Tubman High School - Maids and a Man Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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l'his Freedom -she has gained hy graduating. VW' think her work as a stenograpller will Nil VIQIDO DHD D llillxl Q N WC i '--o M.-XliGAltl4l'l' THOMAS BUSH Tha lVfll1flf'I'l'l'u liveryhocly liken Margaret for her talkativener-a a-. well as for her sense of humor. She is always going, Qtl'oug,rh we don't know wherej and is ever ready to lend a helping hind in all events. MYRTIS AMY CANNON This I'lr0Hl0rr1 Mutt saw that sh:-X so med to Tuhlnan r-he doesn't know what she'll do with on oeeupy hoth her mind and time. FltANl'l'ZS El.lZAl5E'1'H t'ARI.YUN The flmlalexx of Rl'r1.von l'llizaln-th got l'er early training in the power of reasoning in history elass under Nlisx Flimeh. Later she shown d her ahility in this line in that stirring dehate Marriage vs. ll't'Fl'.u VVQ- wonder if Elizaheth with her wit and eharm, will alwaya favor a career-? DURUTHY COUK Thr, Girl of ,Ill Tlflllllxu Vorothv at-rim to he ahle to do almost anvthing that is asked of her. She has heen a ueulit not only to her elam hut to l'er various assoeiates whom she has assisted in every way poasihle. Bll'll.VlS 0'l'EI.l.-X C0ltl3l'l l' .l lIvf'lI1V'l' of IQFIJIIHISN Fair Maid! NVQ- wonder what she is tll'l'Zllllillg of as xhe gazes into spaee with that intent look upon her fare. We hops- some day that all her dreams will eome true. Bl,tliGAltlQ'l' t'l'l,Pl'lPPl'llt Ilrnrf Thrulnf' NVQ- envy Margaret for her lovely hlue eyes and genial disposition. It is no w0ndCr e has eaused so countless many l'leal't 'l'l1rohs to numhers of the opposite sex! '

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Mm1DeNQg12QNQW0H EMMA LOUISE ARNOLD The Life Sentence. Emma's Life Sentence is just about to come to an end. She is going to be pardoned by Mr. Garrett and will receive a dip for hard work well done. RUBY BANNESTER A Court of Inquiry Ruby follows the idea that if you don't know something, ask somebody else. Hence, the numerous questions-except on the subject of automobile wrecks! MARIAN ELIZABETH BATTEN Flower of the North Marian may be our Flower of the North but she's certainly not a blooming idiot l She chose the correct spot when she picked the Garden City of the South in which to transplant herself. MARGARET FRANCES BLAND A Dauyhfer of the Land Because Frances lives out in the country, we have chosen to call her A Daughter of the Land. We have an inkling that she finds a great deal of pleasure in her rides to and fro in the school truckl? EVELYN VIRGINIA BURCH The Up Hill C'li'mb ' Evelyn has been toiling on The Up Hill Climb with all the rest of us from the Sub-Freshman Class. It is in great part through her efforts that our class has reached the top in athletic events. ANN RUTH BURNETTE Sim Feet Fo-ur Ruth is one of those lucky girls who always get to pull the windows down in Miss Tubb's class, thereby, missing half the lesson. We've heard that she is lucky ln other more personal matters also. H

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....., Q:. ...... A .....gQQQ5,voo 0..... MERYI. CFLPEPPER Oh Doctor Can you tell us what kind of heart trouble Meryl has and to whom she ,goes for treat- ment? VVe wonder if it is serious since the treatment seems to take up so much of her time. MARGARET CURRIE The Mantle of Silezirw' Because Margaret doesn't say much, we all sit up and take notice when she does start speaking. During her years at Tubman she has become noted for her sweet disposition and best of all-common sense. MARTHE SIBLEY D'ANTIGNAC The Lillie French Girl VVith vivacity and charm unlimited from her French ancestors, Marthe always brings to our minds visions of Gay Pareef' VVe imagine that she could show the Parisians quite a few new things. MILDRED JEAN DAVIDSON I'll'!'f' .4lir That Jean has a big mouth is shown hy the fact that she has been our cheer leader for lwo yearsg that she has a big heart, is proven hy her many friends. VVe hope that life holds many bargains for Jean! HELEN VIVIAN DICKS ff4'7lffP7llPII Prefer HInn1le.v Helen is a living example of the fact that 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, but she also exemplifies the fact that they aren't the only ones who do this, for she has earned the enduring love and respect of all just by her untiring efforts for the annual. CLEMMIE NETTE FOWNING Low and Learn This expresses perfectly Clemmie's attitude toward life-especially in the ease of a certain young professional man, formerly of Augusta. It is also rumored that he is not the only one!