Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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W B. S. LA'r'rA, S. C. A scholar, and a ripe and good one, Exceeding wise, fair spoken and persuading. . Entered, '06. Vice-President of Class ,'06-'07, Treas- urer, '07-'08, Vice-President, '08-'09, Treasurer of Car- lisle Literary Society, '07, Censor, '08, Vice-President, '09g Alumnae Editor of Criterion, '08-'09, Editor-in- Chief of Criterion, '09, Assistant Literary Editor of O'0l'um.- birmg Society Marshal, '10, Vice-President of Y. VV. C. A. Behold 1910's heart smasher! ! She never leaves the campus without adding one, and many times, several admirers to her train. She's not to blame, for she looks so fine and gay, she has to take a dog along to keep the other animals away --especially Parrotts and Foxes. This branch of heart smashing is not in the curriculum of Columbia College, at least she didn't learn it here, for she had reached this attainment before entering. She is liter- ary inclined, having already begun her re- vision of Sartor Resartiis. 5 0.-es.. CLQMMQ . B, L, NEWBERRY, S. C. She hath an artist's skill, a student's knowledge, and a soul's glad light. Entered, '06. Recording Secretary of Carlisle Literary Society, '08, Censor, '08, First Critic, '09, Vice-President, '10, President, '10g Marshal, '09, Assistant Art'Editor- of Colufmbian, '10. Hasn't Sara an innocent expression? Now, do not be deceived by her looks. She is al- ways playing pranks and jokes on someone. But innocent fun is alright, isnit it? She is a renowned artisty If you don't believe it, just pick up the Citadel Annual and see for yourself. She is in her glory when she can ride horseback for miles and miles, when cer- tain ones are in the party. For the last year, she has shown herself quite wise. From whence comes her wisdom? 32

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, MW . L17 fff Auuusrx, Ga. O, she is fairest. DILLOX, S. C. She came adorned hither like sweet May? Entered, 'O6. Corresponding Secretary of Carlisle Literary, Society 'O9. In the fall of '06, a cyclone blew oyer Colum- bia, scattering debris right and left. A pretty stout piece hit the college steepleg and amid the roaring thunder and flashing lightning. we heard a troubled voice, which proved to be Mary's. Since then, by pushing and jogging at her occasionally, we have managed to get hei through school. She is one of that lovey dovey kind, one that can say with earnest- ness: Ah, let me close my eyes and dream sweet.. fanciful, vagrant dreams of love. B. L. ' Ent.o1-ad, '06, Member of Carlisle Literary Society. She is a pure Georgia, Cracker, not in looks but in spirit. She likes syrups. pretty dresses and is really the model ot fashion. l . . . D ., I , ., . , - T Lucille has is studious ragtiinef such an Zllililtltt-ING wary ot talking. good hearted, and hard to beat at ' Many a handsome said of her: '-it inbrosial tresscs around her head A more than earthly l'ragram'c s youth has 31

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QAMDLA, S. L. A child no more, a maiden now: A graceful maiden with a gentle brow. Entered, '0T. Recording Secretary of YVigl1t1nan Literary Society, '10: Marshal. '10. Kate always says just what she thinks. no matter to whom she is speaking. She likes all of her books-out of her sight. hut we niust give her credit for the many, many questions she has answered in Politieal lic-onoiny. She eoulcl always distinguish so well hetween flemnnrl ancl supply. Then. too, she well re- ineinhers all she has ever studied ahout .fllcgvrmzlcr the Great. liate made a splendid Mcwslmllg she must have hail speeial training. dm Miha Colitmnu, 'l'hat though she was on pleasure hr-nl, She had a. frugal ininml 1 cl, '0b. i ie is one of our clay pupils. therefore. we mlon't know quite so inneh about her as we do some of the others, hut we really think we know enough. l'nlike niost of the llay pupils. she never lets the rain keep her at hoine, hut is always Johnny on the Spot. She enjoys writing essays on Sliakespeares plays, anal was never known to iniss a question in llilile. Why is it that when she goes to ride on Sunday atternoon, she insists on eoniing hy the eollege? Perhaps it- is to let us get a glimpse of hiin fthe horsel. q wg 'J-J O