College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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lSOLINE BEATY LUCAS, B. S. Lukie CHARLESTON, s. C. Latin Co-Ed Club, '24, '26, '27, Undergraduate Representative, '24, Dramatic Society, '26, '27, Quill Club, '25, '26, '27, Comet Stuff, '26, Oo-Ed Representative Student Council, '25, '26, Co-Ed Representa- tive Athletic Association, '25, '26, Tennis, '24, '25, '26, '27, Winner of College Tournament, '24, '25, Basket-ball, '24, '25, '26, '27, Captain, '25, '26, '27, Would you like to sec an all-round girl? Gaze on Lukie. There isn't anything that she can't do, and if you think this tell her about it, and she'll prove you are wrong! Lukie is known not only for her scholastic ability and as the best of Captains, but she wears a C and also several stars. Tennis and basket-ball are her chief sports, and she is chief in these sports. NVhen you try to describe her, you realize what an enormous task you have, for words cannot be found with which to describe her many capabilities. lsoline's favorite college work centers around the languages and she was one of the few Seniors to tackle Anglo-Saxon verbs. She has been an active and influential member of the Quill Club and Dramatic Society. Conscientious in performance of duty, earnest and diligent in work and play, she will bc a success in any sphere of activity in which her life may be spent. -- Page I'01'I'j'-0716 , ,l i '-7 l

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H I 'l 'It' f. -'T 'V 'um' .t i LQ f' i iggzgf i'-f, ,, f -,,l,,,g,,.,,,:,..4' Ama ,gnu , -QQ, A, ,.,.. W, ' ...lf ir ' 'f -f... 5,- ',i X, 'i -, if fa jf lt 'gi fit 15 Al' be 'ill - , .1 .. if 1 -N1 'l ti' ,gal , ku! ijt all 'Fi si' ,YY-.l. lg- irililigal iff aff fl -- , gkggsygal, ff ,r A 1 1 l i f X l A 'l li i 1 , 1. J if I, Q. ls lit if, Qv le l 2 ANNIE LAURIE MATI-IIS, A. B. Q . . ,, N u Hflizme Laurie I A 115 if l CHARLESTON, s. C. L Latin Y. W. G. A., ,24, '25g Co-Ed Club, '24, '25, 526, 1279 Basket-ball, '27g Comet Staff, '27, N Annie Laurie we call her, and well does she herself lit the words and music of that f beautiful old song. Beauty both in nature and appearance are hers. Coming amongst us ' almost a stranger she quickly won the friendship of all-and there is not one of us who does 3 not have a soft place in our heart for her. But beauty is not all there is to her, for she is li , , 'l l thoroughly capable. Her competent work, which has qualified her as one of the best ll' , students in her class, and her interest and willing helpfulness in college activities have ll. f placed her high in the estimation of both faculty and students. Our regret at having to ll' part from the pleasant association with her which has been ours for the past four years ' is difficult to express, and is only lessened by the hope of future meetings with her in F. times to come. , if .gl K L , , ill Page Forty-tliree ,. . . i :