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The Campus Mirror CLASS OF 1933 BIRDIE LUCILE SCOTT, Seneca, South Carolina. Major: Biology. You can depend on Birdie to do the job. Trend: Sing ing her little tune. Her line: "I really don't think it's fair. Honor student, Vice-President of Senior class. Chairman of C. W. E. in Y. W. C. A., member of Com munity Council, of Choregraphic Group and of Biology Club. "Happiness is a great love and a great serving.” Margaret Saritique Singleton, St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Mathematics. Let Margaret endow you with that missionary spirit. Her trend: Being business-like. Her line: “Comment allez vous?" “I would be true for there are those who trust me. ’ Annie Julia Stevens, Tate, Georgia. Major: Home Economics. What is so rare as a college girl who can cook as Annie can? Her trend: “John.” Her line: “I want to tell John.” Home Economics Club, Social Problems Club, Treasurer of the CAMPUS MIRROR. “Conversation enriches the understanding, but solitude is the school of genius.” Alpha Joe Willie Talley, Menafce, Arkansas. Major: Latin. Take your troubles to Alpha. She will sympathize with you. Her trend: "Harold. Her line: "Now, girls, you know President of Latin Club, News Editor of CAMPUS Mirror, member of Glee Club and Chorus. "It is a great thing to know our own vices.” Emma Carolyn Thomas, Atlanta, Georgia. Major: History. To talk is to live; at least Emma thinks so. Her trend: Gossiping about the Guild. Her line: "Ah, me! Speak not of it.” Member of Social Problems Club. "It is easy in the world to live after the world’s opinion: It is easy in solitude to live after our own.” Sara Jane Watts, Atlanta, Georgia. Major: French. She knows how to greet life with a smile. Her trend: Taking library. Her line: "Hey, there! Member of the Glee Club and Chorus, and of the French Club. ” ’Tis not what man does which exalts him But what man would do.”