Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Page 9 text:

S H ELIA THUS Cltbitorial Staff IRENE VAN VALKENHURC 1...........................................,.,.,......... ......,..... E DITOR-IN-CHIEIP ELIZABETH WRIGHT .,........,.,. .,...... I IUSINESS MANINGIER KATEISELLE KILBN ',.,......, ...........,........ .f ART EDITOR LINDA BEST ................... ,....,.....,........, A IJVERTISING AGENT .-XIMEE SCHWYN ..,...... ....,.... C LIIIIS AND ORGANIZATIONS MARY JAMES ........................ .......,.,......... S TATISTICS EDITOR ANNIE KATE GILBERT ....... ......,..... S OCIAL EDITOR DORA WALLACE ......,...,.. .....,... f XTIILETICS EDITOR NANCY JOHNSTON ......,.,......... ,..,.......... J ORES EDITOR VIRGINIA I-IARNSBERGER ........ .......,,.,...............,.,... I XSSISTANT EDITOR ILMMA EDMUNDS ..............,.... .......... A ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER KATHERINE MCKIEVER ......... .I,............... A SSISTANT ART EDITOR EFFIE SCARISORO ................... .............,....... 1 ASSISTANT ART EDITOR JOSEPHINE TI-IORNI-IILI. ...... .......... f XSSIST.-INT ADVERTISING AGENT HARRIETT VENTRESS ........ .,,.,....,... 1 ASSISTANT CLUBS EDITOR RUTH KENNEIDX '......,...... ..,...,,. I ASSISTANT STATISTICS EDITOR VIVIAN MOSELEX '...,....,, ............. I ASSISTANT SOCIAI. EDITOR DOROTHY CURE ............,. ......,.., A ASSISTANT ATIILETICS EDITOR RUSSELL STOUIVIVER ........ ....,.,.... I ASSISTANT .IORES EDITOR ' ' lAl'v Wf W fr -'a 'w2 9

Page 8 text:

i bali an' us The Freshmen all fuss of their Latin and Math: From Soph'mores comes never a laughg The Juniors and Seniors may all have their woes, But they're care free compared with the Staff. The faculty, too, have their troubles galoreg Athletics, Y, NV. and I-iallg There're parties to give and there're plays by the score, And everything worries them all. But worse than the burdens of these, we can Gnd The woes of this tormented Staiifg Of any and every and various kind, Of their sorrows we eouldn't tell half. Of prices and prints and engravings we rave. Till others just laugh while we groang Do flexible backs or stiff leather cost most? Can we ever agree on the one? Then weary but willing the hours we spend On that wonderful, heart-rending store Of poems and stories our friends all send in- liut, alas! the next day brings still more. There're pictures to take and there're ads to get. And write-ups to suit every call, There're posters to make and the jokes, and yet lt seems we will never get all. Oh, ours is a sad and a solemn fate, We work and we struggle and learn. Our book goes to press and we breathe free again, Till the works of our genius return. The annual has come, let's see what it's likel' Oh, why did they not do it right P l'm sure I could do lots better than that. Those drawings are simply a sight. VVill this be the greeting our labors will get, Or will it be just the reverse? Do give us a little of praise if you can, For remember, it might have been worse. So, reader, just think when this book you have read How toilsome tlietlwurs we've passed throughg NVe've worried and worked till we've nigh lost our wits, lglut we'd do it again just for you. K.'VI'IEllEl.l,lE lCu.n 8

Page 10 text:

KA'rEnEr.1.E KILEV IRENE VAN VALKENEURG AIMEE SCHWYN I.lNnA BEST lE1.lzAnETH XVRIGHT RJARY JAMES NANCY JOHNSTON Umm VVALLACE ANNIE KATE GILBERT 10