Spelman College - Reflections Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Through. nurrm'e we have emerged as blossoms. We can. neither 1m back the clock nor return to our college days. These four years Jill remain. as treasures that can never be relinquished, nor taken way from each young n--'0r7-1.an 1-1-1110 has passed. throz..;gh. the gates of pelman C allege. : ' . ': .' 1-3.3: . ', Llr-ILW 3 .3 i : '; - ' : t' .. . .I H,J..I.mjlf I :' ? . . .-- 2n . J . ALL

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There were many days of tears when we longed r0 return to the carefree days of childhood. There were days of joy when we achieved one of our many goals or when we enjoyed the 001-?-1panic;'nshfp 0f cherished friends. An-zidsr these joys and tears, there was rhar inevitable quest for knowiedgeekn014.-rledge of oursehxes, our surromidings. and our God.

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311a Ephiratinn 3; W534; fh Mrs. Dorothy Shepard Manley The sun has set and the leaves are stiff, yet her work goes on. What is her work? Giving, giving of her love, time, and devotion to Spelman College. With a keen interest in the development of all areas of Student iife, her guiding hands and watchful eyes have directed many students aiong the disheartening path of preparatory years. Each precious thought of Spelman brings her sharply into view and returns wirh a sudden rush, all the wonderful things She did. Her heart was overflowing consmmly, making those amund her scurry to try to catch some of the overflow. Her unrirfng strength, loyalty, and devotion could never be questioned. The Spelman family is deeply saddened by her passing, yer her image 15 everfasrmg. Thus wrrh fondest memfrfes and veracious admiration, we Iovfngfy dedicate this book in memory of M: s Dororhy Shepard Man ey The greatest work has always gone with the most fervent moral purposes.w Sidney Lanier