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THE ARMSTRONG BUILDING

LOOKING DOWN AT BULL STREET

THE LANE BUILDING (BELOW)

LOOKING DOWN AT GASTON STREET

THE AUDITORIUM (BELOW)

AIRVIEW LOOKING NORTH

AIRVIEW OF SAVANNAH LOOKING EASTWARD

SHIP DOCKING

BULL STREET LOOKING SOUTH

SAVANNAH COTTON EXCHANGE

CONTENTS

ADMINISTRATION

SOPHOMORE CLASS

FRESHMAN CLASS

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

SPORTS

CLUBS

ADVERTISEMENTS

To the Founders of Armstrong Junior College:

This yearbook is inscribed by the Class of 1937 to all who have helped
to establish Armstrong Junior College.

Therefore, to the Citizens of Savannah, whose college it is, and to
such constructors as former Mayor Thomas Gamble, Mr. A. Pratt Adams,
Mr. H. Lee Fulton, Mayor Robert M. Hitch, Mr. Lowry Axley, Mr. Frank
Spencer, Mr. Herschel V. Jenkins, Mrs. Virginia Heard, Mrs. Lucy Moltz,
Mr. Phillip H. Weltner, Mr. Mills B. Lane, Mrs. Lucy A. Johnson, and to
many others friendly to the college.

Most of all, thanks must be given for the untiring work of President
Earnest A. Lowe, his faculty, and the College Commission, who have
worked together so well.

If the story of founding Armstrong Junior College could be told,
v/hat a tale it would be when in critical times it could have been killed or
delayed by key men if they had lacked vision ! How many ideas, how much
work, what long conferences there must have been. There is need for
people friendly to truth, and the hope we all have for Armstrong as a place
for the sincere inquiry after truth must rest with the high purpose and
courage of these people. Virtue must have the twin allies of wisdom and
strength.

This yearbook is an attempt to present some aspects of our
stay in Armstrong. Where we have failed to be clear, or where we have
been stodgy instead of gay, we must leave next year to improve.

The Sophomore Class of 1937, the first to graduate, thanks all the
founders of Armstrong Junior College, and hoping for sound growth, turns
its eyes confidently to the future.

FORMER MAYOR THOMAS A. GAMBLE

MAYOR ROBERT M HITCH

EARNEST A. LOWE, President
Armstrong Junior College

ORIGINAL COMMISSION— 1935-1936

MAYOR THOMAS GAMBLE,

Vice-Chairman
ALDERMAN H. L FULTON
ALDERMAN HERBERT F. GIBBONS
PRESIDENT HENRY BLUN
HENRY M. GARWES
HERBERT L KAYTON
FRANK W. SPENCER

ORMOND B. STRONG
MISS OLA M. WYETH
HERSCHEL V. JENKINS
JUDGE A. B. LOVETT
A. PRATT ADAMS

Chairman of Commission
MRS. MILLS B. LANE
MRS. LUCY B. TROSDAL

NEW COLLEGE COMMISSION

THOMAS GAMBLE, Chairman
H V JENKINS, Vice-Chairman
MRS. LUCY TROSDAL
MRS. MILLS B. LANE

FRED G DOYLE
MAYOR ROBERT M. HITCH
MAJOR HENRY BLUN
ISAIAH A. SOLOMONS

FACULTY

THOMAS ASKEW. Dean
Ph.B.. Piedmont; MA,
University of Georgia;
Graduate Study University
of Chicago.

WILLIAM S BOYD
B S , University of Geor-
gia; M A, Emory Uni-
versity.

JOHN P. DYER
B.A.. Bryson College; B.S.
MA., Peabody; Ph.D.,
Vanderbilt University

ARTHUR M GIGNILLIAT
AB and MA, University
of Georgia.

MARGARET FORTSON
A.B..LLB. and MA,
University of Georgia;
Certificat, La Sorbonne
Paris.

FOREMAN M. HAWES
A B., Mercer University;
M.S., Emory University.

REUBEN W. HOLLAND
A.B: and MA, Emory
University.

john w. McNeill

B.S.C., MA. Ohio State
University.

MARGARET SPENCER
B Mus., Converse College;
AB, University of Geor-
gia; MA , Columbia Uni-
versity.

ARTHUR T. KOLGAKLIS
BS., Georgia Tech;
MBA, Harvard Graduate
School of Business Admin-
istration.

DOROTHY H. MILLER
A.B., Oglethorpe Univer-
sity; B S in Library Sci-
ence, Emory University.

IVEY M. SHIVER
B.S.C, University of Geor-
gia.

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IRS. MILLER AND LITTLE TABASCO

BRAIN T(H)RUST

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Leon Ashley
Joan Dodd
Cilbert Ogg

SOPHOMORES

MARTHA NELTA
BECKETT

Savannah
Tennis. Glee Club, Dean's
List. Dramatic Club

EDITH BARBARA

BEERY

Savannah

Girls' Basketball Team, Delta

Chi. Dean's List.

FRANCES
BLOMQUIST

Savannah
Glee Club. Dean's List.

GRACE BOUNDS

Savannah
Tennis, Vice-President Soph-
omore Class, Secretary Phi
Delta Mu. Inkwell, Geechee,
Dean's List.

H LUKIE BOWYER

Savannah
Swimming Team, Tennis,
Boxing

VIRGINIA
RANDOLPH BRYAN

Savannah
Riding, Dramatic Club

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PAULINE CARCILL

Savannah
Girls' Basketball Te^in '36,
'37; President Alpha Tau
Beta, Swimming Team.

THOMAS CARR

Savannah
Coif Team '36, '37; Baske
ball, Swimming Team

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LELA ACNES
CASON

Brunswick, Ca
Glee Club. Delta Chi Pledge

SIN FAH CHAN

Savannah
G'ce Club, Emperor's New
C.othes, Dean's List.

EDNA URSULA
CLARK

Savannah
Tennis, Home Economics
Club.

FRANCES COATS

Savannah
Alpha Tau Beta, Inkwell,
Glee Club, Home Economics
Club. Geechee, Lulheran
Club

SOPHOMORES

ELIZABETH COBB

Savannah
Secretary Dramatic Club,
Secretary Sophomore Class,
Clee Club, Lutheran Club,
Reading Club.

EDYTHE CAROLYN
COLLINS

Metier. Ca
Home Economics Club,
Tennis

BERTRAM
CLEVELAND COOPER

Savannah
Male Quartet, Clee Club,
Three Cornered Moon, Em-
peror's New Clothes, Theatre
Board.

DOLORES COWART

Savannah
President Delta Chi. Orches-
tra. Clee Club Accompanist,
Secretary Student Council,
36; Dean's List

H. STOCKTON
DREESE, JR.

Savannah
Football, Tennis, Basketball.

RUTH SIBLEY
DURANT

Savannah
Clee Club. Home Econom cs
Club

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SOPHOMORES

MARGARET ECLOFF

Savannah
Vice-President Alpha Tau
Beta. President Home Eco-
nomics Club.

WALTON AMANDA
EXLEY

Savannah
Delta Chi, Glee Club

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LOUISE CATCH

Savannah
Home Economics Club. Glee
Club.

ANN STEWART
GIBSON

Savannah
Phi Delta Mu, Dramatic
Club, Inkwell, Geechee,
Dean's List.

LOUIS CIVENS

Savannah
Glee Cub, Male Quartet,
Dean's List.

ELIZABETH
HILLBRATH CNANN

Savannah
Glee Club, Dean's List, Presi-
dent Lutheran Club. Reading
Club, Dramatic Club.

SOPHOMORES

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MARY JANE CNANN

Spnnfifield. Ca
Cub. Delta Chi.

MARY ELEANOR
GRANTHAM

Savannah
Gee Club, Reading Club,
Dramatic

WENDELL

HARDWICK

Savannah

Football, Softball, Electrician,

Theatre Production.

ROBERT L. HERIOT

Savannah
Staff Photographer, Ceechee.

HELENE HERNDON

Savannah
Ph, Delta Mu. Literary So-
ciety '36.

JACQUELINE DE
ALVA HODGES

Savannah
Glee Club. Delta Chi Pledge,
Circulation Manager, Cee-
chee.

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SOPHOMORES

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ROBERT HULL
Savannah
Dramatic Club, Three Cor-
nered Moon, Theatre Board.
Emperor's New Clothes.

MARK WILLIAM
JOHNSON

Savannah
President Sophomore Class,
Student Council.

ARTHUR I.
JEFFORDS. JR.

Savannah
Dean's List, Glee Club, Coif
Team '36, '37 ; Manager
Basketball Team '36, '37
Inkwell; Dramatic ■ Club
Literary Society; Football
Male Quartet, '36.

NATHAN KARNIBAD

Savannah
Basketball Team '36, '37;
Softball.

RACHEL KEEVER

REUBEN

Savannah
Riding, Tennis.

KRONSTADT

Savannah
Basketball Team "37; Soft
ball, Dean's List.

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SOPHOMORES

ROBERT LANIER

Savannah
Basketball Team '36; Cap-
ran Basketball Team '37;
Ttnn.s Team, Boxing.

NELLE UMJGHLIN

Savannah
Vice-President Home Eco-
nomics Club. Glee Club.
Dean's List

MARTHA
ELIZABETH LEE

Savannah
Drlta Chi. Home Economics
Club Glee Club. Girls' Bas-
ketball Team '36. '37

GEORGE LEON,

Savannah
Basketball Team '36,
Swimming Team

'37;

ELIZABETH LEONE
LEVY

Savannah
Riding. Geechee

ALVA BURLY LINES

Savannah
Student Council '36. Chair-
man Publications Board. Busi-
ness Manager Inkwell '36,
Theatre Board, Business Man-
ager Geechee, Dean's List.

SOPHOMORES

MAR I LOUISE
LOCK WOOD

Savannah
Phi Delta Mu, Dramatic
Club. Inkwell, Dean's List

WILLIAM
STILLWELL MANN

Savannah
Business Manager Inkwell,
lnt r a r nura l Ath'etic Council,
Student Council, Football.

LOUISE MAYHEW

Savannah
Basketball '36. Dean's List.

JOSEPHINE LOGAN

Savannah
Riding, Tennis.

CAROL MAYHEW

Savannah
Basketball Team 36, Dean's
List.

JAMES WENDELL
McCREERY

Savannah
Clee Club. Dramatic Club,
Theatre Board, Swimming
Team.

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SOPHOMORES

ROBERT McCUEN
Savannah
Manager Basketball Team
36. Three Cornered Moon,
Theatre Board. Dean's List.
Editor Inkwell '36. Ceechee.
Publications Board. Student
Council. Literary Society '36

NELL MclNTIRE

Savannah
Tennis Team '36. Basketball
Team '36. President Phi
Delta Mu

MARY CAROLYN
MEADOWS

Screven. Ca
Captain Basketball Team '37,
Delta Chi. Home Economics
Cub

COLEMAN MOPPER

Savannah
Boxing Team, Basketball
Team '36. '37; Dean's List.

EDWARD MORGAN

Cuyton
Tennis Team, Basketball
Team

CALLIE MORRIS

Savannah
Inkwell, Swimming Team,
Clee Club.

SOPHOMORES

MARGUERITE
MORROW

Savannah
Glee Club, Manager Bas-
ketball Team '36, Vice-Pres-
ident Delta Chi, Dean's List

ELEANOR MURPHY

Savannah
Student Council, Glee Club,
Delta Chi, Dean's List, Ink-
well '37. Geechee

HINCKLY

FANNIE OAST

AUGUSTUS

Savannah

MURPHY

Riding, Dean's List.

Savannah

Editor Ceechee, Inkwell '36.

'37; Orchestra '37, Dean's-

List. Garden CTub

AUGUSTA D.
OELSCHIG

Savannah
Glee Club, Delta Chi, Dra-
matic Club, Dean's List,
Cheer Leader.

CAROLINE OLIVER

Savannah
Tennis Team '36, '37; Phi
Delta Mu.

SOPHOMORES

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CAROLYN OLIVER

Savannah
Theatre Board; Boy Chillun';
Three Cornered; Emperor's
New Clothes; Mgr Basket-
ball Team (Girls).

LOUISE OPPER

Savannah
Inkwell. Glee Club, Ceechee

GEORGIA ROSE
OTTO

Savannah
Glee Club. Delta Chi, Tennis
Team '36.

JOAN PADGETT

Tennis

OPHELIA MARY
PARKS

Savannah
Glee Club. Orchestra. Phi
Delta Mu. Basketball.

MILDRED PITTMAN

Savannah
Glee Club, Basketball

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SOPHOMORES

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JOSEPHINE ODESSA
POYTHRESS

Savannah
Delta Chi. Glee Club, Dra-
matic Club, Dean's List.

JANIS PRIDCEN

Savannah

VIRGINIA WALTON
PURSE

Savannah
Phi Delta Mu. Glee Club,
Assistant Riding Instructor,
Basketball Team '36, '37;
Tennis Team '36, 37; Cee-
chee. Inkwell.

ELECTA F.
ROBERTSON

Savannah
Tennis Team '36 '37; Bas-
ketball Team '36, '37; Presi-
dent Student Council '37,
Phi Delta Mu, Dean's List.

WILLIAM VERDERY
ROBERTS, JR.

Savannah
Softball, Tennis, Boxing,
Theatre Board.

DAVID ROBINSON

Savannah
Orchestra, '36, '37; Inkwell,
Ceechee, Dean's List.

SOPHOMORES

JOHN NAIRN ROSS

Savannah
Intramural Council, Student
Council, Tennis. Dean's List,
Electrician. Production Staff.

JANET RUSHING

Savannah
Basketball Team '36. '37;
Clee Club. Tennis Team '37,
Dean's List.

SELMA SAMINSKY

Savannah
Tennis Team '36.

JAMES HOLMES
SCARBOROUGH

Savannah
O.chestra '37, Literary So-
ciety, Softball, Dean's List.

MARIAN SANDERS

Savannah
Home Economics Club.

MARY ADELE
SCARBOROUGH

Savannah
Tennis, Dean's List.

SOPHOMORES

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MARGARET MAE
SCHUMAN

Savannah
Glee Club, Tennis, Geechee.

WILLIAM B. SCOTT

Savannah
Football. Softball

MARY de SALES

HENRY CARL SMITH

SHEEHAN

Savannah

Softball, Tennis.

Basketball, Typist for Ink-

well.

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JAMES FRED LEWIS
SIMPSON

Glee Club, Fencing, Asso-
ciate Editor Geechee, Stu-
dent Council, Literary So-
ciety, Football.

SIDNEY SMITH

Savannah
Swimming Team, Associate
Editor Inkwell, Dean's List,
Vice-Pres. Literary Society,
Manager Boxing Team,
Geechee, Football, Softball

SOPHOMORES

CELIA B. STEVENS
San Diego, Calif
Three Cornered Moon. Em-
peror's New Clothes, Dean's
List. Clee Club

GEORGE W
STRAIGHT

Savannah
Boxing Team. Student Coun-
cil. Intramural Athletic
Council.

THOMAS ABBOTT

HAROLD SUTKER

STOKES

Savannah

Dean's List, Ceechee.

Tennis Team '36, '37; Box-

ing '37.

SOLOMON SUTKER

Savannah
Literary Society, Dean's List,
Ceechee.

HUGH TAYLOR

Savannah
President Clee Club, Male
Ouartet, Three Cornered
Moon.

SOPHOMORES

MARY LEEK THOMAS

Savannah
Tennis.

HARRY LEBEY
TRUCHELET

Savannah
Orchestra. Glee Club, Dean's
List, Softball.

HERBERT S. TRAUB,
. J R '

Savannah
Tennis, Dean's List, Adver-
tising Manager Ceechee,
Inkwell.

JEANNE CLAIRE
VICTOR

Savannah
Glee Club, Riding, Reading
Club, Inkwell, Geechee.

GLADYS VON

HOYT NICHOLAS

OHSEN

\VARE

Augusta
Delta Chi Pledge, Glee Club.

Pooler, Ga., U. S. A.
Inkwell Editor '37, Literary
Society, Tennis, Associate
Editor Geechee, Audubon
Society.

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SOPHOMORES

ANNA WEEKS

Savannah
A'pha Tau Beta.. Sw mming
Team, Riding

LAURA WILSON

Savannah
Secretary Home Economics
Club '36. Glee Club.

MARGARET E.
WOOD

Savannah
Tennis. Home Economics
Club

MARGARET WRIGHT

Savannah
Dean's List, Secretary Delt
Chi, Tennis.

OUR BELOVED JOAN

ABOVE— A GUY WITH A SWEET TOOTH

RIGHT— SHE
r- WOULD LIKE

3 TO GET THIS
ONE BACK

ABOVE— LOOK WHAT CAN HAPPEN TO A CAT

ABOVE— SHE'S GOT
SHINGLES

BELOW— THEY TAKE A FIELD TRIP AND FIND A BEER GARDEN

ABOVE— THISTLE

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THE TEMPTERS

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FRESHMEN

CHARLES D. ADAMS
Bloomingdale

ELBERT V. AMOS

Town send. Ga

FRANK BARRACAN

Savannah

EARL C. BIDEZ

Savannah

HELEN ELIZABETH BOYD

Savannah

WOODROW BRELAND

Savannah

HELEN INEZ BRENNAN

Savannah

JANE CHAPMAN

Savannah

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FRESHMEN

ERNESTINE OCTAVIA
COLE
Savannah

MAR I ETA SHEILA COOK

Savannah

ARTHUR H. CRANMAN

Savannah

LILLIAN COOPER

Savannah

EFFIE WOODROW CONE
Stilson, Ca.

CHRISTINE CRAWFORD

Savannah

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EDDIE DAVIS

Fountain City, Tenn

WESLEY DE VALINCER

Savannah

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FRESHMEN

JEWELL DIXON
Blackshear. Ca

PATRICIA DODD

Savannah

FLORENCE DOTSON

Savannah

JOHN DU PONT
Savannah

EDWARD DU FOUR

Savannah

ALMA WOOD DU PUIS

Hardeeville, S C

SAMUEL FREEMAN
Savannah

FRANK GARDNER
Jacksonville, Fla

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FRESHMEN

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MARY GARRARD

Savannah

SOL CONCHAR

Savannah

|EAN GREGORY

Savannah

ADELINE GUMBLE
Hawley, Pa.

MARY ' ERNARD GOETTE

Savannah

LILA EMILY GOULD

Savannah

EVELYN HOPE GROOT

Jacksonville

MORTON HAAS

Savannah

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GARRARD HAINES

Savannah

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MARTHA ANNE

HAUSMANN

Savannah

GEORGIA ANNA HILL

Savannah

RUBY HOLLIS

Savannah

DORA LEE HARMON

Savannah

SARA HENDERSON

Savannah

JEANNE HIPSON
Boston, Mass

EDNA HOLLER

Charlotte. N C

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FRESHMEN

ANN HOLLOWAY

Savannah

NEDRA HOUSEHOLDER

Savannah

JAMES RICHARD
HORSWELL

Savannah

CLAUDINE CLARK
HUTCHINS

Savannah

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WILLIAM GODFREY
HYRNE

Savannah

PAUL INNECKEN

Savannah

ALICE EVERETT
jAMIESON

Savannah

CERE JENKINS

Savannah

FRESHMEN

DOROTHY JOHNSON
Savannah

FLORENCE KOLMAN

Savannah

ROSALYND KRAVITCH
Savannah

IRENE LA MOTTE
Savannah

7 HERBERT D. LEIGH, JR.

Savannah

LETTYE LEON

Savannah

BETTY LYNES

Savannah

john n. Mclaughlin

Savannah

FRESHMEN

ISABEL MARY McLEOD

Savannah

RITA McRAE

Savannah

JEANETTE LOUISE
McLEOD

Savannah

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JAMES MAYBERRY

Columbus, Ca.

JANE ELIZABETH MILLER

Savannah

EARL MOAK

Savannah

ROBERT E. LEE MILLER

Savannah

CERALDINE MONSEES

Savannah

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FRESHMEN

JANET MONTEITH
Savannah

DOROTHY BONNELL
NELSON

Savannah

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SIBYL ORR

Savannah

AMAND ELIZABETH
PALMER

Savannah

GEORGE PATRICK

Savannah

ARTHUR PHILLIPS

Savannah

ELIZABETH PIERCE

Savannah

SHEILA PIERCE

Savannah

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ELEANOR POWERS

Savannah

VIRGINIA SWING
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Savannah

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MARGARET ELEANOR
RAWLINGS

Savannah

DOUGLASS RICHARD

Savannah

SAUL RUBIN

Savannah

WILLIAM B. RICE

Savannah

JULIA ROBERTS

Savannah

FRANK SANDERS

Washington, D. C.

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FRESHMEN

JACK SCHLEY

Savannah

JACK SEICLER

Savannah

EDWARD AUGUSTUS SI EC

Savannah

CEORCE STANLEY

Savannah

RECINA JEANETTE
SECALL

Savannah

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JULIUS SHARPE

Savannah

SELMA LOUISE SOLMS

Savannah

WALTER SWEATT

Savannah

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FRESHMEN

MIRIAM LUCILLE
THOMAS

Savannah

CECILIA DARRACOTT
TRAVIS

Savannah

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JOHN FRANKLIN WADE

Savannah

ARDELLE WALDHOUR

Savannah

JOSEPHINE HEYMAN
TRAUB

Savannah

JOHN TYRE

Savannah

NELSON WAITE

Savannah

CECILIA ZITTRAUER
WALL

Marlowe, Ga.

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FRESHMEN

ELIZABETH WALLACE
Greenwood. S C

ISABEL McLERAN
WARNER

Savannah

VIRGINIA WHITE

Savannah

ANDREW WILSON

Savannah

BETTE WILLIAMS

Savannah

EVELYN NATHAN

Savannah

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PRE-
PARING
A CAT
FOR Dl-
SECTION

1. Tied.

2. Cloroform
applied.

3. Cloroform
confined.

4. Injected.

5. Skinning.

6. Skinned.

7. Muscles
uncovered.

8. How many
cats in

the picture?

9. What's the use to go to all that
trouble says Wendel — Here's
how I skin 'em.

^BOVE — A search for speci-

nens

?IGHT — Two that were found

nissing.

BELOW— What kind of blossom

s this, Mr. Boyd?

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BELOW— left: One way to
cover the subject.

BELOW— right: You guessed it
— book worms.

RIGHT — One of the reasons
why all of the boys had a hard
time passing. After seeing this
picture anybody should be able
to stand Pat.

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1935—1936
THE FIRST YEAR OF SCHOOL

1936—1937
SECOND YEAR

activities

1935—1936

Billy Mann, Ophelia Parks, Nairn Ross, Mark Johnson, Frank Henry, Alva Lines, Kathryn Flowers, Howard Paddison

STUDENT COUNCIL
1936—1937

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Electa Robertson
President

Fred Simpson
Vice-Pres

Elizabeth Pierce
(Freshman)

lack Schley
(Freshman)

Vice-Pres. BOUNDS

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tary COBB

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, 1936-1937

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, 1936-1937

President BARRACAN

Vice-Pres. HILL

Secretary HOLL'S

Editor
HINCKLY MURPHY

Business Manager
ALVA LINES

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THE CEECHEE,
1937 STAFF.

ARTHUR M.

CICNILIAT

Administration Advisor

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1937 'CEECHEE ANNUAL STAFF

BOUNDS

COATS

McCUEN

CARR

GRANTHAM

O^CVDA

GARRARD

HARMON

HILL

HODGES

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ROBINSON

SMITH

SUTKER

VICTOR

ANNUAL STAFF

The Editors of the 'Geechee thank those who have worked to produce the Annual.
Mr. Cignilliat, and other members of the faculty gave many valuable suggestions; Alva
Lines, Herbert Traub and their solicitors worked like Trojans and turned in a vast
quantity of advertisements; Fred Simpson willingly worked out many details, as did
Walton Purse in the Athletic section. The printers gave helpful advice, and a few
others worked. The Editors suggest that the next 'Geechee staff begin early and feed
ice-cream and peanuts to the staff.

HEADLINES FROM THE INKWELL

Comprehensive View of
Past Year Is Reminiscent

Junior College
Created Through

Remember The Dedication,
The Plays, The Building,
Romances, Tests, Games,

Basket Season Opens Tonight;

Samsons Versus Teachers

"Three-Cornered Moon" Well Done

And Then The Freshmen ? College Thespians Impress Bril-

liant Audience in First Ploy;

Ability and Training Reflect-
ed in Gay Performance

Zeal and Energy basketball begins

AT JUNIOR COLLEGE

Within I.rss Than Four Months of Its —

Auth.rh.ti.. Armstrong Was L«*

In Operation

Armstrong Players
Will Produce
Four Plays

First Practice

FIRST GIRLS' CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

ADDS BEAUTY TO

COLLEGE CAMPUl B ° xm 9 P'act.ce

Home Economics Club Is
Formed

CANN HOME GIVEN
FOR FINANCE AND
COMMERCE COLLEGE

College Housed
in Building of
Striking Beauty

Admirably Proportioned It Is Human-
ized With the Friendly Touch
of Youth

JUNIOR COLLEGE GIFT
OF MRS. LUCY MOLTZ

JUNIOR COLLEGE IN

HISTORIC SETTING JUN ior college

a u o*™„ <5™t a Tr, LOSES THRILLER

Among Historic Spots In TQ SAVANNAH HI

Georgia

AUDITORIUM TO BE

BUILT J^OR COLLEGE

Addition Cost $60,000 and
Seats 500 People

EDDIE MAZO TO BE
BASKETBALL COACH

Will Begin

Night School
Classes Are
Quite Full

Boxing Practice
Gets Under Way

Girls To Have "College Day" Program Will Be Climaxed

Basket Team With Belmont Abbey Cage Game RidinQ

*. New 5

Sport

Home Is Gift of
Mills B. Lane

HINCKLY MURPHY
TO BE EDITOR OF

SCHOOL ANNUAL

Alva Lines is Chosen as
Business Manager

SOFT BALL TEAM

Glee Club Will
Present Revue
In The Spring

Thompson May
Coach Boxing

FORMED AT SCHOOL _

Team Has Been Very Active ^\ Delta Mu
Is Defeated 32-30 In An ; n Playing Games Elects Mclntvre

Ovortimo Gamo I

r^.,^. „ CLOSING EXERCISES

FENCING TEAM WILL BE HELD AT ,n y Lettermen Return

IS ORGANIZED LAWTON MEMORIAL r Basketball Teams

Henry, Paddison, and Ross Dr. R. R. Paty Will be the
to Coach Principal Speaker

Will Have Complete Charge
of Basketball Team

ARM e S n T t R e°r N tSi C n1 L s L e E n G , E ors ^ i° pl T S

[basket bquad

Students Not In Favor
Of Fraternities

Gives Dance At Hotel

PORTRAIT OF GEORGE 1 De Soto

ARMSTRONG IS GIVEN

BY MRS. LUCY MOLTZ DRAMATIC CLUB
r -^77 r> PRESENTS PLAY

Ceremony Will Occur in

Early January "

|jack McLaughlin Is Assistant 05 " Defea ^ Sophj
Both Have Fine Recorcln Classic Battle
Among City's Best Bask»

Too Much Crime" Well
Presented

LOCKERS AND

SHOWERS TO BE GLEE CLUB TO GIVE

INSTALLED AN ALL-STAR SHOW

Other Changes To Be Made Entire Students Body To
Participate

B0 ° KS KMJ CATALOGUE WILL

COLLEGE LIBRARY APPEAR IN APRIL

Bookroom Filled With Val- wn , C ontam~C~omplete In-

uable Volumes formation Concerning

COLLEGE ACCREDITED S ! h °° 1

eers; Starred In Opener i , .- i n i i-
r International Relation:

Improvements Planned Club Is Forming
For Campus

Floors Of Buildings Will Get I N . in * P l ed 9 e

New Finish; R e c e p t i o n | AI P ha Tnu Beta

Room Will Be Made

Armstrong Circle

New Sororities Woman's Missionary Society;

Are Formed I ls Formed

Cowart, Cargill Head Delta Chi

and Alpha Tau Beta ; Rules Biology Goes
For Membership Outlined High Hat

. In New Lab

THE FIRST STAFF— 1935-1936

McCUEN
Editor-in-Chief

LINES
Business Manager

BECKETT

BOUNDS

COATS

DAVIS

GRANTHAM

f^ i?S (~? 'S?

MclNTYRE

MURPHY

TRAUB

WARE

OPPER PRIDCEN SMITH

THE INKWELL

Official Student Publication

The "Inkwell" grew from the efforts of interested students. Robert McCuen, Alva Lines, and Nelta
Beckett organized, with McCuen as editor, and Lines as business manager. Volume One will be of
importance as history of the school. The magazine featured news and subjects of topical interest, with
articles and editorials by prominent people.

In 1937, the policy of the paper was altered slightly by Editor Ware and Business Manager Mann.
Fiction, playlets, and feature articles were offered, as a necessary compromise to the infrequent issu-
ance of the magazine, which made the news old before it could be printed. Many students contributed
to its columns, and a new format was used, featuring slighter type and flush-left headlines.

(Due to difficulty in obtaining pictures, Joe R.vers, Austin Summey, Joe Battle, Sin Fah Chan,
Joan Dodd, and Associate Editor, Arthur Jeffords have been omitted.)

Left-
Top row:
Smith
Mann
2nd row:
Purse
Gibson
1st row:
Lockwood
Bounds

••I.

ROBERT HERIOT, 'Geechee Staff Photographer

Who (believe it or not) snapped this well -composed picture of
himself and produced many other fine photographs for the 'Ceechee,
besides doing the candid camera pages and offering many valuable
suggestions.

Fred Simpson, Hoyt Ware, Hinckly Murphy

Arthur Jeffords, Burnett Truchelet, Thomas Austin Summey

Gregory Wilson, Sidney Smith, Howard Paddison, Robert McCuen

LITERARY SOCIETY— 1935-1936

This club was formed in the first year of Armstrong to give opportunity for expression in speaking
and debate. After electing Howard Paddison pres ; dent and Sidney Smith vice-president, the club
presented a parliamentary debate, a humorous debate, and a mock trial written by a member, Hinckly
Murphy, and performed by the club and several non members. It is hoped that the club has begun a
tradition for this form of expression, which can be of great potential value in ordering thought in the
student.

"*,

Half an hour 'till curtain!

SAVANNAH PLAYHOUSE THEATRE BOARD

0P-Q

ERNESTINE COLE BERTRAM COOPER JAMES McCREERY ROBERT McCUEN

ROBERT HULL ALVA LI NESS VERDERY ROBERTS HUGH TAYLOR

PRODUCTION STAFF— Callie Morris, Louise Opper, Gene Borroughs, Wendell

Hardwick, Janet Rushing.

A SCENE FROM "THREE CORNERED MOON"

THEORY AND PRACTICE

DAYS OF WORK MUST CO
BEFORE A NEW PERFORMANCE

HULL AND HARDWICK
GET THE LIMELIGHT

VIEW BACKSTAGE

IS IT MURDER— OR WORK?

Hipson.Hausmann, Exley, Lockwood, Laughlin, Gnann, Wright, Lee. Monteith, Brennan, Blomquist.Truchelet, Haas, Shuman, Von Ohsen.

1st row: l-r: Coats, E Gnann, Cobb, Victor, Spencer (dir ) . Cowart, Deegan, Murphy, Beckett.

2nd row: l-r: Von Ohsen, DeValmger, Smith, McCreery, Simpson, Taylor, Civens, Stanley, Truchelet, Haas, Schuman.

3rd row l-r: Lockwood, Laughlm, M. Cnann, Wright, Lee, Monteith, Brennan, Blomquist, Hipson, Hausmann, Exley.

THE GLEE CLUB

This organization, which was begun by Margaret Spencer in 1935, has given many splendid performances in student assemblies, for con-
ventions, civic clubs, and ceremonies. The Male Quartet was formed in 1935 and has presented many beautiful selections. Hugh
Taylor was elected president of the Clee Club The Orchestra was begun m 1937, and although it was able to give but one performance,
The Count and the Co-ed," it is hoped that it will grow and become a regular activity of the college.

MALE QUARTET

Taylor, Moak, Stanley, Civens.

ORCHESTRA

(Pictures missing) Harry Truchelet, Jcmes Scarborough. Robbie Thompson, Mrs. Norton, Marietta Cook.

Cowart

Murphy

Phillips

Robinson

(Music Director)

-^ea

Phillips, Bond, Cowart
Bring Forth Sweet Sounds

anazi

Which were given sometimes in
the afternoon and sometimes at
night were a very popular feature
of Armstrong social life; here you
see some getting in their foot-
work.

Delicate Scene No. 1 !
Coming from the da"nce!

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'eart?

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■

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^■^H

tf ^

Boy, if she looked at me
that way!

zautizi

EDITH BEERY

GRACE BOUNDS

VIRGINIA BRYAN

Jo>&autLz±

BETTE WILLIAMS

ELECTA ROBERTSON

ELIZABETH PIERCE

RIDING CLUB

Purse, Victor, Pierce, Keever, Solms, Blackwell.

White. Levy, Kravitch, McRae, Williams, Hill. Egloff.

And Riding

is a popular pastime with some Armstrong
students who have formed a group which
regularly rides.

Mrs. Compton instructs them.
(Many students were missing when the
photograph was taken.)

Mrs Compton, Instructor

Walton Purse. Assistant Instruct

Boy-o-boy, where's that riding club at ?

etics

»« e *V»**

^IT

SHIVER

THOMPSON

McNeill

ARTHUR CRANMAN

BILLY MANN

ROBERT MILLER

NAIRN ROSS

GEORGE STRAIGHT

INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL

ASSISTANTS TO COACH SHIVER

IOHN TYRE

EVELYN NATHAN

john Mclaughlin

1936

Back row :
Mr Lowe. Mr Mazo,
Taylor, Page. Lamer.
Cohen. Jeffords. Mc-
Cuen.

Front row:
Leon, Battle. Mopper,
Karmbad. Hollings-
worth.

1936— BASKETBALL— 1937

1937

Back row:
Mopper, Dreese. Du-
pont. Carr, Morgan,
DuFour, McLaughlin,
Miller, Jeffords.

Front row:
Kronstadt, Leon. Kar-
mbad, Cranman, Bre-
land, Lanier, Richards.

GIRLS' BASKETBALL

First R6w: Rushing, Be'ery, Leon, Meadows, Lee, Cargill.
i
Second Row: Oliver, Wallace, Cone, Morris, Robertson, Purse, Pierce.

Morgan, Cranman, Dupont, Haines, Lanier, Tyre, Stokes, Miller.

MEN'S TENNIS TEAM— 1937

»<_

LANIER

MORGAN

TENNIS TEAM

LANIER

TYRE

DU PONT

MORGAN

CRANMAN

HAINES

DAVIS

DUPONT

Meadows, Rushing, Miller, Purse, Robertson, Oliver, Nathan, Bounds

1937 GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM

Meadows

Oliver
(City Girl's Cup)

Robertson

***

Back Row: Coach Thompson, Phillips. Dreese, Roberts, Johnson, Stokes, McLaughlin, Schley, Carr, Stanley, Straight, Smith (Manager).
Front Row: Norton, Bowyer, Innecken, Miller, Ross, Leigh, McCreery.

BOXING TEAM— 1937

McLaughlin

Cranman

Breland, McLaughlin, Cranman, John Tyre,
Lanier, Ceorge Straight, Miller, Mopper.

Miller

FENCING
1937

Fencers Haas and McCuen show how you fence-^-Breland, how you umpire

McCreery and Rice Scaramouching.

FENCERS . . .
Top Row: Morton Haas, Herbert Traub, James McCreery.
Bottom Row: Fred Simpson, William Rice, Samuel Freeman, Bob McCuen.

Barragan, Jeffords, Carr, Sanders.

GOLF— 1937

George as the tee, and Carr knocking his block off.

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BB J " ^S

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flui

MM n '■ 9 ^S S™* ■

Leon, Schley, DuFour, Bowyer, McLaughlin, Smith, McCreery, Carr, Cranman.

Carr hits the high spots

SWIMMING
1937

Bashful Bowyer?

Lukie hits the water

Cone, Weeks, Cargill, Collins, LaMotte McLeod, Monsees. Lee. Hausmann,
McLeod, Pierce, Williams, Pierce, Wallace Not in picture: Hipson, Morris,
Solms

OLIVER

GIRLS SWIMMING

tSAMVII BAJJ TEEM

Gurlz Br^kIt Ball T

EEM

«^«-

WimjOPI, UmJTY

Some of our faculty caught in an informal moment during their past education.

In the graphic picture above, you see how they looked when they were earnestly working toward becoming
young train robbers and lion tamers. At least that is what their Prof. Heriot thought at the time. Teacher had
just spanked Mr. Reuben, and gave J. Thomas a whack with his pointer, but you see what little good it did when
this picture was made; they are all at it again. The only good pupil is Mr. McNeill, who is perfecting his acro-
batic swing on the chandelier. "Chick" is slipping J. Thomas a fast one, and Miss Ennis is tired out from passing
notes to Mrs. Miller.

When this picture was taken, some of those later guiding spirits of Armstrong were playing hookey. Miss
Fortson was home making fudge, Mr Cignilliat had gone fishing with Mr. Lowe, and Mr. Boyd was making a
toy sail boat and getting ground itch from walking in puddles.

As you can see, teachers are made, not born. Wild-cat Keach is cutting up as usual walking on his hands
and thus annoying the teacher Dr Dyer is resorting to direct methods in getting a zero on his next report card for
conduct. Prof. Henot's patience is being tried to the utmost and he is considering retiring from teaching and
going into the cup and saucer business.

Bless their little hearts, they learned so much guile while they were playing hookey, throwing spitball and
passing notes, that they can now detect the slightest skullduggery in the cleverest freshman, so whafs the use?
You might as well sit still and larn, so's you won't have trouble at home.

(J d o o o o o o / Q

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ch ^c*

%t°^ /\ r

«f. c N

Frances Coats. Virginia White, Elizabeth Wallace. Amand Palmer, Elizabeth Pierce, Bette Williams, Virginia Quman,
Rita McRae, Sara Henderson, Pauline Cargill, president, Margaret Egloff, Selma Solms, Anna Weeks

ALPHA TAU BETA

The purpose of this organization is to promote social and intellectual interests, and to encourage high moral
standards among students at Armstrong Junior College. The club has been recognized officially by the College
administration.

Lela Cason, Cadys von Ohsen, De Alva Hodges, Emily Could, Evelyn Hope Croot, Lillian Cooper. Jane Chapman, Martha
Lee. Christine Crawford, Georgia Anna Hill, Georgia Rose Otto Mary Jane Cnann, Odessa Poythress, Augusta Oelschig,
Edith Beery, Mary Carolyn Meadows, Gere Jenkins, Eleanor Murphy, Margaret Wright, Dolores Cowart, president; Mar-
guerite Morrow, Walton Exley.

DELTA CHI

This club was organized in 1937 to encourage friendship among members of the Delta Chi
Sorority, and among all students of Armstrong Junior College. The sorority is recognized by the
college.

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB— 1937

Louise Catch, Cone, Wilson, Murphy, Laughlin, Isabel McLeod, Caro-
lyn Meadows, Ursula Clark, Martha Lee, Rita McRae, President Margaret
Egloff, Frances Coats, Treasurer Elizabeth Pierce, Secretary Elizabeth
Wallace, Bette Williams, Virginia Quinan.

THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB— 1937

Its activities center around the
work of the Home Economics De-
partment which is under the direc-
tion of Frances Ennis.

The Queen is in the Kitchen.

Eatmg bread and honey

THE FIRST HOME ECONOMICS— 1936

Front row:
Edythe Collins. Nell Laugh-
lin, Kathryn Flowers, Laura
Wilson, Mary Carolyn Mea-
dows

Second row:
Dons Ceswender, Marian
Saunders, Alice Futrelle
Martha Lee, Ursula Clark,
Marguerite Morrow.

LUTHERAN CLUB— 1937

Elizabeth Cnann, Georgia Anna Hill, Elizabeth Cobb, Ardelle Waldhour, Ceraldine
Monsees, Mary Jane Cnann, Frances Coats.

This club plans to encourage attendance at the Lutheran church, and encourage
friendship among the Lutheran girls at Armstrong College.

^a>°'

c*^>**

PHI DELTA MU

Phi Delta Mu was founded to
encourage emulation of Joan
Dodd, a charter member, and
to do works of charity and en-
courage social life.

WM-"^

£**£*

ELECTA ROBERTSON

vertisemen

The 'Ceechee thanks its many advertisers for their cooperation. They have proven
lemselves loyal and progressive in supporting Savannah's first College Annual.

GREETINGS

ARMSTRONG JUNIOR COLLEGE

SAVANNAH'S

PRIDE AND HOPE

from

THE MAYOR and ALDERMEN

THE CITY OF SAVANNAH

PIXIE

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CORPORATION

BEST WISHES FOR

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SAVANNAH DAILY
TIMES

We EXTEND to the members of
the Graduating Class our sincere
wish for their success in all of the cir-
cumstances of life.

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General Offices — Woolworth Building — New York

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21 BROUGHTON STREET, EAST

JEWELERS — SILVERSMITHS

Congratulations

To the students oi Armstrong Junior
College on the successful publication of
so fine a year book as the 'GEECHEE
in the second year of the institution's
existence.

We are proud of you, and of Armstrong
Junior College.

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We Make Your Photograph

as INDIVIDUAL as your Fingerprints —

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Remember that

A Photo by Rich
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GIFT

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26J/2 E. Broughton St.
Telephone 4412

Compliments
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THE STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY

MANUFACTURERS OF

"GREAT-DANE" TRAILERS

"WELD-BILT" TANKS
FABRICATED STEELWORK

# V\*L >0* l*lw *Q(TJLy # Best Wishes to Armstrong's

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Congratulations and
Best Wishes to Ar
(g| FIRST Graduating Class.

Strive to be FIRST in Everything

Most of You Have Used
Savannah's FIRST Milk
Since Childhood.

ANNETTE'S

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PASTEURIZED - IRRADIATED - VITAMIN D

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Use One of the New

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Prevents eye strain. It is the newest light offering of Science for all eyes of all ages.
You will find the New I.E.S. Lamps on display at our Show Rooms or any Lamp
Dealer. Look for the I.E.S. tag.

SAVANNAH
Electric & Power Co.

BEST WISHES
FROM

HOWDEN COAL AND OIL
COMPANY

BARTS BAKERY SCHAFER BAKERY
DERST BAKERY NUGENTS BAKERY

SAVANNAH BAKER'S COUNCIL

SAVANNAH AUTOMOBILE
COMPANY

G. M. C.
BUICK PONTIAC

7 WEST BROAD STREET

SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS
SAVANNAH EVENING PRESS

24 Hour Service to Readers and Advertisers

Circulation Considered, the Advertising Rates

of the Morning News and Evening Press

are as Low or Lower Than Those of

Any Newspapers in Cities of

Similar Size.

Telephone 8151 (Advertising Department) for Particulars

Leopold Adler

SAVANNAH'S LARGEST
DEPARTMENT STORE

. . . outfitters to students
of today, yesterday, and
to students in the
bygone 58 years

VAUGHAN MOTORS, INC.

220 Broughton Street East

PLYMOUTH — DODGE
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COMPLIMENTS

THE ARTLEY COMPANY

Distinctive

YOUNG FASHIONS

Furniture

for the

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

Smart

and

At Savannah's Fashion Corner

Thrifty

B. H. LEVY & BRO. CO.

LINDSEY and MORGAN CO.

9 York Street, West

• THE STORE DEPENDABLE •

Compliments

Wishing Armstrong Continued

of the

Success

SAVANNAH ICE

DELIVERY CO.

ICE and COAL

COLUMBIA DRUG CO.

DIAL — 8158

GREETINGS
From

AMERICAS OLDEST CHARTERED
LIFE INSURANCE CO.

NEW ENCLAND MUTUAL
Incorporated — A.D. 1835

HARVEY H. WILSON

GENERAL AGENT

SAVANNAH

GEORGIA

Call For
Castleberry's

CASTLEBERRYS FOOD
CO., INC.

AUCUSTA, GEORGIA

HENDERSON BROTHERS

Established 1841

220 Drayton Street - Phone 8139

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THE GEORGIAN TEA
ROOM

23 Abercorn Street
LUNCHEON — 12 to 3

PRIVATE ROOM FOR BANQUETS

Phone 4286

Alida Harper

RANCH RIDING
SCHOOL

WINTER QUARTERS:

SAVANNAH RIDING and DRIVING CLUB

SUMMER QUARTERS:

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FT"

Wilmington Phone: Long Distance IS
Savannah Phone: Dial 42 4

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V Ice Cream vjrf

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Realtors
Liberty Natl. Bank Bldg.

CARL W. SEILER

LIFE INSURANCE -ANNUITIES
REPRESENTING

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Phone 8786

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buying — selling

Loans — f.h.a. loans

home building « designing

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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

"There's none better than"

for

(wee-zing)

BUSINESS CAREERS

QUALITY PRODUCTS

PROGRESSIVE GROUPING PLAN

DRAUGHON-S
BUSINESS COLLEGE

SOLD IN BETTER FOOD STORES
EVERYWHERE

WACHTEL'S

"A National Institution"

PRESCRIPTIONS

O. L. ASHCRAFT, M.A., President

AND

1887 — 50th Year — 1937

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Drink

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S^^. J ~mmf?f^l9^

EQUIPMENT USED BY

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IN BOTTLES

FURNISHED BY

SAVANNAH

STUBBS HARDWARE CO.

COCA-COLA BOTTLING

121-123 W. Congress Street

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X Realtors 7

RENTING >. m *r ** X

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3? BULL. STREET SAVAN N A H. G EOR G 1 A

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RYAN'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
PLACEMENT BUREAU

r Af cirnez *Shop

^y cMillincnj

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Exclusiiw Agents Three Petrq Street. UJo»t
DUNLAP HATS Telephone 4396

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OF

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CIGAR CO.

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sipple: brothers

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17 E. Broughton Street

Phone 4146

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OF
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OF COMMERCE

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GIFTS FOR GRADUATES

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Our New Address —
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FLORISTS

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Phone 51 91

Compliments
of

HOTEL WHITNEY

SAVANNAH'S OLDEST
MERCANTILE FIRM

SOLOMONS COMPANY

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BEAUTY SHOPPE

Phone 5614
1710 BULL ST. SAVANNAH, GA.

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2-0197 — Phone — 2-0198

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Phone 93 54 2410 Bull St.
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Phone 3-3735 412 WhiMkcr St.

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SHOP

Dial 2-0883 16 Broughton St., West

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PHONES 5188-5189

Ott and Anderson Streets - Savannah, Georgia

FOR BETTER LAUNDRY SERVICE"

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THIRST STATION

VICTORY DRIVE
OPPOSITE MUNICIPAL STADIUM

Compliments

JOSEPH F. GRIFFIN
Distributor

GOOD GULF PRODUCTS

COLONIAL KNITTING SHOP
435 DRAYTON STREET

DIAL 9803

SUCCESS SODA

Best for all Uses

MOREHOUSE MANUFACTURING

COMPANY

THE LITTLE HOUSE

BOOKS — GIFTS

Compliments of

LEOPOLD BROTHERS

ADVANCED REFRIGERATION
and SPECIALTY CO.

37 Whitaker St Dial 3-1430

SAVANNAH. GEORGIA

HOBBS RADIO SERVICE

DIAL 8942

WE REPAIR ANY MAKE

All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS —

Get Hiqh Grade Protection and Beauty for Your
Home By Painting it with MONAD LONGLIFE
PAINT, the Paint that Gives you 100% Service.

J. L. HIGHSMITH & CO.

135-137 Whitaker St. Phone 8874

Complimentt of

ESPY PAVING CO.

Visit CHEESEMAN'S New and En-
larged ICE CREAM SHOP
Where Quality Always Prevails

117 119 BARNARD STREET

SAVANNAH TIRE AND
RUBBER CO.

625 631 Went Broad Street

SUPER TREAD RETREADS

Compliments of

ARTS and CRAFTS STUDIO

GIFT NOVELTIES OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION

Compliments of

Savannah Pilots' Association

BENTON BROTHERS

LONG DISTANCE MOVING

410 W. JONES PHONES 4171-4172

BOB'S GARAGE

24 HOUR REPAIR AND WRECKING
SERVICE

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Printind Company

161 LUCKir STREET N.W.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

AUTOGRAPHS

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