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

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l SARAH PATRICK, A.B. XVoodward, S. C. Entered College in 1916. t f'C0lf1IH07l sense is inxtinft, and enough of it is genius. Sarah is a true type of an all-round col- lege girl. During her four years in col- lege, she has excelled in all forms of ath- letics, has taken an active interest in her society, in Y. VV. C. A., and in all of the social activities of the college. Yet she has not let these things interfere with her work. VVhile never a Ugrindf, yet her name is always found near the head of the list in all of her classes. The number of offices that she has held and the numher- less friends that she has made all testify to her popularity in the college cilcle. Jolly and carefree, loyal and true, lovely and Offices Held. Member Castalian Literary Society. Captain of Freshman Basket Ball Team. Sec. and Treas. Athletic Association 'lS. President Athletic Association 'l9. Captain of Junior Basket Ball Team. Captain of Varsity Basket Ball Team ,l9. Sec. Castalian Literary Society. President Castalian Literary Society. llilember of Arrow Staff. President of Student Body. lovable, is our Pat.l' Page Thzriy .wx

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wth f 1' - fi LAURA JANE BIULLEN, AB. Huntersville, N. C. Entered College in 1917. J heart to resolfve, I1 head to contrifve, .-Ind zz hand lo execute. Can one believe that the girl who per- forms every task with dignity and selfpos- session of a veteran, and who is as depend- able as the Rock of Gibraltar, is the Baby of the class of 1920? Although quiet and unassuming in manner, we can always be sure of Laura -Iane's interest and helpfulness in the class room, as a loyal daughter of Amelia, in Y. YV. C. A. and in every line of college work. Her happy smile and ever ready jollity are antidotes for many a troubled temper. 'YI' nv nav-- g .Rf- A. B. Degree. llember of Amelian Society. Klember of Y. VV. C. A. Local Editor of The Arrow. I. if E l 'l is ll Page Thirty-ive

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BIQSSIE PUTTS, AB. Newnan, Ga. Entered College in 1918. Potts' zeal and energy fwzls .fhofwn Tlzrouglzout her college career, .ind another fwe'fue not known Of more fwil or IN: fear. ' Wie remember the fall of 1918 for many interesting things, but for one thing es- pecially. 1Ve note that Georgia made a contribution to S. C. by sending one of her best girls to D, YV. YV. C. At that time we knew her 25 dignified Bessie, but now we know her as Potts Since her ar- rival in Due VVest she has spent many hours of hard and deep study, of which She seldom ever grows tired. Our depar- ture from her would be unpleasant with- out the relieving assurance that her path is destined to success. Wie know that whether she leads the quiet home life or business life that she will always cling to the highest ideals, Success must be hers. since she has the grace to win, and heart to hold. r i f ,fl A, B. Degree. Klember of the Y. YY. C. A. Klemher of Amelian Literary Society. Page Thirty-sefuen