Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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l f 4 . 'uf . ' HELIANTHVS 'N l Eggs AZ ll 1 - f 1 I, EUNTCE GAY, A. B. - l.1N1cv11.L1z, ALA. English Literature B1'igl1l as young lii!IlII0lldS.n There is lmppiness in her name, There is happiness in her wny. lispecinlly whenever On the violin she will play. ANNIIC KATIE Gll,.l2ER'l', A. ll., A 0 ll AM SAM IJ.'Xl4l.AS, 'I'1ax1xs English Literature xl lovely lady ga1'111c11lcd in liglll FVIIIII her own l1vr111ly. .-X versatile lzuly. skilled in each art: L':1p:1hle of taking' :my hig part. lfrmn singing :xml playing To governing :nnl swaying. JDA MAY GREENRRRG, A. ll. lJANv11.1.E, VA. German The joy of youth and hcalflz her eyes 11'1'.vN11yzfr1'. A glzlclness in life is this maiclcn's share, .Xml Il minrl where knowledge growsg A gentle heart in whose inmost depths A bonntcous kindness glows. 2

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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

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5 , , Elgltii ' y I L fal l HELlANTl'lV5c l l LOUISA HAMILTON, A. B. A'rI.,xNTA, GA. Latin How .vwvef and fair she .reculs to Im! She'll laugh and frolic all the day- Cares are left for the morrow- And yet, in' some mystical way, She never comes to sorrow. NIZLL l'lARRlS, A. B. l.YNCul:uleG, VA. Mathematics 'Z-1 placid fave in whirl: .wn'fvri.ve is .veldom well. Tho she has knowledge galore You would never learn aught from Nell Of her wonderful store of learning, Since she refuses to tell. .-XMELIA HOFFMAN, A. B. S'r.fvr1asvl1.1.ia. N. C. English Literature Sire knew lim-.wif lv .ring and build Ilw Iofly 7'f1jlHll?.H The gods have many gifts which they hestow With lavish hands on mortals here helow, Yet none which brings such joy, which lives so long, As Love of Beauty, and a Gift of Song. 2 Z K J 28