Mt Zion Institute - Tusitala Yearbook (Winnsboro, SC)

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ulitsilala 8 taff F.rnf.st Ferguson ..... Editor-m-Chief Mary Boulware.............................Historian Livian Wylie......................Assistant Editor Caroline McMasthr .... Literary Editor Katherine Elliott .... Business Manager Rae Morris ...... Art Editor Isabel Bratton - • Assistant Business Manager Willette Lucas.........................Typing Staff Louise Pope ....................Joke Editor Maude Timms............................Typing Staff Isabel McCants........................Local Editor Mary Shaw..............................Typing Staff Sarah Francis Wylie - ■ Circulation Manager Ruth Walsh.............................Typing Staff Carol Berthold........................Typing Staff

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Senior CEiaas ODfftrrra Rae Morris.....................................,................... President Ernest Ferguson............................................... Vice-President Katherine Elliott................................................... Secretary Killough Patrick.....................................................Treasurer OUaaa Btatnry The class of 41! Seniors at last ... at the end of our high school days. Four years gone . . . flown really . . . and now we sit in retrospect and call back those years. . . . Freshmen . . . and we really were! . . . trying to act as if schedules, heavy books and long assignments were our daily dozen ... so proud to be the first class in the new building . . . yet overawed, bewildered . . . the Latin Club ... its terrors” of initiation „ . . our first lessons in sportsmanship . . . lustily singing On the hills . . Sophistomores” . . . quite sure of ourselves these days . . . making the rats” of Latin Club say ma’am” and sir” . . . going in for Athletics (with a capital A) . . . being examples” all over the place to the incoming Freshmen . . . high and mighty . . . carrying high the torch. Juniors . . . businesslike , . . money-making schemes to finance the Junior-Senior . . . proud of having so many members in the Beta Club . . . outstanding athletes . . . our stage debut in Oh Susanne” . . . the climax: Junior-Senior . . . banquet and dance . . . best ever! Seniors . . . dignified, ambitious, dreamy-eyed . . . An Annual ... to «further the Spirit of Mount Zion” . . . work, fun, more work . . . stage struck again: Girl-Shy” . . . time out for Beta Club Convention in Columbia • . • our own Junior-Senior . , . then the culmination of all our efforts . . . Tusitala . . . the record of our joys and tribulations . . . the emblem of our feeling toward Mount Zion. The spirit that has guided us for four years will surely lead us on. Mary Boulware.