Brenau University - Bubbles Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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' .- ,.-'S'-V y il.,- Dedication Greeting Calendar Commencement Board of Advisors Editorial Brenau-Poem The President Faculty Classes- Post Graduates Seniors juni ors Sophomores Freshmen Specials if-f Contents Preparatory Department Departments- Music Art Oratory Domestic Science Sororities- Phi Mu Gamma Alpha Delta Phi Pi Gamma Theta Sororities-Continued. Sigma Iota Chi Beta Sigma Omicron Alpha Sigma Alpha Phi Beta Sigma Organizations- Lanier Circle Y. W. C. A. Exponents of the Simple Life Ex onents of the Strenuous Lif P The The The The The The Travelers German Club N. N. Club B. B. Club Fort Shakers Sea Shore Club Basket-ball Teams Riding Club Tennis Club State Clubs Discipline Committee Honor Board Grand Council Students! Union The The The Jester S. N. A, Serenaders Not Good-by Eehimiinn mv, 1112 Siuhruiz uf Hirvnau Glnllrgv. hrhiratv EuhhIr5 fur IHIII in Mizz Hlnrenrr HH. illuhr Un iuhum wr are gram-ful. nut nnlg fur the hlmuing nf nur brat Hi11hhIP5, hut fur ihv unfailing anh mitlyusiasiir E155:l5fEIlIl'P 11111, giurs in XUIIZITPIIPI' nf umrth me uuhrrtakr. - E A FLORENCE M. ROI-IR i5reeting Sf this were nineteen hunbreb twentg what woulb be our plight? Che greeting that is olb tobag IDouIb then be twice as trite. So, patient reaber, cheer ge up, Che welcome, now a bore, has not 'been saib as mang times CIS in ten gears or more. E. ALEXANDER V ...L ,7 ' ZXTQJ ' ' W f MfWm f 2 in d o b e Q if If N . i .Sees I ', f 5' ' - 1 bs' fx flea Mg' iff: i ' 'V ' ' , 6: f Y C -f Z . ,,a.Tii-iF: 'S - , ' . ' I ' EL V .gt M I' S --1 . ..a - Calendar Thursday, September 16: Saturday, October 9: Monday, November 8: Wednesday, November 24: Thursday, November 25: Saturday, December 18: Tuesday, january 4: Saturday, January 1 5: Thursday, January 20: Monday, February 22: Monday, March 21: Saturday, March 26: Monday, April 4: Monday, April 18: Tuesday, April 26: Saturday, May 7: May 2o-21: Sunday, May 22: Monday, May 23: Tuesday, May 24: Wednesday, May 25: First term begins. T allulah Outing. Match game tennis-Freshmen- Sophomores. Senior-junior reception. Thanksgiving Day-holiday. Christmas recess begins. College Work resumed. States Club program, Students' Union Second term begins. Colonial dinner. Sophomore banquet. Easter holiday. Match game tennis-Seniors-Juniors. Final tennis contest for class . championship . States Day. Lanier Day. May music festival. Baccalaureate sermon. Class exercises. Graduation exercises. School year ends. Commencement Monday, May I6 Graduating Exercises of Brenau Preparatory School and Play. Thursday, May I9 8:30 P. M. Play by School of Oratory. Friday and Saturday, May 20, 21 MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL. - Three concertsg Friday evening, Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening. Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra, and the famous singersg Mme. jomelli, Dr. Frank Lawson and Kohler. Sunday, May 22 11:00 A. M. Baccalaureate Sermon, Dr. George B. Eager. 7:30 P. M. Farewell Vesper Service of Y. W. C. A. Monday, May 23 10:00'A..M. Art Exhibit. 410011. M. Senior Class Day Exercises. 8 :30 P. M. Grand Concert. Tuesday, May 24 . 11:00 A. M. Baccalaureate Address, Dr. C. O. Jones. Diplomas con- ferred by Dr. H. J. Pearce. 8 :go P. M. The Opera, Mikado by conservatory students. Board Of Advisors J DR. IAS. W. BAILEY JUDGE J. C. BOONE M. C. BROWN . . . JOHN CARTER . . . Z. T. CASTLEBERRY JOHN HoscH . . . H. H. DEAN . . S. C. DUNLAP . . . HON. H. H. PERRY HAYNE PALMOUR . DR. J. B. GEORGE . JUDGE J. B. GASTON T. C. HALL .... E. E. KIMBROUGH . G. F. TURNER . . JUDGE G. H. PRIOR J. E. REDWINE, JR. JOHN A. SMITH . . U. R. WATERMAN . DR. JAs. W. BAILEY H. H.DEAN . . . J. C. BOONE . OJJQCGTS of the Board Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. . -. President Vice-President . . Secretary Foreword 1' 'Q' S it is impossible for children to blow bubbles quite so bright, so light and so large as they would wish, so it is impossible for us to reflect all the charm, the eager hopes and joys, the glad fraternal spirit of our college days. Yet as an effort, let it stand. For to those who have known and loved Brenau, there will be bubbles that may never break. W -E. A. EDITORS O BUSINESS MANAGERS ANNIE COBB ANDREWS BESSIE PORTER FLORRIE CARTER Art Illustrators VIRGINIA ALDERSON LILLIAN ROBERTS MAYBELLE CLARKE NORMA GRAHAM ALICE PIERCY CAROLYN GOODWILL F EDITORYS COMMENT : To judge Brenau, solely from the standpoint ,of the Annual, one would decide that the Art Department is the strongest department in the college. A happier task N o tnan could ask Than 'is given unto me! Whether sad or gay Loyal alway T0 Brenau our toast shall be! Here's to her name! H 67615 to her fame! . H 61'6,S to her purpose true! H e1'e's to her strengthj F or it reaches the length Of our own Red, White and Blue! -MARJORIE WOOD, '1 2 W r w 1 Miss Miss Miss -Miss Miss Miss -5 FLORENCE M. Ovxz11'roN. Principal School of Oratory BETSY KENYON, Instructor, Oratory ESTIiER IRVIN, Physical Director EVA PEARCE, English VIRGINIA ALlJERS'ON, Art SALL11: BELLE VVILLIAMS, Mathematics lm 1 Tutors and Assistants I NIISS 2 MIss 3 MISS 4 MISS 5 MISS 6 MISS 7 MISS 8 MISS ANNIE COBB ANIJREWS BESSIE PORTER ELoIsE SMITH STELLA BROXVN GENEVIEVE STEPIIENSON AGNES DUFFEY TOMMIE WALTERS ALICE MURFEE V. MRS. WIMBISH, Housekeeper Miss THOMPSON, Chaperone MISS VIRGINIA SONDLEY, Superintendent Infirmary MRS. STOVANLL, Newspaper Correspondent. MRS. SPIER, Assistant Housekeeper DR. LATIMER RUDOLPH, Physician , :A 45. Ziyi?-NKQQ, LNXFWELN .-.-- im- ' Post-Graduate Class Color: Gold ' Motto: S-gold Flower: Marry-Gold Posts , VIRGINIA ALDERSON ELIZABETI-I ALEXANDER SOURIE GLOVER ELIZABETH HUDGINS ELOISE SMITH JOSEPI-IINE SCHNEIDER BIINNIE STOVALL ALINE WINBLTIQN Mlss GERTRUDE GRANT BROWN, Honorary Member Song LTO the Undergraduatesj You can bluff, bluff, The wise Faculty, But you can't come blufflng meg just because, 'cause We can plainly see You're just as bad as we used to You can talk, talk, Pretend to walk the chalk, Give compliments galore, You can bluff, bluff, bluff, But you can't bluff me, For all of us have bluffecl before. be. You can brag, brag, Of your spirit ine, But you can not brag to me: just because, 'cause 'We can plainly see Class spirit's just what it used to be It's blow, blow, Plenty of show, just like the days of yore. You can brag, brag. brag, But you can't brag to me, For all of us have bragged before. You can buzz, buzz, But you're not a bee. You'd better hum than buzz to just because, 'cause We can plainly see You're the same lz-um-bug we used to be. Oh, hum, hum, You're fooling some, You can always fool some more. You can blulf, brag, buzz, But you can't fool rne, For we've all been there before. ine, E. ALEXANDER. 0 Senior Songs IQIO I. CTO 'the tune of My Little Irish Rose J Seniors, oh Seniors! Oh, don't you hear our cry? The randest class of old B renau In ai the years gone by. Unity and Loyalty our motto e'er has been- ' These royal, loyal Seniors, N ineteen-ten. --j. D. II. I CTO the tune of College Lifenj We are the Seniors of old Brenau, Our Alma Mater dear, We are the Senior Class of Nineteen ten' Raf Rai 1-KV? ffriflfzs Q ffiklefg? QgillflKXQ '1 1 ,ff-e - rx A , ' H , ysgj Wyfffff I l. Ll ' . in We thank the studentsand teachers who 3 JM:-d -I lggfg W, ,T Have offered words of cheer And helped us all the victory to win. -A. G. ...- 4 Nut C- - at .,... ...fe 'vr'i'f:Y -- ,- 1. V --Y, Ni., . .. CTO the tune of Roses j Seniors, Seniors, let's give a cheer for the Seniors, Girls who are loyal and true, Faithful in all that they dog Seniors, Seniors, let's give a yell for the Seniors, Class nineteen-ten, the best that t'here's beenf- Seniors of old Brenau! IV. -A. G. fTo the tune of Mx: Dooley , Oh, we're the Seniors, The mighty Seniors, The grandest class Brenau has ever seen. For great precocity and studiosity There's none can beat the Class of N ineteen-ten! , Ra! Ra! We're the faithful, loyal Seniors Of the Class of N ineteen-ten, We have tried 'to do our duty And prove worthy to the end, Thru the four short years of college We have bravely stood each test, . These faithful, loyal Seniors, S-E-N-I-O-R-S! We are the Seniors, The mighty Seniors, A The grandest class Brenau has ever seen. For great precocity and studiosity There's none can beat the Class of N ineteen-ten! -N. A. To the Class of N ineteen-eleven We will leave a word of cheer- You must never be discouraged When you take our place next year, I f you ever need assistance You'll be sure to get it best If you imitate these Seniors, S-E-N-I-O-R-S! -J. D. Senior Class Flower: Wild Rose Colors: Green and Gold Motto: To persevere is to conquer. Yell Hulla-ba-loo, Go lauk, Go 1auk!! I-Iulla-ba-100, Go Iank, Go Iank!! Wah-he!! Wah-he!! Sis boom bah!! Seniors! Seniors! Rah! Rah!!! Toast Here's to the Seniors of Nineteen-ten, The grandest class that has ever been. I drink to you, dear Seniors, The deepest, longest draught, For We've climbed the ladder together And reached the goal at last. -j. D. Ojiicevrs MYRTLE MOBLEY . . . . . . . . . Presideni DESMA PENTECOST . . Vice-President ISABELLE CHARTERS . . . . . . . . Secretary LOUISE WRIGHT . . JESSIE DICKEY . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms and Class Editor . .... . ..... . Treasurer Seniors-Literary NORMA ALLEN DovIE LENORE BRYANS ISABELLE CHARTERS MAE FRANK DUFFEY ALMA GLASGOW GLENN FRANCES ARNOLD LAURA BELL BROEKER JESSIE EVA DICKEY JULIA HURT FULLER SADYE ANDREWS MARY EDWARDS LESLIE HARRELL MARIE LOCKE MYRTLE MOBLEY JESSIE MAY PETERSON DESSIE SUDDERTH FAY SIMMONS CLARA HEAD BYE HILL NETTIE THOMPSON EFFIE WATERS DESMA PENTECOST LOUISE WRIGHT RUTH STONE JOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER WILLIE IVEY MATTIE MANNING Graduates in Art PEARL OSBORNE LYDIE MCDOUGALD LILLIAN ROBERTS MYRTLE G1BBs MOBLEY . . . Social Circle, Ga. A A fp, ID B 2 A. B. DEGREE. President Senior Class, 'og-'roy President Phi Beta Sigma, '09-'Iog President Honor Board, 'ogg Vice-President Students' Unidng Vice-Presi- dent Grand Council, 'og-'1o. A virtuous mind that ever walks attended by a strong-siding champion, conscience. DESME PENTECOST, II F 0 . . . Winder, Ga. B. 0. DEGREE. President Y. W. C. A., 'og-'roy Vice-President Senior Class, 'og-'rog Vice-President Cushman Club, '08-'ogg Executive Vice-President Cush- man Club, 'og-'roy Member of Honor Boardg Member Grand Council. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. NORMA ALLEN, A A 10, 117 B 2 . Lafayette, Ala. A. B. DEGREE. Treasurer junior Class, 'o8-'og 5 Member Honor Board, 'ogg Member Grand Councilg Exchange Editor Brenau journal, Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 'og-'ro. From what hid fountain doth thy joyance How? I, Q g y-, 3 ' -4.5 E-'J 5 M! ' 1 , JT . ll Ili .CLD Aid, Vrlkn. .' wvwl 'if-.L . J' ' 9 will xiii .1 'N X .. W e5i7iSiH'V f i. I 1 V l v 1 1 X X X X . X X X 1 1 v 355- 1 . A X SADYE ANDREWS, B 2 0 .... Atlanta, Ga. B. o. DEGREE. F resident Junior Class, '08-'ogg Vice-President Sophomore Class, 'o7-'o8g Treasurer Y. W. C. A. Marg! 089 Secretary B. O. Seniors, '09-'IO. 1 God make thee good as than art beaunfulfi iw - ,W FRANCES ARNOLD, Z I X, fp B 2, Hampton, Ga. - B. L. DEGREE. Member Honor Board, 'og-' ro, Member Grand ' Council. I Sedan: her air, and wiser than she seems. bm Kd! ' na 'xx Ngdf-Q 4. 3 ,- , W .Q I 1 f Lmwyau P 447 wgfe J 5 gl. X 'F Y., ' 0 ' 3 fr DOVIE LENORE BRYANS . . Indian Springs, Ga. A A. B. DEGREE. . An unpretentious flower, Q- A Yet as perfect as the rose. Q Q , . -ix 4-112' LAURA BELL BROEKER, A 2 A . Owensboro, Ky. B. L. DEGREE Member Grand Council, Member Honor Board, 'o8-'ogg Literary Vice-President Cushman Club, 34,4 9 IO 44- lo -7 - Courageous is the knight who o'er persuades this conscious-smitten maid. ISABELLE CHARTERS .... Gainesville, Ga. A A 0, KD B Z A. B. DEGREE. Secretary Senior Class, 'og-'10, 'Know you not that I am a woman, When I think I must speak? MAE FRANK DUFFEY, E I X . . Morrow, Ga. A. B. DEGREE. Secretary junior Class, '08-'ogg Local Editor Brenau journal, 'o8-'o93EXcha.nge Editor Brenau journal, ,OQ-j,IOQ President Honor Board, 'rog Treasurer Students' Union, 'roy Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 'og-'rog Member Grand Council. Wisdom and 'virtue combined in one. l B Q 0 D L gi ,, 1 w.1em..j,.,..?,., wllji We 1 L ' ,Eff a,, I, , lt-,xjaq My .lll1U'lllllIlli I ,.,,,,... l,. U .xl L 1 ll ll uhm h M tg QIS gui 2-4 ' VA Ml Q, G 73795 ii Ea L 'L-QU 2'W . eyeball? ee. 1 at U , r 6 . Tb-.MPG wfaitle iii. ni!-'C U - isa ' F2 L de JESSIE EVA DICKEY .... Copperhill, Tenn. E I X, 0 B Z' B. L. DEGREE. Secretary Phi Beta Sigma, 'og-'roy Secretary Athletic Club, 'o8-'ogg Treasurer Athletic Club, 'og-'rog Member Honor Board, 'o8-'ogg Mem- ber Grand Councilg Local Editor Brenau journal, 'og-'roy Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 5 Class Editor for the Annual, ,IOQ Secretary Georgia Club, 'og-'Io. - To business that she loves she rises betimes And goes to it with delight. MARY EDWARDS, A A KD .... Eastman, Ga. B. O. DEGREE. Business Manager Brenau journal, 'og-'10, Junior Speaker on Class Day, 'ogg Dramatic Vice-President Cushman Club, 'og-'rog Vice- President Junior Class, 'o8-'ogg Secretary Soph- omore Class, 'o7-'08, Secretary and Treasurer of B. O. junior Class, '08-'o9. When sage Minerva rose, From her sweet lips smooth elocution flows. JULIA HURT FULLER . .... Columbus, Ga. A 2' A, 0 B Z B. L. DEGREE President Cushman Club, Treasurer Phi Beta Sigma, 'o8-'og-'rog Secretary Y. W. C. A,, 'og- 'rog Member Honor Board, 'o8-'og-'roy Mem- ber Grand Councilg Associate Business Manager of Brenau journal, ,DQ-IO. The more work, the happier am I. ALMA GLASGOW GLENN ..... Atlanta, Ga. B 2' 0, d?fB E A. B. DEGREE. President Freshman Class, 'o6-'o7g Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class, 'o7-'o8g Treasurer Ath- letic Club, '08-'ogg Member Honor Board, 'og- frog Member Grand Council. Her dark eyes speak of deepest love and un- fathomable knowledge. BYE HILL, A A 0 ....... Gulfport, Miss. B. L. DEGREE. Member Honor Board, 'og-'roy Member Grand Council. Happy, thoughtful, kind and true, There is no favor she will not do. LESLIE HARRELL, A 2 A . . . Bainbridge, Ga, B. 0. DEGREE. President Students' Union, 'og-'rog President Grand Council, 'og-'roy Member of Honor Board, 'ogg President Cushman Club, 'o7-'08, Oratory Editor of Annual, 'ogg Oratory Editor Brenan journal, 'o8. At thy birth nature and fortune joined to make thee great in noble womanhoodff no C, g .nf -f . XR' wr- Q lllxek M in . mg Qm L Qr --TF , SWMML, -A-Jhiwl .WU wwe I .f' 59-4 I sljiw El ta , 'UIIJ n -.. x fi ' , gl' mg gui' :lil :U,E.'- 1 - I ' l 5 .WH A s lluuu X-,E l A X 5 1' E .. Y 116 41 I 'C ,'.L:f'?' -5 UN , 1 1 3'-: ..l E aw W '44-. .ri- f4m'4 '54, l'x 1. - fr ,M if 1, MARIE LOCKE, 1D M I' .... Eufau1a,A1a A. B. DEGREE. Such a one do I reinevnber Whoin to look at was to love. LYDIE MCDOUGAL, IP M F . . . . Ocala, Fla. ART SENIOR. Her price is above rubiesf' IESSIE MAY PETERSON ...... Ailey, Ga. A. B, DEGREE. l Member Honor Board, 'og-'xog Member Grand Council. ' In arguing, too, the teacher owned her skill, For even though vanquished, she could argue still. LILLIAN ROBERTS, 07 M I' . . . Valdosta, Ga. . ART SENIOR. Art Editor for Brenau journal, 'og-'1og Illus- trator for Annual, 'ro. Her skillful hand ah ivory palette graces. FAY SIMMONS, A A 0 . . . . Gainesville, Ga. A. B. DEGREE. Coquette and coy at once her air. DESSIE SUDDERTH . . . . . . . Buford, Ga. A. B. DEGREE. Member Honor Board, 'og-'mg Member Grand Council. - Faithful she is, and amiable. ' ew x '3 5. G ra ,.1...,-L- ,-. X g ' ff 2. f x ,M . N ef' 9-L-4-Tcnif . BWV :zu-'J X. MAL 65 ry, S Q - , gh . jp, vf 1 x 4 ihi I-HI-in jj! IHSIIQI 1-fl --IHS- -ll Sl' IZII- 5! L11--A L l hfr . sara, gf fiflzmsigg eL.:: 'J '74-, . Zfjldl-F'2 he 'A 1 NETTIE THOMPSON . .... Anderson, S. C B. L. DEGREE. Fashioned so slenderly, young, and so fair. LOUISE ROCHELLE WRIGHT, A A ID, Norfolk, Va. B. o. DEGREE. Treasurer Senior Class, ,OQ-,IOS Secretary Cushman Club, 'og-'rog Secretary Riding Club, '09-'Iog President Virginia Club, IOQ-,IOS Mem- ber Honor Board, 'ogg Member Grand Council. Her speeches are the golden harvest That followeth the flowering of thought. B L DEGREE Studzous she sets wzth all her books around her af 1 Y' na 1 WL , T , E ' ' 1 CLARA HEAD, di B Z .... Gainesville, Ga. MATTIE MANNING . . . . . Gainesville, Ga. A Z' A, 0 B Z' L. I. DEGREE. My books, fny best companions a1'e.'f PEARL OSBURNE . . . Grand Junction, Colo. ART SENIOR. She doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone or despised. EEFIE WATERS . . . . . . Gainesville, Ga. B. L. DEGREE. She keeps the noiseless tenor of her way. WILLIE IVEY . . ..... . . Tennille, Ga L. 1. DEGREE. Work is her recreation. Class Day A ORDER OF EXERCISES Processional Song ' Speakers from Senior Class: Sadie Andrews Mary Edwards Isabelle Charters Song Speaker from junior Class: Lucy Roberts Class Song: Words and music by Jessie Dickey Recessional History of the Seniors -IQIO- RITE a history of our class! The task hardly seems possible in view of the fact that there is such a limited space in which to write it, while for such a class there could be written volumes upon volumes. Yet BUBBLEs must not go to print without a few words about the past years of these Seniors of Nineteen-ten, for truly we have a wonderful record. As a class we have always loyally stood together from the first, even in our Sophomore year We proved ourselves the champions of the school by success- fully defending the Seniors of '08 against the attacks of the juniors and Fresh- men, on April Fools' Day. As a reward for our valiancy on this occasion the '08 Seniors gave us a banquet. In our Junior year, our greatest feat was to Uswipef' the robes from the 'og Seniors and wear them proudly in procession, down town, in spite of the efforts of the Seniors to prevent us from getting them. Then on the night of their Senior banquet we caused them a little unnecessary apprehension, due mainly to their erroneous idea that we were going around to the back door, overpower two policemen whom they had stationed there to protect them from us, and bear away all their fancy banquet eatables. Instead of doing as they had anticipated, we marched boldly in the front way, threw open the folding doors, gave them a rousing toast and yell, and walked away with all the dignity befitting a class of our superiority. First, there is Myrt, the faithful president ofthe class, who came to us at the beginning of her Sophomore year, in IQO7. She was not with us many days before she was renowned for her zealous studiousness, first making her hit, I believe, in geometry under Miss Evans, and from that time forth she has kept up her good record. In her junior year she was duly elected to the Q B Z, which honor she most deservedly won by her excellent work. She has also shown herself to be possessed of marked executive ability, as will be evidenced by the fact that there is hardly an organization in school in which she has not held a prominent office. As president of the Honor Board, she could be compared only to Portia in meting out justice to the poor, trembling, guilty ones. She has taken everything in school, both that she wanted and didn't wantg among those that she didn't want was measles in .her Sophomore year, scarlet fever in her Junior year, and H- F- pox in her Senior year. Says she will count herself lucky to an unusual degree if she gets her diploma before she is beset by yellow fever or some other misfortune equally as bad. Desma came to us in 707 also, and at a few meetings, when our president has been absent, she has shown her ability as our vice-pres. From her first year she has taken a great interest in the Y. W. C. A., and it was greatly due to Desma's perseverance thatfwe succeeded in bringing our Japanese girl to Brenau from her home in far-off Japan. As a B. O. student she has always shown herself talented and her greatest ambition, I think, is to be just a little bit more like Miss Kenyon. It is our misfortune not to have had Louise with us but two years, and we realize what we have lost by not having her smilingncountenanee to cheer us through our Freshman and Sophomore ups and downs. As treasurer of the class she has become quite skilled-a regular Sherlock Holmes, I might say, in knowing when a Senior gets a check from home. Isabelle came in '07, and we have wondered ever since how we got along without her as long as we did, for she is gifted with such an unusually rapid How of words, that to save time, she has been appointed as a committee of one to voice the opinion and sentiment of the whole Senior Class at once. Her greatest ambition during the past year was to make CD B 3, and she was awarded this honor at the last election. Frances came in 'o8. One of her surprises has been her election to the df B 2, but her greatest surprise has been the -- pox. She has always been a steady, conscientious student, loved by everybody. Since the Freshman year Sadye has been with us to encourage and help us along the way with her sunny smile and happy disposition. I-Ier twenty-four hours may be said to have always been divided into three parts, eight hours sleep and eight hours preparing to look beautiful for the other eight. Everyone will recall, at the mention of Normals name, what her chief occu- pation has been during her two years' stay with us, searching through books, magazines, encyclopedias and all printed matter for any information whatever, on the subject of I-Iow to get thin. But the sad part of it is she is still fat- the Billy Bounce of the Senior Class. Norma is greatly to be congratulated on making the CD B 2' at the recent election. Laura Belle is one of the most dignified members of our class, and during the five years that she has been here she has not been known to break over three rules at the most. She has been an especially good student in mathematics, and could I look far enough into the future I can see Laura Belle as Miss Evans the Second. Dovie and Dessie have kept the even tenor of the way, spending the most of their time hunting for Mrs. Tisinger's key and looking up references in English. Then, too, they have always been Miss Hooker's star German pupils. Mae Frank came in '08, and it did not take us long to discover that she was a woman of business with a bright mind and an obliging disposition com- bined. She has been librarian for the past year. lt would take a volume alone to speak of Mary's gift of oratory, for during her three years' stay here there has never been a play that Mary wasn't in, nor a speech that Mary didn't make Qwith due apologies to all the others who have attempted itj. She was class speaker last year for the junior Class and this year she is the main speaker from the Senior Class. . julia has been here from her Freshman year and has been rightly named the busy bee of the class. She is indeed a spans' height of energy-courageous in everything except examinations, of which she has a perfect horror. Elected to the 0 B Z' in her junior year and overtaken by the H? pox in her Senior year. Alma, without a doubt, has been here since the year l. She is a regular parasite, as it were, to Brenau, and the question arises-will Brenau ever go on just the same when she graduates? Was made a member of the 05 B Z' at the last election and has always been a walking encyclopedia of quotations and historical data. - Clara, Effie and Mattie will always be remembered for attending strictly to lessons and always knowing them. From early morning until dewy eve they may be seen with a pile of books, and the library has always been their favorite resort. f Leslie has been here for four years, and it is ture that she has partially been the making of Brenau. She has done more to promote college spirit and class spirit than all of the rest of the school combined. As president of the Students' Union she has succeeded in getting many important acts, bills and documents passed through the Senate -one of these being the act of the Abolition of Capperyf' She is a girl of wonderful strength of mind, as will be evidenced by the fact that she has repeatedly been voted the most popular girl in school, without its ever turning her head. Marie has been with us only one year, coming here from Alabama Brenau. The editor wishes to apologize for not knowing more of the personal characteristics of Marie, but on account .of her numberless love cases having monopolized her time so thoroughly the editor has never had the slightest opportunity of inter- viewing her. Bye has shown, when it comes to the test, that she has plenty of class spirit and will stand loyally by or upon her class colors until the last. She has shown that she can do more to demoralize the school than the whole student body combined, when it comes to an epidemic. Lillian has only been with us a year, but in that time she has accomplished much. She has spent more of her time in the art room than anywhere else, and it is solely due to her efforts that the Seniors are so beautifully OJ illustrated in the Annual. Fay entered Brenau as a primary student and has ever had a great ability for 'making friends. Her class work has always been good, and her chief occu- pation has been going to town often, especially since R. M. A. has been estab- lished. A Then there is Lydie, Jessie May, Pearl, Nettie and Willie, of whom we could write the grandest record possible, but I am reminded that my space is limited, so I must hurry on with the concluding words that we have all worked conscientiously, faithfully and diligently, with the thought ever in mind that rising to the heights of Seniority is a golden opportunity, and especially Seniority at Brenau. ' When I close my eyes and imagine the future history of the Seniors, I can see a future brighter even than their past has ever been-and always in their hearts' remains a glowing pride, that they are members of the glorious Class of 1910. ejassm DICKEY. . .. , C.-.!. . ,im iv V I ,J f FZEEJ We 3? ,fr f ,Ili .l illjiilz-'QQW ' til, rf' Q fi ffllllluzllaiif 2,f?t lig'?? r wif rf-,fs-------W I ,l 'SS QF- - 1' ' '-Ls CQG- A -'Q 3 Q-5' 'Va v', -s ' Rickety-Hick! Rickety-Hick I Look Quick! Look Quick! Hi Hoo! I-Ii Hoo! J UN IORS i Colors Light Blue and Gold ALDORA MAUTz . LUCY ROBERTS . AGNES DUFFEY . ADDIE NOELL . . Junior Class M Otto: Ut quocumque parataen Oyiicers Class Roll F lower: White Carnatwn . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer KATE BOC-ART LITA COLEMAN ANNIE MAE CHRISTIE LOUISE CRAIG STARR BLASINGAME MYRTIS BEACH AGNES DURFEY LUCY FINGER ANNIE KATE GRESHAM MABEL MCCOY IRMA HILL SADIE ROBINSON FLORENCE HIDY 14 I5 16 I7 18 I9 20 21 22 23 2 25 26 MARJORIE LONG ALDORA MAUTz RUTH I-IODCES ADDIE NOELL ALINE PALMOUR LUCY ROBERTS BEULAH HALL MYRTLE RUSHIN CECIL RAMSAY ELMIR ROBERTS MARIE TRAWICK LILLIAN THOMPSON . JOSEPHINE VICKERY 1 THE CANTERBURY TALES JUNIOR CLASS The pilgrims are the fh1fwQ01's, the shffihe, khowledgeg the hostelrye, Bmhau, but, alas, the host! There me thirty-ei ht Whan that the yonge maidens soote Steen somers from nature hath to hir dette, Then priketh hem nature in hir corages, And longen they to goon on pilgrimages The blisful Tree of Knowledge for to selce That holpen hem that by suffrage yeuen be g One seson come into a hostelrie Wel five and twenty in a compaignye Of sondry maids, by aventure y- falle In feloweshipeg and pilgrims were they alle, That wolden reste at Brenau yet two seson Till that they hir knowledge hath y-wonne, Me thynketh it accordaunt to resoun To telle you al the condicioun Of ech of hem so as it semed me, And which they were and of what degree, And eek in what array that they were inneg Than at the president wol I bigynne, And as ech of hem are highte wol I telle. ALDORA MAUTz- For aught I woot she come from Illinois, That of hir smylyng was ful symple and' coy Symlyng she was or floytyng, al the day, She was as fressh as is the month of May. J S ARR BLASINGAME- I-Iir eyen twynlcled in hir heed aryght As doon the sterres in the frosty nyght. VTYRTIS BEACH-' And ful plesaunt and swete gan she seem. She hadde passed many a strannge streemg At Rome she hadde been, and at Boloigne, In Galice, at Seynt Iame, and at Coloigne. ANNIE MAE CHRISTIE-' 4 Good and glad and wys I you ensure Is this goodly and angelic creature. rete LOUISE CRAIG- Nathless, Well y-taught with alle She leet no Solas from hir lippes falle. LETA COLEMAN- In everich rnanere thus shew She ruth That in hir iS alle good and alle trouthe. AGNES DUFFEY- But nathless in the land up and doun Noon hath Of Wisdom Such a gret renoun. LUCY FINGER- l1Vhy Sholde She Studie and make hirself wood Upona hook in Latyn alway to poure? ANNIE KATE GRESHAM- LO, here what gentilnesse these women have If We koude it knowe for Oure rudenessei RUTH HODGES- Disereet She was and of grete reverence She Semed Swich, hir Wordes Weren So Wise! BEULAH HALL- And Con She loved as tendrely ageyn, - SO Wel they loved, as olde bokes Seyn, That Whan that Oon was deed, Soothly to telle Hir felowe Wente and Soughte hir doun in helle IRMA HILL- This Worthy maid ful wel hir wit bisette, In all this World ne was ther noon hir lik. FLORENCE HIDY- Amyable She was, and Wonder diligent, And in adversitee ful pacient! MARJORIE LONG' We alle desiren if it myghte be To have loveres Sporty, Wise and free. 1 MABLE MCCOY- And Of hir past as meek as is a mayde That never yet no vilienye ne sayde. ADDIE NOEL- She doth hir bisynesse and hir ful paineg In Word ne dede, I Wis, she WO11 not faine. ALINE PALMOUR- ' Curteys she Was, descreet and debonaire, And compaignable, and bar hirself eek faire. ELMIR ROBERTS- Hir mouth ful Smal, y-Wroughte softe and reed But sikerly she hadde a faire forheed CAnd hardily she was some undergrowej. CECIL RAMsAY- That unto logyk hadde longe y-go. Benygne she Was, and wonder diligent- What sholde I seye Of hir vertu mo? LUCY ROBERTS- She waited after no pompe and reverence, Ne maked hir a spiced conscience. Nowher so bisy a maid as she ther Was, And yet she semed bisier than she Was. MYRTLE RUSHIN- In hir manere, bounty and gentilnesse, Right coming, faire, and ful Of mekenesse. SADIE ROBINSONA And sikerly she was Of grete desport, And ful plesaunt, and amyble of port. MARIE TRAWICK- And Whan with Lois ful of pacience, But, for to speken of hir conscience! LILLIAN THOMPSON- Witli a ful learned face, pale of hewe. And truste wel hir task y-wroughte. JOSEPHINE VICKERY- Myrie of hir speche and wys, and wel y-taughte, And of lovyeres hir lakkede right naughte. Now have I toold you soothly in a clause Thestaat, tharray, the nombre, and eek the cause Why that assempled was this compaignye, In Gainesville at this gentil hostelrye. 1 And so everich oon, hir hate on hir heed. 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Treasurer Class Roll I ELLEN BARFIELD 2 CLARIBEL BOONE 3 MAGNOLIA BOSTWICK 4 CARRIE MAE BRINSON 5 MAX' BELLE CLARK 6 CAROL DEAN 7 NORMA GRAHAM 8 JENNIE MZAE HOOD 9 ERIN HOLDER IO LENORE JONES BESS MCNAIR KITTIE N,EXV'I'ON MZARY ETTA PFANN IRENE REDDING SIMMYE SILVER MARTHA SUTTON BIAUD TIMMONS HELEN XVHITE NIARJORIE WOODS !RU'FH WEBB MISS FLORENCE M. ROHR, Honorary Member v m fx Nw A 5 M 'Tl' '7 Sophomore Song CTO the tune of F3.miculi Funiculauj You think this college here is run by Seniors? You're far from right! you're for from right! Perhaps you think its mainstay is the juniors, N ot on your life! not on your life! You surely can't expect the little Freshies So much to do, so much to do. IfVho then inust all this burden nobly shoulder And carry it through, and carry it through? Sophoinores! Sophornores! Wisdom of Brenau! Sophoanores! Sojuhouioresf We can show you how- The President to govern, And 1Wiss Evans run tlze school, The Council how to legislate, The Honor Board to rule. Sophoniores! Sojnhovnoresf Wfisdovn of Brenau! Sophmnores! Sophoniores! PV e can show you how- The President to govern, and l'VIiss Evans run the school, Toot! te! toot! te! toot! te! too-Te! too! le! too! te! too! I Freshman Song CTO tune of Penney Boy j You needn't turn uf: your nose At the F reslunan Class. lVe'll show you a thing or two. Take advice and be nice Till you yind out what we can do. Hand in hand we will stand as a band Till at last 'we're sure to win the day. We're not lacking in pluck, And we're sure of our luck, For we're Class THIRTEEN. F reshnien, we! F reslunen, we! Proud of it as we can be. Red and Gold! Red and Gold! Stand for courage bold. Plueky Band! Lucky Band! Nineteen one and three. Hi-yi! H i-yi! Hi-yi! H i!! Freshmen are we! Freshman Class Colors: Red and Gold NIAMIE COHEN MARTHA DEAN . EMMA PARTLOVV . I EDNA BOYD . I HETTIE KATE AIKEN 2 EDNA BOYD 3 ANNIE CHAPMAN 4 MAMIE CO1-IEN 5 MARTHA DEAN 6 FRANCES GAY 7 CAROLYN GOODNVILL 8 ELIZABETH HAMILTON M otto: Perseverance Officers Class Roll Flower: Red Carnation . , President . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer LILA WARD HAMILTON CASSIE HUNTER FLO KING EMMA PARTLOW ETPIEL SPIVEY 'JESSIE SXVAIN RUTH WPIITESIDE VIVIAN NIATHIS AUGUSTA GEER g,a4:...,1,,, mv 1? f ae' ' PiiS l3f5I?W?E1:Tl?E.i,IC3iII A f 37 9' Special Class Colors: Purple and Lavender Flo-wcffz' Violet Jlotlof Each for the other, all for Brcnauf' Ofyqlcfers OCTAYIA HL7N'1'l5fL . . , . P1-usillcnt MAY COLE . . EDX l'I'IE POIJIZ . PEARL IXDAMS LUCIA IXNIJREXVS lvl,-XR'l'HA ANDREXVS PAULINE ANDREWS NlONT1NE ALIPORD ICATE BOGART HELEN BRANIIAM ANNIE BURNETT GERTRUDE CARROLL CLEO CARR.-XKER MIARY COKER MARY CONVERSE MATTIE COUCH CARRIE DALLAS ELNORA DECICER RUBY DREXX' LOUISE DEN'lXON TENNIE EDXVARDS l-fficc-Pmsicielzt . Secretary mul Trcaszzrcr Class Roll Bl.-XRTPIA GEE IELIZABETH HENRY UNA HINTON HARRIETTE HOLAIIE MINNIE PIOLMES MARGARET HUGPIEX' LOE IQELLER LENIA KIIISEY BERTHA NICCABE LOULA lWCGEE RUBY MZINOR :ALICE PIERQY GENEYIEVE REID EUNA ROBERTS lWAY LILY TEASLEX' ERMA 'WILSON FLORA XVI-IELCIIEL H1XZEL DATEN IQATHERINE FURAIAN X W I TN XMXXW NR 7 Xu ' I, I ',Suww.,- ,,IX'IIyyY,'M?Q1,'J- ,INTIN X! ...Ig -- I Xy'99QXI,'CIx NQQW YI Ag, HXYXXXIM ' I, -I ,',f-..- W MV MIL. wa I4 ,UI X ' XM , rw, ,I MW I T A 1,,.4 .-nf-, c 1. ' ,X f YI fp ,.7 ' - X--M A. L pai +4 ,L I . I ' I 'L' 1' 4' El -L i 4 A '23-71, Si:-f' g - -w - x.x- 5 1 15935111 xo N' 455-'NYSE ,..,,.,f f, -W ,I fn wg' If , , wkxx E C i TIN I UZ SR Fifi ' - 1 7 af ff , f f A f f 'IM V7 fi? f ' ' -2j:,aJ,f I I , I ff 'fo Q+f ffl? ' ' f f-Q e. f ,. 5 If I A -1' J !.VA H .NI I-mx 'ff Preparator ff fr .v u::mIM,,m1u,,,g f .- w,,f.fffI,..,Mm,. I - J-.wmzu Iam W wwf.-w,fI,Ww1 rnvwyfw, f,,, , ,N-.H,,, , .If..f,,m. , W , JRE School ,,,, ,Aff L' 'E-2 . , U., ,-. I W' ,: 'E' X .I ,L ff. Thi , L W Jiri V V haf, F5 XY 'I ET- Flfm-'c1'.' Daisy L. .L -Z btw I fl I I ' Q.. --f--I- ' Colors: Pmk and Black ' 1 .1 Y fi'.g -lwx f' No.3-4, ,f L X-HW -155 - - f' J .Wlollnf V 1' xi' fiif ' Q 6 Strive to do your best . 1 , X ,QI ' Xxfxvfo I , ,4, ' I N 2 - I 5 X XX X gf '11 ff ff TID j j XU , .rel f 'V . f 4- 9,9 , y , WQIIH f -L I . . N tr 'ri ',.- QW QV Officers GUSSIE FI.oYIJ. .... . . President CLAUD WIiS'l' . . . 'Vice-Prcsfidei-It ELIZAEETII Hoon . . . Scrrctary MARX' ANIJRENVS . . T1 easz11'cr JEANNETTE PATZ Editor Class Rolf' LUCILLE ADAIR RUTH HLIN1'IiR BLANCII A'I'KINS .ANNIE Lou HUNTER JEWEL BOND NIARY JEWEL RU'I'T'I CAMP Rosfx GILLICN LLTRA M,-IE IQENNIMER ELIZABETH CAMIJEELL CORRIE BELLE DAVIS B1INNIE N'EI5DLO1'lx INEZ CASTLEBERRY IQATE SI-IARPE CORRIE NIORTON SUSIE COIIEN CLYDE SPEIR ANNIE CLARKE GENEVIEVE SPEIR MALTIE GARRISON CYNTHIA STEVENS Prep Yells H ul-la-ba-Z-u-ra-ra, Hul-la-ba-lu-ra-ra, Guess wl1o's here to-day. Bro-nom, Preparatory School. Razzle-dazzle-lzobble-gobblv, Sis-boom-Zmh- P7'8f7-f7TGf7-j57'0f3'- Rah-ral:-rail! .PIGHG-g0-l'lL'l1kig0-ll!-71k-g0-l6'6- We are Preps, do'n't you see? Years to come we hope to rise Still Preps-satflsjied. Song To dear old Brenau TfVe've come to stay Till we are grown up And you are gray. TfVe may be little, but we are loud, Avvd of pink and black we're surely proud. rim if Qlnnnmmtnrg Conservatory Faculty O'1 ro W. G, PI IiFFIiRKORN, Piano, Director DR. AUGUST GEIGER, Piano and Theory MR. T1-Iomfxs MUSGROXVE, Piano, Pipe Organ MRS. BEVITT, Piano NIRS. HOLDER, Piano MISS CARRIE ROBSON, Piano Miss SOURIE GLOVER, Piano Mix-IE. GRACE ALh'IX', Voice MR. HUBER1' CLYDE LINSCOTT, Voice HERR RIC!-IARL7 SCHLIEWEN, Violin x Conservatory Seniors OIWCETS ANNIE COBB ANDREWS . . .... . . . . President MARGUERITE PORTER . .... . Vice-President WILLIE BELLE MORRIS . . . Secretary and Treasurer Diploma in Piano REGINA CALVERT MAROUERITE PORTER EVELYN GREEN EDITH SMITH GRACE JOHNSON PEARL TALBOT Diploma in Voice AMY PATTERSON MARGUERITE PORTER VICIE MAY COPELAND ' Teaehefs Certifacate 'in Piano A LILLIAN ADAMS GRACE MONAIR ANNIE COBB ANDREWS WILLIE BELLE MORRIS MIRIAM FOLGER CAUBLE EUDORA NOELL it MAE COCHRAN FRANCES GRAY PEARCE MAY CORNOG ELISE RENTZ ETHEL EDWARDS ' SUSIE RUSHIN LEILA ELLIOTT LAURA SHANNON CAROLYN JORDAN ZELDA WARFIELD NITA MATHEWS CONSTANCE WIMBERLY Teacher's Certificate in Voice MELISSA HEARD DAVIS ELIZABETH HUDGINS REGINA CALVERT, M dl . . Brownwood, Texas DIPLOMA IN PIANO. GRACE JOHNSON, H F 0 . . . Winterville, Ga. DIPLOMA IN PIANO. Pianist of Bgenau Orchestra, ,O9-'IOQ Secre- tary of Music Club, 'og-'Io. EDITH SMITH, di M P ....... Shelby, Ala DIPLOMA IN PIANO., Qwwfwlwf QLZAL 45' .fs . ' I , gi YN . me. gi if .9 N L RL! JP vga. xv pi P A , Sf W .fi 1 Q I Ae ,V i Y 1 0 L .l Q ,... Lgjjmh Hamm Ae l 1 4 I N, H my g LM' q5ff14a:1'fEf . - , '70 osT1'U e1EC,l.nss RefvRN'0 L- S B- l 4 L ' . , E5 Agg3quMIBP0KT5R I . 1' ' i ' PEARL TALBOT, M IP . . . Brownwood, Texas DIPLOMA IN PIANO. AMY PATTERSON, M 09 . . . Lake Charles, La. DIPLOMA IN VOICE. MARC-UERITE PORTER, 40 M I' . . . Ocala, Fla. DIPLOMA IN VOICE. DIPLOMA IN PIANO. President Florida Club, 'og-'zog Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class, 'og-'roy Secretary and Treas- urer Y. W. C. A.g Member of Grand Council Member of Music Club Committee. VICIE MAE COPELAND . . . . Gainesville, Ga. DIPLOMA IN VOICE. LILLIAN ADAMS ......... Tignall, Ga. TEACHERYS CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. ANNIE COBB ANDREWS, B 2 0 . . Atlanta, Ga. TEAcHER's CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. Business Manager BUBBLES, '08-'ogg Business Manager BUBBLES, ,CQ-,IOQ President Conserva- tory Juniors, 'o8-'ogg Vice-President Music Club, '08-'ogg President Music Club, ,CQ-,IOL Member Honor Boardg Member Grand Councilg President N. N. Club. 'w.Q.,1.,,,,,,. ,4 7 V rt , PM . ri? R In if .' 0 M lv I - .-gg A - 49 i'21!I.E' 'NP 'T' f' 1913. Af we..,,'f irrzzrf 1 N l A Qgfzfp' l! !:' ,. :willy . . I I1 I t Il I-I , G a'yvvG .A- 1 L Q- a , H lffgff Wifi, 1 w Y Yvuu .N 4 ' ,.' 'W J A A fn ef? 4 X 1, ' 'z x 1-', ,Mfg ' A I N. Ig V v.'g,1.,g,?:'y I-,x 1 ,1 AJ: U 4. L. Ani- Q I 'f , ' 'aw NY ' it ,E ,AX MIRIAM F. CAUBLE, Z' I X . . Greenville, S. C. TEACI-IER'S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. Vice-President Athletic Club, 'o8-'ogg Captain A1tiorizi Basket-ball Team, ,O9-,IOQ Vice-Pres- ident South Carolina Cub, 'o8-'ogg President B. B. Club, ,Og-'ICQ Treasurer Domestic Science Club, 'o7-'o8g Vice-President Domestic Science Club, '08-'o9. MAE COCHRAN . . . . . . . . . Boston, Ga TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. MAY CORNOG . . . . Q . . . . Lavonia, Ga TEACI-IER'S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. ETHEL EDWARDS ........ Atlanta, Ga. TEACHER,S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. LEILA ELLIOTT . . . . . . . .Mm-phy,N.C TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. CAROLYN -IORDON, A A 1D . . Hawkinsvi11e,Ga TEACHER,S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. ' Member Grand Council, 'og-grog Member Ex ecutive Committee Music Club. f lpmo-f Cul, M, Kr 1' N o W f ,M al LX ab Q I Ll. .,,. I N!! 1 7 Qfiaf2.,, for WML ww fwma. MMA? IC if 124+ i GRACE MCNAIR, Z I X . . . Fernandina, Fla. TEACHEPJS CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. WILLIE BELLE MORRIS, A A LD . . Samson, Ala. TEACHERYS CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. Secretary and Treasurer of Conservatory Se- niors, 'og-'roy Vice-President Alabama Club, ,OQ-,IOQ Member Honor Boardg Member Grand Councilg Member Executive Committee Music Club. EUDORA NOELL ....... Wintewille, Ga. TEACHER,S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. yi! xi: -V.- I FRANCES GRAY PEARCE, B Z 0, Montgomery, Ala. ' qv TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. Treasurer Alabama Club, 'o8-'ogg Executive K l' Committee Music Club, 'o8-'ogg President Do- mestic Science Club, '08-'ogg President Alabama ' Club, 'og-'roy Executive Committee Music Club, -I: ?O9-,IOS Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '09-'roy Treasurer ,,j' N. N. Club, ,O9-110. A' Q Layne Vice-President junior Conservatory, '08-'ogg i s 4 :,. 'iff lhl ' G -1: . .f ' N :i s f xv SUSIE RUSHING, H 1' 6 ..... Ennis, Texas ' H TEACHER,S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. Q ' President Texas Long Horns g Member Ex- 5:53 Q ecutive Committee Music Club. -'vfqn il! vm MQLJ4 Q.. E r I LAURIE SHANNON ..... jeffersonville, Ga . TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE IN PIANO. fi' '-MQ. :CM '-L! ..-Cla? A JL -if--L-.., v 1 f Q ,L Sv ' f 1A11 xx QQ. Smpsjul :- in 3 - '. ' ' .L C94 . g I . 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LILLY MAE PETTYJOIIN IYIABEL MOORE ..... MATTIE BELLE MAGRUDER . Class Roll I SARAH LEE ALFORD 20 2 CORINNE BENNETT 21 3 MAUDE BAXLEY 22 4 STELLA BROWN 23 5 WINONA BURKS 24 6 MARY CARSON 25 7 RUBY ELLIS 26 8 PEARL HASSELL 27 9 LOIS HAUGAEOOR 28 IO HARRIET HII,L 29 II HATTIE KELLY 30 12 FLORENCE KLEIN 31 I3 MATTIE BELLE MAGRUDER 32 I4 RACHEL MARTIN 33 I5 RUBY MASON 34 I6 ALLENE MATPIESON 35 17 JANET MCGEE 36 I8 LOUISA MOORE 37 I9 MABEL MOORE Flower .' Carnation . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer REBIE Moss ANNIE LOU PAGETT LILLY MAE PETTYJOIIN LUELLA PHELPS FRANCES PRESSLEY EVA REYNOLDS LESSIE REEVES MARY RAINEY ELISE RENTZ CECILE RYALS MARIE SMITH RUTH STOVALL VERA SNVEATT GENEVIEVE STEPHENSON CLYDE THOMAS NINA THORNTON WILLIE KATE TRAVIS JEWELL WHALEY 1 'Pi Gamma hem Colors: Pink and VVhite. LITA LUCILE PIERCE . Flower: Pink Carnation . President' Sorores I MAGNOLIA BOSTXVICK IO LUCILE PIERCE 2 II 3 BETSY EVANS I2 AGNES PARKER 4 IRENE HAR'fZOG I3 DESMA PENTECOST 5 GRACE JOHNSON I4 GENEVIEVE REIU 6 THOMASINE Mooux' IS NIARY VAUGIIAN 7 MAEEL MCCOY I6 .ANNIE WILLIAMS S ELIZABETH FERGUSON I7 DOROTHY' EI,KINS 9 NANCY PERRY IS ANINEJAR COCHRAN Sorores Honorariae MISS CARRIE HYDE MISS GRACE Foo'I'E I9 zo 21 MISS BETSY LEWIS KENYON 22 MRS. OTTO XV. G. PFEFFERKORN x 0 , 1 A X I Brenau Music Club N February 1, 1909, the students of Brenau Conservatory organized the Brenau Music Club, its purpose being to promote and main- tain a high standard of music at Brenau. Almost im- mediately every girl in the Conservatory was enrolled as a member. During the spring of 1909 the club was wide awake and at Work: they gave frequent recitals, built a beau- tiful club room in artistic mission style, and guaranteed a sufficient fund to bring Mme. Ellen Beach Yaw to Brenau for a recital. Their greatest achievement for 7OQ-IO has been the subscription of 351,000 for a May festival, to be held at Brenau May 20 and 21. Features, of the pro- grammes Will be the Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Franklin Lawson, Mme. Jeanne Jomelli, Franz Kohler and other famous musicians, i r alll W: 'Affx J 9 , ff' 5 ,e 5 f f 5 'Music Club ' Ojicers ANNIE COBB ANDREXVS . . .... . President LILY MAY PETTYJOHN . . . Vice-President GRACE JOHNSON .... . . .... Secretary ANNIE LOU PAGETT . . Treasurer Executive Committee Seniors MAROUERITE POR PEARLE TALBOT CAROLYN JORDAN MIRIAM CAUBLE TER WILLIE BELLE MORRIS ' FRANCES PEARCE juniors PEARLE HASSELL STELLA BROWN MABEL MOORE MA1 FIE BELLE MAGRUDER CLYDE THOMAS RUTH STOVALL Programme Committee WILLIE BELLE MORRIS MIRIAM CAUBLE PEARL HASSELL Finance Committ 66 ANNIE LOU PAGETT FRANCES PEARCE Brenau Orchestra The Brenau Orchestra, like the Theodore Thomas Orchestra, is composed of ninety members, of Whom seventy-six are too modest to have their names mentioned. All instruments, to be sawed, blown or beaten, would be repre- sented if they did not make too much noise for so quiet a place as Brenau is supposed to be. The members are just as composed as the music and the leader. The orchestra swears by the latter, not at him. First lfv'f0l'i17S IXNNELU BURNS Fixx' SIMMONS NORh'IfX GIRAIIAM LOUISE CRAIG aw I A , yi wh I' ii' 'Sa 505 x , ,bl 83.55 .4 AH. gcxl RICITARTJ SCI-ILIEXVEN, Conductor Second Violins MAI' CARNOG HEI.EN Poms TOMMY MOODY EDITH SMITH NIARIE TRAXVICK I,fll'l1'01CvlZ ACE JOHNSON Viola-MAUII OLIVER Cello-R. SCHLIEXVEN Cornet-RU BY ELLIS Dl'lL7l1S1REC'I'OIl B Izv1'1'T ' BRENAU ORCHESTRA LIDIE MCDOUGALD VIRGINIA ALDERSON ANNIE BURNETT KATE BOGART MAYBELLE CLARK MARY CONVERSE AGNES DUFFEX' MARTHA DEAN LOUISE DENTON RUEI DREXN' RUBY ELLIS IB Z Til gi Senior Class PEARLE OSEORN LILLIAN ROBERTS Class Roll NIYRTLE FENCHEI. ELIZABETH GREEN NORMA GRAHAM CARRIE GOODXVILL NASSIE HENDERSON FLORENCE HIDY ELIZABETH HAMILTON LIDIE IVICIDOUGALD MAEEL MCCOII PEARLE OSEORN ALICE PIERCI' MARIETTA PFANN GENEVIEVE REID EVA REYNOLDS LILLIAN ROBERTS ELOISE SMITH ETHEL SPIVEY SIMMIE SILVER 'VERA SYVEAT RUTH WHITESIDE Z ff ff 7334 .,-i4:'1fwvfwffffyfff'f fFWf. f- Q,,r . , A . . . -, 1-2. . 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JURA KZYTLE NIH CLYDE SPIER GENEVIEVE SPIER NI.-XRY ANDREWS ROSA GILLEN RLT'FI-I SCHUMAN LOUISE BEVITT RUTIJ PETTITT CARY SMITI-I IRENE THOMPSON REBE ADAIR JEANETTE PATZ :ETHEL LOVELACE EDITH LOVELACE :KATE SHARP CORRIE BELLE DAVIS DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS G90-MK X J? 'f fAQKj 'L5 ' 11 , N INTERIOR VIEW OF PHI MU GAMMA SORORITY CHAPTER HOUSE Phi Mu Gamma Fraternity Founded 1898 Gamma Chapter Established moz Active Chapters, io. Alumnm, 5. - Sorores in Collegio MEIJISSA HEARD DAXVIS . MINNIE LUCRETIA STOVALL MARGUERITE PORTER . . BESSYE TI-IORNTON PORTER . . LYDIE MCDOUGALD . . . BEULAH HAI,L ..... CLVDE THOMAS . . . LILLIAN ROBERTS . EUNA ROBERTS . MARY CONVERSE . CAROL DEAN . . . SAIDIE ROBINSON . . SUSIE HAM ,.... . MARIE JUDSON LOCKE . LUCY ROBERTS ..., MAUDE TIMMONS . . . GERTRUDE CARROLL . BESS MCNAIR . . . ANNIE LU BURNS . EDITH SMITH . . HELEN VVHITE . . Lols HAUGABOOK . RUTH STOVALL .... RUBY MASON .... ICATHERINE FURMAN . CECIL RAMSAY .... NORINNE LEVER . . OCTAVIA HUNTER . . ANNIE LOU PAOETT . . Sorores H onomriae in Faculiazfe CARRIE ROBSON 33 SALL MADAME GRACE ALMY Fmter H onomrilizs in Facultate DR, MURIFEE , , ,.,,, , , Soror in FGC'Zl,ZldfG 35 ALESE MUREEE Sorores H onorarvjae in Urbe ' Lexington, Ga. Ocala, Fla. Ocala, Fla. Ocala, Fla, Ocala, Fla. Ocala, Fla. Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Eufaula, Ala. Lavonia, Ga. Tifton, Ga. Starksville, Mis Camilla, Ga. Selma, Ala, Shelby, Ala. Shelby, Ala. Montezuma, Ga. Augusta, Ga. Albany, Ga. Clemson, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Columbia, S, C, Shreveport, La. Atlanta, Ga. S IE BELL WILLIADIS . . , . . . . . . . Deanofliactilty MISS CLAUDE LAW 8 M .A ' G 3 RS UGUSI EIGER MRS. CAMP BROWN 39 MRS. M. H. STOVALL ' nw- ,. .i is .- V 'fi-:YL 1 F3 . . - wx' f f' 4 ga., , ' 4 Q , x., f T . M., 6. if 4 v WF 4' B x wg 6 , 42 4.',' 4 W , AA 1 x I4 Yi N f,2f ' 1 , ar? ,. wg..h1igg5,5rRg3..is,.-uh gan . I A ,L I J 4 lj ,IH . 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Z, , P AJ U ,p w M! ff L , V 1 - 'M u6i- 'A'Q 1 my l l Ill llllllllllllll- X 2 lIlIHlIUlll'llIMt 'E'-i: ? 5 'ffm' ' ,W x,f35A?- e-iE- '21 ' ,if 'Q .1fQ,j.fl.1t.. ,P-4 ,- A -5 an , X Pl GAMMA THETA CLUB HOUSE Pi Gamma Theta Founded at Brenau College in IQO7 Colors: Pink and White Flower: Pink Cam at1On Sorofres I MYRTIS BEACH I4 FANNIE KIMSEY 2 MAGNOLIA BOSTXVICK I5 ALINE MA'1'THESON 3 EDNA BOYD I6 MAEEL MCCOY 4 GRACE BRESLIN I7 TOMMIE MOODY 5 CARRIE MAX' BRINSON I8 REEA MOSS 6 JANET CHRISTIAN IQ DESMA PENTECOST 7 ANNIE MAY CI-IRISTIE 2 HELEN POPE 8 LETA COLEMAN QI GENEVIEVE REID 9 DOROTHY ELICINS 22 SUSIE RUSHING TO ANNIE KATE GRESHAM 23 ICATE SI-IARPE II HARRIE'F HILI, 24 SARA THOMAS I2' GRACE JOHNSON 25 CONSTANCE WIRIBERLEX' I3 CARRY JENNINGS Somres H onomriac in Facullrzfe MRS. ZAY REC'l'OR-BEX'IT'1' MISS BETSY LEXYIS ICENYON MRS, O'I'TO YV, G. PFEFFERKORN Fmzfer H 0'n0mriu.s 'ma I?ClCT'llZfflfZl0 Q6 PROF. R1CI'IAI2IJ SOI-ILIEWEN Sororcs H mwmo' 'ae in Urbe MRS. J. B. GEORGE MRS, G. CARLTON HOSCH MRS. WAL'TER E. HOSCIYI MRS. NEI.L M. POPE MRS, JOHN E. REDXX'INE Jmncczfcae 27 LOUISE BEVITT 28 LILLIAN GEORGE Mascot 29 RECTOR BEVITT fi 4 Z5 X , , .,,. , IO ,-f.-aw? Q ' I if IW + umm,UW' 5 Beta Sigma Omicron Founded 1888 Nu Chapter Established 1007 Sorores I VIRGINl,A ALDERSON IT FLORENCE HIDY 2 ANNIE COBB IANDREXVS 12 HARRIETT HOLMES 3 SADYE ANDREWS I3 RAXCIJEL MARTIN 4 LUCIA ANDREWS 14 LOUISE MOORE 5 PAULINE ANDREWS I5 FRANCES PEARCE 6 MAY COLE- I6 ELMIR ROBERTS 7 TENNIE EDXVARDS I7 ELOISE SMITH 8 ALMA GLENN IS IOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER 9 NORBIIA GRAHAM IQ CLAUDE WEST IO :ELIZABETH HENRX' Soror in Faczzlziafe zo GERTRUDE G. BROWN Sorores H07lO7'Cl.7'?:CL6 2T MISS PEARCE 22 MZISS HOOKER Jumiac 24 NLARTI-IA ANDREWS 26 RUI'I'I HUNTER 25 MARY JEKVELL 27 MARY ANDREWS Fmlef H ofnomrizzs 23 THOMAS W. MUSOROVE 'D 91 . : rv-Ev. 551- .dx ,..,Uz f ' 4 7 'X' ' , I I 1 ffl ,f 5 5 I T7- in ..,..-JE5 pw-wy -1 N' C ,M AN I X-JC! ,,. .. ALPHP- i . 5 fa, ,,- ,, Q , , ' A 5 ., i ,1, Y 'Q i in , a 'QQQCE lf. ,M .4 7 1 Alpha Sigma Alpha A t C1 pt S, 7. A1 3 Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter Established IQO9 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO 22 23 26 Sorores ELIZABETH ALEXANDER WINONA BURKS LAURA BELLE BROEKER MAE BELLE CLARKE JULIA FULLER LILA WARID HAR-IILTON LESLIE HARRELL ELIZABETH HUDGINS FLORENCE KLEIN MIXRX' FLORENCE NICIQINNEY II I2 13 14 I5 I6 17 IS 19 20 MAEEL MOORE MATTIE MANNING KITTIE NEWTON LEILA REDD IRENE REDDING LEE SMITH IOSEPHINE VICICERX' MARJORIE .VVOODS CLAIRE WARRINER SOURIE GLOVER ' QI MISS ELIZA MITCHELL I ' SoT0Te.S H ofnorariae MRS. IRENE TISINGER 24 MISS FLORENCE OVERTON BKRS. S, E, REDDING 25 NIRS. CLOPTON MITCPIELL J uratae ELIZABETH CAMPBELL 27 ELIZABETH HAR'IIL'1'ON 28 IELIZABETH ICIMBROUGH Frazier 29 MR. HUBERT CLYDE LINSCOTT ,A ff Q.. 1 wwf N x -in 'sax ill 4 Y Ei nl r ALPHA DELTA PHI CHAPTER HOUSE ALPHA DELTA PHI CHAPTER HOUSE Alpha Delta Ph1 Founded 185 I Active Chapters 8. Alumnae I3 Lambda Chapter Established April, 1 9 I o Formerly ALPHA BETA TAU, Local Colors: Light Blue and White 23 FLORENCE M. ROHR . . . Sorore I NORMA ALLEN, A. B .... 2 ISABELLI-I CHARTERS, A. B. 3' MARY EDYVAR1'bS, B. O. . , 4 BYE HILL, B. L ,...., 5 CAROLYN JORDAN, Piano . 6 WILLIE BELL MORRIS, Piano 7 NIIXA MA'fTHElVS, Piano . . 8 MX'R'T MOBLEY, A. B. . , 9 FAI' SIMMONS, A. B. . IO RUTH STONE, B. O, . . , II LOUISE VVRIGHT, B. O. . I2 STARR BLASINGAME . I3 RU.TIi HODGES . . . I4 ESSA HANIILTON . I5 IRMA HILL . . . 16 MARIORIE LONG . I7 ALDORA MAU1'Z . . I8 ORLINE OIDANIEL IQ MARIE TRAVVICK . . zo VVILMA TVVITPY , . 21 ERIN HOLDER . . Sorolr in FC!-Clllffl-fC S in Collegio-Class of 1910 Class 0i1911 Class 0ji1912 Flower: Violet Teacher of History Lafayette, Ala, Gainesville, Ga. Eastman, Ga. Gulfport, Miss. Hawlqinsville, Ga. Samson, Ala. Reynolds, Ga. Social Circle, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. Milledgeville, Ga, Norfolk, Va. VV'inder, Ga. Andersonville, Ga Vienna, Ga. Gulfport, Miss. Eufaula, Ala. St. Elmo, Ill. Jeffersonville, Ga Reynolds, Ga. Pelham, Ga. jefferson, Ga if 9' 5 a rw.-Qlmmm Qpgjf f ,CX D U if fa 194 Fil! Eb ,f 55'Lf ' D9 X Av, I 5 , , , SIGMA IOTA CHI CHAPTER HOUSE Colors: Purple and Gold 1 FRANCES ARNOLD . 2 KATE BOGART . . 3 HELEN BRANIIAM . 4' STELLA BROVVNE . 5 MIRIANI CAUBLE . 6 LOUISE CRAIG , . 7 IESSIE DIOICEY . . 8 RUBY DREXV . . 9 AGNES DUIPFEX' . . . IO MAY FRANK DUFFEY' . I1 GUSSIE FLOYD . . I2 ELIZABETH HOOD . . I3 JENNIE MAY HOOD . . . I4 LOE KELLER ...... I5 MATTIE BELLE MAGRUDER 16 JANET MCGEE ..... I7 GRACE MCNAIR , . . IS LILY MAY PETTYJOHN . IQ IEDYTHE POPE . . zo MARY RAINEX' . . 22 ZELDA WARFIELD . 23 RUTPI 'WIIITESIIJE . 24 EMMA WILSON . . Sigma Iota Chi 1903 Active Chapters 9 Nu Chapter Established 1910 Formerly IQAPPA .ALPHA PHI, Local Sorores in Collegvfo Flower: Violet Hampton, Ga. Fernandina, Fla. Brunswick, Ga. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Greenville, S. C. Mattoon, Ill. Copperhill, Tenn. Madison, Fla. Morrow, Ga. Morrow, Ga. Pineora, Ga. Santiago de Cuba Santiago de Cuba Savannah, Ga. Columbus, Ga, Waycross, Ga. Fernandina, Fla. Balboa, Canal Zone, Panama Duquoin, Ill. Williard, Ga. Fernandina, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Pensacola, Fla W 2 2 f , ,SI , vw magma . wg' mg . , v ,,,,,,,,,- I- ima: 1 K W ,, 3 -zrv :I 31, I T' gi, V- gg 1 Q: Wswil .,..- ffim, l .im x if , 21 3 ' I ,W Z - M, msg, ,M . - o Mvwfsmbnwq 1-. '.f,,,,Q,,,MwG' A Q 66 hmmm .xsvfmwwwu , 3:14--, F' -,A f ,f ,f. Q.. x Phi Beta Sigma H onorary Society CLizfo1'aTyj Alpha Chapter Founded at Brenau, March 5, 1909 Appointment to membership in this society is the highest honor conferred by the faculty upon students in the literary department Oyfioers and Dlembers, 1.910 SADIE ROBINSON . . . . ISABELLA CI-IARTERs . LILLIAN THOMPSON . 1 SOURIE GLOVER 3 NORMA ALLEN 4 FRANCES ARNOLD 5 ISABELLE CHARTERS 6 JESSIE DICKEY Class of 1909 Class of 1.910 . I . . , President . Secretary . Treasurer 2 JOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER 7 JULIA FULLER S ALMA GLENN 9 CLARA HEAD IO MATTIE MANNINGBF II MYRTLE NIOBLEY ' I2 ALDORA MAUTZ Class of 1.911 I3 SADIE ROBINSON I4 LILLIAN TI-IOMPSONX' 3 NO picture 1 ,f' r wwgw-.mg-.S THE MARSHES OF GLYNN,H BRUNSWICK, GA. Lanier Association His work was only a. living aloud, HIS song a 51Hg'1I'lf.'f with his hand. -SIDNEY LANIER Committee for Lanier Day MRS, TISINGEIE BESSIE PORTER ANNIE COBB ANDREWS SADIE ROBINSON CAROL DEAN ISABELLE CHARTERS MISS MERRITT. Chairman Purpose The purpose of the Association is the development of Christian character in its members, and the prosecution of Christian Work among the young women of our institution and in the missionary fields of foreign lands. PRAYER Let the Words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my Strength and my Redeemer, Ojficers, 1909-Z0 DESMA PEN'rEcosT . President MARGUERITE PORTER . . Vice-President JULIA FULLER ..... .... S ecretary ADDIE NOELL . . . ....... Treasurer ALDORA MAUTZ . . Assistant Treasurer DEVOTIONAL. COMMITTEE IESSIE DICKEY MYRT MOELEY GRACE MCNAIR FRANCES PEARCE MISSIONARY COMMITTEE NORINTA ALLEN ANNIE KATE GRESPIAM SOCIAL COMMITTEE LESLIE HARRELL MAE FRANK DUFFEY POSTER COMMITTEE VIRGINIA ALDERSON LYDA MCDOUGALD ROOM COMMITTEE MAGNOLIA BOSTWICK SERENA CRAWFORD he Simple Life PEARL ADALIIS . . President Disciples PEARL ADAMS MELISSA DAVIS FLORENCE HIDY LOUISE MOORE ALICE PIERCY FLORENCE KLEIN PAULINE ANDREXVS ANNIE BURNETT NASSIE HENDERSON AUGUSTA GEER CARRIE DALLIS MABEL MCCOY WINONA BURKS VICIE MAE COPELAND GRACE DARLING BRESLIN MARGUERITE HUGHEY WILLIE KATE TRAVIS RUBY DREW CLAIRE WARRINER ELOISE IVEY RUBY ELLIS CLAUDIA SMATHERS The Strenuous Life Oyiicers FLORRIE CARTER . . Grand Mogmzl SADIE ANDREWS . . Presfident JULIA FULLER . . Vice-President Followers RUTH STONE ANNIE LOU PAGETT ELMIR ROBERTS MATTIE MANNING MARGUERITE PORTER GRACE MONAIR EDITH SMITH PEARL TALBOT LILY MAY PETTYJOHN GERTRUDE BROWN LAURA BELLE BROEKER CECILE RAMSEY LOUISE WRIGHT RACHEL MARTIN VIRGINIA SONDLEY C?j IRENE REDDING ORATORY DEPARTMENT The Tourists Colors: Marine Blue and London Smoke Flo1c'er: Edelweiss Motto: Good-byeg write to me! MISS FLORENCE M. ROI'IR . . . Prasidrm MISS GER1'RUDE BROXVN . . . . Vice-P1'-csiclent lllemllers XIYIRGINIA ALDERSON DOVIE BRYANS ROWVENA BURKS ISABELLE CHARTERS CAROL DEAN NLARY EDXVARDS BYE HILL IRMA HILL OCTAVIA HUNTER SARA NIAYS MAUD MILLER ELIZABETH MILLS ORLINE OyDANIEL ALTA PEARSON Associate Members MYRTIS BEACH ELSIE RAGAN Honorary Members MR.,AND MRS. I. R. DICKEY MISS EULA HULSEY JUDGE ABND MRS. JOHN WILKINSON MISS CLAIRE DAVIS MRS. MARK O,DANIEL - MISS MARY BURFORD MR. W. I. LONG Zllembers VIRGINIAALDERSON GERTRUDE BROWN PAULINE ANDREWVS SADIE ANDREWS ISABELLE CHARTERS CAROL DEAN TENNY EDWARDS MARY EDXVARDS NORLIA GRAHAM BEULAH HALL FLORENCE HIDY ELIZABETH HENRY OCTAVIA HUNTER BYE HILL ELOISE IVEY MARIE LOCKE RUBY MASON MISS MITCIiELL LOUISA MOORE AT.DORA MAU'fZ FRANCES PEARCE HELEN POPE ELMIR ROBERTS LUCY ROBERTS LILIAN ROBERTS SADIE ROBINSON CECIL RAMSAY HELEN WHITE LOUISE WRIGPIT GERTRUDE CARROLL FAY SIMMONS MINNIE STOVALL MADAME ALMY erman Club Officers GERTRUDE BROWN . . President VIRGINIA ALDERSON . Secretary MARIE LOCKE ..,.. , Treasurer Motto: Don't hear the bell if you can help it Colors: Black and White Flower: Ladyls Slipper Colors: Pink and Green M'ot2f0.' Think what you like, but-Say what yon ought Oj7:LC67'S ANNIE COBB ANDREWS . . President ANNIE LOU PAGETT . . Secretary FRANCES PEARCE . . Treasurer IU embers ANNIE COBB ANDREWS SARA LEE ALFORD MONT'INE ALFORD MYRTLE BENNETT HELEN BRANI-IAM WINONA BURKS RUTH CAMP, MAY CORNOG MIRIAM CAUBLE SUSIE COHEN CAROL DEAN ETHEL EDXVARDS KATHERINE FURMAN AUGUSTA GEER PEARLE HASSELLE ESSA HAMILTON MATTIE BELLE MACRUD ER GRACE MCNAIR JANET MCGEE WILLIE BELL MORRIS REBIE MOSS ANNIE LOU PAGETT FRANCES PEARCE FRANCES PRESLEY CECILE RYALS SUSIE RUSHING ELOISE SMITH EDITIi SMITH GENEVIEVE STEPHENSON MAY LILY TEASLEY CONSTANCE VVIMBERLY TOMMIE WATERS ZELDA WAREIELD THOMAS W. MUSGROVE, Hanorary Zllember Colors: Canary and Silver Horlo Our duty is to be useful, not according to our desires, but according to our powers Officers NIIRIAXI LAUBLE . . . , Prcfsszflwit LIIN MAX PLTTYJOHN , . Secretary PF XRLE HASSELLE . . . Treasurer PEARL ALXDAMS SARA LEE ALFORD MONTINE ALFORD PAULINE ANDREWS M.ARX' CARSON CLEO CARREKER MIRIAM CAUBLE EULA DENTON RUBY DREW TENNIE EDWARDS MQARTHA GBE AUGUSTA GEER PEARLE HASSELLE LOIS HAUGABOOK ELIZABETH HENRY GENNIE MAX' HOOD NIINNIE HOLMES LOE KELLER IWABEL LESTER M'ember.s FLORENCE KLEIN RUBY MASON JANET MCGEE LOULA MCGEE LOUISA MOORE RUBY MINOR RACI-IEL MARTIN LILY MAY PETTYJOI-IN ELMIR ROBERTS LILLIAN ROBER'I'S CECILE RYALS EDITH SMITH NINA THORNTON MAY LILY TEASLEX' ELLA CREARY THOMPSON HAZEL WA'1'ERS TOMMIE WA'1'ERS JEXVEL WI-IALEY HUBIEIZ'l' CLYDE LINSCOTT, Honorary Member A :fllllll?f2l29'lM5llffllll N I I I ' lf f W, Efgfgiiy- :W ,If 16532 R - MU, 4. MW -- a QM' I I The Foot Shakers Color: Boot-black 1U0tZ0.' Dance with all your soul Qsoleb. Flower: Wax Plant Song: Glide, glide, keep on a-gliding. Oj?lf'C'f'S MABEL MOORE. . . . . STARR BLASINGAIIE . MARJORIE LONG . . Membcfs MARTHA ANDREWS CARO STARR BLASINGAME LAURA BELLE BROEKER WINONA BURKS MAY BELLE CLARK RUBY DREW' JESSIE DICKEY GUSSIE FLOYD JULIA FULLER RUTH HODGES ELIZAEETI-I HUDGINS RU'1'H HUNTER LILA WARD HAMILTON IRMA HILL LX' . . . Prcsirlcut .. . . , Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer N JORDAN LOE KELLER FLORENCE ICLEIN MARJORIE LONG NIABEL MO GRACE llflCNAIR IQITTIE NEWTON LILA REDD IRENE REDDING LEE SMITH lWARIE TRAWICK ORE MARJORIE WOODS CLAUDE WEST RU1'I'I VVI-IITESIDE , ual I F A in The Sea-Shore Girls V Omcers LILY MAY PETTYJOI-IN . , , ICATE BOGART IRMA HILL . . . . . . . . President . . . ..... Vice-President - . . Secretary cmd Treas-zzirer Mfembers KATE BOGART HELEN BRANHAM . . GUSSIE FLOYD . . IRMA HILL . . . LoE KELLER . . . GRACE MCNAIR ..... IEANETTE PATZ ..... LILY MAY PETTYJOHN EMMA WILSON . . ZELDA WARFIELD . .... . Fernandina, Fla. . . Brunswick, Ga. . . Savannah, Ga. . . Gulfport, Miss. . Savannah, Ga. . . . . . . . . Fernandina,F1a. . . . . . . . . . Savannah, Ga. - - . .Ba1boa, Canal Zone, Panama - ....... Pensacola, Fla. - - . Fernandina, Fla. LOUISE WRIGIIT . . . . Norfolk, Va. ,f ' K X V 1, YV I 'V 1 I' V ff uiiifmff ff 4' f -f I , ,fx ' .W , N K m f' A ' ' . , , .te-.L Q!vl3j,f11,1j2r, V , X- Awa:y.w,-w., . ' 'La w , - ' X X I X N , - ' 4 ,. ha 'ZS-Tf'J:'7Lrx. A ' Sisiq ,Again-14:34 -V gba?-, f' Fr' N . ,Nb M,X,.,,,, 5.4: ' . buggy? my - M Y fif4ffL7f is K R Tai? , 5. X. A. , , f V JMX Athlviir Annnriaiinn AGNES DUFFEY . . . IVIIRIAM CAUBLE . . . LILY MAY PETTYJOHN jassuz EVA DICKEY . NORMA ALLEN . . Oyfcers . . President Vive-Fr'r'5fidc'11t . . Secretary . . Treasurer . Editor Altioria 1910 CAUBLE, Captain . . , LONG ..... HUGPIEY . CARROLL . . BRINSON IVEY . . . . Altioria, you'Ve naught to fear, Always victorious year after year. So, girls, together 1et's cheer agen Qagainj Altioria of Nineteen-ten. Line-up Center G ward Guard , . Forward . . Forward . Center Tuscarora 1910 DUFFEY, Captain GRAHAM , .... PETTYJOHN . . BURNS . . MOORE . Rao-a-tac-al Rac-a.-tac-al Sis-boom-bay! Tuscarora!! Rah, Rah, Ray!!! Line-up C enter Guard Guard Forward Forward Riding Club Colors: Black and Blue Offiwrs ALICE PIERCY . LOUISE CRAIG . . LOUISE WRIGHT . MISS IRVINE . Mem bers FRANCES PEARCE EVELYN LOUISE IVEY RUBY ELLIS BEULAH H.4LL GRACE DARLING BRESLIN MARIETTA PFANN GUSSIE FLOYD WILLIE IOINER BERTHA MCCABE LILA Motto: Stick to your saddle . , . P1'vsfz'r1e1zt . Vic'v-President , . , , . . I Secretary . T1-01151: rcr 1171-d.Cs11I1f7C7'O11 LULU NICGEE NASSIE HENDERSON FLORENCE KLEIN AMY PATTERSON LOUISE WRIGHT LOUISE CRAIG IXLICE PIERCY EMMA WILSON WARE HAMILTON I Tennis Club Zllembers WILLIE IQATE TRAVIS LILY MAY PETTYJOHN .IESSIE EVA DICKEY ANNIE LOU BURNS ELOISE IVEY NASSIE HENDERSON TOMMIE MOODY GUSSIE FLOYD NORMA GRAHAM' NORMA ALLEN MONTINE ALFORD MARIE SMITH RUBY MINOR NETTIE THOMPSON HADDIE KELLEY SARAH ALFORD AGNES DUEEEY MAY BELL CLARK BEULAI-I HALL LOUISA MOORE CAROL DEAN LOUISE WRIGHT IRMA HILL FLORENCE HIDY ADDIE NOELL HLITTLE SNOW BALL,H Mascot Egfafe Qldbs Alabama Club Boom-jig-a-boom! Boom-jig-a-boom! Boom-jig-a-rig-jig-a Boom, Boom, Boom I War Hurrah, War Hurrah! A1abama,A1abama! Rah! Rah! Rah! h FRANCES PEARCE ....... ...... P resident WILLIE BELLE MORRIS . . ..... Vice-Presidenzf NORMA ALLEN . . . . . . Scm'ez'a1'y and Treasurer Illembers LUCIA ANDREXXVS MARJORIE LONG ' ANNIE BURNETT ANNIE LOU BURNS MARIE LOCRE STELLA BROWN HELEN WI-IITE ELMIR ROBERTS MAUD BAXLEY FLOSSIE REED GRACE BRESLIN EDITH SMITH H onomry lllembers MISS CARRIE ROBSON MISS EVA PEARCE MISS ALESE LQUR FEE South Carolina Colors: Blue and Wlzite I TZ0'LU67'.' Iaponica Jlloito: Animis opibusque paratin KATHERINE FURMAN , . CECIL RAMSAY .... FLORENCE KLEIN . I MIRIARI CAUBLE . 2 MAMIE GARRISON . . 3 KATHERINE FURM N . , 4 FLORENCE KLEIN . . RHODONA OWENS I EMMA PARTLOXV . 7 JEANNETTE PATZ . S CECIL RARIISAX' . 9 ELISE RENTZ , . . ro NE1'TIE THOMPSON Members A 5 6 . . . President . . . . . . . Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer . . . Greenville . . . . . Denver . Clemson College . . . . Columbia . Cross Hill . Greenwood . Bluffton . Greenville . Bamberg . Pendleton The Louisiana Pelicans Colors: Blue and White F lower: Bay Bloom Jlflotto: Union, justice, Confidence lllembers OCTAVIA HUNTER . . . . . Shreveport GENEVIEVE STEPHENSON , , . . . Shreveport CAROLYN GOODWILL ..... . ...,. Menden AMY PATTERSON . . .... Lake Charles GENEVIEVE REID ..,. . . Lake Charles LoUrs1ANA Q The land of verdant isles, Where the cotton-trees nod their shadowy crestg where silvery sandhars Lie in the streamsg and in the wimpling waves of their margin, Shining with snow-white plumes, large flocks of peliean wade. The region where reigns perpetual summer, Where through the golden coast, and groves of orange and Citron, Sweeps with majestic curve the river away to the ocean. -I. TISINGER. ZS? X A X X 9 , I ff ' W dx! ff-3.2 'N Texas Longhorns Colors: Red, White and Blue A Song: Lone Star Flag of Texas l M embers SUSIE RUSHING, President ..... Ennis ZOLLIE TILSON, Vice-Pres. . . . Texarkina LOULA MCGEE, Sedy and Treas .... May CORINNE BENNETT ....... Dublin REGINA CALVERT . . . . . Brownwood 6 7 8 9 IO TENNIE EDWARDS ELIZABETIi HENRY LENORE JONES . BERTHA MCCABE PEARL TALBOT . F lower: Blue Bonnet . . Tyler . . . Tyler . . El Paso . . Divide . Brownwood 933 4' -' K 5.1 .X b. ,X x e. -555' Em! '.' 4 hx giZggQ,.ff'sQgiJ,fk: 55- f 'wf'Q ff ., I fi he ' The Mississippi Bubbles . Colors: Green and White Flower: Magnolia IRMA HILL . HARRIE1' HII.I,. . MiAR-IORIE WOODS . . GERTRUDE CARROIL BYE HILL . . O ffi.ce1's . Prcszilunl . Vffce-Prusizimzt , , Treasurer Serwtary f'07'7 C'SfJO7'Ld'i'l'lg Sec:-etarj' fi ,K 'fn ,X 4 fl Q f a he, MISS ALICE PIERCY, OF BOISE CITY IDAHO To speak for my State I stand alone, Bat for that fact I hope to atone By singing as loud and long as I can The praises of our great Western Land. N 0 nanie on earth so grips any heart, Gem of the Zldonntainsn is Idaho. At sound of it a thrill doth start,' And treasure of the plains belowg It seerns to breathe of distant lands, Her brown earth hides the golden gleam Oi inonntains high and silver sandsg To realize the poor 1nan's dreani. Of rushing winds and snow. Scenery grand and legends old,' Nights of splendor and downs of goldg Wfonien of courage and men of power Are all conjoined in inaking our Idaho ! A. PIERCY XX N- W XX I X XI f VX X Q LIN- X Qt :Qi K- X 0 fqaxg Q gf, , I .I O ' -V or I ,45..je ' at X -N-,ff - liifwmst s S Oklahoma MISS WINONA BURKS, OF PAULYS VALLEY, OKLAHOMA Japan Q, A nj A N-,JIN +. 9 xx ffl 1 3 xv- w ..- .fm ig x V fs ' 7. Ti 3 , - ifliia ff ilffi. 1 - . , - w8aQ T gy in f Q ' ffl '.if'..v as-449 193' 4 f3fsimwe4,' z-wfawwf. 1fr::::22W, lf, ge::-:,,1,,1y1g,52 ..,z12f:f:b25W:g6 1af:?55X?'??3?7Pf :mwxezerf if iii?-' .ms -- . 1- mf. :,:.5:n'g2 1 4Q51i2QaZ:s:.:- SPE: g:'effis::., , -32254 123535 ff5VY5V7'l , ...., .,,. af5.5:z:e:r:,y.r2 ws .Y :Mig Sfgskiiggif . ,,,,Z.n QW- ,W , .W ,. M- 5 Q'-M5953 f- W . -5, .-ma-1.1 .7-14-:fx-92346: .gf.ff, ,+ 5-1. ,mf 'P -sw.41m,f1:,.-',:.:2:'-LEiieuf-an,-:gf-1:'.e.r-f:2:,wwzQ: fm: wg,4f,.eg:,,,f--wr:,::..,y K , .'Q'S'f if MISS AYA TOKADA, OF TOKIO, JAPAN N I , 'Q , , xx N -v 5 Xxx .. :Na pyf, W, . A WEE 'x 1 v 'Q AW' Z' xi ' LI If 'N ITN' X ! f li! LDL W ,' LW 4 L vw I 1 Ziff , 0 wi v X Q M 'Xxx' ' Q' V1. 1' Al gl vf mu ' ! Ve ,Q V XJ? fi XX j i ,- V - I W We X A fb X if fv RW .5 JL 5 dififrfiffd ' K1 4' f ' 3 xi f ,fl rl! D H' f f M13 e Vx if X, me Discipline Committee Miss EULA EVANS MRS. IRENE TISINGER Miss FLORENCE Roma Honor Board Motto: Nihil Sine poena Colors: Blue OI' Green Of7?c'ers MAE FRANK DUFFY ..... Presidml CEOILE RARISEX' . . . Vice-P1-nsficlmzt NIARJORIE VVOOIDS . . . Sccremry Jlfembers 1 FRANCES ARNOLD 2 ALMA GLENN 3 ZELDA VVARFIELD 4 MAT'1'1E BELLE MAGRUDEIZ 5 DESSA SUDDETH 6 JESSIE MAE PETERSON 7 BESS BQCNAIR S LOIS HAUGABOOIQ 9 CLYDE THOMAS IO KI'1 PIE NEWTON II MAY BELLE CLARK I2 EMMA WILSON I3 MAX' COLE I4 RUBY MASON I5 LOUISE CRAIG 16 AGNES DUFFEY I7 MAMIE CO1-IEN 18 IRMA HILL IQ ERIN HOLDER 20 BYE HILT, -- I 4,27-.-.LE -' The Grand Council Oyicers LESLIE HARRELL, P1'USid671f MYRTLE LAQBLEY, Vice-President MARGUERITE PORTER, Secretary and Treasurer Members NORMA ALLEN ANNIE COBB ANDREWS FRANCES ARNOLD STARR BLASINGAME LAURA BELLE BROCKER WINONA BURKS LITA COLEMAN ANNIE MAE CHRISTY MAE FRANK DUFFEY -IESSIE DICKEY JULIA FULLER ALMA GLENN CAROLYN JORDAN MATTIE BELLE MAGRUDER ETHEL MASON WILLIE BELLE MORRIS ALDORA MAL7'fZ JESSIE MAE PETERSON DESMA PENTECOST ELOISE SMITH JOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER DESSIE SUDDERTH LEE SMITH ZELDA XVARFIELD RUTH STOVALL SERENA CRAVVFORD WILRIIA TWITTY MARIE TRAIVICK LOUISE WRIGHT MARJORIE WVOODS BESS MCNAIR LOIS HAUGABOOK CLYDE THOMAS ICITTIVE NEWTON MAY BELLE CLARK EMMA WILSON MAX' COLE RUBY MASON LOUISE CRAIG AGNES DUFIPEX' CECIL RAMSEY MAAIIE COHEN IRMA HILL BYE HILL ERIN HOLDER Brenau Students' Union Founded 1 909 We, the students of Brenan College Conservatory, do band ourselves into an organization which shall be known as the Brenau 'Students' Union. The purpose of saidUnion shall be to foster college spiritg to Work in cooperation with the President and Faculty, and to promote all interests pertain- ing to Brenau College Conservatory. D OHLZCGTS LESLIE HARRELI, . . . . . . P1-esfidem MYRT MOBLEY .... . Vice-President LILLIE MAE PETTIJOHN . . , Secretary MAE FRANK DUFPEY . . Treasurer. 4 K Q' P I fa' 'Qx 2 - X N 7 X, I ' JP ll ' v X X ov .num A ,Wi gl xx fl x 1 U - 9 A., mir ' NR ' 6 ll , x J.. I , y ll 9 -R . f 1 A .fu H Mm 4 vo 061 IJ 1 9 xy Y Vg ' 1 x uh mllhhu. fit' V LHUEH, HND THE annum. LHUGH5 umrn Youg EET SURE HND 'I'HETxLL . Qu I 7-, f l Lnuun THE mimi You're joking Chickens come home to roost. Reward is offered for a plan whereby Miss Rohr and Elizabeth Alexander can be prevented from getting breakfast after 8:oo am. The Students' Union has prepared a peti- tion in which it is requested that one day in the school year be given them when they may enter the dining-room without an in- troductory lecture. Sleeping on the roof is, according to the local board of health, dangerous to physi- cal well-being and disastrous to reputations. Leslie has discovered a new system of correspondence. The method is not yet revealed, but the result is satisfactory if the lover is honorable enough not to read the confidential letter to mother that is enclosed in his envelope. The library work has been apportioned to the four librarians as follows: Mae Frank Dudey, one week: Agnes Duffy, one weekg Eloise Smith, one weekg Melissa Davis, key-bearer. lrVhere is Mr. Musgrove? .-kinyis list of birthday gifts: Alma, one picture DQSSK3, OHS picture -one picture. Wiiinie, one picture If a thoroughly novel and highly enter- taining evening is desired, engage Soap to lead a German. The last date set for the production of the Seniors' original poly-drama is April 32d. The Phi Mu Gammas prepare an elabo- rate banquet for the Alpha Beta Tau Seniors. CTwo hours later special delivery of harn sandwiches at A. B. T. Chapter housej Mrs. Tisinger has instituted the Orde' of the Black Halo. Halo to be worn to table and on other general occasions im- mediately after initiation of Knightees. Please give me a sting for the Annual. I know one or two good ones, but I can't think of them right now. Lois HAUGABOOK Cin an Atlanta storej: I want some shoes like Bessie Porters Lois Cat the long-distance telephonejz How much does it cost to talk to my mamma? -' ' VVhat was Lucy doing in the ditch? GERTRUDE C.: 'Til be darned if I cuss another time! Brenau is becoming known as a society school, we hear. In looking about for the cause of our growing reputation we see silk hat number two. Lillian Roberts is particularly fond of white Easter lilies. This taste is being cul- tivated by a close study of their pictorial value. Pockery Stings Tho' the ocean divide us I will be true to you. Ask Annie Burnett what kind of a ladder the Pockists used to make their midnight descent from the innrmary balcony. Miss Pearce can give accurate informa- tion as to how much peroxide is required per bump to insure quick recovery. By special request we are publishing the following: To Whom It May Concern: This is to certify that Miss Agnes Duf- fey did not have the smallpox. She strayed into the Pockery while asleep, and having thus been exposed it was necessary to detain her. The slight eruption was occasioned by a severe attack of indiges- tion, brought on by too much rich food taken at midday. Sunday night suppers also aided this malady. The other symptoms observable in her case were only such as might appear in smallpox, chicken-pox, measles, scarlet fever, mumps, diphtheria, cancer, appen- dicitis, earache or sprained ankle. I therefore feel that I can certify that she did not have smallpox, especially as the few that did appear were larger than in ordinary cases. The warmth and sincerity of manner and words with which Miss Duffey assures me that she herself knows she did not have smallpox is absolutely convincing. Yours in the profession UD, HDR. P. H. RL.'IHOLPH.,, Tennic Edwards cannot have the small- pox, as she does not present enough surface to accommodate one full-grown pox. She is considering eating a chocolate drop for dinner on Lanier Day, and in that event her increased avoirdupois may make it pos- sible for her to make ll 0 .ll Your illness has greatly changed you. It was Jeanette Patz who wanted to know if Mae Frank was in her room While it was being disinfected. 4 Sigma Nu IAlpha MAY COLE NORMA ALLEN JESSIE DICKEY VVINONA BURKS CLAUDE WEST ALMA GLENN ZOURIE GLOVER Members LEILA REDD JULIA FULLER ' VIRGINIA ALDERSON FLORENCE ROHR LIDIE MCDOUGALD ELOISE SMITH KATPIARINE HOOKER ,df The Serenaders V i Ni? X firm... 5 X - ll X Hot Cbooblvge 5'i'9 IDQ mill not sablg sag Hgoobbgef' Hot murber Gu Revoirf' 'Qfarewelll Sarewellln we will not sigh, Hot stumble o'er Bon Soir. But come! will raise our longzlomeb arg, Each logal Daughter well knows bow HBIT9I1Cll1l Brenaul Iii Qi! Lji Qi! Brenau! Z3renau! 23renau!,' -E. A ,E zf?isC-,XT Q YM 4, 1 X 1 .WE X I 5 :fl A,,f 4 ya , 1 f ' , -- T 1 g ,Qn W -' l N ' ' K . K . , if K X , . '-.f' I ,4- NN: 00. Z H W f QN X Q ix Nfwffg Q Ls- OW m Jw x XM 95314: 'Tag . A P5 . 26 X Ng In 4, g N In 7fI1!llAl X 1 SSX A .pay V, V ' V A Q61 B . X x G I , 4- ' '. 'I W X - 1 f ' Z ' ' X X! ' KV E if f I X Q ly , ' 'XP ' 11 f 5 A .N XE AW 4 5- 1 Q1,IIi'f1ff jIlH11u, M fl- -E ' V Q i --::: TQ f i . -2 Q.. HEART THROB Words of Praise for the Artistic STIEFF Piano Corne from the Hearts of Great Artists Madame Stark Stanley- M lll, l am perfectly delighted with me Stieg piano, with which I have hitherto heen unacquainterl. It is a first-class instrument in every respect, possessing a hue, even scale all through. a splen- did volume, a wonderful singing tone, ancl a perfect action. Denis Chabot- fll.Pianist, with Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra: - My intro- duction to your incomparable instrument was a pleasure I shall never forget. I have played many pianos, hut for tone, lightness of action, and volume, yours is unexcelled. I was so much pleasecl that I felt it my duty to give you your well- meriteii commenelation voluntarily. Signor Campinari, The incomparable Baritone- fl, A heautiful piano in every respect. Miss Clarkson, Signor Carnpinari's rnagniyicent Pianist- llI. I have played on hundreds of instruments, hut never on a nner one than this. Mlle. .Emma Ca1ve,Soprano. Jose Maria Agugna, Pianist. Herr Franz Meisel, Viotinist- fl. We are flelighterl with the piano, it meets every demand of an artist. Jos. H. Craighill- ill. I have usecl the Stieg piano for many years in both concert work and teaching, ancl have always derived satisfaction from its use. It is, in my judgment, one of the hest pianos on the market. CHA. . TIEFF M annfactnrer of the Artistic Stiehf, Shaw and Stieff Self-Player Pianos Sou. Wareroom, 5 W. Trade St., CHARLOTTE, N. C. C. H. WILMOTH, Manager he LENNEY Studio of Thotogrephy Il ATLANTA GEORGIA Highest Grade Po rtraltu re 101, 65 Estfimates on School and Annual Work igladly furwishe d . FETTI 010010010010 Memorandum package sent to any fraternity member through the secretary of the chapter. Special designs and estimates furnished on class pins, rings, medals for athletic meets, etc. Manufac tnrer of Greek Letter Fraternity JEWELRY ll 213 North Liberty Street cel MD. Factory, 212 Little Sharp Str Brenau College Students and their Friends are respectfully solicited to send their orders to PHILEIHRESUSQEEJX .NQS?rG,?5'6AfN3ff14 PIANOS STEINWAY PIANOS UPRTGHT AND GRAND THE WORLD'S STANDARD ORGANS KNABE PIANOS CHURCH OR PARLOR A THE FAVORITE SOUTH SHEET MUSIC CLASSIC OR POPULAR The PHILLIPS 6: CREW CO. PIANO S5 5 VIOLINS, GUITARS, THE BEST PIANO AT MODERATE PRICE NIANDOLINS U OR FOR EVERYTHING IN A We guarantee to please. Come to see us or write MUSIC- me PIANOS To for catalogues and pr1ces. Address SELECT FROM- PHILLIPS 6: CREVV CO. -1--i A1'l..ANTA, GA. TERMS, EASY NEW PIANOS, 0190, 3215, 5240, S275 to 31,000 EACH Toric or Deep Curved Lenses ,ff So-Easy Eye Glass Mountings A Shur-On Eye Glass Mountings in lx xi.-l.Il K K ' Ill J , s Rx .K 1 xxgxi ' Ln ,' l 5 . , r., l- ffl, I And every other eye Glass mount- gy- I ,. - Nllll A. ing is kept in our Stock at all ' . ' ,Iii A .. -SJ . . . . L . I , . , . t1mes. 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We are sole agents for- Stringefs Candy :: Atlanta he Herald My Ja GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA S Pfintzing Watchmaker M, C, R0bg7 l j' feweler DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Instruments Fine Watch, Clocl: and Jewelry Repairing. Stone Setting and Engraving GAINESVILLE, GA. Book Stt yArtM ter IP t S T GAINESVILLE GA W t h C t G1 I 'Il s, a ioner , a ia., ic ures K and Picture Frames, Latest Magazines and Periodicals. Pictures Framed to Order. a c es and jewelry of every description. u ass, ' ' Bric-a-brac, Toys, Musical Instruments, Oliver e I . Typ Wri ers. 1' -Mrenan nllvgv- nnsvru inrg Gainesville, Csvurgia fl BRENAU COLLEGE-CONSERVATORY is located in the most healthful section of the Soutlz: the climate of Gainesville and surrounding country llas lzveen pronounced by experts of tlue U. S. Government to be as fine as there is in tl1is country. Gainesville has an altitude of 1,500 feet, and is absolutely without malaria and diseases common to places less favorably located. lll:.Tl1e College ogers courses leading to tlle A. B., B. L., B. S. and L. I. degrees: it has a corps ol excellent teachers, and its equipment enables it to do tlie best work in all its departments, U.Tl1e Conservatory offers unusual advantages to young women seelcing the best advantages in music: there are fifty pianos and two pipe organs in tlle building: the Faculty is composed ot artists from the best American and European Conservatories. Full course in Normal Music worlc, embracing courses in Musical History, Analysis, Composition, Musical Pedagogy, etc. Brenau also has tlne most beautiful Concert Hall in the South. fllifflie School ot Oratory is doing worlc equal to that of Northern institutions, and the worlc done here is accepted at Emerson College, Boston, without exami- nation. fli. Splendid course in all departments of Art: Domestic Science is taught practically. fll,Brenau draws its patronage from among the best families in the South, and many States in other sections of our country are represented among its students. flLTl1e home life is delightful: electric ligllts, steam heat and otller modern comforts and conveniences. For Beautiful Catalog, address H. f.PEARCE,P1est. Lfirenzrn Summer Srhnul Ervnan Qlhauiangua .dune 21'--Angnetfll lilune EE - Zlnlg H 1.1004 sooo mon was was sous mm was mum... Style and uality in PRI 'fl 553535535655 Do you know it when you see it P It is a fact that ninety-Eve per cent of the Annuals, College Catalogues, Booklets, printed in this country never attract the attention desired, because they are mediocre, common-place, Without style or character. 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