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

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'J'I in . l 1 1 w X f . N 4foWQf?Qm4. Ulla. 3 1 f, I. W. COLE. i it -1 This is the second of the twain. Gaze upon his Adonis-like Q5 counten- anceg and fall victim to his endearing charms, as we hear one of the girls has 1 already done. He reminds one of a ramrod or a poker more than anything else. Ex W f 1 1 f PA. 1 A 4552 i :swam f l 5 l I 4 4 .1 il 1 v T tcamwonot E 1 43 X Q - Q03 'Vs I . 3 V . U'i!'q'w ' 'i , 1 li p i EsTELLE DUNLAP. 5 it .Here we have the real darling of the seventh grade. Their devotion to , her is so touching. For full particulars concerning this devotion, apply to the I D i above mentioned lady 3 she is wonderfully voluble on the subject. We 511311 not . mention the Hcarnation extract 5 it speaks for itself, donit you k110VV if r

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JMW QE HELEN BREWER. She it is who alvvays rises before early cockcrovv. This is not only so but also. During study hours she sweetly slumbers while others dig 5 but, as soon as old Sol peeps over the roof garden, she begins her arduous labors. She has pledged her health, her fortune, and her life that she may be numbered among the faithful fewg but she can never attain the highest and best of which she is capable, because she does not have time enoughto study. . ,p,, Q1 iw Sl ls! pf' N Ran WILLIE LOU COCHRAN. Her first was Moselle, whom she often did pet 3 Her next was Louise whom she could not forget g Her third was Benna, loved mostof all 3 Then Mary Alice at her beck and call. For the information of outsiders We may :add that this Hamer is an un- common one-perhaps produced by a Bunsen burner. Q 1 , v X5 3 .

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u. ,.., 1 - - W, - N 154' 5 T ' 472 HE! A ' ELISE EDWARDS. Elise was born very young, and she hasnlt recovered from it yet. But it takes these demure little creatures to startle the world. You never would believe it, but she is a full-fledged flirt. We all had to put on mourning when this fatal discovery was made. I ' L- Q, -A' Qs XD 'I 1'-5 fi V 'ffl ' . 3' if ' if ' if . f ' ll- if s ' 'H' Q 'iii' Q 1 Q80 OLA EDWARDS. The sleety blizzard almost put an end to Ola's February lirst-grade teaching. For several days she had no pupils g during the next few days there where two or ,three presentg finally she had more than she could manage.