Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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Class wWoem Our weary tasks are at an end, Our College days are o’er; No more Greek, no more “‘Trig,’’ No more Logic, the bore. No more sorrows, no more care, No more oil we’ll burn O’er problems difficult to solve And lessons hard to learn. We all into the world now go, Ably equipped for its fights, Always keeping before us our motto— “Do what you do just right.”’ We'll soar to greatest heights in life, With our ideals true and high ; In every act and word and deed We will honor old V. I. Each dear familiar face we love, ‘But the parting hour must come ; And then we leave this cherished spot To meet no more as chums. Farewell, 4 ma Mater our dear: For you our hearts will yearn, And in life’s work, where’er we be, Our thoughts to you will turn. B. S. 13

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The Class of 2ineteen-seven Coming from North and South and West, Leaving their homes behind them— A bevy of girls with laugh and jest, Searching the classics with youthful zest; Seniors, at last, we find them. Of all senior classes of old V. L., Foremost is this one—shall I tell you why? Not one of these girls but is brilliant of mind. In Cara, fine judgment and candor we find; Next we see BESsIE with charms ever new; Especially bright is our MyRTLE and true; These we agree are as fair as the day. Easy and witty is sweet RoBBIE MAE; Early and late we find LALA is there; None is more charming than ANNIE, so fair. SUELLA is winsome and true as can be; Every one loves sweet PEGGIE, you see; VIRGINIA is modest and sweet to behold; Ending with KATE, whose heart is pure gold— Nay, there is OLLIE, with sweetness untold. Miss NEWMAN. 12

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ANNIE AARON, B.A. . : ; , : ; , ; Bristol, Virginia “A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort and command.” Associate Editor Annual, 1907. President D. T. C., 1907; H. L. S. One of the most popular among all our “town girls.” Standing high in all her classes, always loyal to her school, ever ready to accommodate, she is loved and admired by all. SUELLA BuRNETT, B. A., y : ; ‘ : Newport, Tennessee “God sent His singers upon earth, With songs of sadness and of mirth, That they might touch the hearts of men, And bring them back to heaven again.” Secretary H. L. S., 1904. Corresponding Secretary Y. W. C. A., 1905-’06. Secretary Athletic Association, 1906. Vice-President Junior Class, 1906. Athletic Editor Annual, 1906-’07. Vice-President Senior Class, 1907. President Athletic Association, 1907. Treasurer Rho Delta, 1906. Secretary Kappa Sigma, 1907. We love to call “Soupie” our songstress. We are proud of her as our athletic girl; we will remember her as a society girl, a club girl, and a Y. W. C. A. girl, and will always love her as one of the jolliest, dearest girls V. I. has ever had. 14