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

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F,,...f1 ' N fn -...i M W-- ,f Helen Mae Hepburn, B.S. CHESTER, VIRGINIA A mind at peace with all below: A heart whose love is innocent. Silent, thoughtful and reserved is this other member of the Noble Three. We look with admiration upon the staunch friendship existing between these girls. It is like unto that of David and jonathan. Helen's aims are high and we feel sure that the goal of her ambition will be reached, for constant work and untiring energy will bring its reward. Helen is strictly up-to-date, even to the extent of accepting the theory of evolution, and being a staunch advocate of Woman's suffrage. In our minds' eye we see her several years hence as leader of a staunch party contending for equal suffrage-votes for women. Chief Characteristic: Loyalt y. Chief Recommendation: Being one of the Three Y , Margaret Estelle James, B.L. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA A sweet, heart-lifting cheerfulness, Like Springtime of the year, Seemed ever on her steps touwaitf' Margaret is a girl of many qualities and deserves much credit as a student. Since being with us she has made rapid strides in her College Work, and we feel her indispensa- ble to our Class. ' We have found her faithful to every duty, rigorous in every effort and honest in every aim. She has .a strong personality, is an excellent leader and a girl to be depended upon under all circumstances. Her attractive manners and fine common sense make her a friend to all, and she goes forth with the best wishes of everyone for a successful future. Chief Characteristic: .Being Iidgety in Philosophy. Chief Recommendation: Agreeableness. Vice-President of Philomathean, '12-'13' Secretary of Senior Class, '12-'13' Literary ' , u n Editor Weaver, 'I 2-' I3 3 Valedictorian 7 Class, 12-'I3.

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g-,',,a' ,- S f ' Annie Nfayfield Jones, B.lVI. CIII3RI'roN, VIRGINIA She whistled as she went for want of thought. 'We would hatc to doubt the statement of one whom we know to be truthful, and yet we feel certain that there must be a mistake somewhere- the reason: Annie May is credited as being from a place called Cherryton, but she is most decidedly a peach. This is, of course, to be applied in the modern sense of the word. However this might be, by her jolly good humor and her undeniable good nature, Annie May has made her presence felt at XV. C. R. Chief Characteristic: Doing things she should have done a dozen years ago. Chief Recommendation: Anything in the line of boyish sports. Phi Zeta Gamma Sorority, Philomatheang Y. W. C. A., G. M. M. S., Hotspur, '12-'13, Captain Varsity, 'I2-'13g German Club. 1 28 fr Y Qs-Q .ff not JH A Mary Jones, B.1VI. BARTON HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA OhI blest with temper whose unclouded ray Makes to-morrow cheerful as to-day! Mary comes to us from Barton Heights, and thankful they are to be clear of her for a few hours. She is one person who is always jolly. Laughter fairly dances in her eyes. Though she is not small, you would never know it when you see her dance, for she can Uevermore get over the ground in a hurry. Mary is altogether a great girl. Chief Recommendation: Getting up jokes for Literary Society. . Chief Characteristic: Laughing. Adelphian.