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

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gf 1. l I T Margaret Pearl Massey ' STUART, VIRGINIA The sad indifference of your eye Both kills and doth reprieve. Like so many of our Seniors, Pearl is a daughter of the Old Dominion State, of which she is justly proud. This youthful maiden is quiet and reserved, but a fine student and possesses that most rare and noble characteristic of attending to her own business and letting other people's alone. Her struggles to capture a diploma have been comparatively nothing because she is blessed with a brain that is worth having. Being a day pupil, she misses some of the fun of a boarder, but then she enjoys many advan- tages over us. Chief Characteristic: Indifference. Chief Recommendation: Residence in Gintei' Park. Margaret Spencer Mathews, B.A. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Ye gods! Here's a woman who thinks! Margaret has stood by the College a long time, and faithfully, and it is always hard to part with one of this kind. We can truly say that she has received her education from this institution, and what is more, the College should feel proud of this particular alumna. She does her Alma Mater credit. Margaret has both figuratively and literally occupied a large place in the College life. A Chief Characteristic: Boning. Chief Recommendation: Proof against taking a Hbitef' Philomatheang Associate Editor Weaver, '1 2-'13, Toastmistress Class, ' 12-'13,

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