College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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.4 'Q .T 1' 2 .Tab nf' ' 'Lili 3ii5..':.Z . . . , A ,T-., ' H ',EQi,f.1.f? . xy. ' -V v . M . wi , new eq ff -f'-s . ' ,law v 'iq 77-1 1 fi N . . - K, . , , ,V ., ML, in Y., A X .M , I. ,I .. ,U .. .,, ,. ..,,.'. Sw' . s , J- ..-1.1 l ,fl ' lx... l ill' lf- ll- ffltrg- ll yflfii- if I vii ,X-hx 1, 1 'M -Rc,V,A',i:.jAH A- . gn Luv- tj- ,,,:eg:,5,.: ,Q Y ,M . 45:-L-rf., Qi- g 1y.,,Q ,...- - 1-Z.. MARGARET LOVVNDES VVALKER, B. S. Ma1'ga1'ef' 'E K E CHARLESTON, s. C. Commerce Co-Ed Club, '24, '25, '26, '27g Dralnatic Society, '25, '26, '27g Dramatic Society Play, '25, '26g Comet Staff, '24. When Margaret entered these sacred portals nearly four years ago, she thought it was only for a short stay. However,we were very glad when she changed her mind and stayed the full quota, for aside from being one of the most attractive girls in the College, she is undoubtedly one of the 'most popular. 'It would be hard to decide what Margaret's chief talent is. The fact that she made her debut in her Senior year shows that her studies do not worry her. Among those things that will keep her fresh in our memory is her dramatic talent. In her Sophomore year, Margaret took the lead in tl1e Devil's Disciple. Last year she took a character role in Dear Brutus. She is unquestionably versatile. W'e do not know just what Maragaret is going to do after she iinishes college. She says she is going to teach school. We don't think she will teach long, but we know that she will succeed at whatever she does. Page Sixty-eigl1t ' ,. '. '. Ai.. AZ' , '. .. -1e',.1.'i'legllX'i-,M . V. V. ,, , '. . . ' , --5,1,' ,,. -,, 5 ,ff-5 Ay if ' r f -v -. .V 'wlifp' 'f,r'..'l.'.f' .l,,1r3:k,!,fiT ...S mana.,--A4,.. -A -...-. wwf - f- ,QM - .L ff f-1 'vs1cef:.:.- ' ' x -' --f Aff 1 S--' - f - 'Q

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i i LEGARE WALKEIQ, IR., A. B. Bustc1 ' Barbarian A T A SUMMI-:RviLL1s, s. C. English Baseball, '26g Basket-ball, '27g Manager of Swimming, '26g Cliosophie Literary Society, '26, '279 Vice-President, '27, Mystic Circle, '26, '27g President, '27g Representative-alt-Lzlrge Student Council, '27, Executive Committee of Athletic Association, '20, '27g ljramatie Society, i2G, '27, Legare has not been with ns for four years, having attended Washington and Lee his Freshman year. However, there is not a member of the class who is more popular, and his popularity has been deserved. He has been in everything. He has played on the basket-ball team and has been representative-at-large on the Student Council. He has been a goclsend to committees which are beset with the problem of providing entertainment for banquets or meetingsg but especially those of the pep supper: as an organizer of college dances, he has no peerg and we have a hunch that he is the secret sorrow of more Co-Eds than you would think possible. So far as we know, Legare is planning to enter the University of South Carolina. Law School for the next three years. Wie can hardly wait for Legare to plead his lirst case in court, being sure that the delicate wit and other outstanding qualities that have been ex- hibited in the College will stand him in good stead before a judge and jury. Page Sixty-seven

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' li ' N' 1-' , . f 1 l 1 r, l l l ...M -H . 5 l i l l 3, E, l v I l 5 I, l. i x t ...............-.... .f-, .....: EDWARD HARLESTON WARING,IR.,B. S. ' p Admiral Hardy ' CHARLESTON, 5. C. ' 'E11gil'l667'il1fg Mystic Circle, '2 7. Though the gold lace and the furbelows of a real admiral are lacking, Hardy with his blonde hair is equally striking. O11ly a few really know this classmate of ours. Seven sub- jects in one's Senior year is enough to quell any revolutionary ideas in O11C'S head, but not so in the Admiralls. He has even declared his independence of female assistance in tying bow ties during the past year. His general appearance plus dignity naturally would command respect. and even in New Orleans it is rumored that he's the Prince of Wfales minus the horses and broken collar bones. From Monsoon China, to foggy England he has traveled and learned, taking in every detail. No wonder we have a man so deep and one who thinks so muehlg he has something to think about. His tropical moons in the South Sea Islands, and his castles in Spain will some day be realized. He always makes his goals high, for he unconsciously loves the glory of achievement. X . 1 1 L I . Page 5'i.rty-nine . ex , 1 :ff i I ' 4'f-WC' W. J ,fu - .- 1 H rm. All . , R., .l . I o . -,,-' ,tr