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VOLUME XX XV ANNUAL PUBLICATION
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presents
a
'37
of
staff
herewith diary
personal
of
your college year, hoping that in
the future you
reed and
will
recall gay, carefree
days flav-
ored with sadness and spiced with humor.
It
our sincere
is
desire that each of you feels
that this book
is
your own rec-
ord and that somewhere within these
pages you
corner which
will
find
means more
you than to anyone
else.
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46 24 26-27
A. A. Council
Alpha Kappa Gamma Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Sigma Tau
66-67 74-75 175 87
Appreciation Archery Association of Childhood Education. Beorc Eh Thorn Beta Pi Theta
Campus Snaps
Club Debate Club Delta Theta Alpha Dramatic Club Faculty and Administration.
Cotillion
Features
Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers. Freshman Commission
.
.
Memoriam
Mu Omega
100 81
:
62-63 84-85 77 72-73 28-29 142-146 167-168
Council
Gamma Mu
Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Sigma "Rotunda" Staff Senior
Class Senior Class History Senior Class Officers
141
Sigma Pi Rho Sigma Sigma Sigma
83 64-65 42
Sodalitas Latino
Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Officers.
105-121 .
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Student Body Roll Student Standards Varsity Basketball Squad... Varsity Tennis Squad "Virginian" Staff C.
A
13-17 89-97 34-39 33 32
70-71 ,
Pi
W.
30-31
54-61
Monogram Club
Y,
76 52
53 124-125 43 98 130 129
May Day Committee
Pi
03
68-69 50 48-49 47 44-45 18-19 22-23 163
Junior Class Junior Class Officers Kappa Delta Pi Le Cercle Francois Magazine Staff
Orchesis Orchestra Pan-Hellenic
102
123
Psi
Theta Granddaughter's Club Hockey H,0 Club Home Economics Club Honor Council House Council In
82 131-140 88 78-79
Chi Choir Choral Club
Gamma Gamma
101
40-41
104 170-174 122 86 128 126-127 20-21
DR.
J.
L JARMAN
MISS
MARY WHITE COX
Faculty and
J.
L.
Jarman, LL. D. President
Jane Royall, B. S. Head of the
Secretary to the
Home
Mary White Cox Head
Home
of the
Warren
Mrs. Eva H.
Home
Assistant in
Department
Mrs. Hallie K. Laing
Home
Assistant in
Samuel
L.
Business
Department
Graham
Manager
Mrs. Katherine Tabb Hostess of Tea Room
Maud
K. Taliaferro
Postmistress
Mrs. Annie
F.
Shelton
Assistant to Dietitian
Mrs. Bessie Camper Jamison Dietitian
Mary M. Province Supervisor of Pantry
HOUSTEN BlACKWELL Home Department
Assistant in
ViRGILIA
I.
BUGG
Registrar
Mrs.
Mary W. Watkins
Assistant Registrar Secretai> to the President
Mary Diehl Clerk
in
Registrar's Office
Frances Lancaster Clerk
in
Registrar's Office
Winnie V. Hiner Treasurer
Administration Raymond Holliday French, B. S.,
M.
S.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
and Physics
LiSABETH PURDOM,
MuS.
B.
Music
Assistant Professor of
Carter, B. S., M. A. Grammar Grades, Campus Training School
Alice
E.
Supervisor of
T. A.
McCoRKLE,
M.
B. A.,
S.
Professor of Chemistry and
Physics
E. Stephenson, B. S., M. A.
Georgiana Supervisor,
Worsham Rural
Training School
Virginia Bedford, B. S., M. A. Assistant Professor of Fine and
Applied Arts
Ottie Craddock,
B.
A.
Assistant Professor of Fine and
Applied Arts
Frances Waters, B. S., M. A. Geography
Assistant Professor of
LiLA London, B.
S.,
M. A.
Professor of Mathematics
Olive T. Iler,
B. S.
Associate Professor of Physical
Education
Pauline Camper, B. S., m. a. Supervisor of Rural Education
Grace
B.
Moran,
B. S.,
M. A.
Associate Professor of Geography
Georgie NORRIS,
B. S.
Supervisor, Fourth Grade,
Campus Training School B. Tucker, B. A., M. A. Associate Professor of History and Social Sciences
Sarah
Bessie H. Jeter, B.
S.,
M. A.
Home
Associate Professor of
Economics
Mary
B.
Haynes,
M. A. Campus
B. S.,
Supervisor, First Grade,
Training School
Katherine Tupper, B. S., m. a. Professor of Home Economics LuciLE Jennings,
Mary Nichols,
M.
B. S.,
Assistant Professor of
S.
Enghsh
B. S.,
M.
'
S.
Assistant Professor of English
B. A., M. A. Assistant Professor of English
Nancy Foster,
WiLHELMINA LoNDON, B. S., M. A. Associate Professor of English B. Taylor, B. A., M. A. Assistant Professor of English
Mrs. Stella
Mary Clay Hiner, B. S., M. a. Professor of English
J.
M. Grainger,
M. a.
B. a.,
Professor of English
Leola Wheeler, B. A., M. A. Professor of Reading and
Dramatics E. Peck, B. S., M. S. Associate Professor of History and Social Sciences
Mary
Martha W. Coulling,
L.
I.
Professor of Fine and Applied
Arts
Florence H. Stubbs, B. S., M. a. Associate Professor of History and Social Sciences
Grace
E.
Mix,
B. S.,
Assistant Principal,
M. A.
Campus
Training School Supervisor of Kindergarten
Leon
E.
Bell, B. A., M. A.
Associate Professor of Education
G. I.
W.
Jeffers, B.
S.,
M. A.
Professor of Biology
Mrs. Louise R. Fitzpatrick, B. S.,
M. A.
Assistant Professor of Physical
Education
Mary Barlow,
M. A.
B. S.,
Professor of Physical and Health
Education
M. Boyd Coyner, B. a., M. a. Professor of Education
Edith Stevens, M. A., Ph. D. Associate Professor of Biology
Alfred H. Strick Professor of Music
John B. A.,
P.
M.
Wynne, A., Ph. D.
Professor of Education
;
Director
of Teacher-Training
Samuel M. Holton, B. A., Principal of
School
;
M. A.
Campus Training
Associate Professor of Education
Minnie V. Rice Professor of Latin
Carrie
Taliaferro,
B.
B. S.,
M. A.
Professor of Mathematics
J.
Walmsley,
E.
A. M., Ph. D. Professor of History and Social Sciences
Willie R. McKee, R. N. Resident Nurse
Sibyl Henry, B. A., M. A. Supervisor, Second Grade,
Campus Training School
Bessie
Gordon
B. S.,
Jones,
M. A.
Supervisor, Rice Rural Training
School
Estelle Smithey, Professor of
B.
A.
Modern Languages
Susan W. Field, M. D. Resident Physician
Helen Draper,
M. A. Modern
B. S.,
Associate Professor of
Languages
Ai
ihe faculty meeting on
May
1936,
5,
the following resolutions
were read:
As this is the Wynne has
Dr.
tion to present at
last
appreciation of the
who
Pierce, tion
regular faculty meeting of the session of 1935-36,
appointed a committee from the Department of Educathis time for the Department a written expression of our
work of Miss Mary P. Jones and Miss Mary D.
will terminate at the
end of
We
realize that they
service to this college
outlook, devoted
formal connec-
have rendered excellent, devoted, and untiring
and
spirit,
to the
cause of education
with their advice,
in the
hfe of the community.
we know
Feeling that they are our friends, us
in their constructive
kindly helpfulness to students, loyal cooperation
with their colleagues, and vital interest
help
this session their
with the college.
and we
sincerely
strenuous activities after retirement they
may
that they will continue to
hope that find
in
their
less
a large measure of
happiness.
We in the
move, as a committee, that a copy of
this
expression be recorded
minutes of the Faculty, and that copies thereof be signed by the
President of the
College
and the Secretary of
the
Faculty and be
presented to Miss Jones and Miss Pierce.
Grace S.
M.
E. Mix,
M. HOLTON, B.
COYNER,
for the Committee.
'an^at
Bonnie Lane
OFFICERS Bonnie Lane
President
Claire Eastman
Vice-President
Elizabeth Morris
Secretary
Marjorie Robertson
Treasurer
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Minnie Smith Polly Ware
JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Josephine Quinn Caroline Upshur
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Charlotte Minton Katherine Roberts
Dorothy Buckland
Campus League Chairman
FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE Esther Beebe
EX-OFFICIO Dorothy
Wise...
Frances Hudgins
Martha Hamlet..
President of the Y.
W.
C.
A.
......President of the Athletic Association
President of
House Council
It
is
something
uphold and part of
it
friendship,
which
the best of
anyone
The its spirit
to right:
to
Robertson.
right:
herself shall
Honor System, something
of this Student
Body
is
Nothing good
best
—
living
weave
that
is
up
is
God
Wonder how
ever
lost.
our college
is
Everyone who performs within her,
life to
what our Honor System
make
calls for.
is
it
May we
Upshur, Roberts, Minton, Beebe.
Ha
et,
creating a
fine.
always, as a challenge and a guide.
Buckland, Quinn, Ware, Smilh, Eastman, Lane, Wise,
Well,
small enough to seem to lose
if it is
to the best that
itself into
to
a Uving
bring no discord into the song of
play, but only the finest harmony.
beautiful, even
is
the crowd.
feeling that will
left
is
work and
some task nobly,
Standing, left
our
each part can be beautiful when they are so unequally divided?
itself in
Seated,
of,
Each member
and, signing the code of honor, promises to herself and to
that the part
^Ul4t /,
be proud
to
to cherish.
Hudgins, Morris,
keep
Left
to
right:
Lane, Seward,
Shipplett,
Wise, Montgomery, Plummer.
Young Women's Motto: "Not by
Christian Association
might, nor by power, but by
saith the
my
spirit,
Lord of Hosts."
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS — — Shipplett
Dorothy Wise Elizabeth
President ....Vice-President
Nan Seward
5ecre(ar\j
Plummer
Isabel
Treasurer
Ruth Montgomery
Freshman Counselor
The Y. W. C. A. is a fellowship of women students and who are seeking full and creative life for themselves and for all the
The Y. W. C. A. Young Women's
desire to realize full
declares
its
purpose to be:
"We,
the
faculty
people.
members of
Christian Association of Farmville, unite in the
and creative
life
through a growing knowledge of
God."
"We
determine
to
have a part
in
making
this
life
possible
people."
"In
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this task
we
seek to understand Jesus and follow him."
for
all
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Dorothy Price Margaret Carroll Virginia Agee Marion Pond Caroline Upshur
Membership and Alumnae
_
Prayers Service
Church Cooperation
World Fellowship Music
Virginia Ritchie...
Powell
LiviAN
Social
Carter Belle Munt Merwyn Gathright
Sing Publicity
Town
Helen Glass Bonnie
Cirls
Ex-Ojficio
Lane....
ADVISORY BOARD Dr. George
W. Jeffers
Chairman
Miss E. Lucile Jennings
Miss
Mary Nichols
M. Boyd Coyner
We
are reminded that our
lives,
which we would
very simple any more.
We
the lives of millions of
men and women
which we are
all
bound
live in relation to those to
together,
is
whom we
to live creatively except as
live fully, are not
are forced to live affected by
we
it
are
Since our
daily.
and life
affecting is
one
possible to live fully except as
bound
sense in a real
in
daily life?
way
complex patterns and currents and put ourselves
in
Is
it
in
we
possible
our relation to these tune with the rhythm
of life?
We
can grow only as
we
identify
ourselves
with
and sense our
All must work together to build a beautiful world before finding and sharing life any of us can be truly rich and creative in our lives. This is the challenge of the Y. W. C. A. to the school and world today. relation
Baclj: ron), left io right:
Front row,
left
to
riaht:
to
all
the elements in the
life
—
of our world.
Powell, Munt, Pond, Ritchie, Agee, Gathright, Carroll. Price, Glass, Upshur.
House Council OFFICERS Martha Hamlet
President
Dudley Allen
Vice-President
Zaida Thomas
Secretary
HOUSE PRESIDENTS Dudley Allen
Elizabeth Burke
Marguerite Blackwell
Elsie
Frankie Bryan
Rebecca Virginia
Dodd Gillette
Hannah
HALL PRESIDENTS Louise Anthony
Henrietta Ivers
Lucy
Mary
Baskerville
Sara Beale
Jackson
Bessie Mitchell
Mabel Burton
Kitty Morrison
Margaret Carroll
Jennie
Helen Callihan
Virginia Scanlan
Virginia
Mary
Coleman
Rock
Frances Simpson
Ellen Conyers
Marguerite Snell
Violet Cross
Rose Somers
Louise
Eubank
Bacli roa,
Front
Elizabeth Watterson
lefi lo righl
:
ron>, lefi to right:
Cross, Blackwell, Gillette, Morrison, Hamlet, Rock, Scanlan, Eubank.
Burton, AntKony, Baskerville, Thomas, Callihan, Somers.
BacI^ rom,
Front
left
to
right:
ron., left to right:
Burke, Snell, Jackson, Mitchell, Jeffrey,
and
Click, click,
the
off
sounded
thirty bell has
all
Ivers,
Hannah,
Allen, Conyers, Coleman, Simpson.
Carroll, Bryan,
go
lights
throughout
and the
peal,
its
Dodd.
busy day with the familiar phrase, should be asleep.
They
else to do.
Sleep
—
who
are the girls
yell,
when
make
life
reminder
necessary for these
follows on as these.
they
heels.
its
No
one
there
is
anything
play radios too loud during
and
bell,
regret
they go stumbling, sleepy-eyed, to breakfast.
a miserable is
reminding that
out,"
when
girls,
study hour or afterwards, or even wash after light next morning,
Of
the hall presidents lead.
Study
likes that.
girls,
hall
ten-
and house presidents end
"lights
never for some
The
dormitories.
all
hall
it
the
What
course a gentle
and most of the time a call-down
looms over the heads of
One whole
week, a
just
such
girls
definite place to study,
a definite length of time, no talking, no laughing, no letter writing, nothing
but deathly silence and bored study.
Besides
this
duty, the
sider of equal importance,
and
the girls, in case Johnnie
would
permission and ing elsewhere. for the
we were
Of
What
a miserable
House Council has another that
studying
is
to
call, in
know
or
just
one,
life!
which we con-
where they may
Mother would
find
call to give a
another building or attending a meet-
course these calls
would never be
got,
if
it
wasn't
House Council.
Heartfelt
workers.
A
appreciation
is
extended
to
this
untiring
body of hard
desire to cooperate with other organizations, tact, patience,
understanding, and thoughtful consideration are just some of the attributes of the
House Council.
Back
roTÂť. left lo right:
lin,
Miss Mix, Eastman, Miss Royall, Lane, Miss Stubbs, McGloth-
Hamlet.
Middle TOW,
left lo
Front row, sealed,
Gillette, Shipplett, Morns, Thomas. Slater, Dortch, Leonard, Bowles, Baker.
Wise, Bean,
right:
left
to right:
Gamma
Alpha Kappa To
foster
and recognize that quality which distinguishes the leader
—
this is the two-fold purpose of Alpha Kappa from her followers national honorary fraternity for leadership. The true leader humbly seeks service, devoting her talents for the good of others. Alpha Kappa Gamma embodies the spiritual virtues of service, modesty, and forgetfulness of self-ambition in the urge to give to its Alma Mater and
Gamma,
the individuals with
whom
it
contacts the best
has to give.
it
JOAN CIRCLE Honorary Fraternit}) Founded in
in 1
Leadership
928
State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
:
ACTIVE MEMBERS Ruth Montgomery
Virginia Baker Virginia
Elizabeth Morris Ruth Phelps
Bean
Mary Bowles Margaret Dortch Claire
Eastman
Isabel
Plummer
Jane Royall
Victoria Gillette Jennie Belle Gilliam
Elizabeth Shipplett Mary Elizabeth Slater
Martha Hamlet Miss Winnie V. Hiner Bonnie Lane Virginia Leonard
Zaida Thomas
Mary Louise
Harrison Vaughan
Walmsley
Dorothy Wise
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Miss Grace E. Mix Miss Mary Clay Hiner Miss Mary Nichols Miss Olive T. Her Miss Florence Stubbs
HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. Charles Hall Davis Miss Lula O. Andrews Miss Ellen Glasgow Miss Adele Clark Mrs. Anna Hyatt Huntington Miss Mary White Cox Mr. Archer Milton Huntington
Circus
— —
—
—
Mob scene pink lemonade pop corn confetti, and Will's yelling, The circus of course! Barnum and "La-dies and g-e-e-n-tlemen" Bailey brought right to our own gymnasium. In rapid succession came various stunts, "Martins and the Coys," songs, freaks from all over the vv^orld, a political rally, and trained animals. Then came the crowning of the circus queen. What a coronation with two queens to wear the crown! At one end of the gym we saw the junior "Black Cat Inn" with cokes and cakes; at the other, the senior dance booth with a nickelodeon wailing "Organ Grinder's Swing." games of chance, movie stars, and fortune tellers.
On both sides were And such barkers as
each had!
Oh! evening
was when
it
a gala occasion without a care in sight, for it was the one for a while we might turn back the hands of time and
enjoy again the
The Jeep Clowns
.
—
.
.
all
Hillbilly
Band
of 'em!
...
Leaders of the Jazz
A
couple
of
.
.
frivolities of
our happy, light-hearted childhood.
.
old-fashioned
girls!
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Standing, left lo right: McAllister, Vassar, Phelps, McGlolhlin. Seated: Morris, Alsop.
Alpha Phi Sigma DELTA CHAPTER Honorary
FralernitX! for Scholarship Installed"!
State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
930
Publication: **The
News
Letter'*
MASTER'S DEGREE Kathryn Jamison Lloyd Kelly
Bonnie Lane Meriel
McAllister
Madeline McGlothlin Katharine Milby
Norvell Montague Elizabeth Morris
Ruth Phelps Lois Vassar
APPRENTICE DEGREE Caroline Alsop
Belh Barnard Evelyn Beale
Gwendolyn
Bell
Marguerite Blackwell Edna Bolick Patlie
Bounds
Virginia Price Elizabeth Prince
Louise Foster
Pattie Jeffreys
Marguerite Snell
Mildred Gentry Victoria Gillette Jennie Belle Gilliam
Doris Miller Elizabeth Roberts Eurlean Rosser
David Terry
Anna Snow Ramsey Ruth Read Lucille Rhodes Sara Buchanan
Mary Alice Glass Anne Graham
Dorothy Rudder Margaret Russell Mary Ann Sanderson Kathleen Sawyer
Frances S.
Thomas
Elizabeth Tyree
Edna Walden Elizabeth Wilkerson Dorothy Wright Sidney Yonce
Florence Bress Charlotte Morton
Ethel Burgess Sara Button Louise Chandler
Marguerite York
Ann Dugger
Sarah Hayes LeNoir Hubbard
Willis Scott
Mary Wanda
Nan Seward
Janie Lee
Martha Floyd
Cornelia Jeffress
Virginia Whitehead SmitS
Porlerfield
Dorothy Price
Martha Hamlet Edith
Hammack
Young
NOVICE DEGREE Virginia
A
Kathleen
(i
Bailey Elizabeth Ball
Ruby Bane Lavelette Glenn
Thelma Houpe
Virginia
Louise Iva Jones Clara Nottingham Elizabeth Berryman Mary Rives Black
Katherine
Boyd Boyetle
Margaret Britton Nancy Cooley Louise Dejarnette
Ware
Brenda Doppelt
Lucille
Livian Powell Virpinia Ritchie
Elizabeth Watterson Elizabeth Wilson Virginia Yager
Beckie Sandidge Shelton
Feme
Alpha Phi Sigma It is
is
a national honorary fraternity for scholarship.
the only honor society in the college to
upon matriculation.
which freshmen are
eligible
Salutatorians and valedictorians of high schools are
automatically ehgible for membership.
Students
in college
who make
a
high scholastic record are also eligible for membership.
Standing,
left
to
right:
Button,
Kelly,
Lane, Milby. Seated: Montague, Miss Draper.
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The Rotunda REPORTERS
STAFF Virginia Bean
Editor-in-Chief
Anderson
Lillian
Elsie Cabell
Business
Manager
Elizabeth Roberts Virginia
-
Hannah
Nems
Editor
Editorials
Mary Harrison Vaughan
Features
Minnie Smith
....Socials
ASSISTANT EDITORS Doris Miller
Literary
Mabel Burton
Inez Chappeli
Nan Seward
Virginia
Cox
Ann Dugger
Beckie Sandidge
Emma
Vivian
Easley
Agee
Nervs
Columnist
Back
<"<"".
Middle
'e/i (o rig/ii:
roll),
Pattie Jeffreys
Merwyn
Johnnie Lybrook
Gathright
LeNoir Hubbard
Pattie
Bounds
Berniece Jones
Helen
Jeffries
Madeline McGlothlin
Ada
Marguerite Snell
Front row,
lefl to right:
Sanford
—
Chief T})pist
Anderson, Grace Allen Pittard, Lois Vassar, Janie Scaggs, Frances Lyons
Mary Hubard,
Lillian
MANAGERS Ruth Phelps Florence Bress
Assistant Business
Manager
Circulation
Manager
.Assistant Circulation
Manager
Mamie Roberts
Assistant Circulation
Manager
Willis Scott
Assistant Circulation
Manager
Yager
Ebel, Jeffreys, Johnson, Lybrook.
lefl io right:
Womack
Vera Ebel
Sports
Intercollegiate
Lois Vassar
Helen Reiff
Marian Hardin
Virginia
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Joyner
Librarian
Elizabeth Carroll
Rock
Kathleen Sawyer
Assistants:
Jacqueline Johnson
Jennie
Louise Chandler
Mary
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Livian Powell
Dudley Allen
Sanford, Seward, Hubbard, Sawyer, Vassar.
Hannah, Smith, Bean, Roberts,
Jones,
Vaughan.
To
and as a means of expression of
serve as a chronicle of events
journalistic
talent
purpose of The Rotunda, the weekly news-
the
is
publication of S. T. C.
of ad-selling and circulation. those interested in
initiates
such journalistic interests as news and
It fosters
and makeup, and
feature writing, headline writing,
The the
the business angles
close proximity of the printing office
hnotype and various other phases of
newspaper editing and publishing.
The Rotunda endeavors campus, as well as students
to reflect the current attitudes of the S.
to cooperate in
and administration.
Its
policy
other articles as are appreciated and sensationalism, radicalism,
The
minorities.
problems actually
editorial felt
spirit is
to publish only
welcomed by
r
Ill
staff
of
The Rotunda attempts
1
to
present
f
#
^
.2H r
7
1
H^B
such news and
readers, avoiding
within the student activities.
3
:
its
and extreme viewpoints which represent small
^Tm -.y,i=rsa!
T. C.
with the aims and ideals of
El
i
1
If
Back row, Middle Front
left to righl:
roV), left
to
right
roiÂť, left to right:
Womack, Yager, :
Roberts, Snell, Miller, Allen.
Phelps, Bress. Burton, Powell, Easley. Reiff,
Hardin, Cabell, Pittard, Scott.
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First row, left to right:
Second row, Third row,
Seiber, Moore,
left to right: left
to
right:
McCann.
Davies, Quinn, Hill, Miss Wheeler, Walker, Plummer. Smilh, McGlothlin, Thompson, Rock, Young.
Dramatic Club OFFICERS
The Dramatic Club was founded
Fletcher Walker
President
It
about thirty years ago.
has gradually become larger, including more students
who
desire dramatic training in college.
Josephine Quinn Lelia Hill
yke-President
.—
Secretary
There are develop
in
its
three
outstanding purposes of the club:
members and
appreciation for the best in
Madeline McGlothlin
Treasurer
to
its
members
for the
in
drama;
Wheeler
Adviser
in the various
to give
to
community an an opportunity
development of special talent
phase of play production; and
Miss Leola
the college
to serve the college
in
any
by aiding
entertainments put on by classes and organi-
zations.
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
There
Marjorie Thompson
Acting
are eight departments in the club, representing the
various phases
Staging
play production,
Mildred Davies Marion Pond
)
Weekly departmental
of play production.
meetings are held for the purpose of learning the theory of
Kathleen McCann
a/t
u
^
many
During
year.
)
which
is
applied in
the
presentation
of
one-act plays and two full length plays throughout the the
1936-'37
session
the
Dramatic Club
"Mary, the Third" by Rocheal Crothers and "Cradle Song" by Gregoris and Mario Martinez Sierra.
presented
Isabel
Plummer
Janie Lee
Young
Costume Lighting
Another major
activity of the
Dramatic Club
is
the annual
Southside Virginia Dramatic Tournament for high schools.
Marie Moore.... Virginia
Whitehead Smith
..Property
Business
About
fifteen schools
of larger schools,
Jennie Rock •30-
Room
Keeper
compete
in the
production of one-act
plays, a silver cup being given to the winner in the group
A
lot
and another
in the
group of smaller schools.
of work, yes, but there's fun in full measure
MEMBERS Martha Meade Hardaway
Doris Adkins
Dorothy Adkins Virginia
Agee
Frances Alvis Beverley Baptist May Bales Evelyn Beale Sara Melba Beale Wilma Beaton
Hardy
Betty
Harwood
Geraldine Hatcher Rose Allen Higginbolham Leiia Hill
Marguerite Blackwell
Annie Watson Holden Musse Hoyer LeNoir Hubbard
Ruth Boaz
Frances Hulcheson
Edna Bolick
Cecile Hyde Virginia Epps Irby
Helen Bell
Elizabeth Booth Pattie
Frances Irving
Bounds
Katherine Boyelle Kitty Brooks Dorothy Buckland Ethel Burgess Mabel Burton Maxine Burks
Elizabeth Butler Sarah Button Juanita Callis Kathryn Carlton Elizabeth Carroll Frances Carroll Margaret Carroll
Deiha Pope Chamblis
'
Betty
Jane Hardy Mildred Harry
Frances Channell Mary Willson Clarke Ellen Conyers Mary Joyner Cox
Evelyn Crenshaw Ruth Crumley Mildred Davies Erna Dickerson Kitly Dix Anne Dugger Sudie Dunton Marie Eason
Virginia Jarman Cornelia Jeffress
Helen Jeffries Eugenia Jolly Nora Jones Edith Kaylor Sara Keesee Lou Ella La Fon Susan Lane Nellwyn Latimer Johnny Lybrook Frances Lyons Meriel McAllister Kathleen McCann
Judith Gathright
Frances Gaskins
Alpha Lee Garnett Jennie Belle Gilliam
May Raney
Eugenia Reeves Elizabeth Roberts Marjorie Robertson Anthelia Robinelte Jennie Rock Anne Hurlt Ross
Marguerite Russ Frances Lee Russow Katherine Ryburn Becky Sandidge Ada Sanford Virginia Scanlan Philippa Schlobohm
Anne
Scott
Pauline Scott Ruth Sears
Martha Seitz Nan Seward Beverley Sexton Margaret Sheffey JaneMe Shelor
Anna
Shiflett
Elizabeth Sieber Elizabeth Smith Estelle
Smith
Virginia Whitehead Smith
Madeline McGlothlin Martha McKinstry
Rose Somers Margaret Stallard
Anna Maxey
Frances Steed Jean Taylor Nancy Taylor
Katherine Maynard Mary Ellen Mims Norvell Montague
Lorena Moomaw Marie Moore Kitty Morrison Elizabeth L. Moss
Martha Floyd
Macon Raine Julia
Martha McCorkle
Elizabeth Morris
Margaret Etheridge Caroline Faris Dorothy Fischer
Elizabeth Prince Josephine Quinn
Margaret Motley Carter Belle
Munt
Kathryn Newman Clara Nottingham Ruby Parson Virginia Lee Pettis Clara Pinckard
Nancy Gray Martha Gwaltney
Hoag Mary Hale
Eleanore
Plummer Marion Pond Isabel
Dorothy Price Margaret Pritchard
Marjorie Thompson
Nan Throckmorton Virgmia Tilman Nan Page Trent Ella
Wade
Kitty Walden Fletcher Walker
Nell
Ward
Grace Waring Eloise Whitley
Eloise Williams
Margaret Williams Isabel Williamson Elizabeth George Wilsin Lula Rouse Windham Virginia
Woodward
Sidney Yonce Janie Lee
Martha Hamlet
MARY THE
David Terry
Young
THIRD" -31-
Sac^
left to right:
roll),
Middle
roll),
Front ToiÂť:
left
to
Windham, Baldwin, Hardy.
right:
Powell, Whitley, Minter, Taylor, Andrews, Schlobohm, Raine, Montgomery.
Nimmo, Eason.
Freshman Commission Hope Minter
Chairman
Marjorie Nimmo
....Secretary
Nancy Taylor.
.Treasurer
Ruth Montgomery
Freshman Counselor
Mr. Boyd Coyner
Adviser
MEMBERS Shirley
Macon Raine
Andrews
Philippa Schlobohm
Jane Baldwin Marie Eason Elizabeth
Nancy Taylor Jean Watts Eloise Whitley Lula Windham
Hardy
Hope Minter Marjorie
Nimmo
EX-OFFICIO Jane Powell
The Freshman Commission is composed of twelve girls chosen by popular vote from the freshman class. The purpose of this organization is to bring about a closer relationship between the freshman class and the Y. W. C. A. Many of its activities are closely connected with the work of the Y. W. C. A. The Service Committee of the Y. W. C. A. calls upon the Freshman Commission to help deliver baskets of food and to serve in the soup kitchen at the Training School. Several customs of Farmville originated with
Hanging of
this organization,
such
Greens and SunJap Morning Watch. Each year the Commission gives a Japanese Bazaar as a means of obtaining money. This year the Bazaar was given in the form of a Japanese tea, at which unique articles from Japan were sold. as the
the
^^t^iAman
Left
to
right:
Jane
Powell,
Dot Eades, Treasurer; Vice-President;
Miss
President,
Martha Bedford,
man; Harriette Vaden, Secretary.
Seitz,
Class-
First
Row
Jacqueline
Adams Ruby Adams Jane Allen
Second Roiv
Jeanne Allen Louise Allen
Edith Alphin
Martha Scales Allen
Frances Alvis Vivian Anderson
Row
Third
Virginia Allen Shirley
Andrews
Nan Armistead
Evelyn Bailey
JuHa Ayres
Irene Bailey
Jane Baldwin Fourth
Row
Dorothy Bailey Beverley Baptist
Wilma Beaton
Lois Barbee
Esther Beebe
Frances Barnes
May
Eleanor Bell Fifth
Row
Bates
Helen Bell
Lucy Blackwell
Selma Berry Ellen
Bowen
Ann
Billups
Edith Bradshaw
Margaret Black Doris Brandis Louise Breckinridge Janice Britts
Mary
Brookfield
First
Rot)
Nancy Bryant Katherine Brosius Elizabeth
Bundy
Second Roiv
Hazel
Wood
Burbank
Mildred Callis
Willie Burge
Virginia Louise Campbell
Alice Burroughs
Ruth Cansler
Row
Third
Sudie Dunton
Irma Carpenter
Edna Church
Margaret Carr Jean Clark
Dolly Carson
Martha Clarke Fourth
Row
Doris Chesnut Elizabeth Cline
Laura Nell Crawley
Helen Cline
Evelyn Crenshaw
Bernice Copley
Agnes Crockett Fifth
Row
Marguerite Costello Katherine Cross
Marie Dix
Iva
Cummings
Charlotte Doggett
Mary Margaret
Dowdy
Louise Cunningham
Frances
De
Berry
Sarah Drinkard Sally Kerr
Dunlap
Gwendolyn Dunton Betty Bush
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First
Row
Dorothy Eades
Marie Eason Margaret Eckford Katherine Edwards
Second Rotv
Marcie Etheridge
Louise Faulconer
Beulah Ettenger
Marguerite Faulconer
Caroline Paris
Alice Ferguson
Marion Farley
Jeanette Ferguson
Third Rotv
Dorothy Fischer
Dorothy Goodwyn Katherine E.
Madeline Fleshman
Gray
Nancy
Katherine N. Gray
Fourth Betty
Row
Judith Gathright Eloise
Hardy
Gwaltney
'
Jane Hardy
Eleanor
Betty Harr
Row
Betty
Haag Martha Meade Hardaway Marion Harden
Dorothy Harman Fifth
Fontaine
Elizabeth Greig
Betty Harrell
Harwood
Helen Byrd Harris
Dorothy Hastings
Katherine Harrison
Geraldine Hatcher
Mildred Harry
Edith Heermance
Ehzabeth Hoge
Mary
Louise Holland
Hazel Holmes Kathryn Howell
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First
RoTv
Helen Hoyer
Mary Page Huff Margaret James
Second
Row
Chlotilde
Jarman
Martha Jones
Helen Sara
Jeffries
Agnes Jennings
Justis
Sara Keesee
Brownie Johnson
Third RoTV
Elizabeth Kent
Lou
Josephine Libby
Ella
Johnnie Lybrook
Row
Janet
Lemmon
Ehzabeth Le Grand
Martha McCorkle Martha McKinstry
Essie Millner
Hope Minter Mary Walker Fifth
B. Jones
Warren Land
Elizabeth Lints
Fourth
Anna La Fon
Row
Mary Mahone Mitchell
Katherine
Catherine
Nancy Moss
Lorana Kathryn
Mavor
Moomaw
Newman
Anna Maxey
Moomaw Ann Moore
Marjorie
Nimmo Mary Kathryn
Edna Moore Nininger
Laura Morris
Mary Anna Nottingham Patty Orr
Mildred
Owen Sue
Owen -37-
First
Row
Sue Pack Louise Palmer Ella Parks
Second
Row
Isabel
Mary Parr Ruby Parson
Rosalie Perkins
Catherine Payne
Virginia Lee Pettis
Katherine Perry
Virginia Policy
Row
Third
Frances Pope
Jane Powell
Eugenia Reeves
Lois Powell
Helen Reiff
Ruth Fourth
Curtis
Macon Raine
Robeson
Row
Anne Hurtt Ross Marguerite Russ
Virginia Savage
Frances Lee Russow
Philippa Schlobohm
Anne Fifth
Row
Ada
Scott
Sanford
Pauline Scott
Mary Sue Simmons
Rosabel Seay
Martha
Prince Smith
Seitz
Janelle Shelor
Thelma Smith
Myra Smith Micou Sneed Olivia Stephenson
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First
Row
Cornelia Story
Mary
Louise Stoutamire
Georgie Stringfellow
Second
Rcw
Mary
Catherine Sturgis
Nancy Taylor
Rachel Trent Virginia
Tuck
Vera Thomas Harriette
Vaden
Aubra Thomas
Row Nell Ward
Third
Ella
Wade Agnes Waggstaff
Fumi Wakayama
Grace Waring Frances Warriner
Fourth
Row
Virginia Wallner
Kathryn Watkins Jean Watts
Eloise Whitley
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Dorothy
Webb
Anne Williams Fifth
Row Lula
Annabel Westcott Margaret Williams
Windham
Isabel
Williamson
Ehza Wise
Elizabeth Wilson
Ora Wilson
Evelyn Woltz Vivian
Womack Sudie Yager
Neva Yancy
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Bacl( rovi, Ufl
Front
to right
ron>, left to right
Bounds, Spencer, Vassar, Allen Seward, Cabell, Rhodes, Price, Lewis. Lane, Roberts, York, Glass, Baker
Thomas
Beorc Eh Thorn Honorary Society
in
English
Founded 1935 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
OFFICERS
—
Dorothy Price Zaida Thomas
.—
President
Vice-President
Louise Lewis
Secretars
Lois Vassar..
Treasurer
Carter Belle
Munt
Corresponding-Secretary
Pattie Jeffreys
..Historian
There are some of us who have showed unusual in creative
writing and in literary study.
Eh Thorn, which
is
a local honorary society.
the purpose of promoting
and
interest
and
ability
These students compose Beorc It
was organized
for
and encouraging extra-curricular reading, study,
creative writing in all hterary forms.
The members
of the society
enjoy the stimulus given by individual and group criticism and appreciation.
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ACTIVE MEMBERS Munt
Dudley Allen
Carter Belle
Virginia Baker
Ruth Phelps
Elsie Cabell
Dorothy Price
Frances Collie
Lucile Rhodes
Helen Glass
Ehzabeth Roberts
Dorothy Hudson
Nan Seward
Pattie Jeffreys
Mary
Lloyd Kelly
Dorothy Spencer
Bonnie Lane
Zaida Thomas
Louise Lewis
Lois Vassar
Mary
Elizabeth Slater
Mary
Adeliene McGlothlin
Harrison Vaughan
Marguerite York
FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Nancy Foster
Mr. James Grainger Miss
Mary Clay Hiner
Miss Lucile Jennings Miss Wilhelmina London Miss
Mary
Mrs. Stella Taylor
Bacl( ron), left
lo
Front row, Uft
lo right:
right:
Beale, Yager, Bland, Terry, Prince, Jeffreys,
Walden,
Collie.
Buckland, Montague, Miller, Phelps, Black.
Nichols
Sodalitas Latina Colors:
Motto:
Ivory and
Gold
Flower:
Laurel
Publication: "Tributum'
Excelsior,
OFFICERS Elizabeth Morris
"Who
President
Vice-President
Beautiful Christmas wishes in Latin?
Romans
say the
Sue Baynard
Secretary
Katherine Milby
Treasurer
Faculty Adviser
If
Lois Barbee
Sue Baynard Evelyn Beale Frances Collie
Mary Wanda
Jacqueline Davis Sally
Emilia Ellis
Dorothy Rudder Jane Saunders Margaret Sheffey Janie Lee Young Margaret Via
Beulah Ettenger Frances Holloway Thelma Houpe Le Noir Hubbard Jeffries
Back rom.
left
Hubbard.
Middle row,
Why,
Don't
is,
if
incredible!
to
right:
to
right:
I
in
you
thought
..."
—
the
modernism of
hair style?),
And
you are not taking
hesitate because
interested in Latin,
there's a place
for
club meets only once a month, but the accom-
Miss America of
fights in the
or the classics,
you'll join Sodalitas Latina,
plishments of that one meeting!! facts
it's
that prosaic
1
936
the is
the origin of
Roman
Lo,
it
reveals wonderful
Romans (would you
believe
copying Miss Ancient Rome's
many
of our holidays, and the
Senate (ours are practically duplicates).
there's the beautiful, the
immortal love
story.
.
.
.
That's the theme of the play Sodalitas Latina helped put on. 'Tisn't idle talk in
—we
really
do
all
these things,
Sodahtas Latina.
Holloway, Ellis, Beale, Barnard, Rudder, Collie, Ettenger, Reid, Sheffey, Yager, Allen, Porterfield, Roberts, Prince.
Bell, Barbee, S.
left to right:
left
Carlton.
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That
ycu are
The
you.
.
Yager
Sudi
Front rom,
If
Porterfield
Pauline Reid Elizabeth Roberts
Dunlap
Helen
Latin.
Katherine Milby Elizabeth Morris Charlotte Morton Ruth Phelps Catherine Pilcher
Dudley Allen
.
you had such an idea about Latin,
you'll be forgiven. the Latin Club.
MEMBERS
.
And
course you did, but for every mistaken idea, there's
a cure.
Miss Minnie V. Rice
used slang?
Latin was that dead
Of
A Valentine party
ever heard of a Latin joke?
Latin style?
Ruth Phelps
Miss Rice, Milby, Phelps. Davis, Faulconer, Harden, Morton,
Mo
Houpe, Via, Walden,
Shipplett,
and more,
Back row, left to right: M. McAllister, M. Hoyer, E. Ellis, M. Mims, L. Faulconer, S. Button, N. Seward, H. Harris, P. Ware, V. Pettis, M. Thomas, M. Via. ScconJ ron., hit to right: C. Wood, L. Barbee, M. McCorkle, L, Windham, H. Reiff, A. Wescolt. S. Keesee, J. Cogsdale, M. Woolfolk, E. Greene, F. Collie. Front row, left to right: G. Piltard, J. Saunders, M. Evans, M. Faulconer, M. Eckford, M. Etheridge, E. Smith, N. Putney.
M.
Black, E. Lewis,
M.
Black,
Le Cercle Fraiicais La
Fleur:
Fleur-de-lis
Les Couleurs: Rouge
La
Devise:
et
bleu
Noblesse oblige
LE BUREAU Margaret Black.
Presidente
Martha Floyd
Vice-Presidente
Mary
elle
Frances Collie
Margaret Eckford
Musse Hoyer
Emiha
Sara Keesee Ella B. Lewis
Ellis
Margaret Etheridge
The students
purpose of Le Cercle Francais
and those who are
opportunity
to
learn
interested
through
social
Tresoriere
Pianisie
Mademoiselle Smithey
Mademoiselle Nichols
LES Margaret Black Mary Rives Black Sarah Button Josie Lee Cogsdale
.Secretaire .
MEMBRES HONORAIRES
Dr
Beulah Ettenger Martha Evans Louise Faulconer Marguerite Faulconer Elsie Greene Helen Byrd Harris
Lois Barbee
Lewis
B.
Rives Black....
LES Made
Ella
Delha Pope Chambliss.
MEMBRES Meriel McAllister
Elizabeth Smith Frances Thomas
Martha McCorkle
Mary
Mary
Margaret Via
Ellen
Mims
Ware
Virginia Lee Pettis
Polly
Grace Allen Pittard Nellie Putney Helen Reiff
Annabel Wescott Lula Windham
Jane Saunders
Marjorie Woolfolk
Catherine
Wood
Nan Seward
the
French language an
games, and customs of the French, and to help them gain a fuller understanding and appreciation of the language
contact
some songs.
itself.
is
to give the
in
Kneeling,
Ramsay, S. Beale, Montgomery, Moss, Motley, Kelly, Thomas, Holden,
left to right:
Agee, Seated, left
Etter, Jolly, Cover, Smith. to
Greene, Thorpe, Scott, Plummer, Gilliam, Berryman, Padgett, Bolick.
right:
Home Economics
Club
OFFICERS Isabel
Plummer
....President
Jennie Belle Gilliam
.—
Will Scott
Secretar\)
One all
bright
the girls
"eye" trail
day some genius was
who seemed
for this future
of hot biscuits?
he
to
knowing This
is
-44-
this
matter?
From
this
and Treasurer
inspired with an idea of "corrahng"
lost in future drearas.
that "the
way
to a
good phychology.
sock to be darned or a button to be sewed on.
about
.Vice-Presidenl
Did
they have an
man's heart"
Then,
there's
Why
nucleus the club evolved and
is
the
always a
rot be scientific is still
evolving.
Jeffr
Kneeling, left lo right: Putney, Glenn. Sealed,
left to right:
M.
Beale, Dawson, Graham, Tindall, Bounds, Jones, Hunter, Ficklen, Minion.
Murden, Hoge, Bland,
Stallard,
Anthony, Alsop, Allgood.
MEMBERS Virginia
Agee Louise Algood
Eugenia Jolly
Caroline Alsop
Anne
Anna Leigh
Frances Kent
Louise Jones
Bailey
Kelly
Sara Melba Beale
India Martin
Elizabeth Berryman
Charlotte
Rebecca Bland
Ruth Montgomery
Edna
Elizabeth
Bolick
Martha
Moss
Sarah Motley
Ruth Crumley Yetive
Mmton
Mabel Murden
Dawson
Marie Padgett
Etter
Plummer
Miriam Ficklen
Isabel
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Mary Virginia Putney Anna Ramsey
Lavellette
Glenn
Anne Graham
Will Scott
Helen Greene
Virginia Smith
Katherine Habel
Margaret Stallard
Annie Watson Holden
Frances
Nancy Hunter
Margaret Thorp
Thomas
Elizabeth Tindall
Doris Johnson
Lucy Walker
Athletic
Association Council wish
I
to express
my
appre-
and thanks to the A. A. Council, Managers of Sports, the Student Body, and Faculty for their cooperation and ciation
untiring willingness
to
work
which has characterized
this
year's outstanding athletic achievements. I am proud to
have had the opportunity of fine a group
workmg with so and hope they
will
always
remember
"For when comes
To
the great Scorer
write against our name.
matters not whether
It
won or lost. But how we played
we the
game."
Olive T. Iler, Coach.
Sianding
Sealed:
:
Carroll, Secretary; Miss Iler, Coach.
Eastham, Vice-President; Gilliam, Treasurer; Hudgins, President.
SPORTS MANAGEFIS Firsl row, left to right: Burton, Minor Sports; Phelps, Baseball; Cabell, Tennis; Eastham, Basketball. Second row, left to right; Jarman, Assistant Basketball; Berryman, Field and Track; Bowles, Hockey; Vaden, Assistant Hockey; Smith, Volley Ball. Third row, left to right; Bolick, Lacrosse; Yonce, Swimming; Sears, Assistant Tennis; Burks, Archery.
si^ tvi. -46-
o't*'^
.>-'•
H,0 Club OFFICERS Frances Hudgins
—
-—
Mary Bowles
-..Manager
-
Business
Manager
MEMBERS Mary Bowles Cassie Boswell
Margaret Britton Virginia Carroll
Frances Hudgins Norvell Montague Isabel
Plummer
Sidney Yonce
ADVISER Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Swimming has of sports."
For
definitely gained a place this year in Farmville's
the
Athletic Council.
first
This
is
"world
has been represented by a manager on the indeed a notable step. Also, two meets occupy
time
it
places on the calendar of events. One was held the first of the year with the Freshmen capturing the crown, and the Sophomores receiving honorable mention. This meet was a carnival in which each class put on a
very entertaining stunt. to
show
individual
of the progress
The
skill in
other one, held in
diving and
made by swimming
swimmmg.
this
March, was a
We
year and are looking forward
even greater achievements next year.
Left
lo righl
:
Plummer, Bowles, Boswel
Monla
e,
contest
are indeed proud
Carroll, Britton,
Yonce, Hudgins
to
Hockey
SENIOR SQUAD
and with it comes the game that brirgs out the entire game that starts off our rivalry between classes. Hockey, game of the year, is climaxed by the class games that cause an
School Top,
left to right:
Carter, York, Walker, Bowles, Irby,
school
Dortch, Jones, Hudgins.
the
SOPHOMORE SQUAD Boiiom, Ebel,
left
to
Britton,
rilht:
Hayes, Terrell, Wilkinson.
Gentry,
Coleman,
first
Starts,
the
uproar between every
Burton, West, Badger, Carroll,
ButterwortK,
—
Ball,
juniors,
and
class.
The
seniors
are determined to beat the
the juniors are determined to beat the seniors.
proud "sophs" are
just
compelled
poor things wear "rat caps"
till
Whereas
the
making
the
to beat the freshmen, thus
Christmas.
These are thoughts
in
the
minds of the members of the respective teams as they meet on the A. A. field just
before Thanksgiving to prove their ability to the school.
Squads
JUNIOR SQUAD Top,
This year the juniors proved victorious over the seniors
you guess their
it!
!
!
Those "rats" beat
much-hated
emerged with a
rat
caps.
juniors.
The
burn,
to
right:
Bolick,
Chappell,
J.
Phelps.
B.
Latimer.
Gilliam.
McAliisler.
McGlothlin,
Ry-
Bailey,
Mann.
proud "sophs," and thus banished
Even though
Httle hurt pride, a
by the freshmen and
the
—and would
left
the
"sophs"
good time was had by colors "red
and all,
FRESHMAN SQUAD
seniors
especially
and white" were lauded
with victory, and on goes the rivalry between the colors "red and white"
Bottom,
left
to
rig/ii;
Fischer.
Gathright.
Hardaway,
Newman, Crenshaw, Mann, Copley, Vaden, Jarman, Hatcher. Billups. Libby, Keesee. Nimmo.
and "green and white."
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Granddaughters' Club The Granddaughters' Club
is
composed of
girls
whose mothers have attended
this
college. It
school
has acquired the
name
Club from
of Granddaughters'
the viewpoint that the
considered the grandmother and those attending school now,
is
The
purpose of
touch with
We
its
club
this
is
the reviving of old friendships
its
and keeping
grandchildren. the
alumnae
in
present members.
have chosen
this
year as our project the contribution to the Jennie Masters'
Tabb Fund.
OFFICERS Elizabeth Harris
President
Caroline Upshur
Vice-President
Betty Butterworth
..Secretary
..."
Page Nottingham
.Treasurer
MEMBERS Mothers
Daughters Jacqueline
Eva Orgain Adams Edna Roberts Badger
Adams
Mary Ehzabeth Badger
Grace Howard Jenkins
.Mattie Blanche Haskins Barnes
Agnes Jennings
Fannie Christian Jennings
Ethel Arvin Bell
Rives Black
Edith
Owen Bradshaw
Florence Edwards Jeffrey
Florence Jeffrey Lois Jenkins....
....Judith
Eleanor Bell
Mary
Beulah Johnson Irving
Fenner Barnard
Elizabeth Archer Barnard
Frances Barnes
Mothers
Daughters Frances Irving
Mattie Eugenia Bowles Black
Ehzabeth Burke
Era Marshall Kent
Frances Kent
Frances
Owen Bradshaw
Elvira
Carrie
McGeorge Burke
Gladys Major
Elva File (Ligon) Farrar
U. Ligon
...Velma Hatchett Major
Elizabeth Butterworth
Julia Harris Butterworth
Gwendolyn McCormick Maynard Charlotte Morton Page Nottingham
Emily Channell
..Bessie Morris Channell
Isabel
Ethel Abbitt Burke
Jane Burke
Alma
Miller Butler
Julia Harris Butterworth
Butterworth
Frances Channell
....Bessie
Morris Channell
Janie Staples Chappell
Inez Chappell
Mary Wilson
May
Georgia
Elizabeth Butler
Hazel Thompson Clark
Clark
Ruby Parson Mary Wanda
Ehzabeth Rawlings
Virginia Savage
Nancy Cooley
Elizabeth Clark Cooley
Anna JoUiffe Denny Mary A. Putney Dodd
Mary Denny Elsie Dodd Brenda
Griffin
Brenda
Doggett
Adelaide Dressier
Griffin
Doggett
Vedah Watson
Dressier
Marie Eason.
Carrie Rennie Eason
Louise Foster
Mary Ehzabeth Whitworth Foster Susie Crump Garnett
Alpha Lee Garnett
Heath B. Gathright
Judith Gathright
Marie Gill
Mamie Woodson
....Evelyn Turnbull Gillette
Victoria Gillette
Dorothy Goodwyn
Anne Graham. Katherine N. Gray Caroline Gwaltney
Elizabeth Harris
Mary Harvey Sarah Hayes
Ehzabeth Himes Frances Hutcheson
(Gill) Stephenson
Mattie
Vaughan Harrison Goodwyn Rebecca Vaughan Graham Mary S. Wiatt Gray Bessie McGeorge Gwaltney
Dunton Rawlings
Ruth Clarkson Reeves Flo-a B. Miles Savage
Nina Lockridge Sexton
Hylah Camp Simmons
Mary Sue Simmons
Winifred Parks Somers
Sylvia Somers..
Eleanor Daughtrey Stephenson
Olivia Stephenson
Mabel
Terrell
Billups Terrell
Thomas
Margaret Thomas
..Margaret Parish
Nan
Ola Abbitt Throckmorton
Throckmorton....
Ethel Lee
Ruth Turner... Caroline Upshur
Wilkinson....
Goldie Williams
Snow Upshur
Lee Spencer Vaden
Bessie
Mary T.
Harrison Vaughan
Turnbull Vaughan
Effie Steger
Kathryn Watkins Elizabeth Penn
Moody Turner
....Mary Lucille
Harriette Spencer Vade/.
Mary
Thompson Howard
Florence Sledd
Agnes Thompson....
(
Sallie
Watkins
Penn Blackwell Hawthorne
/Linda Hite Wilkinson (grandmothers)
Roberta Alice
Hogg
Williams,
(grandmother)
Sally Lovelace Harris
Mary Baldwin Harvey Sallie Cox Hayes Ruby Berry Himes Frances Graham Hutcheson
Lucile Williams Porterfleld Belle
Beverly Sexton...
May
Jr.
A. Fraher Parson
Virginia Porterfield
Martha Hoy Cline Lucy Adams Connelly Linda Coleman Davis
Rice Nottingham,
Mary Cash Parr
Hortense Connelly...
Mildred Davis...
.Kate Watkins Morton Sallie B.
Parr
Eugenia Reeves
Helene Chne
Edna Houff McCormick Maynard
Cassie Shepherd
Catherine
Martha Hoy Chne
Ehzabeth Cline
Lula Drinkard LeGrand
Elizabeth LeGrand...
Caroline Willis
Jean Willis Jeannette
Wood
Sidney Yonce
Carrie Hunter Willis
Ruth Hunt Willis Lois Jenkins
Josephine
Wood
Guy Yonce
Delta Theta Alpha Founded
1
936
State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
CHARTER MEMBERS Virginia
Acworth
Elizabeth Booth
Evelyne Howell
Anne Kelly Bess McGlothlin Madeline McGlothlin Marie Moore Marian Pond
PLEDGES Edna
Bolick
Katheryn Carlton Katherine Coleman
Edna Walden Katherine Walden Virginia
Woodward
Marguerite York
FACULTY ADVISER Miss Helen Draper
PATRONS Miss Alice Carter Miss Mary B. Haynes Miss Lucile Jennings
Left
to
right.-
Moore, Howell, Acworth, M. McGlothlin, Miss Draper, Booth, Kelly, B. McGlothlin, Pond.
Left
to
righi:
Harris, Treasurer;
Vice-President;
McGlothlin, Classman.
iimatj^
Munt,
President;
Agee,
Secretary;
Miss
M.
Roy all.
Virginia Louise
Demosthenes
Orchestras
Stone walls
Hamlet-on-a - Merry -Go - Ro
j
Parchment
Annie Leigh Bailey
Mary Ames Souvenirs
Red
Music boxes
Evening sandals
Lounging paja
Hat boxes
Margaret Leigh Bailey Desks
Mary
Mary Dudley Allen
Agee
Champagne
apples
Martha Florence Bailey Letters
Autographs
Ivory
Crystal
Cosmopolitan
Rives Black Unfinished symphonies
S launch Presby terianism
Weenie
Books
Open
Edna Ruth Bolick
fires
roasts
Skirts
Elizabeth V. Butterworth Ethel Cuthbert Burgess Loving cups
Chewing gum
Balloons
Snapshots
Hidden depth
White
Helen Callihan
radios
Juanita Rosalind Gallic
Lampshades
Black braids
Treasure hunts
Coffee and doughnuts
Hot
Indian pottery
chocolate
Lucy Katheryn Carlton Wicker
furniture
Classics
Box lunch
Linens
Chintz
After-dinner mints
Mary Elizabeth Carroll Tailored
Rain coats
suits
Open windows
Grecian urn
Delha Pope Chambliss Candlelight
Hikes
Energy
Diaries
Mary Wilson Clark
Clark Monograms Sweaters and
Inez Chappell Blazers
women"
"Little
Ruth Emma Chambers EYES
Suede
Susie
Doris Viola Carper
Black and white skirts
Arched eyebrows Japanese sandals
Skiis
Frances Ethel Collie
Mary Joyner Cox
Choirs
Popcorn
Eversharp pencils
Smocks
Sunday afternoons
Choir Invisible
Louise Bruce Crowell
Georgie Ames Custis
Penthouses
Egyptian jewelry
Top
Tapestries
hats
Corsages
Scarfs
55-
Mildred Thornton Davies
Erna Thornton Dickerson
Patent leather
Red
Christmas wrapping paper
Tango
Midnight
Gleaming garnets
feasts
Eleanor Laird Dodson
Virginia
chiffon
Walker Doughty
Bangs
Lockets
Headlines
Pink rosebuds
Intermission
June brides
Anne Haden
Ellis
Richie Odell Ellis
Velvet bows
Nosegays
Lace handkerchiefs
White
Miniatures
Flirtation
Katherine Hunt Galusha
rabbits
walk
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Pincushions
Feature sections
Knit
Proms
suits
Candlewick spreads
Anne Meriwether Graham
Rosalie Nelson Greear Earbobs
Prints
Galoshes
"Anne
Scented soap
of
Irish lace
Green Gables'*
Luncheon
Greene
Mary Anness Harper
Elsie Lorraine
Crisp lettuce
sets
Magnolia blossoms
Boudoir chairs
Place cards
Sunny
Satin quilts
kitchens
Mary Elizabeth Harris
Mary Baldwin Harvey
Colonial mansions
Masquerade
Five o'clock tea
Painted finger nails
"I
Send You Red Roses
Evelyn Ercelle Hastings Card
catalogues
Toboggan
Anna Belle Hill Flower gardens
Crocheted dresses
Sun bonnets
Geraniums
Violins
Annie Watson Holden Baby
chicks
balls
Evelyn Virginia Holmes Hooked
rugs
Pink lemonade
Parlors
Powder
Church music
puffs
Rose-Marie Turner Hunter
Anna Hoyer Wooden
shoes
Poetry
Cut flowers
Book-ends
White
Match boxes
mittens
Doris Odell Isbell Damask
draperies
Katheryn Huff Jamison Rhinestones
Etchings
Telephones
Furs
Pennants
Pattie Armistead Jeffreys
Jacqueline
Mae Johnson
White organdy
Candy wrappers
Japanese lanterns
New
Compacts
Letter-heads
Year's
Ev
Eugenia Barham Jolly Bright lights
RuiHes
Bon Voyage
Crochet needles
New
Frances Marshall Kent
coins
Satin blouses
Parasols
Magazines
Glass straws
Silver
Susan Anne Lane
B.
"Pilgrim's Progress"
Sequins
IvYLYN Jordan
Ella
Nora Field Jones
frames
Mary Nellwyn Latimer
Vogue
Oxfords
Orchids
Toasted marshmallows
Cocktails in the Kitchen
Brick houses
Lewis Candy
pulls
Lillian
Maxine Lewis Leather belts
Running cedar
Hockey
Plaids
Pomegranates
Merill R. McAllister Term
papers
sticks
Kathleen McCann Sheer hose
Squads
Monogrammed
Marigolds
Hamburgers
Jean McConnaughey
handkerchiefs
Mary Adeline McGlothlin
Sail boats
White
Swinging doors
Jewelry boxes
Camel's hair
Gold
carnations
NoRVELL Mason Montague
Frances Maxey Football games
"Dream
Girl"
Spool beds
Telegrams
Ruth Montgomery One
Black leather notebooks Circles and squares
gardenia
Mary Elizabeth Morris Diplomacy
"-.N
Receiving lines
Precious stones
While columns
Formal banquets
Carter Belle
Munt
Waxed
"Shannon's"
Hat on
^
the
back of her head
Alice Marshall Nelson
floors
Ruffled aprons
Eleanor Katherine Nuckols Flannel robes
Secrets
Boxing matches
Buttons
Sunday
Mabel Murden Cameo
Gilt swords
night suppers
Annie Pauline Pearson
Fancy dress
Ruth Naomi Phelps
Baby Grands
Meetings
Green cashmere
Trophies
PearU
Cap and gown
ii^lifegiy Mary
Virginia Pilcher Morning Watch
Work
baskets
Potted plants
Grace Allen Pittard
Clara Elizabeth Pinckard Keys Roll books
Demi-tasse
Isabell Tannahill
Favors
HANDS
Steak frys
Cigarette ad
Red
Black velvet
slippers
Plummer
LiviAN
Adkerson Powell
Virginia
Putney
Week-ends
Finger waves
Roanoke on Thanksgiving Day
Tea
Josephine Quinn
sets
Pela Lane Read
Afghans
Tapering candle
Scrapbooks
Sun
Cedar
Novels
chests
Elizabeth Roberts Door knockers
parlors
Marjorie Lee Robertson Chimes
Chapels
Figurines
Acorns
Taffeta
Ellen Elizabeth Rucker
Jessie
Mary
"Good Housekeeping"
Tinsel
Margaret Lacy Russell
Trellises
Fresh green grass
Honeysuckle
Elevators
Vespers
Lighted fountains
Katheryn Ryburn
Elizabeth Deane Saunders
Starched collars
Beads
Leather watch bands
Paint brushes
Envelopes
Polka dots
Virginia Elizabeth Scanlan Willis Shields Scott Churchill
Oltermans
All- American
Violets
Sirens
Ethel Ruth Sears
Mary Elizabeth
Signet Rings
Pastels
Red
Bracelets
leather chairs
Stadiums
-60-
Downs
Lohengrin's "Prelude"
Bungalows
Seiber
Elkanah Simpson
Nan Cuthbert Seward Minuets
Menus
Doilies
Sun-tan
Perfume
Slot machines
bottles
Mildred Marie Stone
Katherine Gay Steiffen Dancing
Mess
Files
feel
Pigskin gloves
jackets
Conventions
Lipstick
Margaret Rebekah Thomas
Frances Saville Thomas Blue stockings
Jatzen bathing
Tea and
Olympics
cakes
Speeding roadsters
Needlework
Caroline Crowder Upshur
Nannie Page Trent
"Age
Hot buns
Wool
of Innocence'
Spinning wheels
blankets
Red checkered
Kerchiefs
Lois
suits
curtains
Mary Harrison Vaughan
Randolph Vassar
Cotton candy
Marble
Memorandums
Packages
Midnight
Interviews
oil
tied
with red ribbo
Catherine Whitney Walden Marjorie Frazer Woolfolk Evening bags
Soft
Frostoria
Lady-fingers
Limeades
Evening sandals
Janie Lee
Young
Zippers
Coney
Island
Punch bowls
lights
Back row, Middle
to
left
roB), left
Front ron>;
righl:
Nelson, Pittard, Noltingham, Agee.
righl:
to
Dortch, Moseley, Mallory.
Lane, Bowles.
Pan-Hellenic Association OFFICERS
—
LuciLE Moseley
Margaret Pittard Margaret Dortch Page Nottingham
President
...
..-
Vice-President
--
Secretary ...Treasurer
..—
Alice Nelson....
Program Chairman
.'.
Publicity Chairman
Agee Miss Grace E. Mix
Virginia
Adviser
OFFICIAL ROLL Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Sigma Alpha Gamma Theta
Mu Omega Kappa Sigma Alpha Sigma Tau Pi
REPRESENTATIVES Mary Bowles
Sue Mallory
Margaret Dortch Susan Lane Alice Nelson Jean Willis Page Nottingham
Virginia
Agee
Charlotte Rice Lucile Moseley Margaret Carroll
Margaret Pittard
ALTERNATES Jennie Belle Gilliam Louise Anthony Virginia Leonard
Miriam Ficklen Elizabeth Smith Fraces Bryan
The
purpose of the Pan-Hellenic Association
is
to establish
of excellence along every line of sorority endeavor:
as a factor in school, as a force in the lives of graduate
furnish a
forum
to define
a
code of sorority
Pan-Hellenic
;
and
ethics;
to regulate
to serve as a court of
difficulties.
As
aside a special time for an open
quarter, a tea or musical
of officers
Bacl( row,
Middle Front
lefl lo right:
roll),
roji)
:
is
program
the important event.
Anthony, Ficklen, Bryan, Carroll.
lefl to right:
Rice, Willis, Leonard.
Gilliam, Smith.
to
is
bid day; to pass and
appeal
in the case of
the
Pan-Hellenic
functions,
social
Association gives three significant functions. sets
members;
for the discussion of all matters of interest to sororities;
enforce rushing rules all
standards
as an organization,
In the fall the organization
forum discussion;
given
;
and,
in
the winter
in the spring, installation
Bacl(
roll),
left to right:
Middle row, Front
roll),
left
to
Hubard, Harris, Plummer, Willis, Throckmorton, Hayes, Montgomery.
right:
left to right:
Fagg, Sellman, Gillette.
Pierpont, Seward, Gilliam, Dortch, Bowles, Jolly, Thomas, Kelly, B. Butterworth, West.
Sigma Sigma Sigma ALPHA CHAPTER Founded 1898 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
Publication:
SORORES Virginia
Bean
IN
COLLEGIO
PLEDGES
Virginia Epes Irby
Maude Beckham
Eugenia Jolly
Margaret Britton
Lloyd Kelly
Mary Bowles
Virginia Kite
Elizabeth Butterworth
Kathleen
Army
Ruth Montgomery
Butterworth
Sara Button
Mary
Joyner
Jane Burke
Ruth
Emma
Chambers
Bruce Crowell Betty Betty
McCann
Carter Belle
Cox
'The Triangle"
Martha McCorkle
Fagg
Hardy Elizabeth Hardy Jane Hardy
Virginia Polley
SOROR
Munt
IN
Plummer
Isabel
Will Scott
Emma
Victoria Gillette
Nancy Sellman Nan Seward Anna Crump Shiflett
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Minnie Smith
Sarah Hayes
Zaida Thomas
Elizabeth Harris
Mrs. George Richardson
Mary Hubard
Nan Throckmorton Nan Page Trent Lucille Ware
Katherine Irby
Selma West
Mr
Frances Hudgins
Caroline Willi:
Sanford
Lula
Windham
Miss Pauline Camper
Nellie Pierpont
Margaret Dortch
Vera Ebel
Ada
FACULTATE
Ann Dugger Easley
Helen Byrd Harris Frances Irving Sara Keesee
SORORES Armstrong Margaret Armstrong Irving
IN URBE Mary Richardson Mabel
F.
Lancaster
Putney
Betty Shields Brumfield
FACULTY ADVISER Miss Pauhne Camper
HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Mabel Culkin
PATRONS C.
A. Allen
Mrs. C. B. Crute
Mrs. V. P. Paulette Mrs. S. W. Watkins
Back
'"I".
ley,
Shiflett,
V. E.
Middle
'0
'"=/'
Beckham,
T0T»:
Ware, Trent,
right:
K.
Irby, Smith,
Eas-
Irby.
Scott, Bean.
Front roll), left to right: Vaughan, McCann, Cox, A. Butterworth, Britten, Kile, Ebel, Dugger, Button, Hudgins.
ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha
— —Miami
State Teachers College, Farmville,
Kappa
Zeta— Buffalo Iota
S.
—Colorado —
Lambda
S.
C,
T. T.
Buffalo,
C,
Indiana S. T.
N. Y.
—
Northwestern S. T.
Omicron
—Michigan
S.
C,
T.
Indiana, Penn.
T.
S.
Mich.
Emporia,
Florida S.
Tallahasee, Fla. School,
Upsilon
Chi Psi
East Central S. T. S.
Pittsburg,
Marshall College, Huntington,
Vegas, N. Mex.
Okla.
T. C. of Colorado, Gunnison, Colo.
Alpha
Gamma
— — —
Kansas
Drexal
Alpha Epsilon
C,
T.
C,
T.
— —
Va.
Institute, Philadelphia,
Penn.
C, Mary-
Iota
C,
Louisiana S. T.
Natchitoches, La.
College of Ed., Butler University, Indian, Ind.
— Alpha Kappa— Alpha ambda — Alpha Mu — Alpha Mu —
S.
T.
C,
Northwestern S. T.
Fairmont S. T.
L
East Radford, Va.
C,
C,
Southern
Xi—S.
T.
Tahlequah, Okla.
Fairmont,
Harris Teachers College.
Southwestern Louisiana
Alpha
W.
Athens,
Hays, Kan.
Northwestern Missouri S. T.
Alpha Theta— Radford Alpha
S. S.
Mo.
Alpha Zeta
Zpsilanti,
S.
Alpha— Concord
Alpha Eta
Alva, Okla.
C,
—Western
ville.
Mo.
— C, Kan. Rho— T. C, Tau— New Mexico Normal Las — C, Ada, — Kansas T. C, Kan. — W. Va. Pi
Sigma
Alpha
Alpha Delta
Greeley, Colo.
C,
Mu— Kirksville S. T. C, KirksviUe, Mu—S. T. C. Warrensburg, Mo. Xi
Va.
University, Oxford, Ohio.
C,
Illinois S.
T.
St.
W.
Va.
Mo.
Louis,
Institute, Lafayette,
C,
Carhandale,
La.
111.
Whitewater, Wis.
-65-
Raper, Saunders, left to right: Bounds, Doughty, Wall, Nelson, Lane,
Sealed,
Maxey. SlanJing, left
Harvey.
Alpha Sigma Alpha ALPHA CHAPTER Founded 1901 State Teachers College, Farmville, V^irginia
Publication:
SORORES Louise Anthony Mary Elizabeth Badger Pattie
"The Phoenix"
COLLEGIO
IN
Annie Watson Holden
Dorothy Raper Elizabeth Rawlings
Jacqueline Johnson
Susan Lane
Bounds
Elsie Cabell
Delha Pope Chambliss Mildred Davis Virginia Doughty Mary Harvey
Frances Maxey Alice Nelson Grace Allen Pittard
Katherine Roberts Jane Saunders
Mary Elizabeth Slater Caroline Upshur Nancy Wall Louise Walmsley
PLEDGES Frances Alvis
Marie Eason
Virginia Lee Pettis
Jane Baldwin
Caroline Paris
Amy
Anne
Janet
Billups
Louise Breckinridge Alice Burroughs
Lemmon
Mary Mahone Harriet
Powell
Anne Hurtt Ross Rosabel Seay
Moomaw
Anne
Scott
ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Grace B. Moran
SORORES
IN
URBE Mrs. W. J. Sydnor Katherine Watkins
Mrs. R. H. Catlin Mrs. Southard Shields
PATRONS Miss Mary Clay Hiner Miss Winnie Hiner Dr. -66-
J.
Miss Mrs. E.
Walmsley
Mary J.
E. Peck E. Walmsley
to
right:
Upshur, Pitlard,
ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha
—
State Teachers College, Farmville,
— Miami — Teachers Alpha Teachers Alpha Gamma — — Teachers Beta
College, Kirksville,
State
State
Beta Beta
Gamma
Va.
University, Oxford, Ohio.
Alpha Alpha
Mo.
College, Indiana, Penn.
College, Greeley, Colo.
State
Gamma— State Teachers College, Alva, Okla.
—Ohio — Teachers Teachers Zeta Zeta — Teachers Eta Eta — Theta Theta — Des — Drake Kappa Kappa—Temple
University, Athens, Ohio.
Delta Delta
College, Emporia, Kan.
State
Epsilon Epsilon
College, Warrensburg,
State
Mo.
College, Pittsburg, Kan.
State
Boston University, Boston, Mass. University,
Iota Iota
Moines, Iowa.
University, Philadelphia, Penn.
Lambda Lambda— The Ohio
— — Xi Xi—
Mu Mu
State
Nu Nu
Drexel
Normal
State University, Columbus, Ohio.
College, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Institute,
Philadelphia, Penn.
University of California, Los Angeles, Calif.
Omicron Omicron
—
Pi Pi
—
State Teachers College, Kent, Ohio.
State Teachers College, Buffalo,
— Sigma Sigma — Western Tau Tau— — — — Rho Rho
N. Y.
Marshall College, Huntington,
W.
Va.
State College, Gunnison, Colo.
Kansas State Teachers College, Hays, Kan.
Phi Phi
State Teachers College, Maryland,
Chi Chi
Butler University, Indianapohs, Ind.
Psi Psi
Mo.
State Teachers College, Natchitoches, La.
Omega Omega
—San Diego
State College,
San Diego,
Rawlings, Holden, Davis, Chambliss. Sealed, lefl to right: Cabell, Roberts, Slater, Johnson. Standing, left to right: Anthony, Badger,
Calif.
Fourth row, standing, left to right: son, Butler, Wilson, Waite. Third
row,
left
to
right:
Jack-
Hutcheson,
Buchanan, C. Nottingham.
Second row, left to right: Young, Willis, Miss Stubbs, Dodson, Wicks First row, left to right:
P. Notlingham.
Gannna Theta Founded 191] State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
SORORES
COLLEGIO Mary
Sara Buchanan
Evelyn Montgomery
Elizabeth Butler
Clara Nottingham
Louise McCullough
Mildred Davies
Page Nottingham
Martha Glenn Davis
Catherine Pilcher
Eleanor Dodson
Beverley Sexton
Sue Eastham
Elizabeth Shipplett
Kathryn Fitzgerald
Virginia Whitehead Smith
Ann
Margaret Stallard
Galusha
Katherine Galusha
Marjorie Wicks
Alpha Lee Garnett
Jean Willis
Mary
68-
IN
Virginia Baker
Jackson
Elizabeth George Wilson
Frances Hutcheson
Sidney Yonce
Virginia Leonard
Margaret Young
Yonce, Stallard,
PLEDGES May Helen
Bates Jeffries
Marjorie
Nimmo
Georgie Stringfellow
Mary
Catherine Sturgis
Harriette
Vaden
Isabel Williamson
Eliza
Warwick Wise
SORORES
c-*^|I1^5J
Mrs. Ruth Coyner
IN
URBE
Mrs. Carrie Galusha Mcllwaine
Mrs. Mildred Dickenson Davis
ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Florence Stubbs
PATRON Mrs. John Willis
Fourth row, Third
roll!,
slarjding, left to right:
Second row,
left to right:
First row, left
to
right:
Shipplett, Baker, Cover,
K. Galusha.
Sexton, Eastham, McCullough, Pilcher.
left to right:
Smith, A. Galusha, Davis, Tyree.
Garnell, Leonard. Davies.
Mu Omega Founded 1925 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
SORORES
IN
Virginia
COLLEGIO
Agee
Marguerite Blackwell Claire
Eastman
Miriam Ficklen
Nancy Gray Greene
Elsie
Martha Hamlet Rose Marie Hunter Katherine Hurt
Bonnie Lane
Nellwyn Latimer Sue Mallory Elizabeth Morris
Dorothy Price Julia
May Raney
Lucile
Rhodes
Marjorie Lee Robertson Elizabeth Seiber
Dorothy
Tillett
Marjorie Woolfolk
Standing, left Sealed,
70-
to right:
left to right:
Latimer, Lane, Blackwell, Ficklen.
Easlman, Hunter, Miss Wheeler, Mallory, Gray, Morris.
Agee, Robertson, left io right: Hamlet, Greene, Woolfolk, Hurt,
Standing,
Tillett.
Seated,
left to right: Seiber, Price,
Rhodes, Raney.
PLEDGES Doris Brandis Elizabeth Carroll
Eleanor
Haag
Martha Meade Hardaway Betty Harr Ella La Eon Macon Raine
Lou
Helen Reiff Frances Lee Russow
Jean Taylor
SORORES Mrs.
IN
URBE
Howard Cook
Mrs. James
Fretvvell
FACULTY ADVISER Miss Leola Wheeler
HONORARY MEMBER Mrs.
W.
C. Fitzpatrick
PATRONS Mrs. L. E. Hubbard Mrs. Harry Candler
SlanJing, left io right: Cralle, Clark, Miss Her, Jones, Bailey, Sears, Hardy. Wise, Crumley, Sealed, lefl to righl: Rice, Floyd, Moseley, Dodd, Higgin-
botham.
Pi
Kappa Sigma
ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER Founded
1
928
State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
Publication:
SORORES
IN
PLEDGES
COLLEGIO
Annie Leigh Bailey
Henrietta Ivers
Gwendolyn
Katheryn Jamison
Bell
"The Laurel"
Margaret Carr
Essie Millner
Dorothy Fades
Mary
Ann Hardy
Sue
Dorothy Buckland
Bernice Jones
Elizabeth Kent
Elizabeth Burke
Margaret Long
Catherine
Mary Willson Clark
Charlotte Minton
Katheryn Cox
Lucile Moseley
Elizabeth Cralle
Margaret Pritchard
Ruth Crumley
Josephine Quinn
Dodd
Phihppa Schlobohm
Annabel Westcott
Maver
SOROR
IN
FACULTATE
Miss Jane Royall
SORORES Miss
Elsie
Katherine Nininger
Owen
Mary
IN
URBE
Mrs. Archie Paulette
Diehl
Charlotte Rice
Martha Floyd
Ruth Sears
Francis Gaskins
Elizabeth Smith
Rose Allen Higginbotham
Virginia Tilman
Elizabeth Himes
Dorothy Wise
ADVISER
IN
FACULTATE
Miss Olive T. Her
PATRONS Mrs. H. T. Stokes
Mrs.
J.
T. Thompson
ACTIVE CHAPTERS
—Michigan — — Eta — Miami —Kansas Kappa — Lambda — Mo. Mu —Colorado Nu— Xi — Omicron — — Mo. Rho— Sigma — Drake Tau— —
— — Kent Omega —
College, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Chi
Beta
Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva, Okla.
Psi
Zeta
State Teachers College, Indiana, Penn.
Alpha
State
Normal
Kan.
State Teachers College, Emporia,
Central Missouri State Teachers College, Har-
risonburg,
State Teachers College, Greeley, Colo.
East Central State Teachers College, Ada, Okla.
University of Ohio, Atkins, Ohio.
Marshall College, Huntington,
University,
W.
Va.
Auburn, —Alabama Teachers — Kansas Mich. Teachers Alpha Gamma — Teachers — Alpha Va. — Teachers Alpha Alpha Zeta—Western Alpha Eta — James DeLand, Alpha Theta —John — Alpha Mo. Teachers Alpha Kappa — Alpha Lambda —Wittenberg Hays, Kan. Hayes Alpha Mu — College,
State
Alpha Beta Kan.
Epsilon
New
College,
Natchi-
College, Farmville,
State
College
Butler
Education,
of
College, Springfield, Ohio.
College,
Fort
ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Los Angeles, California
Michigan
Cincinnati,
Chicago,
Ohio
St. Louis,
Denver, Colorado Buffalo,
Fla.
Indianapolis,
College, St. Louis,
Harris
University of California, Los Angeles, Calif.
Detroit,
111.
B. Stetson University,
Ind.
Y-ork.
Des Moines, Iowa.
New York
Huntington,
Sealed,
Pittsburg,
College, Detroit,
Detroit
Louisiana State
Delta toches, La.
Iota
Standing,
Ala.
Polytechnic Institute,
Alpha Alpha
Miliken University, Decatur,
State Teachers College, Chico, Calif.
Phi
Los Angeles,
State College, Gunnison, Colo.
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville,
State Teachers College, Buffalo,
Spearfish, S. C.
University of Southern California,
Southeastern State Teachers College, Durant, Okla.
Pi
Normal School,
College, Kent, Ohio.
Cahf.
University, Oxford, Ohio.
Iota
Spearfish
West
left lo right:
lefl to right:
Virginia
Illinois
Missouri
Greeley, Colorado
Youngstown, Ohio
Minton, Himes, Long, Quinn, Cox, Pritchard, Bell, Burke.
Buckland, Royall, Smith, Gaskins, Tilman,
Ivers.
Alpha Sigma Tau ZETA TAU CHAPTER Founded 1898 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
Publication:
SORORES IN COLLEGIO
,
Margaret Bailey
Doris Isbell
Mary
Pattie Jeffreys
Ethel Barnes
Frances Bryan
Lois Jinkins
Mabel Burton
Margaret Pittard
Margaret Carroll
Virginia Smith
Adelaide Dressier
Buena Vista Speake
Merwyn Gathright Mary Anness Harper Anna Hoyer
Gay
Le Noir Hubbard
Frances Williams
Thomas
Agnes Thompson
PLEDGES Alice Gayle Ferguson
Evelyn Bailey
Helen Hoyer
Selma Berry
Johnnie Lybrook
Cassie Boswell
Laura Morris
Frances Carroll
Jeanne Nichols
Marguerite Costello
SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Virginia Bedford Miss
Mary
SOROR
IN
Nichols
URBE
Mrs. Edward Smith
Stieffen
Frances
Bonnalyn Avery
"The Anchor"
ADVISER
IN
FACULTATE
Miss Virginia Bedford
PATRONS Mrs. A. T. Gray Mrs.
J.
D. Morton
Mrs. C. A. Rice
Louise Painter
Maude
Rives
Seated, left to right : Thomas, Carroll, Smith, M. Bailey, M. Gathright. Standing, left to right: Barnes, Hubbard,
Miss Bedford, Bryan, Pittard, Dressier, Jinkins.
Seated,
Boswell, Thompson, Stieffen,
left to right:
Standing, left
to right:
Isbell,
Harper, Jeffreys.
Hoyer, Speake, Burlon, Williams.
ACTIVE CHAPTERS
— Michigan — —Lock Haven Eta — Kent Theta — Wayne —Kansas Lambda —Temple Nu— Omicron — Concord — Rho— Sigma — Tau— — Alpha Delta
State
Normal
College, Ypsilanti,
Mich.
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Zeta
State Teachers College,
Lock Haven, Pa.
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Iota
University, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Pi
State Teachers College, Athens,
Harris Teachers College,
St.
Louis,
W.
Mo.
Southwestern Teachers College, Durant, Okla. State Teachers College, Buffalo,
Zeta
Upsilon
N. Y.
State Teachers College, Farmville,
State Teachers College,
ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Grand Rapids, Michigan Detroit,
Buffalo,
Michigan
New York
Youngstown, Pennsylvania St. Louis,
Missouri
Greeley, Colorado
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Johnstown, Pennsylvania Beckley,
West
Va.
Conway, Ark.
Virginia
Norfolk-Portsmouth, Virginia
Va.
Debate Club OFFICERS Anthelia Robinette
—
-
Dudley Allen
—
Lucille Rhodes
Nora
President
Vice-President Secretary
Treasurer
Jones...
Debate Counselor
JuANITA Callis
MEMBERS Dudley Allen Lillian
Anderson
Lucille
Rhodes
Mamie
Roberts
Florence Bress
Anthelia Robinette
Elizabeth Bounds
Eurlean Rosser
Juanita Callis
Margaret Russell
Margaret Dortch Victoria Gillette
Ruth Sears Rose Somers
June Gills
Isabel Sprinkle
Martha Hamlet Mary Anness Harper
Mildred Stone
Nora Jones
Marjorie Thompson
Evelyn Kreger
Grace Waring
Marguerite Snell
Anna Snow Ramsey
Vivian
Janie Lee
Womack
Young
The Debate Club trains students for intercollegiate debates and public speaking contests. The record in debate and oratory has been outstanding during the past few years. Members of the club were delegates to the Grand Eastern Tournament held at Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C, on April 8, 9, and 0. In recent years representatives have rated high in the South Atlantic Forensic Tournament. 1
Left
to
right:
Jones, Allen, Robinette, Callis, Rhodes.
Pi
Kappa
Delta
National Honor Forensic Fraternity
VIRGINIA
ALPHA CHAPTER
Chartered 1928 Publication:
"The
Forensic"
MEMBERS Victoria Gillette
Dudley Allen
Isabel Sprinkle
Juanita Callis
Marjorie Thompson
FACULTY Mr.
S.
M.
Helton,
Dr.
Jr.
J.
E.
Walmsley
HONORARY MEMBER Dr.
J.
L.
Jarman
MASCOT Mary Marie Holton
OFFICERS
—
Dudley Allen
—
Isabel Sprinkle...
Kappa Delta
is
President
Vice-President
—-
Marjorie Thompson
--
—-
Juanita Callis Pi
-
-
Secretary
Treasurer
a national forensic honor fraternity. It is the The Virginia Alpha chapter is one four chapters in thirty-four states. It recognizes
largest of the societies in this field.
of the one hundred and those girls who do outstanding
work
in
debate and oratory
in the
Debate
Members of Pi Kappa Delta represented Farmville at the National Pi Kappa Delta Convention held at Johnson City, Tennessee, on April 2nd and 3rd. During the past two years Agnes Bondurant and Margaret Pollard, alumnae, and Dudley Allen have won the highest honor in Pi Kappa Delta and are eligible to wear diamond keys of the
Club.
fraternity.
Left
to righil:
Gillette, Callis, Allen,
Thompson, Sprinkle.
•
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First
roll!,
leit
io
right:
Jeffreys,
Mims, Goodwyn,
Ball,
Waring, Hopkins, Tilman,
Callis, Glass,
Wise,
Pond, Bryan, Boswell.
Second row, left to right: Steed, Powell, Hoyer, Somers, Owen, Bradshaw, Moomaw.
Black, Davis, Robeson, Saunders,
Phelps,
College Choir OFFICERS Helen Glass —
...President
—-
Marian Pond
Secretary
Ruth Phelps Polly
Treasurer
—
Wall
—
—
-
Librarian
MEMBERS Gwen
Bell
Sara Keesee Elvira Ligon
Mary
Rives Black
Leah Marsh
Elizabeth Ball
Cassie Boswell
Katherine
Edith Bradshaw Katherine Brosius
Charlotte
Moomaw
Morton Rachel Moseley Ruth Phelps Marian Pond
Rosemary Brown Frankie Bryan Elizabeth Burke Emily Channell
Virginia Price
Macon Raine Helen Reiff Ruth Curtis Robeson
Frances Channell Agnes Crockett Bruce Crowell Mildred Davis Yetive Dawson
Deane Saunders Rose Somers Frances Steed
Martha Etter
Virginia Tilman
Katherine Fitzgerald
Virginia
Lelia Fulton
Polly
Helen Glass Evelyne Howell
Annabel Wescott Eloise Whitley Ora Wilson
Pattie Jeffreys
Grace Waring
Tuck Wall
"'-tiW^i
Marsh, Whitley, Keesee, E. Channell, F. Channell, LeGrand, Tuck, Pearson, Fuhon, Morton, Brosius, Reeves.
firs/ ron>, lefi to right:
Second row, left to right: Moseley, Glenn, Westcott, Raine, Rieff, Ryburn, Ligon.
The
Etier,
Burke, Gwalhney, Crowell, Wilson,
College Choir was organized for the purpose of developing an
appreciation in the higher forms of choral work, oratorio, selections from
well-known operas, and standard works from the basis of It is
activity.
one of the outstanding organizations of the school and lends
efforts in
an expressive
way
for the
many and
its
varied programs which
are calendared each year.
This year the annual concert included Broadcasting Cartwright,
star
and
'celloist
of
soloist,
the
Alma
Milstead,
National
Broadway Tabernacle Church; Paul
National Symphony
Symphony, and Luther A. Richman,
tenor.
and the Richmond
State Director of
Music
in Virginia.
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First roni, left to right:
Second
Carter, Bell, Robertson, Phelps, E. Channell, F. Channell, Smith, Boaz, Powell.
roTu, left to right:
Third row,
left
to
right:
Crockett, Carson, Gaskins, Carter, Williams, Baptist, Bryant, Robeson, Wilson.
Denny, Gathright, Upshur, Hardy, Price, Ettenger, Ferguson,
Foster,
Ball,
Brosius.
Candler, Thomas, Pilcher, Fourth row, left to right: Phillips, Connelly, Collie, Etter, Bass, Holmes, Westcott, Reeves, Waring. Ellis,
Fifth row,
left to right:
Justis,
Hoge, Ward, Holmes, Jones,
Copley, Harry, Hyde, Allen, Land.
Choral Club OFFICERS Ruth Phelps
President
Emily Channell
Secretary
._..
Elizabeth Ball
Treasurer
GwEN Bell
Librarian
MEMBERS Martha Scales Allen Nancy Armistead Annie Bass
Richie Ellis Beulah Ettenger Alice Gayle Ferguson
Ruby Parson Frances Phillips Ruth Phelps
Beverly Baptist Elizabeth Ball
Louise Foster Judith Gathright
Jane Powell
Wilma Beaton Gwen Bell
Jane Hardy
Virginia Price
Virginia Pilcher
Mildred Harry
Nancy Bryant Ruth Boaz
Elizabeth Elizabeth
Eugenia Reeves Marjorie Robertson
Hazel Wood Burbank Emily Channell Juanita Carson Grace Cobb
Evelyn Holmes
Himes
Hoge
Agnes Sale Mary Sue Simmons
Hazel Holmes Cecil
Smith Louise Stoutamire Frances Stephens Mildred Stone Estelle
Mary
Hyde
Frances Collie Bernice Copley Violet Cross
Rose Allen Higginbotham Vera Jacobs Deane Jones Aubra Thomas Frances Gaskins Carohne Upshur
Martha Denny
Warren Land
Elsie
Virginia
Vera Ebel
The
purpose of the Choral Club
is
for part singing, eventually leading to It
also promotes
service.
Walker
Nell Ward Frances Williams
Dodd
and
Membership
to act as a
fosters the singing of in
the Choral
Freshman and Sophomore
classes.
medium
membership
Club
hymns is
in the
of preparation
College Choir.
as an aid to chapel
largely
drawn from
the
Orchestra OFFICERS Mary Elizabeth
Sieber
....President
Sue Baynard
Vice-President
Virginia Ritchie.
Treasurer and Librarian
MEMBERS Bernice Copley
Sudie Yager
Geraldine Hatcher
Elizabeth Le Grand Lucy Lancaster Luckin Bugg
Martha Grainger Mildred Lancaster
Mary Mary
Frances Philips Eloise Whitley
Anna Shiflett Mary Reeves Black The the
Dorothy Fischer Nelly Davis
orchestra aims high in having as
greatest of the
arts."
One
and
religious organizations.
remembered
its
"To
purpose
perfect music,
of our most prized possessions
orchestra, v^hich cooperates with the
vividly
Suidaer
Grainger
Dramatic Club, and
Probably the
for their outstanding
and Commencement, when they play
girls in the
performances
classical
and
all
the
is
other social
orchestra are most at
Founder's
Day
semi-classical music.
Standing,
left
to
right:
Shiflett,
Richie,
Graham, S. Yager, Mary Grainger, Miss Purdom, Martha Grainger, \V. Grainger, Black, Fischer. left to right: Wise, Baynard, D. LeGrande. E. LeGrande, Davis, V. LeGrande, Whitley, Lancaster.
Seated,
Beta Pi Theta Fonde 1926
PI
ZETA
Fonde 1930
LES
MEMBRES McMillion
Agnes Bondurant
Elise
Margaret Carroll
Bonnie Lane Meriel McAllister
Edith
Hammack Lois Vassar
LES
MEMBRES HONORAIRES
Mile. Helen Draper Mile. Estelle Smithey Mile. Mary Nichols
This year Beta Pi Theta sponsored the annual FrenchSpanish Bazaar. On February 5 Miss Coulling's art room was gayly decorated with valentines which we surprisingly discovered bore intriguing salutations in languages not our own. Our money was changed as we entered for that of France and Spain, and all purchases were made through this foreign exchange. In addition to valentines there were handkerchiefs, bonbons, bibelots, and dolls in French and Spanish costumes for sale. Old France and Spain seemed to return to us for a moment as we looked at the bright costumes around us and listened to the singing of the old folk went to a sidewalk cafe of the Rue de la Paix songs. where sandwiches, tea, and hot chocolate were served. After an entertaining guignol show, we found that the afternoon had flown. Reluctantly we had our money changed to good American coins and found ourselves back in S. T. C. with memories of a pleasant afternoon. 1
We
Left to right: McMillion, Lane, Carroll, Bondurant, McAllister, Miss Draper, Hammack, Vassar.
Standing, left to right : Phelps, Swift, Miss Rice, Clark, Dr. Walmsley. Sealed, left to right: Morris, Buchanan,
Milby.
Sigma Pi Rho Honorary Fraternity
VIRGINIA Instituta
in
Latin
ALPHA CHAPTER
Novembri
MCMXXIX
SOCII Sara Buchanan
Elizabeth Morris
Carmen Clark
Ruth Phelps
Elise
Mary
McMillion Dr.
J.
SOCIUS Mr.
The formed
particular is
Swift
Miss Minnie V. Rice
Katherine Milby
business
J.
E.
Walmsley
HONORATUS M.
Grainger
and object
for
which
this
fraternity
was
the fostering of love of the classics, the inculcating of the ideals
of scholarship, and the promotion of training for teachers in Latin. In order to aid in the accomplishment of these aims, Sigma Pi Rho with the help of Sodalitas Latina presents three times yearly a publication.
The Tributum,
containing articles of especial interest to lovers of
the classics.
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Pi
Gamma
Mii
OFFICERS Margaret Dortch
President
Virginia
Acworth
Vice-President
Virginia
Hannah
Secretary)
Zaida Thomas
Ann
Treasurer
Galusha...
Reporter
MEMBERS Virginia
Acworth
Lloyd Kelly
Dudley Allen
Louise Lewis
Martha Bailey
Bess McGlothlin
Bean
Virginia
Jean McConnaughey
Doris Carper
Norvell Montague
Ehzabeth Carroll
Nellie Pierpont
Ruth Crumley
Marion Pond
Martha Glenn Davis
Dorothy Price
Margaret Dortch Claire
Lucille
Eastman
Ann Galusha
Deane Saunders
Hannah
Virginia
Rhodes
Marjorie Robertson
Anne
Scales
Katherine Hurt
Frances Smith
Kathryn Jamison
Zaida Thomas
Nora Jones
Catherine
Walden
Louise Walmsley
FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. M. B. Coyner
Mr.
S.
Standing
M.
left lo righi:
Seated, left
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Holton,
to right:
Miss Grace Moran Jr.
Dr.
J.
E. Walmsley
Thomas, Pond, Bean. Mr. Holton, Galusha, Acworth, Dortch, Hannah, Crumley,
Price.
Standing, Seated,
left
to
right:
left to right
Eastman,
:
Kelly, Montague.
Davis, Lewis, Rhodes,
McGlothlin,
Hurt,
Robertson.
It is
to
the purpose of the Virginia
interest in Social
toward in
Science, to
all social questions,
Gamma
Chapter of Pi
who have shown
recognize those students
instill
and
in
to build
outstanding
minds a
their
up an
Gamma Mu abihty
scientific
and
attitude
interest for further
work
science.
Our annual Mardi Gras
is
also sponsored
ladies in swishing Spanish skirts
Costumes of
all
descriptions
by Pi
Gamma Mu.
and lacy mantillas make up
made
Lovely
the court.
a medley of color, and the affair
one of gaiety, music, laughing faces, and dancing
feet.
is
CBrroll,
Basketball Season 1936-1937
Frances Hudgins
Captain
Sue Eastham
Manager
Chlotilde Jarman
Assistant
Miss Olive T. Iler
Coach
VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Ruby Adams
*Sue Eastham
Elizabeth Berryman
Edna
Dorothy Fischer Pat Gibson
Boiick
Mabel Burton
Alma
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Butterworth
*Ellen Gilliam
^Frances Hudgins
^Virginia Carroll Inez Chappell
Chlotilde
Ruth Chambers
Evelyn
Cassie
Jarman
Mann
Jean McConnaughey
Coleman
*Ruth Phelps
Marie Dix
^Virginia Smith
Fifih ram,
Third ram,
Second
Fischer, J. B. Gilliam, Coleman, Boiick,
left to right:
left to
Phelps, Chappell, Carroll,
right:
here!
!
right:
lo
It really is!
"Remember
Adam
McConnaughey.
Jarman, Eastham, Mann.
rovi, left to right:
First roni, left
It's
Gibson, Chambers, Berryman, Dix, BuHerworth.
left lo right:
Fourth row,
E. Gilliam, Hudgins, Burton.
!
What???
!
Why
basketball sea-
schools as Blackstone, Wingate,
C, Lynchburg
N.
College,
emerged
game last year between Harrisonburg and Farmville?? That really was a swell game, and we must work hard and beat them this year." Such things were
undefeated!
Sue Eastham, manager of basketball, who has
arranged
T. C.'s schedule, also plays on the team and
whispered around
has charge of class games.
son
!
basketball
that
practice.
S.
T. C.'s team
up
S.
T. C.'s
Girls
who season
rooms
as girls dressed
who were determined
varsity squad.
basketball
*Varsity team.
the locker
the best ever.
Frances Hudgins,
Then
in
It
was such
They
to
girls that
for
make made
elected as their captain
has played four years on the team.
began with games between such
William and Mary, and Harrisonburg, and our
The
S.
class
games were played
off
on February
"red and white" again proving victorious. of
all athletics at
tices
Rah!
girls
Miss
Farmville, coaches and supervises
and has led Farmville's team Blue and White!!!
to
many
1
4, with
Iler,
all
victories.
coach prac-
Ray!
Left
right: Burks, Blankenship, Keesee.
to
Archery Season, 1936-'37 Maxine Burks Cassie
-
Coleman
Assistant
-
—
Manager
-
Manager
here an arrow, and there an arrow. In fact, you will near the athletic field. Robin Hood would them almost everywhere never stand a chance among the fair damsels who participate in that outstanding game of "hitting the spot." Maxine Burks, manager of archery, has done a great deal to promote interest in archery, and she has proved very successful. The Freshmen are especially fond of the game, and with all the upperclassmen, the A. A. field is quite crowded on the days when archery practices are held. Another of our girls, Ruth Phelps "knows how it's done," and has acquired that certain thing that causes
Whiz, bang
—
find
her to
hit the
We After hit
spot every time.
advise a
all,
game
we do hke
without being
Maxine
is
hit
ready
practice
!
!
back,
to
so let's all get going
mend the we are tops, and in this we know how it's done
of archery to help
to think if
make cupids out of all of to the A. A. field
—On
S.
—
"love-torn heart." little
game we can
T. C.'s fair maidens, the day for archery
It's
!
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Chi Baker Rice
Slater
Hurt Bowles 5
idu etAanaUUei^ The
girls
pictured hereafter have been
chosen from the student body for their sterling qualities of leadership. felt
among
the
members
It
is
of this body
that these girls have helped to
make
cause a pleasant and also worthwhile one. They forgot them-
this year's
selves to help others and, in order that
you
may
happy
to
never forget them,
remind you of
.
.
.
we are
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Bacl( ron>, left
Middle
to
right:
Somers, Anderson, Graham, Roberts.
ron), left to right:
Front row,
left to right:
Dr. Simkins, Vaughan, McGlothlin, Mr. Grainger, Montague.
Seward, Dugger.
The Farmville Quarterly Review STUDENT STAFF Mary Harrison Vaughan
.—
NoRVELL Montague Katherine Bess
S.
Roberts
Assistant Literary Editor
McGlothlin
Anne Graham Lillian
Chairman
Literary Editor
Business
Manager
Assistant Business
Manager
Ann Dugger
Anderson
Nan Seward
Rose Somers
FACULTY COMMITTEE Mr.
J.
M.
Grainger, Chairman
Miss Ottie Craddock Miss Brownie Taliaferro Miss Lucile Jennings
Mr. T. A. McCorkle Dr. F. B. Simkins
The
Farmville Quarterly Review was established on
became
campus
in
1936.
the publication in the
The
this
In the fall of 1936, subscriptions to the magazine a part of the campus fees of this college, thus placing a copy of
the spring of
hands of each student three times a year.
purpose of the Quarterly Review is to encourage creative writing among students and to keep the school conscious of the literary accomplishments of graduate members.
.Tt^
Back
rott, left lo right:
Bean. Front roTp, left Dorlch, Glass.
to
York, Clark,
Irby,
right:
Cox,
Bowles,
Or chests Honorary Dance Club
To
Purpose:
Further the Art of the
Dance
FACULTY ADVISER Mrs. Louise R. Fitzpatrick
OFFICERS Katherine
Irby..-
President
Marguerite York Margaret Thomas
Secretary-Treasurer
Costume Chairman
ACTIVE MEMBERS Bean
Mary Bowles
Helen Glass Katherine Irby
Susie Clark
Margaret Thomas
Virginia
Marguerite York
Chic Dortch
Mary
Joyner
Cox
INACTIVE MEMBERS Frances Hudgins
Virginia Leonard
Ann
Peple
HONORARY MEMBER Dorothy Wise 100-
Association of Childhood Education OFFICERS
—
Rose Somers
Emily Channell CAROLINE UpsHUR
President
NoRVELL Montague.
Vice-Presidenl
Mary
B.
Haynes
—
..Secretary
.—
.
Treasurer
Faculty Adviser
MEMBERS Margaret Bailey Maxine Burks Emily Channell Mary Chappell
Mary
Joyner
Cox
Helen Callihan
Martha Gwaltney Frances Hudgins Evelyn Holmes
Norvell Montague Frances Maxey Virginia Pilcher
Margaret Russell
Nancy Wall
Katherine Ryburn Elizabeth Smith
Marjorie Woolfolk
Berniece Jones Jacqueline Johnson Lucile Moseley
Grace Allen Pittard Dorothy Robertson
Rose Somers
Clara Pmckard
Virginia Scanlan
Fay Barrow
Pela Read
Caroline Upshur
Juanita Callis
M. Raney Dot Raper
Helen Gage
Rebecca Glenn
Alice Elder
NEW MEMBERS Letty Bagwell
Frances Bradshaw Frances Bryan
Eunice Chernault Audrey Culpepper
Gwen Humphreys Margaret Jung
Kemp
Kitty Dix
Virginia
Rosemary Brown
Emma
Elizabeth Butler Army Butterworth Katherine Cox
Louise Foster
Rachel Moseley Kitty Morrison Amy Powell
Easley
Elizabeth
Hardy
Julia
Nancy Sellman
Elizabeth Rawlirgs Maud Rives
Dorothy Scott
Kitty Roberts
Marjorie Wicks Frances Williams
Julia
Rowe
Kitty
Waite
Peggy Young
FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss
Grace E. Mix Mary B. Haynes
Henry
Sibyl
Georgia Norris Ida Penny
The
Association of
Education
composed
Childhood
a national organization
is
of
nursery -school,
kin-
dergarten, and primary teachers, and others
who
are interested
education of young children.
in It
the
con-
cerns itself with the conservation of child
life
through
a
better
under-
standing of children and through
providing for their
all
possible opportunities
development
physically,
intellectually,
emotionally, socially,
and
morally.
Standing, left to right: Montague, Haynes, Somers, E. Channell. Sealed: Upshur.
Mi!
101
Lan.
Top row,
left to right:
Mallory, Secretary
and Treasurer; Mr. McCorkle, Adviser; Smith, President.
Bottom rom,
left to right:
Bowles, Leader;
Montgomery, Business Manager.
NEW MEMBERS Jacqueline
Adams
Dorothy Adkins Doris Adkins
Mary
Elizabeth Badger
Beverley Baptist May Bates Esther Beebe
Ann
Billups
Louise Breckinridge Elsie Cabell Virginia Carroll
Ruth
Emma
Chambers
Bruce Crowell Elsie
Dodd
Jane Hardy Helen Byrd Harris
Harwood
Dorothy Eades Marie Eason Margaret Etheridge
Lloyd Kelly Sara Keesee
Nancy Fontaine
Martha McCorkle
Frances Gaskirs Judith Gathright Jennie Belle Gilliam
Bess McGlothlin
Martha Meade Hardaway
Hope Minter Anne Moore
Ann Hardy Betty
Hardy
Betty
Madeline McGlothlin Essie Millner
Marjorie
Nimmo
Mary K.
Virginia Lee Pettis
Nancy Sellman Anna Shiflett
Margaret Pittard
Prince Smith
Virginia
Nininger
PoUey
Jane Powell Dorothy Price Macon Raine
Ada San ford Ann Scott
Micou Snead Nancy Taylor Elizabeth Tyree Harriette Vaden
Margaret Williams Caroline Willis
Phil Schlobohm
Lula
Windham
Ruth Sears Rosabel Seay
Eliza
Wise
mmm*
m
Sidney Yonce
Mary Bowles
W.
(right). Leader,
S. Hoppstetler
(left).
Moonlight and ecstasy mingled with sequins and old gold Fall Cotillion. Those who have never been to one of these affairs, await the fall dance with eager anticipation; while those who have previously enjoyed the fun hope to recapture some of the joy that stands out in their memory from the years past, as it is our formal opening dance. This is one occasion that, if the roll were called, This year the University of Virginia all would be present. Cavaliers furnished the season's latest "swing" music, and as there was really quite a celthe dance fell on Hallowe'en
mean
—
Both
Club dances are the most formal Farmusually a "special" date that gets asked
the Cotillion
has,
ville
and
it's
to these.
In the spring
and corsages of
it's
carefree feeling that the
atmosphere.
Stardust
fragile
—
somehow
march in and
ness sweetens our memories,
and
light
m
There's a touch of sadness here as the
seniors, for the last time,
eyes,
hyacinth blue, filmy chiffon, flowers, while that happy spring pervades fills the air
spring
hearts
make
the figure. the
many
But
this
smiles,
sad-
shining
the all-too-short hours swiftly
pass.
ebration.
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-St: f.
t #
Left
lo
right:
Treasurer;
Hayes, President;
Nottingham, Secretary;
Ebel, Vice-
President.
L avh.antote^
7
Dodd,
Miss Moran, Classman;
Dorothy Adkins
Sue Adams St.
Y.
W.
Danville, Virginia
Albans, West Virginia
Freshman Commission,
C. A.:
1
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Social Committee; Athletic
;
Athletic Association.
Association.
Doris Adkins
Louise M. Allgood
Danville, Virginia
Boydton, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. Freshman Commission, Social C. A. Committee; Athletic Association. :
Home
Economics Club;
Y.
W.
C. A,
Athletic Association.
Lillian Anderson
Louise
Anthony
Covington, Virginia Danville, Virginia
A * S
A S A; r
Choral Club, 1 Le Cercle Fran^ais, Debate Club; FarmvilleQuarlerl^ Review. 1
;
Staff
Member.
;
Fan
-
Council;
Hellenic
Hall President, 2; Y.
W.
* House Council: C. A.; Athletic
Association.
Elizabeth Ball
Annie Ruth Baird
Salvia, Virginia
Savedge, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.;
Athletic Association.
Dramatic Club; College Choir; Choral Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Mary Ethel Barnes
Ruby Kent Bane Vernon
Boykins, Virginia
Hill, Virginia
AST
A * S Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Cotillion
Club;
Y.
W.
C. A.;
Athletic
Association.
Lucy Baskerville
Jacqueline Beal
McKenney, Virginia
Scottsville, Virginia
House Council: Hall Pr Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Cotillion Club;
idem, 2;
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Association.
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Evelyn Christian Beale
Sara Melba Beale
Smithfield, Virginia
Smithfield, Virginia
A
2
4"
Beorc
;
Eh Thorn
Dramatic Club; Sodaiilas Latina; Baptist Student Union; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.;
Student Union;
Gwendolyn Bell
Elizabeth Warren Berryman
Washington, North Carolina
Surry, Virginia
College
Y.
Baptist
Athletic Association.
n K Club;
Home
Dramatic Club;
Association.
2;
A $ 2
Choral Club; Cotillion 2; Campus League; A.; Athletic Association.
Choir;
May W. C.
Court,
Home
Economics Club; Y.
Athletic Association;
W.
C. A.;
Field and Track
Manager,
2.
Margueritte a. Blackwell Roanoke, Virginia
M
Ruth Elizabeth Boaz
A * 2
Q;
Stuart, Virginia
Dramatic Club; CotilHon Club; Student Standards Committee, 1,2; House Council: House President, 2; Y. W. C. A.: Membership Committee, 2; Athletic
Dramatic
Choral
Club;
C. A.;
Club;
Y.
Athletic Association.
Association.
Louise Borden
Elizabeth Bounds
Front Royal, Virginia
Cho
Club; Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic
Association.
West Y.
W.
Point, Virginia
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Pattie Alston Bounds Norfolk, Virginia
A 2
A; r *;
A *
Helen Bowman 2; Beorc Eh Thorn
Riverton, Virginia
Dramatic
Club, 1, 2; Debate Club, 2; League, 2; Student Standards Committee, 1, 2; RolunJa Staff: Reporter; Y. W. C. A.: Membership Com-
Campus
mittee,
1,
2;
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Athletic Association.
Virginia Carolyn
Boyd
Catherine Boyette
Susan, Virginia
Newsoms, Virginia
A * 2 Y.
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W.
C. A.
;
Athletic Association.
A* 2 Y.
W.
C. A.
;
Athletic Association.
W.
Florence Bress Norfolk, Virginia
Frances Bradshaw
A * 2
Rice, Virginia
Le Cercle Fran^ais; Debate Club; RoAssociation
Choral Club; Education; Y.
W.
Childhood
of
C. A.;
Athletic
tunda Staff: ager,
Circulation
Assistant
Circulation
1.
Association.
Man-
Manager, 2; Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Margaret Britton Waverly, Virginia
Helen Marie Briggs Whaleyville, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
H.O Club; Y. W. C. A.: Membership Committee; Athletic
Cotillion Club;
Association.
Frankie Bryan Cre\ve, Virginia
Kathleen Hawenton Brooks
A 2 T
Clarksville, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission, Treasurer, 1
;
Athletic Association.
Pan-Hellenic Council, 2; College Choir; Choral Club; Orchestra; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; House Council: House President, 2; Y. W. C. A.: Music Committee, Chairman; Athletic Association.
Dorothy Buckland
Elizabeth Burke
Roanoke, Virginia
St. Stephens, Virginia
n K
2; Beorc Eh Thorn
n K 2 Club; Campus
Dramatic Club; Cotillion League; Student Standards Committee; Student Day Committee; Student CounY. W. Freshman Representative cil Athletic C. A.: Prayers Committee, :
;
1
;
Choir; Choral Club; Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club; Campus House PresiLeague; House Council: dent; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. College
Association.
Mabel Burton Richmond. Virgmia
Jane Burke
A
Appomattox, Virginia
Dramalic Club; Hall Council: Staff:
Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
T
::
Monogram Club; House RotunJa 2; Y. "W. C. A.:
President,
Sports Editor. 2;
Membership Committee; Athletic AssociaVarsity Basketball Team, 1,2; Class Manager Minor Basketba'.l 1 earn.
tion:
1
;
Sports, 2.
Elizabeth Butler
Alma Harris Butterworth
Norfolk, Virginia De'Vl/itt,
r 6; r Dramatic
Club;
Granddaughters'
Club;
Association of Childhood Education; May Court, 2 House Council Hall President, :
1;
Virginia
^'
:
Y. 'W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association: Class
Hockey Team,
1
,
2.
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Sarah Lewis Button Farmville, Virginia
S 2 S; A * 2; r
Jane Frances Carroll
*
Portsmouth, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Le Cercle Franjais; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Freshman Commission, Town Girls Commillee, Church Cooperative Committee, 2.
Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.: Prayers Committee; Athletic Association.
Virginia Carroll
Louise Chandler
Rocky Mount, Virginia
Virgilina, Virginia
I
;
f
H=0
Cotillion Club;
Club;
;
A * 2
May
Court, 2; Chapel Committee; Athletic Association: Secretary, 2, Varsity Tennis, 1, 2, Varsity Basketball, 1, 2.
College
Choir; Choral Club; Rolunda Staff: Reporter, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Katharine A. Coleman
Virginia H.
Coleman
Norfolk, Virginia
Boydton, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y.
W.
Lucille Cover
Ellen Conyers
Elkton, Virginia
Chester, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Home
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Economics Club;
House Council; Y.
W.
Cotillion Club; C. A.; Athletic
Association.
Kathryn
L.
Cox
Elizabeth Norment Cralle
Norfolk, Virginia
Farmville, Virginia
n K
2
n K 2 Cotillion Club;
Association of Childhood Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Education;
Margaret Hannah Critcher
Y.
W.
Ida Catherine
Roxboro, North Carolina
Dramatic Club; C. A.
108-
;
Cotillion
Club;
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Crockett
Tangier, Virginia
Y.
Athletic Association.
W.
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Violet Zadie Cross
Evelyn Jane Crockett
Whaleyville, Virginia
Tangier, Virginia
W.
Y.
C. A.
;
Athletic Association.
Choral Club; House Council: Hall Pn ident, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Yetive Dawson
Ardayre Culpepper
Saxe, Virginia
Portsmouth, Virginia Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Choir; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
College
Catherine Dix
Louise P. DeJarnette
White Stone, Virginia
Clarkton, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
A * 2
W.
Y.
Association.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Elsie Christine
Brenda G. Doggett
Dodd
Windsor, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
n K 2 Choral Club; Cotillion Club; House Coun-
Granddaughters'
Adelaide Dressler
College Baptist
T; r
Y.
W.
C.
A.
Beatrice Driskill
Intervale, Covington, Virginia
A 2
Club;
Athletic Association.
House President, 2; Class Treasurer, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. cil:
Drakes Branch, Virginia
*
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Choir; Granddaughters* Club; Student Union; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Ann Dugger Farmville, Virginia
Ida
2 2 2;
Mabel Drumheller Gladstone, Virginia
Editor;
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
A * 2
Dramatic Club; Magazine Staff: Literary
Y.
W.
Rotunda C. A.:
Reporter, 2; Committee, 2; Varsity Tennis
Staff:
Town
Girls'
Athletic Association:
Team.
Emma Mary Emily Dunton
Virginia Easley
South Boston, Virginia
Nassawadox, Virginia Cotillion
Club;
Y.
W.
C. A.;
2 2 S Athletic
Association.
Association of Childhood Education; Rotunda Staff: Reporter; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Cotillion Club;
Dorothy Eaton
Doris Eason
Princess Anne, Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia
W.
Y.
Y.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Vera Ebel Richmond, Virginia
Blanche Ellis Gasburg, Virginia
Choral Club; Cotillion Club; May Court, 2; Rotunda Staff: Reporter; Class Secretary,
Class Vice-President, 2; Y. C. A.; Athletic Association.
1,
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
W.
Martha Carolyn Etter Lucille English Oldham, Virginia
Rising Sun, Maryland
Choral Club; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.;
College Choir;
W.
Y.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Athletic Association.
Louise
Eubank
Chase City, Virginia
Martha Evans Meredithville, Virginia
Choral Club; House Council: Hall Pv ident, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Granddaughters'
Club;
W.
C. A.
Athletic Association.
A.;
Q
Pan-Hellenic Council, 2; Chapel CommitHome Economics Club; Cotillion tee; Club; Virginian Staff: Assistant Photographic Manager, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
no-
C.
Richmond, Virginia
M Y.
W.
Miriam Vannerson Ficklin
Betty Fagg Elliston, Virginia
Cotillion Club;
Y.
Athletic Association.
Association.
Louise Foster
Martha Floyd
Lynchburg, Virgmia
Hilton Village, Virginia
A * 3 Choral Club; Granddaughters' Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Dramatic Club; Le Cercle Frangais, Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Jessie
Julia Furnival
Estelle Foutz
Orange, Virginia
Roanoke, Virginia Club;
Cotillion
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y.
W.
C. A.;
Athletic
Association.
Alpha Lee Garnett Richmond, Virginia
Helen Elliott Gage
r e
Hampton, Virginia Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Club; Granddaughters' Club; Y. W. Cotillion Club; Class Treasurer, C. A.: Sing Committee, 2; Athletic
Dramatic
1
;
Association.
Frances Gaskins
Mildred Gentry
Suffolk, Virginia
Yancey
Mills, Virginia
A * Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Y. C. A.; Athletic Association.
W.
Y.
W.
Y.
r
^
Courtland, Virgmia
Crozet, Virginia
Club;
;
Rebecca Gillette
Marie Gill Granddaughters'
i:
C. A.; Athletic Association.
W.
C.
A.;
Athletic Association.
House Council, 2; Y. W. Membership Committee; Athletic
Cotillion Club;
C. A.:
Association.
Nancy Holley Gray
Helen Greene
Roanoke, Virginia
M
Staunton, Virginia fi
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Freshman Commission, Chairman, Athletic Membership Committee, 1
1
,
Home Economics
Club;
Y.
W.
C. A.
Athletic Association.
;
Association.
-Ill
Elizabeth Hardy Caroline Gwathmey
Kenbridge, Virginia
Walkerton, Virginia College Choir; Choral Club; Le Cercle Frangais; Granddaughters' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Janice
Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Cotillion
Association.
Frances Hastings
Hart
Blackstone, Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Sarah Hayes
Dorothy Lynn Hatcher
Hilton Village, Virginia
Salem, Virginia
Home
Economics Club; Y.
2 2 2; A
W.
4>
S
C. /
Club;
Granddaughters'
Athletic Association.
Class
President,
I,
Cotillion
2;
Freshman Commission,
Club; C. A.:
Y.
W.
Ex
Officio,
I
;
Athletic Association.
Rose Allen Higginbotham
Dorothy Henderson
Tazewell, Virginia
Saltville, Virginia
Y.
W.
n K
S
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Dramatic Club;
Choral Club; Sodalitas Latina; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Elizabeth Himes Roanoke, Virginia
Neyra Hines Gretna, Virginia
Choral Club; Granddaughters' Club Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Publicity Com;
mittee;
Y.
W.
C. A.
;
Athletic Association.
Athletic Association.
Marie Bowen Hoge
Frances Holloway
Bland, Virginia
Smithfield, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Le Noir Walton Hubbard
GwEN Humphrey
Crewe, Virginia
A S
A *
T;
Cedar
S; Beorc Eh Thorn
Dramatic Club; Sodalitas Lalina; Granddaughters' Club; Rotunda Staff: Reporter, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Margaret Hunter
Y.
W.
W.
of
Nancy Louise Hunter
Richlands, Virginia
Y.
Bluff, Virginia
Childhood Education; C. A.; Athletic Association.
Association
Richlands, Virginia
Y.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Frances Hutcheson
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Virginia Epes Irby
Lexington, Virginia
Farmville, Virginia
Club; Granddaughters' Club; Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Dramatic Cotillion
Association.
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Town Girls' Committee; Athletic Association.
Frances
Henrietta Ivers
Irving
J.
Newport News, Virginia
Portsmouth, Virginia
n K
2 S S Dramatic
Y.
W.
Club; C. A.
Granddaughters' ;
Club;
Cotillion Club;
2
House Council. 2; Y.
C. A.; Fresliman Commission.
Athletic Association.
1
W.
;
Athletic Association.
Mary Gibbon Jackson
Ruth Mason James
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
r e House Council: Hall Pri C. A.: Freshman Coi
Cotillion Club; ident, 2;
Y.
mission,
Dramatic Club; Student Council: Freshman Representative; Y. W. C. A.: Social Committee; Athletic Association.
W. 1
;
Athletic Association.
Cornelia Jeffress
Florence Jeffrey
Boydton, Virginia
A *
Arvonia, Virginia
Home
i;
Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.: Membership Committee, 2, Service Committee, I
Athletic Association.
Economics Club; Granddaughters* Cotillion Club House Council Club Hall President, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic ;
;
;
Association.
Lucy Thomas Jeffries
Dorothy Johnson
Shacklefords, Virginia
Y.
W.
Alberta, Virginia
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Margaret Ping Jung
Dean Jones
Norfolk, Virginia Charlotte, Virginia
Y.
Choral Club;
W.
C. A.;
Athletic
Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Association.
Anne Walden Kelly Edith Kaylor
Warrenton, Virginia
Appalachia, Virginia
Dramatic Club; Y.
W.
C. A.;
A e A Athletic
Home
Economics Club; Y.
Association.
Virginia
C. A.;
Virginia Kite
Kemp
Culpeper, Virginia
Hopewell, Virginia Association of Childhood Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
W.
Athletic Association.
Cotillion Club;
Education;
Cotillion
Club;
Association,
Elvira M. Ligon Keysville, Virginia
Y.
Association.
C. A.;
Athletic
Gwendolyn McCormick. Elkton,
College Choir; Choral Club, 1; Granddaughters" Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
W.
Association.
Maryland
randdaughters' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Mary Louise McCullough Lanes, South Carolina
Elizabeth McIntosh Farmville, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association: Class Volley Ball Team, 1. Cotillion
Club;
Cotillion
Club;
Y.
W.
C. A.;
Association.
Athletic
Catherine Maynard
Leah Marsh
Williamsburg, Virginia
Miskimon, Virginia
A.;
C.
Choral
Choir;
College
W.
Y.
Club;
Athlelic
Association
Baseball
Team,
Class
Club; Granddaughters' Club; Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Dramatic Cotillion
Association. 1.
Mary Ellen Mims Doris
Luray, Virginia
Ruth Miller
r
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
House Council; Rolunda Staff: Literary Editor; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Charlotte Mae Minton
Kitty Morrison
Roanoke, Virginia
n K Home
r
Economics Club;
Student Council:
*
Dramatic Club; College Choir; Le Cercle Fran^ais; Virginian Staff: Assistant Art Editor. 2; Y. W. C. A.: Publicity Committee, 1,2; Athletic Association.
Newport News, Virginia
* Cotillion
Club;
Sophomore Representa-
Dramatic Club; Association of Childhood Education; House Council: Hall President, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Virginian Staff: Assistant Business Manager. 2; Y. W. C. A.: Publicity Committee; Athletic Association.
Association.
Charlotte Morton
Elizabeth Moss
tive;
Drakes Branch, Virginia
Alexandria, Virginia
College Choir; Sodalitas Latina; Granddaughters' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Association.
Clara Nottingham
Margaret Motley
Eastville,
Chatham, Virginia
Virgmia
re; A *
Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
2
Dramatic Club; Class Secretary, 2; Y. C. A.; Athletic Association.
W.
Louise Crockett Painter
Marie Padgett
Draper, Virginia
XZ
Lynchburg, Virginia
Home
Economics Club;
Y.
W.
Athletic Association.
C. A.
Y.
W.
T; T
^
C. A.: Advertising Committee; Athletic Association.
Nannie Mae Parker
Perle Elizabeth Panton One Bank, Y.
W.
Cartersville, Virginia
Virginia
W.
Y.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Mary Wanda Porterfield
Catherine Pilcher
Newport, Virginia
Midland, Virginia
Sodalitas
Sodalitas Latina; Cotillion Club; Y. C. A.: Athletic Association.
W.
Y.
W.
Latina; Granddaughters' Club; C. A.; Athletic Association.
Amy Powell
Virginia Louise Price
Wachapreague, Virginia
Meherrin, Virginia
ASA Association of Childhood Education.
Cotillion Club;
College Choir; Choral Club; Y. C. A.; Athletic Association.
W.
Margaret Pritchard Fannie
Hilton Village, Virginia
n K
Guinea
:s
Dramatic Club; Le Cercle Frangais; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Y.
W.
C. A.;
Mae Putney Mills, Virginia
Athletic Association.
Association.
Julia
May Raney
Goldsboro, North Carolina
Nellie Putney Farmville, Virginia
Frangais; Y. W. C. Athletic Association.
•cle
A.
Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Dorothy Rarer Hanover, Virginia
Elizabeth Rawlings Bird's Nest, Virginia
A 2 A Cotillion Club;
Education;
Association of Childhood W. C. A.; Athletic
Y.
Association.
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Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Althea Malissa Reed
Jean Gardner Rawls Franklin, Virginia
Y.
W.
Troutville,
C. A.; Athlelic Association.
Y.
W.
Maude
Virginia Ritchie
Virgmia
C. A.; Athlelic Association.
Rives
McKenney, Virginia
Ocean View, Virginia
A Z T Orchestra; Y.
man
of
W.
Music
C. A.: Cabinet, Chaii Athletic Association.
;
Katherine
Education;
Roberts
S.
Nassawadox, Virginia
A 2
A; r
Mamie Scott Roberts
*
Madisonville, Virginia
'^'^arazine Staff: Assistant Literary Editor;
Sophomore Representa-
Student Council:
Association of Childhood Y. W. C. A.; Athlelic Association.
Cotillion Club;
Virginian Staff: Assistant Littive, 2; eiary Editor, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athlelic Association.
Dramatic Club; Association of Childhood Education; Debate Club; Rotunda Staff: Assistant Circulation Manager; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Jennie Rock Lynchburg, Virginia
Dramatic
Y.
W.
Mary Eleanor Rodgers
House Council: Hall Rotunda Staff: Reporter, 2;
Club;
President, 2;
C. A.:
Social Committee; Athlelic Association.
Faber, Virginia
Le Cercle Francais; Y.
W.
C. A.
Athletic Association.
EURLEAN RoSSER
Mary Julia Christian Rowe
Pamplin, Virginia
Norton, Virginia
A * S Debate Club; Y.
W.
C. A.
Athletic
Association.
of Childhood Education; C. A.; Athlelic Association.
Association
Y.
W.
Dorothy Viola Rudder
Mary Ann Sanderson
Brookneal, Virginia
Birds Nest, Virginia
A * 2 Sodalitas Latina; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
A * 2 Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Associalio
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Jane Beale Saunders
Beckie Sandidge
Newport News, Virginia
Amherst, Virginia
A 2 A A * 2 Choral
W.
Y.
Club;
Le Cercle Fran^ais; Sodalitas Latina; Y. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Dramatic C.
A.;
Athletic
Association.
Club;
W.
Kathleen Sawyer
Jane Scaggs
Princess Anne, Virginia
Fincaslle, Virginia
A *
S; Beorc
Sodalitas Latina;
Y.
Eh Thorn
W.
Rotunda
Staff: Typist, 2;
Y.
W.
C. A.;
Athletic Association.
C. A.; Athletic
Association.
Beverley Sexton
Nancy Sellman Scarsdale,
Hamlet, North Carolina
New York
Association of Childhood Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Cotillion Club;
Education;
Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club, 1; Granddaughters' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Association.
Mary Francis Simpson Ellen
F.
Skillman
Victoria, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Associat
E.
Elizabeth Smith
Success, Virginia
Choral Club; House Council: Hall President; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Lucy
Dramatic Club; Le Cercle Fran(;ais; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Lucy Finch Smith Chase City, Virginia Granddaughters' Club;
Y.
W.
Athletic Association.
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E.
Smith
Dillwyn, Virginia
Farmville, Virginia
Y.
W.
C. A.
;
Athletic Association.
Margaret Hill Smith Chase City, Virginia
C. A.;
Granddaughters' Club; Y.
W.
Athletic Association.
C. A.;
Virginia
Whitehead Smith
Princess Anne, Virginia
Virginia Winston Smith
A * 2
r 9; r *;
Dumbarton, Virginia
Gamma
Dramalic Club: Assistant Business Manager, 2; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Publicity Committee,
I;
ketball
Psi: President, 2;
Athletic Association: Varsity BasSquad, 1, 2, Class Baseball Team, I, Volley Ball, Manager.
AST Home
Y.
Economics Club;
W.
C. A.
Athletic Association.
BuENA Vista Speake Marguerite H. Snell
Luray, Virginia
AST
Phenix, Virginia
Club; Debate Club; House Hall President, 2; Rotunda Staff: Chief Typist; Y. W. C. A.;
Dramatic Council:
Athletic Association.
AssoDramatic Club; College Choir, ciation of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.: Prayers Committee, 1,2; I
;
Athletic Association.
Margaret Stallard IsABELLE Sprinkle
Fairfield,
Buchanan, Virginia
n K Debate Club; Y.
ii
W.
Kentucky
r e
C. A.; Athletic
Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Association.
Sarah Frances Steed
Mary Sullenberger
Meredithville, Virginia
Monterey, Virginia
Club; College Choir; Y. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Dramatic
Y.
Inez Sykes
W.
Annie Laurie Taylor
Boykins, Virginia
Orchestra;
Y.
W.
C. A.;
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Oak Athletic
Association.
Jean Taylor Lexington, Virginia
Y.
W.
David Williams Terry Newport News, Virginia
A Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Hall, Virginia
C. A.; Athletic Association.
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2
;
Beorc
Dramatic Club; Y.
Eh Thorn
W.
C. A.;
Athletic
Association.
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Margaret Ruth Thorp
Mary Frances Thomas Skipwith, Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia
Home
Economics Club Campus League Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y.
;
Marjorie Thompson Kimball,
West
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Nan Withers Throckmorton
Virginia
New
York,
New York
n K A Dramatic Club; Debate Club; Class OfVice-President of Freshman Class, ficer: Y. W. C. A.: Committee Member, 1;
Dramatic
Athletic Association.
Athletic Association.
Sing, 2;
Granddaughters' Club; W. C. A.;
Club;
Campus League; Y.
Dorothy Tillett Newport News, Virgmia
M
Ruth Winifred Turner Crewe, Virginia
a
Club; Y. W. C. A.: Social Committee Athletic Association.
iUion
W.
Y.
Club;
Granddaughters'
C.
A.;
Athletic Association.
;
Louise Turnes Virginia
Blackstone, Virginia
Y.
W.
Concord Depot, Virginia
Reed Turner
Class Baseball Hockey Team, Team; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
ss
1
C. A.; Athletic Association.
;
Association.
Elizabeth Lee Tyree Danville, Virginia
Kathleen Twyford Hopeton, Virgmia
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
re; A *
i);
Beorc
Eh Thorn
Club; Campus League; Y. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Cotillion
Catherine Waite
Edna Walden
Culpeper, Virginia
Center Cross, Virginia
r e Association of Childhood Y. W. C. A.; Athletic
Cotillion Club;
Education;
ABA; Cotillion
A *
Club;
:;;
Y.
Eh Thorn
Beorc
W.
W.
C. A.;
Athletic
Association.
Association.
Selma West
Montine Warmack
Newport News, Virginia
Roxboro, North Carolina
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Athletic Commission, Secretary,
Cotillion Club;
I
Association.
;
Marjorie Wicks Norfolk, Virginia
Elizabeth Hanes Wilkinson
r e
Cumberland, Virginia
A * 2
Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood C. A.; Athletic Education; Y.
W.
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
Association.
Frances Williams Victoria, Virginia
Eloise Williams
A
Newport News, Virginia Dramatic Club; Y.
W.
C. A.;
Athletic
T
i;
Cotillion Club;
Association of Childhood Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Education;
Association.
Caroline Willis
Elizabeth George Wilson
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Lexington. Virginia
Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. 'W. C. A.; Athletic Association.
A * 2
r G;
Jeannette
Wood
Dramatic
Club;
Y. 'W. C. A.;
Granddaughters'
Woodward
Virginia
Lexington. Virginia
Petersburg, Virginia
AHA
Club;
Athletic Association.
Dramatic Club;
Y.
W.
C. A.;
At'iletic
Association.
Dorothy Wright Fa.mville, Virginia
Nancy Woodward W.
C. A.: Town Girls Committee Athletic Association Varsity Tennis Teani,
Y.
Richmond, Virginia
:
Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
I
Sidney
Yonce
Salem, Virf inia
Virginia
Yager r 8:
Rochelle, Virginia
A $ RoiunJa
2; Beorc Eh Thorn
Staff: Assistant Circulation
ager, 2;
Y.
W.
A * 2
Dramatic
Man-
Club; Choral Club; Granddaughters' Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso:ia:ion: Manager of
Swimming.
C. A.; Athletic
Association.
Margaret Elizabeth Young Norfolk, Virginia
r e Association of Childhood Y. W. C. .A.; Athletic
Cotillion Club;
Education;
.Association.
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left to right: Bounds, BlackAgee, Willis, Lane, Baker. Front row, left to right: Hamlet, Billups, Keesee, Thomas, Wise, Bean, Buckland,
Bacl( row,
well, Gilliam,
Student Standards Committee Zaida Thomas Jennie Belle Gilliam
Chairman Secretary
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Zaida Thomas
Jean Willis
JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Jennie Belle Gilliam
Virginia
Agee
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Pattie
Bounds
M?rguerite Blackwell
FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES Ann
Sara Keesee
Billups
EX-OFFICIO
MEMBERS
Bonnie Lane Dorothy Wise
Virginia Baker Virginia Bean
Martha Hamlet
Frances Hudgins
FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Mix Miss Foster Miss Taliaferro
Dorothy Buckland
Miss Wheeler Miss Hiner Miss Royall
Dr. Jeffers
The
Student Standards Committee serves as a connecting link between the student body, faculty, and home department. It brings about a spirit of friendly cocperation in the solution of many problems, which really seemed so serious until taken over by this committee. It also encourages the highest standards of action and scholarship. The committee is composed of quite prominent people, including the heads of all major organizations, five members of the faculty appointed by Dr. Jarman, and two representatives from each class. It
is
without
quite fundamental in our school it.
life,
and we
just couldn't
do
Gamma
Psi
Honorary Fraternity
for
Art
Founded 1933 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia
MEMBERS Virginia
Agee
Louise Anthony Pattie
Bounds
Elizabeth Butler
Charlotte Minton
Norvell Montague Louise Painter Katherine Roberts
Sarah Button Adelaide Dressier Margaret Etheridge
Nan Seward
Merwyn
Virginia Whitehead Smith
Gathright
Mildred Gentry Martha Gwaltney
Mary
Ellen
Mims
Margaret Sheffey Frances Smith Frances
Thomas
Dorothy Turner
Fumi Wakayama
FACULTY MEMBER
HONORARY MEMBER
Miss Virginia Bedford
Miss Martha CouUing
Beauty, originality, and culture bring to our minds Gamma Psi. Its a is to encourage work in all phases of art, to furnish forum for the discussion of all matters pertaining to art, and to honor
three-fold purpose
artistic ability in the school.
Evidence of Gamma Psi's work is seen everywhere on our campus gay posters on our bulletin boards, attractive place cards at banquets, and colorful decorations which transform our cold, bleak gymnasium into quite a warm and an enchanting dance floor. Then, too, when we receive those gifts of rings, book-ends, and silver pins, or when we walk into a room which displays pastel drawings, clay animals, and leather work, our guesses are not wrong when we say "Gamma Psi."
Back ron>, left to right: Miss Bedford, Bounds, F. Smilh, Agee, Sheffey, Montague. Middle ro-a>, left to right: Butler, V. Smith, Gathright, Anthony, Burke. Front row, left to right: Button, Roberts, Painter, Mims, Minton, Thomas.
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Back row,
Rhodes, Hurt, Phelps, Dr. Wynne, Turner, Lewis. Hamlet, Lane, GiUiam, Gillette, Eastman, Stieffe
left to right:
Middle row,
to
left
Kelly. Front row, left
right:
right:
to
Roberts, Price, Morris,
Bean, Seward, York.
Kappa Honor
Delta Pi
Socielv
in
Education
Founded 1911
BETA EPSILON CHAPTER Publication:
"The Kadelpian"
STUDENT MEMBERS Dudley Allen Caroline Alsop
Edna
Ruth Phelps
Hannah Katherine Hunt
Dorothy Price
Kathryn Jamison Lloyd Kelly Bonnie Lane Louise Lewis
Lucile Rhodes
Meriel McAllister Bess McGlothlin Katherine Milby Elizabeth Morris Norvell Montague
Gay
Virginia
Bolick
Virginia
Martha Hamlet
Bean
Elsie Cabell
Inez Chappell
Ruth Crumley Erna Dickerson Margaret Dortch Claire Eastman Victoria Gillette
Jennie Belle Gilliam
Mary
Virginia Putney
Elizabeth Roberts
Deane Saunders Nan Seward Stieffen
Zaida Thomas Dorothy Turner Lois Vassar Marguerite York
ACTIVE FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss
Pauhne Camper
(elected)
Alice Carter (elected)
Helen Draper (alumna) B. Haynes (Alpha Pi) Henry (Alpha Tau) Mr. S. M. Holton (elected) Miss Mary Nichols (alumna) Miss Mary Peck (elected) Miss Carrie B. Taliaferro (elected) Dr. J. P. Wynne (Alpha Upsilon)
Mary
Sibyl
HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. 124-
J.
L.
Jarman
Mr.
J.
M.
Grainger
;
Kappa Delta in its
Pi, national honorary society in Education, encourages
members a higher degree
of devotion to social service by fostering
high intellectual and social standards and recognizing outstanding service ir.
the
field
of
education
for
teaching.
Membership
signifies
worthy
educational ideals sound scholarship, and adequate personal qualifica-
Those
tioL?.
rills
whose
scholastic achievements are in the upper quartile
of the collei;e are eligitle for
Bacl( row,
lefl
Middle rom, Front
io
left
right: to
membership
Vassar, Smith, Miss Nichols,
right:
Hammack,
in this society.
Bolick.
Doitch, Thomas, Putney, Montague, Bland, Chappell, Allen.
roB), seated, left to right:
Milby, McGlothlin, Alsop, Saunders, Hannah.
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Left
Miss Bedford, Mims, Gath: Baker, Rice, Munt, Roberts.
to right
right,
EDITORIAL STAFF Baker Charlotte Rice... Carter Belle Munt.... Virginia
—
.....Editor-in-Chief
Associate Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor
Kitty Roberts
Merwyn Gathright Mary Ellen Mims......
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......Assistant
Art Editor Art Editor
Long, sleepless nights of work and worry, distracting days of more work and with it all lots of play and fun untold all this, and more that words cannot express, rolled into one volume brings to you this book your Virginian of 1937. We scratched our heads and changed our till one fleeting thought, caught by the wmg, minds many, many times
—
— —
the beginning! Then followed those long nights gave us our inspiration and and busy days over which we constantly found pleasure in griping others griped with us when we snatched them at inopportune moments to smile at the camera. There came times that from meals, classes, sleep thrill of tried the most patient, but we say "pleasure in griping," for the the work must remain unknown to an outsider.
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/.
—
.
were gathered together and our work began to take more mixed with sadness at the thought of ending our struggles together, crept upon us. With more time for play,
As
loose ends
definite shape, a feeling of excitement,
our first real celebration was an Easter party. Remember all those baskets of eggs and Mr. Mac's bunny rabbit?? As we insert the final page, we're wondering if this will suit your fancy. If it bores you, pity all our futile efforts. But if you like it, our leave you to delve into all our secrets! dreams have been realized.
We
BUSINESS STAFF Mary Elizabeth Slater Charlotte Minton
Manager Manager Photographic Manager Assistant Photographic Manager Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Business
Assistant Business
Ruth Montgomery Miriam Ficklen
—
Virginia Leonard
Martha McCorkle.
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Lois Vassar...
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SuDiE Yager
Typist
Assistant T\)pist
ADVISERS Mr. T. a. McCorkle Miss Nancy Foster Miss Virginia
Business Adviser Literary Adviser
Bedford—
Left
io right:
-
MinMcCorkle.
Ficklen, Montgomery,
Leonard, Slater, Vassar, Mr. McCorkle. ton,
M.
Art Adviser
Left
lo
Se
light:
3utterwoith, Cabell, Carroll,
A, Butterworfh, Blackwell
Tennis Season, 1936-'37 Manager
Elsie Cabell....
Ruth
Sears
Assistant
Tennis season started
forth
with
from our tennis girls
who were
be the winner!
off
with the promise of one of those exciting
This caused much
singles tournament.
lovers.
The
off,
At
first
The the
"Army" trophy
and enthusiasm
to burst
were crowded every afternoon
—
to
were held every Friday afternoon under
Time passed and
the tournament
was
with those raring, ready Butterworth twins fighting through
to the finals.
behold.
interest
courts
practicing in order to be able to gain the trophy
Official practices
the supervision of Elsie Cabell.
played
Manager
The balls
last
match between
were whizzed by so
games were
tied
and had
that "sister
team" was a
fast that they
to
sight to
were hardly
be played again.
The
visible.
last
time
Butterworth came forth the victor and winner of the singles
Monogram Club Motto: "Sportsmanship Always" Colors
Blue and White
:
OFFICERS Marguerite York
Edna
Bolick....
....Vice-President
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Inez Chappell
Katherine
...President
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—
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..Secrelar})
Treasurer
-
Irby...
MEMBERS Kathleen Bailey
Jennie Belie Gilliam
Edna Bohck Mary Bowles Mabel Burton
Katherine Irby
Evelyn
Ida Sue Carter
Irene Parker
Bess
McGlothhn
Mann
Ruth Phelps
Inez Chappell
Marguerite York
FACULTY ADVISER Miss Olive T. Her
The
purpose of the
scholarship,
Monogram Club
a well-rounded participation of high ideals of honor, duty, athletics
and
all
is
to recognize athletic ability,
Membership
and sportsmanship. in
athletics,
and
other phases of college
it
recognition
is
required in
life.
tests,
Points for membership are
going on hikes, and partic-
ipating in sports of all kinds.
Left
to rlgJjt:
club not only fosters
Sportsmanship
service.
gained by passing physical efficiency
in the
but carries with
Bowles, Mann, Chappell, Bolick, Irby, York, Phelps, Miss
Ilcr.
Left
to
righl:
Vaughan,
McGlothlin, Ritchie,
Irby,
Plummer.
May Day Committee OFFICERS McGlothlin Mary Harrison Vaughan Isabel Plummer Bess
Business Chairman
.Theme Chairman Costume Chairman
Dance Chairman
Virginia Ritchie
Music Chairman
FACULTY ADVISERS
May Day tale.
Virginia Bedford
of
1937
Louise R. Fitzpatrick Katherine Tupper Leola Wheeler
German folk The dance drama took place lives a cruel witch who has
centered around the old
Hansel and Gretel.
before a fantastic house
in
which
changed many innocent people into inanimate objects. Two peasant children. Hansel and Gretel, are put to sleep by -
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the witch's
awaken, they
see the house
her spell.
Katherine Irby
Miss Mrs. Miss Miss
sugar-coated house. When they and are lured by the crafty witch. The children are able to overcome the power of the witch. Thus they free all the unfortunate souls who have been under
Dreams near
Candy with
The
sticks,
gingerbread men, and a beautiful princess
her maidens are released from the witch's magic. princess is crowned before the dehghted eyes of a gatherall
ing of village children,
who dance
folk dances in her honor.
Minnie Smith played the part of the princess and reigned over the celebration. Zaida Thomas played the part of her maid of honor. In the queen's court were: Bonnie Lane, Mary Bowles, Jennie Belle Gilliam, Chic Dortch, Susan Lane, Page Nottingham, Isabel Plummer, Madeline McGlothlin, Carter Belle Munt, Virginia Carroll, Bess McGlothlin, Elizabeth Butler, Virginia Doughty, Vera Ebel, Elizabeth Morris, Dorothy Wise, Martha Hamlet, Gwen Bell, Lloyd Kelly, Elizabeth Harris, Mary Harrison Vaughan, Elsie Dodd, Berniece Jones, and Esther Beebe.
MAY
DAY.
1936
"The Golden Goddess" Lucy Potter Queen
Maid
of honor
.
.
.
.
.
.
Martha Nottingham
ON A RAINY AFTERNOON The weekly wash
A
bull Even rain can't keep 'em away! ... under way Cleaning up. Ain't it cute? Slop peeking, Midge! Everybody's friend Not really working? Some funny! Must be Monday What's wrong with this picture? .
.
.
Darn
Polly!
it,
.
.
.
.
Frances
Neat
And Deep
in
under water
gets
.
.
so to
history
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
A
A
nice
.
.
.
.
.
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.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
quiet evening.
head between two hands Wish "Dear Willard—r"
bed ...
.
.
.
I
.
You're really looking had a talking picture
lovely, Isabel!
.
.
.
.
Come
on,
.
.
.
Morpheus!
COLOR RUSH Onlookers
Hold
the
.
.
Cheering section spurs 'em on ... In action
Sing it, Janie! Triumphant— Chi?— Red and White? Green and White holds sway. "The Pause That Refreshes" Freshmen still wear Rat caps?
that line
Will
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Marching along
.
.
.
.
Keep on hoping
Will
Don't
let
it
get
White Christmas and Hanging of
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in
you do
the
Greens
—Our
Christmas traditions
action
\ enables bright spot
J&L^ Smiling
at the
world
It"s
in
the
bag!
135.
"THE REIGN OF TERROR" And who
socked you?
At
.
.
.
ease
Studying so soon? Safety
.
Posing again .
.
in
.
.
.
.
Pensive?
You name
numbers
.
.
it
.
Shine, shine
.
.
.
.
.
You
—we're B.anded
.
.
definitely tired! .
.
.
.
.
Go
.
"J.
T"ing with
the
upperclassman
have something there! .
Dejection
into
.
.
.
"Merry" Sunshine
your dance, Bev.!
HERE Watch
the birdie
.
.
.
More play
work
th:
.
.
One Lunch Typical
.
.
.
This can't
Take your bag, Lady?
bf
true
.
.
.
.
is .
out
'N'
THERE
What
.
d'ya see? ... Lookin' 'em over of our coeds.
—back
to
Obviously truckin'
Pals forever
.
The
.
.
.
.
.
Mov
.
.
.
"the" building,
Caught
.
.
.
What
in passing
friendly crew.
.
big feet .
.
you have
M;
Breakfast in Shannon's
Coronation
Prize-winning costumes seen at the ball
Photographs on this page by Dementi Studio
Our
Mardi Gras Queen King
SUSAN LANE JACK EARMAN
lovely
Qu
He
can't
mean
all
that!
Major OfScers, 1937-38
AND TEARS
SMILES "Cne-nine-three-seven
Sophomores of
'36
Saturday chapel
.
.
.
.
.
— We're .
Time
Seniors
now"
.
out for a snack
Pride of our Hearts
.
.
.
.
Louisville, here
.
.
.
.
Why
Editors
.
we come
so pensive, .
.
Such
.
.
.
.
.
Back home and broke.
.
.
Martha?
dignity
.
.
Near draws
Farewell
to
the end.
Alma
Mater.
Lcfl
to right: Virginia Leonard, Vicepresident; Mary Bowles, President;
Virginia Baker, Treasurer; Moseley, Secretary;
Miss
Her,
Lucile Class-
enLOti
ACWORTH
VIRGINIA LEE Birds Nest, Virginia
MARY FRANCES ADAMS Danville, Virginia
VIRGINIA BOYKIN BAKER Portsmouth, Virginia
SUE BAYNARD Seaford, Virginia
VIRGINIA ACWORTH: Phi Sisnia Manager.
The
:
Lc^
Delta Theta Alpha; Pi Sodalitas Latina
Cercle Fran<:ais
black-haired
;
Gamma Mu ;
Triliiitiini
,
;
Alpha
Business
know
her.
With
calm determination, a word and a smile
that
for everyone, she has unconsciously
Everything she does typically "Virginian." bit
happier.
VIRGINIA BAKER Thorn
;
VikginiAn
;
Gamma
State
:
Theta
;
made many
is
a person a httle
finished with a real finish,
Alpha Kappa
Assistant Editor,
3,
Gamma
Editor, 4
;
;
matics Club
Since
—
with the steady, grey eyes there she is leading the program at Epworth League. Quiet and unassuming, Virginia has a fine quality that is an inspiration to all who girl
MARY FRANCES ADAMS
Beorc Eh
Class Treas-
Chaperon; Ptudent Standards Committee, 4; Y". W. Sing Committee. 3; Cotillion Chili; Chi; .\thletic Association.
possibly
;
W.
Y.
Mary we
C. A.
greeting ready
own.
who
are close to her value her friendship.
— good —humorous and — —
natured person with a friendly
a
forever smiling
is
amusing
Talkative, yes
lazy, a
trifle
but
in
a
who
who doesn't believe in too much studying know how it is! But under it all there's a good, girl
SUE BAYNARD
Mathe-
;
Frances has been with us for only two years, don't know her as well as we do most of the
all
"grads," but those
She
Transfer from Averett College
:
Athletic Association.
;
:
Orchestra
Athletic Assiciatiin; Y.
W.
;
Le Cercle Frangais
;
manner isn't?
or
all
She
work
her is
a
—you
kind heart.
Sodalitas Latina
;
C. A.
urer, 3. 4: Senior C.
A.;
There's just one thing we'd like to know about Baker, and that's how she's gotten away with being late to classes, lo, these four years. "Big Bake" can see a joke while it's still around
and smiling eyes are warmed by a deep sincerity. Baker's not a person you will ever confuse with any other, for her personality is distinct and belongs just to her, and "it's nice to be natural, if you are naturally nice." the corner, but her delightful giggle
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The
seniors will never forget Sue's willingness to help out in
productions and "Sings"
Sue
is
sistently
—
for she
a good student, and one
and
well.
can really play a violin!
who
She exemplifies
prepares her
work con-
the qualities of a lady with
her courtesy and consideration of those about her. Unlike a person of many words who may be saying all she knows. Sue is a person of few words; she gives the impression that there are hidden reserves held for a purpose.
;
HELEN VIRGINIA BEAN South Hill, Virginia
JANICE MARIE BLAND Norfolk, Virginia
MARY
VIRGINIA BLANKENSHIP Richmond, Virginia
MARY
ALICE BOGGS Island, Virginia
VIRGINIA BEAN Sigma Sigma Sigma Pi Gamma ilii Ivappa Delta Pi; Alpha Kappa Gamma; P,eorc Eh Thorn; Rotiimhi StiitT: Itt-pnrter, 1, 2, 3, Editor, 4; Class Vice-President, 'A: Dramatic ('lnl>; Dnlicsis Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Seuiur Chaperon Athletic Association Y. W. C. A. Student Standards Committee Valedictorian, 4. :
:
:
;
Virginia has a rare
gift of
she
is
hand.
combining pleasure and work, as
Although she has many
never too busy to speak a kind
Virginia
is
MARY VIRGINIA BLANKENSHIP: Team, 3
:
word
interests,
or offer a helping
a very versatile person, one whose opinion
and help will be missed greatly S. T. C. next year.
ketball
Choral Chih.
3
;
in the
varied organizations of
Athletic Association; Class BasY. W. C. A.
Mathematics Club
of things, and she played on her class basketball team
same
She
Kappa Delta
Pi
;
Beorc Eh Thorn
;
Y.
W.
C.
A.
Those of us who have known Janice her friendship and
felt
it
this
year have enjoyed
a privilege to have her a
member
of
has been for so short a time. Coming back for degree work, she has entered into our college life and, because of high scholastic attainments, has been invited to active our class, though
it
membership in various honorary societies. Her warm sincerity and friendliness have enriched our year, and graduation will not erase the
memory
MARY ALICE BOGGS
:
of these qualities.
Athletic Association
:
Y.
W.
C. A.
;
Mary Virginia came to us her junior year from WiUiam and Mary in Richmond. It didn't take her long to get into the spirit
;
Athletic Association.
;
well as a fine uprightness of character and conscientiousness
regarding her responsibihties.
JANICE ELAND
you ever see AHce just playing her time away? Do you ever see her in Shannon's hangout? Why, definitely, no! Well, not often, anyhow. She's so much more conscientious than many of us lazy ones that though we do not find her taking a very
Do
and readily makes
active part in extra-curricular life in the college, her class-work
remarks about anything which strikes her as odd. Mary Virginia usually sees a funny side to all matters, in classes and out. It's nice to be able to say of her that she honestly studies and never neglects the real purpose for which she came to school.
is always done and done well. Many of us, no doubt, could learn profitable lessons from her. Remember her in Miss Tucker's freshman history class? And now she's a teacher of history herself a good one, we know.
the
year.
is
slightly
sarcastic
—
!
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ALMA ELIZABETH BOOTH Portsmouth, Virginia
LEWIS CASSIE BOSWELL Burkeville, Virginia
MARY ELIZABETH BOWLES Petersburg, Virginia
LELIA ELIZABETH BOYLAN Portsmouth, Virginia
ELIZABETH BOOTH Delta Theta Alpha Dramatic Club Campus League, 2, 4; Y. W. C. A.: Freshman Commission. 1, Church Cooperative Committee. 3 AthU'tic Association. :
:
:
CASSIE BOSWELL: Alpha Sigma Tau Dramatic Club: College Choir; H»0 Club Y. W. C. A. Publicit.v Committee Athletic Association. :
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:
:
Rather quietly and unassumingly Elizabeth has moved through her four years at Farmville. Conscientious and very studious, she succeeds in whatever she undertakes, always ready to help where help is needed. shall best remember Elizabeth back stage and as head of the property group of the
We
Dramatic Club.
To
this
organization she
has
made
herself
invaluable.
To
who don't know Cassie very well, let us say that behind that warm smile, with which she greets everyone, is a mighty warm heart. Though she may appear to be very quiet, and easy conversation on first acquaintance any doubt we may have felt, and we feel that she is an old friend. And if you want to see a real little swimmer just watch Cassie in a few of one who will take all honors her
friendliness
disperse
—
swimming meets
those
MARY BOWLES
Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Kappa Gamma Athletic Association: Treasurer. 2. .3. Hockey Manager, 4; Class Secretar.v, 1. 2, I'residnt. 3, 4; ran-IIellenic Association, S. 4: May Court. 1, 2. 3. 4; Mardi Gras Court, 3, 4: Dramatic Club: Orchesis Cotillion Club: Monogram Club Association of Childhood Education Y. \V. c. A. Chi. :
;
;
those
ELIZABETH BOY'LAX Y.
W.
;
:
Mary is such a httle girl, we wonder how she could fill such a big place in our hearts but she's the darling of the senior class, the pride of the student body, and the toast of Hampden-
—
There are few who can lighten our burdens as easily Mary and none who can, with such a mischievous grin, make
Sydney. as
us feel that "this
is
why we came
to college!"
:
we
have.
Portsmouth
Club
Betty has been our star tap dancer at the past three years that
Athletic
;
Association
C. A.
;
;
that
we happened
of us learn, she has
—
all class
functions for
productions, sings, and any other capers
to cut.
made
Always
patient in helping the rest
and dance numbers possible composing and teaching. Her and not too much will bring
the song
— —
through her double-duty efforts quick wit, just satirical enough a hearty laugh from us every lime. And for such a little girl, we all know she has a mighty big mind it's smart, she is
—
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EMILY LYLE BRUMFIELD Farmville, Virginia
SARA ELIZABETH BUCHANAN Tazewell, Virginia
*^
ETHEL MAXINE BURKS Amherst, Virginia
ELSIE
FRANCES CABELL Wilmington, Delaware
EMILY BRUMFIELD
;
Y.
W.
C. A.
;
SARA BUCHANAN
Athletic Association.
town, some of us may not know her as well as we would like to, but those of us who do know her well, all agree that she's simply "swell." Outwardly she's quiet and demure; but when there's fun going on, Emily can be found right in the midst of it. Her genial nature and cheery disposition have brought her many friends, and we'll long remember this pretty gal with soft blond curls.
Because Emily
lives in
Theta
Sigma
:
Association
Sara don't
tell
is
:
Rho W. C.
I'i
Y.
:
Transfer from Mary Baldwin College Beorc Eh Thorn Alpha Phi Sigma A. Sodalitas Latina Cotillion Club. :
:
;
;
:
Gamma Athletic
;
really different
from most
girls.
But by
all
means you
her you think so, because in spite of the fact that
might consider it an admirable trait, she doesn't like it. She's really funny not "funny peculiar," but just plain "funny ha-ha. She brought to us a genuinely new kind of wit. She came to us two years ago from Mary Baldwin College, and it
—
"
didn't take her long to get right into the spirit of the things
around
MAXINE BUEKS Archery.
2.
3,
4
;
Y.
:
W.
C.
Choral Club
Athletic Association A. Association of Childhot
Manager
:
;
i
of
Education.
ELSIE CABELL: Thorn
panion.
Maxine
she undertakes.
is
the type
who
puts her best into everything
:
Alpha Sigma Alpha: Kappa Delta Pi; Beorc Eh Alpha Phi Sigma Athletic Association Varsity Tennis Team. :
:
.\ssistniit Manaacr of Tfunis. 2. MnnaL-er. 3. 4: Y. W. C. A.: Social rummiii.T, 4; Hnhnulii Siaft: iiruhi i"U Manager. 2. Assistant Ilusiurss Maiia-cr. ::. llnsiiirss Manai;.'!-. 4: i'h..ial Club: Le Cerele Fraiu:ais: i:i Circulo Espan.il I'rcsiclciit. :: l-..tillion Club. 1,
Archery was Maxine's choice among the forms of athletics, and she has mastered this art to a very great extent. She has won for herself an outstanding place as an archer. But Maxine also has other accomplishments, among them that of making friends. Always happy, she has a way of making people like her. Jolly, laughing, and careless, she makes a pleasant com-
her.
2,
P..
(
:
Some
t
:
of us discovered while in Louisville that Elsie's just
girl at heart. However, she likes and does modern things most capably bridge, tennis, philosophy! Sleep comes second to nothing with her except maybe food. Oh, well, what is life without them? Elsie gives the appearance of a thoroughbred to all who see her, but more than
an "old-fashioned"
a
number
—
of
that she really
is
one
—
to those
who know
her.
MARGARET IRENE CARROLL Portsmouth, Virginia
IDA SUE CARTER Cumberland, Virginia
EMILY WHITLEY CHANNELL Smithfield, Virginia
SARAH FRANCES CHANNELL Smithfield, Virginia
MARGARET CARROLL: Alpha Sigma Tau Beta Pi Tlieta Atliletic Association T. W. C. A. Chairman Prayers Committee, 4 House Council Hall President, 4 Dramatic Club Cotillion Club PanHellenic Council, 4 Senior Chaperon, ;
;
;
:
:
;
;
;
:
Margaret
one of those rare individuals who possess one of the greatest qualities conducive to ultimate and complete success
—
is
diligent application to all her tasks,
whether great or
She readily fulfills all duties and is trustworthy and dependable. Having a warm and friendly nature towards everyone, Margaret has made a lasting and firm circle of friends small.
during her years here.
We
IDA SUE CARTER Monogram
ciation
;
:
Alpha Phi Sigma
:
Y.
W.
C. A.
;
Athletic Asso-
Club.
;
Perhaps one of Ida Sue's greatest assets is her ability to friends. She is always ready to help in any difficulty. She briskly goes about her work with a strong quiet
make and keep determination.
A
ness of her will.
do
things
—
that there's
twinkle in her blue eyes lightens the serious-
She's one of those people
—
who
and then do them. Her best friends a word which suits her "loyalty."
say they will will tell
you
are genuinely sorry that she must
leave us.
EMILY CHANNELL: Staflf
:
:
Athletic
Association;
Y.
W.
C.
A.;
Jtotiinda
Dramatic Club College Choir Choral Club SecGranddaughters' Club Association of Childhood Education.
Reporter, 4
retar.v, 4
:
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;
:
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The other twin! Oh, of course, and it's Emily, with her quick smile and ready wit. Well, stick around, and we'll have some fun. She's good at reporting the news, and the Rotunda Staff thinks so, too.
The
only catch
having Emily with us is that we're going to miss her, when, like a haunting little tune, she slips out of our college days here to pop up in our memories for years to come.
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FRANCES CHANNELL
:
.
Y.
W.
C. A.
:
Atliletic Association
in
:
Club: Choral Club: College Choir: Granddaughters' Club.
—
;
Frances has devoted a good deal of her time to music but it: her frequent visits to one of Virginia's male institutes of learning prove this. very friendly person, she always has time to stop to chat. Her supply of energy is unlimited in work and in play. With a spirit of cooperation, Frances is ready to help when there's work to be done. genial nature makes her an easy person to get along with. not all of
A
A
MARY McCRAW CHAPPELL Keysville, Virginia
VIRGINIA COLEMAN Crewe, Virginia
RUTH LUCILLE CRUMLEY Bristol, Virginia
MARTHA GLENN DAVIS Richmond, Virginia
MARY CHAPPELL
:
Association of Cliildhood Education
;
Y.
W.
C. A.
;
VIRGINIA COLEMAN
Athletic Association
:
;
Y.
W.
C. A.
Athletic Association.
only thirty miles away, and during her four years she has driven to school each morning. For this reason she is not as well-known by the student body as Virginia
Mary is one of our "town girls" who are not often seen around the campus in idle hours. But she most definitely believes that "the early bird catches the worm," for she is always the first
to
be
everyone. to
wonder
in her
Her at
;
own ways and
our
RUTH CRUMLEY Kappa Sigma
place with a smile and a friendly greeting for and sweet manner challenge us
alert expression
:
Transfer
Kappa Delta Pi X. W. C. A.
Economics Club
;
;
learn
from
hers.
from Virginia Intermont College Pi Pi Gamma Mu Dramatic Club Home Athletic Association. ;
;
;
:
Ruth is one of those rare persons who always know what they are talking about. Determination, studiousness, capability, friendhness,
Her good
and gaiety balance the
standing with
all
scales of her personality.
her teachers, which
much, is due to these fine characteristics. "Adios" to so loving a playmate, so true a willing and capable worker.
we
We
all
envy very
regret to say
friend,
and such a
lives in
Crewe, which
is
she might be, but to those who do know her Virginia is an interesting type. She's very fickle, and often changes her mind about people and clothes in short, she uses her woman's privilege to when a great degree. Virginia has a capacity for learning, too it strikes her fancy.
—
—
MARTHA GLENN DAVIS Gamma ;
Y.
W.
C. A.
:
Secretary. -
Student Standards Committee.
A perfect
Athletic Pi Gamma Mu Cotillion Club Campus League
Theta
:
Association
;
:
:
:
:
1.
lady possessing modesty, refinement, and a flair for that's Martha Glenn. "A thing worth doing is worth Martha Glenn is both doing well" is her motto. capable and conscientious. If ever there's something to be done, she's always willing to help in every possible way. One thing except we'll always remember about her she loves to sleep during her week-ends at home. just can't imagine what it is about that old Richmond atmosphere that's so different.
making
friends
—
—
We
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MILDRED TEMPERANCE DAVIS Chester, Virginia
MARY KATHERINE DENNY White Post, Virginia
MARGARET STUART DORTCH South Hill, Virginia
RUTH DUNNINGTON Hampden-Sydney, Virginia
MILDRED DAVIS
Alpha Sigma Alpha
:
ciation of Childhood Education Athletic Association Y. W. C. A.
;
;
Granddaughters' Club AssoClub College Choir. 4 ;
Cotillion
;
;
Midge
is
our hearts.
from
their
Her
Granddaughters' Club: Association of Childhord Education: Athletic Association; Class Volley Ball Team. 1: Y. W. C. A. Alumnae and Membership Committee. :
a minx, plain and simple.
some of her childhood
MART DENNY:
She'll
fancies, but this only
never outgrow
makes her dearer
in
mates will never forget having to bend lofty dignity to play Peter Pan, because Midge was suite
Mary's laughing blue eyes and cherry smile have helped to brighten our days. Her true Southern charm and readiness for any occasion, for fun or otherwise, have made a warm place for her in our hearts. Every girl in school envies Mary her gift of gab as well as her happy-go-lucky and nonchalant ways.
taking Juvenile Literature, and someone had to act the part. The main trouble with Midge is she always has the "cleaning-up
When
bug." Nevertheless, we'll remember laughter, good times, and
that
Midge, simultaneously.
she left us at Christmas, she took with her an individuality
—
no one of us can replace selves only poor imitations, for fully fast
CHIC DORTCH
Sigma Sigma Sigma Pi Gamma Mu President, 4 I'i Alpha Kappa Gamma Athletic Association Y. W. A.: Kotimdii Staff. 4: Dramatic Club: Class Giftorian, 2: Artist's Cotillion Club: Association of Childhood Education: President. 3: I'an-IIellenic Council, 3. Secretar.v. 4: Manli CJras Court, :
Kappa Delta
;
:
:
;
;
Dance Gnup. 4: :
May
(^ourt, 3, 4.
Rosy-cheeked and merry-eyed, and don't forget the dimples! Yes, sir! When Mother Nature came to Chic, she was generous in a big way, for she handed out both good looks and intel-
So don't She has what
ligence galore. fool you. fast
game
orchestra.
let it
that
look of Chic's equally at home in a
"Httle girl"
takes and
RUTH DUNNINGTON:
Y.
W.
C. A.: Athletic Association.
;
C.
3
and
our efforts would prove themelse could talk so delight-
who
so entertainingly?
is
of basketball or dancing to the sweet music of an
talked to her when she's mood for it, you've missed, oh, my what you've missed! Those of us who do know her are sorry for those who don't. When you're worn out with things and feel as though the undertow of life has got you in its clutches, try variety in the form of Ruth. It works, and in no time you'll feel better. This is not a doctor's prescription or anything like that. We're just
Until you've really
in the
telling
you.
known Ruth and
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:
EDITH CLAIRE EASTMAN Raleigh, North Carolina
ALICE VIRGINIA ELDER Clarkton, Virginia
KATHRYN WHITEHEAD FITZGERALD Chatham, Virginia
ANN DEAL GALUSHA Dinwiddie, Virginia
CLAIRE EASTMAN Pi Beorc Eb Council Class ;
:
Mil Ompga Alpha ri Gamma Mu ;
Thorn
;
;
Kappa Gamma
;
Kappa Delta
Alpha Phi Sigma
;
Student
Representative, 3. Vice-President, 4 Y. W. C. A. Sing Committee, 2, 3 Rotiimlo Staff, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3. 4 Choral Club, 1: Le Cerde Frangais, 1. 2, 3; Cotillion Club; May Court, 4 Chapel Committee, 2 Athletic Association, ;
:
;
:
;
Athletic Association: Chiltlhood Education.
classroom or
Y.
W.
C.
A.:
Association of
Quietly Alice has moved through the four years of her collife, much loved by the few who have been fortunate to
;
:
Whether
ALICE ELDER:
:
lege
know
her intimately.
She has done her work carefully and
a bull session,
thoroughly, pulling her marks higher and higher by the dint of
With
seemingly ever-present troubles that keeps us in laughter. Claire has been a very valued part of our Student Body, upholding its standards to the fullest with her fine cooperative spirit.
hard work. Regardless of how busy she might be, Alice will always find time for a friendly chat, or for the problems presented to her by her friends. Her sound advice makes great obstacles seem small. Thinking of Alice, we shall remember her unselfish devotion and sympathetic understanding.
KATIIRYX FITZGERALD: Gamma Theta
AXX
at the table, in the
in
Claire's presence promises delightful entertainment. irresistible
brand of chatter,
it
is
her
usually a recital of one of her
Choral Club, 2; College Choir, 4: Cotillion Club: Association of Childhood Education: Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. :
V.
W,
(JALI'SIIA
:
Gamma
Theta
:
Pi
Gamma Mu
:
Cotillion
Club
C. X.\ .\thletic Association.
:
were to write in proportion to the amount Ann would be done already. To this, ho\\ever, we might add those exceptional times when she gets on a good spree of subde witticisms, that liven up the conversation. As Ann has lived in town these past four years, she has missed our fun in some delightful prank late, late at night, but she's never failed to glean a glorified and exaggerated account first thing If the task
Kitty Fitz's major is Primary Education, but we think she minors in devilment. If, in the midst of a class, you find yourself
smothering a giggle, she has probably whispered something apropos into your ear or pulled your hair. Her spontaneity and enthusiastic frankness delight us, but never do these overshadow her thoughtfulness in doing things for others. Her coinage of unique expressions and words has widened our vocabulary into realms before unknown.
talks,
the job
the next morning.
— ;
.
MERWYN GATHRIGHT
FRANCES
Goochland, Virginia
>-«^
mi
ir^'-
ELLA VICTORIA GILLETTE Courtland, Virginia
HELEN ELIZABETH GLASS Farmville, Virginia
MARTHA
GWALTNEY
VIRGINIA
Windsor, Virginia
MERWYN GATHRIGHT:
Alpha Sigma Tau Gamma Psi Student Council Representative, 2 Y. \V. C. A. Committee Member, 2. PubCliairman, .3, 4 Dramatic Club Cotillion Club Pan-Hellenic Association, 2 Athletic Association. :
:
;
:
;
licity
;
:
;
;
Have you
ever v^fatched
Merwyn down
in the art
room, when
VICTORIA GILLETTE dent, 4
:
Pi
responsible
for
things, for she's
them.
She's
always ready
been
a
valuable
aid
in
many
to help out.
Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa Delta Pi PresiAlpha Kappa Gamma Alpha Phi Sigma :
;
;
;
;
Hall President. 2 Dramatic Club Mathematics Club President. 3 Cotillion Club Debate Club Granddaughters' Club Campus League, 1 Chapel Committee. Chairman, 3 Class Historian, 4 Y. W. C. A. Membership and Alumnae Committee, 2 Athletic Association Varsity Basketball Squad, 1 ;
;
:
:
;
;
;
;
;
;
:
;
hand just waiting for the mood to drift around? Then you've had a glimpse of her character, which includes a big helping of the dreamy element and a real friendliness. Remember the poems and pictures on the bulletin board that you enjoyed this year? Merwyn's she's sitting with the pencil in her
:
Kappa Delta
House Council
:
March, and we have missed her bright She was always in a state of excitement but we never saw sometimes it was joy and sometimes trouble her sit calmly in a corner and just chat idly. She's always full of life, and her gay remarks have been a welcome refuge more
"Tory"
left
us in
face in the halls.
—
than once.
HELEN GLASS:
Beorc Eh Thorn; Dramatic Club; Orchesis College Town Girls' Committee. 2, 3; Chairman, 4; ;
Choir; Y. W. C. A.: Athletic Association.
MARTHA GWALTNEY Childhood Education
Martha Helen
is
a
"town
but
girl,"
this
doesn't keep her from being
in many phases of college life. Chiefly, Orchesis and the College Choir boast of her abilities, for with these two groups she has worked with tireless efforts. She's just a little girl, but she has a knack of getting whatever she goes
vitally
after
interested
—and
she's
the answers!
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always on
tiptoe in classes
and ready with
all
is
;
:
Y.
Gamma W.
C. A.
—
quite the artist
Psi Dramatic Club Association of Athletic Association. ;
not only
management of and her originality
ing, but also in the
;
;
when
children.
it
comes
to
draw-
She's got a disposi-
We
marvel is unsurpassed. tion they love, at her quietness and the ease with which she accompHshes difficult tasks. Her generosity cannot be overlooked, and we admire such spirit. It's nice to ask Martha to help with anything, for we know she can always be depended upon to do the work thoroughly.
!
:
MARY REEVES HALE Spring Valley, Virginia
TISDALE HAMLET
MARTHA
Phoenix, Virginia
MARTHA
VIRGINIA
HANNAH
Richmond, Virginia
LELIA BYERLY HILL Turbeville, Virginia
MARY REEVES HALE letic
Association
Mary
is
:
Y.
W.
a willing worker,
She's a bit quiet and us that
know
These
make
;
Ath-
and she
likes to
We
do
things well.
her
life
is
the
warm
admire her patience and determina-
do her work
efficiently,
a successful one.
We
and hke-
wish for her
the very best of everything
Sigma Staff
;
:
HANNAH
Pi Gamma Mu Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Phi House Council Hall President, 3, House President, 4 Rotunda Editorial Editor, 4 Mathematics Club, 1, 2 Athletic Asso-
VIRGINIA
;
;
:
;
:
;
A
up the matter, for she knows all about the subject. mind and a will of determination are hers. So when
Virginia takes over a job, we all rest assured that it will be well done. By the way, Virginia, we wonder if that fortune teller
was
right!
ic
(
;
Alplia Kappa Gamma Kappa Delta Student Council President. 4 ;
'oiincil
:
;
:
Service Committee, 2. Social Y. \V. C. A. Atli lie Ass(..iiition : Dramatic Club: Cotillion Club: ittc nil- i)ii,irln-bi Rei-icn- Staff: Business Manager. 3: lie Court. 4, 'omiiiitlcc Senior Chaperon Student Standards Comii:
Ex
:iffi.-
:
;
;
Knock!
Knock!—Who's
there?
May
Why, it's Martha, and on her way down the hall.
we're all in the dark, as she tiptoes Characterized by a bright smile and a jovial nature, as well as upright honesty and strong ambition, she can nevertheless "bull" when the rest with the best of us until the wee small hours of the House Council is sleeping!
—
LELIA HILL: Dramatic
Hats
you are puzzled, or in a heated argument about some question of international relationship, just see Virginia. She will If
clear
mega
:
I'lii
Athletic Association
Y.
W.
C. A.
:
Prayers Ci
Cluli.
;
ciation.
clear
MARTHA HA>HjET Alplia TrcasiiriT,
not well-known by some of us; those of
is
things help her to
wise they will
T. C.
S.
her realize that under that quietness
heart of a true friend. tion.
Transfer from Ilarrisonliu A.: Dramatic Chili.
:'.
off to Lelia!
Gay,
full of
she's one of the world's best.
next year, but
we know
ing for success.
And
that
pep, and altogether charming, to miss her terribly
We're going
wherever she goes, she'll he headdo hope that she'll be it.
she'll find
We
somewhere she can coach a basketball team,
for
after
her
we're thoroughly convinced of her ability. Keep that lively spirit that shone this fall on your rides in the "Chevy," Leha. It's bound to bring good luck.
practice teaching,
ZELL CAREY HOPKINS Dawes, West Virginia
s^Wkii^
EVELYNE WILLIAMS HOWELL Franklin, Virginia
SARA FRANCES HUDGINS Farmville, Virginia
KATHERINE CARR HURT Salem, Virginia
ZELI-
HOPKINS:
College
Clioir
:
Club;
Cotillion
W.
Y.
C.
A.;
EVELYNE Ball
one of our playgirls. She hails from West Virginia through these four years with the greatest of glee. There have been few tricks she hasn't tried and here's to one who knows how to keep "quiet." The poor dear is afraid of the dark, however, and she won't ever stay in her room alone! For the past two years Zell has walked around with that faraway look in her eyes it must be "Love in Bloom" Zell
and
IIOWEI.L:
Delta
Dramatic Cluli Y. W. Tlieta Alylia Class Volley Athletic Assi;ciatinn :
C. A.: College Choir: Choral CUili
Athletic Association.
Team,
:
:
:
1, 2.
is
Big blue
she's floated
—
—
a
eyes, a slight figure,
happy
smile,
and a cheery
Evelyne. Although she majored in history, she'll probably never use it because she gets that "letter" every night. Those who are her friends are fortunate indeed and will be thanks very likely to have their hair arranged in perfect waves "hello"
that's
—
to
Evelyne's
artistic fingers.
!
We
shall all miss her greatly next
year.
FRANCES HUDOINS Associatiin
of
Committee, 4 Associatiim
:
;
Sigma Sigma Sigma Orchesis Cotillion Club Childhood Education: II.O Club; Student Standards Student Council Ex-Oflicio, 4 Y. W. C. A. Athletic ;
:
Secretar.v,
;
;
:i
;
;
Presiclcnt.
4
:
;
;
Varsit.v
Hasketball
Team,
If
Although Hudgins
is
one of our "town
girls," she
has
made
plenty of speed and a knack for shooting goals, she has helped to chalk up a record for our Alma Mater. Whether remarkably keeping down the opponent's a point to be with us often.
score in a basketball
week-end, loving.
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Hudgins
game is
With
or dashing off to Lexington for the
always the same
—
vivacious
and fun-
1, 2,
;
1. 2: Cotillion Club; Campus League, 1: Y. mission; Athletic .\ssociation.
2, 3, 4.
it
Kappa Delta Pi; Pi (iamma Mu 3; Le Cercle Francais, 1; Chi; Mathematics Club, W. C. A.: Freshman Com-
KATIIERINE lU'UT: Mu Omega; Dramatic Club,
ask
you ever want
"Hippy"
—
she
to
know
knows
anything about the elements, just answers! There is going to
all the
and along the halls next year be an empty without "Hippy's" bright smile and cherry "Hello" to brighten even wonder how there can be a Dean's List the days. without her. Maybe we, too, had better start running our fingers through our hair when we are "trying to concentrate!" place in our hearts
We
—
;
;
DOROTHY CHRISTIAN HUTCHESON Lexington, Virginia
KATHERINE NORWICH IRBY Farmville, Virginia
JUDITH ROBINSON JEFFRIES Shacklefords, Virginia
ARCHER JENKINS
LOIS
Powhatan, Virginia
DOROTHY HUTCHESON;
Athletic Association; AssociiUion of Cliild-
hond Education; Y. W. C. A.
KATUERIXE IRBY Manager
of
Slight of stature, dark of hair, charming with big blue eyes
She
that's
Dot.
Lee.
Could
hails
Dot
from school?
is
does things for people with such a willing pleasure to ask her for help.
humor, and
this
;
Y.
W.
She
spirit
that
it's
a
really has a keen sense of
quahty makes her the "good listener" that she
JUDITH JEFFRIES: College
("'lull
from the home town of Washington and many week-ends spent away as generous as they make 'em, and she
that account for her
Transfer from Fredericksburg
State
Teachers
Is there one among us who doesn't wish that she had known Judith longer than this one short year? If there is, just point her out. I think plain "old teched" is the term you'd use.
of the finest of
done about
at
it
didn't take us long to
all the fines
—"Lucky
we know.
Fredericksburg without her.
it is
;
:
W.
C.
A.
I'resident.
Sigma
May Day Committee
;
:
that blond tear across the
done
things
—
here's an
athlete
Athletic
:
Town
:
4
who
Association
:
Committee. 3 Monogram Club Chairmau of Dance. 4. Uirls'
Cotillion
:
A
hockey field! gallant and a briskness that gets game and
plays a good
and a quick grin when it's over. and so, she's always a winner, even when she loses which isn't often. We're counting on you all along the line, Irby, and victory you'll surely win! offers a is
friendly handshake
like that in everything,
—
LOIS JENKINS;
Choral
Chil)
;
Athleti
Athletic Association.
C. A.
Quiet and calm,
Y.
;
heart, a smooth, straightforward mind,
Irby
is.
Treasurer. 4
:
Watch
8
Orchesis
:
Sigma
Sigma
:
Ilocke.v.
Dramatic Club
us!"
We
know
that she
is
one
wonder what they've
Well,
all
we can
say
She's that little brunette, with dark, shining eyes, who moves about among us in her quiet way, but is ever observant of those around her. Those alert expressions tell us that, though she says little,
there are
many
thoughts whirhng through her mind, and
only those more intimate friends may fathom these thoughts. Lois is a capable girl one who you may be sure will always come out on top through sheer grit and determination to over-
—
come
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MARGARET DRAKE
MRS.
JENNINGS Portsmouth, Virginia
RUTH
LOIS
JINKINS
Ashland, Virginia
VIRGINIA BERNIECE JONES Suffolk, Virginia
LLOYD KELLY Big Stone Gap, Virginia
MlARGARET JENMNGS
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Athletic Association
;
W.
Y.
LOIS .IINKIXS
Choir.
('.
Margaret made her initial entrance into S. T. C. with the same air of nonchalance that has stayed with her throughout her four years. Nothing that anyone has said nor any obstacles which have blazed her path phased her for a moment. We haven't seen much of her in her senior year since she works diligently during the week in the chemistry lab, and every weekend she picks up her little suitcase and trots away. Although Margaret got her M. R. S. last June, she receives her B. S. degree
this
Pi Kappa Sigma: liotinuln Staff: Reporter, 2, 4; Dramatic Club. 1: College Choir: Choral Cliih Cotillion Club: Association of ChiWhood Education \V. C. A. Y'. Athletic Association, :
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Part playgirl, part seriousness, a gay grin ending gets
you
that
generous reward
is
way,
too,
and
the
offered to the person
result
is
who can
in
a laugh
Berniece.
A
beg, borrow, or
method in securing the latest dope on her fellow keen observer and a good reporter, she has served on the Rotunda Staff for two years. shall never forget her steal Berniece's
students.
A
We
fine spirit.
:
Sigma
Alpha
Tau
Athletic
;
Association:
Y.
W.
Prayers Committee.
:
Look sugar
in
at that
peach-bloom complexion
And
!
there's
her disposition to go with the peaches, too.
enough
In short,
She's is a peach, and it gets her where she wants to go. whom it's good to be with whether you feel laughing or crying, for she can last as long as the next one in a chuckling session, or make you feel better about it when have confidence in Lois, 'cause we you want to weep.
Lois
the kind of girl like
We
know
she can
manage
all
the "Terry-ble
"
(Ahem!)
things.
year.
BERNIECE .TONES:
that
A.
LLOYD KELLY Thorn Club:
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This neat, brown-eyed miss is one of the fairer members of class. She has been the envy of some of her less lucky with her shower of telegrams, 'phone calls, and specials from members of the opposite sex. 'Tis said she shoots an excellent line of bull on a dance floor. When she isn't eagerly our
sisters
haunting the tilly,
Lloyd
home is
office, she's
intellectual.
dining in the tea room.
Why,
Inciden-
the gal has everything!
—
!
BONNIE
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EMMA LANE Roanoke, Virginia
MIRIAM VIRGINIA LEONARD Richmond, Virginia
MARTHA
LOUISE LEWIS
Appomattox, Virginia
MARGARET LONG Paul, Virginia
St.
BONNIE LANE
Mu Omega Alpha Kappa Gamma Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Phi Sigma I'resident, 3 Beorc Eh Thorn Class Representative, 2, Secretary. 3. I'residont. 4 Social Committee, 1 World Fellowship Committee. 2 y. W. Chairman of Sing Committee, 3: Student Standards Committee. 1, 4; Dramatic Club Le Cercle Frangais Cotillion Club Rotunda Staff Reporter. 2. 3 Athletic Association Class Hockey Team, 3, 4 Varsity Hockey Team. 1, 2; May Court. 2. 3. 4. :
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coming down the street? Anybody would know The load on her young shoulders never draws away that sunburst smile. This year her ability and leadership have made her a fine president of the Student Council. Costhat
Bonnie Lane.
mopolitan is the word for Bonnie. Whenever there's work be done, she's ready and she doesn't forget the fun
—
LOnSE LEWIS
:
to
Beorc Eh Thorn Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu 1 Dramatic Club College Choir Y. W. C. A.
Freshman Commission,
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us
who
!
you with a warm friendhness and a quaint air of graciousness. Behind her bright smile hes a keen intellect that is enviable and the strong determination to meet responsibility. She gives greet
her absolute best to whatever the undertaking
may
be.
:
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To many
—
of us, Virginia
is
a pillar of strength
when
things
We
will a barrel of fun when we feel playful. go wrong probably remember her best singing "Blue Moon" or "Thrilled," lending her talent to all class functions. Of one possessing a flare for confidential talks far, far into the night, of one whose
opinion
is
highly valued,
MARGARET
LON(
:
Pi
we
say "to
Kappa Sigma
know
her
is
a privilege.
:
Club: Y. W. C. A.: Athletic Association.
We
are biographing two people instead a tough one. a veritable Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde combination. On the one side, Margaret displays a quiet exterior, going about among us in the laziest sort of way. However, on the other hand (and from inside observation), she is known to be the spirit of fun and frolic. Though some may say she's lazy, we'd rather say she's just delightfully unenergetic, for, "mirabile
This
among
holds the distinction of being a welcomed visitor at the "crack of dawn" is Louise, with a bundle of newspapers under her arm She'll always girl
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Athletic Association.
Probably the only
Presi-
4: Student Council: Class Kc|ireseutative. 3: House Ccuneil Hall I'resident. 2: Sccretiu-y, 3: Vii;c:ini-\n Staff: Typist. 2, 3. Circulation Manager. 4: I'au Hellenic <'ouncil. 4: Class Vice-President. 4; Freshman Cotillion Club Y. W. C. A. Orchcsis Senior Chaperon World Fellowship Publicity Committee. 1 Commission. Chairman, 1 Committee, 2 Athletic Association.
dent.
:
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Who's
VIRGINIA LEONARD: Gamma Theta: Alpha Kappa Gamma:
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is
—
of one
dictu," she really likes teaching!
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BESSIE
EUGENIA McGLOTHLIN
Farmville, Virginia
SUE NICHOLSON MALLORY Lawrenceville, Virginia
MANN
BERNICE GERALDINE Farmville, Virginia
GERTRUDE ARAMINTA MANNING Boydton, Virginia
Delta Tlieta Alpba Alpha I'hi Sigma Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu Dramatic Club XXonogram Club Student Council Freshman Representative, 1 Campus League Chairman, 2 Athletic Association Manager of Hockey, 2 Class Hockey Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey Squad, 1, 2, .3; Y. W. C. A.: Church Cooperative Committee: Rulunda Staflf, 1. 2, 3, 4 Chairman of May Day Committee, 4: May Cdurt, i Business Manager of FarmiUlf Qinirtrrl.ii lirriciv.
BESSIE McGLOTIILIX
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Y.
W.
of
Mu Omega Dramatic Club Cotillion Club AssoChildhood Education House Council Hall President, 2 Pan-Hellenic Association President, 3 Representative, 4
is
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:
;
Senior Chaperon
Sue
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C. A.
:
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;
Athletic Association.
a person
who
enjoys playing and
life in general.
She
;
:
Truly a
woman
of affairs
is
Bess, not only in curricula but in Socially, she enjoys dances at the
extra-curricula activities, too.
neighboring college for men, and she's definitely no one to sneeze at a good time. Her many-sided interests, conscientious
work, power and personality have certainly led various aspects of college
BERNICE MANX
:
to her success in
by helping
who make
Y. \T. C. A.
in
;
part
in
to participate in. It
our class
—
We
numerous executive
positions
GERTRUDE MANNING
Athletic Association,
intra-mural games and in any other is
work
she has
quiet, sure girls like Bernice
backbone of a class. She has had a and will not be forgotten.
the real
is
which Sue has held,
that she has
ability unlimited.
is
been called on
always eager
the hght
life.
one of Farmville's products to our class. She goes her way, rather quietly perhaps, but she has shown class spirit Bernice
to hear the latest scandal or gossip, and when burning late in Sue's room, we know there's a huge bull session afoot and who doesn't want to join in? She has a most contagious laugh and helps us to enjoy a joke twice as much as we would ordinarily. can readily see, by the
is
definite
:
Athletic Association
;
Y.
W,
C, A.
Gertrude has gone through her college years quietly and evenly, taking life calmly and weighing the value of it. And because of it, there is within her a depth of quality that is sound and dependable. Maybe that is why those of us who really know her always stop to listen when she voices her opinion. Wherever Gertrude goes, whatever she does, we know that peace, success, and happiness will
somehow reach
her.
!
INDIA MARTIN Bedford, Virginia
ELEANOR MEREDITH Beaverdam, Virginia
KATHERINE REBECCA MILBY Berkeley, California
CAMPBELL MITCHELL
BESSIE
Epworth, Virginia
INDIA MARTIN President. 4; Y.
Home Economics
:
W.
Club
Baptist Stiulents' Union,
;
3,
C. A.; Atbletic Association.
Almost any time you can
Home Ec
how to Home Economics majors. One little
boys and
girls
cook or sew, for she is one of our of her most admirable characteristics is the ability to get work done calmly and quickly while the rest of us are still worrying about it. Although she has been with us only two years, being a transfer from another school, India has made many friends
among
:\IKREDITII
House Council.
:
3.
4: Y.
W.
c.
A.; Atliletic
Association.
find India over in the
lab cooking, sewing, or teaching
ELEANOR
Now who very few
—
world would know who Eleanor is? Why, "Red," and almost anyone could the quiet little girl with that self-determination, by
in the
but just ask for
you she is which she has made her way through her college years. Besides having a scientific mind for chemistry, "Red" has a remarkable to silence them politely, ability to silence people by a slight tap yet completely. Instantaneously, noises cease, and lights go out tell
—
us.
KATHERINE MILBY Rho President, 4 Editor, 3, Editor, matics Club Y.
Alpha Phi Sigma Kappa Delta Pi Sigma Pi Trihutnm Staff: Business Manager, 2, Associate MatheSodalitas Latina El Circulo Espanol
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Athletic Association.
Katherine's inclinations have always been towards foreign languages, but this does not mean that this subject has held her
undivided attention. favorite.
To
As
acquire
a teacher, she has been the high school's position many qualities other than
this
such as a pleasing sense of humor and sympathetic understanding. Katherine's friends are many, and our Alma Mater is the richer for her having been here.
intellect are necessary,
BESSIE MITCHELL Associaticn
:
\'.
A\'.
Council
:
;
Hall
Preside
ercle Francais.
*'.
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Here's hoping you can take all of fife's knocks as well as your fists have taken the knocks on our doors during your past year as hall president. Even after hearing you knock every In fact, night for a year, Bess, we still think you're swell. you're very, very. Now that's saying we like you plenty, and we're wishing for you everything that's good, with lots and .
lots of
happiness
.
.
— (and
lights).
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:
MARIE PARKER MOORE Hampton, Virginia
LUCILE PEARSALL MOSELEY Newport News, Virginia
MARION PAGE NOTTINGHAM Eastville, Virginia
GRACE ALMA OLGERS Rice, Virginia
MARIE JIOORB:
Delta Tlieta Alpha; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Clioral Senior Chaperon Y. W. C. A. Campus League. 2 Chapel Chairman of Student Day Committee. 4 Athletic 3, 4 Association. Club. 1
:
:
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Committee.
;
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LUCILE MOSELEY Pi Kappa Sigma Dramatic Club Cotillion Club ; Association of Childhood Education Pan-Hellenic Association President, 4 Senior Chaperon Athletic Association Class Y. W. C. A. Secretary, 3. 4. :
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Those charming, quick smiles and girhsh pink blushes are really and truly genuine. Rightfully does she blush after one of her frequent "breaks." Marie's dependability, determination, and sincerity are the qualities which have made her a sort of "man behind the scenes" person, who gets things done without the crowd cheering her good deeds. She will always live in our
To some of us conversation means "just talking," but when "Lucy P." makes a remark, we remember it for its spice and wit. How many times in bull session has she put in her jolly expression that has made us think, "I wish I had said that!" What would the senior class have done without the originahty of "Lucy P."? She is that capable person who always gives
memory because
suggestions for productions
of her fine
spirit
of geniality.
and carefree
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NOTTINGHAM:
Gamma
Theta
daughters' Club Association of Childhood Council Treasurer, 4 May Court. 3, 4 Y. ;
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Cotillion
Education \V.
C. A.
;
Club; GrandPan-Hellenic Athletic Asso-
;
ciation.
— more —
Page even
the very last
of a
prom
word
in
trotter if
—
a typical college girl would be she really cared for such things.
She looks
well, as a girl ought to look. She doesn't take life too seriously, but she lacks nothing in depth. Prominent in bull sessions, a ready fourth at bridge, an excellent dancer she's the sort of girl who seems to go with Harris tweed coats in the
—
daytime and rich-hued -158-
taffeta at night.
GRACE OLGERS Association
;
and
She's delightfully gay
sings.
despite that certain air of dignity
Y.
College Choir.
:
W.
2.
4
3.
;
and
poise.
Choral Club.
1
;
Athletic
C. A.
Grace is an unusually quiet girl. She does not make a fuss about what she does; instead she goes on unassumingly and does it. Only few of us know her well, but those of us who do,
know
a stable
forgotten.
and dependable
Her
finish successfully
to bring success.
sort of
application to duty
person
who can
never be
and her determination
to.
everything she begins are the elements certain
;
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IRENE JENKINS PARKER Richmond, Virginia
NELLIE WHITE PIERPONT Salem, Virginia
MARGARET EMMA PITTARD Buffalo Junction, Virginia
MARION BARCLIFT POND Norfolk, Virginia
IRENE PARKER; Mathematics
By
Club: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
NELLIE PIERPONT matics
some, Irene
considered to be aloof, but that
is
is
She is merely following the old saying "slow a juggler of figures and math formulas she is a dead shot. When the rest of us are snowed under with Einstienic Calculations, Irene is in her element. Possibly this is true
the right word.
but sure."
('lull
As
Nellie
is
otherwise takes
MAROARET PITTARD:
MARION POND
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;
;
of Y'.
Alpha Sigma Tau
Childhood Education
W.
C. A.
:
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Dramatic Club: Cotillion Pan-Hellenic
Council.
.3.
Athletic Association.
If
you're fed up with
bad humor, but you're too "down" to do anything find Margaret. That girl is another one of those
classes or in a it,
casually.
life
her
she'll
on second
floor
reveals nothing
and
calls
She's one of those "every hair in
always get there
in
own
her
quiet
rather disconcerting to see Nellie completely oblivious
ups and downs, as the rest of us tear our hair. She goes calmly, unobtrusively, and with utter self-confidence.
way
Delta Theta Alpha Y. W. C. A. Pi Gamma Mu Service Committee. 1 Church Cooperative Committee. 2. :^ Cabinet. 4 Dramatic Club College Choir. Secretary. 4 Choral Club Mathematics :
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we're tired of playing bridge or talking about clothes,
or to get us interested all over again.
about
;
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food, and men, there's nothing like Margaret to start something
new
It's
to life's
Club
When
:
;
many of the phone She beams over them,
place" people, and
way.
Association Vice-President, 4
Sigma Sigma Sigma Pi Gamma Mu MatheAthletic Association. Y. W. C. A.
the object of
Senior Building.
because she has the abihty to sit down and do tedious tasks thoroughly and well. She is rather stubborn, to state it baldly but stubbornness can be called adherence to principles so that is nothing against her.
Club
;
Cotillion Club
:
hardly
"tonic" persons that could make the sorriest soul one hundred per cent on the good side.
in school feel
Few of us can boast the conscientiousness to duty and the rewarding "joy of a thing well done that belong to Marion. She's always busying herself with some task be it storming around on a "make-up" job for the Dramatic Club, with Miss Wheeler behind her, or lending her time and talent to class "
—
productions.
"Life Begins
(Could we ever at
forget
the
wooden
soldiers
of
8:30"?) -159-
DOROTHY GARNETT PRICE Brookneal, Virginia
MARGARET STEVENS PRICE Lynchburg, Virginia
LUCILE McBRIDE RHODES Mayesville, South Carolina
^r^ CHARLOTTE MARIE RICE Roanoke, Virginia
DOROTHY PRICE
Mu Omega
:
Alpha Phi Sigma
:
Beorc
;
Bh Thorn
:
Kappa Delta Pi House Council Hall Pi Gamma Mu President, 4 2: Dramatic Club: Mathematics Club: Cotillion tlub: President Athletic Association. y. W. c. A.: Membership Committee. 1. 2. 3, 4 ;
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Dot's the kind of girl you can picture in printed taffeta with puffed sleeves; in other words, she's that rare type known as an old-fashioned girl. She's a good worker and seldom tackles anything unless she is sure that it will be done and done well. admire her self-confidence. She seems to have a way with the teachers, but she never lets us in on her secret. We'll forgive her for that 'cause maybe we're jealous of her intellect, and she
We
MARGARET PRICE C. A.
:
Transfer from William and Mary College
:
Y.
W.
Athletic Association.
:
With a dash of color and a flare of spirit, a personality at once mysterious and yet irresistible if we may base our judgMargaret ment on long distance phone calls and "Specials" has easily made a place for herself among us during her short stay of one year here. In any class, she's the "shining light" and
—
the professor's delight
knows
the subjects.
pointers on
how
at
all
daily recitations,
any time
Incidentally, just
"Nail your
to
—
Man"
for
she surely
she'll give
you
I
definitely has that!
LUCILE RHODES Alpha Phi Sigma
;
Dramatic
Club
Secretary.
4.
'Cile
person
is
in
Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu Athletic Association Y. W. C. A. Assistant Literary Editor. 3 Vibgixi.\x Staff
Mu Omega
:
;
always
whom
:
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Mathematics
:
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Beorc Eh Thorn
Social Committee. 4
full
Club
:
Cotillion
:
Debate
Club
of secrets because she's such a good You can air your troubles before
to confide.
her any time, and 'Cile will say a life's
Club
word
or smile,
and
—Lo!
a cherry pie!
No one enjoys playing pranks on her fellow students any more than 'Cile, and the pranks are usually disastrous to those concerned. She
is
intellectual
She's intensely loyal. sparkle in her eye?
And
though she does "talk"
to teachers.
did you ever note the mischievous
CHARLOTTE RICE
:
Pi
Kappa Sigma
;
Le Cercle Francais.
1
:
Cotil-
Assistant Club Chi Pan-IIellenic Council. 4 Virgixi.in Staff Photographic Manager. 2, Photographic ilanager. 3. Associate Editor. 4; Y. 'W. C. A..: Sing Committee. 2; .\thletic Association.
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Charlotte was born late at night, and she's never quite gotten it! She sleeps all day to catch up on winks, but she truly accomplishes work in the wee hours of the morning. Completely unemotional, she occasionally dazzles an unsuspecting world with a smile of rare beauty. Loyalty is the keynote of her character Charlotte is an excellent person to be present at over
—
"bull
"
sessions to
ward
off
would-be murderers of absent
parties.
—
BETTY VENABLE RIVERS Farmville, Virginia
DOROTHY ELLIOTT ROBERTSON Lynchburg, Virginia
SARAH ANTHELIA ROBINETTE Norfolk, Virginia
MARY ANNE
SCALES
Cascade, Virginia
BETTY RIVERS:
Y.
W.
anil
at you, you're
ber.
what you don't want to remema town girl and has not been thrown so
all for forgetting
Though Betty
is
closely with us in our activities here at school, no one
known
her well
would
well, a thousand
Alumnae Atliletie Association Y. TV. C. A. MemlicTship Committee; flioral Cluh Cntillion Club: Assuciatiim
DOROTHY ROBERTSON
C. A.; Athletic Association.
a funny thing. I mean it's a funny thing about the way things happen when Betty's around. When she breezes through the door, troubles go scat! When one of her grins get tossed It's
give a million dollars for the
who
has
knowing
:
With
her hair brushed smooth and shining, her wistful eyes,
nose. Dot is hke a little girl who has just been scrubbed to pinkness and put in starched linens. She is always immaculate and dainty. It's fun to visit Dot, because she has such a grand gift of gab and a whole bagful of jokes and funny
and
tilted
stories.
any way.
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of Childlinocl Education.
Keep
on,
"Miss Simplicity,"
for you're
good
for tired
spirits.
ANTHELIA ROBINETTE Y.
W.
C. A.
;
:
Dramatic Club
Service Committee,
1
;
;
Debate CUib
:
President. 4
:
Atbletic Association.
Anthelia is one of those pretty girls who are not only pretty, but also smart. With a convincing note in her voice, she has brought many honors to us in debates. Never ready to give up, happy she sticks it out to the end, and she usually wins, too. and congenial sort of person, Anthelia is always ready to help one of those people you can really count on.
A
ANN'E SC.\LES
:
Pi
Gamma Mu
:
Y.
W.
C.
A.
:
Atliletie Association.
During her four years at Farmville, Anne has successfully met all the responsibihties and trials of her college life. In her own quiet way she has conscientiously done her work, and done it well. Anne impresses us as one who, with deepest sincerity, desires to do the worthwhile things in life. Those of us who know her really well have been completely won over by her understanding heart and are her staunch and loyal friends. Indeed the friendship that Anne gives out will give her true friends throughout her
life.
—
ELIZABETH PRYSE SHIPPLETT Roanoke, Virginia
MARY ELIZABETH SLATER Lewisburg,
West
Virginia
ELIZABETH ALICE SMITH Newport News, Virginia
FRANCES BERKELEY SMITH Newport News, Virginia
ELIZABETH SHIPPLETT:
Gamma
Theta
:
Alpha Kappa
Gamma;
W. C. A.: Vice-President, 4, Freshman Commission, Secretary, 1, Counselor, 3, Service Committee Athletic Association Assistant Manager of Tennis, 1 Vircjixiax Staff Assistant Advertising Manager, Y.
:
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JIARY ELIZABETH SLATER Alpha Sigma Alpha Beorc Eh Thorn Alpha Kappa Gamma; House Council, 2; Athletic Association: LaCrosse Manager, 1, 2. Manager of Minor Sports, 3; Class Basketball Team, 3 Y. W. C. A. Social Committee, 4 Virginian' Staff Assistant Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4 Rotunda Staff, 3 :
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"Lizzie"
makes up
in
is
a
little girl,
charming
what she
lacks in statue, she
When we think of think of graciousness, culture, the delightfully
good humor and cheerfulness.
we somehow
her,
but for
teacups
hostess,
—and
her big,
blue eyes.
Perhaps
is her knack for making and keeping Capable, conscientious, and loyal, she may expect nothing but success from the future.
El Circulo Espanol,
1
;
Cotillion Club
Chi
;
;
;
Class Giftorian.
Mary Lib laughed, and we couldn't help ourselves As she bubbles over with good nature, we
to like her.
the distinct flavor of her nonsense.
If
—we had marvel
you're looking for
at
Mary
Lizzie's greatest asset
Lib, she's sure to be found delving deep into the mysteries of
friends.
the chemistry lab or in a
ELIZABETH SMITH C. A.
;
Brown Smitty. not
:
Dramatic Club,
Childhood Education
bad
curls,
She's a in
:
Pi Kappa Sigma Athletic Association Y. W. 1 Cotillion Club President, 4 Association of Pan-Hellenic Council, 4. ;
;
:
lovely eyes,
woman
to
;
;
—
a soft voice, depth that's our be envied on a dance floor, and she's
Her main vice being sleeping, any afternoon curled up under a green blanket
her blue cigarette robe.
you'll find her
though we remember her best as "The Sophisticated Lady" of our sophomore year. Some night drop in their room, and you'll be highly entertained by the rare and delightful combination of Lucy P. and Smitty and you'll always find them eager to hear the latest dope about Chi!
—
mad dash
to the
bank with "Annual
money."
FRANCES SMITH tion
;
Y.
W.
:
Kappa Delta
Frances came back
And
Pi
;
Gamma
Psi
;
Athletic Associa-
C. A.
to S.
T. C.
Why,
after a
few years teaching.
one of the few seniors that can follow Dr. Wynne. She's rather hard to know, but after a few chats with her about this and that (mostly sensible things) you can't help realizing that she's a girl of depth and appreciation. She doesn't seem to mind working hard to reach that goal which she has set for herself. And she's ever-willing to help those of us who have less "gray matter." she's a real student!
!
she's
— ;
MINNIE
WALTON SMITH South Hill, Virginia
ROSE BALL SOMERS Burkeville, Virginia
SYLVIA SUE SOMERS Parksley, Virginia
DOROTHY SHARPE SPENCER Meherrin, Virginia
MINNIE SMITH Representative, 4
Dramatic Club Y.
W.
Queen,
C.
A,
:
:
;
Sigma Student Council Class Reporter, 2, 3, Social Editor. 4 Association of Cbildbood Education Commission, 1 Athletic Association May
Sigma Sigma Rotunda Staff
;
:
;
Cotillion Club
:
Freshman
;
;
May Queen
fair
at school
we
still
—
is
all
the
more
interesting.
Most
of
a gay, fun-loving soul, but sometimes a distant
we know she has entered a world Minnie's interests at school have been varied, and
look appears in her eyes, and of her own.
her deep-dimpled smile makes interests in Minnie just as varied.
SYLVIA SOMERS: Athletic Association: Y. W. C. A.; College Choir; Choral Club Le Cercle Frangais El Circulo Bspanol Granddaughters' Club Debate Club. ;
;
;
Y.
W.
:
House Council Hall President. 4 Athletic AssociaDramatic Club College Choir Association of ChildDebate Club. ;
:
C. A.
;
:
:
;
President, 4
:
Here's a girl that's just chuck full of ideas, especially when comes to art. It's fun to swap notions with Rose, because she always has some new ones. Maybe that accounts for the dreamy look in her eyes. They're big and brown. Just you mention the art room to her, and they'll light up and Rose will be right there. neat worker she is, too, in every job that she undertakes. We always know that the outcome will be "okey-dokey. So is Rose. it
Minnie. Even after four years find something almost mysterious and unknown that's
about Minnie that makes her the time she
tion
hood Education
:
;
4.
Our
ROSE SOMERS
;
A
"
DOROTHY SPENCER Y.
W.
:
Beorc Eh Thoru
:
Athletic Association
:
C. A.
:
Tall, slim, and dark-haired, the lady with the golden voice
She
and her clear soprano voice is often heard around the campus. She is a valued part of the College Choir and the Choral Club, taking an active part in that's Sylvia.
both.
Spanish seems somehow Always ready to do what the rest wish Merry times to you, Sylvia!
Sylvia's interest in
personality. is all
loves to sing,
to
fit
her
to do, she
You
know, we've got a hunch that there are a lot of good Dot which are hidden from some of us. But you young lady We know that, in having you here, we have a prize possession one that will be greatly missed after graduation time. Smooth riding. Dot! When it comes to success, we know your httle car will be things about
can't hold out on us altogether,
trucking right
down
!
—
that road._
for having fun.
163
ZAIDA PETTIT THOMAS Wytheville, Virginia
ELLA AGNES THOMPSON South Hill, Virginia
VIRGINIA LOUISE TILMAN Saltville, Virginia
DOROTHY LEE TURNER Crewe, Virginia
ZAIDA TIIOJIAS
Sigma Sigma Sigma Pi Gamma Mu Beorc Eh Alpha Kappa Gamma Kappa Delta Pi House Council Hall 2, Secretary, 4 Y. W. C. A. World Fellowship Committee, 3: Dramatic Club: Senicr Chaperon. 4: May Court. 1, 3, 4: Student Standar-ls Committee, :!, ?,, Chairman. 4 Athletic Association.
Thorn
:
:
;
;
;
President,
:
;
:
:
Serious minded? the other side.
comes
stuff
to
AGNES THOMPSON C. A,
Well, not altogether. Just get a phase of Zaida is freed from studies, that crazy-girl the fore, and we just laugh and laugh. Zaida's
When
With
;
Athletic Association
:
Y.
W,
that lovable httle air
things
done makes her a
VIRGINIA TILMAN Pi Kappa Sigma Cotillion Club Hemp Economics Club,
DOROTHY TITRNER
reliable, too.
Isn't
it
and a smile
that
makes you want
be friends, Agnes has found a warm place in the heart of each of us. Agnes has that sunny kind of quietness that puts one in the most satisfying mood of relaxation. Her way of getting a loss
and
Alpha Sigma Tau
to
a lovely combination? The place that she has taken during her four years at S. T. C. is going to be worse than blank without her. Say! We're going to miss you too much, Zaida.
so capable
:
Granddaughters' Cluh.
:
:
is
it
girl that
to lose her, but
we can always
what a
count on.
find to the big old
What
world!
—
:
;
mittee, 2; Athletic Association:
When you
the busy,
feel like settling
humdrum down to
there
is
1
:
Y.
W.
C.
:
A.
Choral Club Sing Com:
:
college life gets
you down, and
a playful afternoon with a good chair, ard a radio, pay a visit to
magazine, a comfortable Tilman. She has taken an one of her biggest interests
prom
College Choir
:
ciation
:
Y.
W.
C. A.:
:
Kappa Delta
Pi
;
Gamma
Psi
:
Athletic Asso-
Granddaughters' Club.
Dramatic Club.
interest in
many
activities here, but
in hfe has been V. P. I., and no a success without her smiling face and little Juliette
cap perched saucily on the back of her head.
Dot is one of those girls who drive in to school. kept us from seeing as much of her as we'd like. vivacity says.
and
As
a certain quality that
a teacher,
it's
makes us
That has She has swear by what she
our bet that she will be the envy of her
She has been a gem in the class and we've burdened her with making posters and other things that require contemporaries.
that artistic touch.
MARY
VIRGINIA
WALKER
Nassawadox, Virginia
MOLLIE FLETCHER WALKER Blackstone, Virginia
NANCY CABELL WALL Boydton, Virginia
LUCILE REYNOLDS
WARE
Dunnsville, Virginia
MARY VIRGINIA WALKER; Athletic Association
;
W.
Y.
Dramatic Club,
1,
Cotillion
2:
Club;
Mary Virginia is a rather sensitive person, with an artistic temperament. For she is artistic, and we missed her our sophomore year when she studied art in Baltimore. Also, she's a and good at it, too! Perhaps we'll remember her as a "knitting wonder," and then we may remember the excellent "feeds" she could prepare. Such versatility! You see there's really no end to her ability. And oh, such a kind heart tennis fiend,
lies
behind that slow smile!
;
Dramatic Club
;
sident. 4
:
;
Athletic As
;
;
;
;
ciation.
—
She's that's Fletcher! and a barrel of fun whoop it up a Httle, and that's why we hke to play with her. good sport and an ardent admirer of Shannon's She sailed through two years of college life here without then in her last, her senior year. Miss Wheeler fixed a worry
Yo-ho-ho! always ready
to
A
—
!
Did we laugh
Fletcher.
loves to work,
thing big
NANCY WALL; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission College Choir Cotillion Club Association of Childhood Education Dramatic Club Pan-IIellenic Association, 3 Athletic Asso;
FLETCHER WALKER
C. A.
LUCILE
and
bound
is
WARE
into
Deep
!
in
her heart, though, Fletcher
whatever pie she puts her
finger,
some-
to result.
Student Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Dramatic Club College Choir. 2 Mathematics Club: Cotillion Club; Chapel Committee, 2, Y. W. C. A. Membership and Alumnae Committee. 2, 3 World Fellowship Committee, 4 Athletic Association. :
;
;
Council Class Representative, 4 Choral Club: Le Cerole Francais ;
;
;
;
;
",
;
Polly got this name from her bantam rooster, and it's followed her through college (the name, not the rooster). Her roommates delight in singing "Polly wally doodle" to her; however, she's beloved by those who know her well. Only few have seen Polly in one of her black moods when she rises early in the morning but things like these can be forgiven after breakfast. While we are munching popcorn together,
—
or while
we
are doing almost anything else, she can give a sly
wink and a smile
that chases
away Mr. Gloom.
:
:
:
While
and outshout one another in order to have our remarks heard, Polly very shyly makes the remark and wins the prize. In her varied school activities, her good qualities shine. We look at Polly and think of background, loyalty, and honor. We take our hats off to one who has the courage of her convictions just as we would take our shoes off to Midge, who does not. the rest of us try to outshine
—
]65.
!
!
GOLDIE ESTELLE WILLIAMS Hayes
Store, Virginia
ELIZABETH JEAN WILLIS Cape
Charles, Virginia
DOROTHY ELIZABETH WISE Craddockville, Virginia
MARGUERITE AILINE YORK Farmville, Virginia
GOLDIE WILLIAMS Associatuin
A
:
Choral Club
Granddaughters' Club
:
Class Volley Ball Team. 3
:
true blue sport!
Y.
:
W.
;
Athletic
C. A.
lEAX WILLIS: Gamma Theta Athletic Association: Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club Granddaughters' Club Cotillion Club Association of ('hildhood Education; Pan-Hellenic Council, 3, 4: Senior Chaperon; Campus League, 2; Student Standards Committee, 3, i. :
:
;
Goldie's always ready for good, clean
fun, and she'll enter into the spirit of things with vim and vigor. Don't let us mislead you it's not the pleasures alone of school that Goldie has sought. She will work diligently at any and all assigned tasks, but always gives you a bright smile and a gay greeting at every encounter in short, the life of any
—
life
—
A
:
word and a big smile for every one! That's how remember Jean. She's seldom ruffled over her own problems, and she's understanding in helping others to solve theirs. That well-known song "Contented" seems to fit her perfectly. Jean's sweet, modest, aiid demure! She has a twinkle in her eye sometimes, and we know she's happy about something. But if it's supposed to be a secret why she'd even go to pleasant
we'll always
!
gathering.
—
the guillotine before she'd
DOEOTHY WISE:
Pi Kappa Sigma; Alpha Kappa Gamma: Student Council Ex-Offlcio. 4 House Council Hall President. 2 Y. W. C. A. Treasurer. 3, President, 4: Artists Dance Group; College Choir; College Orchestra; Cotillion Club; Chapel Committee; Student Day Committee Student Standards Committee Athletic Association May Court, 4. :
;
;
;
;
Who
is
:
;
:
the girl with the soft, sweet voice leading prayers in
the evening?
We
see her every
morning
MARGT'ERITE YORK
tell
Alpha Phi Sigma Beorc Eh Thorn Kappa Delta I'i Treasurer, 4 Delta Theta Alpha Dramatic Club Orchesis Secretary-Treasurer, 4 JIathematics Club Chairman of Program Committee, 2 Monogram Club President, 4, Secretary. 3 Varsity Basketball, 1, 2; Varsity Hockey, 2, 3; Y. W. C. A.; Town Girls' Committee, 1, Chairman Town Girls" Committee. 2. 3; Athletic Association. ;
:
:
:
;
;
:
;
;
;
:
;
:
Slight of statue, full of
life,
No
eyes that dance
—
that's
Mar-
willingly. It's Dot, of course, our Y. W. president. During her four years here she has held many interests, serving joyously in all of them. She is a girl who loves life, and life
one would guess that Marguerite is the athletic type, but she is, most definitely. Athletics don't seem to interfere with her class work, for several honor societies have claimed her membership. hope she won't let Annapolis
gives her friends wherever she goes.
interfere too
talent
in chapel, giving of her
guerite.
We
much
either
— !
!
Class History
ALL
The Bay
hands on deck!
cruise in Farmville
^
at the mast.
.
.
Knowing
with
Freshmen from
.
We
received their passports.
white with
"37" was
ship
Myron Lowther and
all
parts of the country
ington State
were greenest of the green and
crew of hearty
through the
first
Being inexperienced
Miss
pilot.
was well underway.
cruise
we had
sailors,
seas of our
our
of officers,
staff
and our
took the wheel,
Her,
lead us safely
to
unknown channels and high
Completing the
journey.
was chosen
firstmates,
we
tides swift,
Caroline Jones, with
realized the need of a sturdy captain. a
voyage began.
the
for
winds would be high, the
that the
the
learn
to
orientation classes quelled our greenness a
Smart
bit.
in the
— "Rat
came
midst of the glee
conceited sophomores
sailors,
a bugle blast from the
Scrub
formation!
floors,
carry
laundry, clean cabins, wear hair in pig-tails, wear long black
and use no make-up!" "Aye,' Aye, Honorable
stockings,
Sophomores," was our only
week of
terror
answer for
all
On
reply.
the last night of this
we were made
to suffer court martial
our misdeeds.
After a solemn ceremony
and
to
we
kneeled before the sophomores to receive blue and white "rat caps."
These were
chance,
we
to
be worn until Christmas, unless, by
should win the Thanksgiving hockey game from
We
the superior sophomores.
won!
Color Rush, with the gong of the
hockey games gave the color cup the
victory for our
first
Each
Thanksgiving
I
six
to the green
mile of sailing encouraged class
Club found our Romeos and
we became
in those days
whenever they wanted to? ing our
And
—
The Lyceum The Dramatic
Choir and Choral
Ben Websters. Grad"37."
freshmen went downtown
then the terrible blow, learn-
when
need of
we docked
for the Christmas holidays
—
"Alice
Our
we were aboard
first
Ted Shawn and His Ensemble
— Gras —
deck
another successful venture
another harbor, seemingly
New
gay costumes, dancing,
!
Men
—
frivolity!
to
Bay
—
glamorous Mardi
Founders
Day
brought the reunion of loyal classmates of
years before. felt chills for
Standing the
first
in the
our
we soon reached
the historic Fiftieth Anniversary of the navigability of ville
of to
in sight.
exams.
rocks
we
conquered the blows, and with "Aye! Aye! Captain,"
furlough of three
a
for
months.
Again the gangplank was lowered, as we sophomores boarded the "37" for the second lap of our journey. Stand-
we
ing in line for inspection,
Tabb
—
had
the ship
Whoops
new swimming
Poor Rats
We
!
which during
pool,
We
TumbHng
away
carried
the
making them
grin
we had
and bear
Long again added
with Johnny
sailors' life.
summer had been
the
were mighty sophomores now.
found compensation for what
fered the previous year in Cotillion
for another
of joy echoed over the ship praising
behind the gym.
built
missed our beloved Miss Jennie
a valued friend and inspiration.
and then we were ready
Inspection, dismissal,
year's work. the
lost
it.
suf-
Fall
pleasure to the
for the second time in the circus
we
prize, proving the old adage, "practice
first
makes perfect." This year
day
the usual one
for
Thanksgiv-
way to a five-day holiday. We made the gangplank we left! The hockey games, true to past tradition,
ring as
again
on the rivalry between
carried
games were played
That Radio
Farm-
New
York,
—
The
that
glamorous glimpse of
as "Life Begins at
remember, next, the best-loved of
all
Lyceums
This time
all
girls
costumes and masks.
And
8:30"!
—
the Siberian
ship's log next recorded another gala
festival.
were required
Mardi wear
to
Founders' Day, though lacking the
brilliance of the year before,
!
What
brought
inspirational.
an occasion
dance over the waves of affairs!
at
An
many alumnae back added
feature
—
the
!
!
Club held on board our Dan Gregory made the ship
Spring Cotillion
Another colorful
—
May Day
the most "jaedle"
Pageant depicted
"The May Pole of Merry Mount," with Jean McClure, Lady of May, and Jestine Cutshall, Lord of May Lady
—
Wye
Scott, as
maid
ford.
The sad
time of graduation, taking
of honor, escorted by
mores, was fast approaching.
many we
was our worthy
"Alma Mater"
commencement.
midst of that great body
time, as the strains of
—
after-leave "let-down" couldn't last, as plans prog-
City,
Singers!
because
year,
this
Then came Christmas
of our longer holiday.
though the
classes,
Thanksgiving
after
rocking, reeling dance of the Lyons'
again and
Dancers
Sailing on
Orleans
nearly over.
hit
our
first
first
class production brought
of
queen of the
our cruise
ship
ready for work and play.
Parker,
for
setting
in
and was, moreover, our
real leave.
After fourteen glorious days,
short
amphi-
the
perfect
a
for forgetting to
second prize rest,
never
melodious music,
soft lights,
in pastels!
theatre
Gras
campus
Tumbling our way through the annual circus, came to us! Provisions low and our sailors in
!
organdies
'34
the spring of
in
ressed for our class production
lesson in obedience to superior authorities,
first
And
"Sweet and Lovely," our
forget the chorus in
— Longwood May Day — and Margaret made Wonderland" — May! The was Land was Trying But commencement dock we upon some — musical
spirit.
for art.
of the
a sad lot of us were confined to
"sign up"
and whites
nightingales; athletics gave us a place in
first-class sailors
Remember, back
and the
way from Wash-
all the
dance of the year.
the last formal
ing gave
Juliets; the
the sporting field; debating developed
ually
bell,
—
young seamen.
numbers unveiled our appreciation
Club captured our
m.
a.
Day
we
could
—
Spring Cotillion brought
halls.
Orchestra
his
saluted the green and white flag
rules
at last!
But
resounded throughout the
green and white flag
preparations
as
fright,
leaving for a
its
chosen as our
Among
Lord Lelia San-
many
of the sopho-
those sailors leaving
Virginia Bean was and gave the salutatorian address at Anne Diggs was class historian, and Chic
captain, Caroline Jones.
intellect
-
167-
— —With "Aye! Aye!"
end of our second year
Mary Bowles, and we
our
Installation,
down
the aisle for the
But
again went ashore.
it
was
placed
to the
not
.
.
.
—and had
last give a
could at
For again
September the "37" rocked with the greetShall you ever forget Mary Bowles as
in
ings of the sailors.
Miss Muffet"
"Little
sophomores outdid
the prize, but the
worked hard
The
us.
gym
shook the
"Cavaliers"
Virginia
We
Circus?
in the
for
University of
Fall Cotillion
at
while everybody started singing "Truckin' "!
although
ing,
the final events
in
On
—"Lucky
production
last
Friday,
Color Rush,
.
.
.
.
.
"Lady
Elsie's singing
.
in
Program was broadcast from prize to our hilarious crew.
this
—and — first
honors
Reser brought geeing"
—
the usual
—
S-I-N-G, bringing the
station
glamorous Mardi
Scintillating,
band
his
swimming
in the
sailors in to
hubbub, as the
Bullfinch's Birdseed
Something new
time costumes for men, too.
this
water carnivals
year
took
Remember the time Irby's ghttering "Top Hat," Red," while Mary Virginia
Amateur Hour on
music goes 'round.
pool.
The
sailors
Harry
water should be tops!
encourage "trucking" and "gee-
Spring elections gave major duties
at Cotillion.
the Sailor Class this time
— some
commanders, with Bonnie Lane as Admiral of our
Mary "37"
Fleet.
B. was again to be our captain, as the good ship
sang "Anchors Aweigh"
— Day
"beauty
describe
landing
the
are
last
to
but
More
were requested
We
board for commencement. for the following year.
Potter,
be crowned queen.
all sailors
As
had many
incoming
May
time.
none too good
"The Golden Goddess," Lucy
—exams;
for the
for
and "grandeur"
"
ascended the throne
Alma
to
now
of our sailors were
seniors,
to
as
to
she
rocks in
remain on
This Senior Chapel brought more tears than
Mater.
we
ever before, as
to those who had always Tac Waters, outgoing senior honorary member of our class.
said "Farewell
was
And of the
now, as
"37"
non's at
1
elected
seniors,
we
salute the green
for the last of the voyage.
p.
m.
"
and "March
day Chapel" were our slogans of "Shannon's"
168-
is
ideal, isn't it?
the Senior Figure
in
and white
"Meet me
New
privilege for the year.
the
new
theatre
—
!
sent shivers
it
Martins and the
Oh!
had
sho'
Elsie
when
depicted
—
came
First
moun-
the
Sing on,
!
This gave
'round.
"Wet
fire drills!
compose our minds
to
this,
We
Wasn't
up and down
among Coys"
that swing!
the prizes
don't forget those midnight
and grab a book"
life
a towel
in the rush
from a burning building Color Rush brought victory
for
two days
—
the last Color
The hockey game
—
the Virginia Cavaliers
won
Sailors
first
in
which we'd
were
too, too.
—
.
.
and we loved
a toy shop,
it!
"Blue and White" song
prize for their
Mardi Gras
elaborate than ever before, with a floor show!
—
in
—more
again added
No
gayety to our cruise but dismay to the faculty.
Saturday
white dresses, old friends returning, speakers, a ban-
classes,
and a dance meant Founders' Day
quet,
and
Class Sing brought
.
sponsored by the A. A.
the contest
participate.
the decks seethed with excitement,
baby days again
us to our
Rush
was
It
and white banner
brought defeat to our team but not to our
Hallowe'en
spirits.
and white.
to green
the seniors to live under a green
fitting for
In
again.
the
pageant representing four of the sections of Virginia, the Spring Cotillion will
seniors turned mountaineers once more. live in
our memories as the best of
merry-go-round,
all.
.
.
.
Everyone on a
extravaganza, presenting "Hansel and Gretel." ful princess,
Thomas
as
maid of honor
—we
hearts heavy, voices
—
own
our
shipmates
choked up, and eyes blurred, we formed
ment was here now.
First
"Auld Lang Syne" drawing in the
auditorium
came our the
"little sisters," as the
of the Rotunda.
The
Daisy Chain
The
tion
.
.
.
that bind
and good-bye .
.
.
.
.
and
and
songs
placed
mile complete
.
Day
Class friends
— "37" were —
to a course well run
mem'ries that bless
—
Lantern Parade
numerals last
Commence-
senior banquet, with
us closer than ever.
—
famihes, our proud spectators.
again and
beauti-
sang our farewell songs, and with
to see the junior class take our place.
Exercises
another
Minnie Smith, was crowned queen with Zaida
Senior Chapel
an arch
—
The
May Day
such truckin'!
'n'
flag
caps and gowns to Satur-
And
—
"T"
—"The —you
became
could muster.
taineers to a
in front
Shan-
at
we
we
Mary Lib and
Dr. Jarman
literally
class production, too!
dance for
"
helped us weather the storms. class president,
dignity as
In the Circus
things to learn
we now marched
time beneath the Senior arch to the strains of
first
And
?
and we
our spines!
1
Christmas again
acted the part?
Gras
Red and Whites were the December 3, we gave our
Thirteen."
Chic had with her dance.
fun?
much
us honorable mention
again taking place after Thanksgiving, gave us Senior Build-
victors of the day.
it
as
we marched
"little sisters,"
time in senior gowns.
first
caps on our heads,
the
—
!
when, with our
came
new
seniors
long.
for
to
captain,
we came
tear-filled eyes
Dortch, our giftorian.
!
to
...
gradua-
to
bonds
Alma Mater
thy daughters true, faithful, and loyal will be.
—Victoria Gillette
N MEMORIAM
ROBERTA MATTOX Class of 1937
Died April 24, 1935
"They never quite leave
Through the shadows
A
us,
of
our friends
who have passed
death to the sunlight above;
thousand sweet memories are holding them fast
To
the places they blessed with their presence and love."
—Margaret
E.
Songster
Roll of Students NAME
ADDRESS
Acworth, Virginia Lee
Birds Nest
Mary Frances.830 N. Main St., Danville Kenbridge Mary Jacqueline Ruby Aretta Broad Rock Rd., Richmond
Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams,
Sue Duval
W. Main 485 W. Main
485
Adkins, Dorothy
Danville
St.,
Danville
St.,
Agee, Virginia Louise
Dehue, West Virginia
Allen, Jane Elizabeth
White Gate
Allen, Jeanne Holmes.. ..608 First Ave., Farmville
Hebron
Allen, Louise Baird Allen, Martha Scales
Mary
Route
Farmville
3,
Dudley....
Hebron
Allen, Virginia Estelle
Kenbridge
AUgood, Louise Mickle
Boydton
Muriam
Whaleyville
Alphin, Edith
Prospect
Alsop, Caroline Elizabeth
Maude Frances
Alvis,
Bell,
Ames, Mary Farley 638 N. Jackson
Arlington
St.,
Anderson, Lillian Evelyn
Helen Force
Berry, Selma Elizabeth
Covington
St.,
Mae 817 Beverly
Covington
.St.,
Andrews, Shirley Rives 817 Manteo
St.,
Norfol'c
Anthony, Sarah Louise
Route
Mary
Black,
Shores
Pamplin
Rives
Sea View
Black, Sara Margaret
Blackwell, Lucy Steptoe
South Hill
Avery, Bonnalynn Wyatt
Holdcroft
Rocky Mount
Bland, Rebecca Louise
Mary
LaCrosse
W.
402 Blanton,
Richmond
14th St.,
Lou Anna
Route
Boaz, Ruth Elizabeth
I,
Farmville
R. F. D., Stuart
Mary Alice Bolick, Edna Ruth Booth, Alma Elizabeth..727 Borden, Sarah Louise
Crewe Fifth St., Portsmouth
R. F. D., Front Royal Burkeville
West Point
Bounds, Pattie Alston 1228 Spotlswood Ave., Norfolk
Bowen, Ellen Gibson
Tazewell
Mary
Marionville
Elizabeth
Halifax
Bas-well, Harriet Letitia
Bailey,
Alda Kathleen
Horntown
Bailey,
Annie Leigh
Wakefield
Bailey, Dorothy
Anne
Wakefield
Bailey, Evelyn Burl
Clarksville
Bailey, Margaret
Clarksville
Bailey,
Lee
Bowman, Helen Lee Bowman, Morrill Scanland
Riverton
314 BurwellSt., Salem Susan
Boylan, Lelia Elizabeth
210 Washington Bracey, Betty Hix
St.,
Salvia
Vernon Hill Boydton
Mary Beverly
Barbee, Lois Johnson. .309 Prospect
Barnard, Elizabeth Archer
Covington
St.,
Prince George
Barnes, Frances Haskins
Barnes,
Mary
Baskerville,
Bates,
Keysville
Camper
McKenny Route
Estelle
3,
Evington
May Harwood Seaford
Beal, Jacqueline
Scollsville
Beale, Evelyn Christine
Smithfield
Beale,
Mary Evelyn Melba
Bean, Helen Virginia Beaton, Lucy
Wilma
Beckham, Maude Randolph Beebe, Esther 51
Bell,
170-
I
Fincastle
Martha Douglass 211 Stony Run Lane, Baltimore, Md.
Whaleyville
Gene Goodwyn
Waverly Smithfield
Franklin
Harwood Hampton Drive, Spartanburg,
Eleanor Wilburn
...Waverly
North Tazewell
Janice
Brookfield,
Mary Rayner
Clarksville
St.,
Morristown, Tenn. Center Cross
Carlton, Ruth Ophilia
Farmville
Mayo
Carpenter, Irma
431 King George Ave., Roanoke
W.
Carper, Doris Viola ...1307
Anne
Carr, Marga^-et
48th
St.,
Norfol'c
916 Carter Rd., Roanoke
Carrington, Anita Mildred Carroll, Jane Frances. .558
Saxe
Broad
Portsmouth
St.,
222 Claibourne Ave., Rocky Mount
61
1
E.
Main
Brown, Rosemary
St.,
Marion
Shanghai, China
Brumfield, Emily Lyle
Farmville
Crewe
Nancy Hall
Smithfield
Buchanan, Sara Elizabeth
Tazewell
Buckland, Dorothy Nell 607 Marshall Ave. S. W., Roanoke
Bundy, Elizabeth McClung Burbank, Hazel
Tazewell
Wood
Thomas
Dolphin
Burgess, Helen S. C.
Burke, Elizabeth Lewis Burke, Jane Hallowell
Portsmouth
St.,
Elizabeth
222 Claibourne Ave., Rocky Mount Carson, Dolly Juanita... .North
Main
St.,
Carter, Ida
Courtland St.
Emporia
Chase City
Carter, Billie Lucile
Sue
Cumberland
Ora
Chase City
Box
Ruth Juanita
134,
Chase City
Emma
Blackstone
Rawllngs
Chandler, Pattie Louise
Virgilina
Channell, Emily Whitley
Smithfield
Channell, Sarah Frances
Smithfield
Meherrin
Chappell, Inez Chappell, Chesnut,
Mary McCraw Doris Ray
Keysville
923 Ducian Ave., Durham, N. C. Church, Edna Debbie Clark,
Keysville
Mary Willson 359 Blair Ave., Newport News 303 Beech
Clark, Susie Evans
Stephens Church
Appomattox
St.,
McKenney
Clarke, Martha Virginia Cline, Elizabeth Cline,
Farmville
Martinsville
Scott....
Ann
Stuarts Draft Stuarts Draft
Helene Albine
Coalter, Margaret Elizabeth... Route 4,
Richmond
Cobb, Grace Seymour. ...401 Spruce
Farmville
St.,
Amelia
Cody, Abigail Helen
Newsoms
Cogsdale, Josie Lee
Coleman, Katherine Anderson 2319 Indian River Rd., Norfolk
Coleman, Virginia
Crewe
H
Boydton
Collie, Frances Ethel
1309 Main
Fork Union
Burgess, Ethel Cuthbert
Wilburn
558 Broad
Mary
Carroll,
Coleman, Virginia
307 Mallory Ave., Hampton Burge, Willie
Carroll, Margaret Irene
Clark, Jean
Brosius, Katherine Virginia
Bryant,
Amherst
2,
Lucy Kathryn
Carlton,
Smithfield
Brooks, Kathleen Howerton
South Hill
Farmville
La Verne 435 E. 2nd South
Route
Cansler, Ruth
Emporia
Margaret Maurice
Bryan, Frances Leonora
2507 Floyd Ave., Richmond Baynard, Sue
Beale, Sara
Richmond
930 Gales Ave., Norfolk
Boykins
Ethel
Lucy Jean
Annie
Bass,
St.,
Bright,
Britts,
Soles
Campbell, Virginia Louise
Chambliss, Delha Pope
Helen Marie
Britton,
Mathews
Mildred
Chambers, Ruth
Briggs,
Brittle,
North Holston
Rice
Dons Greenwood
Portsmouth
Elizabeth
Bane, Ruby Kent
7th St., Wilmington, Del.
Rosalind
Callis, Virginia
Carter,
4008 Crutchfield
Baldwin, Jane Fern 627 Carolina Ave., Roanoke
W.
903
Helen
Farmville
Savedge
Baker, Virginia Boykin....5 Court
Farmville
St.,
Cabell, Elsie Frances
Callihan,
Carter, Pauline 2,
Bradshaw, Frances Elizabeth Brandis,
800 High
Button, Sarah Lewis
Sedley
Bress, Florence
Baird, Annie Ruth
Baptist,
Portsmouth
St.,
Route
Owen
Bradshaw, Edith
Breckinridge, Louise
Ball, Virginia
Newsoms
Sarah Catherine
Boyette,
DeWitt DeWitt
Harris
Carroll, Virginia
Moseley
Bailey, Myrtle Irene
Alma
Elizabeth
Orange
Martha Florence
Butterworth,
Butterworth, Elizabeth Virginia
1636 Mt. Vernon Ave., Petersburg
Boyd, Virginia Carolyn Badger,
329 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk
Island
Bounds, Elizabeth Virginia
Mary
Hampton
Elizabeth
Callis, Juanita
Virginia
Arvonia
Ayres, Julia Ethel
Anne
Butler,
Richmond
1,
Warrenton
Blackwell, Margueritte Allie
Blankenship,
Route
130 Apple Ave.,
Bland, Janice Marie. .824 Brandon Ave., Norfolk
Bowles,
Burnette
Swann
Bush, Betty
Norfolk
4,
Black, Margaret Louise
249 Jefferson Ave., Danville
Nan
Surry
Margaret Anne
Billups,
442 Graydon Ave., Norfolk Burton, Mabel
Williamson Rd., Roanoke Berryman, Elizabeth Warren
Amherst
Burroughs, Alice Pearl
Farmville
Boswell, Lewis Cassie
817 Beverly
Armislead,
Burks, Ethel Maxine
Washington, N. C.
St.,
Boogs,
3407 Memorial Ave., Lynchburg
Anderson, Vivian
ADDRESS
Gwendolyn 218 Harvey
Sweet Briar
Adkins, Doris
Allen,
NAME Bell,
Connelly,
Hortense
Adams
Conner, Elizabeth Martha Conyers, Ellen
Mae
St.,
South Boston Alberta Nathalia Chester
Roll of Students ADDRESS
NAME
Rural Retreat
Nancy Elizabeth
Cooley,
2115 Hanover Ave., Richmond Cover,
Mary
Elkton
Lucille.
Lamb
.4610 Colonial Ave., Norfolk
Cox, Mary Joyner
St.,
Crenshaw, Evelyn Beatrice 524 Main
Roxboro, N. C. Tangier
Crockett, Evelyn Jane Crockett, Crockett, Cross,
Gibboney, Lena Mildred 103 Bridge St., Farmville Gibson, Hazel Patricia Carleton Ave., Islip Terrace, N. Y.
Warwick
Eason,
Emma
Mary Agnes
206 Cherry
St.,
Marion
Whaleyville
Katherine
Whaleyville
Main
Crowell, Louise Bruce.... 1 043
St.,
Danville
Crozet
Courtland
Rebecca Fox
Courtland
Dorothy Anne
Ridgeway
Gill
Ellen Brightwell
Culpeper
Gill
Esther Byrd.
Gill
Jennie Belle
St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
St.,
Eaton, Dorothy Campbell
Princess
Anne
Ebel, Vera Blunt. .3405 Noble Ave., Richmond
Eberwine, Bessie Talma-e 143 Dauglas Ave., Portsmouth Eckford, Margaret Barbour 465 Fourteenth
Ellis, St.,
Cummings, Betty Sue
Big Stone
Route
Cummings, Iva Eulalia
Gap
Saluda
Ames
Craddockville
.Courtland
Clarkton
Exeter Place, Suffolk
Anne Haden
Gasburg
Ellis,
Blanche
Ellis,
Emilia Hoernecke
Ellis,
Richie Odell
Lexington
1,
Cunningham, Mary Louise
English,
Mae
Route
Culpeper
Dade
Raccoon Ford
Box
Davis, Dorothy Elizabeth Davis, Jacqueline Crittenden
Suffolk
4,
Ettenger, Etter,
Lucille
LaVe
Helen Elizabeth 605 S. Main
2,
Farmville
St.,
Farmville
Prospect
Glenn, Lavelette Lena
Mary Rebecca
Prospect
Stony Creek
Goodwyn, Otis Dorothy Graham, Anne Merewither Grainger, Martha Ann
..Goshen
Farmville
Gray, Katherine Elizabeth 1600 Sewells Point Rd., Norfolk Signpine
Gray, Katherine Nelson
Oldhams
Greear, Rosalie Nelson .112 First Ave.. Farmville
Churchland
Greene, Elsie Lorraine
Portsmouth
St.,
Lawrenceville
Laura Beulah
Rising Sun,
Martha Carolyn
Petersburg
St.,
Route
Gray, Nancy Holley 618 Belleville Rd., Roanoke
Md.
Richmond
Eubank, Etta Louise
Chase City
....Raccoon Ford
Evans, Martha Irene
Meredithville
1069,
Glass,
Ju
Gasburg
Etheridee, Marcie Elizabeth
1027 Leckie Davies, Mildred Thornton
Charlottesville
Pamplii Farmvill
414 Clinton Gil
Glenn, St.,
Edwards, Katherine Arendell Elder, Alice Virginia
Gilley,
Ave., Richmond
601 East
Eastman, Edith Claire 1002 W. South
Culpepper, Ardayre Evelyn 1037 Holloday
Davis, Dorothy
Marie Woodson
Gillette, Ella Victoria
Gillette,
Crumley, Ruth Lucille. 101 7 Euclid Ave., Bristol
Georgie
Gill,
1412 Pack St. S. W., Roanoke
Lamb
Ave., Farmville
...402 FifSl
South Boston
Alma Dons
Eason, Marie Gary.. ..2614
Portsmo'Jth
Mary Malinda
W., Roanoke
..Tangier
Ida Catherine
Cross, Zadie Violet
Custis,
St. S.
Virginia
Eastham, Sue Wyalt..
Hannah
E
Greene, Helen
Gregory, Nancy
Route
A
Staunton
2,
Stovall,
N. C.
Stovall,
N. C.
Gregory, Nelt Hester
Covington
Greig, Elizabeth Jane
Windsor Windsor
Gwaltney, Martha Virginia
Davis, Louise Amonette
209 Lansing Ave., Lynchburg Davis, Martha Glenn 1621 Princeton Rd., Davis, Mildred Temperance
.602
Davis, Nellie Cecil
Chester
Main
S.
Farmville
St.,
Saxe
Dawson, Yetive Sue DeBerry, Frances Vaughan
Franklin
Dejarnette, Louise Patterson
Clarkton
Denny, Martha McLean Route
White Post
Dickerson, Erna Thornton
White Stone
Urbanna
Dix, Marie
Dodd,
Faulconer, Margaurite Williams
Ferguson, Jeannette Estalme
508 Avon Rd., Roanoke
Fischer,
Dodson, Eleanor Laird 517 Maryland Ave., Norfolk
Windsor
Doggett, Brenda Griffin Doggett, Charlotte
Dean Hilton Village
St.,
Route
Dorset, Golden Bernice
Richmond
10,
Dortch, Margaret Stuart...
South Hill
Doughty, Virginia Walker
Exmore
Dowdy, Julia Helen Dowdy, Margaret King 316
Farmville
W.
Third
St.,
Farmville
Dressier, Elizabeth Adelaide
Drinkard, Sarah Ina Driskill,
Janice Beatrice
Covington
Route
2,
Appomattox
Dugger, Virginia
Ann
Dunlap, Sally Kerr
St.,
Route
1,
Jetersville
Hale,
Mary Reeves
Hamilton, Ervin
Spring Valley
.
May 310
Virginia
East
St.,
Islip,
N. Y.
Chatham
Whitehead
Flanagan, Martha Jane
813 Redgate Ave., Norfolk Route 3, Roanoke
Fleshman, Madeline S Floyd, Martha
46 Hopkins
St.,
Hilton Village Martinsville
Fontaine, Nancy....
Forbes, Elizabeth Venable
Foutz, Jessie Estelle
Andersonville
Link Rd., Lynchburg
Route
1,
Roanoke
Fowler, Jane
Wood
Blackstone
Francis, Irene
Bane
While Gate
Fulton, Leiia Hutcheson
Drakes Branch
Orange
Furnival, Julia
Gage, Helen
Elliott
Route
3,
Ann Deal
Galusha, Katherine Hunt
Hardaway, Martha Meade Harden, Marion Lee
Burkeville
Dillwyn
Hampton Farmville
Kenbridge Blackstone
Dolphin Ma-ton, S. C.
Mary Anness
Harr, Betty Frances 1103 Terrace Rd., Roanoke Princess Anne Harrell, Betty Wilson Harris, Helen Harris,
Mary
Kenbridge
Byrd Elizabeth 801
Dinwiddie
Harry, Mildred Lansdale
Main
St.,
South Boston
Warfield
113 N. Broad
W.
Hart, Janice Alexander .428
Farmville
Lexington
Gaskins, Emily Frances. .307 Catherine
Harwood, Margaret Elizabeth Hastings, Dorothy LaRiche
Suffolk
St.,
Hardy, Jane Elizabeth Harman, Dorothy Jane
Harrison, Katherine Scott
St.,
Richmond
St.",
.
421 Chapel
Hampton Dinwiddie
Durham, N. C.
Hardy, Betty Jarman Hardy, Elizabeth Goodwyn
Harper,
Farmville
Phenix 3.
Hannah, Martha Virginia 2040 W. Grace
Hardy, Ann Louise
St.,
.
Alpha Lee 3808 Brook Road, Richmond Garnett, Margaret Morton 411 High St., Farmville
Gladstone
626 Oak
Jetersville
Habel, Mildred
Garnett,
Drakes Branch
Drumheller, Ida Mabel
Habel, Katherine Leona
Hammack, Edith Maria.Route Main
Galusha,
Hagg, Eleanor Marie 548 Mountain Ave. S. W., Roanoke
Dorothy Lina
Fitzgerald, Katheryn
Walkerton
...
Hamlet, Martha Tisdale
Foster, Louise Mitchell
92 Post
Gwathmey, Caroline Temple
Miriam Vannerson 3204 Brook Rd., Richmond
Elsie Christine
3409 Noble Ave., Richmond
Gwaltney, Virtley Eloise
Kenbridge
Ferguson, Alice Gayle
Spout Spring
Dix, Catherine Ellen
Hill
Merry Point Amherst Amherst
Faulconer, Louise Summerfield
Greensboro, N. C.
Denny, Mary Katherine
Red
Carpenter
Farley, Marian
Ficklen, 5,
Elliston
Fagg, Harriett Elizabeth Paris, Caroline
Richmond
Mills
Nassawadox
Easley,
1507 Peach Ave., South Boston Critcher, Margaret
Yancey
Nassawadox
Farmville
Crenshaw, Margaret Giles
Morion
Judith
Gentry, Mildred Virginia
Mary Emily
Dunton,
Dunton, Sudie Daughty
Farmville
Farmville
St.,
Goochland
Geyer,
Fades, Dorothy
Hampden-Sydney
Crawley, Laura Nell
Gathright,
Goochland C. H.
Nassawadox
509 lOlh
Norment 503 Appomattox
ADDRESS
Merwyn
Dunton, Gwendolyn Frances
Smithfield
Craddock, Ottie Cralle, Elizabeth
Farmville
St.,
Hampden-Sydney
Dunnington, Ruth
Costello, Marguerite Virginia
NAME Gathright, Frances
909 High
Kenbridge
Copley, Bernice Lucille
Cox, Kathryn
ADDRESS
NAME Dunninglon, Kathryn Chamberlin
Harvey, Mary Baldwin
27th
St., St..
Suffolk
Norfolk
Curdsville
Williamsburg Blackstone
171
-
Roll of Students NAME
ADDRESS
ADDRESS
Evlyn Ercelle
Blackstone
Jeffreys, Patlie
Frances Anita
Blackstone
Jeffries,
Judith Robinson
Lucy Thomas Mary Helen
Hatcher, Dorothy Lynn
Hatcher, Geraldine
Mae
_
Route
1,
Salem
Jeffries;
Route
1,
Salem
Jeffries,
Hayes, Sarah Whittington
308 Park Ave., Hilton Village 2, Charlottesville
Henderson, Dorothy Virginia
Anna
Belle...
Tazewell
Hill, Lelia
Byerley
Driver Turbeville
562 Arlington Rd., Roanoke
Himes, Elizabeth
Hines, Edith Eloyse....9I7 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk Hines, Neyra Johnson
Hoge,
Gretna
Bland
Holloday,
Ann
Holland, Mary Louise HoUoway, Frances
Petersburg
St.,
Morton. 510 Beech
St.,
Route
Doris. .429
Johnson, Dorothy
Jolly,
Hope
Route
Camack
Ivylyn
St.,
Sara Haze
Norfolk
Bloxom
I,
Windsor
18
Cameron Ave., Colonial Heights
Kaylor, Edith Louise 501
Fayetteville,
West Va.
Kelly,
Lloyd
Mary Page
Christiansburg
Cedar Bluff
Hunter, Margaret Cordelia
Richlands
Hunter, Nancy Louise
Richlands
King George
Hunter, Rose Marie Turner
16 Broad
Hutcheson, Dorothy Christian 502 Taylor
St.,
Salem
Emma
St.,
Lexington
Amelia
Warwick Epes
Farmville St.,
Portsmouth
Beaverdam
Henrietta Elizabeth 338 55th
Route
2,
Norfolk
Heights,
Roanoke
Jefferson Apts.,
Roanoke Altavista
833 Windsor Ave., Layne, Virginia Moring .109 High
Bristol,
Tenn.
Farmville
St.,
LeGrand, Marcia Elizabeth
Appomattox Route
2,
Farmville
107 Bridge
St.,
Farmville
St.,
Farmville
St.,
Farmville
1200
W.
43rd
Richmond
St.,
3413 Noble Ave., Richmond Route
9,
Richmond
Williamsburg Kendall Grove
Lewis, Ella Bruce
510 Walnut Ave. S. W., Roanoke
Appomattox
Lewis, Lillian Maxine..608 Buffalo
St.,
Farmville
Beaverdam
McGehee
Keysville
Carolyn Elizabeth 3121 Racine Ave., Norfolk Long, Margaret St. Paul Lints,
Jarman, Mary Chlotilde
Crozet
Lord,
Jarman, Virginia Marion
Crozet
Lybrook, Gloria Phyllis
Eva Gertrude
Boydton
Franklown
Miskimon Bedford
Martin, Virginia
Main
Walker
St.,
Farmville
Harborton
Waverly
Mavor, Catherine MacKenzie
Maxey, Octavia Anna
Powhatan
Maxey, Vivian Frances
Clarksville
Maynard, Catherine Edmonia
Mead, Sara Kathryn 49 N. Kanawha
Williamsburg Beckley,
St.,
West Va. Beaverdam
Milby, Katherine R.
Ruth 700 Shallowford
249 High
St.,
Petersburg Fincastle
Calif.
Miller, Doris
St.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Millner, Essie Robetta
315 52nd
Mims, Mary Ellen Minter,
Newport News
St.,
171 S. Court St.,
Hope Irma
Minton, Charlotte
Luray
Blacksburg
Mae 13
Winona Ave., Roanoke
Mitchell, Bessie Campbell
Epworth
Mary Walker Montague, Norvell Mason
Culpeper
412 Charlotte
St.,
Fredericksburg
Montgomery, Evelyn Edmunds Ronceverte,
Montgomery, Ruth Gaines
Moomaw,
Appomattox
Lewis, Louise Martha
Libby, Josephine Ligon, Elvira
3022 Montrose Ave., Richmond Jamison, Kathryn Huff
A
Mitchell,
Priscilla
Newport News
2923 Noble Ave., Richmond
172-
Mann, Bernice Geraldine
Mann, Evelyn Ellora....l07 Bridge Mann, Frances Eslelle..l07 Bridge
1
LeGrand, Elizabeth Labilia
Leonard, Miriam Virginia
Edwards
Charles City
2524 Benvenue Ave., Berkeley, Farmville
St.,
Anne Mary Nellwyn
Mary Gibbon
Cornelia Meredith
Roanoke
Petersburg
Lawrenceville
Meredith, Eleanor
Surry
Emma
Lemmon, Janet St.,
Culpeper
Land, Clara Warren
Farmville
56 Court
Hilton Village
Virginia
605 High
Latimer,
Jeffrey, Florence
Major, Gladys Epes
Lancaster, Mildred Venable
Lane, Susan
Jeffress,
E.,
St.,
Mallory, Sue Nicholson
Martin, India
Gap
Saltville
La Fon, Louella 701 Windsor Ave., Virginia
Hyde, Cecile Marie
Edmonds James, Ruth Mason
Mahone, Mary Armistead 726 S. Sycamore
Gainsville
Columbia
Kreger, Evelyn Dorothy
Lane, Bonnie
James, Margaret
622 Woods Ave., Roanoke
Mason, Margaret Lavinia
Ann
Kesler, Dorothy Friend Kite,
Hutcheson, Frances Magill 2 Monroe Park, Lexington
Lucy Elizabeth Jacobs, Vera Helen
Boykins Stephens Church
McMillion, Elise Gray
Mapp, Jennie Benton Marsh, Leah Annie
209 S. 17th Ave., Hopewell Kent, Frances Marshall.
Jacob,
St.
Farmville
St.,
McPherson, Ethel May 703 Jamison Ave. S.
Sycamore Big Stone
Farmville
Humphrey, Gwendolyn Minnie
Appalachia
St.,
Anne Walden I.
Hudgins, Frances
Jackson,
Lanes, S. C.
Mcintosh, Elizabeth Irving 1007 High
Manning, Gertrude Roberts
Keesee, Sara Belle
Kent, Elizabeth
Ivers,
Hadersville
Main
Kail, Evelyn Dietrich
Hubbard, Lenoir Walton 402 E. Caroline Ave., Crewe
Isbell,
St., Bristol
Rawiings
Kemp, Beulah Virginia
Frances J Doris Odell
H.
107 St. James Ave., Suffolk
Hubard, Mary Stafford
Irving,
Farmville Farmville
McGlothlin,
LaCrosse
Jung, Margaret Ping .732 E.
Md.
Parksley
Mary Adeliene
Jones, Virginia Berniece
Jordan,
Elkton.
McCullough, Mary Louise
Charlotte C.
304 Oak
St.,
Farmville
McCready, Anne Margaret
McLain, Mabel Ellen
Deaner
Kelby,
Irby, Virginia
First Ave.,
McCormick, Irma Gwendolyn 243 W. High
McGlothlin, Bessie Eugenia
Farmville
Hoyer, Helen Elizabeth 93 Hampton Roads Ave., Hampton Roads
Irby, Katherine
Amelia C. H.
Alberta
Franklin
Jones, Louise Iva
Justis,
McCorkle, Martha Strain 203
Petersburg
St.,
Norfolk
Carrollton St.,
Andrew
St.
McKinstry, Elizabeth Martha....
1
Hurt, Kalherine Carr
St.,
305
Franklin
Howell, Rosemary Wesley, 1009 Elm St., Hopewell Hoyer, Anna Vebeke 93 Hampton Roads Ave., Hampton Roads
Huff,
Ashland
St.,
McCann, Kathleen McCounaughey, Jean Locke
Anna Brown
Nora Field
Rice
Howell, Evelyne Williams
ADDRESS Masonic Home, Richmond
Eugenia Barham 1671 Westover Ave., Petersburg
Jones,
Jones,
Houpe, Thelma Lacy
30th
Johnson, Ruth Brownie....3l7 Grovs
Holland
Union Level
W.
Portsmouth
St.,
May Mae
Martha Lydia
Dawes, West Virginia
Hopkins, Zell Carey
Appomattox
4,
Johnson, Jacqueline
Jones,
I,
Culpeper
St.,
Howard
Ruth
Alma
Farmville
Smilhfield
Holmes, Hazel Juanita
Howell, Kathryn
Johnson,
Union Level
Holmes, Evelyn Virginia
Route
Drake 410 North
Jones, Elizabeth
Holden, Annie Watson 109 N. Union
Shacklefords
114 West
Agnes Goode
Jinkins, Lois
NAME McAllister, Meriel Roosevelt
Shacklefords
Jennings, Mrs. Margaret
Pembroke
Elizabeth
Lillian
Hoge, Marie Bowen
Drakes Branch
Powhatan
Saltville
Higginbotham, Rose Allen Hill,
Jennings,
Armistead
Archer
Jenkins, Lois
Heermance, Edith Leeds Route
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NAME
Hastings, Hastings,
Katherine Kline 18 Mountain Ave. S. W., Roanoke
Moomaw, Lorana Tillman 1608 Chapman Ave. Moore,
West Va. Baskerville
Ann
Moore, Edna
S.
W., Roanoke
Sainsburg 1124 Franklin Rd., Roanoke
Mae
North Tazewell
Moore, Marie Parker 612 Victoria Ave., Hampton
Boydton
Lyons, Adelia Frances ...850 High
St.,
Petersburg
Morris, Laura Katherine
Arvonia
Lyons, Julia Henrietta ...850 High
St.,
Petersburg
Morris, Elizabeth
Blacksburg
Big Stone
Gap
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NAME
Morrison, Christina Catherine 63 Pear Ave., Newport
Morton, Charlotte Elizabeth
Pittard,
Grace Allen
Pittard,
Margaret
Randolph
Moseley, Lucille Pearsall 2511 Orcutt Ave., Newport
Alexandria
St.,
Ward
Tazewell
Chatham
Motley, Sarah Margaret
Moyer, Alice
Greenwood
Isabel
Munt, Carter Belle .324 Fillmore
Petersburg
St.,
Murden, Mabel
St.
Brides
209 High
Beech
506 Grove
Farmville
St., 5,
Richmond
St.,
Farmville
Route
Nelson, Alice Marshall
Farmville
St.,
H
Newton,, Mrs. Lucy
Policy,
Wilson
553 E. Bourbonnois
Nininger,
Lois. .101
St.,
Kankakee,
III.
701 Northumberland Ave., Roanoke
Orange
Nottingham, Clara Trower Nottingham,
Eastville
Mary Anna
Bridgetown
Nottingham, Page
Eastville
Cumberland
Nuckols, Eleanor Kathleen
Pamplin
Oakes, Judith Virginia Olgers, Grace
Alma
Rice
Orr, Patty Mildred
Blacksburg
1
Draper Merry Point
Louise Crockett
Palmer, Louise Armstead Park, Thulia Gordon
Skipwith
One Bank
Panton, Perle Elizabeth
2707 Third Ave., Richmond
Mae
Cartersville
Parks, Ella Hester
Tangier
New
Mary Ruby Leigh
Parr, Isabel
Glasgow
Stony Creek
Payne, Alice Catherine 524 Lexington Ave., Charlottesville Pearson, Annie Pauline
Dillwyn
Peery, Katherine Hall
Anne Diggs
212 S. Linden
Pierce,
Richmond Madison Heights
Naomi
Frances
St.,
May
Toshes
Margaret Mason
Pierpont, Nellie
White .194
Warrenton
W. Main
Mary
St.,
Salem
Midland
Pilcher, Catherine Starke Pilcher,
Big Stone St.,
Gap
Lynchburg
Pope, Frances Bland
Drewryville
Rosser, Eurlean Wilson
Pamplin
Drewryville
Rowe, Mary
Porlerfield,
Mary
Powell,
Amy
West Va.
Martinsburg,
Mildred Evans
Potter,
Louise
Dorothy Garnett
Price,
Grace Florine
Price,
Margaret Stevens Timberlake Road, Lynchburg
Brookneal
Route
Farmville
5,
Meherrin
Capron
Elisabeth
Pritchard, Margaret... 53 Post St., Hilton Villa-e
Mary
Blackshear, Ga.
Mae
Guinea Mills
Virginia
Brookneal
Margaret Lacy
Russell,
Scottsburg
Russow, Frances Lee 311 Virginia Ave. S., Roanoke
Ruth, Jacqueline Elizabeth 411 N. Mallory
Ryburn,
Kathryn
Jessie
Sale, Agness Virginia
Sanderson,
Mary
217 Custis
Sanford,,
Ada
Phoebus
Crewe
St.,
Birds Nest
Ann.....
Amherst
Sandidge, Geraldine Beckwith
Woodriff
Orange
Saunders, Elizabeth Deane
Bedford
Saunders, Jane Beale 5906 Huntington Ave., Newport
News
Modest
Town
Princess
Anne
Savage, Virginia Farmville
Sawyer, Minnie Kathleen
Queen, Jennie Pearl. ...Route
Scaggs Janie Elizabeth
Fincaslle
Hiddenile, N. C.
I,
DuVal
Quinn, Josephine
St.,
Glade Spring
Farmville
Putney, Nellie Floyd
Jersey
Jetersville
625 Carolina Ave., Norfolk
Marguerite
Russ,
New
Franklin,
St.,
Rudder, Dorothy Viola
Price,
Putney,
Fowler
21
Hampton Boykins
Purdom, Lisbeth
Mary
Rowett, Florence
Rucker, Ellen Elizabeth
Power, Mary Carrington 517 Locust Ave., Charlottesville
Putney, Fannie
Julia Christian
Wachapreague
Powell, Lois Glass 1501 Peach Ave., South Boston
Anne
Faber
1005 Virginia Ave., Norton
First Ave., Farmville
Powell, Livian Adkerson.
Prince,
Ross,
Newport
Wanda......
Post, Jane Porter
308 Palen Ave., Hilton Village
Macon Venable
Fort Benning, Ga.
Ramsey, Anna Snow
Scales,
Elizabeth Lesueur
Scales,
Mary Anne
Cascade Cascade
West Point
W.
Route
1,
Virginia
219 McCundy
Sears, Ethel
Palmer Springs Meherrin
Isabelle
Meherrin Troutville
Reeves, Ruth Eugenia
Mt. Solon
Reid, Pauline Nell
Keysville
Helen Dorothy 108 Lansdowne Court, Lansdowne, Pa.
Reynolds, Flossie Hall
Prospect
Rhodes, Lucile McBride
Covington
Eastville
Tazewell
Orange
Orange
113 E. Indian River Rd., Norfolk
Day Ave.
Alma
S.
W., Roanoke
Route
Dare 2800 Chesapeake
5,
Danville
Rivers, Betty
Venable
Rives, Alice
Maud
Martha Leonard
27 Ferncllff Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Sessoms, Meredith...
Farmville
Roberts, Elizabeth.
1090 Pine
S
St.,
Norton
Madisonville
326 Oakridge 2413
Blv'd.,
Shelor, Jenelle Shelton,
.
L
Lynchburg
Marion Fincastle
.
Ruby Marion Anna Crump
Chase City
2817 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond Shlpplett, Elizabeth Pryse
224 Virginia Ave., Virginia Hgts., Roanoke Sieber,
Mary
Elizabeth
352 Church Ave. S. W., Roanoke Simmons, Mary Sue Simpson,
Mary
Sebrell
2550
Francis
Skillman, Ellen Frances
Lamb
Ave., Richmond
Ahaskie, N. C.
222 Mlnturn Ave., Hamlet, N. C.
Simpson, Elkanah
Robertson, Dorothy Elliott
4,
Sexton, Martha Beverly
Nassawadox
Scott
Route
Seward, Nan Cuthbert 1854 Westover Ave., Petersburg
Ocean View
McKenney
Blacksburg
Anne Ludwell
Sellman,
ShlHelt, St.,
Fagle Rock
Seay, Rosabel Corinne Seitz,
Sheffey, Margaret
Ritchie, Virginia
Roberts, Katherine
Ruth
Mayesville, S. C.
Rice, Charlotte Marie
502
Richmond
Franklin
Robertson, Marjorie Lee St.,
Pauline Hamilton
Griffin Ave.,
Scott, Willis Shields
Haywood
Mamie
Scott,
1
Palmer Springs
Reed, Althea Malissia...
Roberts,
Dorothy Adaline
Birds Nest
Rawls, Jean Gardner
Sarah
Scott,
Hanover
Read, Pela Love
Reiff,
Anne Kendlar Columbia Elizabeth
Goldsboro, N. C.
St.,
Rawlings, Elizabeth Dunton
Redd, Bernice
Scott,
Scott,
291
Mulberry
Raper, Dorothy Pendleton
Read, Ruth
Schlobohm, Phillppa Elizabeth 319 51st St., Newport News
Ivor
May
Raney, Julia 207
Blackslone
Virginia Lee
Phillips,
Robinette, Trilby Josephine
Rock, Jennie Maria
922 Floyd
Gap
Norfolk
Pope, Kitty Wilroy
Ricketts,
Rosalie
Phelps, Ruth
Hollins
St.,
Nassawadox
Tazewell
3200 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond Pettis,
Petersburg
St.,
Redd, Kate Henderson
Parker, Irene Jenkins
Peple,
Shore
Ann
40th
Mary Eleanor Anne Hurtl
Raine,
Padgett, Marie Beatrice 10 Yeardley Ave., Lynchburg
Perkins,
Big Stone
W.
1436
Jaratt
Pack, Melissa Sue
Parson,
Robinette, Sarah Anthelia
Scanlan, Virginia Elizabeth...
Wilbourne Ave., South Boston
Parker, Nannie
Robinette, Bunnle Francis
Isabel Tannahill
Virginia
Richlands
Owen, Mildred Rose Owen, Virginia Sue
Painter,
Clarksville
Buffalo Junction
Price, Virginia Louise
Noehren, Dorothy Margaret
ADDRESS
Newport News
Rodgers,
Brewer Ave., Suffolk
Mary Kathryn
NAME Robeson, Ruth Curtis
Pond, Miriam Barclefl 639 New Jersey Ave., Norfolk
Nichols, Jeanne Lindsay
Nimmo, Marjorie
Emma
Powell, Jane Buffin .341 LaSalle Ave.,
Neher, Mrs. Lucy Marlon
Newman, Mrs. Kitty Newman, Nellie Kathryn
Plummer,
Stuart
101
News
Baskerville
Moseley, Rachel Louise
Moss, Nancy
ADDRESS
Drakes Branch
Morton, Venable Grover
Moss, Elizabeth Lambert 415 Prince
NAME Pinchard, Clara Elizabeth
News
Slade, Mrs. Roberta Rose
Sturgis St., Norfolk
Success Victoria
Stony Creek 173-
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NAME Mary
West Va.
Lewisburg,
Elizabeth
Slater,
Smith, Elizabeth Alice 2307 OrcutI Ave., Newport
ADDRESS
Throckmorton,
Woolwine
Thelma
Smith, Frances Berkeley
322 63rd
Newport News
St.,
Dillwyn
Smith, Lucy Elizabeth
W.
Tindall,
Mary
Chase City
Trent, Rachel Ermine
South Hill
Smith,
South Boston
Chatham
Richmond
Smith, Virginia Louise....! 510 Call
St.,
Smith, Virginia Whitehead
Princess
H
Marguerilte
201
33rd
High
St.,
Turner, Ruth Winifred
St.,
.309
Parksley
Luray Meherrin
Spencer, Dorothy Sharpe
Stallard, Margaret
Fairfield,
Ky.
Esmont
Anne
Meredithville
Sarah Frances
Stephens, Frances Rebecca
235
11 th St.,
Wytheville
Stephenson, Olivia Doughtrey
Ivor
Turner, Martha Louise
2505 Washington Ave., Newport News Bland
Hopeton
Story,
Newsoms
Nannie
Stoutamire,
Mary
Louise
Siringfellow, Georgie Sturgis,
Mary
Sullenberger.
Route
Macoy
Cheriton
Upshur, Caroline Crowder
Terry, David Williams 5100 Huntington Ave., Newport
1502 Confederate Ave., Richmond
Van Hook,
Love
Roxboro, N. C.
Varner, Aurelia Mabel
Farmville
Vassar, Lois Randolph
Keysville
Jessie
Vaughan,, Lucy Byrd
Burkeville
Thames, Vera Gray
News Nelson
Thomas, Aubra Russell 2210 3rd Ave., Richmond
Dumbarton
Thomas, Frances Saville
Thomas, Margaret Rebekah
Atlee
Thomas, Mary Frances
Skipwith St.,
Hunter 1106 Princess Anne
Willis, Caroline
Wytheville
Fredericksburg
Cape Charles
Wilson, Elizabeth George 509 Jackson Ave., Lexington
South Boston
Wilson, Ora Nottingham
Wilson, St.,
St.,
Willis, Elizabeth Jean
Mary
Elizabeth
Keysville
Cheriton
Windham, Lula Rouse
Wade,
1678 Berkeley Ave., Petersburg
Franklin
Ella Meredith
Wagstaff, Agnes
324 Izumi-Cho, Suginami
Walden, Edna Garnette
-ku,
Tokyo
Woltz, Evelyn Hagood
Jamica
Womack, Vivian LaVerte Wood, Katherine Lucille
Center Cross
Walker, Lucy
Rustburg
Walker, Mary Virginia
Nassawadox
Walker, Mollie Fletcher
Blackstone
Walker, Thelma Lee. ...1025 Elwood
St.;
Pulaski
Walmsley, Louise Jordan 409 Beech
St.,
Farmville
W.
220
Woodward, Nancy
Washington
3, Petersburg
St.,
Lexington
Ellen
Masonic Home, Richmond Woolfolk, Marjorie Frazer
Route
Wright, Dorothy Alice .1000 High
St.,
3,
Orange
Farmville
Yager, Nellie Virginia
Rochelle
Farmville
Yager, Sudie
Rochelle
Whaleyville Dunnsville
Yancey, Neva .St. Claire 4708 Rolfe Rd., Westmoreland
Yonce, Sidney Guy,
16 Vernon Terrace, Belle Haven, Alexandria
Watkins, Kathryn Elizabeth
1,
Farmville
Waring, Grace Butler Lillian
Nathalie
Route
Wood, Laura Jeannette Route Woodward. Laura Virginia
Norfolk
Boydton
Wallner, Virginia Dare
Ward, Margaret Louise Ward, Nell Elizabeth Ware. Lucile Reynolds
Hampton
401 Wycliffe Ave., Roanoke
Walker, Evelyn Beverly
Warmack, Montine
Craddockville
103 Chesterfield Drive,
Wakayama, Fumi
Warriner, Frances Archer
Washington
Edmondson Ave., Lexington
South Boston
Via, Margaret Virginia
1006 Lugan
Portsmouth
St.,
Williamson, Isabel Holmes 13
Wall, Nancy Cabell
Thorp, Margaret Ruth 1614 Ashland Ave., Norfolk
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Naomi
Wise, Eliza Warwick
Dupuy 212 Barclay Lane, Onley Onley Nancy Blackford Beaverdam Frances May
Victoria
Hayes Store
Williams, Goldie Estelle
Wise, Dorothy Elizabeth
Taylor, Jean
W.
Erma
Williams, Frances
Young
Oak Hall
Blacksburg
58 Court
Vaden, Harriette Spencer
Locust Ave., Charlottesville
Thomas, Zaida 490
Anne Berkeley
Williams, Margaret
Walden, Catherine Whitney
Taylor, Annie Laurie
Lawrenceville
Williams, Eloise Frances
Culpeper
Boykins
Cumberland
Wilkinson, Elizabeth Penn
Skipwith
574 Boulevard, Petersburg
Farmville
Wilkinson, Elizabeth Hanes...
Culpeper
Monterey
Sykes, Inez
Terrell,
616 Raleigh Ave., Norfolk Wilkerson, Margaret Elizabeth
Waite, Catherine Payne
Nassawadox
Catherine
Mary Madge...
Covington
Ellen
Salem
1,
Swingle, Ethel Lorraine
Taylor,
Amanda
Norfolk
Windsor
2305 Grove Ave., Richmond
Cedar Glen
Underwood, Katherine Haigh
Boykins
Cornelia Wilson
Waverly 2,
Wicks, Marjorie Dougherty
Williams,
Stone, Mildred Marie Story,
Painter
White, Frances Elizabeth
Wickline,
Concord Depot
Vaughan, Mary Harrison
S tie Sen, Gay Katherine
North Emporia Evington
Buchanan
Sprinkle, Rebecca Isabella
St. S. E.,
West, Selma Beale 1201 Chesapeake Ave., Newport News
Blackstone
Blackstone
Roanoke
West, Adlene Conner
Whitley, Sarah Eloise
216 Virginia Ave., Danville
Somers, Sylvia Sue
Elliston
Webb, Dorothy Mae Wescott, Mary Annabel
Oliver Ave., Crewe
Read
Tyree, Elizabeth Lee
Speake, Buena Vista
Elizabeth
709 Seventh
Richmond
309 Oliver Ave., Crewe
Twyford, Kathleen Faith
Burkeville
Steed,
Tuck, Virginia Sue Turner, Dorothy Lee
Turner, Virginia
Mary
Whitehead, Elizabeth Frances...Route
W.
715
Toano
Somers, Rosa Ball
Steed, Frances
Gloucester
Ann
Phenix
Sneed, Micou Snell,
Anne
Dumbarton
Virginia Winston
Smith,
Tuck, Catherine
Culpeper
Smith, Susan Rebecca
Hatton
Dillwyn
Smith, Minnie Walton
Walterson,
City
Newport News
St.,
Elizabeth
Smith, Margaret Hill
Elizabeth...
New York
St.,
Saltville
Trent, Nannie Page
Myra Ruby
118
Tilman, Virginia
Chase City
ADDRESS 223 University Drive, Kent, Ohio
Watts, Jean Shields
Dorothy Fisk 340 52nd
Smith, Lucy Finch
Smith,
Amelia
Nan Withers 418
Tillett,
NAME Watkins, Margaret Eugenia
West Va.
Kimball,
Emma
Thompson, Mary
Smith, Ellen Elizabeth..514 First Ave., Farmville Smith, Estelle
South Hill
Thompson, Marjorie Ellen.
News
Lawrenceville
Smith, Elizabeth Prince
NAME Thompson, Ella Agnes
Roxboro, N. C. Blacksburg
Amelia
York, Marguerite
PI.,
113 High
Richmond Salem
St.,
Ailine... .Virginia St., Farmville
Young, Janie Lee
Franklin
Young, Margaret Elizabeth 1030 Harrington Ave., Norfolk
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through to the end;
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for her indisputable
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Body
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cooperative
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interest
which has
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