The George-Anne

Document Type

Newspaper

Abstract

• 60 Seniors At GTC Begin To Practice Teach
• Vet Housing At GTC Has Been Abolished
• Few Releases Casts For Student Directed Plays
• Editors Attend Emory Confab
• Student Writing Will Be Given Lit. Recognition
• Duo-Piano Team Appear Here In Concert Series
• Outstanding Jr. Is Presented A Science Award
• Pool Gets Paint As Sun Permits
• Plans Set for LA. Fair in May
• Campbell, Holt Recital Is Termed Successful
• Marvin Pittman Principal Has Long School Career
• 'Let Don Do It' Gets GTC's Comptroller All Odd Jobs
• Cincinnati Hosts Deans of Women On March 22-25
• Professors Ready for Invading Hoosiers of Big 10 Conference
• QTC Drops Kentucky
• VET'S CORNER
• Jackson, Martin To Lead Wesley
• Newest Library Books Have A Religious Slant
• Brookerd BSU Prexy for Fall
• Seniors Leave For Trip; Made Third of Cost
• Cooling Unit To Be Installed In College Library

Publication Date

3-30-1956

Publisher

Georgia Southern University, Student Media

Keywords

Georgia Southern University, The George-Anne, Georgia Southern College, Dorothy Few, Emory University, Student Council, Julian A. Pafford, John Hursey, First District Science Fair, Helen G. Duncan, Marjorie Crouch, Ralph Odum Berryhill, Future Business Leaders of America

Copyright

For all questions related to copyright and reuse of these materials, contact the Student Media Office, Georgia Southern University, Post Office Box 8067, Statesboro, GA 30460. E-mail: gadigital@georgiasouthern.edu

Recommended Citation

Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1956). The George-Anne. 555.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/555