Sullins College - Sampler Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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RUBY McDowell, b. s. BRISTOL, TENNESSEE “Blit as ye know me, all, A plain, blunt man.” ing,” and is not content unless she is en- gaged in both. Her great ambition is to l)e a trained nurse. Well, she might make a good one, but we firmly believe that she would talk all her patients to death. As the above would imply. Ruby is given to frankness. Her frankness is not of the disagreeable sort, however, as is proved by her popularity. She has a genius for going straight to the center of things. She also has a talent for managing and “boss- 25

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K o s E lyr K-Y DIXIE LKE McCRARV, A. I!. I’.KISTOI,, VIUCUNIA “Those happy smiles that play ' d on her ripe lip seem ' d not to kiiou’ ivhat guests ivere in her eyes.” There she is — Dixie — the literary genius of the age — one of whom we are proud. “Well. Dixie said so, always settles all perplexities which cause many days of weariness and corresponding nights of anxiety. As literary editor, Dixie has shown her skill and genius hy producing a most wonderful newspaper, Current Events, which contains “all knowledge,” or anything you want to know. Dixie is modest, sweet and ambitious — a true ' irginia maid in every way. She is truly wedded to her work, and her in- dustrious mind is ever at work inventing little schemes for the Rosemary. She is an ideal girl, and her winsome way has won for her a multitude of friends.

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ROSE lyr A.K. ' V EVA OGLESBY, B. S. HARRISBURG, N. C. “IVc’Il have a speech straight; come. Give us a taste of your quality; come, A passionate speech.” Eva is a great-hearted, generous girl — — a girl of prodigal kindness. She is marked by a powerful spirit of perserver- ance and a deal of pluck. Besides all this, she is gifted in the art of “dramatics.’ ' Such a girl could not fail to be a success. She has distinguished herself in a number of recitals and plays within the last three years, while she literally shone in the “School for Scandal.”