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

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Who chooseth me must give and hazard all he hath. -W'ilmot Whitesides. He came too late. -llfliss Agnew. lo you I owe the most in money. -Pressly Bros. Be somewhat scanter of your maiden presence. -Faculty's advice to Campus- lonfers. Our general's wife is now the general. -Public Opinion. You'were crowned the nonpareil of beauty. -Louise Barron. If this were played upon the stage now, I could condemn it as an improbable u fictionf'-Some stories lznnziezl in for the Annual. I live by the Church. -The Student Body. HA niarvelous witty fellow. -Emmy Lou Edmunds. , If ydh said so, then I said so. -Pearl Dale to Miss Agnew. I was born to speak all mirth and no matter. -lllnrtha Pressly. And he sleeps by day more than the wild-cat. -Louise Barron. For she is Wise, if I can judge of herg And fair she is, if that mine eyes be trueg And true she is, as she hath proved herselfg 4 And therefore like herself, wise fair and true. ' -.llfliss Clinksfales, Senior Sponsor. Enscdncing ourselves into seeming knowledge, when we should submit ourselves to an unknown fear. -The Sophomores. iYou know your places well. -The Frrsh. I sliall in all my best obey you, madamf'-Seniors. Thou shalt know more hereafter. -The Fresh. HA maiden never bold: of spirit so still and quiet, that her motion blush'd at her- self. -Euzzifz' MCCFITVVFJV. I have touched the highest point of all my greatness. -fllargzzrrt Phillips, Pres- ident of the Freshman Class. ' For there was never yet fair woman but made mouths in a glass. -Gladys Il vlborn. I -K if re EPILOGUE Wonder not in thy mind why I do call thee so, for I will show thee no reason for it. If you ask me why, it sulliceth, my reasons are both good and weightyf' Page One Hundred Fifly-nine

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1 1 I 1 1 1 I Book Review U HE Editors of The .lrrozv take great pleasure in advising its patrons in re- gard to all modern publications. VVe print below a list of new books which have achieved great fame in the literary world in recent months. It is our opinion that they willlbe yery benehcial to' you. A g:'g'!1k5 Successful Beating. 1-Go to midnight -feasts and to your friends' ' rooms without a fast beating heart for fear of being caught. Bertha Ash- worth will tell you how in her new book. How to be Slender. -Those of you who have superfluous flesh would greatly V improve if you would reduce by Henrietta Guyn's new method. Follow the direc- tions in her latest book on the subject and you will obtain the desired results. How to Play Tennis. -An indispensable book for those who would become proficient in the art of tennis playing. Its author, Blargaret Dallas, is of great re- nown on the tennis court and her wide experience will mean sure success if once you read her book. The Cut System Explained. -On account of the stupidity of the students and the complexity of the cut system there has grown up a great demand for such a book. Accordingly a committee from the Faculty has endeavored to make it clear in their ten volumes on this subject. If all the Freshmen will buy the entire work and study it carefully, it is earnestly hoped that by their Senior year they will understand it fairly I well. The Nlouse Trap. -Xlaxa Bradley has prepared the book because of the suc- cess of her new methods of catching rats. In this method the only articles needed are a flashlight, mayonnaise bottle, zip-jug and a bowl of water. Read the book and save the expense of buying a trap. I- F l The Bulletin Board NVanted-Grace Cashion to keep her tin cans out of the way. Eunice NIcCelvey. XVanted-A drum and a few other toys for use in the library. llrs. Bonner. 'wVanted-A sure cure for freckles. lllattie Sue Witherspoon. VVanted-hlore privileges. Seniors. VVanted-You to join the 'iAnti-Poochee Leagueug apply Room No. 35. VVanted-A dozen baby rattlers. The Sub-Fresh. To Let-All the dishes for your midnight feasts. Nlrs. Powell. To Let-A pony to Dr Sencefutv. lVIiss Byrd. Far Sale-The Library Privilege. Seniors. Wanted-A half-dozen brand new words of at least eight syllables. Virginia Reid. ' VVanted-The plumber to come at the right time. Civilla and Henrietta. Page One Hundred Sixty-one