Salem Academy - Quill Pen Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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4439 3 .. 5092, , lf7z3:! dXG'v9: 'I 1 le' 1 - '1fQf'E,5 21-Tiyzifei IVA 3. S A X ,nn 5' 5 s fy 'gl 'Y 9 AL7 ' 5 fit, I 4 as if KA'l'Hl1lliINl'1 PARK RIQAD BIFKIINNVIIAIAI-1. 'l'l-zxxizssm-1 Nlildly studious in her ohservation of human nature. on the whole a henignant philosopher not disposed to he severe upon the follies of mankind. l-ILEANOR CA'l'IIl'1liINE SARTIN xNINS'l'0N'SAl.I'lM. Noirrn C.mo1.1N.x As the traveler sees farthest. by day. and be- comes aware of rugged mountains and trac-kless plains whieh the friendly darkness had shrouded from his sight and mind togetlier. so. the wayfarer in the toilsome path of human life. sees. with each returninsr sun. some new obstacle to surmount, some new height to be attained. l+ll,lZAI3E'I'l-I FRANCES SARTIN WiNs'roN-S.u.l-im. Norwu C,mo1.IN.x In the friendliest condition towards her species . . . She is free with her money. affahle in her manners. innnoeent in her conversation. I'lDI'l'I'l Vi'0Nll!l,li xvlNS'I'UNAS.U.l'QlNI, Nolc'1'H Cnio1,IN.x Soothin:rly. like the gentle rustling of the leaves: at and :rt-niallv. like the ripening weather: and radi- antly and henelicently, like the sunshine: she went on. Page eighteen