Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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GRACE LE CLAIRE HUGHES Fountain Inn, S. C. One day at the beginning of our second term there wandered into our midst Le Claire, a pretty teacher-to-be, witli big sad eyes. But their expression deceives her personality; she is not sad — she is gay and happy. We do not think of hei- as a newcomer but as one who has been •with us throughout the years of train ing. MARGARET JEFFRIES Culpeper, Va. Absolute sincerity of purpose and straightness of action have charactei- ized Margaret ' s endeavors throughout her- school days with us. We do not know what her vocation in life will be, but whatever it is she is certain to suc- ceed. Here ' s hoping her career will be impenetrable by the storms of life. Y. W. C. A. Russell Literary Societj ' . Athletic Association. MARGARET HARVEY JENKINS Montross, Va. AVinning ways has Margaret, but they are not her only good qualities, for should you start enumerating them it would be an endless task. She has won the hearts of her pupils, which is not to be wondered at, and those of her classmates and schoolmates also. She carries with her the best wishes of those she leaves behind. Y. W. C. A. (Social Committee). Russell Literary Society. Athletic Association. Les Petites Cuisiuieres.

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ELENORA LEONE HAYNIE Lively, Va. It was a down-tlie-river current and a slow-motioned boat that introduced Elenora into our midst, but she has overcome all those incumberances, and the Senior Class is just as loathe to ffive her up as the American League would be to part with Chief Bender. Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. Woodrow Wilson Literary Society. Senior Basketball Team. Les Petites Cuisinieres. MARIA PRESTON HOLMAN Lee, Va. M — Stands for Maria, so gentle and mild, A — Stand for airy, as light as a child, R — Stand for right, as forever she ' ll be, I — Stands for idleness, no, that is not she, A — For always, that means she will be forever remembered at the nor- mal. Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. (Missionary Commit- tee). Art Club. Russell Literary Society. Hiking Club. MARY EVANS HOLMAN Lee, Va. (ienial, sympathetic, of pleasing mien and charming personality, Mary is one of those exceedingly rare girls who is liked by every one. She is the student and friend whose memory will linger long even after the ties of personal as- sociation have ceased to echo down the corridors of time. Y. W. C. A. Russell Literary Society. Athletic Association. Les Petites Cuisinieres (Sec ' y and Treas.). Hiking Club.

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M RUTH ELIZABETH JONES Union Level, Va. Behold, one of the most youthful mem- bers of the Senior Class in form and feature, but not in intellect. Ruth, how- ever, abides by the proverb too much study is a weariness of the flesh and sometimes spends the sociology period napping in Virginia Hall. We shall al- ways remember Ruth as a bright spot in our class life. Y. M. C. A. Athletic Association. Les T ' etites Cuisinieres. MARIAN ANITA LAWSON Butylo, Va. Marion is one of the biggest little hust- lers in the Senior Class. At present she is just recovering from a bad case of T. B., ' ' which caused us many anxious moments. We know that she will make good and although we hate to give her uji, we are ])roud to send her out as one of our 1920 class. Russell Literary Society. Hiking Club. Class Re])reseutative Student Gov- ernment. Athletic Association. LAURA WINIFRED LIFSEY Elmporia, Va. Old Lip is a happy-go-lucky Senior, who always looks on the bright side of things. The first thing we notice about her is her smile, and we hope this smile will go a long way toward paving the way to success. Y. W. C. A. Woodrow Wilson Literary Society. Athletic Association. Eighteen