Flora Macdonald College - White Heather Yearbook (Red Springs, NC)

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r' YnQ.efi.'A x , .- , , I l'll fi' ii ig' lllll HIIIIIIII X IIIIIIIIIIIIII eti- fi ,,,f,,. rim- Nl.-Xllllli Q 71 it E 1 I , M1-xRY KIQNNA-x w.xLKER, 15.11. i ii X. g ZELDA XYCJOD, ILS., HE. li. X. G.-XRNER, N. C. The best of her is fiiligerzcff' Corresponding Secretary Epsilon Chi Society, 11,130-211 Vice-President Student Volunteer Band, 19.20-11. NYG naturally think of the word dili- gent when we think of Zelda, for her whole soul is in her work. It is a pity we all cannot be more like her, for all things eonie to her who labors. PENN LAIRD, VA. 'Z-I handful of common sense is worth Il bushel 0-I lelzrlzirzgv lf music be Ihe food of love-play on Public debate, IOI8-IQQ Chaplain E. X. Society, 1918-193 Critic E. X, Society, 19:0-315 Pine and Thistle Staff, 1919-20: Connnenceinent Marshall, IQIQ-201 Treas- urer Sophomore Class, 1918-IQ: Treas- urer Junior Class, IQIQ-.201 Treasurer Senior Class, 19.20-21: Y. NV. C. A. Cabi- net, IQIQ-.201 President Y. XV. C. A., 19:0-21. Mary Kenna,fan1iliarly called Kenna, is a girl of strong character and practical sense. She is most always found in some form of HY work, where her executive ability will be greatly missed. Not only in this does she excel, but she can make the piano talk to the delight of her many friends. 26 9 S I J 1 : f I V . .VA 1

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We' l ilfl1l'0ll'l'H'll AN' v' INil'H'l'lllll'lllll ii 'Vl' I SZ? A iff ifmmhhmifih wumg 5liH5EHil5i5H5'li2l5E ESI? HHEEHHHEE 5 IILUHER E i Wi . , f Q , I I Ng! I ' I I i. .5 ' I ,,, Semor Class Poem 5 il! 2 is, As the Hour Glass sifts the sand grains I el From millions to one-then none, I ,gi Aigd meaisures the passing moments E g rom awn til set of sung v Tho' little, tho' rough and rugged E 'I Each grain, its part must play l To make the whole complete, compactg l ,gs Nor time nor tide delay. E U ' ,U u iii So it is, that life is an hour glass, E N21 Sifting the sands of time, 2 il Compressing the golden moments I 15, Into a work sublime, I tg' We shall reap in the realm eternal E 1' What we sowed in the life before, : 32, As the sifted part of the hour glass g S, ls formed from its upper store. 2 ti E And now that our school days are over, E ig: And work is seemingly done, : :Q We anxiously face the future, g JI, Life's racelhas merely begun. Q N11 We shall strive with patient endurance, Q N24 The victories of life to achieve: 2 if, The good to beget, therills to forget, E ig? In this web of life which we weave. : in , il. ' ill When our nation is torn, and no longer, E ,I The greatest example of power: Q is When famine and panic would threaten. Z 'gt And clouds about us would lower, 5 iii A clarion note, penetrating, : ig. Fathoms the depth of each heart, I ,gg And echoes reverberating- I Ii On to the fore! do your part! E :lr 1 ,., g Bravely, unflinching, ne'er swerving 2 Qi To heed the call, we dareg I gg Thru the neck of the faithful hour glass, I Q2 The grain of the college career E Il Trickles slowly, surely, g l Assuming its rightful place, g In the life of the eager runner, E ,L Where it marks one step in the race. : H I If When we leave the vine-covered building, I i The spring and Paradise 3 I g When we part from friends and teachers 2 And the things that lure and entice, E ' We are sad: yet happy, expectant, g Struggling upward to rise, g Seizing the opportune moments, I 1 In quest of the noblest prize. 3 , Marion Manning, '2I. E I E it Q28 7 2 3 2' fx ' : 'i rg' if l ----------- rrzxz' --- --- ------4 ,,, , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,5-nu, sorcerer m'rrrr's'--re'rrrr-a f- tqymgp