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"VIRGINIAN" STAFF
TAKES PLEASURE
IN PRE-
SENTING HEREWITH A RESUME
OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
35-36.
TRUSTING THAT YOU WILL APPROVE,
WE ARE PRESENTING
THE ACTIVITIES NOT
IN
ORDER
OF THEIR IMPORTANCE, BUT
IN
THE SEQUENCE OF THEIR UNFOLDMENT, SEASON BY SEASON,
AUTUMN, WINTER,
SPRING.
"THE SEASONS WORKED ONE INTO ANOTHER AND WERE NEVER STILL, BUT THERE WAS NO SWIFTNESS NOR ANYTHING BUT CALM AND GRADUAL CHANGE." —Josephine Johnson I
BOOK ONE
Ofultumn l
BOOK TWO V OilYlher
BOOK THREE
Spring
8
AUTUMN-
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PAGE
A. A. Council
and Sports Managers
Alpha Kappa
Gamma
Alpha
Phi
41
30-31
Sigma
28
Autumn Snaps
45-47
Beorc Eh Thorn
29
Dramatics
36-37
Faculty and Administration
12-17
Freshman Class
23-27
Freshman Class Officers
22
Freshman Superlatives
44
hbOClub
43
Home Economics
32-33
Honor System
1
House Council
19
Le Cercle Francois
38
Rotunda Staff
34-35
Sodalitas Latina
39
Student Standards
40
Varsity Hockey
42
Y.
W.
C. A.
and Freshman Commission
20-21
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LOOKING EAST FROM THE ROTUNDA
Dr. Joseph
L.
Jarman
President
Miss
Mary White Cox
Head
of the
Home
FACULTY AND Virginia Bedford Fine and Applied Arts
Florence H. Stubbs Social Science
Mary Barlow Physical Education
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT WlLHELMINA LONDON Mary Clay Hiner
Mary Nichols J.
M. Grainger Stella B. Taylor Nancy Foster Lucile Jennings
Bessie Jeter Economics
Home
Katherine Tupper Home Economics
Ottie Craddock Fine and Applied Arts
Leola Wheeler Dramatics and Speech
ADMINISTRATION Jane Royal Head of Home
Secretary to
Mary White Cox Head
of
Mary Diehl Clerk
in Registrar's
Office
Frances Lancaster Clerk
in Registrar's
Office
Boyd Coyner Education
Frances Waters Geography
Alice
E.
Carter
Supervisor
LlSABETH PURDOM Music
T. A.
McCorkle
Chemistry and Physics
R. H.
French
Chemistry and Physics
Home
FACULTY AND
Mary
B.
Haynes
Georgiana Stephenson
Supervisor
Mary
Supervisor
D. Pierce
Education
Samuel M. Holton Principal of
Training School
Grace
B.
Moran
Geography
Mary M. Province Supervisor of Pantry
Bessie C. Jamison Dietitian
Annie
F.
Shelton
Dietitian
Samuel
L.
Business
Graham
Manager
Winnie V. Hiner Treasurer
ADMINISTRATION
Susan W. Field Physician
Lillian V.
Nunn
Supervisor of Laundry
ESTELLE SMITHEY Lila London
French
Mathematics
Minnie V. Rice Latin
Mary
Hallie K. Laing
Home
Leon
P.
Jones
Education
Department
E.
Bell
Education
Houston Blackwell Home Department
FACULTY AND
Sibyl
Henry
Supervisor
G.
W. Jeffers Biology
Pauline Camper Supervisor
Mary
E.
Peck
History
Helen Draper Modern Languages
Martha Coulling Fine and Applied Arts
E.
Walmsley History
Olive T. Iler Physical Education
ADMINISTRATION Eva Warren Home Department
Louise Fitzpatrick Physical Education
Maude
K.
Taliaferro
Post Mistress
Sarah
B.
Tucker
History
Edith Stevens Biology
Mary W. Watkins Assistant Registrar Secretary to President
VlRGILIA
BUGG
Registrar
Carrie
B.
Taliaferro
Mathematics
Alfred Strick Music
J.
L.
Jarman
President
Grace
E.
Mix
Supervisor
Standing, Seated,
left
left to
right—James, Buckland, Robertson, Morris. Leonard, Easlman, Hamlet, La
to
right— Potter, Gathright, Deans, Walmsley, Huse, Crockett, Smith.
THE HONOR SYSTEM Hazel Smith Lucy Potter Bonnie Lane
President
Vice-President Secretary
Martha Hamlet
Treasurer
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Dorothy Deans Louise Gathright
Elizabeth Huse
President of
House Council
JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Claire Eastman Virginia Leonard
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Marjorie Robertson Caroline Upshur Elizabeth Morris
Campus League Chairman
FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Dorothy Buckland
Ruth James EX-OFFICIO Agnes Crockett
President of the Y. IV. C. A.
Louise Walmsley... President 18-
of the Athletic Association
HOUSE COUNCIL Elizabeth Huse
President
Virginia Leonard
Secretary
Emma Bingham
Vice-President
HOUSE PRESIDENTS Margaret Fraley
Eleanor Meredith
Katherine Jamison Jacqueline Johnson
Helen Fern Perdue Josephine Quinn
Mary
E.
Wood
HALL PRESIDENTS Agee Dudley Allen Emma Bingham Nell Boswell Betty Butterworth Rebecca Carter Delha Pope Chambliss
Virginia
Elinor
Dunham Hannah
Virginia
Edith Hines
Mary Elizabeth Minor Evelyn Montgomery Ruth Montgomery Doris Moore Ernestine Payne Nancy Pobst Margaret Russell
Eleanor Shackleton
Standing, Seated,
left to
left
to
right— Minor, Payne, R. Montgomery, Fraley, Chambliss, Meredith, Hines.
right—.Wood, Shackleton, Butterworth, Dunham, Agee, E. Montgomery. Hus
Bingham, Leonard, Quinn, Carter, Perdue, Hannah, Allen.
Johns
YOUNG WOM EN'S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Motto: "Not by might, nor by power, but by my saith the Lord of Hosts."
Spirit,
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Agnes Crockett.... Sue Waldo
President
Vice-President
Elizabeth Walton Dorothy Wise Elizabeth Shipplett.
Secretary
Treasurer
Freshman Counselor
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Ellen Mason Billy Wilkinson
Membership and Alumnae Service
Mary Elizabeth Minor. Merwyn Gathright Nancy Pobst
World Fellowship Publicity
Music
Ernestine Payne Julia
Prayers
Ann Waldo
Social
Bonnie Lane Winnie Frances Eubank Marguerite York
Sing
Church Co-operative
Town
Girls
President of Student
Body
EX-OFFICIO Hazel Smith
Left
lo
20-
Minor Waldo, Yorl
right—Eutank,
Wilkinson,
J.
iiflilliilllii
mm
Standing, Seated,
left to
left to
right— Ivers, Green, West, D. Adkins,
Scott, Shipplelt.
right— Gray, D. Adkins, Button, Dugger, Brooks, Adams,
Hay
FRESHMAN COMMISSION Nancy Gray
Chairman
Selma West..
Secretary
Kitty Brooks
.Treasurer
Elizabeth Shipplett
Freshman Counselor
Miss Florence Stubbs
Adviser
MEMBERS Sue
Adams
Dons Adkins Dorothy Adkins Sarah Button
Anne Dugger Dibby Green Henrietta Ivers
Mary
Jackson
Margaret Scott
EX-OFFICIO Sarah Hayes
Left
to
right
—Sarah
Classman;
Hayes, President; Alpha Lee Garnelt, Treasurer;
Marjorie Thompson, Vice-President;
Miss Moran,
Vera Ebel, Secretary.
FEE8H
MEN
First
Row:
Doris Adkins
Dorothy Adkins Elsie Adsit
Louise Allgood Lillian
Anderson
SeeW Row
:
Louise Anthony
Mary
Elizabeth Badger
Elizabeth Ball
Mary
Ethel Barnes
Lucy Baskerville
Row:
Third
Jacqueline Beal
Evelyn Christine Beal.
Mary Evelyn Beale Sara Melba Beale
Gwen
Fourth
Bell
Row:
Elizabeth Berryman
Marguerite Blackwel Betsy Blanlon
Ruth Boaz Pauline Bolton
Fifth
Row:
Louise Borden Paltie
Bounds
Virginia
Boyd
Catherine Boyetle
Ellenah Bradshav,
Sixth
Row:
Frances Bradsha Jane Branch Florence Bress
Margaret Britton Kilty Brooks
Row:
Seven//.
Frances Bryan
Dorothy Buckland Elizabeth Burke
Jane Burke
Mabel Burton
Eighth
Row:
Elizabeth Butler
Army
Butterworth
Sara Button Virginia Carroll
Louise Chandler Virginia
Coe
First
Row:
Ellen Conyers
Cook
Elizabeth
Grace Cox Kathryn Cox Elizabeth Cralle
Row:
Second
Margaret Hannah Critche
Evelyn Crockett Katherine Crockett Violet Cross
Ardayre Culpeper
Row:
Third
Betty Sue
Cummin;
Janet Curran
Yetive
Dawson
Louise Dejarnelle
Frances Dickinson
Row:
Fourth
June Dillon Catherine Dix
Dodd
Elsie
Brenda Doggelt Adelaide Dressier
Fifth
Row:
Mabel Drumheller
Ann Dugger Beulah Dulmg
Mary Emily Dunlon
Emma
Sixth
Easley
Row
:
Doris Eason
Vera Ebel Blanche
Ellis
Claudia Elmore Louise Eubank
Seventh
Row:
Belty Fagg
Miriam Ficklen Martha Floyd Julia
Furnival
Helen Cage
Eighth
Row
:
Alpha Lee Carnelt Frances Gaskins
Rebecca
Gillette
Nancy Gray Elizabeth Green
Helen Greene
24
Row:
irsl
Nett Gregory
SaraK Gwallney Caroline Gwalthmey
Ann Hardy Hardy
Elizabeth
Second
Row:
Frances Hastings
Sarah Hayes
Dorothy Henders
Himes
Elizabeth
Marie Hoge
Row
Third
:
Jane Holland Frances Holloway Jess
Van Hook
LeNoir Hubbard Frances Hutchinson
Fourth
Row:
Virginia
Irby
Frances Irving Henrietta Ivers
Mary Jackson Ruth James
Fifth
Row:
Louise Jones
Florence Jeffrey Cornelia Jeffries
Margaret Jung Edith Kaylor
Sixth
Row:
Anne Kelly Virginia Kile
Dorothy Lewi Elvira Ligon
Mildred Lohr
Seventh
Row
:
Catherine Love Elizabeth Mcintosh
Leah Marsh
Edna Jane Martin Kalherine Maynard
Eighth
Row:
Mary Maynard Mary Ellen Mims Charlotte Minton Kilty Morrison
Elizabeth Moss
Margaret Motley
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First
Row:
^Catherine Nelson
Clara Noltingham
Marie Padgelt
Nannie
Mary
Mae
Row
Second
Parker
Ellen Pale
:
Cornelia Penn
Helen Perkins Catherine Pilcher
Mary Wanda Pol
Amy
Lee Powell
Row
Third
:
Virginia Price
Elizabeth Prince
Margaret Pritchard
Mae Putney Anna Snow Ramsey Fannie
Row:
Fourth
Ella Scott
Ramt
Raney
Julia
Elizabeth Rawlii
Ruth Read Althea Reed
Row:
Fifth
Pauline Reid
Evelyn Reuler Virginia Ritchie
Maud
Rives
Kalherine S. Robe
S,xth
Row:
Eurlean Rosser
Rowe
Julia
Dorothy Rudder
Mary Ann Sanderson Jane Saunders
Row:
Seventh
Janie Scaggs Casell Schools
Margaret Scott
Nancy Sellman Beverley Sexton
Eighth
Row:
Dot Sharp
Feme
Shellon
Mary Frances Simpson Elizabeth Alice Smith
Frankie Smith
Helen Smith
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First
Row:
Lucy Smith Virginia Smith Virginia Winston Smith
Boo Speake Isabelle Sprinkle
Second
Row
:
Margaret Stallard Frances Steed Elizabeth Stone Inez Sykes
Frances Taylor
Row:
Third
Jean Taylor
Dorothy
May
Tillett
Terrell
David Terry
Mary Frances Thomas
Fourth
Row
:
Margaret Thorp
Nan Throckmorton Elizabeth Tindall
Marjorie Thompson Goldie Totten
Fifth
Row:
Katherine Trayford
Tuck
Virginia
Elizabeth Tyree
Catherine Waite
Edna Walden
Sixth
Row:
Selma West Marjorie Wicks
Helen Wilkins Elizabeth Wilkinson
Rebecca Williams
Seventh
Row
Anne Wills Caroline Willis Josephine Wills Elizabeth Wilson
Bernice Winfield
Eighth
Row:
Nancy Woodward Virginia
Woodward
Virginia Yager
Sidney Yonce
Peggy Young Shirley
Zimmerman
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Standing, left Seated, left
right— Walton, Houck, Milby, Pollard, Rhodes.
to
to
right— Morris, Kelly, Moore, Lane, Levy, Vassar
ALPHA
SIGMA
PHI OFFICERS
Bonnie Lane
President
Bess McGlothlin.
Marjorie Booton
..
Vice-President -Apprentice Vice-President
Virginia Acworth...
DORIS Moore Gertrude Levy.... Virginia Payne
..Secretary
Treasurer Corresponding Secretary
...Novice Vice-President
MEMBERS Virginia
Acworth
Elinor
Dunham
Caroline Alsop
Sylvia Dunnavant
Margaret Alsop
Claire
Katherine Bailey Elizabeth Ball
Victoria Gillette
Ruby Bane
L
Grace Bass Evelyn Beale Elizabeth Berryman
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Mary Rives Black Ruby Blanton Edna Bolick Agnes Bondurant Marjorie Booton Helen Boswell
Eastman Winnie Frances Eubank ouise Gathright
Mary
Alice Glass
Lavelette Glenn
Gertrude Levy Meriel McAllister Bess McGlothlin Madeline McGlothlin Evelyn Massey Katherine Milby Norvell Montague Doris Moore Elizabeth Morris
Anne Graham
Charlotte Morton
Alice Grainger
Edith Nichols Clara Nottingham Claudine O'Brien Geneva Parker
Martha Hamlet Edith Hammock Claudia Harper
Payne
Virginia Ritchie
Elizabeth Roberts Eurlean Rosser Elizabeth Rucker
Dorothy Rudder Margaret Russell Mary Ann Sanderson Geraldine Sandidge Will Scott
Nan Seward Feme Shelton Marguerite Shelton Elna Shorter Marguerite Snell Marjorie Snodgrass Lois Vassar
Virginia Lee Harvey Roberta Haskins
Virginia
Hooke Carolyn Hoon Izell Houck Thelma Houpe
Ruth Phelps
Elizabeth
Margaret Pollard Livian Powell Dorothy Price
Julia
Itasca
Ethel Burgess
Kathryn Jamison
Virginia Price
Elizabeth Watterson
Sarah Button
Cornelia Jeffries
Rebecca Carter
Pattie Jeffreys
Louise Chandler
Louise Iva Jones Lloyd Kelly
Elizabeth Prince Elizabeth Puckette Kathleen Ranson
Elizabeth Wilkinson Elizabeth Wilson
Virginia
Boyd
Virginia Boyette
Frances Britton
Margaret Britton Sara Buchanan
Audrey Clements Nancy Cooley Louise Dejarnette
Brenda Doggett ja
Virginia
Blanche Lane Bonnie Lane
Mary Jane
Pendleton
Ruth Read Dorothy Rhodes Lucile Rhodes
Walton
Ann Waldo Lucile Ware Waters
Dorothy Wright Yager Janie Lee Young Virginia
Marguerite York
First
Row,
left
Second Row,
to
left
Third Row,
left
Fourth Row,
left
right— Price, Crockett, Bingham, to to to
right
— Rhodes,
Coales,
Jeffreys,
H.
Hooke, Grainger,
Glass,
M. A.
Slater,
Cabell,
Glass, York, Bean.
Morris,
Munt, Eastman.
right—Eubank, Clements, Vassar, Lewis, O'Brien, Robeson, Collie. Allen, Lane. righ (—Roberts, McGlolhlin, Phelps, Rode, Rawlinson, D. Rhodes, V. Baker.
BEORC EH THORN Honorary Society
in
English
Founded 1935 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
OFFICERS Mary Robeson Virginia
President
Bean
Vice-President
Louise Lewis
Secretary
Elsie Cabell
Corresponding Secretary
Dorothy Price Zaida Thomas
Treasurer Historian
ACTIVE MEMBERS Dudley Allen Virginia Baker Grace Virginia Bass Virginia Bean Emma Bingham Agnes Bondurant Mrs. Berkeley Burch
Eastman Winnie Frances Eubank Helen Glass
Claire
Mary
Claudine O'Brien Ruth Phelps
Alice Glass Alice Grainger Virginia Hooke
Elsie Cabell
Pattie Jeffreys
Audrey Clements
Lloyd Kelly Bonnie Lane
Frances Collie Doris Coates
Louise Lewis Mary Adeline McGlothli n Elizabeth Morris Carter Belle Munt
Mrs. Patsy Crockett
Dorothy Price Mrs. Nora Rawlinson Dorothy Rhodes Lucile
Rhodes
Elizabeth Roberts
Mary Robeson Mrs. Sallie Rode Nan Seward Mary Elizabeth Slater Dorothy Spencer Zaida Thomas Nellie Turnes Lois Vassar
Mary
Harrison Vaughn Marguerite York
EXTRA-MURAL MEMBERS Cobb Dorothy Hudson
Easter Souders
Frances
Lila Jacobs
Miss Nancy Foster
Mr. James Grainger Miss Mary Clay Hiner
Hallie
McCraw
Mabel Spratley Elizabeth Vassar
FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Lucile Jennings Miss Wilhelmina London
Miss Mary Nichols Mrs. Stella Taylor
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Firs!
Row,
left to right
Second Row, Standing, left Clark.
— Lane, Farrar, Huse. — Bowles, Miss Mix, Waters,
left to right to
Miss Stubbs, L. Sanford.
right— Crockett, Walton, Potter, Royal, Smith, Moore, Pollard, F. Sanford, Walmsley,
ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA JOAN CIRCLE Honorary
FraternilX) for
Leadership
Founded 1928 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
ACTIVE MEMBERS Virginia Baker
Miss Grace Mix
Bean Mary Bowles
Doris
Virginia
Moore
Margaret Pollard
Margaret Clark
Lucy Potter
Agnes Crockett
Amanda Gray
Jane Royal Florence Sanford Lelia Sanford
Josephine Cleaves
Elizabeth Shipplett
Margaret Farrar
Ruth Cleaves Miss Mary Clay Hiner Elizabeth Huse Bonnie Lane Virginia Leonard Dorothy Wise
Hazel Smith Louise Walmsley Elizabeth Walton Itasca
Waters
Beverley Wilkinson
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Miss Miss Olive T. Her Miss Florence Stubbs
Mary
Nichols
HONORARY MEMBERS Andrews Miss Lu Miss Adele Clark Miss Mary White Cox Miss -30-
Mrs. C. H. Davis Miss Elle Glasgow Mrs. Anna Hyatt Huntington
Mary
Johnston
THE CIRCUS With
Here they come!
march
a gay
they
are
—
top-heavy
a noisy gang
and swaying
elephants
zebras, cake walking negroes,
Freshman Band
the
And what
smartly leads the grand parade.
Popeye and
compatriots
from Spinachovia, familiar folk from Mother Gooseland,
and ridiculous clowns of every around the big top they
Then
Around and
description.
while the spectators cheer.
circle
as a nifty ring master steps out
and snaps
his
whip,
The
master of ceremonies with his booming voice an-
suspiciously
like
entertains as well
a
Will
of
numbers.
negro
Next
Mother Goose
songs
come
act.
amusement from
Scott.
known movie
of clever
group
melody.
Queen?
of
the
Freshman
stars stroll out to
Then with
the
First
Everyone
the
Sophomores present
characteristic
Juniors
with
rhythm and
their
delightful
Finally the Seniors, greeted by howls of
the crowd, present scenes in the cafe of the
famous Rough House where Wimpey, Popeye, Olive Oyl,
A
is
float. lilies.
The
terrific
is
steps.
It
is
But
Queen
But
He
of the far
throws back the
to
and
Hampden-Sydney
award
the
feet.
Norfleel,
to
Norfleet.
for the best act.
Then
crowd moves down upon
the
The rhythm
Voices and music mingle with
Time
flies.
At
last the
crowds begin
Decorations and booths are quickly torn down.
Queen
Will Scott, Ringmaster left
The
our rescue.
and triumphantly
Addie
Lights go out, and another S. T. C. circus
Addie Court,
veil is
to
six
Who
orchestra starts the dancing at the
end of the gymnasium.
leave.
—She
bingo, cold drinks, side shows.
sounds of dancing
amid
veiled.
is
comes
the ring master
receive the
the performers disperse it's
herself
waiting throng can hardly breathe! !
The Sophomores There
the
ring master announces
a lovely swan, sailing
the
crowns the Queen of the Circus
floor.
The
—
be the
will
roar of applause greets the appearance of
Her Majesty's
suspense
breathless.
arrived
But who
Queen.
Circus
beautiful water
Band
perform a
funny paper
real
grand climax has
the
last
the
her approach.
Forward he
nouncing the various acts from under a high top-hat sounds
variety
At
Hurrah! coronation
can she be?
they disappear behind the scenes.
in
style.
and
giraffes
his
Toar, and even Sweet Pea foregather
right—Wilkinson, Butler, Saunde
Shipplett,
Kelly
is
no more.
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Dorothy Billings
President
Edna BoLICK
Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS Virginia
Agee
Louise Allgood Caroline Alsop
Louise Anthony
Annie Leigh Bailey
Mary Evelyn Beale Sara Melba Beale Elizabeth Berryman
Dorothy
Billings
Rebecca Bland
Edna Boliclc Mary Chenault Lucile Cover
Agnes Crockett Ruth Crumley Leah Davis Yetive
Martha
Dawson Etter
Miriam Ficklen Jennie Belle Gilliam
Back Ron, left to right— Greene, Murden, Chenault, Cobb, Sexton, Scott, Minton, Plummer, Moss. Middle Row, left to right— Bailey, Agee, Crockett, Hoge, Etter, Wills, Slallard, Glenn, Smith, Thomas, Bolick.
Front Row,
left
to
right— Putney,
Ramsay, Padgett, Wills, Tindall,
Jones,
Billings,
Graha
Back Row, left to Middle Row, left Front Row,
rig
-Beale, Dawson, Lewis, Cover, Jeffrey, Holden, Scolt, Jolly.
to
i(
left to rig
— Walker,
Kent, Martin, Beale, Kelly, Alsop, Zimmerman, Ficklen, Anthony.
-Montgomery, Algood, Bland, Hunter, Johnson, Motley, Habel, Crumly, Shelton.
Lavelette Glenn
Anne Graham Helen Greene Kathenne Habel Marie Hoge Annie Watson Holden Nancy Hunter Florence Jeffrey
Doris Johnson
Eugenia Jolly Louise Iva Jones
Anne Kelly Frances Kent
Dorothy Lewis India Martin Charlotte Minton
Ruth Montgomery Elizabeth Moss Margaret Motley
Mabel Murden Marie Padgett
Plummer
Isabel
Rose Puller
Mary Virginia Putney Anna Ramsay Margaret Scott Will Scott Beverley Sexton Feme Shelton Browning Shenton Virginia Winston Smith Margaret Stallard
Mary
Sullenberger
Frances
Thomas
Margaret Thorp Elizabeth Tindall
Lucy Walker
Ann
Wills Josephine Wills
Shirley
Zimmerman -33-
Standing,
left
to
right—Cox, Vaughan, Bondurant, Eastman, Sanford, M. McGlothlii
Fraley, Nelson, Bingham.
Sealed,
TH
E
left to
right—Agee, Morris.
ROTU
N
DA STAFF
Florence Sanford
Editor-in-Chief
Agnes Bondurant
Associate Editor
BOARD OF EDITORS Elizabeth Morris
Nervs Editor
Mabel Lambert
Make-up
Susan Gresham
-
Alice Nelson
-
Virginia
Headlines -
Bean
Mary Harrison Vaughan
Feature
Margaret Fraley
Emma Bingham Kathleen Ranson
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Alumnae Editorial
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Society Literary
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—
Sports
B. McGlothlii
BUSINESS STAFF EVELYN MASSEY
Business
Elsie Cabell
Assistant Business
MANAGERS Louise Gathright
Circulation
RUTH PHELPS
Assistant Circulation
Will Scott
Assistant Circulation
Proof Readers
Elizabeth Walton
Ann Wills
Mary Hubard
ASSISTANTS
AND REPORTERS
Virginia
Agee
Elizabeth Carroll
Mary Claire
Joyner Cox
Eastman
Claudia Harper
Ruth Hubard Bonnie Lane Bess McGlothlin
Madeline McGlothlin
Mary
Elizabeth Slater
Minnie Smith
Back Rom,
left
to
right— Cabell, Wills, Phelps, Lane.
Second
fton>, left to
Seated,
left
to
right
right—Slater, Walton, M. Hubard, R. Hubard,
— Gathright,
Ma
Lambert.
Scott.
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DRAMATIC CLUB HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
OFFICERS Margaret Pollard
President
Josephine Quinn
Vice-President
Mary Elizabeth Wood
....Secretary
Madeline McGlothlin Miss Leola
Treasurer
Wheeler
Director
The
purpose of
this
club
is
Audrey Clements Bess McGlothlin
....Acting
Mildred Davies and Marion Pond
Make-up
Martha Hamlet Fletcher Walker
..Costume
...Staging
..Lighting
Claire Eastman Nancy Pobst
Property
Madeline McGlothlin
Business
Music
to create within the student
body
and among the members of the club an appreciation of the best in drama; to train members in the art of play production, and to cooperate with other college organizations in the production of plays and other entertainment. Three ideals are held by the Dramatic Club: to teach the staging of dramatic productions, to create an appreciation
and to serve the school and community. fall and each spring and a Southside Vircomprise the Club program. Tournament ginia Dramatic On November 22, 1935, the combined clubs of HampC. produced "A Night in den-Sydney College and S. August," the story of a romantic young Spanish girl who fell
of the best in drama,
A
play each
T
love with her favorite author. The leads were taken by Frances Britton and Jim Elder. Shakespeare's lightest comedy, "Taming of the Shrew," was staged on April 3, 1936. All roles were taken by girls The role of the shrew was played by Virginia in school. large Agee and that of the tamer, by "Chubby" Gray. Clara Nottingham, Margaret cast consisted further of: Pollard, Nan Throckmorton, Elizabeth Carroll, Alpha Lee Garnette, Marjorie Thompson, Carter Beele Munt, Virginia Hooke, Elizabeth Seiber, Mary Lou French, Nancy Gray, Meriel McAllister, Jane Lybrook, Elizabeth George Wilson, Nellwyn Latimer, and Madeline McGlothlin. in
A
Left
to
right—Ha
Wood, Pond. -36-
nlet,
Easlman, Pobst, B. McGlothlin. M. McGlothlin, Quinn, Pollard, Walker,
Da
A SCENE FROM
"A NIGHT IN AUGUST"
Martha Floyd
Susan Lane
Jennie
Rock
Margaret Fraley
Nellwyn Latimer
Lucile
Rhodes
Virginia
Mary Lou French
Gertrude Levy
Katherine Ryburn
Emma
Alpha Lee Garnett
Dorothy A. Lewis
Edith Samford
Margueritte Blackwell
Frances Gaskins
Louise Lewis
Jane Saunders
Elizabeth Booth
Louise Gathright
Jane Lybrook
Nan Seward
Cassie Boswell
Merwyn
Meriel McAllister
Beverley Sexton
Virginia
Agee
Ruth Barlow
Bean Bingham
Gathright
McCann
Victoria Gillette
Kathleen
Mary Bowles
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Bess McGlothlin
Anna
Shiflett
Frances Britton
Helen Glass
Madeline McGlothlin
Ellen
Simmerman
Kitty Brooks
Mary
Dorothy
Dorothy Buckland Ethel Burgess
Chubby Gray Nancy Gray
Mabel Burton
Rosalie Greear
Pattie
Bounds
Alice Glass
Greene
Elizabeth Butler
Elsie
Sarah Button
Susan Gresham
McNamee
Elizabeth Sieber
Elizabeth Smith
Sue Mallory
Minnie Smith
Mary Maynard Mary Ellen Mims
Virginia
Whitehead Smith
Smoot
Kitty
Norvell Montague
Rose Somers
Matsie Moore
Boo Speake Margaret Stallard
Elizabeth Carroll
Thelma Gunter
Elizabeth Morris
Margaret Carroll
Martha Gwaltney
Kitty Morrison
Louise Stephenson
Delha Pope Chambliss
Mary Hale
Margaret Motley
Elizabeth Stone
Emily Channell
Martha Hamlet
Carter Belle
Frances Channell
Grace Harris
Valla
Inez Chappell
Dartha Harrison
Clara Nottingham
Katherine Chappell
Edna Harvey
Ernestine
Mary Wilson
Virginia Lee
Clark
Harvey
Munt
Nimmo
Virginia
Payne Payne
Jean Taylor
David Terry Margaret Thomas Marjorie Thompson
Nan Throckmorton
Audrey Clements Dons Coates
Roberta Haskins
Helen Fern Perdue
Elise
Lelia Hill
Fletcher
Grace Fern Conyers
Annie Watson Holden
Ruth Phelps Grace Allen
Mary
Virginia
Joyner
Cox
Hooke
Pittard
Turner
Walker
Linda Walker
Margaret Pittard
Elizabeth
Nancy Pobst
Polly
Walton
Ware
Ruth Crumley
Katherine Hurt
Mildred Davies
Cecile
Margaret Pollard
Itasca
Lucille Davis
Katherine Irby
Marion Pond
Billy Wilkinson
Hyde
Waters
Erna Dickerson
Virginia Irby
Mildred Potter
Jean Willis
Evelyn Dickerson
Frances Irving
Bonnie Powell
Elizabeth George Wilson
Kitty Dix
Ruth James
Dorothy Price
Mary
Margaret Dortch
Cornelia
Margaret Pritchard
Virginia
Ann Dugger
Sidney Yonce
M.
Jeffries
Elizabeth
Crenshaw Jones
Josephine Quinn
Sylvia
Dunnavant
Nora Jones
Julia
Claire
Eastman
Edith Kaylor
Marjorie Robertson
Janie Lee
Alma
Elliott
Bonnie Lane
Anthelia Robinette
Shirley
Margaret Farrar
May Raney
Wood
Woodward
Marguerite York
Young Zimmerman
CERCLE FRANCAIS
LE La Flew:
Les Couleurs: Rouge
Fleur-de-lis
La Devise: Noblesse
et
bleu
oblige
LE BUREAU Meriel McAllister
Presidenle
—
Lois Vassar
Vice-Presidente
Inez Chappell
Secretaire
Nancy Pobst
Tresoriere
LES
MEMBRES HONORAIRES
Mademoiselle Nichols Mademoiselle Draper Mademoiselle Smithey
LES
MEMBRES
Lillian Anderson Rives Black Margaret Black Agnes Bondurant
Mary
Nancy Gregory
Louise Painter
Caroline Gwathmey Edith Hammock
Nancy Pobst
Jess
Holland
Izell
Houck
Margaret Pritchard Pauline Reid
Florence Bress Elizabeth Burke Sarah Button
Jeanette Jones
Inez Chappell
Virginia Kite
Pauline Rhodes Eleanor Rodgers Mary Ann Sanderson Jane Saunders
Delha Pope Chambliss
Ella B. Lewis
Anne
Francis Collie
Meriel McAllister
Frankie Smith
Nancy Cooley Betty Sue Cummings Anne Ellis
Madeline McGlothlin Mary Elizabeth Minor
Marion Umberger
Nora Jones
Mary
Martha Floyd Elsie Greene
Lois Vassar Margaret Via Lucile
right to
Ware
left
to
right
Young
Holland, Hammock, Pobsl. — Reid, Black, Sanderson, Gregory, Smith, Saunders, — Lewis, Vassar, Cummings, Anderson, Rodgers, Houck, Umberger, Via. Black, Minor, McAllister, McGlothlin, — Collie,
right
Chambliss.
Front Row,
Mims
Janie Lee
Bac\ Row, left to Second Rom, left
38-
Ellen
Scales
Kite,
Bress,
Jones,
SODALITAS LATINA Colors:
Ivory and
Motto:
Flower:
Gold
Laurel
Publication: "Tributum"
Excelsior
OFFICERS President
Elizabeth Shipplett Elizabeth Morris
Vice-President
Katherine Milby
Secretary
—
Ruth Phelps
Treasurer
Editor of "Tributum"
JEANETTE Jones
Faculty Adviser
Miss Minnie V. Rice
MEMBERS Dudley Allen Elizabeth Barnard
Katherine Milby
Sue Baynard
Carter Belle
Sara Buchanan
Ruth Phelps
Doris Coates
Catherine Pilcher
Frances Collie
Mary Wanda
Jacqueline Davis
Margaret Pollard
Dorothy Deans Winnie Frances Eubank
Jane Saunders
Evelyn Hastings
Elizabeth Shipplett
Rose Allen Higginbotham
Margaret Via
Elizabeth Morris
left to
Second Rorv,
Frances Holloway
Elizabeth Watterson
Jeannette Jones
Janie Lee
Front Row,
right— Allen, Holloway. Milby, Phelps, Davis, Higginbotham.
—Saunders, Sawyers, Hastings, — McCready, Eubank,
left to right
left to right
Porterfield
Kathleen Sawyer
Anne McCready
Back Ron,
Munt
Coates, Collie, Porterfield.
Shipplett, Via, Barnard, Baynard.
Young
STUDENTS STAN DARDS
COMMITTEE
Chairman
Henrietta Salisbury Doris Miss
Moore
...Secretary
Mix
Adviser
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Doris
Henrietta Salisbury
Moore
JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Zaida Thomas
Jean Willis
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Virginia
Agee
Jennie Belle Gilliam
FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Patlie
Bounds
Marguerite Blackwell
EX-OFFICIO
MEMBERS Elizabeth Huse Florence Sanford
Hazel Smith
Agnes Crockett
Louise Walmsley
Lelia Sanford
Elizabeth Morris
FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Wheeler Miss Hiner Miss Royal
Miss Mix Miss Foster Miss Taliaferro Dr. Jeffers
Baclf
Rom — Elizabeth
Huse, Lelia Sanford, Jane Royal.
Middle Row— Hazel Smith, Jennie Belle Gilliam, Elizabeth Morris, Agnes Crockett, Doris Moor Zaida Thomas, Virginia Agee. Front Row— Jean Willis, Louise Walmsley, Henrietta Salisbury, Florence Sanford.
Standing,
left
to
right— Inez Chappeil, Evelyn Mann, Mary Anderson, Elsie Cabell, Mary Elizabeth
Slaler, Katherine Irby, Sitting, left to
Maxine Burks.
right— Ruth Phelps, Mary Bowles, Frances Hudgins, Louise Walmsley, Kathleen Ranson,
Miss Her.
ATHLETIC ASSOC ATION COUNCIL I
Louise Walmsley
President
Kathleen Ranson
Vice-President
Frances Hudgins
Secretary
Mary Bowles
Treasurer
Miss Olive T. Iler
Adviser
MANAGERS OF SPORTS Katherine Irby
Manager
Sue EASTHAM
Manager
Elsie Cabell
Manager
Mary Elizabeth Slater
Manager
Maxine Burks
EVELYN Mann. .Manager
of
Manager Manager of Lacrosse
Hockey
of Tennis
Minor Sports
Manager
Inez CHAPPELL
Ruth Phelps
of
of Basketball
of
Archery
of Baseball
of Volley Ball
and Field and Track
Back Ron,, Front Rom,
left
to
left to
McGlolhlin, Bowles, Irby, Roberts, B. McGlothlii Samford, Ranson, Nollingham. Bulterworlh, York.
right— Walke
right— Bolick,
r,
VARSITY HOCKEY SEASON 1935 The
games were played Williamsburg:
following
nament held
at
Farmville
vs.
Westhampton
Farmville
vs.
Et Cetera
in
the
State
Tour-
Westhampton (8-1) Farmville (1-0)
„
VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD Coach
Miss Olive T. Iler
Kathleen Ranson
Captain
Katherine Irby
Manager
Marguerite York
Assistant
*Mary Lena Anderson *Mary Elizabeth Badger *Edna Bolick *Mary Bowles *Army Butterworth Inez Chappell Susie Clark
Jennie Belle Gilliam
*Rosalie Greear *Katherine Irby Nellwyn Latimer
*Bess McGlothlin
Madeline McGlothlin Elizabeth Mcintosh Bernice
Evelyn
Mildred Potter *Kathleen Ranson *Kitty Roberts Edith Samford *Linda Walker Margaret Wilkerson
Marguerite York *Varsity team.
42-
Mann Mann
*Martha Nottingham Ruth Phelps
Anderson.
H2O Founded Purpose:
at
To
CLUB
Farmville State Teachers College, 1935
foster higher standards of
swimming and
to
sponsor swimming activities
Color: Aquamarine
Mrs. FlTZPATRICK... Louise Walmsley.
Faculty Adviser ...Chairman
..
COUNSELORS Lelia Sanford
Senior
Frances Hudgins..
Junior
Helen Fern Perdue
Mary Bowles
...Sophomore -
Freshman
CHARTER MEMBERS Mary Bowles Margaret Farrar Frances Hudgins
Helen Fern Perdue Lelia Sanford
Louise Walmsley
Back Ron,, Front Rom,
left to left
to
right— Perdue, Sanford, Wain Bowles, Hudgins. right
—
43-
Army Butterworth Most
Athletic
Alfha Lee Garnett Best Liked
Sarah Button Most
Gwen Bell Most
Versatile
Elizabeth Butler Cutest
Intellectual
Sarah Hayes Most Diplomatic
FRESHMAN SUPERLATIVES -44-
RATS Shine It
hits the
spot
Your
.
.
.
.
.
Ditto.
.
Truckin'
lime's comin'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Life begins.
Caught
in
the act.
AUTUMN SNAPS -45-
COLOR RUSH The
vicious circle
Senior building becomes
.
.
.
Ready and
waitin'
freshman stronghold
.
.
.
.
.
.
Fight, fight for "ole green
Street scene.
Victory
.
.
.
and white."
Juliet
.
.
.
Champii
AUTUMN SNAPS 46-
CIRCUS There'll be a hoi
lime
in
the
old town
tonight Onlookers board the Greyhound! "Merry Christmas" to all. and to .
.
.
On
And now
AUTUMN SNAPS
it's
od-by.
WINTER-
•
a
PAGE
Alpha Sigma Alpha
62-63
Alpha Sigma Tau
70-71
Beta
Pi
88
Thetq.....
98
Chi
Choral Club
78-79
College Choir
76-77
75
Debate Club
99-103
Features
Gamma
64-65
Theta.....
59
Granddaughters' Club
52-58
Junior Class Junior Class Officers
51
Junior Superlatives
94
—
Mu Omega
80
Orchestra Pan-Hellenic Council Pi
Gamma
Pi
Kappa Delta
Pi
Kappa Sigma
Sigma
Pi
66-67
Mu.....
Rha...
Sigma Sigma
Sigma....
Sophomore Class
72-73 90-91
74 68-69
89 60-61
82-87
Sophomore Class Officers
81
Varsity Basketball..
92
Winter Snaps
95-97
WINTER ADORNS WHITEHOUSE HALL
JUNIOE
Back Rot».
left
to
right— Virginia Bean, Vice-President; Miss Her, Classman; Virginia
Baker, Treasurer.
Front Row,
left to right
— Lucile
Mosley, Secretary;
Mary
Bowles, President.
Acworth
Virginia Maderia
linen
.
.
quietude
.
...
the
scent of violets.
Mary Frances Adams A
Carmen
dashing
.
.
joviality
.
rhythm of a tango.
Elsie Bailey Wistaria
glassware retice subterraneous streams. .
.
.
Virginia Baker aiding of a
ance
.
perfect
.
plan
invitation to
.
exubercharm. .
.
Sue Baynard
A
spinning wheel and kindly firelight a patchwork quilt
.
.
.
.
.
loyalty.
Virginia Bean The wisdom .
Mary Clicking
of Minerva Heads upl Herald of the Morn. .
.
.
.
.
Virginia Blankenshif
...
steel lish
.
needles Old dependability. .
Eng-
.
Elizabeth Booth Skyways and highways .
Cassie The gypsy
call
of
.
.
linen.
Boswell autumn leaves
golden pools of sunshine
.
.
.
freedo
a vision of eternal
the spirit of
Joan of Arc.
Lelia Elizabeth Boylan Pandora
.
.
.
a
never-ending frivolity saucy wren.
.
.
.
Maxine Burks Match
...
point
man
.
.
.
the
skill
of
the
modest achievement.
.
.
geniality.
Mary Bowles ...
Life
eider
.
.
.
starched
hunts-
down
.
.
.
.
the
Top Ron
Elsie Cabell rial
fire
.
.
.
chain
of
gold
steadfastness.
Margaret Carroll Blue forget-me-nots queenliness Valse Bleu. .
.
.
Emily Channel Indian and Chinese Pottery pered note of gladness .
.
... .
a whis-
spontaneity.
Frances Channel Pink and while blossoms the open fire ... ho
.
.
.
warmth
of
Ruth Crumley The dark enchantment stately
poplars
.
of .
.
a
Gaya
.
.
.
harmony.
Martha Glenn
Davis
Soft blue hyacinths ... the sociability of the tea hour the end of the rainbow. .
.
.
Lower Row
:
Mildred Davis
A
gypsy violin tennis
.
.
.
togs
scarlet of
Maples
.
.
from Saks.
Mary Denny Neopohlan romance
.
.
blue
.
hope.
Margaret Dortch lie
lassie,
rosaic
.
.
fair .
and
true
colorful freshness.
Margaret Drake Mellowness of candlelight ticability of homespun .
... .
.
Elinor .
.
the
prac-
placidity.
Dunham
evenings in Madrid and beauty.
.
.
.
truth
Claire Eastman
Top
Row
Alice Elder The bronze
of
fall
chrysanthemums
the fruits of harvest time
.
.
.
.
.
.
unswerving.
Kathryn Fitzgerald fantasia ... the clap
Modern
tambourine
.
.
.
spontaneous
of a combustion.
Ann Galusha Gladness of the first thaw floss and knitting needles .
.
.
.
.
Shetland
.
tranquillity.
Merwyn Gathright Dress parades and West Point flash of golden fire wild ecstasy. .
.
.
.
.
.
Victoria Gillette
A
California frankness
poppy
bright
.
.
.
.
.
happy
.
adaptability.
Helen Glass The
poise of a ballerina
a shepherd's flute
Lower
.
.
.
.
.
.
soft notes of
silver
maples.
Row
Alice Grainger "Olde "The Jewel Song" from Faust knowledge. Curiosity Shoppe" .
.
.
.
.
.
Martha Gwaltney Florentine the
work
leather forest
.
.
.
...
oak of
an
durability.
Martha Hamlet An
English
Carol
rivulets
.
service .
.
.
laughing
.
.
constancy.
Hannah
Virginia
Warm the
sweet fragrance of the earth untiring service. sympathetic tear .
.
.
.
.
.
Lelia Hill Japanese prints
.
.
reslfulness
the
.
chaise lounge
.
of
sincerity.
.
.
Evelyn Howell Tatlii
.
quainlness of an ol
.
.
.
.
serenity.
Top Rov:
Frances Hudgins Country
club
.
.
.
hunt
the
ball
.
.
.
debonair.
Katherine Hurt Open
prairie
.
.
.
Olympus
.
Bernards.
Katherine Irby Harris tweeds Sulphur .
.
.
.
polo matches .
.
at
White
champions.
Lois A. Jenkins Chopin's "Nocturne" climes
.
.
.
.
Lois
A
cloudless
.
Camellia.
Ruth
Jinkins
on the Mediterranean pink sea she flowered organdy cruise
.
.
.
Bernice Jones French boudoir
...
the
dolls
.
.
.
fraternity
pii
crackling of fireworks.
Lower Ro
Nora Jones Pris
.
mountain laurel
.
jeune
.
.
fille.
Lloyd Kelly ... the wild
Mardi Gras
skis
.
.
.
freedom of
vivacity.
Mabel Lambert Confetti
and
ticker .
.
.
tape
.
.
Dubonnet
.
spotlights.
Bonnie Lane Heart on her singing
lips
...
...
"I
hear America
mquisiliveness.
Virginia Leonard Stability
of
the
...
Pyramids
strength of truth
.
.
.
the
power.
Blanche Lewis Lakes of Killarney log
.
.
.
fires.
mahogany
Top Row:
Margaret Long The waking incense curling
loveliness
of
upward ...
April the Southern .
.
.
Cross.
Bess
McGlothlin
of a newly budded tree gentleness. Norwegian dawn
Wonder
.
.
.
.
.
.
Sue Mallory The
gaiety
of
of Songs
Monte Carlo .
.
.
spiced
.
.
.
Sons
tarts.
Gertrude Manning The
...
quiet the
ticking
winding
grandfather's of Boston
of
streets
plantation echoes.
Martin
India Winter
Lake Placid
sports at
breakers
.
.
.
.
Northern
.
.
wind-
Lights.
Katherine Milby Draping Spanish Moss
windows
.
.
.
.
stained
.
gla
meditative.
.
Lower Row:
Marie Moore Ragged rims
of sunshine
alertness
.
.
.
tailored
.
carrousel.
.
.
LUCILE MOSLEY Glamour of "Dinner
a
Hollywood premiere Eight"
at
.
.
.
.
.
.
Midwinters.
Irene Parker
A
quietly
nail
turning water wheel
glassware
...
.
.
calmness
the
.
hobof
a
summer day.
Nellie Pierpont beaten gold ... Pig skin gloves sure ebb of a valley stream. .
.
.
the
Margaret Pittard Blue turquoise
set
silver
in
miniature
.
.
.
...
a
tinted
bliss.
Marion Pond The lips
-56-
velveled a violin of the snapdragon ... the gentleness heaven. of soft
tones of
.
.
.
Dorothy Price The Old South ... moonlight
.
a fountain bathed orchids. .
.
Lucile Rhodes The
daintiness of starry
skies
Queen Anne's .
.
.
lace
evening mist.
Charlotte Rice The
joy of a task well done dashing Bazaar .
.
.
.
Harper's
spirit.
.
.
Katherine Roberts So
lovely
fair
.
.
embroidered
Chinese
d^Md
April
as
fresh
.
silk.
Dorothy Robertson Well patterned green ticily
.
.
chintz
.
.
domes
.
quiet serenity.
.
Anthelia Robinette Radiant
light
.
.
brightness of stars
.
silver
.
slippers.
Elizabeth Shipplett Calm
sophistication
Lilac
Time"
.
.
.
.
.
.
"Kew Gardens
in
magnetism.
electric
Mary Elizabeth Slater Pink hunting jackets kindly
.
.
.
.
kind things done
.
.
character.
Elizabeth Smith Sketch by McClelland Barclay exotic charm. Avenue .
.
.
.
Park
.
.
Minnie Smith The
grace of the Blue chinchilla
.
.
.
Danube Waltz consistency.
Rose Somers Alcenon
lace
pool
.
.
calmness of a carved jade.
lily
.the
.
.
.
Zaida Thomas The enduring
purity of white roses golden rays of sunshine Juliette caps .
.
.
.
.
Agnes Thompson
A
strong crust of friendly bread unceasim flow of a river
Silvery
.
.
the
.
Virginia Tilman "When Knighthood
stardust
Was
in
.
.
.
Flower"
.
.
.
Godey
prints.
Fletcher Walker Iron
and
steel
.
ness
wholesome cheerful-
.
.
.
.
.
strength.
Mary The .
.
.
Virginia
majesty
of
Walker
snow-peaked
mountains
swift strokes of the tennis player
red
.
.
.
lacquer.
Nancy Wall Red and
gold of autumn leaves
Surf Club
quiet
and peace of cathedrals
four o'clock blossoms
.
.
.
.
vitality.
Ware
Lucille The
.
.
.
.
.
-
thoroughbreds
Goldie Williams Echoes from chiming landscape
.
.
.
bells
...
A
Corot
clanging cymbals.
Jean Willis Sweet scented magnolias cobwebs silvered with dew
.
.
.
.
.
.
pearly
delicacy.
Dorothy Wise "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" dying
fire
of chivalry
.
.
.
.
.
.
Taps.
Marguerite York The
strength
the
happiness
and grandeur of of
dancing
versatility.
.58-
intellect
feet
.
the
GRANDDAUGHTERS' CLUB Victoria Gillette
President
Elizabeth Harris
Vice-President
MOTHERS
DAUGHTERS Mary
Edna Roberts
Elizabeth Badger...
Louise Bailey
Mattie Pearl Minor
Beth Barnard
Judith Fenner
Mary
Rives Black
Mattie Eugenia Bowles
Elva Kendig
Betsy Blanton
Mary Cox
Marion Virginia Bracey Elizabeth Burke
.Carrie
McGeorge
Jean Willis
Secretary
Martha Nottingham
Treasurer
DAUGHTERS
....Louise Fergusson
Frances Hutcheson
....Frances
Frances Irving Florence Jeffrey
Frances Kent....
Era Marshall
Elvira Ligon....
Gladys Major
"Army"
Julia Harris
Catherine
Rebecca Carter Sally
Harris
Julia
Rosa Lee Hubbard ..Kate Overton
Carter
Emily Channel
Bessie
Frances Channel
Bessie Morris
Inez Chappell
Margaret Clark...
Mary Wilson Clark Hortense Connelly Elizabeth Cooke
Nancy Cooley Agnes Crockett Mildred Davis
Mary Denny Elsie
Dodd
Brenda Doggett Adelaide Dressier
Mary
Louise French
Alpha Lee Garnett Louise Gathright
Marie Gill Victoria Gillette
Leah Godwin
Anne Graham Caroline
Gwathmey
Elizabeth Harris
Morris
Janie Staples
Mary
Mary Harvey Roberta Haskins
Sarah Hayes
Mary
Elizabeth Himes
Purdum
Elva File
Velma
Maynard
Hatchett
Cassie Shepherd
Charlotte Morton
Kate Watkins
Martha Nottingham....
Sallie
Rice
Page Nottingham
Sallie
Rice
Helen Fern Perdue
Minnie Southerland
Mary Phipps
Ada
Ella
Virginia Pollock
Estelle
Bobbin
Lewis (Grandmother)
Elizabeth Taylor
Mary Wanda
Hazel Thompson
Elizabeth Rawlings
Belle
Lucy Adams
Edith Samford
Edith Elmore
Frances Sears
Beverley Sexton
Elizabeth Clark
Gennie Oglesby (Grandmother)
Linda Coleman
Anna
Jolliffe
....Mary Putney
Brenda
Griffin
Vedah Watson Louise
Vaughan
Lucille Williams
Porterfield.
Nina Lockridge
Mildred Smith
Mary Evelyn Noel
Sylvia Somers
Winifred Pearl Minor
Louise Stevenson
Hattie Stevenson
Florence Tankard
..Mabel Roberts
May
Mabel
Terrell
Nan Throckmorton Margaret Thomas
Margaret Farish
Agnes Thompson
Heath Gathright
Caroline Upshur
Mary
Mamie Woodson
Mary
Mary T.
Evelyn Turnbull
Linda Walker...
Otelia Margaret
Darden
Rebecca Vaughan Bessie
McGeorge
Florence Sledd
Harrison Vaughan
Elizabeth
Caroline Willis
Lucile
Snow
Turnbull
Jennie Allen (Grandmother)
Walton
Goldie Williams
Billups
Ola Abbitt
Crump
Susie
Dunton
Mary McChesney
Eleanor Shackleton
Marion Enos Roberta
Hogg (Grandmother) Carrie Hunter
Sally Lovelace
Jean Willis Katherine Harvey
Edwards
Florence Julia
Ethel Abbitt
Elizabeth Butterworth
Graham
Beulah Johnson
Annie Laurie Jones
Jane Burke Butterworth
MOTHERS
Virginia Hurt
Mamie Baldwin (Grandmother) Mamie Baldwin (Grandmother) Sadie Zehmer Sallie
Ruby
Cox
Berry
Ann
Ruth Hunt
Wills
Nancy Walkup
Josephine Wills
Nancy Walkup
Jeanette
Wood
Sidney Yonce
Lois Jenkins
Josephine
Guy
Standing, Sitting,
left to
left
to
right— Kelly, Thomas, Irby, Pleasanls, Goodman, Plummer, Harris. right Seward, Dortch, Umberger, Trenl, Bowles, Gray, McCann,
—
Simmerman.
SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA CHAPTER Founded State Teachers College,
Publication:
SORORES Mary Bowles Mary Joyner Cox Margaret Dortch Margaret Farrar
1
898 Farmville, Virginia
"The Triangle"
IN
COLLEGIO Carter Belle Munt Nellie Pierpont Mildred Pleasants
Plummer
Isabel
Susan Gresham
Rose Puller Florence Sanford Sanford I elia Will Scott Nan Seward
Elizabeth Harris
Lucy
Shields
Ellen
Simmerman
Victoria Gillette
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Winifred Goodman Amanda Gray
Caroline
Hoon
Frances Hudgins Katherine Irby 1 loyd Kelly Kathleen McCann
Minnie Smith Zaida Thomas
Ruth Montgomery
Lucille
Marion Umberger
Mary Harrison Vaughan
Ware
PLEDGES Margaret Britton
Sarah Hayes Virginia Epes Irby Eugenia Jolly
Elizabeth Butterworth Sara Button Emma Easley
Anna Shifflett Nan Throckmorton
Lucy Alston Frances Britton
Vera Ebel Virginia Hall
-60-
Virginia Kite
Nannie Page Trent Selma West
Jolly,
Shields
SORORES
FACULTATE
IN
— — Kansas — Sigma — Western Alpha Alpha — Concord West. Va. Alpha Gamma — Kansas Kan. Alpha — Alpha — Mo. Alpha — Alpha Eta — Alpha Theta — Radford Va. Alpha — Alpha Kappa — Alpha Lambda — Alpha Mu — Alpha Nu — Alpha Xi— Upsilon
Psi
SORORES
IN
URBE
Mabel
Lancaster
F. Putney
Delta
Miss Pauline Camper
Zeta Iota
Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Penna.
Mo.
Louisiana State Teachers
College,
Fairmont State College, Fairmont,
Southwestern
hondale,
Ypsilanti,
Rad-
School, Las Vegas, N.
Louisiana
St.
W.
Louis,
Institute,
Va.
Mo.
Lafayette,
Illinois State
Teachers College, Car-
111.
State Teachers College, Whitewater, Wis.
PATRONS
Florida State Teachers College, Tallahassee, Fla.
Mex.
Mrs. C. A. Allen Mrs. C. B. Crute
right— Gresham, Scoll, Puller, Gillelte, Mount, Vaughan, Smith, F. Sanford. right— L. Sanford, Hoon, Hudgins, Cox, Britlon, Gilliam, Pierpont, Farrar, Montgo
to
Natchi-
La.
State Teachers College, Emporia, Kan.
Ware.
College,
dianapolis, Ind.
Southern
Mo.
Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva, Okla.
Standing, left
Philadelphia, Penna.
Harris Teachers College,
State Teachers College, Greeley, Colo.
Sitting, left to
Hays,
Iota Northeastern State Teachers College, Tahlequah, Okla.
Buffalo State Teachers College, Buffalo, N. Y.
Kirksville State Teachers College, Kirksville,
Pi
Institute,
Teachers College,
State Teachers College, East
University, Oxford, Ohio.
Teachers
State
Athens,
ford,
State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia.
State
State Teachers College,
College of Education, Butler University, In-
Miss Mabel Culkin
State Teachers College, Warrensburg,
Drexel
Zeta
ACTIVE CHAPTERS
— —Miami — —Colorado Lambda — Mu— Nu— Xi— Omicron — Michigan Mich. — Rho— Tau— New Mexico Normal
Gun-
toches, La.
HONORARY MEMBERS
Kappa
Kan.
Va.
Epsilon Northwestern Missouri State Teachers College, Maryville,
FACULTY ADVISER
Alpha
W.
State Teachers College of Colorado,
Betty Shields
Mrs. George Richardson
State Teachers College, Pittsburg,
Marshall College, Huntington,
nison, Colo.
Armstrong Margaret Armstrong Irving
Maude Beckham Mary Richardson
East Central State Teachers College, Ada, Okla.
Chi
Miss Pauline Camper
Mrs. V. P. Paulette Mrs. S. W. Watkins
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER Founded 1901 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
"The Phoenix"
Publication:
SORORES
IN
COLLEGIO
Caroline Byrd
Margaret Hurtt
Delha Pope Chambliss
Jacqueline Johnson
Margaret Clark
Susan Lane
Mildred Davis
Alice Nelson
Virginia Doughty
Sallie
Elinor
Dunham
Perrow
Louise Potter Caroline Upshur
Charlotte Elliot
Nancy Wall
Annie Watson Holden Louise Walmsley
PLEDGES Louise Anthony
Mary Harvey
Mary
Elizabeth Badger
Dorothy Raper
Pattie
Bounds
Katherine Roberts
Jane Branch
Jane Saunders
Elsie Cabell
Mary
ADVISER
IN
E. Slater
FACULTATE
Miss Grace B. Moran
Standing,
left to rigfti
Sitting, left to right
62-
—
Elliot,
— Clark,
Miss Moran, Perrow, Doughty, Wall.
Poller, Hurtt,
Walmsley.
Standing,
— Johnson, — Nelson, Dunham,
SORORES
Upshur, Davis, Lane.
Slater,
left to right
Sitting, left to right
Holden, Chambliss, Byrd.
URBE
IN
Mrs. R. H. Catlin Mrs. Southard Shields Mrs.
W.
J.
Sydnor
Katherine Watkins
PATRONS Miss
Mary Clay Hiner
Miss Winnie Hiner
Miss
Mary
Mrs.
J.
Dr.
ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha
—
J.
E. Peck
E. Walmsley E. Walmsley
Lambda Lambda
—The Ohio
State University, Columbus,
Ohio.
State Teachers College, Farmville,
— — — — Teachers Gamma Gamma — Teachers —Ohio — — Teachers Eta — Teachers Theta Theta — — Drake Des Kappa Kappa — Temple
Va.
Alpha Alpha Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Alpha Beta State Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo. Alpha Gamma State Teachers College, Indiana, Penn. Beta Beta
State
Zcta Zeta
Eta
College, Alva, Okla.
State
State
Mo.
College, Pittsburg, Kan.
University,
State
Penn.
Angeles, Calif.
University of California,
College, Kent, Ohio.
College, Buffalo,
Marshall College, Huntington,
College,
State
College, Warrensburg,
Boston University, Boston, Mass.
Iota Iota
College, Ypsilanti,
Institute, Philadelphia,
State College, Gunnison, Colo.
State Teachers College, Emporia, Kan.
Epsilon Epsilon
Drexel
Pi Pi
University, Athens, Ohio.
Delta Delta
State
Nu Nu
State
College, Greeley, Colo.
State
Mich. — Normal — Los Xi Xi — Teachers Omicron Omicron — N. Y. — Teachers W. Va. Rho Rho— Sigma Sigma — Western Hays, Kan. Teachers Tau Tau— Kansas Maryland, Mo. Teachers Phi — Chi Chi — — Teachers San Omega Omega —San Diego
Mu Mu
Moines, Iowa.
University, Philadelphia, Penn.
Phi
State
College,
Butler University, Indianapolis, Ind.
Psi Psi
State
College, Natchitoches, La. State
College,
Diego,
Calif.
-63-
Sitting, left to
right— Perdue, Davies, Eastham, Miss Stubbs.
Standing,
to
left
right
— Dodson,
Hansbrough, Waters, Davis,
GAMMA THETA Founded 1911 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
SORORES
IN
Virginia
COLLEGIO Baker
Elizabeth Butler
Mildred Davies Martha Glenn Davis Eleanor Dodson
Sue Eastham Kathryn Fitzgerald Anne Galusha Katherine Galusha Marion Hansbrough Virginia Leonard Evelyn Montgomery Valla Nimmo Martha Nottingham Page Nottingham Anne Peple Helen Fern Perdue Elizabeth Shipplett
Tac Waters Jean Willis
M
Nottin
Shipplett,
K. GalusKa
Silting, left to right
Standing,
left
to
— Baker, —A.
right
Butler,
Montgomery, P. Nottingham, Willis.
Galusha, Fitzgerald, Nimmo, Peple, Leonard.
PLEDGES Sara Buchanan Lucille Cover Frances Dickinson Alpha Lee Garnett Mary Jackson
Ruth James
Mary Louise McCullough Clara Nottingham Catherine Pilcher Virginia Whitehead Smith
Margaret Stallard Elizabeth Tyree Katherine Waite Marjorie Wicks Sidney Yonce Margaret Young
SORORES
IN
URBE
Mrs. Ruth Coyner Mrs. Carrie Galusha Mcllwaine Mrs. Mildred Dickenson Davis
ADVISER
IN
FACULTATE
Miss Florence Stubbs
PATRON Mrs. John Willis
M
OM EGA
U
Founded 1925 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
SORORES
IN
Virginia Claire
COLLEGIO
Agee
Eastman
Margaret Fraley Elsie Greene
Martha Hamlet Edna Harvey Rose-Marie Hunter Kathenne Hurt
Anne Johnson Bonnie Lane Nellwyn Latimer Sue Mallory Ellen
Mason
Elizabeth Morris
Mary Jane Pendleton Nancy Pobst Dorothy Price Lucile Rhodes Marjone Lee Robertson Mary Robeson Catharine Smoot Elise Turner Julia
Sue
Anne Waldo
Waldo
Billy Wilkinson
Back Roto,
left to
Middle Row, Front Row,
66
right—Pendleton, Wilkinson, Pr
left to
left to
right— Robertson, Morris, Mi:
right— S. Waldo, Lane, Rhodes.
Hurl, Mallory,
Age
PLEDGES Marguerite Blackwell
Miriam Ficklen Nancy Gray Florence Jeffrey Elizabeth Seiber
Dorothy
Tillett
Marjorie Woolfolk
SORORES
IN
URBE
Mrs. Howard Cook Mrs. James Fretwell Margaret Hubbard Mrs. E. R. Irby Paula Irving
FACULTY ADVISER Miss Leola Wheeler
HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Helen Draper Mrs. W. C. Fitzpatrick
PATRON Mrs. L. E. Hubbard
Baci? Rout,
left to right
Middle Ron;, Front Row,
—
left to right
left
to
J.
A. Waldo, Smoot, Greene, Mason, Latimer, Johnson.
— Eastman,
Hamlet, Harvey, Fraley, Pobst.
right—Robeson, Hunter, Turner, Woolfolk.
KAPPA SIGMA
PI
ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER Founded 1928 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
Publication:
SORORES Annie Leigh Bailey Leslie Bradshaw Mary Wilson Clark Agnes Crockett Grace Eubank
Claudia Harper
Gwendolyn
Elsie
"The Laurel"
IN
COLLEGIO Mosley Agnes Powell
Elizabeth Huse Katherine Jamison Bernice Jones
Margaret Long
Lucille
Elizabeth Smith
Josephine Quinn Charlotte Rice Katherine Roberts
Hazel Smith Florence Tankard Virginia Tilman Dorothy Wise
Rose A. Higginbotham Elizabeth Himes
Matsie Moore Margaret Pritchard
Ruth Sears Rebecca Williams
PLEDGES Bell
Dodd
Dorothy Buckland Elizabeth Burke
Martha Floyd Frances Gaskins
Henrietta Ivers
Elizabeth Cralle
Ann Hardy
Charlotte Minton
Ruth Crumley
SOROR
IN
FACULTATE
Miss Jane Royal
SORORES Mi
Mary
IN
URBE
Diehl
Mrs. Archie Pa
ADVISER
IN
llette
FACULTATE
Miss Olive T. Her
PATRONS Mrs. H. T. Stokes
Mrs.
Back Ron,,
left to
Front Row,
left to righl- -Smith,
J.
T. Thompson
right- -Wise, Roberts,
Rice,
Mi Roya
Her, Smith, Jones. ,
Huse, Crockett, Harper, Tankard.
Back R°*>< Front Row,
left to
ACTIVE CHAPTERS
— Michigan Normal — — Eta — Miami —Kansas Kappa — Lambda — Mo. Mu — Colorado Nu — Xi— Omicron — — Mo. Rho — Sigma — Drake Des Tau— — Los — Normal — Kent Omega— Alpha Alpha — Alabama Alpha Beta
Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva, Okla.
Zeta
State Teachers College, Indiana, Penn.
College,
State
Pittsburg,
College, Detroit,
Detroit
Louisiana State
Epsilon
Teachers
State
— Kansas Teachers Alpha Gamma — Teachers Mich. — Teachers Alpha Alpha — Teachers Va. Alpha —Western Alpha Eta — James Alpha Theta — John DeLand, Alpha — Alpha Kappa — Teachers Mo. Alpha Lambda —Wittenberg Alpha Mu — Hayes Hays, Kan.
College, Natchito-
ches, La.
State Teachers College, Emporia,
Southeastern
Clark, Mosley, Eubank, Bradshaw.
Kan.
Delta
University, Oxford, Ohio.
Iota
—Jamison, Tilman,
Alpha Beta
College, Ypsilanti, Mich.
State
right— Long, Quinn, Powell, Bailey, Moore.
left to right
Kan. Durant,
College,
Okla.
Central Missouri State Teachers College, HarState Teachers Colege, Greeley, Colo.
East Central State Teachers College, Ada, Okla.
State College, Gunnison, Colo.
Miliken University, Decatur,
111.
B. Stetson University,
Iota
risonburg,
College, Farmville,
State
Zeta
Butler
College
Education,
of
Fla.
Indianapolis,
Ind.
Harris
College, St. Louis,
College, Springfield, Ohio.
University of Ohio, Atkins, Ohio.
Marshall College, Huntington,
W.
Font
Va.
College,
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville,
Pi
State Teachers College, Buffalo,
New
York.
Moines, Iowa.
University,
Detroit,
University of California,
Chi
Spearfish
Psi
Buffalo,
School, Spearfish, S. C.
New York
Fluntington,
College, Kent, Ohio.
West
Virginia
Los Angeles, California
University of Southern California,
Los Angeles,
Calif.
Ala.
Ohio
Denver, Colorado
Angeles, Calif.
Polytechnic
Michigan
Cincinnati,
State Teachers College, Chico, Calif.
Phi
ALUMNAE CHAPTERS
Chicago,
Illinois
Louis, Missouri Greeley, Colorado St.
Institute,
Auburn,
Youngstown, Ohio
69-
Standing, Seated,
left
to
right— Deans, Booton, Carroll, Miss Bedford.
left to right
—
Pittard, Coates, Jinkins, Isbell.
ALPHA SIGMA TAU ZETA TAU CHAPTER Founded 1935 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
Publication:
SORORES
"The Anchor"
IN
COLLEGIO
Marjorie Booton
Doris Isbell
Margaret Carroll
Pattie Jeffreys
Doris Coates
Lois Jinkins
Lucille Davis
Jane Lybrook
Dorothy Deans
Jane Main
Frances Faris
Doris
Merwyn
Ernestine
Gathright
Moore Payne
Margaret Pittard
PLEDGES Betsy Blanton
Anna Hoyer LeNoir Hubbard
Frances Bryan
Virginia Winston Smith
Mabel Burton
Frances
Adelaide Dressier
Frances Williams
Mary
Ethel Barnes
Thomas
SORORES
FACULTATE
IN
Miss Virginia Bedford Miss Mary Nichols
ADVISER
IN
FACULTATE
Miss Virginia Bedford
PATRONS Mrs. A. T. Gray
Mrs.
J.
D. Morton
Mrs. C. A. Rice
ACTIVE CHAPTERS
—Michigan Normal Mich. — Teachers Zeta — Lock Haven Teachers Lock Haven, Eta— Kent Theta — Wayne Mich. — Kansas Teachers Emporia, Kan. Lambda— Temple Nu — Teachers Omicron— Concord Teachers W. Va. Teachers — Mo. Rho— Teachers Sigma — Teachers N. Y. Zeta Tau — Teachers Va. — Teachers Conway, Ark. Alpha
State
Delta
College, Ypsilanti,
College, Indiana, Pa.
State
State
College,
Pa.
State College, Kent, Ohio. University, Detroit,
State
Iota
College,
University,
Philadelphia,
State
Pi
Harris
College, Athens,
College, St. Louis,
Southwestern State
State
Upsilon
Pa.
College, Greeley, Colo.
State
State
College, Durant, Okla.
College, Buffalo,
College, Farmville,
College,
Standing,
— Davis, —
left to right
Seated, left
to
right
Main, Lybrook, Payne.
Jeffreys, Gathright, Faris,
Moore.
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Left
to
right
— Byrd,
Nelson, Nottingham, Mosley, Mallory, Agee, Waters, Hurt.
PAN-HELLENIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Sue Mallory
President
Hazel Smith
-
Florence Sanford
Treasurer
Martha Nottingham
Chairman
Nancy Wall
....Publicity
OFFICIAL ROLL Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Sigma Alpha
Gamma
Theta
Mu Omega Pi
Kappa Sigma
Alpha Sigma Tau
72-
Vice-President
Secretary
Doris Coates
REPRESENTATIVES Margaret Dortch Florence Sanford Caroline Byrd
Nancy Wall "Tac" Waters Martha Nottingham Katherine Hurt
Sue Mallory Elizabeth
Huse
Hazel Smith Dorothy Deans Doris Coates
ALTERNATES Mary Bowles Alice Nelson
Jean Willis Virginia Lucille
Agee
Mosley
Margaret Pittard
Left
to
right
— Dortch,
Huse, Willis, Coales, Deans, Pillard, Sanford.
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Left
PI
to
right
— Levy,
Allen, Gillette, Pollard,
KAPPA DELTA
National Honor Forensic Fraternity
VIRGINIA
ALPHA CHAPTER
Chartered 1928 Publication:
"The
Forensic"
MEMBERS Dudley Allen Agnes Bondurant
Victoria Gillette
Gertrude LevyMargaret Pollard
Louise Francis
Mildred Slayton
FACULTY Mr.
S.
M.
Holton,
Dr.
Jr.
J.
E.
Walmsley
HONORARY MEMBER Dr.
J.
L.
Jarman
MASCOT Mary Marie Holton
OFFICERS Margaret Pollard L
ouise Francis
Victoria Gillette
Gertrude Levy
President
Vice-President ...Secretary
Treasurer
Bondurant, Slayton, Francis.
DEBATE CLUB Margaret Pollard
President
Louise Francis
Vice-President
Virginia Hooke..
Secretary
Dudley Allen
Treasurer
MEMBERS Dudley Allen Lillian
Margaret Pollard
Anna Snow Ramsey
Anderson
Agnes Bondurant
Kathleen Ranson
Juanita Callis
Lucile
Louise Francis
Mamie
Victoria Gillette
Anthelia Robinette
Eurlean Rosser
Martha Hamlet
Mildred Slayton
Mary Anness Harper
Rose Somers
Harvey
Isabelle Sprinkle
Roberta Haskins Virginia
Mildred Stone
Hooke
Marguerite Snell
Nora Jones Gertrude Levy
Marjorie Thompson
Sue Waldo Janie Lee
Dr. S.
J.
E.
Young
Walmsley
M. Holton,
Jr..
FORUM DU PEACE to right
—Levy, Fr
Roberts
June Gills
Virginia Lee
Left
Rhodes
Bondurant, Pollard, Allen, Hook.
Coach Faculty
Member
COLLEGE CHOIR Founded 1932
Director
Alfred Hosken Strick
Sponsor
Miss Virgilia
I.
Bugg
OFFICERS Helen Boswell
President
Caroline Byrd
Secretary
Back Rolf,
left to
Second Ron>,
left
right—Howell, Sullon, Mims, Speake, Bailey, Sirick, Samford, Coffey, Elliot. to right Umberger, Wood, Bland, Pearson, N. Boswell, Lohr, Chappell, Trent,
—
Jeffreys, Carter.
Front Row, Byrd.
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left
to
right—Harvey, Hock, Bryan, Parker, H. Boswell, Yesler, Pond,
Norfleel,
Payne,
MEMBERS Mary
Irvin
Evelyn Howell
Arthur
Elsie Adsit
Pattie Jeffreys
Grace Barrow
Lucile Lohr
Louise Bailey Mary Rives Black
Charlotte Morton
Nancy Leigh Bland
Addie
Mary
Elizabeth Overby
Mary
Virginia Blankenship
Ellen
Mims
Norfleet
Payne
Cassie Boswell
Ernestine
Helen Boswell
Sara Parker Pauline Pearson Ruth Phelps Grace Allen Pittard
Nell Boswell
Frances Bryan Caroline Byrd
Marion Pond Kathryn Ryburn Edith Samford Ruth Scott
Juanita Callis
Rebecca Carter Louise Chandler Katherine Chappell Edith Coffey
Elizabeth Seiber
Margaret Drake Yetive
Ellen
Dawson
Adelaide Dressier
Tony
Elliot
Alfreda Strick Elizabeth Sutton Frances Thomas Elizabeth Trent
Louise Francis Louise Gathright Helen Glass
Rebecca Glenn Winifred Goodman
Marion Umberger
Anne Graham
Nancy Cabell Wall Audrey Wilson Dorothy Wise
Virginia Hall
Mary Harper Virginia Lee
Harvey
Edith Hines Louise
Hock
Anna
Simmerman
Rose Somers Sylvia Somers Buena Vista Speake
Mary
Elizabeth
Wood
Eleanor Wood Marjorie Woolfolk Frances Yester
Back Row, left to right— Wise, Goodman, Simmerman, Hall, Gathright. Somers, Thomas, Wilson. Second Rom, left to right Adsit, Morton, Overby, Glass, Chandler, Callis, Harper, Blankenship, Hines. Front Ron), left to right C. Boswell, Black, Ryburn, Steed, Scolt, Dawson, Drake, Phelps, Graham.
—
—
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Back Rots, Front Row,
left to
left to right
CHORAL CLUB Ruth Phelps
President
Emily Channell
Secretary
Frances Channell
_
Treasurer
Mr. Alfred Hosken Strick
Director
Mrs. M. W. Watkins
Sponsor
MEMBERS Anderson
Lillian
Elizabeth Ball
Gwen
Bell
Louise Borden
Bowman
Murnll
Frances Bradshaw
Mrs. Berkeley Burch Elizabelh Burke
Maxine Burks Emily Channell Frances Channell Frances Collie Virginia
Coe
Janet Curran
Louise
Martha
Eubank Etter
—
Raney, Puckelt, Yonce, Curra right—Etter, Borden, Ligon, Mosley.
left to right
Second Ron,
—
Bell,
Eubank,
Farris,
Price, Anderson,
Jenkins, Stone
Bowman
Back Kon>, left to righl— Morton, Simpson, Sandidge, Spiers, Ball, Coe, Gwalhmey, Burke, Bradsha Second Row, left to righl— Higginbotham, Tissue, L. Marsh Front Roa, left to right— Phelps, E. Channell, F. Channell, E. Marsh
Frances Fans
June Gills Alice Grainger Caroline Bessie
Gwathmey
Hart
Rose Allen Higginbotham Lois Jenkins Elvira Ligon
Elizabeth
Marsh
Leah Marsh Martha Moore Rachel Mosley Jennie
Morton
Ruth Phelps Bessie Powell
Virginia Price
Elizabeth Puckette Julia
Raney
Mrs. Sallie G. Rode
Becky Sandidge
Mary
Frances Simpson
Kitty Spiers
Elizabeth Stone Virginia Tilman Virginia Tissue
Caroline Upshur
Marjorie Woolfolk Sidney ^ once
to right
Left
M.
—
Barrett,
Baynard,
Elliot, Seiber,
LeGrande, Putney,
Grainger, B. LeGrande, Davis.
COLLEGE ORCHESTRA To
Purpose:
present music of the highest
type to the Student
Body
OFFICERS Dorothy Wise
.....President
Alice Grainger
Vice-President
Sue Baynard
Secretary-Treasurer
Juliette Barrett Miss Lisabeth
Librarian
Purdom
...Conductor
Piano Virginia Ritchie
Dorothy Wise First Violins
Sue Baynard Elizabeth LeGrande Tapelle Pruden
Second Violins Nellie Davis Berkley LeGrande
Will Putney
Elizabeth Seiber
Base Violin
Xylophone Alice Urainger Juliette Barrett
CoTmi
Flute
Ruth
Scott
Drums, Cymbal
Anna
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Shifflet
Luckin
Bu §S
Viola
Mary
Grainger
Scott,
A. Grainger, Wii
8 O P 13 O M O E E
Left
to right— Nancy Pobst, Vice-President; Elizabeth Harris, Treasurer; Carter Belle Muni, Secretary; Madeline McGlothlin, President; Miss Royal, Classman.
Agee
Virginia L.
Logan, West Virginia
* m
r
a
;
Campus League; Chapel Committee; Student Standards Committee; Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club; Cotillion Club; House Council,
Hall
porter.
1.
President, 1
2;
Rotunda
;
Re-
Staff,
W.
Y.
2;
mission,
C. A.. Freshman Athletic Association.
Com-
Dudley Allen Hebron, Virginia
n
IC
A; B
M
P
Sodalitas Latina; Debate Club; House Council. Hall President. 2; V. W. C. A., Membership Committee; Athletic Association.
Annie Leigh Bailey Wakefield, Virginia
Mary
Rives Black
Pamplin, Virginia
A * 2 e
Choir; Orchestra; Granddaughters' Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Edna
R. Bolick
Crewe, Virginia
A * 2 Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, Varsity Basketball Squad, 1. 2; Varsity Hockey Squad, r, 2; Class Basketball
Tea
2;
Cla
Hockey Team,
Ethel Burgess Fork Union, Virginia
A $ S Club; Le Cercle Franca Y. \V. C. A.; Athletic A<
Helen Carney Churchland, Virginia Portsmouth Club: Le Cercle Francaii lion Club;
Y. \V. C. A.
'
Elizabeth Carroll Rocky Mount, Virginia Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Rotunda Staff, 1, 2,; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee; Athletic Association.
Delha Pope Chambliss Rawlings, Virginia
A 2 A Club; Le Cercle Francais; CotilClub: House Council, Hall President, 2; Y. \V. C. A.; Athletic Association.
iiatic
Mary Wilson Clark Newport News, Virginia
n k
s
Club; Cotillion Club; Y. \V. C. A.;
Susie Evans Farmvili Club;
Y.
1,
Clark
Virginia
\Y.
C.
A.;
Athletic
Kathryn Carlton Center Cross, Virginia Y.
82-
W.
C.
A.; Athletic Association.
Top Row
:
Virginia
Walker Doughty
Exmore, Virginia
ASA
Dramatic Club; Y.
Club;
W.
C.
Cotillion Choir; College A.; Athletic Association.
Mildred Davies Culpeper, Virginia
r e W. C. A., Athletic
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y.
Con
Sue Eastham Culpeper, Virginia
r e Francais; Cotillion CI Athletic Associate iity Basketball Squad,
le
i, 2.
Katherine Galusha Dinwiddie, Virginia
r e .
W.
C.
A.; Athletic Association.
Jennie Belle Gilliam Petersburg, Virginia
Dramatic Club;
Home Economics
Club;
May
i, Chape] Committee; Student 2; Standards Committee; Y. W. C. A; Athletic Varsity Hockey Squad, 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Squad, 1, 2.
Court,
Association,
Anne Meriwether Graham Goshen, Virginia College Choir; Orchestra; Homi Club; Granddaughters' Club; Y. Athletic Assneiation.
Elsie
Greene
Churchland, Virginia
M
a
W. C. A., Social Committee, 2; 1 Athletic Association.
natic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. ice
Committee,
;
Nancy Gregory Slorall, North Carolina Le Cercle Francais; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Association.
Mildred Habel
w
Jetersville,
Virginia
C. A.; Athletic Asso
Elizabeth Harris South Boston, Virginia amatic Club; ChoraTchib; Cotillion Club; anddaughters' Club; Class Treasurer, 1, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Edna Earl Harvey Dillwyn, Virginia
M
Q
Dramatic Club; Y. \V. C. A., Membership Committee; Athletic Association.
Mary Harvey Curdsville, Virginia
A 2 A Transfer from Westhampton College; V. Athletic Association. C. A. ;
W,
Top Row
:
Virginia Lee Harvey Lowesville, Virginia
A * 2 Dramatic Club; College Choir; Clioral Club; Association. Debate Club; Y. W. C. A.;
Evelyn
Athletic
F.
Hastings
Blackstone, Virginia Si Mali
I
W.
Latii
Annie Watson Holden Petersburg, Virginia matic llion
ASA Economics
Home Club; Club; Y. W.
C.
A.;
Club; Athletic
Ass
Jess
Holland
Norfolk, Virginia from Catauba College, Salisbury, Le Cercle Frangais; Y. W. C. A.;
r
Athletic Association.
Harriet Hudgins Palmer Springs, Virginia Y.
W.
Athletic Associal
C. A.;
Rose Marie Hunter King Georfe, Virginia
m
n
Club; Virginian Staff, Assistant Photographic Editor, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Cotillion
Athletic Association.
Row Pattie Armistead Jeffreys
Lower
Drakes Branch, Virginia
A#S;BMP;AST College Choir; Choral Club; Le Cercle Francais; Y. W. C. A., Prayer's Committee, 2; Athletic Association.
Eugenia Barham Jolly Petersburg, Virginia
CkibT Cotillion Club; Y. W. A; Athletic Association.
Frances Kent Sallville, Virginia
Granddaught Club; Club; Y. \V. C. A.; Athletic Associatit
Home
Economics
Blanche Evora Lane Surry, Virginia
A * 2 FranQais; Home Economics Club; W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
-rcle '.
Susan Lane Allavisla, Virginia
ASA
May
Dramatic Club: Cotillion Club; 2;
Y.
W.
Court,
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Nellwyn Latimer Tennessee
Bristol,
M Dramatic Club; Y. mittee,
2;
Athletic
Hockey Squad,
-84-
1,
V.
W. 2;
C.
A.,
Social
Association, Class Team
Com-
Varsity Captain.
Top Row:
Ella ;
Lewis
B.
Appomallox, Virginia Francais; Sodalitas Latina; Y. \V. Athletic Association, Baseball Team,
I.
Meriel McAllister Richmond, Virginia
A * 2 Dramatic Circulo
Club; Le Espanol; Y,
Cercle Francai W. C. A,; j>
Mary Adeline McGlothlin Baltimore, Maryland
A * 2 Club; May Court, 2; Rotunda Staff, Reporter 1, Class President, 2; 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Dramatic
Eleanor Meredith Beaverdam, Virginia Council, Hall President, 2; C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y.
\V.
Mary Elizabeth Minor Charlottesville, Virginia Cercle Francais; House Coun il. Hall President, 2; Y. W. C. A., Praye rs Comnuttee, 1; World Fellowship Comm ittee, 2; Athletic Association.
Le
Ruth Montgomery Baskerville, Virginia
Club; Cotillion Club; May Lourt, 2; House Council, Hall President, 2; Virginia* Staff, Assistant Business Manager; Y. W. C. A., Freshman Commission, Secretary, 2; Athletic Association. .
Elizabeth Morris
Pauline Pearson
Big Stone Gap, Virginia
Dillwyn, Virginia
A#2;BMP;Mfi
Dramatic Club; mittee;
Club;
Sodalitas
Latina;
College
Cotillion
Choir;
Y. \Y.
A.;
C.
Athletii
Campus League; Student Day ComStudent
Standards
Committee;
Ro-
Ruth Naomi Phelps
tunda Staff, Reporter, 1; News Editor, 2; Y. W. C. A., Freshman Commission, 1; Sing Committee, 2; Athletic Association; Student Council, Campus League Chairman, 2.
Carter Belle
Madison Heights, Virginia
A $
Petersburg. Virginia
2 2 2; B
M
Y.
P
Class
Sodalitas Latina; C< Secretary, 2; Y. \V. C Athletic As
M
P
C. A.; Athletic Association, Assistant 1:
Assistant
Manager Vol-
ley Ball, 2; Class Hockev Team, sity Hockey Squad. Varsity 1 ;
Squad,
Sara Parker Suffolk, Virginia Choir; Choral Club; Cotillion C. A.; Freshman Commissi* Association, Basketball Tea
Tennis Team,
W.
Manager Hockev,
Dramatic Club; Club;
2; B
Dramatic Club; College Choir: Choral Club; Sodalitas Latina; Tributum Staff. 2; Rotunda Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager, 2;
Munt
1,
2.
1,
1,
2;
Var-
Basketball
2.
Isabel Tannahill
Plummer
Petersburg, Virginia
Economics Club; Cotillion Club; C.
A.;
Athletic Association.
Top
Row
:
Nancy Sanford Pobst G rundy, M
Virginia 9.
Dramatic Club: Le Cercle Francais; Cotillion Club; House Council. Hall President, 2: Class Yice-Pres idem. 2; Y. W. C. A., Cabinet,
Chairman Music Committee;
Athletic
Association.
Livian
Powell
Boykins, Virginia
A * 2 Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A., Social mittee. 2: Athletic Association.
Com-
Rose Puller South Hill, Virginia Cotillion
Club;
W.
Y.
C.
Athletic
A.;
Association.
Josephine QUINN Hilton Village
.
Virginia -
n k Dramatic Club; Cotillion "Club; House Council, House President, 1; Y. W. C. A.; .
Athletic Assc iciation.
Pela Read Pair ner Springs, Virginia Y.
W. C
.
A.; Athletic Associs
Margaret Roache Fentress, Virginia
Le Cercle Francois; Y. \V. C. A.; Athlel :ic Association.
Lower Row
Elizabeth Roberts Norton, Virginia
A * 2; B Choral Club;
Y.
W.
M C.
P A.;
Athletic
Association.
Marjorie L ee Robertson Richmoi id, Virginia A * 2; M Q Di amatic Club; Cotil lion Club; Y. \V. C. A., So cial Committee, 2; Student Council, Sophlore Representative ,2; Athletic Association.
Elizabeth Olivia Robertson Spout Spring, Virginia Choral Club;
Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Deane Saunders Bedford, Virginia Y. \Y. C. A.; Athletic Associ;ation.
Ruth Europa Scott Arcadia, Florida from Florida Southern College; College Choir; Orchestra; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Transfer
Association.
Willis Shields Scott Orange, Virginia
A * 2; 2 2 2 Home Economics C.
A.;
Club; Cotillion Club: Y. \V. Athletic Association.
Ruth
Sears
Norfolk, Virginia
n
ic
s
Transfer from Hollins College; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, Varsity Tennis Squad; Class Hockey Team,
2.
Nan Cuthbert Seward Petersburg, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Le Cercle Francais; SodaliLatina; Cotillion Club; Chapel Committee, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission,
tas
President,
t
;
Athletic
Association.
Browning Shenton Gordonsville, Virginia Transfer from Woman's College, Greensboro, N. C.; V. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Mary Elizabeth Sieber Roanoke, Virginia
M Transfer
n
from Wilson College, ChambersDramatic Club; College Cho
Orchestra;
Cotillion
W.
Club,
C.
A.
Athletic Associat
Elkanah Simpson Norfolk, Virginia sfer
fr
W.
Y.
Willi C. A.; Athle
College;
Hale Stephenson
Louise
Monterey, Virginia Dramatic Club; Granddaughters' Club; Y. C.
A.;
W.
Athletic Association.
Frances Thomas Dumbarton, Virginia
Margaret Rebekah Thomas Aller, Virginia
Club; Y. W. C. A.; AthClass Basketball Team, 1; Varsity Squad, 1 Class Vollev Ball Team, 1 Class Baseball Team, 1.
Granddaughters'
Association,
letic
;
Nannie Page Trent Dillwyn, Virginia Y.
W.
Lois
C.
A.; Athletic Association.
Randolph Vassar Keysville, Virginia
A * 2
Mary Harrison Vaughan South Boston, Virginia Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club; Rotunda Staff, Feature Editor, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Catherine Walden Jamaica, Virginia
Janie Lee
Young
Franklin, Virginia
A * 2 is
Club; Le Cercle Francois; Sodal Latina; Debate Club; Y. W. C. A. Association, Class Volley Ball
Athletic
87-
Sealed,
lefl
to
right—Eastman, Lane, Wallon, Bondurant, Miss Draper, Eubank, Carroll, Houck.
BETA
THETA
PI
Fonde 1926
ZETA
PI
Fonde 1930
MEMBRES
LES
Agnes Bondurant Margaret Carroll
Winnie Frances Eubank Jess
Holland
Izell
Houck
Elise
MacMillian
Virginia
Payne
Elizabeth
Walton
LES CANDIDATES Claire
Eastman
Bonnie Lane
LES
MEMBRES HONORAIRES Mile. Estelle Smithey
Mile. Helen Draper Mile.
Mary
Nichols
SIGMA VIRGINIA
in
Latin
ALPHA CHAPTER
Novembri,
Instituta
RHO
PI
Honorary Fraternity
MCMXXIX
SOCII Margaret Alsop Sara Buchanan
Dorothy Deans Elise
MacMillan
Katherine Milby Doris Moore Claudme O'Brien
Margaret Pollard
Miss Minnie V. Rice Dr. James E. Walmsley
SOCIUS Mr.
j.
HONORATUS M.
Grainger
OFFICERS OFFICIA Margarlt Pollard.. Doris
Moore
Margaret Alsop Claudine O'Brien
Sealed, left
to
right— Dr. Walmsley, M. Alsop, Miss Rice, Moore, O'Brien, Po
..President
Vice-President Secretary
.Treasurer
Standing, left to right- -Galusha, Mas Seated, left to right- -Dr. Walmsley
Farrar,
Wood, Thomas,
Blanlon,
Pollard,
Hannah, Walmsley,
G. Eubank.
GAMMA MU
PI
Social Science
VIRGINIA
Honor
Society
GAMMA CHAPTER Chartered 1924
Publication: "Social Science"
MEMBERS Virginia
Mary Louise Ann Galusha
Acworth
Grace Bass Virginia
Ruby
Martha Virginia Han
Bean
Claudia Harper
Blanton
Hooke
Agnes Bondurant
Virginia
Marjorie Booton
Katharine Hurt
Helen Boswell
Lloyd Kelly
Doris Coates
Evelyn Massey
Ruth Crumley
Claudine O'Brien
Margaret Dortch
Margaret Pollard
Claire
Dorothy Price
Eastman
Rhodes
Grace Eubank
Lucile
Winnie Frances Eubank
Zaida Thomas
Margaret Farrar
Louise Walmsley Elizabeth
Margaret Ferguson
Mary
-90-
Francis
Elizabeth
Wood
Walton
Standing, Sealed,
left to
left
Harper, O'Brien, Rhodes,
to
Eubank.
FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. M. B. Coyner Mr. S. M. Holton, Jr. Dr. J. E. Walmsley Dr.
J.
P.
Wynne
MEMBERS AT LARGE Dr.
J.
L.
Jarman
Miss Grace Moran
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mrs. J. G. Lancaster Miss Mary Nichols Miss Mary E. Peck Mrs. J. A. Redhead Miss Florence Stubbs Miss Mary Swift Miss Frances Waters
TOWN MEMBERS Louise Bondurant Mary Diehl Claudia Flemming Mrs. A. T. Gray
Margaret Hubbard Hallie
McCraw
Edna Putney Carrie Spencer
Agnes Watkins Imogene West
W.
F.
BASKETBALL SEASON 1935-1 936 January 31 Farmville (40)
vs.
February Farmville
(26)
vs.
There
Lynchburg (15) 1
William and Mary (18). February 2
.Here
I
Farmville (23)
vs.
Sweet Briar (15)
Farmville (23)
vs.
Western Maryland (24)...
Here
February 28 .There
March 6 Farmville (28)
vs.
Here
Harrisonburg (21)....
Kathleen Ranson
Captain
Sue Eastham
Manager
Ellen Conyers
Assistant
Miss Olive T. Iler
Coach
VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD M.
^Frances Hudgins Jean McConnaughy Evelyn Mann Kitty Nelson Ruth Phelps *Lelia Sanford ^Virginia Smith ^Kathleen Ranson *Katherine Roberts Linda Walker
E. Badger
Edna Bohck Agnes Bondurant Mabel Burton
Army
Butterworth Betty Butterworth
^Virginia Carroll Inez Chappell
*Sue Eastham Jennie Belle Gilliam *Varsily team.
Back Row. Icfi to right— Sanford, Phelps, McConnaughy. Second Row, left to right— Chappell, Bolick, Nelson, Burton, Roberts, Badger, Smith, E. Butterworth. Front Row, left to right Mann, Gilliam, Walker, A. Butterworth, Ranson, Eastham, Hudgins, Bondurant.
—
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ARCHERY SEASON,
1935
Katherine Cooper
Maxine Burks
Manager
ARCHERY TOURNAMENT, Maxme
Burks, winner
Lucille Akers, second
Elizabeth
FRESHMAN GYM CLASS
IN
Ware,
Manager
Assistant
third
VOLLEY BALL FORMATION
1935 1
34
points
95
points
57
points
Elizabeth Shipplett Most Diplomatic
Virginia
Most
Bean
Dorothy Wise
Best Liked
Virginia
Most Original Kitty Roberts
Mary Bowles
Intellectual
Baker
Best Natured
Lucille Mosley Most Attractive
Bat Looking Katherine Irby Most Athletic
Chic Dortch Cutest
Bonnie Lane Most Versatile
JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES •94-
WINTER AFTERNOON The
firing
squad
We're Straight shooter Playgirls Come .
.
WINTER SNAPS
.
.
.
in .
to
.
.
.
the
the
—
Mr. French at home money Knee deep
Loafin' time
.
.
.
.
.
.
Production
.
... Go
Drug
Soulhside's
at
Huddle
.
.
.
Store.
.
.
Lookin' for trouble Hold your man. into your dance
Just watchin'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
SNOW SCENE We
dare you
.
.
.
.
A Laughin
An
Peek-a-boo ...
awful let-down
Refereein' Ready! Aim! little bit independent Hiding, .
.
.
at
the
weatherman
.
.
.
.
.
Fire!
.
.
.
Eh? ...
Anything can
.
Smilin' thru
.
.
.
Just
happen
posin'
.
.
... A
.
Work
.
.
Being careful?
.
.
bit
of
of arl
.
Perched
.
.
.
sophiscation.
WINTER SNAPS
INDOOR SPORTS On
the
inside,
looking out
refreshing pause!
Meg
and Lucy!
WINTER SNAPS
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Down
.
.
at
non-hghting suilemales
The Herald
Looking things
.
.
.
See yourself
as others see
you
.
.
.
Thai
It's playtime for The Rotunda goes to press over from above That indispensable something a Saturday
Office,
.
.
.
.
.
.
—
•
^aiHiprf
C H F.
I
San ford
Smith
Nottingham
Waters Wilkinson L.
Sanford
Peesonalitie The
personalities to follow have
been selected by the student body in
recognition
each
is
of
the fact that
a true leader, deserving
honor and esteem for her
ability.
J^ucij
<jtazeL
Smith
1 other
belia Sanfora
[Florence Sanfora
C^cic
Louise \joalmsleif
\
waters
Jylarij JjowLes
Gjqnes Urockell
S P R
I
N G
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PAGE
Association of Childhood Education
Cotillion
Gamma
Club
1
108-109
119
Psi
Graduating Sophomores
Kappa Delta
18
Pi
1
11-117
120-121
May Day Committee
130
Monogram Club
124
Orchesis
107
Senior Class
132-153
Senior Class Officers
131
Senior Superlatives
127
Sophomore Superlatives
126
Spring Snaps....
Varsity Tennis Squad
Virginian Staff
1
28-1
29
125
122-123
LONGWOOD
IN
THE EARLY SPRING
Standing,
Left
lo
—
left lo right Farrar, Bingham, Leonard, Gla right— McNamee, Umberger, Hall, Robeson.
RC
Moore, Jo
H ES
I
S
Honorary Dance Club Purpose:
to further the art of the
dance
Faculty Adviser
Mrs. Louise R. Fitzpatrick
OFFICERS Doris
Moore
President
Dorothy McNamee
Crenshaw
Secretary-Treasurer
Costume Manager
Jones....
Mary Robeson
Stage Manager
MEMBERS Emma
Bingham
Margaret Farrar -.,
Mary
Alice Glass
Virginia Hall
Crenshaw Jones Virginia Leonard'
Dorothy Doris
McNamee
-
i"""""
Moore
Mary Robeson Marion Umberger
HONORARY MEMBER Dorothy Wise -
107-
Roto, left to right—Walker, Hurll, Burgess, Moore, Lybrook, Crockett, Deans, M. Gathright, Massey, Munt, Plummer, McCann, Jolly, Bullerworth, Umberger, Potter, Clarke, Piltard.
Back
Second Row, Bowles,
left
M.
to right— Robertson, Pobst, Clark, B. Powell, E. Smith, Hopkins, Salisbury^ L. Davi: L. Gathright, Co Smith, F. Britton, Hart, H. Smith, M. L. Powell, Tho
—
Mason, Hunter, Bailey, Quinn, Long, Harper Front Row, left to right Bradshaw, Huse, Shipplelt, Vaughn, Pleasants, Harris.
B. Jones, Walmsley, Tilman,
COTILLION CLU The
center of our most enjoyable play-times
of our rushiest dances year, one in the fall
by the club,
—
Cotillion!
and another
in
and
"Dance with my date!" and "Wanna meet my date!" could be heard on all sides, as girls were dragged from one end of the gym to the other. And then came the mad rush to the steps at intermission! At midnight the dance ended, only to be followed by sleepy bull sessions when happy hearts and aching feet held dominion. Then on May 9, came that other Brand event Soring with Harry Reser and his Cliquot Club Eskimos. Cotillion Besides the formal dance, there was a dansante in the afternoon. That evening at the formal dance the Figure was
the scene
Two
formal dances each the spring, are sponsored
as well as a dansante as
an added feature
in
the spring.
Membership and girls from
is
Boys to two hundred members. and wide add to the gaiety of the
limited
far
—
—
occasions.
Fall Cotillion on November 2, drew alumnae and guests from many parts of the State. Music for the dance was furnished by the increasingly popular University of Virginia The Freshmen were easy to boss! Cries of orchestra.
by the officers of the club: Martha Nottingham, Grace Eubank, Florence Sanford, Billie Wilkinson. And now it's all just a delightful memory!
led
NEW MEMBERS Vera Ebel Betty Fagg Miriam Ficklen
Mary Maynard
Julia Furnival
Amy
Marguerite Blackwell Jane Branch
Alpha Lee Garnet Rebecca Gillete
Dot Raper
Margaret Britton Kitty Brooks Frances Bryan Sara Buchanan Elizabeth Burke Jane Burke Army Lutterworth Do- Buckland Lu<:ille Cover
Na
Louise Anthony Mary E. Barnes
Lucy Baskerville Gwendolyn Bell
L
Cox Margaret H. Cntcher
Aitherine r
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ranees Dickerson
jray
Di'oby Green
Powell Margaret Pritchard Elizabeth Rawlmgs Maude Rives
Hardy
Kitty Roberts Casell Schools
Sara Hayes Elizabeth Himes
Jane Holland Frances Hutchinson Virginia
Epps Irby
Elizabeth Seiber Frankie Smith
Margaret Stallard Mildred Stone Jean Taylor
Henrietta Ivers
Dot
Mary Jackson
Kitty
Virginia
Kemp
Anne Dugger
Virginia Kite
Ruth Dunnington Mary E. Dunton
Mary
Emma
Katherine
Easley
Kitty Nelson
B. Harvey
Elizabeth
Mary
Charlotte Minton
Louise McCullough Elizabeth Mcintosh
Maynard
Tillett
Waite
Edna Walden Selma West Snooks Williams Elizabeth George Wilson
Peggy Young
Back Rot»,
right—Perdue, Dodson, Peple, R. Montgomery, Puller, Fitzgerald, Carroll, Coales, A. Johnson, Mallory, Agee, Nelson, Holden, S. Lane, Perrow, Wise, Rice, Baker. right— A. Galusha, Parker, Doughly, Morris, L. Powell, P. Nottingham, E. Montgomery, Easlham, Greene, Gillette, Dunham, Byrd, Hamlet, S. Waldo, Scott, Chambliss, Maxey, left
to
Willis, Davies,
Second Row, J.
left
to
Johnson, Slater, Norfleet.
Front Rom, left to right— L. Sanford, Leonard, B. Lane, Bean, Eastman, Ware, Gresham, Turner, F. Sanford, Wilkinson, Eubank, M. Nottingham, Rhodes, Hall, Hudgins, Goodman, Simmerman, Dortch.
Left
to right— Billy Wilkinson, Treasurer; Florence Sanford, Business Manager.
Grace
Eubank,
President;
Martha Nottingham,
COTTILLION CLUB OFFICERS
Leader;
a E A U Ay T I N G ]ID
8 (0 IP H O M O E E S
Bradshaw
Leslie
Juliette Barrett
Waverly, V.rgmia
Newsoms, Virginia II
Orchestra;
K Z
Athletic Associatio
Y.
W.
ion
C. A.
Club; Athletic Associ; Y. W. C, A.
Elizabeth Butterworth
France? Britton
DeWitt, Virginia
Waverly, Virginia
A * Dramatic Club;
2; 2 2 2 Cotillion
Association; Y.
W.
Granddaughters' Le Cercle Francais, Club; Cotillion Club; House Council. Hall President, 2; Athletic Association; Varsity Tennis Team, Captain, 1,2; Var1
Club;
Athlelii
C. A.
Team. Team, Captain
Basketball
sity
Class
;
Basketball
2;
1.
2;
Y.
W.
C.
A.
JUANITA CALLIS
Helen Callihan
Mathews, Virginia
North Holston, Virginia .cialion of letic
Childhood Education; Ath-
Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
Debate Choir; Choral Club; Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. College
Mary Joyner Cox Grace Fern Conyers
Smithfield, Virginia
Chester, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Dramatic Club; College Choir, 1; Choral Club, 1; Cotillion Club; Chapel Committee, 2; Rotunda Staff, Reporter, 2; Y. W. C. A., Sing Committee, 2; Athletic Association.
Lucille Davis Covington, Virginia
AST Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; AssociaY. W. tion of Childhood Education; C. A., Service Committee, 2; Athletic
Evelyn Dickerson Spout Spring, Virginia Dramatic Club; Athletic Associate
Y.
W.
C. A.
Association.
Eleanor Dodson
Erna Dickerson
Norfolk. Virginia
Spout Spring, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Athletic Assoc
Y.
W.
C. A.
r e Cotillion Club;
Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. \V. C. A.
Maude Esther Duck
Sylvia L.
Association of Childhood Athletic Association; Y.
Dunnavant
Enonville, Virginia
Franklin, Virginia
Education; C. A.
W.
A * 2 Dramatic Club; Y. bership Committee;
W.
Men
C. A.;
Athletic
Associi
tion.
Charlotte Elliott
Richie Ellis
Hampton, Virginia
Gasburg, Virginia Athletic Association;
Association of Childhood Athletic Association; Y.
W.
Y.
C. A.
Education; W. C. A.
Margaret Fraley Appalachia, Virginia
Frances
C. Faris
M
Crewe, Virginia
A 2 T Choral
Club;
Granddaughters'
Athletic Association;
Q
Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Student Day Committee; Rotunda Staff, Social
Y.
W.
Club; C. A.
Editor, 1, 2; House Council, House President, 2; Y. C. A., Sing Com-
W.
mittee,
2
;
Membership Committee,
I
;
Athletic Association.
Rosalie Nelson Greear
Leah Godwin
Farmville, Virginia
Chucltatuck, Virginia
Granddaughters' Club; Y.
W.
C. A.;
Social Committee; Athletic Association.
Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A., Town Girl's Committee; Athletic Association,
Hockey Team,
2.
Marion Hansbrough Salem, Virginia
Elizabeth Hankley
r e
Clarkton, Virginia Athletic Association;
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Y.
W.
C. A.
Ch'b; Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Cotillion
Betty Gray Harrison
Edith Hart
Brandon, Virginia
Union Level, Virginia
Athletic Association;
Choral Club;
W.
Y.
Club,
al
C. A.
I;
Y.
Mary Rorerta Haskins
Athletic Association;
W.
C. A.
Edith Hines
Alberta, Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia
A * 2 College
Dramatic Club; Granddaughters' Club; Debate Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Choir, 2; Choral Club, House Council, Hall President, Athletic Association; Y. W. C.
I;
2;
A.
Doris Isbell
Evelyn Holmes
3eaverdam, Virginia
Union Level, Virginia Choral Club,
I
Y.
;
Athletic Associatii
W.
Transfer from Westhampton College; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
C. A.
Kathryn Jamison Roanoke, Virginia
Anne
R.
Johnson
Blacksburg, Virginia
A * 2;
IT
K
2 11
Cotillion Club;
House Council, House
President,
Athletic
2;
Y.
W.
Association;
C. A.
on
Club;
Y.
n
Athletic
W.
Association;
C. A.
Jacqueline Johnson Carrollton, Virginia
A 2 A Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Chape Committee; House Council, Houst President, 2;
Y.
Athletic Association;
W.
C. A.
Lucille Johnson Farmville, Virginia Athletic Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
Annie Laurie Jones
IVYLYN CAMACK JORDAN Hadensville, Virginia
Concord Depot, Virginia from Lynchburg College;
Transfer
Y.
Athletic Association;
W.
C. A.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association, Varsity Hockey Squad, I
Jane Lybrook
Gertrude Reyner Levy
Fmcastle, Virginia
Newport News, Virginia
A $
2;
A 2 T
n K A
Dramatic Club; Debate Club, Debate 2;
Councilor,
Y.
Association;
Athletic
W.
Elizabeth
C. A.
L.
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A., Publicity Committee, 2; Athletic Association.
Marsh
Kathleen McCann Petersburg, Virginia
Miskimon, Virginia Transfer from Fredericksburg State Teachers College; Choral Club; Athletic
W.
Association; Y.
C. A.
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; C. A., Freshman Commission, 1 letic
Norvell Mason Montague A
<f>
Dramatic Club; Y. Cooperative
West
Virginia
r e
2
W.
Ath-
Evelyn Montgomery Ronceverte,
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Y.W. ;
Association.
C. A., Church
Committee,
2;
Athletic
Association.
Club; Association of Childhood Education; House Council, Hall Cotillion
2;
President,
Y.
Athletic
W.
Association;
C. A.
Matsie Moore
Rachel Mosley
Chuckatuck, Virginia
Baskerville, Virginia
n K 2 Club, I, 2; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Campus League, 2; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A,
Choral
Transfer
from
College;
William
Athletic
Y.
W.
and
Mary
Association;
C. A.
Alice Nelson
Edith Virginia Nichols
Richmond, Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia
A * 2 Dramatic Club; lunda
Club;
Cotillion
Ro
Reporter, Athleti. 2; Association; Y. W. C. A. Staff,
Valla Irene Nimmo
Athletic Association;
Y.
W.
C.
A.
Elizabeth Hyde Overbey
Suffolk, Virginia
Bon Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Dora Parker
Thulia Park
Holland, Virginia
Skipwith, Virginia Athleti
Association;
Y.
W.
Air, Virginia
College Choir; Choral Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
C.
Association of Childhood Athletic Association; Y.
Anne Mary Jane Pendleton
r 9 Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Class President, Virginian Staff. Assistant Typist, 1; Y. W, C. A.; Fresh1
Educatior C. A.
W.
Diggs Peple
Richmond, Virginia
Troutville, Virginia
Association of Childhood Athletic Association; Y.
Education; C. A.
W.
;
Co
I,
Ex
jfFic
Athletic Association.
Helen Fern Perdue Chester, Virginia
r e Campus League; Dramatic Club; Artists Dance Group, Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Swimming Club; Student Council, Class Representative, 1; House Council, Hall President, I,
House
President, 2; tion;
Y.
Athletic Associa-
W.
C. A.
Mary Whitmell Phipps McKenney, Virginia Granddaughters' Club; elation;
Y.
W.
Athletic
C. A.
Asso
Clara Elizabeth Pinckard
Virginia Pilcher
Stuart, Virginia
Covington, Virginia Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
Mildred Pleasants
Ada
South Hill, Virginia
Virginia Pollack Dogue, Virginia
Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; FreshAthletic man Commission, Cotillion
1
-anddaughters' Club;
Athletic Asso-
Y.
W.
E.
Puckette
ciation;
C. A.
;
Association.
Agnes Powell
Nannie
Newport News, Virginia
Gladys, Virginia
A * 2 Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Choral
Club;
Association; C. A.
Athletic
W.
Y.
Margaret Lacy Russell Cleg-
Scottsburg, Virginia
Reynolds
Appomattox, Virginia Athletic Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
Kathryn Ryburn Glade Spring, Virginia Dramatic Club; letic
Cc
Association
Choir; AthY. W. C. A.
lege
Debate
House
Club;
President, 2;
Y.
Commission,
I
;
W.
Council, Hall C. A.; Freshman
Athletic
Association.
Virginia Scanlan West
Point, Virginia
Athletic Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
Anna Shiflett
Elna Shorter
Richmond, Virginia
Charlotte Court House, Virginia
A * 2 Athletic Association;
Transfer from Weslhamplion College; Alhletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Y.
W.
C. A.
Irene Taylor
Kathryn Elfrieda
Irwin, Virginia
Spiers
Richmond, Virginia Athletic Association; Y.
W.
Athletic Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
C. A.
Mary Lynn Thomas Frances Teass
South Hill, Virginia
Lynchburg, Virginia
Y.
Athletic Association;
Elise Bolling
W.
Student Standards Committee; Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
C. A.
Caroline Crowder Upshur
Turner
Chenton, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
M
fi
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Virginian Staff, Assistant Typist, 2 Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee, ;
1
Athletic Association.
;
Choral Club; Granddaughters' Club; Club; Association of Childhood Education; Student Council, Class Representative, 2; Eastern Shore Club; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission, World Fellowship Committee; AthCotillion
I
;
letic
AURELIA M. VARNER
Julia
Association,
ball
A *
Freshman Ba
Team; Y. W. C. A.
Anne Waldo
Churchland. Virginia
Farmville, Virginia Athletic
Association.
2;
M
Q
Club; Chapel Committee Secretary. 2 1. Portsmouth Club, Y. W. C. A.; Social Committee, I, 2 Cotillion
AlhleticAssocialion.
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ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OFFICERS Margaret Dortch Frances Yester
President
...Vice-President
Martha Gwaltney.
Secretarv
Virginia Lee
Miss
Mary
B.
Treasurer
HaYNES
Faculty Adviser
MEMBERS OF FACULTY Miss
Mary
B.
Haynes
M.
Grace E. Mix
Miss Sibyl Henry
Miss Georgia Norris
Miss Ida Penny
MEMBERS Eleanor Dodson Margaret Dortch
Frances Hudgins
Virginia
Maude Duck Elinor Dunham
Marie Hundley Dorothy Hutcheson
Emma
Margarette Aldredge Elise Bailey
Louise Bailey
Bean Bingham
Bessie
Hart
Alice Elder
Bernice Jones
Ella Arthur Black
Alma
Marjorie Booton Helen Boswell Nell Boswell
Charlotte Elliott
Crenshaw Jones Virginia Lee
Mary Bowles Caroline Byrd
Helen Callihan Emily Channell Katherine Chappell Mary Chappell
Kemper Cobb Minnie Cocks Elizabeth Conner Grace Conyers Lucille Davis
Mildred Davis
Mary Denny -
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Elliott
Grace Eubank
Blanche Lewis
Katherine Fitzgerald Ida Belle Foster Mary Lou French Louise Gathright
Lucile Lohr
Rebecca Glenn Martha Gwaltney Clara Hailey Virginia Hall Ervin May Hamilton
Elizabeth Puckette Kathleen Ranson Dorothy Robertson Margaret Russell
Kathryn Ryburn Ruth Scott Mildred Smith Minnie Smith Rose Somers
Jane Lybrook Jane Main Sue Mallory Evelyn Montgomery
Ellen Simmerman Florence Tankard
Martha Moore Ernestine Noel Dora Parker
Nellie Turnes Marion Umberger Caroline Upshur Marcia Vick
Marion Hansbrough
Mary Jane Pendleton Anne Peple
Claudia Harper Grace Harris Martha Harrison
Helen Fern Perdue Margaret Pittard Mildred Pleasants
Irene Taylor
Mary Lynn Thomas
Nancy Wall Billy Wilkinson Jean Willis Eleanor Wood Frances Yester
GAMMA
P S
Honorary Fraternity
for
I
Art
Founded 1933 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
MEMBERS McNamee
Agee Emma Bingham
Mary
Marjorie Booton
Charlotte Minton
Dorothy
Virgina
Pattie
Bounds
Ellen
Louise Painter
Mrs. Berkeley Burch
Louise Potter
Elizabeth Butler
Katherine Roberts
Sarah Button
Margaret Scott
Katherine Cooper
Nan Seward
Ida Bell Foster
Virginia
Merwyn Gathright Mary Alice Glass
Katherine Smoot
Martha Gwaltney
Dorothy Turner
Frances
Whitehead Smith
Thomas
FACULTY MEMBER Miss Virginia Bedford
HONORARY MEMBER Miss Martha Coulhng
S* &WJ^\f* j-
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Standing,
left
Seated, left
to
to rigf
right-
Mims
-Bingham, Miss Bedford, Turner. ioolon, Gathright.
Gwallney, Glass,
McNa
KAPPA DELTA Honor
Society
in
PI
Education
Founded 191
1
BETA EPSILON CHAPTER Publication:
"The Kadelpian"
ACTIVE FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Pauline Camper (elected) Miss Alice Carter (elected) Miss Helen Draper (alumna)
Miss
Mary
B. Haynes (Alpha Pi)
Miss Sibyl Henry (Alpha Tau)
M. Holton (elected) Mary Nichols (alumna) Miss Mary Peck (elected) Mr.
S.
Miss
Dr.
J.
P.
Wynne (Alpha
Upsilon)
ACTIVE ALUMNA MEMBER Miss Hallie
McCraw
HONORARY MEMBERS Dr.
J.
L.
Jarman
Mr.
Stanjing,
tefl
Sitting, left to
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to right
J.
— Glass,
M.
Grainger
Lane, Cabell, Easlman, Massey.
right— Dr. Wynne, Eubank, Dorlch,
Gillelle,
Hamlet, Moore.
Standing,
left
Silling, left to
right— BooUm, Blanlon, Houck, Hooke, Coaies, Cle right— Hoon, Walton, Alsop, Hurt, York, Bean, Kell;
to
STUDENT MEMBERS Margaret Alsop Virginia
Martha Hamlet
Bean
Hannah
Virginia
Ruby Blanton
Claudia Harper
Agnes Bondurant
Virginia
Marjone Booton
Carolyn
Helen Boswell
Izell
Mrs.
Katherine Hurt
Berkley Burch
Elsie Cabell
Hooke
Hoon
Houck
Lloyd Kelly
Audrey Clements
Bonnie Lane
Doris Coates
Louise Lewis
Alice Collings
Bess McGIothlin
Ruth Crumley
Evelyn Massey
Margaret Dortch Claire
Katherine Milby
Eastman
Doris
Moore
Grace Eubank
Claudine O'Brien
Winnie Frances Eubai
Geneva Parker
Margaret Ferguson
Dorothy Rhodes
Victoria Gillette
Lucile
Mary
Mrs. Sallie
Alice Glass
Alice Grainger
Rhodes
Elizabeth
Mar
Elizabeth
Wood
Rode
Walton
left to right— Sanford, Miss Jennings.
Standing,
Baker,
VIRGINIAN STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Lelia Sanford Virginia Baker
Doris Coates
LuciLE RHODES
Merwyn Gathright Marjorie BoOTON
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Editor-in-Chief
Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Literary Editor
Assistant Literary Editor
Art Editor
Assistant Art Editor
Coales,
Boolon,
Gathright,
Mi:
Bedford,
Hunler,
Rhodes,
Standing,
left
to
right—Clark, Monlgomery, Rice, Shipplelt,
Slater,
Leonard, Turner, Mr.
McCorkle
BUSINESS STAFF Margaret Clark
Business
Ruth MONTGOMERY
Assistant Business
Elizabeth Shipplett
Mary Elizabeth Charlotte
Slater.
Advertising Assistant Advertising
Manager Manager Manager Manager
Rice...
Photographic Manager
Rose Marie Hunter.. ..Assistant
Photographic Manager
Virginia Leonard Elise
Typist
Turner
Assistant Typist
ADVISERS Mr. T. A. McCorkle
Business Adviser
Miss Lucille Jennings
Literary Adviser
Miss Virginia Bedford
Art Adviser
Left
lo right— Cabell, Walker, Ranson, Wright, Nelson, Carroll, Sears, Eason, Dugger, A. Butterworth, Massey, E. Butterworth.
TENNIS SEASON,
1
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Belle Lovelace....
Manager
Elsie Cabell
...Assistant
Manager
Olive T. Iler
Coach
TENNIS SINGLES, Cox,
M.
J.
Campbell, A.
Montague, N. Powell, K.
1935 "\
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M.
Putney,
Wade,
E.
Putney (6-4) (6-3)
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(6-0) (6-1)
(-4) (6-3)
Beck (6-2) (6-2) '
Watson, M.
Ranson
Putney (6-1) (6-2)
Beck
Ranson (6-4) (6-4)
Martha Putney,
Singles
Champion, 1935
Putney
Above— Walmsley, Bowles, Miss Her, L. Sanford. Below— Massey, Chappell, Samford, Phelps, Walker,
Bolick, York,
Ra
MONOGRAM CLUB State Teachers College
Farmville, Virginia
Purpose:
Colors:
Navy Blue and White
Motlo
Sportsmanship Always
To
:
recognize athletic ability, sportsmanship,
and
scholarship.
OFFICERS Kathleen Ranson
President
Evelyn Massey
Vice-President
Marguerite York
Secretary
Linda Walker.
Treasurer
Miss Olive T. Iler
Faculty Adviser
MEMBERS Mary Lena Anderson Edna Bolick Mary Bowles Inez Chappell
Louise Gathright Lucille Lohr Evelyn Massey Ruth Phelps Kathleen Ranson
Edith Samford Lelia Sanford
Linda Walker Louise Walmsley Marguerite York
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Sue Lane
Best Looking
Most Attractive
Madeline McGlothlin Most Diplomatic
Evelyn Mann Most
Athletic
Gertrude Levy
Elizabeth Harris
Most
Best Liked
Frances Maxey
Will Scott
Cutest
Best Nalured
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Intellectual
Elizabeth Morris Most Versatile
Lucy Potter
Virginia
Best Looking
Hall
Marcaret Farrar Most
Athletic
Most Original
Versatile
Grace Eubank
Best Natured
Most Diplomatic
Most Lelia Sanford
Louise Gathright
Hazel Smith
Kathleen Ranson
Cutest
Most Elizabeth Walton Most Intellectual
Attractive
Tac Waters Best Liked
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DAY,
1935
Pole of Merry Mount"
Jean McClure, Lady of
May May
Jestine Cutshall, Lord of
Lady
Wyc
Scott, Maid of Honor, with Lord Lelia Sanford
SCENES FROM THE MERRYMAKING
SPRING SNAPS GRADUATION "Parling
is
Spectators
A
rose
Alma Maler
Proud parents Daisy chain Meet your family at the Weyanoke The beginning of the end "Ah! Wilderness" ... So what! Life is a song Marching along together
All Hail
such sweet sorrow" .
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between two thorns
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Dignified (?)
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Seniors
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Classman
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The
finest
and
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the best.
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Left
right— Moore,
to
Billings,
Wise. Bingham, Robe
MAY DAY COMMITTEE MAY DAY COMMITTEE Emma
Theme Chairman
Bingham...
Dorothy Billings
Costume Chairman
Dorothy Wise Doris
Music Chairman
Moore
Dance Chairman
Mary RoBESON
Business Chairman
FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Virginia Bedford
Mrs. Louise R. Fitzpatrick Miss Katharine Miss Leola
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Wheeler
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Standing,
left
lo
right—Tac Waters, President; Marsarel Clark. Vice-President. Miss Bedford, Classman; Doris Coates, Secretary; Helen Boswell,
Sealed, left lo right Treasurer.
—
Margarette Aldredge
Margaret Alsop
Irene Bailey
Danville, Virginia
Prospect, Virginia
Rustburg, Virginia
Primary Education
Latin
An
when Margarette came
Unfortunately for
us.
A * 2; K A
able student entered the portals
of Farmville
us, she
to
has been
here only two years, having transferred from Averette College, Danville, Virginia, at the beginning of her junior Enlisting
year.
a
as
member A. A.,
Y. W. C. A. and the worked faithfully in these
the
of
she has
organizations.
On proving herself capable of teaching little children, she was given a bid to of the
P
For her excellent scholarship, Marwas rewarded by membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Pi Rho, Sodalitas Latina. She is also a member of Y. W. C. A. and A. A. Coming to us at the end of her Sophomore year from Blackstone Coladjusted herself to the
lege, she quickly
here in school.
life
Some
more conservative type of person, choosing to have a small circle of good friends rather than a scant acquaintance of many. is
n
II;
garet
A. C. E. Margarette
Chemistry, Biology
At
that
W.
Y.
Margaret, came that intangible something that put her in the latter even a little Extremely modest class. shy, her honors have done nothing to change her quiet, unassuming nature.
—
line
work
of science, doing
member
a
is
C.
and
A.,
A. A. and
of the
ever-ready
an
Possessing a
supporter of her class.
ready smile and a sunny disposition, Irene is always willing to help and never too busy to explain a difficult problem. In our minds there remains life
field
her
as
exceptionally thorough.
is
She
this
the
in
To
edge.
followed the
of knowl-
some
chose
Irene
outset
major subjects chemistry and biology. Conscientiously and persistently she has
are born to glory in the field
of sports;
the
—
question
she
will
continue
her
as a test-tuber, or will this occupa-
by her ardent
be overshadowed
tion
love of cats?
Emma Fenn Bingham Norfolk, Virginia
Education
Dorothy
Louise Bailey
you
see
of those genuinely sincere people
one
who
being that way. Not a born mixer, her friendships are limited just can't help
to a strong circle of true friends.
A. C.
E.,
W.
C. A., A. A., Club, and College
Y.
Granddaughters' Choir all claim her as a member. On the athletic field, the Class of '36 has found Louise a loyal and valuable standby. More than once she has battled shoulder to shoulder with her classmates for the points
made
that
for
athletic
class
superiority.
Loyal, girl
we
lovable,
find
Louise
willing
—
the
that's
to be.
Economics
Emma
Dorothy didn't have a long road travel in coming to S. T. C, for she
to is
however, she of Farmville continuously along the During life. school of road winding her Freshman year she became a member of the Y. W. C. A., Cotillion, and a
citizen
;
has progressed
Her Junior and Senior years brought forth from her excellent work on the Y. W. committee for town girls.
A. A.
The
of
fall
1935
De Ho
ident of
mind and the inclination Those merits have won for
brilliant
to achieve!
Home
Elementary Education here, gentle reader,
A
Farmville, Virginia
Jeffress, Virginia
And,
r *; Beorc Eh Thorn
Billings
she
was
Ec, an
elected pres-
office in
which
of
rare
literary
was
she
ability,
chairman of the May Day Theme Committee, editor of The Handbook, and literary editor of TTie Rotunda.
And,
satility,
she served the
because of her verHouse Council as Vice-President; was an active member of the Dramatic Club, the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. and, through conscientious work, gained membership in A. C. E. too,
;
Emma
she has served effectively. Dorothy has the capacity for doing
reading
an tedious tasks thoroughly and well unusual capacity that indicates a pros-
she
—
Because
high scholastic honors.
her
elected
—
known
is
minded
girl,
given
As
an artist, as a writer, possessed with the talents of a
to meditation. is
for her great love of
a serious
genius.
perous future.
Agnes Meredith Bondurant Rice, Virginia
Ruby Blanton
French
Nancy Leigh Bland
Guinea Mills, Virginia
Plain View, Virginia
Mathematics
capable,
Quiet,
—
times she
that's
is
A * 2
unassuming,
Nancy
courteous and
Leigh.
inde-
At
all
considerate of
Never the meddlesome
;
K A n
Some and
IT
;
of us are
careless
studious.
—
M
T
is
Beorc
made
others
There
;
are
to
Eh Thorn
be dashing to be
made
a place in the
world
for both types; and so, we find Ruby taking a definite stand on the side of
continued diligently along in the even
the intellectual.
tenor of her
As
way.
A
good part of her time has been spent with the College Choir, where she has genial worked well for four years.
A
nature
with; friend.
makes her easy to get along fact she knows how to be a
in
fact that Ruby is a member of A. A., Y. W. C. A., Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma
The
became a memA. A. and Y. W. C. A.
a Freshman, she
ber of the
K A
6;
A
or conspicuous type of person, she has
those about her.
n
<f>
Intellect,
Elementary Education
pendent
B
the
Mu, and
Mathematics
Clubs
bears
testimony of her sincerity, efficiency and energy. She believes in the old adage that
actions speak
louder than words,
for she reserves her words for times and places where they can be most useful.
geniality
2
;
n;
athletic
make
all
rounded personality.
member
n K
Beorc
of the
n
A;
T M;
Eh Thorn ability,
and con-
up
Aggie's well After becoming a
A. A. and
the
Y.
W.
C. A., Agnes also joined the Debate Club and Le Cercle Francais. For two years she has worked on The Rotunda staff; first as proof reader and then as Because of her intelassociate editor. lect Beta Pi Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, and Alpha Phi Sigma all claimed her as a
member.
Skill
in
basketball
won
a
place for her on the Varsity Squad. and Agnes has never Four years
—
failed to do an assigned task or whenever called on.
to
help
Helen Jeffress Boswell
Marjorie Booton Primary Education, Art
H T Hi A *
and talkative always good natured and ready to lend a helping hand that's Booton. Because of her artistic temperament, she has worked diligently on the Publicity Committee of the Y. W. C. A. and has served in the capacity of
—
matic
The
on
assistant art editor Staff.
Le Cercle Club, A. C.
VIRGINIAN
Francais,
Dra-
the
Gamma Mu, Gamma Psi also
E., Pi
Alpha Phi Sigma and claim her membership. About her there
an
is
attractive
abandon.
With
cleverness
and repartee and with her
her
natural
Primary Education
;
A
A 21
2; T *;
Bracey, Virginia
Elementary Education a * i; ii r it k a n certain dignity and reserve accompany Helen as she comes and goes on the campus. Despite this reserve, there is a great amount of capability. When a Freshman, Helen, already a member of the Ahtletic Association and the Y. W. C. A., was elected representative to the Student Council and a member of the Chapel Committee. In the College Choir, the Choral Club, and the Association of Childhood Education, she has shown marked ability. Her scholarship was recognized by Alpha Phi Sigma and Pi Gamma Mu. As a Senior, she is class treasurer and Senior ;
Irrepressible, carefree,
—
Nell Boswell
Bracey, Virginia
Luray, Virginia
flair
for
very cheerful personality she has made many friends. S. T. C. in general will miss her spontaneous humor and unpre-
chaperon.
Helen puts her
entire self into
what-
Throughout her four years
C,
We
one.
Caroline Houston Byrd
Warm Springs,
Marguerite Byrd
Virginia
Whaleysville, Virginia
Primary Education
A 2 A "Bug" is among those rare girls who dislike gossip, but is invaluable at truth meetings because of her frankness.
Sebrell, Virginia
She
is
serious as a judge one
day; the
Any
Always
industrious
No
Louise!
is
phase of college life interests her; she was on the House Council her
work interfere with pleasure; she just makes worth-while use of her leisure time. She has worked well on the Membership Committee of the Y. W. C. A., and she also belongs to the A. A. Her interest in foreign languages has won her membership in Le Cercle Francais and the Sodalitas
Rotunda. Her school spirit crept in as Cheer Leader of the junior class. She was on Panhellenic Council three years. She belongs to the Y. W. C. A., A. A., Cotillion, A. C. E., Choral Club, College Choir. She is now Secretary of the Col-
Latina.
lege Choir.
she
doesn't
let
Modest, shy, and ever a good
own independent way,
Louise goes her
not realizing that
ready
smile
brighter
for
sport,
her slow,
makes all
those
but ever-
day
the
a
little
who know
sophomore
News
year,
Editor of
History In the winter quarter of our junior year, we were joined by Marguerite, a transfer from Fredericksburg, State
With her entrance member of the Athletic Association and the Y. W. C. A. Teachers College.
next, just plain crazy.
Pre-Library Course
To
Bug, happiness means giving her best to anyone needing help regardless of whether she receives credit or blame for her efforts.
a
Marguerite
Intercollegiate
also
77ie
became
she
and good fellowship. Her unfalgood nature is a comfort to the
tering
Even her most casual
depressed.
attributes.
ultimate
Audrey Clements Hampton, Virginia
Margaret Whitehurst Clark A * 2; A K T; A 2 A Too many fine things could not be Her staunch dependsaid of "Meg"!
Katherjne Chappell Drakes Branch, Virginia
ability,
have
Music
to all of us,
not
is
though she
who
friend to those
Gifted
Kitty
with
is
well a true
are really close to a
rare
talent
for
done outstanding work the College Choir and Choral Club.
singing, she has
Along
other lines, her ability has been recognized by membership in the Dramatic Club and the Association of
Childhood Education.
Throughout her
four years she has been a
member
Athletic Association and Y. Kitty's attraction for
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to
have
hit
the
Mark!
W.
of the
C. A.
Shannon's
loyalty,
won
hearts.
Musical -minded
seems
friends
cannot fail to recognize this fundamenTrue friendliness then tal goodness. can be said to be one of her admirable
English
Mathematics
in
the kind of person one
—
ness
Miller School, Virginia
her.
is
enjoys knowing, for she is always the always bubbling over with kindsame
her
well.
known
T.
at S.
a place for herself,
one characterized by willingness and perseverance. She has done what many of us would like to have done, chosen a few activities and stuck faithfully to them. At the head of this list we name the Choral Club and more especially the College Choir in which she has served on the Executive Committee. Nell is also a member of the A. A., Y. W. C. A. and A. C. E. Maybe Nell's peaceful and pleasant frame of mind can be attributed to the fact, that she has a planned future. hear a "Virginian" is the lucky
ever she undertakes.
dictable actions.
Louise Briggs
made
Nell has
As
and
noble
character
her a cherished place in our class Vice-President, she has
worked faithfully the past two years. In the Y. W. C. A. she served well and, in her Junior year, became Chairman
A
hard of the Prayer Committee. worker as Assistant Business Manager and Business Manager of The Virginian, Secretary of Mathematics Club, a member of the Choral Club, Dramatic Club, Cotillion Club, Granddaughters' Club, Debate Club, Chapel Committee, Each year "Meg" has beand A. A. come a more vital part of our college through her quiet and effective leader-
—
ship.
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When we
need
whether large or small, rey
—
this
means
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II
something
not
we
select
only
done,
Aud-
the
task
will be accomplished, but skillfully so.
has done outstanding work in Dramatics, not on the staff perhaps, but behind the scenes where one's work often goes unrecognized. She tried athletics as a freshman and made Varsity
She
Hockey Squad, and Class Volley Ball Team. In the Y. W. C. A. she has worked on the World Fellowship Committee. She also belongs to El Circulo Espanol. There's a
lot in store for
Audrey,
success begins with determination, if
for
and
she should waver on the way, she'd be too discouraged nor yet too proud
jot
to try again.
Doris Coates
Edith Christine Coffey
Alice Collings
Norfolk, Virginia
Concord Depot, Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia
English
History
K A A *
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you"
is
A 2
2;
"Laugh and
Eh Thorn;
Beorc
II;
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friendly smile, has
the world laughs with
is,
Chaperon, Pan-
also, a Senior
Hellenic Secretary, Business Manager of Tributum Staff, Class Secretary, and a member of the Service Committee of
Y. W. C. A. Last year she served The Virginian Staff as Assistant Literary Editor, advancing this year to the position of Literary Editor. Briefly, her record
made
her
life
here a
period of work and pleasure combined.
When
not only a belief but a practice
with Doris. She believes, too, that a little work does nobody harm, for she's a member of the A. A., Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Le Cercle Francois, Sodalitas Latina, and Cotillion Club,
She
Chemistryi
Edith, with her cordial greeting and
member
Freshman, she became a A. A. and Y. W.
a
of
the
C. A., serving on the Membership Committee her Junior year. During the summer session of 1935 she was news editor of The Rotunda. She is a member of the Mathematics Club, College Choir, and Choral Club. Edith also did good work on the class baseball team her first two years. She is consistent, studious, and intersucceeding
esting,
in
whatever she un-
—
usually
subject,
has acquitted herself creditably
As
Freshman she became a memA. A. and Y. W. C. A. as well as manager of Archery during her freshman year. She is also a member of the Mathematics Club. a
Alice leaves us this year to continue with her work as a technician. She has plans for a prosperous future, with a will to see those plans through.
Patsy Nottingham Crockett Baltimore,
Ione Covert
Home A K
Economics T;
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English
—
Don't say that she
that's Ione.
is
—
the
She's not! most sociable person ever She does as she pleases and cares not think. people may what member of the Y. W. C. A. and
A
A. A.,
yet her greatest interest
lies
in
El Circulo hspanol. She is one of those rare individuals who is unable to learn this time it s enough about a subject
—
Spanish.
Incidentally,
we
another interest afloat. for her ship to
come
in,
hear she has She is waiting perhaps.
Aggie's accomplishments at S. T. C. She has, during her stay,
are many.
member World Fellowship Committee,
served as hall president, as a
of
the
of
W. C.A., as chairman of Freshman Commission, as assistant photographic and then as photographic manager the
of
Y.
The
She holds mem-
Virginian.
bership in the Dramatic Club,
Economics Club,
Home
Club, and
Cotillion
Granddaughters' Club. This year she has been elected to May Court. As a climax to her career here at Farmville, she was chosen by the
body
student
to
serve
Y.
as
W.
C. A. president.
Alpha Kappa Gamma,
Dorothy Allen Deans
attributes, bid her to
Portsmouth, Virginia
Such
2
II
P;
worked
The Tributum.
da and
literary editor of
Dot
also senior representative to the
Student Council.
Always
friendly,
help where help
is
Alpha Phi Sigma and Beorc
in
Patsy
possesses
a
mind
keen
that
Dog-
functions like an electric current.
ged determination and independence of spirit have made her a most interesting person.
membership.
and loyalty will
Grace Willard Eubank Elementary Education
n
Danville, Virginia
And
Elementary Education
Alma, known to her inner circle of "Tony," came to Farmville
friends as
always glad to needed, but never
Hers is a friendship worth officious! making and, once made, you can depend on holding it.
year
her junior
Averett
from
Junior
College.
A
Rho
She has The Rotun-
diligently.
served as proof reader for
is
ship
Eh Thorn.
Alma Elliot
Com-
W.
Hellenic Council, and Sigma Pi has
Her intellect basketball class teams. has been recognized through member-
member of the A. A. and Y. W. Tony has also done outstanding in
chestra.
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we
the
College addition
In
member of A. C. E.
To
finest
times
of
Choir and Orto
this,
she
is
a
Not satility.
A
enjoying
frivolous
Grace was class secretary for three She was a member of the Dra-
does
proof-reader on 77?e
who
hard worker.
the sort of person
content to a
Dramatic
sit
warm
by the hour. heart which the ever-
and
knit
present smile on her face easily betrays.
ver-
years.
who
is
the
is
loyal supporter of her class,
not care to be in the limelight, but
She has
that delight-
the least of her attributes
and
Tony
you
"bull sessions," as well as those
excellent
Club
is
n k 2
give
spirits.
C. A.,
work
here
mixture of fun and sophistication Grace we owe many of our very
ful
C. A. the A. A., El Circulo Espanol, Sodalitas Latina, Portsmouth Club, Cotillion Club, Panshe
Eh Thorn
Newport News, Virginia
her quiet and conscientious way. As a member of the Prayers
Y.
Beorc
A
A 2 T
Dot has only been here for the past two years, having transferred from William and Mary in Norfolk. She has, however, accomplished much in
mittee of the
faithfulness
realizing her
;
Absolute independence in whatever she does and says has characterized Patsy ever since she has been here. She came to us from Maryland State Teachers College in her junior year. member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A., she also became a member of A. C. E. Interested in athletics, she has played on both the hockey and
never go unrecognized!
Latin and Spanish
Maryland
Primary Education
Richmond, Virginia
her snappy blue eyes
the
this
ber of the
Agnes Crockett
Slight of stature, dark of hair, with
in
field.
Wytheville, Virginia
a definite fire in
With
chemistry.
true characteristics of the test-tuber, she
dertakes.
a full one.
is
Here is an active and adventuresome mind one that is forever probing some
matic Club, president of Cotillion Club, secretary of Pan - Hellenic Council,
Rotunda
staff
E.,
Y.
W.
—
A member of May Court
Choral Club, of A. C. Grace C. A., and A.
this year, of the
A.—
truly deserves our admiration
Winnie Frances Eubank
Margaret Reed Farrar
Nancy Margaret Ferguson
Franklin, Virginia
Farmville, Virginia
Danville, Virginia
English, History
History
Mathematics
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Beorc
sunny disposition and an even temperament characterize Winnie FranWilling to cooperate at all times, ces. she has done really big things in the Y. W. C. A., as chairman of the Church Cooperative Committee. Her scholastic ability has been recognized by Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Beta Pi Theta, I_e Cercle Francais, and SodaShe served on the House litas Latina. Council for two years as Hall Presi-
member
of
the
A. A. studious and industrious by nature, Winnie Frances has found time
Though
and enjoy
to enter into
of college
n
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the social phases
years.
Her
manager of and efficient
Mu,
from
business
Dramatic Club, president of Pi
capable
vary
activities
Gamma
to three years' consecutive election
Court. Alpha Kappa Gamma has recognized her ability with a bid to to
May
Louise Gathright
History
Goochland, Virginia
is
K
A;
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r
Henry!
tions.
member
of the
Debate
Club and Pi Kappa Delta, has helped to bring home the bacon from the mterscholastic debates.
She has not given time to the forensic
A
of
her
however.
Pi
quite all art,
has awarded her scholar-
Y. W. C. A. and A. A., she also has worked in El Circulo Espanol and the College Choir. Louise is a clear thinker and a born debater a most capable and efficient ship.
member
of
—
individual!
MarMath-
also belongs to the
Y. W. C. A. Her was recognized by a
scholastic
ability
bid to Pi
Gamma Mu.
Margaret
is a reserved individual has does not desire a spectacular career. She is an unselfish person, sin-
who
cere in all things,
and
a friend ever will-
ing to be of service to others at
all
times.
Mary Alice Glass Farmville, Virginia
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one of our "town" with her friendly smile and easygoing manner, is bound to be a likeable Alice,
person.
"You
her" How many times we have heard that said about "Gathright" As a Freshman she served on the
World
When
just can't help liking
Fellowship
Committee of the
Y. W. C. A., and as a member of the A. A. Also she played on the class hockey team. She has worked as circulation manager of 77ie Rotunda. In addition
to
this,
she
is
member
a
of
Dramatic Club, College Choir, A. C. E., Granddaughters' Club, and CotilIn her junior and senior lion Club.
remembered
the hearts of all
—
place
that
who know
is
Freshman she became
a
a
member of the Y. W. C. A. and A. A. She has a weakness for artistic expression, doing excellent work in the Orchesis, Dramatic Club, and
Gamma
Sigma, Beorc Eh Thorn, and Kappa Delta Pi all claim her as a member. She is a sincere and dependable peras dependable as the day is long son a fine student and an earnest worker. You may count on her to fulfill all her
Alpha
Psi.
Phi
—
—
promises.
years she has been class representative to the Student Council. There is a place where she will be forever
Winifred Goodman
She
the
Math, of the
girls,
!
Louise, as a
Gamma Mu
A. A. and
in
member
a
ematics Club.
Mary
It's
Louise upholding the affirmative side and she is standing firm to her convic-
interested
became
A *
Education
M
not Patrick
who
Elementary Education
Louise Francis
II
Greatly garet
rich life.
White Gate, Virginia
that
another of our class
nior College in Danville.
uation to be but the beginning of a full
life.
is
has only been with us for two years. She, too, came to us from Averett Ju-
membership and election as secretary. For her, the student, actor, dancer, friend, and leader, we believe this gradand
No,
Margaret
M
r
II
—
the terms and "Farrar" herself Affiliating are synonymous. early with the A. A., Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Cotillion Club, she continued upward. As a Sophomore she became an outstanding member of Orchesis and feature editor of The Rotunda, a position which she filled for two
Versatility
A
dent and was also a
r-,
Nell Virginia Hall South Hill, Virginia
in
her.
Elementary Education
Newport News, Virginia
Susan Emmerson Gresham
Science
"Ginny" is one of those likable, happy-go-lucky people who never seem Jolly, witty, to worry about anything. laughing, careless, her days are always
Portsmouth, Virginia English, French
Alarm
clock silenced, foot stamped is out of bed with a
twice,
and Winnie
song.
And,
"Sweesie" has an engaging way of
strangely enough, she's not
who can
that functions twenty-four hours a day.
you've helped?
Winnie came
Sophomore, transferring from Mary Baldwin College. She became a member of A. A., Y. W. C. A., Home Economics Club, Choral Club, College Choir, and CoClub. Gifted with gab, she's a leader for
any "bull session," and her sense of humor, together with the solitaire arrangement on her left hand, explains a twinkle
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in
her eye.
help
liking
a
person
lent
work on The Rotunda
staff, first
as
reporter and, later, as headline editor.
As
a
Sophomore
sunny.
When member She
For three years she has done excel-
to us as a
tillion
And whom
telling her friends all her troubles.
weeping before supper; instead she is possessed of a wonderful disposition
she
served
on
the
House Council as hall president. She also a member of the A. A., Y. W.
is
C. A., Dramatic Club, the Portsmouth Club, and Le Cercle Francais.
Because of her ability to coin words and phrases, we await the release of a new edition by Mr. Webster.
is
also a
Choir,
lege
Freshman she became a A. A. and Y. W. C. A.
a
of the
member
of Orchesis, Col-
Cotillion
Club,
and A.
C. E.
Ginny has danced her way into and through several May Days and class productions.
She has an admirable character, an engaging personality, and a way of making friends with everyone she meets. Weighty problems add no wrinkles to her
brow.
timist!
She
is
the
proverbial
op-
r
Grace Louise Harris Richmond, Virginia
Waverly, Virginia
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Here
Hail to Claudia, the jolly good fellow! To have as much fun and frivolity about one as Claudia has and still to possess that rare thing called "sense
is
surprising in the highest degree.
From
the
first,
member-
she claimed
A. A., the Y. W. C. A., was bid into the Cotillion Club, the Dramatic Club and the Choral Club. As an active member of the A. C. E. and as a reporter on The Rotunda Staff, she has done excellent
ship in the
and
Dartha Harrison
Claudia Harper Newport News, Virginia
later she
is
cere people
good met"
one of those genuinely sinwho just can't help being a
With
friend.
We
Richmond Normal
C,
That "laugh and
world laughs
the
with you" spirit will be missed here next year when we no longer see her
Upon
School.
en-
was connected with A. A. In a short time she became a member of the Dramatic Club and the A. C. E. tering S.
Y.
the
T.
W.
she
C. A., and the
During Grace's
we have known
work.
a "hail-fellow-well-
about her, Grace will always have a bright smile for everybody. regret that she has been with us only one year. Her other Alma Mater was air
will be missed
short
with us,
stay
a friendly nature that
by us
all
when
she leaves
us in June.
Bessie
— Martha
A. A.,
she has
usually the shining light of the class.
Likable and good-natured, she has the
We admire person
of
respect
all
who know
but
things,
her.
her as an unassuming sort of
who makes no show calmly
and
all
C. A., though she never took a very
Her
active part in either of these.
she has
spirit
shown by her
school activities.
all
Dramatic Club,
the
As
a
she
fine
interest in
member of worked
has
faithfully. Her ever increasing knowledge and interest in the field of her major subject led to membership in the Mathematics Club. Dartha's kind nature and quiet manner will be missed by us next year. The
lend a helping hand to for her many staunch
made
true friends.
Elizabeth Hart
of
During the past four years Bessie proved herself possessive of that
is
Childhood Education. Rather quiet but studious, Martha
friendly
by
a
Hart
has
excelled in Athletics, playing on the Class Basketball, Volley Ball, Hockey, and Baseball Teams. She is also a member of the Y. W. C. A., the Dramatic Club and the Association of
is
is
History
concerning red-heads even tempered and tranquil. of the
well-liked
is
She
Sutherland, Virginia
contradiction to the age-old tradi-
member
Athletic
her.
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
a
never excited or
not well-known to
member of the Association and the Y. W.
Union Level, Virginia
Waverly, Virginia
girl, is
of us, but she
all
others has
Martha Harrison
As
Dartha
who know
and
tion
easy-going
willingness to
bright smile on the halls.
A
An rattled!
doing
Regardless
ability that gets things done.
of the situation one can depend on her.
She's that kind of person
—
sincere
and
dependable.
The A. A., Y. W. C. A., Choral Club, and A. C. E. all claim her membership.
Studious and industrious by nature, life here at S. T. C. has been a quiet and easy-going sequence of days. her
Never
excitable,
Bessie
has
that
en-
Quietly but surely "Liz" makes her way to and fro. Known only to a few of us she limits her associations, friendships and confidences to a small group.
She was early connected with the and the Y. W. C. A. Later, because of good work in Spanish, she was bid to and became a member of El Circulo Espanol. The Dramatic Club also claims her as a member. In the Cotillion Club she is ever present and ever active. Athletic Association
At
viable trait of being able to take things as they
come and
to
make
the most of
her
them.
the end of the winter quarter Liz
having finished requirements for
left us,
degree.
memory
Behind her she leaves a
that cannot fail to last.
industriously
carries on.
Virginia
Kathryn Saunders Harvey Curdsville, Virginia
Biology
"Never put
Beorc
you can do today"
activities.
accurate and systematic.
a
member
of the
the
Y.
Town
W. Girls'
C. A.,
Com-
She has been on the House Council for two years, serving as Hall President. She also belongs to the A. A., the Dramatic Club, Mathematics Club, the Granddaughters' Club, and Cotilmittee.
lion
Club.
"Kat's" sunny disposition has already helped the hand of fate reveal her destiny. The wedding bells have chimed and the thought of school teaching has vanished.
off until is
Eh Thorn
tomorrow, what
Despite the fact that "Kat" now has an "outside attraction," she has found time to take an interest in campus
As
San Antonio, Texas
History
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she served on
Carolyn Hoon
Cathleen Hooke
McDowell, Virginia
Virginia's guid-
ing principle for all her actions.
She
is
Virginia has served for three years on the Church Cooperative Committee of the Y. W. C. A. In addition to the A. A., she has also worked in both Her the Debate and Dramatic Club. record as a student speaks for itself through her membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, and Beorc Eh Thorn. Virginia has never allowed anything She is an to interfere with her work. ambitious, hard and dependable worker, and an excellent student.
A
goodly portion of spontaneity, an outspoken mind, a gracious manner, and these are the many-sided interests characteristics that make Carolyn dear
—
to us.
From Texas, by way
of
Queens-
came to us as a Sophomore. She soon became a member of the Cotillion Club, the A. A., and the Y. W. C. A. She has become a member of Alpha Phi Sigma and Kappa Chicora,
she
Delta Pi. In
not
remembering Carolyn one can-
fail to
picture her stumbling along at
a furious rate with her arms
makes is
a sensational landing
half over!
full.
—and
She class
JBk
IZELL HOUCK.
Marie Hundley
Margaret Hurtt
Blackstone, Virginia
Sedley, Virginia
Nassawaddox, Virginia
French
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who
another
is
believes
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K A H worker
industrious a
work never
little
She came
hurts anyone.
Never
Farmville
to
at
her opinions
whole heart and
Izell puts her
everything
into
and her determina-
Marie
light,
When
Mathematics and History
presence
never seeking the loyal
as
is
as
she
as
limeis
de-
the
W.
Y.
because of her ability
later
teacher
a
A. A.
of the
Department
the
in
of
Primary Education, she was asked to become a member of the Association of Childhood Education. She is one
who take their never letting her class
of those rare individuals
work work
seriously,
A 2 A
or
Freshman, Marie became
a
member C. A. and a
Her
undertakes.
she
application to duty
soul
—
her
pendable.
the beginning of her Junior year from
Blackstone College. During her first year here, she joined Le Cercle Francais and became a member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A. Her belief in hard work was recognized by her membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Pi Theta, and Kappa Delta Pi.
advertising
The
her
mates, she
tion to finish successfully everything she
ways
begins are the elements certain to bring
humor.
is
one who always in a
known
obliging
—
fellow
as
classis
al-
good
her
We
we
fun
And
her expense.
get at
she
does, too!
When
Freshman she became a A. A., also of the Varsity Basketball Squad. She now belongs to the Y. W. C. A., the Dramatic Club, Math. Club, and the Cotillion
member
a
of the
Club.
She and
friends
leaving
room, knocks on her own door before going out, is Hurtt. Absent-minded? Yes, but such a sport! all enjoy the
suffer.
To
when
who,
girl
generally
is
and
quiet
known
known because
thus
as easy-going,
Perhaps she
indifferent.
is
she never interferes
The
in the affairs of others.
and
grit
determination with which she sets out to accomplish a task proves that Hurtt
success.
will climb high,
and she
will not falter
on the way.
Elizabeth Huse Roanoke, Virginia English and History
A K r
all
Huse
Then,
like to play.
her,
able leadership,
and
full
we
find in
recognition of
which she was tapped by Alpha Kappa Gamma. She has been outstanding as Hall President, Vice-President and as
House Council. As a was Treasurer of Student Council. In the Y. W. C. A., she has been an active member, serving FreshPresident of the she
Junior,
man Commission,
Social Committee, and
Sing Committee.
As
a
Senior Chap-
a member of A. A., Cotillion Club, Pan-Hellenic Council, and Student Standards Committee, Huse has further proved herself versatile and erone,
Latin and French
Elementary Education
There are some who always find something worthwhile to do some noble task to accomplish. "Buddy" falls into that kind of group. And when it
comes
to serving,
We
she
envy her
is
a wizard at
Jeannette
who have
2; 2
little
But her work as a member of Orchesis not only to be lauded but to be remembered and used as a shining example. She is also a member of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., the A. C. E., and the Dramatic Club.
do not
Although extra
is
-
a
curricula
an
trait,
of
activities
interest her greatly, she
belongs
A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and a member of Sodalitas Latina.
Since she has been nette
girls is
Never progets her work
With such
time.
Ability and determination have characterized "Buddy" in every activity.
she
but she
Jeannette
crastinating,
to the
P
say,
to
course, she succeeds.
is
n
one of those quiet
is
any student body.
asset to
done on
this skill!
There's no need to wish her success! Success is hers already.
capable.
A *
—
the game.
Jones
B.
Smithfield, Virginia
of
whom we
too,
in
Jeannette
Crenshaw Jones
Lynchburg, Virginia
a girl with
is
Lois
K 2
II
fun-loving
Frolicsome, laughter,
;
has
not
name Honor
flurried
in
school, Jean-
around
noisily,
but her
has been seen frequently
on the
Roll.
Anne Margaret McCready Maude Anne Jones La
Parksley, Virginia
Crosse, Virginia
Latin
English
Anne came
Although Maude had been with the class for four years, she had to spend a part of her Senior year away from us
Virginia
the
the
is
an
unusually
She does not make a
fuss
quiet
girl.
about what
she does; instead she goes on unassumingly
and does
not one
she
is is
that practical
whose
Even though
who demands pomp, Maude
it.
and
career
efficient sort of
should
be
person
devoted
to
school teaching.
Upon
Elementary Education
member
knew
Virginia never
body her
friend.
she always
a stranger,
for
had
And
for these friends
a
of a joke or a
bit
friendly greeting.
Upon entering school, she became a member of the Athletic Association and the Y. W. C. A., and was later claimed by the A. C. E. because of her ability to
M
least,
teach children.
And
mind!
she considered everyone in the student
A. A.
Maude
William and Mary.
Mae Lee
Altavista, Virginia
because of sickness. Before leaving to recuperate, she was a member of the Y. W. C. A. and of
from now, to say we're glad she changed her to us as a transfer
entering school, she
of
the
A. A.,
the
became a Y. W.
C. A., and the Granddaughters' Club. She later joined the Dramatic Club.
Because of her work in Latin and French, she is a member of Le Cercle Francais and Sodalitas Latina. Anne seldon gives her opinion about a matter.
In fact, she rarely has
much
But we know she has her thoughts and we're aware of the fact to
say.
that "Silence
is
golden."
Dorothy McNamee
Jane Main
Ellen Mason
Farmville, Virginia
Petersburg, Virginia
Lynchburg, Virginia Mathematics, History
Elementarv Education
Elementarv Education
11
The
— The othy
of Dor-
artist is descriptive
more ways than one.
in
of her of
term
artistic
Gamma
ability,
she
is
Because a
member
As
Psi and Orchesis.
one
of the latter group, she has been prominent in the production of various recitals
May Day
and
dance
programs.
glides into one's presence
—
— unperturbed
cool, calm, nonchalant.
Jane has taken part in many of the She is a member of the Y. W. C. A., the A. A., and the Cotillion Club. On the House Council school activities.
But her activities do not end here. She is a member of the A. A. In her sophomore year, she played on the Varsity Hockey Squad, and as a member of the Y. W. C. A., she served on the Town Girls' Committee. The Dramatic Club and Choral Club also claim
A talented
she served as hall president.
she has played for four years
violinist, in
Her even force
and
temperament
indicate
her
for
Always
quiet
promising
a
neatly attired, always pleas-
always willing
—
that's
T
Always
M
do a job and do Freshman, she became a memA. A., the Y. W. C. A., the Mathematics Club, the Freshman Commission, and reporter on The Rotunda staff. She has since served the staff as news editor, associate editor, and business manager. it
well!
a
ber of the
A
sports
manager of
she
enthusiast,
volleyball.
has
been
In addition she
a good sport
may
Elsie
for fun,
As
Mayo
Elsie
be called a "play-
time, she
the one
is
who
add
will
to the
two organizations, the Y. W. C. A., and the Athletic Association, she seems to have been partial to the latter, for she went out for baseball
Of
the
in '35.
Though and
is
it
town
Elsie has lived in
year, she remains
"one of
"one of the "Adios."
to
this
the girls"
girls" that
we
regretfully say
one of our town
Can we
forget
where? No! forget Addie.
who
A. A. During her first year with us, she worked on the Freshman Commission of the Y. W. C. A. Billie's scholastic record was such a worthy one that she was chosen student assistant
in
the
of the
kindergarten.
her heart she has a pla<" real
friends!
And
in
for a host of
Moore
such efficiency.
just
Dons Her
A
demic rewards are many. her activities will show that ship in the Y. W. C. A., A. A., the Dramatic Club, Sodalitas
the
Latina,
pos-
aca-
glance at
memberand the Orchesis,
Mathematics
a few of her achievements.
She served
on the House Council as hall president and worked faithfully for four years on the Student Standards Committee. Membership in Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Phi Sigma, Sigma Pi Rho, and Alpha Kappa Gamma prove her success. Doris has such a rare combination of independence, individuality, scholarship, that the
Eastville,
whole college
one
who
us out of the
why
That's
ever
is
we'll never
She has not only helped
dumps
for the time being,
As a member of the Choral Club and the College Choir, Addie has done
And
well.
she has not failed to
work
A. A., the \ W. C. A., and Debate Club. Yes, Cotillion, too, has claimed her as a member.
in
the
.
the
That such Addie should But studying her
a
fun-loving
like to is
List.
person as unusual.
is
her chief diversion,
name has become
Dean's
study
Virginia
re
about afterwards.
help.
member
—
Elementary Education
but she has given us something to laugh
however, always willing to be of assistance to anyone who needs her
and
spontaneous laughter which make life seem good and she reaps from it only
Virginia
clowning and ever finding humor every-
girls
that
of joviality, that bubbling joy
Martha Nottingham
Morgan
is,
a
spirit
Addie Norfleet
are not often seen around the campus.
is
A. A.
the
and leadership,
She
She
also a member of the Dramatic Club, Mathematics Club, Cotillion Club, and
is
looks up to her.
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
two
Club, and the Cotillion Club are only
gayety.
Suffolk,
Andersonville, Virginia
athletic
for
Hockey Team. Ellen
years to the Class
sesses
always ready
If
Cotillion, also, claims her.
is
Ellen has proved her by the support she gave
takes seems impossible, but
—
you're feeling blue, she will cheer you up; if you're out for a good girl."
ley Ball, and Varsity Hockey teams, working herself up to membership in the Monogram Club of which she was the treasurer in '34 and the president in '35.
Billie
of the
SnP;AKT;A2T
has played on the Class Baseball, Vol-
Billie
sides,
ability
member
Efficiency in everything one under-
History
helps her
a
Richmond, Virginia Mathematics K A H; A $ 2;
Schuyler, Virginia
Chemistry II
pos-
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, she has worked both as a member and then as chairman of the Alumnae Membership Committee. Be-
As
Doris
Post Oak, Virginia
2;
Ellen
sesses.
Dot.
Nonchalant, casual, easy-going! But oddly enough she has a determination (once her mind is made up) that
the joy of living
Titian-haired
the
the ripest fruit
Evelyn Cosby Massey
K A n; A *
these
— 9.
life
Nature has endowed her with
the College Orchestra.
future.
her.
ant,
Four years have made little change in Jane. She is still that dark, dreamy beauty, who, calmly sophisticated,
carefree
and
a fixture on the
—
Those deep red blushes those happy smiles that would so bewitchingly light up her face when she'd come in on certain nights
rather
late
forget
them?
—
can
we
Martha played hockey on the VarSquad and Class Teams for three seasons. She served the Y. W. C. A. as secretary of the Freshman Commis-
sity
sion;
the
Student Council as
Campus
League chairman the Student Standards Committee as ex-officio member; the Cotillion Club as leader for one year; the Granddaughters' Club as treasurer, and Pan-Hellenic as a member of the ;
Council.
And
her face
is
among
those
Chosen Queen of Mardi Gras ard Maid-of-honor in the May Court of 1936, Martha has revealed to us in Chi.
received the rewards of true beauty.
Claudine O'Brien
Ernestine Payne
Warm
Appomattox, Virginia Latin
2
P;
II
2;
K A
Spanish
A *
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Claudine is a friendly sort of person bestows her kindnesses on a small group of acquaintances. She is the typical school teacher who will coach a
who
Ernie has
behind her a warm who have had
left
quiet,
times,
at
there
is
Latin, her major subject, has brought
and Sigma Pi Rho. She is also a member of the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Phi Sigma, and
whenever the need arose. As chairman of the Prayers Committee of the Y. W. C. A. and as a member of the A. A., the Dramatic Club, the Chapel Committee, and the
Kappa Delta
College
pass.
her membership in both Sodalitas Latina
Pi
speak
all
for
her
friend
—
sincere,
plain spoken
—
honest,
that's
loyal,
Claudine!
served
she
unusually
too, as a hall president of
House Council,
she
showed
real
power Ernie's never failing pleasantness and unruffled outlook on life make her the friendly individual that she is!
Perrow
Sallie
the
Choir,
Then,
well.
scholastic ability.
she
that
contagious chuckle that just will burst forth. While here, Ernie has worked
order that he
in
ginia
the pleasure of being intimate with her.
Though
was born under
Dramatic Club. As a Freshman, she became a mem-
W.
Y.
ber of the
What
well.
anyone
an excellent attribute for
to possess!
Ann
the luckiest ol
a conscien-
is
studies
hard.
makes us incapable of forgetting her winning personality and her true Southern Charm. Some day she may yet
Latin
Elizabeth Pohlig
AKT; A*S; 2HP: UKA;
Richmond, Virginia
We
There History
Her
other three years of college
were
spent
However,
William
at
in the
life
Mary.
and
short time she has been
we have grown
here,
to
know and
ad-
member of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. She is petite of stature. She makes no show of what is
a
she does, but calmly
and industriously
M
don't need to resort to the smallacquire honors that bespeak their character. Margaret is one of those whose power and personality have led to success. She was, from the first, a part of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. Because ness of politics to
her
excellent
work
pa Delta, and she is now the proud wearer of the diamond key. She belongs,
the
to Sodalitas
also,
her last year she
in
And
Latina. is
Dramatic Club. With deep regret we
president of
Margaret which she
see
close a chapter in her life of
thing at the right time.
Debate
the
in
Club, she became a member of Pi Ka^-
row
she carries on.
right
T
will
of
mire her.
Ann
II
community
are those in every
who
Fate deprived us of the pleasure of knowing Ann until our senior year.
She is an entertaining individual one of those people who always do the
history.
V. Louise
She
who works hard and
tious person
Amelia, Virginia
on her. realize Home Economics doesn't sound like our "Frivolous Sal"; nevertheless, she belongs to the Home Ec Club. She is also a member of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A. and the Cotillion Club. She is quite college-minded, perhaps more so towards V. M. I. and other neighboring institutions than our own. Just as she makes some gentlemen forget they are woman-haters, she, likewise
make
C. A., serving on
the Alumnae Membership Committee. She is also a member of the A. A. She has the capacity for sitting down and doing tedious tasks thoroughly and
Margaret Beverly Pollard
the gods haven't yet ceased
smile
to
is
Le Cercle Francais, El Circulo Espanol, Sodalitas Latina, and of
A 2 A
And
seems that
It
a language enthusiast, for she
History
Sallie
e
a studious person.
is
is
member
a
Lynchburg, Virginia
stars.
n
Membership in these honorary fraternities show us at a glance that Vir-
spot in the hearts of those
may
student for hours
A
2; b
Eh Thorn
Beorc
fair,
McClure Payne
Petersburg, Virginia
History
A *
T M;
II
Virginia
Springs, Virginia
has a right to be proud.
Potter
Petersburg, Virginia
Elementary Education
A K Queen
May
—
of
T;
T *;
Elementary Education
a
Lucy we know
as one of the leaders
of the Class of '36.
She
a
is
member
Cotillion Club,
She served
the
and Y.
of the the
A. A.,
is
untrained
quiet, dignified, little
Tapelle
Mary
observer,
and reserved
indifferent.
To
the ob-
know
the
servant individual and those that
W.
C.
A.
her, she
in
the
ard humorous remarks. Both the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. claim her as a member. Her
Commission, and as chairman of the Committee on World Fellowship. On the Student Council she has served as Junior Class Representative and VicePresident.
is
a jovial soul, full of witticisms
talent in music has
bership is
also
in
brought
the Choral Club.
mem-
to her
Mary Lee
found among the chosen few
that belong to the Cotillion Club.
She is a Senior Chaperon and has been two years in May Court. This is
Lee
the
C. A.
Y.
capacity of chairman of the Freshman
year she
Elementary Education
To
perhaps a
W.
Suffolk, Virginia
Boykins, Virginia
Mardi Gras, Queen of
maiden fair to see! Truly her beauty is more than "skin deep." Easy-going, sympathetic, and lovable is the
Eva Tapelle Pruden
Mary Lee Powell
A2 A
May
Queen!
She
is
another one
who
is
another person
into our midst this
who
year.
just
How-
become a valuable part of But one has to know her to appreciate her fully. She is capable,
ever, she has
the class.
own
however, of holding her
with
all
types of people.
She the
Y.
is
a
W.
member of the A. A. and C. A. Because of her ex-
cellent ability as a violinist, she
a
member Tapelle
Her
became
of the College Orchestra. is
not
interests
by nature
lie
will not see
willingly
those
Or do
friendly,
and
the necessity of teaching school.
our eyes deceive us?
came
too
'spectacular.'
much
around
adaptable,
smoothly with any group.
in
her.
she
helping
Genial, fits
in
^M
Mary Kathleen Ranson
Dorothy Rhodes
Mary Robeson
Farmville, Virginia
Cartersville, Virginia
Blacksburg, Virginia English
Elementary Education and Physical Education A * 2
A
born athlete
Her
!
record
English
A* is
en-
viable.
She has "captained" the Class Hockey, Basketball, and Volley Ball Teams. As a member of the Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Tennis and Baseball Squads, she "captained" the Varsity Basketball and Hockey Squads, and managed Tennis for two years. In field and track she was high-point winner and blazer winner. She was VicePresident of the A. A., and a member Club. On The Rotunda Staff she held the positions of Reporter, Assistant Athletic Editor and Athletic Editor. In the Y. W. C. A., she was a member of the Service Committee. Debate Club, and A. C. E. also claim her. Kathleen is a true sport individual of the
Monogram
"Dot"
College of William and Mary, she immediately became a member of the A. A., and the Y. W. C. A.
Because of her scholastic achieveshe was bid to membership in Alpha Phi Sigma and Kappa Delta Pi. Her unusual ability in English gave her a bid to Beorc Eh Thorn, also. ments,
a person who is not easily Full of ambition, she seeks the
with
best
diligent
Her
earnestness.
no words or motion being
darling of
Hennie is the reason why the opposite sex from neighboring institutions make frequent visits to S. T. C. However, with all of her many attracshe has found time to take part
tions,
campus
in
the
activities.
A. A., and
the
the Cotillion Club,
As
a
member
of
Y. W. C. A., and Le Cercle Francais
and the Dramatic Club, Hennie has worked well. For four years she had been on the Student Standards Committee, holding the position of Chairman during the last two years.
Popular, attractive, and lovable, Hennie has easily won the hearts of all of us.
of
athlete
by her excellent support.
three years she has played on the ley Ball Class
Team and
Team. She
For Vol-
the Baseball
member of the Monogram Club, the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., the Dramatic Club and the Granddaughters' Club. Her musical ability
is
also a
has been recognized through
membership
in
the
—
Chapel Committee, the Cotillion, Mathematics, Monogram, H..O Clubs, and the Y. W. C. A. As a Junior she appeared in May Court. Efficient Busi-
The
Manager of Virginian her junior year, she gained the position of ness
Editor
this year.
Beware
—
she's a Chi!
Though we begrudge William and Lelia's one year there, we cherish
the
Thorn.
a keen observer of the needs and she does those little kind-
nesses others leave undone.
Her
philos-
ophy may be summed up thus: genuine democracy and frank simplicity.
T;
2 2 2
Gifted with outstanding leadership, quick wit, and strong character, Florence came here as a Sophomore from
William and Mary.
A
rate athlete
first
excelling in both hockey
and basketball, she played on class teams and varsity squads, one year serving as manager of She has been on the Chapel Committee, the Students' Standards Committee, on Pan-Hellenic Council as basketball.
Treasurer, Business
May
the
Manager
of Cotil-
Club, Senior Chaperon, twice
lion
Court,
associated with
a
Y.
worthy Chi,
W.
Because of her
C.
in
and
A.
journalistic
ability,
she served as reporter,
make-up editor, and editor-in-chief of The Rotunda. Just one unpardonable fault she
—
Ellen Simmerman Wytheville, Virginia
Primary Education
man-
In neatness, poise, personality,
With
wide and thorough intellect combined with an uncanny ability for what is commonly known as "bulling," Lucy's four years have been for her little or no trouble. Grades just seem to a
come her way
Club. fills
in
horseback
riding
a large part of her spare time.
Then,
too,
Incidentally,
she never ignores
races, boxing,
Of Lucy fun
her.
in
football games,
the like.
—
be it said a generous naa bit of an optimist, a lover of she lives life for the best there is
—
it.
and
ner,
and
"Tib"
ability
to
change her mind,
typifies to us the lady.
During her stay with served the the
ident,
House Council Y. W. C. A.
us,
as
Tib has
Hall Pres-
as a
member
of Social Committee, and the Dramatic
regardless!
town as she does, her activities have been limited to the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and the Cotillion Living
our three years of work and play with
-
her
History
ture,
148
of
was
is
Farmville, Virginia
Mary
-
Mary
and work, Lelia made
on The Rotunda, ex-officio member of Students' Standards Committee, a member of the
Eh
Beorc
a bid to
of others,
Lucy Knight Shields
noble standards, athlete, eternal worker, leaves an indelible mark.
torian. Sports Editor
she
ability
talks in her sleep!
Lelia, the diplomat, clown, bearer of
skill
invited to
because
Manager of May Day her senior year. Her knowledge in English brought her
Choral Club and
College Choir. Quiet and modest, Edith applied herself most where she fitted best in athletics.
Through
and
originality
A K
Lelia Johnson Sanford
history for the A. A. on Varsity and Class Basketball and Hockey Squads. She served competently as Class Gif-
and
Orchesis,
join
Orange, Virginia History
profited
Orange, Virginia Chemistry A K T; 2 2 2
was
slender gracefulness, she
Florence Sanford
no little renown is found in the personage of Edith. She held the honored position of playing on the Varsity Hockey Squad in her junior year. Class teams have
Class
W. C. A., Because of her
Y.
the
the Cotillion Club.
A * S
!
intellect!
Alberta, Virginia
An
the
lost.
A. A.
ber of the
and
Elementary Education
English
—
and sincere done quietly,
and
Edith Neblett Samford
Richmond, Virginia bonnie lassie"
care
tasks are
Q
JI
Mary entered Farmville her junior year from V. P. I. She became a mem-
is
ruffled.
Henrietta Salsbury
"A
to
IT;
lithe spirit radiating truth, simplic-
individuality,
ity,
her junior year from the
athletic!
the class
Coming
personality.
Dot
A
genuine and possesses an
is
Farmville
in
Eh Thorn; K A
Beorc IT
unassuming
—
and
K A
2; Beorc Eh Thorn;
Club a
as
Head
member
of
of Costuming. She the
is
also
College Choir,
the
Home
Economics Club, the A. C. E., the Cotillion Club, and the Chapel Committee. Fun-loving and carefree, with a slight tendency toward fickleness, we find her in
Tib plans to William and Mary.
every social gathering.
leave us to study at
May
she enjoy friendships there equal
to those she
has formed
among
us.
Mildred Slayton
Hazel Smith
Crewe, Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia
Elementary Education
Fun-loving
—
speech-loving
—
Y;
K
II
Mildred
2
Never selfnever presumptuous, Hazel
pride of our hearts!
effacing, yet
both the Y.
has been a valued part of our school
Her interest in debating has led her to pledge allegiance to the Debate Club, and higher work in this h->e has attained for her membership in Pi Kappa Delta. Some day, we hope, she will be a second Stephen Douglas. Her membership in Sodalitas Latina has proved her
since her
interest in the classics.
Committee as a member, and as ex-officio member. She has worked on The VIRGINIAN and The Rotunda staffs. She is a mem-
A
keen
well-sprinkFd with
intellect,
of fun, give us the recipe for the
bits
make-up known
unique
as
sorts
tical
The
these to
Mildred! She has served in W. C. A. and the A. A.
spell
Farmville, Virginia
Primary Education
English
A K us
Mildred W. Smith
—Mildred
freshman year.
Class repre-
years, she
was advanced
of our Student
Body
Affiliated with
in
to
A.,
C.
has
she
W.
preferred
the
member
a
of friends since she
as chairman,
she has made, however, stable
of person
Franktown, Virginia
"Smoot,"
as she
"Tank"
known
to us,
the "hail-fellow-well-met" type.
Elizabeth possesses that calm reserve
come here
and quiet dignity
when
she trans-
responds.
her Junior year
ferred from Harrisonburg State
Teach-
ers College. is a member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A. As a member of th» Dramatic Club she has worked unusually hard, and her artistic irstinct has won
Kitty
the
for her a bid to is
her genial
Gamma
a born mixer.
ways
is
Psi.
Coupled with
her courage to face
as it is and never to turn her back on hardships. These qualities give her that happy-go-lucky dispcsition which life
Her
to
the
world
entrance
school brought her
in
membership in both the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. Because of her talent in the field of music, she became a member of the College Choir to which she has truly given her undivided
at-
Elizabeth
is
quiet
and modest, but
with both innate ability and sincerity. Her soothing smile and understanding heart have won for her is
gifted
—
She served the Y. W. C. A. on the Membership Committee and was in the Dramatic Club for two years. member of the Cotillion Club, the Granddaughters' Club, and A. C. E., she proved herself a capable and congenial
A
be
will
It was hard to say "good-bye" at Christmas time to one so much a part
of us.
Marion Howe Umberger
in class headlines,
remembered
as
an
Wytheville, Virginia
able
worker.
Music
Elizabeth Trent
Clyde Tuck
Gloucester, Virginia
Virgihna, Virginia
History
Elementary Education, History
Quiet, genial, always thoughtful of
and always possessed of a dedo the right thing, "Trent" has and
impressed us as one of sincerity great strength of character.
Elizabeth came here from Blackstone College her junior year. She became a part of college life immediately through her membership in the A. A.
Y. W. C. A. Her musical was quickly recognized, and she
the
With life,
Her
have been limited
activities
membership and the Y.
in the
W.
to
Athletic Association
C. A.
However, she
has devoted her time profitably to her studies.
a
few of us know Clyde well,
but those of us
who
do,
know
a
warm
was given a bid to the College Choir. She leaves us with a good scholastic record, an open mind, and a large sense
friend. When she was graduated at the end of the fall quarter, she left us, having acquired that for which she
of dependability.
came
an education.
bit
of indifference
toward
college, de-
only those things that really appealed to her. An ardent enthusiast of music, she
became an outstanding member of the Choral Club and the College Choir. She is also a member of Orchesis. In the Y. W. C. A. she was active as a member of the Freshman Commission of the Fellowship Committee for two years, and of the Music Committee during
Only
a
Marion went through
voting most of her time and interest to
Far from garrulous, Clyde says little but manages to accomplish quite a bit in her own intellectual way. "Still water runs deep," you know.
—
nice also
A. A.
Although she
a circle of close friends.
she
"witty to talk
worker.
tention.
she
is
walk with, and
sleeping
has not always been
envy.
which
who
on."
active in the
tunately for us, she did not
one
This year, she has been In fact she was on the hockey field four days each week last fall those days when she wasn't to think
is
Unfor-
is
with, pretty to
fi
is
K 2
II
Elizabeth Bland Sutton Elementary Education
and
sort
never be forgotten.
Elementary Education
Plain View, Virginia
M
r *;
ability
circle
Florence M. Tankard
Alpha Kappa Gamma.
History and Art
sire to
Grand-
came here. Those know her as a
and dependable
who can
Alexandria, Virginia
others,
the
Mildred has not made a large
latter,
serving Sing
in
Catherine Griffith Smoot
we
of
daughters' Club.
Pan-Hellenic Council, and a silent Chi. Hazel's worthy leadership and capability were recognized by membership
Kitty
became a
ber of Cotillion Club, vice-president of
Slayton.
until
she
primary education brought her a bid A. C. E. Fortunately for her, she is the daughter of an alumna, for that
makes her
this year.
A. A. and Y.
life.
Despite her reserve,
two
of secretary as a Junior, and president
one of those serious, pracindividuals such as one
member of the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Her interest and excellent work
to the position
sentative to the Student Council for
is
of
rarely finds in college
her
Senior
year.
The Dramatic
Club, Le Cercle Francais, the A. A., and the Cotillion Club all claimed her membership. Dignified and reserved, with a way and a will of her own, Marion will be remembered for her individuality.
Marcia Vick
Sue Waldo
Courtland, Virginia
Churchland, Virginia History 31 n
Elementary Education
On
room one
entering her
finds
busy with a dozen little tasks that must be done. There's one and only one way that is known to be a sure cia
cure.
only necessary to ask her to
It is
do one more favor or new
job.
ately all things are laid aside,
job
Truly Marcia
done.
is
Immediand the
ever will-
is
and ever eager to help. She is a member of the A. A., Y.W. C. A. and Association of Childhood Education. For her we know that the
ing
opportunity
is
all that's
Sue
Mar-
necessary. She'll
solve the rest.
takes
As
She
a frank soul.
is
life as
Linda Guinea
Elementary Education one
is
who
comes.
it
member of the Church CoCommittee when a Freshman, of the Service Committee as a Sophomore, Sue worked from cabinet member a
operative
to vice-presidency of the
She has been both secretary
of
the
Y.
W.
C. A.
hall president
and
House Council.
In
addition to this she holds membership
A. A., Freshman Commission, CotilClub, Debate Club, Portsmouth Club and Student Day Committee. Sue was also a Senior Chaperon. in
lion
Sturdy capability mingled with the of optimism combine in her con-
spirit
Sue
be remembered as fun-loving, generous, and quest of the true
will
Farmville, Virginia
Elizabeth James Walton
Physical Education and History
Clifton Forge, Virginia
n T
31;
A K
A 2 A
1";
History and English II r 31 K A II B II 9
rich heritage of character, ability, to
make up "Walms-
—
;
;
;
Membership-Alumnae Committee of the Y. W. C. A. for two years, she succeeded to a position
officio
Athletics being her has been manager of
secretary,
president
of
the
member
the
She has served on
cil.
Committee,
and and an exStudent Coun-
vice-president,
A. A.
of
the
Student
Town
Girls'
Standards
Freshman Commission C. A. She has been
of
About one we
class
baseball
squads. also a member of the Y. W. Dramatic Club, Monogram Club and Granddaughters' Club. She is sincere and dependable you may count on her to do what she prom-
She
C.
is
A.,
—
do.
ises to
on the cabinet as secretary
On
Rotunda
77ie
staff
W.
a Junior, she served
treasurer of the
as
The Ro-
of
desiring
service
will say
nothing more.
rather
History
a k r
"A
the
feature editor
tunda and a member of the Monogram and Cotillion clubs. than fame,
Working on
and
Y.
the
Junior class, sports editor of
her
of
For three years she played on Varsity hockey and basketball
Tac Waters
Walton.
tennis,
the
captain
Onley, Virginia
strong
she
made team.
<j>
ley's" personality. suit,
on the basketball, volley ball, baseball and hockey teams. As a Junior she was
A K T A 2 that is the Personality and intellect unforgetable and unsurpassable "Toot" ;
A
and humor combine
For one so athletically inclined, we feel that Linda should have doubled her course, adding a major in Sports, to that of Elementary Education. As a member of the A. A., she has worked
true blue.
Walmsley
Louise
lfe.
Walker
Mills, Virginia
year.
this
Tac
When
The
VIRGINIAN literary editor. She is also a member the A. A., Chapel Committee, Le
;
re
woman, nobly planned."
a delightful companion, a straight
is
thinker, a capable leader
—
one whose
opinions are valued highly.
As
she served as
and proof reader.
perfect
class president for four years she
efficient. She is a Chaperon, a member of the Dramatic Club, Sodalitas Latina, Cotillion Club, A. A. and she has served
has been faithful and
Senior
Y. W. C. A. as ex-officio member Freshman Commission. She has also
Francais, and Dramatic and Granddaughters' Club. Her intellect and leadership have brought her mem-
the
Alpha Kappa Gamma, Pi Gamma Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Beta Pi Theta and Alpha Phi Sigma.
years, holding the office of president her
Cercle
bership
A
in
keen mind
—
a host of friends
been on Pan-Hellenic Council for three
Sophomore year. This year she ident of Alpha Kappa Gamma. despite denials, she
We
"Toot."
Beverly Wilkinson
Mary Elizabeth Wood
Lynchburg, Virginia
of
is
pres-
is
Now,
a Chi.
hate to lose her, but our loss
is
the world's gain.
Amelia, Virginia
Primary Education
A K "Billy" as she
embodiment
of
V; is
Q
31
Here
known
the
English and History II T 31; K A II
true
to us
is
the
W.
"Y.
Spirit."
True
to character she has served
on
Committee of the Y. W. C. A. and, as chairman, became a memthe Service
ber of the cabinet of the
Y.
W.
C.
A.
She is a member of the A. A., A. C. E., Dramatic Club, and chairman of Student Day Committee. She held the office of treasurer of Cotillion Club and shared the profound secrecy of Chi. Billy possesses a winning personality,
a strong character and a liberal mind.
She
is
a well-rounded person, the cul-
mination of determination, congeniality.
fair
play and
is
getic person
a quiet, sincere,
who
Frances Aileen Yester
and ener-
Clarksburg,
has the will to do and
does it. Enrolled as a member of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A., she has also served the house council as house presGreatly interested and talented ident. in music she was given a bid to the College Choir and Choral Club. She worked hard this year as secretary of She was also a the Dramatic Club. member of the Chapel Committee. Her scholastic ability brought her memberin Pi Gamma Mu and Kappa Delta Pi. Mary Elizabeth is an enthusiastic and dependable worker and a most
ship
conscientious person.
West
Virginia
Primary Education
She hails from West Virginia! Nothing ever worries her, and all her trouble is "just one of those things.
On the A. A. she worked as field and track manager for two years, served as hall president on the
House Council
and was on the Membership Committee of the Y. W. C. A. She also filled the office of vice-president of A. C. E. and was on the Executive Committee of the College Choir her Senior year.
We
are sure Frances' inestimable cheerfulness will help her "no end" in life's
long journey.
MRS.
BERKLEY
G.
VIRGINIA SIMMONS
BURCH
McKenney, Virginia
Clover, Virginia
Home
Elementary Education
K A
II;
r
-V;
Beorc
Mrs. Burch s will to know has given us an example of a that cannot be defeated. Upon her entrance in school, Mrs. Burch automatically became a member of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. Since she has been with us, her attainments have been high. Her knowledge of the social sciences is shown by her membership in Pi Gamma Mu and of English by her membership in Beorc Eh Thorn. She is also a member of Kappa Delia Pi. Her cheerful temperament and kind thoughtfulness have will
made
her dear
to
us.
ELIZABETH IRENE COLEMAN Nelly's Ford, Virginia
Biology
A * 2 determination, and the thick and thin characterize Eli; illness, she has fought on and c Grit,
urage
to
stick
through
Handicapped by and she has come out
eth.
with flying colors.
Serving on the Church Cooperative Committee of the W. C. A., she worked faithfully. As a member of A. A., she played on the Class Volley Ball Team her first two years, and as a member of the House Council she served as Hall President. She is a member of Sodalilas Latina and also of Alpha Phi Sigma.
Y.
the
Economics
To
Eh Thorn
say the least, Virginia has had a varied college career. She has spent part of her time at East Radford State Teachers College where she was Vice-President of the Alumni Club; the other part she spent at V. P. I. where she was on the Student Council as Freshman Representative
4H
and
as Treasurer. Virginia came to Farmville for only the last half of her She became at once a member of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and the De-Ho-Ec Club. Virginia can be both gay and serious. Her diligence and abilily as a worker have manifested themselves especially in that "feminine art" called Home Economics.
senior year.
SENIOR CLASS To give an accurate account of each important event in our college career would be impossible in so short a space. Let us then hit the high spots that are stamped in our minds and live again a few of our intimate college scenes.
inspiration
To
complete without a "Classman." Miss Virginia Bedford was chosen.
office
group
is
man on
the
.
were then ready
Hennie Salsbury
The
before being fully
ever,
things
how
be done
to
hang
to
dates
.
.
.
.
.
initiated,
orientation
.
classes
And Rat Week!
.
.
and
to
...
fro
.
the high
How-
Then
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
for a display
.
.
.
...
of talents
—
Pi
Gamma Mu
instigated
a
Mardi Gras ... a costume ball, of the New Orleans pre-Lenten festival. Founders' day brought back a large number of alumnae and visitors likewise Spring Cotillion and May Day so on till exams and finals. super-attraction this year replica
.
.
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.
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.
.
.
.
.
.
As Sophomores we were pretty snooty to the Rats "an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth" method of revenge for the indignities we had suffered. Our first activity was putting "Sing" across with a bang and when Circus time rolled 'round, our cowboys and girls lassoed first honors. Orchids to Florence Sanford as .
.
the bare-back rider.
.
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.
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.
.
.
.
.
.
.
The bucking broncho threw
.
her for
The class production was tops. Margaret Farrar's tantalizing tango and Marion Jean Wright's blue notes sent shivers up Ye Olde Spine. Color Rush a loss.
.
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.
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.
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—
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.
salutatorian. class.
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.
.
And
Our advent welcome
.
.
.
.
.
.
giftorian
of
the
as Juniors .
.
.
sophomore
was sad ... no Miss Jennie to had lost a valued friend ... an
We
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
fun
.
.
we're back
dignified?
.
.
.
.
for
well,
the
year of study
last
maybe!
.
.
and
swell being
It's
.
back and joining the mob scene in Shannon's when the urge of the Camels becomes too strong even at ten P. M. Senior privilege Senior Installation marching to the .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
"Alma Mater"
.
.
.
.
.
.
a very impressive service.
of Chi are?
we
.
in caps and gowns ... Alpha Kappa adopted the tap system of bidding members
Gamma
.
.
And
.
.
.
.
.
Guess who the Senior members
instead of having a Senior production,
held a Senior dance
— —
another privilege ... a superlative everyone joining the C. C. C. (Claudette Colbert Club) and cutting bangs what a complex! And do you remember the amateur show when Grace Eubank brought home the bacon by singing "You Are Lucky Star"? Popeye. alias Frances Yester, and Olive Oyl, impersonated by Booton. brought down the house at the '36 affair
.
.
.
.
.
.
My
.
.
.
The Duke Glee Club and Orchestras put on swanky concert January 9tb. The boys were entertained with a ball in the gvm afterwards. Martha Nottingham reigned over Mardi Gras with Prince Consort Circus.
.
.
.
quite a
.
.
.
.
Dave
Rice.
.
.
Then
.
everyone
.
.
the usual routine of Founders'
Day
and
wahooin' these fine spring days. Government oirls find an attraction downtown at "the den of vice" Sir><* was ouite spooky brrr! the rising of spirits from the coffins in the cold, cold vault was enough to make Hitler's teeth rattle. found out .
.
.
.
.
truckin'
.
.
.
.
.
later
was only a portrayal
it
relief.
.
.
.
Relax,
girls,
.
.
.
till
.
.
.
.
.
We
of Senior activities
exams
.
.
sweet 'round once more
roll
.
and then Commencement ... the banquet
Sermon
calaureate
the misty-eyed
.
group
.
.
Class
right side
.
.
Exercises.
now, march to the strains of Well, so long, gang. someday somewhere.
the last time.
again
Day
caps and gowns, with
in
.
so endeth another year.
us back.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Bac-
.
.
.
Dot Eley,
.
.
.
.
.
.
And now
.
dance newspaper headlines! Spring Cotillion and much ado. Preparations begin for graduating Sophomores. Kittv Hoyle selected by faculty as .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
brought headaches, black eyes, and sprained ankles, and our Red and White banners floating from prominent points won a game, lost a game on Thanksgiving Day. Fall Cotillion "velley," "velley" good "Sudie" began to Mardi Gras glamorous again J. T." on campus and what a Founders' day our fiftieth anniversary speakers, recitals, banquet, and another added feature
.
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.
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.
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.
.
five-day
a
to
.
.
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.
.
feature.
way
.
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.
.
.
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.
.
.
mean
a
.
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.
.
.
.
.
.
.
to
To and white skull caps to wear? discard them, we had to win the hockey game from the Sophomores on Thanksgiving Day but we lost wore caps until Christmas. The color rush at six in the morning was exciting, though we succumbed to the Green and Whites. Plenty of Freshmen out for athletics nice team-work excellent spirit. Remember "14" and N. B. B. O. ? "We're the cutest girls in school" and it's "Nobody's business but ours"? The Dramatic Club was an inspiration to our Kat Cornells and the Choir and Choral Club found a startling number of Galli-Curcis. The Circus and Class production called .
.
being given
those crazy blue
Louise
.
.
.
.
eavesdrop on carrying alarm
and bowing
hair,
.
and
.
.
.
learning
.
.
.
extra excitement
.
.
this
to
Remember
wearing pigtails and frizzled and mighty Sophomores?
clocks,
.
.
.
.
and another set of "Goodbyes" and "Hello agams." Everyone has the knitting craze ... or else she's roller-skating. Production again a super fete Grace Eubank's trills thrill ... the mock wedding was a gala climax and let's not forget the amplifier Lucy Potter was elected Mardi Gras queen truly a blonde goddess mob scene at th? dance "Car poker" became sensational sport. May Day found us singing on to the May Pole of Merry Mount Spring elections gave Juniors the heads of major organizations Spring Cotillion and Johnny Long brought relief from over-work everyone humming tunes from "Naughty Marietta." Boring term papers and exams interfered with play and play we had to, for next year we'd be Seniors Finals were a bit sadder that year perhaps it was because we were nearing the end.
there were a number of
deep over the Rotunda
six
new
seen the
Truly colossal
.
.
usual Thanksgiving festivities gave
holiday
.
begin our college routine.
to
.
the flying trapeze at the Circus?
.
We
Have you
.
.
gym?
the
Gathright's superb solo accompanied Lelia Sanford's tossing
pursue an academic life, we needed leaders to help Tac Waters, our us over the bumps we must encounter. excellent president for four years, has proved herself most efficient, and she has been assisted by a thoroughly capable
No
work!
better
to
swimming pool behind
To
staff.
ISTORY
H
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And
tassels
then
on the
"Alma Mater" for May we meet .
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.
.
.
'Should auld acquaintance be forgot?'
-Caroline Byrd
ROLL OF STUDENTS NAME
ADDRESS
NAME
Birds Nest
Acworlh, Virginia Lee
Adams, Mary Frances Adams, Sue Duval 485
Adkins, Doris
485
Adkins, Dorothy
Main
721
Danville
Bolick,
.Sweet Briar
Bolton,
St.,
W, Main St., W. Main St.,
Bonduranl, Agnes Bonner, Lucille
Worsham
Aldredge. Marguarette, 520
W.
Va.
Danville
St.,
Aldridge, Eliza Kate, 813 Windsor Ave., Roanoke
Mary Dudley
Allen,
Louise
Allgood,
Alsop,
Caroline
Alsop,
Margaret
Alston,
Lucy
Anderson,
N. C.
Farmville Farmville
249 Jefferson
Danville
St.,
Franklin
Promt
Austin, Jane
Mary
Elizabeth
Mary
Bowles,
Halifax
Harriet
Lelilia
Kathleen
Horntown
Bailey,
Annie Leigh
Wakefield
Bailey,
Elsie
Bailey,
Maltie Louise
Bailey,
Irene
Rice Jeffress
Rustburg
Savedge
Annie Ruth
Baker, Virginia Boykin Ball,
5 Court St.,
Portsmouth
Elizabeth
Salvia
Bane, Ruby
Vernon
Barlow, Ruth
Barrett,
Tazewell
Winn
1636 Mt. Vernon Ave., Petersburg
Bowman, Bowman.
Helen
Grace Virginia
Jacqueline
Beale,
Mary Evelyn
Beale. Sara
Melba
Birdwell,
Clarksville
Emily Lyle
Farmville
Crewe
Sara
Tazewell
Burch, Mrs. Berkeley Burgess,
Ethel
Burgess,
Helen
Clover
Fork Union Courtland
Appomattox Amherst
Burle, Elizabeth Lewis
Burton, Mabel Butler,
Swann
Elizabeth
Alma
St.
Stephens Church
Farmville
Highland Springs
917 Watuaga
St.,
Byrd,
Essie
Mary
Coe,
Virginia
Saltville
Edith
Concord Depot
Collie, Frances Ethel
1309 Main
Connelly,
Conner,
Blair,
Bland, Nancy Leigh
Warm
Cabell, Elsie Frances
304 Dundee Ave., Richmond Callihan, Helen
North Holston
Mathews
Juanila
Churchland
Essex
Blankenship,
Mary
402 Blanlon,
Belsy.
Blanlon,
Ruby Hazel
Boaz, Ruth
Rt.
5,
W.
14th St.,
Richmond
Ashland Rd„ Richmond Guinea Mills Stuart
St.,
Portsmouth
Cooley,
Nancy
York Rural Retreat
Elizabeth..
Cooper, Katherine King
Critz
Elkton
Cover, Lucille Covert, lone Elizabeth
Masonic Home, Richmond Cox, Grace
Colley Ave., Norfolk
1211
Lamb
Cox, Kathryn
4610 Colonial Ave., Norfolk Cox,
Mary Joyner
Smithfield
Norment
Elizabeth
222 Claibourne Ave., Rocky Mount Carter,
Ida Sue
Carter,
Rebecca Dale
Crilcher, Margaret
Hannah
Crockett, Mrs.
Roxboro, N. C. Wytheville
Mary N„ 5215
St.
George Ave.. Baltimore Whaleyville
Cross, Zadie Violet..
Cumberland Burkeville
Cummings, Betty
Amy
Cunningham,
Craddockville
Culpeper
Davies, Mildred Thornton
Raccoon Ford
Davis, Jacquelin
Davis, Davis,
Leah Ann
Davis,
Painter
Princeton Rd., Richmond Chester
Mildred Nellie
Farmville
Cecil
.Covington
Lucille
Dawson, Yetive Sue
Virgilina
Deans, Dorothy Allen Dejarnette,
Louise
Gap
Saltville
_
Georgie
Davis, Martha Glenn 1621
Portsmouth
Allen's Creek
Louise
Curran, Janet Lucille
Rawlings
Smithfield
St.,
Big Stone
Sue...
Pope
Channell, Emily Whitley
7 Euclid Ave., Bristol
Culpepper, Ardayre Evelyn, 1037 Holladay
Chandler, Louise Pallie
Chambliss, Delha
Farmville
Crenshaw, Margaret Giles, 1507 Peach Ave., South Boston
Davis,
Carroll, Virginia
La Crosse
Virginia
558 Broad
Elizabeth,
222 Claibourne Ave., Rocky Mount
Base, Norfolk
View
Chester
Cooke, Sarah Elizabeth
Springs
Whaleyville
Marguerite
Carney, Helen
Plain
Chester
Tangier
Farmville
Farmville
Bland. Rebecca Louise
Mae
Grace Fern
Conyers,
Tangier
Ruth
Army
Alberta Nathalie
Elizabeth
Conyers, Ellen
Roanoke
Ida Cathernie
Carroll, Margaret
Barbara Lee
St.,
Adams
Hortense
Crockett,
Lewis
Mary
South Boston
St.,
1217 Roanoke
Collings, Alice
Crumley, Ruth Lucille. 101
Carroll,
Boydton
DeWitt
Kathryn
424 Washington Ave., Roanoke
Crewe
Virginia....
Evelyn Jane
Carlton,
Blackwell, Marguerite
Nelly's Ford
Coleman, Katherine Anderson, 2319 Indian River Rd., Norfolk
Crockett,
Carlton,
Pamplin
Farmville ...Prospect
DeWilt
Harris
Shores
Rives
Farmville
Cocks, Minnie Louise
Custis,
Black,
Anne Rd„ Norfolk
Agnes Oglesby.
Kingsport, Tenn.
Black, Margaret Louise
Princess
Crockett,
Byrd, Caroline Houston
Callis,
Black, Ella Arthur
W.
700
Cobb, Anne Adair
329 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk
Elizabeth
Button, Sarah
Hampton
Coates, Doris
Cralle,
Fenn, 1810 Bourbon Ave., Norfolk
Margaret
..Farmville
Audrey Mae
Buckland, Dorothy, 607 Marshall Ave., Roanoke
Butterworth,
C.
Farmville
Surry
Dorothy Louise
Emma
Waverly Waverly
Frances
Waverly
N.
Norfolk
St.,
Brooks, Kathleen
Bulterworth,
Washington,
Rice
Whaleyville
Buchanan,
Clements,
Coleman, Virginia Haskins
Helen Marie
Bryan,
Evans
Susie
Coleman,
Briggs,
Brumfield,
359 Blair Ave., Newport News Clarke,
Burkeville
Sebrell
Margaret
Miller School
Mary Wilson
Clark,
Sheppards
Annie Louise
Britlon,
Venter
Clark, Margaret Whitehurst
Coleman, Elizabeth Irene
Briggs,
Frances
Drakes Branch
Mary Adeline
Susan
930 Gates Ave., Norfolk
Florence
Britton,
Chenault,
Waverly
Branch, Jane Holman. 237 E. 40th Bress,
Keysville
Chappell, Katherine
Coffey,
Portsmouth
Leslie
Scottsville
Berryman, Elizabeth Billings,
Md.
South Hill
Gwendolyn
Bradshaw,
Burks, Ethel Maxine
Smithfield
Bean, Virginia
Bingham,
St.,
Roberts
Farmville
Stockton,
Beal,
Ellenah
Meherrin
Mary McCraw
Salem
Newsoms
Catherine
Boylan, Elizabeth, 210 Washington
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Evington
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Bell.
Riverton
Lee
Murrill
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Smithfield
Cobb, Mary Kemper
Elizabeth,
Newsoms
McKenney
Lucy Jean
Baskerville,
Bass,
Boykins
Juliette
Barrow, Grace
Va.
Prince George
Mary Ethel Mary Taylor
Barnes,
Hill
W.
Beverly,
Barnard, Elizabeth Archer Barnes,
Bracey
Gray
Bradshaw, Frances Elizabeth...
Ashland
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Baird,
Burkeville
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M«
Bagby, Dorothy Ray Bailey,
Bracey
Cassie
Boswell, Nell
Chappell,
Front Royal
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Bradshaw, Badger,
Luray
Marjorie
Borden, Sarah Louise
Covington
Irvin
Portsmouth
St.,
Bounds, Pattie Alston 1228 Spoltswood Ave., Norfolk
Andrews, Anne Olivia
Mary
Springs
Prospect
Charlotte,
Anthony, Louise
Chappell, Inez
Boswell,
Anderson, Mary Lena
Arthur,
Boolon,
Crewe
Hebron Boydton Prospect
Lillian
727 5th
Booth, Elizabeth
ADDRESS
Channell, Sarah Frances
Rice
Warm
NAME
Island
Fincaslle
Danville
Dehue,
Agee, Virginia
Pauline
Danville
East Falls Church
Adsit, Elsie Ernestine
ADDRESS
Mary Alice.. Edna Ruth
Boggs,
Saxe
930 B.
St.,
Portsmouth Clarkton
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ADDRESS
Denny, Mary Katherine
White Post
Dickerson, Erna Thornon Dickerson, Evelyn
630
Dickinson, Frances
W.
Galhrighl,
Merwyn
Gathright,
Louise
Norfolk
St.,
Pamplin
Dix, Catherine Ellen
White Stone
Elsie Christine
Dodson, Eleanor
Brenda
Doggett,
Goochland C. H.
Blackstone
Crozet
Mildred
Farmville
Ann
Giles, Frances
Courtland
Courtland
Exmore
Gills,
St.,
June
...Farmville
Glass.
Mary Alice
Farmville
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Ruth
Gleaves,
Ivanhoe
Glenn,
Lave lei te
Prospect
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Gladstone
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Mary Rebecca
Prospect
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Duck, Maude
Franklin
Ann
Dugger, Virginia
Farmville
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Dunham,
1806 Erwin Rd., Durham, N. C. Enonville
Hampden-Sydney
Ruth
Dunnington,
Dunton, Mary Emily
Emma
Easley,
Alma
Eason,
St.,
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Clarkton
St.,
Am
Danville
Thelma
Gunter,
Windsor
Windsor
Gwathmey, Caroline
Exler Place, Suffolk
Elmore, Claudia English, Lucille
Martha Carolyn
Eubank, Etta Louiss
Eubank, Grace Williard 1129 23rd
St.,
Reed
Ferguson, Margaret .207 E.
Kathryn
May
Hamilton, Ervin
Hankley,
Estelle
Wood
Margaret
Hansbrough,
Ann
Hardy,
Francis,
Mary Mary
Louise.
Louise
Julia
Howell, Evelyn
1221 6th
W.
Franklin
Anna 93 Hamoton Hubard, Mary Stafford
Rds. Ave.,
Hubard, Ruth Whittle
Fayetteville,
Hampton
W. W.
Fayelleville,
Hubbard, LeNoir Walton
Va. Va.
Crewe
Hudgins, Frances
Farmville
Palmer Springs
Harriett
Hudson, Mrs. Evelyn Burger
Farmville
Humphrey, Gwendolyn
Cedar Bluff
Hundley, Myrtle Marie
Sedley
Hunter, Margaret Cordelia
Richlands
Nancy Louise Rose-Marie Turner
Jetersville
St.,
Richlands
King George
Harper, Claudia
Frances
St.,
Richmond Salem Hampton
C.
Mary
Peakland
3881
Elizabeth 301
Harrison, Belly
PI.,
Harrison,
Dartha
Harrison,
Martha
White Gate
Hart, Bessie
Sunny Side Orange
Hart, Edith Rebecca
Main
St.,
Elizabeth
Gage, Helen Elliot
Hampton
Galusha,
Ann Deal
Dinwiddie
Harvey, Edna Earl.
Galusha,
Katherine
Dinwiddie
Harvey, Kathryn
Newport News
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510 Walnut Ave.. Roanoke
South Boston
Sutherland
.428
W.
27th
St..
Norfolk
Jeffress.
Crozet
Boyd ton
Cornelia
Arvonia
Jeffrey, Florence Jeffreys, Jeffries,
Jenkins,
Paltie
Lucy Thomas
Powhatan Nathalie
Jennings, Sallie Caroline Jinkins,
Johnson,
Dillwyn
Johnson,
Curdsville
Johnson,
Lois Ruth
Ashland
Copeland
Charlottesville
Alma Doris Anne R.
Harvey, Mary Baldwin
Curdsville
Johnson, Dorothy
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Lowesville
Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson,
.429
May
Alpha Lee. 3808 Brook Rd., Richmond Ruth Coleman 863 Paxton Ave., Danville
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Shacklefords
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Garrett,
Mary Roberta
Drakes Branch
Armistead.
Garnett,
Haskins,
St.,
James, Ruth Mason
Lynchburg
Brandon Waverly Waverly Union Level Union Level
Louise
Hart, Janice...
Beaverdam 338 55th
Henrietta
Portsmouth
Jarman, Virginia
Gray
Blackstone
Appalachia
St.,
3022 Montrose Ave., Richmond
2113 Stuart Ave., Richmond
Harris,
Farmville
26 Court
Doris Odell
Isbell,
Newport News
...Marion, S.
Epps
Frances
Irving,
Ivers,
Farmville
Harris, Grace Louiss
Farmville
Amelia
Irby, Katherine
Jackson, St.,
Lexington
Hyde, Cecile Marie
Kenbridge 113 25th
Lexington
Hutchinson, Dorothy..
Irby, Virginia
Grace
Mary Anness
Harper,
Hutcheson,
16 Broad
Durham Clarkton
W.
Louise
Hardy, Elizabeth
Hart,
Rice
Hoyer,
Hudgins,
Va.
Blackstone
Houpe, Thelma Lacy
Hurt, Katherine Carr
Phenix
Marion
Danville
Roanoke
W.
Dawes,
Izell
Hunter,
...Farmville
2040
Lynchburg
Fraley,
Houck, Ethel
Hunter,
Elizabeth
Harris, Louise
Louise
N. Alamo. San Antonio, Texas
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Hopkins, Zell Carey
609 Elm Ave., Roanoke
Farmville
Chatham
Highland
Hoon, Carolyn
Huse, Elizabeth
Hilton Village
Ida Belle
Furnival,
St.,
3204 Brook Rd., Richmond
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French,
Thomas
Union Level
Virginia...
Jetersville
Hannah, Virginia
Crewe
Hooke,
Union Level
Hall, Nell
Franklin Elliston
Smilhfield
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Spring Valley
Hamlet, Martha Tisdale
Frances Corinne
Danville
Virginia
Chase City
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Holloway, Frances
Mary Reeves
Hale,
St.,
Petersburg
St.,
St., Salem Nassawadox
Exmore Oldhams Rising Sun
Newport News
St.,
W. Main
474
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Va.
Bland
Hurtt, Margaret
Hammock, Edith Maria
Eubank, Winnie Frances 307 Norfleet
W.
Lewisburg,
Bowen
Marie
Drakes Branch
Mildred
Hailey, Clara
Foutz, Jessie
Walkerton
Habel, Katherine Habel,
Fowler, Jane
Appomattox
Christine
Gwallney, Sarah Frances
Gasburg
Foster,
Portsmouth
PI.,
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Gasburg
Foster,
Stovall
Gresham, Susan Emmerson 518 Craford
Richie
Fitzgerald,
Stovall
.
Gregory, Nett
Blanche
Miriam
Staunton
Nancy
Ellis,
Ficklen,
Churchland
Helen
Ellis,
Farrar, Margaret
Farmville
Blacksburg
Hampton
Anne Haden
Faris,
Rd., Roanoke
Bellerille
Elizabeth
Greene,
Alma Thomas
Etter,
618
Culpeper
Princess
214 E. Thomas
Ellis,
Gray, Nancy
Greene, Elsie Lorraine
Vera Blunl 3605 Seminary Ave., Richmond
Hampton
„
Roanoke
Raleigh, N. C.
Elder. Alice Virginia
Farmville
Amanda
Gregory,
Eaton, Dorothy Campbell
Elliot, Cha'lotle
Gray,
Green,
St.,
Hoge,
Holden, Annie Walson 109 N. Union
81
Alice
Grainger,
Greear, Rosalie
1412 Park
Doris
Goshen
South Boston
Eastham, Sue Wyalt
Elliot,
405 Chesapeake Ave., Newport News
...Nassawadox
Virginia
Eastman, Edith Claire, 1003 W. South
Ebel,
Chuckatuck
Goodman, Winifred, Graham, Anne
Dunnavant, Sylvia Lee
919 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk
Edith
Holland, Jess Fisher 709 Redgale Ave., Norfolk
Godwin, Leah
Village
Elinor
562 Arlington Rd., Roanoke
Hock, Anna Louise
Holland,
Drakes Branch
Tazewell Paces
Hines,
Farmville
Covington
Rose Allen
Sheppards
Janie Beatrice
Driskill,
Higg.nbotham, Hill, Lelia
Himes, Elizabeth
Helen Elizabeth
Saltville
Mae
2323 Springfield Ave., Norfolk
Petersburg
Glass,
Drake, Margaret. 210 Webster Ave., Portsmouth Elizabeth
Farmville
N. C.
Kinston,
Helen
Byrd
Gilliam, Jennie Belle. 414 Clifton
Hilton Village
Hendrickson, Gladys
Victoria
Danville
Hayes, Sarah
Henderson, Dorothy
Rebecca
South Hill
Gene Lynwood
Hatchett,
Crozet
Gillette,
Gilliam, Esther
Hatcher, Edith
Blanch, N. C.
Marie Woodson
Gillette,
Windsor
Doughty, Virginia Walker
Dressier,
Blackstone
Frances
517 Maryland Ave., Norfolk Griffin
Douglass, Dolly Julia
Evelyn
Hastings,
3409 Noble Ave., Richmond
Dortch, Margaret
Dowdy,
Hastings,
Goochland
Gibboney, Lena
ADDRESS
Suffolk
Mildred Virginia
Gentry,
Gill.
NAME
ADDRESS
Emily Frances
Spout Spring 34th
Dillon, June Hilliard
Dodd,
NAME Gaskins,
Spout Spring
Minnie Lucille
W.
30th
St..
Norfolk
Blacksburg Alberta Carrollton
Farmville
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ADDRESS
Weslover Ave., Petersburg Concord Depot Annie Laurie
Eugenia
oily,
ones,
1671
Charlotte C.
ones, Elizabeth
2419 M.
Lois Crenshaw
s,
ones, Louise
H.
Smithfield
Jeannelte
ones.
Bedford
India
Maude Anna
La La
ones,
Nora
Maynard,
Hadensville
Anne K.
...Fries
730 E. Main
ung, Margaret Ping
Norfolk
St.,
Appalachia
Anne Walden
Kelly.
Gainsville
T
Kelly, Lloyd
Big Stone
Elsie
Frances
Kite,
Emma
Saltville
Culpeper
Virginia
St.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Mims, Mary Ellen
Luray
Elizabeth,
Park Ave.,
Jefferson
Minton, Charlotte
113
Mount Hope,
Lane, Blanche Lane, Bonnie
E Emma
Jefferson Apts.,
Lane, Susan Anne.
..
W.
Winona
Montgomery,
Roanoke
Moore,
AltaVista
109 High
Layne, Virginia
St.,
Mae
Lee, Virginia
Bristol
Farmville Altavista
W.
Louise
Gap Newport News
Catherine
Drakes Branch
Morton, Charlotte
Aylett
Blanche
Ann
Lewis, Ella
Farmville
Maxine Lewis, Martha Louise Lewis,
Keysville
Warm
Lohr, Mrs. Lucille
Long, Margaret
Anna
Lybrook,
......St.
Chatham
Murden, Mabel
St.
Ho
Ma
McCann, Kathleen 305 St. Andrews
St.,
Amelia C. H.
McCullough, Mary Louise..
..Lane, S. C.
Parksley
McGlothlin, Bess
2609 Allendale Rd., Baltimore, Md. McGlothlin,
Route
5,
Box
39,
Richmond
Nelson, Katherine Page
Noel,
Crozet
Irene
101
Farmville
McMillion, Elise Gray 622
McNamee,
Norfleet,
Woods
Ave., Roanoke
...419
Main, Jane Alyce 1806 Powhatan Ave., Petersburg Major, Gladys Epes Mallory, Sue Nicholson
Mann, Bernice Mann, Evelyn Manning, Gertrude Marsh, Elizabeth Marsh, Marston,
Leah
Nancy
Charles City
...Farmville
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Boydton
Amy
Powell,
Bessie
Louise Hart.
Mary Lee
Powell, Price,
Dorothy
Price,
Grace
Boykins Brookneal Farmville
South Hill
Rose
Puller,
Putney,
Mary
Putney,
Nellie
N. Main
St.,
Virginia
Floyd
Suffolk
Quinn, Josephine
Eastville
Rambo, Ella
DuVal
Grace Alma
Rice
Bon Air
Overby, Elizabeth
110 Yeardley Ave., Lynchburg
Marie.
Draper Ore Bank
Louise
Panton, Perle Elizabeth Park, Thulia Gordon
Skipwith
Dora Virginia Parker, Geneva Lee
Holland
May
2707 Third Ave., Richmond Cartersville
Rawlings,
Hanover
Elizabeth
Rawlinson,
Mrs.
Nora
Birds
Nest
...Farmville
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Palmer Springs
Read, Ruth Haywood
Palmer Springs
Reed, Althea Reid,
Troutville
Keysville
Pauline
Hampton
Evelyn..
Reuter,
Reynolds,
Cleo
Reynolds,
Flossie
Appomattox Hall
Prospect Cartersville
Rhodes, Lucile McBride
Mayesville, S. C.
Rhodes, Pauline. ...Monticello Rd., Charlottesville Drewryville
2900 Moss Side Ave., Richmond Payne, Ernestine
Ivor
Bosley Ave., Suffolk
Mary Louise Mary Ellen
Partridge,
Warm
Pauline
Mary Jane
Peple,
Farmville
HUton Village
Farmville
Raper, Dorothy
Rhodes, Dorothy
Mae
Parker, Sara Gresham. 201
Miskimon
Farmville
Goldsboro, N. C.
Monticello Ave., Petersburg
1701
Pendleton,
Guinea Mills
......Damascus
Scott
Ranson, Kathleen
Appomattox
O'Brien, Claudine
Penn, Cornelia
Suffolk
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Elizabeth
Puckette,
Meherrin
Capron
Elizabeth
Raney, Julia
Pearson,
News
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Livian
Eastville
Miskimon
Roxburg
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Martha
Pate,
Newport
Ore Bank
Boydton Plank Rd., Petersburg
Nottingham,
Lawrenceville
Drewryville
Powell, Agnes Bond, 2003 Chestnut Ave., Newport
Ramsey, Anna Snow
Parker, Nannie
Jersey Ave., Norfolk
Poller, Virginia Louise
Eastville
Padgett,
Grundy Richmond Amelia Dogue
Farmville
Page
Parker, Irene
203 Jamison Ave., Roanoke
Mildred
Putney, Fannie Mae.....
Parker.
May
Pearl Elizabeth
Nottingham,
Olgers,
Petersburg
St.,
....Farmville
Addie
Farmville
Dorothy..
McPherson, Ethel
New
Mary Wanda
S„ Norfolk
Adeline,
Mcintosh, Elizabeth
Porterfield,
Brewer Ave., Suffolk
Ernestine
Painter,
Mary
2609 Allendale Rd„ Baltimore, Md.
639
Kalhryn Wilray
Pruden, Eva Tapelle
Petersburg
McConnaughey, Jean McCready, Anne Margaret
Virginia
Pond, Marion Pope,
Short
Elizabeth 104 W. Lancaster Rd.,
Brides
Nelson, Alice Marshall
Paul
Richn
Ann
Prince,
Nottingham, Clara Trower.. McAllister, Meriel
Pohlig,
Price, Virginia Louise
Nichols, Edith Virginia. 613 Lafayette Ave.,
Fincastle
Jane
Nancy Sanford.
Petersburg
St.,
Nimmo, Valla
Roxboro, N. C.
Catherine
Alexandria
St.,
Uno
Springs
Lohr, Mildred
Love,
415 Prince
Appomattox
Elvira
Ligon,
South Hill 101
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Powell,
Munt, Carter Belle 324 Fillmore
2417 Fairview Rd., Raleigh Appomattox
Buffalo Junction
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Margaret
Motley,
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Big Stone
Elizabeth
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Lewis, Dorothy
Plummer,
Chuckatuck
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Potter,
Andersonville
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Pittard,
Portor,
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Newport News
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Stuart
Warrenton, N. C.
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Hampton
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Ronceverte,
Billie
Morrison,
Mary
Pillard,
Ada
Marie Parker
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Pinnell,
Elizabeth
Pollock,
Masonic Home, Richmond
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Covington
Virginia
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Pollard,
Moore, Doris Cecil
Martha
Mary
Pinckard,
Epworth
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Moore,
Pilcher,
Midland
Fredericksburg
Ruth
Morgan,
833 Windsor Ave.,
Catherine
Ave., Roanoke
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Va. Dendron
Mary Nellwyn
Latimer,
Charlottesville
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P.lcher,
Schuyler
Beaverdam
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Mitchell,
Salem
White
Nellie
N. C.
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Lee...-
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McKenney
Mary
Phipps,
Milby, Katherine, 405-A Westchester Apts., Washington, D. C.
Minor,
St., Lynchburg Madison Heights
Naomi
Jarratt
Meredith, Eleanor
Gap
Hopewell
Kemp, Beulah Virginia Kent,
Perrow, Sallie Tabitha 1106 Federal Phelps, Ruth
..Williamsburg
Catherine
700 Shallowford Kaylor, Edith
3604 Moss Side Ave., Richmond
Clarksville
Maynard, Mary Elizabeth.
Mayo,
107 St. James Ave., Suffolk
Chester
Perkins, Helen Louise
Pierpont,
ones, Virginia Berniece
ordan, Ivylyn
Post Oak New Glasgow
Crosse
Rawlings
Field...
...2
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Crosse
Perdue, Helen Fern
Vista Ave., Lynchburg
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Maxey, Vivian Frances Mayes, Anna Rebecca
Lynchburg
St.,
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ones,
oyce.
Martin,
Huddleston
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ADDRESS
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Mason, Ellen Burruss
Deane
ones,
NAME Martin,
.
Ocean View
Ritchie, Virginia
Springs
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Dillwyn
Rives,
Farmville
Betty
Alice
McKenney
Maud
Troutville
Roache,
Margaret
Emporia
Roberts,
Elizabeth
Norton
Roberts,
Katherine
Farmville
Anne Diggs 3200 Hawthorne Ave
Rice, Charlotte. .502 Day Ave. S. W., Roanoke
Richmond
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Fentress
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Nassawadox
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Roberts,
Mamie
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Nellie
Scott
Union Level
Smith, Hazel
404 Marshall Ave., Roanoke
Smith, Helen
Lenoir, N. C.
Lucy
Dillwyn
326 Oakridge Blvd., Lynchburg Spout Spring
Robertson, Emily Browning, 1706 Berkeley Ave., Petersburg Robertson, Marjorie Lee
2413 Lamb Ave., Richmond
Mary Evans
Robeson,
Blacksburg
Robinette, Anthelia. ...1436
W.
40th
St.,
Rock, Jennie Maria
Rode, Mrs. Sallie
Rl. 3,
Lynchburg Faher
Eleanor
Rodgers,
Pamplin
Eurlean
Rosser,
Norfolk
Big Stone Gap 1000 Wise St., Lynchburg
Robinette, Trilby
Rowe, Mary
Norton
Julia
Mary
Rowell,
Florence
Rucker,
Elizabeth
Jelersville
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Dorothy
Brooknea!
Franklin
.,
Margaret
Russell,
Scottsburg
Glade Spring
Ryburn, Kathryn
ADDRESS
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Robertson, Dorothy Elliot, Robertson, Elizabeth
NAME
Madisonville
Culpeper
Frankie
Smith,
Smith, Mildred
Farmville
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Virginia
Smith,
Virginia
South Hill
Alexandria
St.,
Marguerite
Phenix
Glade Spring
Marjorie
Snodgrass,
Somers, Rose
Burkeville
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Spiers,
Mary
Monterey
Elizabeth.. 109
Henry
Roanoke
St.,
Bland
Stone, Mildred
620 N. Rd., Richmond
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Alberta
Samford, Edith
Mary Ann
Sanderson,
Birds Nest
Amherst
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Hope
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Janie
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Cascade
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Scalan, Virginia
601 Mass. Ave., Norfolk
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Margaret...
Arcadia, Fla.
Scott,
Ruth
Arcadia, Fla.
Scott,
Sears,
Orange
Willis
Ruth
Sellman,
113 Indian River
Anne Ludwell
Sessoms, Madeline
Rd„ Norfolk
Scarsdale, N.
Y.
R. F. D., Ahaski, N. C.
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Arcadia, Fla.
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Shackleton,
Meherrin
Sharp, Dorothy.. 161 5 Laburnum Ave., Richmond
Chase City
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Feme
Sullenberger, Sutton,
Dillwyn
Lucy
Farmville
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Monterey
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Plain
Elizabeth
Sykes, Inez
Tankard, Florence
Franklown
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Gladys
Oak
Taylor, Annie Laurie
Hill
Lexington
May
Beaverdam
Atlee
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Skipwith
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Slater,
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Slayton,
Elizabeth
Victoria
Lewisburg,
W.
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Crewe
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Itasca
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Mary
Watterson,
Onley
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Elliston
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616 Raleigh Ave., Norfolk
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Farmville
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I
Cedar Dr., Lynchburg
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St.,
Lynchburg
Cumberland
2315 Grace Ave., Richmond
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Victoria
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Hayes Store
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Wytheville
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Josephine
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Audrey
Ridgeway
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Elizabeth
Thompson, Ella
W.
Washington
Agnes...
Throckmorton, Nan 418 W. 118th
St.,
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Saltville
Hatton
Elizabeth
Mae Mae
City
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Winfield,
Wise, St.,
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Tillett,
St.,
Mt. Hope,
W.
Va.
Crewe
Skillman,
Boydton
Walmsley, Louise Jordan Walton, Elizabeth
Ann
Virgilina
Success
Blackstone
Wall, Nancy Cabell
South Hill
Turner, Dorothy Lee
1615 LaSalle Ave., Norfolk
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Wills,
Thomas, Zaida 490
Tuck, Clyde Amelia
Frances
Nassawadox
Hill
Dumbarton
Simmerman,
Mary
Rustburg
Walker, Mary Virginia
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Vernon
Terry, David Williams
Thomas, Frances Thomas, Margaret
Trent,
Simpson,
Walker, Lucy Lena
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