Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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r, K J l -if HELIANTFIVS Ol.lVl.tX NELSON DORMAN, A. ll. H UN'rsvlx.1.ic, Al..-x. Latin I'lvr mind Ihr' zmlvlvsl, an lllllllllli 'zwalfh Of fllflll-L'I!'l'II'll ll1ougllI.v. ' One looks deep in her eyes. :mil lo! .-X sonl reposes there 'lillilt seems all mysteries to know-- .X spirit pure :md fair. S.'XR.XlI EAS'l'l3URN, A. ll. l.ix11As1m, l'.x. English Literature Thr glory of a firm. vufurriniis mind. She has :1 rezuly tongue :incl merry wit. Wl1ate'er she touches brings mirth ont ol lt. Yet ever with such kinrlly, gentle vein .Ns never leaves :i sting or lmrmgs :1 pam. l2'l'l'llil. li.'Xl.CONlER, A. ll. L ll lmao, I l.l.. History .... S 'llc .myx nothing, H lml of limit llcr avr' di.vvmrr.vv.v. Ethel has lmeen with ns only two years. llut in that time she's won fume, As one of the quick-playing seven hvlllb won in the championship gzmie. Ga, . ' 2 'N , ,A 1

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i HELlA THV5' . 1 . FP L I . Q by i , , l I'lAlilQlli'l' CROUCH, A. li., X 9, ll l Cl.A1u4svli.l.is, TIQNN. French l A merry heart nmkcfll u t'llL'M'f'Ill vnl11llc'11nm'c. The gift of life ue'er seems so dear, And happy thoughts are ne'er so near, And we are gludder 'cause we're here- Wlhen Crumpy smiles. ' MARION DANIEL, A. U.. A 2 A CAPE C11Aiu.ies, VA. English Literature fl rnscbud .ref with lilfle wilful tliorns, ,fluid .rwccl as llcaf'cn'.r air could nmkrr her, she. Vivzleity :md wit lu superulmundant measure, And such :1 little bit Of girl tn hold the treasure! RUTH lJ.fXNllEL, A. la.. A A A, S. T. A. la. l'lllNTlNG'l'0N, W. VA. Latin, Greek ,...z--' VH i ' Slowly and lull sllc umwcs llirouglz tlzc hall, The queen of a lllmlsaml for grace. Optimus Virgiliusf' sang the poet long ago, And to-day what better phrase could e'er be found To show the mzmy virtues of our tall :md stately Virgil, Since as superlative she is renowned. K X V . I , . - , g is e.-Q. 'A rf, ,... v ' 211

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-Nm li' A ir lvig f . l'lELlANTl'IV5r Clif l ..:--' .H ll MARJORIE FIELDS, A. B., Z T A S1-uuavnvour, LA. Latin Thy .mul was lllcc a star and dwelt apart, Untroubled by the petty things of life- Remote, serene, tuiruficled, strangely fair- lflolding communion with her secret soul, Telling o'cr the treasures hidden there. KATE FULLER, A. ll., A A A I-IlrNT1NG'roN, W. VA. Greek The milder! lllUlIIlL'7'S and the gcullcxl l1em't. Softly she passes about the place, Quiet and shy with a native graceg Some wondrous secret her heart must keep, When the brook is stillest the brook runs deep. SUSIE GARNER, A. R., 'T' N Uzfum, ALA. History What slzc wills to do or .ray seems wisest. 11z1'tuo1z.vc.vl, dzscrcetest, best. On first acquaintance one sees only fun, And laughter, merry quip, and bright replyg Hut afterward. when friendship has been won, Appear undreamed-of depths that hidden lie. Z 2 M -J