Hollins University - Spinster Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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DEDICATION with your enthusiastic spirit you have gladdened us, with your deep under- stan ing you have strengthened us : with your broad vision you have helped us lift up our eyes. For these gifts, Miss Randolph, in grateful appreciation, we dedicate this volume. ITH your great wisdom you have inspired

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E THIRTY-EIGHTH PRINTING The SPINSTER 6 Being an illustrated book published annually by the students of Hollins College in Virginia, under the direction of an Editor-in-Chief and a Business Manager, duly elected by the members of the Student Body. Herein is set forth a record of the session nineteen thirty-four- nineteen thirty-five , By WINNIE WEAVE B. , Z. a'1'for, .v If 3120, CAROLYN SAUNDERS , Buszhess Minagrr Photography by the Siddell Studios of Raleigh. North Carolina, engraving by the Lynchburg Engraving Company and printing by the Brown- Morrison Company of Lynchburg, Virginia Eggs VOLUME XXXVIII HOLLINS, VIRGINIA

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