Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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She ' s our star in Basketball ! She Held ribbons all last fall. In her skilled athletic way, She could throw the ball all day. She is brilliant, quick and smart; But she loves to shirk her part: Well, such little faults like these. You can rule out, if you please. Oh Luesta, she ' s a peach! Coy of glance and full of speech. Sparkling eyes that seem to say. Life is one long holiday. She can dance and run and play, But she likes to have her way — In her dress she ' s not so neat. But besides all this, she ' s sweet. In her slfilled, alhlelic n aji She could throV) the ball all da ). '

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When we ' re sick at heart or brain. Opal comes to soothe our pain. For a doctor, as you see. Is what she intends to be. She will into missions go, And to others she will show, How foundations may be laid For a cynical old maid. OPAL HALL Do you really want a gem? Here ' s an Opal for you then! She ' s about the best there is; Don ' t you need her in your biz ' ? Wavy hair, and calm repose, — Just three freckles on her nose, — This girl has in her a heart. And from her it ne ' er will part. For a doctor, asjfou see, li mhat ihe intends to be.

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UUii :i fe==i This dear girl lives out in town. So her faults we can ' t write down: That she has some, there ' s no doubt, You will have to find them out. Come and buy before you pass By this member of our class; She IS worth much of your gold, But well miss her when she ' s sold. LILLIE HARDIN See! here ' s Lillie— look what grace Overshades her smiling face. See her brow of classic line. Intellectually fine. Has she temper? No; not she, Not as much as ought to be; For a girl like this, you know. Lets the world ran o ' er her so. This dear girl lives out in tomn. So her faulh ve can t mrite down. k Z e O ' f»,m ff !