Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Seniors TINA LEE CASSELL 217 East Market Street Cadiz, Ohio Liberal Arts Tina is co-chairman of the vesper committee of the Y. W. C. A. In addition to this she is an active member of Studio Theater. Tina is our one and only ex-WAC and she walks with that well-known military swagger. “Devvie” and Jeanne, with whom she can usually be found, know that her greatest dislike is smoke in her eyes. AUDREY LATHERIA CONKLING 150 Eighth Avenue Whitestone, New York Liberal Arts “Conky” is wonderful with a piano. We’ll never forget her singing and playing “Minnie the Moocher.” She is a Delta Psi and as such she has shown that she has other talents too. Remember that monologue she did in the Variety Show? Conky is president of the House Council. This lass can usually be found involved in a serious game of bridge—“I bet a Winslow, Nora.” If you’ll believe it, she’ll tell you her pet peeve is Rebels. 4 15

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Seniors ELIZABETH NOYES BUCKLEY c o Captain Cecil Adell Key West, Florida Liberal Arts Our Navy junior, her favorite topics are: Key West and you-know-who’s-been-changed. “Bucky” is a Delta Psi Omega and also serves on the vesper com¬ mittee of the Y. W. C. A. Her pet peeve is people who borrow, and her favorite question is “Wasn’t that a kick?” Bucky has a special passion for ironing boards and a wonderful sense of humor. DOLORES GRACE CASANAVE 25 Garden Road Pelham Manor, New York Music “Dee,” our boss. She is the president of the Student Council. Those study halls spent with Beethoven and Bach. What would the “88” keys do without Dee? If it weren’t for tea, where would Dee be? The quiet one with a grin from ear to ear. Her pet peeve is those late hours—shall we say, about five in the morning? Valedictorian and Miss Blackstone! 4 14

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Seniors SUE THURMAN CROOKS 181 Waverly Place New York, New York Speech “Susie” is artistically and dramatically inclined. An active Delta Psi, Sue is assistant editor of Inter¬ mission. Her favorite men are “Wade—you know, B. J.’s brother”—and Eddy Arnold. She is an ardent hillbilly fan. “Just can’t wait to get to Marianna.” She played as an extra in “Romeo and Juliet” in Richmond. Susie is also a member of the varsity hockey team. She can usually be found in the art studio. Her pet peeve is, of all things, seeds. NATAHLIE ETHEL DOWNS 60 Maple Street Needham, Massachusetts Liberal Arts “Nat,” the gal with the ever-famous Bostonian accent, holds one of the positions of nobility at B. C. G., that of treasurer of the Student Council. Besides being a member of the Dolphin Club and a junior hostess, she is also co-chairman of the community committee for the Y. W. C. A. Have you ever heard that eerie locomotive sound floating throughout the atmosphere? If you have, it was none other than our gal, Nat. Oh, those dreaded piano lessons. She can usually be found with Mary Anne and “Shirk” { 16 } •