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

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' :ff-we ,L 5: u P TH E ...mme ..nllunIIIIIIln ..-.. .... mtnlllllllllll lllll llll F: --.tllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll IIIllIIIllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllnl ll lllll llllllllllllllllllllll I lllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllll llllllllllllllll l ulmlll lllllll ' f:'R1Z5Q if Page forty-seven After a few minutes passed, then something l saw That filled me suddenly with great wonder and awe- There stood fair Virginia displaying her knowledge As teacher of- history here in our college. Now, Martha is a belle, l'm sure you will agreeg She will soon set sail on the matrimonial sea. For her l'm persuaded we need fear no alarm, Her sailor will keep her securely from all harm. These unusual predictions were rare things, you see, So intent was I on all things he told meg To ascertain the future of my classmates all Was a thing to me, you will surely agree, not small. Now comes Jean Roddey, with her winning little smile And her test for the Beautiful in the meanwhile. A future for her I will tell with sound knowledge- Sl1e'il he the first bride after '21 leaves college. l wish l could tell you how clearly l beheld The bright, happy future that waits for Isabel: With her modest little way and sweet little smile, She'll be seated in Congress before a great while. Now the next one who enters-whom do you suppose? 'Twas Essie Dupre and her whole line of beaux. But for Essie-for I know her desire in life- 'Tis to settle down and be a governors wife. And presently Martha Lee came closely behinclg Shell tell you your future for the sum of one dime. Some day in the future, by the globe I was told, Much good will she do with her silver and gold. Now, while speaking of gold, let me hastily say I saw Dame Fortune approaching ano.her way- l clearly saw Florie in the path she must walk, A silver and Goldsmith in the heart of New York. With sunny disposition and quaint little way, B,tty's influence is here forever to sfayg But soon she'll he content with her own little lot, For then she'll be happily living near Charlotte. An actre:s we are soon to have of great renown, When Lillie Pruitt leaves us and ventures to town. She'll make a reputation that is hard to heat, And ai star-to see her will surely be a treat.

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