Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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O DH Sororiau ro Esther Joy Lawrence, A. B. ES ; JANE Duluth, Minn. President Senior Class ' 15; President Students ' Co-operative Association 15; Critic Lanier Literary Society ' 15; Asso- ciate Editor SORORIAN ' 15. For my part, I can compare her to nothing but the sun; For lifye him she tal(es no rest, Nor ever sets in one place but to rise in another. Now, listen to my tragic tale, Your tears prepare to shed; I know that you will weep and wail, About this loaf of bread. One day, while in a baker ' s shop. It had a horrid fright; A college girl near it did stop. And gaze with all her might. This college girl now standing here. The loaf saw every day, Seize one by one its comrades dear, And eat them each away. Then Esther seized, with horrid cry, This little loaf of bread, And with Joy sparkling in her eye, Back to the College sped.

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t ) D (TO Jfofarornty $h Cr» .j js im v J ■K I ■ i 1 They say the more you use it, The more a member grows; But if you want to lose it. Just leave it in repose ; Now Betty ' s tongue must be Too big for comfort, quite ; For some maintain that she Talks on, both day and night. Elizabeth Lawrence, A. B. betty Duluth, Minn. President Estherian Literary Society ' 15; Senior Class Poet ' 1 5 : Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net ' 15. A blithe heart maf(es a blooming visage

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O D (TO SMororian m G A3 Hurrah, for this loved Senior, Never known to raise a fuss. WlLLIE suits her kind demeanor. But it ' s Hello, Bill with us. To write on Sullivan is hard — To rhyme it I ' ll not try; Let ' s hope, to help some future bard, That she will change it by and by. Willie Sullivan, A. B. bill Honea Path, S. C. Historian Senior Class 15; Editor Senior Class ' 15. ' A child no more, a maiden non , A graceful maiden Tvith gentle brow.