Oak Leaves [electronic Resource] 1935
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W. A., 2, 3, 4.
Saint Genevive-of-the-Pines, 1, 2; B. Y.
U. Officer, 3; Student League of W( When the Class of '35 returned in the fall of 1933 for its junior year, we found that among the new transfer students was Jessie Holcomb — and here was something in store for our class, for another lover of fun was a real addition. We wonder about you, Jessie, you seem always so happy and apparently have few worries. The History Majors can never forget your happy, carefree attitude in the classroom. We ...suggest that you keep your manner of looking at the happy side of every We have several members of our class who are rather quiet and reserved, but of none of those have we learned more than of Mary Lee. Mary Lee has an easy-going nature which makes her easy to get along with.
She is active and persevering in her every undertaking — and this spirit has been partic- ularly evident in her class work. We can't forget that her name appeared in the Twig with the five "A" students for the fall of 1934' THE OAK LEAVES MOZELLE JITSON HORTON WENDELL, N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. A., 2, 3, 4.
Saint Genevive-of-the-Pines, 1, 2; B. Y.
U. Officer, 3; Student League of W( When the Class of '35 returned in the fall of 1933 for its junior year, we found that among the new transfer students was Jessie Holcomb — and here was something in store for our class, for another lover of fun was a real addition. We wonder about you, Jessie, you seem always so happy and apparently have few worries. The History Majors can never forget your happy, carefree attitude in the classroom. We ...suggest that you keep your manner of looking at the happy side of every We have several members of our class who are rather quiet and reserved, but of none of those have we learned more than of Mary Lee. Mary Lee has an easy-going nature which makes her easy to get along with.
She is active and persevering in her every undertaking — and this spirit has been partic- ularly evident in her class work. We can't forget that her name appeared in the Twig with the five "A" students for the fall of 1934' THE OAK LEAVES MOZELLE JITSON HORTON WENDELL, N.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baptist Female University (Raleigh, N.C.) to read onlineMoreLess
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