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"liriily Ja:ne,?. navigated to "'orilaiaiaa to teach a class in ih.G cor?.'’ect. honthcrn drawl,. .‘‘Basliie Chan tain lias qixlet- !'• aiarriecl a Georgia preacher anci is raising 'Georgia Poaches' "hartha helle Duncan is spending part of her tirae in Madagascar and Africa, visits ing lier friends, "harion Gall is sincerel.^^- ■ teaching Mountaineers, Her .real future lies in her gut tural utterance, 'Babe, how are gou?" ” Dorothy G-odfrey hafi deve- loued an aversion to the i.xale species a\cd has be cone a pros- pei’ous businevss v;onan of Black Kountain. "'iilleanor Harley is in South Aiacrica teaching the natives to speak- Spanish, “Luc'^ Lewis nay be found loading a pacifist movenent.- '‘Hatie hary Logaxi is teach- ■in" Bible School 'so-xewhere in ■id,orlda'. Margaret liar tin Is convert- ' nc the racubers of the nedical •'.s so elation, ‘dielon Eolb is teaching CIS.LG and is winning populari ty with her wlttc- puns, ' 'h.Iartha Penlend, great pian ist, is touring Aiaerlca but refuses to go to Europe. She thinks It uncouth, ‘‘Graco Bozard is the hos tess for all teas and slrallar functions in South Carolina* *’Beth Bag by has won fame with her set of chess, '’Bernice Butler has ].eft for the African wilds as a .missionary but will stop -over in London, v/here she will be a guide on tours to Shakespeare's haunts « "Jessie Garnichael has left Eontreat forever and has be- eone a politician,- "Sophia Carter is teaching c.lasses In the correct Y/a:/ to falling dovm on themselves or on the asketball cox-irt, . Jo fin Clyatt and Jacque Hubbard leave to Blddic Sullivan one stick of chewing gum to last thi’oughout her senior year, Katherine Dodingor and Jean Gregory will to Katherine Powell their 'knack for dmaping almost anything into a,tost tube m th- out being blown up* To Christine? Levorette, Harriet Douglas and Mary Hogers Harper will bigger and better hot dogs. Dot Godwin does her eh,/ vd. 11 to Alice T?nbnri >■!( Rabon her abilit-- to say the wronc thing at Manning, Td Dot and Betty Gray V/ilcox good excuses for be in, ch omis try class, Carolyn Iluglies and Mae Tench Polly Bimurti Pat- Rliodes leave to Mar: terson their mutual friendship for i*’Grdixiand, the lizard. ■ '"J L el 'big I'loi:’ PI l; alvxagx the right time. Anna Fisher and Juanita Legg bestov/ upon Freckles McDermld their lack of freck3.es, Mayme Freeman and Lois Rector leave their loud mouth to Frfmees Mitcliell, ' To Velma Ragland, Janet Marson and Juno Morgan leave their southern accent, Mary Wallace bequeaths to Mina Baker hof ability to be knocked-kneed, bow-leggod, and slew-footed all at the s/nflo time, Frankie Hear.s and Mar guerite Singleton v/ill to Mary Duncan their love for Mars Hill, Nele Lineweaver and Prances Laidley do liereby vd. 11 to their beloved little sister. Pair I-Iarrelson, their ability to al- v;ays have something to say in chapel. May she carry on their good work, Jessie Collette and Mildred Shore bequeath to their little sister, Llta Bowles, their true friends and belief in P’atalisiii* : t; 'X‘V will tlieir late to hi i "■■■ Din t
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