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

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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.

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HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A SENIOR? VVhat would you do if you got a black mark, You poor little woe-begone Senior? They beat you, they bang you, they swear they will hang you It's all just because you're a Senior. You have to teach kids jvvho're possessed of the devil, You poor little woe-begone Senior, You teach and you preach, and itls all just to reach The name of a dignified Senior. To fail on a lesson, we admit is quite .bad For the poor unfortunate Senior, But fail on a plan, oh, give us a man! Itls all just because weyre Seniors. VVe have to use methods we never dreamed of, VVe -poor little Woe-begone Seniorsg ' But, nevertheless, welll have to confess Itls all just because We are Seniors. Chorus : How would you like to be a Senior, And have to wear rubbers in rain? Your dignity never would screen you, And you'l1 have to bear terrible pain, You'll have to be good, and do as you should, ' And it's all just because you're Seniors.