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

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—“ nttnr (Elass Colors : Garnet and White, Flower: White Rose. Motto: “Possemus quia posse vi demur.” Sara Baggott, President Kathleen Me Mary Haigler, Secretary. Carolyn Law Mattie Sligh Brooks, Lawyer. Marguerite 1 Eliza Lykes, Prophet. Helen Brutor Page Twenty

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§ ntinr Jtann Oh! ye who have wandered the wide world over, Fought your battles, some lost and some won, Will you stop in your journey for just, one moment And list’ to the tale of ’21? Now we started forth a band so gay, Full thirty and five of us there be Young and brave and eager to rise And never a thought of fear had we Sometimes the end seemed so far away And the trials seemed so hard to bear That we almost turned back in our journey And bowed our heads in despair. But in the strength of our better selves And with new faith and hope and love We picked up our burdens to start anew And aimed at the stars above. And now at last our goal is reached. But yet our joy is mingled with sorrow, For today we must part from our comrades dear, And; for us there is no tomorrow. But may each go forth with a gladsome heart And a courage that will never end, Because of one mighty love in our hearts For our Alma Mater, our guide, our friend. Helen Bruton, Class Poet ’21.

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S ' rmnr (Elaaa SARA ANNIE BAGGOTT Bachelor of Music Wagener, S. C. And rank for her meant duty , various yet equal in its worth, done worthily A Here is the all-round girl of our class! She has proven her ability as a leader in being pres¬ ident of our class for four years. As an athe- lete, she stands out preeminently. She is never happier than when she is “shooting goal” and the varsity has shown its confidence in her in electing her captain. She excels as a musician. We predict for her a wonderful future with that voice of hers. Lastly, we value her sincerity as a friend. She has a charming manner and easy grace which assure her of friends everywhere she goes, among the Seminoles. (not the Semi¬ nole Indians, however), and elsewhere. Chi- cora loses one of her most versatile girls when she loses Sara. . W. C. A., Palladian Literary Society, Athletic Association, Glee Club ’17-’18, ’18-’19; ’19-’20, ’20-’21. Class President ’17-M8, ’18-’19, ’19-’20, ’20-’21, Cor¬ responding Secretary Palladian Literary Socity, first term ’18-’19, Music Critic Palladian Literary Society, first term ’19-’20, ’20-’21, Vice-President Palladian Lit¬ erary Society, first term ’19-’20, Assistant Editor-in- Chief Palladian Magazine Staff ’19-’20, Editor-in-Chief Palladian Magazine Staff ’20-’21, Class Tennis Team ’17-’18, Class Basket Ball Team ’17-’18, ’18-’19; ’19- ’20, ’20-’2l, Varsity Basket Ball Team ’18-’19, ’19-’20, ’20-’21, Captain Varsity Basketball Team ’20-’21, President of Athletic Association ’20-’21, Club Editor “Nods and Becks” ’20-’21, House President Preston Hall, first term ’20-’21. Page Twenty-one