Belmont College - Milady in Brown Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Gladys Boone Elma Burns Coliiinbia, Term. T » 2 X. Y. Z. ; S. R. S. C. ; Y. W. C. A. ; Associate Art Editor of Milady in Brown. ' o8; Vice Presidentof Missis- sippi Club. ' 08; Vice-Presidentof First Year Senior Class, ' op; President of Art Class. ' 09 : Representative to Asheville erence. ' 09; ■ -- .-etarv of Y. Study Leader, ' 08. She hails from the backwoods of Mississippi, is tall, lanky, and otherwise graceful. She wears a broad grin, which at the sUghtest provocation widens into a smile of the kind that won ' t come off. She is just the sort of girl to have around, for she is always ready to give her friends a Uft- Despite her extreme youth, Gladys has won fame for her skill as an artist, and many of her pictures may already be seen on the walls of great pubhc buildings, as Memorial Hall and the Art Studio. Y. W. C. A. ; Captain of Team A. ; President of T. T. T. Club. Behold the wondrous man-charmer, with a heart as big as a barrel and a smile fatal to the stem sex! She writes to dozens of the love-smitten youths, occasionally giving one a drop from which he never recovers. Just now she is in an unde- cided state as to whether her next trophy shall be a Sigma Nu or a Beta pin. Despite her love for the frivolities of Ufe, Elma has a vast store of knowledge which she will impart on the slightest provocation. She also possesses a happy dispo- sition and a readiness to serve her friends which makes her indispensable to them.

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LiLA Belle Acheson Tacoma, Wash. Artemesia Ashbrook Cynthiana, Ky. Y. W. C. A.; S. C. S. R. R.: Literary Committee of Milady IN Brown, ' op; Bible Study Leader, lo; Exchange Editor of Blue and Bronze, ' lo; Treasurer of Western Club, ' lo; Rochester delegate. ' lo. She came to us with the best of morals, but has long since been led astray. She has an innocent, though ready, smile, which has helped her out of many a scrape. She is very diplomatic and has tried her best these two years to bluff the faculty. She generally manages to get down to chapel in the morning, at least with a hair ribbon and over- coat on. She is exceedingly good-natured and has never been known to worry over anything except that 80 in Livy. She is generous to a fault, a friend in need and wouldn ' t knock — no, not even on those members of the facility whom she considers quite fierce. No girl in Belmont has more true friends than our rosy-cheeked Lila Belle. An all-arotmd good fellow. T 2,- A A A; X. Y. Z. ; Y. W. C. A. ; Treasurer of Ken- tucky Club, ' 09; Bible Study Leader, ' op; Treasurer of Senior Class, ' lo; Member of Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' lo; Representative to Y. W. C. A. Conference at Lexington, ' 10; Sunday Pikers Club. And oh, fair Artie, now do we see Thy hght curly hair as it waves in the breeze. And thy bright eyes sparkle, which seem to be Made solely to smile and to laugh and to tease. What marvel, then, if many Kentuckians share With Harry thy loved presence, dear, For where thou art, pleasure is there — Where thy smile, mute devotion hovers near.

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•Nx:; Lucy Wayne Bridges Scottsboro, Ala. S. C. S. R. R.; y. W. C. A.; Representative of Hesselberg Class, ' 09; Vice-President of Senior Class, ' lo; Vice-President of Hesselberg Class, ' lo; Treasurer of Annual, lo; Secretary of Ensemble Club, ' lo. She ' s very tall and very fair With dreamy eyes and golden hair, And though she ' s gentle, sweet and kind, I ' ll let you know she ' s strong of mind. And has a heart as well as head Which is set upon a Vanderbilt med. And should the med. be an A. K. K., So much the better, she will say. One time a man named Schnappe she met. She said, That man ' s O. K. you bet, But when she found he was simply Snapp, She did not care for him a rap. Margaret Caldwell Union Springs, Ala. 2 I X; A A A; Y. W. C. A. : S. C. S. R. R, ; Treasurer of Ala- baraa Club, ' 00; Statistic Committee of Milady in Brown. ' ' ' 09: Bible Circle Leader, Membership Committee of A slow. Steady, easy-going daughter of Alabama. Quiet, retiring and imassuming, she keeps her own coimsel and few really know her. She has won her many friends by her constant good na- ttire and ready sympathy. Cheerful by nature and by habit, she believes in letting the world nag its way without undue interference. Mag- gie is a capable worker, and some members of the class impose on her good nature by handing over the superfluous analytics problems. She opens up like a morning glory when with the girls, but shuts up like a clam around the faculty.