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

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C RYSyTA L I I I i l I l I RAWLS, CHRISLATINE, allflilliel' 1 Clearwater, Fla. She plays many rolesf-always successfully. In fact she is one of our class of whom we are proudest. The Rural school voted her Hgreatf' and the whole school heartily says, NArnen.,7 REID, BERNICE, 'cAZtioIria V V Thomaston A capable girl ancl a splendid student. REYNOLDS, ELIZABETH PADEN, Altioria'9 Atlanta Elizabeth is one ofthe most attractive as well as one of the most capable girls in the class. u ' - RHODES, RUBY. ESTHEII, Millie I Union Point t Ruby is a hardustuclent and givesher best to heF.'W91:k . f xf ' ,. . RISENER, EULA MAE, c'Millie,' Union Point Q A most agreeable, interested student who has the promise of success in her work.

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C RY S TA L ef' QQ 'Na ORR, EDITH HERN, c'Al1:ioria,' LaGrange One of our prettiest, and one of our sweet- est as Well. PARKER, MARILEE, Millie,' Bainbridge A friendly nature who is putting her hest in her school life. PATTERSON, MARIE VASHTI, AZzioria V Renfroe As Altoria .president she has endeared her- self to a large nurnber of the students. She was voted our most attractive and she lives up to it. PAYNE, SUSIE REBECCA, Altiora ' A Reynolds A -. 3 One of the very neatest 'of.'fSusie's,' with a most attractive personality. A i POWELL, CAMILLA MONTINE, aAltioria', Camilla Calmly, serenely, untrouhled, she moves about us, indifferent to the happenings that ruffle others.

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