Sullins College - Sampler Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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ROSE lyr AR ' Y LUCILE EIFFERT, P,. S. KOANOKE, VIRGINIA “What ail eye she hath! Methiuks it sounds a parley of provocation. An eye like Mars, to threaten and command.” Eiffert (ef¥ort) — as her name indicates — is a very great task to all her teachers and friends. She is a Virginia maid with shockingly playful brown eyes; has a musical voice — when heard. For two long years Lucile has waded out into the crystal waters” of knowledge at Sullins and has partaken freely thereof. Lucile is cheerful, sweet and refined — a girl well worth knowing. In former days she once held a very important (?) place on the dummy row” in Madamoiselle’s most brilliant P rench class. Lucile is very fond of traveling, and her brightest ambition is to become an honorary member of a certain LP T. C. Council. 19

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MYRTLE ELIZABETH CHILDERS, B. S. BRISTOL, TENNESSEE “She hath a tear for pity, and a hand Open as day for melting charity. ‘‘Beth” is one of those rare girls who has cultivated no peculiarities on which literary editors may hinge their ‘‘write- ups.” Not that she isn ' t possessed of strong individuality, for she is. She is a practical and husinesslike young person ; the very tone of her voice and her force- ful manner of expression tell you that. She sings like a lark and holds the honored position of leader of the Sullins’ choir. She acts upon Mrs. Neighbors’ oft-repeated advice and keeps her mouth turned up at the corners. 18

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ROSE M A.K. ' V MARV WHITE GOODELL, A. B. BRISTOL VIRGINIA Thus ready for the zvay of life or death, I wait the sharpest blozv.” She carries upon her shoulders twenty- four hours’ work per week and seems to mind it not at all. She, philosophically, accepts life as it is, and pursues her even way with no complaining. Mary is a generous, open-handed, open-hearted girl, with a love for life and a desire to fill it with something “worth while.’’ And she is succeeding, too. She is an excellent stu- dent. standing in the foremost ranks at Sullins. 20