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

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SAYLORS SINGLETON STEWART SHEARER STEPHENSON TUMLIN Most Intellectual PATSY BLAIR Best Dressed FRANCES STEWART Charles Saylors, Williamston Nice to know . . . Phi Theta Kappa . . . grad- uated in January . . . serious brown eyes . . . really liked IVANHOE. Johnny Shearer, Anderson Always wears a suit . . . newspaper man . . . part-time student . . . enjoyed Mr. Henry ' s classes . . . also arguing. Betty Ann Singleton, Pendleton Third finger, left hand occupied . . . day stu- dent, though often in East ... a smile for everybody . . . favorite subject— Boyee. Frances Stephenson, Union Dramatically inclined . . . President of Delta Psi Omega . . . can ' t decide between Newberry and Timmonsville . . . widow ' s peak. Frances Stewart, Six Mile Weekends at home . . . marshal . . . fashion conscious . . . wants to see Paris in the spring- time . . . lost without BJ. Grace Tumlin, Led sophomores . varsity basketball tall. Fountain Inn . sparkling blue eyes . . Resident Council Not Pictured: James Dunlap, Mims Evans, Peggy Fields, Don Hubbard, W. A. Williams.

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Frances McCall, Pelzer Appreciates the finer things in life ... an ever-ready smile to all . composed. Shirley Palmer, Sandy Springs good-natured President of W. A. A. and College Choir . marshal . . . rhythm in her bones . . . outstanding voice . the S. C. Low-countrv. . has likes Anne McGill, Editor of Yodler Theta Kappa . . green eyes. Anderson . . quietness of capability . . . Phi . green eyes; those lovely, lovely Mary Nelle Patterson, Norcross, Ga. One of those peaches . . . Pat . . . very fond of Uncle Sam ' s sailors . . . employs an attractive walk . . . capable of serious thought. Eleise Owen, Central Constantly rushing to complete B. S. U. notes . . . chairman of Hiking Club . . . displayed mean stroke in tennis . . . always comes through smiling. Jerry Price, Goldsboro, N. C. Tarheel to her toes . . . Resident SGA prexy calm and unruffled . . . likes white moccasins prefers blonde Bobs. SOPHOMORES McCALL McGILL OWEN PALMER PATTERSON PRICE 26

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J. SPEARES. S. HAYES, A. TATE, P. SMALL. X. SMITH, P. ROGERS. Not Pictured: MISS DORIS HAWSE, Sponsor. yredk men 1953 NANCY SMITH President PHILIP ROGERS Vice-President SARAH HAYES Secretary ANN TATE Treasurer PEGGY SMALL Resident ■Marshal JULIA SPEARES Town Marshal MISS DORIS HAWSE Sponsor The first thing that hit us at college. Our accompanist-at-large The suitcases were heavy . . . and all those boxes! But we were too excited— our fresh- man year at college . . . the shy Hi from that strange roommate . . . the Crook Ban- quet . . . soon the month of December . . . home for the holidays— back to exams . . . miraculously we made it . . . then days really flew . . . Sara Jo Youngblood took over the reins second semester . . . Easter . . . May Da} ' . . . the Daisy Chain . . . watching the sophs graduate . . . thinking of next year when we ' ll be the sophomores. 28