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

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L. Alma Mater Once again we come to thee, Bearing gifts of loyalty, Bowing at thy temple famed, Reverencing thy honored name, May the garnet and the gray, Wave forever and a day. Let no child who bears thy name Cause thy cheek to glow with shame Thou must fair and fairer grow, As the swift years onward How, Alma Mater, mother dear, Bless thy daughters gathered here. Born in faith and built in prayer, Thou hast been our father's care. Thou must never, never fail, Nor before a foeman quail, Valiant thou must ever be, Long live D. W. W. C. MRS. JENNIE GRIER MOFFAT Class of 1883 Page E ighiy

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The best way to prove our appreciation of anything is to give it our most loyal support. VVe have no Inoney to give as we would love to do, but we have given CGod's best gift to parentsl our daughters. llly fourth is in college this year and if I had millions with which to educate her, I would not have her elsewhere. I'm sure the good influence received from the VVoman's College means life to our church. MRS. ,IANIE VVIDEAIAN PHILLIPS, Class of 1887. She is mine own, And I as rich in having such a jewel As twenty seas, if all their sand were pearl, The water nectar, and the rocks pure gold. MRS. ZULA BROCK SH,-XRPE, Class of 1889. Recently, a girl from another college Wrote, There are no Sabbaths here, no spiritual atmosphere. Instantly, my thoughts took me back to dear old Due VVest, to its peaceful Sabbaths, to the wonderful influence of Nlrs. Bonner, President, lvliss VVatkins and llliss Lillian 1XIcDavid, teachers, to the companionship of Klacie Steven- son, llflattie Boyce, Fannie VVallace, Kate Neel and Klary Sullivan, all missionary products of those years, who left indelible impressions, then I asked myself the ques- tion: VVhy should A. R. P. girls go anywhere else for an education ? Yes, why? Miss ELLA STERLING, Class of 1891. I have always loved the VVoman's College, I still love her and I always will love her. Age cannot wither her nor custom stale her infinite variety. Mas. AGNES GRIER LoNG. Class of 190-1. I think of the years spent in the VVoman's College as among the best years of my life. As time goes by I look back upon them with increasingly pleasant memory. I prize those years not only for the knowledge gained, but the happy associations they brought. MRS. ELIZABETH FAULIQNER LUAIAILIS. Class of 1907. Three cheers for the present Senior Class! VVe girls of 1914- are proud of you for having successfully carried through what we attempted and failed-A College Annual. VVe rejoice to see our college making progress as it ever grows dearer to us. JEAN KENNEDY, Class of 1914. Though our pearls of memories form but a meager strand, yet the most perfect and precious of all the gems are the sweet and ever lingering memories of thee-our Alma lllater. VIRGINIA GALLOXVIXY, Class of 1920. li .. .. .... .. Page Seventy mn:

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