Sullins College - Sampler Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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EOS EMAPOiT Senior Class Motto : Attain nol)le things Colors; American l!eaut and Green Flower : American LSeauty OFFICERS (iLAlA ' S YAWN President CATE BROWX Tce- President WTLLETTE WILLIAMS Secretary PEARL COLE Treasurer XELl. HALE Historian BESSIE CUBIXE Poet MARY GOODELL Prophet MYRTLE CHILDERS Lawyer 13

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EOS E1MA.PCY Senior ong Tuxii — Old Oaken I’.uckel I How fondly we love the dear days spent at Sullins, The songs that we sang, and the work that we did ; Some time in the future will memory recall us To glad scenes around us that never were hid. II How oft in the future, when time lies behind us, W hen days of our dear, happy girlhood are o’er, Fond mem ' ries shall rise of the scenes now around us. And linger within our hearts evermore. Ill Some day we shall wander to thee, dear old Sullins, And relive the days that our memory knew, - nd to each fond place our steps will be turning. As we greet our friends, both the old and new. Chorus Old thoughts and old feelings arise in our mind. When scenes in the college return through a haze : The joys and the sorrows, the essays and what not. ' es, all the good things of our loved college days. Wh.vtlev and Turner. 12

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ROSE lyr APCYs® C ' ATK ItROWN, I!. S. 1!K; stone GAP, VIRGINIA “Talk ' s ' t thou to me of ‘ifs’f’ Here’s a tall, good-looking young jierson of Virginia, who was never to our knowl- edge daunted by anything whatever. The (|uotation from the immortal William, which heads this article, sounds so much like Cate that we suspect that it was some of her ancestors who suggested the idea to the poet. The Virginians have honored her for two years in succession with the position of treasurer of their club, a position which they realized was undoubt- edly meant for one of Cate ' s indomitable spirit. She has a charming, care-free air about her and a wit that is (|uick and sharp. She loves life. She’ll he a success. 14