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

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VADA CATHERINE MILLER BRIDGEVVATER, VIRGINIA Shenandoah Valley Club; Catherine Club; Hiiili School Club; V. IV. C. A. Given : A fair face, curly locks, and a slender person- age ; now add to this a good disposition, perseverance, and good disciplinarian traits: then multiply by a wide-awake, ever-increasing interest in Scientific Tests and Measure- ments, and the result is — Vada, the future author of A Romance of Mathematics. ETHEL VERNICE MILLER NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Sergcant-at-Arms Norfolk Club ; Cotillion Club; Racket Tenuis Club; Y. IV. C. A. Bunnie is described as a frank, jolly, sociable, congen- ial girl — a friend to everybody in school and just the best kind of sport imaginable. When anyone suggests going, Bunnie is Johnny-on-the-spot. Still she is the type of girl who can enjoy life on the campus. Talking about ath- letics — she did go out once and starred in practices for the Fatty-Skinny game last year. JESSIE BELL M1S11 AUGUSTA COUNTY Shenandoah I ' alley Club; Pinquel Tennis Club; Y. IV. C. A. Surely you know Jessie — lovable, sincere little body that she is. Rather quiet, but always ready for a joke. She takes life smilingly, no matter what comes her way. Though a casual observer may not pick her out as a teacher, she enjoys the little folks, and works well with them.

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HELEN LUCILLE MARSH Ml i :ty Helen-Ellen Club; Senior Hockey Team, 1920; I ' inquel hum Club; Piedmont-Midland iluh; Grammar Grade Hub, Y. W. i . . . We all rejoiced with the Helen-Ellen Club when their belated g l-timer came back. I wonder how man) saw the happ) l k in her bright eyes the morning she returned, as her gaze traveled around the dining room to pick out the clil familiar faces. Here, indeed, i a loyal daughter of II. X. S. MARGARET LIGON MARTIN ' .TV Lanier Literary Society: Racket Tennis Club; Senior ley Team; Senior Basket Ball Team; Rockbridge Club: Home Economics Club: Cotillion Club: Shenandoah Valley Club: ) ' . W. C. . . Margaret is one of iir staunches! friends. She loves t. take her daily letter out of the mail box — her main hobby at the Normal. Only those vh ' know her can appreciate her sense of humor and wit. She escaped the trials and troubles of practice teaching by signing up for a four-year course. We wish her success in the struggles for her de- gree. VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE MECARTNEY FREDERICK COUNTY Glee Club; Vice-President Junior High School Club; Vir- ginia Club: Stratford Dramatic Club; Shetland Valley Club: French Circle: High School Club: Chairman Social Service Committee V. IV. C. A. Here is a girl of the finest type, and a very efficient one, too. Whatever Virginia attempts. she does it well. In her English classes she has always starred, and as a Y. W. Cabinet member her faithfulness in social-service work will ever be remembered. Have ii not heard of her sixty-six ?

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RUTH PENDLETON MOON l 111 MAUI I I i ' High .Si7i.hi Club; Albemarle Pippins; French Circle; Lamer Literary Society; Y. W. c . . . I passed two 14 i r 1 s out on the walk the other night. They were trying to get their bearings straight, and one of them .-aid. Well, the moon rises over Mr. Duke ' s house and sets behind Harrison 1 Tall I That may be r y, . but this particular Moon of tir de- light Hm- and sets over in Spottswood, and as William Green Mill would say, She is the risingest moon that is! Nothing can keep her down. She thrives on obstacles. MARTHA KATHERIXE MOORE ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Katherine Club; Shenandoah Valley Club; Junior Hockey Team; Y. W.C. A. Martha is one of the quietest and most reserved of all H. N. S. girls, and few reallj know her true worth. Once you gel tn her heart, she is a valued friend. She has a nature that never changes, and her constancy can always be re- in d upon. Martha lives in a beautiful brick farmhouse near Har- ris, ' iilmru : and almost any Friday afternoon we can see her running down the campus walk, hailing the bus man to wait just a minute longer. She always succeeds in get- tiny there before he leaves, for home is her destination. MAISIE LIVINIA MORGAN BRUNSWICK, GEORC1 Glee Club; Racket Tennis Club; Kindergarten Club; Cotil- lion Club; Lanier Literary Society; Treasurer Ramblers; Y.W. C. A. We have often heard of Georgia peaches, and at last one has drifted to II. N. S. Maisie has all that the name might imply: a happy disposition, lovely feminine quali- ties winning ways, and last, but bj no means least, a mass of brown curls. We feel certain that Maisie ' s future will hold no domestic troubles, because we suspect she has engaged a chef for life. And we are sure it wasn t March madness that brought the lucky stone and other attachments which may keep her always near Blue Stone Hill.