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

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' % ' J :: 19 2 9 li e SORORl7 N 1929 Evelyn Givrns FOUNTAIN INN, SOUTH CAROLINA .l.li. Entci-fil ' SS; Edilor-ln-Chifr of Soroi-iuii. l ' l»: liUornational Relations Club: Athenian ricial; Club; Silence Club: Senlul ' I ' lay; Glee Club; D. G. S. Club; EsthiTian Llterai-y So- ciety. (■ sicn ' l I ' yrs nl .Ihci ' r lur fau, slie ' d mak Caliban. Lovely, gifted Evelyn. Dreamy brown eyes and dusky brown hair remind one of tinklinH guitars, of a moonlight night, and the ladies of old Spain. The gods were good to her. She was endowed with beauty, charm, personality, and a mind. Whether it is a whimsical bit of verse or a serious term paper, she manages to put an intangible i|ualily in her writing which is typically E -el n. The Sororian editor-in-chief could hn ' c been no one else. H.AZEL Hamilton CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA ,1.B. Entered ' 2S; Senior Play; Bsthcrian Literary Society. Hazel Hamilton came to Anderson College to be loved by every one. She is quiet and reserved in all her ways, studious and per- sistent in her pursuit of knowledge. We know she will succeed. Mar EL Mali IVA, SOUTH CAROLINA A.B. Entered ' 24; Lanlor Literary Society; Pro- glcsslve Education Club, ' 28 ; B. Y. P. U., ' 20; Y. W. A., ' 20; Town GirLs ' Club. ' 27, ' 2S. ' 29; Anderson County Club; Science Club; Athenian Book Club. ' 29; Town Girls ' Minstrel, ' 27, ' 2. , ' 20. To be a friend of Mabel is indeed to be a fortunate person, for no truer friend could anyone desire. Her sweet and lovable dispo- sition, her generosity and modest and her sincerity have endeared her to everyone. She is always interested and ready to sympathize with her friends when they are in trouble. Aside from all this she is a capable, depend- able and willing worker. We wish for Ma- bel much success and happiness in the years to come. Page live n I y- four

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K. C ' ' ,,.47 ' - ' . .- : ff - ' -i;fQ%- ,:,vrrf t r 19 29 liie SOPvORIA.N 1929 Catherine Cowheri-) niiAVClIVILI.E, SOUTH CAROLINA Entered ' 27; Lani( r Literary Society: , W. ( . A.; French Clul), ' 2S; Internaticinal ItrlaliiMis Club, ' 28; Treasurer International i(i ' l;ilinMK Club. ' 28; Down State Club; San Souci; elcrlcil Senior Representative to the Executive (Niun- cil, ' 29; Class Cheer Leader, ' 28; Society Cheer Leader, ' 27; Student Body Cheer Leader, ' 2fl; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 29; Tieaaurcr Theto Kappa Sigma, ' 28; Senior Play, ' 29; Pi-esident Lanier Literary Society, ' 29. Why worrv: It will hnppen an vay? The smile that Kat alwavs wears is a proof of this. In Kat we have a happy combination of admirable traits . If she wants to stuti ' , all right — if she doesn ' t, all rifcht. She passes her work just the same. ' licn she speaks, others listen; when she ' s silent — Avell, someone else has the floor — that ' s all. When Cupid calls, she answers, but when — arrows fly, she presents an a le(]uale knowledge of self-preservation. We predict that a girl with such a com- plex will always be a success. Nell Cunningham CREER, SOUTH CAROLINA Diploma in Public School Music Wherever and whenever you chance to meet this lovely girl, you experience a keen sense of pleasure, for she is ga et ' itself. Always a smile, never a care, accompanied by much ability — especially along musical lines. LULA DiLLARD GREER; SOUTH CAROLINA A.B. Entered ' 28; Estherian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; International Relations Club; Athenian Book Club; Senior Clas.s Mar-sh.al; Senior Play; Sororian Art Editor. ' 29. Although an artist to her fingertips, Lu];i surpasses most artists with her sunny dispo- sition. She is pretty, too, and it is not a superficial beauty, but a loveliness that comes from a beautiful soul within. Her interests and her talents are numerous and varied. She has been a nugget of gold to the Senior Class. It was Winthrop ' s misfortune when Lula came to Anderson. Iler voice is love. Iter manner sivcrt, S ic ' s genlle, dainty, and pctilc. Page tiventy-l irce

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--T .V 19 2 9 .7 SOPvOKlA.N 1929 Mary Olive Jacksom TICNALL, GUORGIA A.B. Er.teT -ed ' 25; Estherian Litprary Socipiy; Sori ' c- tary ol ' International Relations Club, ' 2G, ' 27; Secretary Junior Class; Senior Class Historian; Progressive Education Club; Spanish Clnl); Georgia Club; Toxvn Girls ' Club; Pi Plii rii-ll:i. Mary Olive is a girl of unusual ability. She is a true friend, a good sport, and an interesting personality. Too mucli cannot be said of her classroom work, for she is a stu- dent of superior rank. She is a girl that one cannot help but love. Through associating with Mary O., whether consciously or un- consciously, you gain higher ideals. Slu ' pos- sesses tact, dependability, capability, and a good sense of humor. 1 know that with lur personality and endowed with these char- acteristics, she will succeed in an thing slu- mav undertake. Gladys Johnston ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA A.B. Gladys Johnston proved her worth to A. ( and thereby gained a place in every girl ' s heart. Although quiet, and even shy, she is a friend to the end. May you win the suc- cess you deserve, Gladys, Is the wish of ever. Senior. Margie Leverette IVA, SOUTH CAROLINA A.B. Entered ' 2S; Lanier Literary Society; Critic International Relations Club; Athenian Book Club; Town Girls ' Club; Senior Class Play; Town Girls ' Minstrel; College News Report- er; Class Poet. If you ' re looking for a real girl, you have found her. Her talents are numerous, and her spirit one of the loveliest to be found. Her poetry deserves honorable mention. Her in- telligence has made itself prominent by her work, and she is always on top with every- thing. Page iiuenty-fi ' ve