Lane College - Lanite Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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DOROTHY ANNALEE RUSSELL, A. B. ----- Kentucky MOTTO: The great end of life is not knowledge but action Activities-Chairman of the Service Committee Y. W. C. A., '24-'25-'26, Vice President of the Y. W. C. A., '26-'27g Chairman of Religious Education Committee Y. W. C. A., '27-'28, Secretary of the Kappa Theta Alpha Psi, '24-'25-'26, President of the Paramount Club, '27-'2Bg Secretary of the Athletic Club, '27-'28, Lanite Staff, '27-'28g Class Pianist, '27-'28, member of Kappa Lambda Phi, '24-'28, Kentucky Club, '24-'28, and T. T. Club, '27-'28. KATIE K. WALKER, A. B. -------- Oklahoma MOTTO: The art of living is fitting into your place so your elbows won't scratch the 1 crowd. NICKNAME: K. K. PASTIME: Philosophying AMBITION: To go abroad Activities-Choral Society, '26-'28q Secretary Freshman Class, '25-'26, member of the Kappa Lambda Phi, '24-'28, Secretary of the Kappa Theta Alpha Psi, '24-'25, and Para- mount Club, '25-'28g Senior T. T. Club, '27-'Z89 Debating Club, '27-'28, Athletic Association, '25-'26, Y. W. C. A., '24-'28g and Treasurer of the Oklahoma Club, '25-'27. GARRETT EUGENE GRAYE, B. S. ----- Mississippi MOTTO: Mistaken souls that dream and make their empty boast, of inward joy and sine forgiven while they are slaves to lust. NICKNAME: Dad ' BYWORD: That's all right. PASTIME: Analyzing hearts AMBITION: To own a successful business Activities-Member of Kappa Lambda Phi, '24-'28g Choral Society, '25-'28, M,en's Glee Club, '26-'28g T. T. Club, '26-'28g Football squad, '24-'28, B. B. Club, '26-'28, Sport Club, '26-'28g Treasurer of the Senior Class, '27-'28, Assistant professor of Social Science at Utica Institute, Utica, Miss. THOMAS H. COUNTEE, B. S. ------- ,Arkansas MOTTO: To thine own self be true and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst not be false to any man. NICKNAME: Papa Count AMBITION: To be a successful teacher Activities-Member of the football squad, '25-'27, Kappa Lambda Phi, '25-'27g Y. M. C. A., '25-'26-'27-'28, B. B. Club, '25-'26-'27g T. T. Club, '26-'27, and Literary Editor of the 1927 Lanite. LEE HENRY MAYO, A. B. ------- Tennessee MOTTO: To be successful, you mast dig and keep digging NICKNAME: L. H. K PASTIME: Helping others AMBITION: To be a Lawyer Activities-Athletics, '24-'27, member of the Kappa Lambda Phi Society, '25-'28, Senior T. T. Club, '27-'28, member of the Y. W. C. A., '24-'28. Page thirty-three

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QQQQQQQ Last Will WWQFNM At this sad hour, that we, the class of '28, are about to take our leave and start life in a real world of human experienceg and as we have braved the storm of four or more years of hardships and trials, and as we have reached the glorious heights to which we have been so earnestly striving, we feel that we would not be serving our purpose and discharging our duty if we, after a hit of experience in college life would not leave any of our knowledge, in- tellect, our business ability, our talent for music and the finer arts to you, in order that you too might occupy the places that we now enjoy. As the class of '29 follows closely in our footsteps, with the highest hopes and with all expectation of coming up to the mark we have placed before them, we leave to you, Oh Junior -the greatest gifts in all college privileges, for without these you can never feel the height of your dignity. To the Sophomores we will Intelligence, which we find a very essential element in a college career. To the Freshmen-''App1ication -for perhaps the stuff is in you if you will only bring it out. To the Fourth Year- Tact -in all fields of endeavor. To the Third Year- Stick-to-it-iveness. To the Second Year- Ability, To the First Year- Courage. We leave you these with the hope that you will receive and make use of them, for there is much need for them in your journey through the years of your school life. 656E6E655 Page lhirfy-five