Blackstone College - Acorn Yearbook (Blackstone, VA)

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Seniors BARBARA HELEN PEUGEOT Pines Bridge Road Ossining, New York Liberal Arts “Pug” is another of the lucky girls who has gained Delta Psi. She serves on the recreation committee of the “Y, ” is chairman of the home-coming committee of the Alumnae Association, and can boast of Dolphin Club membership and of being a vital part of the Hockey team. Pug is the Senior Class reporter for the Acorn. Say, how do you think Pug looks with red hair? She can usually be found looking for Shorty, or vice versa. For two consecutive years now, she has been voted the biggest “fnerd” in the school and the possessor of the most notorious laugh. Pug eats, sleeps, and dances “Heffalumps,” and she will never forget the night that Paddy Murphy died. What frets her most is cotton. ANNE LEE RIDDICK 2900 Glover Driveway, N. W. Washington, D. C. Liberal Arts Anne is both a junior hostess and a dining-room hostess. She can often be found sitting in close prox¬ imity to the phone booth or in the town of Black- stone. Does anyone dare ask why? She lives in obser¬ vation room number one. Anne worked on the business staff of the yearbook this year. “Brownie, do your homework.” Her pet peeve is a silent phone; her favorite exercise, walking. 4 2

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Seniors FRANCES ANN PANKEY 457 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Physical Education Our star and all-round gal, “Pank, ” is a very active member of our varsity hockey and baseball teams. Making another goal seems to be like breathing to her. “You’re just pulling my leg.” Pankey is a member of the Y. W. C. A. and the Wesleyan Club. Her lending library of clothes. Pankey is one of the few girls on the campus who can claim membership in Pentathlon. Our human alarm clock. Her dogs and those week ends are two of her favorite topics. SHIRLEY ANN PARSON Stony Creek, Virginia Liberal Arts Shirley is that cute little blonde who’s always taking the part of both sister and mother. She is Senior Class representative on the Council, secretary of Delta Psi, a member of the recreation committee of the “Y, ” and one of the House Council. Top man among the many is Howard who attends the University of Virginia. Her favorite expression is (shall we say it?) and her favorite trouble is business math. { 26 }

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no S ADELE BRADBURY ROBINS 93 Cedar Avenue Maywood, New Jersey M usic “Cookie” is a dining-room hostess and one of those girls whose voice you hear so often over the loud speaker. She is a music major and, as such, she spends long hours practicing the piano. “Is that studio occupied again?” What’s this about a trip to Den¬ mark, Cookie? Her favorite expression is “Gad,” but very often you will hear her say some word in Spanish. Johnnie and Union College have a place in her heart. CAMILLA PARKER SMITH “ Bouldernol” Canaan, New York Physical Education “Cim,” another of those physical education majors, is a member of that marine group, the Dolphin Club. She can be located in Room 121, otherwise known as Grand Central Station. As one strolls by this room, the hum of music and the sound of laughter can usually be heard, with Cim in the middle of things. “And that ain’t all,” “Hi, Dolly,” and “Ain’t it darlin’?” are a few of her pet expressions. 4 28