Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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A MED LEI { HMo, Mtj Buhy. ' ) Good-bye, old Normal ; Good-bye, our schoolmates ; Good-bye, the Practice School. Honeys, we must retire ; But we ' ll set the world on fire. Now you will lose us, you won ' t abuse us. For you ' ll be left alone. Telephone a word when we are gone. { Georgia Camp-meeting ) I ' ll smile upon you if you ' ll smile upon me When we leave the Normal { Jusl as the Sun Went Down ) And take a last look at our old scliool friends, Just as we get our dips. { Just One Girl ) There is just one class, Only just one class ; There are others, we know, But this will all surpass. On the page of fame We will write our name. Where it will linger forever As just one class. ( Think Til Have to Telephone My Baby ) I think we ' ll have to telegraph the home-folks { Hot Times ) Tliere ' s a hot time for the old class to-night. When you come to see us get our dip You will all gatlier round and give us each a grip. There ' s a hot time for the old class to-night. { Sweet Marie ) Graduating class of Feb. — Class of February, nineteen hundred year — Though forever we may part, we are ever joined in heart — Forever true to us and to you. { Ben Bolt ) ( )li, will you remember the Normal, class-mates, Tlie Normal, in years to come? Of our friends that we love, who are scattered af;ir. We will think often then, just as now. { Home, Sweet Home ) There is no school like our school ; No place more dear. And no class like our class Of nineteen hundred year. M. yv. G.

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Class of ifebruat , 1900 SEIN NICHT AUSSEHEN. VIVIAN COLGIN BIXNS. True as her song. Home at Newport News, Virginia ; Member of Glee Club ; Member of German Club. Received Professional Diploma. JULIA GERTRUDE CHILTON. ' Twas a girl with ej ' es like two dreams of night. Is from Lancaster, Virginia ; Member of Glee Club ; Member of German Club. Received Full Diploma. ELIZABETH CULPEPER. It is the mind that makes her rich. Home at Portsmouth, Virginia. Received Full Diploma. MARGARET WATKINS GOODE, K. A. We had been lost without her. Home at Skipwith, Mecklenburg county, Virginia; Secretar}- Y. M. C. A., 1899-1900. Associate Editor of Annual, ' 99 ; Member of Dramatic Club, ' 99 ; Member of German Club. Received Full Diploma. CELIA HAWKINS, You who teach ingenious youth ingeniously, Lives at Petersburg, Virginia. Received Professional Diploma. LILY HENDERSON HENING. ' ' M}- kingdom for a co( . ' Home at Jefferson, Virginia. Received Full Diploma. ELIZABETH KELLOGG HOLLAND, Fluttering, smiling, flirting, Is from Amelia, Virginia. Received Full Diploma. ANNA BRUCE HOUSTON, Z. T. A. A man ' s the noblest work of God. Home in Lexington, Virginia. President of Class of February, 1900. Editor-in-Chief of Annual, 1900 ; Member of German Club. Received Professional Diploma, June, 1900. IDA MILLER HOWARD, All ' s right with the world, Is from Pulaski, Virginia. Received Professional Diploma. PATSY JOHNS. In truth she was not hard to please. Home at Sheppards, Virginia. Received Full Diploma. ELEANOR CARTER RANDOLPH, ' ' Who so prompt as thou ? ' ' Lives at Greenville, Mississippi. Received Professional Diploma. ELIZABETH EGERTON WATKINS, 2. 2. 2. I would as soon attempt to entice a star. Home at Hampton, Virginia. Historian of Class ; Associate Editor of Annual, ' 99. President of Dramatic C ' lub. Received Full Diploma.

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our IN THE IFORLD TO ROAM. Tune : Seeing Nellie Home. We, the class of nineteen liimdred, Stand before you now alone, And to-night we go from Alma Mater Out in the world to roam. Chorus : Out in the world to roam, Out in the world to roam, And to-night we go from Alma Mater, Out in the world to roam. We can carry our hard-earned sheep.skins With us where ' er our home, For tonight we go from Alma Mater, Out in the world to roam. Chorus. On our lips the woi-ds may quiver, In our eyes the tears may come, For tonight we go from Alma Mater, Out in the world to roam. Chorus.