Sullins College - Sampler Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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o s E ]yr ! PCY SALLIE PORTER. A. B. RURAL RETKE. “W hat’s gone and Should be past Here is one of the jolliest girls in school. She is the life of the Erench class, and it is clue to her that that ancient institution, the ‘ ' dummy bench. received the dignity of a name. She has been an ornament of Sullins for three long years, and we feel sure that with the passing of iT, VIRGINIA what ' s past help her blonde head, half the light of this college will fade forever. Eor all her merriment, we suspect Sallie of cruelty — ■ we have reasons to believe that she designs to break the brotherly circle of a certain Bachelors’ Hall. She has but one regret — her eyes are not brown. 27

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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.”

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o s MAE SNAVELY, A. B. CROCKETT, VIRGINIA “I like your silence, if the more slwn ' s off Your wonder.” She is a girl who accomplishes things without saying much about it. There is a (luiet forcefulness about her, a something that tells of indomitable spirit. In spite of the fact that her “specs give her quite a learned and dignified appearance, she is popularly known by the frivolous title of Pet. Mae is a fine girl. W’e every one wish for her, and expect her to attain, the best of fortune. 28