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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 3-1-1948 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1948). The George-Anne. 229. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/229 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. BACK YOUR BACK YOUR BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TEAM! THE GEORGE-ANNE TEAM! PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE VOLUME I COLLEGEBORO, GEORGIA, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1948 NUMBER IS Editors Attend Professor Paul F, Carroll Press Meeting Announced As New Dean At University The selection of Paul F. Car- James Bryan and Jay Sarratt, roll, professor of education and editor and associate editor of the acting superintendent of the lab- George-Anne, and Prof. M. L. oratory schools at G.S.C.W., as Goldwire, George-Anne faculty dean of Georgia Teachers College advistor, attended the press insti- has been announced. tute of the Georgia Press Asso- Prof. Carroll's election to the ciation held recently in Atheris. Teachers College post was rec- ommended by Zach S. Henderson, The editors revealed that Ralph recently elected president of the^ McGill, editor of the Atlanta Con- Teachers College, following the stitution; Marquis Childs, and election of President J. C. Ward other nationally known newspa- to the position of assistant chan- permen were among the princi- cellor of the Georgia University pal speakers presented during the System. four-day session. The recommendation for the The Teachers College delega- election of Prof. Carroll has been tion attended a banquet held by approved by the chancellor's of- the Georgia Collegiate Press As- fice in Atlanta and now awaits sociation for, the purpose of re- final confirmation by the Board organizing that group. Column- of Regents of the University Sys- ists Jack Tarver of the Atlanta tem, it was revealed here. Constitution, and Ernest Rogers The new dean of Teachers Col- of the Atlanta Journal were guest lege is a native of Spartanburg, speahers for the college group. Faculty Group S. C, but has been active in Georgia education circles for a At Ed. Meeting number of years. He received his Librarian Reveals A. B. Degree from Wofford Col- Dr. J. C. Ward, vice chancellor lege and his M. A. degree from Dr. J. G. Ward Represents T. G. of the University System of Geor- Peabody College. He has done Reorganization Plan gia, and Professor Mike Goldwire, additional graduate work at both At National Association Meeting public relations officer of Geor- Peabody and Columbia Teachers Reorganization of the Reading gia Teachers College attended the College. Dr. J. C. Ward represented The union will result in a unity Room has begun at the Teachers 16th Annual Inter-Civic Educa- From 1921 to 1928 Dean Car- Georgia Teachers College when of purpose and work. College Library, Miss Hassie tion Council sponsored by Mercer roll was connected with the Car- three leading national teacher Dr. Ward said that delegates Maud McElveen said last week. University held in Macon last lisle Military School at Bamberg, organizations united into the believed the merger to be the Biographies are being transferred Tuesday. most important event of the con- S. C, serving as commandant of American Association of Colleges to the stacks, and the Reading Dr. Raymond Paty, chancellor vention. A New York Press Of- cadets and head of the depart- for Teacher Education February Room is being reserved for peri- of the University System, was the fice release stated "observers at ment of English. He came to 22 in Atlantic City at the recent odicals and fiction. principal speaker for the civic the convention here regard this Georgia in 1928 as dean of Nor- National Educational Association and educational group. Dr. Paty development as one of the most Miss McElveen stated that .al- man Junior College at Norman Convention. pointed out the problems and important in teacher education in though the Reading Room was Park, and in 1933 was named The merging of the American achievements of the various units a generation." The observers being made more attractive and president of that institution and Association of Teachers Colleges, of higher education in Georgia the National Association of Col- were not named. emphasis on study being trans- served in that capacity until 1944 and the South. when he resigned to serve as a leges and Departments of Educa- "This merger of all the nation- ferred to the reference section, The Education Council is spon- member of the Educational Panel tion, and the National Associa- al organizations of institutions no attempt is being made to have sored by the civic clubs and Mer- of the Agricultural and Industrial tion of Teacher Education Insti- whose primary interest is in the reading room take the place of the Browsing Room. cer to focus attention on the Board of Georgia. tutes in Metropolitan Districts teacher education is another im- work and needs of higher educa- resulted in the new organization. portant step in the improvement The students will be informed tion. Continued On Back Plage The new organization, which of education profession," Dr. of the new location of the section will operate as a department of George W. Diemer, president of containing biographies and to the National Education Associa- Central Missouri State College, additions of new reference mate- tion, will be headed by Dr. Wal- declared. "These institutions will rial. J. V, Sarratt to Succeed ter E. Hager, president of Wilson now have an over-all national or- Teachers College, Washington, ganization through which they D. C. can work together." Improvements Planned Lockwood as Council Head The American Association of One of the resolutions adopted For 4th Grade Room Student Council Vice-President Colleges for Teacher Education by the American Association of Jay Sarratt, T. C. senior and will coordinate the training of Colleges for Teacher Education At T. C. Lab School T. C. Wesley Banquet assistant editor of the George- teachers in all the training insti- was a stand against universal Facilities of the fourth grade Held At M.E. Church Anne, will fill the Student Coun- tutions throughout the nation. military training. classroom of the T. C. Labora- The members of the Wesley cil president's chair vacated by Max Lockwood at the beginning tory School will offer practice Foundation and the Methodist of the spring quarter, it was re- teachers and student observers students were entertained at a Pitts and Prosser Cast an opportunity to see a model formal banquet at the Methodist vealed last week. classroom after that room is ren- Church February 21. An election among the student ovated by the Georgia Power The organization has selected body for vice-president will be In Dramatic Regal Roles Company the middle of March. St. Christopher's Training Col- held Wednesday from 8:45 until 11:00 a. m. Eligible candidates, By PARRISH BLITCH lege, Madras, India, as a fellow Included in the improvements college to which it contributes taken from the present members Royalty will reign and knight- will be the installation of scien- finances and carries on corre- of the council jn keeping with the hood will flower when the "Mas- ATPC Entertained tifically correct lighting and spondence with its students. The laws of the constitution, are: Par- quers" present their winter pro- "green blackboards" Walls will theme of the banquet was center- rish Blitch, Rhed Prosser, Fran- duction, "Elizabeth, the Queen", be painted a light green, and new ed around this college, and India ces Barfield, Peggy Stanfield, on March 9 in the college audi- By Faculty Dames desk tops will be provided. in general. Julie Turner, Louis Brinson and torium. Miss Dorothy Stewart, The decorations consisted of Myrtice Prosser. "The names of director of the club, announced The Teachers College Faculty Business Leaders Club streamers in the colors of the In- all will appear on the ballot. the following cast: Dames Club entertained members dian flag. The speaker's table Sarratt, who transferred here Elizabeth, Marie Pitts; Sir of the Annna T. Pittman Club, Addressed by Banker was decorated with flowers of the from Abraham Baldwin, in Tif- Walter Raleigh, J. E. Hargrove; same colors. ton, as a sophomore in July, 1946, Lord Essex, Marvin Prosser; Lord composed of wives of T. C. vet- In Monday Night Meet Leo Weeks, president of the has served on the Student Coun- Burghley, John Morgan; Sir Rob- erans, with a party in East Hall Kermit Carr, cashier of the Sea on the evening of February 28. Wesley Foundation, acted as cil since September, 1947. He ert Cecil, James Etheridge; Sir Island Bank, Statesboro, spoke to master of ceremonies. Mrs. Z. S. will graduate this year with a Frances Bacon, James Evans; Refreshments and favors of the members of the Future Business Henderson and Mrs. Dorothy major in Social Science. A Who's Penelope, Bettye Lewis; Captain party carried out the theme of Leaders Association during their Phillips had charge of special Who honoree, he has participated Marnel, I. E. Thigpen; Captain George Washington's birthday and regular meeting last Monday music and singing. Reverend C. widely in extra-curricular activi- Cumin, Ray Warnock; Fool, Ar- included cherry pie as the prin- ties, including, other than his as- night on the subject, "The Ser- A. Jackson gave a humorous read- thur Yarbrough; Mary, Clarece cipal refreshment course.