Richmond Womans College - Puffs and Patches Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Hall of Fame You have heard of wonderful places, Of people of glorious nameg But never before of any so great As those ol' our l-lall of Fame. First comes, then, Miss Mary, the lVateh Dog, lllho stands at her door all the night: She never is known to be sleeping But stands guard with a tiny flash-light. Across from Miss Mary, the watchful, Are the girls from the Old North State, 'l'here's Lucy, who sings like a wild-cat, And Mabel, who stays out so late. Then, there's Beulah, as proud as a princess. ' That we still like her is strange to me, For we have her for breakfast and supper- Her last name being Hash-don't you see? In Room Forty-seven are the gigglers. They giggle from morning till nightg They divide time between giggling and writing, They write, then giggle, then write. Ophelia, from far Seattle, Minnette, from the back-woods nearby- And this terrible combination lVould make any watch-dog cry. And we've a president-President Ethel, A sweet little country lass- She rules like YVoodrow l7Vilson Tho' her realm is the Junior Class. 103 Of all the wise old night owls lVho roost in our Hall of Fame, Old Merlt-'s the wisest and kinilest.: She's a Senior that.'s worthy the name. And our Hall of Fame is not lacking In variety spicy and rare, For we have with us a kindergarten, Mary and Gladys, a dear little pair. And tucked away back in the corner, Too bright to be hid from sight, Is jousie, the red-haired terror, Whose head is this Hall's beacon light. And Marye-we will never forget her, A flower name we must her call. In our memories she will linger- The rosemary sweet of our Hall. And the last, but one, is Old Mary. 'Tis she of the famous screams. l'm glad, for the sake of my rhyming, That, by chance, her name is Reams. And the last, but not least, is Texas, And she is really great! Camille is what she was labelled: We call her Texas to honor her State To our Hall, then, long life and laughter! To those who dwell in it, our love! Good luck to those who come after And in our places shall move! ' -CAMILLE NORTHCUTT

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of Tom's departure, and, being sent to the postofhce every day, he watched for all letters addressed to Kitty in a masculine handwriting and quickly destroyed them. ' ' Q At last she began to scan the faces of the people, but decided that she could ask none of them for help, so concluded that the best and only thing for her to do was to wait until the telegram was heard from. Suddenly her attention was drawn to a young man who seemed to be impatiently awaiting the arrival of his train. The head and shoulders were strangely familiar. Could it be possible? It is Tom! she unconsciously cried aloud and in the next instant the familiar figure stood before her. , Some time following was spent in explaining Kitty's presence here and the sad plight she had been in. - ' ,Q , O, that is all over now, dear, you are safe with me, .Tom replied' care- lessly, although he breathed a great sigh of relief. '4But what on earth has been the trouble? I haven't got asingle line from you. .I wrote every day, and, re- ceiving no reply, I concluded that you were sick, so cut my trip a whole week short to find out the cause. A X Then followed more explanations and hnally+something sweeter in that secluded corner, MARYE HUNT LAWSON. IO2

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