Columbia College - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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RUBY STP-NTON, HL-ll ......... .......,.. l Bennettsville, S. C, 'Your f7llfIi6lll'C and your -z'irIuv -wc!! dtxrcr-z'c' it HRUBEU is yet another who honored tts hy dropping out a year in order to add to our nuniher. Her dignity and quietude have won the admiration of all her teachersg but the girls realize that both of these attri- butes are usually left in the class-rooni. Her intellectual mind is given full play when she has a pen in her hand. VVC hope SOINC day that her pen will niake her famous. I lXlARY RYXXN TURNER, ll. L, l, with l'i:tnn, lhipkins, S. t Fair flzoztglzfs and lzttpfvy lmtzrx tIHt'lllf nu lllt't ' Rl.-XRY was a day student for twn years, hut slit decided that there were too inany grind things at old C. C. to nitssg so she eanie to stay with us her ,as ,fs- 'sf BLANCHE REBECCA W1M1:ERLY, B.L.II St. Matthews, S. C. And she is U wry paranzozza' for a sweet wife VVe feel real proud to say that we have kept BLANCHE with us a half-term without Mattie. She was disloyal to us once, and went to C. F. W., but Colum- hia's silent call oafnied her own, She is very fond of the city on the Banks of the Congaree, and hnds great pleasure in the story of Sani tsonl. Her childish dis- position has endeared her to us all. year. Her brilliancy in Chemistry niay he aeentiitted for by her inueh-beloved private lessons during her jttnitn year. NIARY practices diligently, hut why shnuhl sh worry if her lingers are strained-Slo:tn's I,iniint-nt is a ready retnedy. .,,,. TWENTY-FIVE

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MYRTLE QLWE ROBERTS, B. A ..................... Lykesland, S. C. My mind hath been as big as one of yoursj my heart as great MYRT came to us from Lykes. Everyone likes her so well that she was made president of our Class the very first year. Her gentle voice and quiet, unassum- ing, dignified manner has not only won for her the good-will of the girls, but also of the teachers. We feel sure that she will continue through life with the same true success as she has had while here in school. In Physics, she frequently heard the exactly which made a Iunior's heart jump with joy. The literary success of our Annual is due almost entirely to her untiring work. 'KMYRTH is a.worker, and does not hesi- tate to dare and do. Blain' rXNNIE SHERARD, B. L. Il. ........... Ninety-Six, S. C. 1 um not bound to please thee with my U7ISZC'67'U A E RIARY lirst won fame by packing Bill's trunk for her . the night of the fire alarm. She is little, and shy-the study-hall always missed her presence. Wliy, we can attribute only to these characteristics. Her ready tongue and charming manner won for her the role of Celia in the Senior play. Liiss SMITH, B.L.1I ...,...,,.,...........,,................ Gibson, N. C. Age rmzlzot 'wither her, Mor custom stale her infinite variety There is probably no wittier girl in the Senior Classg certainly there isn't a harder Worker, nor a less conceited one. LESS doesn't consider it exactly 'tgood form to ask her about her diplomag but if one does she drawls out, Oh, you know they ain't going to give me no diploma. l ain't got sense enoughf, She was decidedly above using ponies during her college career-she found automobiles more to her liking. Her chief pleasure while with us was sitting at the German table, and her highest ambition was to take part in the Ger- man playg but most of her stars, perhaps, were made on Junior Physics. TVVENTY-FOUR :v.tQ':E: B U, 1 'f'ln.,., ll, . iQ':?g,: ie- 5! ln

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i5 MARY ELIZABETH BAcKs'rRoM ....R............... Richburg, S. C. CERTIFICATE ,I N ART HI trow that comzfefzmire cannot lic llfliose thoughts are lighted in the eye As lovely of mind as she is of countenaneeg reserved, D gentle, yet full of Wit, is our artist. And, With it all, she has a Willfiainj of her own. If you Wish proof of V this, ask any East-Wiiig girl. TWENTY-SIX 5,211 ,x if V T K X FRANCES GLADYs CoP1Q1,,xNn ,e,,.,,,,,...... Tiininonsville, S. C- Certificate in English, Mental and llloral Science, Bible, and Math. H.v0fll1'7Zg but peace, and gmzflf' 7'1'sifafi01z GLADYS has always had too much work to do. She did not realize this until too lateg therefore, we rank her as a Special But, nevertheless, specialized work is in demand.