College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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v ,.-., .-.,. V. I , . X. it ,nav ,L U X, if 1 ,t,- 1 ,i 1 . , ..,.. if' 4, A Y MARGUERITE MULLER, B. S. f'Marguer'ife CHARLESTON, s. C. Biology Co-Ed Club, '24, '25, '26, '27g Swimming Team, '24, '25, '26, Manager, '26, '27g Basket-ball Squad, '24, '25, '26, '27, Cast of Dear Brutus, '26, Comet Stuff, '27, Glee Club. '27. Beauty of form and beauty of character-these don't often go together. Yet Marguerite possesses both to a marked degree. To complete the three graces we have only to add one other characteristic: her attractive personality. Contrary to what might be expected, she hasn't the slightest trace of vanity. Sincere compliments, the admiration of her friends, their tangible demonstration of it in twice electing her most popular co-ed. -these have not changed her for she goes her way, seemingly unconscious of it all. Marguerite is seriously interested in her studies, and takes an active part in classroom discussions. She is an enthusiastic worker for student activities, and has twice distin- guished herself as a member of the cast of the Dramatic Society plays. Beneath her soft, friendly attitude, Marguerite possesses a devotion to principle and a Hrmness of conviction that will make her one of the most vividly remembered of the Class of '27. Page Forty-nine - . J wk. T. in .jk-J at . M- lffl- af , rv, id, --if p.-.A

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ALICE FRANCES MORAN, A. B. Alice CHARLESTON, S. C. Latin Co-Ed Club, '24, '25, '26, '27g Glee Club, '27. A friend as constant, ardent, true, As the heart expectant ever knew. A bright student, true friend, and genial companion, Alice has made and held many friends during her college career. She is always attractively and well-dressed with a mass of wavy brown hair to top it all. Alice is never worried about tests or exams, secure in the knowledge that she will be distinguished. Generous in sharing her knowledge, she is ever willing to assist, especially in translating Latin. Though most of her courses have been languages she has done well in the others also. . Alice's is a pleasing personality, her independence being one of her greatest charms. She has a talent for music, both piano and voice, and has done much toward the success of Co-Ed meetings. We may some day hear of Alice teaching Latin, but we doubt it, being sure that she will instead be famous in the musical world. Page Forty-eight

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