Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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i i2 is! IPJjA Q ISAJ OWO Lottie Cordes, B. A. A poor lone woman. Lottie, otherwise known as Lottie Bird, has always been our little light- ning express. Her tongue, it seems, has been given the power of moving twice as fast as the ordinary mortal ' s. Her wit (?) is tempered by timidity which often proves fatal. From her own lips is the statement: I ' m the only girl in the history of the institution who has gradu- ated without having at sometime in my life a suitor. Genevieve Crawford, B. S. Wise to resolve and patient to per- form. Genevieve came into the world en- dowed with a determined will and good sense. As a result of these faculties, she early sought the precincts of the Florida State College for Women. She here found opportunity to satisfy her delight in cooking. Her chief business is in asce r- taining the number of calories which fall to each girl ' s share in the dining room. 21

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tlT 1 LA AOOWO h !2 Margaret Burkhardt, B. A. Better late than never. We scarcely ever see Margaret around the campus; in fact, she has become con- spicuous for her absence. The knowl- edge which resides somewhere beneath the four cornered cap has been attained largely by absorption for she lives on the outskirts of the campus. In truth, how- ever, she possesses wisdom, for she has a Bachelor ' s degree and she wears glasses. Nancy Choate, B. A. Man delights not in me. Another Tallahassee Girl. Nancy, by some mysterious power, was delayed on her way to this land and arrived here some few years after the intended time. In other words, she belongd not to this age of turmoil and hurry. She is small of stature; indeed, taken all in all she may be described as quaint. She is particu- larly fond of art and has a high degree of talent in that direction. 20

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F IyAiS IvA.CO V r O I IS Elizabeth Cureton, B. S. I murmur not, even though my heart should break. Lizzie, being by the mercy of Provi- dence placed in close proximity to the Florida State College for Women, soon discovered her good fortune and took advantage of it. She has a strong affin- ity for things pertaining to Botany and Chemistry and to Edith Dyer. Edith Dyer, B. S. Silence is the best resolve for him who distrusts himself. Edith, having arrived upon the globe and hearing of Lizzie ' s intention to at- tend College, immediately determined to do likewise. Her words do not bespeak her thoughts, but perhaps reticence is a sign of wisdom. 22