Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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lx J 1 melts 1 1 e W ' HELIANTFIVS 1 l ' . 1 1 l f ,l ., , LAURA ARGUE, A. li. ArVOOIWll.l.E, Miss. English ..S'lutvx1111111, yer fl'iClId 111 fl'lHfl,' Of .mul SllItfL'l'C, l1f lm Ilroke IIO Pl'0II1'l.YL'. XCl'?f'd 110 f11'if'atc cud. Of L2llll'Zl.S fame l ean't tell. lt takes more space to do it well: Sullieient it is to say: She lends ns in every way. ' ANNA FIELD ATKINSON. A. ll. A 0 Il, ll lJl'ITl'1IlSllURC, VA. History Q11cc11 Nose of fha Rosebud fftIl'dL'l1 of jf 1'1'l.r. A sovereign needs no praise. Who can tell Of all her matehless virtues. graces, arts? No other tribute shows her power so well As four and eighty loyal, loving hearts. MADGE BENNETT, A. li. PIHNCETON, N. J. History Yet do I fear thy 11a11111'c,' lt is loo full of thc milk of Illllllllll ki111l11e.rs. When one lirst looks at Madge they say, Truly she hath n stern and solemn wayg lint if they knew her as some folks do Thcy'cl change their minds, and quickly. too. ' A ' , , 4 . 'A ' . ll ki .ij

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f N l'lELlANTHV5 s J - Y: . VIRGINL-X AMES, SX. 13. 1'UNco'1'1':.M:l11s, VA. X A History 7'r11ll1 hallz ci quiet l2reu.rl. ' Virgiuiu's quiet and very shy, llut ll frieurl th:1t's loyal and trueg .-Xml the bright little twinkle in her eye , Speaks of hearty good humor too. jig? lr. i ' ANNA 'FUCIQIER JXNIJRIEWS. A. U. ll ' l+'ol:'r Wowrn, 'l'r:x.xs English Literature, German Sim doeth Iiltle leilzdzlcsxcs 'wllivll mos! Ira-:'4' uudnm' or lI't'SfPI.YL'.H Gentle :mcl sunny where'er she goes All through the ln-clung clay. .X cheery worcl :incl :1 kindly cleecl She sezltters along the way. NUTI-l JXNSLIEY. A. ll. M.ucsli.xl.1.v1l.1.1a. GA. History Her cyex arc homes of silent llzo-ugh! and a'ec'lv.,' These quiet folks we're apt to distrust, Hut here we must give mg For Ruth has mzule us see that there must Ile stirring depths within. b 4 Z dl

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l . X J . 1:25918 , .,q W . HELIANTHVS i t l -f6,,,. ll. LINDA ROSALIA BEST. IX. ll., A 0 ll Mlaiul-Anus. TIQNN. German, Philosophy H7.!IL'l'U'.V u .YA'lI'l1lf.Y1I of wil 'ZU1lL'I'C'L'l' .vile go. Those whose minrls are both keen anrl broad Are truly eliefs-cl'ucuvre of the l.m'ml. Since these are always named the best. And Llllllll is tmr- infer the rest. GIQACE IEROWNE. A. ll. l.YNc'HmmG, VA. German Sufi grzrtlrlmss has she, and swevl. aflruvlit'c grave. N'Vhen she has passed upon her way It is as the sweet music had just eeaseml: .Nucl as one sees her clay lay clay, One feels her gentle charm sulmtly increased. .. ll' ' LOUISE MLIIVEIQRIN IHQYJXN, A. ll. N A A A N.XSllVII.I.li. TENN. English Literature xl rm! fricnn', whose vunzpuny is un er'c1'lasli11g f1Ica.rur0. A In all things we llncl her ' lf, Doing her part. - V: :Xml helping the college XVith all her heart. 11.5 3 . ' A ill' ' ' A lf ? Y - ' 'J .--, . . 2l