Sullins College - Sampler Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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Dean of Girls Mrs. Martin, our Dean of Girls, gives us something during our life at Sullins that no other person could give us. When we first meet her, we are conscious of her charm and grace. When she talks to us in chapel or in the home office, we are aware of her all embracing knowledge. She can converse with ease and bril- liance about almost any subject. Mrs. Martin has not only a great appreciation of the finer things of life but also a wonderful way of help- ing us to see the beauty of these things. In spite of the many tasks she must perform daily, she is never too busy to talk to us. When we go to her for help, we can be sure of genuine interest and understanding of our problems. We shall remember Mrs. Martin long after we leave Sullins for the gentle, patient way she guides our lives here at college. Page 16

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The lovely and gracious home of Dr. and Mrs. Martin. On the hill stands Sullins College. Pag© 15 »

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President In after years, when our minds return to Sullins days, we shall think of our beloved president, Di. W. E. Martin. His philosophy and his principles, deeply instilled in our minds and hearts, will ever serve as in- centives to finer living. His great desire is to make clearer to each one of us our purpose in life. Dr. Martin, a lover of nature and horses, sees that the college has the best of each so that we may ali know more of them. Each spring in chapel he gives informative talks which awaken our interest in the rare flowers and trees on the campus. Vitally interested in every girl and every organization on the campus, he is always trying to make us happier. His faith, which shows through in his everyday life, his humor, and his kind, gentle ways will re- main long in the heart of every girl who has attended Sullins. Page 17 »