Texas Presbyterian College for Girls - Larkspur Yearbook (Milford, TX)

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fig ff X Pd, gi Motto: I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.. IO. I I. I2. l3. I4. l5. I6. I7. l8. I9. 20. 21. 22. 23. Class ' l 2 Truth is the hightest thing that man may keep. Class Colors: Black and Gold. Flower: Black-eyed Susan. Class Officers Lucille Neville-President. Mabel Carwile-Vice-President. Olive Caldwell-Secretary. Florence Claiborne--Treasurer. Edith Salyer-Class Prophet. Sophomore Roll Winnie Bates 24. Gertrude Moss Lillian Bigger 25. Nellie Moss Olive Caldwell 26. Emma Munroe Mabel Carwile 27. Annie McCurdy Courtney Chatham 28. Lucille Neville 29. Ruth Noble 30. Lydia Pence Florence Claiborne Nell Claggett Eva Cotton 31. Louise Peyton Ruth Crews 32. ' Mamie Rose Willie Crews 33. Laura von Rosenberg Sue Davis Carrie Mae Rosson Burney Files Ruth Galbraith Norine Gardner Margaret Grant Catherine Haughton Laura Heard Beatrice Henry Helen Hufsmith Isabelle Hughes Virginia Hughes Marie Lloyd Katherine Miller Edith Salyer Mattie Silliman Fay Silverman Florence Smith Carrie Stewart Elizabeth Stevens Eunice Sullivan Louise Taylor Lottie Mae Walker Lydia Wiseman Nellen Wyatt Kathleen Caulielcl

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One-Minute Biographies of the Sophomores Highest Amlglronb W V Name ' Chief Occupation Topic of Conversation Winnie Bates .. Lillian Bigger .. Mabel Carwile .... Kathleen Cauiield . Olive Caldwell . . . Courtney Chatham . Florence Claiborne . Nell Claggett .... Eva Cotton .... Ruth Crews .... Vlfillie Crews .. Sue Davis .... Bumey Files . . . Ruth Galbraith . . . Norine Gardner . . . Margaret Grant .... . . Catherine Haughton Laurd Heard ...... . . Beatrice Henry . . . Helen Hufsmith .. Isabelle Hughes . . . Marie Lloyd ..... Katherine Miller . . Running errands for my room-mate. . . . . Having water fi Hunting Craig . ghts ............ . . Hair dressing . . . . Not thinking .. Eating ...... Talking ..... Loving uhimn . Xvriting letters . Studying .... Gossip .... Studying .... Making taffy . . Eating .............. .. . . . . Trying to make Studying .... . a's in Latin. . . . Looking sweet . ........... ..... . . Playing rag-time Counting the days until Commencement ...... . Eating ......................... . . Gigglmg ....................... . . Pronouncing her lirst name correctly. . . , . Gigglmg ....................... . . Going abroad . . . . German ..... Roy B. ..... . Home ........ Knowing nothing . . The army ..... Culver ......... Conceming him . Talking about home Nothing ........ Complexion .Q ....... . . . To have a good time Some where to go . To graduate .... . . . . . . Co-education colleges Beauty ......... Gertrude . . . Going home . . 340,000 . . . Caller ..... . . Conglomera-tion ....................... To know one more question than the others .... When I was abroad To be mistress of a mansion To pass a day without being sa To take the Mrs degree To graduate To get thin To visit an army post To wear a E. N. pin To marry him To finish school To be good To have a good complexion Something to wear To be a Senior To go home To be an HA. B. Senior To be beautiful To be like Benjy To be like Bess To go to the German table To enjoy life To be big What she is going to do To have beautiful teeth t upon