Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Le RESUME JESSIE .MORRIS, L. I. Golden Grove, S. C. “A merry heart docth good like a medicine. Jessie has been a good and faithful worker the four years she has been at Chicora. She is full of fun and famous for her jokes. She intends to teach next year. We know she will he a success. LULA MAE PENDER, B. Pen. CoWPENS, S. C. Thou pendulum betwirt a smile and a tear. ' The lone star state should feel proud to have been the birthplace of this charming, brown-eyed lassie. She has been in South Carolina only a few years, and at Chicora only three, hut a most excellent race she made this year in college politics, having been elected President of the Student Body, and receiving the vote for the most popular girl in school. Lula possesses the most precious gift of heaven, an inexhaustible good nature, and by her loving disposition she has won a place in the heart of every girl in school. When in trouble go to Peanut. We had intended for her to come hack to (. hicora next year and hold the position of assistant voice teacher, hut. from present prospects, the out¬ line of her work is as follows: She will soon go to the sunny state of Florida and give her life to the training of wild animals. We know it to be a fact that she has caught and caged a Wolf, and ere many months have passed we know this particular animal will be perfectly tame and obedient. Who wouldn’t? 22

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R,ESl ME( M RC A RET N ' ICKELL, B. Art. Nickell ' s Mill, W. Va. By winning words and smiles to conquer ' willing hearts. Dug out of the coal fields of West Virginia, Nick” came to us in 1910. From the first moment she smiled upon us she won our hearts. She was always known as the sunniest girl in school, and we hope this characteristic will go with her through the rest of her life. She cys” deeply when thinking of leaving Chicora, but when her thoughts wander to the “ruf mountains and gray clouds of West Virginia, her smiles broaden, showing the dimples more plainly. CLEO NORRIS, L. I. Golden Grove, S. C. Sloth makes all things difficult, but industry all easy. This maxim seems to have been proven in Cleo’s case, for she has gone into the very heart of things in Ethics, and daily has given recitations on that formidable science with great ease and precision. We see the qualities in her for a good teacher. Cleo and her sister, Jessie, have been a good addition to our class during the last year of our work together. We know that Cleo will be equally as good in what she undertakes after she has completed her course at Chicora. 21

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L RESUME AGNES KUKER SAVERANCE, B. A. Timmonsville, S. C. “She is never sad but when she sleet ' s.” Agnes, the baby of our class, came to us as a fresh man. By her light-hearted, care-free manner she has won a host of friends within these four years. No trial ever dimmed her life, until Junior Physics crossed her path. She is always in for any fun that conies along, although the Chicora clan claims her as imc of its most conscientious charter mem¬ bers. Such a thing as the blues” is unknown to this girlie, and everywhere her bright smiles and numerous questions” expel all gloom. ' 1 ruly we wish some one would weigh the heart of Agnes, for she has always been known to have the biggest and most generous heart of anybody in school. But we know that the heart of this charming baby Senior has been measured, and he says it is not lacking. OLL1E SIMPSON. II. A. Piedmont, S. (A Generous, devoted, loving, void of guile, And with her whole heart ' s welcome in her smile.” Oli.ie, true to her name, has a lot of good solid stuff in her make-up. She never troubles trouble till trouble troubles her. If you ever take the blues go to Ollie, because her win¬ ning smile will put you right again. She is the same jolly girl anywhere you see her. and she brightens the faces of the serious Seniors with her cheerfulness. Madame Rumor whispers that some fortunate one is waiting for Oli.ie and her dip. 23