Washington Seminary - Facts and Fancies Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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.IINNII Dol: Oh. just tell me about your various class doings. NMDA: Vi'ell, of course, the first big item on our schedule was our junior Carnival, That was on November 20. .Il NNI! Dol: 17-Ilfflifllf mfr iz lruf in fuer nolelwrmk I0 jo! ifnu I1 irnrn' nnlrsj Yes, I heard someone mention that a while back. You had quite a success, 1.lidn'r you? Nllovxz We were very happy over rhe way it Lurned out. We had a Country Pair and had the slludy hall decorated like a big barn. The four candidates for Queen wore cotton frocks and the throne was made of bales of hay. ji xxir Dc-iz Who were the girls up for Queen? NIIILKZ Birdie liters was Queen, Margaret Graham was her Maid-of-li.moi'. .intl Laura Burgess and Fritzie Yundt were her Maids. 'll NNI! Doi: Again the juniors showed good taste! It must haie been l..1rel to decide on the winners. Lv B fl: JEANETTE PALMER ELOISE LEHMAN MILDKED BROYLES MARX' CLINE elow: MARY SHEPARU BETTY BLou NT BEVERLY THOMASON JANE CowAuT

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3 9 SCENE II On the Campus be 1 good place to start. W'hat did your class do first this year? NELDA: qxlflvr pausing a zzzinule io lbinkj XY'ell-let's see. In the first place we had our election for the other class officers. JENNIIQ Doi: You were elected last spring before school was out. weren't you? NELDA: Yes, I was. JENNIIL Dot: Well, tell me. Who are your other officers? NELDA: lfritzie Yundt is Vice-Presi- dent, Molly Ann Markert is Secretary, lfmily Claire Millican is Treasurer, and Arm Marshall Emmcrt is the Red Cross Representative. JENNIE DOE: Sounds like you did your- selves proud in the choice of your leaders this year. Congratulations! NELDA: fBl11,ibing a lilllvj Vfhy. thank you, Miss Doe. Now what would you like me to tell you? 94 Lrfl: ELEANOR WILL MISSllq,, HARRISCDN BETTY TUUQER JANE ADDINGTON Belo zu: BIRDIE BEERS KATE HOLNiES MARY ANN PATTERSON ALICE MITCHELL JEANIETTE WILLCOXON MII.IJRIiD FLOWERS -LF 6 , 0 J ,1 N MR

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Q -Vx no Upper lvff, top row: ELLEN QUARTI-LRNIAN BETTY SLATON VIRGINIA HANCOCK LAURA BURGESS Ou ilu' gran mf: ALICE DULANEY EMILY PRUITT Ln :wr rigbl: MARTHA Jo CRAYENS JAMILEE COPELAN JEAN HESS LOIIETTE HUME l'l1iLEN TERRY ANNE HARRISON NI-1.D:K SCENE ll On the Campus The voting was done with money at n penny Ll vote. That way we madt some three hundred dollars for our class treasury. JLNNIIQ NFLIJA lnfantile II NNII NI I Im NYC CJITIC KILNNII. NI I,II.x JI NNII DUI: Gracious, what did you do with so much money? Part went to different worthy Charities here in town. XVe sent 5100.00 to P.Ir.Ilysis Fund, and the rest went to finance our class this year. Dol: My, th.It's grand. How .Ire you coming along with your other ,1ctIxItIes7 The first of the year we annie in third in the scrap paper drive and in -IJFILIJYY Ill rirxt in the liourth l.oIIn Bond Drive Doi: How nmny bonds did you sell Our mul was S307,8I8,80. 5 l7oI: My, how grmd! The whole school goal was only S2U,00O, wasn't it? Zo