College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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WILLIAM RICHARD SOIOURNER,B. S CHARLESTON, S. C. THOMAS JEFFERSON TOBIAS, IR., B. S. CHARLESTON, S. C. CAROLINE LOUISE TRIEST, B.S. CHARLESTON, S. C. LAWRENCE ALLEN VOIGT, B. S, CHARLESTON, S. C. HENRY VON KOLNITZ, B. S. CHARLESTON, S. C. MARY OLIVIA WADE, B. S. CHARLESTON, S. C. ROLAND WEEKS, B. S. CHARLESTON, S. C. ELIZABETH LONG PORCHER, A. B. CHARLESTON, S. C. Page Seventy-eiglu

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Sophomore' year is supplanted by a feeling of responsibility and determina- tion. Our goal is in sight, and beckons us onward. VVe have labored together for three years. The spirit of co-operation has been ever present, and has bound us firmly together. May we uphold the tradition and honor of the Col- lege as faithfully on the last lap of our journey as we have for the past three years. JOHN ARTHUR SIEGLING, .Pf7:Sl'0l'ilI1l. Who ' fire! I I : lt K? lf is ' X N J ir W Q- 4 1 fi: A f ,N X , L I 1 ' NL ,,., :if 21357, , S 1 ,f qf X 5 , Ax N lx lnjlmlxr :tm X I is - I -. -. I-ia.:-'?5Ef 'ZS'-.f ' biz?-'gfi , N Q'-'Z ill -. X C Y M Y Q i W ' .. :-. . , WN V x ll f 'iffy-gga- -. . X X 5 Xa ,. X R f :- 3 1 I Q U Page Eighty