Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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QMW B. L. B1sHoPv1LLE. S. C. Constant quiet fills my peaceful breast. Entered, 'O6. Member of Carlisle Literary Society. t'Spooks deserves any other name. She is afraid of miee, loves Candy. and sings, Love Me and the Wlorld is Minef' She is still struggling to find out how the atmosphere is cooled by ice passing from 11 solid to n liquid. Being of many moods, she may he enlled moody She has had many duels fought over her, hut strangely without disaster. inn? BL LANC,-xs'1'1cn, S. C. It is well lo think well: il is divine to net well. lCntered, 'Oli. h'l0llll70l' of lvlglllllllllll Liternry Society. Bessie looks wise, hut let us eorreet that error, for Lnnrnstor is the lmest she enn do, and she's the best lJtllll'11Sl-Ol' hns. She reads Gerlnztn with expression-hntes shzuns, and is at modern Lady Mztebetli. 'P She is il lleelnrn- zttion of the ll. S.-1-Un' ln Yarn Metre C'ott:1ge. We wish mneh for her, one renson heeziuse she needs it. another lieenuse she deserves it. 27

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C 9 ' SBWUY-4, B. A. LIARION, S. C. Q A truer, nobler, trustier heart, More loving or more loyal never beat Within a human breast. Entered, '06. Corresponding Secretary of Wightman Literary Society, '09, Vice-President of Class, '09-'10, Clubs and Organization Editor of Criterion, '08-' 09, Assist- ant Lite1'ary Editor of Criterion, '09, Editor-in-Chief of Criterion, '10, Member of Executive Committee of S. C. College Press Association, '10, Class Poet, 'l0. 'fEat, drink, but be not merry, is our dear friend's motto. Consequently, she holds that silence is goldenn-at the table. She isthe biggest lier in school-Did We spell it Wrong? Well, though, she does sleep quite a great deal, she is a big story teller also. Perhaps you have seen some of them in the Criterion. Trude is especially interested in Cfoethe's play, H ermcm and Dorothea. Wonder if they'll take a trip to Mississippi? . MCL My AQW e BL. LAMAR, S. C. Be slow in considering, but resolute in action. Entered, '06. Member of Wightman Literary Society, Cora prides herself on her good C?D behavior in the Van Metre house. She still expects a traditional 1' Romeo, Lochinvar or . Valen- tine and We ,hope that her china heart will not be broken by the appearance of a Speed. 7' Her soul lies in her beautiful expressive eyes. She .has not told us what she is going to do, but we Just surmise that it is going to be a sur- prise. 26

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6 I WML, up B,A. COLUMBIA, S. C. Thou living ray oi intellectual Ere. Entered, '06. Critic of VVightman Literary Society, '093 Exchange Editor of Criterion, '09, Junior Class Poet 3 Assistant Literary Editor of Uoluvnbiang Salutatorian. Mamie came to us from Bennettsvilleg you could tell it, she is so bewitchingf' so charming, so darling, so perfectly adora- ble, 'iso altogether lovely. ? ? ? ? No dispute comes up in class, especially Bible, that she does not have to show her knowledge or lack of it-which? She has a good reputation in her classes, and the stars on her report are as many as there are in the sky on a cloudy night, we do not know about the stars in her crown. a Quack! Quack! Quack! And nobody un- derstood but Mamie. I wonder why? 77?Mj0fWf i . B. A, MCCOLL, S. C. The eloquent blood spoke in her cheeks, And so distinctly wrought, Ye might have said her body thought. . Entered, '06. Critic of VVightman Literary Society, '09-'10, Business Manager of Criterion, '10, Bet is her every day nameg she only answers to her christened name on big occa- sions, as the Junior reception. When there is a masculinediscussion on hand, she says, I don't like any of them myself-not even the Wlofford Glee Club, and they sing divine. She declared she was impeached when she had to resign Society presidency on account of having so many ofhces. Her blushing face and soft answers veil many unsatisfactory things-to some people. 28