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

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i . W M, wls evolved a picture-frame within which were disclosed the smiling faces of the Seventh Grade. In Bertha's place I saw sines, cosines, tangents, cotangents, and other fond memories of Trig. 4 At first I thought that Grady was tossing balls about, but a closer inspection showed that they were hearts 5 Mamie seemed to be a hand outstretched to catch ' ook- the lost purse that ever eluded her grasp 5 and Annie M. became a busy b WOTII1. . . Q Q . t The very sight of Hazel brought memories of sweet music, and I was no surprised to find her suddenly turned into a mandolin. When I turned to look at Minnie H., I heard a faint puff, puE!','.1n the distance, snd the S. A. L. vestibule came in twenty minutes late. Ola and Annie P. faded from sight, and in their stead appeared a Round T able. Bessie gave place to a room tastefully decorated in green and brown, over the door of which was the inscription, Altioria Hall. ulia Elise Ollie Estelle and Bertha were busily engaged in reading seme- J I V , thing aloud: At first I could not understand the wordsg but, when the girls where lost to sight, there stood revealed a Latin ode., I next turned my magic glasses on another group-Louise, Jessie, Minna, Belle, and Henry, I :aw onl a midnight feast with its fun and mirth. Y . The President of our class I reserved for the last 3 and, as her smile beamed on us all, letters took shape and formed words that told where her interest had l ds SENIOR been. She vanished, and there in bold relief shone t ie wor , CLASS, 'o8. Then the room was filled with sounds of music, now swelling in grand triumphant chords, that told of vittories won, now changing into low, wailix g ' l there tones that told of shattered hopes. As I removed the magic ,spectac es, echoed through the stillness of the night sounds of joy and peace. L 5 Y 5 CD S!!! ' 'I lu- - 'un'-53 '1 f 1-I-.-we--L . s. ,,s,,- ,V

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1 I 2,35 MARY HOLCOMB B. DAVIS ANNIE CHAIRMAN. ' JUNIOR CLASS. RUBYE HODGE Colors : White and Old Gold. Flower: Daisy. MOTTO: LABOR OMNIA VINCIT. OFFICERS : MARY ELIZABETH HoLCoMB . . ANNIE CHAPMAN . . . JULIA PIERCE . . ROSA FLETCHER RUBYE HGDGE LORENA MARTIN ED. B. DAVIS . ,.. A- V 4... . , - J . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Poet . Historian . Critic . 5. f--.-E.,,,.,L-,MJ