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

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Page twenty-seven f f Senior Class MABEL JAGGERS, A.B. . . . . . . Murfreesboro, Tennessee Ill. Poelry Editor of Tennessee College Nfagazinc. IV. President of Senior Classy Senior-Soph Basketball Team. Life is realg life is earnest has urged Mabel onward in her desire to gain knowl- edge and make for herself a record worthy and acceptable. During her years as a student, she has met every responsibility as an opportunity for service and has through her spirit of willing co-operation become a factor in leading her class in every undertaking that has been theirs. True it is, she has given her teachers much concern through her neglect of her studies for social functions and other diversions of like nature, but they have dealt patiently with her, and she will doubtless recog- nize the errors of her ways before many years have passed.

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'cctv' I . - ww. . . .-x....- ,., -- --,, -,, - , I f If f f X X Senior Class LOIS JAGGERS, A.B. . . . . . . . Nlurfreesboro, Tennessee Q IV. Lilerary Edilor of Tennessee College Magaziriep Vice-Fresiclenl of ilze Senior Class, Second Semester. True merit is like a river-the deeper it is, the less noise it makes, perhaps ex- plains Lois' quiet, unassuming manner. Though she says little about it, we are unconsciously impressed with the fact that hers is a life with a purpose, and that thoroughness will characterize the doing of every task that is given her. Beneath her seriousness there lies a strain of humor that makes her a cheerful companion and a helpful friend. Her greatest fault is her inexplicable interest in Psychology- said interest having led to the neglect of her other studies. This unusual love for the study of human behavior has led to a new discovery: even the most dependable are full of surprises and have unsuspected frailties. Page twenty-six

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ff' I . x i -- WAA ig-- pwr '47 fff es-W A .2 2. Qlfwaf 7 NZMM' f , WM, 0-4.,,,,,,,,,,Wf,eW.4, W is fl , . ,WA ,,W,,,Z4 ff! f X X W 1 1 1 1 4 ,I Co! 7 f, .1 4... ' Jwmff 1 if. ' 4,3-5.4 0WfW.,,,.,,,,,,,,, if ' ,ff -f--.......e.,,,,..,,..,,.,,...,,,..,,.,..r.,,...,--. g,,,.,w.w,W,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,! Senior Class Lois JARREL1., A.B. . . . Humboldt, Tennessee 1. Secretary of Cracldoclg Clubg Council Representative, First Semester. 11. Assistant Business Manager of Tennessee College Magazines Secretary of Cradaloclf Club. III. President of Ruskin Society: Council Represent- ative. IV. President of Ruslgin Societyg Treasurer of Senior Class. A rosebud set with little wilful thorns, the poet must have said of Lois, but if he knew her very well, he was conscious of the fact that the thorns are just for fun and the fragrance of the Hower is really hidden within the petals. A mixture of strength and weakness she is-a nature loving and tantalizing. Two weaknesess are hers: her positive dislike for the opposite sex, andher unusually meek, submissive spirit. We are hopeful that contact with the world will make her feel more kindly toward her poor, unfortunate brothers, and at the same time arouse within her a spirit of independence which is so sadly lacking. Page twenty-eight