State Normal School - Crystal / Levana Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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NOT NEWS, BUT VIEWS. Why did you come to the Normal? Heard that it was a branch of the University.-M. M. GREENE I was led astray.-- KID , Heard that it was co-ed g but, oh my I-M. B. LANEY. I was young and innocent, and knew no better.-LOUISE J. It was not my fault.-HELEN B. I-K 7 Miss Lillie Zetterower told me to come.-A BULLOC CO. STUDENT What has been your rnost pleasant experience while here? Dodging the Matron.-MABEL S. Getting off the campus.-CLYDE F. Having measles QU.--JESSIE R. Getting new clothes.-RGXIE H. Haven't had none a tall.-GEORGE T. What has been your most unpleasant experience? Teaching the Eighth Grade.-ANNIE M. Building a coal-shed.-BERTA S. Thinking. QModesty prevents her from 'signing her name.j Cleaning up.-ZOE H. Missing breakfast.-MAMIE S. What has- been your chief article of food? H. G.- HENRY . Normal cow.-VIRGINIA D. Love.-HAZEL H. Shinola.-Mr. FREEMAN. Bullets.-SARA B. Sinkers.-ROSA L. Food has eluded nie.-OPHELIA H. What is your usual hour of rising? Are I never go to bed.-FRANCES W. I 'Tis very unusual that I rise.-GRADY O, When Maud makes me.-SALLIE FANNIE M. At the ringing of first chapel bell.-EUNICE L, I prefer not to get up at all.-G-LADYS M, you going to marry soon after graduation? Sure pop !-ELIZABETH M. Not as I know of.-ANNA K: I All I want is a chance.-MARTHA F, It takes two to make a trade.-W. G. AGREE fa 6 Q 1 9 l

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SENIOR MANUAL ARTS. The Senior course in Manual Arts this year has been different from that of any of the previous Senior Classes. After considering the conditions and needs of the homes in the country dis- tricts of Georgia, we decided that we, as teachers, ought to help meet these needs. So we have determined to build, as a model, a modern rural home here on our State Normal School campus. This 'home is to be simple, convenient, and beauti- Ti20Lfr Claw '00.i5.B.f5 Q 1- Aihmhqll 0'-an nj CoTTa3r. bum: E Ylillmr, Dmpsvfp 1 Q Txw' B A Q but-. 5t 't l . I ',,,,,.t ' Q--M Do,-QL, it rm.. .1 .iw I y- 'H l Cl J mm, I JI , ,Ffa 5?-V Noir' I V -mf g ' n I W W A I Floor Dian X 7 I Llvfhs Qoom Q cy I vuvvlfy CQH' 5 I and Qeovn L, , yy - as 1 lo' O E VI P I V ... , .. 3 117 -1-ni c o 5nF rfenf Ds-nh AJPW Sl' Cl i'x1fo ,Ev ' Y. r. Sl .haul of economy, we shall show that the country home can be made much more attractive with only a little thought and careful planning. It has been the special privilege of the Senior Class to have the planning of this home. Under the wise direction of Mr. Qrr, we have individually worked out plans and elevations. The best features of all these will be combined into a work- ing drawing from which the house will be n' 'H .9 ful, andyalthough we stress the matter . H iff Aa-4Z..1L .1.4f.7- - ' 1, 02,5 Jllliiliilllk 7. , gill, -2 5 IH! it El ii E -nm F3 El E 941- I T-1 llllll. ,r 445.5 '- v vc ' - - f 1 - 2271 E ' I.: E 1 C CAMTS Coffasm ,K E5 Z' . .,Al1naG1ecvw,Dv, , PT f flass'O'3Z 535' gl? built. 'jf' Q-fi hgahygqff m...ne, GQ. fbi' The next Senior Class will proceed ... ... -- ,..- - ,, .. with the building. We feel that we have BACK had the most important part-the draw- 'PORQI ing of the plans. We are also making the 'ETCHEU BEDROOK I furniture for the dining-room. Im what NM' Nxmig I We purpose that the Senior Classes shall have the actual constructing of this I H house. By computing the cost of lumber Q i 6 and all building materials needed, by be- ' PANTBY 'PAEEAQE BATQIRQUH O-I coming familiar with tools, and by com- - cm' ' Q ' W .uw - , ing in contact with various constructions, ' - 5 Chg-XG v and methods of finish both inside and I I -N outside, we know that there will be DUNN-5 An B R I ' gained much practical knowledge that : SITTINQ ROOM A BZ.xT5en I could' not have been derived from other we nah: U sources. . U - Q FRQKTPORCK Covnly Solfigeb 'WF' AI-nm 1-wus, . -..- L Class Aihe . 31 SQBICJYFDT5 lit I ne

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Would you marry for money? Yes, law!-MINNIE MAE G. Mighty skipping !-WILLIE LOU C. Thatls all Pd marry for.-ANNIE P. Yep !-SUSIE C. fThe readiness with which this question was answered was quite touch- ing.-Ebiro-R.p y What would you do if you were matron of a dormitory? Let the girls take baths after light bell.-MARY B. Give up my job.-EULA C. Return all confiscated property.-CLYDE H. Sleep on my job.-HHENRYH. What improvement would you suggest for girls' rooms? ' Automatic apparatus for cleaning up.-ELSIE Eg U Something to keep me awake.-RGSA F. ' Dumb-waiter for serving meals in bed at all hours.-RUBYE B. Dummy to bone', for me.-ETHEL A. What has been your favorite study? The court Jester ,-ZOE I-I. Trig .-LOUISE and I-IENRYH. Computing the amount of Mr. Hollingsworth's patience.-WALTQN P Campus Course.-MAUDE S. ' Off periods.-MAUD M. Studying' how to dead beat lessons.-KATE G. Rohn and White horses.-MINNIE MAE G. Why do you cram ? They seem to expect it.-GERTRUDE C. I eat that I may las', I '6cram that I may pass.-BERTA N. For the glory of my family ,-JESS-IE R. Got to, mental necessity.-LOUISE P. To appear swell.-HARRIET D.