The Inkwell
Document Type
Newspaper
Publication Date
2-19-1958
Keywords
The Inkwell, Armstrong College of Savannah, College newspapers, Outstanding Sophomores, Reginald "Bubba" Haupt, John Hopkins, Joyce Krenson, Lorna Lapp, Harriet Sapp, Sharon Peters, Patsy Nicholson, Ann Youngblood, Jack Rollins, Beverly Hursey, Geechee Queen, Ann Burkhalter, Jess Mooney, Kitty Cope, Mary Keating, Tom Ward, Jackie Barden, Jo-Helen Holman, Vicki Beall, Gene Pierce, Suzanne Malone, Betty O'Donnell, Louise Cunningham, Hotel DeSoto, George Doerner, Sassy Strutters, Secretary-Ettes, Bill Cunningham, Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., Arrigo Boito, Marineland, Sam McGee, Kay Thompson, Betty Hurst, Mary Burke, Audrey Sommer, Rosiline Curlee, Jim Granade, Windell Bradford, Dick Berne, Randy Curlee, Al Gnann, Jim Sumners, Bill Thaggard, Doug Shuford, Larry Dunn, Bob Taylor, Dick McGune, Bob Fennell, Joel Shaw, Earl Copus, Tom Edenfield, Bill Tatum, Ed Foy, Bill Deloach, Bill Colson, Jerry Glisson, F. P. Sivik, E. M. McCray, Jule Rossiter, Chuck Whitehurst, Intra-mural sports, Roy Sims, Oscar Hansen, Kirby Winters, Butch Smith, Williams, Coeds, Glamazons, Slick Chicks, Sue Rossiter, Maybess Zealy, Rose Corday, Joan Coons, Frances McGrath, Dot Wade, Savannah Historical Research Association, Walter C. Hartridge, Margaret LaFar, Lilla M. Hawes, Emory University School of Nursing, Harriet Williams, Ada Fort
Copyright
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Recommended Citation
Armstrong College of Savannah, "The Inkwell" (1958). The Inkwell. 916.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell/916
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