1964 Quadrangle - LaGrange College

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Uei" ©UR'^©ui^^HgKDy© (^Md kelps'ul S'%îPP ?/l\c¥ V(DuiR UBm ii£te ©iPM^vrmeaTB^^^ aiMili he^ Jon raw TtoaVe Be(^N ® cdULj®'^ ^ Oct. 8,1963 Dear Mrs. Burgess, I thank you for your nice letter. I feel much of a hasbeen in the LC Alumni Association, especially since I have learned that so many of my classmates have passed on to their reward. My son, my daughterinlaw and I have recently made a trip through LaGrange to Macon, Ga., to see my sister, whose husband died in August. We went through Roanoke, crossed over the new bridge, came into LaGrange down Vernon St., where I used to know every pig track, and I was as completely lost as tho' I was in Paris, France. We circled the college and could find neither the front door nor the back door and pretty soon found ourselves going down a rough to Vernon St. again. Did we feel silly! So we says to ourselves, "We'll come back this way and then we'll surely see somebody''. But we did not come that way In the heart of LaGrange I was just as much in a fog. Nothing had a familiar look. We finally found the Baptist Church and went from there to the cemetery. Bill and Mary said, "Mother we thought you grew up here". Well, I couldn't even find Miss Mollie Rowland's store nor Mr. E. R. Bradfield's store nor Mr. McCaine's grocery. And the shelters over the stores were all gone. They made it so nice and cool for the merchants to sit out in the shade and watch for the country trade. I was disappointed about the shelters. Love to you and to everyone, Sara Ivey P. S. Did you know my mother Mrs. Addie Bull Tomlinson was the originator of the LC Alumni Association? Editor's Note: Mrs. Sara Tomlinson Ivey graduated from LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE in 1899 and lives in Birmingham, Alabama. Her letter to the director of alumni activities reveals the strong city—college relationship as it existed in 1899.
President, dean term first week one of best Thp Stud«js C«,^v*Tnincni AssocnUoB's handlinn of the j9«3 fall ertcntation week «» dr«mcd a saefm by b«flh th» pmêtx and academic dean of LaGranê CoUct* "I thmk it wa one of th^ txut havp had However. th« dcah' pointed out several iffan of the projcram that might be impiv^cd. Hf that ifiorv MHjwlinaiton rnixht be attatnwl among The gûdcRt; r*3ponsib4e for ihc proc*»inf and th« pregrams and siratatiQR veeks *« have had", Uiat those studenti mpontibSe said Coileg* Pres6ienl Walfhts G iTi'uht bccotec Beloved CbrisUana" by Die, triat!»nafilp i»etw««n ra , liBio" *"^ ai^ wi" tre th« pra ' gram topic ta tha Wadaaaday'a chape! Mr. Jatncc A MeCean, aa ' afatant ^rofaaaar of art at La' I Qr*n^ Colt^â. win pwaaant aa ^Ûwatratad (aetura relating art to ' both MaMiHeat and contemporary I Mr.IWelLMrr haa a bachelor af [«fvln^ dc«e«i fnam ««u1*iam |itath«d hathrr tea awn amhjtien. Sewetal Greek tragic yoets wrc^ tabout the trgewl of MmSm. JFeffers t» KoraetMrk yarteoberry. FbiUp K Keada^l^ dls«7ver« site has «ia«d Durtf^ tbe pact tfiree week*, members of the Hilttop News ttaff have csnducted a aurvey conceraing attitude 78 Percent Voters Turnout Sweeps In 5 Elected Heads cock dirftsated Httfb Coêm foe ' mm'* vlceprwldent, Jaoe Johnf M« wtin ov*r MiWrrd Cld»n lor wHnm'8 Ticepresident. In the ~ rwctr for Mfcretary. Judy Carlawi defeated Sane Alexaoder, 'And I Got A Cow #or Christmos' ' Aiywufh moat coUeg* stadeot* proves* a marked indtftereaee to Clvietmas, It is i>ev«rth^*» their ieeret deaire for Santa Claus to ' bring UMTTt aomething raaUy big. &attr Cnwtor^ Oeida H*r< n»m. and Ctndy Bennett got *o v«thing reaUy big for Chriatmas. It waa a cow. It wasnt a ttuifed cow or a Bsy cow, but a real eow. There were ways they cculd tati. It was a real eow. "Santa" brouj^ the cow to tiwm on Oaeember 12th. The cow r had a big red bow umatd tti wtiti. n bad a roj* baiter with three labeled rope* hangtiac feoca it, and it tiad aa InstruettOB boiA diat told the flris how fo work their cow. Th* ivtracUcm book said that the cow was a Midnight Snack Mi^r that it wa* good tor ttfe (its). While ttte lucky #rts w«f« trjr^ ffig to fUpire out wttat to do tbetr coir, it was eabdvly latlng the ahn^ o« the patto and gtlrtag (gfty HuOsf to the faculty. riiuAi^. fb* powers bebftal the {»iuik admatcd thatr gum. and the cowwas retimed to tti riglttful owmn* In Pine Mountain. Ga aiiaa Ayl«U gtrtckland, aaaiatfffit ffrafe*#' ot apmh ai^ erawa. ahewA in hee r«ie n Made* l« til* âbrâry tth mt4 tti praductiwi. aat for Dei»b* By CJNOV BENNerr There was ft tuuoff eteetVia and JOHN WHITE for the port ©{ treasurer which ; A rccord TS*!?, ot the LaGranite wa« h^ Thmsday. Buck Tfaoma* wtm this runoff oi.er BiQ ' OsJiege student body, last Wodaoiday. elected L»'
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Where we say hours, we mean years,
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DEDICATION He knew before we did Wh
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION A st
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STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CABIN
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Barbara Starr, Jeff Hoss, Hulon Als
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PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Coordination an
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Standing: Miss Canady, Faculty Adv.
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First row: Susan Galloway, Sandra S
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Mrs. Williams, Fac. Ad.; R.v,ho.d C
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Diane Nixon, Drue Linton, Sue Lawho
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B. Aldredge D. Aldredge L. Aldridge
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Faculty Advisor MRS. A. BLODGETT Fa
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David Corless, Joe Phillips, Johnny
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Freddie Stokes, Deirdre Parker, Bre
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Mary Kirk Kelly A.B., M.A.T. Assist
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Michael John Brown A.B., M.A. Assis
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Roger S. Guptill A.B., S.T.B., M.A.
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Alfred Mariotti A.B., M.A. Dean of
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Zachary Taylor, Jr. A.B., Ph.D. Pro
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Mrs. Sadie Pool Residence Counselor
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OWEN DELONEY EDGE, III PHILIP HENRY
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JAMES ALLEN NEW LOULA WIMBERLY GLOV
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MARY ANNE HARWELL DANIEL BRADLEY ME
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NEWTON DANIEL BRUMBELOE INA ELIZABE
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OUIDA KATHRYN MERRITT NOEL LYNN SMI
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MARY SMITH HACKNEY Atlanta, Georgia
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Sherry Diane Adams Freshman Teresa
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Sandra Gail Burgess Freshman Susan
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Laura Alice Hill Sophomore Judith E
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Shirley Annelle Oliver Junior ane O
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Mary Frances Snow Sophomore
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