^ ri c ^^ i > r r f I \ ' r ]oni EKhSnuS THE CHIEFTAIN PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE CARROLLTON, GEORGIA VOLUME THREE Copyright 1936 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 ti. Mary Louise Gladden . Tallapoosa ^R. ""^ .^ ^ 1 y c5 b -29- 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 30- 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 1 936 31 - 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 1 936 32. 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 1 936 33 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 1 936 34- 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 37- 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 1 936 40. 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 41 CHIEFTAIN West : <^^^HuC5^^H '! ' i I -"=55^- ^B .ir V-.. ^^ ^^s 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 42 CHIEFTAIN Georgian pts -Ji^ *Xi. 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. I -58' 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 59- 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 "'Not in Pictur 1936 -60' . 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 63 %f 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. I 193 6 i 64- 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 * !^ ' ^ i^ "x^sHHI^^^ S?"-' 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, 1936 65. 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 jt^" 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 W Boxing Sguad Front Row Staples, Lassetter, Bohannon, Sutton, Bishop Second Koiv Sims, Stephens, Tant, Maxwell, Richardson, Newell Third Row Floyd, Litton, Jaillet, Jackson ^ jtm ^^^^^ Wrestling Group 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 '-^ ^^ FEATURES N OUR EDUCATIONAL WORK IF THE ELEMENTS OF CULTURE ARE BEING NEGLECTED OUR ADVANCEMENT WILL BE TOWARD LOWER INSTEAD OF HIGHER REALMS OF THOUGHT MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL CARROLLTON GEORGIA ^ o i o -o COMPLIMENTS OF . ;. SOUTHLAND ICE COMPANY PURE TASTE FREE ICE . . . IS . . . SUPERIOR SAVE WITH ICE Carrollton y Georgia BOYNTON & SON Photographers Enlarging and Tinting a Specialty KODAK FINISHING We Photograph School Classes and Family Groups Carrollton Georgia -71 - Super I Janette Pennington Most Popular Girl Virgil Barrett Most Popular Boy Dorothea Justice Best All-Roniid Girl Jack Stone Best All-Konnd Boy latives i-sf^ ^ Nadine Wilbanks Most Versatile Girl 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. 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . WEBB AUTO COMPAS Y OPERATING STANDARD OIL COMPANY SERVICE STATION > ^ ALL KINDS OF STANDARD ^ OIL PRODUCTS CORNER NEWNAN AND TANNER STREETS CARROLLTON OEORGIA W. G. HAMRICK, Local Agent WE INVITE . . . Compliments of . . . your attention to these five (5) reasons why you should CANDIDATES buy your fertilizers from us: FOR CARROLL COUNTY ( 1 ) Thirty-five years' experience. (2) Goods are double mixed and < OFFICES only best and most suitable , materials used. 1 ' (3) State Chemist has never penal- ized our goods; you get what you buy. M. E. GRIFFIN ^ HAMP CHAPPELL (4) You are invited to our plant to O. S. MILLER see how goods are made. ( 5 ) If anything should go wrong, H. O. Lovvorn is the sole owner, JOE L. VEAL A. W. ALEXANDER and is within easy reach; his i B. B. KILGORE reputation is behind every ton. < < J. H. BURSON H. O. LOVVORN RAYMOND ROBINSON FERTILIZER CO. ' JOE H. 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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. 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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. 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