The Inkwell

Document Type

Newspaper

Publication Date

Fall 9-3-1963

Keywords

The Inkwell, Armstrong College of Savannah, College newspapers, College status, Thomas Gamble, History of Armstrong College, Ernest A. Lowe, Foreman M. Hawes, Jenkins Hall, Mills B. Lane, Lane Building, Orientation, Tooley-Myron Studios, Mary Ann Fields, J. Harry Persse, Elizabeth Howard, Humanities Department, Margaret S. Lubs, Physical Science, John des Islets, Psychology and Sociology Department, Dorothy Thompson, Student Personnel Services, History and Political Science Department, Orson Beecher, Business Administration Department, Davis, Commerce-Secretarial division, Chemistry Department, Mildred Aleen Williams, Mathematics Department, Robert Stubbs, Biology Department, Leslie B. Davenport, Physical Education Department, Roy Sims, Larry Tapp, Glee Club, Masquers, Bill Starrs, Ben Jonson, Conrad Aiken, Thornton Wilder, Debate Forum, Secretaryettes, Baptist Student Union, B'nai B'rith Young Adults, Canterbury Club, Newman Club, Wesley Foundation, Westminster Fellowship, English Club, French Club, Nancy Cunningham, Joe Levine, Quattlebaum Building, Windsor Forest campus, Gamble Hall

Comments

  • H.S.C. Recommends B.F.A. Degree
  • Final Year As A Junior College
  • A Student's View
  • The Academic Departments And The People Who Guide Them
  • Music, Drama And Talk
  • Former Armstrong Students
  • Undecided?
  • Welcome To Responsibility

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