Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Than som. B. L. Uswiieo. S. C. Gentle lil manner but NIUOIOUS in deed. Entered ,0fi. Member of iYight1nan Lite1':i1'y Society. Old Oswego must have known what she was doing when she sent us Mattie Dora. Some day we hope to know what she is. for now we know not. It is 21 eonnnon Oi'l'l1l'l'Q11C6 to walk in her room and find the pic-tures on her dresser face to the lnirror with the ll'lII.l'C side out. Her greatest nniluition is to he u hon lfreneli tent-lier :ind have Bliss May for ll pupil. v W 1 V w ' 1 .Joni-,sx1l,i,1'., 5. C . A lieurti to resolve ai. heard lo eonlrive, and ai lmml lo exec-ull-, 7 Entfered '08. Censoi' ol' Wiglitnmn liiterury Soeiety, '10g Class Proplietf. A ministfer's clzuigliterl Yes, :ind slie loves -5 fried chicken, too. .PX wittier, more whole- 'W hezu't,ed girl never lniilecl from Jonesville. She ezirries this even to lileonoinies, when she says, Oh! I didn't1 see illlll-.H or l didn't understizind tiliait-. Big .Xi'i:iil has not yet reziehed t-he logical conclusion whether her future life will he tlnit ot' il forttiine teller, or tlnit, of :ii Pnderewski. '7l 4

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IARIAIL, LUCILE 4 X X X WWA V. FN Xi. YN ff X .NX YN SYQXNXNLX QW'-',,, , YARN, I xy. ' I L7 .Xx A xx f , , 'f AX I V - ,XV , A N ' NX N 1 ,VI ' I President . x V ice-President V Secretary . N, Treasurer ,, I .-1? , 5 -LAW A A MEMBERS SENIOR CLASS ROLL KATE BRADDY GERTRUDE DAVIS LUCILE BYRD REBECCA NICHOLS CLASS COLORS: White and Green CLASS FLOWER: White Rose NIOTTO1 N ulla excellemfia sine Zabore LIALTIXVANGER, LAURA ARIAIL, VVILHELMENA I-XNDREXVS, MATTIE DORA BATES, ELISE BIRCHMORE, EVARET BRADDY, ELLA BRADDY, KATE BYRD, LUCILE BAILEY, ROSA LEE CONVARD, EDDYE LEE, CROSS, KATE HOXVARD DAVIS, GERTRUDE DAVIS, ANNA MORGAN DUBOSE, CORA DUKES, ELLA FLYNN, BESSIE FRASER, MAMIE 1 GIBSON, BETTIE GILMORE, CLARA GRAHAM, PROVIDENCE GREEN, MAYME GRIFFETH, ANTOINETTE GILMORE, CLARA JACKSON, MARY ' ISELLEY, LUCILE F' I QQ MANNING, MARY BELLE MAY, ELLEN I . A MCFALL, ORA MURCHISON, KATHERINE MERCHANT, SARA MCCOLLOUGH, WILHELMENA MOORE, ESTELLE MCCAIN, SALLIE MCMICHAEL SIMSIE PEGUES, NANCY NICHOLS, REBECCA REDMON, RUTH RICE, SARAH RICHARDSON, MARIE SIMMONS, ETHEL SMITH, ELLA SPROTT, QLLA STACKLEY, ANNIE SPIERS, LENORA SULLIVAN, EDITH TERRELL, GRACE TOXVNSEND, NLARGUERITP WVILLIAMS, RUTH VVILLIAMSON, ANNIE LTC1' LIMMERMAN, MARIE

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Tiojlv' B. A. SLQSLL B.L. n JONESVILLE, S. C. O for a seat in some goetic nook, A 'Just hid with trees an sparkling Wlth a brook. Entered, 'O8. Recording Secretary of VVightman Literary Society, 'O9. , Hey diddle de diddle, the cat and the fiddle, and this feline creature expects to bring to her feet all Europe, gaining by that a title. We have heard that the coronet is suited only to the tall and stately, so Woe to Lucile's ambitions. It might be that by standing her on a stool, she may be able to help her husband bear the title of Sheriff of Newberry County. BATESBURG, S. C. Those fiashing eyes, Wh ich ever flicker like a rhinestone on a dark mght, in a dark alley. presage a glorious future. Entered, '06. Treasurer of Y. VV. C. A., '07-'08: Presi- dent of Wightman Literary Society, '09, Chief Marshal, '09. A good looking girl, eh? Her beauty doesn't vanish at the touch, she is LeXington's fair daughter. To hear Lise laugh, one would think her a creation of mirth, but at times she is decidedly serious, asserting, that she is Elise and not Fraulein Bates. Her college. course has been one of good Work intermlngled and coated over with sonnets, eulogies, and yea-long epistles to the Citadel. 22