Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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ANNE LYELL BASS Litwalton, Virginia Bass Primary Grades She ' s meek and mild ; Nature ' s own child. NNE ' S sunny disposition and mer- g ry laugh endear her to all who know her. She is somewhat hard to get acquainted with on account of that mouselike quality she possesses. But once you know Anne, her wit, sin- cerity and unselfishness, like hooks of steel, will bind her to you as a friend. It is said that still waters run deep, and beneath Anne ' s bashful exterior there runs a constant stream of friendship, fellowship and sportsmanship. Y. W. C. A., 1918-21; Maury Lit- erary Society, I 9 1 8-2 1 ; Athletic Association, 1918-21; Second Prize in Javelin Throw, Field Day, 1918-19; Third Place in Javelin Throw, Field Day, 1919-20. LLEWELLYN CARMINE BELOTE Onley, Virginia Lou Household ,-lrts She is pretty to walk with, And wittjr to talk with y nd pleasant, too, to think on. ' Tt OU is ver} fascinating and viva- cious and does strenuous deeds. She assumes the burden of a whole recitation period in Biology and gets A-j-. She assumes the burden of a correspondence with Onley every day. She undergoes a fashionable operation (we are sorry for her) to be at Onley for a few weeks. Oh, yes, she is the Rooseveltian of our class. Strenuous — what say ! Lou has a scintillating wit — but it is too merry to be biting. And she is such an airy fairy, that sometimes we wonder if she does dance with other imps on a moonbeam. She is a good student and doesn ' t care a thing about the bovs — oh, no ! Athletic Association, 1919-21 ; Mau- ry Literary Society, 1919-20; Y. W. C. A., 1919-21; Secretary Maury Literary Society, First Term, 1 920-2 1 ; Vice President of Class, 1920-21; Class Baseball Team, 1920-21. Eighte

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Class of 1921 Motto: Deeds, not words Floivcr: Tea Rose Colors: Black and Gold OFFICERS President Clara La Crosse Vice-President Llewellvx Celotk Secretary and Treasurer Elsie Keffer Eltxice Gilliaje Student Government Representatives. • . • j Iosephixe Freemak WixxiE Carter Keith Sinclair lRGIXIA FaRIXHOLT Cora N ' aughax Athletic Reprcsentaiivc . Poet Historian Prophet Keith Sixclair Giftorian Juliet ' ARE Attorney Edx a Rriel

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SARAH C. BIVENS Wingate, North Carolina S. B. Household Arts The force of her own merit makes her way. ARAH came to us from North Carolina, and has proven a val- uable asset to our class. She has a genial disposition and is loved by all who know her. One of her favorite pastimes is stroll- ing leisurely through the National Cemetery on Sunday afternoons, in a group of five. Athletic Association, 1919-21 ; Mau- ry Literary Society, 1919-21; Y. W. C. A. Devotional Committee, 1920-21; Hiking Club, 1920-21. MARIAN JERDONE BOXLEY Frederick Hall, Virginia Box Household Arts Never put oiif until tomorrow What may be done today. [hjIARIAN joined us in our Junior l nl year with a determination to win and she has accomplished her aim. One characteristic of Marian is that cheery smile that never wears oE. She is a persistent worker and dotes on her knowledge of Domestic Science and Locker , but from all evidences she will some day become a Tanner . Athletic Association, 1919-21; Mau- ry Literary Society, 1919-21; Y. W. C. A., 1919-21; Hiking Club, 1920.21.