Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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LUCILLE GLENN A CUMMINGS LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA ' ‘Celia” V. V. C. A., ’28- 5 29; Epworth League. ’28-’20; Athletic Association, ’28-’29; Bats, ’28-’20; Life Service Group, ’28-’2!); French Club, ’28; Indian Hiking Club, ’28; Four H Club, ’2!); Music Club, ’28. “Cecelia,” or “Celia” we call her, and very aptly we think. Have you ever known anybody to be, everywhere she is supposed to be at- the right time? “Cel¬ ia” is. In her quiet and sweet way she lias won a big place in the heart of each of her classmates, fellow students, and teachers. AIM RICE LULU DUNG AN LODGE, VIRGINIA “• ini ” Y. . C. A., ’28. ’21) Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’28. ’20; Epworth League, ’28, ’20; Secretary and treasurer Northern Neck Club, ’28, ’20: Bats, ’28. ’20; French Club, ’28; Humor Editor Acorn Start ' , ’20. “dim” is a girl you couldn’t help lik ing. W itty and brimming over with life and fun. modern, and business-like, she is a good judge of human nature. Look ing into the future, one may see her as the owner cf a large business office. Maybe she will lie, but for some unknown reason, when 1 shut my eyes and think of “dim, I see a cozy little white bunga¬ low with a happy person in a blue smock standing at the door.

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V. V. C. A., ’27- ' 29; Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’26-29; Tigers, ’25-’29; Foe Liter¬ ary Society, ’26, ’27; “Ye Rambling Ten” Hiking Club, ’28; Semper Fidelis Club, ’26, ’27; B. Y. P. lb, ’27-’29; Le Cercle Francais, ’26-’28; Treble Clef Club, ’26, ’27; Music Club, ’26-’28; Four H Club, ’29; Candidate for Music Diploma, ’29. Never shall I forget the day when An¬ nie Laurie missed half her dinner because she was so intensely interested in mem¬ orizing Bach that she failed to hear the bell. She will make an excellent music teacher, for she is not only interested in. but talented in music. She receives both her piano and literary diplomas this year; she has not developed one side of her life and neglected the other. Sigma Iota Chi; Y. YY. C. A., ’28, ’29; Athletic Association, ’28, ’29; Maben Hik¬ ing Club, ’28; Epworth League, ’28, ’29; Secretary Junior Class, ’28; Tigers, ’28, ’29; French Club, ' 28, ’29. Dorothy lias all the qualities which one expects to find in a real southern lady, —charm, grace, hospitality, culture and winsomeness. All the fine traditions and warmth of the southland are relived in our “Dotto.” [22]

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KATHRYN EYE CLOVERDALE, VIRGINIA “ Kathryn” President of Student Body, ’2!); Y. W. C. A., ’28, ’2!); Cabinet, ’29; Epwortli League, ’28, ’29; Cabinet, ’28; Athletic Association, ’28, ’2!); Life Service Group, ’28, ’29; Ten Pens, ’29; Tigers, ’28, ’29; Tiger Soccer Team, ’29. Kathryn is our outstanding Student Council president and tlie best loved girl in school. She is always ready to lend a sympathetic ear and a helping hand to those who need her. Many are the girls who have gone to her with tales of woe and come away comforted. Not only does Kathryn help the girls to bear- their burdens, but she makes those of her teachers lighter by being a good student. BARBARA ELIZABETH FISHER ■SUTTON, WEST VIRGINIA ‘•Bob” Vice-President West Virginia Club, ’29; West Virginia Club, ’28, ’29; Bats, ’28. ’29; Glee Club, ’28, ’29; Latin Club, ’28; Y. W. C. A., ’28, ’29; Epworth League, ’28, ’29; 13 Club, ’28; Athletic Association, ’28, ’29. Bob is friendly toward everybody even the cadets. We all love her for her at¬ tractive and sweet disposition, and we are glad that she agreed to steal away from those West Virginia mountains and give us a chance to know her. [ 24 1