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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, IWH5
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COLLEGE LIFE IN THE
OLD SOUTH
Dy E. Merton Coulter
A history of tlio University
of Georgia from Its chartering
In 17S5 to tlu> 1870’s. 94.no
EARLY DAYS OF
COASTAL GEORGIA
By Cate and Wto 11 than
The story of lift- along Geor
gia's coast In photos and de
scription. 110 pictures, yo.oo
A CONSTITUTIONAL
HISTORY OF
GEORGIA
By Albert B. Save
From the charter of 17S2 to
the adoption of the 194 5 con
stitution. 94.no
A CENTURY OF GEOR
GIA AGRICULTURE
By Willard Range
A comprehensive history of
Georgia agriculture from 1850
to 1961
Complete cautioner available
t0% discount to students and
faculty
University of Georgia
Press
Lust rat House Athens
THE WAY I SEE IT . . .
Students List Most Valuable Activity
Maddox Named Top Showman
At Little International Contest
By Marcia Whitworth and Carl Kaufman
When asked, “In your opinion,
dents in the Library replied:
CRIST YIANNIOS, Sparta. Greece:
“In my opinion, the most important
function of the campus as far as the
students are concerned is the ten
dency of the students to participate
In the so-called frnternlllcs or sorori
ties because these are a means for
the students to be more close to the
social life, thus putting education in
a second level.”
what is the most important function of campus life? Why?”, stu-
Jacobs
Yiannlos
MARCIA JACOBS, Atlanta: "Both
social and academic functions are
equally Important for a well balanced
campus life! The University offers
numerous opportunities for both as
well as a means for religious growth
through the many activities offered
to all students on campus.”
have the ability to get along with
others, and these can be obtained In
college.” t
PEGGY WATSON, Newport News,
Va.: "Most activities are important
on campus. I think everyone should
participate iti at least one activity on
campus to really enjoy college life.
Besides the sororities and fraterni
ties, there are also many different
clubs in which one may participate."
Lefkoff
Tindol
RAI-KA LEFKOFF, Atlanta:
“Meeting new people and learning
to understand these people from ev
ery walk of life is one of the many
advantages of college. Here at the
University this may be accomplished
through many phases of college ac
tivity. Social, religious and academic
life, each tend In their own way to
further this opportunity.”
SYLVIA TINDOL, Atlanta: “The
most important responsibility a stu
dent has at the University is to sup
port activities on campus such as
Student Union, Pep Club and various
others. I think it is a shame that
these organizations are not given
the support of the student body as a
whole. Through clubs on campus, the
students could bind together for a
more unified student body."
Y. D. .Maddox was named Grand
International Livestock Show Nov.
an American breed of swine.
Other winners were James Thomp
son, champion hereford showman;
J Lawton Murry, champion angus
|.showman; Gene Carter, champion
sheep showman, and Appie Meyers,
champion horse showman.
Reserve champions were Phil Rob-
jerts, angus showman; Bob Lowrey,
sheep showman; Russell Jacobs,
|swine showman; Dan Branch, here-
ford showman, and Floyd Moye.
j horse showman. First reserve grand
j champion showman was James
.Thompson and second reserve grand
Champion Showman of the Little
18. Maddox showed a Duroe Gilt,
champion showman was Lawton Mur
ry.
Livestock specialists from the Ag
ricultural Extension Service, mem
bers of the animal husbandry staff
and breed representatives from
throughout the state were judges.
The animals, all from the University
Farm, were judged on fitting and
showing rather than on the merits
of the animal.
Little International is an annual
affair sponsored try the Saddle and
Sirloin Club.
Puritan Sweaters
Your Schtcobilt Store
Fine Quality
Watch Repairing
LEE’S WATCH
REPAIR SHOP
At the Monument Across from
the Campus
THE SPORTS MAN
SPOR TING, HUNTING, FISHING EQUIPMENT
For Convenient Christmas Shopping
The Sportsman Easy Lay-away Plan
SI.00 will hold any merchandise till Christmas
145 E. Clayton
Phone: 6-1965
SARAH DU lllGNON, Atlanta: "1
think that the most important func
tion of college life is the combined
attributes of education and activities.
Both of these help a person mature
In many ways. After college, in what
ever phase of life one chooses to en
ter one needs to bo educated and to
Chumhcrs Named Recipient
Of IFC Scholarship Award
Robert Chambers, Jonesboro, has
been named winner of Interfrater
nity Council's $180 scholarship, Dean
of Men William Tate announced this
week.
Chambers is a sophomore study
ing pre-mod. He is a Reed Argonaut
and a member of lllftud, Phi Eta
Sigma and Alphn Beta, freshman
honorary fraternities.
The scholarship was awarded to
Chambers on the basis of scholastic
average, llnuttclal need and person
ality.
Hignon
Watson