club (3 5); Alpha Psi.

Mary Cole
Tallapoosa, Ga.
Most Athletic Girl (3 5, 36); Voluntary Re-
ligious Association; French Club, President
(36); Dramatic Club; Board of Managers,
President (36); Staff Chieftain; Officers'
Club; Phi Sigma Alpha.

S. Taft Collett
Calhoun, Ga.
Debating Club; Y. M. C. A. (34) ; Rifle Team;
Staff West Georgian; Voluntary Religious As-
sociation; Staff Chieftain; Intercollegiate De-
bater.

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CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Virginia Colquitt
Thomaston, Ga.
Alpha Psi, Secretary (36) ; Voluntary Religious
Association; Staff Chieftain; Staff West Geor-
gian; Board of Managers; Hawthorne Literary
Society; Officers' Club.

James Cowart

Kosivell, Ga.

Young Harris (34-35).

Lucy Cox

Chatnvorth, Ga.

Alpha Psi.

Martha Crews
College Park, Ga.

Jeanelle Daniel

Woodland, Ga.

Phi Sigma Alpha; Alpha Psi; Voluntary

Religious Association.

Deryll Dickey

Calhoun, Ga.

Glee Club.

Mary Earnest
Carrollton, Ga.

Voncile Ellis

Alpharefta, Ga.

Voluntary Religious Association; Alpha Psi;

Student Council, Treasurer; Mu Zeta Alpha;

Staff Chieftain.

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

WooDROw W. Floyd
Adairsi'ille, Ga.

Julian Freel

Roopville, Ga.

Staff Chieftain; Voluntary Religious

Association.

Ella Gilland
Villa Rica, Ga.

Ruth Goswick
Chatsivorth, Ga.

Mable Harper

Yilla Rica, Ga.

Phi Sigma Alpha; Mu Zeta Alpha; French

Club.

Novena Harrison

Decatur, Ga.

Staff Chieftain; Staff West Georgian; Board

of Managers; Ciceronian Literary Society; Alpha

Psi; Voluntary Religious Association.

Bernard Harris

Carrollfon, Ga.

Glee Club; Ciceronian Literary Society.

Eva Lee Harris

Cedartown, Ga.

Voluntary Religious Association; Alpha Psi;

Board of Managers.

1936

CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Glenn M. Hogan

Carrollion, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society; Debating Club,

President (36); French Club; Mu Zeta Alpha;

Business Manager West Georgian (3 6).

EWEL HOLLOMAN

Temple, Ga.
Glee Club, President (36); Officers' Club.

Forrest Ingram
Kockmart, Ga.
Phi Sigma Alpha; Debating Club, Parliamen-
tarian (36); French Club; Officers' Club.

Engle Lester Jaillet, Jr.

Tallapoosa, Ga.
Presbyterian College (34-3 5).

Withers Jackson

Eton, Ga.

Glee Club; Varsity Basketball.

William Aubrey Jones

Carrollton, Ga.

Staff West Georgian; Staff Chieftain; French

Club; Mu Zeta Alpha.

Dorothea Justice
Trion, Ga.
Staff West Georgian; Staff Chieftain; Dra-
matic Club; Ciceronian Literary Society; Vol-
untary Religious Association; Student Council;
Best All-Round Girl (36) ; Board of Managers.

William H. Kelly
Blakely, Ga.
President Freshman Class; Phi Sigma Alpha,
President (36) ; Voluntary Religious Association,
President (36); Debating Club, Vice-President,
President (36); Intercollegiate Debater; Busi-
ness Manager Chieftain; Staff West Georgian;
Ciceronian Literary Society; Dramatic Club;
Officers' Club; Varsity Baseball; "W" Club.

1936

CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Henry Kitchens
Franklin, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha; Phi Sigma Alpha; Vice-Presi-
dent Student Body (35); Debating Club;
Dramatic Club; Staff West Georgian (35).

James Lassetter

Villa Rica, Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha; Phi Sigma Alpha; "W" Club;

Board of Managers; Boxing Team; Wrestling

Team.

Mildred Lovvorn
CarroUton, Ga.
Alpha Psi; Glee Club, President (36); Cicero-
nian Literary Society; Officers' Club; Staff
Chieftain.

Jane Luck
CarroUton, Ga.
Alpha Psi; Glee Club, Secretary (36); Cicero-
nian Literary Society, Secretary (36); Officers'
Club; Board of Managers; Staff West Georgian;
Associate Editor Chieftain.

Frances Mauldin
Canton, Ga.
Reinhardt College (34-35); Alpha Psi; Volun-
tary Religious Association; Ciceronian Literary
Society.

Lovett L. Newell

Albany, Ga.

Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Phi Sigma Alpha;

Board of Managers; Staff Chieftain; Staff

West Georgian; Ciceronian Literary Society.

Carolyn Blanche Norton
Senoia, Ga.
Berry College (34-35); Alpha Psi; Ciceronian
Literary Society; Voluntary Religious Associa-
tion.

Jane Osterhout

Sharpsbnrg, Ga.

Alpha Psi; Voluntary Religious Association.

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CHI

J^ JT

AIN

Sophomore Class

Annie Kate Overby

Neiviian, Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha; Phi Sigma Alpha; Voluntary

Religious Association.

Janette Pennington
Rome, Ga.
Phi Sigma Alpha; Most Popular Girl (36);
French Club, Secretary (36); Board of Man-
agers; Student Council, President (36); Offi-
cers' Club; Voluntary Religious Association.

Lucille Portwood
Carrollton, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha; Phi Sigma Alpha; French
Club; Debating Club, Secretary (36); Dra-
matic Club; Associate Editor West Georgian
(36); Managing Editor Chieftain; Officers'
Club; Intercollegiate Debater; Voluntary Reli-
gious Association.

Edwin Potts

Newnan, Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha, President (36); Glee Club;

Phi Sigma Alpha; Officers' Club.

Margarette Powell

Villa Rica, Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha; Alpha Psi; Phi Sigma Alpha;

Soccer Team; Ciceronian Literary Society;

Voluntary Religious Association.

Edwin Rogers
Ashbiirn, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha; Officers' Club; Managing
Editor West Georgian (36); Voluntary Reli-
gious Association; Ciceronian Literary Society,
President (36); Intercollegiate Debater.

Mayo Hartman Royal

Neicnan, Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha, Treasurer (36); Voluntary

Religious Association; Staff West Georgian;

Glee Club; Debating Club, Parliarnentarian

(3^); Ciceronian Literary Society.

Frances Rhinehart

Rome, Ga.

Shorter College (34-3 5).

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Sara Shannon
Fairbiirn, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha; Ciceronian Literary Society;
Student Council; Voluntary Religious Associa-
tion; Staff Wesf Georgia??; Staff Chieftain.

George G. Smith

Carrollfoii, Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha; Phi Sigma Alpha.

Jack D. Smith

Greenville, Ga.
Phi Sigma Alpha, President (34); Glee Club,
Vice-President (34); Y. M. C. A. (34); Staff
West Georgian (3 6) ; Most Versatile Boy (36) ;
Elected Editor West Georgian (3 5); Mu Zeta
Alpha.

Tom p. Smith

Tunnel Hill, Ga.

Editor-in-Chief Chieftain (36)

Vice-President (36); Mu Zeta

Sigma Alpha; Board of Managers; Officers'

Club.

Glee Club,
Alpha; Phi

William Lanier Spence
Adairsvillc, Ga.
Graduated (3 5); Zoology Laboratory Assistant
(36); Mu Zeta Alpha; French Club; Haw-
thorne Literary Society, President (3 5) ; Editor-
in-Chief West Georgian (35); Student Advisor
(36); Glee Club; Dramatic Club.

Alice Stephens

Rome, Ga.

Bob Jones College (3 5) ; Glee Club; Alpha Psi.

Dorothy Stephens
Rome, Ga.
Voluntary Religious Association; Staff Chief-
tain; Mu Zeta Alpha.

Jewell Strickland

Carrollton, Ga.

Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Ciceronian Literary

Society; Staff West Georgian; Staff Chieftain.

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CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Mary Ruth Strickland

Jotiesboro, Ga.

Hiking Club; Voluntary Religious Association,

Pianist; Staff Chieftain.

Dawson Lee Taylor
Manchester, Ga.
Glee Club, Secretary (36); Vice-President Stu-
dent Body (36); Dramatic Club.

Mary Lee Taylor

Voiuder Springs, Ga.

Phi Sigma Alpha; Voluntary Religious

Association.

Elbertine Tompkins
Cohimbus, Ga.

Martha Trimble
Aclairsville, Ga.
Cox College (34); Secretary-Treasurer Student
Body (36); Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Staff
West Georgian; Staff Chieftain; Student
Council, Secretary; Voluntary Religious Asso-
ciation, Secretary (3 6).

Hancel Tucker
Chatsworth, Ga.
Dramatic Club.

Carolyn Turner
CarroUton, Ga.
Ciceronian Literary Society; Staff West Geor-
gian; Alpha Psi.

Virginia Webb

CarroUton, Ga.

Dramatic Club; Ciceronian Literary Society.

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Sophomore Class

Gertrude Whitely

Cedartoivn, Ga.

Voluntary Religious Association; Ciceronian

Literary Society.

Ralph W. Whittemore
Oakmau, Ga.
Glee Club; Phi Sigma Alpha; Voluntary Religi-
ous Association; Board of Managers.

Nadine Wilbanks
Eton, Ga.
Staff West Georgian; Glee Club; B. Y. P. U.
(34); Hiking Club (34); Captain Ball (34);
Voluntary Religious Association; Alpha Psi;
Staff Chieftain; Student Council, Vice-Presi-
dent (36); Most Versatile Girl (36).

Grace Wing

Marietta, Ga.
Editor-in-Chief West Georgian (36); Staff
Chieftain; Mu Zeta Alpha, Vice-President
(36); Dramatic Club; Voluntary Religious
Association, Vice-President (36); Board of
Managers; Tennis Team; Officers' Club; "W"
Club.

Aubrey Halmon Wood

Alpharetta, Ga.

Dramatic Club; Staff West Georgian; Staff

Chieftain; Board of Managers.

RuFus E. Wood

Cedartoivn, Ga.

Tumbling Team; Touch Football.

Edith Woodward
Cedartown, Ga.
Alpha Psi, Vice-President (36) ; Board of Man-
agers; Voluntary Religious Association; Officers'
Club.

John Preston Wright

Kockmart, Ga.

Glee Club; Phi Sigma Alpha; Debating Club;

French Club; Staff West Georgian.

1936

CHIEFTAIN

Freshman Class

Robert Malone Richardson . Villa Rica
'President

Jack Stephens Newnan

Yice-'President

Barbara Justice Trion

Secretary-Treasurer

James H. Alexander, Jr. . . McDonough
Walter W. Ashworth .... Ranger
Evelyn Ballard CarroUton

Zed Maxwell Beck Bowdon

Emily Bledsoe CarroUton

Weems Boyd CarroUton

Charles P. Bohannon . . . Moreland
Joseph G. Brandon, Jr. . . Cartersville
Sarah Casey Cedartown

Georgia Castleberry .... Lumpkin
Fannie Maude Caswell . . . Roopville
Hettie Chandler .... Social Circle

Ruth Chapman Shiloh

Edwin Colvin Bremen

Dorothy Cook McDonough

Grady Carter Cook

. Woodland

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Freshman Class

Frances Coppedge Griffin

Opal Cowart . . . . . . . Clem

R. L. Crawford .... Locust Grove

Elizabeth Crew Dallas

Pauline Davenport .... Rockmart
Robert A. Dickie Shannon

Brown Dixon Carrollton

Dorothy Doster Gore

Hugh Duncan Fairburn

J. B. Edgeman, Jr Ringgold

Henrietta Faulkner . . . East Point
Jamie Fitzpatrick Gore

Andrew S. Floyd Atlanta

Jack C. Fleming Hartwell

Wenona Faver Franklin

Kathryn Gaines Cave

Katherine George Oxford

Claude Melvin Gilham . . Tallapoosa

Mary Louise Gladden .

Tallapoosa ^R. ""^ .^

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CHIEFTAIN

Freshmdn Class

Frederic Emile Hansard . . CarroUton

Howard Handley Fairburn

Mary Helen Hanes .... Madison

Alice Haney Calhoun

Jane Hardage Atlanta

Rosalind Hays Douglasville

Elbert Hendricks . . . Havana, Cuba

Frances Hill Warm Springs

Gwendolyn Hines Newnan

Dorothy Holmes Bowdon

Imogene Hopson Franklin

Lois Ingle CarroUton

Robert O. Jackson, Jr. . . McDonough

Billy Johnson CarroUton

Naomi Jones Lumber City

Edith Jones Atlanta

James L Jones Social Circle

Frank Kelly Blakely

Lillian King . . Molena

193 6

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CHIEFTAIN

Freshman Class

Sara Kitchens Franklin

Jack William Litton . . . . Atlanta
Magdalene McBrayer .... Temple

Frances McCary Kingston

Milton Stewart McKibben . Social Circle
Ethel Lee McLarin .... Fairburn

Carmen McLain Acworth

Claire McLarty .... Douglasville
Owen Malcom . . . . . Social Circle

Annie Ruth Marchmont . . . Dallas

Grace Massengale Gay

James Maxwell Carrollton

Ruth Mitcliell Griffin

Vivian Mize Cave Spring

Mary Nelle Morgan . . . Carrollton

LoYCE Moon Lawrenceville

Elizabeth Moultrie .... Hamilton
Trumie Parish Dallas

Orel Payne Cave Spring

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CHIEFTAIN

Freshman Class

Henrietta Peacock .... Fairburn
Robbie Nell Ponder .... Lafayette
Alvada Pope Tallapoosa

Virginia Rainey Elberton

RusHiA Ray Cave Spring

Earl Reaves Carrollton

Lewis Reese Carrollton

John Joe Rivers .... Fayetteville
J. G. Robertson Carrollton

Mary Grace Rodgers . . . McDonough

Grace Rushin Atlanta

Ruth Schell Bremen

Betty Ann Sewell .... Temple
Virginia Shoffeit . . . . Carrollton
Willis Sims Lawrenceville

Elois Lunelle Smith .... Fairburn

Owen Spinks Dallas

Frances Spradlin Franklin

Pelham Staples Roopville

Kathryn Stephens .... Fairburn

wa I L ' A

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CHIEFTAIN

Freshman Class

Marian Stevens East Point

Elizabeth Strange Rome

J. W. Sutton Cedartown

Moselle Taylor Carrollton

Margie Lavonia Thompson . Alpharetta
O. N. Todd, Jr Tallapoosa

Frances Veal Roopville

Clarence Verdell .... Villa Rica
Bob Webb Carrollton

J. L. Webb Carrollton

Dorothy White Lithonia

Herbert White Chatsworth

Etheleen Word Carrollton

Lynette Word Carrollton

Cornelia Wright Chamblee

Edgar S. Wright Knoxville

Stella Wright Atlanta

Joseph York Luthersville

Sara Young . . . . . . Lafayette

Esther Rose Zill Buchanan

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CHIEFTAIN

Women s Student Council

OFFICERS

Janette Pennington President

Nadine Wilbanks Y ice-President

Martha Trimble Secretary

Voncile Ellis Treasurer

MEMBERS

Marian Baker Dorothea Justice

Leila Cantrell Orel Payne

Naomi Jones Sara Shannon

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ACTIVITIES

CHIEFTAIN

Le Cercle Frangais

"Votdoir, C'est Pouvo/r''
Etabli Novembre, 1934

OFFICERS

Mlle. Mary Cole President

Mlle. Grace Wing Vice-President

Mlle. Janette Pennington Secretaire-Tresorier

Professeur Robert M. Strozier Directeur

LES MEMBRES

Mlle. Elizabeth Burnham M. Lanier Spence

M. Fred Hansard Mlle. Moselle Taylor

Mlle. Mable Harper M. O. N. Todd, Jr.

M. Glenn Hogan M. Bob Webb

Mlle. Lucille Portwood Mlle. Virginia Webb

Mlle. Virginia Rainey M. Preston Wright

Mlle. Virginia Shoffeit M. Frank Kelly'-'

''Not in Picture.

1936

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C H I E F T A I iM

Dramatic

OFFICERS

Robert M. Strozier Director

Jack Stone President

Lucille Portwood Vice-President

Martha Trimble Secretary

Dorothea Justice Stage Manager

Lanier Spence Student Director

PERSONNEL

Virgil Barrett Glenn Hogan

Elizabeth Burnham Billy Johnson

Mary Cole Barbara Justice

Dorothy Doster William H. Kelly

Claude Melvin Gilham Henry Kitchens

Jane Hardage James Maxwell

'Not in Picture.

ii.

1936

CHIEFTAIN

LovETT Newell
Trumie Parish
Orel Payne
LE^3^IS Reese
Harold Plunkett''"
Grace Rushin
Betty Ann Sewell
Marian Stevens
Jewell Strickland

Club

PERSONNEL

Sara Young

J. W. Sutton
Moselle Taylor
Dawson Lee Taylor
Hancel Tucker
Virginia Webb
Grace Wing
Halmon Wood
Etheleen Word
Joseph York

''Not in Picture.

1936

-39.

CHIEFTAIN

The

Tom p. Smith
Editov-iu-Cbief

Associate Editor
Lucille Portwood . Managing Editor

Jane Luck
Lucille Po

Virgil Barrett
Bessie Dupree

Photo Editoi

c Sophomore Editors

r Freshman Editors
Elizabeth Burnham ]

Frank Kelly
Rosalind Hays

Marian Baker -.

Virginia Colquitt I
Jane Hardage f

Dorothy Stephens J

Douglas Bishop ]

Mary Cole ] . Athletic Editors

Fred FiANSARD

Glenn FiocAN
Martha Trimble

Club Editors

Ruth Mitchell |
Max Beck'-' j

NovENA FIarrison

Orel Payne f- Snapshot E,ditors

Edwin Potts J

Typists
Robert M. Strozier . Faculty Advisor

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CHIEFTAIN

Chieftain

Mildred Lovvorn

Julian Freel |

J. G. Robertson \

Janette Pennington
Nadine Wilbanks
Taft Collett .
Aubrey Jones"" .
Dorothea Justice"" .
LovETT Newell .
Betty Ann Sewell'"
Robert Richardson .
Grace Rushin .

William H. Kelly
Business Manager

Asso. Bus. Mgr.
Assf. Bus. Mgrs.

Fraternities
Societies

Assistant
. Assistant
. Assistant
. Assistant

Assistant
. Assistant

Assistant

Claire McLarty
Harold Plunkett
Jewell Strickland j-
Mary R. Strickland |
Grace Wing I

Leila Cantrell ^
VoNciLE Ellis
James I. Jones
Owen Malcom
Sara Shannon
Halmon Wood J

Feature Editc

. Staff Editors

''Not in Pictur

1936

CHIEFTAIN

West

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Grace Wing
Editor-in-Chief

STAFF

Lucille Portwood .
Edwin Rogers
Aubrey Jones
Bob Richardson .
Elizabeth Burnham
Jack Smith .

Associate Editor
Managing Editor
Assistant Editor
Assistant Editor
. Club Editor
. Sports Editor

Jack Stone .
Novena Harrison .
Lovett Newell
Martha Trimble
Robert M. Strozier
Lanier Spence

. Feature Editor
. Feature Editor
Feature Editor
Exchange Editor
Faculty Advisor
Student Advisor

1936

CHIEFTAIN

Georgian

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Weems Boyd
Bernard Harris

Virgil Barrett
Douglas Bishop
Max Beck
Taft Collett
Virginia Colquitt
Bessie Dupree

Glenn Hogan
Business Manager

BUSINESS STAFF

Billy Johnson
Jane Luck

REPORTERS

Rosalind Hays
Elbert Hendricks
Robert Jackson
Frank Kelly
Janette Pennington
Alvada Pope

Carolyn Turner
Halmon Wood

Harold Plunkett
Mayo Royal
Sara Shannon
Virginia Shoffeit
Preston Wright
Esther Rose Zill

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CHIEFTAIN

Men's Glee Club

OFFICERS

Gordon Watson Director

EwEL HoLLOMAN 'President

Tom p. Smith Vice-President

Dawson Lee Taylor Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Virgil Barrett Deryll Dickey

Douglas Bishop J. B. Edgeman

Bill Bowdoin Jack Fleming

Grady Cook Andrew S. Floyd

Robert A. Dickie Bernard Harris

Robert O. Jackson

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Men's Glee Club

MEMBERS

Withers Jackson
Billy Johnson
Owen Malcolm
James Maxwell
Stewart McKibben
LovETT Newell
Edwin Potts

Lewjs Reese

Earl Reaves

J. G. Robertson

Mayo Hartman Royal

Lanier Spence

Jack Stephens

O. N. Todd, Jr.

Ralph Whittemore

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Honorary Debating Society

PURPOSE: To promote interest and skill in debating at West Georgia College
L. E. Roberts Director

FIRST QUARTER

Virgil Barrett President

William Kelly Vice-President

Lucille Portwood Secretary-Treasurer

Forrest Ingram Parliamentarian

SECOND QUARTER

Glenn Hogan President

William Kelly Vice-President

Lucille Portwood Secretary-Treasurer

Robert Jackson Parliamentarian

MEMBERS

Pledger Carmichael"' Lewis Reese

Taft Collett Edwin Rogers

Marion Huddleson"-' Mayo Royal

Frank Kelly Norman Tant'''

Henry Kitchens Preston Wright

HONORARY MEMBER
T. A. Hart

'Not in Picture.

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Intercollegiate Debating Teams

Abraham Baldwin at Tifton November 10, 193 5

Glenn Hogan, Marion Huddleson''' .

Abraham Baldwin at Genola November 10, 193 5

Lucille Portnxood, Edwin Rogers

Emory University at Atlanta December 6, 193 5

Lucille Portwood, Edwin Rogers

Emory University at Genola January 24, 193 6

Robert Jackson, Taft Collett

Georgia Southwestern at Americus February 21, 1936

Lucille Portwood, Virgil Barrett

Georgia Southwestern at Genola February 21, 193 6

William Kelly, Frank Kelly

''Not in Picture.

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

The Women's

OFFICERS

Dorothy St. Clair Director

Mildred Lovvorn President

Elizabeth Burnham Vice-President

Jane Luck Secretary

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Glee Club

MEMBERS

Marian Baker

Evelyn Ballard

Georgia Castleberry

Bessie Dupree

Jane Hardage

Rosalind Hays

Dorothy Holmes

Lois Ingle

Annie Ruth Marchmont

Claire McLarty

Trumie Parish
Grace Rushin
Betty Ann Sewell
JE^)CELL Strickland
Alice Stephens
Moselle Taylor
Martha Trimble
Dorothy White
Nadine Wilbanks
Esther Rose Zill

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Mu Zeta Alpha

Honorary Scientific Society

"What may be taught we learn,
What may be found ii/e seek."

Edwin Potts President

Grace Wing Vice-President

Elizabeth Burnham Secretary

Mayo Hartman Royal Treasurer

FACULTY ADVISORS

Thomas A. Hart M. E. Howell

G. B. Lang

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CHIEFTAIN

James E. Boyd
Mrs. James E. Boyd

HONORARY MEMBERS

Mrs. Thomas A. Hart
Mrs. L. E. Roberts

N. M. Cawthon

Mrs. M. E. Howell
Mrs. G. B. Lang

Walter Abney
Pee Wee Carter""
Mable Duncan ''
VoNciLE Ellis
Kathryn Gaines
Helen Hanes
Mable Harper
Elbert Hendricks
Glenn Hogan

PERSONNEL

Aubrey Jones
Henry Kitchens
James Lassetter
Annie Kate Overby
Lucille Portwood
Margarette Powell
Virginia Rainey
Edwin Rogers
Sara Shannon
Margaret Sims"'

George Smith
Jack Smith
Tom p. Smith
Lanier Spence
J. Cecil Stanley*
Dorothy Stephens
Moselle Taylor
Kate Whitlock*
Esther Rose Zill

'Not in Picture.

1936

CHIEFTAIN

Phi Sigma Alpha

"Lovers of the kuoiuJedge of truth."

Founded at West Georgia College in November, 1933.

Charter of membership in Phi Sigma Alpha, granted

on June 5, 1935.

OFFICERS

William Kelly President

Walter Abney Vice-Pres/dei?f

Elizabeth Burnham Secretary-Treasurer

L. E. Roberts Zoe Cowen

Mrs. L. E. Roberts J. C. Bonner

R. C. Connolly

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KEY MEMBERS

Walter Abney
Elizabeth Buknham
Mary Cole
Mable Harper
William Kelly
Henry Kitchens

James Lassetter
Annie Kate Overby
Lucille Portwood
Jack Smith
Tom Smith
Kate Whitlock""

REGULAR MEMBERS

Virgil Barrett
Jeanelle Daniel
Bessie Dupree
Myrl Hearn*
LovETT Newell
Tanette Pennington

Preston Wright

'Not in Picture.

1936

Margarette Powell
Edwin Potts
George Smith
J. C. Stanley"''
Mary Lee Taylor
Ralph Whittemore

CHIEFTAIN

Voluntary Religious Association

OFFICERS

William H. Kelly 'President

Grace Wing Vice-President

Martha Trimble Sccretary-Treasiirer

David M. Braswell Faculty Advisor

MEMBERS

Walter Abney Rosalind Hays

Mary Cole Elbert Hendricks''"

Frances Coppedge Gwendolyn Hines

Virginia Colquitt Dorothy Holmes

Bessie Dupree Barbara Justice

Jeanelle Daniel Dorothea Justice

Andrew S. Floyd Sara Kitchens

Novena Harrison Frank Kelly

The Voluntary Religious Association was organized to assist students in adjusting their
religious thinking to their growing knowledge of God, the Universe and of daily living.

''Not in Picture.

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CHIEFTAIN

Voluntary Religious Association

MEMBERS

Frances McCary
Claire McLarty
Ruth Mitchell''"
Blanche Norton
Kate Overby
Henrietta Peacock
Alvada Pope
Lucille Portwood
Virginia Rainey
Edwin Rogers
Mary Grace Rodgers
Mayo Hartman Royal

Grace Rushin
Ruth Schell'''
Sara Shannon
Frances Spradlin
Betty Ann Sewell
Mary Lee Taylor
Margie Thompson
Herbert White*
Gertrude Whitely
Ralph Whittemore*
Nadine Wilbanks
Esther Zill*

'Not in Picture.

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CHIEFTAIN

Alpha Psi

Alpha Psi was organized in 193 3 with twenty-three charter members, hence the name
meaning the first twenty-three. All home economics majors or those especially inter-
ested in home economics are eligible for membership. Only those taking home economics
as majors are eligible as officers.

OFFICERS

Miss Ruby Jenkins''' Faculty Advisor

Bessie Dupree President

Edith Woodward Vice-Presidejii

Virginia Colquitt Secretary

Marian Baker Treasurer

MEMBERS

Evelyn Ballard Pauline Davenport

Emily Bledsoe Voncile Ellis

Dorothy Cook Jane Hardage

Frances Coppedge Eva Lee Harris

Lucy Cox Jessie Harris'''

Jeanelle Daniel Novena Harrison

Dorothy Doster Gwendolyn Hines
Dorothy Holmes

*Not in Picture.

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Alpha Psi

MEMBERS
Naomi Jones
Lillian King
Jane Luck
Claire McLarty
Frances Mauldin
Elizabeth Moultrie
Blanche Norton
Jane Osterhout
Henrietta Peacock
Robbie Nelle Ponder

Esther Rose Zill

Alavada Pope*
Grace Rodgers
Elois Smith
Alice Stevens
Lillian Thomas'''
Carolyn Turner
Wynnette White''
Nadine Wilbanks
Stella Wright
Sara Young

Not in Picture.

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CHIEFTAIN

Ciceronidn Literary Society

OFFICERS

Robert M. Strozier, Facility Advisor

Edwin Rogers President

Jane Luck Secretary and Treasurer

Virginia Shoffeit ) r, ^ -.^

T,, T > Frovrani Committee

Mildred Lovvorn 3 '^

Glenn Hogan Publicity Manager

PERSONNEL

Walter Abney Fred Hansard

Sara Helen Acklin Jane Hardage

Evelyn Ballard Bernard Harris'"

Emily Bledsoe''" Novena Harrison

Elmer Bohannon Rosalind Hays

Weems Boyd''' Myrl Hearn''"

Leila Cantrell Dorothy Holmes

Georgia Castleberry Imogene Hopson'-'

Opal Cowart Lois Ingle

Brown Dickson'-" Billy Johnson

Aubry Duncan'-" Dorothea Justice
William H. Kelly

*Not in Piccure.

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1936

CHIEFTAIN

Ciceronian Literary Society

PERSONNEL

Owen Malcom
Frances Mauldin
James Maxwell
Ethel Lee McLarin
Mary Nelle Morgan
LovETT L. Newell
Blanche Norton
Henrietta Peacock
Virginia Rainey
Mayo Hartman Royal
Grace Rushin"'
Sara Shannon

Virginia Webb

Elois Smith
Frances Spradlin
Kathryn Stephens
Jack Al Stone
Jewell Strickland
Betty Ann Sewell
O'Rear Treadaway'
Carolyn Turner
Frances Veal
Gertrude Whitely
Etheleen Word
Bob Webb

"Not in Picture.

1936

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CHIEFTAIN

Bodrd of Managers

OFFICERS

Mary Cole President

Jack Stone Vice-President

Elizabeth Burnham Secretary-Treasurer

David M. Braswell Faculty Advisor

PERSONNEL

Walter Abney Jane Luck

Marian Baker James Maxwell""

Virgil Barrett Lovett Newell

Douglas Bishop Janette Pennington

Elmer Bohannon Grace Rushin

Virginia Colquitt Jack Smith

Bessie Dupree Tom Smith

Andrew S. Floyd Clarence Verdell

Eva Lee Harris Edgar Wright

Noyena Harrison Edith Woodward

James L Jones Halmon Wood

Dorothea Justice Ralph Whittemore

James Lassetter Grace Wing

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1936

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ATHLETICS

CHIEFTAIN

Athletic Program

It is the desire of the Athletic Administration at West Georgia College to provide
athletics for all its students. It desires:

I. To furnish student activities in which they can secure relaxation.

II. To acquaint its students with the whole field of recreation.

III. To give the students an opportunity to develop a skill and interest in some
recreational activities which he or she can carry over into mature life.

IV. To encourage and develop attitudes which represent the best character.
V. To give the student a part in the direction of the program.

David M. Braswell, Director.

W" Club

Front row: Huggins, Johnson, Driver, Wing, Lassetter, Shuemake
Second row: Jackson, Williams, Kelly, Stone, Eidson, Webb, Hansard, Bishop, Cook

Virgil Barrett""

'"Not in Picture.

1936

CHIEFTAIN

Bdsketbdll Tedm

Front roil': Stephens, Huggins, Eidson, Captain; Hansard, Driver
Back row: Cook, Johnson, Williams, Webb, Shuemake, Bonner, Coach; Bishop, Assistant Manager

Virgil Barrett,* Manager

SCHEDULE

Gordon January 10

Young Harris January 17

C. A. C. January 25

Gordon January 27

Southern Union January 30

Reinhardt January 2 5

Brewton-Parker February 5

North Georgia College February 7

Southern Union February 7

Ft. McPherson . . . . . February 14

Young Harris February 21

Dahlonega Feburary 22

Under the very capable leadership of Coach Bonner, the Braves have made a creditable
showing. Jackson, not included above, has been an outstanding member of the team.

''Not in Picture.

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CHIEFTAIN

Baseball

David M. Braswell Coach

Fred Williams

LeRoy Johnson

Captains

Under Coach Braswell West Georgia had a successful baseball season in the spring of
1935. The prospects are even better for the 1936 season.

LINE-UP

Duma Morris .
Damon Webb .
Wm. Kelly
Kress Entrekin
George Colley

. Second Base

. Short Stop

Catcher

. Center Field

Third Base

Fred Williams .

Sam Fields Left Field

Earl Newman .... Right Field
Chas. Tuggle .... First Base

Jack Parker Pitcher

Jack Stone UtiHty

. Pitcher

Tennis Team

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Bishop, Treadaway, Johnson, Todd, Stone, Cowart, Strozier, Couch

The Tennis Team remained undefeated for the second successive year. Harris Hay did
not lose a set during two years against Emory, Emory Junior, Young Harris, South-
western Teachers College and Alabama State Teachers' College.

Not in Picture: Kerry Foster, Beverly Campbell,

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Archery, Tap Ddncing, Ping Pong
Dancing Group

Front row: Woodward, Justice, Taylor, Word, Verdell, Rushin, Peacock, Word, McLain,
Wright, Justice, Mitchell, Holmes, Harris. Second row. Wood, Hines, Osterhout, Taylor,
WiLBANKS, Baker, Doster, McLaren, Chapman, Cole, Floyd, Malcom. Third row: Spinks,
BoHANNON, Kelly, Mauldin, Shannon, Daniel, Whitely, McLarty, Young, Spradlin, Sewell,
Litton, Jaillet. Fourth row: Smith, Hardage, Overby, Dupree, Hays, Stone, Luck. Fifth row:
Sutton, Sims, Maxwell, Jones, Robertson, Ingle. Back row: Bowdoin, Bohannon, McKibben,
Staples, Richardson, Sappington, Abney.

Intra-Mural Touch Football Team

First row: Floyd, Litton, Maxwell, Abney, Captain; Edgeman, Jaillet, Kitchens, Gilham. Second

row: Wood, Stone, Sutton, Sims, Richardson, Bohannon, Bishop. Third row: Harris, King,

Sappington, Spinks, Stephens, Kelly, Johnson, Plunkett.

All School

Intra-Mural

Basketball

Team

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First roiv: Cole, Young, Baker, Captain; Norton, Gaines
Second row. Kitchens, Faver, Chapman, Doster, Spradein

Men s Rifle
Team

First roiv: McKibben, Jones, Wright, Captain; Brandon, Staples
Second row. Litton, Sappington, Alexander, Edgeman, Stephens, Crawford

Girls' Intra-
Mural Soccer
Team

First row. Kitchens, Taylor, Spradein, Harris, Woodward, McLain, Chapman, Osterhout, Sewell
Second rotu: Maxwell, Manager; Hays, Rodgers, Hines, Ellis, Overby, King, Wilbanks, Hardace,

Jones, Manager
Third roiv: Payne, Shannon, McLaren, McLarty

Girls' Tumbling Tedm

Stevens, Holmes, Rushin, Floyd, Manager;
Almand, Cole

Boxing Sguad

Front Row

Staples, Lassetter, Bohannon,

Sutton, Bishop

Second Koiv

Sims, Stephens, Tant, Maxwell,

Richardson, Newell

Third Row
Floyd, Litton, Jaillet, Jackson

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Virst Row
Bohannon, Floyd, Sims, Lasset-
ter, Edgeman, Ingram, King

Second Row
Abney, Litton, Kelly, Richard-
son, Barton

Men's Tumbling Team

First Row

Wood, Newell, Stone,

Bohannon, Floyd

Second Row

Litton, Verdell, Sappington,

Bishop

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Virgil Barrett Most Popular Boy

Dorothea Justice Best All-Roniid Girl

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Jack Smith Mosf Versatile Boy

Mary Cole Most Athletic Girl

Bill Litton Most Athletic Boy

Thumb-Ndil Portraits

Walter Abney Scholarship, Louise Pierce, violets, lanky.

Sara Acklin Southpaw, Puckett, nice. Carter, quiet.

Beth Almand Eyes, contortionist, phone booth, men.

Marian Baker Robinson, Library, Gore, beetling brows, sucker.

Virgil Barrett B. M. O. C, Fannie, Bung, harem.

Lurlie Baxter N. Y. A., Highway Department, energy, Betty Co-ed.

Douglas Bishop Monte Carlo Club, President '3 6, half pint, cynic.

Elmer Bohannon Group dancing, basketball, manly chest.

Bill Bowdoin Levi, soloist, Monte Carlo Club, Bacchante.

Doyle Breeden Wee Willie, horse thief, cauliflower ears.

Elizabeth Burnham Brain Trust (Dean's List to you), Campus Secretary.

Leila Cantrell Sarcasm plus, basketball players, ex-proctor.

Lois Garden Bangs, dignity, No. lO's, disposition.

Mary Cole Athletic, "Chantons La Marseillaise," regular guy.

Taft Collett Economics, apologetic, silent but somewhat strong.

Virginia Colquitt Chick, acute attacks, flirtatious, beauty queen.

Lucy Cox Cowan's right-hand man, red dresses, Normal student.

Martha Crews Ex-dorm student, inveterate library customer.

Jeanelle Daniel Chapel checker-upper, quiet, acme of niceness.

Deryll Dickey Philosophy of life, pillar of the institution, steady.

Scott Donehoo Mercer, whiskers, quizzical, humorous.

MoNDELL Driver Ice man, '34 carry-over, dead-shot, never misses a goal.

Aubrie Duncan Weaselpuss, V-8, homing, basketball enthusiast.

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Thumb-Ndil Portraits

AuDiE Duncan Good-natured, obese, stupendous! colossal!

Clovis Duncan Somnambulist, goal-shooter, Duncan Fife.

Bessie Dupree Petite, personality, Rosey Martin, chubby-like.

Mary Earnest Innocuous, hypochondriac, flower-like.

VoNciLE Ellis Tax-collector, Magenta-haired, curls fore and aft.

Woodrow Floyd Maladroit, dishwasher. Gargantuan, black eye.

Julian Freel Small-town slicker, philanderer, conceited.

Ella Gilland Freudian complex, hasn't thought yet, baseball.

Ruth Goswick Eyelashes, nostalgic, lachrymose, Lucy's shadow.

Mable Harper Honor societies, brain trust, A student, blushes, too.

NovENA Harrison Bedroom eyes, sinuses, hoof and head disease, style.

Eva Lee Harris Well-padded, Tinymite Club '3 5, different, broke back.

Glenn Hogan Entrepreneur, orator, L M. O. C., loaded dice, 99.99''/ o. k.

EwEL Holloman Little David, Talmadge man, Fiddlin' John Carson.

Mildred Hudson Young Ladies' Seminary, G. S. W. C, fickle.

Myrl Hearn Saccharine, restraint. Hickory Level, meek and mild.

Lester Jaillet The Goon, pugilist, Gilham ('""ijLr:^!&&) , Miss C'ton '34, wings.

Withers Jackson Reformed (slips sometimes), hard luck, studious.

Leroy Johnson Alias Dutch Dillinger, ducks, croupier, innocence.

Lanier Jones Wrassler, ears, red sweater, earnest.

Aubrey Jones Projectionist, satellite, Cassanova, ex-brain trust, wings.

Dorothea Justice Group dancing, probation, Malcom, eyebrows.

William Kelly Demosthenes, Huey, Jr., involuntary irreligious.

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James Lassetter Grappler, earnest, Pinky, spectacle club.

Mildred Lovvorn Lovelorn, singing, demure, Billy.

Jane Luck Mayor's daughter, Stone, Plunkett, Newell-infinitum.

Ben Manis Mumps, Thespian, tumbling, hard work, gun-shy.

Francis Mauldin Ramrod, good dancer, timid, clothes.

Lovett Newell Bathing suit, dancing, Jane-Gunn-phobia.

Blanche Norton Dining room hostess, sweet pea, one alone, whoopee.

Jane Ousterhout Hard luck, good sport, Fannie's second, gentile.

Annie Kate Overby Richardson, pulchritude, Kitty, excelsior.

Janette Pennington Trim, house proxy, Fannie's third, curls.

Harold Plunkett Ruth, ribs, sympathy, hotcha, eyelashes a la Crawford.

Lucille Portwood Loquacious, precocious, brain trust, ubiquitous.

Pete Potts Duck, politician, St. Vitus, Monte Carlo addict.

Mabgarette Powell Studious, Chevrolet, Verdell, Villa Rica.

Edwin Rogers Agnostic, radical (so he thinks), atheist, Socialist, etc.

Mayo Royal Martha, West Point, New York, Bing, hill-billy guefaws.

Francis Rhinehart Dancing, Shorter, probation, speechless.

Sara Shannon Miss Weaver the second, Fairburn, Taylor, ex-Cook-ite.

George Smith First Smith, bookish, brain trust, glasses.

Jack Smith Second Smith, Morgan Blake, studious, glasses, too.

Tom Smith The last Smith, jane, annual, brain trust, JANE.

Lanier Spence President Junior Class, squaluslius, acanthus, actor.

Cecil Stanley Grace Rogers, brain trust, Caesar the second, ex-L. P.

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Alice Stephens Good dancer, smile, cabin, endurance (jenkins).

Dorothy Stephens Nice kid, naive, disposition plus, sweet.

Jack Stone The one and only, austin, mouthy, wimmin. Ideal Laundry.

Jewell Strickland Billy, flirt, finger nails, style, billy.

Mary Ruth Strickland Post office. Cook, desolate, complexion a la Lux.

Opal Tant Faye, timid, friendly, Norman's sister, the type that studies.

Dawson Lee Taylor Tolly, chauffeur, Ethel Lee, politician, dances, too.

Mary Lee Taylor No relation, shadow, abbreviated, dental grin.

Elbertine Tompkins -Lives up to the name, nice, her father's daughter.

O'Rear Treadaway Spats, tennis king, sultan walk, Rome.

Martha Trimble Dignity, Mayo, spinsterish, black curls, some kid.

Hancel Tucker Bacchante, steak sandwich, well dressed, jolly.

Caroline Turner Chubby, roly-poly, mean I mean, Va.'s Boswell.

Virginia Webb Miss C'ton '3 5, legs, rides during chapel, tumbler.

Gertrude Whiteley Walk, ultra, dignified, studious, typically typical.

Kate Whitlock Spectacles, studies plenty.

Ralph Whittemore Shorty, baritone, complexion, blushes.

Nadine Wilbanks Myrna Loy, Jack Parker, good natured, Fannie's fourth.

Grace Wing Typewriter's slave, capital I complex, ready, Goon, Jones, etc.

Halmon Wood Barber, laughing book salesman, bray, not Rufus.

RuFUs Wood The other Wood, Economics, three-letter man (N. Y. A.).

Edith Woodward Figger, Fannie's fifth, nurse, soccer.

Preston Wright Talmadge, blue eyes, stuttering lawyer, sourpuss.

Tom Wright Hazer, carouses, boxes, four-letter man (R. O. T. C).

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PROUD

of West Georgia College
and appreciate our friends
among the students and
faculty.

CARROLLTON DRUG
COMPANY

Carrollton

eorgia

BURNS AUTO SUPPLY CO.

Genuine Replacements
Parts

Wholesale and Retail

Phone 205

Carrollton

33 Newiian St.
Georgia

ELDRED C. BASS

Fancy Groceries and
Fresh Meats

Poultry, Eggs and Fish

Phone 341 Free Delivery

18 Bradley Street
Carrollton y Georgia

THE PEOPLES
HARDWARE CO.

Dealers and Jobbers in

Hardware, Furniture, Paints,
Floor Coverings, Wagons

John Deere
Innplements

NEWNAN STREET

Carrollton

Georgia

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N. N. Johnson
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Chicago, Illinois

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Fancy and Staple Groceries

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