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Collection:: University of West Georgia Collections in the Internet Archive
Title:: Chieftain, 1948, volume XV
Creator:: Students of West Georgia College
Date of Original:: 1948
Subject:: West Georgia College--Students--Yearbooks
College yearbooks--Georgia--Carrollton
College students--Georgia--Carrollton--Social life and customs--20th century
College students--Georgia--Carrollton
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Presenting The Chieftain of West Georgia
College, published in the year of our Lord, nine-
teen hundred and forty-eight, by the students,
under the direction of Bill Anthony and Betty
Bettis, Editors, and Joyce Jones, Business
Manager.

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VOLUME XV

West Qeorgia College, Carrollton, Qeorgia

FOREWORD

Herein between these covers is presented a rec-
ord of a year at West Georgia College, a record
of moments of pleasure, moments of work,
moments of doubt, and best of all moments of
supreme satisfaction gained through the effort
that we as students have put forth.

Let this book be like an old friend one that can
in the future tell you of those wonderful days
at West Georgia College.

CAMPUS and CAMPUS LIFE

THIS IS A RECORD OF:

CAMPUS and CAMPUS LIFE

PERSONALITIES

ADMINISTRATION

CLASSES

ORGANIZATIONS

ATHLETICS

CONTRIBUTORS

ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE

PERSONALITIES

ADMINISTRATION

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CLASSES

ATHLETICS

ORGANIZATIONS

THE CHIEFTAIN

Classes cut, sleep and friends lost, decisions to
make, grades in a spin, compulsology missed these
are the things we fought. But on our side was the
hope that each of you would be pleased with The
Chieftain for '48.

There were so many who contributed to make
this book a success Mr. Adams, our faculty advisor;
Mr. Caspar, our photographer; Mr. Wallace, our art
advisor; Johnny Long, publisher; and all those who
contributed snaps and advice all these and many
others helped to make this book possible.

Editors Bettis, Anthony and Hay at work.

Cox
5rock

Larson
Boroughs

Griffin
Hester

ISBEI-L

Jones

Ware
Cliatt

STAFF

Bill Anthony Editor

Betty Bettis Associate Editor

Charles Cox and

Conrad Larson . . . Editors of Campus and Campus Life

Polly Griffin Personalities Editor

Jackie Isbell Administration Editor

Jackie Hay Sophomore Class Editor

Ed Brock Associate Sophoinore Class Editor

Frances Boroughs Freshman Class Editor

Nelle Hester Associate Freshman Class Editor

Polly Jones Junior Class Editor

Nan Cliatt Organization Editor

Elva Baker, Janie Pleasants . Associate Organization Editors
Frank Rushton, Betty Ann Hardin .... Sports Editors
Dan McRae, Solon Ware, and

Mary Roberts Photography Editors

Everett McKibben ^ Art Editor

Joyce Jones Business Manager'

Charlcie Holms, Lovell Roberts . Asst. Business Managers
Margaret Goodson Typist

Baker

Pleasants

Rushton

Roberts

McKibben

Roberts

Goodson

DEDICATED

MR. A H. ROW

of or his sincere sers^ice to the
college ana to the students.

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C A M f U S

LIFE

MANDEVILLE HALL

RURAL ARTS

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\l> \M^OX AND
\1)\11\IM RATION

BORDERS, HAMM, STORMS
BARRACKS

/EST GEORGIA
BUILDS

Here is the architect's conception of what is coming to
our campus. In the future, this building a boys' dormi
tory is to be erected on the campus below the library.

THE RAT liVnVN

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LIFE OM

CAMPUS
SCcHES

DIVISION OF THE
UNIVERSITY SYSTIi

ofOEOROIA

Ltl'^^-o-n-g

Brain vs. Brawn.

Everything stops for tea.

Who believes in signs?

Mammolus hum

Drive CljOSED to TRAmC aiier -

Wease do not bnur ^

SPAGHETTI and meat ba

Legs to : spare.

"The New Look-

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CHEERLEADERS

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Polly Jones, Captain :

Davis

Nell Clark

1 1 iiss vi/est (^eorgia

1 1 iiSS (JL(

omecofntng

June Broome

Frances Boroughs

eauties

Regina Allison

Nan Cliatt

i;;3f-"

Joyce Kinney

Linda Cliett

eauties

Edith Kesler

Frances Boroughs

Soon

pnomore

Harl DuiIliY

Nell Clark

(Superlatives

Solon Ware

Polly Griffin

Hiram Bray

(boph

pnomore

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mapiav^w

Nan Cliatt

Pat Jackson

Q>upenatives

Bill Anthony

Margaret Ann Church

Ed Brock

{

I. S. In.,kam, M.A.
Prcsnlvnt

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L. E. Roberts, Ph.D.
Dean
Professor of Social Sciences

Katie Downs, M.A.

Registrar

Assistant Professor of Education

THE

Ora Lee Honx'ard, M.A.

Dean of Women

Hostess to Meison

Asst. Professor of Psychology

Paul Petersen, B.S.

Dean of Men

Asst. Professor of Biology

Horace Acklin
Com pf roller

John Oliver, M.A.

Assistant Professor of Social

Sciences

Ruby Jenkins, M.S., H.E.

Assistant Professor and Director

of Home Economics

Grace Tietje, M.A.

Assistant Professor of

Education

FACULTY

W. H. Row, M.A. George C. S. Adams, M.A.

Professor, Chairman, Division of Assistant Professor of Romance
Languai^cs, Literature and Art Languages

Marie Campbell, M.A.

Assistant Professor of

English

THE

C. K. Boroughs, M.A. Jane Woodruff, M.S., Music

Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of Music

Hugh Wallace, B.A.
Assistant Professor of Art

Marion Crider, B.S., M.A.

Assistant Professor of

Mathematics

M. E. Max\xell, ma.

Assistant Professor of

Chemistry

Brooks Pittman, A.B.

Assistant Professor of Physics

and Mathematics

FACULTY

Robert Tillman, B S.T.E.
Engr., Drg. and Math.

Earl M. Wheb\, B.S.
Physical Education for Men

Ruth Sturgis, M.S.

Assistant Professor of Physical Ed.

and Director of Physical

Ed. for Women

Dora Peete, M.A.
Assistant Prof, of Commerce

Roberta Gibson, M.A.
Instructor of Commerce

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

Mrs. Edna L. Harris
Assistant Librarian

THE

Mrs. Guy Shannon

Assistant Dean of Women

In Charge of Housing,

Hostess to Adamson

Mrs. Maude Abbott
Hostess to Mandeville

Mrs. Nell Reeves
Hostess to Men

Mrs. Ila Williams
College Store

Katherine Harrington
B.S.H.E.
Dietician

Louise Hughie
Assistant Dietician

Mrs. Mary Copeland Ammon Yates

Secretary to Dean and Superintendent of Buildings

Assistant Registrar and Grounds

FACULTY

Katherine Brock
Cashier

Mrs. Mable Radcliff
Bookkeeper

Mrs. Harold Borders
Secretary to President

Mrs. Evelyn Ozment
Sec. to Dean and Registrar

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of 48

Harl Duffey, Stiulcnf EoJy PirsiJnif

John Ackee

Bill Adams

Ciillioun, Ga.

Rome, Ga.

A. P.O., 4-u, V. R.A.

Hazel Adcock

]5ari!aka Albertson

Monroe, Ga.

D.ilton, Ga.

x.</,/;/ Slhn,is/> Chih, v. R. A.

C/mir. f. r. A.

Regina Allison

Bill Anthony

Ann Allen

Brookhaven, Ga.

La Grange, Ga.

Hugh Ayers

Joe Bacgett

Sunimerville, Ga.

Choir

Editor, Chieftain; Spor

Bowdon, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga.

Dorcas Baker

Vera Jo Ballew

Editor, West Georgian

James Barker

Publicity Chiiiriiuin, A. P. O

LaFayette, Ga.
V. R.A.

Marietta, Ga.
Choir

Marjorie Barber
Adairsville, Ga.

Roopville, Ga.
Choir

Hugh Barrow
Bowdon, Ga.

Sia3Sf?-(iv ;

Charles Bass
Bremen, Ga.

Sylvia Boggs
Carrollton, Ga.

Grover Bearden
Acworth, Ga.
Veterans' Club

Evelyn Booth
Comer, Ga.
Spanish Club

Gordon Berry

Rome, Ga.

A. P. O., Ycfcraus' Club

Vern Borders
Carrollton, Ga.

Betty Bettis

College Park, Ga.

V. R. A., Vice-President Spanish

Club; Associate Editor

The Chieftain

Frances Boroughs

Bowdon, Ga.

Chieftain, Choir, West

Georgian

Glenn Boggs

Mableton, Ga.

Mu Zcta Alpha

James Boswell

Hogansville, Ga.

A. P. O., Veterans' Clid

Hiram Bray and

Mildred Garner

President Sophomore Class,-

Secretary Sophomore Class

Doris Brannon

Cave Spring, Ga.

Alpha Psi, F. T. A.

Bill Breed
LaGrange, Ga.
Press Forum, Debating Tea

Hiram Bray

Hogansville, Ga.

President Sophomore Class;

A. P. O.

Luther Bridgman

Griffin, Ga.

A. P. O., Press Forum,

Mu Zefa Alpha

:,, ,vv.;|

LuTHF.R Smith, Vicc-Prcsiilciif Sophninorc C/c"

ROBERI" Brtdges
Ncwnan, Ga.

LaWSON buOADVCICK

Dalton, Ga.

Emmadeani: Bkison

Lyerly, Ga.

F. T. A., 4-H, Alldni Psi

Joe Broadwater

Roopville, Ga.

Veterans' Club, A. P. O.,

Vice-Prcsidciif Mule Day

Sfiitlnifs

Ed Brock-

La Grange, Ga.

Prcudiiit V. K. A., A. P. O..

Treasurer Zr/ii Sigma Pi

Nell Bryant

Decatur, Ga.

Alpha Pii, F. T. A.

Eugene Brock
Cedartown, Ga.

Jean Bullard

Camilla, Ga.

4-H, F.T.A.

Robert W. Brock

Atlanta, Ga.

Secretary Veterans' Club,

A. P. O.

Jim Burch
Calhoun, Ga.

Leon Brooks
Cumming, Ga.
Spanish Club

Joe Burgh
Lindale, Ga.

June Broome

Menlo, Ga.

Choir

Arthur Cagle
Canton, Ga.

Jimmy Cagle
Canton, Ga.

Margaret Ann Church

Bremen, Ga.

Choir, Secretary V. R. A..

West Georgian

June Canaday
Atlanta, Ga.

Nell Clark

Menlo, Ga.

President Alpha Psi, Choir

Charles Castellaw

Locus Grove, Ga.

V. R. A., A. P. O., Mil Xeta

Alpha

Ralph Clark
Rockmart, Ga.

Alvin Chambers
Bowdon, Ga.

Nan Cliatt

Villa Rica, Ga.

Chieftain, Virc-P resilient

Alpha Psi, V. R. A.

Ralph Chamblee
Menlo, Ga.

Linda Cliett

Pelham, Ga.
V. R. A., Choir

Dan McRae

Tred-'iirer So jthinitore Clas

Harold Cochran
LaGranee, Ga.

M. F. Cochran
Newnan, Ga.

John W. Cochran
Fairmount, Ga.
Veterans' Chib

Charles Cole
Villa Rica, Ga.

Pi_ ^t^

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of 48

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^^KT^I'

Harold Coleman

Gene Cook

Roopville, Ga.

Bremen, Ga.

"rcasurcr VchTuin' Club,

Sccrcfiiry-Tri'iisiircr Mil
Zcfa Alpha

H. Ernest Cosper
LaGrange, Ga.

Ciipfiiiit Football Team

Bobby Corley

Thomaston, Ga.

Charles Smith,

Vice

Vrcsident Stiiilciif

ody

Charles Cox

Jo Cromer

Harl C. Duffey, Jr.

Stcckbridge, Ga.

Shannon, Ga.

Regina Davis

James Dean

Rome, Ga.

'cfcraiii' Club, Chleftain

V. R. A.

Fayetteville, Ga.

Manchester, Ga.

Prcs/Jcjif Student Body,
A. P. 0.

Joe Early

Shirley Emerson

Horace Erwin, Jr.

Hilton Estes

Rome, Ga.

Dallas, Ga.

LaGrange, Ga.

Rebecca Evans

A. P. 0.

Spanish Club, F. T.

A. P. 0.

A. P. 0., Choir

Carrollton, Ga.

Thomas E. Fears

Madison, Ga.

A. P. O.

Charles Garrett
Woodbury, Ga.

Jesse Lee Fox

Calhoun, Ga.

Asiocia/e Editor West

Georgian, A. P. O.

French Club

Mildred Garner

Buchanan, Ga.

Vice-President Zcta Signni Pi,

V. R. A.

Ralph French
Calhoun, Ga.

Bettye Sue Gaylor

Summerville, Ga.

Keys iind Cna, F. T. A.

M. T. Fuller, Jr.

Clem, Ga.

F. T. A.

Mac Gibbs
Bowden, Ga.

J. E. Futral
Griffin, Ga.

Aubrey Gilbert
Clarksville, Miss.

Joe Gill

Woodbury, Ga.

Merle Golden

Choir

LaGrange, Ga.

President 4-H Club, Alpha P

Margaret Goodson

Franklin, Ga.

Margie Goodson

President Keys and C('t,

Dalton, Ga.

V. R. A.

Spanish Club

Solon Ware
Secretary ami Treasurer Student Body

j^^m

C. D. G OS WICK
Chatsworth, Ga.
Veterans' Club

Roy W. Green
Rome, Ga.

Rip Cosper, Cul'hini uj luutbnll Tiuim

WiNFRED Gray

Rome, Ga.

Veterans' Clnb, A. P. O.

Polly Griffin

Griffin, Ga.

Editor West Georgian,

Chieftain, V. R. A.

Betty Ann Hardin

Eastman, Ga.

Alpha Ps/, Cheerleader,

V. R. A.

Henry Head
Buchanan, Ga.

Frank Hardman
Roopville, Ga.

Clarence Heath

Whitesburg, Ga.

Choir, Vcteraiii' Club

James H. Hardy

LaGrange, Ga.

Choir, A. P. O.

Melvina Herring

Carrollton, Ga.

F. T. A.

Horace E. Hay
Carrollton, Ga.

Andrew Hill
LaGrange, Ga.

Joan Hay
Carrollton, Ga.

Carolyn Hodgson
Elberton, Ga.

BuRELL Holder

Temple, Ga.

Secretary Spiiiiish Club,

Veterans' Club, Dean's List

Virginia Huckeba
Roopville, Ga.

Weyman Holland
Hiram, Ga.

Hugh Hudsputh
Temple, Ga.

James Hollings>x'orth

CarroUton, Ga.

A. P. O.

Irma Hyatt

Roopville, Ga.

F. T. A.

Charlcie Holmes

CarroUton, Ga.

West Georgian, Chieltain,

Press For 11 111

Rowena Hyatt

Franklin, Ga.

Alpha Psi, Secretary Xeta Sigma

Pi. iOO Club

Hildred Hubbard

Emerson, Ga.

V. R. A., President French

Club

John Ingram
Rome, Ga.

Jesse Fox, Associate EJitai- of West Georgian

Jacqueline Isbell

Rockmart, Ga.

V. R. A., F. T. A., Chieftain

Pat M. Jackson
Monroe, Ga.

Choir, President Mii Xeta
Alpha

Inez Jackson

Franklin, Ga.

V. R. A., F. T. A.

Shirley Jackson
Franklin, Ga.

L^Iass

of 48

ass

of 'jf8

James B. Jenkins

JoYCL Jones

LaGrange, Ga.

Carrollton, Ga.

Chieftain, VrcsiJciif Diiyctf

Polly Jones

Dallas, Ga.

Steve Kaley

Chieftain, Choir, Secretary

Bremen, Ga.

Frcin h Club

Polly Grim in, EJitur of West Georgian

Huland

King

John K

ING

Joyce

Kinney

Jame

s Knight

Bettye

Faye Landrum

Waco,

Ga.

Curryville

, Ga.

Mancli

ester,

Ga.

Griffin, Ga.

Coll

ege Park, Ga.

CI)On

Alpha Psi

West

Georgian

Con R A DO

Leiva

Keys

mil Cues

Martha L. McKibben

Havana,

Cuba

Don Lewis

Donald Lovell

Carrollton, Ga.

Calhoun,

Ga.

Bill

Lewis

Marietta, Ga.

Choir,

Keys and Cues,

Veteraiii'

Club

Hogansville,

Ga.

Treasur

er Dayette Club

es/Jetif A.

P.O.

, V.

Margaret Lyle
Elberton, Ga.

Mary Jane McCrary
Alvaton, Ga.

Jack McEntire
Calhoun, Ga.

Melvin McGee
CarroUton, Ga.

Minnie McGinnis
Buchanan, Ga.

David McGraw
CarroUton, Ga.

Frances McGuire
Villa Rica, Ga.

Roy McInvale Everett McKibben

Manchester, Ga. Bowdon, Ga.

Vtcrans' Club, Keys and Cues Chieftain, West Georgian

Dan McRae

Warm Springs, Ga.

President Zefa Sigma Pi,

Veterans Chib, Debating

Squad

Betty Bettis
Associate Editor of Chieftain

Gerry McRee

Atlanta, Ga.
Keys and Cues

William Maier
Atlanta, Ga.

Clifford McSwain
Thomaston, Ga.

Madolyn Manning
Tallapoosa, Ga.
f. T. A., V. K. A.

Saka Nell Marlow
Carrollton, Ga.

Robert Milam

Mableton, Ga.

A. P. O., Mil Zftii Alplu

BuKTON Meyer

Newton, Mass.

Choir, Veterans' Club,

Stage Manager

Ross Miller

Woodland, Ga.

Vice-President V. it. A.

Wright and Wilcox

Billy Mitchell

Rome, Ga.

A. P. O.

Sidney Oglesby

Bowdon, Ga.

A. P. O.

Clinton Moore
Lindale, Ga.

Monroe Ozment

Rome, Ga.

Veterans' Club

Newman Moore
Comer, Ga.

Hubert Palmer
Carrollton, Ga.
Veterans' Club

Elmer S. Moss
Cedartown, Ga.
Veterans' Club

Carolyn Parker

Hampton, Ga.

F. T. A., President Mchon

Hall

Richard Nuttall
Cedartown, Ga.

Percy Payne

Bowman, Ga.

Choir, V.R.A.

Ignacio Perez

Lemmuel Phillips

Jimmy Pless

Mary Jean Poarch

James Pollard

Havana, Cuba

Ellenwood, Ga.

Cloudland, Ga.

Cartersville, Ga.

Bremen, Ga.

,EWELLYN Pope

Fulton Powell

Betty Ramsey

Mac Ratterree

Roopville, Ga.

Calhoun, Ga.

Melvin Powell
Calhoun, Ga.

Covington, Ga,
V. R. A., F. T. A., Alpha Ph

Dallas, Ga.

BoYCE Ray

Calhoun, Ga.

A. P. O., 4-H Club,

Veterans' Club

Phil Richardson
LaGrange, Ga.

Veterans' Club

Lewis Reynolds

Trion, Ga.

A. P. O., Choir

Anderson Roach

Canton, Ga.

Veterans' Club

Coleman ami Allison

e/,

ass

of 48

ass
o

'f'48

Robert Robinson

Ray Robison

Mount Zion, Ga.

CarroUton, Ga.

Frank Rushton

Lawton Samples

Atlanta, Ga.

CarroUton, Ga.

A. P. 0., Chieftain,

Zc/ii S/'^wrf Pi

Brooks

and Anthony

Charles Seaton

Cohutta, Ga.
/(/(;;/ Wright Biirracks

Gerald Sheats

Temple, Ga.

Choir

Robert Sherrill
Roswell, N. M.
Veterans' Club

Wesson Ship
Hiram, Ga.

Olin Shultz
CarroUton, Ga.

Leila Simmons
Oglethorpe, Ga.
. A., Tiiiauircr Alpha P\

/ S<

crct

Floyd Singleton

LaGrange, Ga.
iry and Treasurer A.

Dot Sledge
CarroUton, Ga.
Keys mill Cues

Charles L. Smith
Buchanan, Ga.
Debating Squad, Student
Officer

Body

Edith Smith
LaGrange, Ga.

Fred Smith

Harry Smith

Luther Smith

Mary Helen Stafford

Betty Jo Staples

Hogansville, Ga.

Tallapoosa, Ga.

Chipley, Ga

Dalton, Ga.

Hogansville, Ga.

Xeta Sigma Pi

Winston Teat

Choir, Sp. Club

Alpha Psi, 4-H, F. T. A.

West Georgian, Press For

Clark Stephens

Rome, Ga.

Jane Teel

John Tellford

Carolyn Terry

LaGrange, Ga.

Choir

Marshallville, Ga.

Maysville, Ga.

Curryville, Ga.

A. P. O.

P. T. A.

F. T. A.

Grenga ami Boccs

Charles Thweat

George Tolbert

Rockmart, Ga.

Rome, Ga.

A. P. O.

L. A. TOLLESON

Tallapoosa, Ga.

Horace Traylor

Spanish Club, Mu Zeta Alpha

Carrollton, Ga.

Al.UERT TuMLlN

Madison, Ga.

Jo Ann Wadsworih

Rome, Ga.

V. R.A.

Betty Turner

Dewey Rose, Ga.

Alpha Psi

BoBUY Walters
Lavonia, Ga.

Jane Woodrui f

Wyna Watson
Thomaston, Ga.

Sara Whittemore
Oakman, Ga.

Keys aiul Cues

Carroll Waters

Rome, Ga.

V. R. A.

James Wilkins
Marietta, Ga.

William Webb
Temple, Ga.

Audrey Williams

Dalton, Ga.

Secretary Alpha Psi, 4-H,

F. T. A.

Carolyn White
Forest Park, Ga.

Talmadge Woodman

Powder Springs, Ga.

A. P. O.

WiiMA White
Summcrvillc, Ga.

;. T. A.

L. J. Woods, Ji
Calhoun, Ga.
y ice-President Veterans

Cliil>

James L. Roberts

LaGrange, Ga.
A. P. O., Chieftain

Sara Frances Yarbrouch
Franklin, Ga.

Mack Tidwell
Gay, Ga.

M. J. Yates
Griffin, Ga.

Jane Wright

Rome, Ga.

President W. A. A.,

Cheerlemler

Solon Ware

Woodbury, Ga.

President Veterans' Club,

Chieftain

Sopbo)

Lee Borders
Charles Blankenship
Robert Braden
Rene' C. Bueno
Edwin Casey
Warren D. Couch
Dudley Crossen
Merrill Dobbs
Robert Duggar
Douglas Dye
Thomas J. Fttts
Gloria Grenga
Kelly Grenga
Joseph Griffies
Frank. Griffith
Forrest Hagan
L. B. Harrell
Harvey Hearn
R. L. Hearn
Haroll Herrin
Henry G. Holcombe
Weston Hudson
Wfllis Huff
Harold Ingram
Fred Jackson
James Jackson, Jr.
Eric Johnson
Frank Jolley
Chester T. Jones
Marian Jones
John F. Lambert
John H. Lane
Wm. N. Lanier
George Little
James Goolsby
Tom McCoy
Wesley Wilkinson
Joseph McClure

Not Picfiircil

James F. McCoy
Wendell Maples
Boyd Martin
J. D. Moon
Cecil Norton
Charles C. Owen
Curtis Paris
James Parish
Jack Parker
Albert Patterson
Henry Peeples
Kenneth Perkins
James F. Pettit
Harold Pitts
Yvonne Turner Pollard
Malcolm Powell
Hosman Prince
Robbie Robinson
Thomas Rowland
Wtlburn Russell
William Shell
Betty Smith
William Hunt Smith
Jack Spears
Wallace Spier
Carl Stevens
Charles Stewart
Robert Stewart
Ernest Stroud
Charles Turner
William Westring
Judith Welch
John Wilcox
Nancy Willis

A. W. KiLGO

Bill Spence
Douglas Warren
Nimrod Wood

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of 48

Lyiass Of I49

Charles Brooks
President

John Brock

Secretary-Treasurer
(Not Pictured)

June Starling
Vice-President

Virginia Adcock

Murphy Addison

George Albertson

WELLYN Alexander

Leo Andrews

Senoia, Ga.

Felton, Ga.

Dalton, Ga.

Hampton, Ga.

De Funiak Springs, Fla.

Wallace Arrington

Ralph Ashmore

Henry Bailey

Elva Baker

John Baldwin

Bowdon, Ga.

Waco, Ga.

Carrollton, Ga.

LaFayette, Ga.

Smyrna, Ga.

^iass of .

Elizabeth Ballew

Nell Baskin

Betty Jean Batchelor

Jimmy Bearden

John Beaty

Marietta, Ga.

East Point, Ga.

Bowdon, Ga.

Calhoun, Ga.

Ringgold, Ga.

Rebecca Bennett

George Bentley

Gene Blackwell

Roy Bledsoe

Christine Bone

Aragon, Ga.

Marietta, Ga.

Chipley, Ga.

Dalton, Ga.

Dallas, Ga.

Carolyn Bowers

Beverly Bowles

Dorothy Boyd

Lewis Brackett

James Brand

Newnan, Ga.

Warner Robins, Ga.

Villa Rica, Ga.

Dallas, Ga.

LaGrange, Ga.

Charles Brooks

Charlotte Brooks

Virginia Brown

Elizabeth Bryant

Helen Bullock

Rome, Ga.

Carrollton, Ga.

Manchester, Ga.

Chipley, Ga.

Dallas, Ga.

lass of .

MfLDRED Butts

Sara Caldwell

Billy Campbell

Jimmy Cash

Ann Clark

Chipley, G.i.

Gay, Ga.

Rising Fawn, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga.

Lithonia, Ga.

MarcaRLT ClliGHORN

Ralph Coakm v

W'U LIAM CJ(.)I i:

Frank Compion

CjIRISTINE CoPELAN

Douglasville, Ga.

Trion, Ga.

Villa Rica, Ga.

Comer, Ga.

Greensboro, Ga.

Charles Copeland

Acnes Cordle

WiLi lAM Cox

Shirley Cri ws

Dki NNAN Crutch EIELD

Warm Springs, Ga.

Subligna, Ga.

Kingston, Ga.

Temple, Ga.

Dalton, Ga.

Carroll Culberson

ELrzAKiTH Daniel

Wayne Daniel

Betty Jo Davis

Darlene Davis

Shannon, Ga.

Dalton, Ga.

Tallapoosa, Ga.

Cedartown, Ga.

Hapevillc, Ga.

Aass Of

Dei-OREs Davis

W. T. Davis

\FiLLiAM Dixon

Ada Margaret Duff

Horton Duke

Griffin, Ga.

Buchanan, Ga.

Dalton, Ga.

Summerville, Ga.

Cedartown, Ga.

Eloise Duke

Charles Earle

Jack Elder

Betty Jane Eli iot

Betty Jean Ellison

Griffin, Ga.

Shannon, Ga.

Fayetteville, Ga.

Aragon, Ga.

Kennesaw, Ga.

Don Evans

Jeanne Evans

Marion Ewinc

Alice Fuller

Jack Gaines

Rome, Ga.

Tallapoosa, Ga.

Covington, Ga.

Calhoun, Ga.

Rome, Ga.

LoRENE Garner

Raymond Garner

Hazel Gentry

J. B. Gilbert

Hugh Goodson

Cedartown, Ga.

Rockmart, Ga.

Greensboro, Ga.

Roopville, Ga.

Franklin, Ga.

(^iass of [^g

Alton Goss
Shannon, Ga.

Josephine Green
Covington, G.i.

Doris Gray
College P.irk, G.i.

Margery Green
Dallas, Ga.

Jane Greer
Buford, Ga.

Anne Griffith
Buchanan, Ga.

Joyce Hamby
Sumnicrville, Ga.

June Handley
Williamson, Ga.

LuRA Hardman
Roopvilie, Ga.

Betty Harris
Dallas, Ga.

Donald

Hawk

Newnan

Ga.

Jackie

Hay

Carrollton, Ga.

Jack. H

ayes

Dalton,

Ga.

L^iass of .49

Betty Jo Hearn
LaGrange, Ga.

Guy Henderson
Logansville, Ga.

Ralph Hegwood
Calhoun, Ga.

Kenneth Henry
Thomaston, Ga.

Nelle Hester
Cuthbert, Ga.

Harold Higgins
Bremen, Ga.

Harry Hill
Warm Springs, Ga.

Sarah Hinton
Decatur, Ga.

Betty Holladay
Rockmart, Ga.

Theresa Hopson
Franklin, Ga.

Mary Alice Housch
Summerville, Ga.

George Hudgins
Atlanta, Ga.

Lynnel Hudgins
Meansville Ga.

R. W. Hudson
Marietta, Ga.

Arthur Hughey
Carrollton, Ga.

Joe Hughey
Calhoun, Ga.

Doranne Hunt
LaFayettc, Ga.

Robert Hunt
Shannon, Ga.

Harold In(.kam
Rockmart, Ga.

MOLLEY IVEY

St. Petersburg, Fla.

Frances Jameson
Chamblee, Ga.

Bernice Johnson
Grantville, Ga.

Fri D Johnson
Rome, Ga.

JiRRY Johnson
Adairsville, Ga.

Earline Johnson
Carrollton, Ga.

M. L. Johnson
Fairmont, Ga.

Betty Jones
Dalton, Ga.

DoTTiE Jones
Jeftersonville, Ga.

Glenda Jones
Rome, Ga.

Nevin Jones
Rome, Ga.

T. J. Keel
LaGrange, Ga.

ei,

ass

of:

Geraldine Kittle
Ringgold, Ga.

CoRRiNL Knight
Cartersvillc, Ga.

Barbara Kugular
Carrollton, Ga.

Martha Anne Lanier
LaGrange, Ga.

Conrad Larson
Sumner, Wash.

Joan Levens
Carrollton, Ga.

Charles Lindsey
Rome, Ga.

Marvel Longino
Tallapoosa, Ga.

Elizabeth Loosier
The Rock, Ga.

Betty |o Lovvorn
Cedartown, Ga.

Bobby Lumpkin
Atlanta, Ga.

Marvin McCain
Cedartown, Ga.

Virgil McConnell

1 i

Marietta, Ga.

1:9

Raymond McCoy

Cedartown, Ga.

Glenn McCullouch

Rome, Ga.

ii\

Beverly McDonald
East Point, Ga.

Robert McInvale
Manchester, Ga.

Lydia Ann McKoy
Newnan, Ga.

L^lass of ^49

'^LLEN McLeNDON

iMargie McPher^on

Bii LY Magee

Mmiie Manning

Billy Maxwell

Carrollton, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga.

Madison, Ga.

Dudley, Ga.

Roopville, Ga.

Bobby Maxwell

Ralph Maxwell

Barbara Meeks

Mickey Middleton

Hill Miller

Roopville, Ga.

Bowdon, Ga.

Fairburn, Ga.

Blakely, Ga.

Dalton, Ga.

Bill Williams

Lucy Ann Mitchell

Charlotte Moon

Milton Moore

Jo Ann Moreland

Franklin, Ga.

Bremen, Ga.

Logansville, Ga.

Comer, Ga.

Woodbury, Ga.

Ashley Morgan

Olin Murphy

William Murphy

Jack Oglesby

Arthur Osgood

Carrollton, Ga.

Felton, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga.

Newton, Mass.

ass or 49

^M^

Jacqueline Pate

Peggy Patrick

Clyde Patterson

Maxwell Paine

Mary Ann Penn

Grantville, Ga.

Winder, Ga.

Buchanan, Ga.

Calhoun, Ga.

Rome, Ga.

Claude PrcKLEsiMER

dward Picklesimer

Janie Pleasants

Betty Plexico

Bettie Polston

Fairmount, Ga.

Piedmont, Ga.

Tiger, Ga.

LaFayette, Ga.

Rome, Ga.

Doris Poole

Merlin Powers

Patsy Pressly

James Pruitt

Pat Radcliff

Gumming, Ga.

Carrollton, Ga.

Manchester, Ga.

Thomaston, Ga.

Carrollton, Ga.

Marvin Ramos

ERALDINE ROBERTS

Mary Roberts

Rachel Robertson

Louise Robertson

Atlanta, Ga.

LaFayette, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga.

Carrollton, Ga.

Hampton, Ga.

^iass of

Charlotte Rogers
CarroUton, Ga.

CoLiE Rogers
Roopville, Ga.

J. L. RossoN
Rome, Ga.

Jo Ann Sansom
Griffin, Ga.

UISE SaTTERI lELD

Dalton, Ga.

) M k Saw vuR
Atl.iiu.i, Ga.

Lamar Scott
Plainville, Ga.

Vivian Shell
Sncllville, Ga.

Julia Sikes
Statham, Ga.

BlI lY SiMMS

Pine Lake, Ga.

Julia Si'.son
Ringgold, G.I.

Jesse Smith
Calhoun, Ga.

Julia Smith
LaGrangc, Ga.

ScoiT Smiiti
Dallas, Ga.

Wii da Smi hi
DanicKvillc, Ga.

Jean Sorrells
RockiiLirt, Ga.

Raymond Stamps
Bremen, Ga.

Albert Stanford
Hamilton. Ga.

Barbara Stanley
Griffin, Ga.

June Siarling
Zebulon, Ga.

(^tass of '^g

Makynell Stephens
Richland, Ga.

Joy Thomas
Brooks, Ga.

Annette Tyson
Rome, Ga.

Sara Veazey
White Plains, Ga.

Hazel Stephlnson
Carrollton, Ga.

Roland Thomas
Rome, Ga.

Mary Jo Underwood
Maysville, Ga.

Nancy Ward
Ringgold, Ga.

Martha Stovall
Ben Hill, Ga.

William Traylor
Carrollton, Ga.

Inez Upton
Rockmart, Ga.

James Watson
Warner Robins, Ga.

Robert Summerlin
Sandcrsville, Ga.

Donna Jean Tuggle
Buford, Ga.

Margaret Vaughan
Ringgold, Ga.

Franklin Welch
Dallas, Ga.

Edna Taylor
Whitcsburg, Ga.

Bernice Turner
Rockmart, Ga.

James Veal
Roopville, Ga.

June White
Marietta, Ga.

Lyiass of 4g

Harold Whitman

Curtis Wicley

Smith Wilkins

Bowdon, Ga.

Charlotte Williams
Calhoun, Ga.

Dallas, Ga.

Anne Williams
Tryon, Ga.

Villa Rica, Ga.

Mary Williams

A. L. Winter

Thelma Winter

Summerville, Ga.

Harold Yates
Ringgold, Ga.

Pooler, Ga.

Charles Henderson
CarroUton, Ga.

Pooler, Ga.

L^iass of '^

Cliff Barnes

Horace Neely

J. C. Lovett

Paul Bennett

Alvie Newburn

Billy Martin '

John Brock

James Marchman

Jack Mason

Robert Aldrilgf

G. Stipe Moore

Donald Meeks

Burke Baldwin

Jolynn Perkins

Julian Medders

Thomas Black

Henry Pike

Al Parris

Dorothy Burgess

Noah Rider

Charles Patterson

George Calhoun

Lee Roy Roberts

Fred Payne

Neal Carlson

Charles Rooks

Lawrence Pippen

Raymond Carpenter

Barbara Saxty

William Poore

D. W. Cash

Pat Shannon

Luther Pope

Opal Clemons

JuANiTA Simmons

Lanier Price

Jack Cline

Marion Simpson

Fred Pruitt

i FoYD Lee Culp

Albert D. Smith

James Pruitt

Josephine Dacus

Mrs. Ruth Smith

Clyde Rampley

A'ORRIS Dalton

Asa Stalliworth

Foster Ratteerree

Walter Darby

Regenold Tate

Harold Ray

Bernard Davis

James D. Thomas

Dewey Reeves

William Dodson

Robert Trent

Robby Robison

Caesar Ferrall

James H. Tucker

Richard Scudder

Joseph Hunt

Bill Upshaw

Charles Shugard

Charles Johnson

Raymond Ward

Delma Shumake

Bob Welch Jones

Randall Williamson

Aaron Simpkins

Wallace Key

Laurine Wright

Bettye Ann Slade

WiLMA KuYKENDALL

WoODROW COSPER

Barbara Smith

i,; ''

James Kilgore

Ralph Crouch

Duard C. Smith

Percy McCain

Billy Cummings

William Smith

A. C. Manby

Walter G. Davis

Winton Stallings

; -

B. F. DUNAWAY

Otis A. Dixon

Filbert Steadham

G. B. Epps

Gus Dobson

Sidney Stevens

Charles Ethridge

Robert Dominick

T. E. Taylor

James Fields

Andrew Dorton

John Terry .^

Harvey Fitzgerald

William Drew

Jack Threadgill

Merlin Freeman

C. L. Harris

Christine Tomme

Bob Garrett

Donald Haskins

Marshall Toole

Charles Garrett

Marie Hawkins

Charles Torbett

Mrs. Mildred Gibbs

Jack Hayes

Harry Van Tassell

Bobby Joe Gore

Leonard Headrick

Virgil Wade

Tifton Goza

Cleburn Hendrix

William West

Allen Gray

Thomas L. Hendrix

Bruce Westbrook

Howard W. Green

Lewis Hewitt

H. E. Westmoreland

Angelo Grenga

John C. Hinton

Billy Williams

John R. Griffin

Jack Hobbs

Jack Williams

Jones Grogan

Ernest Hudgins

Margin Williamson

EOBBIE Hamil

Tom N. Hunt

R. H. Williamson

Ambers Hanson

James A. Hutchens

Tillman Wilson

James L. Miller

Roy N. Jackson

Vernon Windom

Robert Moore

Charles Jennings

Edward Wise

Mack Moseley

Otto Johnson
Robert W. Jones

William J. Wood
Garvie Word

James R. Mote

Wesley Jones

Carl Yancey

Marion C. Mull

Horace Lancaster

Clyde W. Young

Donald Muse

Harold Lane

Charles I. Zachry

Sherry Cole
Dalton, Ga.

JUN)

Marion Jones
Dalton, Ga.

Winiord Yates
Carrollton, Ga.

Not Picture J:

Agnes Abercrombie Abner
Hayward Boyette
Terry Franks

A. D. Davis, Jr.
Chiplcy, Ga.

Bob Thrash
Gay, Ga.

Betty G. Smith
Bethlehem, Ga.

Ralph Key

Talapoosa, Ga.

Not Victiircd:
Louise Hucmn
Edith Kesler
Nancy Willis

Dorothy Harrison
Hampton, Ga.

Editors Grii iin and Fox .u play.

STAFF

Polly Grii i in Editor-in-Chlcf

Jesse Fox Associate Editor

Bill Anthony Men's Sports

Mary Roberts Women's Sports

Hiram Bray Spotlight Editor

Doris Gray Feature Editor

Jane Greer Circulation Manager

M. Ann Church Business Mana'icr

Everett McKibben Art Editor

Reporters: Mildred Garner, E. Ballew, Glenn Mc-
Cullough, John Acree, Frances Boroughs, Margii'
McPherson, J. C. Lovett, J. L. Knight, Betty Jo
Staples, Mclba Verncr, Charlcic Holmes, Wayne
Daniel, Donald Hawk.

Anthony

Roberts

Brav

Gray

Greer

Church

McKibben

Ballew

Garner

Agree

GEORGIAN

The student newspaper is one of the seven junior
college newspapers in the United States to be ac-
corded First Honor Rating by the Associated Col-
legiate Press. All students are eligible for positions
as editors and reporters.

LOVETT AND ChURCH

McPherson

Staples

Holmes

McCuLLOUCH

Knight

Daniel

Boroughs

Hawk

l-'irst Row: Mitchell, Duffey, McCoy, Irwin, Oglcsby, Ray, Lewis, Bro.n.lw.ucr, Bridncman, Bray.
Scioiiil Rou: W. Brock, Spence, Singleton, Roberts, Early, Woodman, Coleman, Anthony. Thinl Row:
Berry, E. Brock, Brand, Castellaw, llstes, Hollingsworth, Rushton, Cochran, S. Jackson, Ramos,
R. Jackson, Evans, Stephens, Acree. Voiirtl.) Row: Fears, Morj;an, Milam, S. Brock, Veal, C. Patterson,
Couch, C. Q. Patterson, Thomas, Hudgens, Fox.

ALPHA PHI

OMGA

LEADERSHIP - FRIENDSHIP - SERVICE

A leading organization on the campus is Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Fraternity. Epsilon Eta
Chapter, organized April 24, 1947, was installed lime 20, 1947, as the first junior college chapter in
the nation. Membership in the fraternity is open to any former scout possessing the desire to render service
to others ... to the student body and faculty, to the community and to the nation as participating citizens.

MEMBERS

John Agree
James Bosvcell
Hiram Bray
Luther Bridgeman
Joe Broadwater, Jr.
Ed Brock
Harl Huffey
Horace Erwin
Tom Fears
Jesse Fox
William Hogg
William Lewis
Thomas E. McCoy
Talmadge Woodman

James Mitchell
Sidney Oglesby
Charles Owen
BoYCE Ray
Lewis Reynolds
Clark Stephens
Robert Stewart
Joseph Baggett
William Brock
William Anihony
James Roberts
Floyd Singleton
Douglas Dye
William Spence

Buck Hoi linssworth
Robert Milam
Don Evans
Roland Thomas
T. E. Taylor
Frank Rushton
Charles Patterson
James Brock
Hill Pope
George Tolbert
Charles Shugart
George Hudcins
James Brand
Harold Coleman

ADVISORS

Charles Castellaw
Ashley Morgan, Jr.
James Veal
Shirley Jackson
Roy Jackson
Marvin Ramos
Warren D. Couch
Donald Lovell
Clyde Patterson
M. F. Cochran
Robert Bridges
Hilton Estes
Joseph Early

George C. S. Adams
Paul M. Petersen

L. E. Roberts
W. H. Row

Hugh Wallace
E. M. Wheby

R. R. Clark
C. N. Daniel

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: .

Streptomycin Drive
All-Campus Wiener Roast
Pine Mountain Outing
Parents' Day Clean-Up
[nformation Booth and

Guide Service
New Student Orientation
Student Elections
Care Drive

Dedication

A. P. O. Memorial Flagpole

An Outstanding Contribution
for the Year 1947-48

A. P. O. Projects and Activities
1947-48

Christmas Concert Ushering
Football Ushering
Co-Sponsorship of Homecoming
Election of Homecoming Queen
Cheering Section
Armistice Day Ceremonies
Blue Springs Social
Vocational Aptitude Testing
Program

Campus Beautification
Scoutmaster Training
District Advancement
Sectional Conference
Ginkgo Tree

Flag-Raising and Lowering
March of Dimes Campaign
Winter Quarter Dinner Dance

Bill Lewis Vraident

Joe Broadwater Vice-PrcsiJcrif

LovELL Roberts, Bill Brock, Vice-Presidents
James Mitchell . . Corresponding Secretary

Sidney Oglesby Alumni Secretary

Clark Stephens Reporter

James BojWell Historian

Tom McCoy Sergeant-at-Arnis

Ed Brock Chaplain

LIiRAM Bray,

Joe Beggett . Publicity Committee Chmn.
Bill Anthony . . Social Committee Chmn.
Floyd Singleton . . Recording Sec'y.-Treas.

First Row: Lewis, Boswell, Bray; Second Row: Acrce, Irwin,
Brock, Duffey.

A CAPfEUA,,

~ KEH

if> 3.

Roii' J, Lfff to Right: Church, Marlow, Hearn, Pope, Patrick, E. Ballew, V. liallew, Adcock, Lyic, Miss Woodruff, Broome,
Griffith, Alexander, Copelan, Holladay, Whittemorc, Cliett, Lovvorn, Jones. Second Row: J. White, Williams, B. J. Davis,
Mitchell, Payne, Hay, Stanley, McGuire, Hubbard, Clark, Boroughs, Barber, C. White, Dolores Davis, Allison, Darlenc
Davis, Roberts, Levens, Hodgson, D. Jones. Third Row: Sheates, Cook, Burch, Moore, Boyette, Westbrook, Osgood, Cochran,
Pless, King, Jameson, Albertson, Winter, Cox, Mitchell, Summerlin, Thrash, Cole. Foioth Row: Estes, Andrews, Gaines,
Hardy, Tolbert, Heath, Borders, Reynolds, Brooks, Little, Teat, Jackson, Gill, Smith, I'arle, Meyer, Goswick, Barker.

CHOIR TRIO

Allison, Jackson, Chukcii

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CHOIR

MEN'S ENSEMBLE

/'Via/ Roif: Andrews, King, Burcli, Cook, Shcates,
Moore, Reynolds, Meyer, Jackson, Gill, Thrash.
Second Row: Cochran, Tolbert, Heath, Little, Osgood,
Teat, Barker, Earle, Lewis, Cox, Sunimerlin. Third
Row: Westbrook, Goswick, Hardy, Borders, Smith,
Estcs, Brooks, Boyctte, Cole, Mitchell.

WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE
First Row: Pope, Patrick, E. Ballew, V. Ballew,
Adcock, Lyie, Pless, Broome, Griffith, Alexander,
Copelan, Holladay, Whittemore. Second Rou: A\-
bertson, Jameson, Mitchell, Payne, Hay, Stanley,
Hubbard, White, D. Davis, Darlene Davis, Roberts,
Levens, Hodgson. Third Roiv: White, Williams, B.
J. Daviii, McGuire, Hearn, Marlow, Church, Clark,
Boroughs, Barber, Allison, Jones, Lovvorn, Cliett.

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f^ fk ^ t^ m ^ ^ A^Aia'

ALPHA\ . , ,

/'/)(/ Rou', Left to Rr^/il : l.c.la Simiimns, IroaMiici, AuJi-l\ Williams, Stuctary; Nan Cliatt, Vice-
President; Neil Clark, President. Second Ron: Stafford, Lovvorn, Kinney, Yarborougli, Brison, Clictf,
\\ hite. Third Row. Rogers, Upton, Hardin, Smith, Thomas, Pope.

The Alpha Psi consists of those girls inter-
ested in improving the art of home making.
The club is affiliated with the State and
National Home Economics Clubs.

^ ^ ^

PSI

l-irs/ Ron, Left to Kinhf: Harris, Bryant, Lylc,
Turner, Pleasants. Second Row: Bones, Satter-
ficld, Tuggle, Haniby, Cordle, Hudgins, Green.

First Row, Left to Right: Kittle, Sisson,
D. Davis, Dolores Davis, Stanley, Housch,
Slade, Roberts. Second Row: Ward, Cope-
Ian, Albertson, Brown, Moon, Bennett,
Elliot, Bryant, McPherson, Garner.

Not Pictured: Carolyn Bowers, Doris Brannon, June Broome, Ann
Clark, Merle Golden, Rowcna Hyatt, Sara Hinton, Bcrnicc Johnson,
Lydia McCoy, Betty Ramsey.

FORUM

Mildred Garner, Eel/for
Bill Breed, Associnfc Editor

The objective of the Press Forum is to
stimulate and promote interest in creative
writing and to maintain a high standard
of journahsm at West Georgia. It also
publishes The Press Forum Quill.

Scd/iJ: Spier, Garner, Holmes, Griffin, Boroughs. S/cinclini^: Mr. liorouglis, Bridgman, Gray, Breed.

>AfiA. COUNCIL

OFFICERS

dwin Brock
President

Ross Miller
Yice-Fresident

Margaret Ann Church
Secretary-Treasurer

First Row: Williams, Jameson, Baker, E.; Garner, M.; Hardin, Payne, Hodgson, Handley, Garner, L.; Baskin.
Secmid Row: Polston, Cromer, Hubbard, Manning, Simmons, Hunt, Jones, Gray, Griffin, Church, Cliett,
Poole. Third Roiv: Housch, Hyatt, Starling, Bryant, Ward, Kittle, Cleghorn, Sisson, Isbell, Upton, Ramsey,
Adcock, Hay, Baker, D.; Ewing, Hester. Fourth Roie: Wilkens, Miller, Waters, Castellaw, Brock.

All Students of West
Georgia are members of
the Voluntary Religious
Association, which is
guided by a selected group
of students who are inter-
ested in spiritual work.

Not Pictured: Betty Bettis, Nan Cliatt, Bobby Corley, M. T. Fuller, Jr., Margie Goodson, Inez Jackson, '^'^illiam Lewis,

EL CIRCUIO ESPANOl

Tlic purpose of El Circulo Espanol is to help those
students interested in Spanish to become more familiar
with customs, culture and arts of Spain and Spanish
America.

OFFICERS

H. Adcock Prcsidciif

B. Bettis Vice -President

B. Holder Secretary

L. Smith Treasurer

Li'f/ Iv Ri)i/>t: Smith, Bcttis, Adcock, Holder.

/Vis/ Ron, Left to Riy^lit: Baskin, Ridclift, Booth, McKibben, Emerson, Fuller. S.cuinl Row:
Boroughs, Church, Brooks, Tolleson, Ewing, Green, Goodson.

LE CERCU FRA\NCAIS

Left to Right: Margaret Church, Vice-President; Hildred
Hubbard, President; Polly Jones, Secretary-Treasurer.

Le Cercle Francaise is composed of students interested in French life and culture.
The purpose of the club is to become acquainted and understand the French people
and their customs.

Not Pictured:

Jimmy Bearden
Melvin Powell
Luther Bridgman

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Lc// /o Right, Row One: Knight, Plexico, McDonald, Jones, Griffin, Breed, Hubbard.
Row Tivo: Coleman, Teat, Early, Fox, Corley.

F/rs/ Row, Left to Right: Bullard, Brison, Albertson, Golden, Wiliiams, Plcss, Stafford, Upton, Hester, Ewing. Second Row:

Acree, King.Cordlj, Hamby.

Merle Golden President

John Agree Virc-Prcsidctif

JiMMiE Pless Treasurer

Ralph Chamblee Secretary

Mrs. Guy Shannon Facility Advisor

All students who have been members of the 4-H Clubs in high school are eligible

for the club. The work of the college club follows the same general lines of emphasis

as the high school clubs.

Not Pictured: Jimmy Bearden, Ralph Chamblee, Eloise Duke, Sara Hinton, Lynelle

Hudgins, Mack Mosley, Mary Ann Penn, Boyce Ray, John Shipp, Joy Thomas.

100

F. I A.

First Row: Gaylor, Hughie, Pless, Copelan, Herring, Bullard, Stafford, Manning, Kesler, White. Second Roif: Polston,
Davis, Tyson, Williams (Anne), Jameson, Parker, Williams (Audrey), Terry, Jackson. Third Ron': Bryant, Emerson,
Isbell, Ramsey, Patrick, Albertson, Brison, Taylor, Thomas. Fuinf/j Row: Poole, Duke, Penn, Prince, Fuller, Hawk, Hanley,
Boyd, Crews.

Louise Hughie President

Frances Jameson Y ice-President

Sherry Cole Secretary

Marion Jones Treasurer

The F. T. A., a newly organized club on the campus, promotes interest in the
teaching profession and gives general information to the Future Teachers of America.

'Not Pictured: Lewellyn Alexander, Hayward Boyctte, Lewis Brackett, Sherry Cole,
Warren Couch, Jo Cromer, Jeanne Evans, Dorothy Harrison, Virginia Huckabee,
Irma Hyatt, Marion Jones, Louise Robertson, Betty Sims, Betty Smith, Betty Jo
Staples, Martha Ann Stovall, Jane Teel, Inez Upton.

101

VETERANS CLUB

Lift to Rifibt: Smith, Woods, Fox, Ware, Coleman, Brock, barker.

Robert Tillman, Faculty Advisor
HosMAN Prince, S.1(/. - at - Arms

Not PnturiJ:
James Pollakd
j. c. lovett
Aaron Simpkins
Clyde Patterson
Henry Bailey
Marvin McCain
NiMROD Wood
Thomas Fitts
Edward Murphy
j. l. rossen
C. D. GosvcicK
j. d. hughey
Winston Teat
Joe Broadwater
Gordon Berry
Pat Jackson
James Petit
Robert Dugger
Joe Griffin
Douglas Dye
James Mitchell
Horace Traylor
Harl Duffey
Angelo Grenga
Grover Bearden
Clarence Heath
Andrew Hill
Robert Sherrill
Joe Gill
John Ingram
Walter Davis
Bill Anthony
Hiram Bray
G. B. Epps
Joe Baggett

OFFICERS

Solon Ware President

L. J. Woods Vice-President

Bill Brock Secretary

Harold Coleman Treasurer

Luther Smith Historian

Jessie Fox Reporter

James Barker Chairman Veterans Memorial

Row One: Gilbert, Woods, Breed, Ware, Brooks, Barker, Wood, Wilkins, Cochran, Palmer. Row Two:
Brock, Jenkins, Boswell, Turner, R. Mclnvale, Cochran, Holder, Hedgewood, Woods, Coleman.
Roll' Three: Richardson, B. Mclnvale, Turner, McRae, Baldwin, Roberts, Fox, Brock, Smith.

102

MU ZETA AIPHA\

Left to Right: Mr. Maxwell, Faculty Advisor; Pat Jackson,
President; Harold Coleman, Secretary and Treasurer; Mildred
Garner, Vice-President.

Mu Zeta Alpha is the natural science club of the campus. It furthers the study of
science and sponsors lectures concerning science.

Left to Right: Glenn Boggs, Pat Jackson, J. W. Cochran, Clarence Heath, Charles Castellaw, and Harold Coleman.

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KEYS AND CUS BUSINESS CLUB

Margaret Goodson President

Sara Whittemore Vice-President

Clinton Moore Secretary

Carolyn White Treasurer

Miss Dora Peete and Miss Roberta Gibson Sponsors

Jesse Abney
Virginia Adcock
Elba Baker
Vera Jo Ballew
Elizabeth Ballew
Grover Bearden
Sylvia Boggs
Frances Boroughs
Carolyn Bowers
Leon Brooks
Alvin Chambers
Ralph Chamblee
Margaret Cleghorn
Elizabeth Daniel
Merrill Dobbs
Robert Dominick
Douglas Dye
Jack Elder
Betty Jane Elliot

MEMBERS

Betty Jean Ellison
Thomas Pitts
Lorene Garner
Betty Sue Gaylor
Mildred Gibbs
Margaret Goodson
Jane Greer
Jack Hay
Ralph Hegwood
James Hollingsworth
DoRANNE Hunt
Tom Jones
Ralph Key
Joyce Kinney
Barbara Kugular
M. Anne Lanier
Marvel Longino
B. Jo Lovvorn
Martha Lovvorn

Minnie B. McGinnis
Roy McInvale
Lydia McKoy
Gerry McRee
Clinton Moore
Alvin Newborn
Mack Ratteree
Dewey Reeves
Dot Sledge
Edith Smith
Jean Sorrells
Donna Tuggle
Annette Tyson
Carolyn White
June White
Sara Whittemore
James Welkins

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ZETA SIGMA ?l

Left to Right: Anthony, Garner, McRae, Starling, Hay, Brock, and Pope.

Zeta Sigma Pi is the social science
club on the campus. From time to
time, open forums and lectures are
sponsored by this organization.

OFFICERS

Dan McRae PrcsiJeiif

Mildred Garner . V/ce-Prcsidciit
Margie McPherson . Scc'y.-Tiras.

DESATIMG TEAM

Left to Right: McPherson, Smith, Garner, Starling, Breed, Van Tassel, McRae.

The Debating Team is a new organization on the campus,
and in the future will take an active part in inter-collegiate
debates.

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DORMITORY

MELSON HALL

Carolyn Parker Prcshleiil

Dorcas Baker Vii c-Prcsidcii/

VJCiLMA White Sfcrctciry

Gene Bullard Treasurer

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Charles Seaton Preshlen/

D. Crutchfield Vice-Preshleii/

Lawson Broadwick Sec re/iiry-Treauircr

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BORDERS

C. Stephens President

Hiram Bray Vice-President

Jesse Abney Secretary-Treasurer

HAMM

Rai ph Chamblee President

John King Y ice-President

George Little Secretary-Treasurer

DAYETTES

Joyce Jones President

Frances McGuire Vice-President

Martha L. McKibben Treasurer

Rachel Robertson Secretary

Christene Copelan Treasurer

blORMS

Luther Smith President

James Futral Vice-President

Elmer Moss Secretary-Treasurer

ROGERS

Harl Duffey, John Ingram, Patterson, B. Gore,

Chick Westmoreland

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MANDEVILLE HALL

June Broome Pnsiilciit

Nell Clark Vicc-Pn-siJcii/

Polly GRrrriN Secretary

Nell Bryant Treasurer

MEN DAY STUDENTS

ANriERSON Roach Prcsiilenf

Joe Broadwater Vice-Preucteiif

James Hollingsworth Secretary-Treasurer

James Barker Reporter

LOG CABIN

Fred Smith President

Clifford McSwain Vice-President

Bobby Corley Secretary-Treasurer

ADAMSON HALL

Nan Cliatt President

Hildred Hubbard Vice-President

Regina Allison Secretary

Christene Copelan Treasurer

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A COACH.., A CAPTAIN,..

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Readiun From Left lo Ktght, nst Row: Broadw.ck, Rattcree, Cumm.nKs, Robnrson, Etheridge. Ramply, Hintoii Jenkins,
Stamps. Second Row: Westmoreland, Pickelsimer, Stroud, A. Grenga, Cosper, Jones, Goza, Fitzgerald, Ramus. 1 bnd Row:
Garrett, Maier, Davis, Traylor, Robinson, K. Grenga, Sawyer, Martin, Harrell. Robert Milam (trainer) on the lett, and
Coach Wheby on the right.

AND A CLIMB TO SUCCcSS...

Georgia Military College 7

Tennessee Wesleyan 44

Gordon Military College 26

Middle Georgia 20

Darlington 7

Troy State Teachers' College 13

St. Bernard 6

Jacksonville State Teachers' College 31

South Georgia 15

Tobacco Bowl:

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West Georgia's second hatching of fightin' Braves opened the '47 gridiron season with an up-and-
coming game against the military men from Georgia Military College that was a preview of things
to come. Outstanding were Buck Stamps, Angelo Grenga in the quarterback slot, and Bartow Jenkins
as line-backer. . . . West Georgia's TD was scored by Stamps on an oflf-tackle slant in the third
quarter. Thrill of the game came when Bill Maier blocked a G. M. C. punt and almost broke loose
for a touchdown.

Georgia Military College (7) West Georgia College (6)

Angelo holds for Johnny.

Sawyer, Ramos . . . "ready".

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Fullback

An anti-climax came the following week when the Braves hit low stride against mighty Tennessee
Wesleyan. Things weren't helped any by an epidemic of food poisoning that ran amuck among the
entire squad.

Tennessee Wesleyan (44) West Georgia College (0)

or man weather plus numerous injuries retained from the Wcsleyan fracas spelled the difference
against Gordon's tricky "T", in spite of the spirited offensive drives of Kelly Grenga.
Gordon (26) West Georgia College (0)

Things began to look better in the game with Middle Georgia, though McCoy, Patterson, Angelo
Grenga and others were still on the injured list. Middle Georgia's "T" edged out the Braves in a
battle before stands packed with partisan fans.

Middle Georgia (20) West Georgia College (6)

Angelo Grenga
junior College All -State

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End

The Braves hit their expected stride against the Darlington Tigers in an event that featured a
spectacular 4u-yard TD pass from A. Grcnga to Bill Smith. The Tigers' rated running back, Jake
Rudolph, was stopped cold.

West Georgia College (7) Darlington (7)

The West Georgia gang dumped Troy State in what could be conservatively called an "upset." All
of this, even though the squad was down to its lowest level, created a situation expected to be a
demoralizing factor. Robinson shone as he caught passes thrown by Grenga. The lad was especially
outstanding when in one instance he faked a lateral, which completely fooled the defensive halfback,
and raced 3 5 yards for a TD. Receipts from the game were for the benfit of the Dothan Lions' Blind
Fund.

West Georgia College (21) Troy (13)

William Traylor

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Once again a muddy field was a factor in a W. G. C. game, but this time the situation was
different as the Braves romped over the boys from St. Bernard. Buck Stamps received a lateral from
Angelo Grenga in the first quarter and scored on a new play especially designed to hit pay dirt. The
second touchdown was made by Kelley Grenga on on a 9-yard off-tackle dash. '

West Georgia College (12) St. Bernard (6)

Though they came out on the short end of the score, the Braves played one of their outstanding
games toward the end of the season against Jacksonville State Teachers. The first W. G. C. tally
was made by Stamps on a 3 5-yard dash from inside tackle in the second quarter. Buck hit pay dirt
again on a lateral from Grenga in the third.

Jacksonville (31) West Georgia College (12)

Mac McCoy

Last game of the regular season was a tlirill- packed "Thanksgiving Day Special" against a highly
rated South Georgia team, played before what was probably the largest crowd ever to witness a grid-
iron event in Carrollton. The Braves put on a bit of "razzle-dazzle" reminiscent of the famous
Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech as Angelo Grenga looped the ball to Buck Stamps from the South
Georgia H-Nard line for a W. G. C. tally in the first period. The same combination of fellows did

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it again in the final quarter, this time from the ten. South Georgia received the ball deep in the
Braves' territory in the fourth period by virtue of a pass ruled complete, though it appeared to many
to be a West Georgia interception. After a 15-yard penalty which put the visitors still deeper in
the defending team's territory. South Georgia scored, and the game ended shortly afterwards.

TOBACCO

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The Braves polished off a fitting close to a great season when they
created "Tobacco Bowl" in Tifton, Georgia, after defeating Norman
fracas, but, for one reason or another, refused. The first W. G. C.
on a short plunge over left tackle from the two-yard line in the
yards or more by the same gentleman. Pity the poor field judge who
off left tackle. The second touchdown was scored on a pass from
defensive men on his way over from the ten. Ray kicked the extra
"scored" by Angclo Grenga on a punt return of 80 yards, but was
Robinson with an intercepted pass. This one was called back because
This time the score was called back because of a ruling that Robinson
Goza. At the time The Chieftain went to press word had been
Tifton were by the Braves' fine game. In years to come the Tobacco

West Georgia (13)

BOWL

became the first team to receive a victory trophy from the newly
Park. South Georgia was invited to be the Braves' opponent in the
touchdown was made by the team's new bridgegroom, Kelly Grenga,
first quarter. This trip into pay dirt was set up by two runs of twenty
got in Kelly's way! "Tip" Goza also had a part with a 2 5 -yard gain
Angelo Grenga to Ray Robison, who stiflf-armed two Norman Park
point. West Georgia had three touchdowns called back. One was
nullified by a clipping penalty. Another was "scored" by Johnny
of offsides. Goza took a lateral from Robinson for number three,
did not have full possession of the ball at the time that he lateraled to
received by Coach Wheby of how completely taken the townspeople of
Bowl will continue to pit two fine junior college teams against each other.

Norman Park (0)

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The Team in Action.

VARSITY TEAMj

Left to Right: Moore, Mclntire, Thweatt, Garrett, Tumlin, Fox, Hewitt, Wilkinson, Henderson, Haskins, Blankenship.

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a College 34 Middle Georgia College 24

a College 69 Gordon 60

a College 5 8 Baldwin 46

a College 5 3 Hiwassee 44

a College 40 Tennessee Wesleyan 60

a College 3 8 Hiwassee 5 7

a College 48 Tennessee Wesleyan 49

a College 46 Georgia Evening College 48

a College 40 South Georgia College 34

a College 61 Darlington 42

a College 49 Darlington 41

a College 61 Gordon 45

a College 48 Middle Georgia College 5 5

a College Marion

a College South Georgia College

When Thie Chieftain went to press, West Georgia College and Abraham Baldwin
were on top of the Georgia Junior College Conference with both rated excellent
chances to win the tournament.

GIRLS' SPORTS >.

WAA Officers, Flow Left /<, Ri,i;/>/ : Bruomc, Cordlc, Wliittcmcirc, Wright, Pleasants.

On the ran

At the target

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GIRLS' HOCKEY From Left to Right, First Ron': Slade, H:nton, McPherson, Radcliff. Second Row: Williams, Copelan,
Stephens, Cliett, Bennett, Stafford, Golden. Third Roiv: Wright, Duff, Church, Rogers, Manning, Upton, Yarborough,
Clark, Hardin, Brannon.

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LIST OF ADVERTISERS

Glenn Ncill Service Station LaGrange, Ga.

Thomasson Printing Co Carrollton, Ga.

Coca-Cola Bottling Co Carrollton, Ga.

Moore's Carrollton, Ga.

Carrollton Drug Co Carrollton, Ga.

Folsom's Dress Shoppe Carrollton, Ga.

WLBB Carroll Broadcasting Co Carrollton, Ga.

Rhodes-Perdue Furniture Co LaGrange, Ga.

Belk-Rliodcs Co Carrollton, Ga.

Southeastern Motor Lines, Inc Carrollton. Ga.

The Green Front Carrollton, Ga.

The Leader Carrollton, Ga.

The Merrell and Co Carrollton, Ga.

J. B. Warren, Inc Carrollton-Bremen, Ga.

Carroll and Playhouse Theaters Carrollton, Ga.

Carrollton Hardware Co Carrollton, Ga.

Jones Drug Co Carrollton, Ga.

Launderette Carrollton, Ga.

H. L. Reeves Carrollton, Ga.

Daniell's Hat Shoppe Carrollton, Ga.

Wester's Shoe Store Carrollton, Ga.

Crape Myrtle Hotel Carrollton, Ga.

Moore's Jewelry Carrollton, Ga.

Kytle-Aycock Funeral Home Carrollton. Ga.

Economy Cleaners Carrollton, Ga.

Tasty Grill Carrollton, Ga.

The Farmer's Store Carrollton, Ga.

Carroll Furniture Co Carrollton, Ga.

Dixie Cleaners Carrollton, Ga.

Wiley Creel Carrollton, Ga.

Empire Ten-Cent Store Carrollton-Villa-Rica, Ga.

Fisher's Variety & Hardware Store Carrollton, Ga.

The Duchess Carrollton, Ga.

J. C. Penney LaGrange, Ga.

McGee's Bakery Carrollton, Ga.

Boatwright and Thompson Carrollton, Ga.

Western Grill Carrollton, Ga.

Douglas Furniture Co Carrollton, Ga.

Anderson-Grant Florist Carrollton, Ga.

Farm Implement Co Carrollton. Ga.

Griffin's Carrollton, Ga.

West Georgia College Book Store Carrollton, Ga.

West Georgia National Bank Carrollton, Ga.

Griffin New Pharmacy Carrollton, Ga.

Young's Jewel Box Carrollton, Ga.

Dobb's Appliance Co Carrollton, Ga.

Varsity Shop Carrollton, Ga.

People's Bank Carrollton, Ga.

Carrollton Marble Works Carrollton, Ga.

Martin Funeral Home Carrollton, Ga.

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MYHAND & HOLTREY
SERVICE STATION

Specified Lubrication, Washing and Polishing

Tire Recapping Vulcanizing

24-Hour Wrecker Service

Our Motto: "SERVICE'

1 NORWALK BATTERIES STEAM CLEANING

WILLARD BATTERIES MOTORS AND

Phones 42 and 1235
LAGRANGE, GEORGIA

Shell Gasoline Shell Oil

NORWALK 5-PLY TIRES CHASSIS I

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THOMASSfl^ PRHTIK COMPANY

PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS

All Forms of Coiiinicrcial Priiifir/g
Alabama Street Carrollton, Ga.

For the Pause that Refreshes

DRINK

CARROLLTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

MOORE'S

j LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR

i 11 Alabama Street

Carrollton, Ga.

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CARROLLTON DRUG

CO. 1

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1 Thomas R. Luck. Owner

\ Complete Drug Store Service

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EXCLUSIVE LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR

Carlye, Minx Modes, and Doris Dodson
Junior Dresses

Best Wishes From . . .

WLBB

. . . 1100 on Your Dial

CARROLLTON. GA.
Carroll Broadcasting Co.. Inc.

Compliments of

Rhodes-Perdue Furniture
Company

LaGrange, Ga.

BELK-RHODES CO.

The Home of Better Values

Carrollton, Georgia

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COMPLIMENTS OF

Southeastern Motor Lines, Inc.

lAFE COMFORTABLE MOTOR COACH TRANSPORTATION

CARROLLTON, GEORGIA

Compliments of

THE GREEN FRONT

Bradley Street

Phone 387

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Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes
Hats, Ladies' Ready-to- Wear

Phone 665

On the Square

Carrollton, Georgia

MERRELL & CO.

LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
SHOES

Carrollton, Georgia

J. B. WARREN, INC.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS

Carrollton, Georgia Phone 575
Bremen, Georgia Phone 37

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COMPLIMENTS OF

CARROLL and PLAYHOUSE
THEATRES

Compliments of

\ CARROLLTON HARDWARE
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Mr. W. W. Baskin

Phone 74

Mrs. I. C. LoFTiN ?

JONES DRUG CO.

C. B. Jones C, D. Carter

Prescription Druggists

Walter New Louise Eley

Helen Hollingsworth

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

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launderette" is a Trade Mark of Tetecoin Corp.

LAUNDERETTE

Self-Service Automatic Laundry

Efficient, Convenient, Economical and

Time-Saving

Optional Drying Service
Shirts Beautifully Hand-Finished

71 Bradley St. Phone 966

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JEWELER

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Carroll Theatre Building

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Carrollton, Ga.

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Latest Styles in Hats

DANIELL'S HAT SHOPPE

Next to Carroll Theatre
Phone 228-J

Carrollton, Georgia

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WESTER'S SHOE STORE

Brsf Shoes in Town

10/2 Newnan Street
Carrollton, Georgia

CRAPE MYRTLE HOTEL

Phone 127
Carrolt TON, Georgia

. . . Compliments of . . .

MOORE'S JEWELRY

Newnan Street

DIAMONDS WATCHES

GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING

Phone 1025

! KYTLE-AYCOCK FUNERAL

I HOME

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! AMBULANCE SERVICE

Phone 323

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DRY CLEAN WITH J. CARL
"There's a Difference"

ECONOMY CLEANERS

Phone 432

3 8 Newnan Street

CARROLLTON GEORGIA

TASTY GRILL

for

TASTY FOOD

Dixie Street
Carrollton, Georgia

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Compliments
of

THE FARMER'S STORE

Phone 587

CARROLL FURNITURE CO.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
H OT PO I N T

10 Rome Street Phone 737

Compliments of

DIXIE CLEANERS

95 Maple Street

Carrollton, Georgia

WILEY CREEL

EMPIRE 5-10-25C STORE

I JEWELER

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

CARROLLTON and VILLA RICA

West Georgia Students
Always Welcome

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Fisher's Variety & Hdwe. Store

21 New nan St. Phone 243

Sells for
Less

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THE DUCHESS

DINNERS, SHORT ORDERS.
and SANDWICHES

Phone 617-M
Bankhkai) [Ii(;hway

... Compliments of . . .

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J. C. PENNEY CO.

LAGRANGE GEORGIA

i Compliments of

i McGEE'S BAKERY

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BOATWRIGHT & THOMPSON

shoes for All the Family

12 Alabama Street
Carrollton, Georgia

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Compliments of

BILL BREWER
WESTERN GRILL

Phone 9116
CARROLLTON GEORGIA

DOUGLAS t

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS t

PHILCO I

28 Rome Street Phone 737 I

Carrollton, Georgia i

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ANDERSON-GRANT FLORIST

"OURS THE FIRST THOUGHT IN FLOWERS"
CORSAGES TO REMEMBER

PHONE 954

44 CEDAR STREET

FARM IMPLEMENT COMPANY

N. C. Shackleford, Owner

Phone 667

CARROLLTON : - : GEORGIA

GRIFFIN'S

ONE-PRICE HOUSE
DEPARTMENT STORE ^ 5 & 10c STORE

Carrollton, Georgia

Established 1899

We Appreciate Your Business

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COMPLIMENTS F

WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
BOOK STORE

WEST GEORGIA NATIONAL BANK

Mem b e r

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

The Friciullv Understanding National Bank

GRIFFIN-NEW PHARMACY

WALGREEN AGENCY

Your Corner Drug Store

Phone 77

CARROLLTON - : - GEORGIA

YOUNG'S JEWEL BOX

''We invite you to come down
and look around"

5 Rome Street
Phone 606-R

Compliments of

DOBBS APPLIANCE CO.
& RECORD SHOP

14 Alabama Street

CARROLLTON GEORGIA

Phone 11

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VARSITY SHOP

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MARTIN FUNERAL HOME

AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Phone 38

14 West Center Street
Carrollton, Georgia

Agency 404, Family Fund Insurance Co.

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