TH^GATfWAY
OF
OPPORTUNITY
Louisburg College Exists For The
Girls of Moderate Means
It is the gateway of opportunity for the daughters of homes without surplus money.
4 per cent of the girls at Louisburg last year earned part of their way through college either by
part time work while going to school or by summer work at home. One girl chopped cotton for two
summers before she could come. Others worked in the dining room at school.
A girl is measured by her fellow-students at Louisburg by her character, her personality and her
ambition,? not only by her fine dresses or spending money.
The girl voted the most attractive girl in her class last year was brought up in an orphanage
and her tuition at College was paid by a Men's Bible Class.
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Louisburg College is the gateway of ambition and opportunity for hundreds of girls of Franklin
and nearby counties, who simply could not go elsewhere. It is Louisburg or nothing for them.
We dare not slam this gateway shut in the faces of eager girls. The clang of the closing gate
would echo in our ears forever. Shattered girlhood dreams would haont us.
Let us swing the gates wide-open. 10-20-100 years from now, those who help keep the gates
open, may point to the constant stream of girls entering into lives of character and usefulness
through the gates of Louisburg College, and say "I helped to keep the gateway open. I believe in
education and I put some of my money in it. It was the best thing I ever did in my life."
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