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. Virginian . o>ic« by feii: hut prized as far as knoixn. Celestia is one of our neat, quiet, modest,refined seniors. Because of her calm dispositionand gentle manner she is very much admired. THELMA YOSTRoanoke, Virginia Vice-President Senior Class; President EllenRichards Club, 20-21; Financial CommitteeY. W. C. A.; W. A. N. K.; CunninghamLiterary Society; Student Standards CommitteeAthletic Association; Assistant Art Editor,The Virginian ; Roanoke Club. Z. fairies early eiidoived Iter With a ricli gift and rare; They, fluttering oer her cradle, Left a box of colors
. Virginian . o>ic« by feii: hut prized as far as knoixn. Celestia is one of our neat, quiet, modest,refined seniors. Because of her calm dispositionand gentle manner she is very much admired. THELMA YOSTRoanoke, Virginia Vice-President Senior Class; President EllenRichards Club, 20-21; Financial CommitteeY. W. C. A.; W. A. N. K.; CunninghamLiterary Society; Student Standards CommitteeAthletic Association; Assistant Art Editor,The Virginian ; Roanoke Club. Z. fairies early eiidoived Iter With a ricli gift and rare; They, fluttering oer her cradle, Left a box of colors talented, and sociable, these thinks it a of Thelma. The clas:?ilege to have her as a me are thof 2iber. PEARL YOUNG Farmville, Virginia c;iee Club: Y. W. C. dillar. a ten oclock scholar. Pearl, a town girl, does not have bells, ever-lasting bells, to give her a start in the brightearly morning. Thus she answers presentabout ten A. M. Yet somehow manages to pullall As? Page One Hundred Til-o.
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