Salem College - Sights and Insights Yearbook (Winston-Salem, NC)

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Bessie Moore II VI l ' ox Winston-Salem, North Carolina itrr voice is sir,, i and low — an excellent thing in iron ait. l-Jssay — The Suffragette Movement. Tar Heel Club. One of the tall girls of L910. Chapel bell has rung, but where is Bessie? Sin- is always ready for a frolic, ami is just as enthusiastic over her duties. But fate lias destined this sometimes dignified Senior to live and (lie an old maid ? ' ! ! ! IJlancke Olmkta Hutchins Durham, Xortk Carolina She counts that day lost ichosc low descending sum liens, from her hand t no worthy action done. Essay — The Land of the Long-Leaf Pine. Critic E. L. S. ; Sunbonnet Sues; Section No. Ill; Haymakers; Gigglers; On the (hit- side Looking In; Modem Priscillas; Tar Heel Club; Breezy Point; Senior Cooking Class. A gentle, helpful girl never loo busy to lend a helping band, and truly we can say of her, She has learned in whatever state she is, therewith to be content. YVe shall always remember her as Miss Mehitable Doolittle in Breezy Point. who won the Elder ' s heart by her catarrh snuff, and not only the Elder ' s heart, as her numerous admirers can testify.

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' aiumk rir.AI ' KWII.I, F.iWI 1 Washington, North Carolina Uy tongm is il,, ., „ ,,( „ ready m ,i, r. Essay— Songs of the Pasf and Present. Treasurer of Class; Chaplain of II. I.. S.; A .i Alumna ' ; Bandanna Gang; 0. I). ' -: Tormentors; Midnight Slippers; Senior Ten- nis lub; Rose Buds; Haymakers; Cotillion Club; Sunbonnet Sues; Senior Tar Heel Club; Section No. Ill: Dramatic Club; Breezy Point : Senior Basket-ball team. For when l.c i- wound up -he is just like :i phonograph. But there is not one who does not like to hear her when she gets started. Good-natured, even-tempered, full of fun, makes friends with all, is intimate with a few. Loves one and that one is n — Junior. A dainty, dear will, and certain carnations which con- tinually adorn her person attest to her popu- larity. Ruth Sarah Gkeider St. Thomas, St. Thomas Isle, Danish West Indies II,, simph I, ' ml,, of a useful life Thai hi , ■ , dazzi, s and (hat ,,, m r tin s. Essay — Arctic and Antarctic Search. Business Manager of Ivy; Librarian E. I.. K.; Glee Club; Haymakers; Senior TennU Club; Senior Tar Heel ( lub. Ruth ' s mmiI. hi. ,n i- to be a trained nurse, and the tender care with which she watches ovei her friends leads u- to think she will succeed. Her pel hi i.i.v is neatness, and -I.. ' nol i nl. lives up to ii herself, but g rally contrives to make those around her do likewise. With all her faulty and virtues she has learned Hie arl of making friends, and those will, ul she i- associated always love her.

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Maude Louise Keehlx North Wilkesboro, North Carolina W ' lmi I Kill, I will, and there ' s an i «■ . Essay — The Almighty Dollar in 1910. King ' s Daughters; President Tar Heel; Haymakers ; Annual Staff. she is small in one thing, and thai i- her size. A jolly, big hearted girl, who is very de- rid ,1 in her opinions. Studious and wise, her ambition is to becoire very great in the liter- acy world; She spends much time in writing. Flossie Mautijj Moeksville, North Carolina Thy : qual u, the deed. Unsay— - ' The Class Will. Kditoi-in-Chief of Annual: President of King ' s Daughters; Literary Editor of Ivy: • his- Poet: Haymakers-; Breezy I ' .iint : Senioi Tar Heel Club: Senior Tennis Club. Behold tlie student of the Class of 1910! She lias acquired that power of concentrating her mind . n whatever she undertakes, and the i di of work she accomplishes i- wonder- ful. She appears very peaceful and mild, but what a temper lies behind lier smile-: Only those m tlie Annual start know. We can. limviv r. forgive her fiery outbursts, because t!iei i.tb never lived one who is truer-hearted, and whin once yen have gained her friendship -lie will stand l»v ycu forever.