- Collection:
- University of West Georgia Collections in the Internet Archive
- Title:
- Chieftain, 1951
- Creator:
- Students of West Georgia College
- Date of Original:
- 1954
- Subject:
- West Georgia College--Students--Yearbooks
College yearbooks--Georgia--Carrollton
College students--Georgia--Carrollton--Social life and customs--20th century
College students--Georgia--Carrollton - Location:
- United States, Georgia, Carroll County, 33.58282, -85.07974
- Medium:
- school yearbooks
handbooks - Type:
- Text
- Format:
- application/pdf
image/x-djvu
text/plain - External Identifiers:
- Metadata URL:
- https://archive.org/details/chieftain19stud_19
- IIIF manifest:
- https://iiif.archive.org/iiif/3/chieftain19stud_19/manifest.json
- Rights Holder:
- Copyright held by the University of West Georgia
- Holding Institution:
- University of West Georgia. Special Collections
- Rights:
-
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For her conscientious work
with the students,
For her invaluable help
with our activities,
For her ability to create
interest in great literature,
And for her friendliness which
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We dedicate the 1951 Chieftain.
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THE ADMINISTRATION
At West Georgia College you will find a group of people whom the
students look to for guidance and understanding.
These people are known, respected, and genuinely liked and admired
because they are teachers of individuals rather than teachers of just
subject matter. With their sympathetic understanding and wise counsel,
they have guided us through this year.
It is with great respect and pleasure that we present THE FACULTY
of West Georgia College.
Horace Acklin
Mrs. Mable Radcliff
Dorothy Williamson
Miss Charlcie Holmes
Miss Elizabeth Black
Mrs. William Copeland
THE FACULTY
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EDUCATION
KATIE DOWNS, M.A.
MARY WHITE, B.S.
HUMANITIES
MISS EVELYN RABEN, M.A.
GEORGE C. S. ADAMS, Ph.D.
MARIE CAMPBELL, M.A.
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JANE WOODRUFF, M. MUS.
HUGH WALLACE, B.F.A.
SCIENCE
AND
MATHEMATICS
LEVEN HAZLEGROVE, M.S.
MARION CRIDER, M.A.
PAUL PETERSEN, M.S.
SOCIAL STUDIES
RICHARD MICHAEL, Ph.D.
C. K. BURROUGHS, M.A.
J. CARSON PRITCHARD, A.B., B.D.
SCIENCE
ORA LEE HOWARD, M.S.
BROOKS PITTMAN, A.B.
HENRY WELCH, M.A.
Director of Physical Education
for Men and Coach
RUTH STURGIS, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Physical
Education and Director of
Physical Education for Women
ANN HINELY, M.S., H.E.
Dietitian
HELEN COX, Assistant Dietitian
EDWIN GARNER, Assistant Dietitian
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CHARLOTTE BROOKS
Assistant Librarian
ANNIE BELLE WEAVER, A.B.L.S
Librarian
MRS. GUY SHANNON
Assistant Dean of Women in charge
of housing
AMMON YATES
Superintendent of
Buildings and Grounds
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JIMMY LANKFORD, ANN TRAYLOR, MARTHA SUE O'KELLY
GLENN ANDERSON
DONALD ARRINGTON
HUGH AYERS
Talking Rock
Carrollton
Bowden
ILA BERRY
JOHN CAUTHEN
EDWIN GARNER
Covington
Buchanan
Buchanan
FAY GILBERT
Carroll ton
JACK HICKS
LaGrange
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JIMMY LANKFORD
Dalton
WEEMS McINTOSH
Carrollton
JUNIOR CLASS
ROBERT NIX
Breman
JETTY ANN WASHBURN
Cedartown
MARTHA SUE O'KELLY
Atlanta
CAROLYN WHITE
Canton
MAX PRINCE
Pelham
ANN TRAYLOR
Carrollton
SOPHOMORE CLASS
ADAMS F.T.A. . . . ALEXANDER Editor West Georgian, Press Forum, V.R.A. Council, Alpha Psi,
Chieftain . . . ALFORD V. Pres. F.B.L.A., Mu Zeta Alpha, W. Club . . . ALLISON Pies. Student
Body, Mr. West 'Georgia, W. Club, Choir, Men's Student Gov't, A.P.O. . . . AMOS V.R.A., French Club,
West Georgian . . . ARRINGTON Day Student's Club . . . ASHWORTH French Club, Science Club,
West Georgian, W. Club . . . BATES Choir . . . BERRIER V.R.A. Council . . . BOLING F.T.A. . . .
BROOKS Alpha Psi, Chieftain Staff . . . BROWN B. Sec, Tres. French Club, V. Pres. V.R.A., Chief-
tain, Sec. of F.T.A., Sec. Mandeville, Soph Superlative . . . BROWN R. Choir, Day Student's Club,
Mu Zeta Alpha, A.P.O. . . . BUFORD Pres. of Soph Class, Pres. of F.T.A., Choir, Chieftain, West Geor-
gian, V.R.A. Council, Soph Superlative . . . BURSON Chieftain . . . CALLIER Men's Student Gov't,
Spanish Club, Sec, Tres, Rogers Hall . . . CARTER F.B.L.A. . . . CARTER W. Day Student's Club . . .
CARWILE West Georgian, Asso. Editor Chieftain, V. R. A. Council, F.T.A., Press Forum . . .
CAUTHEN F.T.A., Alpha Psi . . . COLQUITT A'pha Psi, VR.A., Pres. Forum . . . COOK V.R.A.,
Chieftain, Alpha Psi . . . COUGHLIN West Georgian, Chieftain, V.R.A., F.T.A. . . . COX Sec, Tres.
F.B.L.A.
Adams, June
Decatur
Alexander, Doris
Rome
Alford, Harry
Gay
Allison, Bill
Atlanta
Amos, Julian
Warner Robbins
Arrington, Edwin
Bowdon
Ashworth, Bobby
Tucker
Astin, Dan
Villa Rica
Atkinson, Robert
Madison
Bailey, G. W.
Bowdon
Bates, Leon
Griffin
Berrier, Bobby
Waco
Boling, Martha
Canton
Boyd, Sue
Bremen
Brooks, Margaret A.
Rome
Brown, Barba j
Rutledge
Brown, Kalpl
Carrollton
Bryan, Rebecc
Franklin
Buford, Joe Ann
Dallas
Burch, Minnie Lee
Dalton
Burson, Barbara
Carrollton
Bussey, Ann
LaGrange
Callier, R. H., Jr. Carter, Webster
Talbotton Waco
Carter, Joan
Washington
Carwile, Julia
Rome
Cauthen, Sara
Buchanan
>lquitt, Catherine
Cedartown
Cook, Betty
Cedartown
Coughlin, Dorothy
Barnesville
Cox, Charles
Bowdon
Cox, Helen
Cedartown
PRFSIDFNT JOE ANN BUFORD VICE PRESIDENT FAYE PEACOCK
PRESIDENT JOL A^^r^tREASURER-JOAN HUTCHENS
SOPHOMORE CLASS
CRAIG French Club, A.P.O. . . . DANIEL Science Club . . . DAVIS F.B.L.A., Chieftain . . .
EARNEST Day Student's Club . . . EMERSON Pies. V.R.A., F.T.A., Choir, Chieftain . . . FIELD
Zeta Sig, Debaters, Men's Student Gov't . . .
FLORANCE West Georgian, Zeta Sig, Debaters, V. Pres. French Club, Pres. Press Forum, Choir . . .
FREEMAN Pres. Veteran Club, Men's Student Gov't . . . GIBBS V.R.A., Alpha Psi . . . GIBSON
Alpha Psi . . . GILBERT Day Student's, Chieftain . . . GLADIN Choir, Alpha Psi, Pres. Mandeville,
Superlative . . . GROOVER Choir, F.B.L.A. . . . HALL W. Club, Superlative . . . HARDEN Zeta Sig,
Choir . . . HOLMES Choir, Day Student's, V.R.A. . . . HOPE Men's Student Gov't, Choir . . .
Craig, Charles
Warner Robbins
Crowley, Jo Ann
Carrollton
Daniel, George
Carrollton
Davis, Sara
Bowdon
Duke, Peggy
Adel
Earnest, Dorothy
Day Students
Ellis, Mike
Bremen
Emerson, Carolyn
Dallas
Farr, Jo Anne
Tyrone
Fears, Clay
Madison
Field, Jerre
Adairsville
Florence, Patricia
Douglasville
Fountain, Harrell
Carrollton
Freeman, Wilson
Carrollton
Gibbs, Nellie R.
Bowden
Gibson, Sara El
College Pari
Gilbert, Mary E|
Carrollton
Gladin, Nanette
East Point
Gordon, Eugene
Senoia
Gore, Bobby Joe
Aragon
Hall, Bill
Warrenton
Hardy, James
Newnan
Groover, Billie Ann Harden, Jacquelyn Harris, C. L.
Bowdon Zebulon Carrollton
Head, Ann
Buchanan
jHendrix, Betty
Carrollton
! Hill, Claxton
Warner Robbins
Holland, Mary Ann
Carrollton
Holmes, Jeannette
Carrollton
Hope, Jim
Doraville
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SOPHOMORE CLASS
HUCKABA Day Student's . . . HUTCHENS Choir, W.A.A., V.R.A., Chieftain . . . JAMISON Men's
Student Gov't., F.T.A., V.R.A., Veterans Club . . . JARRELL Soph Superlative, V.R.A., Veterans Club,
F.B.L.A., Chieftain, Pres. Men's Student Gov't., West Georgian . . . JOHNSON Choir . . . JONES P.
Pres. F.B.L.A., Choir, Editor Chieftain, Superlative, Press Forum, West Georgian, Sec. of Melson, V.R.A.
. . . JORDAN F.T.A., Chieftain, V.R.A. , Tres. Mandeville . .. JOYNER Choir, F.B.L.A. . . . KELLER
Zeta Sig . . . KING V.R.A., Men's Student Gov't., Soph Superlative, Choir, Pres. French Club . . .
LACEY F.T.A., V.R.A., Choir . . . LAWHON Alpha Psi, Choir, Cheer Leader, Miss Homecoming
. . . LITTLE Zeta Sig, F.T.A., V.R.A. . . . LOYD V.R.A. . . . McCULLOUGH Alpha Psi, F.T.A. . . .
McLAUGHLIN Hamm Council, Men's Student Gov't . . . McLENDON Day Students . . . MALCOLM
F.T.A., V.R.A. . . . MALONE Alpha Psi, F.T.A. MARSHALL Choir, West Georgian, Press Forum,
Day Students . . . MOORE Choir, F.B.L.A. . . . MOORE V. Choir, West Georgian, V.R.A., W. Club
Tres. F.B.L.A., Men's Student Gov't, Superlative . . . MORRIS W. Club, Borders Council, Men's Student
Gov't.
Huckaba, Clara
Carrollton
Hudgins, Glenn
Decatur
Hutchens, Joan
Dallas
Jamison, Edgar
Cohutta
Jarrell, Jake
Greenville
Johnson, Jack
Warrenton
Johnson, Lance
Waco
Johnson, William P.
Moreland
Jones, Peggy
Dallas
Jordan, Sarah
LaFayette
Joyner, La Verne
College Park
Keller, Lucille
Carrollton
King, S. C.
Curryville
Kirk, Farlan
Bremen
Lacey, Jean
White Plains
Lawhon, Joyce
Junction City
Little, Libby Jo!
Cedartown
Loyd, Joyce
Covington
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McCullough, Yvonne McLendon, Joanne
Menlo Carrollton
Malone, Jane
Kingston
Matthews, Jimmy
Rome
McLaughlin, Bill
Greenville
Malcolm, Jeannine
Bostwick
Marshall, Lucrete Moore, Emily Sue
Carrollton Bowdon
Moore, Vernon
Lindale
Morris, Jack
Calhoun
Mullins, Theodore
Jasper
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Norris, Howard
Warrenton
Norton, Richard
Lithonia
Otwell, William
Bremen
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SOPHOMORE CLASS
MULLINS Choir, Zeta Sig, Press Forum . . . NORMS Men's Student Gov't . . . NORTON
F.B.L.A. . . . PADGETT Chieftain, Alpha Psi, V.R.A PARKER Choir, F.T.A PALMER Sec.
Tres. Log Cabin, Zeta Sig, Choir . . . PAYNE Veterans Club . . . PEACOCK Ties. Melson, Alpha
Psi, Chieftain, V.R.A. . . . PLANT Alpha Psi, V.R.A. , Superlative . . . POWELL W. Club, Borders
Council . . . PRYOR F.T.A. , V.R.A., Cheerleader, Tres. Adamson . . . RALEY Choir, V.R.A., Men's
Student Gov't, F.B.L.A., Hamm Council . . . RICKETSON Choir, A.P.O., F.B.L.A., Rogers Hall Council
. . . RIDEN Alpha Psi, F.T.A., V.R.A. . . . ROGERS Chieftain . . . RUDD V. Pres. of Adamnson,
Cheerleader . . . RUSSELL Choir, French Club . . . RYMER F.B.L.A., Choir, V.R.A., Chieftain . . .
SANDERS F.T.A., . . . SHACKELFORD Chieftain, West Georgian, Men's Student Gov't, Sec. Tres.
Storms, Press Forum, Zeta Sig . . . SHIFLETT W. Club, Borders Council, Men's Student Gov't. . . .
SHIPP F.T.A. . . . SHUGART F.B.L.A., Superlative, Choir, W.A.A. Sec. of Adamson . . . SKINNER
Chieftain . . . SMITH C Pres. Alpha Psi, Choir, Superlative, Pres. Adamson, V.R.A. . . . SMITH,
H. Press Forum, West Georgian, Men's Student Gov't . . . SMITH, H. W. Club, V.R.A.
Padgett, Bobbie
Summerville
Parker, Charlotte
Atlanta
Parmer, Doris
Carrollton
Parmer, Hershel
Roopville
Payne, Tom
Douglasville
Peacock, Faye
Rockmart
Philyaw, Tommy
Tate
Plant, Jean
Rockmart
Powell, Jack
Atlanta
Pryor, Joyce
Thomaston
Raley, Claude
Rome
Riden, Joyce
Bostwick
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Smith, Harold
Tallapoosa
Snell, Ferle
Snellville
W. Springfield
Dalton
Stallings, Alton
Newnan
Stallings, Wilma
Carrollton
Steele, Lucy Bob
Griffin
N.
SOPHOMORE CLASS
SNELL Pres. Rogers Hall . . . SPRINGFIELD W Club, Choir, Border's Council . . . STALLINGS,
A. Choir, A.P.O., Day Students . . . STALLINGS, W. Day Students . . . STRINGER F.T.A. . . .
TEAL, DEWEY F.B.L.A. . . . TERRY V.R.A., Alpha Psi . . . THOMAS F.T.A., Cheerleader, V.R.A.
. . . THOMASON Veterans . . . THOMPSON Pres. Zeta Sig, West Georgian, Chieftain, W.A.A. Re-
corder, Choir, F.T.A., French Club, Pres. Melson Hall, Miss West Georgia, Press Forum . . . TIPPETT
V.R.A., Day Students . . . TRAYLOR F.T.A. . . . TUCK Choir, Men's Student Gov't., West Geor-
gian, Press Forum, V. Pres. Student Body . . . WALKER Day Student's Club . . . WARREN F.T.A.
. . . WILLIAMS Day Students, F.B.L.A. . . . WILLIAMSON F.T.A., V.R.A. . . . WHITFIELD
Choir, Superlative, Men's Student Gov't, President Storms . . . WILLIS F.B.L.A.
Stringer, Mrs. Betty Thompson, Mary C.
Tallapoosa Washington
Terry, Betty
Armuchee
Thomas, June
Rome
Tippett, Abner
Macon
Traylor, Joann
Gabbettsville,
Alabama
Tuck, Reuben
Corington
Walker, Clois
Carrollton
Warren, Jerry
Cedartown
Wilbanks, Gaines
Atlanta
Whitfield, V. W T .
Cedartown
Williams, Margaret Willingham, T. A.
Carrollton Cedartown
Williamson Mildred
Roopville
Willis, Bootsie
Carrollton
Wilson, Jimmy
Bowdon
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Beckham, Charles
House, Jimmy
Robinson. Ben
Braswell, Roland
Huckaba, Leon
Robinson, Martin
Campbell, Romona (M
rs.)
Jones, LaVonne
Rogers, Henry Lee
Crews, Alvin
Lunsford, Gerald
Rooks. Howard
Criswell, Melvin
McCullough, Richard
Self, Geraldine
Cummings, Billy
McKelvey, Joe
Spruill, Winford
Duncan, Bill
Malcolm, David
Teal, Dewey
Duncan, Eric
Merrill, Robbie
Thoinason, Walter
Garrett, Harold
Moore, Bobby
Wilson, Roderick
Greenwood, J. W.
Moore, Stipe
Winn, Henry
Hayes, Billy
Nix, Lawrence
Woods, Billy
Head, John Robert
Price, Lanier
Wright, Delbert
Hise, Lawrence
Ralston, Rudolph
Wynn, Jane
SOPHOMORE CLASS
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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS
President
BILL ALLISON V. President .... REUBEN TUCK
Sec.-Tres FRANKIE SHUGART
HOMECOMING QUEEN'S COURT
FIRST ROW: Jeannene Rymer, Jerry Warren, Charlotte Parker, Jeannette Holmes; SECOND ROW:
Margaret Williams, Doris Alexander, Cis Thompson, Frankie Shugart, Barbara Brown, Mae Shipp.
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Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer
FRESHMAN CLASS
Cliffene Acree
Alvaton
Janelle Anderson
Madison
Ann Andrews
Ringgold
Bobby Atcheson
Dallas
Bobby Auchmuty
Aragon
Margaret Bates
Tunnell Hill
Ralph Beasley
Chickamauga
Lee Ann Bell
Madison
Ann Bigbie
Tallahassee, Fla.
Coy Bonner
Bowdon
Margie Bonner
Carrollton
James Booker
Alvaton
James Brackett
Rossville
Alvin Bradfield
West Point
Garnett Britt
Tucker
Dorothy Brogdon
Lyerly
Helen Brooks
Griffin
George Brown
Dalton
Barbara Buchanan
Hogansville
Charlyn Buckner
Junction City
Betty Joe Carroll
Bremen
Geraldine Carroll
LaGrange
Carolyn Casey
Cedartown
Jean Cartwright
Carrollton
Lydia Cartledge
Juniper
Dillian Causby
Dalton
Zane Chambers
Franklin
Mary Ruth Chastain
Calhoun
Charlotte Christian
Covington
Sidney Clarkston
LaFayette
Grady Cook
Carrollton
Herbert Cook
Atlanta
David Cooley
Carrollton
Rose Craton
Rome
Verlyn Crawford
Carrollton
Malcolm Crowder
Chickamauga
FRESHMAN CLASS
Wallace Dawson
Cedartown
Elfrieda Dodd
Alto
Wilma Douglas
Dalton
Bonnell Dowdy
Roopville
Herschel Dowdy
Roopville
Jean Edge
Carrollton
Merle Edgeworth
Whitesburg
Adeline Elliott
Conyers
Jim Ellis
Atlanta
Carmen Field
Bremen
Kirby Ferguson
Temple
Patricia Flury
Atlanta
Pat Foster
Loganville
DeRita Frost
Meigs
Bob Fowler
Columbus
Rogers Gallagher
Kingston
Ruth Garner
Buchanan
Marvin Garrard
Devereux
Norris Garrett
Carrollton
Betty Ann Giles
Mableton
Martha Sue Gordon
Summerville
Scott Gray
Carrollton
Mary Jean Harrison
Cedartown
Carole Hart
Temple
Carla Haws
Marietta
Betty Hayes
Marietta
Bil'y Hayes
West Point
Edith Head
Buchanan
G. D. Hendrix
Newnan
Harold Heath
Carrollton
Bobby Hill
Warner Robbins
Amelia Hitt
Atlanta
Arlie Hitt
Stone Mountain
Joann Hogg
Menlo
Frances Holsomback
Sugar Valley
Charlsie Hughes
Bremen
FRESHMAN CLASS
Russell Hughes
Carrollton
Edwina Hyde
Cedartown
Norman Ivey
Carrollton
Dorothy Jacobs
Roopville
Joyce Jackson
Carrollton
Ronald Jameson
Chamblee
Betty Jaynes
Carrollton
Denny Jeffries
Buchanan
Billy Johnson
Warrenton
George Johnson
Bremen
Guy Johnson
Waco
Hershel Johnson
Graham, Ala.
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Doris Jones
Franklin
Emily Jones
Griffin
Libby Jones
McBean
Lila Anne Jones
Dallas
Mary Jordan
La Fayette
Genevieve Knight
Macon
Faye Lanier
LaGrange
Chris Lipscomb
Cartersville
Richard Logan
Newnan
Ray Mcintosh
Carrollton
Lanell McKibben
Cedartown
Dick McCullough
Rome
Dora Jean Marlow
Carrollton
Bobby Joe Masdon
Franklin
Weems Masdon
Newnan
Richard McHaffey
Carrollton
Ann Minix
Decatur
Gailey Mitchell
Conyers
Gilbert Mitchell
Conyers
Merritt Moon
Loganville
Ann Moore
Atlanta
Richard Morris
Whitesburg
Vernon Mosteller
Chickmonga
Ralph Murchison
Tucker
FRESHMAN CLASS
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Geraldine Musick
Grantville
Robert Nix
Breman
Marvin Newsome
Madison
Henry Partee
Snellville
Jane Phillips
Redan
Janice Phillips
Clem
Barbara Pierce
Decatur
Tommy Pike
Moreland
Dewell Pitts
Carrollton
Joyce Doole
Breman
Gene Prince
Newnan
Patsy Pugh
Buford
Gene Rachels
Camak
Ann Ramsy
Covington
Virginia Rowls
Williamston
Barbara Reed
Carrollton
Emily Jane Rice
Madison
G. W. Roberts
Villa Rica
Lee Rogers
Tunnel Hill
Eugene Ruark
Bishop
Loette Salter
Barnesville
Bill Sanders
Atlanta
Billy Sanders
Buchanan
Charles Sands
West Point
Winona Saturday
Tallapoosa
Donald Scoggins
Dallas
Harold Shackelford
Carrollton
Phil Sharp
West Point
Charles Smith
Porteidale
Harold Spraggins
West Point
Tracy Stallings
Carrollton
Jo Ann Stewart
Jackson
Mary Ellen Strickland
Hampton
Raymond Stubbs
Newnan
Jonnie Swinford
Atlanta
Malry Terry
Breman
FRESHMAN CLASS
Fred Thomason
Jasper
Robert Trotter
Madison
Joe Tucker
Ringgold
Perry Turner
Jasper
Betty Jean Walker
Roopville
Joe Walker
Carrollton
Daniel Watson
Forrest Park
Bill West
LaFayette
Billy Wh'te
Summerville
Katherine White
Calhoun
Edwin Williams
West Point
Robert Williams
Thomaston
Garfield Wilson
Bowdon
Jenna Lee Wilson
Decatur
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FRESHMAN CLASS
Sonny Ackerman
Eddie Allgood
Betty Austin
Charles Bevis
Sheila Black
David Brown
Teddv Brown
J. C. Curry
Paul Denman
Jame Duncan
Lawrence Gentry
Perry Hannah
Roy Howell
NOT PICTURED
Velvin Harris
Bobby Hendrix
Bobby Joe Higgins
Dick Hill
George Holliday
Janelle Kesler
James Knight
Robert Lisle
Charles Loggins
Patricia Maynard
Twinton Miles
Robert Miller
Gloria Ogletry
MEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Jerry Owen
James Perry
Mary Powers
Sue Price
Jack Reeves
Ann Robinson
Bill Rollins
Willie Self
Letha Mae Skinner
Billy Smith
Lloyd Smith
Farris Spruill
Carl Watts
STANDING: Shiflet, Allison, Brown, Jamison, Freeman, McLaughlin, King, Raley, Shackelford.
SITTING: Smith, Dr. Michael, Moore, Jarrell, Field, Prince.
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SEATED: Lanier, Brooks, Alexander, Thompson, Jones, Carwile, Carroll; STANDING: Nix, R., Brown,
Logan, Hutchens, Emerson, McCullough, Shackelford, Lawhon, Prince, Padgett, Buford, Lipscomb, Jor-
den, Saturday, Nix, L.
We are people who work to give you each year an annual a
book of memories to remind all of us of many good times and swell
friends that we wish never to forget. We hope to give you just
such a record in picture, words and thoughts so that what you
experience at W.G.C. will always be fresh in your minds and hearts.
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ASSOCIATE EDITORS
JULIA CARWILE
CIS THOMPSON
MAX PRINCE
EDITOR PEGGY JONES
BUSINESS MANAGER
BETTY JEAN WALKER
SEATED- Self Rymer, Jarrell, Coughlin; STANDING: Andrews, Joyner, Davis, Britt, Bates, Pierce,
ughlin, Strickland, Elliott; BACK ROW: Shackel-
SEATED: Stallings, Alexander, Buford, Knight, Moore, Frost; STANDING: Jaynes, Jones, Lipscomb,
Marshall, Thompson, Florence, Carwile, Prince, Canghlin, Strickland, Elliott; BACK ROW: Shackel-
ford, Ashworth, Tuck, Amos, Jarrell.
The West Georgian staff strives to cover all of the happenings on
the campus that are of interest to the students and to print them
seven times a year. The staff is made up of those students inter-
ested in journalism.
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DEVOTED TO THE BEST IN""" '.ST OF WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
VOLUME XVII -NO. THREE
Pres. Ingram F^ 1
World Situatii
president I. S. Ingram d-
i inspiring address to s
of West Georgia College in
January 9. explaining hen
present, national emergency
serious world situation woul>
feet them and exprt ng a b
optimism lor the clouded futu
Mr. Ingram dealt at length v,
the world emergency and in ci
nection with that came the opK
mism. He stated that in his opinio
there would not be a total wail
but st there were to be. "the Eel
low in the armed forces will be
in the safest place in the world."
Further, Mr, Ingram went on to
sav that if de do have a war,
"we'll be fighting for our spiritual
and intellectual freedom, and
we've got to win. However, we'll
never win by hand to hand con-
flict; it'll be by our superior in-
tellect and know-how,"
The college president said that
in these critical times, everyone
must do his part. The women
might again have to take up a
blowtorch and riveter, and as for
the men, they have already begun
the trek to military service,
Mr. Ingram explained that the
large number of men entered the
service will drain the enrollment
of all colleges where men attend;
he expects there colleges to de-
crease in male enrollment from 50
to 80 percent within the next few-
months. This is line with Dr. Guy
Snavely's statement.
However, he expressed satisfac-
tion with the present enrollment
at W. G. C. True, he said, it is
down some, but it is holding up
well in comparison with other col-
leges in the state, as it has always
done. West Georgia College will
back the Junior College first.
With further reference to West
Georgia, Dr. Ingram stated that
we are one large family working
in harmony together and he hoped
we would never become a large in-
stitution. "If this should happen.
we would lose the fellowship and
unity that now exists between the
teachers and students," he assert-
ed.
WEST
TUESDAY. JANUARY 23. 1951
CARROLLTON. GEORGIA
Drewry Speaker
In Chapel Today
Dean John E. Drewry, head of the Henry W. Grady
School of Journalism at the University of Georgia and a na-
tionally known journalistic figure, addressed West Georgia
students in chapel this morning and at noon today he will
~>k to the Carrollton Rotary Club.
t.Vv . ~ to these speeches I possibly the president of the Uni-
'"ClHtp j-, " members of versify chapter of Sigma Delta
"tfjfdi- - staff Chi, George Abney, Jr.
Pff i ., Miss Marie Campbell, West
' ) ^",, soon'or, and Doris Ale-
-4^1 i,. '"-oorgian editor,
"f7,V t the seminars
ruction on pro-
HHtofe.iiscussion of
Because of
! drive, Preside
the rest f " " -^pnomore class m j ss jn for ct
in the spring ceremonies. i in c bapel so
| would have ai
tribute.
The March
been proved
Georgia chap
$250,000 a ye
assistance to
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Univer-
be asked to
proving the
}> are interested
Pe been issued an
id these sessions,
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Faiih In United N;
Peace In Today's I
By TRACY STALLINGS ( j
"The only way to attain peace 1
is through faith in the United j
Nations," concluded Dr. Richard '
Michael when he spoke to West
jeorgia students in chapel last I
Tuesday about the structure of
the United Nations and the pre-
sent prospects for peace,
Dr Michael began his speech
with ;i terse description of the
world situation at the present. "To
put il mildly," he said, "the world
is in an utter state of confusion.
In relation to tin- Korean or
flirt, Dr. Michael posed the ques- .
lion of whethei intervention
necessary when the North Koreans j ,',,.,,, n,,, united N
cd with an emphatic yes "We scntmg go -,t
might get pushed into the ea " he , ,.,, st; . h wju ^ WM
UN was to oe Carried Z, H ! Dr ' Michae! h " U '" ** mai " or " will deal with an
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cation of West Georgia stu-
dents have also lasl fall had ob-
servation periods.
j ft boards operating at
W and with many fellows
I e armed services of their
nrd, enrollment at West
I as at all other colleges,
reased considerably,
ver, according to President
i. it. is not alarming. "We are
much pleased and surprised
||s'' how our enrollment has held
t's well for students to under-
d that the draft law has not
a changed, so that no one will
ely be dismissed,"
Whether we have war or not,
ir. Ingram has stated that enroll-
ment in colleges where men attend
I will decrease from 50 to 80 per-
cent in the near future.
Miss Mary White Receives Two-Week
Trip to Observe Cuban School System
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Miss Mary White, Principal of
Sand Hill School, was invited to
represent the National Education
Association in Cuba from Decem-
ber 18. 1950 to January 1, 1950.
The Minister of Education in Cuba
extended an invitation to repre-
sentative public elementary and
junior high school teachers in the
United States to be the guests of
the Cuban Government during
this time.
This year marks the 50th an-
niversary of' the establishment of
the public school system in Cuba.
Of importance in establishing this
system was a trip to the United
States in the summer of 1900 by
a group of 1450 Cuban public
school teacher; to attend a special
institute in education .il Hal yard
i Uni
this
ers in this country.
During the two week period in
Cuba, the United States teachers
were taken on excursions through-
out the Island and participated in
seminars for the discussion of pro-
blems related to iritra-Atncrican
understanding. Special lectures
were arranged for them at the
University of Havana to introduce
them to the life and culture of
Cuba.
The teachers who made this trip
were a very select group. Only 50
people attended and we were very
glad that Miss White went. This
was indeed an honor and we are
very proud of her.
Miss White spoke briefly at a
recent F. T. A. meeting ah, ait her
trip. She stated that the schools
of Cbua are very similai to cans
jf
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if Hi
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on in Cuba has extended this of the
ery kind invitation to the teach- count!'
ed by the gratitude
people toward our
VETERANS CLUB
Veterans Club is made up
of the veterans of World War
II. It has been a spark-plug of
activity, supplying- informa-
tion for all veterans on the
campus.
Wilson Freeman
President
Jake Jarrell
Vice President
Edgar Jameson
Secretary-Treasurer
Wright, Cook, Freeman, Mcintosh, Criswell, Payne, Beckham, Hardy, Jarrell, Dowedy.
ALPHA P S I
Membership of Alpha Psi
consists of young women in-
terested in home making and
in ways of improving that art.
The club is affiliated with the
State and National Home
Economics Clubs.
Carole Smith
President
Nanette Gladin
Vice President
Joyce Lawhon
Secretary-Treasurer
FRONT ROW: Peacock, McCullough, Gladin, Smith, Miss Jenkins; SECOND ROW: Gordon, Padgett,
Cook Alexander, Plant Riden, Colquitt, Loyd, Brooks, Malone, White, Cauthen, Buchanan, Hart; THIRD
ROW: Carroll, Brogdon, Garner, Jones, Rawls, Brooks, Harrison, Gibson, Strickland, Terry, Pierce,
Stewart, Hitt, Douglas; FOURTH ROW: Clarkson, Haws, Moore, Jones.
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Adams, Anderson, Bates, Boling, Brown, Bryan, Buchanan, Buford, Carwile, Casey, Cauthen, Cauthen,
Emerson, Farr, Foster, Garner, Harrison, Jamison, Jordon, Lipscomb, Little, Malcom, Malone, McCul-
lough, McKibben, Musick, Parker, Parmer, Pitts, Prince, Pugh, Ramsey, Sanders, Saturday, Strickland,
Stringer, Shipp, Thompson, White, Williamson, Brooks, Clarkson, Elliott, Frost, Garner, Jones, Mayn-
ard, Andrews, Christian, Caughlin, Hart, Jaynes, Lacy, O'Kelly, Philips, Pryor, Rider, Washburn.
This is an organization composed of students majoring
in education. The purposes of the club are to develop
among young people who are preparing to be teachers an
organization which shall be an integral part of state and
national education associations, to interest the best young
men and women in education as a career, to give teachers
in training practical experience in working together in a
democratic way on the problems of the profession and the
community, and to seek thru the dissemination of infor-
mation and higher standards of preparation to bring
teacher supply and demand into a reasonable balance.
Jo Ann Buford
President
Barbara Brown
Secretary
Jeannene Malcolm
Vice President
Edgar Jameson
Treasurer
FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA
7MJLM.
ZETA SIGMA PI
The club made up of students interested in the
social, economic and political sciences is responsib!
for inter-mural and inter-collegiate debating. The
motto for which Zeta Sigma Pi stands "Investiga-
tion, Discussion, Action" fully explains the purpose
of the club. The programs deal with current topics
of interest through forums, lectures, debates and
pictures.
Cis Thompson
President
Jackie Harden
Secretary
Jerre Fields
Vice President
Pat Florence
Treasurer
SFATED- Gallagher Florence Field, Thompson, Harden, Parmer, Jones; STANDING: Elliott, Lips
^^rtcS&SSSii Shackelford, Mullins, Brooks, Rawls, Foster, Haws.
EL CIRCULO
ESPANOL
This year El Circalo Es-
danol has been studying the
neighboring Latin American
countries and their culture.
Several programs were de-
voted to learning Spanish
songs and games.
William Potts, David Cooley, Reba Rogers, Barbara Reed, Herschel Palmer,
Tracy Stallings, R. H. Stallings, R. H. Callior.
SEATED: Russell, Thompson, Brown, Florence, Rice, King; STANDING:
Tucker, Amos, Ashworth, Craig, Nix, C. Hill, B. Hill, Causby.
LE CERCLE
FRANCAIS
Composed of students in-
terested in French life and
culture. The main purpose of
the club is to help become
oetter acquainted with French
literature, music, customs,
and facts of genera' interest
about France.
OFFICERS
S. C. King
President
Pat Florence
Vice President
Barbara Brown
Secretary-Treasurer
ALPHA PH
OMEGA
Alpha Phi Omega is a na-
tional service fraternity open
to bovs who have been Boy
Scouts. The fraternity
stresses leadership, friend-
ship, and service. Its active
service program has earned
it a place of leadership local-
ly in keeping with its na-
tional reputation.
OFFICERS
Max Prince
President
Barry Ricketson
Secretary
Ralph Murchison
Treasurer
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
FIRST ROW: Prince, Ricketson, Allison; SECOND ROW: Craig, Stallings,
Brown.
FIRST ROW: Cartwright, Moore, Crowley, Huckaba, Gilbert, Holmes; SEC-
OND ROW: Jaymes, Reed, Hendricks, Gibbs, Grover, Williams; THIRD
ROW: Daniel, Shackelford, Marshall, Holland, McLendon; FOURTH ROW:
Arrington, Stallings, Jarrell, Tippett, Wilson; FIFTH ROW: Bonner, Foun-
tain.
DAY
STUDENTS
This group is composed of
students who do not live on
the campus, but commute
from Carrollton and sur-
rounding areas.
The West Georgia College Choir has established a tradition
of fine performance and devotion to the ideals of good music.
The choir provides opportunities for developing leader-
ship in community singing, group singing, and church
choir activities. It gives two major concerts each year,
and makes trips to high schools, churches, and civic groups
throughout the state.
CHOIR MEMBERS
Bill Allison
Robert Auchmuty
Margaret Bates
Coy Bonner
Margie Bonner
James Brackett
Garnett Britt
Dorothy Brogdon
George Brown
Ralph Brown
Joe Ann Buford
Geraldine Carroll
Zane Chambers
David Cooley
Rose Craton
Elfrieda Dodd
Adeline Elliott
Carolyn Emerson
Pat Florence
Pat Flury
Rogers Gallagher
Sara Ellen Gibson
Nanette Gladdin
Martha Sue Gordon
Billie Ann Groover
Jackie Hardin
Carole Hart
Carla Haws
Edith Head
Amelia Hitt
Jeanette Holmes
Joan Hutchens
Ronald Jameson
Betty Jaynes
Guy Johnson
Lance Johnson
Peggy Jones
LaVerne Joyner
S. C. King
Faye Lanier
Joyce Lawhon
Christine Lipscomb
Richard Logan
Bill McLaughlin
Dick McCullough
Lucrete Marshall
Pat Maynard
Merrill Moon
Ann Moore
Emily Moore
Ralph Murchison
Charlotte Parker
Hershel Palmer
Jane Phillips
Dewel Pitts
Joyce Poole
Gene Prince
Pete Raley
Barbara Reed
Barry Ricketson
Frances Russell
Winona Saturday
Donald Scoggins
Frankie Shugart
Carole Smith
Tracy Stallings
Malry Terry
Cis Thompson
Reuben Tuck
Daniell Watson
V. W. Whitfield
Robert Williams
Garfield Wilson
Genna Lee Wilson
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V. R. A
Carolyn Emerson
President
PETE RALEY
Secretary
Barbara Brown
Vice-President
CAROLE SMITH
Treasurer
All members of the student body are members
of the Voluntary Religious Association. The activi-
ties of the V. R. A. are guided by the V. R. A.
Council, whose members are selected from those
interested in spiritual activities on the campus.
These students of all denominations sponsor all
religious activities on the campus and vespers twice
a week.
FIRST ROW: Caughlin, Carwile, Alexander, Riden, Wilson, Malcolm, Thomas, Pryor, Terry Andrews,
Gibbs, Lloyd, Holmes, Flury. SECOND ROW: Harden, Brogdon, Gordon, Jones, Thompson, Rice,
Hutchens, Williamson, Jones, Rymes, Buford, Jaynes, Logan, Gallagher. THIRD ROW: Stewart, Col-
quitt, Foster, Bates, Lipscomb, Ramsey, Lacey, Smith, Raley, Gladin, Emerson, Jorden, Brown, Florence,
Frost Dodd, Hyde, Phillips, Little, Swinford. FOURTH ROW: Watson, Jarrell, Moure, Amos, Ivey,
Prince, Tippett, King.
" W "
CLUB
Men who have been awarded
letters in the main sports are eli-
gible for membership in the "W"
Club. The efforts of this group
are to increase participation in
sports and school spirit.
FIRST ROW: Hyde, Ashworth, Mooris, Allison, Shifflett, Moore. SECOND
ROW: Powell, House, Springfield, Alford, Hall, Ricketson, Smith.
FIRST ROW: Gibdon Ryimer, Carter, Cox, Jones, Lanier, Joyner, Hogg,
Hayes Peete. SECOND ROW: Moore, Groover, Davis, Chastain, Anderson,
Holsenback, Chastain, Gibson, Williams, Shugart. THIRD ROW: Mehaffey,
Walker, Willis, Bigbie, Salter, Ferguson, Moore, Knight Brown. FOURTH
ROW: Raley McLaughlin, Alford, Ricketon, Gallagher.
F. B. L. A
Future Business Leaders of
America is open to any student tak-
ing one or more commercial sub-
jects. The purpose of the club is to
give students an opportunity to
study the newest development in
the business field, and to learn to
appreciate good business ethics.
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OFFICERS
President .... Peggy Jones
Vice-President . . Harry Alford
Treasurer . . Vernon Moore
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SEATED- Tuck Thompson, Logan, Florence, Shackelford, Elliott, Colquitt. STANDING: Smith, Brack-
ets Marshall, Ashworth, Alexander, Carwile, Stallings, Jones, Brown, McCullough, Saturday, Murchison.
The objective of the Press Forum is
to stimulate and promote interest in
creative writing and to maintain a high
standard of journalism at the college.
All students interested in writing and
journalism are eligible for membership.
"The Quill', published annually by the
members, contains original short stories,
poems, and essays submitted by students.
A
Pat Florence
President
Ross Shackelford
Vice President
Richard Logan
Secretary-Treasurer
PRESS
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FORUM
MU ZETA ALPHA
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Richard Logan
President
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Carla Haws
Secretary-Treasurer
Mu Zeta Alpha is an honorary science society
open to all students interested in science and
what is being done in science today. The chief
objective of the club is to promote interest in
scientific fields.
Cis Thompson
Geraldine Carroll
Peggy Jones
Jeannene Rymer
Carole Smith
Evelyn Rudd
Frankie Shugart
Joy Pryor
DORMITORY COUNCILS
MANDEVILLE HALL
Sara Jordan
Barbara Brown
Betty Hayes
Nanette Gladin
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HAMM
Pete Raley
Bill McLaughlin
Vernon Moore
STORMS
Ross Shackelford
Glenn Anderson
V. W. Whitfield
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THE
BRAVES
THE 1950 SCHEDULE
Gordon 19
St. Bernard 6
Middle Georgia 19
Tennessee Weslyn .... 20
Marion Inst 32
Hiawassee 9
St. Bernard 19
St. Bernard 7
West Georgia 7
West Georgia
West Georgia 13
West Georgia 21
West Georgia 6
West Georgia
West Georgia 6
West Georgia 6
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Jack Powell, Wendell Springfield, Harold Smith, Gaines Wilbanks, Bill Allison, Harold Spraggins, Dan
Astin, Billy Haynes, Billy Johnson, Donald Scoggins, Joe Shifflett, Jack Morris, Jim Ellis, Bill, Hall,
Phillip Sharpe, Bob Fowler, Gene Ruark, Marvin Newsome, Robert Trotter, Tommy Pike, J. W. Green?
wood, Dave Brown, Carl Watts, Roy Harrell, Eddie Allgood, Billy Hayes.
CO-CAPTAINS
Jack Morris
Bill Hall
MANAGER
Arlic Hitt
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"OUR BRAVES'
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FIRST ROW: Barry Ricketson, Joe McKelvey, Norris Garrett, Charles Smith, Willie Self. SECOND
ROW: Harry Alford, Charles Loggins, Gene Rachels, Henry Lee Rogers, .Jimmy Matthews, Mgr.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
G. M. A 61
Middle Georgia 65
A. B. A. C 52
Middle Georgia 72
Armstrong 72
G. M. A 46
Gordon 45
Marion 71
A. B. A. C 82
Armstrong 35
Gordon 53
Southern Tech 106
Tennessee Weslyn .... 80
West Georgia 67
West Georgia 46
West Georgia 69
West Georgia 71
West Georgia 42
West Georgia 69
West Georgia ...... 42
West Georgia 66
West Georgia 71
West Georgia 55
West Georgia 61
West Georgia 64
West Georgia 64
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CHEERLEADERS
The cheerleaders, through their pep and
support, have made the football and basketball
games complete.
Faye Lanier, Dick McCullough, Joyce Lawhon,
Evelyn Rudd, Joy Pryor, Geraldine Carroll,
Jenna Lee Wilson.
WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Composed of all women on the West Georgia
Campus, and offers chances to participate in
all types of athletics. Each year the associa-
tion awards points to girls taking parts in
each phase of the campus athletics.
PRESIDENT, Frankie Shugart; VICE PRESIDENT, Jane Phillips; SECRETARY, Joan Hutchens;
RECORDING SECRETARY, Cis Thompson; (NOT PICTURED) Amelia Hitt.
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Joyce Lawhon
SUPERLATIVES
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Frankie Shugart
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