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

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FRANCES ROUNDTREE Yankee with southern charm . . . a col- losal ciitie . . . hamburgers at the Waldorf. MARTHA SADLER A kitten chasing an autumn leaf . . . ruffled petticoats, dancing oji a clothes- line . . . a china doll in z ' elveteen slacks. ARLENE SMITH Happiness is contagious . . . pedal push- ers on Fifth Ave. . . . Venus de Milo in Bobb SOX. THULA SMITH Authority in command tvith a hand extended spreading to everyone. friendship happiness CLASS OF 1955 CAMILLA SNIPES Mo?2a Lisa in her teens . . . cotton candy on a merry-go-round . . . mag- jietism on Main Street. ANN THOMPSON Szveetness of zvomanhood in a sweater and skirt . . . a mirror of courtesy . . . sincereTiess is from the heart. 23

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JOANNE MUNN The lilting szcee ness of the humming bird ' s song . . . ' Little things mean a lot. . . . Joan D ' Arc at a pajama party. GUY 0 ERCASH has been our joy to find alojig A. C. ' s path a friend indeed as Guy 0=uercash. ANN PATTERSON Szvift movements atid a soft laugh deep thoughts and understanding . springtime in Aututn?! dress. SHIRLEY PEELER Sophistication and unaffected charm popular records on a gramaphone . gayer than laughter. THE SOPHOMORE LORIETA POOLE A dezv drop on a leaf at da-wn . . . seriousness in a star spi i . . . the ap- peal of a loving heart. MARGARET PREA ' OST White violets in an earthenware jar . . . knee-deep ifi Stardust . . . Mrs. Whistle Bait. 22

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JOAN WHITE Blu€ jeaus arid dancing shoes . . . ra dolls and romance , . . Lovely to look TOMMIE JEAN WHITE Sunny side up . . . her heart is love hoop skirls at a Southern Ball. DORIS WILLINGHAM Atiuabcl Lee zcith an impish smile siinflozcers in a formal garden . poise and charm on a zciencr roast. MARY SUE WISE Quid as soft rain on a green lazcn . . . manners polished and shining . , . pleas- ant as attemooTi tea. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1955 JIMMY WITHERS Despite his quiet and retiring manner, Jifn alzvays carries a zcinnijzg smile. GEORGE YEARWOOD True friendship is rare and his is like polished gold . . . To knozv him Is to love him. 24