Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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X S B. S, fffjf U' , SPARTANBURG, N ought to be done. ft dent of Class, '08-'O9. C for tive long years, being a she entered. She is Jolly grow fat. Her love Cfor lak a red, red roseg ance left us we could not rouse Ol - P b. C. The most important part of every business isto know what Entered, '05. Critic of Wightinan Literary Soeiety,'1O: Assistant Business Manager of C7ri!eri0n. 'OS-'O9: Presi- Olla has stood by her oi a and believes in the old ae a from that stupor d 't .-Xlnia Mater mere 't laid when nd good natured. age, Laugh and Miss Colsonj was after the former into which she had fallen, until one day she walked by the bulletin board and saw the words, 'tSenior l'lX2llllSH--f'.l2'llr was enough to wake the dead. Ulla is from dear old Spar- tanburg, and well deserves the name ol' a t Spartan. She sonietiines reminds us of Jill, but who there would play th -3251, B, A, IiINtiS'l'lil'1l'l. S. C. l'houg.. slim l yu .. nj' 5 - -. - I ' s 'sz m 1 :ls 'IU Heaven lli.'l'll1l,l1ll earth . renn lest -n lCntered, '00 Corresponding Secretary ol' Varlisle .lJlll0l'tllI'Y Society, 'UT-'0S: 'l'reasurer. 'US-'lltlz Uensor, 'US- 'tlflg l'resident, 'tltlg Critic, 'ltl: Censor, 'ltlz Business Manager ol' f7o!umbian, 'lllg Society Marshal, 'lll. Here's our Business Manager, would you believe it? She means business when she goes to get an ad, and she ineans business when she says, Uh, I ean't- go up town: l've got to study. We all know how often .Xnnie goes up town and it's a regular joke. Her superb figure UD ainbrosial tresses Cl and dainty hands UD render her a thing ot' beauty and a joy l'0l'0V0l'.H She is a lirni believer in the doetrines ol' ll2llll0llt'lSlll and has a great ten- deney towards travelling nien. Where will , you find a nobler, more loyal hearted girl '.' 37 e part of .lur'lf. '

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JACKSONVILLE, FLA. And listens like a three year's child. ' wa RSWMANK S-WQIXN BL. .lol-iNsToN, S. C. 'tThe noblest mind the best contentment has. Entered, '07. President of Wiglitinzin Literary Society, '10g Vice-President '1O. Nobody ever saw her who did not remark about those pretty brown eyes. It is certainly well that she has one redeeming feature. We have never seen Ella when she did not look happy and contented. There must be some unknown reason for it. Ask her why she thinks Scotch names are .so adorable. She spent last summer around or near Mt. M itchell, and found it so pleasant that she expects to do the same this summer. B. L. Entered, '06. Treasurer of Carlisle Literary Society, '08, Recording Secretary, '09, Censor, '1O. In Lenora we have an innocent three year old child. Does not her very face portray it? Some people say that innocence is ignorance, but not so in her case. She can read eight pages of French in thirty minutes and never writes down a word in her book, but her fond- ness for all branches of science is out of the ordinary. 'We often wonder why she didn't take a different degree. She is not exactly a fair representative of the Land of Flowers, H yet she has some characteristics native to that State. We have often seen her write the word, Dieter, will some one translate it for us? 36

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4-'G-4.2.5 Qc.. B.A. 5-533, fQ,5.-Lew esnwtzwowc. B. L, HONEA PATH, S. C. A face which is always serene, possesses a mysterious and powerful attraction. f Entered, 'O6. Vice-President of Vllightinan Literary Society, '09, Prosecuting Censor, '09, Treasurer of Class, '06-'07, Local Editor of Criterion, '09, Assistant Business Manager, ,103 Society Marshal, ,10. Edie carne to us from Honea Path and is naturally very sweet. She is a dear, frank little- girl, little did we say? Just a term of endearment. We used to call her f'Sunny Jim -so bright was her disposition. She was quite changed for awhile, but now she chirps like a Byrdq She is a very studious girl, and makes rapid advance in her studies. O'tts true. , B1f,NN'1fiisv1LL1t, S. C. In Eyen in war, moral power is to physical as three parts out of our. , Entered, '07. Treasurer of Wightnian Literary Society, '10g President, '10, Y. W. C. A. Editor of Criterion, '10. Delegate to Asheville, '09. Now, what would you say about Grace if you were just left to judge from her picture? Well, shels not half so good looking as it is. Cne can tell that shels from some little ville, but will have to be honest, and adrnit that she's a right good girl. - We have often feared she would ruin her eyes studying by candle light. This accounts for so rnany good CPD recitations. She is well worth her sheep skin and we all know it. W 38 v i E -5 4 ,. .s..,es--my-.i-,K M. A,- :-