Miller School of Albemarle - Blue Ridge Blast Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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lr 'Y' Q S1 3' I VAWTER LITERARY SOCIETY 2

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History of the Longley Literary Society HE Longley Literary Society was organized on the 21st of December, IQO3. Wfe owe the organization to the inspiration received from the first public meeting of the Vawter Literary Society. At nrst the number of girls was few, and the questions of parliamentary law seemed obstacles never to be over- come. For five months our meetings were held in one of the schoolrooms, but the members worked hard to overcome every difficulty and to fit themselves for the beautiful hall they could see in their dreams. june came and We parted, bidding good-bye to our literary work, some forthe last time, others to return and take it up with renewed vigor. September saw us back at our Work, and the beginning of the making of Longley Hall. Gur numbers steadily increased, as did also the determination of each member to achieve something in the literarv world. Cn the 3d of December, IQO4, we dedicated in a public meeting our hallla hall that any organization would be proud to call its own. At present we have forty-one active members and a splendid corps of officers. 74