Middle Tennessee State University - Midlander Yearbook (Murfreesboro, TN)

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Eel l Page twenty- three pw,-. . ,L is, I 2 ! V, L, fl ,f,,, 1 Senior Class KATE CANNON, A.B. . . . . . . Lynnville, Tennessee II. Council Rcprcsentalivcg Secrelary and Treasurer of Class. Ill, Vice- Fresidenl of Lanier Socielyg junior Rcpresenlalivc lo Councilf Vice- Presiclent of junior Class ,' llflagazine Slaf. IV. Vice-President of Senior Class, First Semester. Ulf l am your friend, there's nothing too much for me to do, reveals the inner life cf Sensible Kate. lmpulsive and frank, but faithful and dependable, she has made her own place in the hearts of those who know her best. Her courageous determination has gained for her more than one battle during her college experiences, and this same spirit will characterize her living as she leaves us. Her one ever- evident fault is her dislike for expressing an opinion on any subject. When issues arise, she always refuses to state where she stands, and is easily persuaded to change her mind, when her position is known. As the problems of life confront her, she probably will overcome this serious defect! '

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'serv 1 1 -' 'M 'N...Y ,.,, 4 V. .-, , E 4 F pffezfwwg ffzyy'-ww? 'ff2QM.,,,,,,,,W.h ,,., , ,W J ew--Ml..-W-MWMM Senlor Class ESTA DAVIS HOLT, AB. . . Murfreesboro, Tennessee Never postpone until tomorrow what you can do today was probably the slogan that caused Esta Davis in her Sophomore year to become Esta Holt. Her marriage, though, did not take from her the desire to possess an A.B.g so she has quietly pur- sued the even tenor of her way as if she had not done the unusual thing. Esta is interested in more than one department of education, but it is needless to say that the best work of her school life has been done in the Science departmentg in fact, no student in that department has ever equaled her in actual achievement. Page itvcnty-four