Texas State College for Women - Daedalian Yearbook (Denton, TX)

Page 29 text:

Class Song. CAI12- -fI61idZ0lJ7J,'l'g.D EAR is the praise of the faculty To the class that is always jolly, Beaming with happiness, hope, and health And warmed by love of our class. But dea er than honors We Win by Work, Are the hours we give to folly: So come let us clink, and then let us drink One toast to our honored class. Here's I-Iere's Here's Here 's Here 's Bright Here's Here's A CHORUS to the class of N aughty Six, to the flag she flies, to her girls, the best on earth, to her teachers wise, to the class that brings us honor as the stars above, to the day when vve'll be through to the class We love, Oh! Senior Class, dear Senior Class, We girls Will ne'er forget, - The golden haze of college days That's round, about us yet. Those days of yore will come no more, But through our future years, The thought of you, so good, so true, WiH fill our eyes with tears, The thought of you, so good, so true, WVill fill our eyes with tears. 21

Page 28 text:

LAURA ABADIE, SUSIE BATES, ORA BLAIR, . ETHEL BISHOP, GEORGIA BRYANT, . JULIA BEALL, MAY CLARK, RHUE CROXTON, MAGGIE DENNY, GERTRUDE DENNY, EMILY EASLEY, CORA FREEMAN, MARY GLASS, JESSIE GRIFFIN, OLA HERREFORD, . WILLIA HUCKABY, . ERILE HUGHES. . NELLIE KERCHIVILLE, MARY KIMBROUGH, EULA MCFARLAND, NANNIE MCILVAIN, KATHERINE MOLEO DONNA MCQUINN, NELLIE MILLS, VIRGINIA MILLS, ALICE MOORE, LURA NIX, . MARIANNA REDDICK, BEULAH ROLLINS, MOLLIE STONE, SADIE SWENSON, . GRACE TAYLOR, . MABEL WHEELER, Senior Class Roll 20 Austin Denton . Justin . Denton Cedar Hill . VVoI'thaIn . Rockdall . Nocona Iowa Park Iowa. Park Chillicothe VVliitesboro . Franklin . Denton . Del Bio Van Alstyne Phoenix, Ariz. Big Foot . Houston lllhon Ponder . Terrill lYeatl1erford . Houston Canyon City . Meridian Hembrie . Denison F2lI'lllCI'SYlllC f7lillllllg'CC. 1. T. . Clifton Austin Lufkin

Page 30 text:

Seniors. LAURA ABAIJIE, D. A., came to the C. I. A. the first year of its existence. She has done well. Her time has been evenly divided between scheming how to get out of work and trying to find out how to become popular. She hopes to become a crammed pedagogue and an old maid. SUSAN BATES, D. A., by nature a musician and by practice a cook, hopes some day to join the working women Chousewifej. And why not? She has qualified herself as an athlete. a cook. a laundress and a dairy-maid. Her mind and hands are well trained and the conquest of her heart would be easy. Here is an article sent us from Cedar Hill. catalogued Georgia Bryant. She is very in- dustrious. her merits lmving won for her the coveted position ol' flunky in the kitchen. for the ll. A's with whom she lakes her degreein '06, PJ