Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

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CASSIE BELLE ROBLXSOX, A.B, NEW DECATUR, ALA. To be great is to be misunderstood. Y. W. C. A. ; G. E. L. S. ; L. B. A. ; A. A. A. ; Dirty Dozen ; Y. W. C. A, Cabinet, ' 12- ' 13; Vice President G. E. L. S. : Class Basketball, ' li- ' lS; Editor-in-Chief Athenian, •12- ' 13: K. II. A.; T. M. A. Haste makes waste, must be Kissie ' s motto. As Editor-in-Chief of the Athenian she has shown great journalistic skill. She has made some desperate attempts to be a violinist, but we think that the art of friend- ship is her forte. She is considered a good housekeeper and an excellent nurse. liERIllA M. .RCI1 SAXDERSOX, B.S., HAKVKST. AI.A. A girl resolved and steady to her trust. Y. W. C. A. ; Secretary G. E. L. S. ; Dramatic Club ; Y. W. C. A. Cabi- inet; K. IL A.; T. i I. A. Bertha has a certificate from the school of Oratory and reads with great ease and expression. She is one of our best students, a conscien- tious worker and a medal winner. She possesses a cool head and a great presence of mind. We are glad to note that she has attained to the dig- nity of woman during her Senior year. (22)

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MATTIE MAE PEARSON, B.S., Al-KXANDKR CITV, ALA. Of all her looks a calm disclose of iniioeeiice and truth. J. C. L. S. : Y. W. C. A.: A. A. A.; Atlu ' iiian Staff, TO- ' IO, ' lO- ' ll: Y. W. C. A. Caliinet, •12- ' 13; K. II. A.; T. M. A. Appearance is ileceptive, for in spite of .Mattic Mae s extreme serious- ness of appearance, she is really of a very pleasant and agreeable dispo- sition. Tlie Faculty find in her a never-failing friend. She pursues the even tenor of her ways, undisturbed by outside influences that would tend to divert her from the path of duty. SARAH WALKER RIVES, A.B., ATHKNS. ALA. Of manners gentle and affections mild. J. C. L. S. ; D. A. Q.; Dramatic Club, TO- ' U; Secretary J. C. L. S., ' 11- •12, ' li- ' U; K. II. A.: T. M. A. Our class President has, in addition to her literary diploma, a certifi- cate in music and a certificate and diploma from the school of Oratory. She is our most Seniorly Senior, and has been accused by soiue of having an .artistic temper.ament. We are expecting Sarah to add new lustre to the Senior fame. (21)

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ELIZABETH LUDWIG SIMMONS, B. S., ATHENS, ALA. ' ' Suddenly a tlnuu ht came like a full-blown rose, pushing hey broiK. ' . G. E. L. S. ; K. II. A. ; T. M. A. Ludwig never loses her dignity, but those who know her well apprecinte her unexpected humor. She takes her work with deadly seriousness and is amply rapid by the excellency of her grades. Wc Iiavc serious doubts that at present Texas is looming large on her horizon, liut then you never can tell about Ludwig. RUBY MERRIT VAXHOOSER, A.B., lilKMINCHAM, ALA. Heart on her lips and soul ' within her eyes. Y. V. C. A.; J. C. L. S. ; A. A. A.; D. K. P.; B. T. M.; Dirty Dozen; Bowknots; Kodak Club; Class Historian: K. II. A.; T. M. A. Rubby exceeds the speed limit in putting work behind her. Although we can not accuse her of dignity, she ' s a real Senior in every other re- spect, Rubby has a sweet, amiable disposition and infinite capacity for h.ird work. Her name is synonymous for middies and smiles. (23)