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1955 Spectrum

published by the students of

GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

Milledgeville, Georgia

ANNE BOWEN, Editor • MARY HALL, Business Manager ‘Ç p 'e c J a I

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D e d ic a tio n ...... Pa8e 4

Campus

Classes 44

Activities 120

Advertisers 163

Student-Faculty Directory

Index

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a delightful teacher

an excellent companion

a discerning scholar

and a loyal supporter of GSCW

4 D R . HELEN GREENE foedicaticH

5 7 he mentefif retaiwA impreAAicnA . . . ctf cut capupuA Mjtnhlic c^ cut heritage . . . cut ptcyteM . . . cut future

THE MANSION

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING

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T H E MEMORY RETAINS PcrtraitA

16 céct(t faulty ♦ • • <¡tiAtiH%uUhe4 bif intereAtÁ . . . achievement . . . ¿erCice

17 P r e s i d e n t

DR. HENRY KING STANFORD

With a balanced combination of scholarly ability and energetic friendliness, Dr. Stanford has created on campus an atmosphere singularly his own. W e see in his work, both on campus and throughout the state, his experienced ability as an administrator. Of greater value to us, however, is his exuberant personality. His concern for us as individuals has gained for him our allegiance. Our respect for his ability and our appreciation of his service combine to give us a lasting pride in our president.

18 MISS MARY THOMAS MAXWELL Dean of Women; Professor of English DR. TRAVIS E. SMITH Registrar

MR. HUGH CHEEK MR. HERBERT MEYER Director of Public Relations Comptroller

20 DR. DONALD C. FULLER Chairman of the Division of Business Administration

MISS ELISABETH ANTHONY Professor of Business Administration

MR. JOE SPECHT Professor of Business Administration

MISS JANE WHITE Professor of Business Administration DR. CLYDE KEELER Professor of Biology

MISS JESSIE TRAWICK Professor of Chemistry

DR. JOSEPH VINCENT Professor of Physics and Chemistry MRS. LOUISE NELSON Professor of Mathematics

OR. JAMES STOKES Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

DR. SARA NELSON Professor of Mathematics

23 MISS GRACE CHAPIN Professor of Physical Education

MRS. MARY JOYCE IRELAND Professor of Health

MISS JOYCE MILLS Professor of Physical Education DR. GERTRUDE MANCHESTER Chairman of the Division of Physical Education

DR. BARBARA PAGE BEISWANGER Professor of Physical Education

25 DR. WALTER B. MATHEWS Professor of Education; Supervisor of Student Teaching

DR. CECILIA McKNIGHT Professor of Education MISS MARY BROOKS Professor of Education; Director of Placement

DR. MILDRED ENGLISH Professor of Education DR. D. F. FOLGER Chairman of the Division of Teacher Education

DR. EURI BELLE BOLTON Professor of Psychology

DR. FRANCES ROSS HICKS Professor of Psychology

27 MISS NEVA JONES Professor of Home Economics

DR. J. WILSON COMER Professor of Home Economics Education; Sub-Director of Division of General Extension

MRS. ANN SMITH Professor of Home Economics

MISS ROSALINE IVEY Professor of Home Economics DR. LEDA AMICK Chairman of the Division of Home Economics

MRS. NAN W. INGRAM Director of Nursery School; Professor of Home Economics and Education

MISS RUTH MAYNARD MISS GLADYS GILBERT Professor of Home Economics Professor of Home Economics ------

DR. JAMES C. BONNER Chairman of Research and Graduate Study; Professor of History

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MRS. FERN DORRIS Professor of Geography

DR. HELEN GREENE Professor of History and Social Science DR. JOHN W. MORGAN Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences

MR. HERBERT MASSEY Professor of Sociology DR. MAX NOAH Professor of Music

MR. WILLIAM RICHARDS Professor of Music

MISS ALBERTA GOFF Professor of Music DR. GEORGE W. BEISWANGER Chairman of the Division of Fine Arts

MISS MAGGIE JENKINS Professor of Music

MR. GEORGE F. ARNOT Director of Instrumental Music; Professor of Music MRS. BETTY G. BAUGH Instructor in Art

MISS MAMIE PADGETT Professor of Art

' ' . '•------' : MISS MARIBEL BENTON Professor of Piano

..... — ...... MISS BETTY FERGUSON Professor of Library Science; Reference Librarian

MISS VIRGINIA SATTERFIELD Librarian; Professor of Library Science

MRS. SARAH LLOYD MRS. AGNES BROWDER Professor of Library Science; Professor of Library Science; Catalogue Librarian Loan Librarian MRS. BARBARA C. MERCER Secretary in Public Relations

MISS BERTHA HOLT Secretary to Dean of Women

MRS. BETTY SCOTT MISS KATHERINE WEAVER MISS PAT HOLMES

Comptroller’s Office

MRS. FRANCES H. BUTLER

MISS IKELLA ODOM

Offices of the Dean and Registrar MISS SARA BETHEL Alumnae Secretary

MISS MARY BURNS Secretary to the President

MISS ISABEL ROGERS Director of Voluntary Religious Activities MRS. O. A. THAXTON, MRS. GRACE STRICK- LAND, MRS. ORION BOWDEN, MISS IVA CHANDLER, MRS. MARTHA JENNINGS Housemothers

MRS. E. B. YOUNG Home Economics Office

MRS. MARIE B. BURNS Alumnae Office

MRS. VIRGINIA B. ENLOE, D irector; MRS. HER­ BERT THOMPSON, MRS. THOMAS FREEMAN Hospital Staff

Peabody Cletnehtarif faculty . . .

Seated, Left to Right: Mrs. Cecilia Peabody, Mrs. Ruth Doty, Mrs. Frances Sibley, Mrs. Selma Erwin, Mrs. Inez Garner, Miss Mary Beth Busbee, Miss Anne Bell. S tanding: Miss Lenelle Perry, Miss Elsie Calhoun, Mrs. Sybil S. Harper, Mrs. Margaret Cresap, Miss Lolita Anthony, Mrs. Ethel D. Fairfield, Director. . . . Pea(tc4 ij H’t^k ^chvvl faculty

Left to Right: Mr. W. E. Fennell, Jr., Mrs. Louise Stokes, Principal; Mrs. Emily Reynolds, Mrs. Lorene Quay.

Left to Right: Mrs. Artie 1$. Lowe, Miss Lucy R obinson, Mrs. Sarah B. Smith, Miss Alice Hall, Miss Margaret Ab­ ercrom bie.

43 T H E MEMORY RETAINS ClhblepuA . . . out claAMA . . . indicative o^ out ^tiendAhlpA • . . out Apitit . . . out coopetation

45 CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Mary Nell Smith O’Neal, Vice-President; Mary Flanagan, Representative to Judiciary; Gloria Riggins, Presi­ dent; Myra Bagwell, Secretary; Martha Lewis, Representative to Honor Council; Sallie Howell, Treasurer. Dr. Dawson is class sponsor.

genier ClaAA

1955 . . . a number said fondly many times . . . finally realized . . . We believe we

have achieved that “ awareness,” the same capacity that tells us that this year has been a

good one . . . a year reasonably free from regrets but bound by friendships . . . A year to

be remembered well ...... / 9SS

ADAMS, JANE B.S. Health and Physical Education

ADAMS, MARY EVELYN B.S. Home Economics

ALSTON, STELLA B.S. Health and Physical Education

ANDERSON, JAN A.B. Social Science

BAGWELL, MYRA B.S. Business Education

BEAN, MARGARET U.S. Elementary Education

Dido, Jan, Gloria, and Louise. Carmen, Shirley, and Martha. 47 S e n i o r A

b e l c h , j o B.S. Home Economics

BENNETT, YETEVA B.S. Elementary Education

BERENTHIEN, MARIAN B.S. Home Economics

BISHOP, BARBARA A.B. English

BOWEN, ANNE A.B. Chemistry and Biology

BROOM, ANNE B.S. Home Economics

Charlotte, Nan, Mary Jim, Norma, and Jo. . . . /95S

BURCH, ELAINE B.S. Busin ess Education

BURGE, BETTY ANN B.S. Elementary Education

CARR, BETTY ANN B.S. Education

CARTER, CAROL B.S. Elementary Education

CHALKLEY, JANE B.S. Busin ess Education

CHRISTIAN, DIDO A.B. English and Psychology COHAN, DOT B.S. Elementary Education

COLLINS, PAT B.S. Home Economics

COMBS, MARY JIM B.S. Home Economics

DAVIDSON, AGNES B.S. Elementary Education

DAVIS, CARMEN U.S. Home Economics Jane and June. . . . 7955

FIELDS, ANN B.S. Social Science

FLANAGAN, MARY A.B. English and Psychology

FORDHAM, DOROTHY ANN B.S. Elementary Education

GARRARD, VIRGINIA B.S. Busin ess Education

HAINES, ELSIE JANICE B.S. Health and Physical Education

HALL, ANN A.B. Music Education

HALL, MARY B.S• Biology

While Christmas.

51 à HALL, SHIRLEY B.S. Elementary Education

HANNA, MARY E. B.S. Elementary Education

HARRELL, HELEN A.B. Mathematics and English

HERRING, NANCY B.S. Home Economics

HOLT, HELEN JANE A.B. Spanish

HOWELL, SALLIE L. A.B. History and English

Lynn, Waclad, June, and Sis. Fran, Jo, Carol, and Mary Evelyn.

52 . . . 19SS

IVEY, SARALYN A .B . M usic

JACKSON, LEE B.S. Elementary Education

JARDINE, ELAINE B.S. Home Economics

JOHNSON, FRAN B.S. Business Administration

JOHNSTON, CLARA A.B. Chemistry

KAWAR, ABLA B.S. Business Administration

Jan, Patsy, Jane, Smitty, and Stella. Helen and Erin.

53 ÇenictA

EL-KHAZIN, WADAD B.S. Mathematics and Business Administration

KLECAN, JOAN B.S. Home Economics

LAGERBLAD, SHIRLEY A.B. Art and English

LANCASTER, VIRGINIA B.S. Home Economics

LANDRUM, CHARLOTTE B.S. Home Economics

LANIER, MARTHA B.S. Elementary Education

LEWIS, MARTHA CAMP A.B. Mathematics

Tea given by Senior Education majors.

54 . . . I9SS

McCRACKEN, RUBY NELL A.B. Chemistry

McMILLAN, SHIRLEY B.S. Home Economics

MARSH, JACKIE B.S. Elementary Education

MARTIN, CAROLYN B.S. Business Administration

MARTIN, INITA B.S. Home Economics

MUGGRIDGE, BETTY B.S. Elementary Education

NEWCOMER, BETTY ß .S . Business Administration

Senior P. E. majors and Dr. Manchester.

55 Ç e i i i c t À

ORR, PATSY B.S. Health and Physical Education

PARKER, LIL B.S. Business Administration

POWELL, LOUISE A.B. Spanish and English

PRITCHETT, CHARLSIE A.B . Art

RHENEY, LEILA B.S. Elementary Education

RIGGINS, GLORIA A.B. Social Science

Penny, Barbara, Fran, Ann, Martha, and Teva. Virginia, Jane, and Sally. . . . 19SS

ROBISON, SARAH B.S. Business Education

SHELL, FLORENCE BEEN B.S. Elementary Education

SIMS, RAMONA B.S. Home Economics

SMITH, MARY NELL A.B. Physical Education and H ealth

SPELL, MARTHA B.S. Home Economics

STAPLES, SARAH ANNE A.B. Chemistry and Biology

Helen, Flanagan, Shirley, and Charlie. Leila, Virginia, Shirley, Deen, and Elaine.

57 Ç e n i c r A

THOMPSON, SHIRLEY B.S. Elementary Education

TURNER, ERIN A.B. English

UNGLESBEE, BARBARA B.S. Institutional Management

Jane signs the Senior Code as Dean Maxwell looks on.

58 /9SS

WILLIAMS, JUNE B.S. Elementary Education

WILLIAMS, NORMA B.S. Home Economics

WOODARD, PENNY B.S. Business Education

Convocation.

— Who ,6 tûhc /tirncHij ÇtuifehtA

LOUISE POWELL . . . Chairman of Judiciary . . . wants to study in Spain . . . enthusiastic camp coun­ selor . . . Spanish and English major.

GLORIA RIGGINS . . . President of the Senior Class . . . has a flair for writing . . . interested in public rela­ tions . . . Social Science major.

ERIN TURNER . . . President of Y . . . on National Methodist Student Commission . . . likes Tschaikovsky . . . English major.

SHIRLEY LAGERBLAD . . . Editor of the Colonnade . . . plans to go to Europe . . . likes to browse through museums . . . English and Art major. ih rfftteticah tfhiiJerJitieA and CcllegeA

ANNE BOWEN . . . Editor of the Spectrum . . . reads T. S. Eliot repeat­ edly . . • wants to do cancer research . . . Biology and Chemistry major.

SARAH ANNE STAPLES . . . Chair­ man of Honor Council . . . skilled marksman . . . likes horses and the fine arts . . . Biology and Chemistry major.

STELLA ALSTON . . . President of Ree. . . . likes summers in Maine . . . favorite sports are basketball and ten­ nis . . . P.E. major.

JAN ANDERSON . . . President of C.G.A. . . . plans to teach in North Georgia . . . wants to do graduate work in political science in the future • . . Social Science major. CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Pat Sikes, Secretary; Lee Strozier, President; Gail Thompson, Vice-President; Ruth Brown, Representative to Honor Council; June Bray, Representative to Judiciary; Dr. Walston, Class Sponsor; Betty Churchwell, Representative to C.G.A.

Junior ClaAA

As Juniors, we began to realize responsibilities . . . Found ourselves candidates for major offices and potential leaders of campus activities . . . We anticipated Rat Day . . . Guided our little sisters through their first Golden Slipper . . . Adopted the red elephant as our class symbol . . . Made decisions and plans for the future. Yes, we were on top of the world as we saw the culmination of our efforts in the offing.

62 junior A

AMIS, ANGIE ARATA, ANN MARIE BARNHILL, HELEN

BEAVERS, BEVERLY BERRONG, MANITA BOSTICK, CORNELIA

BRAY, JUNE BROWN, RUTH BURTON, ALICE

CARPENTER, SUSAN CHRISTENSEN, GAYLE CHURCHWELL, BETTY

COX, DOT CROFT, JEANETTE DIXON, RUTH ELLEN ------— ------— ...... 4 ..... MI... ------— r~? --1------I---I---—-----———--...... I---là...... ——;----i—:------Úbé-—,_:_Í_*_ -...... JuhictA

DUKE, DORIS ELROD, JANE ERWIN, GLORIA

EUBANKS, ELEANOR FERNANDEZ, MANOLITA FOSTER, PAT

GAY, UVERLYN GILL, CAROLYN GILMORE, LOURAINE

HARPE, JO HENDERSON, JANE HERNDON, SUE

HOLLOWAY, BETTY HOOVER, NAN JACKSON, SUZANNE

64 J uh icr A

JORDAN, LEEANN KUSUMADILAGA, TINI LYON, DAVELLE

MeCLUSKEY, SYLVIA McDANIEL, ETTA LEE MARR, EMMA JANE

MARSHALL, EDNA MITCHELL, JEAN OZBURN, SUE

PARKER, JANETH PATTERSON, DALLAS PEEL, JANE

PETTIGREW, MARGUERITE POWELL, ELIZABETH RAILEY, KATHRYN ------— JuHitrA

RAY, HANNAH REGISTER, HELEN RHODEN, ANNETTE

RIDDICK, SONYA ROGERS, BETTY JANE SHARPE, LURAY

SHELLHORSE, BARBARA ANN SIGMAN, ANNE SIKES, PATRICIA

SMITH, MIRIAM SMITH, REBECCA SOSEBEE, PEGGY

STANCIL, LATTIE STOKES, JEAN STONE, DORIS ; uhtctJ

STRICKLAND, JO STRICKLAND, MARION STROZIER, LEE

THOMPSON, GAIL TRUITT, PEGGY SUE TURNER, LOIS

VIRDEN, JO VON PIPPEN, PEGGY WADE, BETTY JEAN

WARREN, JO WATSON, YVONNE WEBB, MARY FRANCES

WILLIAMS, JEAN WRIGHT, ANNE CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Lillian Rodgers, Representative to Judiciary; Marilyn Middleton, Vice-President; Miss Grace Cliapin, Class Sponsor; Billie Sue West, President; Pat Maxwell, Treasurer; Sherrill Brown, Representative to C.G.A.; Ann Rainwater, Representative to Honor Council; Sylvia Scarborough, Secretary.

^cfihctncfe ClaAA Happy-go-lucky Sophs . . . That was us! Sophomore year, our Musical Merry-go-round won the coveted Golden Slipper. Confident in our Irish luck, we tackled other problems with the same gay spirits. We somehow survived History 210, Humanities, and English 206. We mastered the mambo in social dancing class and took up bridge and Scrabble as extra­ curricular activities. We learned to study without formal study hall, and found out that labs sometimes run more than their required two hours. Now we’re at the half-way point and are beginning to show the influence of two years of constant exposure to knowledge and the society of other people.

68 ALLMOND, EMELYN AVANT, BARBARA JEAN BAGGARLEY, LEATRICE BARINEAU, JOYCE

BABB, IRIS BARRETT, MILDRED E. BELAND, MABY JANE KERRY, MARIANNE

BLALOCK, PATRICIA BOND, BABS BONZO, MARY BROWN, MARIE

BROWN, JUDY BROWN, SHERRILL BL'RK, MARY LOUISE BURTON, BETSY

BUSBEE, LUCILE CAREY, JEANNINE CARTER, CAROLYN CARTER, PEGGY CYNTHIA CASO, MARTHA CHAMBERS, IONE CHAMBERS, REVA CHAMBERS, RITA

CHANG, MECHUN CHEELEY, JEAN COFIELD, MARTHA COOK, DOT

COOPER, DIANE CROOKE, FLORENCE EARL CROSBY, JENEAN CROWELL, BARBARA

CULPEPPER, MARIAN CURRY, ELEANOR DALTON, CAROLYN DAVIS, MARILYN

DAVIS, NAN DAVIS, SARA DURHAM, BEVELYN DYE, MARTHA LEE

ELLERBEE, BARBARA EVERETT, JEAN FAIRCLOTH, MARTHA FAULKNER, JENETTA FULGHUM, DIXIE FULLER, CAROL KAY GILBREATH, JOAN HARDEN, LUANNE

IIARDIE, LISA HARDY, BETH HARRIS, DORIS HARRIS, WYLENE

HART, MARJORIE HARVEY, JENNY HAWKINS, MARTHA ANN HAYMON, SIIIRLEY

HENRY, PATRICIA ELAINE HILEY, ETTA HOLTON, BARBARA HOOKS, SHIRLEY

HOPPER, MARY JEAN HOUSE, VIRGINIA HOWARD, ANNE HOWARD, MARTHA JENKINS, EVA JOHNSON, DOROTHY JONES, MARGOLESE LAURA JONES, MODENE

KAMDEL, MARTHA KEITH, JOANNE KEMP, SHIRLEY KENNEDY, MILDRED K.

LANGDON, ELAINE LAYFIELD, INEZ LEE, JUNE LEROY, SHIRLEY

LEWIS, CAROL LIFSEY, LYNNE LIPSCOMB, GAIL McCl e l l a n d , sh ir l e y

McCLUNEY, JOANNE McCOY, BETTY JOYCE MacDONALD, MARTHA MADDOX, FLO

MAXWELL, PAT MIDDLETON, MARILYN MIMS, LILLIAN MOON, DALA MORRIS, CAROLYN MORRIS, LINDA O’NEAL, MARGARET PALMER, THELMA

PARKER, ETHELENE PHELPS, HELEN PRESCOTT, JANETTE PRICE, NORA

RAINWATER, ANN REEVES, TODDY REGISTER, CAROLYN RICHARDS, DOT

RITCHIE, JO NAN ROBERTS, BEBE RODGERS, LILLIAN ROLLEN, H. DEAN

SCARBOROUGH, SYLVIA SCHÜTZ, CAROL ANN SCOTT, BARBARA SCOTT, MAE JANE SESSIONS, PEGGY SHII'P, MARY JON SNYDER, MARY NAN SPARKS, JEAN

SPELL, PEGGY STAFFORD, SHIRLEY STANTON, NELLE STEPHENS, BETTY

STOVALL, SUE SUTTON, REBA THOMAS, MARY ANN THOMAS, SHIRLEE

TIDWELL, JANE WALKER, FRANCES WEST, BILLIE SUE WILLOUGHBY, MARY

WOOD, JULIA YEARWOOD, PEGGY JO YOUNG, MARTHA ZIEGLER, NANCY JO

74 Left to Right: Pat Middlebrooks, Grace Little, Nell Stanton, Barbara Holton, Pat Blalock, Mary Nan Snyder, Luanne Harden, Martha Lee Dye, Marie Brown, Sylvia Scarborough, Betsy Burton, Elaine Langdon, Carolyn Register, Peggy Spell, Beth Hardy, Florence Earl Crooke, Jean Sparks, Peggy O’Neal, Pat Maxwell.

Phi £igma

Phi Sigma is a sophomore honor society open to those who made Dean’s List at least once or maintained a B average during their Freshman year. New members are initiated during fall quarter each year.

75 CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right: Pam Cutts, Secretary; Martha Cleland, Representative to Judiciary; Marty Camp, Vice-President; Suetta Sims, President; Edith Goggins, Representative to Honor Council; Jane Bonner, Treasurer. Dr. Bonner is class sponsor.

'JreAkptaH ClaAA

To survive the confusion of entrance exams and a maze of new buildings is an attain­ ment. But we realized we were among friends, and the campus shrank in size. The exams became mid-terms and finals . . . Rat Day passed ... At Golden Slipper we found ourselves. The spirit we have evolved promises a meaningful future.

76 ADAMS, BABS ADAMS, BABBARA ALBERT, JUDY ANDERSON, FRANCES ASP1NWALL, BARBARA

ATTAWAY, CARLENE BATCHELOR, NADINE BATSON, CLARA BELK, BARBARA EUNICE BELL, CLARAMEL

BELL, JANE BENTLEY, LALIA BIVINS, MARY HELEN BLOCKER, CAROLYN BLOUNT, SUZANNE

BONDURANT, HELEN BONNER, JANE BOWLES, PATRICIA BOZEMAN, THELMA BRADY, MABTIIA JreAk ¡men

BRANCH, BEVERLY BRITT, BARBARA BROWN, ANNE BROWN, MARIAN BROWN, MYRA BELLE

IHJRNETT, SHIRLEY CAMP, MARTY CAMP, SARA PAGE CANADY, JUNE CARR, CAROLE

CARTER, CLAIRE CARTER, EMILY CARTER. MARY CARY, ROSEMARY CIIAMLEE, BESS

CLELAND, MARTHA COLLIER. MARTHA COFER, EDITH COLOU1TT, SUE COOK, HELEN COOK, JACQUELINE CUTTS, PAM DANIEL, JUNE DAVIS, MARTHA fi?5' m DAVIS, PAT DIXON, HARRIET DOMINGOS, FRANCES DOOLITTLE, FAYE DUCKWORTH, RICHIE ä© i ^ DUNAWAY, BOOTS ESKEW, MARTHA ANNE A FERGUSON, PEGGY FINCHER, KATHRYN FLANDERS, MYRA o FOSTER, PEGGY

s ì ,,, % : ; Hüffe FOWLER, CAROLYN FREEMAN, KIT FULLER, MELISSA GARBUTT, REBECCA ANNE 9 'v-—/ GARNER, BEVERLY re Ah men

GILBERT, CHARLOTTE ELLEN GILES, GLYNDA GILMORE, ALICE GILMORE, BETTY GLENN, GLORIA

COGGINS, EDITH NELL GONZALEZ, LILIA GREER, CHARLENE HALL, RETTY HARMON, LORENE

HARPER, EMILY HARRELL, BOBBIE HEATH, JANICE HENAO, ESTHER HENDRICKSON, ROSANNE

HICKS, LILA HILL, FRANCES HOBBS, HOBBIE HODGES, MARCIA HODGES, SYLVIA

78 HOLLAND, MARTHA HOLLOWAY, ANGELYN HOLLEY, RETTY SUE HOLLIS, SYLVIA HORNE, SHERRY

HUNT, REVERLY HUSSEY, CAROLYN HUTCHINSON, SELRY HUTTO, ALVALYN IVY, ANNE

JEFFARES, COREDA JERKINS, RUTH JOHNS, GLADYS IONA JONES, HERE JONES, BETTY A.

JONES, SUSAN JORDAN, GAYLE JORDAN, HELEN KEATON, RETTY LOYLESS KEENE, DIXIE JreAkfiteH

KING, CATHERINE KITCHENS, JUNE KNELL, KARMA KNIGHT, NANCY ANNE McCARSON, ANN

McCo n n e l l , b e t t y McCORKLE, BARRARA McDANIEL, MYRTICE McDo w e l l , t h e r e s a McGEE, MARSHA

McKNEELY, BOBBIE McNAIR, FRANCES MADDOX, DAWN MARTIN, ANNE MARTIN, RETTY

MARTIN, JEAN MARTIN, MAURICE MATHIS, GWEN MAY, FLORENCE MEADOWS, MARY JO n V IH

MIDDLETON, JOY MILLS, MARILYN JOY MORLEY, RETTY MORGAN, FRANKIE MORGAN, PEGGY

MORRIS, MARY JANE MURI'IIY, MARY JEAN ODOM, GAIL OSORIO, ELVIRA OWEN, MARY FRANCES

PACE, NANCY PADGETT, FRANCES PADILLA, NERY PARK, DORIS PARKER, JACQUELINE

PAYNE, ANNE PERRY, CHLOE JEAN PERVIS, ANN PHELPS, GERALDINE POPPELL, ANNE JreAkmeH

RAINEY, CAROLYN REEVES, PATRICIA REYNOLDS, CAROL RICE, SARA RICHARDSON, RARBARA

RORERTSON, ANN ROBERTSON, MARJORIE ROGERS, MARTHA JANE ROZIER, MARTHA RUFFIN, WILLENE

SADLER, HETTY JEAN SANDERS, JANICE SANDERS, JOHNNIE LOU SANDERS, MYRTLE SELLERS, VIRGIE

SEWELL, JUDY SHELTON, BARBARA ANN SHORT, NANCY SIMS, EVANGALIAN ANGELIA SIMS, SUETTA SKELTON, PHYLLIS SKINNER, LEIGH SLATER, ANNETTE SMITH, CHARLOTTE SMITH, FRANKIE

SMITH, SYBIL SMITIIA, RETTY SNELSON, PAT SNOW, NANCY STEINIIARDS, ASTRA

STONE, EMll.IE STONE, SARA FRANCES STRICKLAND, GRACE STRICKLAND, WILLENE SUMMERLIN, MARY ALICE

SUTTON, CLAUDETTE TAYLOR, CAROL TAYLOR, JACKIE THAYER, MARGARET THOMPSON, MARY E.

THRASHER, DOT TRAYLOR, ELIZARETH TYREE, ARLINE VARNADOE, SHIRLEY ANN WALKER, JEAN

WALTON, GRACIE WELDON, ELIZABETH WILCHER, JOAN WILLIAMS, BETTY WILLIAMS, BETTY JANE

WILLIAMS, JOAN MAE WILSON, BOBBYE JOAN WOOD, ALICE YOUNG, MICKEY YOUNGBLOOD, SHIRLEY T H E MEMORY RETAINS £V/ate Hce . o^ out organisations . . . aMerted tn¡ Scholarship . . responsibility . . . leadership

83 k A I R y College (jcHemwHt Jcciatich

College Government Association, the governing body of GSCW, is composed of faculty advisors and students who work together to create an organ­ ization which helps to develop the initiative, re­ sponsibility, and self-discipline of each person. Through CGA and its four divisions a democratic form of campus government is maintained. Student Council recommends new rules and regu­ lations to the Faculty Committee on Student Rela­ tions. Recommendations made by the students are discussed in Student Council and presented at a student body meeting. The Student Council super­ vises, in a general way, the work of Honor Council, Judiciary, and Board of House Presidents; hears reports; makes suggestions, and takes responsi­ bility for seeing that the system operates efficiently. Jan Anderson is President of CGA and Miss Gloria Vicedomini is the advisor.

Jan and Miss Vicedomini. STUDENT COUNCIL -— ------9

The responsibilities of Judiciary include supervising the dormitory councils, considering all recom­ mendations of changes in campus regulations, and assuming respon­ sibility for effective operation of campus activities. Judiciary also has the specific duty of interpret­ ing the rules of CGA. Louise Powell is Chairman of Judiciary. Dr. James Bonner and Dr. Helen Greene are the advisors.

One of the most important phases o f H o n o r Council’s work is that of acquainting the new students w ith ou r honor system. To keep the students aware of a function­ ing honor system throughout the year, Honor Council pre­ sents an assembly program and publishes an article in the Colonnade each quarter. Honor Council always strives to emphasize the responsibil­ ities and privileges which ac­ company self-government.

Sarah Anne Staples, Chairman and Dr. James Stokes, Advisor. BOARD OF HOUSE PRESIDENTS

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF HOUSE PRESIDENTS ARE, Left to Right: Sarah Anne Staples, Chair­ man of Honor Council; Louise Powell, Chairman of Judiciary; Jan Anderson, President of C.G.A.; Jo Strickland, Vice-President of C.G.A. and Chairman of the Board of House Presidents; Sherrill Brown, Presi­ dent of Beeson Hall; Gloria Riggins, President of Ennis Hall; Myrtle Sanders, President of Terrell A and Helen Cook, President of Terrell B and C. Not Pictured: Pat Maxwell, President of Bell Hall.

Board of House Presidents meets once a month and is subject to call by the Vice-President of CGA, who is Chairman of this group. Members are responsible for assuming leadership and planning constructive programs for the well being of the dormitory residents. All dormitory activities are planned through this group. Board of House Presidents is the connecting link between the dormitories on campus. It also helps to keep the students informed about the cultural opportunities provided by the college.

86 BELL HALL OFFICERS ARE: Fat Maxwell, President; Lu- ray Sharpe, Vice-President; Betsy Burton, Secretary; Pa­ tricia Sikes, Treasurer; Iris Barr, Representative to Honor Council; Carol Schütz, Chairman of Floorleaders.

m OFFICERS OF TERRELL B & C ARE: Helen Cook, Presi­ OFFICERS OF TERRELL A ARE: Myrtle Sanders, Presi­ dent; Betty Jean Williams, Vice-President; Charlotte Smith, dent; Patty May, Vice-President; Judy Albert, Secretary; Secretary; Maurice Martin, Treasurer; Alvalyn Hutto, Rep­ Phyllis Skelton, Treasurer; Doris Park, Representative to resentative to Honor Council; Betty Keaton, Chairman of Honor Council; Emily Carter, Chairman of Floorleaders. Floorleaders.

BEESON HALL OFFICERS ARE: Sherrill Brown, Presi­ dent; June Bray, Vice-President; Judy Brown, Secretary; Marie Brown, Treasurer; Shirley Stafford, Representative to Honor Council; Dallas Patterson, Chairman of Floor­ leaders. ßecreatich ¿¡Mcciatich

The Recreation Association strives to contribute to all students the art of healthful, wholesome, happy living. Rec tries to offer to every student opportunities to apply the principles of sound living, to provide for and encourage the development of permanent interest in sports, and to lead students to the realization of the joy of play. Its various activities include the sponsoring of play night, Snag Week, skill clubs, Sports Day, and intramurals.

Stella Alston is President of the Recreation Association and Miss Joyce Mills is the Fac­ ulty Advisor.

heft to Right: Stella Alston, President; Mildred Barrett, Recording Secretary; Jane Adams, Corresponding Secre­ tary; Jo Virden, Treasurer; Reba Sutton, Publicity Chairman; Sue Ozburn, Vice-President; Patsy Orr, Point Re­ corder; Jo Harpe, Publicity Chairman; Miss Mills, Advisor.

EXECUTIVE REC BOARD

88 Left to Right: Miss Mills, Stella Al­ ston, Jane Adams, Peggy O’Neal, Jan Haines, Mildred Barrett, Jan Anderson, Pam Cutts, Reba Sutton, Joyce Barineau, Scotty Scott.

Left to Right: Patsy Orr, Dean Rol­ len, Jo Virden, Sonya Riddick, Sue Ozburn, Sherrill Brown, Carmen Davis, Jo Harpe, Pat Foster, Mary Nell Smith, Lee Strozier, Erin Tur­ ner, Tot Crooke.

General Rec Board promotes the planned activities of the Recreation Association. Its responsibility is the attractive presentation of Rec’s projects. OFFICERS: Angie Amis, President; Sally Robison, Secretary; Patsy Orr is President and Miss Joyce Mills is the advisor. Jean Sparks, Treasurer; Luanne Harden, Costume Chairman.

MODERN DANCE TENNIS CLUB To girls interested in dance the Modern Dance Club of­ The Tennis Club, made up of the tennis experts on cam­ fers opportunities to acquire skill in dancing and to formu­ pus, sponsors tennis intra-murals, faculty-student tourna­ late individual compositions. Membership is gained by pres­ ments, and competitive matches with other schools. entation of an original dance. The club presents programs during High School Weekend and on Honor’s Day.

OFFICERS: Reba Sutton, President; Dean Rollen, Secretary. OFFICERS: Sue Ozburn, President; Jo Virden, Vice-Presi- Miss Grace Chapin is the advisor. dent; Mildred Barrett, Secretary. Miss Joyce Mills is the advisor.

The Penguin Club is designed to teach girls to appreciate The members of the Tumbling Club work hard to build the beauty of swimming as they improve their swimming coordination of the body and skill in the art of tumbling. ability. The club gives a water show each winter quarter. The club presents several demonstrations each year and is always working on new stunts. y. w. c. a. The Young Women’s Christian Association integrates the ways of Christian living into every phase of campus activity—- how Christian principles apply in the honor system, classrooms, and extra-curricular activities. The cabinet, composed of the chairmen of various “Y” committees, gives students the chance to work and study together in a Christian way. “Y” sponsors a bi-annual Religious Focus Week, “Big Sister” programs to help the freshmen adjust to life at GSCW, vespers once a week, current affairs, Bible study, and a foreign student each year. “Y” goes into all parts of campus life to meet students’ needs and interests. Izs.ie and Erin

OFFICERS OF “Y” ARE: Erin Turner, President; Elaine Jardine, Vice-President; Gail Thompson, Second Vice-President; Rillie Sue West, Secretary ; Betsy Burton, Treasurer. Miss Isabel Rogers is the advisor.

" Y " CABINET The “Y” Cabinet meets each week to discuss its activities on campus. 91 Erin and “Tini” pictured in the “Y” Bookstore. Proceeds from the Bookstore help the Y.W.C.A. sponsor a foreign student each year. Every “Jessie” has enjoyed the happy smile of our Indonesian friend.

FRESHMAN " Y " COMMISSION The Freshman “Y” Commission is composed of freshmen who were particularly active in Y.W.C.A. work their first quarter. The purpose of the group is to interest all new students in “Y.”

92 CURRENT AFFAIRS Each Tuesday evening Current Affairs holds its meetings at which students and faculty members discuss important world situations. These informative meetings help the members keep informed about current events.

FOREIGN STUDENT FORU Foreign Student Forum helps orient the foreig dents on campus. It also aids the other students in i standing the life and customs of the foreign students members hope to increase all student’s interest and £ ciation of other peoples and nations.

BIBLE STUDY BREAKFAST At Bible Study Breakfast each Tuesday and Wednesday large groups of “Jessies” gather to study different sections of the Bible. Student youth workers and pastors of various churches help in this study. An extra treat is the break­ fast which usually consists of waffles.

93 OFFICERS ARE: Martha Lanier, President; Gayle Christensen, Vice-President; Carol Carter, Secretary- Treasurer. Miss DeLanie Boney and Miss Katherine Weaver are advisors. WeA tfttihJ ter JellwAhip

Westminster fellowship is the Presbyterian student organization through which the college group is brought into close fellowship for Christian growth. Besides the Sunday programs of selected Bible study, worship, suppers, and forums, there is a bond between the students and the large church family with the aim of building wholesome character and preparing students for full-time Christian living.

94 OFFICERS OF THE CLUB ARE: Marian Berenthien, President; Gail Thompson, First Vice-President; Lad­ die Rogers, Seecond Vice-President; Virginia Lancaster, Publicity Chairman; Dallas Patterson, Secretary; Betsy Burton, Treasurer.

Wesley Jcundaticn

Wesley Foundation, the Methodist student organization, strives to provide a spiritual atmosphere for recreation and worship. Some of its activities include suppers, Wesley Foundation weekend, and Communion Service every Thursday morning. —

The Baptist Student Union’s aim is to train its college youth for Christian leadership in later life. Study and inspirational group meetings during the ßapttit Student Khicn week fulfill the spiritual needs of the students. The group also attends many meetings on other cam­ puses.

THE OFFICERS ARE: Ruth Brown, President; Billie Sue West, Enlistment Vice-President; Mary Louise Burk, Social Vice-President; Anne Wright, Worship Vice-President; Martha Lewis, Secretary-Treasurer; Thelma Palmer, Etta Lee McDaniel, Sunday School Directors; Barbara Bishop, Yeteva Bennett, Train­ ing Union Directors; Peggy Sue Truitt, Music Direc­ tor; Ann Fields, Promotional Director; Leila Rheney, YWA Representative; Joanne Keith, Extension Direc­ tor; Lois Turner, Librarian; Mr. Claude Gilstrap, Ad-

B.S.U. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

96 tletofttah Club

The Newman Club is a member of the National Newman Club Federation. Its purpose is to meet the religious, intellectual, and social needs of the Catholic students. Once a month the club meets with the Sisters of St. Joseph at the Sacred Heart School. The group also receives Holy Communion once a month at the Sacred Heart Church.

OFFICERS ARE: Mrs. Delia Garratt, President; Martha Caso, Vice-President; Lillian Gonzalez, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Rev. John D. Toomey, Chaplain. Mrs. Lynwood Smith and Miss Gloria Vicedomini are advisors.

The Spanish Club is an organization composed of majors, minors, foreign students on campus, and others who are interested in its aim. This aim is to develop better understanding of Hispanic culture. Through various programs and socials the Spanish Club strives to accomplish its purpose.

OFFICERS ARE: Helen Holt, President; Manolila Fernandez, Vice-President; Louraine Gilmore, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Mr. S. C. Mangiafico and Miss Gloria Vicedomini are the advisors. £panUh Club

97 ¿¡terarij (juilcf

The Literary Guild is composed of English majors and minors who are interested in pursuing their in­ terest in literature and extending their knowledge beyond that which can be acquired in the classroom. At the monthly meetings a student or a guest speaker presents a new phase of literature. Anyone is in­ vited to attend these meetings.

OFFICERS ARE: Jo Strickland, President; Dido Christian, Vice- President; Mary Flanagan, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Dr. Rosa Lee Wal­ ston is the advisor.

The purpose of the GSCW Mad­ rigal Singers is to promote enjoy­ ment and musical growth through the singing of madrigals, folk songs, and other music appropri­ ate for the small ensemble. Mem­ bers perform seated around a table in the style of the early madrigal- ists. The annual recital takes place at a tea. Appearances are made in Milledgeville and other Georgia cities.

OFFICERS ARE: Nancy Herring, President; Anne Wright, Vice-Pres- ident; Mary Frances Willoughby, Treasurer; Frances Hill, Librarian. Miss Alberta Goff is the advisor.

98 /Meyrc

Allegro Club meets twice a month to establish friendship and fellowship among the music de­ partment students and faculty. This club gives the students opportunity to listen to good music and to perform for each other with self-confidence.

OFFICERS ARE: Ann Hall, President; Betty Church well, Vice-President; Carol Schütz, Treasurer; Mary Alice Summerlin, Freshman Representative. Advisors are Mr. William Richards and Dr. Max Noah.

99 Çiytna Alpha ÿcta

Sigma Alpha Iota is a national honorary music fraternity for women. Its purpose is to raise standards of musical work among students of colleges, conservatories, and universities. Development of music in America, inspirational and material aid to members, and organization of the social life of the members are also activities of the group.

OFFICERS OF THE CLUR ARE: Jane Elrod, President; Betty Churchwell, Vice-President; Nan Hoover, Secretary; Ann Hall, Treasurer. Miss Maggie Jenkins is the advisor. (j. C. 10. £a\n4

The G.S.C.W. Band hopes to develop musicianship and sensitivity to good band music. The band, an addition to the campus this year, will present concerts quarterly and visit high schools to encour­ age school bands.

Margaret Calhoun is Assistant Student Director and Carol Schütz is Assistant Student Director and Librarian. Dr. Max Noah is the advisor and Mr. Arnot is the Band Director. .

tHiltedyeMlU College Choir

The purpose of the Milledgeville College A Cappella Choir is to provide opportunity for the stu­ dents of GSCW and CMC to participate in a choral organization. The incidental aims are to learn and sing music of the better composers from the early classic, modern, and contemporary periods; to render the music in public performance; to teach the fundamentals of music and reading of music to all members of the choir; and to provide for social fellowship by means of group work, travel, re­ hearsals, picnics, and other occasions. The choir is well known throughout the eastern part of the

United States. Tours are made on alternate years to New York City, Miami, New Orleans, and Chi­ cago. Dr. Max Noah is the capable director of the choir. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IS COMPOS­ ED OF: Myra Bagwell, President and Senior Representative; Jane Elrod, Junior Represen­ tative; Iris Barr, Sophomore Representative; Harris Rogers, Danny Westfall, Pierce LeFevre. Barry McEachern, G.M.C. Representatives.

Each year The A Cappella Choir and the Milledgeville Community Choir, accompanied by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, present Handel’s “ Messiah.”

103 H i

1 !| College ~fkeatre

The College Theatre group is composed of students and faculty members for whom acting is an interesting hobby. They present three plays a year. Jesters, the producing club; and Alpha Psi Omega, the honorary dramatic society, are parts of College Theatre.

OFFICERS ARE: June Bray, President; Peggy O’Neal, Vice-President; Jean Mitchell, Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. John Kidd is the advisor.

104 THE OFFICERS OF ALPHA PSI OMEGA ARE: June Bray, President; Shirley Lagerblad, Business Manager. Mr. Joe Specht is an Honorary Mem­ ber.

Alpha pAi Omega

“Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.”

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The Colonnade is the student newespaper which is published bi-monthly. Working with the Public Rela­ tions Department, it reports campus activities and news from other campuses through feature stories, editorials, pictures, cartoons, and regular columns of interest to all “Jessies.”

STAFF: Shirley Lagerblad, Editor; Barbara Bishop, Bus­ iness Manager; Helen Holt, Circulation and Exchange Editor; Sue Ozburn, Sports Editor; Charlsie Pritchett, Art Editor; Lisa Hardie, Feature Editor; Dr. Ed Dawson, Faculty Advisor. Left to Right: Lisa Hardie, Charlsie Pritchett, Sue Ozburn, Barbara Bishop, Helen Holt, Shirley Lagerblad. " mi — ■ ■ —

Left to Right: Mary Hall, Business Manager; Anne Bowen, Editor; Miss Isabel Bogers and Dr. Ed Dawson, Advisors.

£pectrutn

Those who helped to depict the panorama of this year's annual are: Anne Bowen, Editor; Mary Hall, Business Manager. Class Staff: Jo Virden, Patsy Blalock, Claudette Sutton. Faculty Staff: Carolyn Register, Peggy Spell. Or­ ganizations Staff: Jane Chalkley, Beth Hardy, Martha Cle- land, Helen Cook. Feature Staff: Sarah Anne Staples, Lisa Hardie, Bobby McNeely, Sue Ozburn, Mickey Young. Typ­ ists: Penny Woodard, Elaine Burch, Betty NewComer. Bus­ iness Staff: Clara Johnston, Carolyn Morris, Pat Maxwell, Sara Stone, Ruby McCracken, Marjorie Robertson, Mildred Barrett, Lillian Rodgers, Betty Stephens, Edith Goggins, Tick Berenthien, Shirley Stafford, Miss Isabel Rogers and Dr. Ed Dawson, Faculty Advisors.

Organizations Staff: Jane Chalkley, Helen Cook, Martha Cleland, and Beth Hardy. 107 ft- •'*** ______Carolyn Register and Peggy Spell look to the stars for inspiration.

Sarah Anne Staples, Sue Ozburn, Mickey Young, and Lisa Hardie struggle to choose the best pic­ ture and find just the right word.

Mary Hall, Pat Maxwell, Marjorie Robertson, Ruby McCracken, Mildred Barrett, Lillian Rodgers, Betty Stephens, Edith Cog­ and Sara Stone calculate how many ads they will have to sell. gins, Tick Berenthien, and Shirley Stafford begin to draw ads and type copy. Seta Alpha Club

The motto of the Beta Alpha Club is “ What you do, do well.” This club is open to all business majors. Its aims are threefold: to create a cooperative spirit and profound interest in Beta Alpha and other departmental activities, to develop a helpful attitude toward our friends, faculty, and fellow business majors, and tc assist students in becoming orientated into the business world which they plan to enter. Programs vary from a business meeting to a wiener roast at Nesbitt Woods.

THE OFFICERS ARE: Sally Robison, Treasurer; Peggy Sue Truitt, Publicity Manager; Jo Harpe, President; Martha Lee Dye, Vice-President; Peggy Sessions, Secretary; Dr. D. C. l ij I - ler, Faculty Advisor.

109 ------X— ------Pi Omega Pi

Pi Omega Pi is a national honorary fraternity for business education majors whose academic achievement is superior. Its purposes are to raise the standards of academic work in business education and to create in­ terest in professional growth and work. Pi Omega Pi won the National Award for being the most outstanding chapter in 1954. Bi-annually the sponsor and president attend the National Pi Omega Pi Convention in Chicago.

OFFICERS: Elaine Rurch, President; Jane Chalkley, Vice- President ; Sally Robison, Corresponding Secretary; Lilly Rnth Parker, Seecretary; Myra Bagwell, Historian; Joe Specht, Treasurer. Miss Jane White is the advisor.

pAifckelcgif Club

The Psychology Club is composed of majors and minors in psychology. Its purpose is to encourage in­ terest and to further develop the students’ knowledge of psychology. This year the club had a meeting and a sup­ per at Lake Laurel and sponsored an assembly program.

OFFICERS: Charlsie Pritchett, President; Sylvia McClus- key, Vice-President; Dot Cohan, Secretary-Treasurer; Dido Christian, Publicity Chairman. Dr. Euri Belle Bolton and Dr. Frances Ross Hicks are the advisors. kl *

Clemen tartj Education Club

As a branch of the Association for Childhood Education International, the Elementary Education Club is primarily interested in the well-being of children and the best possible preparation for teach­ ing. The club’s variety of programs has included talks by leaders in educational and cultural fields, opportunities for creative work in crafts, visits to schoolrooms, visits to libraries, and activities for special occasions such as Book Week, National Art Week, and American Education Week.

THE OFFICERS: Carol Carter, President; Mary Bonzo, Vice-President; Lois Turner, Secretary; Yeteva Bennett, Treasurer; Miss Lolita Anthony and Dr. Mildred English, Faculty Advisors.

I ll Physical education Club

The P.E. Club is composed of Physical Education majors and minors. It seeks to create intelli­ gent interest, acquire pertinent information, affiliate with state organizations, and foster high profes­ sional standards in the field of health and physical education. Bi-annual meetings are held which fea­ ture speakers in this field. Spring quarter the club held a Senior Banquet. THE OFFICERS ARE: Jan Haines, President; Mary Nell Smith, Vice-President; Shirley Stafford, Secre­ tary; Modene Jones, Treasurer; Dr. Gertude Manchester, Faculty Advisor. 112 ------

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The Town Girls Club is an important link be­ tween the girls who live in town and those who live on campus. It promotes interest in campus activi­ ties and keeps the town girls well informed about “Jessie” campus life.

THE OFFICERS OF THE CLUR ARE: Yvonne Wat­ son, President; Sue Herndon, Vice-President; Manita Berrong, Secretary-Treasurer; Pinkie Wilson, Repre­ sentative to CGA; Inez Layfield, Repesentative to Honor Council. Advisors are Mrs. Janies Baugh and Mrs. Ciddings. f ____ Alumnae AjMciaticn

THE OFFICERS ARE: Mrs. Edward George, Atlanta, President; Mrs. Roy Johnson, Fitzgerald, First Vice- President; Mrs. R. D. Horne, Cordele, Second Vice-President; Miss Blanche Hamby, Atlanta, Secretary; Mrs. Doyle Mullis, Savannah, Treasurer; Miss Sara Bethel, Milledgeville, Alumnae Secretary.

The G.S.C.W. Alumnae Association is the connecting link between G.S.C.W. students—past and present. It maintains a Guest House for the Alumnae, a complete file on every graduate, and this year has inaugurated a Loyalty Fund. This Fund, to which alumnae may give voluntarily, will be used to inform alumnae of the news of the college, place the association’s activities on a self-supporting basis, provide additional scholarships, improve the Alumnae House, and stimulate more interest in Golden Slipper Homecoming. tethatichal ^elatichJ Club pa t pa

IRC, the oldest honor society on this campus, was instituted in 1931 to promote interest in and study of world problems by college students whose academic achievement proved their interest in such matters. Membership is limited to upperclass students recommended by the social science faculty for good academic rating and capacity. GSCW representatives attend the annual meetings of State and Southeastern Clubs and are also present at C.C.U.N. in New York City each June. National affilia­ tion is maintained with the Carnegie Endowment and the American Association for the United Nations.

OFFICERS ARE: Helen Harrell, President; Barbara Shellhorse, Secretary; Manolita Fernandez, Treas­ urer. Dr. Helen Greene is the advisor.

115 Pi (jamtna tflu

Pi Gamma Mu is a national honorary social science society. Its purposes are to improve scholar­ ship in the social studies; to inspire social service to humanity by an intelligent approach to the solu­ tion of social problems; to engender sympathy toward others by a better mutual understanding; and to supplement and support existing social science organizations by promoting sociability and attend­ ance at meetings. Its specific aim is to send out from our college persons imbued with social idealism, trained in scientific thought, encouraged to help others to be scientific in their thinking on social ques­ tions. It strives for more cooperation among students of the several branches of social science. Mem­ bers of the faculty, juniors, and seniors are eligible for membership upon recommendation by the fac­ ulty members.

OFFICERS ARE: Mr. S. C. Mangiafico, President; Barbara Rishop, Vice-President; and Mrs. Tom Hall Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. Phi tfpJiUh Otnicfch

Phi Upsilon Omicron is a national honorary fraternity for majors in the field of Home Economics. Its aims are twofold—to promote high standards of honor and intelligence in Home Economics; to encourage cooperation and to establish and strengthen bonds of friendship between the students and the faculty.

OFFICERS ARE: Etta Lee McDaniel, President; Barbara Shellhorse, Vice-President; Norma Williams, Secretary; Eleanor Eubanks, Treas­ urer. Mrs. Anne Smith is the advisor.

Mrs. Smith and Etta Lee McDaniel. 117 The Home Economics Club is an organization for all majors in the field of home economics. Del­ egates from the club attend the fall workshop and the State Home Economics Convention. Through varied programs the club tries to interpret the func­ tions of the field of home economics.

OFFICERS OF THE CLUB ARE: Marilyn Middleton, President; Barbara Shellhorse, First Vice-President; Etta Lee McDaniel, Second Vice-President; LuAnne Harden, Secretary; Carlene Attaway, Treasurer; Lil­ lian Minis, Reporter; Anne Marie Arata, Photogr­ apher. Miss Gladys Gilbert is the club’s advisor.

Uwe Ccvmwca Club ChetitiAttlf Club

The Chemistry Club is composed of chemistry majors who wish to investigate related fields out­ side the classroom. The club holds bi-monthly seminars to discuss various scientific subjects of current interest. Their big activity of the year is Herty Day, when the outstanding chemical scientist of the Southeast is presented the Herty Medal. The group also takes field trips and goes on quarterly trips to Lake Laurel.

TIIE OFFICERS OF THE CLUR ARE: Sarah Anne Staples, President; Ann Bowen, Vice-President; Bar­ bara Holton, Recording Secretary; Ruby McCracken, Corresponding Secretary; Patsy Blalock, Treasurer. Miss Jessie Trawick and Dr. J. F. Vincent are the advisors. ------—

THE MEMORY RETAINS Sketches c{¡ cur experienced marked concepts . . abilities . . . appreciations . .

121 Retreat

The jostling bus ride to Lake Laurel, the arrival, the work begins . . .

A charming meeting place— if you don’t get seasick!

A new year— another Fall Retreat. Lake Laurel is the setting; evaluation and reconstruction the action. Officers of College Government Association, the Recreation Association, and Young Women’s Christian Association unite in planning a program of more effective service for G.S.C.W.’s students.

Between meetings there is time for much fun— cards, caroms, cokes, boat­ ing, and maybe even a hike around the Lake. Of course there are some who spend their free time catching up on past summer’s events or just chatting.

In discussions many subjects are pre­ sented that make us think. Old sparks of animation are rekindled, and both individuals and organizations are chal­ lenged to higher goals for the new year.

122

'JreAkimaH An-itial

“From the South at its best . .

“There’s compensation even in losing Mocxl.

‘Flappy days are here again.’

The upperclassmen and Y ’s Big Sisters eag­ erly awaited the arrival of the new Red and White class. Then . . . the freshmen came, and some of the plans that had been made at re­ treat could be enacted. A schedule filled with handbook classes, health exams, parties, and inevitable entrance exams began. 1

and Orientation Week

“ So this is how the freshmen get to first period classes on time!”

“ To pass or not to pass . . .”

“Mirror, mirror, on the wall . . .”

The busy week climaxed in a recep­ tion and tour at the Mansion and open house in Terrell for the G.M.C. boys. W ith less than one day to recuperate, the tired frosh prepared to meet the de­ mands of regular class routine the next week, and much to their surprise, they found it easier! Food and fun along the way. ‘Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine.'

Annual Hike

“Frosh and juniors stand united . . Keeler, the Killer

. 11 - ' I A warm, clear day in early October, that constant glancing at watches during class, and a hastily-eaten I dinner all forecast a big afternoon at Bonner P a rk - Annual Hike. There was a terrific clash of colors as purple and lavender and green and white vied with red, black, and white, but there was a grand unity in fun and

‘ sportsmanship. Upon arrival food sacks were opened, old Golden Slipper songs re-sung, and the big event began . . . the faculty-senior softball game. The fac­ ulty was victorious in spite of the noble Royal Class’ appearing 100 per cent in the field in the seventh inning.

The barbecue was better than ever— particularly to those at the end of the line! By the light of two huge bonfires the dormitories presented their skits. Bell Hall took first place, and Ennis came in second with her “Grand Old Crew.” It was a wonderful day— delightfully different from classroom monotony and distinctly singular from any other big day on the G.S.C.W. calendar.

“ AH the beasts of the field play.”

Sports Day heads the Jessie sports calendar. This event brings Snag Week to a close in a grand climax of enthusiasm and sportsman­ ship. Everyone comes to breakfast dressed in shorts or jeans of her dormitory colors. The day gets under way with a rousing pep meet­ ing on the tennis courts, and this pep prevails throughout the day. Each dormitory enters a team in softball, volleyball, tennis, ping pong, horseshoes, and shuffleboard.

Softball, tennis, hike . . . what’s next on the agenda?

The competition of the day is a good test of skill and sportsmanship. Although Bell, Terrell, and Beeson were in there fighting, the Royalty from Ennis took home the cup with Terrell taking a close second.

Hail the conquering heroines!

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Sportsmanship — the prize we seek.

Tense is the moment. Got you cornered.

Intramurals play a vital part in our program. Fall Quarter brings volleyball into season, and in the afternoons our front campus is the scene of many a spirited game. This year the freshmen won the tournament with a close victory over the sophomores.

Winter Quarter you’re sure to find everybody heading for the gym with basketball the drawing card. Spirit prevails throughout the quarter as everyone turns out to cheer her team.

With Spring, softball comes into the spotlight. Many a close play at the plate has brought the spectators to their feet, only to hear the umpire yell, “You’re out!”

The next destined post home with joy. Lake Laurel, our week-end refuge. Vice on the point.

The take

“ Anglers boast of the innocence of their pastime.”

Could any Jessie ever forget the week­ ends at Lake Laurel? Bridge, bull ses­ sions, food, swimming, boating . . . and the game of spoons always won by Miss Chapin. For the brave there’s the game of “king on the raft”— only those will­ ing to take a ducking can play. Best of all is singing around the fire as the day ends.

No, none of us could ever forget . . .

‘They all repented, a thousand strong @at half

“ Rare was the revel and well worth while . .

134 “ Death is an Elephant, Torch-eyed and horrible.”

The question in every freshman’s mind the first month of school . . . “ Is tomorrow the D ay?” Rat Day, an unforgettable ordeal . . . the sleep­ less night before; daybreak and the juniors; the floors mopped; the piles of shoes shined . . . and the party bringing the day to a close. But from this day on, the juniors are known as “our Big Sisters.”

“ ‘Blood’ screamed the skull-faced, lean witch-doctors.”

135 A CAPABLE FACULTY . . . WELL EQUIPPED LABORATORIES . . . A WIDE SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES . . . A VARIED CURRICULUM. THROUGH THESE COMES . . . ¿earning

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. . . binding and processing books.

. . . operating business machines.

141 The Claude Thornhill Dance — Spring of 1954.

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Scholarship Barn Dance. The Spivak Dance — Fall Quarter

The mad Saturday rush to get the gym decorated . . . steam rising from the ironing rooms where last minute pressing is taking place . . . the looks of expectancy when the floor phone rings . . . the sighs over roses and orchids . . . The clock moves around toward dance time.

Charlie Spivak and his Orchestra.

143 A dream realized . . . Ded­ ication of the new Science Building.

HctidaifA a\\4 Special OccaJicHJ

G.S.C.W.’s Alumnae Cluhs present movie equipment.

Thanksgiving dinner . . . a treat before the holidays.

144 Decorations in Chappell Hall . . . a sign of Christmas on campus.

The Carol Sin« put Christmas spirit in the air. Tmhm7TTT;»V 7WTmì7

Concertj ZectureJ Appreciation HourA

Ruthanna Boris and Frank Hol»i. Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

Philharmonic Piano Quartet.

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LAKE RETREATS . . . RELIGIOUS FOCUS WEEKS . . .

EARLY MORNING BIBLE STUDIES . . . SUNDAY SERVICES .

STUDENT VESPERS . . . DORMITORY TAPS . . .

MIDNIGHT TALKS UN QUIET ROOMS . . .

THESE UNITE OUR . . .

Ckutck and CampuA

150 “ The Christian in Society” was the topic of classroom discussions.

ßeltyicui 'jccu* "Week OatlI9S4

Our speaker, Rev. John, McGinnis of Tifton, Georgia Afternoon forums brought many to the “Y” Apartment.

151 Food and fun mark the weekly study groups in the “Y” Apartment.

Dormitory taps services provide a few moments of quiet fellow­ ship.

152 “Make a joyful noise . .

153 SHEETS OF MINUTES CLUTTERING TABLES . . . STACKS OF BALLOTS TO BE COUNTED . . . DORMI­

TORY MEETINGS FOR DISCUSSING HOUSE RULES . . . TEST ROOMS WITHOUT TEACHERS . . .

PETITIONS TO BE COMPLETED . . . FALL AND SPRING RETREAT . . . MEETINGS . . . FACULTY-

STUDENT DINNERS . . . ALL ARE PART OF . . .

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The Honor Shield.

Our rules, our code, our procedure.

154 Student petitions precede Winter Quarter election of major officers.

Signing out is an important facet of dormitory Suetta and Martha discuss their speeches for Honor government. Council's chapel program. HARD WORK . . . ODD PILES OF DIRT, WIRE, AND PAINTED MINIATURES ON THE PORCH OF

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STANFORD, HENRY KING ...... The Mansion FERGUSON, ELIZABETH ...... 240 Washington St. MacMAHON, DONALD 11...... 221 South Clark St. FOLGER, I). F...... Parkhurst Apt. SMITH, T. E...... Pendale FULLER, DONALD MAXWELL, MARY THOMAS ...... Beeson Hall Apt. GARNER, MRS. INEZ MEYER, HERBERT A...... North Wilkinson GOFF, ALBEBTA ...... 203 N. Columbia St. BETHEL, SA BA ...... Alumnae Guest House GREENE. HELEN ...... Beeson Apt. 217 BOWDEN, MRS. ORION ...... Box 234 HARPER. MRS. SYBIL ...... Box 74, R.F.D. 1 BURNES. MRS. MARIE B...... Alumnae Office HICKS, MRS. FRANCES ...... 251 South Libertv St. BURNS, M A RY ...... Box 438 INGRAM, MRS. NAN ...... 321 West Montgomery St. BUTLER, MRS. FRANCES ...... Charlton St. IRELAND. MARY JOYCE ...... Bovs Training School CHANDLER, IV A ...... Box 415 IVEY. ROSALINE ...... West End CHEEK, HUGH ...... Box 42 JENKINS, MAGGIE ...... Beeson Apt. 4 DOCK INS, MRS. ANNABELLE Box 341 JONES, NEV A ...... Greene St. DUPREE. MRS. IR EN E ...... Box 9 KEELER, CLYDE ...... 130 North Tatnall St. GIDDINGS, MRS. WILLIE ...... Beeson Hall LLOYD, MRS. SARAH ...... Terrell Hall Apt. HOLMES, PATRICIA ...... Parkhurst Apt. LOWE, MRS. ARTIE B...... Route 4 HOLT, RERTHA ...... McKNKiHT, CECILIA B. JENNINGS. MRS. MARTHA ...... Box 188 MANCHESTER. GERTRUDE ...... 141 South Jackson St. MERCER. MRS. BARBARA ...... P. O. Box 21 MANGIAFICO, SALVATORE ...... Parkhurst Aril. ODOM, IKELLA ...... Box 442 MASSEY, 11. N...... 640 North Columbia S'. ROGERS. ISABEL ...... Beeson Hal! MATHEWS, WALTER B...... Parkhurst Ant. STRICKLAND, MRS. GRACE . MAYNARD, RU T H ...... Green St. Home Mgl. THAXTON, MRS. O. A...... G.S.C.W. MILLS, J O Y C E ...... P. O. Box 341 WEAVER, KATHERINE ...... Box 197 MORGAN, JOHN W ...... Beeson Hall YOUNG, MRS. E. B...... North Wilkinson St. NELSON, MRS. LOUISE II...... Ililldale Farm ABERCROMBIE, MARGARET .441 W. McIntosh St. NELSON. MRS. RUTI1 ...... Route 4 AMICK, LEDA NELSON. SARA . . . 512 North Columbia St. ANTHONY. LOLITA 103 Beeson Hall NOAH, M A X ...... 420 West Thomas St. ANTHONY, MARY ELIZABETH ...... Apt. 2, Parkhurst PADGETT, MAMIE . . . 200 Norlh Columbia St. ARNOT, G E O R G E ...... Apt. 5, Parkhurst PEABODY. MRS. CECILIA . . . . 401 W. Montgomery Si. BAUGH,BETTY ...... 137 West Hancock Si, PERRY. L E N E L L E ...... P. O. Box 82 BEISWANGER, RARBARA . . . . . 140 West Washington OUAY. MRS. LORENE . . Milledgeville State Hospital BEISWANGER, GEORGE 140 West Washington REYNOLDS, MRS. EMILY ...... 321 North Clark St. BENTON. MARIBEI...... Alumnae Guest House RICHARDS, W. II...... Parkhurst Api. BOLTON. EUR I BELLE . . . 41 1 West Greene St. ROBINSON, LUCY ...... Parkhurst Ant. F BELL, A N N ...... P. O. Box 82 SATTERFIEI I). VIRGINIA ...... Box 80 BONNER, JAMES C...... 120 South Jackson St. SCOTT, KATHERINE . . . . 201 North Jefferson St. BROOKS. MARY B...... Fowler Apt.. McIntosh St. SIBLEY. MRS. FRANCES ...... 330 Grren St. BROWDER, MRS. AGNES B. . . . 410 S. Jefferson St. SMITH, MRS. ANN ...... 501 Green St. BUSBEE. MARY B E T H ...... Alumnae Guest House SMITH. SARAH B...... 141 West Baldwin St. CALHOUN, E L S I E ...... SONGER, MRS. FLORENCE CHAPIN, GRACE ...... SPECHT, JOE ...... West Green St. COMER. J. W ILSON ...... Apt. 1, Parkhurst STOKES. J A M E S ...... Box 527 CRESAP, MRS. MARGARET . . 1001 West Hancock St. STOKES, LOUISE ...... Box 527 DAWSON, EDWARD TRAWICK. JESSIE Thornton’s, Sandersville Road DORRIS. MRS. FER N ...... 318 Beeson Hall TURNER. PATTIE ...... Reeson Hall Apt. DOTY. MRS. R U T H ...... VICEDOMINI. GLORIA ...... Terrell B & C EAKINS, MANLY A...... 21 Matheson Road VINCENT. J. F...... 640 West Charlton St. ELLISON, M A RY ...... West Montgomery WALSTON. ROSA LEE ...... Alumnae Guest House ENGLISH, MILDRED ...... Beeson Apt. 217 WHIT®". F A N N IE ...... ERWIN, MRS. SELM A ...... R.F.D. I W HITE, JANE ...... Apt. A, Parkhurst FENNELL. W . E...... Student kirectcrif

ADAMS, BARBARA A N N ...... 179 Bank St., Smyrna BEAN. MARGARET . 1310 N. Highland Ave., N.E., Atlanta ADAMS, BARBARA ANN .... 314 Stewart Ave., Thomaston BEAVERS, BEVEBLY MABIE ADAMS, JANE L O U IS E ...... 118 E. H ill St., Decatur 1890 Beecher Bd., S.W., Atlanta ADAMS, MARY EVELYN .... 3230 Ingleside Ave., Macon BELAND, MARY JANE . 905 Adair Ave., N.E., Atlanta ALBERT, JUDITH M A RIE ...... Danielsville Rd., Athens BELCH, MARTHA J O ...... 212 College Ave., Douglas ALFORD, GRACE LITTLE . . 250 N. Jefferson, Milledgeville BELK, BABBARA E U N IC E ...... Route 2, Doerun ALLMOND, E M E L Y N ...... 507 McIntosh St., Vidalia BELL, CLARAMEL ...... Bishop ALSTON, STELLA ...... W . Church St., Sandersville BELL, JANE L O U IS E ...... 4 Buchanan St., Newnan ALZATE, ELVIRA SUAREZ ...... Colombia, S. A. BENNETT, CAROLYN Y E T E V A ...... Waleska AMIS. ANGELYN B RO W N ...... McDonough BENTLEY, LALIA FLORENCE R.F.D. 4, Washington ANDERSON, FRANCES ELIZABETH ...... Grovetown BERENTHIEN, MARIAN . . . 3383 Vineville Ave.. Macon ANDERSON, JA N ...... Jefferson BERRONG, M A N IT A ...... Swint Ave., Milledgeville ANSLEY, BINY JESSICA ...... 579 Marjorie PI., Macon BERRY, MARIANNE ...... West End, Milledgeville ARATA, ANN M A R IE ...... Route 2, Box 8, Hahira BISHOP, BARBARA M A E ...... Route 4, Ball Ground ASPINWALL, BARBARA A N N ...... Patterson BIVENS, MARY H ELEN ...... Pierce Dr., Warner Robins ATT AWAY, NETTIE CARLENE . 129 Greeneville St., Newnan BLALOCK, PATRICIA RUTH . 604 Vi Davis Ave., Tifton AVANT, BARBARA JEAN . . . .114 First Ave., Sandersville BLACKSTOCK, POLLY EDW ARDS ...... Milledgeville BLOCKER, WILLIE CAROLYN ...... Route 3, Jesup BAGGARLEY, GEORGIA LEATRICE ...... Roberta BLOUNT, SUZANNE V ILLA RD ...... Wrightsville BAGWELL, MYRA LO U ISE ...... Route 1, Canton BOLEYN, MILDRED LEE . . 107 S. Libertv St., Milledgeville BARINEAU, JOYCE A N N ...... 259 Milam Cr„ Clarkston BOND. BABBARA A N N E ...... Route 1, Reynolds BARNHILL, HELEN TERRELL ...... Box 82, Whigham BONDURANT. HELEN JOPLING . .415 Candler St., Winder BARB, ALMA IR IS ...... Box 32, Nahunta BONNER, JANE ARRINGTON ...... Ellaville BARRETT, MILDRED ELEANOR BONZO. MARY ETHEL .... 227 W . Vineland St., Augusta 134 Furnace St., Cedartown BOSTICK, CORNELIA McDONAl.D BASS, MARGARET ELLEN 426 S. Jefferson St., Milledgeville 331 N. Jefferson St., Milledgeville BOWEN, LENA A N N E ...... Chester BATCHELOR, FBANCES NADINE . Green St., Warner Robins BOW ERS, JANE PROBERT 221 E. Church St., Sandersville BATSON, CLARA M A E ...... Route 1, Milledgeville BOWLES, PATRICIA ANN ...... 305 4th St., Manchester

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BOZEMAN, THELMA JUANITA . . 409 Riley Ave., Fort Valley DORROH, VIRGINIA PEACOCK ...... Macon BRADY, MARTHA COLLEEN .... 222 Big A Rd., Toccoa DRAWDY, VIRGINIA ...... Route 2, Blackshear BRANCH, BEVERLY CLAIRE . 202 Weaver St., Baxley DUCKWORTH, RICHIE DEANE ...... R.F.D., Norwood BRAY, J U N E ...... 320 E. Church St., Sandersville DUKE. DORIS ELIZABETH BRITT, BARBARA J E A N ...... Darien Route 5, Box 290, Aiken, South Carolina BROOM, BABBARA ANNE DUNAWAY, FRANCES ELIZABETH 438 N. Grandview, Daytona Beach, Fla. 28 North Side Dr., Newnan BROWN, EMMA RUTH ...... 289 S. College St., Metier DURHAM, BEVELYN LAM ARA ...... Woodville BROW N , JU DY F R A N C E S ...... Williamson DYE, MARTHA LEE ...... 211 Vernon PL, Sandersville BROWN, MARIAN FRANCES . . 709 Worsham St., Covington BROWN, MARIE ANNETTE ...... Locust Grove ELLERBEE, BARBARA JU N E ...... Route 3, Thomaston BROWN, MARTHA AN N E ...... 120 Terrell Dr., Toccoa ELROD, IDA JA N E ...... 401 North Park Ave., Tifton BROWN, MYRA BELLE ...... Rochelle ENGLISH, CAROL STONE ...... Sandersville BROW N, OU IDA L O R E T T A ...... Box 227, Sandersville ENNIS, E M O L E N E ...... Hardwick BROWN, SHERRILL LYNN ...... 414 Lake Ave., Griffin ERW IN , GLORIA ANN BUBCH, MARY ELAIN E ...... Eastman R.F.D. 1, Belldock Farm, Milledgeville BURGE, BETTY A N N ...... Route 4, Americus ESCOBAB, MARTA POSADA BU RK, M ARY L O U IS E ...... Route 1, Rome Carrera 50, Medellin, Colombia, S. A. BURNETT, SHIRLEY ELAINE .... 454 Main St., Colouitt ESKEW, MARTHA ANNE .... 3488 Vineville Ave., Macon BURTON, ELIZABETH ANN . . . 421 W. Tenth St., Tifton EUBANKS, ELEANOR VIRGINIA BURTON, MARTHA ALICE ...... Boston Bd., Thomasville 2569 Old Holton Rd., Macon BUSBEE, L U C IL E ...... Lilly EVERETT, BARBARA J E A N ...... Route 1, Poulan

CALHOUN, MARGARET JEAN . .138 Wages Dr., Decatur FAIRCLOTH, MARTHA F R A N C E S ...... Abbeville CAMP, MARTHA J O ...... 211 Wadley Ave., East Point FAULKNER, J E N E T T A ...... Willachoochee CAMP, SARA PA G E ...... Box 155, Smyrna FERGUSON, PEGGY H E X IE ...... Molena CANADY, JUNE M A R I E ...... Hobby Hill, Sylvania FERNANDEZ, M A N OLIT A...... 231 Tate St., Elberton CAREY, BETTY JEANNINE .... 2697 Napier Ave., Macon FIELDS, MARGARET A N N ...... Grovetown CARPENTER, SUSAN M O N T IN E ...... Milan FINCHER. KATHRYN ANN . . 830 Washington St., Covington CARR, BETTY A N N ...... Sparta FLANAGAN, MARY E L IZ A B E T H ...... Route 3, Athens CARR, CAROLE ANN . 441 W. Montgomery St., Milledgeville FLANDERS, MYRA HENRIETTA ...... Norwood CARTER, CAROL ...... 3315 Howard Ave.. Columbus FORDHAM, DOROTHY A N N ...... Toomsboro CARTER, CAROLYN ...... Route 3. Elberton FOSTER, MARGARET D E L O R E S ...... Box 503, Canton CARTER. CLAIRE HARRIET . 3315 Howard Ave.. Co'umbus FOSTER. PATRICIA K AY ...... Box 503, Canton CARTER, EM ILY A N N ...... Box 505, Toccoa FOWLER, CAROLYN FRANCES . W. Hines St.. Milledgeville CARTER, MARY BATHSHEBA ...... Box 505. Toccoa FOWI.ER, MARTHA BOWDOIN . Route 3, Sandersville CARTER. PEGGY CYNTHIA Route 1. Box 47, Hoboken FREEMAN, LORETTA K I T ...... Route 3, Conyers CARY, ROSEMARY ...... Carrington Woods. Milledgeville FULGIIUM. D IX IE A N N ...... W . College St., Wrightsville CASO. MARTHA ANA . . . Esperanza No. 406. Havana. Cuba FULLER, CAROL KAY . . . Q t r s . 27. Apt. 8, Fort McPherson CHALKLEY, CAROLYN JANE . . . . 529 N. Hill St., Griffin FULLER, MELISSA H O O D ...... 257 Morton Ave., Athens CHAMBEBS, IONE LYNELLE . . . 5770 Houston Rd., Mac«-. CHAMBERS, REVA J O Y C E ...... Trion GARAT, DELIA . . . Calle D No. 252, Vedado, Havana, Cuba CHAMBERS, RITA L O U ...... Chauncev GARRUTT, REBECCA A N N E ...... Route 1, Jes>.p GARNER, REVERLY MILDRED Warthen St., Sandersville CHAMBERS, B E S S I E ...... Snarta CIIANG. HE CHUN . No. 9-2 KA, Bumin-Dong. Pusan, Korea GARRARD. VIRGINIA LEE ...... 801 Durden St., Vidalia CHEATHAM. ANN BASMATH . . . 906 Tenth Ave., Albany GAY. UVERLYN ...... 200 W. Liberty St., Lyons GILBERT, CHARLOTTE ELLEN CHEELEY. SHIRLEY JE A N ...... Boland St., Sparta CHRISTENSEN, GAYLE ELIZABETH P. O. Box 174, Macclenny, Fla. 916 2nd St.. S.E., Moultri" GILBREATH. JOAN RI1EA Route 3, Rossville CHRISTIAN. DIDO JUSTINIAN .311 Whitfield St., S-vrna GILES, GLYNDA ANNE ...... 605 Linton Rd., Sandersville CHURCHWELL. B E T T Y ...... Vienna GILL. CAROLYN ELIZABETH ...... Manchest-r GILM ORE, ALICE BARNES . 123 S. Clarke St., Milledgeville CLELAND, MARTHA ANNETTE 827 Cumberland Rd.. Atlanta GILMORE, MARTHA LOURAINE COFER, EDITH CHRISTINE .... 329 E. 5th St., Louisville 123 S. Clark St., Milledwvi'le GILMORE, MAY ELIZABETH ...... 410 Smith St., Dublin COFIELD. M A R T H A ...... Warthen GLENN. GLORIA ...... 134 Sapp Ave., Pe'ham COHAN. DOROTHY E V E L Y N ...... St. George COLLIER, MARTHA B E I X E ...... Route 2, Athens GOGGINS. EDITH N E L L ...... Route 1, Thomaston GONZALEZ. LILIA COLLINS, MARTHA PATRICIA ...... WoodstoeA 37-37 Warren St., Jackson lights, L. I., New York COLOUITT. W ILBU R SUE . 50« S. Green St., Thomaston GREER. CH A RLEN E...... 313 E. Attamaha St., Fitzgerald COMBS. MARY J I M ...... Roopville Hwv., Carrollton GUERRERO, ISABEL GOMEZ CONNER. FRANCES M A RIO N ...... Hardwick Carrera 40, No. 25-29, Bogota, Colomb'a COOK, DOROTHY MARGENE ...... Pendergrass GBIFFIN, PATRICIA N E E L ...... Savannah COOK, HELEN JACOUELINE . 257 Adams St., TenniHe COOK. HELEN KATHLEEN . 1745 Meadowdale Ave., Atlanta COOPER. DIA N E ...... 313 East 4th Ave.. Rome HAINES, ELSIE J A N I C E ...... Luthersville COX. DOROTHY A N N E ...... Manchester HALL, BETTY JE A N ...... 17th Ave., E., Cordele CROFT. EVA JE A N E T T E ...... Lee Street Rd., Am'-rj-ns HALL, FANNIE V IR G IN IA ...... Meigs CRO O K E. FLORENCE E A R L IN E ...... Elliiav HALL, MARY R A M E L L ...... Route 1, Cairo CROSBY. DET OTS TENEAN...... 218 S. Main S».. BaxW IIALL, RUBY A N IT A ...... Holly Springs CROWELL. BARBARA JEAN . .2019 Ellis St.. HALL, S H IR L E Y ...... Route 1, Cochran CULPEPPER. MARIAN ATLYN . . 103 Oakwood Rd- Ro™~ HANNA. MARY E. M OSELY ...... Donalsonville CURRY. M ARY E L E A N O R ...... Oconee HARDEN, LUANNE ...... Box 70, Watkinsville CUTTS. PAMELIA ANNE ...... 405 Lawrence St.. Marietta IIARDIE, MARGARET LISA . . Route 1, Box 188, Austell IIARDIE, REBA EVELYN ...... Route 2, Gordon HARDY, SARA ELIZABETH ...... Finleyson DALTON, CAROLYN LUCILLE . 723 Charlton Rd., Rome HARMON, LORENE E D IT H ...... 561 S. Elm St., Jesup DANIEL, JU N E ...... 115 Winthrope Ave.. Millen HARPE. ANNIE J O ...... Route 1, Thomaston DAVIDSON, FAITHEY AGNES ...... Danville HARPER, MARY E M I L Y ...... Madison DAVIS, ANN E L IZ A B E T H ...... R.F.D. 2, Warthen HARRELL, BABBARA S U E ...... R.F.D. 2, Gibson DAVIS, CARMEN ETTEINNE ...... Willacoochee DAVIS, MARILYN R E B A ...... Route 2, Davisboro HARRELL, HELEN W ARD ...... Box 253, Edison HARRIS, DORIS ELIZABETH ...... Route 1, Musella DAVIS, MARTHA G W E N D O L Y N ...... Edison HARRIS, SUSIE W YLENE ...... Hardwick DAVIS, NAN ESTELLE ...... Demorest HART, MARJORIE ...... Warrenton DAVIS, PATRICIA IRENE . . 121 N. Elbert St., Milledgeville HARVEY, JENNY ELLENE 207 Gray St., Millen DAVIS, SARA CAROLYN ...... Baxley DIXON, HARRIETT VIRGINIA . Route 1, Manchester HAWKINS, MARTHA ANN . . . 206 Forrest Ave., Thomaston IIAYMON. SIHRLEY A N N ...... Wrens DIXON, RIJTII ELLEN ...... 601 11th Ave., E., Cordele HEARD. MARY JA C K IE ...... Franklin DOMINGOS, FRANCES M cKENZIE ...... Box 5, Milner HEATH, JANICE . . . 109 Pleasant Hill Rd., Warner Robins DOOLITTLE, CHARLOTTE FAYE IIENAO, ESTHER JUDITH 214 Progress Ave., Hawkinsville No. 4-37 Roldanillo, Valle, Colombia £ tu 4ent fcif-ectcrif

HENDERSON, BETTY J A N E ...... Monticello LEE, JUNE C A R O L Y N ...... Pembroke HENDRICKSON, EVELYN ROSANNE LENIS, MR. GELMER . Calle 7 No. 6-42, Cartago, Colombia 505 Bloomfield, Athens LEROY, S H IR L E Y ...... Box 28, Tignall HENRY, PATRICIA ELAINE . . 601 S. Center St., Thomaston LEWIS, BARBARA CA RO L ...... Davisboro HERNDON, MARGARET ...... M.S.H., Milledgeville LEWIS, MARTHA CAMP .... 514 West Poplar St., Griffin HERRING, NANCY AN N E ...... Route 2, Whigham LIFSEY, CHERRIE LYNNE ...... Meansville IIICKS, LILA BEATRICE LIPSCOMB, GAIL ...... 1430 Sylvan Rd., S.W., Atlanta 807 W. 44th St., Vancouver, Washington LYON, DAVELLE E...... Route 4, Ball Ground HILEY, ETTA ...... R.F.D. 3, Fort Valley HILL, ELLA FRANCES . . 308 Washington St., Summerville McCARSON, ANN E D G E ...... 313 College St., Cedartown HOBBS, DOROTHY ANNETTE...... Davis Rd„ Martinez McCl e l l a n d , s h i r l e y a n n ...... Pelham HODGES, MARCIA J E R L ! ...... Brinson McCLUNEY, CAROLYN JOANNE . . . P. O. Box 5, Hardwick HODGES, REBECCA . 151 E. Montgomery St., Milledgeville McCLUSKEY, SYLVIA M AE ...... Route 2, Chickamauga HODGES, S Y L V IA ...... Oconee McCONNELL, MARY ELIZABETH . R.F.D. 1, Powder Springs HOLLAND, MARTHA A N N ...... Lavonia McCORKLE, B A R B A R A ...... Butler HOLLEY, BETTY S U E ...... Juliette McCOY, BETTY JOYCE ...... 201 Plum Ave., Millen HOLLIS, SYLVIA YVONNE ...... Box 206, Warner Robins McCRACKEN, RUBY N E LL ...... Buekhead HOLLOWAY, ANGELYN RUTH . 614 S. Center St., Thomaston McD a n i e l , b o b b i e m y r t i c e ...... Mitcheir HOLLOWAY, BETTY ...... Lvons McDANIEL, ETTA L E E ...... Route 1, Glenwood HOLT, HELEN JA N E ...... 613 W. Qiiillev St., Griffin McDOWELL, HELEN THERESA . 315 E. Jones St., Savannah HOLTON, BARBARA A N N ...... Camilla McGEE, MARSHA W IN IFRED ...... Chiplev HOOKS, SHIRLEY ANNE . . . P. O. Box 286, Milledgeville McKNEELY, BOBBIE J O E ...... R.F.D., Riverdale HOOVER, NAN S M IT H ...... 1200 Prince St., Brunswick McMILLAN, SHIRLEY ANN ...... Box 1, Pavo H OPPER, MARY J E A N ...... Rabun Gap McNAIR, EMILY F R A N C E S ...... Calvary HORNE, CAROLYN ELIZABETH McNEIL, MARY FRANCES...... 917 First Ave., Albany 240 E. Hancock St., Milledgeveille MacDONALD, MARTHA VIRGINIA HORNE, SHERRY ...... New Era Rd., Americus 405 S. Harris St., Sandersville HORTON, DOROTHY JU N E ...... Davisboro MADDOX, DAWN VIRGINIA ...... Luella HOUSE, VIRGINIA LEE ...... Box 8, Lyons MADDOX, OLIVE F L E U R E T T E ...... Roberta HOWARD, ANNE ELIZABETH ...... Box 171, Lexington MARR, EMMA JA N E ...... 104 Gramling St., Marietta HOWARD, MARTHA JE A N ...... Route 2, Thomson MARSH, JACQUELINE ...... Swint Ave., Milledgeville HOWELL, SALLIE LOU .... Route 3, Box 215, Smyrna MARSHALL, EDNA G IL E S ...... Manchester HUDSON. MRS. JOHN H. . Carrington Woods, Milledgeville MARTIN, ANNE B O N D ...... Hartwell St., Royston HUNT, BEVERLY ALLENE ...... 16th Ave., E., Cordele MARTIN, HAZEL MAURICE . . 8 W. Jones St., Statesboro MARTIN, LILLIAN ELIZABETH HUSSEY. CAROLYN E L IZ A B E T H ...... Sparta Route C, Airport Rd., Griffin HUTCHINSON, CLIFFORD SELBY . 304 7th St., Waynesboro MARTIN, MARY C A R O L Y N ...... Flemington HUTTO, A L V A L Y N ...... 308 Person St., Fort Valley MARTIN, MYRA IN IT A ...... Route 1, Hartsfield MARTIN, SYLINA JE A N ...... Alapaha IVEY, S A R A L Y N ...... 1629 Swint Ave., Milledgeville IVY, A N N E ...... Route 4, Athens MATHIS, EDNA AMERSON ...... Mitchell MATHIS, MARY G W E N D O L Y N ...... Box 36, Naylor JACKSON, JESSIE L E E ...... Gordon MAXWELL. PATRICIA ANN . . . Roopville Rd., Carrollton JACKSON S U Z A N N E ...... Wrightsville MAY, F L O R E N C E ...... Warthen MAY, PA TH RUTH . 105 N. Pleasant Hill Rd., Warner Robins JARAM ILLO, ANA ARBELAEZ Carrera 74 No. 41-26, Medellin, Colombia MEADOWS, MARY J O ...... R.F.D. 3, Box 18, Eatonton JARDINE, ALLIE ELAINE. . . .411 Franklin St., Douglas MIDDLEBROOKS, PATRICIA ANNE JEFFARES, COREDA A N N ...... Route 1, McDonough 604 First St., Fort Valley MIDDLETON, JOYCE A L E T H A ...... Waverly JENKINS, EVA M A E ...... Route 2, Sumner MIDDLETON, MARILYN ...... Blakely JERK IN S, MARTHA R U T H ...... Pacific Ave., Austell MILLS, MARILYN JO Y ...... P. O. Box 271, Wavnesboro JOHNS, GLADYS IONA ...... Route 1, Box 70, Nahunta MIMS, LILLIAN ...... Powell Ave., Blakelv JOHNSON, DOROTHY JEAN MITCHELL, ELLA JEAN ...... 950 Quinlan Dr., Macon 515 W. Jessamine St., Fitzgerald MOBLEY, BETTY J O ...... McDonough JOHNSON, FRANCES MORRIS . . . 808 Lee St., Brunswick MOON, D A L A ...... Ellerslie JOHNSON, SHIRLEY A N N ...... Sparta JOHNSTON, CLARA ...... Route 2, Dry Branch MORGAN, FRANKIE JO Y C E ...... Route 1, Omega MORGAN, PEGGY R U T H ...... Route 4, Americus JONES, BARBARA A N N ...... Route 1, Louisville M O RRIS, CAROLYN JA N E T ...... 206 Smith St., Tennille JONES, BESSIE M O D E N E ...... Cataula M ORRIS, F INDA L E E ...... Appling JONES, BETTY A N N ...... Route 2, Box 508, Waycross MORRIS, MARY JANE ...... 504 Ava St., Wavcross JONES, JAN ICE ...... Box C, Sale City MUGGRIDGE, BETTY ...... Route 1, Box 221, Cairo JONES, MARGOLESE LAURA . . . 102 Fourth St., Augusta MURPHY, MARY J E A N ...... Sparta JONES, MARY LOIS . . 2892 Grandview Ave., N.E., Atlanta JONES, SUSAN JA N E ...... 191 Black St., Jesup NEWCOMER, ELIZABETH HAVILAND . Route 2, Fitzgerald JORDAN. ESTHER LEANN ...... 299 Alberta Dr., Atlanta NUNN, MAIDANA KNOTT . . 601 S. Wayne St., Milledgeville JORDAN, GAYLE ELIZABETH ...... Wrightsville JORDAN, HELEN M ILLER ...... Stapleton ODOM, OUIDA G A IL ...... Gardi O ’NEAL, MARGARET H. . .1113 Jefferson St., East Point KANDEL, MARTHA ANN . . . .1706 Barnard St., Savannah ORR, ELEANOR PATRICIA . . . 216 Second Ave., Decatur KAWAR, ABLA ...... Nazareth, Israel OSORIO, ELVIRA RUBIO KEATON, BETTY L...... 105 Harris St., Cuthbert Ave. 8, 10-93, Cali, Colombia, S. A. KEENE, D IX IE F A Y ...... 315 Duncan St., Dublin OWEN, LILY ST A RLIN G ...... Box 163, Milledgeville KEITH, ADELIA J O A N N E ...... Route 3, Greenville OWEN, MARY FRA N CES...... Route 2, Blakely KEMP, SHIRLEY A N N ...... 411 N. Main St., Madison OZBURN, MARY S U E ...... 226 E. 48th St., Savannah KENNEDY, MILDRED KATHERINE W. Court St., Wrightsville PADILLA, N E R Y ...... Cali, Colombia KHAZIN, W A D A D ...... Nazareth, Israel PACE, NANCY HASSIE ...... Route I, Oxford KING, NELLIE CATHERINE ...... 345 Best Dr., Athens PADGETT, FRANCES LOUISE ...... Route 4, Americus KITCHENS, JUNE E L A IN E ...... Milledgeville PALMER, THELMA M A R T H A ...... Edison KLECAN, JOAN ELA IN E ...... Guyton PARK, D O RIS A N N ...... Route 2, Newnan KNELL. KARMA ELIZABETH . . . 241 Church St., Elberton PARKER, EVELYN RAM SEY ...... Milledgeville KNIGHT, NANCY A N N E ...... Route 1, Social Circle PARKER, JACQUELINE MAUREEN KUSUMADILAGA, SUMARTINI 310 W. Ogeechee St., Sylvania 18 Tjikini, Djakarta, Indonesia PARKER, JANETH ELAINE ...... 548 Orange St., Jesup PARKER, LILLY RU T H ...... Box 221, Ludowici LAGERBLAD, SHIRLEY YVONNE PARKER, MARY ETHELENE . . . 609 15th Ave., E., Cordele 110 E. Victory Dr., Savannah PATTERSON, DALLAS A N N ...... Cusseta LANCASTER, VIRGINIA LO U ISE ...... Lumber City PAYNE, FLORA A N N ...... Wrightsville LANDRUM, CHARLOTTE ANN . . . 105 S. 10th St., Griffin PEEL, J A N E ...... Milam LANGDON, JOYCE ELAINE . . . Commerce St., Hawkinsville PERRY, CHLOE JE A N ...... Claxton LANIER, MARTHA A N N ...... WMte Plains PERVIS. ANN L O U ...... Rartow LAYFIELD, MARY INEZ . Route 1, Box 310, Milledgeville PETTIGREW, MARGUERITE ...... Route 2, Milledgeville

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PHELPS, AUDRY GERALDINE ...... Greensboro SPROULL, SUSAN L Y N N ...... 5 Grove St., Aragon PHELPS, HELEN JANET ...... 312 S. St., Greensboro STAFFORD, SHIRLEY JE A N ...... Oglethorpe POPPELL, SHIRLEY ANNE .... 297 W . Orange St., Jesup STANCIL, LATTIE ELIZABETH POWELL, ANNIE LOUISE ...... 530 Second St., Shannon 781 Moreland Ave., S.E., Atlanta POWELL, ELIZABETH JOAN . . . 530 Second St., Shannon STANTON, MARY N ELLE ...... Box 363, McDonough POWERS, SARA FRANCES .... Lake Sinclair, Milledgeville STAPLES, SARAH ANNE ...... 206 College St., Cuthbert PRESCOTT, JANETTE . . 114 Jackson Cr., Ft. Lee, Virginia STEINIIARDS, ASTRA RUTA ...... M.S.H., Milledgeville PRICE, NORA N EA L ...... 405 Durden St., Vidalia STEPHENS, MARION ELIZABETH . 19 Ward St., Carrollton PRITCHETT, ETTA C H A R L S IE ...... Box 72, Blue Ridge STEVENS, FRANCINE ...... Hardwick STOKES, J E A N ...... Empire RAILEY, MINNIE KATHRYN ...... Sumter STONE, D O R I S ...... Hoboken RAINEY, CAROLYN ANNE ...... 1400 Swift St., Perry STONE, EMIL1E JACQUELYN RAINWATER, MARY ANN ...... 7 South St., Carrollton 608 W. Magnolia St., Fitzgerald RAWLS, M ABLE ...... Eatonton STONE, SARA FRA N C ES...... 11th St., Waynesboro RAY, HANNAH DASHER ...... Box 93, Harlem STOVALL, SHIRLEY S U E ...... Martin REESE, ALICE L...... Hardwick STRICKLAND, BETTY J O ...... Hampton REEVES, KATHRYN IONA . . . 2729 Nancy St., Columbus STRICKLAND, DOROTHY WILLENE REEVES, PATRICIA ANN .... 124 Central St., Cedartown 20 Parklane, Thomaston REGISTER, HELEN IRENE ...... 112 South Dr., Dublin STRICKLAND, MARION LAVERNE . . . Box 33, Nahunta REGISTER. JANET CAROLYN . 206 E. Yale St., College Park STRICKLAND. MATTIE G R A C E ...... Hoboken REYNOLDS, CAROL DALE . 1103 Atlantic Dr., N.W., Atlanta STROZIER, LEE DUPREE ...... Greenville RI1ENEY, L E IL A ...... Hephzibah SUMMERLIN, MARY ALICE . . 702 N. Gaskin Ave., Douglas RHODEN, ANNETTE . . 305 Commonwealth, Port Wentworth SUTTON, CLAIRE CLAUDETTE ...... Twin City RICE, SARA L E O N S ...... 53 Vinson Hghts., Milledgeville SUTTON, REBA SUE ...... 701 First St., Fort Valley RICHARDS. DOROTHY ANN 310 Delaware St., Johnson City, Tennessee TAMAYO, BEATRIZ RICHARDSON, BARBARA ANN Carrera 26, No. 47-36 Medellin, Colombia 756 Royal Palm Ct., Orlando, Florida TAYLOR, CAROL L O U IS E ...... Route 6, Eastman R ID D IC K , SONYA E L IZ A B E T H ...... Rupert TAYLOR, JACQUELYN JUANITA RIGGINS, GLORIA ANN ...... 338 S. Main St., Thomaston 2190 Hambrick Rd., Stone Mountain RITCHIE, JO NAN ...... 197 Highland, Athens THAYER, MARGARET N E L L ...... 1127 Macon St., Perry ROBERTS, BEBE ETH EL ...... Gray THIGPEN, GERTRUDE HUSSEY .... M.S.H., Milledgeville ROBERTSON, A N N ...... 204 Fourth Ave., Manchester THOMAS, MARY A N N ...... 1346 Calhoun St., Macon ROBERTSON, MARJORIE ANNE THOMAS, SHIRLEE CAROL . . . 203 Tenth St., Louisville 829 Myrick St., Wavnesboro THOMPSON, MARY E L IZA B E T H ...... Route 3, Ashburn ROBISON, SARAH ELIZABETH ...... Route 1, Monroe THOMPSON, MARY GAIL . 4282 Hermance Dr., Brookhaven RODGERS, LILLIAN D A M E ...... Box 34, Oglethorpe THOMPSON, SHIRLEY ANN . . . 902 Woodrow St., Dublin ROGERS, BETTY J A N E ...... Box 166, Broxton THORNTON, RUTH V E R M E L ...... Morgan ROGERS, MARTHA JA N E ...... College St., Blakely THRASHER, DOROTHY LEE ROLLEN, HENRIETTA D E A N ...... Franklin 1000 Barnesville St., Thomaston R O Z IE R , MARTHA McDONALD . . 801 Newcastle, Brunswick TIDWELL, EMILY JANE . . 2034 Palifox Dr., N.E., Atlanta RUFFIN, HAZEL W IL L E N E ...... 875 Emory Ave., Macon TRAYLOR, ELIZABETH W ARREN ...... Gabbettville TRUITT, PEGGY S U E ...... Box 366, Bremen SADLER, BETTY JE A N ...... Nahunta TUCKER, BARBARA RUTH . . . Lexington Ave., Washington SALASAR, MR. SALVADOR TURNER, FRANCES E R IN ...... Route 2. Macon Calle 3a No. 59, Vibora, Havana, Cuba TURNER, L O IS ...... King Spring Rd., Smyrna SAMMONS, MRS. ELIZABETH TYREE, ARLINE FRANCES . . . . 410 18th Ave., E., Cordele Carrington Woods, Milledgeville SANDERS, BARBARA JANICE UNGLESBEE, BARBARA CLAIRE 315 Barnesville St., Thomaston Route 2, Box 517, Savannah SANDERS, JOHNNIE L O U ...... Danielsville SANDERS, MYRTLE ARNALL . . . 34 College St., Newnan VARNADOE, SHIRLEY ANN . . . 115 12th Ave., E., Cordele SCARBOROUGH, SYLVIA ARLENE VERA, LILIA . . Transversal 19, No. 60-86, Bogota, Colombia 221 E. Main St., Fort Valley VIRDEN, JO A N N E ...... Marshallville SCHÜTZ, CAROL ANN . . . 633 Moreland Ave., N.E., Atlanta VON PIPPIN, PEGGY ANNE ...... Berryville, Virginia SCOTT, BARBARA ANNE . . . 43 Rommel Ave., Garde- C'»y SCOTT, MAE JA N E ...... Route 2, Midville WADE, BETTY JE A N ...... Route 2, Arabi SELLERS MARYION V IR G IE ...... R.F.D. 2. Pelham WALKER, EUGENIA LEE .... 818 Hightower Rd., Macon SESSIONS, PEGGY ELIZABETH W ALKER, FRANCES E...... Wavnesville 430 Baldwin Ave., Milledgeville WALTON, GRACE B R A D L E Y ...... Route 4, Washington SEWELL, JUDY O LIV IA ...... Big A Rd., Toccoa W ARREN, J O S E P H IN E ...... Nahunta SHARPE. ELLEN LURAY ...... N. State St., Lyons WATSON, YVONNE ...... Route 5, Milledgeville SHELL, FLORENCE D E E N ...... Pineview WATTS, VIRGINIA ALETTA . . . 1002 Coral Rd., Waycross SHELLHORSE. BARBARA ANN . . 12 Jones St., Cartersville W EBB, MARY FRANCES . . .11 5 W . Central Ave., Moultrie SHE! TON, BARBARA A N N ...... Warrenton W ELDON, ELIZABETH ANN . 9 Brookland Ave., Cartersville SHIPP. MARY J O N ...... Ta'botton WEST, BILLIE SUE ...... 950 E. Solomon St., Griffin SHORT, NANCY MARGARET ...... Clavton WESTALL, MARJORIE JEAN . 2238 E. Mobley St., Savannah SIGMAN, MARTHA A N N E ...... Social Circle WILCIIER, JOAN ELAINE ...... Gibson SIKES, PATRICIA A N N ...... Box 296, Claxton W ILD ER, PATRICIA ANN . 705 Tucker Ave., Waynesboro SIMS, EVANGALIAN ANGELIA ...... Pembroke WILLIAMS, BETTY JANE ...... 506 Folks St., Waycross SIMS, RAMONA J O Y C E ...... Pembroke WILLIAMS, BETTY JEAN . . . 105 Mathews Cir., Marietta SIMS, SUETTA ...... Hamilton Ave., Winder WILLIAMS, ELINOR JEANNE ...... Route 5, Colquitt SKELTON, PHYLLIS ANN . . . 129 S. Wayside St., Cornelia WILLIAMS, JOAN MAE . . 804 Longwood Dr., N.W., Atlanta SKINNER, Mil DREI) LEIGH . 614 Thompson Ave., Covington WILLIAMS, JUNE DELORES ...... P. O. Box 1164, Rome SLATER, ANNETTE...... P. O. Box 54, Cobbtown WILLIAMS, NORMA RA T A ...... Route 2, Buchanan SMITH, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH . . . Route 1, Loganville WILLOUGHBY, MARY FRANCES . 202 Dallas Rd., Villa Rica SMITH, DO RIS C...... Toomsboro WILLIS, MRS. JIMMIE BBOW N ...... Columbus SMITH, FARRIS REBECCA ...... Box 145, Gibson WILSON, BOBBYE JOAN ...... 24 Park Ave., Trion SMITH. FRANKIE FLORRIE ...... Route I. Helena WILSON, PINKIE ...... 500 S. Jefferson, Milledgeville SMITH, J E R R I E ...... Box 155. Blairsvi'le WOOD, ALICE IRENE ...... 68 Atlanta Ave., S.E., Atlanta SMITH, MARY N E LL ...... Box 678. Thomasville WOOD, JULIA MARGARET ...... Sandersville SMITH, MIRIAM PIERCE ...... R.F.D. 1, White Plains WOODARD, PRUNELLA ...... Route 4, Eastman SMITH. SYBIL R E B E C C A ...... 323 E. Lake Dr., Decatur WRIGHT, VIRGINIA ANNE .... 109 Goulding St., Roswell SMITHA. BETTY O LIV IA ...... C'av Rd., Austell SNEI SON. PATRICIA ANNE ...... Orlando Dr., Toccoa YEARWOOD. PEGGIE J O ...... Route 3, Milledgeville SNOW. NANCY C A R O L ...... Route 1. Monroe YOUNG, MARTHA IS A B E L ...... Box 66, Riverdale SNYDER. MARY N A N ...... Perry YOUNG, SARAH MENDENHALL . 39 Parkwood Dr., Savannah SOSEBEE. PEGGY MELISE . 221 Elizabeth St., Canton YOUNGBLOOD, SHIRLEY A N N ...... Gordon SPARKS. EMU Y JE A N ...... Route 1. Carnesvi'Ie SPELL, MARTHA ...... Route 1, Jesun ZARRA, NERY PADILLA . Calle 7a No. 14-57 Cali, Colombia SPELL, PEGGY JOYCE . . . 1921 Reynolds St., Brunswick ZIEGLER, NANCY J O ...... 2905 Lee St., Columbus

180 A Cappella C h o ir ...... 102, 103 Madrigals ...... 98 A d m in is tr a tio n ...... 19, 20 M a n s io n ...... 11 Advertisers ...... 163 Allegro ...... 99 Newman C l u b ...... 97 Alpha Psi O m ega...... 105

Alumnae A ssociation...... 114 Orientation W eek ...... 124, 125 Annual H i k e ...... 126, 127 A p pre ciatio n...... 162 Parks H a l l ...... 12 Arts H a ll...... 10 Parks Memorial H ospital...... 15 Peabody Elementary Faculty ...... 42 Band ...... 101 Peabody High School Faculty...... 43 Baptist Student U n i o n ...... 96 Personnel ...... 38-41 Beta A lp h a ...... 109 Phi S ig m a ...... 75 Phi Upsilon Omicron ...... 117 Chappell H a l l ...... 12 Physical Education C l u b ...... 112 Chemistry C lu h ...... 119 Pi Gamma M u ...... 116 College Government Association...... 84-87 Pi Omega P i ...... 110 College Theatre...... 104 President ...... 18 C o lo n n a d e ...... 106 Psychology C l u h ...... 110 C oncerts...... 146-149

Rat D a y ...... 134, 135 D a n c e s ...... 142, 143 Recreation A sso ciatio n ...... 88-90 D e d ica tio n ...... 4, 5 Religious Activities...... 151-153 R e tr e a t...... 122, 123 Elementary Education C lu b ...... I l l Russell Library...... 10

Faculty ...... 21-37 Science B u ild in g ...... 8, 9 Faculty D irectory...... 177 Senior C lass ...... 46-59 Formal G a r d e n s ...... 13 Sigma Alpha I o t a ...... 100 Freshman Class...... 76-81 Sophomore C la s s ...... 68-74 Spanish C lu b ...... 97 Golden S lipp er...... 156-161 S p e c tru m ...... 107, 108

Health-Physical Education B u ild in g ...... 11 Sports D a y ...... 128, 129 H o lid a y s ...... 144, 145 Student D ire c to ry ...... 177, 180 Home Economics C l u h ...... 118 Student Government...... 154, 155

International Relations C l u b ...... 115 Terrell Court ...... 14 In tra m u ra ls ...... 130, 131 Terrell H a l l ...... 15 Town G irls ...... 113 Junior C l a s s ...... 62-67 Wesley F o u n d a tio n ...... 95 Lake L a u r e l...... 132, 133 Westminster Fellowship...... 94 Learning A ctivities...... 136-141 Who’s W h o ...... 60, 61 L e c tu re s ...... 148 iterarv G u i l d ...... 98 Y. W. C. A...... 91-93