Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Senior Class Frances Lee Hurdle UNION RIDGE, N. C. Light hair, blue eyes, a bright May morning disposition, always happy and easy-going, are the pleasing characteristics of Frances. She is a conscientious student, attending strictly to her cwn business. For her we predict a happy, happy future in this old world, and one full of friends wherever she may g°- Georgia Kate Moore SHUFF, VA. Georgia came to B. C. G. two years ago as the most dignified girl in school, and she leaves as such. Never do things go opposite to the rules and regulations when in her presence. Georgia is such a source of helpfulness that most of the girls go to her with their burdens. Many girls have been helped on the road to success by her gen¬ erosity of knowledge and sunshine. ( 29 )

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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 )

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Senior Class Marjorie Virginia Savedge DENDRON, VA. Marjorie is the most talented in instrumental music in the Senior Class. She has plenty of stick- to-it-iveness—the kind that gets some place. Everyone loves her and there are very few girls whom she has not helped by her loving and cheerful dispo¬ sition. She is a g irl with a purpose in life, and by her Christian character we expect her to have much influence for good in her work. Lavinia Elizabeth Thomas BRISTOL, TENN. Lavinia ' s sweet, sunny disposition is a sunbeam that has cheered us when the days were gloomy and all seemed dark. In the midst of all our troubles can be heard her “characteristic laugh, yet the firmness that we see in her eyes tells us that when necessary she can see the serious side of life. May she retain the same attitude to¬ wards her future friends that she has shown to her class¬ mates. ( 30 )