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https://archive.org/details/reflector1936na SUCBffiNT SERVICE teachers Ccj 0****&borQ Geor^
MARVIN McKNEELY Editor
~}lu REFLECTOR 19 3 6
Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF THE SOUTH GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE Collegeboro, Georgia THEME EXPLANATION AND DEDICATION
Dr. Charles Herty, whose
turpentine cups have revo-
lutionized the Naval Stores
industry has again advanced
the industries of Georgia by
his development of news-
paper from Georgia pines.
It is only fitting that since his turpentine cups were introduced on our campus that we choose as a theme for our annual "The pine in Geor- gia industry." It is to the pines that make our future bright, to a dream realized, and to the dreamer that our yearbook is dedicated. Organizations
Social Clubs
IV. ATHLETICS
V. FEATURES
VI. ADVERTISEMENTS ALMA MATER
Down among the murmuring pine trees
Where old Nature smiles,
Old T. C. holds up a standard
Known for miles and miles.
Chorus
Lift the chorus. Speed it onward,
Ne'er her standard fail.
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,
Hail T. C, All Hail.
From the blue and broad Atlantic Balmy breezes blow,
Wafting for old T. C.'s spirit,
May she ever grow. COLLEGE "Of yon monarchal pine, thou didst absorb
The elemental virtues of all airs,
Timid or bold." Hayne Cad AJl ^-IXniinidttiiicii J^yniliiiiiij
T/Ved A lie ML
FACULTY Marvin Summers Pittman, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. President
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
College days form a jeweled link in the chain of events which constitute life's totality. Each day is a jewel with many facets—each cut with original angles and reflecting its own hues.
College days are at once the fruition of the dreams of youth and the prophecy of what maturity will contain. In the brief span of four years are packed the harvest of all yester-
days and the seed for all the harvests of all tomorrows.
This Senior Class has received more from society than has any of its predecessors.
From it more is expected. That it will not disappoint us is evidenced by the practical ends to which it is turning its idealisms. This class glorifies the Georgia pine tree—Georgia's wealth of yesterday, one of her most valuable resources of today, and her most dependable financial hope for tomorrow. Whether we as a State shall advance to greater material wealth, a more efficient social order, ami higher ideals of living, or sink to poverty in ma- terial, methods, and morals will depend upon the degree to which our col'ege students learn the lessons of our yesterdays and capitalize them aright in the activities which the tomorrow
will thrust upon us. It is my hope that this Reflector may accurately reflect the past and with equal accuracy predict the future.
- 18- Dean Zach S. Henderson, A.R., M.A. Dean of Faculty
Joseph E. Carruth Viola Perry Chester Mt Arthur Destler A.B., M.A.. Ph.D. B.S., M.A. A.R., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Senior College Registrar Dean of Junior College
To the Students of 1935-36:
Since the editor of the Reflector asked me to write a message for the 1936 annual. I have taken the time to review all of the annuals published since 1927. To look at the scenes of the campus in the years past and compare them with the situation today makes one con- scious of the progress which is being made by our institution. The students who have been here have had a part in building what is known as the "T. C. Spirit." Many who arc at work have carried this spirit to other communities. The spirit of T. C. is being carried to all parts of the State by our students.
Reviewing these annuals as 1 did gave me much pleasure because it broughl memories of happy experiences. The future of our college and our Reflector depends much mi you as students. Surely in years to come you will receive much joy from your annual.
Dean Henderson.
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x " v ' Smali A.R. M.A. tf^^k f
Mae Michael Commercial Secretary to President
Lottie Mildred Pierce A.B., M.A. Commercial Subjects
Joseph E. Carruth . . . A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Head of Education Department
Alvin A. Singley A.B., M.A. Education
Walter L. Downs A.B., M.A. Director of the Training School,
Nell Bkacey A.B., M.A. Critic Teacher
Marion Groover A.B. Critic Teacher
Iris Roberts B.S. Critic Teacher
Marie Woods B.S., M.A. Critic Teacher
Elizabeth Donovan B.S., M.A. G. E. B. Supervisor
Jane Franseth A.B. G. E. B. Supervisor
B. Thomas Stroup . . . A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Head of English Department
Robert F. Donaldson A.B., M.A. English
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FACULTY
Fielding D. Russell A.B., M.A. English
Sophie B.S. D Johnson Dean of Men and English
Ruth Bolton B.S., M.A. Jm Home Economies
Charles W. Smith . . . A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Romance Languages
Hoyt H. London .... B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Industrial Arts Eleanor Ray A.B, B.L.S. r\ Librarian
Zulieme Lane B.S., M.A. Assistant Librarian
Zach S. Henderson B.S., M.A. Dean of Faculty and Mathematics f - 1 Viola Perry B.S., M.A. Registrar and Mathematics <
' s Mrs. Esther Wilburn Barnes .... B.S. Music
William Deal A.B. ^^^^^^^ Director of Band and Orchestra t -
Byron L. Smith B.S., M.A. . V Coach and Physical Education
Mrs. Generia Honeycutt Bowen . . B.S. Physical Education
Caro Lane A.B., M.A. Physical Education and Health
I a m
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James Wrinkle B.S. Physical Education
William S. Hanner A.B., M.A. Chemistry and Physics
Blondel H. Carlton . . . A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Physical Science
Malvina Trussell . U.S., M.S. Biology
Chester McArthur Destler . A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 11 cad of Social Science Department
Hester Newton B.S., A.B., M.A. History and Social Science
R. J. H. DeLoach B.S., M.A. Sociology and Economics
Mamie Veazey A.B. Dean of Women and Geography
ay B. Westkht A.B., M.A. Social Science
Robert L. Winburn Commercial Bookkeeper
Lillian Cumbee R.N. N urse
Mrs. P. D. Landrum Dietitian Director of Dining Hall
-22 - ASSES "High then, as those noble pines,
Let soar our soul on wings of light. Anon. SENIOR CLASS
WILLIAM STEWART President
MARVIN McKNEELY Vice-President
MATTIE CAIN Secretary
CLEO TRAPNELL Treasurer
GWYN DEKLE Student Council Representative
J. D. PURVIS Student Council Representative
ELOISE GRAHAM Student Council Representative Bill Stewart Dixie, Georgia History
Bachelors Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Bachelors
Club, 3; Representative Student Council, I ; Class President, 3, 4; Secretary Y. M. C. A., 2, Cabinet, 3; Deputation Team, 2; Vice-President Ogle- thorpe Literary Society, L; President Oglethorpe Literary Society, 2; Vice-President Math Club, 2;
Popular Science Club, I, 2, 3. 4; International Re-
lations Club; Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity
Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4.
M vrvin McKneely
( irifrin, Georgia English Delta Sigma; Editor REFLECTOR, 3; Columnist George-Anne, 1; Literary Editor George-Anne. 2; Managing Editor George-Anne, 3; President French
Club, 1 ; Freshman Commission, 1 ; President Ogle- thorpe Literary Society, 2, Societj Debater, 2; Presi- dent Science Club, 2; Treasurer Dramatic Club. 1, President, 2; Bachelors Club, 2, 3; Vice- President
Bachelors Club, 3 ; Vice-President Senior Class, 3 ; V. M. C. A.; International Relations Club, 2, 3.
M \ti ik Cain M illhaven, Georgia English Dux Domina; Reflector Staff, 4; V. W. C. A.,
I. 2, 3, 4; W. A. A. Council, 4; House Council,
3, 4, Secretary, 4; Secretary Dux Domina, 4; Secre- tary Senior Class, 4; Treasurer Stephens Literary Society, 4; Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team, 2.
Cleo Trapnell Metter, Georgia
1 1 ome Economics Oglethorpe Liter- ^ . W. C. A. , 2, 3, Cabinet, 3; ary Society, 2, 3; Secretary Language Club, 1,
2, 3, Vice-President, 2; Popular Science Club, 1, 2, President, 3; 3 ; Home Economics Club, 1. 2. 3, International Relations Club, 2, 3; Reflector Staff, 3: May Oueen's Court, 2.
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1 2368*
J. D. Purvis
Willacoochee, ( !eorgia
/ / istory Bachelors Club, 4; Class President, Stephens Literary Society, Vice-President, Chaplain, \ *5I 1, 2; Treasurer Dramatic Club, I, President, 2; Student Council Representative, 1,4; Student Gov- ernment Body, 3 ; Vice-President Science Club, 2; Vice-President Y. M. C. A., 2, President, 3; Blue Ridge Delegate, 3; State "Y" Secretary, 3; Inter- national Relations Club, 3, 4; "T" Club, 3; Honors
Day Student, 3; Basketball, 1, 2. 3, 4; George-Anne Reporter and Business Manager, 2, Managing
Editor, 3, Editor, 4. Gwyn Dekle Claxton, Georgia English
G. S. C. W„ 1 ; Tennis Champion, 2; Who's Who, 2; W. A. A. Council, 3; International Relations Club, 3; President W. A. A., 4; Chairman Inter- national Relations Council, 4; Business Manager George-Anne, 4; Student Council, 4; Reflector Staff, 4.
Eloise Graham Savannah, Georgia English
Epicurean; Oglethorpe Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4,
Debater, 1, Reader. 1; Popular Science Club, 1. 2. 7 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; President Dra- matic Club, 4; Secretary-Treasurer Epicui eans Vice-President Oglethorpe Literary Society, 2; Stu- dent Council, 4; W. A. A. G 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Maj Queen's Court, 3; G •orge- Anne Staff, 3, 4.
Ruth Barnette
Alpharetta, ( ieorgia Home Economics Transferred from University of Georgia, 3; Y. VV.
C. A., 3, 4; Oglethorpe Literary Society, 4.
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John Blount Macon, Georgia History
Transferred from Andror Newton, Boston ; Presi- dent Stephens Literary Society, 4; International Relations Club, 4; Debater for Stephens Literary Society, 4.
Cecile Brannen Stateshoro, Georgia Social Science Transferred from University of Georgia; Day Stu-
dent ; Y. W. C. A. ; May Queen's Court.
John Bridges Unadilla, Georgia TP* Science
Y. M. C. A.; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4, Monitor, 3; Math Club; Science Club; Dramatic Club; Stephens Literary Society.
J. D. Cherry Rainhridge, Georgia
/ / istory
President Student Council, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club Award, 2: Popular Science Club,
1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Student, 3.
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Harry DeLoach Claxton, Georgia Social Science It
Berry College, 1; Y. M. C. A.; Stephens Literar\ Society; International Relations Club, 4; Campus
Electrician ; Assistant Supervisor.
George Donaldson Claxton, Georgia History
G. S. C. M., 1; Student Council, 3 ; George-Anne Staff, 3, 4; Basketball, 2. 3, 4; Track, 3; House Council, 3.
Margaret Duncan Millhaven, Georgia English
Transferred from Wesleyan, 2 ; Y. W. C. A.
Stephens Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team, 1, 2; Soccor Team, 1, 2; Popular Science
Club, 1, 2, 3, 4.
-29 - iSEFLECTOlII SI9J6
I
Douglas Durden
a > Columbus, Georgia
English j History
Winner <>t fames Allen Bunce Award. 3; O'rches-
tra, I, 2, 3, 4; Hand, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4;
Stephens Literar) Society, I, 2, 3. 4; Math Club. 1,2, 3.
msm f nil 1 1 ii
Jam i. Durrence Claxton, Georgia ^ar^ 0 English Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Stephens Literary Society. 1, 2, 3, 4: W. A. A.; W. A. A. Council, 4; Inter- national Relations Club.
Robert Espy, Jr.
Montezuma, ( ieorgia History Delta Sigma; Bachelors Club, President; Stephens Literary Society; Science Club; Secretary Y. M. C. A.; Band; Orchestra; President West Hall; In- ternational Relations Club; Business Manager Re- flector Debating Club. 4; Transfer Young ; H arris.
IVIayo Cody Gilliam
Savannah, ( ieorgia 3 tathematics
I). L. D. ; Math Club, 1, 2, 3; Secretary Math Club, 2; Vice-President Math Club, 3; Science
Club, 1, 2. 3; (ilee Club, 1, 2, 3; Oglethorpe Liter-
ary Society, 1, 2, 3; Secretary Oglethorpe Literary Society, 2: Vice-President Oglethorpe Literary So- ciety, 3; Dramatic Club, 3; George-A nne Staff, So-
ciety Editor, I, 2, Associate Editor, 3, Editorial
Staff, 4; Y. W. C. A.. 1, 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff, 4.
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Helen Godbee Newington, Georgia English
House Council Representative, 1. 2; Oglethorpe
Literarj Society, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pianist, 2, 3; Glee Club,
1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 3, 4; Music Cer- tificate, 2.
Ida Mae Hagin Statesboro, Georgia
/ / /story
V. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Popular Science Club; Oglethorpe Literary Society; Honor Student in
Scholarship, 3; V. W. C. A. Cabinet, 3 ; Interna- tional Relations Club, 3, 4; Treasurer International Relations Club.
JAMYE Hooks DeSoto, Georgia English Transferred from Piedmont College; Dramatic Club; Creative Writing Club; Y. W. C. A.; Stephens Literary Society.
Travis Kirkland ff Douglas, Georgia Science
Transferred from S. G. S. C. ; Popular Science Club, 3, 4; Math Club, 3, 4; International Rela-
tions Club, 4; Oglethorpe Literarj Society, 3, 4.
-31 - 1 1 1 \ k.n Lumpkin Sylvester, Georgia Social Science Transferred from Emory; President Stephens Liter-
ary Society, 4, Vice-President, 3 ; Stephens Literary Society Debater, 3, 4; Associate Editor of Reflec- tor, 4; Intercollegiate Debater, 3, 4; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, 4; International Relations Club, 4; "V" Delegate to Wesleyan and Emory State Cabinet Conferences.
Howell C. Martin Patterson, Georgia History
Bachelors Club; Oglethorpe Literary Society, I, 2,
3, 4, Treasurer, 2; Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 2; Glee Club, I; Debater, 1, 2; Deputation Team, 2; Y. M. C. A., 3, 4; Chairman of Vespers,
4: Campus Committee, 4; "T" Club, 2, 3, 4; Foot-
ball, 2; Basketball, I ; Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4.
Henrietta Moore Statesboro, Georgia Social Science
Day Student Y. W. C. A. ; Oglethorpe Literary Society.
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Joseph inb Mi nson Sanford, Florida
1 diiic Economics
I. (). U. ; Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4; \ W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4; Oglethorpe Literary Society,
3, 4; President I. ( ). I .; International Relations Club, 4; Monitor in East Hall, 4.
James Wendell Moore Lyons, Georgia Science Bachelors Club; Reflector Staff, 4; Honors Day Student, 3.
1
Charles Parker, Jr. Baxley, Georgia History
Mercer University, 1, 2; Kappa Alpha; Summer School, 2, 3; Glee Club Quartette.
Henry Parrish Valdosta, Georgia Social Science Transferred from Emory; Junior Glee Club; Or- chestra; Band; String Ensemble; Stephens Literary Society. 4
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Tully S. Pennington
( )glethorpe, ( leorgia Science
G. S. C. M.. 1, 2, 3; V. M. C. A.
E. I). Raulerson Blackshear, Georgia Science
Vice-President Y. M. C. A., 4, Council Member 3; Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Science Club, 3, 4.
Wynnis Roberts Blakely, Georgia
E n g / /a /;
[. O. U.; 1 ransferred from Berry; Home Econom- ics Club; V. W. C. A.; Oglethorpe Literary Society.
Louise Rozier
Stilson, ( ieorgia I Ionic Economics
L. T. C. ; President of Carruth Hall, 4; Vice-Presi-
dent Language Club, 4; W. A. A. Council, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. Cal)inet, 3, 4; Home Economics
Club, 2, 3, 4, I reasurer, 4; Stephens Literary So- ciety, 2, 3, 4; Social Science Club, 2, 3; Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff, 4; Director of Girls' Athletics, Laboratory School, 4; General Assembly of Student Council.
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Alton Settle Rocky Mount, North Carolina History Iota Pi Nu; Treasurer Iota Pi Nu, 4; President Bachelors Club, 4; Secretary Bachelors Club, 3; Treasurer Sophomore Class, 2; REFLECTOR Staff,
4; Baseball, 2, 3 ; Tennis, 2, 3. 4.
Tyra Saturday Collins, Georgia English
Stephens Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; E. E. E. Club,
2; Glee Club, 1,2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2, 3, 4.
Blakely Thornton'
Pembroke, ( leorgia
Mathe/natit s Delta Sigma; Bachelors Club; Track Team, 3; Math Club; "T" Club; Popular Science Club; RE- FLECTOR Staff; Stephens Literary Society.
John Dewey Wiggins Uvalda, Georgia History Iota Pi Nu; Transfer; Orchestra; Band, 4: Glee Club, 4; Oglethorpe Literary Society Debater.
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Elwyn Wilson
I >uluth, < ieorgia History
Oglethorpe University, i ; George-Anne Staff, 3, 4; Vice- President Y. VV. C. A., 4: Treasurer Y. VV. C. A., 3
House Council. ^ ; Reflector Staff, 4. Harry Zalumas Thomasville, Georgia History Young Harris, 1,2; Oglethorpe Literary Society, 3, 4, Chaplain, ,V. Y. M. C. A., 3, 4; Debating
Club, .\, 4; Tri-State Club, 3; International Relations Clul),
3, 4- Edna Hodges Claxton, Georgia English
Y. VV. C. A. ; Popular Science Club; Stephens Literary So-
ciety ; Summer School Student.
Mrs. Jili.ii; M. Downing Isle of Hope, Georgia English Summer School Student Transfer; Y. W. C. A.
Queen Elizabeth Collins Cobbtown, Georgia
B u sin i ss Cert ificate
B.S. in Education ; Special Business Student.
Frances Sanch ez Pre-Medical
B.S. Degree, (i. S. C. VV. ; Pre-Medical Student.
j
- 36- JUNIOR CLASS
EUGENE BELL President
WILLIAM GARRISON Vice-President
LILLIAN SIMMONS Secretary and Treasurer
KATHRYN SIMMONS Student Council Representative
LOUIS BECTON Student Council Representative Lewis
SUDIE
Ern i s
James
- 38 - Joe H. Buxton . . . Waynesboro, Ga.
Christine Carruthers . Statesboro, Ga,
George Carter .... Cusseta, Ga. lota Pi Nu
Roger Carter . . . Powersville, Ga.
-39- James D. Dickerson . . Hepzibah, Ga.
DURWARD FULFORD . . Summit, Ga. Delta Sigma
Julian Dyess .... Claxton, Ga.
Lillian Eason .... Reidsville, Ga.
- - 40 .41- - 42 - Marjorie Rivers .... Avera, Ga.
Mary Rogers .... Reidsville, Ga.
Lottie Rountree . . Reidsville, Ga.
Dux Do //i iiia
Thomas Shearouse . . . Guyton, Ga.
Mary Simmons . . . Statesboro, Ga.
Mildred Smith . . . Manassas, Ga.
Doris . Stephenson- . . Vidalia, Ga.
Forest Townsend . . Toombsboro, Ga. Iota Pi Nu
-43 - I SOPHOMORE CLASS
HOLDER WATSON President
BARTON STEPHENS Vice-President
MILDRED BRANNEN Secretary and Treasurer
JOE E. LAMBRIGHT Student Council Representative IBEFLECTCMi
Holder Watson, President . Louisville, Ga.
/ )elta Sigma
Barton Stephens, Vice-Pres. . Wrens, Ga. / ota Pi Nu
Mildred Brannen, Sec.-Trcas. . Jesup, Ga. 4 Epicurean
Joe J",. Lamiiricht . . Brunswick, Ga. Student Council Representative
I '(7/ii Sigma
Dereta Akins Brooklet, Ga. Emory Allen .... Statesboro* Ga. Delta Sigma Dohothv Avera Wrens, Ga.
Opal Bacon Glennville, Ga. Vernice Bacon .... Manassas, Ga. A. A. Baird Augusta, Ga. Delta Sigma John Bargeron .... Millhaven, Ga. Bachelor
Sara Barrow . . Matthews, Ga. Aline Beasi.ev .... Statesboro, Ga. Ethel Bethea Blakelv, Ga.
Norma Bishop Summertown, Ga. Theresa Blocker Glenuville, Ga. o k. A
Knapp Bodiford Sylvania, Ga.
Boid . Thelma . Stillmore, Ga. Maude Brannen Statesboro, Ga. A Juanita Brunson Brooklet, Ga.
Evelyn Burch facksonville, Ga. /'. L. l>.
Laurence Burke . . Milieu. Ga.
Mary J. Buxton Girard, Ga. <*> Ethel Mai- By. Bainbridge, Ga. D. L. D. La A. At Willard Cartee .... Metter, Ga. Mollie Lou Cason .... Tifton, Ga. Ruth Clark Statesboro, Ga. Anna Cody Ga. o Savannah, D. L. D. K A
-46- Carl Collins .... Statesboro, lota Pi Nu Mercer Collins .... Cobbtown, t Bachelor a ft Vera Cooke Milan,
I 0. U. Frances Cone .... Savannah, Epicurean
James Cow an t Garfield, Mary Cromley .... Brooklet, fS f /.. r.c. © O Walton Crouch .... Dawson, Eunice I). wis Ludowici, Aik\A A*A\A±. A
Maurice Deal . Garfield, Guyton DeLoach Claxton,
I Margaret )eLoa< h . Portal, Hester Dixon ( ribson, ± MA W
Evelyn Durrence . Claxton, Ga.
Spurgeon Edwards Springfield, ( la.
Tom Edwards Claxton, Ga. Bachelor \ -i Jr.-
Lokella Elton . . Lumber City, Ga.
i
Kenneth England Wadley, Ga. Elise Fetzer Marlow, Ga. p Harland Fetzer .... Marlow, Ga. Will Hill Fields . . . Montezuma, Ga. * M A*A Bachelor Amanda Flanders .... Adrian, Ga.
Berth a Nell Flanders . . Adrian, Ga. %*$ Elaine Foster .... Patterson, Ga. o o /. 0. U. Fay Foy Statesboro, Ga. A / hi.v I >i>uiimi
('% Carrie Freeman .... Sylvania, Ga. ?* - £ Freeman <^ * Dorothy E. Sylvania, Ga. J. B. Gilliam .... Savannah, Ga.
J. C. Golden Collins, Ga. ft. ^
4 . IBEFLECTOPlf
5* R. 1'. (I .sby Naylor, Ga. Barbara Gray . Waynesboro, Ga. Epicurean Albert Green .... Statesboro, Ga. Deli a Sigma Dorothy Hali Nicholls, Ga.
Ruth Hardin \ppling, Ga. Dux Domino Anne Hardy Register, Ga. Bod Harris Vidalia, Ga. Melba Harvey .... Glennville, Ga. A A^- a Jim*. * Dux Domina
Velma Haves .... Waycross, Ga.
Walter Henderson . . . Glennville, Ga. Edna Herrin Rntledge, Ga. Laura Hickey Cusseta. Ga. Epicurean
Alice Hill Bainbridge, Ga. / Utx I )omina Grayson Hill Hilltonia, Ga.
J. C. Hives . Hinesville, Ga. High Hodges Guyton, Ga. (J Iota Pi Nu
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A. J. Hog a n . . . . Dexter, (ia. John C. Hollingsworth Sylvania, Ga. Louise Holli ngsworth Collins, Ga. /. 0. U Clara Mae n kins Ji Portal, Ga. %Z"m
Martha Johnson . Portal, Ga. Bettv Josev Anderson, S. C.
/.. 7 . C,
Sam Jossev . . Adel.Ga. w Nona Kennedv . Manassas, Ga. fe. A m>A
Versie Kennedy . . Manassas, Ga.
William Kennedy . Statesboro, Ga. Iota Pi Nu Ida 9 Kent . Milieu, Ga. ^
Mvrtis . . . Keiffer . Springfield, Ga. mm
- <3 - George Kinzy .... Cedartown, G [mogene M artin .... Cusseta, G ft ffi Catherine McCorkle . Thomson, G P> PS D. L. P. A. B. McLean Milieu, Ga
Bobbie McLemore . . . Statesboro, Ga Iota Pi Nu Evelyn McLeod .... Iron City, Ga ,|^^ f^^^ f!^^
LEAH Dora McWaters . . Adrian. Ga Dux Domina Julia Miller Maysville,Ga
Eva Minchew .... Waycross, Ga Derrick Mincey .... Claxton, Ga Iota Pi Nu Evelyn Minick .... Brooklet, Ga /.. T. C. ARDELIA MOBLEY Milieu, Ga
Gertrude Mobley .... Sardis, Ga. D. L. D. Eugene Mock .... Pembroke, Ga. A AAim
Elizabeth Moody . )aisy, ( ia. / '((.r Domina
Nina Moore . Statesboro, Ga.
Tessie Len a Moore Valdosta, Ga. ft Harvin D. Mulkey I '( unpano, Fla. n Mildred Murrow Rocky Ford, Ga.
Myrtle Olivent Recoverv. ( la.
Heman s Oliver Savannah. ( ia. ,J Mildred Ollifi- Register, Ga. Kirkley Paine Waycross, Ga.
Lee Powell . . Fairfax, Ga.
Edgar Price Lyons, Ga. Christine Rahn Rocky Ford, Ga. Glenn Rhodes .... Stapleton, Ga. rV lota Pi Nu Paul Robertson .... Brooklet, Ga. Iota Pi Nu k. \3
- 49 - il9i6 Robert Rogers \drian, Ga.
LeRoy Roughten . . Sandersville, Ga. it- ' 11 "* Bac/i elor A Z, Ruby Rozier Stilson, Ga". Ah At*. Alvis Rushton . . Rocky Ford, Ga 4 Jack Ryals McRae, Ga. *- j * V n Charles Shepard . . Belleville, Ga. Simeon E. Sanchez . . Barwick, Ga. Isobel Sorrier .... Statesboro, Ga
Glynn Soweli Stilson, Ga. Marion Smith .... Ludowici, Ga. V. ; Sybil Teets Brooklet, Ga. o Lois Thornton Vada, Ga. D. I.. D.
Eliza Tippins Claxton, Ga.
Evelyn Underwood . Statesboro, Ga.
Grace Walker .... Savannah, Ga. Gladys Waller Swainsboro, Ga.
Eloise Warren .... Stillmore, Ga. Epicurean Nek Warren Pulaski, Ga.
lota J'i A'*ii <- ) Howard Waters .... Hilltonia, Ga. Louise Watkins .... Reidsville, Ga. A
Lillian Wells Collins, Ga. Jeanette Willets .... Vidalia, Ga. Melba Williams .... Register, Ga.
Winnie Zittrower . . Savannah, Ga.
Franc es Neai Montezuma, Ga. Durward Fulford .... Summit, Ga. Delta Sigma Lorrine Hatcher Kite, Ga. Louise Voumans .... Vidalia, Ga.
- 50- FRESHMAN CLASS
FRANK MULLING President
DAVID PROCTOR V ice-President
R. M. HORTON Secretary and Treasurer
JOHN DANIEL DEAL Student Council Representative $2)
m Fran k Mulling. President Baxley, Ga *% p> r> lota Pi Nit
1 )AVID Proctor, / 'ice-Pr esident Woodbine, Ga. lota Pi Nil
1 ( R. M. [orton, Secretary-Ti'casurer . . Fesup, ia. Delta s o o, John Daniel Deal Statesboro, ( la. 9 o Student Coutic il Rehn •sentative Pel la S igma
Geokgi VISELSON . . Savannah, Ga.
*. Fred I Adams I [alcyondale, Ga.
Ernes r Aguirre . Cienfuegos, Cuba
J A M fE Al.DRED Statesboro, Ga. j A Tom Allen .... Shellman, ( ia. Marga ret Alexander Reidsville, ( ia.
Little TON ALTMAN . . Brooklet, (ia. Ruby Alt man Alma, Ga.
[?vENE Anderson Register, (ia.
\Yi \o> i ah Anderson Vidalia, Ga.
II. W'. Arnold, Delta Sigma Parrott, < la
Aha Elizabeth Bacon I 'embroke, ( la /5i k." A
Marjorie Bacon 1 'embroke, Ga,
Lois Banks .... 1 llennville, ( ia,
Asa Barnard ( llennville, ( la,
Margaret Baxter Statesboro, ( ia, Elmo Beck
/'. /.. . ( Gracf Bedingfield, D. . . . Rentz, ia Pi Evelyn Blanchard .... Appling, (ia. O Ak?m * A Marvin Booth . Manor, (ia Hilda Bowen
( fa J. R. Bowen Claxton, ia & A BollIiJE Bovkin Svlvania, (ia
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Margaret Brasington, Epicurean . Waycross, G< Susan Ann Brasweli Stilson, G; f%
Robert Brinson ...... Millen, G< M Jk. -JK A%^ 'A
i; J a m f.s Brophy . . Rhine, < Betty Browder .... Odum, G; Sam Brown ...... Cordele, G< Lucy Bunce ...... Statesboro, Gs Dorothy Bunn Waresboro, G: Marion Carpenter. Iota Pi Nu, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl; ft ft, ft Edward Carroll, Delta Sigma Louisville, G; ft Robert Carroli Sparta, G;
Marie Change . . Perkins, Ga.
>. M I N X I e Cha nce, / L. I ( >glethorpe, ( la. +. A* A
< la. ft? WlLLARD CLANTON . Ellabell,
O Margaret Clark . Garfield, Ga. + k± A
M ar< elle Cliett, / hi. r Domitia . Bainbridge, ( ia.
ant, / . . ft ft ft o Leroy Cow >elta Sigma Statesboro, ( ia.
Helen Cromartie, /. 0 . Soperton, Ga.
Ralph Crowe, Delta . Sigma . ( iainesville, ( ia.
. ft Florence Daley, D. 1 . D. . . . Statesboro, Ga.
Alice Pearl 1 )avis, / 0 U. . . Howell, ( ia.
Bonnie Davis . Summit, Ga.
Ferol Davis, Dux Di nnina . Screven, Ga.
C. C. DeLoach . Pembroke, ( la. Susan Denson Bay Branch, Ga.
fl Paul Dixon . . . Millen, Ga. Ik A* MM
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1 A M FS Do/ [ FK *»* • Maudie „ Drake .... . Claxton, Ga. Clyde Durden .... *£ m m Joseph C. Durden
J. C. Durrence .... \l K \SON J E . Reidsville, Ga. AlK.s. \V . 1 . ILVANS Washington, Ga. Anne Felton, I.. 7. C
Vincent Fekreria . r ft Milton Findley .... I). B. [-"ran Ki.i.v, Jr. Statesboro, Ga.
Jih1E±£ "a Martha Frazier . . . . Statesboro, Ga.
Marianne . . French . . St. Mary's, Ga.
• Oliver Fusseli . Dawson. Ga.
Bessie Geiger, Epicurean . Pembroke, Ga. John Gilbert 9*1 Cienfuegos, Cuba Roberto Gomez ( !ienfuegos, Cuba Pi fx Thomas Grady, Delta Sigma Augusta, Ga. \. C. Guy
Herchel Hamili Arlington, Ga.
. * Martha Hardin, Dux Do.niiu . Appling, Ga. .. » i
Jack Harley . Baxley, Ga.
Sally Harder . . . Wray, Ga. J. A Burue Harheli Harrison Thelma .... 1 lalcyondale, Ga. Russell Harrison .... . Adrian, Ga. George Hartshorn .... Griffin, Ga.
-54- J. R. Harvey . . . Jesup, ( ia
Norma Harvey . 1 'embroke, ( la
IVl ARdARET HAYSLIP Stat csl )oro, ( ia
'1* II i iAI \v." 1 I VW'I.'C \\.''i\ r iii"^:l\i»l"ii 1 ."1 1 III * M -\ > 11 -\ » l-> V V < I V IICS UU1 yJt w it
( Glenn Heath . . Augusta. ia
Eli Hii.l .... . Dawson, ( ia Ck
( Hazel Hinely . . Springfield, ia M A
'I Margaret Hodges, /.. . ( . Statesboro, Ga
Neal Hodces . . Guyton, ( la
( Ray Hodges . Claxton, ia
< M ART HA HOLLINGSWOSI a . Fairfax, ia
LONNIE HOLLOWAY . . Graymont, Cia «c , 9
Frank Hook, Iota Pi V« . Statesboro, Ga.
Ruby Howard . Ludowici, ( ia
Amanda Hughes . . . . Glennville, Ga o
if* Hazel Hutcheson . . Adrian, Ga
Kathryn Hutcheson . Adrian, Ga. ^^^^ Vilna Hutcheson .
a O n Evelyn Johnson ...... Garfield, Ga
Vivie Johnson, /,. T. C. . . . . Wadley, Ga
Winifred Johnson- Register, ( ia
Alma Jones, Epicurean . . Perry, Ga
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Vera Kessler Marlow, Ga. Kathleen Kitchen Statesboro, Ga. Matt ie Lee Lane Pembroke, Ga.
. Matilda Lang . Waverly, Ga.
Annie Mae Lee . . Statesboro, Ga.
George Lopez . Cienfuegos, Cuba Martha McElvef.n
Lenard McElveen . . Areola, Ga.
/. . Louise McKinley, 0. U. . Siloam, Ga.
( William McKinzie . plennville, Ga.
1). O. McKlNNEY, ]*., Iota l'i Nu ( iainesville, Ga.
Evelyn Mc Lean . . . Midville, Ga.
Malcolm Mann Statesboro, Ga.
Barnell Martin . Alamo, Ga.
Jessie Mathis .... Wrens, fS Eloise Mercer Donovan, Ok A
Bartow Miller . Cusseta, Woodrow Mixon Vidalia, Jclia Move Adrian, Nash Mvrph Marshalville,
Estelle Nail, 1 . 0. U. . . Collins, * W. G. Neville. Jr...... Statesboro, O T, E. Newberry Iron City,
Jewell Newton ...... Millen,
Frances Nichols . . Portal, Marion Norris, Dux Doniinu Augusta, [ack Parks Homer, 4 )m
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1^ ituitiii vu r 1 ['t'ICU Portal. V_ n 1 rl r. K 1 .\ H L AKK13H Edith Pakkish . Valdosta, 0% "3 Ford, Graydon Pierce . Rocky
1 . • \\ dill* U\J 1 ' Kl I H I Ol'MI, /.. / . 1 . m ' m i
'i VV cninffti~ 1 hi1 1 <1 1 1 1 1 1 »-«, l lkISCTLLA PRATHER, tZptCUTCOli V V 1 W. A. Prather Washington, 1ft
Carl Raby, Delta Sigma . Statesboro, James Ratclifke ... Waynesboro, kw A
Curtis Ray, Delta Sigma . . Baxley, Lillian Reddick, Dux Domina Bainbridge, Frank Reddish ..... Jesup, 4 ft Alice Rhodes ...... Statesboro,
Ralph Rhodes . . Dexter,
Wm. A. Riddle ... . Milieu. kdi.
Sam Rouse Sylvester, Ga.
Virginia Sands, Dux Domina . . Daisy, Ga
Roberto Santamarina .... Havana, Cuba Mildred Scott ...... Collins, Ga.
rv . Halcyondate, Ga. ft C. D. Sheley Everett Smiley .... Blackshear, Ga. &. A Anna Carroll Smith, Dux Domina, Bainbridge, Ga. Bernice E. Smith. Jr Daisy, Ga. Clarice Smith .... Waycross, Ga. Mary Brent Smith Musella, Ga.
Jean Smith .... Statesboro, Ga.
Ruby Smith . . . . Blackshear, Ga.
Keith Smith ... . Manassas, Ga. 1 i Chaki.es Stanfield Glennville, Ga.
-57- §5« i9i6 l Yetive Stewart . . . Bristol, Ga. ' \' 1." '1 c% o> O- 1^ W LI \ I> 1 \ ^»T/ 1 l"*! V t ("ill I t'A
£\ . . Ga. Chaki.es Strickland Claxton,
[rene Svvann . Wrens, Ga.
Cecilene Swinson .... . Statcshoro, Ga. lull \' \\* ^ tiri MT J 1 1 rl ,\ VV . .in 1 A 1 Richard Tebeau .... Guyton, Ga.
f^^^ ft ** s 1 * Benjamin Grady Waller 1 ennule, da. William S. Wake. Iota Pi Nu Benevolence, Ga. tot aA*A
Frances Watson . Graymont, Ga.
Seborn Roy Whittle I ron City, Ga.
1. W White Brooklet, Ga.
Dorothy Wilkinson . Glennville, ( ia.
Ila Williamson ...... Metter, Ga. [uanita Williamson Register, Ga.
Sara Lee Wilson . . Statesboro, Ga. A Mary Winham .... Glennwood, da. O ( Ilennwood, Ga. Tullie Winham
Juanita Womack . . ( larfield, Ga.
I. C. Ykomans Lexsy, Ga.
Dora Willie BrinSon Woodcliff, Ga.
Whitfield Folsom ... . . Statesboro, Ga.
[sabelle Hardy ...... Register, Ga.
. I ( ia. ! C. Lei er,
George Kesler . Augusta, Ga.
Ada MitCHAM . Ludowici, Ga. Laura Jean Odum Girard, Ga. Cora Oliver Page Lyons, Ga. James Plunkett Augusta, Ga.
George Strickland Pembroke, Ga.
William Tonce ... . . Bainbriclge, Ga.
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"List to the voice of the swaying pines
What wisdom do they whisper."
A n o n m; 3 1 93m STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Student Government organization depends for its effectiveness on the willingness 1 of the students to cooperate in the management of their activities. Since its inaugura- tion in the fall of 1934 there has been a noticeable development of this idea.
The governing bodies have continued to develop. As thej become capable, new duties are assigned them. At the present all of the activities, social and departmental, are handled by students. Discipline problems have been at a minimum. 1 his is in a measure due to the greater feeling of personal responsibility on the students' part.
The attitude is taken that student government can render its greatest service through cooperation. The best work of the entire organization lias been dene in organizing the social activities. The Student Council conducts a planned social program which takes in every student on the campus. In line with the program of the council, all the social and departmental clubs planned their social affairs. This gives the college a well-balanced social program.
Tlie Administrative Council lias the task of drawing up the rules and regulations.
P rom this body rive students are elected to form the Administrative Board. ( )n this board rests the task of administering the various committees. House Councils an- in charge of the residence halls. These three units work hand in hand ami give an ef- ficient means of taking care of any problem that may arise.
J. I). Cherry Lillian Simmons Sara Remington K \ 1 hry x Si m mons
President / 'ice-Presidenl Secretary Treasurer
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FiVj/ Row: Stewart, Dekle, Graham, Purvis, Cherry, Bell, Becton Second Row: Simmons, Remington, Simmons, Watson, Lambright, Mulling, Deal
STUDENT COUNCIL
J. I). CHERRY President
Lillian Simmons l ice-President
Sara Remington Secretary
Kathryn Simmons Treasurer
MEMBERS
BILL Stewart President of Senior Class GWYNDOLYN DEKLE Senior Representative Eloise Graham Senior Representative
J. I). Purvis Senior Representative Eugene Beli President of Junior Class LEWIS Becton Junior Representative Kathryn Simmons Junior Representative
Holder Watson President of Sophomore Class
Joe E. LAMBRIGHT Sophomore Representative
Frank Mulling ... . . President of Freshman Class John Daniel Deai Fresh/nan Representative
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First Row: Dean Henderson, Dk. Destler, Cherry, Simmons, Remington, Simmons, Espy Second Row: Brannen, Carter, Rozier, Bacon, Winham, Miss Yea/.v, Miss Johnson, Dk. Carruth ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Dean Henderson Chairman
I >r. Destler Secretary MEMBERS
J. D. CHERRY President of Student Council
Lillian Simmons l ice-President of Student Council
Sara Remington Secretary of Student Council
Kathryn Simmons President of East Hall
Robert ESPY President of West Hall
MILDRED BRANNEN President of Anderson Hall
George Carter President of Alumni Building
LOUISE ROZIER President of Carruth Hall
Opal Bacon President of Brou n Cottage
TULLIE WlNHAM President of Scout Camp
Miss Mamie Vea/.y Dean of Women
Miss Sophie Johnson Dean of Men
Dean Henderson Dean of Faculty
Dr. Carruth Dean of Senior College
Dr. Destler Dean of Junior College
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Grace Cromley President
PUR POSE
The Young Women's Christian Association of South Georgia Teachers College pledges itself
to promote growth in Christian character and service through physical, social, mental and spiritual training and to become a social force for the extension of the kingdom of God.
Its members unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God, and determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people.
1 he aim is to establish a closer contact with all types of girls on the campus, and through this contact to attempt to give a girl a finer understanding of herself and the world about her.
Elwyn Wilson Vernice Bacon- Mary Rogers Vice-President Secretary Treasurer
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Lois Thornton r espers
Doris STEPHENSON Pianist ^^^^
Hagin Ida Mae \ Morning Watch
Ethel Beth la \
Verna Lasseter Social
Social Service Cleo Trapnell .
Commission Laura HlCKEY . . Freshman
Fellowship Frances Cone . . . World
Louise RoziER Publicity
Emphasis Helen McGarrah . . Peace
Mrs. Alytn A. Singley Mrs. Zach S. Henderson Sponsor; Mrs. Fielding D. Russell
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7 he \ oung Men's Christian Association of South Georgia
George Carter Teachers College, since its or- l President ganization in I92 ), has sought to help students preserve and apply whatever religious and moral values they may have de-
veloped before coming to col- lege, and to make possible a
spiritual growth in the lives of all these students. These things are accomplished by offering
each a c h a n c e for religious thought y*-~ E I>. Raulerson and study ; by provid-
/ 'ice-Presideni ing opportunity for experience where ideals and principles may
be lived in life situations ; and
by creating a consciousness of
new trends and values in con- nection with our (ellowman.
" The \ also concerns itself
with the social training of the
students. It endeavors to make
this part of their education as
rounded as possible by provid-
ing a social environment equal to and worthy of their mental development. Members are also
given valuable training in learn-
ing to express themselves clearly before an audience.
During its existence here, the Y. M. C. A. has established for
itself a fine reputation and
Barton Stephens strong support for its influence Treasurer in bettering campus life. mn M I936p STANDING &5 COMMITTEES 1$
Martin
Bridge:
/ espers
lm\ ell Martin
Pianist
John Bridges Fields
Hodge;
Social
Will Fields
Mi mbership Hugh Hodges England
Russell Social Welfare Kenneth England
Sponsors Mr. Fielding Russell Miss Sophie Johnson Johnson
Mr. Robert L. Winburn Winburn
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STEPHENS LITERARY SOCIETY
( 'FICERS
Spring rpJ5 Fall 1 935 Winter 1936 President Robert Espy Hearn Lumpkin John A. Blount
I 'ice-President Hkarn Lumpkin Kathryn Simmons Roy Rauux
Secretary . Bon nie Lou Aycoc Jeanette Willetts Douglas Durden
Trcasurer . Gene Davis Mattie Cain Vernice Bacon DEBATERS Spring Fall Bonnie Lou Aycock Florence Daley Barton Stephens John A. Blount Miss Hester Newton Sponsor MEMBERS Fred Adams Florence Daley Alma Jones C. D. Sheley, Jr. Jamie Aldred Susan Denson Pi en Jones Charles Shepard m argaret a lex ander H arry DeLoach Vivie Joh nson Lillian Simmons Ruby Altm AN Janie Durrance Vera Kesi.er Marion Smith Gus Baird Robert Espy Verna Lasseter Barton Stephens Asa Barnard Ann Fei.ton Annie Mae Lee Cecilene Swinson Margaret Baxter Harland Fetzer Jessie Mae Mathis John W. Swint Ethel Beth a Elaine Foster Helen McGarah Lois Thornton Evelyn Blanch \rd Martha Hardin D. O. McKinney Benjamin Waller Susan Braswell Ruth Hardin Frank Mulling Ned Warren
I )orothy Brock Jack Harlev Estelle Nail Frances Watson Betty Browder Br rice Harrell Frances Nichols Roy Whittle Lucy Bunce J. R. Harvey H. F. Parrish James Wilder
( Tom Allen I )OROTHY Rl'NN Melba Harvey rRAYDON PlERCE Joe Buxton Leonard Havves Ruth Pound Herchel Hamill Minnie Chance Margaret Hayslip James Ratcliffe John Swint M arcelle Cliett Laurie H ill Sara Remington W. A. Prather Era ncks Cone John Hollingsworth Marjorie Rivers Vera Cooke
( il< ACE Cromley Dessie Holton Paul Robertson Roland Warnock m ary culbreth Jamie Hooks Virginia Sande Fay Foy Eunice Davis Ruby Howard M ary Rogers Ila Williams
Ferol I )AVIS James Hussey Lottie Rountrek Kathryn Simmons
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OFFICERS
Spring i<-)Sfi Pall 1935 II 'inter 1936
President . Marvin McKneel^ Mildred Brannen Ethel Mae Byrd
I 'ice-President Irene Enecks i ,aura 1 1 u'key i\I a rgaret Bras) ngton
Secretary . [sabelle Cross Anna Cody Mildred Brannen
1 Treasurer . Burn ie Mallory Hugh Hodge. Edward Carroll
I I: \.TERS Spring Fa!! Ethel Mae Byrd Elizabeth Watkins Woodrow Powell Jon.v Wiggins
Mr. Fielding Russell Sponsoi
Mrs. Buttrell . Sponsor
MEMBERS
Rii 11 krv Boa i right Catherine McCorkl; Elizabeth W atkins Mildred Brannen Marvin McKneely George Carter Ethel Mae Bvrh Elizabeth Moody Martha Wood Anna Cody Hakvin Mulkey Bill Ware Eunice Davis Mildred Murrow John Wiggans Irene Enec ks Myrtle Olivent Edward Carroll Kenneth England Lillian Reddick Margaret Brasi ngton Elise Fetzer Iris Roberts R. M. Horton
Will Fields LeRoy Roughton 'I". E. Newberry Eloise Graii am Bill Stewart Nash Murph Barbara Gray Eliza Tippins Grace Bedingfield Laura Hickey James Townsend Geor(;e Donaldson Hugh Hodges Helen Godby Christine Rahn How ell M aktix Ida M ae Hagin foHN Gilbert Cleo Trapnell
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OFFICERS
Cleo Trapnell . . . President
Doris Stevenson . Vice-President
Verna Lasseter . Secretary
Louise Rozier . . Treasurer
Miss Bolton \ . Sponsors
Miss Small \
Top: Trapnell, Stevenson, Lasseter Bottom: Rozier, Bolton, Small MEMBERS Evelyn Burch Ruby Howard Ruby Rozier M attie Cain Verna Lasseter Sara Remington Eunice Davis Carolyn Lewis Kathryn Simmons Lokela Elton- Nina Moore Doris Stevenson Barbara Gray Josephine Munson Eliza Tippins [da Mae Hagin Laura Hk key Cleo Trapnell
m argaret i [odge! M akjorie Rivers Carolyn Warnell Nona Kennedy M aky Rogers Elwyn Wilson Versie Ken nedy Lottie Rountree Lillian Wells Louise Rozier (5 mo ft
o Pi — £ A It At First Row: Burch, Cain, Davis, Elton, Gray, Hagin, Hodges, Kennedy Second Row: Kennedy, Howard, Lewis, Moore, Munson, Hickey, Rivers, Rogers Third Row: Rountree, Rozier, Remington, Simmons, Tippins, Warnell, Wilson, Wells
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OFFICERS
Eloise Graham President
Irene Enecks Vice-President George Carter Secretary VERNA LASSETER Treasurer Benjamin Jones Property Manager
Dr. Stroup Faculty Advisor
PLAYS PRESENTED
" " \ ight at A a I mi "The Boor'
'At eakness for Nurses' "Dulcy
MEMB KRS Stdie Lee Akins Irene Enecks Verna Lasseter Louis Becton Will Field Howell Martin Bobbie Boykin Fay Foy Marvin McKneely John Bridges William Garrison Frank Mulling Ethel Mae Byrd Eloise Graham Ruth Pound George Carter Thelma Harrison- J. D. Purvis WlLLARD CLANTON Bob Harris Christine Rahn Frances Cone Alice Hill Doris Raui.erson Grace Cromlev Jam ye Hooks LeRoy 'Roughton Florence Daley R. M. Horton Marion Smith George Donaldson James Hussey James Townsend Douglas Durdex Vivie Johnson Carolyn Warnell Kenneth England Ben Jones Harry Zalumas
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Established 1927 Johnson Member Georgia Collegiate Press AND Association H K KEY Published Bi-Weekly by Students of the South Georgia Teachers Col- lege, Collegeboro, Ga. Address Communications to Pox 183,
Col egeboro, ( la.
Subscription Rate: 10c per Copy, Left: $1.00 per Year. Kenan roug hten Donaldson J. D. Purvis Editor
McKneely Marvin McKneely . Managing Editor
Gwyn Dekle . Business Manager
Barton Stephens . Circulation Mgr.
EDITORIAL STAFF Center: Eloise Graham, George Donaldson, Fields Lambright Lal'ra Hickey, Douglas Durden, Wilson Hemans Oliver, Shields Kenan, ( Ik AH AM W. H. Fields, Joe Lambright,
Elwyn W 1 l s 0 n, LeRoy Rouchton, Vivie Johnson.
Right: Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Collegeboro, Ga., Dl'RDEN under temporary permit. Purvis Stephens
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First Row: Cromlev, Robertson, Wiggins, Ware, M. Townsend, Mann. Second Row: Becton, Bethea, Blanchard, Buxton. Third Row: Daley, Enecks, Freeman, Freeman. Fourth Row: Gilbert, Godbee, Harrison, Hutchinson. Fifth Row: Kenan, Kitchens, McCorkle, McKenzie. Sixth Row: Murrow, Munson, Norris, Rahn. Seventh Row: Rhodes. Rivers, Rountree, Shearouse, J. Townsend, Whittle, Willetts. Eighth Row: Mrs. Barnes. GLEE CLUB
( OFFICERS Grace Cromley President Paul ROBERTSON Vice-President
John Wiggins .... . Secretary and Treasurer William Ware Manager Mrs. Esther Wilburn Barnes Director Robert Shell Assistant Director
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^ I \rvi\ McKneely
Editor
Tomorrow the scenes and the faces pictured here will he hut fond memories. It
is the earnest wish of the staff that this, their yearbook, serve to keep alive friendships
and depict some small part of our college life here.
EDITORIAL STAFF
H earn Lumpkin Associate Editor Mayo Cody Gilliam Literary Editor Louise Rozier Club Editor Cleo Trapnell Art Editor VERNA Lasseter Associate Art Editor George Donaldson Sports Editor Miss Mary Smali Faculty Advisor
T.I'M I'KI N Gilliam Roziek Trapnell Lasseter Donaldson
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REFLECTOR STAFF 1936 C41 Robert Espy
Business ^1 tanager
The Business Staff of ttie Reflector wishes to express its appreciation of the hearty cooperation that it has received in its work on this yearbook. Without this co- operation such a publication would have been difficult. We hope that it meets the approval of all.
BUSINESS STAFF
Alton Settle Advertising Manager Mattie Cain Assistant Advertising Manager Carolyn Lewis Assistant Advertising Manager Wendell Moore Circulation Manager Elwyn Wilson issistant Circulation Manager Blakely Thornton Photographic Editor Robert Donaldson Faculty Advisor LITTLE SYMPHONY
| Grace Cromley, Douglas Durden, Ralph Kemp, Cora Page, y0 ljus 1 / Edward Beasley, S. E. Sanchez, Jr., Paul Robertson •• H. F. Parrish Clarinet W. H. Warren, Marion Carpenter, Priscilla Prather Horn \Y. A. Prather Trombones John Wiggins, Gesman Neville, Jr. Trumpets Robert Rogers, Josh Lanier Saxophones James TowNSEND, John D. Deal, John Brinson, B. E. Smith Bass John Gilbert Drums Carl Collins, Malcolm Mann Piano Mary Townsend STRING ENSEMBLE Violins William Deal, Grace Cromley Cello H. F. Parrish
Piano Helen < Iodbi
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\ Marion Carpenter, W. H. Warren, Priscilla Prat her, Robert Espy. Townsend I Ralph Kemp, Douglas Durden, Margaret Alexander, James Horn W. A. Prather, H. F. Parrish
\ Robert Rogers, Josh Lanier, Edward Beasley, (Robert Shell, Elmo Reck. Frank Durden
. John Brinson, B. E. Smith, Vincent Ferreria, Saxophone f j Forrest Townsend, John Daniel Deal Baritone W. II. M< ECenzie Trombone John Wiggins, Gesman Neville, Malcolm Mann Bass John Gilbert, Pai l Robertson Drums ... Grace Cromley, Carl Collins Drum Major W. H. Arnold DANCE ORCHESTRA Saxophone Marion Carpenter, B. E. Smith, James Townsend Trumpet Josh Lanier, Robert Rogers Trombone John Wiggins, Gesman Neville
Bass John Gn be r i Piano Frank Rushing
1''. I 'inliu 11 Parrish
Drums C \rl Coli i ns
- 77 - "Ah, heavens! beside those foliaged giants, How small the human dwarf." Hayne SOCIAL CLUBS
BACHELORS EPICUREANS
IOTA PI NU DUX DOMINA
DELTA SIGMA D. L. D.
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OFFICERS
Alton Settle . . President
Marvin McKneely I 'ice-President H
Will Fields Secretary
George Carter . . Treasurer
Miss Ruth Bolton . Faculty Sponsor
Miss Marie Wood . Faculty Sponsor
BACHELORS CLUB MEMBERS JoH N BARGERON W endell Moore George Carter J. I). Purvis Mercer Colli ns Roy Rabun Tom Edwards Pai l Robertson Robert Espy Leroy Roughten Will Fields Alton Settle Founded iqjS Hugh Hodges Bill Stewart Howell Marti n Blakely Thornton : Green and COLORS While Marvin McKneely James Townsend flower: Bachelors Mutton Wayne McKneely Holder Watson
M ( >TTl I : 1 )errick Mincey Jim Wri n kle "Bexvare of women" o p ft o .a o r o
CS ZS © e* c\ a £5
Fj"r.sf Row: Settle, McKneely, Fields, Carter, Bargeron, Collins, Edwards. Espy. Second Rmi': Hodges, Martin. McKneely, Bolton, Wood, Mincey, Moore, Purvis. Third Row: Rabun, Robertson, Roughten, Stewart, Thornton, Townsend, Watson, Wrinkle.
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si Bill Kennedy . . . Vice-President
Roy Rabun Secretary
Alton Settle Treasurer
Evelyn Mathews .... Sponsor
Mrs. Bill Bowen . . Faculty Advisor
IOTA PI NU
M EMBERS
Ron Pound J I M Wrin kle Bill Ken nedy Frank Mulling Roy Rabun Derrick Mincey Alton Settle Ned Warren David Proctor Forrest Town send D. O. McKinney Jam es Tow nsend
Bill Ware ( Ilen n Rhodes Marion Carpenter George Carter HISTORY : Fra \ k Hook Barton Stephens Founded 1931 Josh Lanier I 'ail Robertson colors: Seai let and Emerald I [obson I >uBose Bobbie M< Lemore
: Poinsettia Carl Colli ns H ugh I Iodges flower John Wiggins
v O es tT 0. c e* r>. ft ft
O ^ Osi ft " 0 ,0 ft s O,
/?oif: Pound, Kennedy, Rabun, Settle, Proctor, McKinney, Ware, Carpenter, Hook. Second Row: Lanier, DuBose, Collins, Wrinkle, Mathews, Mrs. Bowen, Mul- ling, Mincey, Warren. Third Row: Townsend, Townsend, Rhodes, Carter, Stephens, Robertson, McLemore, Wiggins.
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( >FFICERS
Eakl Riggs President 6 Eugene Bei.l . / 'ice-President
Joe E. Lambright Secretary
William Garrison Treasurer
Robert Espy . . Chaplain
Menza Cumming Sponsor
L)k. R. F. II. DeLoach . Advisor
DELTA SIGMA
M EM BERS Emory Allen William Garrison W. H. Arnold Albert ( Jreen A. A. Baird R. M. Horton Eugene Bell Joe K. La m bright
Edward Carroll A I ARVIN Ml KNEELY Leroy Cowart Wayne McKneely Ralph Crow e Carl Raby history : John Deal Curtis Ray Founded G. S. M. C, Tifton, James Deal Earl Riggs Co., iy-v; S. G. T. C. 1932 Robert Espy Blakely Thornton
colors : Gold and Blue durwood fulford Holder Watson
flower : Red Rose
"a 0 ,a a MML* ft O r r '^t.- y v T \mi ft ^\
FtrJi Row: Riggs, Bell, Lambright, Garrison. Allen, Arnold, Baird, Carroll. Second Row: Cowart, Crowe, Deal, Cumming, Dr. DeLoach, Deal, Espy, Fulford. Third Row: Green, Horton, McKneely, McKneely. Raby, Ray, Thornton. Watson.
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/•'ir.w Row. Simmons, Remington, Enecks, Josey, Desti.ek, Cromley, Remington. Second Roiv: Cromley, Felton, Hodges, Johnson. Third Roiv. Johnson, Lasseter, McGakkah, Pouni), Rozier, Simmons, Watson.
L. T. C.
Katherine Simmons President
Sara Remington I ice-l'resideiit
[renj Enecks Secretary
BETTY JOSSEY Treasurer
Dr. Destler Faculty Sponsor Annk Remington Mascot
Ml MBERS Grace Cromley Verna Lasseter Mary Cromley Johnnie M. Keli.ey Irene Enecks Helen McGarrah Anne Felton Ruth Pound Margaret Hodges Sara Remington Evelyn Johnson Louise Rozier Vivie Johnson Kathryn Simmons Betty Josey Lillian Simmons
motto :
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
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Laura Hickey President
Mildred Brannen I ice-President Eloise Graham Secretary and Treasurer i Ida Kent Chaplain
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Deai Sponsors
MOTTO : Eat, Drink and Be Merry.
\ I E \ I BERS Mildred Brannen Eloise Graham
M \ ROAR ET Brasington Laura Hickey Frances Cone Alma Jones Eloise Graham Priscilla Prather Barbara Gray Eloise Warren Jean Smith Bessie Gieger
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First Row: Hickey, Brannen, Graham, Kent. Second Row: Brasington, Com;, Smith. Gieger. Third Row: Gray, Jones, Deal, Deal. Prather, Warren.
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Alice Hilj President
VI i lba Harvey Vice-President M vttie Cain Secretary Elizabeth Moody Treasurer Lillian Reddick Chaplain
Mr. Fielding D. Russell Sponsor Mrs. Fielding I). Russell Sponsor Fielding Russell. Jr Mascot MEMBERS Mattie Cain Alice Hill Marcelle Cliett Leah Dora McWaters Ferol Davis Elizabeth Moody f u Fo'i Marion Norris Marianne French Lillian Reddick Martha Hardin Lottie Rountree Ruth Hardin Virginia Sands Melba Harvey Anna Carroll Smith
motto :
To lead rather than he lead. colors: flower ) ellow and White Daisy
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Ethel Mae Byrd President i Vice-President Anna Cody . Carolyn Warnell Secretary anil Treasurer
Faculty Sponsor | ay B. Westcott
MEMBERS
Ethel Mae Byrd Florence Daley
Evelyn Burch CATH ERIN I McCoRKLE Grace Bedingfield Gertrude Mobley Minnie Chance Lois Thornton Anna Cody Carolyn Warnell
motto :
A goo/I time in o good way,
FLOWER Old Muni.
First Row: Byrd, Cody, Warnell, Burch. Second Row: Daley, Bedingfield, Chance, McCorkle. Third Row: Thornton, Westcott, Mobley.
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Josephine Munson President Dr. J. E. Carrl'th A dvisor Wynnis Roberts . l ire-President Mrs. J. E. Carrlth A dvisor Vera Cook Secretary MlSS QUEEN Collins Sponsor Dessie Holtox Treasurer JAMES DlXON Sponsor MEMBERS Josephine Munson Grace Walker Wynnis Roberts Dessie Holtox Pat Roberts Eunice Davis Louise McKinley Helen Cromartie Vera Cooke Jam ye Hooks gwyndolyn dekle motto: II hile struggling to find the right i ield not to the wrong."
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Firj/ Raw: Munson, Roberts, Cooke, Holton, Collins, Dixon, Dr. Carrlth. Second Row: McKinley, Hooks, Walker, Roberts, Cromartie, Davis, Deki.e
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1 And his work its own reward shall be.'
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Coach Smith Miss Caro Lane Mr. Donaldson ATHLETIC DIRECTORS
[im Wrinkle Instructor in Physical Education
Generia H. Bowen .• Instructor in Physical Education Fielding Russeli Boxing Coach William S. Hannkr Tennis Coach
f AY B. WESTCOTT Track Coach
BYRON L. SMITH
Director of Men' a Physical Education
Byron I.. Smith, head coach at South Georgia Teachers College, was Mercer's first four-letter man. Coach Smith received his early education at Lincoln High School in Tennessee and at Bryson College. He attended Mercer in the days when the "Bears" inspired terror in Southern football stadiums. He received his Masters degree at the University of Michigan.
During the seven years that he has been at the college lie has stood for fair plaj and his winning teams have been his contribution to the school spirit.
MISS CARO LANK
Director of If omen's Physical Education
Miss Caro Lane, head of the Women's Physical Education Department received her B.S. at (j. S. C. W. She received her Masters degree at Peabody College.
Besides this, Miss Lane has attended summer sessions at r lie University of Virginia, University of Wisconsin, Harvard, and Columbia.
Miss Lane has made her influence felt on the campus. Besides directing Women's
Physical Education, she is the sponsor of the Women's Athletic Association. The school will miss her next year, but "All good wishes for continued success is our wish."
-91 - Teachers 13 -Abraham Baldwin 0 Teachers 14 -Douglas 14 Teachers 0 -Tampa 19 Teachers 25 -CMC. 1Z Teachers 2.6 -Alabama Teachers 23 Teachers 0 - Appalachian 0 Teachers 14 - Cochran 7 Teachers 6 -Stetson 9 Top Nine: Carter, N. Warren, B. Stewart, Donaldson, Purvis, Ryals.
Bottom Row: Golden, J. Stewart, Robertson, Abelson.
BASKETBALL 1936
With oiil\ Mill Stewart oi last season's state championship team returning and further handicapped by the new rule eliminating the pivot play. Coach Smith built a cage outfit which scored victories over Mercer University, the Savannah Jewish Al- liance, the Swift and Co. Packers, Middle Georgia College, South Georgia State, Albany Blues, and dropped contests to Norman Park, College of Charleston, Kentucky State Teachers and the Kate Smith Celtics.
Bill Stewart led the squad in scoring, being closely followed by Golden, Donaldson and Ned Warren in order named.
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TRACK 1935
Two defeats in two starts marked the record of the 1935 Blue Tide track team.
After losing their first meet t<> Brewton- Parker by an overwhelming score, the track- sters settled down to hard work to come out of the return engagement the loser by onl) two points. Wrinkle in the distance runs and the high hurdles was the most consistent winner.
Coach Jaj Westcott, himself a hurdler of note, bids fair to produce winning track and field teams in the near future.
1 hose men who are out for the l^.Sb 1 rack team are:
100-Yard Dash Thornton, Oliver, Rushton, Gilbert, McKneely 220-Yard Dash Oliver, Thornton, Gilbert, Rushton 440-Yard Dash Adams, Rinhton Pole Vault Rhodes, Carter Broad Jump Golden, McKneely, Oliver High Jump McKneely, Golden Discus Warren, Watson, Rocker, Cherry
Hurdles . . McKneely, Gilbert, Hamil Relay Thornton, Oliver, Golden, Rushton, Gilbert, McKneely
-96- Upper Row (left to right): Coach Russell, Harrison, Hogan, George Strickland, Charles Strickland, Tom Edwards, Manager Fetzer. Second Row: Carter. Deal, Fielding Russell, Jr. (Mascot), Josey, Deloach, Bowen, Spurgeon, Edwards.
BOXING 1936
Greatly handicapped by lack of experienced material, Coach Russell deserves much credit for the record made by the boxing team. Men who had never donned the gloves before coming to T. C. developed into real fighters under his guidance and before the season was over were performing like veterans of the squared circle. BOXING SCHEDULE
Boys High at Collegeboro—February 7
T. C. . . . Boys High . . . 5— 1—Draws ... I G. M. A. at Atlanta— February 14
T. C. . . . 5—G. M. A. . . . 3—Draws ... 0 University of Georgia at Athens— February 22
T. C. . . . of . . . 2—U. Ga. 4—Draws ... 1 University of Georgia at Collegeboro— February 28 T. C. . . . of . . . 4—U. Ga. 2—Draws' ... 1
A nock on Is J. R. Bowen George Strickland D. O. McKinney Russell Harrison John D. Deal Sam Jossey
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