University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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KI NK IC BKU, YOlMANS, I’ll 0. “Eunk” Swains boro. (icorgia. Historian Class 1920-21. Well, tin hest way v« c«n speli h« r mime is P-—B—A— C ii ! That's just the best we euu sji.v of anyone. And when we apply that name to one it lias a world of meaning. Buniee was with us in ’20 ’21 and we feared we had lost her. as she failed to show up for the next session. Bnough to say, however, that she eouldu't stay away long—so she returned to finish this year. Can you imagine sueh a demure little lady coneoeting some detailed prescription in a drug store? Car better is she suited t.» the job of coneoetiug dainty dishes in some nice little kitehen. ami it is rumored that sh is rather good at prescriptions for heart trouble. At any rate we wish her the jolliest of luck, wherever she be. whether it be meting out drugs or food supplies- here’s to you Buniee. and may yours be the best ever. Our ideals are our better selves.

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OMAII YAt GIIN KAIM'OCK. It. S. H. K. 'OMc Wont l’niin liench, Florida. Mil Mu. (’Ill Della I’lil; Yice-I'resldent llomeoon Club; Girls' Klfle Tram '22. '22; I’mi-dent of Women's I’au-Ilellenir. A jolly disposition, that allows no dull moments, a sweetness f manner, tlmt captivates at once, and a quiet generosity that is felt hut not seen, make •'O-Me the companionable yrirl tlmt she is. Small thoughtful acts that rarely occur to others, with friends for her quite frequently. As a sideline she likes tunny people and many things; not the least of these things being movies . Looks, and dill pickles. It will seem strange indeed to imgninc the ol campus, streets and hot dog stands without O-Me. Here's to you Oiuali! May you always reeeivc as much joy and sunshine front life as you give! ... , Take time to smile—it uon t be wasted. K.MMIK NKI.SOX. II.S.ll.K. Em f'artorsvillc. Georgia. Alpha Mu; Secretary Y. Y. C. A.. ’22-’2:$; Assistant Kditor of Agriculturist. '22-'2;{ Secretary-Treasurer of Student Government Association for Women ’22-’23. Was ever a girl more ready for fun and frolic than KmmieV She is uever too busy to play a prank or to do a favor. The uncxpoopsl alwnvs springs from her lips and fills her audience with laughter, hut her fun is wholesome and wins for her many friends. Fannie was somewhat of a bacteriology shark and made a justle for i'S in spite of Iter popularity with the opposite sex. Her sunny disposition and viuniug personality have Iteen a source of inspiration to students and faculty and she will be missed on the campus next year. We can’t think pf nothing but success for her in any liu of future activity that she may choose. The slncercst wishes of her classmates arc hers. lie true to your word, your work, and your friend.