Agnes Scott College - Silhouette Yearbook (Decatur, GA)

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OUHTTe Julia Hacood P. D. S.— Hoasc— 2 A l Charlotte, N. C. 7 all the seas were one sea What a great sea that would be. ' But if all the beauty were one beauty And all the duty were one duty And all the best girls in school Jfere centered in one — it would be Jule. — Susan Malone. LuLiE Speer Harris M. D. S.— 2 A College Park, Ga. Just a good old sport is Lulie. my dear. With plenty of sense and heaps of good cheer, Tho ' she seems to be very fond of her books. If you ' ll carefully scrutinize her looks, You ivill discover in Lulie ' s heart Cupid has secretly lodged his dart. — Alice Whipple.

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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.

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1 Clifford Virginia Holtzclaw M. D. S.— TTD Perry, Ga. Little maul, pretty maid, Never is she blue. But sweet and gentle, lots of fun. This is Tip, ' tis true. — Margaret Smith. Anne Houston M. D. S.— Hoasc— [ [ Lewisburg, Tenn. Great A, little n, tiny e Each standing alone, means nothing to me. But when A comes in front, n doubles itself And e hangs on at the end. They mean to me then, whm I ' ll have to confess My inadequate words can scarcely ex- press. The dearest, best kind of a friend. — Laura Oliver.