Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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-i,,,, ,,.. ,. ,,.,- SAUJIQ VVEBER BI5'rH1i.x, H. L. I, with Piano Lynchburg, S. C. The lzeiiiwzs fItI'Z't tlzouylzt 'zuvll Ull thee Upon being asked from whence she came, Sallie wept and said: From anywhereg 1ny father is a Meth- odist preacherf' XVe must deny that all preachers' children are bad, for SALLIE has always followed the even tenor of her ways. NVhen she was asked to take the teachers' course in music, she replied that her music was for pleasure- teaching produces old maids, L - L,xLr,,x MARsHixt,L BYRD, B. S ................... ..B2u11lJCfg, S- C- 11usf than beheld a frcslzrr, gcnzltlcf' 'ZUOIIIUIL . . . . u ,Szzrfz wal' of 'ZUlfL1f6 and red wzthzu her cheek? UBUNNYU knows a good thing when she sees it. Upon gazing down the Senior line at the Junior reception, and then glancing out upon the winning Juniors, she immediately decided to withdraw her membership, and to list in the rank of Juniors. So this is why we are able to claim her as our own. She is an all-,round girl. She gets a B. S. diploma. and old-maidisin is no pleasure. UGHTEEN EDNA CLAYTON, B,A ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,l.,,.,.,,,.. Central, S- C- I dare do all that becomes a wonmzz. lfVll0 dares Cli0 more 15 none ED is our Central member. She has gained gfeal skill in making notes in parallel reading-quite an af- complishment, we admit. She is a great puShCf 5 that's why she was always late getting there l1CI'59lf- VVhat difference did it make if she did not have her own Economics paper ready, if there were ,others.t0 readiin class? Her highest record was in JUHIOY English-that showed us that where ED's will waS, there was her way. iv v., y I lIuA R l Wits SHy5 have were Sll'QQ filth lbg

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B lcd' ent Ulf Ify ref ian U61 iw! ye r VS .LXDDIE TUTEN, BLA ....... .....A.......................v B runson, S. C. I am izcvcr nzerrj' rulzczz I lzear szuccl music We will let her toot her own horn, for we feel our inefficiency to add one word more to the words spoken of her in a previous edition. XVe are glad we have been associated with her this one more year. XVe feel that this extra year of higher work has meant much to her, and will be one thing that will assist her to mas- ter the great problems of life. VINETA ACKERMAN, B.L.Il ....,........... Cottageville, S. C. IfVeIc0111e pure wit, flzou parfcst ll fair fifll-X'.'H NIiTA has always led our Class fin namel. XYhen she entered, she was wise CFU enough immediately to begin the study of German, and soon became famous for her fluent German speechg but in French her only am- bition was to be like her teacher, in words, deeds, and actions. In History, she never missed the point. She was so well trained in the art of imitation that she was successful in carrying out even the dignity of Society president. We were very sorry indeed that NE,TAiS Senior pictures were not good, especially after she spent three hours in the vain effort of straight- ening her curly locks. f NORMANNE BELLINGER, B. L.II ................ Columbia, S. C. I ,am cozztclzt' NORMANNE stayed in the building with us for three years, but couldn't stand the racket any longer, and so she became a day student the last year. Sometimes she still yearned for our company, and came out to spend the night in her old quarters. VVe feel sure that NORMANNE is glad that her four years of work is over. No more work for her!! SEVENTEEN

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tllie eth- ers' the ake her lids, fi fs 5 I 1 l -Q. v flu VI . s4'll lter D , IH niof wa-, lCi,lz,xmQ'r11 l,tll'ISlQ lJt'xc.xx, ll. I.. l, with lixpressiou Orangeburg, S. C. l .vlmuld be arguing sill! ufmu Iltuf doubt, lm! lv! it rex! Bliss has been with us only two years, but how could we have done without her? Ask her why she took part in so many plays-her answer is My diploma depends upon it. If you have the blues, go to lit-iris. and she will drive them away. ller motto is, Laugh and grow fat: and she has grown fat. The success of The Cl'if0I'IiU1l was largely dependent upon her efforts. She was such a good business manager that we gave her full control of the magazine for the last term. HELEN RUssEL Fuvrs, B. A ....................,................ Clio, S. C, lYt'1't1zf'1' t'0lIfC'lllf7f IIOI' b1'ffc'1'11cs5 -zt'vl't' in lim' Pride Her charming manner causes many of the opposite sex to wish they had tits 1-lI3LE,N believes in having enough work to keep her busy when there is nothing more pleasant to occupy her time. Thirty hours is enough, she thinks. Can you guess why lliiriix en- joyed the various Glee Clubs? :rent 'lf' v IDA RUTH GRIITFIN, B. A ...,................... ...... P i11CWOOfl, S- C- 'If is my tII!f1lOI'll'j' fo t'01IIllllllIdH IDA RUTH is from Pinewood-not the backwoods. remember. She has done Earnest work for several years, and has never Fall Cenl on any test. She says she is going to get her master's degreeg but we have our own opinion of her future. Although there were hardships in Ipfxls Annual work, she has Ben' up street in its behalf many times, and thoroughly enjoyed each trip. VVe appreciate the great and successful tasks IDA has accomplished for our Class. NINETEEN