Chatham Hall - Chathamite Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

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Elizabeth Roller! What a multitude of sins these two words cover! One might find her anywhere from Room 82 to the C. E. I. dome. But despite these trivial pranks, Elizabeth is a great addition to the Senior Class. I say “an addition” because she came to us last September. When she entered, she semed to be a rather demure person, but upon better acquaintance we have found her witty and lively; and, although she is still dignified, we know that she can be most undignified. In lessons Eliza¬ beth stars. Who does not envy the ease and accuracy with which she translates Virgil? And so we hope that each September will bring as worthy a Senior as Elizabeth. 20

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KATHERINE DEE REDMAN follansbee, w. va. “She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on.’ Katherine has been with us four years, and during this time her lively conversation and attractive manner have won for her the admiration and respect of every one. Nobody is blue when she is around, for this well-known disease fades into the distance, and peals of laughter take its place. Katherine’s line of conversation drifts from daily wants to the all-important subject of “Park.” We can almost always hear such snatches of conversation as, Oh, girls, here’s a letter from Park.” or “He blew me up.” But her closing words are invariably the same, “He’s mighty nice.” Although Katherine has never acquired a fondness for Latin, this does not lessen her affection for the Latin teacher: but on this subject consult Miss Bright. 19

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O □ 0 “Katty is undoubtedly one of the most prominent mem¬ bers of the class. Besides being the class beauty, she is endowed with the best voice in school, and is a con¬ spicuous figure in almost every recital. Her most notable characteristic is that of utter frankness, which has won her more than one good friend. She says exactly what she thinks, but in such a way that no one minds. But just because she says mean things is no sign she is mean, for by her kind-hearted ways she has made herself one of the most popular of girls. Moreover, every one is con¬ fident of her good judgment and com mon sense; and if Katty” disapproves we may know there’s something wrong. 21