Washington Seminary - Facts and Fancies Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1927
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BUWNETT Cflable 0 Tonfeziis DEDICATION THE SCHOOL Faculty Seniors Classes Boarding Department ORGANIZATIONS Activities Society Athletics FEATURES Representative Girls Events Literature JOKES AND ADVERTISEMENTS is a V S3 can . in cn I3 1 0-1 .- 'S .mm -up P YFS , fx ' U, - , 0 i3 o . 5 if Q: on I 1' -'gi rl:-. 251 Lint ,,,, .1 ' 2 272.54 .'l .451 Ji.. ,,,........ ii it ,F an 1 'LS f I, gf 'fl 4,,l Q ' 9 w i i Q l lfij N UD ' - QQ9 wk 215' i U-In MISS MARY O AMBLFR fS R f f' . si ESE' , ' In DEDICATION To you. our faithful and loyal friend. our patient and loving councilor, we, the graduating class of 1927, dedicate this volume of Facts and Fanciesf' We of- fer this as our expression of love and ap- preciation for the support and untiring efforts you have given us. Ll-The NN' 1191 1, A v . 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The Faculty kj X mum sq 7 Ma t h. am 27 1 f ! -? - . S M 1 A ' i .QW-qi.. vibe A O 'mf Q 1-.. 0. ., X . The Faculty OFFICERS 1926-1927 LLEWELLYN D. SCOTT, MISS EMMA B. SCOTT Principals ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT FACULTY 1926-1927 MISS EMMA B. SCOTT Sorbonne University, Paris French MISS ESTELLE MARTIN. A.B. Goucher College Latin MISS ANNIE M. SHARPE Graduate Philadelphia Training School English, Psychology, Biology MISS MARY O. AIVIBLER University of Virginia Summer School: George Peabody College for Teachers: Teachers College, Columbia University Summer School. and year of 1923-1924 English MRS. IRENE M. STARKE Chicago University, Columbia University, Royal University of Berlin History MISS IVIILDRED DAVIS Graduate State Normal, Pennsylvania: one term Columbia University: Penna. State College English. Penmanship MISS VIRGINIA SURTEES, B.S. Graduate Household Arts. University of Cincinnati Domestic Science and Arts. Chemistry MISS ADELAIDE M. WALKER. A.B. LaGrange College Mathematics MISS BESSIE DOWNING Graduate Washington Seminary M arhema tics MISS NORA BELLE STARKE Graduate Washington Seminary History of Art MADANIE MARCELINE MERITE BERRY, A.B. Brevet Superieur and Certificat de fin d'Etudes Normales, Ecole Normale of Blois, France: Certilicat d'Aptitude Pedagogique: A.B. Brenau College French MRS. PAULINE M. FISHER Vanderbilt University. George Peabody College for Teachers Study Supervisor L 3 0:1542 .,.,,. 2 r F? If 7 - 19 Muifgg ii X A ff' -In-if-TT -1- .C.lufss1L X Q , i 6 R R' X . V I MRS. GREENE WARREN Graduate Washington Seminary Physical Training MISS OLIVE MARION Graduate Washington Seminary: University of Georgia, two years Assistant in Domestic Science. Domestic Art and Chemistry GRAMIVIAR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT FIRST TO EIGI-ITI-I GRADES. INCLUSIVE MISS ANNIE M. SHARPE Graduate Philadelphia Training School English. Arithmetic MISS NORA BELLE STARKE Graduate Washington Seminary Geography, English, Science. Reading MRS. FLOYD POWELL DUMAS. A.B., A.M. Wesleyan College: George Peabody College for Teachers: Vanderbilt University Seventh and Eighth Grades MISS MILDRED DAVIS Graduate State Normal, Pennsylvania: One Term Columbia University, New York: Pennsylvania State College English, Penmanship IVIADAME MARCELINE MERITE BERRY, A.B. Brevet Superieur and Certificat de fin d'Etudes Normales. Ecole Normale of Blois. France: Certiticat d'Aptitude Pedagogique: AB. Brenau College French MISS VIRGINIA SURTEES, B.S. Graduate Household Arts, University of Cincinnati Domestic Science and Arts MRS. MAMIE L. DAVIS Graduate Ohio Normal: Indiana State Normal First. Second and Third Grades MISS BESSIE DOWNING Graduate Washington Seminary Mathematics MISS ALICE SCOTT DOWNING Graduate Washington Seminary: Summer Courses at Emory University and University of Georgia Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grades MISS FLORENCE ELIZABETH PERKINS. B.A. Agnes Scott College English, History, Arithmetic, Geography . :IF DQ4 nh: X ' 1 . 's, gall, Q C 3 ,m f If ' 2 xl I I If xl TIA' i t Q I E I A i g ml t -A-L- - - x .Clay-ni O - 9' Q' MRS. GREENE WARREN Graduate Washington Seminary Physical Training MISS OLIVE MARION Graduate Washington Seminary: University of Georgia, two years Assistant in Domestic Science and Arls DEPARTMENT OP MUSIC, ART AND EXPRESSION LAURENCE POWELL EVERHART Piano Study under E. C. Smith, Atlanta: H. D. Egerman. Philadelphia: Rosita Renard, Atlanta Isadore Phillippe, Paris: Composition under Dr. Orlando A. Mansfield. London Piano Miss MARGUERITE COOPER, BM., B.A. Pupil of Clarence Adler, Max Pilzer, and Alexander Bloch. New York: Bush Conservatory and Czerwonky, Chicago Piano, Harmony, Theory MISS JULIA OLIVER ECKFORD New England Conservatory: Pupil of Robert Schmitz Fletcher Music Method-Piano MISS MARGARET BAKER BATTLE Pupil of Milka Ternina-Institute of Musical Art. New York: Pupil of Isadon Luckston, New York: Pupil of Victorria Moratti. Milan Voice MISS ABBY C. BUTLER Chicago Art Institute: Chicago Academy of Fine Arts: Cincinnati School of Design: Pupil of Charles Hawthorne, Henry- Rittenberg. William Chase Drawing and Painting MRS. MERRILL M. HUTCHINSON Graduate Emerson School of Oratory, Boston Expression GEORGE II. LINDNER Violin WILLIAM BUTT GRIFFITH Member of American Guild of Mandolinists, Banjoists. and Guitarists Teacher of Fretteclalnslruments MISS EDA E. BARTHOLOMEW Gra-duate Royal Conservatorium. Leipsic, Germany , Pipe Organ MRS. MARY BUTT GRIFFITH Doses Member American Guild of Teachers and Players Harp, Stringed Instruments HOME DEPARTMENT MISS EMMA SCOTT MISS ANNIE M. SI-IARPE Supervisors MISS BESSIE BROUN Assistant .IOI-IN W. HURT, M.D. Physician .gym ll ya-' .nn-5 'X I 1 5 , 'F A WE I xllfff xg Owl ' X- I 2? q Q - L- iE - n . X 4 ' - f w K2 -Q O ,W .4 ii ffm. if Q i i f mx!!! X J A O N K f,,,. ,J fi ' X 1 - J 24' E fi Q - A V 'gp V A ,f - .. gf., X LW fi-, - S Q5-fix,-,f k 1- If y L' : xv 'Z f ' if a...Xk -V 1 B x XQXXQQQ? 9 Vi? 'xA x X 52 Q MU-84 fcr C.4zicf Seniors GMA f wk , M4 E Fam 2 we , ml , i Y -YT Cn , X ' ' ' - f 'T T ' K I E .Civ-rv-ni. 7 Alma Mater Hail to thee, Washington Seminary! Long may thy name and thy fame prevail! Naught from our hearts can thy image efface, So long as we think of our school days At the Seminary. Hail! Hail! Let us sing hail to our dear old school. Hail! Hail! Let as sing hail to our dear old school. Each year at thy call we'Il gather all: Glad hearts we'll bring, thy praise to sing, O Seminary!! Hail to thee. Washi'ngton Seminary! Long may thy name and thy fame prevail! Naught from our hearts can thy image efface. We love thee too well, O Seminary! X . , , l 5, In a Mila rg All 2 A L....,.L. . A my - fi jr, - V 'AV 0 k 1 The Senior Class OFFICERS CAT!-IARINE NORCROSS . --.- Presideni ADELINE WINSTON - - - - Vice-President MARY BAYLEY - - - ---- Secretary CHARLOTTE BURNETT . . - -Treasurer X 'l,, . IB.. . 2.36, h xx 1 xq Z ' aw 'it' - 27 I X I I 1 ww ' X 2 r . li, , 1 ,4ff '.'Li- - ' r r x ,e:3.....e. O l l r I l 'l l I , l ,l l l l A l ' 1 il l 1 l l I i 5' , r lp' 17 i Vi t lf? T pl I' MARY BAYLEY CHARLOTTE BURNETT , ,l ipl Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Entered 1921 Entered 1924 A Advanced English Course flduanfed English Course U I I l l , Athletic Association: Sigma Delta Sorori- ,5 Afhl6tlC.ASSOC12t10HZ Pi Pi Sorority: Sec- ty: Ukelele Club' '26-'27: Treasurer Soph, fl fefafl' SUUQ1' Class? V1'fe'Pfe5l'dent College omore. Junior. Senior Classes: Kennel Club: fl Prep Club., 24 25: Secretary and Treasurer Assistant Art Editor HMiSSemma,'f '24-'25: g Aff Club' Zfl' Za? vfesldenfflft Club' 25' Art Editor Missemma, '26-'27: Art Editor A 261 AffEd1f0fq Mlssefrma- 25- 265.1555 Facts and Fanciesf' Art Club, '24-'z51 4 5 : Z ! l ' - V 1 t ..., - E!!! sistant Society Editor Facts and Fancies Varsity Vouey B-all 'I-mm 25 26 Class 'Ni Basket Ball Team Class Volley Ball Team. Qt I l 4 l 1. l lx sux? Ili! if Q -Qi- llfl 41,13 u v 9,5 c W g f 0. 1 ISABELLE CARPENTER Atlanta, Georgia Entered 1925 Advanced English Course Athletic Association: Sigma Delta Soror- SHIRLEY CARTIN Daytona Beach, Florida Entered 1926 Advanced English Course Athletic Association: Secretary A, T Club, '26. '27: Glee Club: Kennel Club Boarding News Editor Missemma. ' '27: Boarding News Editor Facts and Fan- cies: President Boarclers' Senior Council. rw 3 , Iflllllllll llillllllllilll ll Il I!IlIIllJIIllIlIQIll IIII Y' E if l sq l H11 lin-I ISU! H111 l-il CJ! urns 066 Q- Q O , K v., II 'I I 1 I .ig I I I I I I A I I I I I I I I ' if itil iii? ll!! 1 x 2 . X nun MARGARET COLLIER EVELYN COLLINS Smyrna, Georgia Umatilla, Florida Entered 1925 Entered 1926 Advanced English Course Advanced English Course Athletic Association: Sigma Delta Soror- Athletic Association: Treasurer A. T. lfY1 Treasurer Art Club, '25-'26: Kennel Club, '26-'27: President Harmony Club, Club: Assistant Art Editor Missemma. '26-'27g Kennel Club: Athletic Editor '26-'27: ASSiStant Aft Editor 'AFHCES and Facts and Fancies: Boarders' Senior Coun- F2rlCi2S. cil: Representative Boarder. '26-'27. y ,FGM ' 2? I I I 1 . I I ' I I I - I I I - I I I li I I Xt' .B urs C-0 ul- A of 0. 3, X , , I M I Q O , - 1 E . ' N w l 3 I 5 I N or Q ' s 1, s Q 5 .-I lp: s ffl x V' I In I ,jp E I I in I g IMI N :fl I ff' VIRGINIA CRUSSELLE BETTY DAVISON Q Ip, Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Q ,fl Entered 1925 Entered 1920 Advanced English Course Advanced English Course Q ' al Athletic Association: Mandolin Club. AFIWISUC ASSOCIMIOHS President Pi. Pi Son- Q , orxty. 26- 27: Bull Dog Club: Vice-Presv K 'r dent Pan-Hellenic Council, '26-'27: Kennel X I Club: Business Manager Missemma. '26- N In '27g Business Manager Facts an-cl Fanciesf' Q I -. .lg l Tl, ' . I il ,6.,g so I J I 'i m-.a Fifa! in E1-ii I !!!! -E! -if 'if' Cl! up-s 1.10- ,..,w, k N- ---. . Tr , I I I I I If I X: I I I I ,I X 5 fe ' iS H111 I-Il I 4 I , 4 I L I ll!! ., H , NATALIE DE GOLIAN Atlanta, Georgia Entered 1926 Advanced English Course Athletic Association: Sigma Delta Soror- ity: Secretary Dramatic Club. '26-'27: Vice- President Art Club, '26-'27, , I I I I I I I MARY JO EVANS El Paso. Texas Entered 1926 College Preparatory Course Athletic Association: Sigma Delta Sorori- ty: A. T. Club: Treasurer College Prep Club. '26-'27: Treasurer Ukclele Club. '26- '27: Boarders' Senior Council: Kennel Club: News Editor Missemma. '26-'27: Liter- ary Editor Facts and Fanciesf' Representa- tive Senior: Representative Boarder. 0 QNBUU-n 39 fjwch 2, O Q 771' 1: 19, zf' .3 if: .pl 6 1 D lf 13 in FQ 1X1 1 ide 1K1 61 41 191 5 341' 19 174 r I 1 il I--I 'til III! K if Qual itil MARGARET HUFFINE ANNIE FRANCES HUMPHRIES Douglasvillc. Georgia Austel, Georgia Entered 1926 Entered 1926 Advanced English Course Advanced English Course Athletic Association Athletic Association .- It wi, ' 1 5 f Y: I, , W iq 2? 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 7Z, S K . ' 1, R f 5 S Q 1 S f fd EEE 'lijl CJ! MH: QW- 5 gxgikti S -.-a -m !!!. Ot- .L K 0. X' 1 ' CAROLYN LEONARD Talbotton. Georgia Entered 1925 Advanced English Course Athletic Association: Phi Pi Sorority: Sphinx Club: Boarders' Senior Council: Kennel Club: Assistant Literary Editor Missemma, '25-'26: Assistant Business Manager Missemma. '26-'27: Class Edi- tor Facts and Fanciesf' Representative Sen- ior: Representative Boarder: Senior Round Table. l I i 5 I .L 't 3+ 9 l ' C 5 4 , 4 N l 1 IIHI KATHRYN LINDNER Atlanta, Georgia Entered 1924 lldvanced English Course Athletic Association: Cilee Club: Assist- ant Exchange Editor Missemma. '26-'27: Advertising Manager Facts and Fanciesf' Kennel Club: Mandolin Club, '24-'25: Sen- ior Round Table. ' ., A l V. 1.. ,..-my .., ' Q, :P ,,,,. .. .- -,.., 1 r Mau I n eg. .L . J i and, 3? i i! hi-il ICH! h?1l li il CJ! unnnr 5 N ! Q N Q 5 l E ' u N R Q N 5 N H N S 2 N I S I 6.5 0 0 7 T . 0. 3, , Vi, l a ' f I N .i : Q l Q , , l ' N i , I I I i , , I , l l 1 S f . T ' i l I , T r , . . W i i. f CATHARINE NORCROSS r : MARIAN NEWELL AEiili1LiT3iim ' L, Carrollton' Georgia College Preparatory Course Entered 1926 Athletic Association: Vice-President Phi 9 Advanced Englfsh Course Pi. Sorority. '25-'Zoz President Phi' Pi Sor- i ority, '26-'27: Pres dent Pan-Hellenic Coun- x 5 Athletic Association: O. B, X. Sorority: cil. '26-'27: Secretary and Treasurer Bull X l Exchange Editor Missemma, '26-'27. Dog Club, '26-'27: College Prep Clubl N ' President Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class- x I cs: Red Cross Representative, '26-'27: Ken- f nel Club: Assistant Business Manager Miss- i l emma. '25 -'26: Assistant Advertising I L Manager Facts and Fancies: Representa- l tive Senior: Senior Round Table: Class l 5 Basket Ball Team. '25-'26, '26-'27. N W T' , ' ' ',xi i :,'3?3: ' .1 . r it ' i Q ' 'aa elif 5 U gill 5 I, ,J Q K 1 -,QHQ i n e a i ir V i A' ' ' '25 ' f 3 Nl W i-., A .f'fQ'?',f1Ti r l J K X Iii! p if I-UI 5111 I-I' 1 O-hi Q-O wr ffl: 9' so eg af. 274 A r Q7 if iff Q 1 M if iff Ml pl 4 sf Zi 164 4: l Qi ig! K 44 'trip ii Ubi! WIKI L. i la x'i'i'F , -gage 'ffl of A a' X ' 11 IIIIIIA Q WINIFRED PARSONS SARAH ROBERTS Tampa, Florida Roswell. Georgia Q Entered 1926 Entered l926 Advanced English Course Advanced English Course N Athletic Association : Dramatic Club ' Athletic Association: Sigma Delta Soror- Q Boarders' Senior Council: Kennel Club: ity. X Joke Editor Facts and Panties. Q lx J TQ i l Iv and! E . 2? C.Bu N .ar vi. A 5- v' Ai JN Q - C, O 7 f a at N Q 1 5 r , ' Q l N ' s ' N l P . 4 E l I I : x I P 14: M if- 1 , 4. i l i ,, , Q A 1 l i 5 i ' MARIE ROXVLAND VERA SMITH - ,Xl Atlanta, Georgia Jackson, Georgia Q' Entered 1926 Entered 1925 ,fl College Preparatory Course Advanced English Course ' P Athletic Association: Kennel Club: As- Arhlegig Association: O, B, X, Somrigyg N sistant Advertising Manager Facts and Fan- A, T, Club, N l glniisity Il?aliketIqBall 'I'52m,2?26-637: 5 ass as et a am, ' -' : IQ Volley Ball Team. '2c6-'27: College Pit Q if, Club: Representative Senior. x l N ' 5 I N . g : g 5 2' rl-- ,i Q i A ' A, t,,' i s Q p fl r '1- lx fl. 5 : QA x h : fe . '- ,. , Q J NQ Q M ond! . H--' 19 2? :iii lpn!! llf l--I CJ uv-v-Q1 o , X O . P. ' ' , , Y H., f ' Q - l Q i N i Q g K i A i ' a v N T r I ' 7 l I I , r 1 l i i ' N IA if X ' H yi V 17. gk N , s IC' DOROTHY STRANGWARD RUTH WHIDDON x pi Sylvester, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia fl Entered 1925 Entered 1925 ' ,Q Advanced English Course Advanced English Course l , 4 Athletic Association: Pi Pi Sorority: Athletic Association: Dramatic Club. N i President Sphinx Club. '26-'27: Kennel x l Club: Assistant Literary Editor Missem- N 'A ma, '26-'27s Assistant Literary Editor x Facts and Fancies: Boatders' Senior Coun- W cil: Representative Senior: Representative l r Boarder: Senior Round Table. ' 1 r N 1 r U ' i 4 , . n z I r lx A ' ' ' I . f K K L. R 0' ii-:I li ' ll!! t 27 ! ! iii! xml! CJ! uvnqdv- Q. ,CQ 5 YR. XBRQXXSS lil l!l a 5' l 5 - 'Vu U -fx'-fe. - ---Liu vxymx ' x cl, v .f 0. 'J Nc ' ' ' ' HELEN WILSON WILHELMINE WINERICH Atlanta. Georgia Houston. Texas I Entered 1924 Entered 1926 College Preparatory Course Advanced English Athletic Association: Sigma Delta Sorori- Athletic Association: Pi Pi Sorority: Vice- ty: Secretary College Prep Club. '25-'26g President A. T. Club: Kennel Club: Liter- Kenncl Club: Assistant Advertising Mana- ary Editor Missemma. '26-'27: Assist- gcr Facts and Fanciesf' ant Business Manager Facts and Fanciesf' Boarders' Senior Council: Class Volley Ball Team, '26-'27: Representative Senior: Rep- resentative Boarder. y ,7aflfL ' 2? sl IJ Jill!! L r1111Q1r11l11111l11111111A9'nu111 11lI10AI1110111lIlll ng ll' lb 1igfaQ.f1Y' 4 -x . N. igrl VCU! CL!! uv-n-nr aa Qs- ini ' E f . -:Il ti! ll-I I I I I in I I I 1 . 5 I 1 9 5 1 1 1 ? ' I 1 1 ix 4 ADELINE WINSTON Atlanta, Georgia Entered 1915 Advanced English Course Athletic Association: Secretary Phi Pi Sor- ority. '25-'26: President Bull Dog Club, '26-'27: Kennel Club: Editor-in-Chief Missemma, '26-'27: Editor- in-Chief Facts and Fancies: Vice-President Fresh- man, Junior, Senior Classes: Class Basket Ball Team, '23-'24, '24-'25, '25-'26, '26- '27: Volley Ball Team, '25-'26, '26-'27: Varsity Basket Ball Team, '26-'27: Repre- , MCL' I ' I I l 'I Q I sentative Senior: Senior Round Table. I . I I . I J I 1 fy 37 i-ll 1 N N N K N N Q K I I I I I E'-in ii-sl 511 i111 C..B Us-h rif- Presidents Address This day that we have looked toward for four years is about to become one more yesterday. In another day we shall have realized the goal for which We have striven. With this in sight there dawns upon us the ' realization that our ambitions are not yet ' realized. The exultation of this hour is dimmed by the thought that tomorrow an- other objective awaits us. Tonight we real- ' - ize that the reward of four years of labor , 1 does not mean simply a roll of parchment. This diploma is the mere representation of the days. the weeks, the months which have : gl:-.,..,,:5:g.9i U , woven a fine tapestry which will form the -,-'Qi - Lg f K background of our lives. Perhaps at times ll ,W the pattern seemed drab, but running - I ' -e U G1 x.-'fig l K through the completed work there shines a golden thread-a thread that perhaps all un- wittingly the shuttle wove: yet it is there. How it gleamsl How proud we are of it! This thread woven among the threads of monotonous, commonplace duties is the golden thread of an ideal. As we stand here on the threshold of the future, what shall be our great objective? Shall we be satisfied with that which requires no effort at all, or shall it be said of us as it was said of Daniel of old, He purposed in his heart ? Let us work toward our ideals, and life will never be a failure: for ideals are the very essence of successful living. Ideals have been the foundation of all worth- while accomplishments. If we look back at the beginning of all the great in- stitutions of our country. even as far back as the beginning of our great nation. we will End an ideal. Now with our future so bright, shall we not try to at- tain through a life of untiring service, that satisfaction which comes only with the realization of an ideal achieved? And now may I say a word to our Faculty, through whose untiring ef- forts we have been brought this far on our journey of life? I speak for every girl here. You, our teachers, have given us of your very selves. We are leaving you with the hope that you will remember us at our best. I can not express the deep gratitude and respect which we feel toward you! To my classmates also I would say a word. I do not wish to say Good- bye, I hope that our paths will not be far apart and that tonight will be the beginning of more joys and success for you. Let us look upon tomorrow with renewed interest and zeal. Let us take pride in the realization that We are graduates of Washington Seminary, our Alma Mater, which we have loved and respected in the past and to which we hope to give honor in the future. ugfql ss' apfrl X X ' f 1 'Q N ' - 2 We IQ if 1 X X Z2 ,-i-i--u- -- N C O 0 Class History There is a picture I should like to throw on your mental screen. It is not one of your favorite productions of chivalrous knighthood or the mod- ern vamp, but is a bit of history of the class of '27. A picture mingled with joy and happiness . . . . , M' L from the kindergarten days up to this dignified. X all important day that brings to a close a perfect 7 1- chapter in our lives. I x l'l This picture is not a Metro-Goldwyn nor a ., ! a Paramount, but our very own Washington Semi- . nary production. ijpxg --lg: N I nf i','.'f :du 1 Directed by . . . . The Faculty of W. S. E l1:'?1:::': l' Q Pictures . ...... From Memory bg r, Characters . . .Graduating Class of '27 Q- 0 Scenes ......... The Seminary Campus Scenario Written By . . Your Humble Classmate First let me picture to you one lone little girl, whose name for modesty's sake will be omitted, who out of the whole class of '27 started her career on the sand piles of the kindergarten, making red and gold paper chains, building blocks, and cutting paper dolls. But the chains could not hold us there long. Our picture changes to that of wild excitement: the sand is blowing away, the paper dollies dance madly around the floor and dash headlong into the waste- paper basket, the blocks tumble down, and the paper links of the chains break. for we must go into the real seat of learning, Mrs. Cantey's room. Our imaginary reel grinds on and in the fourth grade throws on the screen a little chubby brown-eyed girl, our beloved Catharine Norcross, who has grown clearer to us every year and who today as we graduate stands with us as president of our class. Next the scene changes to one of brilliant hue as Betty Davison comes into our midst with her colorful Titian locks. Here we are under the loving super- vision of Miss Kathleen Colley, who helped us prepare the foundation on which we stand today. The reel turns on and shows us on the threshold of Miss Annie M. Sharpe's room, where we spent our seventh, eighth, and Freshman class years 5- ll if Ss 'U xi i Fai' N 'i i 2 1' a l ' uma YC, C? ' ny ? e an 'Q' l-lere we were joined by Mary Bayley, Helen Wilson, and the inseparables, Charlotte Burnett and Kathryn Lindner. We learned under Miss Sharpe the real value of true study and have her to thank for patient work and untiring efforts. We now can appreciate also the worth of the eighth grade that at the time of its introduction brought such gloom into our lives, putting off for still one more year. graduation. We are loathe now to leave the sunshine picture of Freshman Hall, but We must ascend the stairs to complete the rounds of high school life. Time flies by, and step by step we are rapidly reaching our goal. Beauty and strength of character complete the setting of the Junior class when Carolyn Leonard and Dorothy Strangward came to us out of the peach blossom belt of Georgia hand in hand with Isabelle Carpenter, Margaret Collier, Virginia Crus- selle. Vera Smith, and Ruth Whiddon. We have now reached the zenith of our high school hopes and afrnbitions, and the Senior class picture is completed With the addition of Wilhelrnine Win- erich. Shirley Cartin, Evelyn Collins, Mary Jo Evans, Margaret Huffine, Mar- ian Newell, Natalie de Golian, Annie Frances Humphries, Winifred Parsons, Sarah Roberts, and Marie Rowland, who have added much to the already at- tractive group that forms the class of '27. We are rapidly approaching the end of the reel. All pictures end with they all lived happily ever after, but this picture ends only our happy days at Washington Seminary. This separation brings sadness to our hearts, so to end this picture properly we will just turn over a page and let the magic pen of our prophet picture the ever after. -ADELINE WINSTON. tj x i 'WE Qlffl Y , M214 xg D3 , xl 27 X . fir . x . C i n' C Z1...L, Prophecy of the Class of 1927 Squeek, squeek, squeek-ee-ek, came from the Seminary kitchen. Four bright eyes peeped from the top shelf. Archibald, isn't this cheese just delic- ious? squeeked Mrs. Rat. Z. J Boy, but I was hungry! Mr. Rat , , cried. Rations are certainly scarce around this joint, with Wo on the job all the ' time. I X ff, It's absolutely ridiculous, positively Q scandalous, cried Mrs. Rat. I think we .. A4 li 31 had better pack up and move to the country if ,N 9 : M 1 'la , where food is plentiful. Let's forget our i , troubles though, for I have an exciting fl ,, 5 story to tell you. , c A story? squeeked her husband, blink- fl! ing his near-sighted eyes and looking over his specs. What is it about, I-Iepsibah? Q 0:4-2 an 'Ao , Well, last night when you went to your N-a 53 G' QQMW' lodge meeting, I went up to the attic to visit Uncle Percival and Aunt Minerva. The attic was dark and still and cold. I shivered. At that moment a pool of green light appeared in the center of the room. It flickered, flickered, glimmered, and glowed, and then disappeared. Again it appeared, at first dimly: then it grew brighter and brighter, and greener. In the center sat a horrible hob-gob- lin. I-Ie grinned, bared his yellow teeth, crammed his green turban farther over one horn, put his hands in his huge, purple pockets, flapped his glittering wings, and sneezed. The pool grew larger, larger, and suddenly, oh so suddenly. a change took place. I stared amazed, for in the middle of the pool I saw the seal of the Semi- nary, with the motto, Lux et Veritas, written across it. The seal grew larger and brighter, and brighter and larger, and then, then the goblin waved his clawey, parchment-like hands and said in deep, rusty tones, 5'My! My! My! And then I saw marvelous things reflected on the Seal. There was Adeline Winston, reigning queen of the Mardi Gras, with llj X C524 Q C7 is if I 27 ffl nuff, X l e , , - - - . X ATI t , O aa cr N ' Catharine Norcross and Carolyn Leonard as her two maids. Carolyn, Cathar- ine, and Adeline have all become famous society belles, noted equally for their wit and beauty. In the glimmer of the light I beheld Wilhelmine Winerich on a big black horse. She was throwing a lasso and shouting wildly. Wilhelmine has be- come famous on the silver screen. She always plays in western pictures as they give her a chance to get rid of some of her surplus energy UD. The scene changed to a day at the Capital. Down the street rushed a vivid, green racer at break neck speed. At the wheel sat Catherine I-Iowell. Be- side her was Dorothy Strangward. Catherine was rushing to the senate to veto a bill forbidding women to wear high-heeled shoes. Dorothy, I learned, was Vice-President. Just think of having a Vice-President of the United States from the class of twenty-seven. Next I saw Charlotte Burnett and Kathryn Lindner in a large insurance office. They are famous insurance agents and are still as inseparable as ever. They both insist on going to the same place to collect, and thus have to split the money between them. This scene faded out and I saw a famous peanut butter factory with a blazing sign: Mary Bayley's Famous Peanut Butter. It's guaranteed to make you thin. Grow thin while you eat. Mary gained her knowledge of cook- ing in the domestic science class at the Seminary, no doubt. Evelyn Collins has at last achieved success. She is the poet of her age, and has immortalized Virginia Crusselle in the famous song, She Never Let Things Worry Her. Margaret Collier, after studying art at the Seminary, has thrown her won- derful talent to the winds. Alas, she is to become the bride of a famous under- taker in New York City. Again the scene faded and I saw Mary Jo Evans, a famous piano player with Ringling Brothers Circus. She plays for Annie Frances Humphries to do her famous tight rope dance. I saw next an opening night in opera in New York. The opera was Car- men and the leading role was taken by Shirlio Cartino, who was no other than our own Shirley Cartin. Alas for Shirley! Just as she was about to finish tri- umphantly she hit a high note and her voice cracked like a broken plate. In spite of this calamity, however, the critics praised Shirley lavishly. They said that her poise was wonderful. I saw a traffic cop arresting a lady for jay walking: I looked closer. The .,-,gn I g MQ X 'gig Ulf mx' I - i' X 1 . 2 . f' E' ' ' Q f .Tia A 6 . jf! .. anon- - Y ' Q 2 K -4 'ig cop was Natalie De Golian and she was arresting Winifred Parsons. Winifred had much to say in protest. Hot Springs was the next scene. Here Sarah Robertsand Marie Rowland were completing their study of bugs and insects. Here also I saw Ruth Whid- den, a snake charmer in a small circus. She had perfect control over the rep- tiles. The next to appear was Vera Smith who was married and was taking her insignificant husband to a political meeting. Vera has become a famous poli- tician. She stopped to listen to a Woman standing on a large box, and talking in a high excited manner. The woman was Isabelle Carpenter and her sub- ject was, Now that women have the vote, why don't they use it? The picture faded and the miracle was at an end. The goblin stood up. scratched his chin, and sneezed. Then he gave a hollow, mocking laugh. Smoke gathered and the goblin rose up, up. up through the ceiling to nothing- ness. I was frightened stiff. All thought of visiting Aunt Minerva left my mind. I ran down the attic steps and back here as fast as I could. My dear, I was certainly scared to death. My dear I-Iepzibah. do you expect me to believe all of that? laughed Mr. Rat. You were surely dreaming. Dreaming? The idea! snorted his wife. Bang! Bang! Bang! Bam! A big black cat sprang over an overturned crock, but she was too late. Scamper. scamper, patter, patter, patter, echoed the feet of Mr. and Mrs. Rat. Too bad, sighed Kitty, but I'll get them next time. ISABELLE CARPENTER. , V Q cliff, Ko nh ? i - l ll, :gag swf' N ' - 3 V I 5 X x . 'I I V f fl - - IIQAQ D n ' I I . LO our g f v. in N Last Will and Testament CITY OF ATLANTA. COUNTY OF FULTON. STATE OF GEORGIA. We, the Senior Class of Washington Seminary, being as sound in body and mind as can be expected after our four years of hard study, and deeming it unfit to leave without bestowing upon others these things so dear to us, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament on this the twenty-fourth day of May. nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. 2: I H - Q ,- 1g7Q4o7 Xjgf, -I Av E I g N J !1 iLbQla 5 Q ' I 1' 1' 'if . 2 s ' Item I. We, the Senior Class, do be- wr'-a 'Ula iff ' queath to our Alma Mater our best wishes for M l- the future. Long may her name and her ,af- - fame prevail. za ' Item II. We, the Senior Class, do bequeath to our dear Faculty our deep appreciation for the many things they have done for us. Item III. To Miss Emma, our heart's dearest and best, we bequeath our love and deepest feelings, for she has been our friend at all times. Item IV. To Mr. Scott, we bequeath Hymn Number 481, and we hope that he will enjoy singing it in the future as much as he has done during our Senior year. Item V. I, Dot Strangward, do bequeath my curly locks to anyone plan- ning to take a sea voyage. Item VI. I, Winifred Parsons, do bequeath my easy-going disposition to Lucy Furman, who worries entirely too much for the good of her health. Item VII. I. Isabelle Carpenter, do bequeath my natural wave Calong with a pair of curling ironsj to Dudley Sweat. Item VIII. We, Helen Wilson and Sarah Roberts, do hereby bequeath our much admired height to Bessie Mercer, as Bessie adores tall girls. Item IX. We, Margaret Collier, Annie Frances Humphries, and Mar- garet Huffine, do bequeath our success in hat making to the Junior members of the sewing class. Item X. I, Wilhelmine Winerich. do bequeath my new pair of lorg- nettes to Margaret Tate. knowing that Tate has seen enough through ber old pair. Item XI. We, Mary .lo Evans and Evelyn Collins, do bequeath to Jean Spear all the surplus splinters in Room 16. EX gh, . glial? CIP!-L 2 xllffe W il. ? ffjf -..-- .- X CAT X f j .Qu-qi. 0 0, Q Item XII. I, Catharine Norcross, do bequeath my loving disposition to Hazel Stamps, For to everyone which hath shall be given. Item XIII. I, Vera Smith, do bequeath my cute frocks to the future boarding girls who just can't wear their own clothes. Item XIV. I, Marie Rowland, do bequeath to Pattie Porter my fame as a basket ball star. Item XV. I, Virginia Crusselle, do bequeath to Jane Tway my answer book, hoping that Jane will find answers to all of her many questions. Item XVI. I, Adeline Winston, do bequeath to Eleanor Johnson my book on How to Dress. Item XVII. I, Shirley Cartin, bequeath to Lois Hartt my bed, with the hope that she will find it as comfortable as I have done during breakfast. Item XVIII. We, Charlotte Burnett and Kathryn Lindner, do hereby bequeath to any two members of the Junior Class who shall qualify by the size of their appetites, the privilege of going home at recess for hot soup. Item XIX. I, Marian Newell, bequeath my ability to make a recipe sound like a fairy tale to some poor Junior who will be struggling with Domes- tic Science. Item XX. I, Mary Bayley, do bequeath to Boots Buchanan my regular attendance record at school with the hope that she will never know the worry of having too few fidelity points. Item XXI. I, Ruth Whiddon, do bequeath all information concerning Caesar prose to Leila McBride. Item XXII. We, some of the Senior Boarders, bequeath our beaten path to those who choose to take it, nothing said of the path's being the straight and narrow one. Item XXIII. I, Betty Davison, do bequeath to Hannah Sterne my bountiful store of novels, hoping that she may enjoy saying, I have read it, as much as I have done. Item XXIV. I, Jinks White, do bequeath my poise and my plus fours to any member of the Junior Class needing an extra fidelity point. Item XXV. I, Natalie de Golian, do bequeath my study period during chapel to anyone needing the extra time. Finally, having disposed of all that we have and much that we have not. we bring this, the last will and testament of the Class of 1927 to a close, pray- ing that each and every beneficiary herein named may be as happy in her new possessions as we are in resigning them. Signed, sealed and delivered on this the twenty-fourth day of May, in the City, County, and State aforesaid. BY CAROLYN LEONARD, Testator of the Class of '27, Witnessed by: MYRTLE. t 'Jaffa w i Cul 2 xl I X12 omit hi ? , f- , .E Zi, .1 if-nb - R Q I!l..Q. r f 0. 3' V f U.. 1-, , 9? 'UQ- Juniors LJ DBR - , . - ' -- 3195 qdpm W - 27 M 1 -D ,X TZ-. X A - , .:.s-.v-ni. at O Wit! ,QL .'..1 Q, ', v. 2' X 'A The Junior Class OFFICERS LEONE WALKER - . ---.-.. - . - President JANE TWAY - . . - - Vive-President HANNAH STERNE - - - - Secretary HAZEL STAMPS . - - Treasurer I, En? mfr? I Q' DRA .nm 'X ' 1, . h 1 tw' ' 1 0,14 E W ' 27 Aw .A lar' Q 1' 1 QUIZ A lm ,, ' - 176 Q--1.5 . -. . . I- ,',, 'LIEY51 5' -4 - Q-- - '. L ' . Y 5:5 Q X Sarah Adair Myrtis Adler Jo Beth Apperson Margaret Arnold Bessie Baxter Elizabeth Body Catherine Bryant Suzella Burnett Elizabeth Clark Charlotte Collier Myrtis Corker Virginia Cox Ria Davis Georgianna Dean Catherine Emory Peggy Gude Grace Griggs Virginia Hall Nell Harris Lois Hartt The Junior Class MEMBERS Elizabeth Hearn Linda Jernigan Eleanor Johnson Elizabeth Jones Elizabeth Kimbell Jane 'cle Bruyn Kops Dolly Lofton Edith Marshall Jenny Lind Mather Mary Frances Mather Julia Meador Elinor Memminger Bessie Mercer Lillie Mae Mitchell Martha Mizell Mary McCord Ida Jones McMillan Eugenia Naff Jean Nutting Mimi O'Beirne Cornelia Orme Caroline Paullin Marion Peacock Virginia Puckett Dorothy Raine Pearl Rafelman Phoebe Rhett Evelyn Sears Hazel Stamps Hannah Sterne Margaret Tate Jane Tway Miriam Varner Leone Walker Murdock Walker Berma Warren Julia Weil Geraldine White Marian Womack 'Jaffa w x 2 x I4 Mui' A' J ? 1 , ff :.3? - . .- x G P .Qs T 1,1 Q--,.i5:,ff-Qi, 24 ' ' - W ' Y '5 '. 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'Vi 1 - 4-bij, -f' - ww v- wp 5- -- - '- 1. -' .H EQ. T fy? -X:. p2 :1gftP -' ' '-wr? M ' 1. '- , . ' w E A ,WE my 5? ' ' 9 .1 f35 ' Mjzrm G ' ' U v , Y A WOODLAND PATH WF A 0 O A ' - my J' P F . 4 ' ,lbf uwwi .4 ,!,v', 3 .-L ' 5 3 ,Q if fr' X I . ff , '. K WE Ju. 7 - ...,. K ga, ,H-. 1 l few ' 5' 'I .9 as N3'ISlre ck lII:.m Sophomores a GJA 7 , :M 'Q 73? Wi jf' 2? f f ' i QW... O 0 Q ,, 4 -V . ' 0 L The Sophomore Class OFFICERS ELIZABETH BROWN - - -----A ---- 1 9rc'sl'd0r7t GATES ECKFORD . - - - Vice-President IDA NEVIN - V -Secrelury HARRIET WX'NNE - . -Treasurer FW ,fl,Q,, EEIVY I ' N' X W 1, . N 1,, Ulf 3 ' 'Y E - X ' A 8 X 4 P 'i AKA , ll' Z if 7,5 - - A ' A . ' 1- A -.- Y ' ' X'-Z! ' ' A .e:3..,..e- X wmv v. -f Q Gertrude Askew Ida Beckham Mary Bell Barlee Lee Bennett Carolyn Berry Helen Bivings Marian Brown Margaret Brawner Elizabeth Branch Julianna Brooks The Sophomore Class Susan Collier Virginia Cooledge Emmy Lou Cox Dorothy Cruselle Josephine Dinkler Dorothy Dobbs Eugenia Dunnick Harriette Edwards Elizabeth Everett Catherine Flagler MEMBERS Isabel Hamilton Margaret Hearn Mellie Hollowell Clare Jones Ruth Johnson Martha Keys Jane King Wanelle Lott Frances MacKirgan Marie McAfee Mildred Nelson Helen Noble Sally Phinney Anne Ridley Alma Roberts Frankie Saunders Jane Sharp Sarah Sharpe Lillian Smith Marguerite Snelling Corinne Buchanan Anne Wyinn Fleming Leila McBride Ida Snyder Mildred Camp Virginia Fortson Anne McCorley Sybil Speer Helen Candler Dorothy Franklin Modena McPherson Nell Strong Martha Cantller Nancy Frederick Ruth Miller Lena Swift Florence Clark Lucy Furman Catherine Mion Elizabeth Thompson Elizabeth Clarke Betty Gilmore Evelyn Minor Martha Thompson Dorothy Collier Anna Glass Jacqueline Moore Margaret Underwood Marian Collier Katherine Harris Louise Moore Frances Waddell Catherine XVest li I 113 l ' 'f 0 , ' C 3 ,na li' ' 2 . 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'K' ' :iz 'Q qi 5- ' ia -' A + k'5i1 I 'Z if? ., Q., ,J- . vm 'fd' , y 2 1 , WET ' 'it 1 A, 1 I .... , --X ra. -,,--- Wav , .5 I t, .Af LUG? I. W :. ' ,67:-1 1' ' ' 'Qin iw' ' , M 1 HQ3.. al ' ' 1 iq f? 17 a x ffl-' ,N Q- AX ifgfii SQW- M Q' A w, .4 at g l. ij .4 -- , 1, . 55 7 ,xg 5. 5 Y . 7'-.J X A L 7 ' V qw! xvflg, ,.,: 1 , 3? ff pg W fx - zf 5 4 ' -4 J 'T ' 72.7 - Lv: .- H --f C.-Q2-rv 'a inf' Nei-v 'f Q-Wv2x ' ' ,f ' x E'yT :e r 1 .F L, 4. 1 XT, 9 NORTH END OF COLONNADE 13:1 MQ ,FFA -Q Q. if 12- -- TW ' 3 , A ll imp 1 - H 9 Ii in 1 m ,-, , A ? V A I J Vify aqzf 'f ' U 7 ,b Qfjf ' . if ' , f AC'5ZffM'!fAf',1 n ' QL -f Lf M V fx X.. 5.1. LQ A'- .f M .5 L.. FSQQEET J LZ- I-'lj mflm Prtvrefff Freshmen ,Q . 'H , MNH! xg C? nw out 2? f-NG A- I, 1 if 1.4 .. X ' g ' 1.133 .CJ-.v-. 0. 11 Cl The Freshman Class OFFICERS MARY MEADOR GOLDSMITI-I . . ...... Preslhdefll LIZA TWAY -------- - - First Vice-President LOUISA CANDLER - - - Second' Vice-Presidenl LILLIE PACE - - - - -Third Vice-Presidenl CHARLOTTE KING - - --.--- Secretary MAY LATIMER - - -Treasurer 'Enix , I, .., 'QQ MM 2 Q r r XWZ X OWL nh' ? ' C C L I . - rCC- U' - f'2 - K .. Y - , I , Qt. f an f I7. 5 Constance Adams Margaret Anderson Anna Benton Mary Bryan Florence Bryan Frances Boykin Frances Brasclton Louisa Candler Charlotte Cundcll Burnadettc Clark Rebecca Collingsworth Josephine Crawford Frances Clark Virginia Cleveland Maibelle Dickey Betty Evans Polly Glass Mary Meador Goldsmith Helen Alvis Howard Mary Adair Howell Audrey Hawkins The Freshman Class MEMBERS Elizabeth Hunter Lydia Hoke Mary Anne Haley Emily Inglis Kate Hope Irby Elenor Kemp Nancy Keeler Edith Kendrick Charlotte King May Latimer Jean Lucas Doris Lindeman Fort Scott Meador Clara McConnell Jane Morrow Mary Morrison Jane McMillan Martha Jo McDaniel Celeste Martin Virginia Myrick Vaughn Nixon Mary Phillips Orme Ruth Peeples Elizabeth Potter Lillie Pace Mamie Raine Louisa Shivers Lundye Sharp Margaret Sage Mary Sage Elinor Smith Marguerite Scott Caroline Seldon Jean Spear Liza Tway Ida Thomas Helen Sweat Katherine Vincent Helen de Vilbiss Helen Vaughn Nelle Varner Martha Williams Barbara Wilkins Hsu, . I ' N' 'Qu - - era' XZ OLEA. - C yapm w P r 2 . r 69 7 , ,f 2 A e l S fe 1- 4 'fr'-j -I1 -. X E1 a 3 . G Q K ., Eighth Grade, Junior High School Mary Birnie Alston Emogine Artley Elizabeth Camp Mary Anne Carr Barbara Case Regina Chesney Isabel Couper Helen Cornwell Caroline Crumley Virginia Dillon Miriam Fleming Harriet Grant Elaine Heckle Florida Hill MEMBERS Katherine Jenkins Lucile Jordan Betty King Ju-dy King Louise King Margaret King Frances Langworthy Harriet Lee Dorothy Leeds Jule McClatchy Frances Maiden Emily Mathews Belle Scott Meador Suzanne Memminger Elizabeth Neel Elizabeth Price Rela Randall Bee Rich Marian Smith Mary Wyatt Scott Elizabeth Stickney Patricia Thayer Lawrence Thompson Betty Watson Betsy Weyman Ruth Wight Eleanor Williams Elizabeth Whitten Mary Irby Margaret Mills Madeline Wrigley 15 'ffnll i, 1, ' N N i gufn N ' .W QQ E W 27 1 Xl l I f ' tm 4 e g g t r g H . H - ii-lucas n X - X L. f 0. Seventh Grade, Junior High School Charlotte Adams Florrie Adkins Marian Calhoun Frances Clarke Josephine Clayton Lena Collier Epsie Dallis Jenie Davis Mary W. Dicky Adelaide Fleming Mavis Gottheimer Odell Helmir Caroline Hogshead Elhelyn Jolinson Sydney Klein MEMBERS Suzanne Knox Grace Little Martha Mathers Josephine Meaclor Sara Mitchell Kathryn Murray Louise Maclntyne Caroline McCarley Betty McDuffie Frances North Frances Odell Lillian Odell Nancy Orme Barbara Ranson Ellen Rhodes Octavia Riley Louisa Robert Deans Smith Lucia Smith Marian Smith XVil1ett Taylor Mary Theisen Jane Thomas Alline Tolbert Sarah 'Fraynhan Laura Troutman Sarah Teinner Frances Weinman Dorothy Winings Margaret Woodside lj X W 7 27 KFC- t rf' L. -. L x i A t 'J' -Q 3 -- Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grades Martha Burnett Elizabeth Clay Gertrude Dickey Elkin Goddard Anne Gray Marjorie Hames Mary Helmer Antoinette Hightower Laura Maddox Babs Zuber Betty Zuber xg MEMBERS Nancy Adams Anne Dargan Catherine Grey Sarah Hopkins Frances Latimer Helen Lowndes Betty Patterson Joan Root Dorothy Shivers fn: T Q11 Virginia Ambler Helen Berman Kathleen Colley Sarah Fisher Eleanor Gray Willine Hope Lucile Ivey Sarah Kenan Frances Lyle Roger Mae Maiden Betty Martin 2 M . '-l771TFl, j X 51,1 n f . Xllflf Mui' np 7 ,M .' ' Mi X I ff - n Anna 4?- C, I-I-ll lllll nn: ll i i Ill iii :li Primary Department MEMBERS Marianne Adair Jacqueline McPherson Anne Atkins Plossy Paterson Evelyn Bynlcy Olive Pratt Margaret Clarke Birdie Pratt Nancy Jane Collier Miria Quillian Gail Cain Margaret Rogers Helen Colley Annie Ramberger Frances Copeland Raymur Simpson Vivian Foster Sarah Smith Deas Hamilton Mary Anne Spence Josephine Hardesty Frank Stowe Mary Holbrokc Katherine Stickney Sarah Jenkins Miriil V611 Pilt Rose Mary Manry Nell Watson Betty Yapp 'W , , firm, Hifi, I V i MX Q? ,ll F Ko I 2? ' xl l f fc ' 0,4 1 ui f A Q. ff E- e'wri 'SH , X X ' . 1 O 0 O f 'Q Louise Adams Billie Butler Shirley Cartin Elizabeth Clark Florence Clark Josephine Clayton Evelyn Collins Betty Evans in 'Pi The Boarding Department Mary Jo Evans Bessie Mercer .lean Spear Lucy Furman Leila McBride Sybil Speer Mary Ann Haley Ida McMillan Dorothy Strangwarrl Lois Hartt Winifred Parsons Margaret Tate Dorothy Leeds Elizabeth Price Alline Tolbert Carolyn Leonard Pearl Rafelman Wilhelminc Winerich Doris Lindeman Mary Wyatt Scott Emily Mathews Vera Smith The Senior Council S SHIRLEY CARTIN ---.---..---------- - - President DOROTHY' STIIANGWARD -------------' - - SC'Ct'0IUt'y MEMBERS ll .xl Di' Ca SU s at , 1 , I - bn . 5,61 X ? .f A 'i i K8 22-LQ 1. Evelyn Collins Mary .lo Evans Carolyn Leonard Winifrcd Parsons Willielmine Winerich il su , -,nhmhk QL, , i K - Q Anil K -- Qu 9 X C ell: 'J O' 0 9 ., . f p, -Q jx I O Representative Boarding Pupils BILLIE BUTLER, Most Stylish ELIZABETH CLARK, Pfellfesf WILHELMINE WINERICH, NIOSI AIIFEICUUE MARY Jo EVANS, Mos! Popular CAROLYN LEONARD, Most Courleous LUCY PURMAN, Most Representative DOROTHY STRANGWARD. Most Intellectual EVELYN COLLINS, Most Athletic Q7 x WML ' 7 O2 O N i- l CQLQQ h 'wi , 2'-if A 27 .e . ,, , i' V X A 8 HI ,-,, U' Elan.-9 IN fi KX AMONG THE BOARDERS -11 wwf WML UF , ff' - A X f , ' ' 5 j W ' ,C11x..,..'b. eau Ll a n Q a.s's s ilk .iwmq 8 'N 5 x. 'f .5 M Qrganizations IN 0 vi f 0 i T 7..- V . W I. +7 Q f Qin,-isa W, Q Q' 1 .,.,., 1, 4 4 V Nfl , X -,U-JJ X' ' m l? l . ef , i s I - . u . , 5 1 , Ai W 5 1. I in ,wi Cf K H l G1 fig C 4, 1 i 1 -12 i - ' QW-f E4 In 0li?,il'l11ll:i Q 5 I i W 'S 'i F L . ch -i, E ek ei ,-E.ffv1.i u i 4 .1 - J ' . Ez 9 . , il , Y r-44,,.: g:-54,5 'lg MR it by ELLGQOY ?aAY5ovx,. Activities ,,! Kg C7 K 37 M. li' I 7-.I 1, S. dum . wmv I N V A , -- 2 - -M'-sr O ,, ...A A .,.A I ! I 1 I r?ff5 '1'- R 2 'Wu- .- . 1 .I -',,. : NB T V- pi -, ' 511' . I .at A , , Af .V LJ ,II . , If- il ' r I. ,f ii! , . . , s , A . ,,: - I ' v A R.. I if - . , ' 5,5 1571 ! N, .N , 1 V I K , 1 I . ,I 11 E I -.., . ' N ' ' ws I - I X .,., f -5' W I' ' 2 , , J' I . 1 G. fyllzssemm Slfz I 1 --x i R 1' A -J Z 1 I Q ' Ax 1 A ff' I ,A Q W I E F-5:1 N' I .X r :fQjE,, I ip 'I ' 1-Egg I Wsmfvls-, A ?JFQa,s - f L ,X v IJ, , . ' Q ' '- L ,-,-,- -I V 1x , E' E? V , F L W ' ' 5 X717 I w ' ' -- ' I , 1- Q f F . SA -4 jg, , I , gk .f will ..z' A 5-1:5514 -, +' Tlfpgr. P A R 4 t -W ,f ' D ' ' N' .f...., , ,.' -..I AIIELINE WINSTON MARGARET COLIIII-:II WILPIELMINE WINERICI-I FRANCES BRASI-:I,T0N MARY BAYLEY DOROTHY STRANGWARIJ ELAINE HECKLE Il!-:'IARIoN NIIII-:wEI,I. KATHRYN LINDNER HARRIET GRANT LINOR EMRIINGIQII SARAH ADAIR ELIZABETH CAMP QIIIRLEYJ CAIITIN MARY Jo EVANS LEONE WALKER INIJA ERNIGAN HAZEL STAMPS NELI. HARRIS BETTY DAVISON LOUISE MOORE CHARLOTTE BURNETT CAROLYN LEQNARII MARY AIJAIR Howr-zu. MARY MCCIIIIII Tw EM .I , .. paw 'X C 3 W W 2 ' , 1 xx z I fd cm K-X! if Ak- - B ll Y , - Q- Q - X w Z.-...I MA 'Q W 'fb I It 9,64 f Q1 6' w , - f 0 , 11' 5 If J, 'f .. , if . 63- WW!2l7Tt-W WNRIE Y OVVUWNU Q KN CBN Nl L' UDV? x 'W'2vl K C14 ill IZNETT DIWISON MAIN VINTC' v'0hfZV JD EVANS WDLHELMINE WINETEIICI-! f I. IW 313. C X X ' f m W' M 27 N 2 nf ' ' :-- -- A' ,EL 9 Q Qwr ii p, gs X k. College Preparatory Club OFFICERS VIRGINIA WHITE - - -------- - - -President MURDOCK WALKER - ------. . -Vice-President EUGENIA NAFF - . . .Secrelary MARY Jo EVANS . ---.--. - -Treasurer OFFICERS Jo Beth Apperson Elinor Memminger Margaret Arnold Martha Mizell Bessie Baxter Mary McCord Catherine Bryant Ida Jones McMillan Suzella Burnett Eugenia Naff Charlotte Collier Catharine Norcross Virginia Cox Jean Nutting Ria Davis Mimi O'Beirnc Mary Jo Evans Phoebe Rhett Natalie de Golian Marie Rowland Virginia Hall Evelyn Sears Nell Harris Hazel Stamps Ernestine Hornady Hannah Sterne Elizabeth Kimbell Miriam Varner Eleanor Johnson Leone Walker Jane de Bruyn Kops Murdock Walker Edith Marshall Geraldine White Jenny Lind Mather Virginia White Helen Wilson , -Eng Ugg., , I A A -.4 I-Cv N I C 3,1671 ' W' x9 - 'W I 9? , Xl l I ff ' TIN 4 1 4 I . 3'-L i- ' f ':, - ,' 3 H- li- , - . . V ea A L COLLEGE PRE PARATORY CLUB ,, 63 F3 mn alll Z? X LL Q I Q 'E T O The Dramatic Club Under the Direction of MRS. MERRILL HUTCHINSON EDNA RUFTY . . ---. President JULIA MEADOR .-'-- WILHELMINE WINERICH - - . ---- Vice-President - -Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS Rosamond Carson Winifred Parsons Natalie de Golian Elizabeth Price Mary Ann Haley Pearl Rafelman Belle Scott Meador Ruth Whlddon .,C.,?,,' llil X 'QL' . . ilu Q I 2 W :W ' 27 W, K 'M A ' QQ G A , I 1 ul l A D X L . f Q IN C , . ,J eg ?, -QW Q 224153932 ff, L......3. 5JZE.L.n TARJOQIS LP. LEV f Q -s L.,'. WH Ea. C-RWFITH DIRECTOR AND TEACHER CLARA MSCONNELL CHAQLOTTE BURNETT 1AR'V MARY GRIVFKTN DOEBT1 HARP DEPXXRVMLNV .Q aan JO WAN? GNL CAIN NUOIN Lr-'NNE Yvlhili 'EH CQL RAFLLXAV MLIRDOCK WALKER . SHIRLEY CARTIN MAI BELLE DICKEV WESADEN1' MANDOLIN AND EELEE CLUB -X X 'gf' ' M114 Q 57 V I '. 1 Te f- L - R 'Agile w Q 35 On the way to Emory Academy, Oxford. Georgia. for the Annual Concert. April 19 Mandolin and Glce Clubs playing during College Week at the Metropolitan Theater. November 19. 1927. Directed by W. B. Griffith and Mrs. Mary Griffith Dobbs: Orchestra Leader, Enrico Leide. ff If N 75295 ffl X ww lg f?G05i'iM5rmKx?uiii 3? emo? ,A C L- -A ef... l EE EE E O --. Q , 'NX , Y Q i 3' , .f . , f' ' , 31 ' , E 1 VOICE DEPARTMENT MISS MARGARET B. BATTLE. Director W W WL E15 ' CME 3? XM!!! nh' -: .mag mm Y V,V' h Z!! ,- iw -V 'W Q I 0' .Q ' Y X The Harmony Six MISS NIARGUERITE COOPER, DIFPCIOI' EVELYN COLLINS MARY IVICCORD GRACE GRIGGS Jo BETH APPERSON JANE DE BRUYN KOPS IDA MCMILLAN , I I IEIW QQJ Ili' X I . XXI!!! 0 ngf ? VZ' Y Y V I YY- Atx ml . ff 1 .- X I Q X 9 X O - 0 L O I 1 0. za -' ' K- w-E VIEW OF ART STUDIO Art Club MISS ABBY C. BUTLER, Director OFFICERS ELEANOR PEARSON - - ------ - ' NATALIE DE GOLIAN - - ISABEL HAMILTON . ----- - ESTHER GARRETT . . . .... ,... . . . . . MEMBERS Charlotte Adams Genie Davis Elizabeth Jones . . -Presiden! V ice-President - . - -Secreiary . -Treasurer Leila McBride Martha Burnett Kathryn Emory Sarah Kenan Virginia Puckett Martha Candle: Catherine Flagler Frances Latimer Louise Richardson Elizabeth Clay Eleanor Gray Dorothy Leeds Dorothy Shivers Kathleen Colley Caroline Hogshead Helen Lowndes Jean Spear Anne Dargan Sarah Hopkins Frances Lyle Marjorie Wylie Emily Inglis Laura Maddox 'If , ' N n , -lm 'NX 1, I MA K I 5' X441 xg 1 I , .N I 27 , 'Xl I J ff ' UA' A C Q 'ZZ' , b Y A. ll- nl I I fl H- li-Q nn X Y .Q-uni C !.i...J, A l gf X X ff - f X M Q 7 5. E f oo 2 Q G f-P o K K f . S 'A '+ .GN fQ ' M 11 V 'Q O if , ..-:. mm, , o 'If Q CS Q 'KVM NC- 5- QW.. -DA, AINJWW CTDQ t' Q Q i 4- ELCMNQY P3 1 Society iz 5 f' 1 w 'U wc uf 2? ,fig ZZ' - , Y. ' 'w- 7 i .CIN--1 0 f -1 '- iw 1 .1 ' ' We new 1 . X 4 4 'fl 1 x x , If -' 1 , , T, 1 QA-N x J Bull Dog Club OFFICERS ADELINE WINSTON - . -------- . -PVPSIUEUI CATI-IARINE NORCROSS - -----.--. -----..-- ' freasurer MEMBERS Margaret Arnold Katherine Howell Cornelia Orme Hazel Stamps Geraldine White Betty Davison Eleanor Johnson Dorothy Raine Hannah Sterne Virginia White lpl ill? ' , Nl X ' I . D ' Nfl, N 145, I -- 2 X' M141 A ? A ' '- a n C , V A 4 C3 Q Y 45,1 5, Q Pan-Hellenic Council CATIHIARINE NORCROSS. 'I' H f---------4------- President BETTY DAVISON, H H --..---..-. . - - Vice-President NEL1. HARRIS. ZZ A ............... . . . .Secretary KATHERINE HOWELL. 9 I3 X ........... .... . Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES Dorothy Raine, Il II Geraldine White. 6 B X Corinnc Buchanan, E A A Jane Tway. 'I' U ffgfu, Ll D 'Qing Q olflft . ' W .W ' UH X ww , iff? wo Hz, , LBQT 9 X 'far O 0. 'J X A 'x gAYWWw Y ' l S1gma Delta Soronty OFFICERS NELL HARRIS ---- ----.- . . .President CORINNE BUCHANAN - Vit?-Presfdenl EUGENIA NAFF - - . ---- Secretary EDNA RUFTY . - -Treasurer MEMBERS Charlotte Burnett Lois Hartt Sarah Roberts Margaret Collier Edith Marshall Alma Pope Roberts Charlotte Collier Marie Mchffee Evelyn Sears Isabelle Carpenter Modena McPherson Nell Strong Georgianna Dean Jenny Lind Mather Margaret Tate Mary Jo Evans Mary Frances Mather Murdock Walker Helen Wilson Natalie de Golian Jean Nutting F5 :high V l lx xx 1 I ff nw -r i 2 , ,C - e n' . .- :fd , 1 , ' - ' - f . . - ' 1 f - - .A---..- -I ' A ' ,Cl-uni E 6 'HI 1-in 1 w x N 4 SIGMA DELTA MEMBERS S ls X V Q FM E f E fu X7 , ai?-L fan 0 r i n , ,, C , O i no - .ififvzi ,f 'rf 0, -i N Phi Pi Sorority OFFICERS CATHARINE NORCROSS - - - JANE TWAY . : . . . CORNELIA ORME LEONE WALKER Margaret Arnold Catherine Flagler Virginia Fortson Lucy Furman MEMBERS Peggy Gude Virginia Hall Katherine Harris Eleanor Johnson Carolyn Leonard Julia Meaidor Louise Moore Jaquelin Moore - - President Vice- President . . -Secrerury . . Treasurer Mary McCord Mimi O'Beirne Caroline Paullin Elizabeth Thompson Adeline Winston lj C 300111 W 2 ir? 6 xllffa OWL GIA ? Q i f C ff -,lQe.:i X -C E , , .61-. A I W w PHI PI MEMVBERS :M 1 M395 yi? FF HX U m' 2 wmv xi YHA o -A I g l ' S . .,- ,. - .Jn f- 0 .. Rf. 'Xadivrk AMC 0, '55 , - -V: O. B. X. Sorority OFFICERS KATHERINE HOWELL - ------ - GERALDINE WHITE - SARAH ADAIR - HANNAI-I STERNE Dorothy Dobbs Gates Eckford Sarah Edmondson Nancy Frederick Linda Jernigan uma iq Z ' MEMBERS Clare Jones Jane King Anne McCorley Elinor Memminger Ruth Miller - - -President - - Vice-President - - Secretary - - Treasurer Marian Newell Marian Peacock Sarah Sharp Vera Smith Catherine West awe? L I :Cl degli ,pi -s fx gsm I 1' NL I fl - I-.---.- . -, X, i S .Quai , , 1 .,v,1nu:q,lx.,,, A Q C, x O B X MEMBERS I Hu, v W ,DWF XS? CIM. 2 I Omit HQ L am ? X4 XL' XXI X4 ,Q f- '- -V -- .cya-. , f 0. 'Q X Y Pi Pi Sorority OFFICERS BETTY DAVISON . . .... . . DOROTHY RAINE - - - ELIZABETH KIMBELL . . PHOEBE RHETT . - . - - - - - - Mary Bayley . Helen Bivings Margaret Brawner Catherine Bryant MEMBERS Margaret Hearn Mellie Hollowell Martha Mizell Helen Noble Martha Canidler Susan Collier Virginia Cooledge Myrtis Corker . . President Vice-President - - - -Secretary . - Treasurer Hazel Stamps Dorothy Strangward Margaret Underwood Wilhelmine Winerich Suzella Burnett Ria Davis Ida Nevin Virginia White Helen Candler Elizabeth Hearn Anne Ridley Jane Sharpe Harriette Wynne - En? DN nl--5 X l 1, l a 5 W i' SGC: XX I V. 7 eq I 2 , 27 Q ' fo me r i f Q , I Q'-A 1 .Liu l......Q,i A - o . .L . f -q fx . ,E Y. i V.,:: M L PI PI MEMBERS tug Wm xc, W 41:35 'Um 2? ,, . ' ' ff F i l l 'Q 0-cm f. 0,291 f pl .' X '. Sphinx Club , DOROTHY STRANGWARD ............ . . . . . Presfdenf Margaret Arnold Lois Ha rtt MEMBERS Carolyn Leonard Lucy Furman .,5?,,' g ll ll l f, , , X L M, -,-- , , . .. Qu M O - ', - 9 A. T. Club MARGARET TATE ---- ---- P resident WILHELMINE WINERICI-l - . . Vice-President SHIRLEY CARTIN - - - - ---- Secretary EVELYN COLLINS - - -..--- . - -Treasurer MEMBERS Billie Butler Mary Jo Evans Elizabeth Clark Bessie Mercer X QLL, s ' fl . rg - 7 W xl l I f X ' IN 2 Y V ll Q b A A B nt . ' H. VL.- -- S Y .Qu W S-,V YQ- J w AA -3 I T'- -2 ,, ,f if J . . 5' U , ' ' L. qw , 71 EQEPQ-,., 15. v, Q, --Q34 Xxx., 5' .-11-gm . 30' 3' -iq . - . 1 ' --55-:,3,+'+. -1 .FUN -.. ogy- 23 ' H-ev - -! F I if ' -A--- . - 1 5 L2 ff m . - ' +f T in . ' 11-,..J..-,WE VV .NNY LN 5 '-Q-,E X X ' if' W F ,f' F' Fix ff? ' f j Af i VK W4 W 'U m 1241. .-H ' ' 'lf 1 11. 'I Q V L' , f. :arf I2 l , 1 .. 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' v C Q ,-,XA if-5,4 1 A -5' w . E i T Mamfmrzg Athletics . P H. gsm . md I I 12 A A ,f-f - .- X ' 1 V 5 2 w:,.,.... Q r- 95 - O 'ani T e I e W The Athleuc ASSOCIQYIOH ' OFFICERS LEONE WALICER . .----..---- - - -President MARY MEADOR Gowsmrm . . . .vice-Pfmdem wl JANE TWAY - -.----. - - -Secretary MODENA MCPHERSON . ---.- Treasurer GERALDINE WHITE . - . - Business Manager CHEER LEADERS Wilhclmine Winerich Modena McPherson Constance Adams Fx ' Enix Wig, -. ' ' I, X Nr I xq 1 f , r 27 J 1 XX' ff UN 'V Y f -xi i i nl ' ' , V , , H- 1 X.. ., - X N V W - .EL-n.-9. 0 e Q -t 0. 1-' The Varsity BasketiBall Team Gertrude Askew Nell Harris Mimi O'Beirne Sarah Adair Lydia Hoke Sally Phinney Betty Brown Martha Keys Patty Porter Helen Candler Mary Frances Mather Marie Rowland Rebecca Collingswortb Julia Meador Margaret Tate Anne Wy'nn Fleming Mary Morrison Adeline Winston Peggy Gude Jean Nutting The Seminary has hadan unusually successful team this year, being defeated only twice out of the lOKIll of twelve games which were played. The splendid cooperation and sportsman ship shown by the entire student body has played its part in making the season a most success ful one. Seminary . - - ------. 46 Woodberry Hall - - - . - Seminary - - . 31 Lucy Cobb - - - Seminary . . - 25 Covington . - Seminary . . - 19 Athens High - Seminary . - . 10 Covington - Seminary - - - Z9 Lucy Cobb - - Seminary - . - 16 Athens High - Seminary . - - 15 North Avenue - - Seminary - - - 24 Woodberry Hall . - Seminary -- -. 25 Columbus - - - Total - . -240 Total - My iQ fy DQ-X Sl Uh i i Y KT - i .. -e O, - o J K 4 'V f R is Champion Teams 3 - TENNIS BASKET BALL Mary Frances Mather Sarah Adair Jenny Lin-d Mather Peggy Gude VOLLEY BALL Nell Harris Peggy Gude Jenny Lind Mather Nell Harris Mary Frances Mather Elizabeth Kimball Jenny Lind Mather Mary Frances Mather Jean Nutting Mimi O'Beirne Margaret Tate Mary McCord Julia Weil Jean Nutting Margaret Tate H 5 I BASEBALL Helen Candler Peggy Gude Jenny Lind Mather Mary McCord Modena McPherson Jean Nutting Mimi O'Beime Margaret Underwood Helen de Vilbiss 09154 - a li XMI!! 6? I? 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Nof to be outdone by the Phi Pi's. the Pi Pi's entertained at an elaborate bal . Again our basket ball team came out victorious. A game with Covington High, with a score of 25 to 18. All those present enjoyed the O. B. X. script dance: and those who weren't. regretted it. Let us heap many laurels on the heads of our team. Again they came out victorious. Athens defeated 19 to 15. The Art Studio held our interest during the delightful exhibit. Another basket ball game. Covington defeated 10 to 2. NIARCHZ Our girls could not lose a game. Gained over Lucy Cobb. Z9 to 19. N. A. P. S. defeated the Seminary in the greatest game of the season. but we are proud of the good work of the team, nevertheless. Seminary defeated Woodberry, 24 to 12. Seminary defeated Columbus, 25 to 10. APRIL: Athletic ability displayed as girls participated in the various events of Field Day. Freshmen won cup for third time. Sigma Deltas entertained with a costume ball. Great people of all times were represented. Books closed for a few days while girls enjoyed Easter holidays. Easter holidays over. Seniors hard at work with only one aim-to graduate. MAY: Springtime! and May Day! A gala affair it was, with the queen looking particularly lovely. The Juniors feted us royally this year. And then came the prettiest party of the year. The Alumnae. with a vast knowledge of the artistic, entertained us on the terrace at dusk. Prince Charmings, mothers, fathers, aunts. and friends were all here. First the class night program, and then that grand reception, given by Miss Emma and Mr. Scott. An enjoyable time: then with trampled toes but light hearts we said Goodnight. Graduation! That is enough. Calendar. your life is o'er. You know our lives. and you know that this is our memorable day. We now belong to the Alumnae. ill: U :U Wil PM 2? Offul, : XX alma K neg F T L. md-- X . The Passing of the Brownstone Front The last few years have seen a great change come over that old street of streets. Famed in song and story, Peachtree Street is known throughout the world. But the constant drive of the hammer and the piercing sound of the electric drill bring to mind that the old fashionable Peachtree of the gay nineties is fast becoming a bustling commercial center. One by one the old brownstone houses are being torn down and replaced by skyscrapers. These houses were the pride of the town and the center of the social life of Atlanta, The iron deer that disported themselves over the lawn were the sign of social superiority. These houses of many-turreted arches and porte-cocheres were a wonder to behold, The black walnut stairs and stained glass windows from which often floated strains of I Dreamt that l Dwelt in Marble Halls are the horror of modern architects. But for all that they are the symbol of gay, happy days, when flappers were young ladies embroidering daisies, cattails, and peacock feathers on plush throws for the mantel, and prac- ticing the genteel art of fainting. Those were the days of parlors filled with horse hair furniture, family albums, and marble topped tables. Young gentlemen of the day were wont to haunt the windows of their be- loved, sending forth heartrending melodies of Sweet Adeline. The younger generation often indulged in a strenuous game of Croquet, or, Well chap- eroned, danced the polka, or if very daring, waltzed to the strains of the Blue Danube. The Walls of the ghostly old houses echoed with a happy gaiety that we of this hectic day can never experience. For with the passing of these old brownstone fronts, pass forever the old gay Victorian days. CATI-IARINE Noncnoss, '27. U I N W -,nun-.fx ' r, X H! X K 7 W se, it 'aw 1 ' ll . X, . - ffgg iff - .- r T7 an 4...-A t ., A ,S 0. 11' m , The Masquerade By ELLEN VIRGINIA Cox Characters: Hildcgarde Whitney - .---..- .--- J ulia Meador Howard Warren - . -.-.-- Edna Rufty Blue Boy - - - - -Wilhelmine Winerieh Alice Blue Gown ---- Edith Marshall The Maid ---. Mrs. Whitney . -----.-.-- Ruth Whidden . - . - . - - .Pearl Rafelman Dancers .--. - - Mary Anne Haley, Elizabeth Price ACT 1. qscENE IJ fCurtain rises on n drawing room, in rear of which are seen life size paintings of Blue Boy and Alice Blue Gown. Hildegarde is seated in front of Alice Blue Gown. J Hildegarde: Oh! Picture Girl, was there ever such a miserable girl as I? Loving Howard as I do and knowing--yes, for I do know that he loves me, Picture. But I am afraid that is as far as it will ever go, just because he is afraid that father will think he is a fortuneehunter. Oh, I wish there were no such thing as money. Maid Centersj: Everything is ready for the masquerade, Miss Hildegarde. The dress- maker's boy has just come with your costume, and cook says if you have time, will you please come and see if the cakes are all right. Hildegarde: Thank you, Mary. Tell cook that I will be sure to come in and see the cakes-and Mary, has mother come in yet? Maid: No, Miss, but she just called and said that she would be here in time to dress. ls there anything else now? Hildegarde: Yes. When Mr. Warren comes, show him in here. I think he will be a little early: he usually is for my parties. EXIT CCurtain falls to indicate passing of 30 minutesj Maid Centersj: CShows into drawing room Howard Warren. costumed as Blue Boyn: glances from his costume to the two pictures with ill-concealed astonishment and merrimentj: Miss Hildegarde will be down in a few minutes. Mr. Howard. Howard: Thanks, and will you please carry these flowers up to her? Maid: Yes, sir: is there anything else now? Howard: No, thank you. CExit maidj. fHoward compares his costume with that of Blue Boy's. and after a pausej 1 Well. old f .. itll .,5T:,' V IU -.X 75.15 xg 3 t , i I Xlllff IIN! M 1 lu' 4 i . I - r i. -1' , I ffc '. 41.-- -- x Q- X O c ' ' N c 'fellah', we are in the same garb tonight: but I'll bet you were never in as bad a muddle as I am. No one could ever have had such hard luck. Why did I have to fall in love with the sweetest girl in the world, when I haven't enough money to buy her candy and flowers, much less ask her to marry me. tEnter Hildegarde in costume of Alice Blue Gown j I-Iilly-why Hilly, look! CI-le points to the two pictures, then to their costumesy We are dressed like those two pictures. Gee Whiz, isn't that funny? Hilly: Yes, it is a coincidence, anyway. and Howard. thanks ever so much for the flow- ers: they are perfectly lovely. Howard: I'm glad you like them, Hilly. Gee. but you look wonderful tonight. and you know, I-Iilly, it seems ages since I've seen you. I-lilly: Why Howard, we went to church together yesterday. Howard: Well, it seems a long time, anyway. Hilly: Oh, there are Bob and Irene at the door. We must go out! tExitJ. QBlue Boy steps out of picture and over to Alice Blue Gown.J Blue Boy: Come, girl. here is our chance to be human for a night, and at the same time do a good turn. Girl: Well, I am willing to try anything once. even being human. but I don't see where the good turn comes in. Blue Boy: I'll tell you. then: I am going to propose to Hildegarde, and you are going to make Howard propose to you, then we will step back into our frames, and they, thinking they are engaged to each other. will marry and be happy for ever and ever. Don't you see. Girl? Girl: Well, that sounds very easy, but I am not used to making strange men propose to me. Blue Boy: That's not very strange. this being the first time you've ever been alive: but really. Girl. all joking aside. don't you see how much happiness it will mean to Hxldegarde, whom we have loved since she was a baby? Won't you try anyhow, Girl? Girl: Yes. I will try. CTurns to tableh. Here are two masks. Isn't that lucky? You put on one and I'll put on the other, and we can fool anyone. fCurtainl. ACT II. KSCENE Il lCurtain rises on sun parlor. with ballroom showing in rear. Soft music is heard. Blue Boy and Hilly enter and are seatedl Blue Boy: Who is that boy dressed as Nero? You gave him even more dances than you gave me. Hillyz Why Howard, I did not. You know I gave you over half of my dances, which was extremely impolite, since I am the hostess. Besides. that is a new boy in town. and I had to be nice to him. He is Allan Gilchrist. the son of the new Fourth National Bank president. ft K k HH t A X f TIA .cm ae - get e-- - ' Z '! - R 3 I ,C- O to 'ff O ef I N -.. - at 3 Blue Boy: Gee, l wish my father was president of something-or-other. Hilly: Why Howard, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. I'd rather have a dear col- lege professor like your father for a dad than a dozen bank presidents. Blue Boy: Oh, l know Dad can't he beat, but his pocket book sure could. Hilly, I wish I had a million dollars. Hilly: XVhy Howard. you haven't always been so mercenary. What on earth has hap- pened to you? Blue Boy: I want to ask someone something, Hilly. Hilly: Why what, Howard-and who? Blue Boy: You, Hilly. Hilly: What? Blue Boy: O Hilly, you know-I love you-I want you for-always. Hilly: You have me already. Howard. Blue Boy: HillyI CHQ takes her in his arms. and after a pausej. Hilly: Oh, we must go back, Howard! CExitD. CAfler a few minutes enter Alice Blue Gown and Howardj. Howard: I say. Hilly, you aren't acting a bit like yourself tonight. What has hap- pencd? Alice Blue Gown: Why nothing, Howard. I am not Hilly tonight. I am Alice Blue Gown. Howard: Well, you certainly missed your calling when you were a debutante instead of an actress. Alice Blue Gown: Sometin1es I wish I were in a story or something instead of being a real girl, because stories always come out alright. Howard: But Hilly. you know everything will come out alright for you. Alice Blue Gown: KVell, I'm afraid not, Howard: that is. unless-unless- Howard: Unless what. Hilly? Oh my darling-the kisses herl Oh. I am so sorry. Hilly, but I couldn't help it-I just couldn't. Hilly dear. Can you forgive me? Alice Blue Gown: There is nothing to forgive Howard. I am not sorry, dear. Howard: Really, Hilly. aren't you? Then maybe you love me-I love you so much. Hilly dear. But Hilly, I really shoulcln't say this. I am a fool. I can't support you as you have lived. Alice Blue Gown: Do you think that matters. Howard? Vkfe can easily live on what you make. and love is more than money. Howard: Dearest-I love you so much. Hilly. tHe takes her in his armsj. CCurlainl . ta Buffy at mliwf iq neg I 2? y X-NK Y Z-d-I F n 4 X t HA g nl ' -C.iuu.vl -maxi Q fi W 1 2. 121 1 QSCENE Ilj fCurtain rises on drawing room in which are I-lilly and her mother. I-lilly is rapt while her mother puts the Hnishing touches on her bridal dressj. Mother: Dear, you forgot the something blue . Here is a little blue bird pin. Let me fix it, dear. 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For flowers and brooks and birds and trees, comrades true and kind, Thank God, all these I can see by gypsying in my mind. I'll need to leave a mark along. for turning back, you see: My eyes must have the patrin. so full of tears they'll be. -LOUISE ADAMS. Wanderlust Oh. to go to distant places. And to visit other landsg Oh, to climb far gleaming mountains, And to tread wild desert sands. Oh. to see the ruins of Myra. And to visit fair Zadar: Oh. to set a ship a-sailing. For the far-off Zanzibar. Oh. to visit ancient Saba, And to stroll upon the Strand: Oh. to battle Nippon's dragons. In that cherry blossom land. Oh. to go to realms of Neptune- Visit Aphrodite's bower: Oh, to frolic with the mermaids. Just one mad. enchanted hour. Oh. to be a gay immortal. Visit spheres unknown to man- Then imagination whispers. Use me, dreamer, and you can. ' -JEAN NUTTING. ,28. , E9 tl r3c1fft4w X CM 2 Ulf OWL Y ? X 2 . 291. - -.- H' . . --- ... i 4 li! A .degli Q Q BJ LLf'1 x ! W ? Ci3EQ N I 1 N.. 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Irate Passenger-Yes and some are standing! Lucy Furman-I am going to marry a doc- EOF. Florence C.-Well. you can't eat any more apples, then. Judge-Now, I don't expect to see you here again, Rastus. Rastus-Not see me here again. Judge? Why, yo'all z1in't goin' to resign your job, is you, Judge? Irritable Husband lto wife driving naili- l-Iowever do you expect to knock n nail in the wall with the clothes-brush? For goodness sake, use your head! Orator--I want reform. I want social re- form! I want labor reform! I want govern- ment reform! l want- Voice from gallery-Chloroform! Rotund Customer-I would like to see 1 suit that would fit me. Tailor-So would l. -Shucis. C A T I-I C A R T Moves and Stores Household Goods MODERN TO THE MINUTE Judge-Are you the defendant, Rastus? Rastus-No. boss, I'se got a lawyer here who cloes the defension. Judge-Then who are you? Rastus-I'se the gen'lman what stole the chickens, Shucis. An' what may yon creature be? the Scotch visitor asked the keeper. That's an American moose, replied the ITIZIII. A moose! exclaimed the visitor. Hoot, mon, show me an American rat! Shucis. Compliments of DOLLIE EVINS AMERICAN SLANG Sentinel-Halt! Who goes there? Ambulance Driver-English ambulance. Sen,-Pass, English ambulance. Sen.-Halt! Who goes there? A. D.--French ambulance. Sen.-Pass, French ambulance. Sen.-Halt! Who goes there? A. D.-Who the H- wants to know? Sen.-Pass American ambulance. The daughter of a minister attended a dance one evening against her father's wishes. The next morning at breakfast he greeted her: Good morning, daughter of Satan. To Which the maiden meekly replied: Good morning, father. One-I proposed to Arabella by mail. Two-Did she accept? One-Yes, but she was so dumb that she married the postman. Soph-What do they do in war when a Ma- rine is killed? Frosh-Put in a submarine in his place, I suppose. A man with a great big black eye was asked how he got it. He replied that he was milking a cow and her tail kept switching his face so he tied a brick on to it. Soph.-Who invented the hole in the dough- nut? Frosh.-Oh! Some fresh-air fiend, I suppose. The young wife sat plying her needle. It's too bad, the careless way the tailor sewed on this button, she said to her husband. This is the fifth time I've had to put it on for you. -Shucis. Mother! Mother! Jack has eloped with the cookl' My dearhand cooks are so scarce! -Eve. lg wma . . bio We Exquisite Creations XM, IN ' Wiki Feminine L Fooctifvear Dum-Who was Noah's Wife? Dummer-Joan of Arc. ky, The One-Did you hear the joke about the door? A ,I Well Two-No. h-nh 4-1 D d One-That lets you out. resse 5l KW? T E ' ',,.f's ,, M Wi:-..f I fl. Luter-Mother, does the pretty lady sleep in the barn? Mother-Of course not, dear, what a silly question. Luter-Well, I heard her say that she slept with her mules under the bed. -Navy Log. 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Say, he wouldn't even use Col- gate's toothpaste. One-There's something in my shoe that hurts. Two-What is it? One-My foot. Judge-Rastus, take the witness stand. Rastus-Yessuh, where to? What, questioned the eternal jokesmith, would you do if you had a cigarette and no matches? Why, we said, beating him to the mark, we'd make light of the situation. He laughed politely. -Octopus. Cop-What's up? --nu Man-My hands, I was just robbed. AN EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL STORE Not a department cut rate or just as stood for less mon b t th b . 1 , , W ey, u e very est of everything. -, 'X The best price and the best service possible, is res :onsibl f h ' - ' 5 ' y . e or t e growth of our business in fact, the majority of our better oculists are glad when you tell them you want Ballard to fill your glass prescription. Just ask them. We have filled their prescriptions for many years and they know how we do business. There is no use going to a first-class oculist and then have your glasses made by af second-class optician. There never was a time when the market was so flooded with imperfectly ground glasses. We are in position to take care of your wants to the limit for high-class optical service. If you do not know us ask someone who does. Walter Ballard Optical Company 105 Peachtree St. CClock Signb Atlanta, Ga. , 1 - I x - 1 1. '. f. v HF. 11 'Q ' ff xx. lj? X Qi ' X 2 f' X firi' 1 . xiii ln. 4 .i. .'j r av' NN , ,. ' f 1 W, STEPHENS 8' I . SPECIALIST IN DRUG SERVICE KG? 715 Allillfavq Peachtree at Paces Ferry Road Distinctive Millinery Hemlock 3181 Q ff K e i e-he I up-CD Q Q Q ELIZABETH ARDEN'S Venetian Toilet Pre czmtimes These are scientific Preparations developed by Elizabeth Arden as a part of her famous method of skin treatment. They are used in every Treatment given in the Arden Salons and should be a part of your daily care of the skin at home. ELIZABETH AnDEN's Vefzetimz Toilet Preparation: are on .mls at JACOBS' Stores all over Atlanta .. 14 my 1,- H Marshall Sz Pendergeast Druggists Moreland and Cleburne Aves. Victrolas and Radios Victor and Columbia Records Prices S15 to S500 EASY TERMS Bame's, Inc. 107 Peachtree Opposite Piedmont Hotel TELEPHONE HEMLOCK 3629 When in need of any of the many things sold by a FAST MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY MODERN DRUG STORE ANYTHING ANYTIME ANYWHERE BUSSEY,S The Drug Store That Never Disappoints 2909 Peachtree Road CBuckheadJ Denny s as tores 9 C h S FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, DELICATESSEN Phones Hemlock 7720-l-2-3-4 856 Highland Ave. ll Edgewood Ave. Atkins Park At Five Points Dinty Moore's Delicatessen and Cafe Sandwiches and Bottled Drinks Mike-Do you believe in socialism? Pat-I do. Mike-If you had a million dollars would you give me half of it? Pat-I would. Mike-And if you had a pig would you give me half of it? Pat-I would not-you know l've got a pig. -Spectator. Her-Are you a student? Him-No, I just go to college here. -Lyre. The familiar expression Step on it kid, has been traced to Sir Walter Raleigh. What am de most dispopular in the alpha- bet? X am. -Blue and Gold. There is a limit to everything-except the number of persons a college boy can get into a car. -Blue and Gold. SPEAKING OF VICTROLA RECORDS Mary Jo-Is it instrumental? Carolyn Cabsenllyi-No, it's in my room. It won't be long now. said the monkey. as he stuck his tail in the lawn mower. .L OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Oglethorpe University MANU DEI RESURREXIT Oglethorpe University, Ga. March 5th, 1927. Advertising Manager, Facts and Fancies, Washington Seminary, Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir: Please allow us to use this space to invite members of the senior class of Washington Seminary to consider Oglethorpe as their future Alma Mater. Nearly one hundred Atlanta girls are now attending Oglethorpe and will welcome you to their number. Heartily yours, THORNWELL JACOBS, President. TJ .s Mary Jo-I was raised under a cactus. Evelyn-So that's why you always see the point. My brother takes up French, German, Greek and Italian. Goodness, when does he study? Stucly! He doesn't study: he runs an ele- vator. Mother fspanking little girlj-I'm not spanking you, dear, I'm spanking your badness. Little Girl-Well, Mom, you're hurting me. not my baldness. Miss Ambler-This is an autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. Carolyn-Who wrote it? Florence C.-A man's an idiot to be abso- lutely certain of anything. Mary Ann-Are you positive about that? Florence C.-Absolutely. Number 1655341 Cjumping up in a rage after the prison movie showl- Damn it! A serial and l'm to be hanged next week. Mary Jo-I'm freezing by degrees. Willie-That is nothing, I'm freezing by de radiator. John-What are those holes in the fence? Tom-They are knot holes. John-They are so holes. Louise-I can't see a wink. Shake-Why. what is the matter? Louise-I have my eyes shut. Ele-Are you familiar with Browning? Phant-Yes, I've been a baker for years. Senior-Why is the biggest part of an ice- berg under water? Frosh.-Because the sun has melted away the part above water. She-l couldn't have gone to the prom if I hadn't got my evening gown on time. He-I got my Tux on time too. Miss Sharpe-Wake up. Mary! Wake up! Mary-I can't. Miss S.-I would like to know why you can'tl Mary-I'm not asleep. Call Hemlock 7161-7412 R. J. Meckel's Market Meats Kept Cold and Sanitary With Frigidaire Cooling System 841 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. Boston Electric Shoe Shop Shoe Repair Work a Specialty Right Prices Prompt Delivery 815 Peachtree Hemlock 0196 HGood Looking Well Made SHOES for Everybody Visit SteWart's First ' 1 GUDD SHUESVUW EVERVBUDV Fred S. Stewart Co. 25 Wluiteliall St. CALL US-Hem. 7411-7412-7461 WE DELIVER Bradshaw Fish Company DEALERS IN Fish, Oysters, Poultry and Game Everything Guaranteed 841 Peachtree Street Atlanta, Ga. A man came up to a hand laundry and said. I.h d' d h dl d P s is e an aun ry. The Chinese answered, Yes, sir, velly nicey landyf' Well, wash my hands, said the man. Mary Jo-You had better keep your eyes open around here! Shake-Why? M. J,-People would think you were crazy if you Went around with them closed all the time. Bookhammers Hair Dressing Parlor 48h Whitehall St. 1 Ponce de Leon Ave. Biltmore Hotel Joseph H. Drewry 8z Co. Accountants, Auditors Tax Consultants 1071 Flatiron Building ATLANTA, GA. lVe Specialize in Inslilurional Accounting Atlanta Conservatory of Music Premier Music College of the South FULLY ACCREDITED COURSES GEORGE LINDNER, Director DRY CLEAN ATTHE CAPITAL CITY All Atlanta and the South overwhelmingly believe in our Big Laundry and Cleanery. 5 Phones-Walnut 7121 HAZEL WOOD Piano and Harmony Atlanta Conservatory of Music WA. 5371 Dickey Mangham Company Insurance-Mortgage Loans 5th Floor Grant Bldg. Phones Walnut 1541-2-3 RECESS I like recessg It's such a relief: So full of doings. And yet so brief. I like two-ten: It ends another day: But better still Is recess and play. And then I like Our study hall: With letters to write It's not bad at all. But more than these I like recess CWith its peanut buttery I must confess. -I.OlS HARTT, '28. TRAGEDY The pale. proud girl turned to the big, browned man who was gazing intently at her. I-Ie held a glittering knife in his hand, Have you no heart? she said in a slow, even tone. Noi he growled. Then give me ten cents worth of liver. OMLE what XTC I always feel when UIC I used to rave of LN's eyes 4 LC2 and LNR I was a keen competitor But each now is a vacancy 4 UXL them all UC. A woman is at the bottom of everything. said the farmer as he pulled his wife out of the well. I'm the cat's. said the mouse when he was cornered. PRATERNITT HOUSE PROBLEM Is this dance formal, or can I wear my own clothes? A SOAPY STORY May I read your Palm Olive? 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