College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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. awe-.V . . f ig' .' if A if N -il A Q , -i., ll.. ,fJ.',f',fv'g I ll, ,f., f,V lF r , i - A L3 Y ,V , , , ,,,,,, - , ' , i up, X,-sg, ,,,,- fr 1. ' 'eff' 1 'pr V . ' ' 31, i 'xiii 5 li-rf T' 'T 3T. fp! fx- QL. 5 il' ' 'Fill MV' Lille v Q val ' l 'll ,j'f':5 i ' f' it,llL'f.,fli'?gllzllligpru ff ly: lf! --M f il ll , l E l 4 ugf ill ,V ,-fr-I, f, x 'I K. . , lain, l V, g , My, lil ,U X. wi t l itil? , . ,. . , l ' lull , . is V, ASHMEAD FORRESTER PRINGLE, JR., A. B. lm' Ash Milkweed lilly A T Q lf' ll CHARLESTON, s. C. fry English itll Assistant Baseball Manager, '24, Manager, '25, Y. M. C. A., '24g Cliosophic Literary Society, '26, '27g fla- Seeretaly-Treasurer, '27g Dramatic Society, '26, '27: Treasurer and Business Manager, '27, Business Manager, 'il Dear Brutus, '2t5g Associate Editor of Magazine, '26, '27. Vi . . . ' lg At a very tender age there arrived at the College a Freshman with a Wide grin, a hearty an laugh a11d a head capable of playing havoc with the satisfactory list. During four years the tif Freshman put his head to use, made his age a little less tender, and added much to his grin V,--, and laugh. However, years mean little to Ashmead.' He possesses, and apparently seems HK destined to possess, the quality of youth. He refuses to grow up, is absolutely irrepressible, and therefore is a most agreeable companion. Ponce de Leon evidently overlooked Legare ll' Street in his search for the Fountain of Youth, for Ashmead ' discovered it in his back yard. iff. Frequently we Hnd a poem signed HA. F. P., Ir, and we must confess that the un- ' serious Ashmead'l has passed far ahead of the overly serious college poets. lt has even li,-, been rumored that the Poetry Society of South Carolina has praised his work. My Business, however, is Ashn1ead's ambition, and it is easy to see the future with Asl1- H, fl' . , mead enthroned on a stack of substantial banknotes. my M Page Fifty-three I lil ' VL. if ,V-,UW , T gvflv' ii, xl v'1il'lj'5i -iq l ' , l- 1 -, if l Q if 'if , gs4,.:. l gl -git S li .. axial: it l' 'a.gi..Q,LgQ2. gag., f ..2L:..Qj'. V' gf l ,Mis L2 is

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Y. ., w'-P ' - . ' .- .. in , ,f iw W .. ,hm , .- ' Q- 'I 'Ii ,..' a lun ,' tt ,kv , t., l ,IM l flu, 4. rfb if sa., . .. ,,, 5... -1 it I X ' 1 A I. rf'--i' 41- ,gl 2. tl. vLkix..,1? :,,,,,w,n, , ryan ,' .f W 5. 1 gjv , ,lt '.! 3 A, 7' ' 2 f ll 4. 9. ,g,,,f.. qvf Q -. 5. , -lk .. if... as -t. ,A ,ff 1 L 'L' s - U-I f ' - - -4' J ,V ii 'i ' .. 'iv ' ' 4 i1x.lgi:'Q' , l ELIZABETH CECILE RIC Cile CHARLESTON, s. C. Latin Co-Ed Club, 124, '25, '26, '27g Glee Club, '27. Smile and the vvorlcl smiles v Always happy, good-natured and jolly-truly this is tures who doesn't believe in taking life too seriously, and way making friends all the while. Cile's', utter unsellis help her classmates, and her attractive personality, have m. Having come to the College four years ago detcrmi has been successful in her determination, and leaves scholarship. Cile seemed to have been partial to the lan well, especially in Latin. Besides being an earnest and part in many activities outside of the classroom. We s and as she goes out from C. of C. into the world, we which she deserves. Page Fifty-five .L pwcagi .. , .. Y f-. E, A. B. ' fith you Cile. She is one of those crea- so she goes right along in her own hness whole-hearted willingness to 1 a 44 rs w acle her quite a favorite at C. of C. ned to secure an A. B. degree, she behind her an enviable record in S C - . . vuages, in all of which she has done conscientious student, she has taken aspect that Cile', will teach Latin, wish her the happiness and success l . . i .C in ' t' ' 'j'w fr .v'. .' ,I . 4 ff