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Rebekah Claudia Buchanan, A. B. Winnsboro, S. C. “Sighed and looked unutterable things. ' ' Nickname: Claude.” Favorite saying: “1m tired of that, now!” “Claude” is at last a Senior and cannot decide which she enjoys most, showing her class ring to envious Juniors or using her Senior privilege of “tent¬ ing on the Colonade. A kinder hearted girl is not to be found and her pa¬ tience in dealing with her troublesome sister has won for her the admiration of all. She is also one of these rare personalities who “never troubles trouble till troubles her . Member ot Kratian Literary Society; Member of Executive Committee of Kratian Society 1916-17.
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Mary Heath Brown, B. S. Chester, S. C. “A life that all the muses decked, With gifts of grace that might express, All comprehensive tenderness, All subtilizing intellect . 99 Nickname: “Just Mary.” Favorite saying: “Did you ever? Mary—yes, the one word expresses her character, full of sincerity and truth. During the two years she has been with us, she has endeared herself to the class and has “filled in many an important position. Helping Gertrude to look after “Clifton and Annie” has occupied a good part of her time it is true, but not even this duty has interferred with that B. S. degree of hers, and as a teacher (if this be her lot) we predict for her an assured success. Member Kratian Literary Society; Treasurer Class 191 6-’I 7; Vice-Presi¬ dent Kratian Society 1915-16; Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1915-16.
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Mary Isabelle Cleveland, B. Mus. Columbia, S. C. “ True as the needle to the pole. Or as the dial to the sun ' Nickname: Mae. Favorite saying: “Do you think so!” Mae is one of our most conscientious, hard-working girls. She is noted for her unselfishness and for thinking of the home-folks.” Whenever you meet Mae in the halls, it is needless to ask where she is going, for the answer will invariably be going to practice. In spite of spending most of her “week-ends out, she has at last won that longed-for B. Mus. degree.
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