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

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Page seventeen SARAH ELIZ.XBl'l'l'H HL7lil,BL'1i'l' Roxlwlw. f'UYNEK l'Il'U'I' Secret and self-contained and solitary as an oyster. ORA HOLT LONG Bm-:v.xRn, NoR'rH C,mol,IN.x A wonderfully grave. precise. and handsome piece of old china she looks. SARAH NAPOLEON MCCAN I ,ESS SOUTH Bmsrox. VIRGINIA Busy ffuseful, amiable. serviceable. in all lrxnest. unpretonfling wars. Such an inflexible little woman. too, through all. NITA BlON'l'AGUE W1NsToN-Slxrmx, Noun-I C,mo1.1x.x Too capricious and imperious in all she docs. to be the cause of much surprise in those about her as to anything she does. n --V4 K' I r il 'v5'9 SK ol ,xv K0 XQ -5-1 f7. Qui-1 l . ,A ', - - - J 1 Y, -u g. 1. J ,-N' bi ik e V Q ,A f .W fi A W' , mf- ' f ' lf .11 h .7 ,157 -.f ' ', is ,X VJ- 0 ' 4 K Mg- r' fwfr: iw L., N Qx KM ll - 1 ' X-EP? dYg'fSb'-yd lima ' vw -'Q' 1 sz? M 1535 cQ:E'.N5BoR0 1 H 1 E , iggrlggf , 5 'S ' ll E ,,-345.0-1 V l f s, '9f'.17

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Page nineteen Hnzigrahnatvu FRANCES HOST COOKE CH.XRI.0'l l'l'I, Nom'H C.xnol.xx.x But fashion is her weakness. To borrow yester- day's paper . . . and read about the brilliant and distinguished meteors that are shooting ac-ross the fashionable sky in every direction is unspeakable consolation to her. To know what member of what brilliant and distinguished circle ac-colnplisherl the brilliant and distinguished feat of joining: it yester- day. or contemplates the no less brilliant and dis- tinguished feat of leaving: it tomorrow, 'gives her a thrill of joy. ORA ELIZABl'Z'l'H JONES Gnrgaxsnono. Numan C.xnoi,lx.x The girl is a thoroughly fine woman. Conse- quently. she is like a thoroughly tine day. Gets hner as she ,gets on. I never saw the :rirl's equal. PRISCELLA ARNOLD LA MBE'l'l-I 'l'1-1oMAsyu.1,E. NORTH C,mo1.lN.x Young girls have Sllfll spirits. 'It also appears that a skilful artist exeeuted a faithful delineation of the curiosity. MARGARET CBONNIEJ RAY Or',u.,x, F1.oRIn,x In short she had such a natural captivating, winning manner. that in a few minutes we were sitting in the window-seat. with the light of the tire upon us. talking together, as free and happy as could be. QNANCY GORDON BRADSH ICR Post-graduate. of Montreal. Canada, withdrew at Christmas. G. ll ll l l ll ll ' 6 ' .,' XX 'VP I f Q l 'f et ' 3 liiif gk 3 58' f Y' Anhui-v-4 ,,,..n. U1 R., I x-2 K . ,Lp4.a'!f:f- X, X l 19.493441-I U , 1! l. f . -, fe . 5' ,, llf --wi ll s 4-l ,E Q 4 .lid O -Q