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

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MARY BELLE HOOD, A.B. Klatthews, N. C. Entered College in 1017. lI'lmt fever flip fwmlher may be, .rays lie, lI'l1nt 1'-vrr flu' fwmllzsr may be, 1l'.r the songs yr Jing, an' the .srniles ye 'wear Tl1at'.v a-malain' the .run shine everywhere. Nlary Belle, best known as Dot, has sung her way straight into the hearts of us all. lt's not just her voice, it's the smile she gives, it's the willingness she expresses, its the joy she gets from it, that makes us Call on her so often. 1t's her trueness that makes us want her as a friend. It's her knack of always being at the right place- whether it's class room. morning watch or committee meeting-at the right time that makes her a valuable member of the class W of 1920. And it's her enthusiasm, her promptness, her smiles and her songs that are sure to make success for her in the world outside of D. XV. VV. C. A. B. Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet Editor of the Three A llember of Glee Club l I Y Degree. lllember of the Y. VV. C. A. llember of Amelian Society. '19-'20, Its Department of Annual '20. '19-'20. Page Thirty-three

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3 Q- , Y 'l 'TW LAURA HILL, A.B. Nashville, Tenn. Entered College in 1918. Thy mul was like a star and dfwell aparzf' When you first meet Laura, the charac- teristics that impress you are her womanli- ness, courage, frankness and artistic sensi- tiveness that shine in her face and large bright eyes. She is one of the tenderest of girls, but her Scotch reticence keeps her from laying bare her heart in talk. Never- theless at times her patriotic love for her native hills makes her speak of Tennessee with the chivalric enthusiasm of a mediaev- al knight for his lady. In addition to her solidity of character, Laura has one of the keenest and most logical minds of the class. l l J l A. B. Degree. lllemher of Y. VV. C. A. i lllemher of Amelian Literary Society. Q Chief Marshal of Amelian Society Celebration '20. l E, lx N JJ- Y... , 1- Page Thirty-I-:co

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f - 'T' l A. B. Degree. Member of Amelian Literary Society. Senior Klarshal of the Amelian ,y Literary Society Celebration '2O. I l SUDIE RIILFORD, AB. Hodges, S. C. Entered College in 1916. fl merry heart, a charming smile, Happy is she all the while. Dignified? Yes, apparently so. But look, I pray, into the dancing eyes of the raven-haired maiden and you will see mis- chief lurking there. On Saturday after- noon, when the week's work is over, Sudie turns her face towards Nlecca-and her Mecca is Hodges, S. C. Four years ago, she journeyed to Due West, and with the rest of us entered the Freshman class of VV. C. True to our expectations, Sudie has made good in her work, and we pre- dict forxher a happy, successful future. gg, ,,,, I' Page Thirly-four