Part IV Dear Lucille When sailing down the stream of life In a little red canoe I wish you health, wealth and happiness, and room enough for two. Your roommate Doris K. McLaughlin --------- July 14, 1938 Doris Binney East Alton, Ill. Birthday - July 12 --------- [Written upside down] Girard, Ill Mar. 16, 1937 Dear Lucille, You look and look and look, and frown and frown and frown, and think of the girl who spoiled your book By writing in it upside down. a friend, Myrtle Tiek ------------- Girard, Ill Jan 27, 1937 Dear Lucille: When the golden sun is setting and your thoughts are free While of others you are thinking Don't forget to think of Me. Your schoolmate Beaulah Coulter ------------- Jan 28, 1937 Dear Lucille, I write not for beauty I write not for fame, But I write to be remembered, So here engrave my name. Your Pal, Yvonne Stutzman Chem & Civics ------------- May 11, 1938 Carbondale, Ill. Dear Lucille, I can think of you as being one of my best friends in college, and as my room-mate for one term. I guess you will always remember me as the room-mate who ran you away from home to sleep. I hope we shall see each other after our college days. With love, Ruth ------------ Dear Lucille, In the evening of life cherish the remembrance of those who loved thee In its morning. Louvilla Presnell ------- end Part IV -------