Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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Mary Guerrant Burnett P. D. S.— Hoasc— [ [ Montgomery, Ala. Mary, Mary, quite contrary, To every rule we know! How can you shine In the highbrow line. Yet make Y. W. go! — Emily Thomas. Clara Boynton Cole M. D. S. Atlanta, Ga. Clara the studious, Clara the beauteous, Clara the best sport of all; Clara with winning ways, Clara with happy gaze, Clara for whom we all fall. — Faustelle Williams. ' ' ■rs. ' K:rr:i!Ka! sfpFie iViS!it e0!tmsf!Ssaes-

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Elizabeth Wheat Allen P. D. S.— Hoasc— [ [ LaFayette, Ala. Small, sincere, ever sweet — Nicest girl you ' d want to meet: Auburn hair, eyes so brown — Most attractive girl in toivn; As an artist she can ' t be beat — Doesn ' t know what means defeat; Smiling, cheerful, never sad — The best friend I ever had! — Ruth Keiser. Margaret Bland P. D. S.— Hoasc— 2 A ' $ Charlotte, N. C. Hickory, dickory dee, what a fine girl is she! With a hockey stick, with pen and ink. In cabinet meeting, or in casual greet- ing. She ' s the kind of person ne all should be. Hickory, dickory dee, we admire her most unspeakablee. — Mary Knight.

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Alice Rosalie Cooper M. D. S. Atlanta, Ga. Tivas only about four years ago There came to A. S. C. A curly-haired maid whom we all know, A brilliant maid to be. For she can both play basket-ball And write for B. 0. Z. — Virginia Pottle. Ruth May Crowell P. D. S.— 5 A ! Charlotte, N. C. It ' s not because you re jolly. And never a trifle blue. It ' s not because your words Are never slow and feiv. It ' s not because you ' re pretty, Tho, of course, we know that ' s true. But the reason we all love you Is because you ' re you. — Charlotte Keesler. 2asi»£ss«S)sa» ' :-sr ,yyiArr s;