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

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MARGARET LOUISE BOYD, Art. CORNWELL, S. C. Stay, stay at home, my heart, and rest. Home keeping hearts are best.” Nickname: “Marget.” Favorite Saying: Wei] I don’t cherish that.” Member of PaJladian Literary Society; V W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Member of Music Committee Y. W. C. A. 1914-’15; Chairman of Poster Committee Y. W. C. A. 1915- 16; President of Y. W. C. . 1916-’17, 1917- ' 18; Art Editor of Hampton Chronicle 1915- 16; President of Whistler Club 1915-’16. 1916- ’17; Historian of Palladian Society first term 1917-18; Chairman of Executive Com¬ mittee of Palladian Society last term 1917- ' 18; Art Editor “Nods and Becks. Alt ho ' some may hold that only “sports” are popular, and she is certainly not of this type, show us a girl in school who has more friends than our .Margaret. Wholly unselfish and absolutely sincere, she numbers her friends by her acquaintances, and has a ready sympathy for every one and everything. Her chief interest lies in the Y. W. C. A. and she leads you around so nicely that you almost think there is “someone’s” strong arm guiding you thru the mists of darkness into light. “Marget” gives us new inspiration with her nice big “ha-ha” that we always hear pealing forth. A skilled artist and a devotee to her work, she has done much in making “Nods and Becks possible.

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MARTHA ELEANOR BOOZER, A. B COLUMBIA, S. C. Breathes there a maid with all her whims. Who is not rather fond of ‘hims’.” Nickname: Baby.” Favorite Saying: “What’d you say?” When some of us came here from Old Chicora we found this wee morsel of humanity, along with several others, awaiting to join us. Since then she has been one of our most faith¬ ful members, in spite of her constant allusions to “my little brother,” the many attractions that have called her to Clemson and her ad¬ miration for Lieutenants. Could there be found a more charming little maid than this one so sincere and true? Member of Dramatic Club and German Club at C. F. W. 1914-‘15; Member of Kratiau Society, Athletic Association: Member of Columbia Club 1D16-17, 1917- ' 18; Town Rep- recentative to Students’ Co- Operative Association 1915- ' 16; 1916-T7; Member of Class Basket Ball Team 1915- 16. 1916-17; Member of Cho¬ ral Club 1915-T6, T6-77.

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MARY BRI TON, Expression COLUMBIA, S. C. “Come and trip it as you go, On the light fantastic toe.” Nickname: - Favorite Saying: ‘ Oh I did know that.” It took us only a short time to discover her remarkable talent for Expression, and every play presented by this department finds our handsome Mary as ‘ leading man.” Her Shy- lock and Petrucio made her famous, but her acting as other characters was equally as clever. Mary boarded in the College the first half of her Sophomore year, and in that time won for herself many warm friends. But we scarcely ever see her now, since her family has moved to Columbia and she and Louise have been caught up in the social whirl. If there is no bridge party on hand or she has no other en¬ gagement, she is liable to meet her classes. Member of Palladian Literary Society; Mem¬ ber of Athletic Association; Varsity Basket Ball Team 1915-T6. 16-T7; Captain of Class Basket Ball Team 1916-17; Expression Critic of Pal¬ ladian Society last term 1915-T6; Secretary of Gamma Epsilon Gamma 1916-T7; President of Columbia Club 1917’-18; President of Dra¬ matic Club 1917-T8.