College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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CAROLINE PICAULT AIMAR, A. B. Kara nLll1lgfl3'U CHARLESTON, s. C. Ezzglish Track Team, '24, '25, '26, '27, Manager, '25, Captain, '26g Co-Ed Club, '24, '25, '26, '27, Treasurer, '26, '27g Y. W. C. A., '2-13 Drarnatic Society, '25, '26, '27, Cast of Old Lady Shows Her Medals , Quill Club, '24, '25, '26, '27g Secretary, '25, Vice-Prcsiilent, '26: Presiflent, '27, Vice-President of Junior Class, Secretary-Trensnrer of Senior Class, Comet Staff, '26, Magazine Staif, '26, '27, Corresponding Secretary of the'S. C. C. P. A., '27, Pep and college spirit-truly characteristic words! Eagerly cheering a team to victory or participating in athletics, she displays the same dynamic nature. She had been a great aid in many college activities, for one is apt to rind her fashioning roses for a play, pre- siding over an animated meeting of the Quill Clnb, or urging delinquent members to pay their Co-Ed clues before Christmas. Laughter and originality, imagination, and an ascthetic appreciation of literature, quick wit-the delight of professors and students-and good-humor pervading all-that's Kam as she appears at college. Beneath this is a thoroughness and capability, which enable her to Fill efficiently such positions as Secretary of the S. C. C. P. A., and a sense of honor and sincerity-sincerity to herself as well as to others-that will not allow her to tolerate Ufalse glory. One of the best-liked and most dependable members .of the Senior Class, she is truly une bonne ,camarade. ' Page Tlrirty-tlzreu

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O x Y l l A 1 x l . 1 , ROBERT WALLER ACHURCH, A. B. I c1B0bn 1'IKfI1 CHARLESTON, s. C. Envglishi l Seeretary-T1'easnrer of Freshman Class, '24g Assistant Manager of Baseball, '24g Y. M. C. A., '24f Comet Staff, '27g Chrestomathic Literary Society, '24, 253 Vice-President, '25g Cast of Dear Brutusf' '26, Quiet, digniiied, and industrious, best describes Robert as a college student, for through- out the past four years he has been steadily adding to these qualities. As a friend, student, , and a fraternity man, Bob has always been sincere, and as such has raised himself to the ' V esteem of both faculty and student body. ' f - Bohn has proved to be a champion of the Co-Eds, and never lacks for one of them to help him pass away the free periods. During the last year a heavily insured object which Bob swears is an automobile x ' has appeared about the campus. This automobile has become almost a tradition of the College, and in it Bob expects to sail out into the world this May. What he intends to fa . ' do when he leaves is not known, and while we do not like to predict, it is not difficult to say that if he does not become an admired alumnus of the College of Charleston, the Class fi of 1927 will be very much disappointed. is Page Thirty-two l 'A,' J Qaffwff ' in V7. . , V , , , L f Q. Ve..7L.' - L A . as A C. 1 f .N

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