Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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Content College, Classes Activities Vanity Fair

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— - - -T— —. , -i. Foreword There is a light whose, magnetic power leads ever on to the accomplishment of high ideals and to the pursuit of happiness — it is of this light and its influence upon our lives that we wish now to speak

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Finding The Light Clytie, content with water nymphs to dwell, Lolled on mossy cushions deep and green; Toyed her time away in misty sea-green laces, Gamboled sprite-like in her jeweled palace shell. In sport she went to hear the mermaid sing, Listening — heard enchanting songs, Of enlightening light above the sea Where sea-folk never dared to go before. In her nautilus float one summer eve, Sailing upward and dreaming of the light, Clytie awoke on a wooded isle As the purple dawn turned to gold. The alluring light drew Clvtie ' s heart Till days of yearning went by — Then — Miracle divine — Clytie became A flower of the sun — ever facing; the light. -Easter Solders, ' 32.