Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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THE SOMOMIAN,, 1930 •■«£. wr: : ' f ' .-.sTTSsT, - T S -..jy: Jk Senior Class = Clara Louise McClellan, A.B Anderson, South Carolina Estherian LitG ar ■ Society; Town Girls ' Club. 2t , ' : ■26, ' 27; Athenian Eng lish Club, ' 28, ' 23; SelencL ' Club, ' 2f!: Progressi -e Education Club. International Relations Club, ' 2ii. By a personality which is attractive and good-natured, Louise has won her way with ease into the companionship and confidence of all who ha ■e enjoyed her ac(juaintance. What would we do without Louise? There is not a more enthusiastic, loyal, and sincere member of the Class of ' 30. She is capable, dependable, and always ready to do her part, and to do it well. There is certainl just reason for her class to be proud of Louise. Rarr t oni f oitud of quahly, iiohlc and true, If ' it i pli-nly nf sr:isi and yood Iiiimor, too. Ada Powell, A.B Savannah, Georgia Entered ' 26; Estherian Literary .Society; Sans Souci. ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club. ' 27. ' 2.S. ' 29, ' 30; Secre- tary Pan-Hellenic. ' 27, ' 2S; International Relations Club, ' 27, ' 2S, ' 29, ' 30; Assistant Business Manager Sororian. ' 28, ' 29; Treasurer Estherian Literary Society, ' 2S, ' 29; President Sigma Phi, ' 28, ' 29; Statistics, ' 2?, ' 29 , ' S0; President Pan-Hellenic, ' 29. ' 30; Athenian Club. ' 28. ' 29, ' 30; Vice-President Senior Class, ' 2!1, ' 30; Business JManager Sororian, ' 29, ' 30; Pan-Hellenic, ' 27, ' 28, ' 30. Troublr, arl, a frock, a kiss, a rhyme — did not say thry feed my Iieart, Bui still lliey pass my time. For thy beauty and thy loveliness we adore thee; for thy intellectual gifts we praise thee; for thy kind heart and charming ways we love thee; thou hast been popular among thy fellow students; thou has won the good will and the hearty fellowship of thv co- workers; thou hast commanded the respect and admiration of all whom thou hast chanced to meet ; thou hast witnessed a host of ardent suitors bowing at thy feet. Hence, then, fair Portia, into life ' s flowery pathway, and mayst thou find there sweet happiness and blessed content! Cling thou steadfastly to thy worthy ideals and continue thou in thy accomplishments and alluring charms! 35

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SORORIAN., Hazel Jeffcoat. A.B. . North, South Carolina Education Club. ' 27; Frt-nch Club. ' 27; Down-State Club; Atliunian Book Club. ' 2!l. ' :!0; Y. W. A. Cabinet. ' 2n. ' 30; Estberian Literary Society; Sans Souci Club; Senior Class Marsbal; .Junior Class Play; D. G. S. Club, President ' 29. ' :lu. We hardly knnw how to describe this care-free, frolicsome beauty. Now, you might thiiilc she doesn ' t stud , but she does — sometimes. She possesses a pleasing sort of person- ality. Her smiles are seldom cloudy, if ever, only momentarily. She doesn ' t care how she looks, yet she ahvays looks nice. When Cupid calls she answers, and often does he search her heart, but we are not surprised. did hill si-r her passin j by. .hid yd I ' ll lovr her till I die. El.ma Louise Josev, A.B St. Charles, South Carolina Lanier Literary Society; German Club. ' 27; Science Club. ' 20; Hikers ' Club; Y. W. A.; Y. W. C. A.; B. Y. P. U. ; Seci ' etary and Treasurer Senior Class, ' 29; Senior Representative Executive Council; Tennis Club; Yodler Staff. ' 29. .- maiden •whom the fates have blessed irilh beauly. love, and happiness. Elma came to us our sophomore year from Columbia College, and ve joyfully received her, for we knew that Columbia ' s loss was our gain. It has been said of her that one must know her to love her, but we alter this statement to read that one who knows her must lo -e her. 3rt

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THE SOMORIAN, 1930 l EATRlci; Prl ITT, A.B Anderson, South Carolina Entercti ' iii; Bsthei-ian Literary Society: Town Girls ' Clulj. ' :;«, ' 30 ; Town Girls ' Revue, ' :. ' :i, ' ::o. Bcbe spent three years at Winthrop before coming to Anderson, but so (iiiickly did she become a part of the college that it seemed she had always been here. She has that much-sought-for thing called charm and a lovable disposition which have made her im- mensely popular with everyone. Dainty, pretty, and sympathetic, she is the kind of a girl we like to have for a friend. We yish for Bebe all sviccess and happiness. Froxdk Rich. A.H Sinipsonville, Soiitli Carolina Entered ' -C: Estllerian I iterary Society: Vice-president Estlierian Literar, ■ Societ. -, ' S, ' 211; Secretary Estherian Literary Society, 29, ' 30; Athenian Club. L ' .S, ' 2ti. ' 30: Secretary Athenian Club, ' 29. ' 30: International Eclation.s Club. ' 28, ' 29, ' 30: Estherian Reporter, ' 28, ' 29; House Prtsident East Dormitory, ' 28. ' 29; Assistant Editor Soroi-ian, ' 2S- ' 29; Editoi--in-Chiel ' Soi-o- rian, ' 29, ' 30. So unaffected, so cotn ' osed a mind, So firm, so soft, so strong, yet so refined. A sunny smile, a cheery disposition, a high standard of work, a high ideal in character — in other vo ds, a peach of a girl — these are the qualities which go to make up Fronde. Just look at that list of honors and you ' ll know ivhy she is so popular — an all-round girl, a good student, and a good sport in e ' ery sense of the .word. If we judge the future by the past, what else is there to expect, except that Fronde ' s future spells success? 36