Due West Female College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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VVith Auburn cars, and ruby rings, And many, many, lovely things, Your David will supply you, Rose, KNO sweeter in the garden grows! A lovely voice Hoats out on the air: The listening people forget all care. They love the songs,-it does them good To hear the name of lllary Belle Hood. Two charming maidens with consummate art, Ensnare, by their acting, the public's heartg Pearle Dale, in pinafores, childish and meek, llflartha Pressly, a goddess, in costume Greek. llliss Pratt and lVIiss Cathcart must now draw near, Approach! Approach! There's no cause for fear. In future years you'll Win your fame,- You'll count all the stars, and give each a new name. Then VVilmot approached with indiilerent tread. '!The fields are 'VVhite,' the mystic said. You are chosen, young lady, to 'Garner' in The sheaves of good from the fields of sin. !'As the dignified dean of a VVoman's College, Grace Sheffield will wisely employ her knowledge. As professor of Chemistry in the same place of learning, Elizabeth Tribble is for 'higher' things yearning. VVithin the depths of my crystal sphere, There appears a picture, bright and clear. Grace Donnald makes a splendid nurse, Her patients grow better instead of worse! In a far-away city, a sign l see,- 'Aesthetic Dancing Taught Quite Free!! lNIa'm'selle Sudie lVIilford, straight from 'Pareef W'i11 teach you the steps, and to say, 'Oui, Oui.' An aeroplane huge now sails into view, And the driver, maiden, appears to be-you! Lilla Templeton uttered a cry of despair, Anything rather than riding through air! 7-1 -rr Page Fifty-one

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Next came Sarah Patrick with brow serene. Your future, child, is plainly seen. The greatest mission of your happy life Is to make the right man a charming wife. Cried Virginia Reid, of the golden hair, UO, give me a fortune both true and fair. A Ph.D. I see you'll be, And teach the girls of VV. C. As a book agent you will win your fame. This to our friend, Laura Hill by name. VVith that gentle voice and pleading look, You'll make folks buy 'most any kind of bookf' From the Senior Class you will soon depart, I can pierce the secrets of your inmost heart. hflarguerite heard this, now isn't it odd She has changed her name to Hhlrs. John Todd ? Of all the fortunes within my ball, Yours, Nlargaret Dallas, is saddest of all. A prim old maid, thus Fate has decreed, And a 'lVIiss' in your epitaph, too, I read! As a runner victorious, weary of chase, Slow sank the sun to his resting place. Said the seer, One moment, ere you depart, Hear the words that come from the depths of my heart. Behold, Class of '20, the heavens fair, And the glowing colors painted there! But the Artist Great did not deem it wise, To etch human lives on the aureate skies Life is the canvas, for each of you, one. VVield well the brush 'till the task is doneg That your picture, in many a tint and shade, lway be rich with a beauty that never shall fade. MARGARET DALLAS, '20 Page Fifty-tfwo