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

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Virginia Alderson A.B. Keeling. Va. I B X. K 0. II A President Phi Beta Chi. GO; Vice-President Kappa Omicron, 30; Pi Delta; Virginia Club; Dark Blue Athletic Team. Whose high endeavors are an inward light That make the path before her always bright. Virginia is one of the most capable girls we have. She can do most any- thing she tries and she’s always willing to help a friend in need. You can al- ways depend on her to do all she’s sup- posed to and often a little bit more. It’s a mystery how one girl can suffer as many labs as Virginia has and still make the honor roll. Evelyn Towers Archer a.b. Anderson, S. C. A r A, 11 A Circulation Manager Queens Blues. 28. Ath- letic Editor, '29; Ad Solicitor EDELWEISS. '30; German Club; Vice-President South Carolina Club. 27, Secretary and Treasurer. 28. Vice- President, '29, President. '30; Critic Pi Delta. '29; Pan-Hellenic Council, '30. Gentle in manners, but gentlest in heart. Baby” must have been born under a lucky star for she is undoubtedly the best ”get-by” that ever inhabited these walls. Happy-go-lucky and full of fun. The expression “She’s a good sport” applies to Baby” exactly. Page I went y- six

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Miss Mabel Daughters Sponsor Irwin Query, Mascot Senior Class Poem Was there ever theme more precious, Ever thoughts so full of praise As the dear and treasured mem'ries Of our happy college days? Was there ever life so careless As each hour proved to be In those golden days of college, Young and happy, sweet and free? Ah! We came so young and eager, Each with outstretched, empty hand, Hopeful in our quest for knowledge, Each with mind to understand. And we planted seeds of knowledge While those golden hours grew Into years of fruitful harvest When we gathered what we grew. Now the harvest time is plenteous And its fruits are richer far Than the knowledge gained in classroom And pursuit of studies are. For we built a wealthy storehouse And ’twas rich in love and good While we sought to help each other In a band of sisterhood. Ah! The lessons all were helpful. Both in books and human needs, And we blossomed in their richness And we grew in helpful deeds. Did you say tis time for parting? No! We really do not part, For each dear and treasured mem'ry We will carry in our heart. And though years may pass in flcctness And though distant we may be, Back with Queens, our Alma Mater. We will live again with thee. —Mary Blankenship. Page Tiuenty-five

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Emily Alexander Charlotte. N. C. K K X. II A Light Blue Tennis Team. ’29. '30; Light Blue Baseball Team, '29, 30; Light Blue Bas- ketball Team. '29, '30; Light Blue Swimming Team. '29, '30; Senior Basketball Team. “A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, A charm of friendship all the ichile. Em came to us from N. C. C. W. to add one more to our friends and to join our athletic ranks. Whenever there’s a basketball, baseball, or tennis game to be there, she’s on hand. We know she studied, too, ’cause we’ve often heard her recite. Em’s our friend; she's a good sport. Mary Leigh Beach a.b. Blackstone, Va. K A German Club; Friskies; Virginia Club; Dark Blue Athletic Team. The world is a wheel. And it will all come around right.'' Mary is one of the most lovable girls in the class of '30. She has a magnetic charm that draws us to her. We tell her of our joys and sorrows because she is one of the most understanding of people. Mary is thorough in all that she undertakes. Mary, we will miss you no end! May you live as long as you like and have what you like as long as you live! LLi l ■. i i U 1 I I l r T- Page Twenty-seven