Shorter College - Argo Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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CLARA BINNS BARRETT, B. A. TOCCOA, GEORGIA 1 would make reason my guide Clara is a steady, hard-working Senior, but she ' Iocs take a special interest in her Science. If she could always keep house in a lab she might he a professional housekeeper. Perhaps when she starts to housekeeping she can play that Campbell ' s si mp is 1 IjSi i. Polymnian: Delegate to Laymen ' s Conven- tion iii Southern Baptist Convention, 1913: Leader of Student Volunteer Band. 1913-14; Chairman Bihle Study Committee ot v. Y. C. A., 101 t 15 MARTHA BOONE, B. A. MEM PHIS. TENNESSEE Be calm in arguing, for fierceness Makes error a fault, and truth dis- courtesy. Martha has quite a reputation as a preacher, and she can debate! She has her own ideas and opinions, and she states them. She never takes her studies too seriously, but enjoys life to the fullest — her only disappointment is that she has no cases. Eunomian; Editor of Chimes. 1013; Presi- dent of Preachers ' Daughters. 1913-14: Vice President of Y. Y. C. A., 1914: Business Manager of Aroo, 1914-13 ; Debater. 1014 : May Queen, 1915. tflB

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ESTHER DOBBS, B. A., Art COMMERCE, GEORGIA Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun. Who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun. The jolly president of our Senior Class, who believes in having a good time. She draws, not only pictures, but the sex so rare on Shorter Hill — the latt er by her winning smiles. Polymnian; Art Editor of Ahgo, 1911-12-13- 15; Secretary of French Club. 1911 ; Treasurer of Dramatic Club, 1911; President of Y. VV. ' . A., 1913; Secretary of Art Club, 1911 ; Art Lovers ' Club, 1911-12-13-14-15: President of Senior Class, 1915. LUISE DREWRY, B. A. GRIFFIN, GEORGIA A smile for all. a welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way she had. This is our unselfish Senior upon whom we impose. She is ever willing, ever eager, to do more than her share of work. Luise is of a romantic disposition, dividing her spare moments between strumming on her guitar and writing poetry, which is to her the most natural language. The i lass boasts that in a short time the public will be reading after and praising our Luise. Eunomian; class Secretary, 1911-12-13; Y. W. c. A. Cabinet, 1912-13-14-15; Associate Editor of Chimes, 1913-14; Basket-Bail Team, 1913-14-15: Executive Board, 1915: Secretary of French Alliance, 1915; Vice-President of Senior Mass. 1914-15; Associate Editor of AliGO, 1914-15; Class 1 ' oet, 1915.