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

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“Chief Among the Rats9 We Have99 Miss Janh Wallace Davis, whose very sincerity and leader- ship swept the freshman class off their feet, and hoisted Jane into the high chair of the Freshman Chairman. Irene Gailes Rockingham, N. C. Eleanor Burris Charlotte, N. C. Dorothy Duckett Charlotte, N. C. Jean Davis Charlotte, N. C. Helen Cumnock Davidson, N. C. Sara Kelly Lillard Elkin, N. C. Kathryn Craven Charlotte, N. C. Emily Ferguson Clinton, S. C. Helen Malloy Cheraw, S. C. Betsy Gillette Charlotte, N. C. Frances Poole Mullins, S. C. Kathfrine M. Martin Maxton, N. C. Sara Durant Southern Pines, N. C. Catherine Meares McBee, S. C. Dorothy Morrison Monroe, N. C. [8]

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FRESHMA DAYS Norma Moore Lucielle Kidd Indian Trail, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Annie Laurie Anderson Badin, N. C. Cornelia Davis Charlotte, N. C. Kate Brown Landrum, S. C. Virginia Snapp Charlotte, N. C. Jean Asbury Charlotte, N. C. Sara Little Charlotte, N. C Louise Denham Mooresville, N. C. Kathryn Alexander Gastonia, N. C. Ruby McCain Matthews, N. C. Katherine Lowrance Mooresville, N. C. Nell James Morganton, N. C. Katherine K. Martin Ware Shoals, S. C. Mildred Lowrance Mooresville, N. C. f7]

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Marie Griffin Monroe, N. C. Helen Hatcher Winchester, Virginia Mayme Ingram Kannapolis, N. C. Sara Henry Rockingham, N. C. Margaret Hunsucker Gibson, N. C. Marjorie Pressly Belmont, N. C. Margaret Land Chester, S. C. Ann McCree Roberts Carthage, N. C. Anna Margaret Riggs Parkersburg, West Va. Frances Ehrhardt Pinehurst, N. C. Helen Hawley Charlotte, N. C. Margaret W. Jager Charleston, S. C. Ruth Hoggard Charlotte, N. C. Stacie Orr Indian Trail, N. C. Sara Keiger Charlotte, N. C. “FRESHMAN DAYS” N 1 lOTHING adds so much to a college as an outstanding freshman class, for this is the new blood which inspires the students each year. And usually the baby class is attractive as a whole, and spoiled as individuals, and very cute. But this September told a different story. We watch- ed our freshman register, and unpack, and start to work, and calmly proceed to amaze everyone else. They are still attractive, but unusually so, with an unlimited amount of energy and poise. Never has Queens seen so many capable students in one class. And they are all sensible! As soon as the flurry of rushing had passed, the level-headed misses, still unruffled by all of the excitement, immediately called on Jane Davis to organize the class, and appointed Mar- garet Land and Tempe Speagle as leaders of the traditional Stunt Night . Even with all of the business of pulling themselves to- gether, the class has managed to contribute to all college entertainments from the plentiful supply of talent in the Freshman class. And such versatility! The prodigies boast of whistling wonders and parchesie champions in the same breath. And no one seems to be childishly shy about performing. All in all, Queens-Chicora is proud of her youngest class and experiences a certain thrill in calling each freshman her own. If the freshmen will only keep their individual attitudes, their fresh outlooks, their dear visions of the future always before them, then this old college, in four years, should raise the flag in honor of the best yet . [9]