Brenau University - Bubbles Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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,Class Poem Neier was ,more honor given a girl, in all the world, Nor could she claim more Than membership in this Senior band, VVhich ever before the world will stand For all that's uplifting, good, noble, and true, As shown in it's colors-the gold and the blue. We've climbed the ladder since here we've been, ,Till we've reached the rung nineteen-fifteen. Our education has taught us this-- That pursuit of knowledge is real, true bliss, But little learning have we now obtained- Much more from the world we hope to gain. Commencement days are gliding away, And with them is going our college life gay. A yearning steals over the fair graduates To linger behind with their dear college mates, And a feeling of sadness creeps into each heart As we think of the loved ones from whom we must But we'll hide our tears on this parting day, And cherish these dear college friendships for aye, To Alma Mater we'll e'er be true In her striving nobly to live and do, And as the years go by so fieet, May we again at Brenau meet. part. M. M. JI!

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MARY PANSY AIKEN, fb B E Philomathesian ........ J eiferson, Ga. A.B. Honor Board, 1914-'15g Grand Council, 1914- '15g Class Historian, 1913-'14, Secretary Junior Class, 1913-'14, Editor Senior Class, 19145-'15, Secretary Georgia Club, 1913-'14, Author Phllo- mathesian Song, 1915, Editor-in-Chief Brenau Journal, 1915. A sincere, modest, literary girl- In these respects our Pansy's a pearl, To be a writer, e'er her aim In Journal work she's made her fame. REBA CAL1-1oUN, A -X Q . . . . Americus, Ga. A.B. V DIPLOBIA IN ART. Honor Board, 1913-'14, Member Grand Coun- eil, 1913-'14-'15. Our Reba is a modest lass, Artistic in her nature,- To her there's beauty in everything- In every living creature. i 1 4 ' ' - -1 -.f..r..-'.1Li..J' 4 A-4-o J ' 'ay