Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1939 volume:

Wi the CORONET Hall of Communications Queens-Chicora College MAI939 THE Published y THE SENIOR CLASS SUE MAULDIN—Editor RUTH KNEE—Business Manager Copyright FOR I DIPPED INTO THE FUTURE .. FOREWORD In 1933 and 1934, prompted by the Chicago Fair, the world looked back upon “A Century of Progress. Now, in 1939, its eyes are forward turned toward “The World of Tomorrow It is fitting for a college yearbook to take this, the theme of the New York 1939 World's Fair, for its own; because, after all, we, the college students of Today, will be the planners and builders of that World of Tomorrow, and its first citizens. DEDICATION And. with the same thought in mind, it is also fitting that this, the 1939 CORONET, should be grate- fully inscribed to those men and women who, with the foresight of the wise, have dedicated time and money to Queens-Chicora College and to its students, in order that the Youth of Today may be better citizens in the World of Tomorrow. - SAW THE VISION OF THE WORLD.. AND AR AS HUMAN EYE COULD SEE . . ALL THE WONDERS THAT WOULD BE CONTENTS BOOK I ADMINISTRATION BOOK II CLASSES BOOK III ORGANIZATIONS BOOK IV SORORITIES BOOK V FEATURES IN APPRECIATION Dr. William Henry Frazer IN MEMORY The Administration Building The Administration of Queens-Chicora College is dedicated to the task of raising the standards of the school intellectually, spiritually, and socially. Through constant study, the faculty equip themselves to educate the Youth of Today for the World of Tomorrow. DR. WILLIAM HENRY FRAZER A.B., B.D., D.D., Litt.D., LL.D. President For seventeen profitable years Dr. Frazer has been President of Queens- Chicora College. Ever endeavoring for the betterment of the college and those who were a part of it, he has led the way steadily uphill toward the peak of perfection; putting into his every step devotion and hard work. Fie has suc- ceeded in making Queens-Chicora a great institution, and building upon the foundation he has laid, we can strive toward ever greater achievements. While we deeply regret that we must lose him, we feel that not a sad song, but one of triumph should be sung for his influence on our campus. Our sincere love and appreciation, and the promise of a future reward are embodied in these words from Matthew 25:21 — Well done, thou, good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things. I will make thee ruler over many things.” QUEENS-CHICORA EXECUTIVES Dr. Samuel C. Byrd A.B.. A.M., D.D., LL.D. Presi dent-Emeritus Since the merger of Queens College with Chicora College in 1930. Dr. Byrd has been President-Emeritus and Registrar of Queens-Chicora College. A true servant of God and a faithful supporter and promoter of all that is beautiful and good. Dr. Byrd is a beloved member of our college family. I he pattern of our college life would not be complete without him. Mrs. Virginia Miller Agnew A.B., A.M. Dean of Women Never too busy to hear some girl’s problem or to help plan some bit of happiness for the students. Mrs. Agnew has a definite place in the hearts of Queens-Chicora girls. Through her efforts, college social life is made more attractive. Dr. James M. Godard A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. pending Dean of Instruction Dr. Godard joined us in 1 936. and since that time has done much to adapt and enrich our curricula for our needs. Able to see the student point of view and at the same time offer constructive advice. Dr. Godard is an efficient and likable personality on our campus. DEPARTMENT HEADS Ethel Abernethy, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology and Philosophy Anne Leaming Booker, B.S.. M.A. Professor of Home Economics Lucile Kathryn Delano, A. B.. A. M„ Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages Alma Taylor Edwards, B.A.. M.A. Professor of Ancient Languages JOSEPH M. GETTYS. A.B.. S.T.B , S.T.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Bible and Religious Education James M. Godard, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. pending Professor of Education Minnie Almira Graham, B. A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Physical Sciences Rena Harrell, A.B., A.M. Librarian Cordelia Henderson Instructor in Physical Education M. Dorisse Howe, A.B., M.A., Ph.D Professor of Biological Sciences Esther Wright Huffman, A.B., M.A., B.D. Instructor in Art Mary H. Inglis. A.B.. A.M. Director of Secretarial Administration OLIVE M. JONES, A.B., S.B., A.M. Professor of Mathematics R. V. Kennedy, A.B. A.M. Professor of Social Sciences Ethel M. King Instructor in Spoken English and Dramatic Interpretation Agnes Stout, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English FACULTY Thelma Albright. A.B.. A.M. Assistant Professor of English Connie Jones Burwell. A.B.. M.A., PH.D. Instructor in Languages S. C. Byrd. A.B.. A.M.. D.D.. LL.D Instructor in Social Sciences Mary Denny. A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Lemma Croker Eason. B.S.. M.S. Instructor m Home Economics Thelma B. Edwards. A.B.. M.A. Instructor in Secretarial Studies Winnie Frazer Assistant Treasurer Mildred Morse McEwen. A.B.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Sciences Virginia M. Mullaney, A.B.. M.A. Instructor in Modern Language Elsie Stokes Moseley Instructor in Organ and Piano Sara McKee Nooe. B.S.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences Ida M. Patrick. A.B.. A M. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Estelle Rawl Porter. A B Instructor in Education Don Richardson Director of Violin Training M. Grace Robinson Director of Voice Training and Public School Music Frances Farley Smith Secretary to Dean of Instruction ANN VANN, A.B.. M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Salem College: Columbia University Mary Julia Lebby School Nurse WlLHELMINA C. BYRD. LlTT.D. (No Picture) Instructor in Bible and Religious Education Mary Wharton. B M. (No Picture) Instructor in Piano Rosa M. Mercer (No Picture) Housekeeper The New York State Building Amphitheatre A school is something more than its build- ings, its faculty, and its organizations. A school is composed mainly of its students. At Queens-Chicora, the Student Body is large enough for each individual to have her per- sonal friendships and loyalties, and yet small enough for each one to find her own place. ■■ — CLASSES Four smart girls . . . Tennis ... The art classes at work . . . Rest for the weary ... A dignified senior . . . Just Table! . . . Sunday night at the Flut . . . From the dentist's chair . . . Sun gets in your eyes . . . You tell 'em, Mona . . . Practicing for the Big Night. THE CLASS OF 1939 OFFICERS Marjorie Timms........................President Frances Poole ..........Vice-President Adele Sutherland ............. . . . Secretary Anneal TripLETTE Treasurer Page Eighteen ELEANOR ALEXANDER Knoxville. Tenn. Chi Omega University of Tennessee ( 1 ) : S. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4) ; Vice-President of C!ass (3) : Spectator Club (2). Secretary-Treasurer ( 3 ) . Secretary of Pan-Hellenic Council (4 ); Cbi Omega Pledge Instructor (3), President (4); Choral Club (2). President (3. 4); Gallery Chairman of Stunt Night (3); I. R. C. (2. 3, 4). ANNIE LAURIE ANDERSON Badin, N. C. Alpha Gamma Delta Volleyball (1): Creative Writing Group of Spectator Club (I. 2). Dramatic Group (4) ; Secretary of Alpha Gamma Delta (4) : Queens Blues Reporter (3) ; Stunt Night Committee (1 ). JEAN ASBURY Charlotte, N. C. Spectator Club (1); Linnean Club (1. 2). Secretary-Treasurer (3). Vice-President (4); Camera Club (4) . DOROTHY BAKER Charlotte, N. C. Meredith College (1); CORONET Staff (3). Assistant Business Manager (4). Page Nineteen I I Page Tu'enty EUGENIA BAKER Charlotte, N. C. Spectator Club (1); I. R. C. (4). MARTHA BINGHAM Charlotte. N. C. Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4): Latin Club (1. 2); Spanish Club (1, 2): Linnean Club (2). KATE BROWN Landrum, S. C. S. C. A. (1. 2. 3. 4); Volleyball (3. 4); Book Tea Group of Spectator Club (1. 2. 4): Stunt Night Committee (4); Camera Club f4 ). DOROTHY CARSON Mooresville. N. C. S. C. A. Cabinet (2. 3. 4); Dramatic Group of Spectator Club (1); Sigma Mu (3). Vice-President (4); Choral Club (1. 2. 3); Student Volunteer Band (1): School Accom- panist (1. 2. 3): Stunt Night Committee (4). Page Tiventy-one Page Tiventy-two JEAN CRAVEN Clarkton. N. C. Alpha Delta Pi Basketball (I. 2. 3. 4); Vice-President of Athletic Association (4); Spectator Club (1. 2. V 4) Choral Club (1, 2, 3. 4) ; Queens Blues Reporter (1, 2) ; Home Economics Club (1. 2. 3. 4). KATHRYN CRAVEN Charlotte, N. C. Spectator Club ( 1 ) : I. R. C. (3). Vice-President (4); Linnean Club (2, 4). MARGUERITE CRAVEN Clarkton. N. C. Alpha Delta Pi Second Vice-President of Boarding Students (4); Athletic Council (4 1; Spectator Club (I. 2. 3. 4) : Choral Club (1, 2. 3. 4) ; Queens Blues Reporter (3, 4) ; Volleyball and Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4 ). OLIVE CROSWELL Asheville, N. C. Kappa Delta St. Genevieve-of-the-Pines (1. 2); S. C. A. Vice-President (4); Spectator Club (3). President (4); League of Evangelical Students (3, 4); Queens Blues Reporter (3, 4); Stunt Night Committee (4); Dean's List (3. 4). Page Twenty- three HELEN CUMNOCK Davidson. N. C. Chi Omega President of Student Body (4); S. C. A.. Treasurer (2). Cabinet Member (3): Treasurer of Class (1). President of Class (2. 3): Representative to Athletic Council (I. 3) Secretary (2): Basketball (2. 3. 4). Captain (IT Volleyball (2. 3): Spectator Club (1): Alpha Kappa Gamma (2. 3. 4); Vice-President of Chi Omega Sorority (3); Choral Club (1, 2. 3. 4): Queens Blues Staff (3): Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities' (4). CORNELIA DAVIS Charlotte. N. C. Alpha Delta Theta Spectator Club (4): Linnean Club (3): Camera Club (4). MARGARET DUCKETT Charlotte. N. C. Phi Mu Vice-President of Day Students (4) : S. C. A. Cabinet (1. 2). Social Service Chairman (3) : Spectator Club (I. 2): League of Evangelical Students (1. 2): Queens Blues Advertising Staff (1); Linnean Club. Vice-President (2): Archery (1). Basketball (2), Swimming (3); Coronet Staff (4;. SARA DuRANT Newton. Iowa Alpha Delta Theta First Vice-President of Boarding Students (4). House President (4); S. C. A. Secretary (4): Cheer Leader of Class (2), Treasurer of Class (3); Archery (2): Spectator Club (1. 2): Representative to Pan-Hellenic (2. 4): Alpha Kappa Gamma (4): Alpna Delta Theta. Presi- dent of Pledges (1). Secretary (2), Treasurer (3); Choral Club (1. 2. 4). Treasurer (3); Queens Blues Reporter (1. 2). ) m Page Twenty-five Page Tiventy-six FRANCES EHRHARDT PlNEHURST. N. C. Alpha Delta Theta Tennis (1, 2). Archery (2): Book Tea Group of Spectator Club (1. 2. 3, 4); Treasurer of Alpha Delta Theta Sorority (4) : Queens Blues Reporter (1. 2): Stunt Night Committee i 1 2. 3. 4) EMILY FERGUSON Clinton. S. C. Kappa Delta S. C. A. (1. 2. 3, 4); Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Choral Club (3); League of Evangelical Students (4); Linnean Club (1). Home Fconomics Club (1. 2. 3 4). BETSY GILLETTE Charlotte. N. C. Spectator Club (1. 2. 3) : Queens Blues Staff ( 1 ) ; Dramatic Club (2, 3). MARGARET GRIER Huntersville. N. C. Page Tivenly-seven i Page Twenty-eight MARY GRIFFIN Charlotte. N. C. Alpha Delta Theta Day Student Chairman of Publicity (2): Spectator Club (1): Vice-President of Pan- Hellenic (4); Alpha Lambda Mu (1): Sigma Mu (4): Alpha Delta Theta Sorority. Secre- tary of Pledges (1). Pianist (2. 3). President (4): Deans List (3. 4); Dramatic Club (3. 4): Radio Club (4); Stunt Night (4). AGNES HOPE GWALTNEY Charlotte. N. C. Alpha Delta Theta S. C. A. Vice-President (4): Spectator Club (1. 2): Vice-President of Alpha Delta Theta Sorority (4): Pledge Instructor (4): Queens Blues Reporter (1. 2): Day Student Editor (3): CORONET Senior Editor: Orientation Committee (4): Stunt Night Committee (4); Home Economics Club (1. 2). Secretary (3). President (4); Dean s List (3, 4). HELEN HATCHER Winchester. Va. Kappa Delta Treasurer of Boarding Students (2): S. C. A. Treasurer (4): Spectator Club (4): Treasurer of Pan-Hellenic (4): Sigma Mu (3. 4): Alpha Kappa Gamma (3). Vice- President (4): Iota Xi (3. 4); Kappa Delta Sorority Pledge Instructor (3). Vice-President (3). President 41: Editor of Queens Blues (3): Dean's List (3, 4): Commencement Marshal (1. 2. 3). MATILDA HELMS Charlotte. N. C. V C. U. N. C. (1, 2): Spectator Club (3. 4); CORONET Business Staff (4). Page Ticenty-nine Page Thirty JULIA HILDRETH Kannapolis. N. C. East Carolina Teachers College ( 1 ) : Western Kentucky State Teacher’s College (2 3). RUTH HOGGARD Charlotte. N. C. Kappa Delta Queens Blues Advertising Staff (1. 2. 3. 4) : CORONET Snapshot Editor (4) ; Stunt Night Committee (1. 3): Camera Club (4). NANCY HOVIS Charlotte. N. C. Chi Omega Ward-Belmont (1): Queens Blues Advertising Staff (2): CORONET Advertising Staff (2. 4); May Court (2. 3). MARGARET HOWE Belmont. N. C. Sacred Heart Academy (1. 2): Spectator Club (4). Page Thirty-one n “I 1 Page Thirty-two MARGARET JAGAR Charleston. S. C. Alpha Delta Pi Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Queens Blues Reporter (4); May Court (2). NELL JAMES Morganton. N. C. Spectator Club (1, 2. 3, 4); Orchestra (1); League of Evangelical Students (4); Camera Club (4). ELEANOR JENKINS Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Secretary of Day Student Council (3). President of Day Students (4): Spectator Club (1): Sigma Mu (4); Phi Mu Sorority. President of Pledges (1) Chaplain (2). Scholar- ship Chairman (2); Librarian (3); Orientation Committee (4); Dean’s List (3. 4); Commencement Marshal (3). MARY CAMPBELL JOHNSTON Murat, Va. Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Camera Club (4). Page Thirty-three I I I B I I I n Kale Kidd Keiger C. King ■w.1 Page Thirty-four BETTY KALE Belmont. N. C. Phi Mu T Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Phi Mu Sorority, Treasurer of Pledges (1); Linnean Club (1). Secretary (4). Queens Blues Business Staff (1. 4). SARA KEIGER Charlotte. N. C. Chi Omega Spectator Club (1 ) ; Chi Omega Sorority. Secretary (4) : Latin Club (1) : Queens Blues Reporter (1). Business Staff (3); CORONET Business Staff (3), Advertising Manager (4). LUCIELLE KIDD Matthews. N. C. Spectator Club (1. 2): Dramatics Club (1. 2. 3), Vice-President (4). CATHERINE KING Lumberton. N. C. Alpha Delta Pi Spectator Club (1, 2. 3. 4): Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Treasurer (4); Queens Blues Reporter (4); Stunt Night Committee (3, 4); Dramatic Club (1. 2): Linnean Club (2). Page Thirty-five Page Thirty-six i ; k BEATRICE KISER Charlotte. N. C. Spectator Club (1. 2); Volleyball (1. 2. 3. 4). RUTH KNEE Charlotte, N. C. Chi Omega Vice-President of Class (1). Finance Chairman (3, 4): Spectator Club (1); Chi Omega Sororitv. Secretary (3). Pledge Instructor (4): I. R. C. (3). Secretary (4): Queens Blues Staff (I); CORONET Staff (2). Assistant Business Manager (3), Business Manager (4). ELIZABETH KOGER Walterboro, S. C. Spectator Club (1. 2, 3. 4). SARA KELLY LILLARD Elkin, N. C. Chi Omega Spectator Club (1, 2); I. R. C. (3). Treasurer (4): Queens Blues Reporter (1. 2). Page Thirty-seven I I Little K. K. Martin Lowrance K. M. Martin Page Thirty-eight SARA LITTLE Charlotte, N. C. Linnean Club (1). Vice-President (2): Sigma Mu (3). President (4): CORONET Associate Editor (4); Deans List (3. 4); Commencement Marshal (2). Chief Marshal (3): Queens Scholar (2. 3): Stunt Night Committee (4). MILDRED LOWRANCE Mooresyille. N. C Phi Mu Secretary of Executive Council (4): S. C. A. Cabinet (1. 2. 3). President (4): Treasurer of State S. C. A. (4 : Gallery Chairman of Stunt Night (2. 4); Volleyball (1. 2. 3. 4), Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4). Athletic Cup (2). Athletic Council (2): Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4): Alpha Kappa Gamma (3). Secretary (4) ; Iota Xi (3. 4): Phi Mu Sorority. President of Pledges (4): Choral Club (1. 2. 3): League of Evangelical Students (2. 3. 4): Queens Blues Staff (1. 2). Business Manager (3): CORONET Business Staff (4); ho s Who Among Students in American Schools and Universities' (4). KATHERINE K. MARTIN Ware Shoals. S. C. S. C. A. (1. 2. 3. 4): Spectator Club. Debating Group (1). Book Tea Group (2. 4): Camera Club (4): League of Evangelical Students (4): Queens Blues Reporter (1. 2. 3); Stunt Night Committee (2. 4). KATHERINE McQ. MARTIN Maxton, N. C. Alpha Delta Pi Vice-President of Boarding Students (4). House President (4): S. C. A., Chairman of Church W ork (43: Spectator Club (1. 2 3. 4): Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Pledge Secretary (2) . Chaplain (3). Secretary (4): League of Evangelical Students (4); Queens B ues Reporter (3) : Orientation Committee (4): Home Economics Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Page Thirty-nine h Mauldin X. Moore C. Moore R. Martin Paqe Fortu RUTH MARTIN Charlotte. N. C. Salem College (1): Guilford College (2): S. C. A. (3. 4): Spectator Club (3. 4). SUE MAULDIN Charlotte. N. C. Chi Omega Day Student Council (2. 3); S. C. A. Cabinet (3. 4); Spectator Club (1. 2), Group Leader of Creative Writing (3): Pan-Hellenic (4): Iota Xi (2. 3. 4); Sigma Mu (3. 4): Alpha Kappa Gamma (3. 4): Linnean Club (1): Queens Blues Reporter (1). Editor of Freshman Issue. Editor of Sophomore Issue. Staff (2). Assistant Editor (3). Blues Award (1): CORONET Assistant Editor (3). Editor (4); Orientation Committee (4): Deans List (3. 4) . Who's W ho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities (4). CATHERINE MOORE Indian Trail. N. C. Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4): Choral Club (3. 4): League of Evangelical Stud;nts (2, 3). NORMA MOORE Indian Trail. N. C. S. C. A. (1. 2. 3. 4): Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Home Economics Club (1. 2. 3. 4) : Queens Blues Staff (2); Volleyball (I). Captain (2. 3. 4). Basketball (1). Captain (2. 3 4). Page Forty-one McDowell McManus M cGrkgor O’Hair n SARA RUTH McDOWELL Pacolet. S. C. Alpha Delta Pi Boarding Student Council (3). President (4): Secretary of Class (2, 3): Spectator Club (1, 2, 3): Alpha Kappa Gamma (3). Treasurer (4): Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Vice-President (2). Secretary (4): Choral Club (1, 3. 4), Treasurer (2): Queens Blues Staff (3); Orientation Committee (3, 4); Home Economics Club (1, 3, 4). Treasurer (2): May Court (2, 3). Maid of Honor (4): Beauty Section (2. 3. 4): Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities (4). MARGARET McGREGOR Ruby. S. C. Alpha Delta Theta Coker College (1. 2); Linnean Club (4). HILDA McMANUS Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Delta FRANCES MARION O'HAIR Rock Hill. S. C. Alpha Delta Pi Vice-President of Class (2); Spectator Club (1. 2. 3); Pan-Hellenic (4); I. R. C. (3). President (4); Sigma Mu (4): Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Vice-President (3). President (4). Pledge Instructor (3); Choral Club (1. 2, 3, 4): Chapel Program Chairman (3); Queens Blues Staff (3): Stunt Night Chairman (2. 3); Orientation Committee (3); Volleyball (2). Page Forty-three — STACIE ORR Indian Trail. N. C. East Carolina Teachers College (2): S. C. A. (1, 3. 4): Spectator Club (1. 3. 4); Home Economics Club (3. 4): Volleyball (1, 3). Basketball (1). FRANCES POOLE Mullins, S. C. Alpha Delta Theta Vice-President of Class (4); Archery (2); Spectator Club (1, 2); Alpha Delta Theta Sorority. Historian (3). Chaplain (4): Stunt Night Committee (3. 4); Home Economics Club (1. 2. 4). Vice-President (3). ANNE PURNELL Charlotte, N. C. Chi Omega Day Student Council (4): May Court (3). JUANITA PUTNAM Shelby. N. C Appalachian State Teacher s College (1. 2) : S. C. A. (3.4): Spectator Club ( 4 ) : I. R. C (4) ; Radio Club (3, 4) ; Camera Club (4). Page Forty-five Page Forty-six LAURA FRANCES QUERY Charlotte. N. C. Spectator Club (1): Home Economics Club (1 2. 3 4). FRANCES REINS Lenoir. N. C. Peace College (1. 2) : S. C. A. Cabinet (4) : Spectator Club (3. 4) : League of Evangelical Students (3, 4) : Queens Blues Reporter (3) ; Chairman of Stunt Night (4) : Cheer Leader (4). ANN McREE ROBERTS Carthage. N. C. Alpha Gamma Delta Treasurer of Executive Council (4); President of Athletic Association (4): Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4): Choral Club (3. 4): League of Evangelical Students (3). ELSIE ROWE Charlotte. N. C. Spectator Club (1): Home Economics Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Page Forty-seven 'J I Page Forty-eight LENORA RUSSELL Florence. S. C. Alpha Delta Pi Furman University (1, 2); Spectator Club (.3, 4). NELL SADLER Charlotte. N. C. Spectator Club (1, 2): Queens Blues. Business Manager of Freshman and Sophomore Editions. Advertising Manager (3); CORONET Business Staff (2, 3). NANETTE SHERARD Abbeville. S. C. Alpha Delta Theta Spectator Club (1. 2, 3. 4); Choral Club (1, 2, 3. 4). EVELYN SMITH Charlotte. N. C. Brevard College (1. 2); Home Economics Club (3. 4). Page Forty-nine ADELE SUTHERLAND Charlotte. N. C. Chi Omega Secretary of Class (4); Spectator Club (1): Chi Omega Sorority. Secretary (3), Vice- President (4). CORONET Advertising Staff (3. 4); May Court (3); Beauty Section (3, 4). MARJORIE TIMMS WlNNSBORO. S. C. Alpha Delta Pi Student Council Representative (1, 2. 3. 4); President of Class (4); Spectator Club (1. 2): Pan-Helienic Representative (4); Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. Corresponding Secretary (3), Vice-President (4); Queens Blues, Reporter (2), Staff (3); May Court (1, 3), May Queen (4). ANNEAL TRIPLETTE Lenoir. N. C. Alpha Delta Pi S. C. A. Cabinet (2. 3, 4); Treasurer of Class (4); Spectator Club (2. 3, 4); Queens Blues Reporter (2) ; Stunt Night (3. 4) : Home Economics Club (2. 3. 4) ; Dramatic Club (2. 3); League of Evangelical Students (2). Secretary-Treasurer (3), President (4). HARRIETTE TUTTLE Lanes. S. C. Alpha Delta Theta Flora Macdonald College (1. 2) ; S. C. A. (3, 4); Book Tea Group of Spectator Club (3, 4); Queens Blues Reporter (3); Linnean Club (4). Page Fifty-two MARJORIE VENNING Mt. Holly. N. C '4 Kappa Delta j Coker College (1. 2): S. C. A. (3. 4): Basketball (3. 4). Tennis (3, 4). ALENE WARD Tryon, N. C. Phi Mu S. C. A. Cabinet (4): Spectator Club (1. 2. 3. 4); Pan-Hellenic Council (3. 4); Phi Mu Sorority. President (4); Choral Club (3): Queens Blues. Advertising Staff (1. 2), Circulation Manager (3): CORONET Business Staff (4 ) ; Queens Quill Business Manager (4); Stunt Night Committee (1. 2. 3. 4). DOROTHY WILKIE Forest City. N. C. Alpha Gamma Delta Book Tea Group of Spectator Club (1, 2. 3. 4): Pan-Hellenic Representative (4): Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. Guard (2). House Chairman (3). Treasurer (4); Latin Club (1): Vollevball (2). Tennis (3). LUCY WILLIAMS Charlotte. N. C. Kappa Delta Queens Blues Advertising Staff (1, 2, 3); CORONET Advertising Staff (3). La Presidente Cumnock . . . 29 Yi minutes past Eight . . . Marjorie and Sally ... A once necessary label . . . Engine trouble . . . Chapel . . . May Day . . . High School Day at Blair Union . . . He’s giving his nerves a rest . . . Mittie reads Winchel’s Comments . . . Lucy and “Setter . . . Helen teaches Lucy how . . . Senior Stunt with Queen Baker . . . Off for the week-end . . . Frances Poole . . . Sherard. The Tawing of the Shrew . . . Comparative Zoology . . . Georgie tells a joke . . . Dr. Kratz, remember her? . . . No mon; No fun . . . Homeward bound? . . . Olive works for a change . . . Just the groundwork ... To fill up space . . . While the cats are away . . . Dogwood . . . Madame President ... It must have been good . . . Sleeping beauty. THE CLASS OF 1940 OFFICERS Ann Fuller ..................................President Lucille Gwaltney ..................... Vice-President Nancy Raley..................................Secretary Martha Stoner ...............................Treasurer JUNIORS First Roil1 Hazel Adams, a r a..........Charlotte. N. C. Dorothy Alexander, ai Charlotte, N. C. Frances Allgood...............Cowpens, S. C. Martha Baldwin, aag. . Mt. Gilead, N. C. Second Roiv Dorothy Branan, xn Elizabeth Brandon, ka Annie Mae Brown, a a n Nina Brown, aaii.......... 1930 Third Rous Annette Bruton. Mount Gilead, N. C. Ileita Caldwell, A A 0 . Concord, N. C. Analane Chears. $ M . Pageland, S. C. Jessie Rose Clark, at a Hamlet, N. C. Thompson, Ga. . Halifax. N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Troutman, N. C. Page Fifty-eight JUNIORS First Roiv BONNYE Cox, K a Drexel. N. C. Helen Cox, 4� M Belmont. N. C. Dorothy Duckett, 4 m Charlotte. N. C. Virginia Duncan, a r a Glen Rock, N. J. Second Row Margaret Flowe, 4 m Derita, N. C. Mary B. FOLGER. a r A Charlotte. N. C. Anne Fuller Buffalo, Ala. Betty Gardner, 4� m Charlotte. N. C. Third Row MARY Gillis .............Fayetteville. N. C. Elizabeth Greene Charlotte. N. C. Eleanor Guyton, a r A Kosciusko. Miss. Lucille Gwaltney, a a e Charlotte. N. C. JUNIORS First Row Second Row Lucille Harmon. i m............Concord. N. C. Elizabeth Harms, $ m...........Charlotte, N. C. JANE Hix ......................Cleveland, N. C. Frances Hunter .............Newport News, Va. Georgia Hurt, ka............... Charlotte, N. C. Alice LONGENECKER Belgian Congo, Africa IRENE McCall ................... Florence, S. C. CALLIE Mcelroy ................Charlotte, N. C. 1939 Third Row Evelyn McIntosh .............Charlotte, N. C. Henrietta McIver, a a©............Gulf, N. C. HANNAH McNulty...............Pocahontas, Va. DOROTHY Muse, ka Mountain City, Tenn. Page Sixty JUNIORS First Roll' Ann PEASE. K a Charlotte, N. C. Carolyn Pierce, a a e Mount Holly. N. C. Marjorie Poole, aab Mullins. S. C. Elizabeth Porter, aab Mcbanc, N. C. Second Roiv Sara Louise Porter Rockingham, N. C. Annie Carr Powers, A r a Hamlet. N. C. Nancy Raley, aab Ruby, S. C. Virginia Smith, xp . Charlotte. N. C. Third Roll' Virginia Spoon, ka Burlington, N. C. Betsy Springer, fi M Charlotte. N. C. Mary E. Stevens, k a Mooresville, N. C. Martha Stoner ......................Elberton, Ga. JUNIORS FRANCES STOUGH. xn ... Cornelius. N. C. Elaine Suber, a fa Whitmire. S. C. Woodrow Summers ........................Statesville. N. C. Mildred Thomas ...........................Charlotte. N. C. CLAIRE WlSHART ....................Charlotte. N. C. Page Sixty-two Her prince comes riding . . . Who's going to the Grill? . . . Wanna buy an ad? . . . Getting to the bottom of the problem . . . What's this? . . . Smile pretty . . . Sunning . . . Having their picture took . . . The pause that refreshes . . . Between classes . . . Where’s my taxi? The fairy godmother . . . Coming or going? . . . Free “cokes'' for all . . . Destination: the “Y”; Purpose: to freeze . . . Studying hard! . . . Steps . . . Going our way? . . . Hop on ... Who are you laughing at? . . . The happy ending. THE CLASS OF 1941 OFFICERS Mildred Sneeden President Virginia Cothran......................Vice-President Elizabeth Brammer . . Secretary Margaret Bowen ..........................Treasurer SOPHOMORES First Row CLELIA ABERNETHY ............... Reidsville. N. C. NANCY ARROWOOD .................Lincolnton. N. C. TERA BAILEY .................... Andalusia. Ala. Alice Barron ...................Columbia. S. C. Second Virginia Blymer Margaret Bowen . . Isabel Bradford . . AjMELIA Bradham Row .......Salisbury. N. C ....... Tazewell. Va ........Gastonia, N. C ...........Sumter, S. C Third Row Fourth Row ELIZABETH BRAMMER . Christiansburg. Va. Frances Brockington. . Elberton. Ga. Gentry Burks ....................Charlotte, N. C. MARETTA Rose Clary . . Chattanooga. Tcnn. Marie Corbett ..................... Currie. N. C Helen Cochran .................. Charlotte. N. C SALLY CROSLAND Bennettsvillc. S. C Irene Davis ...................... Charlotte, N. C Page Sixty-six SOPHOMORES First Roll' JEAN Douglass . Chesterfield. S. C. KATHERINE Duncan Glen Rock. N.J. Caroline Edwards Charlotte, N. C. Julia Edwards Charlotte. N. C. Second Roiv JUNE Escott Charlotte. N. C. Dorothy Failor Charlotte, N. C. Jean Ferguson Riverside. 111. Nannie Sue Ferguson Charlotte. N. C. Third Dorothy Freeman Thelma Gardner Virginia Garrison Olivia Gillespie Rolli Charlotte. N. C. Hartsville. S C. Badin, N. C. . Columbia. S. C. Fourth Rolv Mary Gunn Grayce Hackney Ellen Hardee Hilda Harmon Sanford. N. C. Lake City. Fla. Graham. N. C. MeBee. S. C. Page Sixty-seven SOPHOMORES First Row ANNE Harris ......................Brunswick. Ga. Margaret Harrison .. . Charlotte. N. C. Virginia Hickman ............Ft. Smith. Ark. Margaret Holland ............Mt. Holly. N. C. Third Row Elizabeth Imbody ...........Charlotte. N. C. Josephine Johnson ........... Goldston. N. C. Annie Vivian Jones..............Johns. N. C. Frances Kerr ................Matthews, N. C. Second Row Dorothy Hoppe ................Charlotte, N. C. GENEIVE HOSMER ...............Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Hudson .............. Columbia, S. C. Norma Humphries ...............Walhalla. S. C. Fourth Row Judith Killian ...............Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Kornegay . . Charlotte. N. C. Dorothy LONGENECKER Belgian Congo. Afr. Frances LOWRANCE. . Barium Springs, N. C. SOPHOMORES First Roll1 Mary Lyon .................... Burnsville. N. C. MAUDE McCLAM Scranton. S. C. Mary McDevitt Charlotte. N. C. SUE McNULTY Pocahontas. Va. Third Roll■ Susanna Millwee Charlotte. N. C. Louise Moore Lake City. S. C. Nancy Moore.......................Greenville. N. C. Virginia Morrison Hickory. N. C. Second Roll1 Beatrice MacQueen Little Rock. s. C. Mary Mason Greenville. S. C. Gwendolyn Matheson Bennettsvilie. S. C. Carolyn Miller .................. Charlotte. N. C. Fourth Roil1 Maujer Moseley..................... Charlotte. N. C. Eugenia Neu .................... Charlotte. N. C. Natalie Niven.......................Charlotte. N. C. Mary Payne..........................Charlotte. N. C. Page Sixty-nine SOPHOMORES First Row Mary Alice Petteway Charlotte, N. C. Juliette Price ............... New London. N. C. SARA Raney ...................... Lafayette. Ala. Jane Rankin ..................... Charlotte. N. C. Second Row Dorothy Raymond Lakeland. Fla. Helen Rhyne ...................Mt. Holly. N. C. Mary Gilmer Richmond . . Concord, N. C. Frances Riddle ...................Columbia. S. C. Third Row Fourth Row Dorothy Robinson ................ Charlotte. N. C. MARIE ROSEMAN....................Charlotte. N. C. Marjorie Russell ................Florence. S. C. Lillian Sample ....................Ft. Pierce. Fla. ALBERTA SETZER ............Uniontown. Ala Mildred SHUFORD............. Hickory. N. C Carolyn Sibley ............ Charlotte. N. C Mildred SNEEDEN ...............Wilmington. N. C SOPHOMORES First RoiV Elizabeth Taylor Mt. Holly. N. C. Mildred Taylor Stanley. N. C. Mildred Thomas Charlotte. N. C. Sarah Thompson Highlands. N. C. Third Row Ermine WADDILL Charlotte. N. C. Enid WAGGETT St. Charles. S. C. Elizabeth Walters Waynesboro, Ga. Margaret Williams Sarasota. Fla. Second Row SYBIL TREXLER Concord. N. C. Victoria Troutman Addor. N. C. Cornelia Truesdale Kershaw, S. C. Frances Trulock ..............Climax. Ga. Fourth Row Jennie Linn Wright Landis. N. C. Page Seoenly-ont Walk by chapel—if you can . . . School Spirit . . . Queen's Track Team . . . Sophomore Stunt . . . Business to settle . . . June . . . Another group with June leading discussion . . . More pictures of the Stunt, and Julia as she looked that night . . . Bathtub Beauty . . . “Snoodie needs a horse , . . Breaking campus . . . Sister Bradham. THE CLASS OF 1942 OFFICERS VASHTI GORNTO President Louise Lowe.......................Vice-President Jane Montgomery .......................Secretary Ann Peyton ............................Treasurer FRESHMEN Martha Alexander Charlotte, N. C. Ruth Alexander Matthews, N. C. Leona ameen Winnsboro, N. C. Margaret Anderson Charlotte, N. C. Betty Andrews Charlotte. N. C. Ruth Archer - Lakeland, Fla. Martha Arrowcod Shelby, N. C. Dot Ballard Lincolnton, N. C. Alberta Ballenger Charlotte. N. C. Druscilla Ballentine Ware Shoals. S. C. Sara Beall Charlotte. N. C. Nancy Sue Boeckmann Charlotte. N. C. Nell Bookout Charlotte. N. C. Betty Boyd Charlotte. N. C. Martha Brandon Halifax. N. C. Nancy Byrum Charlotte, N. C. Betty Carr Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Caudell Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Chandler Charlotte. N. C. ANNE CROMARTIE Elizabethtown. N. C. Kathryn Curran Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Jane Dandridge Charlotte. N. C. Elizabeth DeArmon Derita. N. C. Virginia DeWitt Charlotte. N. C. Page Seventy-four FRESHMEN Ruth Edmiston Salisbury. N. C. Elizabeth Erwin Laurinburg. N. C. Frances Eubanks Pineville. N C. Mary Alice Feaster Brevard, N. C. Mary Hooker Foust Mt. Vernon Springs. N. C. Inez Fulbright Wilmington. N. C. Marguerite Gamerell Charlotte. N. C. MARGARET GLENN Liberty. S. C. Ann Golden Carthage. N. C. VASHTI Gornto Wilmington. N. C. Christina Grainger Charlotte. N. C. Elaine Gunter Charlotte. N. C. Mary Louise Hall Mt. Ulla. N. C. Victoria Hammond Kosciusko. Miss. Margaret Harden Winnsboro. S. C. Billie Harmon Concord. N. C. Mary Lois Harris Goldston. N. C. Kitt i Sue Harvin Manning. S. C. Esther Hillhouse Calhoun. Ga. Mildred Hoke Charlotte. N. C. Mary Holder Charlotte. N. C. Marjorie Hoyle Charlotte. N. C. Lela Hughs Walhalla. S. C. Sara Hutto Eastover. S. C. Page Seventy-five 19)9 Eleanor Isaac Charlotte. N. C. Annie Johnson Charlotte, N. C. Mary Marshall Jones Charlotte. N. C. Jane Kidd Charlotte. N. C. Mary King Columbia. S. C. Mildred Kinney Charlotte, N. C. Louise Lowe Lafayette. Ala. Inez Malone Burlington, N. C. Betty Young Martin Charlotte. N. C. Mary Katherine Martin Richburg, S. C. Ann Mauldin Charlotte. N. C. Sarah Louise Meyer Charlotte. N. C. Dot Meyers Charlotte, N. C. Julia Miller Whitmire. S. C. Betsy Moffitt Charlotte, N. C. Jane Montgomery Reidsville, N. C. Elizabeth Morris Clifton Forge, Va. Vera Elizabeth Myers Charlotte, N. C. Elliot McCormick North. S. C. Flora McDonald Dillon. S. C. Harriett McDowell Shelby. N. C. Mary Jane McFayden Ellerbee. N. C. Ruth McFarland Tryon. N. C. Annette McIver Charlotte, N. C. FRESHMEN Page Seventy-six FRESHMEN Edith Northrop Charlotte. N. C. Sarah Elizabeth Ostwalt Charlotte. N. C. Hope Patterson Burlington. N. C. REBECCA PATTON Charlotte. N. C. Ann Peyton Davidson. N. C. Helen Pope Union. S. C. Willie Ruth Price Charlotte. N. C. Nancy Query Charlotte. N. C. Doris Raley Ruby, S. C. Margaret Russell Matthews. N. C. Dot Sarratt Camden, S. C. Harrietts Scoggin Conway, S. C. Emily Seitter Wilmington. N. C. Winifred shealy Gastonia. N. C. Mary Elva Smith Charlotte. N. C. Ellenora Spratt Charlotte. N. C. Marie Sprinkle Marshall. N. C. Ethel Stancill Charlotte. N. C. Elizabeth Summerville Charlotte. N. C. Margaret Taylor Mt. Croughan, S. C. Sarah Taylor Charlotte. N. C. Lorraine Thompson Tazewell. Va. Margaret Thompson Forest City, N. C. Rebecca Tucker Charlotte. N. C. 1939 Page Seventy-seven FRESHMEN ) Esther Vause Charlotte. N. C. Ellen Waddill Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Walker Burlington. N. C. Ida Mae Walkup McIntosh, Fla. Judy Walters Cheraw, S. C. Cora Wayland Malden, West Va. Marjorie West Franklin, N. C. Helen Westerfield Charlotte, N. C. Julia White White Plains, N. Y. Carolyn Williams Easley. S. C. Yvonne Williams Waynesboro, Ga. Martha Wilson Sumter. S. C. Mary Louise Wright Washington, D. C. Keller Young Whitmire, S. C. Mary Virginia Zieverink Charlotte, N. C. I he usual Burwell Hall mob . . . Rat Day . . . Mimi and Betty . . . Nature study . . . Simple and sweet . . . Waiting for ships that never come in . . . Caroline, Betsy, Mimi, and dates—Queens- Davidson Day . . . Freshman stunt . . . But oh what a headache I have now . . . Nancy, Marjorie, Helen and Betsy . . . Tina meeting her coaching classes . . . Maggie . . . More rats . , . With Dr. Frazer . . . Helen supplies the Halo . . . Rat Poison. i BUSINESS STUDENTS Margaret Alexander . . Concord. N. C. JANET ALLEN .................Middlesex. N. C. Margaret Barnett . . Charlotte, N.C. Virginia Bivens........... Marshvillc, N. C. Dorothy Bost ................Charlotte, N. C. EFFIE G. BOUNOUS...............Valdese, N. C. Louise Collins ............. Monroe. N. C. LUCY CROSLAND . Rockingham, N. C. WANDA DABER ...............Mt. Airy, N. C. PEGGY LORRESTER . , .N. Wilkesboro. N. C. Nancy Sue Grier ......... Charlotte, N. C. SARA Louise GRIMSLEY . . Florence, S. C. Mildred V. Grubbs. . Hot Springs, N. Mae Bell Gwen ...Greenwood, S. Rosa Hardison ... Wadesboro, N. Dorothy Hovis ...............Charlotte, N. Irene Irving.................Charlotte, N. C. C. C. C. C. Page Eighty BUSINESS STUDENTS Katherine Mary Jones Charlotte. N. C. Elizabeth Little . Ansonvilie. N. C. LAURA LYTCH Laurinburg. N. C. ELOISE McGUIRT Monroe. N. C. Mary Marie Mann Burlington. N. C. Mildred Massenburg . Charlotte. N. C. Iris Louise Mayhew Charlotte. N. C. LORENE MUNN . . Charlotte. N. C. Ellen NOCE Ridgeway, S. C. JEAN SORY...................... Charlotte. N. C. Sara Lee Steiger Charlotte. N. C. Mary Lee Stewart . Launnburg. N. C. | Bertha TiECHMAN Winston-Salem. N. C. Virginia Triplett Monroe. N. C. Mary Lee Whitlock . Charlotte. N. C. Helen Williams ... Valdese. N. C. Dorothy Wright . Cheraw. S. C. Page Eighty-on The New York State Building Striving for the well-rounded development of each individual, the organizations on the campus offer a varied program of religious, literary, and athletic activity. To those who participate in several of these extra-curricular activities comes the thrill of co-opera- tion and the joy of accomplishment. ORGANIZATIONS Cumnock THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL HELEN CUMNOCK President of the Student Body Page Eighty-four COUNCIL MEMBERS Composed of the presidents of the five major organizations of the campus, the Executive Council is the highest student governing council and serves as a coordinator of student activities. President of Boarding Students President of Day Students President of Student Christian Association President of Athletic Association Sally McDowell Eleanor Jenkins Mildred Lowrance Ann McCree Roberts McDowell Jenkins Lowrance Roberts BOARDING STUDENT COUNCIL Sally McDowell, President The Boarding Student Council is composed of a group of nine members elected from the Boarding Student Body for the purpose of student government. Sara DuRant .............. Marguerite Craven......... Katharine MacQueen Martin Hannah McNulty............ Alice Barron ............. Marjorie Timms............ Elaine Suber ............. Virginia Cothran.......... First House President Second House President Third House President ................ Secretary ..................T reasurer . Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Martin McDowell TI M M S Barron SUBER Cothran Craven DuRant McNulty Page Eighty-six DAY STUDENT COUNCIL Eleanor Jenkins. President The Day Student Council is composed of members of the Day Student Body and controls the activities of Day Students on the college campus. Margaret Duckett Lucille Gwaltney Caroline Edwards Ann Purnell Dorothy Duckett Maujer Moseley OFFICERS r ice-President Secretary .................T reasurer Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative I 9 ° Page Eighty seven THE STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Mildred LoWRANCE, President The Student Christian Association over-sees the spiritual life of the students at Queens-Chicora. S. C. A. plans various religious programs throughout the year and brings many noted pastors to the campus as special speakers. Sunday night vespers are planned and presented by its members and all charitable projects attempted by the students are directed through S. C. A. channels. CABINET AGNES Hope GWALTNEY........................Day Student Vice-President OLIVE CROSWELL .......................Boarding Student Vice-President SARA Durant ................................................Secretary Helen Hatcher ..............................................Treasurer Frances Reins ...................................... Hostess of Hut VIRGINIA Smith............................. Day Student Undergraduate Representative MILDRED SNEEDEN Boarding Student Undergraduate Representative LUCILLE GWALTNEY . Chairman of Social Service Committee ANNEAL TRIPLETTE ...............................Senior Representative ANN FULLER Junior Representative DOROTHY LONGENECKER..........................Sophomore Representative ANNE CROMARTIE ...............................Freshman Representative ALENE WARD ] MAUJER MOSELEY }•...................................Program Committee Norma Humphries J KATHERINE Martin.............................Church Work Committee Eleanor Alexander ] ENID WAGGETT j-.........................................Music Committee Dorothy Carson J Sue Mauldin. Jean Ferguson Dr. Dorisse Howe.......... Publicity Committee . Faculty Adviser C ROS WELL L. Gwaltney Moseley Howe DuRant H ATCHER .M ALLDIN Triplette Alexander Ferguson Humphries Reins Waggett Carson Fuller Longenecker Smith Ward A. H. Gwaltney Martin Sneeden - Page Eighty-rune J. Craven Bram mer Henderson Roberts Taylor M Craven Fuller Stoner ATHLETIC COUNCIL CREE Roberts. President The Athletic Council is composed of representatives from each class and serves in sponsoring a competitive athletic program among the classes and sororities. The May Day program, each year, is under the direction of this organization. Tournaments are held during the basketball, volley ball and tennis seasons and keen competition is spurred on by the various cups and awards given. OFFICERS Jean Craven .......... Ann Fuller ........... Elizabeth Brammer Marguerite Craven..... Martha Stoner ........ Mildred Taylor........ Miss Cordelia Henderson .......................... Vice-President . ................Secretary ..................T reasurer . Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative ...................Adviser Paae Ninety Bra MM ER Payne Rose man Waddill Sneeden HONORARY SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Membership in this council, organized in 1938, is based on outstanding leadership, citizenship, and creditable scholarship exhibited by a Freshman. The members are selected in the spring of their Freshman year to serve during their Sophomore year. MEMBERS Maujer Moseley. President Elizabeth Brammer Mary Payne Marie Roseman Ermine Waddill Mildred Sneeden Moseley Page Ninety-one Alexander Agnevv Howe Albright Robinson Brown Cumnock DuRant Fuller Hatcher Hurt Lowrance McDowell Mauldin ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA Alpha Kappa Gamma is a National Honorary Leadership Fraternity for Women. It was founded at the State Teachers’ College, Farmville, Virginia, on May 12, 1 928 and recognizes leadership and character in women as mem- bers of various student activities. There are now four chapters of the fraternity, located at Farmville State Teachers’ College, the University of North Carolina, the University of South Carolina, and Queens-Chicora College. MEMBERS Eleanor Alexander. President Mrs. Virginia Agnew Dr. Dorisse Howe Miss Thelma Albright Miss Grace Robinson Annie Mae Brown Helen Cumnock Sue Sara DuRant Ann Fuller Helen Hatcher Georgia Hurt Mildred Lowrance Sally McDowell Mauldin Page Ninety-two Byrd Carson Hatcher Godard Jenkins Little Howe Macldi n Kennedy Griffi n O’Hair SIGMA MU Sigma Mu is an honorary fraternity designed by its founders to recognize those who have attained excellence in scholarship and to promote scholarly work and research by both graduates and undergraduates. The local chapter of the fraternity was founded in 1 936 and includes both students and faculty mem- bers on its roll. MEMBERS Sara Little. President Dr. S. C. Byrd Dorothy Carson Dr. W. EL Frazer Mary Griffin James M. Godard Helen Hatcher Dr. Dorisse Howe Eleanor Jenkins Mr. R. V. Kennedy Sue Mauldin Frances Marion O'Hair 19 9 (yiwf Page Ninety-three LEAGUE OF EVANGELICAL STUDENTS The League of Evangelical - Students is a national, non-denominational organization for the purpose of furthering student knowledge of the Bible through study groups. MEMBERS Anneal TRIPLETTE, President Alice Barron Frances Brockington Marie Corbett Helen Cox Ann Cromartie Olive Croswell Lucille Balentine Emily Ferguson Margaret Flowe Inez Fulbright Ann Fuller Thelma Gardiner Page Ninety-four Mary Gillis Lucille Gwaltney Olivia Gillespie Geneive Hosmer Frances Hunter Mary Johnston Mildred Lowrance Alice Longenecker Dorothy Longenecker Katharine M. Martin Katharine K. Martin Irene McCall Louise Moore Dot Raymond Frances Reins Helen Rhyne Mary Smith Martha Stoner Elizabeth Taylor Mildred Taylor Mildred Thomas Anneal Triplette Esther Vause Cora Wayland t« r THE LINNEAN CLUB The Linnean Club is an organization for the purpose of promoting interest among the students of Biology in biological research. Many hikes and field trips are taken by the members, and special speakers are brought to the campus for their meetings. MEMBERS Hannah McNulty, President Miss Sara Nooe. Faculty Adviser Jean Asbury Martha Baldwin Margaret Bowen Annette Bruton Gentry Burks Kathryn Craven Thelma Gardener Elizabeth Green Mary Gunn Hilda Harmon Margaret Holland Margaret R. Hudson Sara Hutto Elizabeth Embody Betty Kale Frances Kerr Elliot McCormick Margaret McGregor Sue McNulty Beatrice McQueen Julia Miller Ann Peyton Sara Porter Marie Sprinkle Julia Williams Keller Young Page Ninety-fice THE CHORAL CLUB Under the direction of Miss Grace Robinson, members of the Choral Club plan and present special musical programs throughout each school year. MEMBERS Eleanor Alexander. President Cree Roberts Mary Payne Virginia Smith Sara DuRant Betty Gardner June Escott Frances Stough Lucille Harmon Jean Craven Sara Lee Steger Frances Riddle Claire Wishart Esther Hillhouse Josephine Johnson Mary Gillis Marie Roseman Frances Hunter Sally McDowell Mary G. Richmond Ann Peyton Christina Grainger Margaret Harden Nancy Arrowood Marguerite Craven Ermine Waddill Elizabeth Imbody Frances M. O’Hair Helen Cumnock Ann Mauldin Annie Johnson Alice Longenecker Lillian Sample Becky Patton Maujer Moseley Lucille Gwaltney Accompanist Page Ninety-six Huffm ax Anderson Cox Adams Barron Cromartie Clark K. Duncan Mason Harms a. Duncan Trexler H rcHES J. Ferguson PAINT AND PALETTE CLUB The Paint and Palette Club is an organization for the purpose of further- ing an interest in art among members of the art department and student body. MEMBERS Jessie Rose Clark. President Mrs. Esther W. Huffman. Adviser Hazel Adams Annie L. Anderson Alice Barron Bcnnye Cox Anne Cromartie Kay Duncan Virginia Duncan Jean Ferguson Elizabeth Harms Lela Hughes Mary Mason Sybil Trexler I Page Ninety-seven y A HOME ECONOMICS CLUB This local group is affiliated with the National Home Economics Clubs. Its purpose is to extend Home Economics interest beyond the confined scope of classroom work. MEMBERS AGNES Hope GWALTNEY .....................................................................President Mrs. W. H. Booker..........................................................................Adviser Clelia Abernethy Margaret Anderson Alberta Ballentixe Martha Braxdox Betty Boyd Betty Carr Barbara Cravex Jeax Cravex Marguerite Cravex Margaret Chaxdler K AT H R Y X C U RR AX Irexe Davis Dorothy Duckett Ruth Edmistox Emily Ferguson Xax.xy Sue Fergusox Marguerite Gambrell Mary Guxx Hilda Harm ox Mary Lois Harris Yirgixia Hickman Julia Hildreth Margaret Rose Hudson Mildred Kixxey Margaret Korxegay Frances Lowrance Betty Martin Katherixe Martix Maude McClam Dorothy McCoy Harriet McDowell Sally McDowell Haxxah McNulty Sue McNulty Bebe McQueen Norma Moore Stacie Orr Elizabeth Ostwalt Frances Poole Elizabeth Porter Willie Ruth Price Laura Query Doris Raley Elsie Rowe Emily Seitter Peggy Shaeffer Evelyn Smith Betsy Springer Wood row S u m m e r s Anneal Triplette Victoria Troutman Frances Trulock Marjorie West Julia White Page Ninety-eight a H UNTER McIver Croswell McElroy Suber THE SPECTATOR CLUB The Spectator Club is the literary organization of the campus. Every mem- ber of the student body may join one of the three groups which meet twice a month. The Book Tea Group buys many outstanding books which are read by the members and discussed at the meetings. The Creative Writing Group is interested in lending constructive criticism and encouragement to those who like to write. The Dramatic Club reads plays and during the year stages at least one production for public performance. OFFICERS Olive Croswell ............................ President Frances Hunter .............................Treasurer ELAINE Suber............. Leader of Dramatic Group Henrietta McIver .......... Leader of Creative Writing Group Callie McElroy ...................Leader of Book Tea Group i9 9 Page Ninety-nine 1 O'Hair - Kennedy Alexander Lillard Putnam Branan Craven T HOMAS Timms Baker Knee INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club is an affiliation of clubs in Europe and America, sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The purpose of the club is to obtain a broad view of international questions and to promote a brotherly feeling of understanding and sympathy between the nations. Membership is based on scholastic achievement in the Department of History. MEMBERS Frances Marion O’Hair, President Mr. R. V. KENNEDY. Faculty Adviser Eleanor Alexander Kathryn Craven Eugenia Baker Ruth Knee Dorothy Branan Sarah Kelly Lillard Juanita Putnam Mildred Thomas Marjorie Timms Page One Hundred i— IOTA XI Iota Xi is the honorary society in journalism, functioning as an advisory body for student publications. It recognizes with membership either those girls who have shown outstanding ability in the directing of a campus publica- tion. or those who have had an unusual interest shown by competent work over a long period of time. Iota Xi was established on the campus in 1928. MEMBERS Dr. Agnes Stout. Adviser Sue Mauldin Helen Hatcher Annie Mae Brown Mildred Lowrance Mauldin Brown- Stout Lowrance Hatcher Page One Hundred Om r Sue Mauldin Editor THE 1939 QUEENS-CHICORA EDITORIAL STAFF SARA Little ...........Associate Editor VIRGINIA SMITH ........Assistant Editor MARGARET Duckett Photographic Editor AGNES Hope GWALTNEY . . Senior Editor Dorothy Alexander Junior Editor ERMINE WADDILL Sophomore Editor ANN MAULDIN ......Co-Freshman Editor ELLEN WADDILL . . . Co-Freshman Editor PEGGY WILLIAMS Organizations Editor JUDITH Killian . . . Ass t. Organizations Editor ANNIE Mae Brown...... Sorority Editor Ruth HOGGARD............Snapshot Editor BETTY Gardener Ass't. Snapshot Editor MILDRED Thomas Ass't. Snapshot Editor MARY PAYNE........Ass’t. Snapshot Editor ALENE WARD........Business Staff Ass’t. Page One Hundred Tico Rlth Knee Business Manager CORONET YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF DOROTHY Baker Advertising Manager SARA KEIGER Circulation Manager DOROTHY BRANAN Assistant Gentry Burkes Assistant VASHTI GORNTO ................... Assistant INEZ FULLBRIGHT Assistant Hilda Harmon . Assistant Matilda Helms . . Assistant Mary Marshall Jones Assistant MILDRED FOWRANCE Assistant Dorothy Meyers . . Assistant SUSANNA MILWEE ....................... Assistant Rebecca Patton Ann Peyton Elizabeth Summerville Esther Vause Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant A(Aw[ Page One Hundred Three Page One Hundred Four Annie Mae Brown Editor Betsy Springer Business Manager QUEENS BLUES WEEKLY PUBLICATION EDITORIAL STAFF HENRIETTA McIVER Associate Editor ERMINE WADDILL News Editor Virginia Smith Feature Editor Peggy Williams Society Editor Elizabeth Brammer Sports Editor MILDRED SNEEDEN Exchange Editor Sarah Thompson Poetry Editor NELLE BOOKOUT Reporter Margaret Caudell Reporter OLIVE CROSWELL.............. Reporter REPORTERS jean Douglass Kay Duncan Mary Alica Feaster Elizabeth Harms Hilda Harmon Peggie Harrison Frances Hunter Margaret Jager Mary Marshall Jones Judith Killian Ann Mauldin Maujer Moseley Jean Neu Ann Peyton Harriette Scoggins Julia White BUSINESS STAFF GEORGIE HURT Asst. Business Manager ELIZABETH IMBODY Advertising Manager BROOKSIE FOLGER Circulation Manager Dorothy Alexander Advertising Staff ADVERTISING STAFF Alice Barron Betty Carr Analane Chears Lucy Harmon Genieve Hosmer Mary Alice Petteway Elizabeth Taylor Jennie Linn Wright Mary Virginia Zieverink VOLLEYBALL At Queens-Chicora there are many favorite sports—tennis, badminton, swimming and archery, but the two sports which cause the most excitement and create the most class spirit are basketball and volleyball. The volleyball tournament was played in the fall with the Sophomores defeating the Juniors in the finals to become winners of the cup. In the semi-finals the Sophomores defeated the Seniors and the Juniors won over the Freshmen. Flora MacDonald of Dillon. S. C.. was captain of the Freshman team. On this team were Sara Alice Taylor. Jane Montgomery. Mary Katherine Martin, Mary Alice Feaster, Elizabeth Oswalt, and Ann Mauldin. On the Sophomore team were Helen Rhyne, Jennie Lynn Wright, Victoria Troutman, Dorothy Longenecker. Lillian Sample. Frances Kerr, Lib Taylor and Mildred Taylor, captain. The Juniors were led by Martha Stoner and the rest of the team was made up of Anne Fuller, Elizabeth Green, Analaine Chears, Lucile Gwaltney. Woodrow Summers, Alice Long- enecker, Irene McCall, and Betsy Springer. The Senior team was as follows: Norma Moore, captain. Beatrice Kiser, Kate Brown, Katherine K. Martin, Mildred Lowrance. Cree Roberts, Jean and Marguerite Craven. BASKETBALL The Interclass basketball tournament was played February 28 and March 3. This tourna- ment proved to be a very colorful one with each class wearing colors and led by a husky, lusty cheerleader. These games were very exciting and showed that Queens-Chicora had some excellent players. Much comment and furror was made when the Juniors and the Freshmen tied the score in their first game. At the playover. however the Freshmen were the victors. The Seniors beat the Sophomores and after this game everyone was running around saying that Norma Moore could throw a basket blindfolded and about a million miles away. The final victory belonged to the Freshmen when they defeated the Seniors, proving that they were really fast and capable. Nancy Walker was cheerleader of the Freshman class and Jane Montgomery was captain of the team. The rest of the members of the team were Inez Malone. Flora MacDonald. Margaret Alexander, Anne Peyton. Louise Collins. Sarah Taylor. Mary Katherine Martin, and Cora Wayland. Mildred Taylor, captain of the Sophomore volleyball team, was also captain of this basket- ball team. Olivia Gillespie. Dot Longenecker, Helen Rhyne. Elizabeth Brammer. Virginia Garrison, Jennie Lynn Wright. Lillian Sample, and Frances Kerr Sarah Thompson was the cheerleader. The Junior class team was composed of Martha Stoner, captain, Anne Fuller. Irene McCall, Elizabeth Green, Lucille Gwaltney, Alice Longenecker. Betsy Springer. Elaine Suber, and Henrietta Mclver. The cheerleader was Frances Stough. The captain of the Senior basketball team was Ann McCree Roberts. The players were Jean Craven. Norma Moore, Mildred Lowrance. Marguerite Craven. Helen Cumnock, Kate Brown. Katherine K. Martin. Frances Reins was cheerleader. The Hall of Production Six national sororities play a very important part in the social life of the college. The small sorority houses on the back campus are often gay with lights and laughter and through their close comradery, last- ing friendships are formed. 'I SORORITIES Duncan PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The Pan-Hellenic Council at Quecns-Chicora is composed of the six presi- dents of the six national social sorority chapters on the campus and an elected representative from each sorority. The duties of the organization include the legislating and enforcing of laws relating to interfraternity matters. The council is especially active during the first month of school, when it supervises the rushing season. OFFICERS Virginia Duncan ................................................President Mary Griffin ..............................................Vice-President Eleanor Alexander...............................................Secretary Helen Hatcher ..................................................Treasurer Mrs. J. L. McEwen ................................................Adviser Page One Hundred Ten MEMBERS Alpha Delta Pi Frances Marion O’Hair Marjorie Timms Alpha Delta Theta Mary Griffin Sara DuRant Alpha Gamma Delta Virginia Duncan Dorothy Wilkie Hazel Adams Chi Omega Eleanor Alexander Sue Mauldin Kappa Delta Helen Hatcher Ermine Waddill Phi Mu Alene Ward Elizabeth Brammer I ALPHA DELTA PI BETA IOTA CHAPTER Founded at Wesleyan College on May 15, 1851 MOTTO: “We Live for One Another. COLORS: Pale blue and white FLOWER: Purple violet OFFICERS Frances Marion O'Hair........................................President Marjorie Timms .........................................Vice-President Katherine McQueen Martin .................................. Secretary Catherine King ...............................................Treasurer Class of '39 Jean Craven Marguerite Craven Katharine McQ. Martin Sally McDowell Frances M. O’Hair Lenora Russell Marjorie Timms Anneal Triplette Nina Brown Annie Mae Brown Class of '40 Margaret Jagar Catherine King Class of '4 1 Gwendolyn Matheson Helen Pope Marjorie Russell Class of '42 Betty Boyd Margaret Chandler Anne Cromartie Esther L. Hillhouse Mary King Betty Martin Mary K. Martin Yvonne Williams O’Hair Boyd Crom ARTIE M. K. Martin A. M. Brown Hillhouse Matheson T i M M S Martin King X. Brown Chandler J. Craven M. Craven Jager King McDowell B. Martin Pope Russell M. Russell Triplette Williams Page One Hundred Thirteen I I 1939 ALPHA DELTA THETA PSI CHAPTER Founded at Transylvania College in 1919 MOTTO: “Ex principiis omnia oriuntur. COLORS: Turquoise. scarlet, and silver FLOWER: French sweet pea OFFICERS Mary Griffin ......................................................President Agnes Hope Gwaltney...........................................Vice-President Elizabeth Brammer .................................................Secretary Frances Ehrhardt...................................... ......... .Treasurer Class of '39 Sara DuRant Agnes H. Gwaltney Cornelia Davis Margaret McGregor Frances Ehrhardt Frances Poole Mary Griffin Nanette Sherard Harriet Tuttle Class of '40 Annette Bruton Martha Baldwin Ileita Caldwell Lucille Gwaltney Class of '41 Margaret Bowen Elizabeth Brammer Mary Gunn Ellen Hardee Hilda Harmon Class of '42 Doris Raley Page One Hundred Fourteen Carolyn Pierce Marjorie Poole Elizabeth Porter Nancy Raley Margaret Holland Nancy Lee Moore Eugenia Neu Mildred Taylor Sybil Trexler Margaret Thompson Griffin- Bald win L. Gwaltney Xeu Bowes Hardee F. Poole Sherrard G WALTNEY Bruton Harmon M. Poole T HOMPSON Bram mer Ehrhardt Caldwell C. Davis DuRant G L N N Holland McGregor McIyer Moore Porter Pierce D. Raley X. Raley Taylor Trexler Tuttle Page One Hundred Fifteen ALPHA GAMMA DELTA GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at Syracuse University in 1904 Motto: Epsilon Pi COLORS: Red, buff, and green FLOWERS: Red and buff roses President V ice-President Secretary . . . . Treasurer OFFICERS Virginia Duncan .................. Eleanor Guyton ................... Annie Laurie Anderson ............ Dorothy Wilkie .................. Class of ’39 Annie L. Anderson Ann McC. Roberts Dorothy Wilkie Hazel Adams Jessie Rose Clark Katherine Duncan Virginia Garrison Norma Humphries Alberta Ballenger Elizabeth DeArmon Frances Eubanks Margaret Glenn Ann Golden Class of '40 Virginia Duncan Mary B. Folger Eleanor Guyton Class of '4 1 Mary Mason Sara Raney Class of '42 Victoria Hammond Kitty Sue Harvin Lela Hughs Eouise Fowe Julia Miller Betsy Moffitt Annie Carr Powers Elaine Suber Alberta Setzer Cornelia Truesdale Frances Trulock Elizabeth G. Morris Sara Meyers Edith Northrup Carolyn Williams Keller Young D IT N CA X Adams Ballenger Glenn Golden Meyer Miller Setzer G Clark H A M M ON D Moffet SUBER UYTON DeArmon HARVIN Morris Truesdale A. L. Duncan Hughes North r up Trulock Anderson Eubanks Humphries Powers Williams Wilkie Folger Garrison Lowe M. Mason Raney Roberts Young Page One Hundred Seventeen CHI OMEGA THETA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at the University of Arkansas on April 5, 1895 MOTTO: “Hellenic culture and Christian ideals COLORS: Cardinal and straw FLOWER: White carnation OFFICERS Eleanor Alexander ......................................President Adele Sutherland ..................................Vice-President Sara Keiger .......................................... Secretary Nancy Hovis ............................................Treasurer Class of ’39 Eleanor Alexander Sara Keiger Sue Mauldin Helen Cumnock Ruth Knee Anne Purnell Nancy Hovis Sara K. Lillard Adele Sutherland Class of '40 Dorothy Branon Camille Hunter Frances Stough Virginia Smith Class of '4 1 Sally Crosland Judith Killian Mary Payne June Escott Beatrice MacQueen Marie Roseman Grayce Hackney Maujer Moseley Carolyn Sibley Anne Harris Natalie Niven Peggy Williams Jean Ferguson Mildred Sneeden Class of '42 Sara Beall Christina Grainger Dorothy Myers Gentry Burks Virginia Hickman Becky Patton Betty Carr Mary M. Jones Ann Peyton Ann Mauldin Alexander Beall Brannon Grainger Hackney McQueen A. Mauldin Peyton Purnell SUTHERLAND Burks Harris S. Mauldin Roseman Carr Hickman Meyers Sibley Keiger Crosland Jones Moseley Smith Cumnock Killian Xivens Sneeden IIovis Escott Knee Patton Stough Ferguson Lillard Payne Williams Page One Hundred Nineteen I KAPPA DELTA ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER Founded at Virginia State Normal on October 23, 1897 Motto: Ta Kala Diohomen COLORS: Olive green and pearl white FLOWER: White rose Helen Hatcher Anne Pease . . . Ermine Waddill Georgie Hurt OFFICERS .... President Vice-President . Secretary T reasurer Olive Croswell Emily Ferguson Elizabeth Brandon Bonnye Cox Barbara Davis Class of '39 Helen Hatcher Ruth Hoggard Hilda McManus Class of '40 Georgie Hurt Dorothy Muse Anne Pease Marjorie Venning Lucy Williams Virginia Spoon Mary E. Stevens Betsy Tingley 109 ■■■Hi Alice Barron Rita Clary Jean Douglas Olivia Gillespie Class of '4 1 Dorothy Hoppe Peggie Harrison Mary McDevitt Frances Riddle Lillian Sample Elizabeth Taylor Rebecca Tucker Ermine Waddill Class of '42 Kathryn Curran Elizabeth Erwin Marguerite Gambrell Margaret Harden Hope Patterson Harriette Scoggin Ellen Waddill Nancy Walker Julia White Mary L. Wright Nell Abbott T Hatcher Barron Ferguson McMani’s Taylor Brandon Ga merell M use T ECKER Pease r EASY Gillispie P T TERSON Yenning Cox Harden Kiddle E Y VDDILL Waddill C ROSWELL Harrison Sa mple Walker Curran Hoggard Scoggins White Hurt Douglas Hoppe Spoon Williams Erwin McDevitt Stevens Wright Page One Hundred Tn'eniy-one PHI MU GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at Wesleyan College on March 4, 1852 MOTTO: Les Soeurs Fideles COLORS: Rose and ichite FLOWER: Enchantress carnation OFFICERS ALENE Ward .................................................. President Dorothy Alexander ...................................... Vice-President Elizabeth Imbody ..............................................Secretary Elizabeth Harms ....................... .......................Treasurer Margaret Duckett Eleanor Jenkins Dorothy Alexander Ann Chears Helen Cox Class of ’39 Betty Kale Class of '40 Margaret Flowe Betty Gardner Lucy Harmon Mildred Lowrance Alene Ward Dorothy Duckett Elizabeth Harms Betsy Springer Amelia Bradham Julia Edwards Caroline Edwards ' Class of '41 Elizabeth Imbody Carolyn Miller Mary G. Richmond Jane Rankin Mildred Thomas Class of ’41 09 Margaret Erwin Nancy J. Dandridge Billie Harmon Marjorie Hoyle Annette McIver Ruth McFarland Mary Elva Smith Page One Hundred Twenty-two Elizabeth Sommerville Helen Westerfield Mary V. Zieverink I MBODY D. Duckett L. Harmon- Miller Alexander Cox Gardner McFarland C. Edwards Jenkins Richmond Dandridge B. Harmon McIver Bradham J. Edwards Kale C HEARS Flo we Lowrance T HOMAS Page One Hundred Tuenty-three jumappH AOCLPHCAH ' s nsBT.BIES The Hall of Medicine and Public Health At each college there are special features of its school life which characterize that campus. More intangible than the other factors which make up the school are these traditions which the Student Body perpetuates. FEATURES ! ‘Beauties as Selected by Bradshaw Crandell -K MISS BARBARA DAVIS MISS JUNE ESCOTT MISS ADELE SUTHERLAND MISS FRANCES STOUGH MISS MARJORIE TIMMS MISS ELLEN WADDILL Mss ‘BarbararDavis oStyliss June 6scotL SMiss oAdeleSutherland cTfCiss zMarioneTimms FOLGt MARJORIE POOLE mu L CORNELIA TRUESOfME ANCES LOWRANCE I doW£LL T i (V KAJ M APJOP-'E- c,uTHERl D rHA T FRANCES ■Xiidi V R0 N'a gornto BROOKSIE FOLGEt1- UESDALt CiRNEL'A BRAMMEP- ELIZABETH ahM.ane chea JUNE ESCOTT ELLEN 1A ADDILL MARY KATHERINE MARTIN BECKY TUCKEFL FRANCES STOUGH NANCY RALEY Above—Harry from St. John's . . . Front campus . . . And Harry, again ... A Coca-Cola . . . And more cokes” . . . Rat heaven . . . Make-up night . . . Long distance shot across the front . . . Sara Du . . . One of Peter Marshalls meetings . . . Rats . . . Rats . . . Posing . . . and more Rats. Echoes from The Blues (Left) Tapped by Sigma Mu . . . Miss Popularity . . . Peter Marshall and Mittie . . . Rats’. . . . Leaders: A. K. G. . . . Leaders: Cheer ... The ' pretties” . . . Last year's May Court . . . Off to the Press Conven- tion . . . Madame Queen. SUPERLATIVES TOP—Mildred Lowrance, Best All-Around, Most Sincere. Most Versatile; Sally McDowell, Class Lawyer ; Sue Mauldin, Class Poet ; Sara Little, Class Historian; MIDDLE—Agnes Hope Gwaltney, Most Dependable; Sara Little. Most Intellectual: Sara DuRant, Most Artistic; Frances Ehrhardt, Most 'ivacious; Sally McDowell, Most Popular; BOTTOM—Helen Hatcher, Most Capable; Marjorie Timms. Most Dignified. Most Stylish. Prettiest; Helen Cumnock. Best Executive: Helen Hatcher. Class Prophet; Frances Reins, Wittiest, Most Personality. -X ADVERTISEMENTS SWINSON FOOD PRODUCTS 604 S. Church St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ★ Manufacturers of “S P” Peanut Products And Candies JOHN M. LITTLE 221 N. Tryon St. Jewelry AND Silverware + Leg consciousness demands per- fect fitted stockings. Larkwood stockings are beautifully tailored to fit you regardless of your size. In LARKWOOD you find that rare com- bination of sheer loveliness, service and snug comfort giving a well dressed feeling to the wearer. + MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT EFIRD'S THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND OF EVERY COLLEGE MISS CHARLOTTE. N. C. “The Friendly Store In a Friendly City FLORAL COMPANY “Flowers for Every Occasion” 300 N. Tryon St. Phone 8191 Charlotte, N. C. Night 7970 Compliments of 317 S. TRYON Maxwell Brothers The Charlotte FURNITURE Philco Radios at National Popular Prices Bank 217 S. Try on Phone 4874 “ The Friendly Bank'' For Your Sorority House • Venetian Blinds A Servant of this Community Since 1897 AND Kitchen Equipment SMITH-WADSWORTH HARDWARE CO. 428 S. Tryon St. YELLOW CAB COMPANY Dial 6161 Congratulations To The Class of 1939 MODEL LAUNDRY There's Beauty in Clean Clothes PHONE 8175 McAlister Carson Hal DeArmon McAlister Carson Insurance Agency Second Floor Independence Bldg. Charlotte, N. C. All Forms of Insurance Except Life Representing stock insurance com- panies only to provide sound pro- tection for all customers. It will pay you to pay us to pay your losses Fred McPhail Hugh Houser Thacker’s, Inc. “A Good Place T o Eat” 221 S. Tryon St. Opposite Johnston Bldg. Private Dining Rooms for Parties and Banquets THOMAS AND HOWARD COMPANY Wholesale Grocers CHARLOTTE, N. C. For— • Clean • Economical • Safe • Quick Transportation RIDE THE QUEEN CITY COACHES QUEEN CITY COACH CO. charlotte, n. c. i j .Ilf ★ PIEDMONT CAKTERIA FIRE 116 W. Trade CHARLOTTE • INSURANCE COMPANY 218 S. Tryon Private Rooms for Banquets CHARLOTTE, N. C. ★ Congratulations To The Class of 1939 GILMER-MOORE ‘Patronizes OUR ADVERTISERS Congratulations To The Class of 1939 ★ POUND AND MOORE CO. POINTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST in A Greater BELK’ Fashion Floor French Room Sportswear Section Millinery Dept. Smart Shoe Dept. Accessory Sections And Many Others Where You Will Find FASHIONS of TOMORROW make it a point to take a tour of all our interesting departments often. If there’s a new style wrinkle or fashion trend you wish to know about, consult us. And by all means keep posted on the highly exciting fashions on our spacious fashion floor. They’re the kind that send collegiate fashion prestige up and up! BELK BROS. CO. CHARLOTTE. N. C. MASTERS of the PHOTOGRAPHER'S ART Giving Expression in QUALITY PORTRAITS of Distinctive Finesse All Portraits In The Coronet Made by ST. 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They are either brought to Queens-Chicora’s Chapel, or the students have the privilege of hearing them in the city. For Literature and Information Write THE PRESIDENT BOX 2389 CHARLOTTE, N. C. MURIEL CIGARS KAYWOODIE PIPES CANDY, GUM AND SMOKERS’ ARTICLES CARTER-COLTON CIGAR CO. Charlotte, N. C. High Point, N. C. C ongratulations To Seniors Louis M. Holmes Park Place Pharmacy 703 Providence Rd. Dial 3-1114 For Quick Service COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Since 1874 North Carolina’s Oldest Bank. Every Modern Banking Facility OFFICERS R. A. Dunn Chairman of the Board I. W. STEWART .... President A. T. SUMMEY..Vice-President J. P. HOBSON .... Cashier and Trust Officer M. T. WILLIAMS.Assistant Cashier J. B. DOAR.....Assistant Cashier Fuller Hendrix.Assistant Cashier W. F. PHILLIPS.Assistant Cashier p. IN THE FUTURE —AS IN THE PAST I LET REDDY KILOWATT I MAKE YOUR WORLD A HAPPIER I AND BRIGHTER PLACE TO LIVE HE WILL— Protect Your Eyesight. Bring You Entertainment. Release You From Kitchen Drudgery. Provide You With: Economical Refrigeration. A Cool, Clean Kitchen. Heat or Cold for Your Home. And Hundreds of Other Conveniences and Household Pleasures At An Almost Ridiculously Low Cost! Electricity is Cheap — Use it Freely DUKE POWER CO. -x C ongratulations To Class of MORRIS PLAN BANK S. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. HATS ate again Accessories to the Hair • This season’s hats place tremendous stress on the Domestic Laundry INCORPORATED hair...More than ever, you’ll and want that shimmering, lus- trous head you had when ZORIC CLEANING you wore pigtails. FLOZOR makes hair lustrous and Charlotte, N. C. shiny... brings sunlit beauty DIAL 5173 ...gives copper gleam ...for Blonde and Auburn hair. IUSSV FLOZOR Printers of College Newspapers College Yearbooks College Catalogs - View Books and Folders A We Welcome Inquiries w NEWS PRINTING HOUSE Charlotte News Building PHONE 4151 C ongratulations To Class of 1939 f SOUTHERN PRINTING CO. E ENGRAVING CO umuuid Gnatait iJ Charlotte,North Carolina CZ-OMING here at the close of so many hours of planning and work by the staff . . . any message we might add in this, our own advertise- ment, would savor a bit of self praise. Yet, unseen in this example of fine book making is the day by day co-operation of our personnel, whose experience and training in the pro- duction of annuals has bridged many a pitfall for the staff. If, as you peruse the pages of the CORONET and are impressed with their excellence, you too, would like to avail yourself of our services whether annuals or commercial printing we'd deem it a favor if you would ask us to call. Observer Printing House, Inc. College Annual Department CHARLOTTE, N. C. SCHOOL REGISTER FACULTY Dr. William H. Frazer. Queens College Campus Charlotte. XL C. Mrs. Virginia Miller Agnew, 404 Park Ave. --------Rock Hill, S. t . Miss Frances Smith. 14 Church St. — Greer, S. C. I) r Ethel Abernathy Elkin, N. C. Miss Thelma Albright — Stokesdale, N. C. Mrs W H Booker, 1705 Park I m . Raleigh, N 1 Miss Connie Burwell, 1026 Ardsley Road C harlotte, X. ( , Dr. and Mrs. S. Byrd, 2315 Crescent Ave. Ext. Charlotte, X. C. Miss Mary Denny Red Springs, N. C Dr. Lucile Delano, 1035 E. Morehead ( harlotte, X. ( . Mrs. T. T. Eason. Old Pinevillc Rd., Rt. 3 .......Charlotte. X. C. Miss Alma I Edwards Carthage, N ( Miss Thelma Edwards B gm hut... Mi-- Dr. J. M. Godard, 2325 Wellesley Ave. ( harlotte, X. . Dr. j. M. Gettys. 1701 Amherst PI. .... Charlotte, X. CL Dr. Minnie A. Graham. 2004 Beverly Drive Charlotte, X. (L Miss Rena Harrell. Xo. 5 Justall Court Apt. Greensboro, X. C. Miss Cordelia Henderson, 2309 Crescent Ave. Ext. ( harlotte. X. C. Dr. Dorisse Howe, 820 Irving Ave. Syracuse, X. Y. Mrs. X A. Huffman Waxhaw, N Miss Mary Inglis. 2126 Dilworth Road, East . Charlotte, X. C. Miss Olive M. Jones, 2111 Malvern Road Charlotte. X. C. Mr. R. V. Kennedy, 608 E. Kingston Ave.... Charlotte, X. C. Miss Ethel M. King, 111 X. Elm St. Greenville, S. C, Mrs. C. A. Moseley, 521 X. College St. ----------- Charlotte. X. C. Mrs. O. J. Mullaney, 2124 Floral Ave. Charlotte, X C. Mrs. T. L. McEwen. 1031 Kenilworth Ave. Charlotte. X. C. Miss Sara Xooe. 112 W. Shaipe St.............—Statesville, N. C. Miss Ida Patrick......... Lancaster, S. C. Mrs. E. E. Porter, 1819 Euclid Ave. —............— Charlotte. X. C. Mr. Don Richardson, Guthery Apts. -------------------Charlotte, X. C. Miss Grace Robinson, 639 McDaniel Ave. Greenville, S. C. Dr. Agnes Stout, 403 X. Mebane St.,........Burlington, X. C. Miss Ann Vann ... Ahoskie, N Miss Mary Wharton.............................Port Gibson, Miss SENIORS Eleanor Alexander, 2550 Magnolia Ave.......... Knoxville. Tenn. Annie Laurie Anderson Badin, X. C. Jean Asburv. Wilkinson Blvd., Rt. 5 ... Charlotte. X. C. Dorothy Baker, 821 Berkeley Ave..................... Charlotte, X. C. Eugenia Baker, 709 Worthington Ave. ________________ Charlotte, X. C. Martha Bingham. 400 E. Worthington Ave Charlotte. X. C. Kate Brow n Landrum, S Dorothy Carson. 15 E. Wilson Ave. Mooresville, X. C. Jean Craven _______ .. _. ________________ Clarkton, X. C. Katherine Craven, 2014 Crescent Ave. . Charlotte. X. C. Marguerite Craven Clarkton. X. C. Olive Croswell. 17 Arborvale Road Asheville, X. C. 11 elen ('umni ck I )a ids in, N Cornelia Davis. 1528 Hertford Rd. ...................Charlotte, X. C. Margaret Duckett. 1945 Crescent Ave. .............. Charlotte. X . C. Sara DuRant, 323 S. Fifth Ave., W. __________________ Xewton, Iowa Frances Ehrhardt Pinehurst, N C Emily Ferguson, 38 Walnut St. ._..................... Clinton, S. C. Betsy Gillette, 315 E. Kingston Ave. . __________ Charlotte. X. C. Margaret Grier ............... .. ... Huntersville, XT. C. Mary Elizabeth Griffin. 1920 E Seventh St. Charlotte. X. C. Agnes Hope Gwaltnev. 120 Bradford Dr. Charlotte. X. C. Helen Hatcher. Morgan St. — Winchester. Va. Ruth Hoggard, 509 Louise Ave....................... Charlotte. XT. C. Julia Hildreth. 207 S. Ridge Ave............... Kannapolis. XL C. Nancy Hovis, SI4 Berkeley Ave. _____________________ Charlotte, X. C. Margaret Howe ......_................................ Belmont, X C Margaret Jagar, 21 Xew St___________________________Charleston. S. C. Nell James ..................._ . _ Morganton, N Eleanor Jenkins. 1521 E. Seventh St. .... ....... Charlotte, X. C. Mary Johnston Murat, a Betty Kale Belmont, N. C. Sara Keiger, 616 E. Kingston Ave. .................. Charlotte. X. C. lb Kidd Matthews, N. Catherine King, Walnut St. Lumberton, N. C. Beatrice Kiser. Box 5186 ................... North Charlotte, X. C. Ruth Knee. 523 E. Kingston Ave. ____________________ Charlotte, X. C. Elizabeth Koger, 159 Hampton _____________________ Walterboro. S. C. Sara Kelly Lillard Elkin, X C Sara Little, Rt. 1. Box 263 ..................... Charlotte. X. C. Mildred Lowrance, Rt. 3 __________________ _.. Mooresville, X. C. Katherine McQueen Martin .. Max top, X’. C. Katherine Martin ......................... — Ware Shoals, S. C. Ruth Martin, Rt. J Summerfield, X C Sue Mauldin, 2019 Dilworth Road, East Charlotte. X C. Catherine Moore, Rt. 2______________________________ Matthews, X'. C. Norma Moore, Rt. 2________________________________ Matthews, X. C. Sally McDowell Pacolet, S C. Margaret McGregor _____________________________________ Ruby, S. C. Hilda McManus Monroe, N C Frances Marion O’Hair, 209 College Ave. ---------- Rock Hill, S. C. Stacie Orr .................................... Indian Trail, X ( Frances Poole Mullins, S. 1 Ann Purnell. 332 Hempstead Court Charlotte, X. C. Juanita Putnam, 320 S. DeKalh Shelby, X. C. I .i• it.t Query, Dixit Road harlotte, X 1 Frances Reins --------------------------------------- Lenoir, X. C. Ann M' Re Rob 1ts 'at thag .X i Elsie Rowe. 240 Rowan Ave. . ... Charlotte. X. C. Lenora Russell, 608 S. McQueen ... Florence, S. C. Nanette Sherard, Main St. -------------------------- Abbeville, S. C. Adele Sutherland, 726 East Boulevard .... Charlotte, X. C. Mat jorie Timms Winnshorn, S Nelle Sadler, 1700 Selywn Ave. Charlotte, X. ( . Evelyn Smith. 1111 S. Boulevard —.... ... Charlotte, X. C. Anneal Triplett ....................................„..Lenoir. N. C. Harriette Tuttle .............................—........... Lanes, S. C. Marjorie Venning Mt. Holly, X Alt n W .n d Tt yon, N 1 Dorothy Wilkie, Box 481 ........................ Forest City, X’. C. I ucy Williams, Box 1702 ( harlotte, X ( Rachel Williams, Pageland Road Monroe, X. C. JUNIORS Hazel Adams, 240S Kenmore ......................... Charlotte. XL C. Dorothy Alexander, Rt. 2 -................. Charlotte. XL C. Frances Allgood ......_ ----------------------------- Cowpens, S. CL M .n i ha Bald win M Mint ■ ijead, X Elizabeth Brandon Halifax, X Dorothy Branan . _________________________________ Thomson. Ga. Annie Mae Brown, 504 E. Kingston Ave. Charlotte. XL C. Nina Brown Troutman, X Annette Bruton Mount iilead, X Ileita Caldwell, Route 2------------------------------- Concord, X. C. Analane Chears ------------------------------------ Pageland, S. C. Jessie Rose Clark, 311 Myrtle Ave. .................... Hamlet. XL C. Helen 1 ox Belmont, N C. Bonnye 'ox 1 r� -xt 1. X i Barbara Davis. 2037 Dartmouth Place ___________________Charlotte, XL C. Dorothy Duckett, 1945 Crescent Ave. __________________ Charlotte. X. C. Virginia Duncan, 141 Berkley Place _______________ Glen Rock. XL J. Margaret Flow Derita. XL C. Mary Brooks Folger, 1617 North McDowell Charlotte, X. C. Anne Fuller Buffalo. Ala. Betty Gardner, 1024 Queens Road ..................... Charlotte, XL C. Mary Gillis Fayetteville, N C Elizabeth Green, 331 E. Boulevard .................... Charlotte, XL C. Eleanor Guyton ... Kosciusko, Miss Lucille Gwaltney, 120 Bradford Drive ................. Charlotte, X. C. Lucille Harmon, Box 386 ................ _............. Concord, X. C. Elizabeth Harms, 1718 Fountain View ............. _. Charlotte, XL C. Jane Hix ________ .....______________________________ Cleveland, N. C. Camille Hunter, 800 E. Boulevard .................... Charlotte. XL C. Frances Hunter, Belfast Villa _________________ Newport News, Va. Georgie Hurt, 2330 Selwyn Ave. Charlotte. X. C. Alice Longenecker ................. Luebo. Belgian Congo, Africa Dorothy Muse Mountain City, Tenn. Irene McCall __________________________________________ Florence, S. C. Callie McElroy, 118 Altondale Ave. .................. Charlotte, X. C. Henrietta Mclver .......... — Gulf. XL C. Evelyn McIntosh, 1524 Duckworth Ave. _________________ Charlotte, X C. Hannah McNulty Pocahontas, Va. Ann Pease. 1236 E. Morehead _______________________ Charlotte, XL C. Carolyn Pierce____________________________________ Mt, Holly', X. C. Marjorie Poole .................................... Mullins, S. C. Elizabeth Porter ................................... Mebane, X. C. Sara Louise Porter, Box 447 ........................ Rockingham. X. C. Annie Carr Powers, 51S Rice St. ......................... Hamlet. X. C. Nancy Raley _________________________________________ — Ruby, S. C. Virginia Smith. Carmel Rd. ......................... Charlotte, XL C. Virginia Spoon Burlington, X. C. Betsy Springer, 2321 Briarwood Rd. ___________________ Charlotte, X. C. Mary Elizabeth Stevens .......................... Mooresville, X. C. Frances Stough . ----------------------------------- Cornelius, X. C. Elaine Suber _______________________________________ Whitmire, S. C. M artha Stone r E11«� t u i 1! Woodrow Summers Statesville, N . Mildred Thomas, 1138 Ordermore................... ._ Charlotte. X. C. Claire Wishart, 2001 E. Fifth St................ Charlotte, X. C. SOPHOMORES Cldia Abernathy, 360 Main .......................... Reidsville, XL C. Xancyr Arrowood ................................ Lincolnton. XL C. Tera Bailey Andalusia, Ala. Alice Barron. 723 King St. __________________________ Columbia, S. C. Virginia Blymer. 801 S. Fulton St. .............. Salisbury. X. C. Margaret Bowen ------------------------------------ Tazewell. Va. Isabel Bradford, 212 W. Sixth St. ................ Gastonia. XL C. Amelia Bradham, 204 Broad St------------ ---------------- Sumter, S. C. Elizabeth Brammer ____________________________ Christiansburg, Va. SCHOOL REGISTER —(Continued) Mildred Breeden, 1304 E. Boulevard ................ Charlotte, N. C. Frances Brockington ................................ Elberton. Ga. Gentry Burks, 345 Eastover Road .................... Charlotte. N. C. Gladys Gentry Burks, 345 Eastover Road .._.......... Charlotte, N. C. Maretta Rose Clary, 3903 Monte Vista Dr___________Chattanooga, Tenn. Helen Cochran, 1820 Dilworth Road, West..............Charlotte, N. C. Marie Corbett ......................................... Currie, N. C. Virginia Cothran ...............„................. Timmonsville, S. C. Barbara Craven, 2014 Crescent Ave................. ...Charlotte, N. C. Sally Crosland ................................ Bennettsville, S. C. Irene Davis, 1528 Hertford Road ..................... Charlotte, N. C. Jean Douglas .................................. Chesterfield, S. C. Helen Louise Duncan, 1235 Providence Road .... Charlotte, N. C. Kay Duncan, 141 Berkeley Place ..................... Glen Rock, N. J. Caroline Edwards, 2137 Briarwood ................... Charlotte. N. C. Julia Edwards, 2137 Briarwood ....................... Charlotte, N. C. June Escott, 2132 Mecklenburg Ave................... Charlotte, N. C. Nannie Sue Ferguson, 1920 Harrell ................... Charlotte. N. C. Jean Ferguson, 407 Selbourne Road ................... Riverside, 111. Dorothy Freeman, 1815 Queens Road ................. Charlotte, N. C. Thelma Gardner ................................. Hartsville, S. C. Virginia Garrison .................................... Badin, N. C. Olivia Gillespie, 2719 Lee St.............................Columbia, S. C. Mary Gunn ...................................... Sanford, N. C. Grayce Hackney, 422 E. Duval St......................Lake City, Fla. Ellen Hardee .....................................—Graham, N. C. Hilda Harmon .... .................................. McBee, S. C. Anne Harris, 710 Carpenter St....... ................ Brunswick, Ga. Margaret Harrison, 1508 Scotland Ave................ Charlotte, N. C. Virginia Hickman, 103 N. 16th St__________________Fort Smith, Ark. Margaret Holland . ...............................Mt. Holly, N. C. Geneive Hosmer, 2201 Kenmore Ave.........................Charlotte, N. C. Margaret Hudson, Rt. 2, Box 57-A .................... Columbia, S. C. Norma Humphries .................................... Walhalla, S. C. Elizabeth Imbody, 227 Hillside Ave................— Charlotte, N. C. Josephine Johnson................................ _.Goldston, S. C. Annie Vivian Jones ................................. Johns. N. C. Frances Kerr ....................................... Matthews, N. C. Judith Killian, 1618 E. Morehead ................Charlotte, N. C. Margaret Kornegay, 801 E. Boulevard .......... Charlotte, N. C. Dorothy Longenecker ................. Luebo, Belgian Congo, Africa Frances Lowrance ___________________________ Barium Springs, N. C. Mary Lyon ..................................... Burnsville, N. C. Gwendolyn Matheson ........................... Bennettsville, S. C. Mary Mason, 3 West Hillcrest ______________________ Greenville, S. C. Ruth Martin ........................................ Derita, N. C. Carolyn Miller, 729 Berkeley Ave.................... Charlotte, N. C. Susanna G. Mill wee, 842 Henley Place .............. Charlotte, N. C. Louise Moore .......... _.............. _.........Lake City, S. C. Nancy Moore, 1018 Reid St.................... Greenville, N. C. Virginia Morrison, 1415 19th St................... Hickory, N. C. Maujer Moseley, 521 N. College St.............. Charlotte, N. C. Evelyn McIntosh, 1524 Duckworth Ave...............Charlotte, N. C. Maude McClam ...................................... Scranton, S. C. Sue McNulty ____________________________________ Pocahontas. Va. Beatrice MacQueen ................................Little Rock, S. C. Eugenia Neu, 1705 S. Boulevard ..................... Charlotte, N. C. Natalie Niven, Arrowood Farms ................ Charlotte, N. C. Mary Payne, 2400 Sehvyn Ave......................... Charlotte, N. C. Mary Alice Petteway, 708 Central Ave...............Charlotte, N. C. Juliette Price _______________________________ New London, N. C. Sara Raney ....................................... Lafayette, Ala. Jane Rankin. Sharon Road ........................... Charlotte, N. C. Dorothy Raymond, SI 7 Penn Ave....................... Lakeland, Fla. Helen Rhyne.......................................Mt. Holly, N. C. Mary Gilmer Richmond ________________________________ Concord, N. C. Frances Riddle, 2801 Millwood Ave.................... Columbia, S. C. Dorothy Robinson ................................ Derita, N. C. Marie Rosenian, 1234 Park Drive ______________________Charlotte. N. C. Naomi Rouse, 1000 E. 36th St........................ Charlotte. N. C. Marjorie Russell, 608 S. McQueen St............ Florence, S. C. Lillian Sample ___________________________________Fort Pierce, Fla. Margaret Schaeffer, 948 Queens Road ................. Charlotte, N. C. Alberta Setzer ___________________________________ Uniontown, Ala. Mildred Shuford ...................................... Hickory, N. C. Carolyn Sibley, 1905 Beverly Drive ........... „.....Charlotte, N. C. Mildred Sneeden, 316 N. 16th St..................... Wilmington, N. C. Elizabeth Taylor .................................Mt. Holly, N. C. Mildred Taylor ....._:............... ,............. Stanley, N. C. Mary Mildred Thomas, 2601 Sehvyn Ave. _______________Charlotte. N. C. Sarah Thompson .................................... Highlands, N. C. Cornelia Truesdale ................................ Kershaw, S. C. Victoria Troutman ......................... —...........—Addor, N. C. Frances Trulock .....................................—Climax, Ga. Ermine Waddill, 1356 Harding Place .................. Charlotte, N. C. Elizabeth Walters .............................. Waynesboro, Ga. Enid Waggett .....................................St. Charles, S. C. Margaret Williams, McClelland Park .................. Sarasota, Fla. FRESHMEN Jennie Linn Wright —..........—_______________________ Landis, N. C. Martha Alexander, 210 W. 11th St.....................Charlotte, N. C. Ruth Alexander _________________________________ Matthews, N. C. Leona Ameen ........................................ Winnsboro, S. C. Margaret Anderson, 511 Queens Road _.................Charlotte, N. C. Betty Andrews, 1015 E. Eighth St. ................ Charlotte, N. C. Ruth Archer, 715 Parkhill Ave_________________________Lakeland, Fla. Dot Ballard, 507 S. Poplar St............._........ Lincolnton, N. C. Alberta Ballenger. 1920 Bay St...................... Charlotte, N. C. Druscilla Ballentine —........................ Ware Shoals, S. C. Sara Beall. 800 Bromley Road .................... Charlotte, N. C. Marjorie Blease, 1316 Dilworth Road ................ Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Sue Broeckmann, Route 3 ...................... Charlotte, N. C. Nelle Bookout, 1024 Pecan Ave...................... Charlotte, N. C. Betty Boyd, 212 E. Kingston _______________________ Charlotte, N. C. Martha Brandon .................... _............. Halifax, N. C. Nancy Byrum, Route 3 ........................ Charlotte, N. C. Betty Carr, 212 N. McDowell St.......................Charlotte, N. C. Margaret Caudell, 401 S. Summitt ___________________ Charlotte, N. C. Margaret Chandler, Sharon Road .................... Charlotte, N. C. Anne Cromartie ............................... Elizabethtown, N. C. Kathryn Curran, 1027 E. Boulevard ................. Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Jane Dandridge, 2300 Crescent Ave. Ext...Charlotte, N. C. Elizabeth DeArmon ............................... Derita. N. C. Virginia DeWitt, 508 Poplar Apts................... Charlotte, N. C. Ruth Edmiston, Route 3 ........................... Salisbury, N. C. Elizabeth Erwin ________________________________ Laurinburg, N. C. Margaret Erwin, 226 Baldwin Ave..................... Charlotte, N. C. Frances Eubanks ................................... Pineville, N. C. Dot Failor, 1521 Queens Road ....................... Charlotte, N. C. Mary Alice Feaster ................................... Brevard, N. C. Mary Hooker Foust ____________________ Mt. Vernon Springs, N. C. Inez Fulbright, 1207 Chestnut St. ... ... ..........Wilmington, N. C. Marguerite Gambrell, 2149 Kirkwood Ave...............Charlotte, N. C. Margaret Glenn .................................. Liberty, S. C. Ann Golden .................................... Carthage, N. C. Vashti Gornto. 1603 Grace St............._.............Wilmington, N. C. Christina Grainger, Blandwood Apt. ________________ Charlotte, N. C. Elaine Gunter, 327 W. 9th St. ___________„__________ Charlotte, N. C. Mary Louise Hall .................................. Mt. LTla, N. C. Victoria Hammond, 302 Huntington St..................Kosciusko, Miss. Margaret Harden _____________________________ Winnsboro, S. C. Billie Harmon, Box 386 ............................... Concord, N. C. Mary Lois Harris _______________________________ Goldston, N. C. Kitty Sue Harvin ....................... ..Manning, S. C. Virginia Hickman. 103 North 16th St...............Fort Smith, Ark. Esther Love Hillhouse ........................ Calhoun, Ga. Mildred Hoke, 1421 Plaza ........................... Charlotte, N. C. Mary Holder, 1808 E. 7th St. ...................... Charlotte, N. C. Marjorie Hoyle, 131 Circle Ave. ................... Charlotte, N. C. Lei a W. Hughs ......_........................ Walhalla, S. C. Sara M. Hutto ................................... Eastover, S. C. Eleanor Isaacs, 129 S. College .......-............ Charlotte, N. C. Annie Johnson, 425 Worthington Ave..................Charlotte, N. C. Beatrice Joines __________________________________ Matthews, N. C. Mary Marshall Jones. Addison Apts...................Charlotte, N. C. Mary King, 2821 Millwood Ave.................... Columbia, S. C. Jane Kidd. 1401 E. Boulevard ..................... Charlotte, N. C. Mildred Kinney, 233 Hillside Ave. ................. Charlotte, N. C. Louise Lowe _____________________________________ Lafayette, Ala. Inez Malone. Box 271 ....................... Burlington, N. C. Betty Young Martin, 1623 S. Blvd. _____________Charlotte, N. C. Mary Katherine Martin ................... Richburg, S. C. Ann Mauldin, 2019 Dilworth Rd., East................Charlotte, N. C. Sarah Louise Meyer. 702 N. College St. _____________Charlotte, N. C. Dot Meyers, 809 S. Tryon .......................... Charlotte, N. C. Julia Miller .................................... Whitmire, S. C. Betsy Moffitt, 2143 Avondale Ave____________________Charlotte, N. C. Jane Montgomery. 47 Law Ave. ..................... Reidsville, N. C. Elizabeth Morris ..........._................ Clifton Forge, Va. Vera Elizabeth Myers, 907 E. Worthington___________Charlotte, N. C. Flora MacDonald .......................... Little Rock, S. C. Elliot McCormick ................................... North, S. C. Harriett McDowell, 522 S. DeKalle _____________________ Shelby, N. C. Mary Jean McFadyen _________________________________ Ellerbee, N. C. Ruth McFarland ...................................... Tryon, N. C. Annette Mclver, 625 Royal Court ____________________ Charlotte. N. C. Edith Northrop, 1568 Stanford Place _______________Charlotte, N. C. Sarah Elizabeth Ostwalt, Route 5 ............. Charlotte, N. C. Hope Patterson, 903 Church St..................Burlington, N. C. Rebecca Patton, 211 Hawthorne Lane ..................Charlotte, N. C. Ann Peyton __________________________________________ Davidson, N. C. Helen Pope ......................_................... LTnion, S. C. Willie Ruth Price, 200 Bradford Drive .........Charlotte, N. C. Nancy Query, Route 4 ................ Charlotte, N. C. Doris Raley ........................................ Ruby, S. C. Margaret Russell ................................ Matthews, N. C. Dot Sarratt, 1512 Lyttleton St......................... Camden, S. C. Harriette Scoggin, 700 Main __________________________ Conway, S. C. SCHOOL REGISTER —(Continued) Emily Seittcr, Route 1, Box 72 Wilmington. X. C. Winifrt 'I In al —. Gastonia, N 1 Mary Elva Smith. 106 S. Caswell Charlotte, N. C. Ellenora Spratt, R.F.D. No. 3 Charlotte, N. C. Marie Sprinkle ......... ... .......... ....... Marshall, X. C. Ethel Stancill, 1820 E. 7th St....... Charlotte, X. C. Elizabeth Summerville, 2108 Sherwood Ave. Charlotte, X. ('. Margaret Taylor Mt. Croghan, S. C. Sarah Taylor, 720 E. Boulevard ._..................Charlotte, X. C. Lorraine Thompson--------------------------------- Tazewell, Va. Margaret Thompson Forest City, X. C. Rebecca Tucker. 1701 E. Seventh St. Charlotte. X. C. Esther Vause, 2405 Charlotte Drive ______________ Charlotte. X. C. Ellen Waddill, 1356 Harding Flace Charlotte, X. C. Xancy Walker, Box 124 .............. -..........Burlington. X. C. Ida Mae Walkup ___________________________________ McIntosh, Fla. Judy Walters, 413 Kershaw St. ----------------------- Cheraw, S. C. Cora Way land Malden, W. a. Helen Westerfield, 107 Circle Ave. -------------- Charlotte. X. C. Marjorie West_______________________________________Franklin, X. C. JuliLj White, Buckout Road .... ______ White Plains, X. V. Carolyn Williams, W. Main St. ------ Easley, S. C. Yvonne Williams ............................... Waynesboro. Ga. Martha Wilson ---------------------------------- Sumter. S. C. Mary Louise Wright, 6624, 32 Place, X.W--------Washington, D. C. Keller Young ____________________________________ Whitmire, S. C. Mary Virginia Zieverink. 2209 Kenmore Charlotte. X. C. Martha Arrowood. 324 X. LaFayette St. Shelby, X. C. Xancy Query, Route 4 Charlotte. X. C. Sadie Louise McManus. Rt. Xo. 1 —_____________________Monroe, X. C. BUSIXESS STUDEXTS Margaret Virginia Alexander, Rt. 1__________ Janet Allen_________________________________ Margaret Barnett, 2326 Wdkinson Blvd. ______ Virginia M. Bivens _________________________ Dorothy Mae Bost. 1530 S. Tryon St. ________ Elfia Jeannette Bounous -------------------- Jessie Rose Clark--------------------------- Louise Collins______________________________ Lucy Crosland_______________________________ _____Concord, Middlesex, ___Charlotte. . Marshville, ____Charlotte. _____Valdcse, ------Hamlet, .Monroe, Wanda Daber. 219 Cherry St. Frances Dunbar. 531 E. Blvd. Peggy Forester Xancy Sue Grier. Route 5 Sara Louise Grimsley. 50 W. Palmetto St. Mildred Virginia Grubbs_____________ Mae Belle Gwin______________________ Rosa Hardison----------------------- ... Rockingham. ......Mt. Airy, ______Charlotte, X. Wilkesboro. .Charlotte, Florence, ____Hot Springs. . Greenwood. Wadesboro, X. C. X. C. X. C. X. C. X. c. N i X. c. X. c. X. c. X. c. X. C X. c. N ' s. c. X. c. s. c. X. c. Matilda Helms, 1001 East Blvd. Mary Elizabeth Henderson Charlotte. X Monroe. X Charlotte. X Charlotte, X Charlotte, X Marietta, Ansonville, X Laurinburg. X Burlington, X Dorothy Hovis, 304 Hovis Circle ______ Camille Hunter. 800 E. Blvd. Irene Irving. 527 W. Xinth St.________ Katherine Mary Jones, 203 Polk St. Elizabeth Little---------------- Laura Lytch ------------------- .--- Mary Marie Mann, 308 Tucker Mildred Massenburg. 100 Altondale Ave. _ Charlotte, X Iris Louise Mayhew, Rt. 4 Charlotte, X Eloise McGuirt, 813 W. Franklin St.____________ Monroe, X Lorene Munn, Rt. 4--------------------------------Charlotte. X Ellen Xooe_______________________________________ Ridgeway, S Xell Russell----------------------------------- Matthews, X —Charlotte, X .Charlotte. X .Laurinburg, X Winston-Salem, X Betsy Tingley. 2124 Greenway ............... .Charlotte. N Virginia Triplett. 203 Washington St. _____________ Monroe. X Mary Lena Whitlock. 103 Willard St. Charlotte. X Helen Williams __________________________________ Valdese, X Judy Walters, 413 Kershaw St. . _____________________Cheraw, S Dorothy Wright---------------------------------------Cheraw, S Jean Sorv, 108 S. Caldwell Sara Lee Steger. 1918 Beverly Drive Mary Lee Stewart ________ __________ Bertha Tiechman. 146 Taylor St. . C. . C. . c. . c. . C. Ga. C. . C. . C. . C. . C. . C. . C. . C. . c. . c. c. . c. . c. . c. . c. . c . c. . c. . c. SPECIALS Mildred Alexander, Sharon Road _____________________Charlotte. X. C. Martha Arrowood. 324 X. LaFayette St___________ Shelby, X. C. Virginia Blymyer------------------------------------Salisbury, X. C. Martha Grey. Box 217________________________________Charlotte. X. C. Beverly Haddock, 1610 Queens Road _______________ - Charlotte, X. C. Elizabeth Henderson, Wadesboro Ave................ . Monroe. X. C. Julia Hildreth, 207 S. Ridge_______________________Kannapolis. X. C. Dorothy Hoppe, 1501 Queens Road W.__________________Charlotte, X. C. Irene Rose Irving, 527 W. 9th St. _________________Charlotte, X. C. Ruth Ivey______________________________________________Bowden. X. C. Ixrnise Jones, 1118 Dilworth Road __________________Charlotte. X. C. Mrs. Roy Ledford, 247 Hillside Ave............... Charlotte, X. C. Catherine Moore, Route 2 __________________________ Matthews, X. C. Elizabeth McCall, 379 Ridgewood................. Charlotte, X. C. Mrs. Bob McKay, 2026 Beverly Drive_________________ Charlotte, X. C. Anne Pease, 1236 E. Morehead________________________Charlotte, X. C. Clinton Powell, 911 Ardsley Road ___________________Charlotte, X. C. Carolyn Sibley, 1405 Beverly Drive__________________Charlotte, X. C. Sybil Trexler. Xondsmond Apts.________________ ... Concord, X. C. Julia Thomas. 2601 Selwyn Ave. _____________________Charlotte, X. C. Mrs. Evelyn Wrenn, 726 E. Kingston Ave. .Charlotte, X. C. Mary McDevitt, 1034 Ardsley Road____________________Charlotte, X. C. A FINAL WORD Well, girls, this is the end! Thank Goodness!! Here you have the completed book: the pictures of as many of you as we could back into having your pictures taken; snapshots of everybody and everything that the snapshot editors could find (and we had four of them on the job) ; all of your organizations; the beauties; May Day; and even some ads! Mental note for you: if I have left any- thing out, why don’t you suggest it to Gin for next year. But before you close the book, Ruth and I want to tell you what a good time we have had doing this for you this year. It has been lots of fun. We have had to work; but our staffs have been so good about helping that we hardly minded even that. And there have been other people who have helped to make this the most pain- less annual we ever saw, too; Ruth and I would like to thank them, along with our staffs, for their assistance. There is BRADSHAW CRANDELL, who picked the Beauties; and Mrs. St. JOHN, who took their pictures (besides taking the pictures of all the rest of us “not-so-pretties”), and HARRY and JOE HUNTINGTON up there at the Studio. And then we would like to thank JANE STAINBACK, and BUCK, and every one at the Engravers who helped; and HARRIE KECK, down at the Observer Printing House. Thanks, too, to Dr. STOUT, always so ready to advise on any matter; and to all of the others that I could not even begin to mention, including our advertisers. And now it is time to say, The End. And we hope that you like this, your 1939 CORONET. Ruth and Sue.