Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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d:[bi£lDJ PS]Cn 1-1 n n n i£][Lc£lc=. ratiualpa COLLEGIATE COURSE Katie Monroe Newton Bennettsville. S. C. d Wlicn Kilie was quite small, Mrs. Newton was much wor- ried by a large bump on the back of the child ' s head, thinking that she had sustained a serious injury by a fall. Upon con- sulting a specialist, however, he made her heart glad by telling her that the knot on the little one ' s head was only a bump of knowledge. Since her sojourn at M. B. S.. Katie has been a regular bureau of information and advice to all in doubt as to what to do, and we sometimes wonder if she always practises what she preaches. Margaret Read Peale Harrisonburg. Va. C The only time that we ever heard of Margaret ' s being greedy was when Mother Nature passed around the brains, and though she look more than her share then, we have never heard of any discomfort caused by it. Her old mammy made her a present of a graveyard-rabbit ' s left hind-foot and it had the desired effect, for if any one ever had luck, it is this same Margaret Peale. She is bound to succeed in anything she undertakes — or else how would she be carrying off a sheepskin from M. B. S.? LntiiDci! LdDdcDdJ LnCbicJt! f3P ' =DCn =DIL.:£]C=I 1-1 n n i=a p [HTl=o P =0 CnTT P n n n ru ji 3E

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