Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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We J) eolcai ir fortu-second edition of -Jhe wirainian to Vv iss LJlive -J. J-ler in recognition of the fine Spirit she has always shown and per- sistently instilled in u-S, in recognition of her fine character and true couraae in doina what she believes to be riaht, in recognition of all she has ever done for jrarm- ville and for armville airls. Lsutstandina amona the thinas, intanaible yet lastina, which we shall take with us from rarmville will be the ideals of true sportsmanship tauaht us by rv iss Jsler. -Jhe fun we had on her picnics, the sincerity of her advice which made us value it, and the many hours she Spent with us on basketball practices and class productions, and, this year, physical ritneSS classes — all make us proud to dedicate this volume to fy iss LJlive J. Jrler.

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Qur Times and Our Duty • • y, I armville, we re tli adze that th id urning these pages and reviewing another uear of our lire at is was n ot an ordinary uear. Something about 1942-43 made it different, and that Something was the war. though on tn e Sur- face life Seemed much th different, rt was alive — alii ties, with increased interest i idemic work. . . same, we knew it was vitally with uniforms, with war activi- world affairs, with renewed vigor in academic wort?. . . . (classes, bull Sessions, simple aood times went on, but more and more activitu turned toward the war effort. Jhere were IAS LJ dances at the Airmoru and at l amp f ickett, entertaining at the Servicemen ' s L enter, rolling bandages for the ed L roSS, jrirst Arid classes, war stamp and bond drives, exhibits, discussions. { Wartime, as opposed to sun time, com-