Due West Female College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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l 1 flux- W in-W-1 ELIZABETH TRIBBLE, A.B. Clinton, S. C. Entered College in 1916. Let ll! thru lu' fLc'l111t-104' ure, and Jpeak fwha! cw llmzle, 1111.1 nz all llIIll,Lf'5 keep ourselfves loyal lo truth and in ffm mera! professions of friend- ship. XVe think we have in Elizabeth the miss- ing link. XVe find in her innumerable qualities which the rest of us lack. That Elizabeth is a dependable sort of person is shown by the confidence placed in her when she was elected President of our Se- nior Class. She makes her decisions quick- ly and abides by them at all times. Dur- - ing her sojourn in college she has made a fy hx N splendid record in all her work. To say 'jing E ' L52 that appearances are deceiving does not be- 'Q' gin to express itl The majority of girls ,.,.A at NV. C. believe Elizabeth to be a saint. Onll' her most intimate friends know her .,,. x ii.: in as she really is. and they know her to be anything but a saint. Perhaps she is a little dignified, but she loves a good time and is a jolly good companion. To tell the truth, a good old Pal is just the right name for her. OFFICES Hero: lVIember of Castalian Literary Society, Secretary of Castalian Literary Society. Junior Essayist in Castalian Celebration. President of Senior Class '19, President of Castalian Literary Society. llember of Arrow Staff 'l9. Page Tficenly-one

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,ii - - l i , ,I 1 I I PEARL DALE, A.B. Fayetteville, Tenn. Entered College in 1917. Those about her, from hm' shall read the per- i fer! ways of honor. l i Pearl came to us from sunny Tennes- ' see, in the fall of 'l7. Before many i months had passed we recognized in Pearl the qualities of a good, all-round college girl. Notwithstanding the fact that she has 4' excelled in her studies, she has not special- ized in class-room work alone, for her work 1 in society has been equally good. Then, 1 too, we can't forget the fact that when a soiree is given, we End Pearl there, and in her Senior year the class was surprised to find her a member of the class basketball ' team, reminding us again of the fact though ,I slow, Pearl is sure. By her loyalty and 1 stickability, Pearl has won the admira- tion of both students of both students and faculty, and we each wish well for this representative of Tennessee. ' l il ,I A.B. DEGREE Ass't. Literary Editor of VV. C. Journal 'l9. lllember of Y. VV. C. A. Member of Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet 'l9. Q Secretary of Y. NV. C. A. '20. Hlember of Amelian Literary Society. l Vice-Pres. of Amelian Society 'lS. Secretary of Amelian Society 'l9. 'l Soph. Essayist of Amelian Society celebration 'lS. ' , Ir. Essayist of Amelian Soiety celebration 'l9. 1 Pres. of Amelian Society '2O. Chief Klarshal Commencement 'l9. 1 Pres. of Student Body '20, l Yice-Pres. of Senior Class '20. l Senior Basketball team '20. Literary Editor of The Jrroicfn '20, J l l W i 1 1 Page Tmwzty-Ifzco