James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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FirsI RoZi Left lo Ric hl: Ayc ick. lUirger, Bausermaii. Bealc. Drothers. I ' .rdwniiig. BiirtonI, Biirruss. Canity Srcdiul Rdz ' : R. Chaiiiicll, V. Chapiit-ll. Cheatham, Chiltcm. Clendcning. Clcmglierty, Conner, Conrad, Cook Third Ro2 ' : Cooley, Corkan, Creamer, Crist, Crumiiler. Culreppcr, I ent. l ort, Fawley Foitrlh Ro-a-: Fray, Garnett. C.ollaclay. Graliam, Ciraxatt, Haley, Hamner, Hargroves, Harwell f-iflli ? )ie.- Hatcher, Hollaiul. Hulvey, Ingram. Irwin, Jarvis. Jennings, Johnson, Jolinston Sixtli Ro v: Jones, Kidd, Lee, Lester. K. McGee. J. McGee, McGrath, Matthews, Maupin Sezriitli Roi - Maus, Meeks, Meidling, Miller, Mitchell, Monroe, Moore, Morton, Mullen Eighth Ro2 . ' : Payson, Pettit, P ' erkins, Raiford, Raup, Rehman. Reider. Rohertson, Rogers Ninth Roz ' : Russell, Settle, Sherman, Sinclair, Stanley. Stead, Stewart, Strength, Suttle Tenth ?wn ' .- Tate, Terrell, Thomasson, Turpin, ' alenti, X ' aughan, X ' ernon, W ilson, W ' omack. Zerfoss 115

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Here we lia e our president, Frankie. Charmiiiij. beautiful, and friendly — the pride of German Club Cjerman C lul? GERMAN CLUB started off January with quite a big affair. How well we remember that beautiful mid-winter dance portraying the theme of a Cinderella in Fairy Land Ball. Music was rendered by Ray Raymond and his orchestra from Rich- mond. In keeping with the theme, the decorations were in pastel and gilt. The window drops told the story of Cinderella in a sequence of pictures. The background for the bandstand showed Cinderella ' s carriage, drawn by two grey horses. At the entrance there was a wishing well surrounded by snowy trees. Pretty Frankie, our president, and Lt. Henry M. Anderson, U.S.M.C, stepped through the pumpkin. Mid-winters was quite a success as was the final dance in June, sponsored by Ger- man and Cotillion Dance Clubs. 114

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Siratfow Jjramailc Cyuw Through the untiring efforts of Suttle. Stratford has wound up another successful year. THE AUDITORIUM quickly fills! Sud- denly the lights are slowly dimmed and a subtle darkness covers all. A tense excitement dominates the atmosphere. Bril- liant footlights send their splashing rays against the dark red of the curtains as they slcwly part. The moment has come. Yes, the curtain swings back majestically on Act I. Scene I. and another Stratford ideal has become a reality. Marie Suttle. president of Stratford Dra- matic Club, has steered the organization to the end of another successful season. The play. Brief Music, was the climax of FULL MEMBERS Back Row, Left to Right: Fannie Hutcheson. Margaret Wright. Frances Mullen, Margaret Settle. Jane Rebman, Louise Miller Front Row: Martha Millard. Joanna Gardner. Bette Clougherty. Miss Harris, Marie Suttle 116