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LOUISE BRUTON, A. B. COLl MBIA, S. C. “0 constancy , thou art indeed a jewel” Nickname: “Brut.” Favorite Saying: “Oh. I’m so thrilled.” In the first year of C. C. F. W. s existence Louise came to us from the ‘‘Old North State. Frequent are her references to Fayetteville and Greensboro College for Women, which she at¬ tended before coming to us. Louise is a jolly fellow well met. ' and has a smile or a laugh for everybody, except when she has had an occasional encounter with Mary Bruton. For a long time we thought that Louise had left her heart in the Land of the Long Leaf Pine, but she has almost persuaded us to believe that it is “Somewhere in South Carolina, and we are afraid it will soon be Somewhere in France.” Member of Kratian Literary Society: Y. W. C. A., and Athletic Association 1915-’16; ice- President of Class 1915-16.
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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.
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HARRIETTE ELIZABETH CLEVELAND, A. B„ B. Mas. COLUMBIA, S. C. “Hark!. .I’m never weary when 1 hear sweet music.” Nickname: ‘ ' Hat.” Favorite Saying: Well— I don ' t see why.” Well, “Hal” is certainly endowed with a gift from above—that of “tickling the ivories,” which makes the mocking bird feel like dap¬ ping his wings and dying away in shame. Be¬ ing a day pupil she spends most of her time catching Carrs, but somehow she always man¬ ages to get there and back and still keep her cheery smile. She is the youngest girl in our class, hut we feel sure she will not outgrow her present ambition—namely: to help manage the affairs of the Dental Association in Atlanta.
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