Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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lf Baa l'lEl.lANTl'lV.. y l S in A . AGNES JOHNSON, A. li. ALDERSON, W. VA. History, Philosophy The purest treasure mortal times afford ls spotless 1'cpu!afio11. Dependable and faithful One to whom cluty's path .Is ever bright and shining, And attraction solely hath. MARY PAULINE JOHNSON, A. B. IXLIIERSON, W. VA. English Literature, History . Few lllingx are impossiblc' fo diligence and ski1l. ' Ever loyal to her class, In very many ways, Pauline was ever doing good Tliroughout her college days. NANCY UURWELL JOHNSTON, A. R. SALEM, VA. English Pai11tme . . . as one Lztlle of xfature, fond of sun. Behold our ray of sunshine, Substantial you'll admitg But to have a good supply on hand Is wise, as well as lit. f Q : . :f N -fr . , - K ..-, J . .' 12351

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J JQQS S M55 U 2-.li-A 9 . A. HELIANTHV, l Qi. 4 v ,xx Ma, it . y u li 5' -v FLORENCE LEE HOLLTDAY, A. B. K A Mn.i.woon. W. VA. Philosophy KI girl fvn.f.ve.rsc'ti of splendid faleufsf' And now you ask me to tell Vilhat gifted Florence can do, And I tell you quite well: W'liatever she makes up her mind to. KATI-ILEEN HOLMES, A. B. NVASIIINGTON, D. C. French Hlllllfjll on the world to luriz fliinc eyes. And jvausv tl while from learning io be wise. Kathleen is so quiet, And hath such a soft, low voice. That to have a few more like her Would make monitors rejoice. MARY GREENHOW JAMES. A. B. Z 'l' A, AM SAM SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS English, French 'Hc1' air, liar lllUlIllCI'S, all who .raw !1lllll'l7 d,' C01ll'lL'01lA', Illougll Coy, and geullc, Ilzouglz 1'c'fi1'ea'. A heart as big and beautiful As a woman could ever need, And a smile that's never weary Of doing a kindly deed. ' ,J 29

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5' H. 5 M12 l'lELlANTHV l l 5 . 'lik ll 'G -4..-L7 I tl . A GUSTAVA KELLY, A. B. WISE, VA. History I'ocI.r are all who love, who feel yrcul frullzsf' Gustava secs life thru rose-colored glasses. For she lives in a clream-world her own: Hut the marks she gets in her classes Make the rest of us enviously groan. EULA LEE KENNEDY, A. ll., K A AM SAM SAO PAULO, linmzu. English Literature Tl1cr0'.r a woman like a ciewdrajv, .S'l1e's so purer than Ilzc p1n'est. ' XVIHIICVCI' comes, whether good or lmacl. 'l'here's aeourage and cheer to meet lt: Good cheer and happiness to make all glad That shelivcs and laughs and loves. KATEBELLE Kll.llY, A. ll., 'I' N l ' QXNNISTON, ALA. English Literature 9 .S'l1e's a winsome. wee llllllfjf .flzclv fl l lmlzuy, wee tlmzgf' In stature she is so remarkably small, She takes the hrst prlze Ill minuteness, llut what does It matter? She quite makes It up With her own lnclivulual euteness. l 31