LaGrange College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

Page 27 text:

oft the £eniw ClaM One hardly thinks of Crit without thinking of Georgia and vice-versa. Throughout the years they ' ve been here these pretty roommates have been tops on the popularity list on the hill. Crittenden and Callaway as they ex- plore the decorations on the Pitts Christmas tree. Scott and Summerville, not pictured, are another pair of inseparable roommates. Talented and popu- lar, they will be remembered for their fun-loving dispositions. Cibl and Morgan equal another pair of grand roommates . . . Their ready laughter and wit have light- ened our hearts through the years. Emily, fun-loving and gay, is our idea of an all-round swell girl. Take brains, personality, and looks, and you ' ll come up with Jeannine every time. Oh, my darling Clementine! That speaks for Clem because everyone feels that way about her. Artistic Rainey and Wilson — an unbeatable pair. Always in the middle of the fun and the work — they should have been twins. Pretty, popular, and talented. Bea Mann-fully does her part and a little more. She and Ferryman — beautiful as her voice is lovely- have been a source of constant delight. L. C. will miss them when they leave. Hall and Morgan, are they studying Looking off the campus: Smith. Brown, Harris, A. Wilson, Perryman, Rainey, ami Garr two things at once? 21

Page 26 text:

' Hi! say DeFreese and Lowe, standing, and Nail, and Marlindale. Marguerite, Grace, and Em. P. are essential when work must be done and done well. The Hitching Post hears witness to that. Ah Skfrmal Presentation Herewith are presented the Seniors of this year, 1949. They are presented — some of them informal to an extreme degree — as they live, as they study, as they work. A truly funsome foursome is this group — Lowe, DeFreese, Maxine, and Frankie. Full of life and zest, Lowe has steered our ship of class for three years. Sara, our wonderful pianist, knows how essential such an art can be in many occupations. Frankie, our heroine, and Maxine, our scientist, have really kept the people on the hill regaled with their madcap antics. We love them ! That diamond on the third finger of the left hand is most becoming Grace, our and devout, ily are two to Marguerite, literary genius, determined Em- leaders the cam- pus wouldn ' t like to lose. Above: What do you know? They do sign out- Hadaway, Kesler and Price. Shouse, Cebe, Carlock, and Miriam are a superlative group indeed. Alberta makes one wonder if there are am more honors a girl can have? Cebe, who looks like a madonna, has just as lovely a personality. Carlock can ' t be beat when it comes to brains — a swell girl in anybody ' s language. We nominate Miriam for best-liked. One can- not help loving her sweetness and sincerity. • tr h $ been nlc fovmj y on He c ng us f i yea ' -. I ' m sore. hh t LC. rfill J r6 jres$ very fa utf-fh yo Zs preside rr. Above: Shouse, Gilstrap, M. Wilson, and Car loek. Are they really studying? Looks as if might be Saturday night and elean pajamas. 20

Page 28 text:

junior Clau 22