PaC-SaC 1920 . The Plaza And lastly Tve come To the view of the Plaza. Some Jay We hope to see Beautiful buddings all up and Down the campus. But tho she may grow in buildings, P. C. can never grow dearer to Our hearts. Cood-bye, fair campus! May you mean the same to future Generations that you have to us. (20). fT}eautiful Women Beautiful Women! How they attract us, draw Us, entice us! Beautiful Women, not Vamps, Flappers, cooing doves, but Real Women. We lool( into Their eyes and catch a glimpse of Heaven. We gaze upcn their tresses and catch the glint of Cold or see the shades of Empyrean n
PaC-SaC 1920 . The Plaza And lastly Tve come To the view of the Plaza. Some Jay We hope to see Beautiful buddings all up and Down the campus. But tho she may grow in buildings, P. C. can never grow dearer to Our hearts. Cood-bye, fair campus! May you mean the same to future Generations that you have to us. (20). fT}eautiful Women Beautiful Women! How they attract us, draw Us, entice us! Beautiful Women, not Vamps, Flappers, cooing doves, but Real Women. We lool( into Their eyes and catch a glimpse of Heaven. We gaze upcn their tresses and catch the glint of Cold or see the shades of Empyrean night. We loolf upon their faces and see Perfection. Beautiful Women! The perfect worl( of Cod, Made for man, that they might draw him away From the Sordid things of life and give Him a deeper, more abiding, more sustaining Faith in the things that are good. Beautiful Women! Found everywhere, in the Valley of the Nile, on the hilltops of the West, On the plains of the Orient, in the Cities cf the North. Beautiful Women, everywhere. But none to match those of (he Sunny Southland. We of the South are proud of our King, Cotton. But we worship our Queen, Woman. Turn these pages tenderly, for here are Faces deer to cur hearts and we would not have them Profaned. (22) Sponsors Miss Ward .... Annual Miss Brownin
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