. Virginian . mabany wascomplied di Elizabeth ^^oodward, un ammirevole Sherlock, Audrey, Maud, ed Ethel Glenn, Flora Clingenpeel, e Mildred Somers. Mildred Trenthaving si attaccò al nome Shannon, mentre l'insegnamento era un singerof dell'unica canzone dove scorre il fiume Shannon. Delma Aan Sicklerera un lettore costante del suo libro preferito: HOW TO ECOIME ATH-LETIC. Elizabeth !Moring insegnava il francese in un'università francese, e Mary Bogock era il primo poeta premio degli stati Lnited. LilaSinclair era un ballerino che rivaleva Pavalowa. Madeline Forestal era indietro nel Wisconsin. Frances Jordan, a l

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. Virginian . mpany wascomposed of Elizabeth ^^oodward, an admirable Sherlock, Audrey, Maud, and Ethel Glenn, Flora Clingenpeel, and Mildred Somers. Mildred Trenthaving become attached to the name Shannon while teaching was a singerof the one song Where the River Shannon Flows. Delma Aan Sicklerwas a constant reader of her favorite book—HOW TO BECOIME ATH-LETIC. Elizabeth !Moring was teaching French in a French University, and Mary Bocock was the first poet laureate of the Lnited States. LilaSinclair was a toe-dancer, rivaling Pavalowa. Madeline Forestal was backin Wisconsin. Frances Jordan, a life saver at Atlantic City, had just rescuedthe champion swimmer, Mildred Mitchell. Katherine Hancock was makinga scientific study of Alice in ^in(k-r]and to find the magic waj of growingtall and thin. Before I could find with what success Katherine was meeting, JennyMae snatched the glasses from me. Youve had these glasses long enough, Aunt Dorothy. I want to see —Class Prophet. Pi, , /, - Our Hundred Eujht. We, the Senior Class of 1921, of the State Normal School of Farmville, Virginia, on this the sixth day of June, being of sound and disposing mind, do make ordain, and declare this our Last Will and Testament. Item 1. To the Seniors of nert year we bequeath our (|uiet, reservedmanner, our irreproachable professional attitude, and our sympathetic un-derstanding of the heart of a child. Item 2. To them, also, do we leave our envious seats in chapel. Maythev live up to this honor. Item 3. To each member of the Faculty do we solemnly wdl back allthe notes they have sent us. Item 4. To Dr. Tidyman we leave an X-Ray with corresponding acces-sories that he may better tell when a senior is solving a problem. Item 5. To Miss Tucker we will all the reference books, encyclopedias, and source books in the library that she may inflict upon the on-comingseniors a little outside work. Item 6. To the Seniors of next year we leave a book, edited and copy-righted by us, of lesson plans with t

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