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

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o ALTIORIA LITERARY SOCIETY.- OFFICERS. First Semester. BESSIE E. MILLER. ........ President MARY E. ,HQL-COMB. .Vice-President NINA M. VVALKER ......... Secretary GLADYS MacGILL ......... Treasurer RUBYE BEAUCHAMP ........ Censor WIILLIE LOU COCHRAN ...... Critic GERTRUDE CLARK .......L Librarian L I ' i .X 1, ff V4 f OFFICERS. - f m Second Semester. BESSIE E. MILLER ........ President U 1 ERNA PRQCTQR ...... Vice-President I I MARGARET HOGAN ....... secretary VVALTON PARKER ........ Treasurer JESSIE BEARD. .............. .Censor MINNA BELLE LANEY ....... Critic JULIA PQRTER ..... i ....... Librarian MUTTO: Excelsior. CQLORS: Light Blue and Black. f . . , a 1

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is J ' x KN N yb A X ex . Qs. , X-RN Q54 g J'5+ xN , 'N ,girl so QR H, . fi fb f' Si 1 if THE MILDRED RUTHERFORD K- x CS 5' i I , Q F, V,,ggg,,,yR y fl. soc1E.'rY. X' x X?-Br I N . x ' l ' ,j The Mildred Rutherford Society has , 41W Q19 had a ver rosperous and successful -1-LEA A-L -:li sa- lt X X ' y p , vxjlili year during 1907-'08, The Hrst four cf' Aa. .CT --I---A175392-Tvi' 11: , l, months were spent in studying our own .ai , V ., - . 1 xi Hx, fx 3-v J ...vga ' Q L ' - 3-.. 4, , 7 Hal- v- 1, ., W .,. -F-45-. . ..,. fi, -,,,., --- , 5,-' .,.. - 'X '. ,..'..- ' X ...il-2 F H , Nh -- -... N x XXX il -:E ,-H ,,,, ' - h X.Xx .xxx X X f . Xxx f T X I ,1 -7 ' if X X ,X -lv x, X NX- X ix . X, A' X fi ' 1 KJV- fx-wx nt, ll! x J TN-R n l fill :Kiki jx- . O F g len grimy l g is 'ff 'J If XX P ff-if, it I I ,ff ii ffm' . .A 1,1 3 Kfvlffxr j GI . fix., 1 ll .. 1 X --,N-ji E 'DI ls. ff N V X' ll , 'ff C X1-:C i fi lj e-rr ,X f' .x I I T I il ' 'ia fx., l f I .ks A XXX x GX , X I I -i -' ly y . . x fl, 'i X X , .xx-.gg gg X li X T X I 2 cihf ll rj! .. . -' gigfwgi Q K 3i Jp sx L5 'X XQ D5 5 li x x ss X' I ll iv-X gk , XX Georgia authors-Sydney Lanier, Joel Chandler Harris, Henry Grady, and many others. The study of these authors made us feel proud that we are Georgians and that we claim these great men as our own. After Christmas we decided to spend the rest of the year with other American authors. In this series we first took up Vlfashington Irving, with his jolly Rip Van Winkle, his eccentric lchabod Crane, and his sweet Katrina Van Tassel. VVe then made a study of Longfellow's poems. VVe wandered with Evangeline, fasted with Hiawatha, and rejoiced with John Alden and modest Priscilla. VVe also studied Lowell, Emerson, Hawthorne, Holmes, and Cooper. Miss Parrish has kindly given us per- mission to use her recitation-room for our society hall. It is now being remodeledg 1nd, when finished, it will be one of the beauty-spots of the School. ' Our .library has grown steadily through the faithful efforts of our mem- bers and through the kind co-operation of Miss Rutherford, whose name our society is so proud to bear. As Millies all we would to-day A tribute to Miss Milly pay, For she is one we hold most dear, One whose name we love to hear. VVe,ll honor her in deeds, not words, we viii., f i 52 lo 'Six X. E gg ,f I ,K - ,:? I.- X .ff N 5 ,as is S 1 ,ff 'T tm NAA. 452, Xt Xe 'X ' J ' ., X f---X , ' .gi 5 ' For we are Milly, Rutherfords. if, XR Q iv D -o. MOINRCJE, 'Os QA.. ,N g . -he ff-,A ,,,,,,,.,,-11-. it T' .alll -2 p M1 n ax to--IJ I x ZH- f 1. I, l j Q, .5 -RU-I AQ , N gl T X iii 1 dw' yr 5 -' ' x gf fb ZX ' l - ' -. fc 1 - N ' Q by ,' Q .N T NR .J-we if M l fill Mfr 5 T f If? j s ' -I ill 5 I I V N X X T ? sg , A .gf T K. M, 1 sifigu - . 4 y I rf- .i...-,,4 I

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fv,u.,. xl 5 f i .ill ' ,A ' I , f t 'uk' ' , , -L ' 'X 1. in -Q is . we 37f'ia ALTIORIA LITERARY SOCIETY. Programs for 1907-1908. FOUR ENGLISH Novnmsfrs Dickens, Scott, Eliot,. Thackeray September 7. Introductory talk on theVEnglish novel, by Miss Harrison. b Music 'by Altioria Orchestra and Chorus. Altioria Welcome to new members. September 21. SUBJECT: David Copperfield CDickensJ. Scenes from David Copperfield. I Music by Altioria Orchestra. October 5. SUBJECT: Tale of Two Cities CDickensJ . Story by Miss Parrish. Music by Altioria Orchestra. October 19. SUBJECT: Pickwick Papers CDickensJ. The humor of Pickwick, by Mr. Earnest. Dramatization of Pickwick Papers. Music by Altioria Chorus and Orchestra. November 2. SUBJECT: Dickens Evening. Life and character of Charles Dickens. Dickens's place inf literature. Dickens as an educational reformer, by Mr. Smith. A Dickens procession. DEBATE: Resolved, That Dickens is a caricaturist rather than a great por- trayer of character. Music by Altioria Chorus. November' 16. SUBJECT: ' The Talisman fScottD. Story. -Tableaux. Music by Altioria Orchestra. December 7. - SUBJECT: Ivanhoe CScot'tJ. Scenes from Ivanhoe. Discussion of Richard Coeur de Lion. V Music 'by Altioria Orchestra. December 21. SUBJECT: Kenilworth fScottJ. Dramatization of Kenilworth 1 Music by Altioria Orchestra. ' Wgl 'Neff' Y' 1' Mya, f,...--- dt X 1: ' I I - ' . I 2 I C L . ', f hw- i . ' .L . -ff , L N . -ga' x. - T- fly