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

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Q1 - - ons AND B15-:CKS .B Mp EIJI'l'H MAY BLACK, H+-Mu. Walterhoro, S. C. B. A. Athletic Association: Class Basketball Team. i922-I923: Christian Endeavor Soelety: Social Committee of Christian Endeavor, I92l-l922: Mis- snonary Committee of Christian Endeavor. I9I9- I920: Treasurer and Chairman of Flnanee Commit- tee of Christian Endeavor, l922-l923: Palladlan Llterary Society: Chiaf Marshal of Palladlan Lit- erary Soelety, I9I9-I920: Treasurer of Palladlan Llterary Society, l92I-l922: Assistant Business Manager of Chicora Magazine, I92l-l922.: Little Glee Club. I920-I92I-l922: Delegate to S. C. Col- lege Press Association. l92l-I922: Senior Renre- sentative to S. C. A.: Business Manager Nods and Becks, l922-I923. She is pretty ta walk with., and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. In size Edith is one of the smallest members in the class, but not so in importance. Edith would have finished last year. had it not been that she split her course and took another year to finish in order to give a recital in piano. She has been with the '23s for two years and they congratulate themselves that they have such a member. Edith is refined in every sense of the word. She was voted one year the daintiest girl in school. Yet, linked with these strictly feminine qualities, she possesses a certain degree of indepen- dence, which is necessary in that line in which she excelsg namely, finance. She was one of the Business Managers of the Magazine in '21-'22, and this year she has been treasurer of the Christian Endeavor Society and Busi- ness Manager of the Annual, in all of which she has proven herself most capable. Judging from all this it's hard to say whether she will make a better financier or a fiance. Probab- ly she can do both at once. Twenty A me

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t ill ons ANDBECKS ICMILY EVANS BETHEA Mullins. S. C. B. A. Athletic Association: Christian Endeavor: Bas- ketball Team. t9l9-I920-l92I: Palladlan Literary iggetyz House President of Hampton Hall t92I- 'ifill great women are fleallg I rlon't feel so well myself. Throughout the four years Emily has been with us she has shown a keen interest in her school work. ln Latin she has proved a star. lf you want a motto for class, club, or society just ask Emily. She has shown unusual in- tellect and is very original and witty. lf you want a parody written, no matter what your theme. get Emily to write it. Every morning comes the same old cry, HDirl I get any mail? As usual, she did. But from the expression on her face, you cannot tell whether it is from Virginia or North Carolina. Emily says she' expects to teuch Latin, but we douht it. However, in future years we expect notihng hut a real success in life for her. l WX I wenty 15 ight

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A of Xt. N...- L ons ANDBECKS 3 , i t t K 1 lil.lZAl3E'l'H WILSON BREARLEY St. Charles, S. C. ' B. A. She thinks without confusion clearly. Loves her fellow-men sincerclv, Acts from honest motives purely. Elizabeth, better known to her friends as Bee, joined us in our Senior year from Coker College. She has made many friends in our Class from the very first.of the year, which it not ut all surprising, for she combines sin- cerity, kindness. and good-humor. Who can resist that combination? Bee has as much fun as any girl in school, but she doesn't be- lieve in doing those things which she ought not to do, or leaving undone those things that she ought to dog for she is also a con- scientious student as well as a regular girl. Our only regret is that we did not have her all four yearsg for she is quite capable and would have lent u great deal of assistance in our many college duties. if W Thirty