Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Seniors JANE ELLEN LEARY 361 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Massachusetts Liberal Arts “Janie,” our illustrious class president, the gal with the famous mental capacity—You say you have a bit of the ol’ espanol hidden away in that brain of yours? A Delta Psi, “Leer” can usually be found manipulating the lights for many of the stage pro¬ ductions. Jane is co-editor of the alumnae newspaper. Jane’s pet peeve is the Doodley-Doo. Why, Jane? She has played fullback on the varsity hockey team, and so well that what would we have done without her? Leer, must you sock those balls so hard? CAROLINE JOYCE LEEMING 12 Rhode Island Avenue Providence, Rhode Island Liberal Arts “Slim” is treasurer for Delta Psi Omega, a member of the House Council, a dining-room hostess, and a member of the recreation committee of the “Y.” Her favorite topic is Rhode Is ' and—“Best state of the forty-eight.” “Keep laughing.” The thing that irks her most is to hear someone use that certain word. She can usually be found looking for a fourth. 2 { 22

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Seniors BARBARA JEANETTE KINLAW St. Pauls, North Carolina Liberal Arts “Jeanne” is an active Studio Theater member and is on the recreation committee of the Y. W. C. A. Jeanne proves that good things come in small packages. When she talks about Hennie, she’s bound to say, “But he’s so b-i-g!” Lucky girl, she manages to get home quite often. Her most oft-quoted request is, “Sit on the other side.” “Hey, Wowaine, ain’t you writ nothin’ yet?” Jeanne’s greatest dislike is blind dates. RITA ELON LANIGAN 41-08 42c! Street Sunnyside, Long Island, New York Liberal Arts Rita, our strongest advocate of the “new look,” is secretary of the Y. W. C. A., editor of this Acorn, member of the House Council and Newman Club, co¬ editor of the alumnae newspaper, and an ardent Delta Psi. Won’t somebo dy tell her the meaning of the word sleep? Rita loves English literature, all kinds of music, and Notre Dame. What she doesn’t like is rushing and then waiting. She can be located in the dining room along with Sarah, Jeanne, and Lorraine long after everyone else has left. Looking for food? Her miniature is the prized possession and a sign that she’ll soon be sitting with her own children. 21 jo

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Seniors MARJORIE HELENE MAHER 459 Esplanade Pelham Manor, New York Liberal Arts “Lou” is chairman of the junior hostesses and treasurer of the Alumna; Association. Ash and P. M. C. are the things most often in her thoughts. She can usually be located anywhere but in her own room. Lou believes in extended week ends. The thing that troubles this gal most is that truck at 7:45 a. m. JEAN CRANDALL MALCOLM 517 Prescott Road Merion Station, Pennsylvania The littlest angel—oops, who are we kidding? Shall we merely say the littlest—all 4 ' 11” of her. Besides being president of the Alumnae Association, she is chairman of the Dolphin Club, and a Delta Psi. Oh, those marvelous week ends when Lafayette appeared on the campus in full force. Where does our tiny one get such a powerful voice? “Drink a Highball” and “The Blue and White” can be heard pouring out of 119 constantly. Her pet annoyance is socks rolled down. 23 }