Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Senior Class t Nannie Sue Crute WILSON, N. C. Listen! What is that we hear? Someone sing¬ ing? Yes, its Nannie Sue. She’s coming back from some task, or probably she’s just going; anyway, she s singing as she goes. She has won her way into all the activities of our school —serving as basket¬ ball captain, as ed- itor-in-chief of the Blacfystonian, and on the Y. W. C. A. Cab¬ inet. Many wishes for her success will always follow ou faithful, attractive, loving Sudie.” Maggie Theresa Davis PORTSMOUTH, VA. Like the sunshine that follows the rain, Maggie has been as a ray of light to her classmates during the one year she has spent with us. She seems to have a magic power and her gentle, winning ways touch the hearts of every¬ one. She must have touched the heart of someone once-upon- a-time, for she wears a sparkler in the right place. Always she takes with her the sincere good wishes of her many friends. ( 27 )

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Senior Class Hattie Lee Canada CLOVER, VA. Class Secretary We have known Hattie two years. Her friend¬ ship is one that grows stronger as the days come and go. Her earnest, brown eyes help us to do better the many duties which we have to perform. As she leaves us we feel that her friend¬ ship is one that will be sweet when “our heads are white with the frost of many winters. Each and every one of us wish for her as she travels the long road of life, all that happiness can provide. Everette Harrison Marks PETERSBURG, VA. Class Treasurer Everett’s favorite pastime is studying. Work seems to be her watchword. She leaves college with great honor, and we are sure she will win ill the laurels which can be bestowed upon one in her future journey through life. ( 26 )

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Senior Class Edith Vanelia Grinels AMBURG, VA. With fi rm resolutions and a life wholly sur¬ rendered for service in the Master’s cause, Edith came to us two years ago. Her stay at Black- stone has been a blessing to the college. As she goes out in the wide field for service, we wish for her “ample sunshine with only sufficient cloud to make a glorious sun¬ set.” Mary Alma Hopkins ROCKY MOUNT, VA. Alma comes back to B. C. G. to give the girls a race in her classes. Although she carries a light course, what she does she does it well. She is the conversationalist of the class, for when conversation lags Alma says something that starts things moving. ( 28 )