Blue Mountain College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Blue Mountain, MS)

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.JM lt!!ItlllilIltthlltillillfilmlfllllfi I I SCIIIOI' Class LILLIAN ELIZABETH l'lINES BA. RIPLEY, MISSISSIPPI Euzclian It is diflicult to express on paper the indefmable charm that pervades Lillian. 'Hers is the beauty of the noonday, gloriously honest, without a shadow of pretense or deceit. Versatility is her forte, and her honors and achievements are almost numberless. We who have seen the hard work she has lavished on this, the I922 MOUNTAINEEI1, rise up of one accord to testify to her helpfulness, enthusiasm, efliciency and never-failing good cheer. For she is wise, if I can judge of her, And fair she Is, if Ihal mine eyes be lrue, And Irue she is, as she hath provcfl herself. IVIARTI-IA LESTER WILLIS B.A. ELIZABETH, MISSISSIPPI Eunomian The sea hath its pearls, The heaven its stars and-Blue Mountain has Martha- rarer than all the constellations of the heavens, more to be desired than the treasures of the sea. Nor are we alone in this opinion-her beaux are many and devoted, flock- ing around her as bees swarm about the rose: and like the rose, she smiles on all alike. She is adorably girlish, deliciously spontaneous, bewitchingly modest, lovable, charming-in short, she is Martha, and therefore to be loved. Care smiles lo see her free of care, The hard hear! loves her unaware Age pays her July. . Page Iwenly crghl

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.3llllllllllwilmllilIWIIEIIIEIWE., Senior Class EMMY ELIZABETH Bows B.A., B.E. MINERAL WELLS, MISSISSIPPI Euzelian One would always picture Em- mye surrounded by people, music and laughter. This doesn't mean that she gives the impression of being frivolous: on the contrary, there is an expression of serious- ness and sweetness in her face and manner that one never forgets. She is endowed, also, with a true dramatic talent: and her splen- did management of the Euzelian play proved to all that she is capa- ble of as great a success as stage manager as in playing a star role. Always in for work or fun, an ideal college girl is Em! When love and slgill worlg to- gether, expect a masterpiece. EUNICE LYLE SWETMAN B.E. BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI Euzelian Athletics is her first love, and she pours into her sports the same bubbling enthusiasm that has char- acterized her in every phase of her school life. Snippet is such a delightful, whole-souled personality that she imparts to all of us, a de- gree at least, of her high spirits, and her healthy, hearty love of liv- ing. From the top of her shining golden head to the tip of her shoes, she radiates energy, indomitable, and never-failing good cheer. ll was a glad 'Good morningf As she passed along the may, Bu! il spread the mornings' glory Over Ilia livclong flap. Page Ilvenlp-seven

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L3tlllliillllllWilliililitiltilliillilhIL S61 tiO1' Class WILMA LOUISE GRAHAM B.A. HoIvIE SCIENCE CERTIFICATE BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISSISSIPPI Eunomian Wilma looks as though she might have stepped from the pages of classic' poetry, so dainty and rehnecl is her beauty. She reminds us of the hrst star of evening, or of a narcissus, cool. lovely, fragrant. That she, however, is no mere shal- low beauty, but an intelligent, ca- pable young woman, is shown by her splendid record as a student and her delightfulniess both in and out of the class room. Tl1ouglItlcss of beauty. slic was Bcaulyfs self. ERIN GRAY GODWIN B.A. BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISSISSIPPI Euzclian Erin is so pretty and quiet that there is danger of one overlooking at lirst her liner and sturdier qual- ities. But when we are privileged to slip behind the barrier of her reserve. we lind a true and loving heart, and a hand ever ready to help. Pluck and dependableness characterize her, combined with an unswerving devotion to duty. A rosebucl sal with lilllc wilful lhorns, Aml .sweet as English air could make her, she. FUEL llvcnly-riine