Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Seniors YVONNE DUVALL 214 Roberts Avenue Yonkers, New York Art “Lala,” the lass who uses Pond’s, is editor-in-chief of Intermission. You say you’re having trouble getting typists? She is co-art editor of the Acorn, secretary of the Alumnas Association, a member of the A. A. Board, and a prominent Delta Psi. Our little gal is kept mighty busy. The name Jimmy always seems to bring a smile to her face. That beautiful ring means a wedding march in September. How about that over¬ worked sewing machine? Is there anything Lala can’t do? We wonder why it is that people who turn articles in late annoy her. LORRAINE MARIE ESPOSITO 99 West Fourth Street Bayonne, New Jersey Liberal Arts “Espo,” or “ Wowaine, ” as she is sometimes called, is the Senior Class treasurer, organizations editor for the Acorn, president of the Newman Club, and member of the Y. W. C. A., and another Delta Psi. No letter today? You’re joking, of course; there is always one from her favorite male, John. She can very often be found just resting. Lorraine’s early morning battle cry is, “Put the cap on the toothpaste, Boots.” In her opinion, the most annoying of annoyances is “Davey’s” sink at 2:00 a. m. “You tell her, I stutter.” This little one has many nicknames but the one that suits her best is “A. P.” 4 17 K h

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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 } •

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Seniors MABEL LOUISE GARDNER 214 West Burke Street Martinsburg, West Virginia M usic “Boots” lias intelligence plus. She is vice president of the Student Council, a junior hostess and a dining room hostess, and she is on the community committee of the Y. W. C. A. Boots is both musically and dra¬ matically inclined, she is a Delta Psi Omega and the assistant director of the Glee Club. What is this we hear about her singing in the woods? Her pet peeve is baby talk. NORA ELIZABETH GORDON Victoria Street Commerce, Georgia Liberal Arts Nora is a table hostess, member of the “Y, ” and a Delta Psi. She’s our one and only gal hailing from Georgia. Play productions are her favorite pastime. “Is that a plane?” “Rebel” has red hair and a button nose. Who is that Air Mail letter from, Nora? The thing that annoys her most is getting no mail. She is our Apple Blossom princess.