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

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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

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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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Slip- CQ Yftwvwff 19 1 v if .Ill fl t 'Tf i,,f1 ' 'wif' 4' ft! IW , Q is , M 549 4 f ,IV-. x fx 'f' W I X gf fl! K :fl K tf Mia ll' K I K X h ft' f IU! -5 ? t 'Bree Rulobmhe Soggullv- C0-H wvock 2 S 0 af. OLLIE MGNROE. - This is one of the many who have come out of great tribulation through the teaching of science g or to be more explicit, she is now an adept in soap-making. Ollie says she is confident that she can easily earn a Phd., Mrs., or anything else. She is morally certain that Winning one of these degrees is child's play compared with the ordeal of soap-making with Fifth grade kids , - 'I L? ' -V 0 f , if ' 6 l i 1 it ' ANQQ 4 ug.-.TX sl ' i a B 'AI K- gui-asf Q -W A as- ms Q, ' . WX rw' ' ,Q xx .in ,l l 7: X M -L ,Q Aww., I A - 2 ,A Bf'zif'G'vr5Y!2., if?- 3C1XX:5v3f mvnmag fgvmfule GLADYS MACGILL. Look ! Ladies and gentlemen, this photograph is the result of nine suc- cessive sittings ! Mr. Ball is due a thousand thanks for his wonderful patience. But when one triumphs in a worthy cause, we feel that the end justilies the means.