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

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x ,V , , 'A l lx I i Q X I X J x 1 E 51- f , . --It ' , X i v X xl xx -h R1 ,Q 1 1 y , -'iwrx ' Q- , X , x -Y .. xbj X y ' X N5 My 4 i . 1 N 1-,. N xg l -.,,1. f , f C24 little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest menf' Gloom disperser! Most College Spirited! Most Pop- ular! Tip Top Athlete, these are the outstanding characteristics by which the class of '28 shall ever re- member its president. ' Some say she is a 'idingle picker with our professors but we all say-that she does pick dingles with some school teachers and Clemson Kaydets.', Which will Hwinw we'll all love to know-perhaps shelll says '6Eenie, Meenie, Minie, Moll' But whatever she does or where- ever she goes everyone will find a true friend whose motto is: 6'Eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we diet. We all predict that in just a few years our president of the class of '28 will be a candidate for the presi- dency of America, and she shall certainly, receive the solid vote of the class of '28 for ever since Orangeburg sent this stump speaker to Chicora we have all fall- en for her ulinef' May success be yours always, Mary Ellison. 79 T twenty- four MARY ELLISON BRANTLEY, B.A. Sigma Phi Kffmkm Orangeburg, S. C. Athletic Associationg Secretary of Athletic Association '24-'25p Christian Endeavor: Joke Editor of Magazine '25- '26g Varsity Basket Ball '24 '25, '26, '27g Captain of Class Basket Ball Team 24, '25, '26, '27g Representative to Ath- letic Board '24-'25: Block Letter Club '24, '25, '26, '273 Vice President of Junior Class: 'International Relations Club, International Relations Club Sec- retary '26-'271 Track Letter '25-'26g Joke Editor of Nods and Becks '27- 28: President of Senior Classp Presi- dent of Athletic Association. I

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,I X 4' ' l i x ' ' X-. 1, X X I I .f ELISABETH Aoams, B.A. Beta Clzi Palladian Belton, S. C. Athletic Association: Christian En- deavor: Assistant Editor of Nods and Rocks '27-'2Sg Senior Class Prophet '27-'2S: President of French Club '27- '2S: Christian Endeavor Cabinet '27- '2S: House President ot' Preston Hall '27-TES: Glee Club '27-'28g Marshal in the Palladian Literary Society '25-'26p Cheer Lender of Sophomore Class: Class Basket Ball '24, '25, '26g Class Manager of' the Basket Ball Team '24- '5 Wx ff' if I 1 if V , ' J A cheerful temper, joined with innocence, will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful and wit good naturedf, V , Has Betty a line? Well, ask anyone who has ever talked to her for five minutes for it must be admitted that she certainly can handle the English language. However, her vocabulary lacks one word, hurry, and she really does not know what the word means, but, results count, and since she always comes out on top we cannot complain. By this we would not have you think that she has no pep, for she is the life of the partyn on all occasions, and as long as you're with Betty, you can be sure of a good time. The most out- standing thing about her is her charming personality and this explains why she is so popular. She is friend- ly, lovable, and attractive, and everyone who meets her becomes a victim to her charms. She has caused many a masculine heart to flutter and we are just wondering who is going to win her, for we want to be able to congratulate him when his 'lucky Day rolls around. A score of friends to miss herg a personality radiating sunshineg a commendable studentg interested in ath- letics, large appealing blue eyesg a Wrecker of hearts but without intentiong indications point to a future filled with happiness and pleasure awaiting herg this is Betty. Twenty-three

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Blu: Buvck. BA. Columbia, S. C. Clilt-ora Town Club '25-'26, '26-'LETQ Latin Club '26, 'ZBTQ Mathematics Club '27-'2S: Secretary Senior Latin Class L Athletic Association Q Class Basket Ball Team: Class Track Team. lf Joes not pay lo worryg A The worlfl looks better from behiml fl smilef, Behold! the artist of our class! Altho' only an am- ateur now, she hopes someday to be a Pro, Maefs genial disposition and willingness to put her- self out for others has won for her scores of friends. It has been noted that the plaudits of many have not been able to raise the slightest lump of conceit on her head. You'll always find .her true and just, A good girl whom all will love and trust. She is carefree and jolly at all timesg and when she smiles you never know what that smile has back of ll. Mae says she intends to spend her future imparting some of her Latin knowledge to a bunch of school kidsg but we have our doubts about thatg we fear that she is more apt to be chasing a 'lcertainl' seminary student with a rolling pin. So, good-luck to you, Mae, we will always think of you as a good sportv who had that good ole class spirit. Twenty-Hoc