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

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C RY S TA. L SEALS, CORABEL Mayfield Dignified and assured, she goes about her Work, hence her success. SHIRLEY, SUSAN, Millie Alpharetta ' Sue has music in her soul and a warm place in her heart for innumerable friends. SHIRLING, ANGELA K., AZti0ria', Macon An historian second to none, a special in Math, but best of all a personality and as such is assured of success. n SIMS, DEDE, Altioria Griliin A capable girl and a splendid student. She is recognized as one of our best. SLADE, SUSAN G., Alzioria,' ' - f Columbus She can argue with Dean Ritchie, therefore she deserves a place with the Archangels.

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1 an C RY5 TA L me SMITH, VARINA, 6'Millie Hawkinsville A girl who is at once quiet, dignified, sym- pathetic and capable. She is easily one of our strongest girls and has made for herself a most enviable place in the student body. SOUTHER, NELLE, Millie ' Macon Nelle has been actively interested in every phase of school life and has played her part well. Her chief interest, however, has been with the Student Volunteer and Y. W. and she has proven herself valuable in both. STEPHENS, SALLIE MAE, 'cMillie', Renfroe Quiet and unassuming, but a hard student and a deserving girl. STEVENS, ALICE -LOUISE, c'Alzio1-iii Americus A bright! girl and a good student as well as a mostQtractive in manner and appear- ance. STEVENS, RosA MAE, Alzioria Americus A close rival of her sister in the qualities that tend toward success.