Copyright By 
Madge Parnell ....... Editor 

Sara Colquitt .... Business Manager 



4] Cilffli 



Volume Ten 
Published by the Students of 

WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE 

Carrollton, Ga. 



F O R E W O R D   >> 

Our purpose is to present in attractive and 
enduring form a record of our college activ- 
ities during the war-time "fall quarter" of 
the past summer and the three regular terms 
of the school year 1942-1943. 



   C O N T E N T S 



CAMPUS 

FACULTY 

SOPHOMORES 

FRESHMEN 

THIRD YEAR 

ACTIVITIES 

SNAPSHOTS 



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We dedicate the 1943 CHIEFTAIN to the 



students, alumni, and faculty of WEST 



GEORGIA COLLEGE who have entered 



the service of their country. 



in 



THE CAMPUS 




ADMINISTRATION 



On the shoulders of our president and ul' our dean.s 
has fallen the hurden of adjustin<;' the opei'ation 
ot the college to the emergency situation created 
by the war. They have been quick to see and 
understand the necessity for changing the cur- 
riculum to meet the urgent demands of the gov- 
ernment for physically tit students trained in 
mathematics and in other subjects vitally relate! 
to the war effort. They have been largely respon- 
sible for effecting the economies necessary to steer 
the school through these uncertain and troubled 
times. Their task has not been an easy one, yet 
they have courageously carried on their eilforts to 
make the institution a center of learning that will 
be invaluable to the people it serves in the innne- 
diate future and after the war. To these, our 
leaders, we express our sincere appreciation. 




I. S. INGRAM, M.A. 
President 





W. F. GUNN, M.S. 
Dean of Administration 



D. F. FOLGER, Ph.D. 
Dean of Instruction 



FACULTY 




( . 1'. ( I A\ icj\. M.8. 
liiinil l\il Ilea I ion 



Mrs. Martha Wilson, A.B. 

Mrs. Janet Carpenter, B.S. 

Lab. School Si(j)eriisorfi 



Katie Downs, M.A. 

Supervisor of Teacher 

Education. 




Jane F. AA'oodruff 
31. Mus.. .Music 



 I. (ii.iVEK ('arson, M.A. 

W. K. Alexander, A.B., Lamar Baifoot 

Jjub. Hchool Frivcijialu 



William Vitarelli, M.S. 
Indu.'itrial Arts 




H. H. (^ILES. M.A. 
Director of Third Year 



Edith Caudill 

Jane Clonts 

Mary F. Pennington, M.A. (not in picture) 

Supervising Teachers in Lab. Schools 



Edward Yeomans, A. 11 
Community Wortc 



FACULTY 




Sarah M. Ward. B.S. 
Dean of Womoi, and 
Adamson Hall Hostess 



]\Iarie Campbell, M.A. 

Mary H. Eliasox, Ph.D. 

George Kerry Smith. Pli.D. 

English 



Ruby Jenkins. M.S. H.E. 
Home Economics 




S. Horace Acklex 
Business Manager 



M. E. How ELL, ]M.A., Cluniislri/ 

Clifford M. Witcher, Pli.n., 

James A. Doubles, Ph.D., Hiolugij 

Fhijsics ai\d Malhcinalics 



George C. S. Ad.vms. M.A. 
French and Spanisli 




Ruth Sturgis, M.S. 

John L. Carpenter. B.S. 

Physical Education 



Lut'lEX E. lloiiiuiis, I'h.D. 

J. C. Bonner, M.A. 

Social Sciences 



FACULTY 




A.NMi', IlLi.i.i'. W'k.w I'.u. A.li.L.S., l.ihniiKiii 
Geraldine I'thdy. A.li.L.S., Assisliml l,ilii(tii<i n 




l\K.\Mp\ i I i:xi)i:i!S()x. A.B.J. 
t<ecrcliuii Id till I'rcHuJeiit 

Leila. Ri'tif ('hawfokd. B.S. 
Dirl iliini 



Virginia FRTnDEix 

l^ecrclari/ 

Mrs. Maude E. AisiiOTT 
Mavdei^illc Hull JJokUkx 



Gladys Weaver 
tSecrelari/ 

Mrs. Ila Williams 
Mrlsoii TJnll Hostess 




NYA RESIDENT PROJECT 






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The National Youth Administra- 
tion Eesident Project is operated 
in connection with the college. 
The Project is now exclusively 
concerned with training youth 
for vital war work such as Aveld- 
ing. forge, sheet metal work, and 
machine shoj) work. After three 
months training tlie youth are 
prepared to get johs in defense 
plants. The Project is under the 
direction of W. Parker Bedding- 
field. Among other members of 
the staff are: Ellen B. Eoberts, 
Project Youth Personnel Officer ; 
T. 0. Delay. Project Finance Of- 
ficer ; Dorothy Doster, Girls' 

Work Foreman General: Mary E. Towlei'. Giiis' Work Foreman in Sewing; Leona "Si. h'idley. Assistant 
Girls' Work Foreman in Sewing; Homer Lee Neely, J. Donald Slieffield. Ernest Smith, Machine Sliop 
Foremen ; Thomas L. Boyd, James M. King, Eobert B. King, E. S. McWilliams, Welding Foremen : 
Virginia L. Greenway, Eesident Nurse ; John W. Fountain, Project Operations Officer ; Prank C. Her- 
rell, Sheet Metal Foreman : J. B. Stallings, Maintenance Foreman ; Frances C. Balksom. Forrest Cham- 
pion, Jr.. E. Paul Hodges. Frank H. Murray. Youth Personnel Eepresentatives : Alarie 0. Grice. Proj- 
ect Secretary: Mary F. Stephens. Myrtle Hogan. Hazel Eedding, Secretaries. 






Barracks and Project Entrance 




Left to right: Greenway, Roberts, Beddlngfield, Hogan, Grice. 



Lett to right: Stephens, Redding, Doster, Ridley. 



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Some of the members of our class after completing their freshman 5rear immediately became sophomores 
and worked on through the summer. The majority of the class joined them again in September. It 
was a great reunion, but we missed many of our former classmates who didn't return to us. Then we 
had to become accustomed to l^eing upperclassmen  sophomores  instead of "lowly" freshmen. Natu- 
rally we had to help the freshmen become part of our school, so we supervised their initiation. 

Eealizing that during this critical period in history we had a task to do, we became more serious 
minded than ever. Many of our boys left to serve in the armed forces; other members of our class grad- 
luited at the end of the spring quarter and went on to other institutions of higher learning, and some 
started third year work. The rest of us carried on. 

During these two years together we've had our ups and downs. ])ut it's been fun. Upon graduation 
we will separate, never to meet as one gi'oup again. Some of us will immediately enter our life's work; 
others will serve their country in this crisis : a few will continue their education. In short, this is our be- 
ginning. 

To you freshmen, the future sophomores, we leave our place on the campus  and wish you luck. 



Left to risht: Frances Collins, President; Martha Bullock, Vice-President; Marjorie Bullock, Secretary- 

Treasuier. 




SOPHOMORES 



Sar\ Baker 

Summerville, Ga. 

Vice-President. Alpha Psi ; 

President Maiideville Hall ; 

Glee Club ; Dramatic Club : 

Officers' Club. 



Marjorie Bullock 
Dallas, Ga. 

Press Forum. President; Al- 
pha Psi; West Georgian; 
Social Science Club ; Glee 
Club; Dramatic Club; Offi- 
cers' Club ; ClIIEFTAIX ; 
Dean's List. 



MARGAEirr BURXETTE 

Lizella, Ga. 
4-H Club; Dean's List. 



Larry Cauthen 
Buchanan, Ga. 

Vice-President, Mu Zeta Al- 
pha; W Club; Radio Club; 
Secretary-Treasurer, Dra- 
matic Club. 



Frances Chestnut 
Moreland, Ga. 

Alpha Psi. 




1943 



Dorothy Bexley 
IMoreland. Ga. 

Alpha Psi. 



Martha Bullock 
Dallas, Ga. 

President, W.A.A. ; Vice- 
President, Social Science 
Club; Press Forum, Gllee 
Club, Secretary ; Alpha Psi ; 
Officers' Club; West Geor- 
gian; Vice-President Sopho- 
more Class; Chieftain; 
Dean's List. 



Christine Campbell 
Eastman, Ga. 

V.R.A. Council; Dean's List. 



Geverna Chapman 
Cave Spring, Ga. 

Alpha Psi, Secretary. 



Frances Collins 
Smyrna. Ga. 

Spanish Club ; President 

Sophomore Class: Officers" 

Club; Chieftain. 



SOPHOMORES 



Rnii Coi.i.i.NS 

Smyrna, {.la. 
iSpaiiisli (hi!i: riilKFT.MN. 



ISIlLDREn C'OWAKT 

Daiiielsvillo. (Ja. 

Secretary. Adainsdii Hall: 
\'.R.A. ('(iiincil: Dean's List. 



JOHX Ev.vxs 
Gay, (in. 

Mu Zeta Ali)lia : \\' ( liili 



Sue Folsom 
Carrollton, Ga. 



June Hart 
Temple, Ga. 

V.R.A. Council. President : 
Alpha Psi ; Social Science 
Club, Secretary; Dramatic 
Club; Vice-President; Offi- 
cers* Club; Secretar}', Man- 
deville Hall; Glee Club. 




1943 



Sara Colquitt 
Cedartown, Ga. 

Seci'etai-y - Treiisiirer. Stu- 
dent Hody; Social Science 
Clul), President; Mu Zeta 
.Klplia; Chieftain, Business 
.Maiiaf,a'r; Officers' Club; De- 
bating Team; Dean's List. 



Bob Dun woody 
La Fayette, Ga. 



Pauline Fitzpatrick 
La Fayette, Ga. 



Lanell Grainger 
Carrollton, Ga. 



E. H. Hearn 
Burwell, Ga. 

West Georgian. 



SOPHOMORES 



Virginia Hemphill 
Ramhurst, Ga. 

Alpha Psi; French Club; 
V.R.A. Council; Glee Club; 
Dramatic Club; Dean's List. 



Jerry Hill 
Ranger. Ga. 

Mandeville Hall (secretary. 



Fred Hyatt 
Roopville. Ga. 

V.R.A. Council. 



Elizabeth Johxston 
Summerville. Ga. 



Ruth Leake 
Cartersville, Ga. 

>Social Science Club. 




1943 



Sarah He>sley 

Smyrna, Ga. 

Adainsim Hall, Ti-casnrcr; 
W.A.A. Recorder. 



Josephine Hurst 
La Grange, Ga. 

Alpha Psi, Treasurer. 



Anne Lngram 
Carrollton, Ga. 

Social Science Club; Chief- 
tain ; Dean's List. 



CH.4RLES Lang 
Calhoun. Ga. 

Glee Club: Dramatic Club: 

Officers' Clul): "Mclson Hall 

President: W. Club. 



Dudley Little 
Homer. Ga. 

Alpha Psi. 



SOPHOMORES 



Nell Harmon- T>oftin 
Carrollton, Ga. 



Roy Malcolm 
Social Circle, Ga. 

W Club; I'less Fonim. 



Betty Ji^e OwiiXgs 
Siininiervillo, Ga. 

President, Alpha Tsi ; OHi- 
cers" Club ; Dean's List. 



Annie Mae Phillips 
Palmetto, Ga. 

Glee Club. 



QuiNTON Prince 
Newnan, Ga. 

Mu Zeta Alpha, President; 
Officers' Club President ; 
V.R.A. Council, Program 
Chairman; Dramatic Club, 
Vice-President: French Club, 
Vice-President; Dean's List. 




1943 



Betty McWilliams 
Trion, Ga. 

4-H Clulj; West Georf/ian; 

Social Science Club ; Press 

Forum; Dean's List. 



Edna Nix 
Lawrenceville, Ga. 

W.A.A. Secretary; Press 
Forum ; West Georgian. 



Madge Pabnell 
Smyrna, Ga. 

Ciiieftain, Editor ; Social 
Science Club, Treasurer ; 
Spanish Club, Vice-Presi- 
dent; Officers' Club, Secre- 
tary-Treasurer; Dean's List. 



Jack Phillips 
Albany, Ga. 

Glee Club ; Dramatic Club ; 
Spanish Club; W. Club. 



Alene Ray' 
Atlanta, Ga. 

Glee Club 



SOPHOMORES 



Frances Ray 
Calhoun, Ga. 

West Georgian Editor; Press 
F o r II m , Vice - President ; 
Spanish C'hib, Secretary- 
Treasurer; Otiieers' Club; 
Mandeville Hall Vice-Presi- 
dent. 



Frances Richards 
Chatsworth, Ga. 



Dan Robinson 
Bremen, Ga. 



Reba Taylor 
Whitesbury, Ga. 

Dean's List. 



^Terrell \V'ai)e 
Kennesaw, Ga. 

West Georfjian ; W. Club, 
Secretary-Treasurer ; \'.R.A. 
Council ; Mu Zeta Alpha ; 
Radio Club President; Press 
Forum. 




1943 



Clyde Richards 
Chat.sworth, Ga. 

Glee Club. 



\'era Richardson 
La Fayette, C4a. 

4-H Club, Secretary-Treas- 
urer; Alpha Psi; Mu Zeta 
Alpha; V.R.A. Council; Stu- 
dent Body Vice-President; 
Ollieers' Club Vice-Presi- 
dent; Adamson Hall Presi- 
dent. 



Genev.v Smith 
Macon, Ga. 

i'ress Forum, West Gear- 
f/iaii. 



Ralph Tyson 
Rome, (ia. 

\\'. Clul); Student Body 
President; Press Forum; 
Editor, Gen Pin; Mu Zeta 
Alpha; Radio Club; Officers' 
C 1 u b ; Parliamentarian ; 
Dramatic Club ; West Geor- 
gian. 



Elaine White 
Summerville, Ga. 



SOPHOMORES 



Wallace AViiitley 

Fort Valley, Ga. 

Mu Zeta Alpha; Radio Club. 




1943 



Edith Williams 
Vidalia, Ga. 

Social Science Club ; Dean's 
List. 



No Pictures 

Hugh Brock Carrollton, Ga. 

Dan Bukk Rome, Ga. 

LoxNiE Pearl Daniel Cadwell, Ga. 

Virginia McGinnis Tallapoosa, Ga. 

Vice-President, Adamson Hall. 

Walter Perkins . Carrollton, Ga. 

Robert Rainer McDonougli, Ga. 

William Wiggins Carrollton, Ga. 

Mary Brown Carrollton, Ga 

West Georgian; Clioir, 1; Debating Team; Dean's List. 

Ruth Clarkson Menlo, Ga. 

CtBiffin Harris Carrollton, Ga. 

Bob Padgett Ringgold, Ga. 

French Club; V.E.A. ; Dean's List. 

CHAiMEBS Pritchard Bremen, Ga. 

Margaret Yates Ringgold, C4a. 

West Georgian. 



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HERE AND THERE 




All hail! 



Opening of school. . . 
best man win! 



Recess. . . . Swing your girl! 
Down the field. 



May the 




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Mr. and Mrs. . . . All in the day's work. . . . Brushing up. 

This way out. . . . Help! 



Going somewhere? 



FACULTY AND FRIENDS 




COMMUNICATIONS CENTER 

The Communications Center is a new addition to 
tlie campus this year. Since its completion in the 
fall it has become a place where students come to 
learn and practice such activities as screen print- 
ing, lettering, photography, mimeographing, draw- 
ing, voice recording, and other modes of expres- 
sion equally interesting. Under the capable guid- 
ance of Dr. George Smith the center has become a 
live spot where students eagerly congregate to de- 
velop natural talent and self-expression. 






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College  at last  after all those years of anticipation ! ! But alas ! we feel a lump 
in our throats despite the jo}^, that is in store for us  you see  we've just bid fare- 
well to parents and family for the first time and. now that we are here we don't feel 
any too confident. We are bewildered among all these strangers. Then, just in 
the nick of time the Sophomores arrive. If we had ever dreamed of being isola- 
tionists we are now awakened to the fact that the sophomores simply won't allow 
it. The rat Parade  the freshman creed  polishing shoes  a square meal  Study 
 The Freshman dance. Before we knew it we are full-fledged members of the 
freshman class and the student body of West Georgia College. How time has flown 
 it seems that we have been here only a few days and now we are ready to be the 
next sophomore class. 




HENNEN 



RUSSELL 



ROBERTS 



F R E S H M A 



OFFICERS 



Jack Eobeets 
Bill IIenxen . 

vVlLBUEN BUSSELL 



President 

Vice-President 

Secretary-Treasurer 



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FRESHMEN 1943 




G. C. Abxey. Jr. 

Rinooolcl. Ga. 



Troy Acree 
C'alliDun. Ga. 



]Myrtle Adaimson 
Bowdon, Ga. 



Paul Appel 

Tallapoosa, Ga. 



June Bartley 
West Point. Ga. 




Margaret Borders 
Carrollton. Ga. 



Hakky Brock 
Carrollton. Ga. 



Stuart Burnett 
Winston, Ga. 



Louise Burnham 
Carrollton, Ga. 



Mary Ruth Camp 
Watkinsville, Ga. 




Kylus B. Campbell Lucy Cantrell Edwin Casey Evelyn Casey 

Rising Fawn, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Cedartown, Ga. Cedartown, Ga. 



Lester Castlebeeey 
Bowman, Ga. 



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FRESHMEN 1943 




\A-:0 C IIA.MILEK 

C'ariollton, Ga. 



TilllMAS ('II A. Mil. Kit 

( airollton, Ga. 



Gi.E.N.N (I.ACIvlM, 

Tallaiioosa, Ga. 



JiETTY Ann COMliS \\'A1!UEN CoMliS 

Cariolltoii, Ga. Locaist Grove, Ga. 




Betty Craven 
Canollton, Ga. 



Sara Davenport 
Acworth, Ga. 



Erwin J)avi,s 
Carrollton, Ga. 



Nell Ruth Davis 
Spring Place, Ga. 



ROSALYN DiGBY 

Carrollton, Ga. 




Alva Downs 
Winder, Ga. 



]\1eKLE P]ASI1.\ 

Bowdon. Ga. 



Edna Eaton 
Marietta, Ga. 



J. E. Edmondson 
Temple, Ga. 



Doris English 
Jonesboro, Ga. 




FRESHMEN 1943 




J. C. Etheidoe 
Thoinaston, Ga. 



iMiLDEED EUB\NKS 

Amity, Ga. 



Anna Faeiss 
La Favette, Ga. 



CoRALicE Fears 
Griflin, Ga. 



TlIOJtAS FiTTS 

Carrollton, Ga. 




Nan Fostek Maude Mae Fuller C. D. Goswick 

Roswell, Ga. Calhoun, Ga. C'liatswortli, Ga. 



Fr.\nce.s Harris 
Fayetteville, Ga. 



Inez Head 
Dallas, Ga. 




Malcolm Henderson 
Social Circle, Ga. 



Bill Hennen 
Atlanta, Ga. 



Della Houston 
La Fayette, Ga. 



W. M. Howe. Jr. Thomas L. Johnston 
Graham, Ala. Summerville, Ga. 




FRESHMEN 1943 




IjETIY -Io.nks 
C'aiTolltou, CJa. 



Waldo .Toxks 
La, Fayottc. (Ja. 



Rei;a Ni<:ll Jokdan 
Caii-dlltoii, (Ja. 



Wii.iiAM Kiii'1,1'; 
ivinrro-old, (in. 



A NCI IE Luck 
Carrolltoii, Ga. 




Nancy McCluke 
Epworth, Ga. 



Jeanette Martin 
Mount Zion, Ga. 



Robert Mayne 
Winder, Ga. 



Kathleen Mize 
Bowdon, Ga. 



Bobby Moore 
Winder, Ga. 




Betty Moseley 
McDonough, Ga. 



Ney'sa Moseley 
Tallapoosa, Ga. 



William Mull 
Lindale, Ga. 



Joyce Pace 
Trenton, Ga. 



D. C. Paris 
Carrollton, Ga. 







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FRESHMEN 1943 




Harry Perry 
Rome. Ga. 



JuANiTA Potter 
Jefferson, Ga. 



Annette Powell 
Adairsville, Ga. 



Clarice Eichards 
Chatsworth, Ga. 



Jack Roberts 
La Fayette, Ga. 





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Charles Rogers Perry Rowe ^\'ILB^RX D. Russell. .Ir. Cjiarles Skinner Martha Stephens 

Ringgold, Ga. Carrollton, Ga. Cedartown, Ga. Carrollton, Ga. Al})liaretta, Ga. 




Newsom Summerlin Frances Taff 

Sandersville, Ga. Taylorsville, Ga. 



Dorothy Tanner 
Palmetto, Ga. 



Frank Tiioma.sson 
Carrollton, Ga. 



RoBHY Thrash 
Gay, Ga. 




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FRESHMEN 1943 




Orace Trapp 

Ilainiltoii, (!a. 



Bette ^^'II.f,IA^l8 
Carrollton. Ga. 



Err.EEN Woody 
( 'cdartdwu, (_ia. 



Doris Wyatt 

Meiilo, Ga. 




Helen Yarbrough 

Ki'aiilvliii, Ga. 



Charles Bjjown Carrollton, Ga. 

Ruth Browx Etan, Ga. 

Clarence Brock Bremen, Ga. 

Carolyn Buedette Calhoun, Ga. 

Gertrude Eley Hogansville, Ga. 

Helen Eisher Carrollton, Ga. 

Donald Gray Bremen, Ga. 

Henrietta Gribble Dalton, Ga. 

Martha Hunt Cedartown, Ga. 




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EuTH Kelley Eome, Ga. 

Dudley Little Homer, Ga. 

HiTGH Moss La Grange, Ga. 

Betty Jo Pateick Winder, Ga. 

Samie Lou Padgett Atlanta, Ga. 

Frank Seakcey CarroUton, Ga, 

Stella Eay Atlanta, Ga. 

Anne Wynn Speuell CarroUton, Ga. 

Claek Stapler Garrollton, Ga. 

Allen Stare Fayetteville, Ga. 

Sam Stovall Temple, Ga. 

Lucille STEicavLAND Nahnnta, Ga. 

S. 0. SwYGEET Brunswick, Ga. 

EuTH TriuEMOND JeiSersoii, Ga. 

Claudia Walters Lavonia, Ga. 

Frank Watkins Douglasville, Ga. 

Julia Watson CarroUton, Ga. 

MozELLE Webb Frankin, Ga. 

Elizabeth Westbrook  . . . Griffin, Ga. 




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CAMPUS LIFE 



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THE THIRD YEAR 

The third year students have or^aiii/.ed as 
a work statt and liave spent niaiiv hours 
a week in communities and seliools, ac- 
tually learning- hv doino-. Tliey realize 
that j)('ddliiii;- tiinii[is. cutting down trees, 
scrai)in,<i- radiators, ])aintiii<i- ceilings, 
meetim; people, and planivina- have as 
much art attaclied to the process as paint- 
ing a picture. 

Each membei- of the class has exjieri- 
enced a new lite and discovered that de- 
mocracy can reign in education and liv- 
ing. The entire grou]> lias had cxpci'ience 
of class officership. 

These future teachers Avill luive much to 
oiTer to the development of education as 
thev continue their careers. 





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THIRD YEAR 1943 




Caroline Banks 
Griffin, Ga. 



Cheston E. Cline 
Waleska, Ga. 



Betty Fears 
Hampton, Ga. 




LaVeene Floyd 
Dallas. Ga. 



Elizabeth Folsom 
Leesburg, Fla. 



Elsfk OosniN 
Franklin, Ga. 




Saralyn Griffies 
Devereux. Ga. 



Doris Jones 
Flowery Branch, Ga. 



Dorothy Jones 
Flowerv Branch, Ga. 



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THIRD YEAR 1943 




Louise Land 
Canton, tJa. 



Hrciiiic jMajors 
!Mi'nl(), (Ja. 



Clovis Poi'e 

]!(iii]i\ine, Oa. 




Elea-nor Snow 
Decatur, Ga. 



Merrill Teaylor 
Carrollton, Ga. 



Annette Maynaed 
Newton, Ga. 



No Pictures 

LOLS W. ]\[ILLER 

Eabuii (jap. Ga. 

Sue WiLLiAjrs 
Eastman, Ga. 



Dorothy Wallis 
Carrollton. (ia. 




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DORMITORY COUNCILS 



ADAMSON HALL 



OFFICERS 
Vera. Richardson . 
\'lRCi[NIA McGiXNis . 
Mildred Cow art . 



. J'rcNuh'iit 

Vice-President 

Secretary 



Sarah Hexsley Treasurer 




NELSON HALL 

OFFICERS 

Charles Lang J'resident 

QuiNTOX Prince .... Vice-President 
Fred Hyatt . . . Hecrelnrn-Tvensurer 

Merrell Wade J)oiii. ('oiiii<-il 

Ralph Tyson Dom. toimcil 




MANDEVILLE HALL 

OFFICERS 

Sara Baker J'resident 

Frances Ray .... Yice-Presideirt 

June Hart Treasurer 

Jerry Hill Secretary 








The clubs on the West Georgia Campus ])lay a definite part in tlie life of the stiulents. 

They furnish opportunities for leadershi]) and self expression. The organizations deserve praise and 
recognition for their nianv wortlnvhile undertakings. 



STUDENT 

BODY 
OFFICERS 



Ealpii Tyson 
President 



Veea Eichabdson 


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Secretary-Treasurer 


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OFFICERS CLUB 



QuiNTON Prince 
Vera Eichardson 



OFFICERS 

Cliainnan Madge Parnell . 
Vice-Cliairiiian Ralph Tyson . 
Mr. Ingram Faculft/ Adviser 



. Secretary 
ParVmtiientarian 



Membership includes the presidents of each cam- 
pus organization. Stimuhition of interest and 
bringing harmony between chibs have been the 
main activities of this chib. 




Front row, left to right: Martha Bullock, June Hart, Jack Roberts, Betty Jim Owings, Marjorie Bullock, Mildred Eubanks. . . . 
Middle row: Frances Pay, Virginia Hemphill, Ralph Tyson, Sara Baker, Frances Collins, Merrell Wade. . . . Back row; Vera Richard- 
son, Quinton Prince, D. C. Paris, Sara Colquitt, Stuart Burnett. . . . Not in picture: Madge Parnell. 



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Back row, left to right: Quinton Prince, Bob Padget, Elizabeth Folsom, Hughie Majors, Lester Castleberry, Chris- 
tine Cc>mpbe!l, Ruth Kelley, Meireii Wade. . . . Middle row: Mr. Gunn, Troy Acree, Mildred Cowart. . . . 
Front row: June hiart, Nell Ruth Davis, Vera Richardson. . . . Not in picture; Virginia Hemphill, Fred 

Hyatt, Myrtle Adannson. 

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The V. E. A. is open to nil meml)ei-s oi' the stuilciit ImmIv. The genei'al ])iir])ose (if tln' organization is tc 
give the students a move lively interest in. and a cleai'er (oiice})tion ot feligion. 

OFFICERS 

June Hart President 

Quinton Prince .... Program Chairman 
Christine Campbell . tiecreiwry and Treasurer 



The Social Science Club is composed of students who ai-e interested in the social problems of the day. 
The club sponsored forums and presented programs to promote the sale of War Stamps and Bonds. 



Sara Colquitt . 
Martha Bullock 



OFFICERS 

. Preside n I. June Hart . 

\' ice-Preside III Madge Parnell 



Secreiary 
Treasurer 



The Del)aters took part in intercollegiate deljates at Emory University, 



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Back row, left to right: Mr, Roberts, Lester Castleberry, Bob Maync, Mr. Bonner, 
Bobby Moore, Newscn Summerlln, , , , Middle row: Anne Ingrann, Lucy 
Cantrell, Ruth Leake, Madge Parnell, Marjorie Bullock, Martha Bullock, Reba Nell 
Jordan, Kathleen Mize, , , . Front row: June Hart, Betty McWilliams, Sara 
Colquitt, Angle Luck. 



Left to right: Sara Colquitt, Charles Skinner, 
Angle Luck, Mary Brown, 



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The Frencli Club is com- 
posed of students inter- 
ested in the way of life 
and culture of the French. 
This year the club de- 
voted cue program to the 
French in Africa. 



OFFICERS 

HuGHiE Majors 

President 

QuTNTON- Prince 
Vice-President 

Virginia Hemphill 
Secretary and Treasurer 




Top row, left to right: Stuart Burnett, Newson Summcrrm, Bob Padgett, Quinton Prince. . . 
Front row: Mr. Adams, Virginia Hemphill, Hughie Majors. . . . Not in picture: Troy Acre 

Donald Gray, Waldo Jones. 




Top row, left to right: Helen Yarbrough, Ruth Collins, Louise Burnham, Frances Collins, Madge 

Parnell, Martha Stephens, Frances Ray. . . . Second row: Mr. Adams, Jack Phillips, Angie 

Luck. , . . Bottom row: Stuart Burnett, l-rank Thomasson, Larry Cauthen. 



A newly organized club 
for those students intei-- 
ested in Spanish. It has 
as its chief ob.jective the 
study of the life and cul- 
ture of the Latin Ameri- 
can Countries, and the 
development of a friendly 
attitude toward them. 



OFFICERS 

Stuart Burnett 
President 

Frances Ray 
Secretary and Treasurer 

]\[adge Parnell 
Program CJiuirnian 

Mr. Ada]ms 
Faculty Adviser 



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Left to right, standing: Ruth Leal<c, Nan Foster, Roy Malcolm, Clarice Richards, Nell Ruth Davis, 

Merrell Wade, Sara Davenport, Betty Specht, Edna Eaton, Ralph Tyson. . . . Sitting: Frances 

Ray, Ruth Kelley, Betty McWilliams, Geneva Smith, Martha Bullock, Marjorie Bullock, Alene Ray, 

Edna Nix. . . . Not in picture: Lucy Cantrell, LaVerne Floyd, Angle Luck. 



The Press Fonnn is a literary societ3^ Its cliief function is to liaiidle the various 
press releases to the county papers and to publish the Gen Pen. 

G E N P E N 

Ancjie Luck Editor 

Nell Euth Davis Assistant Editor 

Martha Bullock Business Mnnager 

Dr. Smith Facutty Adinser 



The Gen Pen, the only literary publi- 
cation on the campus, was organized in 
1940-41 and has been pultlished Ijy the 
members of the Press Forum each year 
since. It contains articles, poems, and 
stories written bv the students. 




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THE 

FOOTLIGHT 

FLAMES 




Left to right, back row: Lang, Pritchard, Phillips, Tyson. . . . Middle row: Hemphill, Gribble, Foster, 
Yarbrough, Walters, Baker, Prince. . . . Front row: Kelley, Hart, Davenport, M. L. Bullock, M. V. Bul- 
lock, McClure, Eubanks, Acree, Casey. . . . Not in picture: Cauthen, Casey, Moore, Wade. 



OFFICERS 

ViEGiNiA IlEiiPHiLL President 

June Hart Vice-President 

Jack Phillips Secretary-Treasurer 

During the Winter Quarter the Footlight Flames presented two plays. "Curse You, Jack Dalton"^ 
a melodrama was acted before the student body at chapel, and "Western ITnion. Please", a comedy, 
was played at a night performance in the gym. A performance of the latter also was given at the 
Sand Hill School. 



MEMBERS 




Troy Agree 

Sara Baker 

Marjorte Bullock 

Martha Bullock 

Edwhst Casey 

Evelyn Casey 

Larry Cauthen 

Sara Davenport ' 

Mildred Eubanks 

Nan Foster 

Henrietta Gribble 

June Hart 

Virginia Hemphill 

EuTH Kelley 

Charles Lang 

Nancy McClure 

Bobby Moore 

Jack Phillips 

Chalmers Pritch.ard 

QuiNTON Prince 

Ralph Tyson 

Merrell Wade 

Claudia Walters 

Helen Yarbrough 

Miss Eliason, Faculty Adviser 



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WEST GEORGIA CHOIR 




Back row, left to right: J. C. Ethridge, Perry Rowe, Bobby Moore, D. C. Paris, Charles Lang, Clyde 
H. Richards. . . . Second row: Jack Phillips, Stuart Burnett, Ncwsom Summerlin, Annie Mae 
Phillips, Sara Baker, Alenc Ray, Charles Skinner, Lester Castlcberry, Bob Mayne. . . . Third row: 
Helen Yarborough, Dorothy Tanner, Margaret Borders, June Hart, Anna Fariss, Lucy Cantrell, Betty 
Jones, Rcba Nell Jordan, Rosalyn Digby, Marjorie Bullock, Martha Bullock. . . . Fourth row: 
Inez Head, Edna Nix, Evelyn Casey, Martha Stephens, Miss Woodruff (director), Virginia Hemphill, 
Nell Ruth Davis, Clarice Richards, Joyce Pace, June Bartley. 



OFFICERS 

D. C. Paris President 

June IIakt Secrefarii 

Martha Bullock Tren.surer 

Charles Lang Manager 



The We.'^t Georgia a cappella, choir is an outstanding oi'ganization on the campns. 
Reside the Christmas program and the aiuuial spring concert, the choir lias served 
to meet the musical needs of the cam])us and surrounding communities. 



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Back row, left to right: Vera Richardson, Frances Chestnut, Eileen Woodv Martin. Frances Taff, Anna 
Fariss, Josephine Hurst, Geverna Chapman, Sara Baker, Virginia Hemphill, Edna Nix. . . . Middle 
row: June Bartley, Neysa Moseley, Miss Ruby Jenkins, Marjorie Bullock, Martha Bullock, Mary Ruth 
Camp, Joyce Pace, June Hart, Betty Moseley. . . . Kneeling: Dudley Little, Dorothy Tanner, 
Kathleen Mize, Nell Ruth Davis, Nancy McClure, Betty Jim Owings, Reba Nell Jordan, Clarice Rich- 
ards. . . . Not in picture: Doris English, Claudia Walters. 



ALPHA PSI 

This club is comjiosed of 
girls majoring ia Home 
Economics and those in- 
terested in this field. 
This year the club was 
awarded the Certificate 
of Honor. Programs have 
been centered around the 
theme "We Live For Vic- 
tory". 

OFFICERS , 

Betty Jim Oavings 

President 

Sara Baker 
Vice-P reside nt 

Josephine Hurst 
Secretary 

Geverna Chapjian 
Treasurer 



4-H CLUB 

The 4-H Club has had as 
its chief objective the 
promotion of the welfare 
of the students and the 
institution. 



OFFICERS 

Mildred Eubanks 
President 

Sara Davenport 
Vice-President 

Vera Eichaedson 
Secretary and Treasurer 

Hughie Ma.jors 
Reporter 




Back row, left to right: Elizabeth Johnston, Merle Eason, Vera Richardson, Lester Castleberry, Joyce 

Pace, Margaret Burnette, June Bartley, Paul Appel, Betty McWilliams. . . . Front row: Elaine 

Vv'hite, Mildred Eubanks, Dorothy Tanner, Sara Davenport, Mary Ruth Camp, William Mull, Kathleen 

Mize, Myrtle Adamson, Nancy McClure. 



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W. A. A. OFFICERS 




OFFICERS 

Maktha Bullock 

Preside II I 

Edna Nix 
y ice-President 

Mary Ruth Camp 
Treasurer 

Lucy Cantrbll 
Becreiary 

Sarah IIensley 
Recorder 



Back row: Camp, Hensley. . . . Front row: Cantrell, Bullock, Nix. 

The Women's Athletic Association is an organization which has as its purpose to foster and pro- 
mote interest in athletic activities, to develop good sportsmanship, and to develop some degree of 
skill and increase the enjoyment of athletics for women at AVest Georgia College. Every woman on 
the campus automatically becomes a member. Eecognition is on a point system. Those earning the 
required number of points are entitled to wear the pin, and those earning a prescribed greater num- 
ber are awarded letters. All awards must l)e passed on l)y the officers. 



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CLUB 



The "'^" Club is composed of tliose who have won letters in one or more sports. This year letters 
were awarded for excellence in intramural sports. The club has always stood for the highest ideals 
in sportsmanship and fair play at West Georgia College. 



OFFICERS 

Ealph Tyso^t 

President 

Merrell Wade 
Secretartf-Treasurer 




Left to right, back row: Charles Lang, Merrell Wade, Jack Roberts, Jack Phillips, J. C. 
Ethridge, Frank Searcy. . . . Front row: Bill Hennen, Erwin Davis, Waldo Jones, Larry 
Cauthen, Ralph Tyson, Charles Skinner, Paul Appel, Troy Acree, Coach J. L. Carpenter. 
, , , Not in picture: John Evans, Malcolm Henderson, J. E. Edmondson, Edwin Casey, 
D. C. Paris, Frank Watkins. 



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MU ZETA ALPHA 



OFFICERS 

QUINTON PeINCE 

President 

Larky Cautiien 
Vice-President 

Sarah Colquitt 
Secretary-Treasurer 




Left to right, back row: Mayne, Downs, Colquitt, Prince, Clacl<um, Whitley. . . . Middle row; Wade, 

Richardson, Cauthen, Castleberry, Tyson, Roberts, Summerlin, Ethridge. . . . First row: Dr. Witcher, 

Appel, Edmondson, Acree, Mr. Howell, Evans, Mull, Dr. Doubles. 



Mu Zeta Alpha promotes student discussion and investigation of scientific prob- 
lems. This yeaz''s work has been centered around malaria and a survey of the 
disease in Carroll County. 




MEMBERS 

Troy Ackee 
Paul Appel 
Lester C'astlebeery 
Labry Cauthejst 
Glenn Clackum 
Sara Colquitt 
Al\a Downs 
J. E. Edmondson 
J. C. Ethridge 
John Evans 
Robert Mayne 
AViLLiAji Mull 
QuiNTON Prince 
A'era Richardson 
Jack Roberts 
Newsom SUJ[MERLIN 
Ralph Tyson 
jMerrell Wade 
Wallace Whitley 



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WEST GEORGIAN 



THE 
STAFF 




Left to right, standing: Betty McWilliams, E. H. Hearn, Frances Ray, Mildred Eubanks, Caroline Banks, Roy 
Malcolm, Ralph Tyson, Nell Ruth Davis, Martha Bullock, Edna Nix, Marjorie Bullock, Clarice Richards, Anna 
Fariss, Angle Luck, Merrell Wade. . . . Sitting: Neysa Moseiey, Sara Davenport, Geneva Smith, Betty Specht, 

Ruth Kelley, Alene Ray. 



Frances Eat EiJildr-in-Cliir'f 

Betty McWilliams Assorinlc Eiliior 

C!laeice Kichaeds Business MaiuKjcr 

E. H. Hearn Circuliiiioii Mniuigpf 

Miss Campbell Faculhj Adriser 



The West (ieorr/ifui Avas first pub- 
lished in 1933. On four occasions 
the paper received First Class 
honor rating- awarded by the As- 
sociated Collegiate Press. This 
rating places the West Georgian 
in the top ranks of the best junior 
college newspapers in the south. 

The staff putilishes a paper tha^^ 
is devoted to the best interests of 
the college and students. The 
contents of the paper consist of 
entertaining features, editorials 
and important news. The llV.s/ 
(jeorgian is expressive of the life 
and enthusiasm that pervade the 
campus. 




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THE 1943 CHIEFTAIN 




Left to Right, Top Row: F. Collins, Parnell, Majors, Colquitt, R. Collins, Burnett. 

Ingram, Skinner. 



Second Rov 



Luck, 



This book, the 1943 Chieftain, typifies life at West Georgia College. The staif presents it to 3'on as 
a reminder of pleasant memories of this school yea]'. We spent many hours eollectiiig informa- 
tion, changing page after page of our original plan, walking the streets selling ads, and consider- 
ing the most effective way to organize our material. But now that it's finished, we have forgotten 
all our trying and uneasy moments and look back only to those times of satisfaction when we felt 
that we were accomplishing our goal  this annual. We must add our thanks to you, the students 
and faculty, who have contributed so much to the success of our l)(iok. We now pass our work on 
to you to judge. 

Slalf Meeting 



STAFF 



Madge Paenell . 
Akne Ixgkam . 
Saea Colquitt . 
Angie Luck . 
Stuaet Buenett . 
Feances Collins . 
EuTH Collins . 
Maetha Bullock . 
Mae.joeie Bullock 
HUGHIE Ma.joes . 
Chakles Skixxee . 
Meeeell Wade . 
Me. Adams . 



Edifor-iv -Chief 

. Assist I III I Eililnr 

. Business Mnnngcr 

Asst. Business Mminqi'v 

. Fresliman Eililnr 

. . . Clul) Editor 

Sophomore Editor 

Sports Ediliir 

Feature Editor 

. Third Year Editor 

. . . Stajf Artist 

Sports Editor 

. Faculty Adviser 




Doiililes at icork. 





MEN'S ATHLETICS 

Atlik'tics duriiifi' the cui'ix'iit school year liavi' been dcilicatcd io hiiildiiig a 
stroiifi'or AiiKM'ica for the ])r('scnt and rutiirc. Althoii,nh tlic atlilctic. pro^'raui 
has liccM ciilirrlv iiit raiiiurai. in conti-ast lo the i-amlilinti- teams ol' the ])ast, 
the t raiispoi'talion pi'oliN'iii did not keep (loadi Car|)cntci' troni oi'f;aiiiziiiij,- 
S('\('ral hasl<('thall. \ dllcvhall. and -sottliall teams. New mcmhers received in 
the W-Cliih were seleeteil fi-oui the team winning the liiial tournament in each 
spoil, and eaeli new mend)er received an intramural letter. 

Dui'in^ii- the winter (piai'tei' the stu(h'nts were re(|uii'ed to meet Victory fJorps 
classes t'oui' hours a week. The \'ictory ('oi'ps proi;ram consisted of an ob- 
stacle race made up of hurdles, vertical wail, roj)e climbiii'^'. parallel hars. maze 
I'un. l)alanee-heam. crouch ci'awl. I'ence-\aultini^', mat woi'k, walking', and run- 
ning'. Directed calisthenics and spoi'ts, iisu;dly touch I'ootball and basketball 
occupied the i-emaiiubT ot tliv' ]>eriod. 



Upper Left, basketball varsity (standing): D. C. Paris, E. Casey, T. Johnston, M. Anderson. . . 
(Kneeling): J. E. Edmondson, E. Davis, F. Watkins, R. Dunwoody. 



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WOMEN'S ATHLETICS 

As more emphasis is being placed on physical fitness, the athletic i)rogram 
has been planned to incli;de every girl on the campus. Teams chosen I'l'oni the 
physical education classes competed in intramural tournaments i'rom which 
freshmen and sophomore teams and finally vai'sity teams Avere selected. 
Among the sports participated in were: volleyl)all. soccer. l)asketljall, Softball, 
and tennis. 




A number of the varsity teams are presented in the pictures below ; 



Upper left, volleyball (left to right): McWilliams, Richardson, Harris, Mize, Colquitt, Luck, 
Hensley, Pace. . . . Upper right, soccer (standing): Colquitt, Parnell, Ingram, Fariss, Richardson, 
Yarbrough, Fears, Eason, (kneeling) McClure, Walters. . . . Lower Left, basketball (standing): A. 
Ray, Harris, Davenport, Taff, Hensley, Nix, (sitting) Mize, Colquitt, Walters, Richardson, F. Ray, 
Walters. . . . Lower Right, tennis, left to right: Hart, Traylor, Majors, Colquitt, Hensley, Cantrell. 




MAY 
DAY 




THE 



Sara Bakek 




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AND 




Evelyn Casey 



June Hart 



Virginia HEirpiiiEL 



Annie Mae Phillips 




Betty Jim Owings 



Frances (Jollins 



Sara Colquitt 



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May Day  the queen, a lovely 
brunette attired in swirling white, 
reignino' over her court of attrac- 
tive maids adorned in pastel 
shades of many colors  chosen on 
the merits of appearance, scholar- 
sliip. and conduct  marching in- 
tlie open against the green back- 
ground of spring to sweet music 
 our stately president crowning 
the queen  Folk dances  girls 
clad in bright costumes of Eu- 
ropean nations  all ushering in 
the spirit of May and spring. 



Josephine Hurst 



HER COURT 




Margaret Yates 



Martha Bullock 



Mary Brown 



Lucy Cantrell 



Geverna Chapman 




SCENES FROM LAST YEAR 



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MORE 




Future artists. 



Between classes, 
structors. 



More scrap for the Japs. 
Out 3oes the bad air." 



First aid in- 



SIDELIGHTS 




Freshman style review 



O. Cr, His Si,n N???? . 
goal. . . . Lone ranger. 



Dress right, dress! 




Grand march. 



. Third year-osis. 
On the looltout. 



On the job. 
Coming attractions. 



Tarzan. 
Typical. 



Oscar 



CAMPUS 



P.ALPtl TYSOl^ 



OR pAT^^^l^'i^^^ 



pil/VKCT^.B ^'"-^ 



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J-OKE 



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.lAllTHABULl^OCl^ 



CHAT^LES LA^^ 



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SUPERLATIVES 



BETTY JIM OW^"^^ 



U^BKmT. BOLLOCK 



QtllNTOH PSWCE 




MBBBBLL WAB55 



VEBA BICHABDSON 



ABA COLQUITT 



Here are those sophomores chosen by chiss vote as 
outstandino: leaders. Look them over. 



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I^^H 



THUMBNAIL PORTRAITS 



Sara I>ai<kk Daisy Miio, May (v)>u>cii. (i(iin|i1ii(y </n-\ ((idrc, fin.), "l''isli". 

!M.\KY liitiiw.N Town student, (lclial<T. (|iiaiiit, lidok wdnri. icliiicd. 

Maiuouik JiULLOCK I>.l'>.. I!('<l, lil;;it, s|i(iil, class rinj^s. (lc\ilish, Clyde. 

Martha Buli.ock other B.B., lied, Slunty, ni<ii(iii, anuxdic, W.A.A., Speedy. 

Larry C'authen Mr. Howell, dr.. I.a l"'ayette, da<l< Daltoii. iilde;^niatic. 

Frances Collins Twin, ])rissy, woiser lialf, innocent, big sister, Olin. 

EuTii Collins Twin, better lialf, stubborn, movies, little sister. Kittle. 

Mildred Cowart Symanthia PD, accomniodating, U. of Cm., sensible, Clark. 

John Evans Little John, (piiet, Kini^- of Hearts, army, Hetty Me. 

Sue Folsom Day student. lo\idy. feminine. Maple St., screwy hats. 

Sara Colcjuitt i'etunia, andiitions. studious, Social Science ^\'bi/,, athletic. 

June Hart Tune Bug, |iiano lickb'r, nerty, friendly. hi':i rt brciikei-. Hill. 

E. H. Hearn Koineo from IbirwcdI. W'l.'it (leoryian, scatter-biain, J^ouise. 

Virginia Hemphili (iinnei-. jolly, corner room, trio, Harold. 

Sarah Hensley "(ioo! Cloo!" Ziegf(dd giil, tennis, bashful, Siiiyina deb. 

JoSEa>HINE Hurst Jo, Maid of Honor, tee bee. pleasant, sueet. Wdodall. 

Fred Hy'ATT Army. King of (otton. hard worker, Christine. 

Anne Ingram President's daughter, graceful, petite. Chapel Hill. 

Charles J^ang .... Pee Wee, apprentice moron. Army Air Corps, seTenader, Coralice. 

Roy Malcolm Nay, goal shodtcr. Social Circde, Hcdle of tlii' ball, unsettled. 

Betty McWilliams .... Betty Mc. t^ueen of Hearts, Miss Ward's ])et. Little John. 

Edna Nix Piano pluid<ei', song plugger, man in service. P>ill. 

Betty Jim Owings Jimmy, Home Ec. girl, P.O., delicate, studious. 

Madge Parnell Sleepy, tempermental, dignified, Chieitaln, Dan. 

Annie Mae Phillips Maisie, lavender kleenex, man in service, allable. 

Jack Phillips Camjius Borneo, transfer, Cochran, marines, Albany, Hughie. 

Quinton Prince . O.P.f^)., Communication Center, studious, unique sense of Inunoi-, Mercer. 

Frances Ray Beri, naive, nincom]ioo]) (?) newspaper, hard Iieaded, lazy. 

Vera Richardson Verie Anne, fantastic. (\\(dl!) happy-go-lucky, Ben, Jr. 

Dan Robinson Bremen, ticket grabber, intellectual, jitter bug, Madge. 

Ralph Tyson T.Y., Bull shooter, politician. Mr. President, "osis''. Banks. 

Merrell \A'ade He-man. bus driver, initiative, wittv. Ladies nuui { '! ) . Anna. 




To Give Its Students 
Important Vitamin Values 
This School Serves . .  




Mmeim 



Emkhed Bread 



Compliments of . 



THE 

COLLEGE 

STORE 



Folsom's Dress Shoppe 

Exclusive Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 

Carlye and Doris Hose 

Dodson Dresses 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



The Faritters Store 



Wholesale Grocers 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



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THE CARROLL THEATER 

Milt Kress, Mgr. 

THE ARCARDE THEATER 

Miss Celeste Long, Mgr. 



"Include Good Movies In Your Educational Study" 



CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 



CITY SUPPLY 
COMPANY 


Wholesale Distributors 

of 
GROCERIES 

and 
HARDWARE 


Carrollton, Georgia 



WILEY CREEL 

JEWELER 
Carrollton, Georgia 



CARROLL REALTY & 
I]\SLRA]\CE CO. 



H. R. Cole, Mgr. 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



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RALPH TURNER'S 

CANDY AND FRUIT STORE 

"The Best Candy and Fruit in Town" 
Also Pot Flowers 

On The Square 



THE ATLANTA LINEN SERVICE 



ATLANTA, GEORGIA 



CHARACTER ... 

is honor , . . a high sense of personal responsibility and respect 
for one's obligations, and every young man and woman has the 
right to be trained in the tenets of honesty and fairness . . . 
otherwise his education is incomplete . . . his chance for success 
is impaired. 

MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL 

CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 



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WE SALUTE 



West Georgia College for the enviable record she is 
making. We are proud that several members of our organi- 
zation are alumni of one of Carroll County's greatest assets. 




M A R T I ]\ - A L M O N 

AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 

Phone 38 

14 West Center Street 

CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 

Agency 404, Family Fund Life Insurance Co. 



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SEWELL 



Manufacturing Company 



MANUFACTURER OF 



Beweil QlatUe'i 



AMERICA'S GREATEST VALUE 



BREMEN, GEORGIA 



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ATLAI\TA-SOUTHERN DEIVTAL COLLEGE 

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 

Next Opening Date January 5, 1944 



For Catalog and Information, Write 
RALPH R. BYRNES, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Dean 



MERRELL & CO. 


Ladies' 


Ready-to-Wear 




Shoes 


Carrollton, 


Georgia 



LOI\[G i 

Bonds 
Carrollton, 


k HER]\DO]\ 


and Insurance 


Georgia 



JAMES H. GRIFFIN v ' 




District Manager 




GEORGIA 


POWER 


COMPANY 


A a 


'tizen Wherever We 


Serve 



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WHITE PROVISION COMPANY 

ATLANTA, GEOPxGIA 



CORNFIELD BRAND HAMS AND BACON 



EMPIRE 
Five & Ten-Cent Store 

J. C. Harris, Owner 

West Georgia Students Alivays 
Welcome 



SOUTHLAND 


ICE COMPANY 


Pure, Taste-Free Ice Is Superior 


Save With Ice 


High-Grade Coal 


Meat Curing 


Nelson Gilreath, Mgr. 


Carrollton, Georgia 



C ARROLLTON 


HARDWARE 


HARDWARE 


and 


PAINTS 


Carrollton, Georgia 



THE PEOPLES DANK 

Member of Federal Deposit 
Insurance Corporation 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



CARROLL CAFE 

A Good Place to Eat 
Welcome to West Georgia 

J 

Students 



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G R I F F I ]\ - ]\ E W 
PHARMACY 



Your Corner Drug Stors 



Phone 77 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



CARROLL TRADING 
COMPAIW 

Contributed to this 

ANNUAL 

They hope it is enjoyed by all 
its readers 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



We wish to congratulate 


.'  


Students who graduate; 




You got good knowledge 


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From West Georgia College. 






And whilst we're devising 




This Chieftain advertising. 




We'd not have it forgotten 




We gin and spin cotton 




And process the seed, 




Use it all except the weed. 


MANDEVILLE MILLS 



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KYTLE-AYCOCK 
FUNERAL HOME 



102 Newnan Street 
Phone 323 



CARROLLTON, 



GEORGIA 



JOI^ES DRUG CO. 

C. B. Jones C. D. Carter 

Prescription Druggists 



Walter New 

Sadie Stallings 

Carrollton, 



Helen Hollingsworth 
D. C. Paris 

Georgia 



MOORE & CLEIX 



Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 



Shoee 



es 



Millinery 



W. W. MAC COMPANY 

Where Your Dollar Buys More 
J. M. Frye, Manager 



HOTEL CLIFTON 

H. H. Gray, Proprietor 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 




Serving Satisfied Customers 
For Forty Years 

Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings 
Bargain Basement 



Vogue Beauty Salon 

Experienced Operators 

1-3-5 Maple Street 

Carrollton, Georgia 



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C. HI. TA]\]\ER GROCERY CO. 



CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 



THE H L R 

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

Harry Goldstein, Mgr. 



M. E. GRIEEI]\ 



ORDINARY 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



M OI\T A G 


'S 


School Supplies 


and Stationery 


On Sale 


at the 




College 


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r e 


MONTAG 


BROS., 


INC. 


Atlanta, 




Georgia 



Carrollton Drug Co. 

A Reliable Pharmacy 
Phone 80 

Located Opjjosile Carroll Theater 

Carrollton, Georgia 



Eolds Motor 


Company 


CHEVROLET 


CARS AND 


TRUCKS 


Newnan 


Street 


Carrollton, 


Georgia 



Jackson's Seed Store 



FIELD and GARDEN SEED 



Seed That Succeed 



7 Newnan St. Carrollton, Ga. 



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"Everything'' s 


1 
Jake" 


EAT 




JAKE'S POTATO CHIPS 


DREXXON 


FOOD 


PRODUCTS 


Atlanta 


Georgia 



BOXXER'S GROCERY 



Fancy Groceries 



MEATS  FLOUR  FEED 



We Deliver 



Alabama St. 



Phone 678 



For the PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Between Classes 



Drink  




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TRADE. MARK 



CARROLLTOX COCA-COLA BOTTLIXG CO. 



A. W. Ford, Manager 



CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 



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CARROLLTOI^ FEDERAL SAVII\GS AND 
LOAN ASSOCIATION 

Investments Insured up to $5,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan 
Corporation, Washington, D. C. 



CARROLLTON, 



GEORGIA 



Read . . . 

THE ATLANTA JOURNAL 
Have It Brought To Your Room 

DAN RREWSTER 

Local Distributor 



The Peoples Hardware 
Company 

FURNITURE, RUGS, PAINTS, 
FARM IMPLEMENTS 

Phone 243 
Carrollton, Georgia 



BARNES FREIGHT LINE 



Freight Transferred To All Points 



CARROLLTON, 



GEORGIA 



HARRIS 


HARDWARE 




RADIOS . 


. SPORTING 


GOODS . 


. TOOLS 




CARROLLTON, 










GEORGIA 



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p. ]\. HUFF OPTICAL COMPANY 

"Ws All In The Examination" 
10 NEWNAN STREET CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 



T. J. H. ROBERT!$ON 



Clerk of Superior Court 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



DRWK . 



ROYAL CROWN COLA 

AND 

NEHI BEVERAGES 



XEHI BOTTLING CO. 



Carrollton, 



Georgia 



Dry Clean with  

"J. CARL" 

''There Is A Difference" 

Economy Cleaners 

Phone 432 



MORROW MOTOR CO. 

"BUICK" 

Sales and Service 

General Repair Work  

Body and Fender 

37 Rome Street Phone 708 

Carrollton, Georgia 



McGEE'S BAKERY 

Complete Line of Baked Goods 
On The Square 

Our Products are A I mays on Sale 
at the College Store 



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of the processes of creatiiii^'planninif 
layout and desii^n 'typesettins^'printiuif 
lithiM^raphin*:; and hindini^ . . . Throu<^h- 
out half a century this company has 
pioneered in the production of the 
hi<^hest type of printin<^ . . . Our services 
include a special colleie annual sales 
and service organization... Ahundant 
equipment 'modern and complete... 
Prices representing maximum in value 



FOOTE & DAVIES 

PRINTING  LITHOGRAPHINfi  ENGRAVING 

ATLANTA 






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