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

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CRYSTAL 'fi w N NIOORE, Mas. LUCILLE B., aAl1:ioria', Campton 'LShe has fought a good Hghtg She has Won the race.', lVlULLINS, JEWELL C., ':MilZie Augusta A loyal supporter of the Glee Club-in fact a great lover of music as well as one of our most attractive girls. NIUSSELWHITE, KATE V., 'iflltioriai' Reynolds Kate is ambitious, musically as well as in- dustrially. Her violin is her constant com- panion When she is not giving Miller Hall the beneht of her piano instruction. - MUSSELWHITEN, NIARILU, Hfllilliev Reynolds Loyalty is the stuff of which she is made. A Willing worker always, and a most desir- able friend. 3, NEELY, ANNIE EVE, Mflltio-ria H y College Park 'Annie is one of our most capable girls. She goes about her work quietly but always gets results.

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on C RY1S22TA L me MAYER, VENETA DE VER, Alzioria:' Savannah Veneta worked hard on her teaching assign- ment and came out with flying colors. She promises to make good. MEADOWS, VELA DAILEY, Millie Vidalia - Vela is a very distinctive type. She writes poetry, is something of an artist, tells a good story, and gets by with a number of her daring pranks. She is a jolly girl and quite a favorite. MICKLE, LYDIA ERIN, Millie Texas A capable, hardworking student, who is recognized as such among us. MILNER, MAMIE, aAlrioria Quitman A good student and an all 'round fine girl. She has an enviable place in the student body. MINOR, ELLA SUE, Millie ' Stone Mountain Quiet in manner but industrious and cap- able, she is sure of success.

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v J, C RYIQTA L N NELSON, EDITH, ufllzioriaa' ' Thomaston She is strong enough to have an opinion, capable of making it accurate and sensible enough to act upon it. NELSON, MARY FRANCES, uMilZie', Yatesville One of the sweet, old-fashioned type, both in- manner-and appearance-a most desirable type in this day and time. We are proud to claim her. ' NIXON, NINA MCCOY, 4'Millie Union City As treasurer of the class for four years she has held our mite of treasure. As custodian of same and as. student and friend she has laid up manifold treasurers in our hearts. Noawoon, ETHEL, Ullzfioriaf' Y Thomasville - 'cWe know not where the islands lift i Their fronded palms in air, We only know here's one with a gift Of goodly grace and beauty rare.'7 OLIVER, FREDERICA HEMANS, MAl1:ioria', ' Savannah In the hub-hub of school life she has oc- casionally given us a brilliant Hash of silence. A good sport, a good friend and a great favorite. ,