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Collection:: University of West Georgia Collections in the Internet Archive
Title:: Chieftain, 1939
Creator:: Students of West Georgia College
Date of Original:: 1939
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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7Le 1939 CHIEFTAIN

HELEN MITCHELL
Editor-in-Chief

TOM LUCK
Business Manager

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L 1939 CHIEFTAIN

VOLUME 6

Published by the Students of

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CARROLLTON, GEORGIA

WfeST GEORGIA COLLEGE LIBRA"

CARROLLTON CFOwr;..

J-L FOREWORD

The purpose of the editors is to present in this an-
nual a characteristic picture of student life at West
Georgia College. In years to come if this book
enables you to recall pleasant memories of this year
our purpose will have been realized.

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LUCIEN E. ROBERTS

Professor of Social Science

West Georgia College

L. E. ROBERTS

"A true social scientist who uses the South for his laboratory
and youth as his assistant."

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THE COLLEGE

THE CLASSES

ACTIVITIES

ATHLETICS

FEATURES

'Jl college

Jasmin

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

Always gallantly striving to be of
assistance to youth, President Irvine
S. Ingram has again guided West
Georgia College in a noble man-
ner. This year, and all other years
since the college was established.
President Ingram has demonstrated
a courageous zeal toward his ideals.
His abilities, supported by his agile
mind, have truly been appreciated
bv all who have felt his influence.

THE

The Homes of Our President and Dean

CHIEF T A

9 3 9

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With a burden of apparently in-
tolerable duties, Dean W. Fred
Gunn has filled his position with
admirable patience and persever-
ance. After all is said and done,
the students of West Georgia Col-
lege admire his keen intelligence
and regard with reverence the
things for which he stands in-
tellectual and moral righteousness.

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

Professor of Education

THE

New Gymnasium-Dining Hall

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Department

Language and Literature

Mary Eliason, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

English

Rachel Johnson, A.B., M.A.
French

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

Depart nnent

Mathematics and Sciences

John I. Hopkins, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.

Science and Mathematics

Morris S. McKeehan, A.B., M.S.
Biology

C. P. Tebeau, A.B., M.S.
Chemistry

THE

C H I E F T A

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Ruby Jenkins, B.S., M.S.
Home Economics

O. C. MuLKEY, A.B., M.A.

Nettie Brogdon, B.S., M.A.

Helen Burch, A.B., M.A.

Rural Arts Building

Department of Teacher Training

C. P. Claxton, B.S., M.A.
Director of Rural Education

T HE

C H I E F T A I N

J-ke <^=:J^aciA.iti

Mrs. Florine E. Fuller
Hostess of Neiv Dormitory for Women

Mrs. Anne Fordham
Hostess of Dormitory for Boys

Rhea A. Taylor, A.B., M.A.

Dean of Men
Director of Physical Education

THE

C H

Sarah Ward, B.S.
Dean of Women

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Department of
Social Sciences

J. C. Bonner, A.BJ., M.A.

L. E. Roberts, A.B., M.A.

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

Librarian

THE

C H I E F T A

Dorothy St. Clair, B.M., B.F.A.
Music and Art

19 3 9

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W. A. Vaughan, B.S.
Bookkeeper

Mable C. Watson, B.S.
Secretai-y to the President

Frances Williams
Secretary to the Dean

Department of Vocational Guidance

M. E. Howell, B.S.A., B.A., M.A.
A. T. Simmons, B.S.A.

THE ili C H I E F T

Doris Grossman, B.S.H.E.
Dietitian

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Student Body Officers

Tommy Herndon . . . President
Henry Hardman . Vice-President
Eva Daniel . . Secretary-Treasurer

Struggling continuously to surpass the standard pace, the 1938-39
Sophomore Class of West Georgia College has come through with
significant triumph. The accomplishments of this class should be a
glowing inspiration for the classes to come.

Sophomore Class Officers

Edna Dally .... President
Hubert Aultman . rice-President
Virginia Mott ,. Secretary-Treasurer

THE

C H I E F T A

9 3 9

SOPHOMORES

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Lyone C. Abney

Dallas, Ga.
4-H Club.

George T. Bagby

Dallas, Ga.
Debating Club, Jl'est Georgian Staff (38).

Roy Agree

Calhoun, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society.

Elizabeth Adams

Cedartown, Ga.
Women's Council, President ; Alpha Psi, Secre-
tary; Glee Club, Vice-President; Zeta Sigma Pi,
Corresponding Secretary ; Mu Zeta Alpha ; Officers'
Club ; V. R. A. Council ; Chieftain Staff ; Dean's
List.

V. M. Almon

Carrollton, Ga.

"W" Club; Basketball (38).

Hubert Aultman

Byron, Ga.

Vice-President of Sophomore Class ; V. R. A.

Council, Vice-President; Officers' Club; Debating

Club; Glee Club (38).

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Jack Barnwell

Donglasz'ille, Ga.
Associate Editor of U^csf Georgian; Zeta Sigma
Pi, Treasurer ; Officers' Club ; Le Cercle Francais ;
Ciceronian Literary Society ; Chieftain Staff
(38) ; Dramatic Club; Most Original Boy; Dean's
List.

Estelle Barron

Rome. Ga.
Alpha Psi ; 4-H 0'u\x

Mary Baxter

Carrollton, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society ; JJ'est Georgian Staff ;

4-H Club.

Geraldine Blissitt

Cedartozvn, Ga.
Glee Club ; 4-H Club.

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SOPHOMORES

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John P. Bohannon

Morcland, Ga.
"W" Club: Wrestling.

Mrs. J. E. Boone
Neivuan, Ga.

James Borders

Carrolitoii, Ga.

Zeta Sigma Pi ; Mu Zeta Alpha ; Debating Club ;

Le Cercle Francais ; Dean's List.

Martha Jeanne Brooks

Chatsivorth, Ga.

Alpha Psi ; Chieftain Staff ; JJ'cst Georgian

Staff ; Women's Council ; 4-H Club.

WiLLELLEN BrOOKS

Chatsivorth, Ga.
Alpha Psi ; Glee Club ; 4-H Club.

WiLLETTE Brown

FayettcvUle, Ga.
4-H Club; W" Club.

Aaron Buckalew
Trion, Ga.
Glee Club, President; "W" Club, Secretary; Of-
ficers' Club ; V. R. A. Council ; Chieftain Stafif ;
Most Popular Boy ; Composer of Alma Mater ;
Basketball (38); Collegiate Swingsters ; Dramatic
Club.

QuiNTON Burgess

Bowdou, Ga.
"W" Club; Speedball (39); Dean's List.

IvANELLE Burke

Rome, Ga.

Shorter (i) ; Debating Club; VJ'est Georgian Staff;

Dean's List.

RUDENE BURNHAM

Carrollton, Ga.

THE

C H I E F T A IN

SOPHOMORES

Frances Campbell

CarroUton. Ga.
Alpha Psi, Vice-President ; "W" Clnb, Vice-Presi-
dent ; Glee Club ; H'cst Georgian Staff ; Officers'
Clnb ; Tennis Team.

Gladys Dailey

Ringgold, Ga.
Ciceronian Literary Society, President : Glee Club ;
Officers' Club ; 4-H Club ; "W" Club ; Dean's List.

Carolyn Collins

Cornelia, Ga.

4-H Club.

Edna Dally

Soeial Circle, Ga.

President of Sophomore Class ; Officers' Club ; Mu

Zeta Alpha : Zeta Sigma Pi ; Ciceronian Literary

Society; "W" Club; Dean's List.

AvA Jean Cornelison

Sonoraville, Ga.

Women's Council, Vice-President; Mu Zeta Alpha;

Le Cercle Francais ; Debating Club ; 4-H Club.

Eva Daniel

LaGrange, Ga.
Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body ; Women's
Council, Treasurer ; Chieftain Staff, Managing
Editor ; Zeta Sigma Pi ; Mu Zeta Alpha ; Officers'
Club ; V. R. A. Council ; Le Cercle Francais ; Glee
Club; Debating Club: IVcst Georgian Staff; 4-H
Club ; Dean's List.

Henry Crowder

JVarni Springs, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha; Chieftain Staff; "W" Club;
Basketball Manager (39) ; Speedball (38) ; Base-
ball (38).

Horace Davis

Stonewall, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society ; Dramatic Club ; Mu

Zeta Alpha ; 4-H Club.

Wayne Crumpton
Siloani, Ga.
Dean's List.

Wilene Davis

Hardzvick, Ga.
Women's Council, President; V. R. A. Council,
Secretary ; Alpha Psi ; Officers' Club ; 4-H Club.

THE

C ^H I E F T A I N

SOPHOMORES

Virginia Douglas

Alpharetta, Ga.
Ciceronian Literary Society, Vice-President; 4-H
Club, Vice-President ; Phi Rho Pi, Parliamenta-
rian ; Debating Club, Parliamentarian ; Officers'
Club ; V. R. A. Council ; State Intercollegiate 4-H
Club, President; JVest Georgian Staff (38).

Ned Dozier

CarroUton, Ga.

Merle English

Fayetteville, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society ; Women's Council ;

4-H Club; Dean's List.

W" Club;

Arthur Foster

Franklin, Ga.
Basketball (39) ; Glee Club
V. R. A. Council (38).

(38)

Watson Fuller

Dallas, Ga.

Zeta Sigma Pi; Debating Club; 4-H Club.

M'Nelle Gibson
GriMn, Ga.
Le Cercle Francais ; Chieftain Staff; JVest
Georgian Staff, Feature Editor; Glee Club; Phi
Rho Pi, Treasurer: Debating Club, Treasurer;
Officers' Club; V. R. A. Council; Most Original
Girl; Cheer Eeader; Collegiate Swingsters.

Tom Gordon

Bowdon. Ga.
"W" Club.

Merlin Goss

Byron, Ga.

Glee Club; Debating Club; V. R. A. Council;

West Georgian Staff; "W" Club; Basketball.

Maga Lynn Goswick

Chatsworth, Ga.
Alpha Psi ; 4-H Club ; Ciceronian Literary So-
ciety.

Mary Graham

Neivnan, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society, Secretary-Treasurer ;

Women's Council ; Officers' Club ; 4-H Club.

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SOPHOMORES

Jim Griffin

CarroUton, Ga.
" W" Club ; Tennis.

Lamar Hammond

Good Hope, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha, Treasurer ; Phi Rho Pi,
tary; Debating Club, Secretary; Officers'
Dramatic Club ; Glee Club ; 4-H Club ;

Secre-
Club ;
West

Georgian Staff ; Le Cercle Francais ; Dean's List.

Virginia Hayes

Mansfield, Ga.

Ciceronian Literary Society ; Chieftain Staff ; 4-H

Club.

Winnie Sue Headrick

Dalton, Ga.
Maryville College (i) ; Alpha Psi.

Virginia Hamrick

Cedartozvn, Ga.
West Georgian Staff, Circulation Manager; Chief-
tain Staff; Mu Zeta Alpha; V. R. A. Council;
Le Cercle Francais ; Debating Club ; Women's
Council; Wittiest Girl.

Maribel Hendrix

CarroUton, Ga.

V. R. A. Council ; Ciceronian Literary Society

4-H Club.

Henry Hardman

RoopviJle, Ga.
Vice-President of Student Body; Mu Zeta Alpha,
President; Zeta Sigma Pi; Debating Club; Chief-
tain Staff; West Georgian Staff; Officers' Club;
4-H Club; "W" Club; F. F. A., Vice-President;
Dean's List.

Hubert Hayes

Blakely, Ga.
Glee Club ; Debating Club ; "W" Club ; 4-H Club ;
Ciceronian Literary Society; West Georgian Staff;

Dean's List.

Thomas Hendrix

CarroUton, Ga.

Tommy Herndon

CarroUton, Ga.
President of Student Body; Vice-President of
Freshman Class ; Zeta Sigma Pi, President ; V. R.
A. Council, President; Dramatic Club; Mu Zeta
Alpha ; Le Cercle Francais ; Phi Rho Pi ; Debating
Club ; Officers' Club, Parliamentarian ; Most Ver-
satile Boy; Glee Club (38); Dean's Li

C H I E F T A

19 3 9

SOPHOMORES

Carolyn Hobbs

Luthersville, Ga.

Women's Council, Secretary ; "W" Clnb ; 4-H

Clul3.

Mary Hogan

CIcin. Ga.

Le Cercle Francais, Vice-President ; Zeta Sigma

Pi : Officers' Club.

Bobby Holmes

Carrollton, Ga.
Glee Club.

Peggy Huff

Boivmaii, Ga.
Ciceronian Literary Society.

Willis Hurst

Carrollton, Ga.

Dramatic Club, Secretary-Treasurer; "W" Club;

Glee Club ; Ciceronian Literary Society ; Mu Zeta

Alpha ; JVcst Georgian Staff ; Chieftain Staff ;

Officers' Club ; Tennis Team.

Doris Hutcheson

Buchanan, Ga.
Brewton-Parker (i) ; 4-H Club.

A. O. Ingram

Faycttcz'illc, Ga.

Glee Club ; Chieftain Staff ; JVest Georgian Staff

(38).

Esther Marie Jaillet

Tallapoosa, Ga.

Le Cercle Francais ; Zeta Sigma Pi ; Debating

Club ; Glee Club ; Women's Council ; 4-H Club ;

Dean's List.

Margaret Jenkins

Danielsvillc, Ga.
Dramatic Club ; Alpha Psi ; Glee Club ; 4-H Club.

Marie Jones

Lumber City, Ga.
4-H Club.

THE

CHIEFTAIN

SOPHOMORES

Warren Jones
GriMn, Ga.
Zeta Sigma Pi, Vice-President ; Debating Club,
Vice-President; Phi Rho Pi, Vice-President; 4-H
Club, Vice-President ; Le Cercle Francais, Treas-
urer; Mu Zeta Alpha; Chieftain Staff; West
Georgian Staff; V. R. A. Council; Dramatic Club;
Officers' Club ; Ciceronian Literary Society ; Glee
Club ; Cheer Leader.

James Key

Durand, Ga.
Associate Editor of Chieftain; Zeta Sigma Pi;
Officers' Club ; V. R. A. Council ; 4-H Club ; West
Georgian Staff ; Ciceronian Literary Society ;

Dean's List.

Harbin King

Ciirryville, Ga.

Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer ; Officers' Club ;

Dramatic Club ; Zeta Sigma Pi ; Debating Club ;

Dean's List.

Nancy Knight

Decatur, Ga.

Chieftain Staff; Alpha Psi (38).

Clarence Lambert
Tallapoosa, Ga.

Ceylene Lawler
Carrollton, Ga.
Le Cercle Francais, Secretary; Zeta Sigma Pi;
Mu Zeta Alpha ; Officers' Club ; Ciceronian Liter-
ary Society ; Dean's List.

Mildred Lee

Covington, Ga.

Dramatic Club, Vice-President ; Officers' Club ;
Zeta Sigma Pi.

William Lee

Graiitz'ille, Ga.
Baseball (38).

Allen Longing

Woodbury, Ga.
basketball; Glee Club (38).

Doris Loughridge

LaFaycttc, Ga.
Ciceroniaui Literary Society ; 4-H Club.

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SOPHOMORES

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Tom Luck

Carrollton, Ga.
Officers' Club, Chairman ; Business Manager of
Chieftain; Phi Rho Pi, President; Debating
Club, President; Dramatic Club, President; "W"
Club, President ; Glee Club, Vice-President ; West
Georgian Staff, Sports Editor ; V. R. A. Council ;
Best Ail-Round Boy; Most Athletic Boy; Tennis
Team ; Basketball, Co-Captain ; Baseball, Captain ;

Speedball (38).

Doris Marchman

Villa Rica, Ga.
Zeta Sigma Pi ; Ciceronian Literary Society.

Reba Matthews

Temple, Ga.
"W" Club ; Ciceronian Literary Society.

Frances Mattox

Newnan, Ga.
Glee Club.

Ruth Meeks

Carrollton, Ga.

Glee Club, President ; Zeta Sigma Pi ; Mu Zeta

Alpha ; Dramatic Club ; West Georgian Staff ; y

Ciceronian Literary Society ; Officers' Club ; Dean's

List.

Leona Michael

Ringgold, Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha ; Phi Rho Pi ; West Georgian

Staff; Debating Clul) ; 4-H Club; Dean's List.

Ernest Milburn

Bozi'don Junction, Ga.
Glee Club; Mu Zeta Alpha; 4-H Club;
List.

Dean's

Helen Mitchell

Yafesville, Ga.
Editor-in-Chief of Chieftain ; Officers' Club,
Vice-Chairman ; Mu Zeta Alpha, Vice-President ;
Zeta Sigma Pi, Secretary; Le Cercle Francais ;
Phi Rho Pi ; Deljating Club ; West Georgian Staff ;
Women's Council ; Most Versatile Girl ; Best All-
Round Girl ; Dean's List.

Keith Moore

Poivder Springs, Ga.
Glee Club ; Le Cercle Francais ; 4-H Club.

Paul Morris

Douglasvillc, Ga.
Glee Club ; Dramatic Club,

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C H I E F T A

SOPHOMORES

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Virginia Mott

Decatur, Ga.
Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class ; Women's
Council, Vice-President; Alpha Psi, Secretary;
V. R. A. Council ; Chieftain Staff ; JVest Geor-
gian StaiT ; Officers' Club ; Zeta Sigma Pi ;
Ciceronian Literary Society ; Most Popular Girl ;
4-H Club.

W. L. Nix

Lawrencez'illc, Ga.
J'Vesf Georgian Staff, Assistant Editor ; Chieftain
Staff ; Le Cercle Francais ; Debating Club ; Wit-
tiest Boy.

Sara Perkins

Sfone-cvall, Ga.
Ciceronian Literary Society ; 4-H Club.

Ira Myrtle Perry

Gore, Ga.
Le Cercle Francais, President ; Officers' Club ;
Zeta Sigma Pi ; Mu Zeta Alpha ; 4-H Club ; West
Georgian Staff; V. R. A. Council; Dean's List.

Frances Phillips

Fairhurn, Ga.
Alpha Psi (38).

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Olive Phillips

Cartersvillc, Ga.
West Georgian Staff.

Lucille Portwood

Carroll ton, Ga.

Margaret Powell

Carrollton, Ga.
Le Cercle Francais.

Clinton Prewett

Dallas. Ga.

Mu Zeta Alpha; U'est Georgian Staff; Debating

Club ; F. F. A., President ; Dean's List.

Louise Prickett
Grantville, Ga.
Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta Alpha; "W" Cln
Club; Women's Council; V. R. A. C

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SOPHOMORES

Alford Prince

Ccntralhatchee, Ga.

Glee Club; Debating Club (37); IVcst Georgian

Staff {2,7) ; Chieftain Staff {37).

Virginia Ramsey

CarroUton, Ga.

Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer ; Mu Zeta Alpha ;

Zeta Sigma Pi ; Officers' Club ; West Georgian

Staff; Alpha Psi ; Dean's List.

Harold Reaves

CarroUton, Ga.
"W Club; Baseball (38).

Betty Reynolds

Cave Spring, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha, Secretary; Zeta Sigma Pi; Of-
ficers' Club ; Dramatic Club ; Chieftain Staff ;
Dean's List.

Alice Roberts

CarroUton, Ga.
West Georgian Staff ; Ciceronian Literary Society.

Elizabeth Roberts

Dallas, Ga.
Glee Club.

Mary Robinson

Greenville, Ga.
West Georgian Staff (38).

Patria Robinson

Greenville, Ga.

Gay Rowe

CarroUton, Ga.
"W" Club; Glee Club; Baseball (38).

DoRRis Satterfield

CarroUton, Ga.
Alpha Psi.

THE

C H I E F T A IN

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SOPHOMORES

Laura Sheffield

LaFayettc, Ga.
Alpha Psi: 4-H Club.

O. E. Smith

Tallapoosa, Ga.

"W Club; Basketball.

LuciLE Simmons

Kensington, Ga.

Women's Council; 4-H Club; "W" Club.

Dorothy Smith
Atlanta, Ga.
Alpha Psi, President ; V. R, A. Council ; Mu Zeta
Alpha ; Zeta Sigma Pi ; JVcst Georgian Staff, So-
ciety Editor ; Chieftain Staff ; 4-H Club ; Glee
Club ; Officers' Club ; Women's Council ; Dean's
List.

Lestina Stanley

East Point, Ga.

S. G. T. C. ( I ) ; U'est Georgian Staff ; Ciceronian

Literary Society.

Robert Stephens

Cedartoivn, Ga.

"W" Club; JVest Georgian Staff; Tennis Team.

Gordon Smith

Douglasville, Ga.

Glee Club ; "W" Club ; Debating Club ; Chieftain

Staff ; JVest Georgian Staff.

Sara Joyce Stephens
Boivdon, Ga.

Mildred Smith

Bremen, Ga.
Alpha Psi; 4-H Club.

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Edward Stout

Warm Springs. Ga.

Editor of West Georgian; Chieftain Staff,

Managing Editor ; Officers' Club.

F T A ! N

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SOPHOMORES

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Bonnie Sue Sullivan

Homer, Ga.

Maryville College ( i ) ; 4-H Club ; Ciceronian

Literary Society.

Spencer Teal

Bozvdoii, Ga.

Lou Ellen Tomme

LaGrange, Ga.
4-H Club, President ; Officers' Club.

Thomas Wiggins

Carrolltou, Ga.
Chieftain Staff, Assistant Business Manager.

Nelie Wiley

Jersey, Ga.
Women's Council, Secretary ; Alpha Psi ; Mu Zeta
Alpha ; Chieftain Staff ; 4-H Club ; Dean's List.

Wayne Williams

Carrolltou, Ga.

Zeta Sigma Pi; Mu Zeta Alpha; Debating Club;

Dean's List.

Elizabeth Wise

Grantville, Ga.
Officers' Club, Secretary-Treasurer ; 4-H Club,
Secretary-Treasurer ; Alpha Psi ; V. R. A. Council.

Catherine Wood

Monticello, Ga.
Alpha Psi ; "W" Club ; Dramatic Club ; Most Ath-
letic Girl; Tennis Team.

Warren Yates

GrifUn, Ga.
Le Cercle Francais.

Joe York

Luthersville, Ga.
Mu Zeta Alpha.

THE

C H I E F T A IN

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

Fred Elder ....'...,. President

Robert Milam Vice-President

Jane Thompson . .... Secretary-Treasurer

MILAM

THOMPSON

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Fredia Abney .

". LaFayctte

Catherine Adams .

Daiiicls-i'illc

Ann Appleby .

. Jefferson

Carolyn Arnall .

. Rome

Rebecca Barker .

. Carrollton

Eldred Bass .

CarroUton

Vera Bevil ....

. Dalton

Mavis Blackwelder .

. Carrollton

Mary Boggs . . . .

. Nczvnan

George Bowdoin .

. Adairsvillc

Henry Bradford .

. . Dalton

Doris Branch .

. Cedartozvii

Martha Brewer . .

. Buchanan

Kathryn Broadwater .

. Roopvillc

Sam Brock ....

. Carrollton

Gertrude Brooks . .

. Zebulon

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FRESHMEN

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James Brooks Carrollfon

LiLLiE Claire Brooks Rockinart

Martha Brown Monroe

Doris Buffington JJ'oodlaiid

Virginia Burdette Calhoun

Lucy Burgess Good Hope

Lawton Burnette Roberta

Richard Campbell Rockinart

Lucy Carden Ccdarioz^'n

Harold Cauthen Buchanan

J. L. Chandler Carrollton

Lemma Chandler Buchanan

Martha Chappell Carrollton

Clara Clarke Glciiuu'ood

Billy Cobb Carrollton

Reba Cole Ncivnan

June Culver Bremen

BoNNELL Davenport .... . . Rockinart

Hugh Davis Cazr Spring

Mary Donahoo . . . _ CartcrsviUc

Alvis Downs Claxton

Helen Drltmmond Rome

Harold Dunaway Carrollton

James Duncan Boi^'don Junction

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FRESHMEN

LoLLiE Dunn Chipley

Ruth Earnest Carrollton

Carrie Echols Hiram

Fred Elder Dalton

James Elrod . ' . . . Dallas

Frankie Eubanks Taic

Carolyn Einch Dallas

Martha Floyd Lycrlv

Virginia Fridell Roo[>viUc

Dick Gammon ....'.... Ccdartoivn

'Mary Gammon Cedartozvn

Mary Gardner Senota

Mara Helena Garrett Carrollton

Mildred Gaston Carrollton

Peggy Gates . Chipley

Catherine Gibson GriMn

Nell Hammond Sumnierville

Othello FIammond Rome

Clara Hanks Madison

Betty Hannah Dalton

Serena Hansard Carrollton

Mary Ella Hardegree Nezvnan

Gallaway Harris Carrollton

Foster Harris Carrollton

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FRESHMEN

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Iris Herring CarroUton

Pledger Hicks Dallas

Lewis Higgins Dalton

Martha Hixon Temple

Doris Hollingsvvorth ,..,.. CarroUton
Eugene Hubbard Elbcrton

Dorothy Jackson Cartcrsville

Virginia Jackson Glenn

Bill Jenkins Bozvdon

Christine Johnson Macon

MozELLE Johnson CarroUton

Ruth Johnson Gordon

Hewlett Jones CarroUton

Rosemary Kuhnen Atlanta

Elizabeth Leake CartersviUc

Doris Lee Rockniart

Elizabeth Lee Rockniart

Olive Lively Tallapoosa

Avis Loughkidge LaFayctte

William Lumpkin CarroUton

Rebecca Manning Temple

L. M. Martin Rocky Face

Marvin Mak.tin CarroUton

Lovie McBrayer Temple

E F T A IN

FRESHMEN

Mildred McBrayer Temple . M ^1 ^B f ^

LuDiE McElroy Doraville "M It s ^' - "*

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Elizabeth McKibben Rock mart ~ ^^B *~ P 'i

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Robert Milam Cartersville ^ ^ V.

Starr Miller PlainviUe JH ' 1 *"

Virginia Miller Emory University i ..^"'^ jk, ^m^^

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Joseph Morgan ........ Carrollton JiS^ ^- '^' 1I0^L

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James Morrison r/T/o); - # ** ^ 1/^ Ir

Marian Mote Carrollton ^" ^ ^^dP^^^ ^H^

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Nell Parrish Cedartoivn ^''^i^*^ ^""^ *

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19 3 9

FRESHMEN

Violet Poland Gray

Annie Ruth Popham Taylorsville

Nada Poole . Oxford

Hattie Poor Warm Springs

Mary Poor . Warm Springs

Katheyn Pope Senoia

Olin Prather Hogansvillc

Wallace Prescott St. Elmo, Tcnn.

Virginia Purks Cedar foivn

Margaret Ragsdale Dallas

Speer Ramsey Carrollton

Susie Ruth Ramsey Covington

Helen Roberts Rockniart

Lynn Robertson Cartcrsville

Mary Gene Robertson Carrollton

John Robinson Carrollton

Virginia Robison Bremen

Milton Rooks f ''/' K''-'a

Mildred Rowe Carrollton

Perlita Ryder Rome

Maggie Samples ^''^c R^'^'

Evelyn Scales Buchanan

Emily Shell Turin

Grace Shirley L"^^'0"'a

THE

C H I E F T A

FRESHMEN

Elaine Sims Lawrcnccville

Milton Slade riwmaston

Margaret Ann Smith Bozcdoii

Mary Margaret Smith J'iHa Rica

Eleanor Snow Decatur

Arnold Stark . . . Daltoii

Kathleen Steed Carrolltoii

Doris Steele GrifRu

Robbie Stephens Carrolltoii

Martha Stewart Carrolltoii

Dorothy Strickland ....... Joncshoro

Marguerite Strickland ." Buchanan

Averil Striplin Roopville

James Swint Chipley

Bernice Talley Curryville

Glenn Taylor Clem

Mary Anne Taylor Carrollfon

ToMMiE Teal . . Roopville

Frances Thigpen Carrolltoii

LuLA Thomasson Carrollton

Jane Thompson East Point

Hilma Traylor Carrollton

Irene Traylor Tifton

Merrill Traylor Carrollton

T H

C H

I 9 3 9 i

FRESHMEN

Annette Turner Rome

Charlotte Turner Nezvnaii

Dora Turner . Sargent

Homer Turner Carrollton

Marcus Waits Rockmart

Melson Ware . Newnan

Valeria Watkins Atlanta

Mack Weaver Dalton

Aldean West Dalton

Clara Mae West Roswell

Nina Wiley Carrollton

Martha Wilhite Atlanta

Dorothy Williams Dalton

Evelyn Williams Villa Rica

Margaret Williams Glenn

Barna Wood , . Buchanan

Jessie Woodward Cedartown

Lena Worley Tallulah Falls

Louisa Worley Tallulah Falls

Annie Dean Worthington Aragon

Frances Wright Covington

Jean Wyatt Menlo

Lois Yancey Cedartown

Annie Mae Yarbrough Franklin

THE

C H I -E F T A

ACTIVITIES

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OFFICERS' CLUB

Attendant circumstances and a beckoning horizon of possibilities made the long sought
Officers' Club become a reality this term. The concerted action of the officials of the
organizations of the campus brought forth this club of clubs. With dauntless de-
termination the members hastily drew up a constitution, immediately engaged the
recognition of the administration, and set out to be a dominating influence on the
campus. The welfare of the entire student body has felt the benefits of its herculean
force.

OFFICERS

Tom Luck Chairman

Helen Mitchell Vice-Chairman

Elizabeth Wise Secretary-Treasurer

Tommy Herndon Parliamentarian

MEMBERS

Elizabeth Adams
Hubert Aultman
Jack Barnwell
Aaron Buckalew
Frances Campbell
RicHARn Campbell
Gladys Dailey

Edna Dally
Eva Daniel
WiLENE Davis
Virginia Douglas
Fred Elder
M'Nelle Gibson
Irvine S. Ingram,
Faculty Advisor

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Mary Graham
Lamar Hammond
Henry Hardman
Mary Hogan
Willis Hurst
Warren Jones
James Key
Harbin King
Ceylene Lawler
Mildred Lee
Ruth Meeks
Robert Milam
Virginia Mott

Ira Myrtle Perry
Virginia Ramsey
Betty Reynolds
Dorothy Smith
Edward Stout
Jane Thompson
Lou Ellen Tom me
Mack Weaver

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THE CHIEFTAIN

Helen Mitchell

Editor-in-Chief

James Key .

Ed Stout |

Eva Daniel j '

Virginia Hayes |

Virginia Mott j

Warren Jones |

Dorothy Smith j

Jane Thompson |

Marcus Waits j

. Associate Editor
. Managing Editors

Sof^Iwiiwrc Editors

. Club Editors

. Fresiiincn Editors

Henry Crowder |
Henry Hardman j '

M'Nelle Gibson 1
Virginia Hamrick J- .
Betty Reynolds J

Elizabeth Adams 1

Martha Jeanne Brooks j

William Mitchell
W. L. Nix

Sf>orts Editors

Feature Editors

. Typists
Snapslwt Editors

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THE

C H I E F T A I N

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Tom Luck
Business Ma naze r

BUSINESS STAFF

Thomas Wiggins, Assistant Business Manager
George Bowdoin Rebecca Manning

Aaron Buckalew Virginia Miller

Billy Cobb Gordon Smith

Serena Hansard ' Arnold Stark

Willis Hurst ^t^lie Wiley

A- O- I^^-^-^^^ J. C. Bonner,

Nancy Knight Faculty Advisor

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T H

C H I E F T A

I 9 3 9

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THE WEST GEORGIAN

Ed Stout
Rd'itor-'in-Chiej

Jack Barnwell

Associate Editor

Recording the sequence of events in a record-breaking style, The West Georgian
has been unassailed as "The South's Best Junior College Newspaper." The publica-
tion was awarded First Honor class rating this year by the Associated Collegiate Press.
Superior guidance and acceptance of modern journalistic trends are mainly responsible
for the publication's progress.

Marcus Waits .
W. L. Nix . .
*Harley Bowers
Warren Jones .
M'Nelle Gibson .
Dorothy Smith .

*Not in picture.

STAFF

Managing Editor

. Assistant Editor

Assistant Editor

. Nezvs Editor

. Feature Editor

. Societv Editor

Tom Luck . . .
William Mitchell
Alvis Downs .
Virginia Hamrick
J. C. Bonner .

. . Sports Editor

. Picture Editor

Advertising Manager

Circulation Manager

. Faculty Advisor

THE

C H I

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STAFF

Mary Baxter

Starr Miller

Martha Jeanne Brooks

Helen Mitchell

IvANELLE Burke

Virginia Mott.

Frances Campbell

Ira Myrtle Perry

*FoRREST Champion

Olive Phillips

Eva Daniel

Mary Poor

Merlin Goss

Clinton Prewett

Lamar Hammond

Virginia Ramsey

Henry Hardman

Alice Roberts

Hubert Hayes

Emily Shell

Willis Hurst

Gordon Smith

James Key

Lestina Stanley

Rebecca Manning

Robert Stephens

Ruth Meeks

Nina Wiley

Leona Michael

Not in picture.

Dick Campbell
Business Manager

T H

C H I E F T A

19 3 9

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ZETA SIGMA PI

The nobility of the purpose of Zeta Sigma Pi was fully realized this year. This
was demonstrated by the "Little Forums" which dealt with the current social and
economic problems of the South. A burning comprehension of the "way out" for the
South was always in the minds of the members of this honorary social science organiza-
tion. Its versatile influences were felt when "Club Night" was so successfully
sponsored.

OFFICERS

Tom Herndon President

Warren Jones Vice-President

Helen Mitchell Secretary

Jack Barnwell Treasurer

Elizabeth Adams Corresponding Secretary

THE

C H

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MEMBERS

James Borders

Mildred Lee

Edna Dally

Doris Marchman

Eva Daniel

Ruth Meeks

Watson Fuller

Virginia Mott

Henry Hardman

Ira Myrtle Perry

Mary Hogan

Virginia Ramsey

Esther Marie J/

VILLET

Betty Reynolds

James Key

Dorothy Smith

Harbin King

Wayne Williams

Ceylene Lawler

FACULTY ADVISORS

J. c.

Bonner

L. E

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THE

C H I E F T A

19 3 9

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MU ZETA ALPHA

The objectives of Mu Zeta Alpha have been: to promote interest in scientific fields,
to develop student leadership, to give a medium for student expression, and to promote
scholarship through the scientific method. Under invincible leadership this honorary
scientific society has functioned in a manner worthy of the Mu Zeta tradition.

OFFICERS

Henry Hardman
President

Helen Mitchell
Vice-V resident

Betty Reynolds

Secretary

Lamar Hammond

Trpntiirer

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Elizabeth Adams
James Borders
AvA Jean Cornelison
Henry Crowder
Edna Dally
Eva Daniel
Horace Davis
Helen Drummond
Peggy Gates
Lamar Hammond
Virginia Hamrick
Henry Hardman
Tommy Herndon
Willis Hurst

MEMBERS

Warren Jones
Ceylene Lawler
LoviE McBrayer
Mildred McBrayer
Ruth Meeks
Leona Michael
Ernest Milburn
Helen Mitchell
William Mitchell
Joe Morgan
Mildred Morris
Ira Myrtle Perry
Mary Poor
Clinton Prewett

Louise Prickett
Virginia Ramsey
Betty Reynolds
Dorothy Smith
Merrill Traylor
Nelie Wiley
Wayne Williams
Joe York

Faculty Advisors ,

John I. Hopkins
Morris S. McKeehan
C. P. Tebeau

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19 3 9

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PHI RHO PI

OFFICERS

Tom Luck President

Warren Jones Vice-V resident

Lamar Hammond Secretary

M'Nelle Gibson Treasurer

Virginia Douglas Parliamentarian

MEMBERS

Tommy Herndon Helen Mitchell

Leon A Michael

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The Debating Club with the national af^liation of Phi Rho Pi has sponsored general
forensic activities. With laudable enthusiasm the club has engaged in intercollegiate
debating, public speaking, and the discussion of current problems, surging into the lime-
light after the sponsoring of an intramural debating tournament.

OFFICERS

Tom Luck President

Warren Jones Vice-President

Lamar Hammond Secretary

M'Nelle Gibson Treasurer

Virginia Douglas ParUamentarian

MEMBERS

Hubert Aultman Hubert Hayes Clinton Prewett

James Borders Tommy Herndon *Ila Rooks

Ivanelle Burke *Mather Hyatt Emily Shell

AvA Jean Cornelison Esther Marie Jaillet Gordon Smith

*Billy Denton Harbin King Arnold Stark

Eva Daniel Lovie McBkayek Hilma Traylor

Fred Elder *Otis McClung *Glenn Waldrop

Watson Fuller Leona Michael *Helen Watson

Merlin Goss Helen Mitchell Nina Wiley

Virginia Hamrick W. L. Nix Wayne Williams

Henry Hardman ' Nada Poole L. E. Roberts,

*Not in picture. Faculty Advisor

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T H

9 3 9

LE CERCLE FRANCAIS

"Vouloir, c'est pouvoir!" Stimulation of interest in the language and customs of the
French people was the crowning objective of the French Club. To this end, all of
the activities of Le Cercle were directed. Accentuation was given this project by the
presentation of French pla\'S.

OFFICERS

Ira Myrtle Perry President

Mary Hogan Vice-Presulent

Ceylene Lawler Secretary

Warren Jones Treasurer

MEMBERS

Jack Barnwell
James Borders
AvA Jean Cornelison
Eva Daniel
Helen Drummond-
Mildred Gaston
M'Nelle Gibson
Lamar Hammond
Virginia Hamrick

Tommy Herndon
Eugene Hubbard
Esther Marie Jaillet
Helen Mitchell
Keith Moore
Owen Moore
W. L. Nix
Margaret Powell
Warren Yates
Rachel Johnson,
Faculty Advisor

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THE

C H I E F T A IN

9 3 9

VOLUNTARY RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION

The general purpose of the Voluntary Religious Association has been to construct a
more lively interest in and to bring about a clearer conception of religion. Weekly
vesper services were conducted under the auspices of V. R. A. The highlight of
the year was the Religious Emphasis Week.

OFFICERS

Tommy Herndon Prcsidetit

Hubert Aultman Vice-President

WiLENE Davis Secretary-Treasurer

EXECUTIVE BOARD

EuzABETH Adams James Key

Aarokt Buckalew Tom Luck

Eva Daniel Ludie McElroy

Virginia Douglas Virginia Mott

Helen Drummond Ira Myrtle Perry

Mary Gardner Louise Prickett

M'Nelle Gibson - Dorothy Smith

Merlin Goss Marcus Waits

Virginia Hamrick Elizabeth Wise

Maribel Hendrix Rhea A. Taylor,
Warren Jones Faculty Advisor

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T H

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19 3 9

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ALPHA PSI

A series of programs was presented this year by-
Alpha Psi in social, professional, and financial studies
in the field of Home Economics. Alpha Psi's hobby
show, fashion show, and May Day Exercises were
hailed as tremendous successes. The club won much
regard and esteem for its successful socials; the de-
lightful and unique dances.

Dorothy Smith

OFFICERS

Dorothy Smith President

Frances Campbell . '. . . Vice-President

Elizabeth Adams Secretary

Virginia Mott Treasurer

MEMBERS

Catherine Adams
Ann Appleby
Rebecca Barker
ESTELLE Barron
Vera Bevil
Martha Brewer
LiLLiE Claire Brooks
Martha Jeanne Brooks
Willellen Brooks
Martha Brown
Virginia Burdette
Lucy Burgess
Bonnell Davenport
'Not in picture.

*ELrzABETH Davis
Wilene Davis
Carolyn Finch
Catherine Gibson
Maga Lynn Goswick
Nell Hammond
Clara Hanes
Betty Hannah
Serena Hansard
Winnie Sue Headrick
Martha Hixon
Dorothy Jackson
Margaret Jenkins

THE

C H I E F T A

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MEMBERS

Christine Johnson

*WlLMA KiDD

Rosemary Kuhnen
Elizabeth Leake
Doris Lee
Elizabeth Lee
Avis Loughridge
Rebecca Manning
LuDiE McElroy
Elizabeth McKibben
Mary Ellen Mullins
Margaret Pace
Margaret Parker
Nada Poole
Hattie Poor
*Kathleen Pope
Louise Prickett
Margaret Ragsdale
Virginia Ramsey

*Not in picture.

Perlita Ryder
DoRRis Satterfield
Laura Sheffield
Emily Shell
Mildred Smith
Doris Steele
Robbie Stephens
Marguerite Strickland
Mary Anne Taylor
LuLA Thomasson
*Martha Tyner
Nelie Wiley
Martha Wilhite
Evelyn Williams
Margaret Williams
Elizabeth Wise
Catherine Wood
Frances Wright
Annie Mae Yarbrough

Ruby Jenkins
Faculty Advisor

THE

C H I E F T A I N

9 3 9

DRAMATIC CLUB

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Sheridan's "The Rivals" was
the crowning presentation of
the West Georgia College
dramatists. The play won
wide acclaim for the Dra-
matic Club at the college and
at other places where it was
presented. With its matri-
monial mixups, the plot cen-
tered about hilarious situa-
tions and sparkling char-
acters.

OFFICERS

Tom Luck .
Mildred Lee
Willis Hurst

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

HUEST

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MEMBERS

Jack Barnwell

Mildred Lee

Aaron Buckalew .

Tom Luck

*FoRREST Champion

LuDiE McElroy

June Culver

Ruth Meeks

Horace Davis

Paul Morris

Lamar Hammond

Joseph Morgan

Tommy Herndon

Betty Reynolds

Willis Hurst

Arnold Stark

Margaret Jenkins

Catherine Wood

Christine Johnson

Ruth Johnson

Faculty Advisors,

Warren Jones

Gordon Watson

Harbin King

*Mary Eliason

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THE

CHIEFTAIN

9 3 9

CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY

The Ciceronian Literarj' Society' is an organization composed of those students par-
ticularly interested in literature and the fine arts. Topping the activities of the society
has been the adoption of parliamentary procedure within the club, supplemented with
the idea of carrying the practice to other organizations.

OFFICERS

Gladys Dailey President

Virginia Douglas J^ice-P resident

Mary Graham Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Roy Agree
Rebecca Barker
Jack Barnwell
Mary Baxter
""Janet Cureton
Edna Dally
Horace Davis
Merle English
Maga Lynn Goswick
Othello Hammond

Hubert Hayes
Virginia Hayes
*Letha Hendrix
Maribel Hendrix
Peggy Huff

Faculty Adinsors,
Dorothy St. Clair
Gordon Watson

*Not in picture.

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C H I E F T A

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CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY

MEMBERS

Willis Hurst
Warren Jones
*Vada Kent
''"'ViNOLA Kent
James Key
Ceylene Lavvler
Doris Loughridge
Doris March man
Reba Matthews
Ruth Meeks

Starr Miller
Virginia Mott
Sara Perkins
Annie Ruth Popham
Alice Roberts
PIelen Roberts
Lestina Stanley
Bonnie Sue Sullivan
*Glenn Waldrop
Bernice Talley

''Not in picture.

T H

H I

F T A ! N

19 3 9

WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB

OFFICERS

Ruth Meeks President

Elizabeth Adams Vice-President

Virginia Ramsey '. . . Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERS

Carolyn Arnall
Gf.raldine Blissitt

WiLLELLEN BrOOKS

Virginia Burdette
Frances Campbell
*Martha Chappell
June Culver

Gladys Dailey
Eva Daniel
Frankie Eubanks
Mary Gardner
*Mara Garkett
Catherine Gibson
M'Nelle Gibson

''Not in picture.

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C H I E F T A I N

9 3 9

WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB

Dorothy St. Clair
Director

DoROTHY St. Clair

MEMBERS

Mary Ella Hardegree
''^Jean Harrison
Esther Marie Jaillet
Margaret Jenkins
*Vada Kent
Frances Mattox
LoviE McBrayer
Mildred McBrayer
Katherine Pope
*Not in picture.

Annie Ruth Popham
Margaret Ragsdale
Mary Gene Robertson
Dorothy Smith
Nina Wiley
Evelyn Williams
Jessie Woodward
Helen Roberts,
Accompanist

H E

C H

E F T A ! N

19 3 9

Aaron Buckalew
President

Mack Weaver
Librarian

MEN'S GLEE CLUB

Tom Luck
J'icc-Prcsidcnt

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Rachel Johnson
Accompanist

Harbin King
Secretary-Treasurer

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Gordon Watson
Director

T H E

C H

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19 3 9

MEN'S GLEE CLUB

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MEMBERS

Richard Campbell

Ernest Milburn

*FoRREST Champion

William Mitchell

*BiLLY Denton

Keith Moore

Merlin Goss

Owen Moore

Lamar Hammond

Joseph Morgan

Hubert Hayes

Paul Morris

Lewis Higgins

Alford Prince

Bobby Holmes

Gay Rowe

Eugene Hubbard

Gordon Smith

Willis Hurst

Arnold Stark

A. 0. Ingram

Marcus Waits

Warren Jones

*Not in picture.

H I

4-H CLUB

OFFICERS

Lou Ellen Tomme President

Virginia Douglas Vice-President

Warren Jones Vice-President

Elizabeth Wise Secretary-Treasurer

C. P. Claxton Faculty Advisor

I. S. Ingram Honorary Member

H. W. Caldwell Honorary Member

MEMBERS

Lyone Abney Reba Cole

Rebecca Barker Carolyn Collins

EsTELLE Barron Ava Jean Cornelison

Mary Baxter Gladys Dailey

Geraldine Blissitt Eva Daniel

Mary Boggs Horace Davis

George Bowdoin Wilene Davis

Martha Brewer Alvis Downs

Martha Jeanne Brooks Lollie Dunn

Willellen Brooks Fred Elder

Martha Brown Merle English

WiLLETTE Brown Frankie Eubanks

Lucy Burgess Carolyn Finch

Lemma Chandler Watson Fuller

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Peggy Gates
Maga Lynn Goswick
Mary Graham
Lamar Hammond
Nell Hammond
Othello Hammond
Henry Hardman
Hubert Hayes
Virginia Hayes
Maribel Hendrix
Carolyn Hobbs
Doris Hutcheson
Dorothy Jackson
Esther Marie Jaillpit
Margaret Jenkins
Marie Jones
James Key
Avis Loughridge

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MEMBERS

Doris Loughridge
Rebecca Manning
Lovie McBrayer
Mildred McBrayer
Leona Michael
Ernest Milburn
Virginia Miller
Keith Moore
Virginia Mott
Mary Ellen Mullins
Margaret Parker
Nell Paerish
Lucy Ruth Penfield
Sara Perkins
Ira Myrtle Perry
Martha K. Perry
Junie Phillips
Nada Poole

Hattie Poor
Louise Prickett
Virginia Purks
Helen Roberts
Evelyn Scales
Laura Sheffield
Emily Shell
Lucile Simmons
Dorothy Smith
Mildred Smith
Eleanor Snow
Arnoll Stark
Bonnie Sue Sullivan
James Swint
Charlotte Turner
Margaret Williams
Jean Wyatt
Annie Mae Yarbrough

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19 3 9

W CLUB

Luck, President; Campbell, Vice-President; Buckalevv, Secretary-Treasurer; *Alex-
ander, *Blanks, Bohannon, *Brazeal, *Brooks, Brown, *Bryant, Burgess, Crowder,
Dailey, Dally, *Denton, Duncan, *Evans, Foster, Gordon, Goss, *Graham, *Hamby,
*Hampton, Hardman, Hayes, *Heard, Hobbs, *Hughie, Hurst, Taylor, Faculty
Adviser; Jenkins, *Lambert, Loughridge, Matthews, Milam, Morrison, *Padgett,
Prickett, Reaves, Robison, Rowe, *Scott, Simmons, G. Smith, O. E. Smith, Stark,
Stephens, *Stinson, Striplin, *G. Whittemore, *S. Whittemore, Wiley, Wood.

*Not in picture.

THE

C H I E F T A

I 9

WOMEN'S COUNCILS

OLD DORMITORY

OFFICERS

WiLENE Davis President

AvA Jean Corneuson Vice-President

Carolyn Hobbs Secretary

Janet Cureton Treasurer

MEMBERS
Martha Jeanne Brooks Esther Marie Jaillet

Merle English Helen Mitchell

Mary Graham Lucile Simmons

NEW DORMITORY
OFFICERS

Elizabeth Adams President

Virginia Mott . Vice-President

Nelie Wiley Secretary

Eva Daniel Treasurer

MEMBERS
Frankie Eubanks Louise Prickett

Virginia Hamrick Dorothy Smith

THE

C H I E F T A

19 3 9

ALMA MATER

Alma mater, alma mater, hail, hail to thee.
The shrine of our eternal love and youth
Will live forever in the ways of truth.
West Georgia lifts her head above the beauty
Of the coronets that crown the verdant hills;
Her throne securely rests amid the ivoodland
Where nature's sweetest tribute daily spills.
Marching feet are guided by her sure light.
Shining on the darkness like a star;
The candles of her children now are burning
To reflect a ?nother's spirit from afar.

Aaron Buckalew

ATHLETICS

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BASKETBALL

First RoK': Manager Crowder, McClure, Brooks, Evans, Captain Scott, Smith, Goss, Morri-
son, Coach Taylor. Second Rozv: Denton, Hampton, G. Wliittemore, Hamby, Foster, S.

VVhittemore, Longino.

SCHEDULE

C. A. C December 2. Here

C. A. C December 9. Here

Southern Union ' December 10. Here

Reinhardt January 6 and 7. Tliere

Young Harris January 13 and 14. Here

C. A. C January 24. Here

Young Harris February 2 and 3. There

C. A. C February 7. Here

Reinhardt February 10 and 11. Here

Gordon January 17. There

Dahlonega January 20. Here

Dahlonega January 26. There

Gordon February 14. Here

THE

CHIEF T A IN

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The West Georgia Braves won ten games and lost a total of eight this season. With
a record of ten victories and six losses the team went to the State Junior College Tour-
nament at Douglas on February 23, with hopes of winning several games. However,
they were defeated in their first game by Norman Park. Then in a post-season game
with the Carrollton Redskins for the City Championship the Braves met defeat again.

High score man for our team was Merlin Goss with a total of 157 points. Glenn
and Seth Whittemore were next with 129 and 126, respectively. Captain Dalton Scott
stood out consistently as a good guard and a good team man. O. E. Smith also played
good ball at the forward position. A valuable asset to the team in the latter part of the
season was Jack Hamby. The Braves had other good men in the strong second team
who helped to win several of the games.

CHEERLEADERS
Jones, Thompson, Stark, Gibson.

First Rozc: Lowell Hix, Henry Crowder, Bill Lee, Fuller Gordon, Hoke Barker, Harold
Reaves, "Pete" Strickland, O. E'. Smith. Second Row: Manager Nick O'Neal, Tom Moore,
Tom Luck, Tom Carter, Chandler Barton, Lothur Bartlett, Wallace Pendley, "Droopy"

Almon, Coach Taylor.

BASEBALL

Under the leadership of Coach Taylor the 1938 team in fourteen games broke even
with unusually strong opposition. Outstanding on the team' were Luck, first base;
Moore, catcher; Reaves and Almon, infield. Only two veterans have returned for
the 1939 team.

Left: Tom Carter, Pitcher. Rig,ht : Tom
Luck, First Base.

! T H E

C H I E F T A IN

SPEEDBALL

First Roz'J: Graham, Morrison, Brazeal, Stark, Burgess, Lambert. Second Roiv: G. Whitte-
more, Denton, Brooks, Gordon, Luck, S. Whittemore.

WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL

Back Row: Loughridge, Goss, manager;

Brown. Second Row: Robison, Blanks,

Hobbs, Woodward. First Row: Hughie,

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Most Popular

VIRGINIA MOTT
AARON BUCKALEW

Wittiest

W. L. NIX
VIRGINIA HAMRICK

Most Original

M'NELLE GIBSON
JACK BARNWELL

Best All-Round

TOM LUCK
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THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS

Lyone Abney Spectacular, church-worker, smoocher, rollin'-in-dough. Beau Brummell.

Roy Agree Glasses, giant, mail-carrier, flirt. Peroxide Blond.

Elizabeth Adams -LUCK, "hands off," PHIL, dancer, babyish, dumb, pretty tresses, Jenkins' pet.

V. M. Almon Pee Wee, Droopy, Serena, undertaker, Gordon alumnus, winker, "Shog."

Sara F. Archer Silence -]-, candy maker, neat, pretty hands. Sand Hill.

Hubert Aultman BRUNO, P. O., one of JANE'S, calm, pipe-smoker, Blond.

George T. Bagby Senator George T., little big-shot, "doll," restrictions ad infinitum.

Jack Barnwell Witty, Stout's background, editor, good humor, movie fan.

Estelle Barron Yappy, Stooge 2, Elderish, "Willie," attractive, angular, contortionist.

Frank Bass Deep voice, Sam's pal, glasses, dark and handsome(?).

Mary Baxter Studious, conscientious, Brunette, ping pong.

Geraldine Blissitt ^ Jerry, rushed after dinner leader, teacher in high institution of learning at
Tallapoosa, Kenny deah.

Jack Bohannan The Champ, slow but sure, curly hair, line shooter.

Mrs. J. E. Boone Rural Arts, "My son's a newspaper man," flabbergaster.

James Borders High man, Andy Gump profile, intelligentsia. Blue V-8.

Martha Jeanne Brooks Mart, wittiest wit, Antonio, John Watts, kodak collector, artistical, after-
supper dancer.

Wn.LELLEN Brooks Bill, Atlanta, my BUDDY, true-to-him, good taste, dancer.

WiLLETTE Brown "Wette," jokes, independent speaker, dips, night visitor.

Aaron Buckalew ^ Buck, Alma Mater, MARY CLYDE, Jones', one punch. Father of lollywog-
ging. Real McCoy of Swingsters.

QuiNTON Burgess Clown, rather HUFF-y, prodigal, "A" model.

IvANELLE Burke loud, campus lame-brain. Camels, Shorter transfer, mump epidemicer, "oozie."

RuDENE Burnham Tight curls, non-boisterous, day-er, clerk, softball.

Josephine Burson Pleasantly plump, whispering conversationalist in chapel, hiker.

Frances Campbell ^ Tennis Queen, chapel knitter, WALTER, good buggy, flighty.

Tom Carter Lanky, town student, Doc's son, French maniac, chemist.

Vester Caswell Chauffeur, Bowdon dude, glasses, hand holder.

Carolyn Collins Bur-r-rp, Krazzy, Applepus pal, tetched, autographs, curiosity.

AvA Jean Cornelison Hefty, baby face, member of "honies," champ snoozer, blunderbuss, moun-
taineer.

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THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS Continued

Henry Crowder One Lung, manager, Buck's bodyguard. Coach Jr., bashful(?), Durand.

Wayne Crumpton Human Hercules, Crump, smart, dining hall ogre, Genola's pride.

Mrs. G. H. Culpepper Proud mother, day student, seamstress, domestic.

Janet Cureton Gum popper, Sand Hill, "do as I please, thank _vou," one of the "honies."

Gladys Dailey D'ignity, amiable, school marm, music lover, versatile.

Edna Dally Yardstick, executive, question asker, George T. substitute, practice teacher.

Eva Daniel Little Evil, dare-devil, chawing gum, "he-he-he'er," True Experiences, Big Bertha,
ominous proportions, personality, jitterbug.

Cohen Davis Nice eyes, hubby, grocerian, hitched.

Elizabeth Davis Number 9, Codelle, Blondie, actress, Griffin's worker.

Horace Davis Sot, artist, mumbler, sissyish, skater.

WiLENE Davis Mr(s) Harris, Dixie Doodle, sweet. House president, wash woman, another of

"honies."
Virginia Douglas Early riser, 4-H, giggler. Maple Street, Musician, too-too and so very very. . . .
Ned Dozier Nubby-Nub, Green Front Fly, order bringer, HIXON, MULLINS, MANNING.
Merle English Sarah, victim of roommate worship. Miss Burch, moon face, Sarah.
Arthur Foster Appendicitis, cheery, a card, my hero!
Katherine Fuller Bowdon, attractive, Joe Felker, Roadster, cute.
Watson Fuller Fireman, Paulding County Special, sunny disposition, studious.
M'Nelle Gibson "Butch," student expressionist, men a specialty, brain wavy, was once Greene,

"Eddie Duchin."
James Golden Dopey, groggy, classroom dormouse, physique.
Tom Gordon ' Hungry face, Goon, almost on time, all 'round sportsman, hands off, girls he's

married.
Merlin Goss Maestro, Mary, singster-swingster, man in love, ego.
Maga Lynn Goswick Maggie, Chatsworth, Home Ec, lisp, jolly.
Mary Graham Miss Jenkins' prizer, Ciceronian, Newnan, meek.

Jim Griffin Tennis, disciple of Esquire, original in swing, "Poochie," Ruth, Ga. Power.
Lamar Hammond Mathemortician, sot, mirthful, mechanical man of motion, Bo-peepish adorer.
Virginia Hamrick Miss Wit, type-tickler, carrot-top, Squatlow, Travis, bright cracks (1850),

Gracie Allen.
Henry Hardman Chemistry wizard, Mu Zeta Alpha, Esquire says PURPLE, girl shy?, Geraldine.
Hubert Hayes Laundry man, flashy, Romeo, "Hoobut," South Georgia cracker.
Virginia Hayes Beeg brown eyes, imitator, Pete, Freckles, first grade.
Winnie Sue Headrick Little bit, typewriter-renter, ex-Maryville, squatty.

NELLE JO
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WHERE WORK

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287 Peachtree Street
ATLANTA / GEORGIA

Seching-er Brothers Co.

Plumbing and Heating
Contractors

178-180 Forsyth Street
ATLANTA ^ GEORGIA

F. B. LEVENS

Agent for

WOCO - PEP

Ozvner

Blue and White Service Station

CARROLLTON / GEORGIA

Quality Tin Shop

J'V. Carl Davis, Manager

"ANYTHING IN SHEET

COMPLIMENTS

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THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS Continued

Render Heard -Campus courser, after-supper lingerer, Bonnie Sue-Suer-Suest, big man.

Letha H'endrix Inanimate, homely, stout, likable, contented.

Maribel Hendrix Orbs, educator, Miss Brogdon's standby, kinda quiet, demure 'n' sweet.

Thomas Hendrix Shorty, Carroll County, Red, obscure, delirious.

Tommy Herndon Perfect Lover, fickle, Lestina, "That's bad," LaGrange frequenter, ex-Watson,
campus leader, brainy, forum question-asker.

Carolyn Hobbs ^ "My Cow!" Columbus calling, Newnan, Cal, one of the "honies."

Mary Hogan Spinster, soft peddler, mousey, Hawkins, "Mais oui Mademousuier."

Bobby Holmes Mr. Roberts' white hope, song bird, Plymouth, grotesque, worry wart.

Peggy Huff Quinton Burgess, speedy speaker, practitioner, "brats," gaunt.

Willis Hurst King of Hearts, NELIE, chuckles, anti-freedom of press, true, red-headed femmes,
what hair!

Doris Hutcheson "Dooris," school teacher, no stooge for "slipper inners."

A. O. Ingram "Bo," chemistry wizard (oh, yeah!), BESSIE, yellow sweater, back porch lounger,
heart breaker.

Esther Marie Jaillet La belle de Tallapoosa, perpetual grin, one of Wilene's bunch.

Margaret Jenkins ^ Wisecracker, hibernation, bye Auntie and Harold, hello Life and Jimmy!

Marie Jones Non boisterous -{- attractive -f- Bach talent snootiness = Marie.

Warren Jones Youngster, sot, grin, yell, laugh, four eyes, moccasins. Bo Peep advisor.

Vada Kent (Vinola's sister), Violet Kent (Vada's sister) Products of Centralhatchie ; Siamese
twins (practically).

James Key Dude, finicky, MARTHA'S GLAD that MARTHA K. waited till now to steal the
day, gallant.

Harbin King Sir Anthony, Mr. Roberts' stand-in, seegar, appetite, W. G. C.'s Shelley.

Nancy Knight Off to a good SPARK (s), but who blew out the flame? Welcome Committee of
one, gabby, Bill Lumpkin.

Clarence Lambert Postman, wavy hair, studious, Wilma, school teacher.

CuYLHNE Lawler Smart, cute little red-head, towner, true to Wilton (we hope).

Mildred Lee Little tootsies, ex-A.O., cronie to Betty, dramatist, Oxford, mysterious fraternity pin.

William Lee Baseball, Grantville, Lizzie Pearl's nephew, absent.

Allen Longino Bootlicker, Woodbury, BETTY, good housekeeper, songbird, bull shooter, rambler.

Doris Loughridge TNT, T-Buddy to faculty, drummer man, Bowery.

Tom Luck Formerly MEEK, campus superlative, versatile, trips, BIBBA, slouchy, non-trusting,
arguer.

Cottage Hill Farms

Herman F. Brown

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Drink More Milk

CAEEOLLTON

GEOEGIA

Crichton's
Business College, Inc.

Established 1885
Plaza Way and Piyor Street

Details Supplied upon Request

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Compliments of -^ ^ ^

People's Hardware

Paints, Floor Covering and
Furniture

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The Young Men's Bible Class
Methodist Church

Congratulates the staff and students of West

Georgia College on this issue of the

CHIEFTAIN

This Class always cooperates with
the students of the college

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Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, j
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HARRY GOLDSTEIN

Manasev

CAEEOLLTON

GEOEGIA

MONT AG'S

School Supplies and
Stationery

On sale at the college store

Montag Brothers, Inc.

ATLANTA v GEORGIA

Compliments of -^ f -^

Jones Drug Company

McGEE'S BAKERY

Complete Line of
Baked Goods

Dr. Jones - Dr. Carter - Walter New
Aaron Buckalew - C. B. Lassiter

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ON THE SQUARE

CAEEOLLTON

GEOEGIA

THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS Continued

Polly Lupo Red hair, beautiful finger nails, day student, diminutive.

DbRis Marchman Villa Rica, quiet, woman in love, intellectual, C.C.C, soft voice.

Forrest Martin Effeminate, old maidish, transfer, manly, unknownish.

Reba Matthews Mr. Howl's secretary, blonde, neat, tranquil, JOE, MARCUS, BILL.

Frances Mattox Erskine transfer, neat, Betty, attractive.

Ruth Meeks Little Beauty, JIM, original coiffure, Weaverish, graceful, discreet, grand dancer.

Leona Michael Smart, independent plus, general sales tax, tactless, hard worker.
Ernest Milburn Radio fiend, music manager, Helen Roberts, tennis, good wave?
Helen Mitchell Quiet dynamite, Chieftess, owlish, composure special, O.K. gal, "Jerry," spoiled

brat, versatile.
Keith Moore Cutie pie, sot, band boxy, Warren, feminine voice, f rancais.
Paul Morris Blue Danube lover, food incinerator, sot, whatta man!
Virginia Mott Eyes, fickle. Little Evil's nurse, may I have the next romance with you ?, Charlie

McCarthy, angel (?).

W. L. Nix "Dubba" L., big ears, camera, real laugh, table yeller, hotel man.

Sara Perkins "Ma," Tallapoosa, Merle, faithful, Merle.

Ira Myrtle Perry Precise, modest, parlez-vous. Dean's Lister, so polite.

Frances Phillips Fleshy, curiosity, pretty hair, library worker.

Olive Phillips Hair, restrictions, generous, food for D. C, where to next?, Mrs. REDDING,

JOHN.
Lucile Portwood .Porkwood, solo conversationalist, "short wavester."
Margaret Powell Canary, knit-wit, mouthy, gents preferred, "I'm Getting Sentimental Over

You."
Clinton Prewett Chemistry king, cricket, F. F. A., humorous, heart throttle, Christine, DORIS.
Louise Prickett Ferdinand, one woman's world, horsey, bully, stingy, athlete.
Alford Prince Heard County, BERNICE, forsaken, "know-it-all."

Virginia Ramsey Quiet, easy-goer, town studeent, Ruth and Frances' pal, good-looking, distant.
Harold Reaves One-quarter man, FRANCES HEARN, Bowdonian, Don Ameche.
Sam Reed Dull type, quiet, unimpressionist, lips, glasses, Frank's buddy.
Walter Reeves Frances, class cutter, tall, idler, Campbell, carefree.
Betty Reynolds Sarcasm, true to red hair, insinuator, "Mrs. Malaprop," mocker, fragile, assistant

librarian.
Alice Roberts Sandhill, here I come; black hair, Carrolltonian, Mary's pal.
Elizabeth Roberts Loud, flirt, chewing gum, the opposite sex. Health Kitchen.

FLEETWOOD DINING CAR COFFEE

"A superb blend"
of the world's finest coffee

ATLANTA : : GEORGIA

Meet Us ^ Across from the Depot ^ At

J. G. Brock, Proprietor

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''WE NEVER SLEEP"

Phone 387

CARROLLTON GEORGIA

THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS Continued

Mary Robinson, Patria Robinson Cousins, teachers, Inseparable, after-supper cookers.

Ila Rooks Smart one, speaker, talkative, day student.

Zelda Rooks SCOTT'S one love, sweet, neat, studious.

Gay Rowe Basketball, town student, lanky, good sport, Johnson's pet.

Doris Satterfield Town, tall, blonde, dignified, coiffure, sincere.

Dalton Scott Basketball captain, Zelda, deep voice, Casanova.

Laura Sheffield Stooge 3, Patsy Kelly, raven locks, men chaser, perpetual dreamer, "DUBBA"
L., FRED, love letters.

LuciLE Simmons Dancer, Kensington, Marie, obliging, lost to Sandhill.

Dorothy Smith "Dot," "tweet," coffee-fiend, flatfooted. Dean's Lister, parasite, bookworm,
friendly.

Gordon Smith Friendly, Model A, coffee, Douglasville, baby boy, witty, good housekeeper.

Mildred Smith Page boy, LIVELY, cordial, Boys High trinketer, week-end hostess, Doyle.

O. E. Smith Basketball guy, loyal, Tallapoosa, good guy all 'round.

Lestina Stanley tommy, 11 rooms, TOMMY, Brother, TOMMY, tap, TOMMY, "debu^
tantish."

Robert Stephens "Shogar," soda jerker, CHRIS, town man, tennis, popular, "nee-nocker," N. C.

Sara Joyce Stephens Bowdon, dimples, skinny, peppy, clothes, well-dressed.

Edward Stout Genola Sun, ARLENE, DORIS-ANN, journalism, Georgia, dietitian.

Bonnie Sue Sullivan Demure, "You've probably already HEARD, so no need RENDERing
further information."

Spencer Teal ^ Mr. Huey's aide, cap, French, hitch-hiker.

Lou Ellen Tomme Old maidish, 4 H'er, conscientious, constant worrier.

Glenn Waldrop Parson, smile, slow 'n' easy, handsome, good.

Emma Watkins Petite, dimples, eyes, day student, mild.

Frank West ^ Skyscraper, lean, dry wit, taxi, red hair, freckles.

Thomas Wiggins "Poss," dorm frequenter, MILLER, fire cracker, class snoozer, one of Mott's.

Nelie Wiley WILLIS, Jersey flapper. Queen, HURST, be-oot-ti-ful hair, basketball player.

Wayne Williams Professorish, abundance of gray matter but lacking in gay matter, gal shy, rosy
cheeks, "A" student.

Elizabeth Wise "Lizzie Pearl," hostess, MARCUS, Grossman protege, nominated.

Catherine Wood Devilish, live wire, BUDDY, dietitian's pet, athlete.

Warren Yates T-Buddy, cultured, he's learning, (Ya H.O + tes H.SO.)=YATES.

Joe York Women cry for him, prissy, a trailer of TRAYLOR'S, dumh, HAMRICK'S playboy.

Compliments of

Harris Hardware

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J. C. Martin

H. M. Almon

MARTIN-ALMON
COMPANY

Morticians

PHONE 38

Carrollton, Georgia

Stewart Martin

Chas. H. Almon

SOUTHLAND ICE
COMPANY

PURE TASTE FREE ICE

. . .IS . . .

SUPERIOR

Save With Ice

Nelson Gilreath, Manager

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

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Furniture Dealers
Funeral Directors

Phone 323

CARROLLTON

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Compliments of f -f -f

WILEY CREEL

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The Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Company

Located on the Square
CARROLLTON / GEORGIA

H R T O N ' S

GIFTS
BOOKS : : JEWELRY

Alabama Street

TANNER PRODUCE
COMPANY

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

Bledsoe Taxi Service, Inc.

Bus Station Building

Call Us for Prompt Service

62 Telephone 62

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GEORGIA

PHONES

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Anniston

Alabama

SHIREY'S
SERVICE
STATION

W. W. MAC COMPANY

5c to $1.00
Merchandise

Ti Nevvnan Street Phone 50
CARROLLTON y GEORGIA

Where your dollar buys mar

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JOHN W. BASKIN

Suits Made to Measure

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CARROLLTON , GEORGIA

COMPLIMENTS
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CONSTRUCTION

COMPANY

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Constructors of the new

GYMNASIUM-
DINING HALL

LaGRANGE

GEORGIA

I . Lestina and Tommy
4. Tom and Bibba

8. Nancy and Bill

CAMPUS ROMANCES

2. Stooge 2 and Fred

5. Buck and Chris

7. Mott and Sam

9. Louise and Dewey

3. Martha and Frank
6. Frances and Walter

10. Willis and Nelie (King and Queen
of Hearts)

Compliments of

James H. Griffin

District Manager

GEORGIA POWER
COMPANY

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HOTEL CREPE MYRTLE

Olin M. Ivey,

Manager

A Clean, Comfortable Place to Stay
when in Carrollton, Georgia

Reasonable Rates

H A R M A N ' S

Wholesale and Retail
GROCERIES and FEED

i6 Newnan St. Phone 46-47

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

Free Parking Space

Fifty Rooms

Excellent Meals

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Add thrift to your plan of life and
you help to eliminate worry

Compliments of f ^ -f

Long and Herndon

BONDS AND INSUEANCE

Carrollton Federal

Saving's and Loan

Association

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Good Food : Well Served

Cigars and Cigarettes

Sodas and Candies

Phone 9104

carrollton /

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I. Careful, dietitian
4. Camera-shy

6. After-lunch 3et-together
7. He must have gotten his salary

8. Dr. Hopkins isn't shy

OUR FACULTY POSE

2. "Howdy," Mr. Watson

3. The Dean's a-lookin'
5. Miss Burch isn't worried

9. What's the joke, Mr. McKeehan?

10. Whatcha got, Mrs. Fordham?

IN OUR EDUCATIONAL WORK . . .

If the elements of culture are being

neg-lected our advancement will be

toward lower instead of higher

realms of thought

T!A.ayor and City Council

Carrollton :: Georgia

THE ATLANTA LINEN
SUPPLY COMPANY

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ATLANTA : GEORGIA

I. Squatlow faces the camera
4. One Lung

8. You tell 'im, M'N'L.

2. Don't let it getcha down. Freshman

5. Time out lor lunch

7. Smile for the birdie

9. What's funny, Mr. Wit?

3. Little Evil
6. Worried, Nubby-Nub?

10. Iron Man Robinson

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RED DIAMOND
Coffee and Tea

Birmingham, Alabama

Jackson's Seed Store

FIELD AND GARDEN
SEED

A Cordial Welcome To All

Newnan Street
CAREOLLTON y GEORGIA

Clyde Cartwright's
Market

CHOICE WESTERN AND
NATIVE MEATS

Located in Carroll Trading Co.
CARROLLTON f GEORGIA

Carroll Realty Insurance Co.

H. R. Cole, Manager

GENERAL INSURANCE

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

I Terminal Coffee Shop

' Located in Bus Station Building

I SANDWICHES

i SHORT ORDERS

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

SOUTHEASTERN
MOTOR LINES, Inc.

6 Daily Round Trips to Atlanta

2 Daily Round Trips to Rome

2 Daily Round Trips to Heflin

1 Daily Round Trip to Griffin

Free Service Between
Bus Station and College

Carrollton

Georgia

I. A dose of your own medicine,
Mr. Caspar

5. The best masqueraders

2. Halloween Masquerade
3. Green Front Flies vs. Bowery 4. Featuring Miss Popularity

6. Knitting craze sweeps the campus

THE CARROLL THEATRE

R. S. STEWART, Manager

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"Include Good Movies in Your Educational Study"

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

We Operate on What's Inside the Cotton Boll
and Sell Good Coal

MANDEVILLE MILLS

Carrollton : Georgia

COTTON GINNERS
YARN SPINNERS

OIL MILLERS
COAL DEALERS

I. Uplift for Tinymites.

2. Class dismissed wake up!

3. Mrs. Malaprop, are you bein3
facetious?

4. Lizzie Pearl laughs at Ferdinand's
worries

5. Th

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s" here

7. P.W.A. now and future

8. Yea, Braves, scalp 'em!

6. Hey, dear
9. I love you got a nickel?

ATLANTA

GEORGIA

Four-Year Course, Leading to the D.D.S. Degree

MODERN BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
AMPLE CLINICAL FACILITIES

Entrance Requirements: Two Years of College Work
Session Opens October First

For Catalog and Information, Write

RALPH R. BYRNES, D.D.S,, F.A.C.D., DEAN

For The Pause That Refreshes Between Classes

Drink

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A. W. Ford, Manager
CARROLLTON :: GEORGIA

I. I2^c meal

3. Indian wrestle?

6. Freshmen initiation

4. Man about the campus

2. Looking down on West Georgia

5. Will you take a letter, please?

7. Awaiting their turn

stern Fish Company

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Fresh in Products'

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W. H. YOUNG

Tailor

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Ben Franklin Store

C. E. Martin, Ozvner

"The Home of Good Hardware"

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5c to $1.00 and Up

Where the College Students Alzvays
Receive a JVeleome

Lovvorn's Shoe Shop

Service and Courtesy
Stand Ahead

Kennerly's Market

Everything in the Line
of Meats Fancy Cuts

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Number i Newnan Street

GEOEGIA

= Located in A. & P. Store

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City Supply Company

WHOLESALE
GROCERS

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GEORGIA

1917 1939

Moore & Clein

DEPARTMENT
STORE

i CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

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I. Excitement airplane lands on campus

3. Sunday nisht supper

5. Lookins upward

6. Alpha Psi Barn DancP-

2. The pause that refreshes

4. Student activity

7. Seamstresses in the making

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We Supply All

Out of Print Books . . .

PROMPTLY AND AT LOWEST PRICES

Current and in print books, standard sets,

encyclopedias, etc., al:o furnished at aston-

i;hingly low prices. A test Want List will

convince you of our superior service.

National Bibliophile Service

Library Agents

321 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. C.

CarroUton Drug Company

A Reliable Pharmacy

Phone 80

Located Opposite Carroll Theatre
CARROLLTON " GEORGIA

Everybody agrees
it's

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Southern Milk
Bread

The extra value, certified milk

loaf . . . from the bakery that

appreciates your patronage.

STONE BAKING
COMPANY

Atlanta Georgia

GASPAR-WARE
STUDIOS

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Portrait : Commercial : Pictorial
Illustrative : Natural Color

Official Photographers for
the 1939 CHIEFTAIN

30-32 Fifth Street, N. W.
ATLANTA : : GEORGIA

Mcelroy cleaners

"The Students' Choice"

LYONE ABNEY

Agent

EOWDON

GEORGIA

Compliments of . . .

Drake Motor Company

FORD
DEALERS

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

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Compliments of . . .

WEBB'S SERVICE

Standard Oil Products

Phone 307

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

Prospective College Students , . f

should investigate the opportuni- j

ties for broad and wholesome I

educational development at J

WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE I

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

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THE CARROLL COUNTY
TIMES

A Leading West Georgia
Weekly Publication

Commercial Printing

Publisher of West Georgia's Local
College Newspaper

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

This space was contributed by the following friends
of the college:

Carey Maddox
W. B. Hansard
Norman Stewart
L. J. Brock
W. K. Davis
Thos. W. Brock
Selby Cramer

W. C. Brock
H. H. Milan
S. J. Steinbach
Stewart Martin
J. H. McGiboney
Hamp Chappell
W. M. Boynton

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THE HEALTH KITCHEN

Sandwiches - Dinner - Short Orders

'Meet your friends here"

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

"Everything's Jake"

EAT JAKE'S POTATO CHIPS

Drennon Food Products

ATLANTA

GEORGIA

Compliments of

Villa Rica Oil Mills

CARROLL LUMBER COMPANY j

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VILLA RICA

GEORGIA

Contractors

Under New Management

Knox W. Brown J. B. McGraw

Lumber and Building Material

CARROLLTON GEORGIA

\ Compliments of . . .
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\ THE FARMER'S STORE

Wholesale Grocers

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

Compliments of . . .

RALPH TURNER'S
Candy & Fruit Store

"The best fruit and candy in town'
ON THE SOUARE

Jackson Service Station

Gulf Products

48 Alabama Street

CARROLLTON

GEORGIA

Compliments of . . .

ELDRED C. BASS

Fancy Groceries

Fresh Meats - Poultry - Eggs and Fish

WE DELIVER
47 Bradley Street Telephone 341

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SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS

Require the services of experienced and
expert craftsmen, trained in every detail
of the processes of creating planning
layout and design -typesetting 'printing
lithographing and binding . . . Through-
out half a century this company has
pioneered in the production of the
highest type of printing . . . Our services
include a special college annual sales
and service organization... Abundant
equipment-modern and complete...
Prices representing maximum in value

FOOTE & DAVIES COMPANY

PRINTING LITHOIJRAPHING ENGRAVING
ATLANTA

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15 -119 LUCK IE STREET

ATLANTA GEORGIA

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SULLIVAN INGRAM LIBRARY
WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA