The Inkwell
Document Type
Newspaper
Publication Date
10-20-1958
Keywords
The Inkwell, Armstrong College of Savannah, College newspapers, Louise Cunningham, Masquers, Federico García Lorca, The House of Bernarda Alba, Radio Workshop, Green Room, Alfred le Sesne Jenkins, United Nations Day, U.S. State Department, Jaycees, Sally Caire, Elizabeth Reid, Tom Edenfield, Joan Coons, Robert Mallis, University System of Georgia, Board of Regents, Savannah City Council, W. Lee Mingledorff, Armstrong Alumni Association, Chatham County Commissioners, Armstrong College Commission, Math and Science Club, David Nicol, Wade Roach, Barbara Mordecai, Herbie Davis, Hal Willet, William S. Winn, Brice Langford, Marsha Torrance, Miriam Shearouse, Calvin Cross, Dana Hurst, Judy Glisson, Billy Deal, Neal Perkins, Diana Richmond, Nonie Ringwald, Wilbur Dellinger, Alpha Lambda Sigma, Silver "A", J. Harry Persse, Sacred Heart Church, Mary Katherine Persse, Savannah Symphony Organization, Henkle String Ensemble, Southern Composers League, MASK, Nathan Coleman, Jay Cook, Nelson Litou, Benton Freedman, Charlie Deich, Bruce Friddle, Niki Ganns, Charles Cowart, Donald Davis, Dick Magune, Sol Ratner, Allen Lanier, Tiena van Puffelin, Patty Williams, Ethel Kelly, Sam Magee, Circle K Club, L. P. Holloway, Young Democrats, Hotel DeSoto, Jerry Tuttle, Ginger Lee, Coach Roy Sims, Cheerleaders, Dale Sutton, Barbara Pinckney, Dottie Porter, Barbara Preston, Margaret Schuman, Barbara Myers, Little Theatre, The Boy Friend, Ross Durfee, Elmo McCray, University of Georgia School of Pharmacy, Secretary-Ettes, Nancy Summers, Lillian Davis, National Secretaries Association
Copyright
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Recommended Citation
Armstrong College of Savannah, "The Inkwell" (1958). The Inkwell. 920.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/inkwell/920
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