Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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X.. if 'Nrgf Fools, Calendar F- CTOBER 6-Miss Page requests Dr. Pugh to change the period for 0 Geology because she wants to give Bessie Duncan an Expression QC A wfxxg , lesson that period. - rr - S43 October 15 Bet ones, sworn enemy of crushes, is heard in the hall saying, Come, kiss me good bye, Grace. October 20-Vineta Ackerman misses the point in Economics. November l-Iva Mahaffey was caught thinking. November 15-Maggie McAlister forgot to go to her music lesson. November 27-East VVing enjoys quietude and rest-Cause: Bessie Duncan has gone off to spend the week-end. The girls take advantage of the opportunity to get in a word or two themselves. November 31-Bessie comes backg other girls quit talking. December 10-Fresh. Lipscomb packs suitcase to go home for the holidays. December l8-Girls start out to Serenade Faculty. Lights suddenly come on. Chase Black is found crouching in a bathtub. Serenade changes into a march to Study Hall. january 6-Nell Kellett goes to sleep in Pedagogy class. January 19-Nell Kirke embraces Mrs. Glenn, thinking it is Sue Deschamps. February 5-Mrs. Glenn changes style of hair-dressing-Change only physical. February Sflaess Smith hopes that it will snow and freeze so hard until you will slip-up if you stick your head out of the window. February 25-Grace Smith stops posing long enough to play snowball. February 27-Minnie Fair Lykes gives her room-mate a terrible scare. She cleaned up the room by herself, February ?8-Miss Page announces that the girls must go to study hall if they dont play basket-ball. March 3-Bessie Kinard actually Wgfking-Waxing Miss Page,S Studio Hoof, March 6-Miss Auld is relieved of drinking the milk and washing the bottle. ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN

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,. fs-X iii P' W ff f fakes 51,9 RESH. LgNhD, picking up a last year's .Xnnnal, said, This l,.,.il4 is tit-tlitgtie. C. -- 'o' ' qia 5:x to I ISS . Ig 3lTl. g f SOIJH ALLEN- Yes, she died last year. Xia Miss TUC1fER, in History Class- XVhen a king dies, his eldest strut silt' ff-S511-is ceeds himg and If there is no eldest son the next one succeeds hint. FRESH. NQIIT-C-HELL-fiixwvlllll is the name of the store next to KIiinnaiigh'sf ' JUNIOR LANG1-'ORD-'iICll weiss nicht. ' FRESH. IVIIT-C-HELL--NNO, I don't think that is the natne of it. X FRESH. IWC-CLEOD, looking at Senior Kellett's glasses, exclaimed: Uh, areirt tht- gland tlensD b1g.' SENIOR SHERARD- We discourse Cdispenseb with all frivolous things on Sunday. ONE OF THE GIRLS:- Dr, Daniel, is there any harm in going to the theater? DR. D,- Let,s pray over 1t.'l REPLX'-i6Y6S, and while we're praying all the good seats will he talct-ii. SENIOR ROBERTS, to Fresh. Best- Are you going to join the Wightman Society FRESH. BEST-UNO, I'm going to join flute Cl'lil'6l'l'01Z.H SENIOR VVIMBERLY to Senior Griffin- Did fou answer that ruestion on liihle L'X1llll, I . I l 'VVho was Judas Iscariot's successor, and how chosen P SENIOR GRIFFIN-KCYGSQ it was Joseph Matthias, and he was chosen hy lot. SENIOR VVIIVIBERLY-HVVICII I started to put thatg but I didn't know who 1,111 was. Ask Professor Ariail if brides still get married as they did in the time of the early Romans. FRESH. IXKIARTIN, to Senior Mahaffey: Can you tell me'where Professor l't-ele is? H SENIOR MAHAEFEY: 'KI-Ie has gone to a meeting of the literature thteraryi haculty. SENIOR SMITH, telephoning to Express Ofhce- Is there a Copenhagen hhie suit tlnrrt' for me PM FREsfH. STILWEALL, in History Class- Was the rise of the papacy the heginning of a new race ? - FRESH. OWENS- Is Elsie Brown's brother a widow? FRESH. CANNON, to Senior Clayton-I'Ed, please distinguish fextinguishl the hght. SENIOR KELLETT seeing the Shriners' banner- I didn't know that there was an Umar J D College. ONE HUNDRED SEVEN TEEN s