Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

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MARY BOYD PERSIXGER, A.B.. BIKMIXGHAM, ALA. Who to herself is laic no hnv doth nCed, Offends HO line, and is a queen indeed. Y. W. C. A. : G. E. L. S. : A. K. II. ; L. B. A. ; A. A. A. : X. O. T.: A. R. T.: Tennis Club; Dramatic Club: Y. W. C A. Cabinet. ' 09- ' 12; President Y. W. C. A.. ' 12; Class Basketball. ■09- ' ll; Oracle Board, ' 10, ' 11: Vice President Class ' 12; Ce- titicate Oratory, ' 11; Diploma Oratory, ' 12. Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever, is a familiar quotation. But Mary P., as President of the Y. W. C. A. has proved herself both good and clever. She stars in oratory, and has many dreams of Boston. The only fault that we have to find with her is her aversion to cats and pictures of cats. SADIE LOUISE STURDIVAXT. A.B., BKSSEMKR, ALA. Daughter of the G ds. dii-incly tall, And most divinely fair. Y. W. C. A. ; J. C. L. S. : A. K. II. : L. B. A. : A. A. A. ; Jolly Bachelors; Skeeters ; T. B. ; Happy Half Dozen; Doo Dol- lies: Tennis Club; A. R. T. ; N. O. T. ; Class Basketball, ' 08- 12; Class Treasurer. 11. ' 12; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 09 12; President J. C. L. S.. ' 11. ' 12. Miss Sadie is our society belle. She is a shark at enter- taining. At Y. V. C. A. receptions, club entertainments, and all other social affairs, she is indispensable. We are sure that some day we will have cause to be proud of her as a journalist. She has made great progress with her many short stories and her clever songs, one of which is the famous ditty, entitled, The Family.

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1 T K ' ' , B ■%2a«. HB PEARL ELEAXOR MARLOWE, A.B., ' 12. OtihOXTA. ALA. ' ' Thai calm possession of hcysclf. ' ' Y. W. C. A. ; G. E. L. S. : A. K. IL ; A. A. A. ; Tennis Club : N. O. T.; A. R. T.; Athenian Staff, ' 10; Editor-in-Cliicf Atlienian. ' 11; Oracle Board, 12; Certificate in Music, ' 12; Class Prophet, ' 12. Behold a wonder! The only quiet girl in Brown Hall. But we are not surprised, for her time is fully occupied with letter writing. We think that the fact that her themes are always the best is partly due to the practice gained on those wonderful epistles. Pearl is quite a linguist. She excels in Itoth ancient and modern languages, as well as in her mother tongue. Let us not omit the fact that she gave a piano re- cital without once getting excited. EUXICE BETHSAIDA McDOXXALD, A.B., WqoUSTOCK, ALA. site H ' ill, she zi ' iU.and you may depend ofi it; If she tcont, she wont. id you may depend oli ii and that ' s an end on it: Y. W. C. A.; G. E. L. S.; A. K. II.; X. O. T.; A. R. T.; Tennis Club; A. A. A.; Mufflers; President G. E. L. S., ' 12; Statistician Class ' 12; Editor-in-Chief Athenian, ' 12; Athenian. Staff, ' 11; Blass Basketball; Certificate in Art, ' 12; Oracle Board, ' 12. •12. Behold the suffragist I She not only believes in woman ' s rightf;, but she makes others believe in it. She is bound for Xew York, where she hopes to win her fame as an artist. As a side issue she intends to write books. She already has in her head the plots for a half dozen novels, several short stories, and four lectures. We predict for her great success.

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KATHARIXE LOUISE WALSTOX, A.B.. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. .S7 ( ' is a perfect knoz -lcdyc box; an Oracle to great and small. V. W. C. A.; J. C. L. S.; A. K. 11. : K. O. S. : A. A. A.; X. O. T.; A. R. T; Tennis Ciub ; Art Club: Class Basketball, 10, ' 11, ' 12: Y W. C A. Cabinet, ' 12; Secretary Art Club, ' 12: Historian Class ' 11, ' 12; Editor-in-Chief Oracle, ' 12. Slop, look, and listen ! Kathouise is our most charming, lilushing young maid whenever pictures are mentioned. She is not only smart, but wonderfully brilliant. She is a first- rate cook, an imitation Parisian seamstress, and has an ex- cellent disposition. Therefore. I admonish all folks to look hitherward. g Ifci - •— ► .m i r B!