Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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FUEHTTB Sarah Davis M. D. S. Newnan, Ga. When ever there is trouble, when you ' re stormy, when you ' re blue. Then ' tis ' Syra whom you want with her jolly ivord or two. W hen ever there is joy, when you ' re happy, when you ' re gay Then ' tis ' ' Syra whom you want with whom to while the hours away. And that is just the reason thM of all our Seniors fine Our love and admiration for her shall ne ' er decline. — Ruth Scandrett. Agnes Dolvin P. D. S. Siloam, Ga. Ne ' er would you. guess in one so small There lay so much charm and wisdom ivithal. But let me tell you in her small head There is more knowledge than can be said. — Harriet Scott. i- .:-t ; ijW2iaa£ siicss: i

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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;

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Juliet Foster P. D. S.— [ [ Anderson, S. C. Dark and slender, tall and stately The finest girl that we ' ve met lately Is this Senior sister, Juliet Foster, (What would happen if we had lost her?) She ' s an athlete thru and thru ! Oh! there ' s nothing that she can ' t do! — Eunice Dean. Delia Gardner M. D. S. Greenwood, Miss. Where are you going, my diligent maid? I ' m going to German II Class, sir, she said. Who is this maid with heart of pure gold? Her name ' s Delia Gardner, and her worth is untold. — Sarah Till.