Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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. L...,,.,.... I I ll i Ii 'Fi 7 il .f HW -l CLASS OF 1913 MOTTO: Do your duty and d little more. COLORS: Gold cmd Purple FLOWER: Pansy President . . . ELOISE STURGEON V ice-President KATHLEEN ARIAIL S601-etgu-y , . FANNYE DOXKVLING Tyggygufel' FLOY BETHEA HiSf,O1'i2L11 . MARGARET REESE MEMBERS ARIAII., IQATHLEEN DOXVLING, FANNYE LIVINGSTON, BESSIE SHULL, LUOILE BETHEA, FLOY FOLK, LOUISE MUNNERLYN, DAISY SUMMERSETT, RUTH BETHEA, ANNIE FOLK, INEZ MOSIJEY, ELOISE . STOCKMAN, ELVIE BERGER, MAIIIE FISHER, FREDERICA MOEB, MARION STURGEON, ELOISE BERRY, BESSIE FAUT, MARY B. NICIVIILLAN, ADA SALLY, LALLA BERRY, LOUISE FLYNN, EUNICE LIIASON, JESSIE SUBER, MYRTLE BYRD, RUTH GLOVER, EUNICE LJARTIN, LTELLON TUTEN, .ADDIE BRABHAII, MAY LIUDSON, GERTRUDE MARTIN, LIMA TILLER, LOUISE BROCKINGTON, DAISY HZUGHES, MARY GXNIER, AUBREY TURNER, VIVIAN COYINGTON, ANNIE HARLEY, LIAMIE PARHAM, MARY TILLEY, N'EALY CROXVTHER, RUTH LIAMER, LOUISE RITTER, EMMA ROBERTSON, LIILDA CREIGHTON, EMILY LIEUSTESS, EYA REESE, MARGARET VVATSON, VINNIE VVAIT xD,-XNTZLER, NINA JOHNSTON, PEARL SPIGNER, SMILEY 68

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,-....,....., 1.-.-. . -.,...-- ,-. .-f---- --V ,-Tv--f. , . ,, Y , ' Like the lives of happy nations, this year has been uneventful. The monotony of our studious life has been broken from time to time by certain deafening sounds caused by eats dragging dust-pans down the stairs and frequent health lectures on dread diseases. Semi-weekly we are taken for an airing about the places of interest. Among the pleasures ol' the year was the eoneert ot the Wofford College Glee Clubg this was a hard-earned joy. because we had to turn our dining room into an auditorium, and long did we work in moving tables and t-hairs, but the eoneert made amends for tired arms. 'ttltt in the stilly night we have been delighted by the melodious voir-es of t'ai-olina. At the elose ol' our Sophomore year we are looking torwaid to the privileges of upper elassinen and lil'e in our new building. llere. we are told. we are to have lounging rooms and a least hall. Many things will the historian ot' the last two years ol' our illustrious elass have to relate. We have had a glorious beginning. and let us make our last years lull-V worthy ol' our loudest ambitions. Wlldllli IJ. SIIICIZ.-Xltll. t'l11.vs llI.Nf0I'I.ll1l. SOPHOMORE CLASS POEM AIL to the Class of l!ll2, Deep into books wt-'ve been nnule ln delve. l'ntil quite il learned group :ire we. lltlt th:tt's t'll'itl'ly slniwn ill il Q1lillll't', see? Faitliful, valiant and true we stand- Sixty-eight Soplioniores in one lmiid: Proud of the lfneulty and t'. t'.. quite: l'roud of the girls who wear purple and white. ln -lnne we-'ll hezul our Soplu-more ennoe For the shore where lives the .lunior erew. 'l'hen. when the .lunior goal is passed XYe will be dignitied Seniors nt last. 67 ,.1.,1.,.

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HISTORY OF CLASS of 1913 S is characteristic of all Freslmian elasses, we have memhers from all parts of our own State anrl, in faet, from several other States. There are titty- two of us, who, at first were almost entire strangers. hut it was not long hetore our eommon trials, harrlships antl pleasures hountl us in t-lose fellowship. lVe fonnrl it very hartl to hegin eollege work. as we were nnaeenstomefl to its flCIIl211'ltlS. 'Realizing this, we hanfleil ourselves together. having as our motto. lie your rluty anfl a little more. 'We have lonnfl that there are some who mean to make the most ol' their opportunities here, anrl are striving to get all ont ol' them liossihle. While. ol' eonrse. there are some who are not quite so stntlions anil who wonhl not hnrn the mitlnight oil, though they were allowetl to :lo so. tlthers have shown their literary hent hy heeoming memhers ol' either the Wightman or the t'arlisle soeieties. Still others have lonntl enjoyment, in the athletie elnhs ol' the eollege: while all have iflentifiefl themselves with the Young Women's t'hi'istian -Xssoeiation. .Ks a whole, we hill l'air to make a vert' enviahle reeortl flaring our toni' Years. ltlrom the lirsti ol' lleeemher, we hegan eonnting the weeks anal tla-vs hel'ore we eonlrl go home lor the t'hristmas holitla-vs, .Xt last the time eame :mil we went to our homes exeeetlingly liappy--I'or, ol' eonrse. we hail heen a ffflfe homesiek at times. We eame haek alter the holiwlahvs eager to hegin the preparations lor the 1lt'east--an event ol' greatest importanee to a l reshman. We workeil like 'l'i'ojans tleeorating the rooms in our elass eolors. arranging eontests anil getting np the menu, whieh we enjoyetl to the lnllest extent. 'l'his least is one long In lie remem- heretl, tor it slanils as an oasis in the ilesert ul' inoni,toii-v. - Very tlniekly the time has passetl, anal we ai'e aliont to N 'I , . . . , Qfffik , reaeh the goal tor whieh we have heen strix'ingw-hoplio- moresl We are looking eageili' lorwaril to next year. for .lxlll 9-.lj ' . , ' WW we have really eiibiohvetl oni' work antl leel sure we ean tlo X Q Q 9 still greater things in the I'ntni'e. we . 5-'f Bl.XlZtl.XlIl',l ltlzlzhlz. ISS. .J Q, lt, l g 'L 'i Q e 'Q ' X I' 'lk' .ati -at 'P , ',. - A trio? Qt ,'ev'Nv XXX 1 thx ill' l , 'xl l 69