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

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. :' SJ? fre- Q i TH E ,,....u......m mm .., llllll llllllllllltllfl F5 3 --1-ulIlllllfllIIImimlllummumu mmm u IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII Illlllllllllllllllll Illll IlllIlIl!- :'EY'5Q?i3'52::2 :? Will of the Class of Twenty-TWO STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE TOWN OF DUE WEST sniff E, the Seniors of WOman's College, being of unsound mind, physically weak, and fearing that we are soon to leave the sheltering arms of our clear Alma Mater, wish to make our last will and testament. ARTICLE l: To the faculty we will our absences from the class room. ART. 2: To the Junior Class we leave our seats in chapel, with the request that you fill up the front ones first. ART. 3: To Miss Clinkscales we will our love and deepest appreciation for her many acts of kindness and ever-helping hand. May your life be filled with sunshine all the way. ART. 4: Ellen Hunnicutt wills to her sister, Mary, three more years of W. C. life, with the request that Mary work, play and love as much as she has. ART. 5: Kittie Lee Steele wills her Sigh fsyl, the comforter in time of trouble, to Jennie Lynd Walkup. Keep it fhiml ever in reach and you will never lack comfort. ART. 6: Lois Dowtin wills her precious astronomy notebook and her notes on the French Revolution to Irma Bell, with the sincere hope that Irma will use them to the best of her ability. ART. 7: Bess Richey leaves her many wonderful times spent at home during week- end visits to Alpha Graves. ART. 8: Mary White Pennel wills her winning smiles and coy glances from the Erskine buddies to Belle Dale, trusting that Belle will be as glad to receive them as she has been. ART. 9: Louise Jones wills her paint boxes and spit curls to- Addie Welborn. ART. IO: Ray Cason wills her red hair to Willie McLane. If treated in the right way it will light your way to success and fame as it has Ray. ART. ll: Mabel Pressly leaves her ever-ready smile and kind word to Martha Hood. ART. IZ: I-lortense Nash wills her high-heeled shoes and bangs to Mr. Boyce Wakefield of the Erskine student body. May this not deprive you, Mr. Wakefield, of your rightful name, Little Sisterf' ART. I3: Josie Nance leaves her ability to interpret and master ballads to some lonesome freshman. ART. I4: Lois Glenn wills her specks and her great power of repeating history to her sister, Eva. ART. I5: Annaline McCrory, seeing the one in need of such an article, wills her happy, carefree disposition to Jennie Gallant. ART. 16: Julia McChesney wills her delight in crushing hearts, especially those of preachers and old bachelors, to Margaret Spencer. ' Page thirty-one