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

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V J,E.f If V e y. . . , , xii ff, 'f ' Wyn ne ,AU , WW? fMll'7WlWaZZf U ' f' Tl ' 'l R 5 RosA LeVERE. i Arrayed in her convict sweater, Rosa resembles a tiger-lily or a zebra more than a member of the Rose family. Diked up in her striped habiliment, daily she may be seen making tracks to the gvm . t She divides he-r time between boning and getting up practice games. Her pet hobby is Mose , after whom she modelsziall her actions. Haven Can 1120172 7'e't is one l 'Ea1a.. ,, n F, Tile ver was omg J SALLIE FANNIE MANN. This Mann is a prominent and eligible candidate for matron of Winnie absent-minded 3 sometimes she is perfectly nor- mal The Faculty regards her as excellent in all departments, and we know h it 'be a able-bodied student. She is especially fond of manual arts. As er o proof of this, she teaches the subject to the Seventh Grade during on and off'.' months. Dayis Hall. 'Sometimes she is

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. Qb 'ff' H 0414270 X7 .394 li A 5 f , f fi Xt on f f 9 4, t ANNA KIRTLEY. Altough too young to enter the teaching profession, Anna has decided to try for a Hdipf' She has led a strenuous life during her stay at the Normal, for the way of the parliamentarian is hard. It is said that her transgressions in the poetical line are due to her ambition to imitate Shakespeare. This accusation however, is doubtless untrue. L I S f' ffgvf x Il'-5E?a X 1. 1 f 1 . Ln 4 it ' si H I x -' 1 F ll A if -ffl if 1 1 7A ,Q 1 'M 1 A ' - '-FaVh'l aHl-- MIN NA BELLE LANEY. Although Minna Belle is very fond of hard Work, yet she has absolute faith and confidence in the rest cure. She is so absorbed with her Studies in the early morning that she never hears prep ring. She leads a happy life with her de- voted HHenry , and she never loses her temper unless someone kindly informs her that she is fat, and resembles Falstaif. '

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ANNIE MATTHEWS. Here is another, that laboreth, taketh pains, and sticketh closer than a brother, that is, she is a leech, If it is impossible to believe this, We refer you to Miss Parrish for conirmation of the same. By this gift of perseverance, she always gains the much coveted and sought after P+. XY A ff .f ar-53-'-1-.. K U fi j'4 l!iii '1 pf I 21253: ,, M, it ,Jw BESSIE MILLER. A Here We have a gem of purest ray serene, hidden in the dark, un- unfathomed cavesl' of the Practice School. Bessie is not a PUPIL of the Musco- gee Elementary School, although she Was taken for one the other day. Next year she will be a full-fledged member of the M. E. Faculty, she has already acquired the characteristic Walk and manner. l , I 'F E -sans.,- i i 4 l 25:-vs.. , l I r Q l