Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Mabel 1m ances Cato EMPORIA, VA. Oil the Old Bach Seal of the Heurv Bard.” lioys and Dress. I‘ ' raternities and Sororities. Diamonds and Rubies, Jeffries and Fords, lirides and Hutterffies. Trousseau and Wedding Bells—Exit. . llie Mae Dickerson KENBRIDGE, VA. “ Loi ' c a Piano.” But after all, we think that her sym- pathetic heart will not shatter the hopes of one who once wished to make her the Mistress of the White House.

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Gladys Rosalind I’arkow BLACKSTONE, VA. Nannie Ellen [ ' kadshaw KEEDVILLE, VA. “I JVoiidcr Who’s Next in Your Fleart?” Do you realize that after all the inevi- tahle has happened! Fiere she comes, shaking her corkscrew curls, having re¬ solved to live in “single blessedness rather than double cussedness.” “He’s coming back to claim her hand When it ' s moonlight ' on the Rio Crandc:” A high-school faculty will some day he graced by this fair, dignified speci¬ men—but he it understood, most worthy trustees, that her specialty is teaching Edwards’ edition of Virgil.

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Lois Dos her SOUTHPORT, N. C. “Dozvii Honolulu Jf ' ay.” When last seen she was drifting on the ocean in her little skiff—a mere dot against the horizon. M.- rtha Blackweill Hite SOUTH HILL, VA. “Just Because You are Different from All Other Girls Dz ' e Met.” The applause ceases. I take great pleasure in introducing to you the fa¬ mous journalist, and editor of -, Martha Blackwell Hite.