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

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) DH Sororian ro Lethia Williford, A. B. leath Ande i, S. C. The good stars met in your horoscope; Made you of spirits, fire, and dew. 1 1 11 mm ,; : ■ : » , s , Mj . f - Our LETHIA has four eyes. My dear, how can it be? Just th ' nk a moment, if you ' re wise; Why, two are glass, you see. Why are her eyes so bright? This must the reason be, A diamond ' s on her finger white, And it ' s not glass, you see.

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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.

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%i$mr (it mo 1 3 mi dororiim y o Class oem I WONDER if all people, as they read Of the Black. Prince and of his conquests bold. Regard his motlo with surprise indeed. As unto them the words, Ich Dien, unfold. Ich Dien, why he was one of royal birth; Why was his motto not instead, I rule. But we have learned that he who rules the earth. Who would be grealest, must be least of all. The words, Ich Dien, our motto strong, have led Us safely throughout all our College days. And may they teach us in the years ahead, To serve full well instead of seeking praise. Ich Dien! Ah, may we e ' er our molto live; Through it accomplish much along life ' s road; And thus to our dear Alma Mater give Some recompense for all on us bestowed.