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The George-Anne Student Media Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern The George-Anne Student Media 4-3-1939 The George-Anne Georgia Southern University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1939). The George-Anne. 185. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/185 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Dean's The George-Anne List PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE SOUTH GEORGIA TEACHERS COLLEGE VOL. 12 COLLEGEBORO. GA., MONDAY, APRIL 3, 193^ NO. 11 TlfiTY-SIX m QUALITY POINT RATIOS FIFTY-TWO MAKE STUDENTS HERE WINTER QUARTER, 1938-39 THE DEAN'S LET Names and Addresses Are Re- Classes•" Men Women Total Nine Students Make All A's leased by Dean Z. S. Seniors 3.0;; 3.61 3.32 During Winter Henderson. Juniors 2.72 2.97 2.84 Sophomores 2.26 2.07 2.16 Quarter. Thirty-six new students have .en- Freshmen . 2.17 1.81 1.96 College . : 2.45 2.30 2.36 Fifty-two students made the Dean's tered college for the Spring term, list this quarter as compared to for- according to information released by Departmental Groups College Groups ty-six last quarter, according ;.-to Dean Z. S. Henderson, Bulloch claim- Dean Z. S'. Henderson. ed first place for the most students Chorus 4.26 Rosenwald Club 3.81' I. R. C 3.97 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3.54 Nine of these students, seven wom- with "six. Pierce was second with W. A. A. Council 3.44 Student Council 3.21 en and two men, had a grade point five. Industrial Arts Club 3.14 George-Anne Staff 3.15 ratio of 6 or all A's. They are: Mrs. Band . 2.92 Following are'the names', addresses Y. M.-C.-A. Cabinet ..... ,2.0'S Bernice Floyd, Mildred Fraziei','Thef-- and counties of the new students: Music - Club 2.63 Reflector Staff .2.56 Home Economics Club 2.44 Working Students 2.40 ma Harrison, Carolyn Oliver, Juan- Edward' Aquirre, ' Ceinfue'gos, Cuba; ita Thomas, Graydon Pierce, Miriam Frank Aguirre, Ceinfuegos, Cuba; Social Clubs Residence Halls Girardeau, Virginia King, J: A. Bertie Altman, Baxley, Appling; Ger- "X" 3.42 Gardner. ald Bacon, Pembroke, Bryan; Doro- New Residence Hall 3.12 Delta Lambda Delta 3.39 Gymnasium 2.99 The juniors were first in class rat- thy Bandy, Ringgold, Catoosa; Mar- Lamba Theta Chi 3.14 ' Pecan Villa .-.-■ 2.80 ings with sixteen, ten women and six jorie Brewer, Blackshear, Pierce; Bachelors 3.12 Health Cottage 2.63 men, on the list. The seniors were Aline Buz-gsteiner, Blackshear, Dux Domina 3.09 Sanford Hall 2.39 Buggar Dagger 3.08 second with ten women and five men. Pierce; James Calvin, Hoboken, East Hall 2.38 Epicurean 2.73 Brown Cottage 2^29 The freshmen followed . with three Brantley; Audrey Clifton, Stilson, Delta Sigma 2.27 West Hall 1.90 women and nine men making the 4.5, Bulloch; Marie Crosby, Bristol, Iota Pi Nu 2.25 Scout Hut L36 or above, ratio. Nine sophomores Pierce; Floyd Davis, Patterson, Anderson Hall 1.01 made the list, four women and five Pierce; Charlie Denmark, ■ Claxton, men. Twenty-seven women and twen- Evans; Mrs. Ruth Donaldson, States- ty-five men made the list. boro, Bulloch; Grace Dotson, Savan- BAGGETT TO GO MAY DAY PLANS . Following are the names by classes: nah, . Chatham; Loyce Durrenee, Seniors—Elizabeth Burns, Mrs. GlennvUle, Tattnall; Dorothy Free- TO CONVENTION BEING COMPLETED Bernice Floyd, Mildred Frazier, Fan- man,- Sylvania, Screven; Edward nie L. Barrel), Thelma Harrison, Evelyn Baggett is to present a Gibbs, Abbeville, Wilcox; Deane Plans for May Day, May 5th, are Carolyn Oliver, Catherine Parrish, paper and. lead a panel discussion, on Grantham, Nahunta, Brantley; Dell being completed, according to Miss Mrs. Ethel Sigman, Ceciline Swinson, "Japan's Monroe Doctrine in the Susie Hammack. Hagin, Statesboro, Bulloch; Wyllis Juanita Thomas, W. P. Herring. Thad East" at the International Relations Hallman, Valdosta, Lpwndes; Billy The theme of the festivities will Hollingsworth, Copeland Ozier, Gray- Club conference which is to be held Harris,' Dallas, Paulding; 'Jo Hart, be an English" May Day in the Robin don Pierce, Jesse Rutland. at William and Mary College, April Uvalda, Montgomery; Ruby Hoke, Hood period. The folk dances and Juniors—Margaret Boddiford, Ann 6-9. Plans are being discussed to Collegeboro, Bulloch; Ben Irvin, other activities will be entirely En- Breen, Lorraine Broekett, Ira Lois send other representatives of the col- Washington, Wilkes; Bessie Jacobs, glish. The queen will represent Maid Brown, Dorothy Cromley, Cleo Eden- ' lege International ■ Relations Club to Nahunta, Brantley; Mary Lewis, Pat- MarioSi and the attendants will form field, Miriam Girardeau, Virginia the -conference. It will' be known terson^ Pierce; Emory' Martin, Al- her court. The committees have been King, Jane Pool, Doris Wallace, definitely this week if other dele- bany, Dougherty; Mrs. Frances'Mc- appointed with various members of Carlton Carruth, Jouett Davenport, gates will attend. See STUDENTS, page 2 the W. A. A. Council in'charge. See DEAN'S LIST, page 2 George-Anne "Begins "Patronize- Social Calendar Tor Spring Our-Advertisers " Campaign Term Announced by Proctor The George-Anne in this issue is 525 Students Have H. W. Rower Will The social calendar for the Spring- beginning, a campaign to "patronize Registered At End term at South Georgia Teachers Col- our advertisers." It is the purpose Visit Local YMCA lege has been completed, according to of the campaign to show the business Of First Week In Near Future David Proctor, president of the Stu- men uptown that ads in a student dent Council. publication does bring in trade. At the end of the fiirst week of H. W. Rower, Atlanta, state secre- The activities of the present social Loyal supporters of your student the Spring term 525 students had tary of the Y. M. C. A. is planning calendar began Saturday night with publication in Statesboro are the fol- registered as compared to 463 reg- to meet with the college'' organiza- j tion in the near future, according to ■the Student Council giving a dance lowing business organizations. ularly enrolled m the 1938 Spring' Georgia Theatre. ■ D. R. Barber, president, Barber has in the Gym. The Y. M. and Y. W. quarter. State Theatre. I forwarded a list of meeting dates to will give a joint party in the Gym The Winter term this year had 551 College Pharmacy. Mr. Rower and it is expected that the Saturday night. students registered. The Spring term exact date of the visit will be known Noweli Shoe Shop. Following are the clubs and dates: in the next few days. Thackston's Dry Cleaning. is usually 75 to 80 less than the Win- April.8—Y. M. and Y. W. Sanders Studio. ter term. This Spring there are The first regular meeting of the April 15—L. T. C. H. Minkovitz & Sons. only 26 less than enrolled during Y. M. C. A. for this quarter was April 22—Dux Domina. The Fashion Shop. the Winter term. With 62 more stu- held in Sanford lounge- Wednesday April 29—Pan-Hellenic. Favorite Shoe Store. dents already enrolled, over - last night. Mr. Paul E. Thompson, fac- • May 5—Student Council. Statesboro Dry Cleaners. Spring and the Six Weeks' Short ulty advisor, presided while the fol- . May 6—Epicureans. Statesboro Skating Rink. term coming up the total enrollment lowing officers were installed: D. R. May 13—D. L. D. Collegiate Barber -Shop. for the Spring quarter should reach Barber, president; John Roberts, sec- May 13—Bachelors. Kenan's Print Shop. • 615 to 625. Ninety students enroll- retary-treasurer; Tom Dews, mem- • May 27—D. S. Snow Cleaners, Savannah. ed in the 1938 Spring Short term. See ROWER, page 2 June 3—Pi Nu and S. C. TWO THE GEORGE-ANNE MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1938 The Qeorge*Anne PITTMAN HAPPY ON RETURN TO Established. 1927 SGTC CAMPUS Member Georgia Collegiate Press Association Dr. Marvin S. Pittman returned to Published biweekly by the Students of South Georgia the campus Friday after attending Teachers College, Collegeboro, Ga. Address Com- the G. E. A. state meeting in At- munications to Box 183, Collegeboro, Ga. At last something has happened that may lanta and representing the college at Published Bi-Weekly from September;Till June Except the Southern Association of Colleges During Holidays. be considered worthwhile to put in this col- umn. It is the biggest romance of the year, and Secondary Schools held in Mem- Subscription Rate: 10c per Copy, $1.00 per Year phis last week. folks. The George-Anne wishes to take this Dr. Pittman stated that he was Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at opportunity to congratulate Annah and Simp- delighted to be back, and that ho Collegeboro, Ga., under temporary permit. son. The Norfolk flash has at last succumbed would never attend any future con- C. D. SHELEY '• '•' £4>f*» to the love bug. Some fellows claim that Sapi- ventions if he could help it. He men- NICHOLAS DUNBAR ■ -Assistant Editor ent just wants a bodyguard, but our faith in tioned that in spite of the distress- WYATT BONNER - Business Manager ing financial situation he was never T. A. BACON Circulation Manager human nature can't accept this ulterior mo- ESSIE LANGFORD Assistant Business Manager so glad to see Georgia and especial- tive as being true.
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