Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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ELLEN BUSTON SCOTT Tazewell, Virginia X. Y. Z. For if she will, she will, you may depend on ' t; And if she won ' t, she won ' t, so there ' s an end on ' t. Graduate in Literary Department ; mem- ber Executive Board Student Association; Editor-in-Chief THE MISCELLANY; Joke Editor THE BLUESTOCKING; Vice-President of Senior Literary Society : Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Club; History Club; Science Club; Y. W. C. A. Perhaps you have never heard of Tazewell, but you will be more than convinced that there is such a place after a short talk with Ellen. Although she is very little, she usually manages to make herself heard. This busy little body used to be found in Miss Barbour ' s class-room, working on THE MISCEL- LANY; lately, however, it has been almost im- possible to keep her away from Practice Hall. Ellen has chosen teaching for her life-work, but there are some of us, who, because we have an opportunity to see the mail, feel that this profession will not be permanent. Here ' s a maiden of inquisitive mind Who can drive a car in any clime; The toot of a horn Gets her up at morn To see who is motoring at that time.

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ELIZABETH CECIL BOTTOM Lebanon, Kentucky C. O. D. As welcomed as sunshine in every place Is the beaming approach of a good-natured face. Graduate in Literary Department; Presi- dent of Senior Class; President of Execu- tive Board Student Association; Editor-in- Chief THE BLUESTOCKING; President of History Club; Secretary-Treasurer Ger- man Club; Senior Literary Society; Tennis Club; Business Manager Border Club; Vice- President Y. W. C. A. ; Science Club. If you are ever on the second floor of Mc- Clung, just look in number four. Why, Bot- tom isn ' t alone, but Boy is not there. Who can that other girl be? Oh, she rooms on the third floor, and is just stopping to speak to Elizabeth! This young lady is very fond of all sorts of sports, but, oh, how much she ad- mires a Bow-man! In for everything that makes school days the very happiest of all times, and for everything that will make her school the very best, she leaves a place that will be more than hard to fill. Here is a young lady, whose name We fear will not long be the same; For you see that the ring Can mean but one thing On the hand of this dear lady of fame.

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IDA BOCOCK SMITH Ronceverte, West Virginia X. Y. Z. They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. Graduate in Literary Department ; Vice- President Executive Board Student Asso- ciation; President Y. W. C. A.; Senior Lit- erary Society; History Club; Science Club; President West Virginia Club; Tennis Club. What will the little new girls do next year when they get homesick? Boy will not bs here, you know. Who ' s going to have the permanent seat at Miss Shawen ' s table, and who will be president of the Y. W. C. A.? We have not mentioned Ida ' s love for history. She is particularly fond of this subject; and her admiration for Lee grows every day. After four years spent in doing the same thing, one acqui res a habit, and all that we can hope is that Ida, out of force of habit, will come back to us next year. There is a young lady named Boy Whose smiles we can always decoy; With bananas as bait, We never have to wait, For that smile which to us is great joy.