Sullins College - Sampler Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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K O S E PEARL COLE, B. S. KOAXOKE, VIRGINIA . . . . } et my duty, As doth a rock against the chiding flood, Should the akkt ' oach of this ivild river break. And stand unshake. ‘‘Coley” has emlurecl Sullins for three years, and the tasks of Senior T reasurer and Business Manager of the annual for one. and is still alive. She has proven her- self a person of excellent business capacity in her management of the two offices. She is also a young lady of admirable caution. yours. and refuses to affix her signature to any paper which she has not thoroughly examined. Pearl has been called the “mirror of fashion and mould of form, and, truly, she is always tastily dressed. Straightforward and a lively talker, she is one of the most popular girls at Sullins,

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ELIZABETH BRANHAM. B. S. ORL.A.NDO, She li ' ill sing the bear. She is the pet of the Senior Class. Her continual chatter and cute little ways, as well as her lovable impulsiveness and strongly sympathetic disposition, have com- pletely won the hearts of her classmates. “Mutt” has enough energy for several KLORID.A. saz ' ageness out of a l)eople her size — energy which she turns upon whatever is before her, whether it be the analysis of a short story or an argu- ment with Dr. Summers concerning the freedom of speech. lo

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12 o s E lyr VK- ' v BESSIE CUBINE, A. B. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA “I never knezv so young a body With so old a head; I low much more elder art thou Than thy looks!” She is quiet — most of the time. Still, she has been known to break forth into a narration of some of her past experiences, or to give her views on the present con- ditions of society. She expects to receive only two diplomas, a Bible Certificate, and a few other little things this year. It is a |)ity she wasted her time so. She ought to have taken another course or two. at least. In spite of this failing, she is a line girl, most obliging and generous. 17