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

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NodSandBccfts CARRIE A MAKER, B.Mus. St. Mathews, S. C. Tau Beta Tan- Kratian Freshman ( ' lass Vice-President: Chief Marshal Kratian Literary Society, ’2:4. 24 : Music Critic Kratian Literary Society ' 24. ’25 ; House Presi¬ dent Preston Hall ' 24, 2:,: Proctor Preston Hall ’ 2 ::. ’24; Christian Endeavor, Athletic Association, Music Club, Choral Club. Glee Club, ’23, ' 24. “She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant too, to think on” “Carrie, please come play for us!” Carrie has every piece ever written at her finger tips and she doesn’t mind playing them. Everywhere you find a crowd of girls around a piano you may be sure Carrie is the center of the group. When one is hungry Carrie always has a piece of bread or some candy to donate. She is indeed, the sweet¬ est, nicest, finest girl there is. She always has a pleasant word for ev¬ erybody. When it comes to the men, Carrie does not bother. She likes to have a big time, but “Fickleness, thy name is Carrie!” When Carrie leaves she will take away much of the charm of Chicora, and as long as there is a Chicora, Carrie’s name will ring down its cor¬ ridors. There will always be a big place in all our hearts for you that no one else can fill. Best wishes, Amaker, love and—Say, Carrie, play “Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” IN M M Twenty-One

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how popular she is, and so lively and witty! She is second only to Robinson Crusoe in her ability to make a dead place live. Gladys must be a descendant of Robin Hood. She’s the outlaw of our class. She’s just as sly as old Robin, too, for the com¬ mittee hasn t caught her breaking a rule yet. She’s the most law abid¬ ing outlaw we know. Gladys will surprise us all some day; she will either become a famous actress, or like Eve, she will be the only woman in the world for a cer¬ tain man. Here’s to you, Gladys! If we ever got blue, which none of us do, we’d all have to turn to you. GLADYS ARMSTRONG, IS.A. Gastonia. N. C. Delta Sigma - Palladian Ullletir As inflation : Class Basketball ’21 ' --. ’22- ' 2:l, c::-‘ 2 1. ' 21-’2. i ; Varsity Basketbali ■• ' 1 ' 22. , 22- ' 2:i. ' 2:;- ' 21, ' 24--‘2r. : (Mil ' s Track 21- ' 22. ’22- ' 2M ; Varsity Track ' 22- ' 2:i ; Ath¬ letic Board ' 22- ' 2:i. ' 21 ' 2M. Wearer of the C” ; Christian Kmlcavoi . In every class you find a girl whom nature has especially gifted— who has received more than the or¬ dinary share of charm and clever¬ ness. Such a girl is Gladys. She plays star basketball; sbe has an in¬ exhaustible supply of pep; and, ah, she is so pretty and attractive that we are almost afraid to let our sweet¬ hearts see her very often; also she has just the right amount of that elu¬ sive charm, indifference. If Gladys could put some of the pep which she shows on the basketball field into her studies, we would soon have to organize a Phi Reta Kappa Chapter in college. The fact that Gladys has been voted the most attractive girl for three years in succession shows TwentyTwo 2 ZJL2SZ