Converse College - Ys and Other Ys Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)
- Class of 1946
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HERE WE LIVE UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF OUR ADMINISTRATION. OUR TEACHERS, AND OUR FRIENDS EVER LOOKING UP TO OUR TOWER WHOSE PRES- ENCE OVERSHADOWS THE HEARTS OF US ALL. HERE IN A SERENITY ALMOST UNKNOWN TO OUR TIIVIE, VVE LIVED. YET THIS SERENITY POS- 4 SESSED NO STATIC QUALITY . . . INSTEAD IT WAS FILLED WITH CUP ACTIVITIES WHICH S T R E N C T H E N E D CCIYIPANICNSHIPS, CUP CLASSES IN WHICH WE SDUCIHT AND CAINED KNDWLEDCE, ATHLETICS WHICH AWAKENED SPCRTSIYIANSHIP . . . CDR WCRK, CUP PLAY . . . WISE AND OTHERWISE . . . ALL THIS, CDNVERSE, A PART GF US. WE CDIYIE AND CC . . . CUP TOWER STANDS, ITS BELL FOREVER RINCINC QUT THE DAYS . . . FOREVER RINGING THE SPIRIT OF CCNVERSE. ' O MISS RICHARDS we eledieaie this, the annual of 1946. She has given of herself unsiini- ingly . . . making for li erae ll a lasting place at Converse. H0ur hearts are one in love and loyalty, We pledge our trust to thee eternally. Together 'neath the ivied Walls We've stood, We,ll spend our Converse days in Sisterhood. ples a n I J' ,,.a. ,eff if ig-.ic 1 2. 'U f 1' fi 'F vs f :ATE 1, 1 V- ' 'ls 1.2 .Eg ? uf ' in 1 ! 'i 3 1 -, if xv ,-NL. xx l 'J Z I -,, ,ss ,o , is ., 5 51 in an -,Q A r H fi-'4 I ,iw 6 JANE LEIGHTUN RICHARDS, Dean S4 1:. 3' 1 ' I, .,c 1 - -6 4 B Ext... - m. w- 'r 1 . I Q I 1 1 1-4 ,N 1 in - ' ' - gent- i 5 - 114. EFA in. - 'lf' .- 1, 11 'GM , 5 X1' ll' 1 1 - A11-1591. Wy I 1 1 nf. 1 , ...lv ' ' ,Jimi gf-1 TPA' . ,,,,1,1 .- 1 11 ,gs . ,v,-,U ,1 --51 lf, 5- E, 1 f':?fi v--, ya :' , i fi ff .f. I, M5215 '....'-Xa.. IVV, , .. 4 . . . . ' J, '.. 1 ffm' -'fvmf 4 1 uhh. 249+ 1 1 '3'fQ+sl,1-' ' 9-fy 'A . . .,:H. A .1 ,. 7 .1 Tl - .- . ii Hg' , 1 1 jx.: -..,. 11. I V v ,Q 1,1 1 wr. ,IC1 ,.Iiix!:f!fN,5lQ,n41l4:J , .N ,,, 1 4, 1 .,, .... , 11 .bt 1' Aj 3 1' ' 1111, .. . - - 1- 145:11 I 1 .I 1 ,-1-:L ,, .5 A I u lv, 1,.,Q:- Ta, f , gfn fy 4 nl t R-J .Y 'EQ 1 . 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V will 1 A V,fV.s.'4LT.,b-QJ-mug' my 'K ., , K V. N V ' H ,, V V -Vrnvhg -I , ff u,. ' --'v wrg a fsf E '- ,, V b VV -.,V. 'L '...,., V V'v.,,f,,: f -L5 -'21 V . v Ml... In I . - - V : -V ,Mx V ,.-V ,..,. VVI SMMFQ , , L E 1 .4, - A 5, 13.4. . V t Nd, : uh , X I7 w Ml! 4' W f?i 'e!a !4 1 V VF' T Va '? 'H ' T l. ..v'v'-WL V X ' '9'15f:- , , 'if -'V , ,K V. ,ag V . VV.- A7-MV .A+ A-U, -V , AV . V, , V . .,.r.y,4,,W. -f .,,.,,M,i, ' ' 'Z VM. , + 1f'f...'. 'W T?3?iM5::g5qV V hw.-.-.. ' --.xg -e-..,., Y Q' ' ' ' ' V ' A --VV , 1 H 7 V .. WV! N?'??1kf 'V VfiV5'4 im-.-V1- 1 '- :QA - 1 N '-ffdi. .Ir I A Dexter Hall Cudd Hall W 7 , W 4 M Y W F M ' l , E 4' ll ,.. .. 1. I.. , 1. 1 .:,:- A , tif ' zu -- 5 .gil T ia Allf,lBWS ,, J ,, .f--,AS 1 1? f II,U1l l ug '22 ' 'gjfff pg f - 'if , l EDWARD t W!-XTH EY As President of our college, Dr. Gwatinney has macie Con- verse a growing institution. He has guided our college Weil in its outstanding scholastic and material advancements. We are assured that Converse will continue to grow tiirougii the co- operation, friendliness, and interest that he has shown to us during our life here. I,..,.. If 1 , 1 iw 1 w f 1 r fs iv T if xi ' 3 - 4 ' 0 1 a a ji it 3 ' ing R . 3 . E W 5 F 5 i 1 3 5 5 x i -ii V ? 2 Q 5 4 i 3 5 5 K , T I I 1 . 5 1 , i 3 L - 5 s 5 3 4 3 P 3 i ELFURD C. i URGAN Dean of the Faculty . . . a teacher ancl a friend . . . has obtained the admiration and respect of Botti the students and the faculty. Through his intelligent supervision, patient tolerance, and sincere understanding, he has provecl his genuine interest in us. To him we owe much. 12 4. -xl ef , V 1 'I' I if 'I' .. 'Iii' -f: 1 LL- f'-' , 'tjjgix ggga- . f1a jTQ7Tj, P 13' f ,. I , ,' '.,.'! 5 'N 1 ,.:.k-:.--A f C: A A ,, Q.-.113 ,Ag 1 Jay, 'iff pil, if .fi-Psi? Mfg. ,if -fit S X '-f,','i F, ,if ,-, f ,I 'U 1 :il-'ft -as-Aj. j',1+ f wjLc.f..f,:,. . ...c ,, 3. x xr, ' VX- 'gT V':.'.-N v-:- f uw., -'Z mg-,j ,, ff ,E-'Q' if f ,L A w X-xv QXVM qc, Lil 3,7 ,V 1L,,.:,f,i , ,-, V , A'-A, Vu-i , K+, ,LV i ,JUL Wifi 5 j! ltf4iP2- f :-' X 'I ,j,L.,,-2-'JV iuslfisj .-6' , ,:'Tf' fi, iifsflf Z '4 ,ml I w: .-, Q, -. ,.. .. I ,3-,.,.f.'.1.. .. fgg. ,gg ,ff , , . Mr. Geru as Dean of the School of Music has continued to enlarge and enhance its possibilities for i2VhiCI'l every Con- verse student is rightly proud, Vvitin sucii cleterminecl, brit- iiant leadership and enthusiastic interests, we have time prom- ise of a new and vigorous musical life within the college. W N GER CHEF H1 situ X ,R Em 5-49 1...-wf '7' is Dean Emeritus Theres no need Lo asia her name . . For every girl loves her the samef, ro . Miss Gee . . . Our college mother . . . Slieis Converse and all for which it stands . . . this exemplified by tier untiring devotion to the school and to each of us, and we thank tier for our treasured spirits of Converse which ensure eternal comradeship. May We all follow in her sincere de- sire ttiat ueach one in our family so tive that we can thank God for every remembrance of our college and our friendsf, n I4 EU ED UE TELI TEE 41 VVALLACE D. DUPRE. BA.. IVI.A., CE., Acting S. F. CANNON, B.A., Secretary H9191 ..... .. VV. A. DONVNES, IVI.D. 119021 .......... JOHN A. LAXV, B.A. H9101 ,............. . I-IOWARD B. CARLISLE, B.A., LLB. H9101 . . . . ISAAC ANDREWS 119191 .................. MRS. W. R. CROOK, B.A., M.E. U9231... IVIISS ANNIE LEE, B.A., IVI A. tl9231.... ISI. ARTHUR LIGON H9261 ........... THOMAS M. IJYLES, BS., LLB. H9291 MRS. VV. C. CLEVELAND, B.A. 119321 MRS. S. CLAY WILLIAMS, BL. H9371 MRS. HENRY VV. DAVIS, BL. U9371. WALTER S. MONTGOMERY, B.A. 119371 ...... FRANK B. VINCENT 119371 .................... MRS. JAMES F. BYRNES, B.IL., L.H.D. U9431.. JOHN Z. CLEVELAND H9451 ................ MRS. HENRY T. CRIGLER, B.L., A.MUS. H9451 .... . J. C. GRIER 119451 ........................... .... BROADUS ILITTLEJOHN 119451 .................. .... Chairman 09371- SpartanIourg, S. C. ....SpartanI9urg, S. C. ....New York, N. Y. . . . .SpartanIJurg, S. C. . . . .SpartantJurg, S. C. . . . .SparlanI3uI'g, S. C. . . . .SpartanI9urg, S. C. ........M0l1f06, N. C. . . . .SparlarIIJurg, S. C. . . . .Spartanburg S. C. ..........GreenViIIe, S. C. .... .VVinSton-SaIem, N. C. ............AtIanta,Ga. . . . .SpartanIDurg, S. C. .SpartanI9urg, ... .... Washington, D. C. . . . .... HcncIersonviIIe, N. C. ... . .CvrcenviIIe, S. C. .SpartanIJurg, S. C. .Spartz1nIJurg. S. C. MRS. HELEN D. IVIOSELEY, B.A., M.A. H9451 ........ ...... S parlanlaurg, S. C. LAURENS WALKER, B.A. 419451 .......................... EDWARD M. GWATHMEY, PHD., LI...'D. H9331 .Cedar Spring, S. C. Ex-officio DIVII I TEATIVE UEEICEP1 ELFORD C. IVIORGAN, P1-LD. ............. . EDWIN GERSCPIEFSKI, Pl'I.B., MUS.B.. . . . . JANE LEIGHTON RICHARDS, IVI.A. ..... . ALICE A. PECK, M.A.. .. W. F. KLUG1-I, B.A.. . . . LOUISA B. CARLISLE, B.A. RUTH JEAN FRYXNK, M.D. ..... ................. . MARJORIE L. VVALL, B.A. IVIORRELL T1-IOMAS ....... . . . . . . . . . . . .Dean of the Faculty . . . . .Dean of the School of Mrisi.c ..............Dean of Stuctents .Registrar Treasurer :Incl Business Nlanager Librarian .Resident Physician . . . ..... Executive Secretary of the Atumnae .Director of Public Relations MRS. ROBERT GLASGOW ..... .................. F ietcl Secretary MRS. ANNE T. GLASCOCK ....... .... D irector of Halls IVIARGARET HAMNIOND, B.A. .... .. ..................... Dietitian SALLIE T. CADE, R.N. ........... .................. . .Resident Nurse JUANITA IFIOVVLER .................... .... S ecretary to the President anct Dean ANNA MARGARET VVIILLIAMS, BJVIUS .... ....... S ecretary of ttze Sctzoot of Music MRS. JOHN SPEAKE ..... ......... ...... .Secretary to the Dean of Students FRANCES CHERRY ..... . ..... ....... .... ...... S e C retary to the Registrar BETTY HACIQET, B.S. ................. Secretary to the Exec. Sec. of the Alumnae ALICE IRWIN, B.MUS. ........................ Assistant to the Dean of Students IVIRS. SOPHIE CARLISLE BEAN, B.A. ....,. .... A ssistant to the Dean of Students JULIA B. RADFORD ................ ........ .Assistant to the Treasurer IVIRS. JOHN R. FERGUSON .... ..... 1' Issistant to the Field Secretary MRS. I... A. GAMBILL ...... .RALPH I... MCBEE. . . . . I-IENRY GAl.I.MAN ..... MRS. E. P. TINSLEY. I 5 . . . . . . . .Assistant to the Dietitian . . . .Plant Nlanager anct Engineer . . . .Superintenftent of Grouncts . . . .Superintendent of Laundry BEARDEN, BLECKSCIIMIIIT. BROXVNING CLINKSCALES, FARLOXVE, FRANK Mtss GEE, GIfRscIIIrsIiI, Goom' RUTII JEAN FIIANK,-B.A., M.D ..... .... R esiclent Plnysieian VXIALTER SPRY ..,. .................. ..... r ofossor of Piano Euvooo C. l'iUNTER, BA., M.A,, PlI.D .... .. ......... Professor of Education HAZEI. AIIIIOTT, BA.. BE.. MA. ......,,..... Professor of Speecli and Drama GEORGE FARRANLI PI-AYLOR, BA., S.T.D., MA.- Cflapfain of lfw Colfegc and Professor of Pfiilosoplry anal Religion LIONEL NowAK, IVLMUS ..,...... ..Professar of Pi crrz o, Theory fnrxr I Composition VV! 1.1.l AM L. PUGII, BA., MIX.. L l'l I'.D., l,ll.D .... ..... I Jrofrfssor of lfngfisft JAMES A. Cl'lILES, BA.. lVl,A., IJILD. ..... ............ T 'rof essor of German HELEN PORTER SIAIIT 1-1, BA., MA. .... ..., I ffssociate Professor of Engfisft ALINE SAUNDERS WEST, BA.. MA, ......... Associate Professor of Chemistry ROSAIAIONDE R. XPVIIMBERLY, BA., MA., PII.D.- Associate Professor of Sociology and History RAIIIANA PAZMOR, BA.. .. .. ......... Associate Professor of Voice IQDDNVARD B'IOSl2l.l'iY GwA'rIIIvIEY, B.A.. IVLA., I,Il.D.. LL.D. .,.. ..... I Jresident ELEORD C. IVIORGAN, BA., MA., Pl'l.D.-4 Dean of Faculty and Professor of English IVIARY VVILSON GEI5. BA., M.A,. LlTT.D.. .Dean Emeritus and Professor of Latin EDNVIN GERSCIIEI-'sIiI. PILB., NUs.B.-1 DUUU of HIC SCIIOUI of MllSlC Hull IJTUIGSSOT of PiKlll0. Vlqhlfflfy CHI-ll C0llI1JUSili0ll JANE LEIGIITON fllCI-IARDS, BA., M.A..Deon of Students and Professor of History NVELIJON TIIOMAS MX'ERS, B.A., MA., PILD ............ Professor of English GEORGE B. CLINIQSCALES, BS., Pl-l,D ................ Professor of Mathematics AIJOLPIIE XIERMONT, MA., P r-I. D. ............ Professor of Romance Languages ELIZAEETII AUGUSTA NVILLIAIAIS, B.S., NS. ........ .... P rofessor of Biology AUGUST C. COOK .......................... ....... P rofe ssanr of Art HENIZY E. SIIIVER. BS., MS., PH.D.. .. ..., Professor of Chemistry GLENN CROWIIER STABLES ......... .... ..... I J rofessor of Voice HENRlE'l'1'A BROWNINC, BA ...... .... I 'rofessor of Physical Education C NV' QE HUNTER, KIBLIZR, LAWSON LEGGE, IVIACENULTY, B'1ACENULTX' McKEE, IVIEYIZRS, NOWAK I 6 ALICE A. PECK, B.A., M.A. .......... ...Associate Professor of MattIerm1tics LILLIAN A. KIBLER, B.A.. tVI.A., PILD... ..... Associate Professor of History ELIZABETII STEELE BEARDEN, B.A., lVt.A.. .. ...Associate Professor of English LOUISA B. CARLIsLE. B.A.... ........... .................. L ibrarian VIVIAN FARLOXVE, B.A., M.A. .................. Associate Professor of Biology SARA ELIZAIAETI-I WOODRUFE, B.A., 1Vt.A., D,M.L.f-f Associate Professor of Mocfern Languages THEODORE C. PIERCE, B.S.... ........ Associate Professor of Organ and Theory ALFRED W. BLECKSCIVIMIDT, BS., M.Mus.- Associate Professor of Viotin, Orchestral Instruments and Theory GEORGE H. McKEE, AB., M.A.-- Doctorat es Lcttrcs, Acting Associate Professor of Modcrrx Languages VIRGINIA B. SLOAN, B.A., NLA., PILD.. .Acting Associate Professor of Economics ALIA Ross LAXVSON, B.tVtUs., M.A.f- Associato Professor of Mrlsic Education and Theory N I PAZMOR, PECK. PHARR I PIERCE, POLITZER, Puoli ' ' I T RICHARDS, SIIIVER, SMITH HEDI POLITZER, BS., NLS. ........ ...Assistant Professor of Ptiysicat Education JOHN IVIACENULTY, JR., B.Mus.. M.tVIus.,- Assistant Professor of Theory, Music History and Piano MARY E. BROWN, B.A.. MA .... ....... - ........ I nstractor in Latin MINNIE ROB PIIAUP, B.A., M.A. .............. Assistant Professor of Psychology ESSIE HILL, B.A., BS.. IVLA.. . .Acting Assistant Professor of Classical Languages ELIZABETH GOSLEN, BS.. .. ............ -..1nstructor in Physical Ectucution M FRANCES LEGGE, BJVIIJS ...... .... I ........ I nstructor in Piano MRS. Nonwoon C. HARRISON .... .... I nstructor in French LEROY Trzsus .........,..... .............,........... - Guest Artist, Voice ROSALINIJ MACENULTY, B.MUs. . .Associate Instructor in Theory and Miisic History INA GERSCHEFSKI, B.MUs. ........ - .............. Associate Instructor in Piano IVIARY EvELYN GooDoY. BA..-f Music Librarian and Assistant in Cello and Mtisic History f'x '-F' . . SPRY, STABLES, SUMMERELL TAYLOR, VlZRIVtONT, WEST WILLIABIS, WlP1BERLX', VVQODRUFF I7 I I I I I I I I I N I I I . I .,- lg:-,,L',-- , , .-9' 1' ,. 34. , P ,V .fu -f I v ' wb, ,. E' 'fn : U' ,X v ,VA-. .N fmiliiikt? ' -L 14, W :1:V?f1.22' -,gb 1,-A Tk ,nv 'f :Q -421 - ,tix .,'-rf 'V I -n,j'.:'. J I .3 I HM. f'.s , 4.5 fv 4 J 7 1 .rv :'V'.1 , ' . V , I .4 .,., , . Q f In I nl: ,Y .,. if ..r ,t - w'7 ,-M229 . ' . ,ff -' 1 ' V t f 1' .,' t , V, ' .qv- m 9 1' K W' , Q 1' f M: Wi' 'Y J, 5 Q Z' ' V- lv'-1 I l5.3 l.5 ' I:-Q' T f- gs 3 : 1 :VF 1 fig, K. '-1' , lil -L A57 Q 3 4' 54 F' -'R . 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W 1 T 1 - 111 3 E 11 1, 111.1 1111 1 5 '- 1 1 1 11111 ' 'W 11 5 U: -Q: LANHAM. MAVIILLIN. HARTIN. ST RAIT. COMPTON 1 1 u J, 'K -1. 15 9.1 -,VA 1 h 5111111 'fu W 3' ,f'q7 cv W-Ls f 111 1 11 'Jf JLJJ1l'3 HMM D19 1, ,11,11 11 11 11 x ',.1va President ...... .... First Vice-President . . Second Vice-President Secretary .......... Treasurer . . 22 H- dm 'Q 1' fl wwfmfww '1 1 1f B.'f'f T1T1T1111T ian LUCILLE MCMILLIN . . . . .BETTY LANHAM . .DOROTHY HARTIN . .BOBSIE COMPTON . . . . .ROSA STRAIT Senier Prefeee . . . I The first class to enter college cluring World War II . . . the Hrst c igsgftd gracluate into a world struggling to maintain the peace it fought if F iiogclesperateiyg in this respect our class has cliffereci from others. Hap- giiigwx I piness we have shared with all classes, out ours was a Happiness often x 'T q -5 ..:,. ercast by the shadow of fear, anxiety, death. War brought seriousness- aturity to our college years. .i i fig t though we have differed from preceding classes in certain ways Q gp igilivoxxtgefen like them in many others. The special things that make . o ' so clear to us must ever be time same . . . tail ivy-covered Build- Gfg j ni gfpdrttes in time clining roomy faculty-student softball gamesg dressing 1-QA i L. : fe caroiiingg time Christmas treeg our enthusiasm for sports-fanci class :'1 f,ride over our success in those sportsg Bridge games,-'never-enciingg the eleven o'ciociz trek to tile Tea Room: sessions in the Little Stiopg and so many others. Peace came, and we Began our last year with mixecl feelings of free- dom, joy, and increased responsibility as we realized tiow quickly the year was passing. Spring tioiiciays, the Senior Dance, anci suddenly Hnai exams, class day, the Bonfire, and graduation. Tired old seniors ,-,lost now in the cold, cruel worldf' but tied to- gether by time web of stiareci experiences of four un- forgettable years. SENIOR MASCOTS GEORGE BEGG ELIZABETEI LEE MCCOWN 46- It-A if 1 NELL BAKER ADAMS HELEN ELIZABETH ALLEN THE L E LL L B HELEN ELIZABETH ANDERSON ROSA EPPES ANDERSON 24 -4 X ,rlf - Y - - . Q. 1 f' 'P MB ., , X ' , I J ask , .-new ' K .I I , ,P 1 1 ' Fa 'iw gags, , R ,X X,'4 , , ' A Y' 2 l I 1 , Q ?, Yvfg 1555?-f i P 'L 'E M .'-. 1 EE' .L, 1, 1 V ' .' jw 4 .L ,HQ - , Ep' ff' ' N 'jg Q.. WE 1 231. fin. 215 ,Y I .g m f, A 1 ie: 3. A , f- ? , a-WSI QQQ I W , v,q,SZ:?4LlfE 1yliri 7.4.-,'sQli', -m1'- iii Z, my-,,1 v. Q 55,-J 1 rf'-1-'fw.'gX,f -w-. U 'z Q' '- 'W kgw-W Jw X N W I X X x 1 X X X X X PENELOPE SWANEY BOUKNIGHT DICKSIE JOHNSTON BROWN THE E I P1 O OO JL SS ag., 'S'-27 DORIS LOUISE BYRD MARY AURELIA CANNON 26 MIRIAM CARMICHAEL NANCYE PALMER COMMANDER KC 1 W fl? M . Q EDITH FRENCH COMPTON MARY ANN CURRY 27 H .Img JULEENE CUTRIGHT LILA LINDSAY DUPRE ,ff W Af I . If I 415' ,Hn .,-' JW: X v' -S 2, A THE SS ff A f' M gi xg MARY ELIZABETH ELMER ELIZABETH CANDACE EIVIIVIETT l A Q. Kfm, 5 5- LQ , Q V su me fn: , '- Bw aq- ,,4 -N an ..,, T ,pq .I :W A - 551 ' 11 ,-, I, .An 1, SF lf -I , L- 2 5 ,' ' ' ,aislix ' J., gg h , . r X ,4f2gfi5wN' fu . 1-., . , Q 21 ,,91:5 1 4. ' 'il' ' -4' 1- ,if A-QL K WW FH 1 r 11 , 4.335 F 155 1121 B- Vi N P ,- , L 3,5 6 Y ff. . ff- -V Y sr i lffix' . J I fr - . . W L- A ui 1 233:35 1 1 1 w ' f WM rv 1 my W W M ?35i0w:: W 'f ' 28 - R-.H f 3.1 ,M V,., , -v - ,MQW 4 , f W , . 14 v H2 X l ' .x X H 5 W L - Q Wien! W X kim A -VS'-LZ f- A , U. V , ', '.HJfT'fQ'NJ'x' H9 ' V1 Wi' if 1' W. s,,'-g'i51i:Q.,'if1qQw H H ' : A ' : 5 2 7,-,, ,L .' g'3Q1KL'5 ?g,4 ' um' 1, ,, 'yur ,1 ' 1 W MX - x , X 1 'z . - . .y m , '.r HNXWHX'- .1 , . ' A x X ' '- X X K. Q , J W - , xv , XA ,v V. xl xx X . . ' X H, ' v K X I , i ' N Q ' 'J-1 mf ,, ,gf 3 Q 1 'G' W ' Jfrfj,w fwv, I 7.4 Q!!! FRANCES SANDERS GLASS ALICE WALKER GRIER LR .qv gil ' 'FT ,EZ 'Bw' , JOSEPHINE VICKERY HALEY BARBARA MCDOWELL HARRIS 30 ii K 13' it , I .Q J , . IT? l A . A T Y T y ,. a'-. ANNA HARRISON HART DOROTHY LOUISE HARTIN O 'lf M, 7 ,af . 1 ,I 7 ' E E . nf' flab- fl rw -Q' . T WT PEGGY ANNE HERBERT MARY MALINDA JENNINOS 3I FLORENCE JEANNETTE JOHNSON IVIARJORIE MADELINE JONES THE E I0P1 CLHf SARAH FANT JONES HELEN 'RUTH JORDAN 32 MARY ELIZABETH KING ELIZABETH CALHOUN LANHAM .b 7,-F S' Ti? fyqfigfflf fygfw u ,f 'iwifijf , ffm' 7 YN? 51 , Y v Qmf wifi f , f L' ,fffif--'if' ,f'I, lf'Q-Ll ZZ--ff , L- ,ir V.-ffN+J ' W I J qi? C? . 51 wi ELLEN LEE BETTY EDWARDS LEWIS 33 MARIBEL EUGENIA LEVVIS MARY LYNN LEWIS :Q-55 4' 4 , T E E ANN LLEWELLYN KATHERINE JGSEPHINE MCELROY 34 ' 6.9. W. .1 ,-- vw -Ls-s,:ff P . Q 1' A 4 , , 'Eff In - -lf' 4 .hr H ' 'w ,- r va rw ls ki I ., !.u A . 5--Q 1' .. ,: :75 . , X 53 qK 'N 57 I M1222 ,pai W ' Iigj. F, IA g--1? 'ff lx R , L z ul., 6 E 1 I Ei, 4 15 , vg -1 3-. II 1 NANCY IVIILBY VIRGINIA WHITRIDGE MITCHELL THE E HARVEY NEWSGME IVIARGUERITE NICHGLS 36 W dx w V, can 'fun MARGARET THOMAS OGBURN . ROSE WHITEHEAD OSBORNE . ' .fffifiiab L. A5 xrl, ,1 1,1 , , 4 f , , ' AA . . 'ff' 1'4 'f??fu' -- .n- f, , .- V .' ,ff ,f 554' .Qf VV , A ,, ,rr XV 1, B I ----2 .fx 1' :'!'Lif.f no .34 WCM ARY ELIZABETH OSULLIVAN MARY ONEITA POULNCT 37 GSE MARY ELIZABETH RAIVISEUR MARY GORDON ROBINSON THE E N '.'? EVELYN T. ROGERS SHIRLEY BEATRICE SHEPHERD 38 M . A ,,,f,..,..,...,..w..Y,-..,, fb B MARGUERITE SMITH CAROLINE BARNWELL STEVENS If- 13 ,, N CT , ' f' .f 4152 :,-if , ' ..7.:f !A.'fg.45,1,T' f ,ffd.,f9, ', 4, 4 , ,,-4, ,, :Q JY! ARTHA ELIZABETH STEVENS ROSA LILLIAN STRAIT an Q65 CAROLINE STONESTREET THOMAS PAULINE TI-IUMSON 5 13 ..,, . , Q, . , .. .,,... , ,Ml gm? was ,Y A M ..-3 y l ff' 1 - X1 ANN SPOTSVVOOD VVALKER ALLENE WELLS 40 J Ajay ,ga M N HM sg ,wgl W e, f P W Qui' A wg U M3533 .X 3 mg F gi M5m,,,rl3x5 S, B A Qiiggi WM ff jfj?7 3, 41 ,sv Wang J S M, V -rd-x ' 5 5 'EJ:'?32::g:f.':4':jg, Twcff-S ww .,', Kay . : M-m m, f- iii -my wawww 'vw 53 4 1 Q 5? 2 1... .M , . fzgghf 1,1 .V -1-'WA S u fi w 1 .g'lpir-1 1 s . 1215 ,EQ-515, Qfi? L'if 1t1f1W H1 ,T N - Wav .1 . day in September, 1942, that into eager, expectant and what the luture held for us. Yes, lor like most other new students we were still somewhat on the 'thigh horsen ol' be- ing high school graduates the spring before. This feeling was short lived, though, as rat weelc came around in a few weeks and we were lcnoclced down to our rightful place. From that position we have risen in four years again to seniors and pros- pective graduates. Those lour years have been paclced lull of worlc and play, most all ol which was fun, and which must soon assume a place with us lcnown as umemories of Converse . From the very beginning we have been an ath- letic class. This was evidenced at Class Day each year when we beamed with pride as the athletic awards were read: tennis, class of '46, golf, class of '46, swimming, class of ,465 basketball, class ol '46: etc. Yes, we were certainly possessed of brawn if not brain. We have been musical, loo, and are proud of the big parts many of our number have had in the musical productions during our four years. Dramatics has been an outstanding phase ol col- lege for some of us, and we've all had our hands in writing--anywhere from those freshman themes to writing for one of the publications. But to begin where all things begin-at the be- ginning'-let's turn baclc to that September, 1942. we've already mentioned. During those lirst lew days we struggled together through the entrance tests and the problems ol: becoming adjusted, but with the help ol the sophomores, the understand- ing words of our junior sisters, and the smiles ol the enviable seniors, we managed to feel lilce a real part ol the Converse lamily before many days had passed. Vve were united with our sister class at the traditional Junior-Freshman wedding that fall, and the election of our own class officers and class representatives to the council and cabinets made us feel even more strongly tied to and a part ol Converse. The following spring the year-old war was eminent in the mind of everybody and in view of the wartime travel conditions we gave up spring holidays. The next fall we necessarily assumed the role of high 'n mightyn sophomores and believe me, the rat weelc, which we supervised this time, was a great success. it has been said that the second is the least eventful of the four years in college. but we made a worthy attempt to disprove this. If the moments seemed to get dull so many of us would gather in one room, and more precisely, on one bed, that the bed was frequently lmown 42 CLASS HI TURY to collapse. We did grow dignified at least one day that year--Senior-Sophomore Day. As jolly, and we might add busy, juniors it was a real thrill to be ubig sisters and to try to help our ulittle sisters get adjusted. The Junior Shop was our pride and joy tand headache, when we had to collect colie bottlesi, and when we tool: it over, we really began to feel the duty and re- sponsibility that goes with that class. The Junior- Freshman Vvedding was our first big undertak- ing as upperclassmen. We loved every bit of it, too'-the planning, the decorating, and actually putting it on. The Junior Dance with its valen- tine motil and the Junior-Senior Banquet were highlights oi that year, too. Again the student body voted to forego spring holidays and accept Presidents Boards proposed plan lor curtailed week-ends to help eliminate the national travel congestion. Vvith elections last spring, we began to sense that feeling of being seniors, but it wasn't until we stood in front of those graduating last May 20th and were given caps and gowns. the tangi- ble evidence of this class, that we felt the posi- tion which was ours. And so this year we tell into the role of utired old seniors . For the first time since weld been in college the world was at peace and we were able to watch it progress instead of being torn to pieces. Besides the duties and responsibilities that go with being in this class, we remember with pleasure our Senior Dance, Senior-Sophomore Day twith us as mischievous brats this timej, the notorious minstrel, and the Junior-Senior banquet. These things we will remember with our class, but our real Hmemories ol' Converse will un- doubtedly include the spirit of the Athletic Bon- lires, the atmosphere of the Y services, the ex- citement ol May Day, the Little Shop sessions. the Christmas pageants, the Christmas parties. and the singing that inevitably results when there's a group ol Converse girls together. Vve will remember these things lor the reason that they are a traditional part of every year and that they result from the spirit oi cooperation, good sportsmanship and love which is Converse's. Because of these things, it is hard for us to have to walk out ol the portals for the last time. but because ol them, too. and the wisdom and understanding we have gained here. we feel bet- ter able as young women to talce our places in the new world with the varied situations it may offer. The memory of these things will give us a strength ol mind lor whatever awaits us. BETTE JANE Woooslns, Class Historian. THE ICTURY After the storm The whole earth lay passive and beaten Under its weight of white and icy death Yet only the trees held out With brittle arms sleeved in ice Making stuhhorn ellaows To push into the sky. All night long Screaming like women in pain We heard them. Their cries shrill in the frigid night. One by one they broke The sudden splintering and the tinlcle Like breaking glass The crash, the groan The long shudder and the sigh. The storm suddenly loosed his icy grip Like a young angry god Flushed with victory sprinted away And Hinging one look-'half pity, half triumph Ar his victim. And the sun shone On the battered earth ' The weak and watery sunlight 1 Found the trees Stripped and broken N Making curious angles in the sky Showing white scars of agony And hrittle branches at their feet. 1 Yet there were those who With slow easy swings Pulled loaclc up into the sun. For they unresisting had bent And given with the storm and the wind Not fighting the greater force And they still stood and lived. f-'BETTY ALLEN. 43 4 I n ,S fl' ,X A' eff 7 K 9 fl 'f If 'Z gem ff . llfii-if -- , itifif-It if f ..-. !gl i1,'! -1 ,r ,flu ii l ' ff' l fl at . I UW KD 7 ill-Ltlb Y.-s rf' May 4, 1950. 5 D-gxgese Biamrxf. l 5? fl:l'f1w's the former roommate? Youve made quite a name lor volfselln as the only cross-eyed 'model in New York. l1aven't ffyou? And speaking ot models, l hear that Anna Hart, Frances Glass, and Mary Helen Garrison are still in the Big City teaching models how to look pretty while their leet hurt. ln lact, New York seems to he full of lormer Converse girls. Sarah Jones works at .lack Den1psey's Restaurant as pie-taster, Mary Gordon Roluinson models nylons at Roses' 5 and l0. and Rosa Strait has a jola sitting in lVlacy's windows lalowing lmlnlnles to advertise a new sudsy soap. lxlaude Baker has come to lae quite a gadalsout. She receives Complimentary tickets llrom every show in town, just to come and laugh lor them. Nancy lvlillry is singing with the lVlet, and her thirteen kids make a lot of noise applauding up in the lmalcony. Rose Os- lJorne has a long-time contract playing Hl'larvey in the play of that name. Spottie Vvalker is also in New York, where she runs an exclusive Finishing school teaching sulu-delms how to look lmored. Mary Ann Curry is end man with the Rockettes: she always was good at ligures. And rememlncr Helen Ruth lordan and how good she was at dramatics? Shels got a leatured spot at Sardfs reciting The Wreck ol the Hesperusn in Yiddish. But not everylsody went to New York. Virginia lvlilchell, lor instance, never lelt home. She works as a guide around the City ol Charleston, and for ten cents extra. shell even talk so you can understand her. Betty l..anliam has a lucrative posi- tion at .lulliard teaching lmuclr-toothed students to play the llute. and Frances lVlcKay is back in her home town teaching the kindergarten kids Fundamental Ethics and Philosophy. Nancy Wilson is a new type ol psychiatrist in Chicago: she tells patients all ol her troulules, and they leave leeling a whole lot luckier. Peggy Herbert, Caroline Stevens, Sally Gentry, and lvlary Lynn Lewis are touring the country as a bridge foursome demonstrating how to talk across the talfxle in shorthand. Pauline Thomson, Elizalocth Emmett, and Bolahy Harris are working on a new arrangement ol URum and Pepsi-Cola to the tune ol 'Super Sods. Vvhen l passed through Spartanburg a l-ew months ago. l lound that dozens ol' the girls never did tear themselves away lrom the city. Jane Culcleasure is hack at Converse teaching Roman Crossword Puzzles. and Vicky Haley. new dean ol' the music school. teaches lzoogie-Woogie on the organ. Anne Xvood and Carol Thonias are running the Barn at a great prol-it and getting their lW.A.s from Spartanburg .lunior Acad- emy at the same time. Betty Ramseur holds a seminar in travelling salesman jokes. and lvlarjorie Jones is teaching a very popular class. Great Passions ol Great pianists. And did you know that Margaret Oghurn and Bee Wriglit never did leave Converse? They got so interested in their case work that they are still there working on their cases. Nell Adams has got the Music Library lixed up so precisely that now the Musicians' Union has to get her permission lzelore a composer can write a new piece. so il won't disturlo her files. Remember how they lixed the Town House up alter we lelt? Well, they tixcd it so well that Evangeline Melton, Mary Elizalaeth Osulli- van, and Betsy Anderson moved in during the housing short- age, and the college never did persuade them to move out. 44 PRUPHECY so they're still there. And Nlary Elmer. lbless her persevering heart. stayed at school 'til she linally got her in Chinese Checkers. Some ol the girls stayed in Spartanburg lout changed schools. Alice Grier is a housemother over at Vvollord, and Sally Bla- lock and Milly Gault are teaching Freshman .lump-rope over there. Cooka Dupre teaches Sophomore Croquet. and Ellen Lee is prolessor ot Physics and Pllysiques there. Yep, the City ol Spartanburg kept quite a few ol our girls. Rita Bissell. lxflary Cannon, Betty lVlclt lillan, Allene Wells. and Nlarguerite Smith are all prominent memlrers ol the Spartanlourg lVlusical Comh Symphonyg and Sis Gilliam and Ruby Lee Rogan are the mainstay ol the Thursday Alternoon Bridge Cluli, which meets every lwlonday night to play Old ixlaid. Shirley Shep- herd is a happy little homemaker raising uspartan-lJugs. and you'll never guess who Katherine lVleElroy married. 'l'l1ey're running a goat larm now and raising little Ulmilliesf' Speaking ol' marriage. Dot Hartin had a line wedding soon alter we graduated. and now she's taking a correspondence course in How Eleven Can Live Af: Cheaply as Two. And Harvey Newsom, though married, didn't neglect that lovely voice ol' hers: she sings lullalnys lor alnout two hours every night llelore the lurats will Finally go to sleep. The rest ol our class is scattered lar and wide doing the most amazing thingsl Several of them are in Hollywood, where Peggy .lohnson is lealured as The Judy Canova Vvithout Gravel in Her Throat, Betty Lewis is writing a biography ot Anonymous. the celelmratecl author, and Lueile lVlclVlillin models for VValt Disney to draw Mickey Nlouse, and sulnstitutes lor Johnny on the Philip Nlorris show. Some of them perlorm on the radio, such as Margo. who took over the Baby Snooksn show, and lVlary Poulnot, with that deep voice ol' hers, making all the HB. O. announcements, Nlalincla Jennings. Nliriam Car- michael, and Doris Byrd are leatured over C. B. S. in their Quartet lor Three ensemlJle. lvlarilnel Lewis and Dicksic Brown co-author the script lor Htlohn's Other VVile. or Nvvliat Did he Do Vvitli the other Five? Betty Jane Vvoodside is the editor ol Super-Gruesome Comic Magazine, and Bohsic Comp- ton is her chief illustrator and inspiration. Sylvia Bodenhorn is a concert pianist. and they say she knows ller pieces so well lmckwards and lorwarcls that she sometimes gets mixed up and plays them lmcliwards. Nancye Commander is lousy writing hlxly Four Years in a Quandryf' which should give Converse a lot of national pulrlicity. Evelyn Rogers has grown lat in her ioln. She runs a school lor stutterers, and she says that the best cure in the world is to practice talking with your mouth lull. You'll never guess what Penny Bouknight is doing. Shes got a joln as a chimney sweep, and we hear that shc's really cleaning up. Ann Llewellyn wound up as a delegate to the U. N. O. She's head ol the Committee lor the Propagation ol Committees, and wields the gavel with a practiced hand in that capacity, l got a letter in Chinese lrom Helen lvlaney the other day. She always was a little laackwards. But l guess Rosa Anderson went farther than anylnody. Shes over in ltaly now teaching Braille at a Venetian Blind laclory. See you at the reunion STEVIE. CL SS AWILL I, NANCYE COMMANDER. luenrlgy lmqueatli IIIy alxility to em- loellish, and exaggerate, and completely distort a sinIple inci- dent to lvlay Bynum. l. CAROL I-IIIOBIAS, will Ilty just plain all-round goorl na- turedness to anyone wlto leels in need ol it-prolwalmly tlIe in- coming student lyocly prexy. l, SHIRLEY SIIEPIIERD, entrust tlIe biggest vocalmulary in use since VVelJster's clay--namely mine--to tlIe capalile tongue ol Betsy Ann NlLGeorge. l, BETTY LANHAM, lar.-queatlI Ilty maternal attitude toward all day students to Cyntlria lvlosely-may slie never lorget to lieep tlIe liouse clean lay lmanging everyones cout in lltC lmacli halt. A l. BARBARA l'lARRlS, will my niglmtly 'lm going to quit smelt- ingu vows to Alice lvlolsley since l'III tired ol lxrealting tlrem. l. BETTY ALLEN, refuse to part witlI my many versatile tal- ents. Tim-relorc l will only leave my inaliility to gain weiglIt to Grace Lee Butler'-Inay slie now eat in peace. l, PENELOPE BOURNRIIIT, leave my superlm system ol or- ganized daily routine to .lulia JoiInston--remeniller, tllere are only 1440 minutes per day. l, ELEANOR GILLIADI, do laequeatli all my education classes to Polly Richards'-aIII l glad to get rid ol tlIenI. l, ANN LLIZVVELLYN, lIerelJy will my latiguing amount ol duties to lvliss Riclmrcls'-slIe is tlIe only one cupalIle ol ltan- dling all ol lllL'Ilt. I, MARY PouI.NoT, lncstow my low-ctmvnn sonorous vocal tone on klltgll lVlcGinnis. Youre welcoine, lvliss Alwlwott. l, ANN XAJOOD, leave my air ol' complete composure to Rolwin Robins. We, MIRIABI CARMICIIAEL anti MARY' ELIZAIIETII KING, leave our car stoppers to tlIe next inlialnitants ol our rooIII-1 tlwat piano in Annex 9 is rugged. I, PEGGY PIIERBERT, return to tlIe liome ol: Georgia Tcclr, l.Iut l leave my position ns tlIe XNrer:li s' pululicity manager to my sister'-'long may sire rave. XVe, SARAII .loNEs anrl RosA ANIDIZRSON, leave our Grarle A report carcls to Ellie Gwatlimey. l, l'lELEN lVlANEY, leave tlIe lwass part nl' any quartet to Louise: Calloway, suggesting tliat slie visit Nlontreat lor in- spiration. VVe, ELLEN lulili and BETSY ANIIIERSON, leave our alwility to graduate ill tlrree years and still liave energy enouglI to date all Spartanluurg lwoys to lftltel Hantslte. l, SALLY ANNA GENTRY. rio liequeatlt tlIe ltall ol tlltffl lloor Nlain, all ellalltecl-ell lor tlIe latest rlance steps, to Betty Townsend. l. lVlAUDI2 BAKER, lmequeatli Illy capacity lor Halloween pranlrs to Augusta Clarli witlx one reservation-slIe IIIust not steal my triclc of ringing tlIe tower luell. l, BETTY JANE VVOODSIDE. leave my position as a selllas- sumerl memluer ol tlIe Saint lvlattlwws Cltalltllef ol Connnerce to my sister, Ann-and as a plug, it is tlIe tIl0St wonderful town ever. l, BEE XAIRIGIIT. lnestow my favorite IltCl'HtilI11C Blossom on lvlilly Flowers. l, RHITA BISSELL, conclescencl to leave my solicitous care ol lltt? Science lilbrary to anyone wlmo will clIerislI it as l lmve. l. lVlARY ELMIER, liaving once lound my singing voice reluse to depart witlt it, altliouglt Helen Blount needs it more tllan l do. l, BETTY LEWIS, leave tlIe .luclrl labs-it's tlIe first time l've lt-lt tlIen'I linowing l don't ll2lVC to return. l. KATHERINE lVlCELR0Y. leave Spartanburg. as a fertile ltunt- ing ground for men, to Beverly McGee-may slte lac as suc- cessful as I have been. VVe. MILLIE GAULT and SALLY' BLALOCK, will give our gin rummy games prelneralzly played wllile cutting a class, to Fonnic Harrisfand Nlicltey Boyd. l, SYLvIA BODENI-IORN, leave my study of the Russian lan- guage to Claire Sieglzert-and-l nIiglIt add tllat now l linow wlIy tlIe 'Nlacl Russian is mad. l. lVlARY CANNON, leave a trunltlul ol' lous toltens to lac di- vided :Among all day students, l will ltzoard in tlIe next college l atten . We, .IULEENE CUTRIGHT and MARIBEL LEXVIS, reluctantly leave our cl1essl:oarcl witlw all equipment to Kit AfCllEff-IIIHY slie soon lie sull-iciently elhcient to defeat Dr. Uclinlcn. l. ELIZABETII EMMETT, do leave my niclcname Busy to Speedy Browning-tl1at combination ol naIIIes slxoulcl cer- tainly inspire lIer. l. AlC00KA', DUPRE, leave tlIe taslr ol' answering Ul'lave you cut your lmir again? to Emma Glass Palmer. l, ANNA HART, licqueatlr my 'VIAIQEMOISELLE clotlmes to Ann l'l4-ratllee-l intend to lbecome a ivladarne soon, anyway. l. FRANCES MCKAY. lJequeatlI my aging mattress cover to some lreslnman, say Janet Clweves. it lias served me well tliese tour years. e, ARVEY ENVSOME an RANCES LASS, IvI e our co - W H N d F G J' 'cl l lection ol men among tlte entire student lyorlyi-ftllere are more tltan enougll to go around. l, DORIS BYRD, leave my perfect sense ol' pitcll to Relmecca VVriglItf-it will lm a great lmelp witlI tlIe drums. l, lVlARY ANN CURRY, will my collection of Japanese scarls to tlIe Dramatic department to lwe used in all lortlncoming Ori- ental productions. We. BETTY RABISEUR anrl PALILINE rl-IIOIUSON, leave tliat slmrt weelc-enclly ride ol' tlmirty miles to Betty Boy. Qnly an fllll0gll'O OXVHCI' Cfluld l lilVC lleillen Olll' TCCOYCIS. l. DOROTIIY HARTIN, unfortunately must talte my knees witli me. Otlierwise l would surely leave tltem to Carol Carswell. We, VIRGINIA MI1'CHELL ancl CAROLINE STEVENS, entrust llie tradition ol our Charleston accent to Doe GFCQOFY'-'Elle exceeds even us in tlIe excellent pronunciation ol: Battery HTICI mlhenu. l, JANE CULCLEASURE, do will my alailily to lmewitcli Dr. Hunter completely to KatlIryn Strands-tlIe secret lies in talli' ing very, very last. Vtfe, PEGGY JOHNSON and XIICKY HALEY, leave our room guaranteed completely lree from all virus germs to anyone ina terestecl. TlIere coulclnlt lac any left in tlterel l, lVlARG0 VVILLAUER, luequeatli my voiceless major to Bar- lwara Edwards--laryngitis is so convenientl l, DICKSIE BROVVN, leave my love ol procrastination to lvlari- anne Haywortlm-'not tlmt sl'1e needs itl l. lvlARY LYNN LENVIS, do cut oil: and will nIy lnlonde tresses to all wlIo ltEtVC laeen contemplating tlIe peroxide loottle. We. ELIZABETH O'SULLtVAN, Rum' LEE RAGAN, EVANGE- LINE MELTON and MYNRGUERITE SMITI-r, leave the quiet study- inspiring corner in tlIe upstairs day-study to Mary Ann Guthrie and Betty Letimcoe. l, lVlARJORlE JONES. leave tlIe prettiest complexion ever to come out ol Barlaara Gould jars to Ann lvlalcepeace. l. ROSA STRAIT, sleepily give my alarm cloclc set lor midniglmt tire drills to tlIe niglmt watchman-l rlo so love my sleep! l, BETTY STEVENS, regretiully give up my pair ol Clmrlie Cl1aplinislI wl1ite oxlorrls to Mr. Cooles Studio-'tlley are re- marltalale studies ot lormlcssness, slmapelessness or any sucli synonyml Respectfully yours, LUCILE MCMILLIN. A R f:f F-515 .mr OL0 C0 1' + 0 45 Qfxirrherfde U IUH Ul..!lr't' VVv'rP l'uHinQ Tugvlhvz' . NELL BAKER ADAMS, GREENVILLE, S. C., transferred from Obalen Conservatory . . . short curly hair . . . plump and friendly . . . Librarian for Symphony Orchestra . . . incurable optimist . . . has bed in music building. BETTY ALLEN, CHARLOTTE, N. C., B.A., English . . . Order of the Gavel . . . senior superlative . . . Who's Who Among Students in Universities and Colleges . . . President of Palmetto Players, senior year, Treasurer, junior year . . . May Court, junior and senior years . . . Wild Thyme . . . versatile . . . Purley Voo Staff, senior year . . . Y Cabinet, junior year . . . Y's AND OTHER Y's Staff, junior-senior years . . . tall, tlented, and tempting. BETSY ANDERSON, SPARTANBURG. S. C., BS., History . . . Senior Advisor to Athletic Board . . . fini three years . . . Parley V00 Staff, senior year . . . efficient . . . bridgitus . . . thorough. ROSA EPPES ANDERSON, MOORE, S. C., BS., Chemistry . . . Gamma Sigma . . . Concept Staff, junior End senior year . . . Labs, labs. even dreams ol them . . . determined . . . crinlcling blue eyes . . . winning smile . . . reamy. MAUDE GUDGER BAKER, ASHEVILLE, N. C., B.A., Sociology and Psychology . . . peppy cheerleader of class . . . practical jolcer . . . hearty and contagious laugh . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . ushers problem at the movies. PENELOPE BOUKNIGHT. JOHNSTON. S. C.. B.A., History . . . Penny . . . Editor of Concept . . . in- telligent plus . . . Secretary of l. R. C., junior year . . . Endless trips to all points . . . Wild Thyme . . . up to date on all current affairs . . . ambitious to go into diplomatic worlc. RHITA BISSEL, SPARTANBURG, S. C., BS., Chemistry . . . sense of humor . . . carefree . . . slender, tall brunette .... always on the go . . . giggles . . . runs around a lot . . . good natured . . . interested in chemistry career. SARAH BLALOCK, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A,, Psychology . . . ambitious . . . dominant purpose . . . curi- ous about what malces one ticlc . . . sense of humor . . . more interested in Russian than Latin . . . quiet and sincere. SYLVIA BODENHORN, NEW YORK, N. Y., B.Mus., Piano . . . Concept Staff, senior year . . . busy and vague, but doing lour years worlc in three . . . Vve, the Freshmen Board . . . Wild Thyme . . . time to help others . . . Secretary of Hyatt Music Club, senior year . . . quiclc as lightning. DICKSIE JOHNSTON BROVVN, ST. GEORGE, S. C., B.A., Speech . . . Vice-President ol: Dramatic Club . . . that St. George drawl . . . hibernates in Little Chapel . . . petiteness . . . Treasurer of Hyatt Music Club . . . agreeable to anything . . . good listener. DORIS BYRD, ASHEVILLE. N. C., B.Mus., Public School Music . . . Tweet . . . cheerful, happy girl . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . spends time in Music building and on the road to Asheville . . . another bridge fiend. MARY A. CANNON, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . friendly . . . a smile that attracts people . . . good-night, l am so confused . . . conscious case-worlcer . . . dislilces gum-smaclcers . . . sweet and thoughtful. MIRIAM CARMICHAEL. RICPIMOND, VA., B.A., Piano . . . President ol Hyatt Music Club . . . values friend- ships . . . studious . . . eliicient and dependable . . . soup at midnight . . . quiet . . . beauty with brains. NANCYE COMMANDER, SUMTER, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . Nannie . . . Purley V00 Staff, senior year . . . beaucatcher . . . vivacity especially when it comes to dancing . . . exceedingly friendly . . . Southerner from way baclc. EDITH FRENCH COMPTON, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA., BS., History . . . Transferred from St. Mary's Col- lege . . . uBobsie,' . . . President ol Cotillion Club . . . wearer of C . . . movie fiend . . . May Court, senior year . v. . Secretary of senior class . . . nurses aide . . . Head of Archery, junior year . . . lazy . . . Y'S AND OTHER YS, junior year . . . Vvahu, Va. JANE CULCLEASURE, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Flute . . . Transferred from Winthrop College . . . pigtails and no malce-up . . . excellent cool: and collects recipes . . . member of Spartanburg Symphony . . . fresh and alive . . . lilies Modern lxflusic. MARY ANN LAMAR CURRY. ATLANTA, GA., BS., Mathematics and History . . . VVho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Curry . . . Chairman of all Campus Activities of Y . . . vivacious . . . Senior Representative on Athletic Board . . . Star dancer and athletic . . . Head of Swimming, junior year . . . C. A. C. Board, junior and senior years . . . Vvearer of C and Star . . . Editorial Staff of YS AND OTHER Y'S junior and senior years . . . President of Aquatic Club, junior year . . . Vice-President, senior year. 46 !l.i'lIiI'viIIQ llur Html . . JULENE CUTRIGI-IT, WOOSTER, OHIO, B.S., Biology and Chemistry . . . President of l. R. C .... three- year grad . . . Crusader against lah every afternoon and getting up radio programs . . . half owner of Carolina uCreeperU . . . placid disposition . . . plans for farms and Cows. LILA LINDSAY DUPRE, SPARTANBURG, S. C., BS., Psychology . . . Coolca . . . Freshmen Advisor to Athletic Board . . . close-cropped hair . . . Corresponding Secretary of .Athletic Board, sophomore year . . . three- year grad . . . wearer of C . . . gracious salcesn . . . mermaid . . . energy plus. MARY ELIVIER, JACKSON, Miss., BS., Nlalhematics . . . Elmer . . . Secretary of Freshmen Class . . . Oh you alln . . . understanding . . . lovahle . . . 2x2:5 . . . East VVilson,s confuser . . . dependalnle and thoughtful. ELIZABETH EIVIIVIETT, CLIFTON FORGE, VA., B.lVlus., Voice . . . Busy,' . . . lceen sense of laeauty . . . lilies Doctors tlxlavyi . . . dislilces gaiety at lbrealcfast and sarcasm . . . never misses a horror Inovie. IVIILDRED CIAULT, SPARTANBURG, S. C.. B.A., English . . . Friendly . . . down to earth . . . smart . . . hard worlcer . . . enthusiastic . . . amhitious to he a play Writer . . . sparlcling eyes . . . loids nothing lout slams. SALLY ANNA GENTRY, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.S., Sociology . . . President of Social Service Cluh . . . lit- tle and cute . . . Udear gussien . . . Concept Staff, senior ycar . . . lun-loving . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Social Serv- ice Cluh, junior year . . . uduclcn . . . laig lorown eyes. ELEANOR FRANCIS GILLIAIVI. SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., History . . . uSisH . . . hrunette . . . sympa- ttfetic . . . enthusiastic . . . infectious laugh . . . that's great, lcidu . . . dipper hound . . . Officers Cluh . . . full o pep. FRANCES SAUNDERS GLASS, GREENVILLE, N. C., B.A., English . . . Transferred from Mary Baldwin College . . . Glass . . . sophisticated even with horn rims . . . beautiful lolonde hair . . . nightly epistles to Guam . . . Chesterfield devotee . . . lover of loocl . . . marvelous laugh . . . gay gadahout . . . advice to lovelorn. ALICE WALKER GRIER, STATESVILLE, N. C., B.S., Biology . . . F. O. R .... Vice-President of Athletic Board . . . Cotillion Cluh, Vice-President, senior year, Secretary, junior year . . . No manpower shortage . . . Yls AND OTHER Yis Staff, junior year . . . lVlay Court, sophom.ore, junior and senior years . . . nBlaclc Beetle . JOSEPHINE VICKEY l-IALEY, LAVONIA, GA., B.lVlus., Puhlic School lVlusic . . . Transferred from Georgia State College for Women . . . Vichy . . . Stuffed animals . . . gay weelc-ends . . . Bridge? . . . Redouhle . . . pierced ears .... Georgia Peach. BARBARA IVICDOVV l'lARRlS, BIRNIINGPIAM, ALA., B.lVlus., Puhlic School lVlusic . . . Transferred from Birmingham Southern . . . Dislilces colces, l'lill-hilly music and rising at eight . . . majoring in laridge, minoring in gah . . . extra curriculum, studying . . . favorite saying: HOII, my goshu. ANNA HARRISON HART, NEWBERRY, S. C., B.A., Psychology . . . tAnna Belle Leel . . . sophisticated . . . secret desire architect . . . artistic nature . . . travels to four corners . . . temperamental . . . sleep, sleep, and more sleep . . . hohhy: earings C363 . . . original. DOROTHY HARTIN, SUMTER, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . Cvamma Sigma . . . uDot . . . Chairman of Y Program Committee . . . Vvedding hells in .lune . . . ready wit . . . President of French Clula . . , devoted bridge player . . . Vice-president of Senior Class . . . outstanding scholar. PEGGY HERBERT, DECATUR, GA., B.A., History . . . Junior year spent at Agnes Scott . . . Puhlicity Chairman of Senior Class . . . Georgia Tech on her mind tdreams of white and gold, . . . Poster-painter of Converse . . . original . . . moony hrown eyes. IVIALINDA JENNINGS, COPE. S. C., B.lVlus., Piano . . . Transferred from lvlontreat .lunior College . . . loves jitterhugging, Citadel, Edisto Beach . . . usually lipsticlcless . . . new crushes daily . . . hidden talent: poetry . . . secret amhition: wedding ring. FLORENCE JEANETTE JOHNSON, ATLANTA, GA., B.IVlus., Voice . . . Transferred from Wnsleyfan Col- lege . . . Peggy . . . friendly . . . vivacious . . . devoted to spilfed heels and lnriclge . . . will sing to fame. MARJORIE JONES, RICPIDIOND, VA., B.lVlus.. Puhlic School lVlusic . . . heautiful complexion . . . curly tnat- ural, tool, hair . . . laest coolc ever to whip up chiclcen clumpling, her speciality . . . numerous nieces and nephews who furnish anecdotes . . . neatness is her lnest description . . . devoted to music and determined to pass along her lmowledge to child prodigies . . . a Virginian to her very hones. SARAH FANT JONES. -UNION. S. C., B.A., Piano . . . Gamma Sigma . . . generous. lovahle and unselfish . . . Vvinner of Tennis Cup, junior year . . . passion: smart shoes . . . studious . . . llaming hair . . . a small order of cuteness. HELEN RUTH JORDAN, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Speech . . . Transferred from Furman University . . . Interested in Religious Education and Dramatics . . . petite lalonde . . . lisps . . . girl with a purpose . . . pug nose . . . attractive to men. MARY ELIZABETH KlNG, CONWAY, S. C., B.A., English . . . Circulation Manager of Purley V00 . . . loyal friend . . . dependalole . . . studious . . . loves horses . . . collects law laoolcs . . . plays violin . . . chocolate liencl. 47 Senior Honor' . . BETTY LANHAIVI, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., English . . . VVho's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges . . . President of Day Students . . . friendly . . . First Vice-President of Class, junior and senior years . . . llute player . . . Day Student Representative to Council, senior year . . . famous hicycler. ELLEN GRANT LEE, SPARTANBURG, S. C., ELS., Chemistry and Biology . . . Lah assistant for two years . loolcs forward to heing Lah Technician . . . three-year genius . . . numerous mountain trips. ANN LLEVVELLYN, RICHMONIJ, VA., BS., Psychology . . . F. O. R .... Order of the Oavel, President, senior superlative . . . VNfho's Vvho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Chairman ol: President Board . . . Council: Vice-President, senior year, House President of Cudd, junior year, Freshman Representative . . . tallcs hand versation . . . dimples . . . Head of Hoclcey, junior year . . . Vvearer ol' C and star . . . Treasurer of Sophomore Class . . . C. A. C. Board, senior year . . . Representative on Student Faculty Committee. 1 NBETTY LEVVIS, CrXDtDEN, S. C., B.S., Biology . . .Transferred from University ol South Carolina . . . Head ot Golf, senior year . . . wit, humor and personality . . . dislilces insincerity and unenthusiasm . . . lover of sports . . . many friends. - MARIBEL E. LEVVIS, Aynor, S. C., B.A., Piano . . . plays all and every instrument, especially the sweet potatoes . . . piano for diversion . . . rahid chess fiend . . . loves chocolate nut sundaes . . . heachcomher. MARY LYNN ALEVVlS, Oreenshoro. N. C.. BS.. Mathematics . . . Blonde ahove all . . . loves golf and swimming . . . rearranging rooms . . . neat and feminine . . . punctual . . . Chapel Hill rooter . . . definite opinions . . . trips to the movies, often. HELEN ABS1'ON lVlAlXlEY, N,xSHVlLLE, TENN., English . . . senior superlative . . . Hhflaneyn . . . Vice-President of HY . . . Vvinner of Tennis Cup, freshman year . . . Donald Duel: . . . Treasurer ol' Athletic Advisory Board, sophomore year . . . House President ol Dexter, junior year . . . collector ol men . . . Vvearer ol' C . . . winner of goll cup, junior year . . . leader ol' song sessions . . . Head ol Tennis. junior year. EVANGELINE lVlEL'l-ON, l..YMAN, S. C., BS., Biology . . . Transferred from Spartanhurg Junior College . . . Tall, slender brunette . . . always smiling . . . good personality, witty and studious. NANCY MILBY, DANVILLE, KY., B.A., Voice . . . lVlilhyH . . . Senior Representative to HY . . . prima donna of East Wilson . . . President of Classical Cluh . . . unpredictahle . . . Concept Staff . . . Analyzer of people . . . Vice-President of Hyatt lVlusic Cluh . . . SparldingH always. VIRGINIA WI-IITRIDGE lVllTCHELL, CHARLESTON, S. C .... Transferred from College ol- Charleston . . . lVlitch . . . Business Nlanager of Concept . . . Endless energy . . . Vvearer of C . . . Parlay Voo Staff . . . Lilies sailing and doctors . . . Palmetto Players Cahinet . . . gets things done . . . full ol' life. KATHERINE JOSEPHINE MCELROY, Rrcrmono, VA., BA., History . . . Mac . . . House President ol hflain, senior year . . . Navy lolues . . . President of Glee Club, junior year . . . night gowns at tire drills-Vvowl . . . Vice-President ol Olee Cluh, senior year . . . always loolcing lor a fourth. FRANCES LOUISE McKAY, LEXINGTON, N. C., BA., Psychology . . . F. O. R .... Order ol Gavel . . . senior superlative . . . VXfho's VVho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Kay . . . President of Y. VV. C. A. Treasurer of Student Government, sophomore year . . . contagious hysterics . . . Freshman Commissioner . . . Calorie counter . . . Head of Hitting, junior year . . . Vvearer ol C. LUCILE lVlclVlll.l,lN. INMAN, S. C.. B.A., French . . . Gamma Sigma President . . . senior superlative . . . VVho's VVho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Mac . . . President ol Junior and Senior Class . . . petite hrunette . . . Secretary of President Board . . . Secretary ol French Cluh . . . collects ear- rings . . . Purley V00 Statf . . . poise. HARVEY NENVSOWIE, ALLENIJALE. S. C., B.lVtus., Voice . . . Better known as Orewsome . . . man- lciller . . . rather dance than eat . . . sincerity . . . heautitul sad hrown eyes . . . supreme in Music Festival. MARGUERITE NICHOLS. SUMTER, S. C., BS., Biology and Chemistry . . . UNiclcieH . . . warm, twinldy brown eyes, friendly smile and ready sense ol humor . . . constantly going and coming from Lah ihut hates catsl . . . cheerful except during early morning hours . . . dependable in any emergency. NTAROARET OOBURN,W1NsT0N-SALEM, N. C., Psychology and Sociology . . . Oghurn . . . Secretary and Treasurer ol Classical Cluh, senior year . . . weelc-end gadahout . . . chic . . . Vvearer of the C . . . sleep . . . winged eye hrows . . . dillar-dollar ten o,cloclc scholar. DOSE VVHITEHEAD OSBORNE, AsHEv1LLE,N. C., BS., Psychology . . . Business hflanager ol Parlay Voo Staff . . . lover of hooks, clothes, golf and weel:-ends elsewhere . . . Palmetto players Cahinet . . . Photography . . . harmonizer . . . wise craclcer . . . many friends. ELIZABETH OSULLIVAN. SPARTANBURG, S. C.. B.A., History . . . quiet . . . unassuming . . . amhitious . . . plans to teach history . . . very petite hlonde. lVlARY O. POULNOT. CHARLESTON, S. C., BS., Psychology . . . Order ol Gavel . . . senior superlative . . . VVho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . upoulleyn . . . Editor ot Y's AND OTHER Y's . . . deep Charleston accent . . . Vice-President Freshman Class . . . Sophomore Representative to Council . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . Y. VV. C. A. Cahinet . . . Twinlding eyes . . . head of Hitting, junior year. 48 VVr'll tlplmld . . RUBY RAGAN, SPARTANBURG, S. C .... Transferred from Spartanburg .lunior College . . . quiet . . . un- assuming . . . talces things easy . . . curly red hair . . . can hardly wait for Saturday to roll around. MARIE ELIZABETH RAMSEUR, GREENVILLE, S. C., B.S., Psychology . . . Betty . . . gentle, petite. sweet and neat . . . bent toward epicurean way of life . . . superb taste in clothing . . . enjoys horse shows . . . comes Saturday morning and off to Greenville . . . aspiration to don the smoclc and tam. lVlARY GORDON ROBINSON. HUNTINGTON, VV. VA., B.A., Sociology and Psychology . . . Transferred from lVlarshall College . . . HGordie . . . Vice-President of Classical Club . . . uprom-trottern . . . Staff of Concept . . . easy to get along with . . . sincere . . . always struggling to lceep a diet . . . loyal. EVELYN THORNE ROGERS, CI-IESNEE, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . good student . . . friendly . . . energetic . . . ambition: social worlcer and home malcer . . . sincere interest in others. SHIRLEY BEATRlCE SHEPHERD, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.lVlus., Music Education and Violin . . . board- ing day student . . . Chairman of Radio Committee . . . red-rimmed glasses . . . Purley Voo Staff . . . originality . . . vivacious . . . lover of the English language . . . double jointed toes. lVl,ARGUERlTE SlVllTl'l, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., English . . . Transferred from Spartanburg .lunior Col- lege . . . Petites the word . . . sweet, shy, studious . . . career: school teacher . . . French enthusiast. BETTY STEVENS, LENOIR, N. C., B.A., History . . . Transferred from Virginia lntermonte . . . Stevie . . . Co-Editor of Purley Voo . . . Her personality can't be put on paper . . . favorite pastime: visiting at three A. lVl .... greatest love, people . . . has Lenoir twang . . . repertoire of fifty jolces . . . modest . . . sub- tle and dry sense of humor . . . good natured, loud and haughty laugh . . . mlhisbel' and ulVlithith Puthy. CAROLYN STEVENS, Cl1ARLESTON, S. C., B.S., Psychology . . . Steve . . . il she can't find a fourth . . . off to the movies . . . favorite spot is the battery . . . could teach correspondence course . . . sweet . . . conversationalist . . . partial to Navy and the forty-ninth State. ROSA STRAlT, ROCK HILL. S. C., B.S., Sociology . . . F. O. R .... President of C. A. C.s . . . Fire Chief . . . Sister . . . Athletic Advisory Board. freshman, sophomore year . . . Head of volleyball, junior year . . . Joe . . . .lunior Representative to Council . . . Treasurer Senior Class . . . Yls AND OTHER Y'S Staff, sophomore junior and senior years . . . Parlay Voo Staff, freshman year . . . VVearer of C. CAROLINE STONESTREET THOMAS, LEXINGTON, KY.. B.S.. Biology . . . Transferred from University of Kentuclcy . . . Qrder of Gavel . . . senior superlative . . . VVho's VVho Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges . . . President of Student Body . . . House President of Andrews, junior year . . . dependable . . . Recording Secretary of Athletic Advisory Board, junior year . . . lVlay Court, senior year . . . Representa- tive to Student Faculty Committee. PAUl..lNE Tl'lOlVlPS0N. GllEENVll.LE, S. C., B.lVlus., Public School lVlusic . . . lVlay Day beauty . . . sparlc- ling blue eyes . . . curly hair . . . vivacious . . . wealcness: lsts. lvice-versa, . . . favorite pastime, harmonizing . . . strilcing clothes . . . Numerous weelc-ends in Greenville. ANN SPOTSVVOOD WALKER, MARTINSVILLE, VA., BA., History . . . HSpottie . . . individualist . . . Head of Cvolf, junior year . . . always interested in contemporary life and living . . . Purley V00 Staff, senior year . . . Latin rhythms . . . lvlexico tales . . . wild dream of convertible . . . Ureallyu . . . every weelc-end filled. ALLENE LEONA VVEl..l..S, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Psychology . . . Junior Advisor to Athletic Board . . . Culbertson fan . . . intellectual . . . dependable . . . easy-going manner . . . quiet personality. MARGUERITE ELAINE WILLAUER, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.lX'lus., Voice . . . Qrder of Gavel . . . First Vice-President of Sophomore Class . . . lVlay Court Cutie for three years . . . unsophisticated poise . . . Program Chairman, Radio Committee . . . dramatically inclined . . . House President of Pell . . . lVletropolitan bound. NANCY OTIS WILSON, LAKE FOREST, ILL., B.S., Psychology and History . . . F. O. R .... Order of Gavel . . . senior superlative . . . X!Vl10'S VVho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . UVVillie President of Athletic Association . . . Head of Swimming, sophomore year . . . ucubs rootern . . .VVearer of C and Solar System . . . Second Vice-President of .lunior Class . . . Class wit and practical jolcer . . . C. A. C. Board, junior year . . . Efficiency plus . . . President of Aquatic Club, sophomore year and Secretary-Treasurer, junior year. ANNE WOOD. WINSTON-SALENI, N. C., B.A., History . . . Qrder of Gavel . . . Business Manager of Y's AND OTHER Y,s . . . cool, calm and collected . . . YH freshman year . . . VVearer of C . . . Secretary of Student Body, junior year . . . Steady nerves . . . friendly . . . hair Worrier . . . Senior Representative to Student Faculty Committee. ElslZABETl'l JANE VVOODSUDE, ST. MATTPIEWS, S. C., B.A., lVlatl1ematics and English . . . Gamma Sig- ma . . . VVl'1o's VVho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Co-Editor of Purley Voo . . . Class Historian . . . dependable . . . Secretary of .lunior Class . . . conscientious . . . schools seamstress . . sincere and hard worker . . . lilced by all. El..lZABETl'l LEE VVRlGl'lT, WARSANN'. VA., B.A., Psychology and Sociology . . . Transferred from Strat- ford College . . . Order of Gavel . . . uBee . . . House President of East VVilson . . . lun loving . . . sleep- snatcher . . . adaptable . . . uBlossom . . . movie goer . . . a good Hall around girl. 49 if v 1 -un.: 'Lf'-2.4. n'-z' 1 1 1 Q A in ,, M , 'sn I Q '4.. -Q . '. 4 x ,. K x U Hx., 4:15-3 -I 5,31-QAQ R. -Q . 1 F' AN is., gf x5 AEK Q , P 'lf x p qi I y , or ' ' 4 . ' Jolly Juniors Cats out of Pell . . . Just Davy . . . Afternoon tee . . . Return songhooics . . . Pretty tree, huh? . . . Oops, a sopho- more . . . Let's hike . . . The Voice . . . Cleo . . . Thru' the tree hole . . . Good knight . . . The shirt . . . No parking . . . Tvvitching from Twitcheli . . . Two's company . . . Photogenic, huh? . . . Cudd Monarchs . . . VVho,d claim it? The swing of the thing . . . The joiceys in the picture . . . All out tonight . . . The zoo . . . Two more of 'em. 5I I I :QL iqjxj Q President ...... ... ...JULLKLhN1NSTON FbstXGcef5eydenl .... ...IDOROTHYCDUTZ Second Vice-Presiclent . . . . . .ALICE MCNIILLAN Secretary ........... . . .ANN DAVIDSON 7Yl'CClSUl'Gl' . . . . . .SARAH PARKER 52 Junior Prefave . . . ' 6 September came and with it, the iast iapse of our coiiege years. it was f hard to heiieve that we were the oiiy uniors. - g, . we had a joiiy ineginning, too. Finding ourseives upperciass- , , ,, , I meiifwe immediately adopted our Hiittie sistersu. Xfvtfil them we went to ja. ha-. I . ,N 1 Q '29 e Barbecue, the movies, and to dinner. And then came the 1unior-Fresh- 7 an Ceremony which replaced the Iunior-Freshman wedding, and which as presented for the Hrst time ivy the Class of Forty-seven. Silver brace- gfiearing the coiiege insignia and the nciass of '49,', were given to our - If I i ilgiiere were those peppy nights in the Iunior Shop when we sang ati CJ, reminders of our iove and friendship. P Q ,Qi 55' ',sLU.iQ' songs and feasted on cakes and sandwiches. There were the 47.4 ' iccgey, softhaii, swimming, voiieyiaaii, and tennis teams, and although i . ff , Q' , ' our ciass was smaii, we were united and strong, not aiways winning, hut ' E ' x' .lf .sig . gk ,. forever having fun and maieing friends. in November, we poured our efforts into a Christmas Bazaar, and in Ianuary, we poured our knowledge into intue hooks, and we wondered if we could ever cali ourselves seniors. Then came the Iunior Dance. That was the ciimax of ati our fun during the first semester. Every giri did her part to maize the dance a suc- cess, and the realization of that success was revealed in every happy face as the Iuniors proudly waiieed through the figure. We had new shoes and ioveiy gowns, and best of ati, some of us had our favorite men with us, for at iong iast the war was over. Iunior-Senior Banquet marked our iast sociai meeting with the girls who Urattedn us,-the Seniors of Forty-six. it meant a separation from those friends who had guided us and worked with us for three happy years, hut it also meant a new Beginning for us,-fa Hpiedge to hear the torch of standards that they cherish, to hold them high and guard them welt, and never let them perishu. And so, we donned the caps and gowns and resolved to wear them proudly to the honor of the Senior Class. 53 DOROTHY AMES, HARRIETT ANCRUM. MARY CATHERINE ARCHER, CATHER- INE BRANDON BAGWELL, DORIS JEAN BONNER, ALICE ELIZABETH BOY, MICKY BOYD, BETTY JANE BRAMLETT, MARY ELIZABETH BROWNING. DOROTHY LUELLA CAMERON. CAROL CARSWELL, CAROLYN V I R G I N I A CLARKE, JULIA E L E A N O R CLINK- SCALES, EDNA ELIZABETH COMPTON. FRANCES ELIZABETH CRAIG, ANN CAL- LENDER DAVIDSON, BARBARA BRAY EDWARDS, MARY JANE EDWARDS. DREWRY ESTES, LILA MAE GAINES. BLANCHE GAMBLE, ALICE GARLING- TON, GRACE MCPHEETERS CLASGOW. MARY ANN GRAVES, MARY ANN GUTH- RIE, MARGARET LACY GUY, PATRICIA ANN HAMILTON. RUTH ANNE HANNA, FLORENCE HAR- RIS, MARIANNE TRAMMELL HAY- WORTH, IDA LEE HOLLINGSWORTH. JULIA MOORE I JOHNSTON, JEANNETTE MURDOCH KAYHOE. FRANCES DOUG- LAS KISER, ST. LAURENCE FLEMING LUCAS, ALICE MCMILLAN. Ju IU I MI 1-1 if Liffgf, IKM' 5' fu ff: ff., ,- if ' , ' x I A. I Rs 1 V I 41, ,L 1? I 'Q Ivy ' ll M u, fm 'E' .9 ' E - I 1' Qi? N? 4?.I 50 Z' 1' NVEP1 E 1946 J 9 55 ELIZABETH AUSTELL MCMILLIN, JOSE- PHINE GURNEY MANSFIELD, ANN WAR- REN MOORE, CYNTHIA ELIZABETH MOSELEY, DOROTHY DIAL NICHOLSON, SARAH NORWOOD, DOROTHY NEV- ILLE OUTZ, RUTH PADDISON. HALLIE PARK. SARAH DESAUSSURE PARKER, PATRICIA MAE PARISH, EMMA GLASS PALMER, GLADYS POTTS, VIR- GINIA LOUISE PRICE, BOB RAGSDALE, EUNICE TODD RICE, KATHRYN SHANDS, CLAIRE LORRAINE SHEALY, MARION ELIZABETH SHEEN. POLLY SEABROOK RICHARDS, BAR- BARA LEE RICHARDSON, GLORIA COLEMAN SUMMER, LILY MAY TAL- BERT, MARTHA WILDER THOMPSON. JANE ANDERSON VVOODCOCK, SARA ELIZABETH VVOODRUFF, ANN KRULIEN WOODSIDE, ELIZABETH HALE TOWN- SEND, DORIS WOODBERRY, ELIZABETH BELLE WOODBERRY. MARY EVELYN YOUNG, MILDRED ZEIGLER. V91 V 1- w. Z. Q ' ff N'z ' .-P ! I Y ix' 1 r X 2 Q ,a 'R I W , ww -si 1 1,1 , r -H ..4. ,,a V7.5 ,fu , , V. x A 4 . , 1 CUNVE E 1946 54 F Wi! AL 9 gg X 9' 'S-' ' G 6. W: Q. -'J .fig ,, - ff f ,f i - '-.fl 230' :yr-If , muff-f fi pf 19' 'lf' ilu' , 3 I 1 -Jw pw 1 X' 'f 1 ' W ' l ! ' x 1- 'Y - . f !' +,-is-wi ',- Y , a t fgiuggrrm ..- r - ff A.,'.--1 , , 1:51 . . 4 A.. .7 ,. ?'E'4ff-V, ' 'fair fE.r-?f.1E g V, .'IE'.1'!, 2'5- Fvgd , ff, 31 Q JSVQJSQ lik -'L fn ' , A 6 ., ' .IH .UQ an 1 ,4- I- I. 4.5 2 kia--'afil U ff g ' , I ,, ,- C' 'T I 0 j , 5 f , 1 I tc . 4 C... . X' 1 X l cfgjf- xrffn 'J Mighty Snphs . . . Snowlnouncl . . . Leisure time . . . Part ol Andy . . . Joy ricle . . . all clressecl up and somewhere to go? . . . Roommates . . . Qu-la, lat . . . Prexy . . . Always a-wirmin' always a-grinnirfl . . . Glamoourel . . . Nlusigals . . . Soplis at play . . . Typical Sunclay . . . HTl1ere are smilesu. Tired.-for a clay . . . Stumped . . . Almost tour , . . Between classes . . . Gleesome threesome . . . Dream laaitsl 59 HORNER, GRILGORIE. HITE, SHERRILL I President ........ . . .YTHEODORA GREGORIE First Vice-President . . .... BETTY SI-IERRILL Second Vice-President . . . . . JOHNNIE DOYLE Secretary .......... ..... S ALLY HITE Treasurer . . . . .NANCY HOHNER 60 Sophomore Profooo . . . Zigi' . . . ' . At Screams of happy recognition accompanied the mass confusion of our. rrival, ancl almost one hunclrecl per cent of our class was hach ancl 1572. if if diy lor another year. .HY .-,17! irq? , . It was the Freshman Class that hacl all the glory of attention at first, ut then . . . RAT WEEK. High anci mighty sophomores? Mayhe to the li I ' , l lgrfii Feirihmen, hut we were more scarecl than they, yet determined to maize xx, X lfsfwivrw' ' r 4 1- eh as nearly perfect as possihle in its purpose of unitinghthe ass i o ,MLEW Q. .. mizsses. -1 . 45 , gfa 1, , - Time slziciclecl hy, yet we founcl time for all the things that are a year rr' e e ., i QZK-5 at .Converse Sports, yes, ancl we triefl harcler than ever to win that gamen. Virus pneumonia . . . Colonel Cacle. Visits to the Tea Room . . . Weclcling hells hreahing up that olcl gang . . . lvlore men, more clates . . . Thanksgiving, home for four hlessecl clays' . . . Singing in the Little Shop . . . Siuclying? . . . Parties in the clining room .... Dances and then a peacetime Christmas once more, not even shaclowecl hy lurlzing exams . . . Bach from Hcivilizationn into the grincl again . . . Candlelight cluhs . . . Eating with Miss Gee . . . Spring, ancl suntans . . . Senior-Sophomore Day, and we were ciignifieci for once in those solemn rohes . . . Excitement anci curiosity over May Day . . . More exams, hlue hoolzs anal all . . . Class Day . . . Graduation, ancl gooclhye to our Big Sisters . . . Another year gone, anal we found ourselves Hsafe now in the Iunior classf, 61 1 'F SL I II 4 Ii -N I ' n I I-5 P , X fd ,s- .f ,J f, , I I . I A I , ' ,ff ., ,X pf , -II:I:p,'. NP- ,I ' 'I , I - Vw, My ' L A K. . 7- .,,. ' - I 1, 1 , T I A I I A ff 1 A ,f 4' , :Q u. A ' A '?f5 T I ' Nilmliiz., . , -I Y' ' EI . .,.,. --., , - . .. I sf ,. -g . RAW ' , N K V? .Y I . X I Aiiilsi .Ji , rs I A . . '- 8 X35 X I TUPHU OBE CUNVEBSE MARGARET CATHERINE ARNOLD, ANNE ATKINSON, FRANCES ANN BACHMAN. MARSHALL AIKEN, DOROTHY AYERS, LORENE ALDER- MAN, RELLA MARIE ANDERSON, MARY LOU ANTHONY. ELIZABETH AILEEN BACVVELL, ELIZABETH BAKER, MARY BARKER, ELIZABETH CALDWELL BECKWITH, EDITH ELIZABETH BIKLE, ANNS FIELD BLACK, ROSE- MARY BLAKELY, EDWINA BLODGETT. HELEN PEARCE BLOUNT, CAROLINE BROWN, GRACE LEE BUTLER, MAY CLARK BYNUM, JEWEL ELIZABETH BYRD, HELEN LOUISE CALLAVVAY, BETTY ODELL CAMP, JEANNE EVANS CARLTON. MARY ANNA CHAUDRON, MARILOUISE CHAUNCEY, ELIZABETH MABLE CLOUD, ELIZABETH ANN COLE- MAN, MARY BURWELL COLEMAN, SYBIL GRACE CREIC-HTON,ANNABEL HAMILTON CRIBB, ANN McDOWELL DAVIS. 62 I u 'vs P in N J LUCY BROWN DAVIS, ADDIE ELLEN DAY, JONATHAN DOYLE, PHYLLIS MARGARET DUPILLE, VIRGINIA BELLE ELLISON, GVVENDOLYN ENLOE, ELIZABETH ENNIS. If ' 'Z , C ! I ,rf Rf , I , , I i A! ff! X, A x ITIL X I K . ,fx JANE CONYERS EPPS, MARY ELLA FELDER, KATHERINE ERMINE FLOYD, MAR- GARET ELIZABETH GAYE, EOLINE MERCHANT GARV IN. IDA JO GRAHAM, THEODORE PORTER GREGORY, MIL- DRED RUTH HAMLIN, EMILY HARAKAS. MARTHA CLAIRE HARPER, ELOISE VIOLA HARRING- TON, NANCY ELIZABETH HARRIS, VIRGINIA BYRD HART, ANNE SEIDEN HEADLEE, BARBARA HENDLEY, ELEANOR WRAY HERBERT, MARY JANE HILDERBRAND. - SALLY ANN HITE, FRANCES WALKER HOLLADAY. W MARY JANE HOLLINGSVVORTH, NANCY CAROLYN j HORNER, MARTHA LOUISE I-IORTON, GRACE KATHRYN K' 1 1 HUNT, CAROLYN ISBELL, EMILY JACKSON. 7 5 'K I4 , I 63 -. , g ay -1- iw? ,EX I I Q I 'Ir .. ' by If 49- rr' M 'L I . , I, .. ,. , fl fI I FM A Q I A fa P H I 'Q Irv 3 I v j' .' f??fq I 1 , UPHU ORE CUNVEP1 E LANKFORD, FANNIE DORIS LEFLER, BETTY JANE LETHCO, MIRIAM LILES. FRANCES LEE JACKSON, ANNE JEWELL, MARGARET HALL JONES, PATRICIA ANNE LANE, MARY FRANCES ELIZABETH LOCKHART, BETTE JEAN LOVE, ANN GOD- FREY MCANDLISH, EVA LIDDELL MCBRIDE, BEVERLY CAMILLE MCGEE, DOROTHY MQLEOD, KATHRYN LOU MCNAIR, JEAN CREWS MCSWEEN. NANCY ANN MAKEPEACE MARTHA ELIZABETH MAR- TIN, EMMA JANE MIMS, EMIL ALICE MOBLEY. JANE NOWELL, MYRLE PARK, ANNA PATTERSON, EMILY MAE PEED. JULIA LOU PINNIX, MARY IVIACINTOSH PHILLIPS. MAR- ION PLOWDEN, GRACE CARMEN PROCTOR. NANCY IDA RENAKER, MARIAN PATTERSON RITCHIE, LOIS ANN ROBINS, MARGARET ARMISTEAD ROBERTSON. 64 .wt ROBIN ROBINS, VIVIENNE YVONNE ROSER, HELEN SACKELLARES, JEAN ELSIE SACKETT, EMILY SHAD- BURNE, SARAH ELIZABETH SHERRILL, DENORMA A ,WS K-'V-f jg js f ,f IQ? wiQf+XX ,I -vpn. IA ..r'- I I , I, ,f X- ' ' SMITH. MARGARET ANNE SNIPES, MARIAN STANLEY, NANCY CATHERINE STEELE, BETTY STYRON, NELL MIDDLE- TON SUDDATH, ELLEN LANCASTER SWAILS, MARTHA 1, ' ' lf v- ' 4. .- N V53 I 4. 1 A f ANN TEW. BYAH HARDY THOMASON, HARRIETT RANGELY TUR- NER, NANCY HUGHES TYSINGER, EMILY JUSTINA WALKER, MAIE MCKAY VVATKINS, JEAN STOUT WAT- ' 2'2- I 45,5 ' LINGTON, ANNE WILLIAMS. BESSIE CONNER WOLFE, DOROTHY K N O W L E S WRIGHT, MARY REBECCA WRIGHT, EF F E ZOTOS. POLLY WELBORN, BETTY ANN WELCH. ' 5' 'Q' Ii, II ' 'ifu., ik ' -E -Q, :i,,'S'b' X 6' H7 65 ,?I'nx I N 1 A. 1 HL 5: 5 5 H' '.L - 3 I fm 11 x - A . 1'-. is WU-Q Q Yin? MM if hr 1 ii' Q52 vm 'r ...ir 79' Q I Na r x 5 5 if 1 l ,, CRUM, CHEVES, DICKERSON, PAXTON, STONESIEFER 2 rr mr TEENS HHcB,H ,r USS J NEWS President ........ ......... J ANE1' CHEVES First Vice-President . . . .... MARIANNA DICKERSON Second Vice-President . . ..... MARTHA PAXTON Secretary ........... ..... A SHLYN CRUM Treasurer . . . . .SARA STONESIEFER 68 in iz!!! TWYXIXW 3 fx fi KN Haig 1 The Verdant F1 Osh . Tie Spice of life . . . But we ike it e e . . . Pretty pose Are you KidcIin'? . . . I sme a rat . . . Incorporated . . Tired ole' F osh . . . A showing teeth, you fooln Drop it . . . Lim s . . . Peepin' Tog . . . Dexter Delos . . Seventh-Day Ioafers ...' ut short enough to be interesting. Vogue . . . Comfy and Cozy . . . S ell we dance? . . Ba ery . . . The reign o terror. Q y I A, A or 2' , els fx ei Q Y I 1 11 f , Geechie . . . Double Indemnity . . . The grass was green S , R Il IA4 I-I IA! gg? r f I P f , ' ' Ie ,six-4 3 1, I i 5 k f 67 I Freshmen Prefeee . . . ,f f A Time hrings forward the class of ,4Q . . . the post-war class . . . Sep- ,f- ' Jef '-as green freshmen . . . homesichness . . . orientation . . . hig and . QE 7 3 Q, 51 sister honjire . . . Rat Week . . . the cashah and Red Barn . . . the g f 'i-31 man rat show . . . the laughs of rememhrance . . . gah sessions and QQ E is es . . . IJ iclge . . . Dexter-Cucld party . . .Dexter ghost . . . our ,- 1' , Q ,, Q 1 t -eg' 'Converse girl-hreah dances . . . post-war Thanksgiving,-five 3, Q53 ll A. h e 51,-,f, V. 'f:g.. . . . our own puhlication Hxve The Freshmenu . . . flu epi- emic anal extended Christmas . . . study and coffee and stucly and exams . . . new candlelight ceremony when hig sisters gave us our hracelets . . . new post-war privileges . . . spring holidays . . . a weeh of heaven . . . hot-clogs and harmony in the Little Shop . . . exams again . . . Dexter's endurance of gym classes . . . Cuctdys of Cuclcl Mud . . . we've had toacls of fun . . . Hour college M0th8l', '...' 'we pledge our love to thee eternally . HSpirit and honor we will uphold Pulling together we'H reach the goal So we make a toast to you . . . the class of ,49. 69 49 Jw, g W ' ANNA JEAN ALTMAN MARGARET BANKS BETTY BLACKMON HARRIETT BOZEMANN PEGGY BRADFORD LALLA BROWN JEAN BUIST MARGARET BULL NANCY ELIZABETH BURCH , ' 121' SYDNOR CAIN ,Vs R bf? ' JANE CARSON GRACE CARTER . .N ,,i: , d j : Q J' U -. fx A J J. ABAT J' .YTT f - E, , fj I A ft, , JJ 'X MJ' ANNIE CHASTAJN 5 5, if QT ' J uf, , KT, ,, '- JY JANET CHEVES NN , My ' ANN CLARK A ' :C' A 'ff Q Q 'E' 'Y R' -,L JANE CLEVELAND 1 N GALE COFFMAN 1 1 I EUGENIA COLLINS 5 IRMA SUE COCK . Lols CCXE ' 'A . 'D-' LYYAA J , 5' 95. V -2.. ' it -v FRESHMAN ASHLYN CRUM 4 EVELYN DAY Nl MARIANNA DJCKER ON JEAN DODGE MARIANNE DREHER MARIANNE ELLISON HANNAH ENTWI-IISTLE LOUISE EPPS CAROLINE FANT LUCY FINLEY MILDRED FLOVVERS GERALDINE FORMAN SS R, , ., ur ,L ELIZABETH FREY, OCTAVIA GARLINGTON. MARTHA GARRETT, JEAN ELIZABETH GARRISON, JULIA OILREATH, FAY MILLS GRA- HAM, JANE GRIFFIN, NANCY OROVES. ELEANOR GWATHMEY, JENNIE RUTH FRANCES EARLE HALFORD, NINA NEELY MAE HANNA, ETHEL HANTSKE, LENA HEA BETTY HALE. - Q L IJ ' ALICE HASSELL, MARY LOUISE HAZELOROVE, OPAL - A AI, ,-1 ,1 ,N TN . 1 ,AL 'Q 55 CU 165'-3 X f w x fa J Iglltiff U IK JEAN HODO, FRANCES HOOO, MARY MOORE HOLMES, MARTHA HUMPHREYS, PEGGY JEAN HUDSON. ANNETTE ISBELL, KATHRYN ISBELL, KATHLEEN JENKINS, CHRIS- TINE JOLLY, JO ANNE JUDY, JANE KENAN, DOROTHY LOUISE KEZIAH, MILDRED KOPLEN, ,tif a-g 4 ,, x v il ,Y I ' if, A ,.,' L I I - ,A ,. 1- A , I E I 4 ' ,,, 4 J' I? , V I , is E- A ' , ' ., ,TQ 4 'W ' 'cr' A .,.,, QI' ., , ,,,., , , ,-7 f ag- 1 I, I I ,,. ' E W. .4 I , . B 71 , , s,.,,Xx 3 ,.., 1 L,-if N ,-M, AXA , 5? I x 5 KI , . I si ' if la' 'K I -s. ,fr 'Y Gix I1 ' -. 5- bfi! . QI W: Il' I I x' 5, if L ,J I 6 530 3 ,,, I XY I I 6 -nf ,., , Y I I I OWN N v STUART LANDSTREET AVERILL LAVVSON MARY ELIZABETH LAWTON MOLLY LEATHERWOOD 4 , xfY'S BETTY LEE JANE LONG ZULA ELIZABETH MCFADYEN ' I 'i I I as , I g.,, x ' Jw- 5 P' ELIZABETH ANN MCGEORGE FRANCES MCGILL MARGARET MCMILLAN BETSY LEE MCNAIR MARY MANDARIS 1' 1 A III 1 MARY LILLIAN MEALING '-A WANDA DEL MITCHELL ' MIRIAM MONTFORD SHIRLEY MOORE . MARTHA MURRAY ' ' I MARTHA PAXTON KITTE PEELER DOROTHY PEUFFIER MARJORIE PLESS MARGARET POOLE BETTY JO PUTNAM CHARLOTTE POWE I ..n, .yflx ?Q::f,. ,I 43257, '7-P., SUSIE POWE MAY VAN CLEVE QUINCY MARTHA RAINSFORD ELIZABETH RIEGEL JEAN RICKENBAKER SOPHIE RIDDICH I 'Q -f ' GENE ROBIN JEAN ROBINSON L.. I! F ESHMAN g ASS 72 U MARY CAROLYN ROPER, SHELLEY ROPER. AMELIA RUSH, VIR- GINIA SHACKELFORD, CLAIRE SIEGBERT, VIRGINIA MARIE SHAW. FLORA SHERMAN, ERMA SEIFERT, BETSY SIPPLE. MARY ELLEN SITFON, BARBARA. SMITH, RACHEL SMITH, HARRIETT SMYTHE, WILLIFORD STOKES, RUTH STONE, SARAHSTONESIEFER. MARTHA SWAIN, AVERY SYLVESTERfI4 :II' I 3 JANE TAYLOR, MARY FRANCES TAYLOR, NORMA JANICETHAMES, HARRIET THIOPEN, CYNTHIA TOWNSEND,,JUNE TURNER, MARY .IO TURNER, NAOMI WEBB, MARY FELICIA WEEKS. ELIZABETH WHITNER, BETTY KAY WILSON, CAROLYN WILSON, FRANCES WIMBERLY, MARILYN WOODSIDE, BETTY WYATT, OLADYS WYMAN, MARY YARBOROUOHE - ' L. .' -- L ' Iv , A W 1 .JUL 45: I I 1 I xx. If CU QQ I-' I I 9 . I uv I A5 s. I.. :QI if: . I N IN I 73 J' M I f, gk I My 1 7 ,.,. . . M: ' HUIVHHS , --,,,fi.,. Wg.-. ,bra 5-,. N ,-my - ',.4 ' - .VI .1 A ,,,.5',x. ,V ,- 1 5' ,. 45+ -.f f fu , 1 ..:1 , W.- .1',' ' ' , ' w w ' ' 'LQ - f w - Wu. ,. . I . A 5:.4 A ff . 1,4 , .i1.1,.'..' , ' 'L Q , v M Hy . , V X WH .f w - IKE'-F , A . . lx , A 5 . ' K W V . 13 - w w ' , , , N , , N , N WI , , w I P A , N , Q N IN N i as' ' ' fn f ' fr ' ' -,....,,-,,- W U III VIII IEE III I M If 4 First row: KISER, POTTS, I-IWHOMASON, THOMAS, I.ANl'IAM, I.LEwE1.LYN, MCELROY. Second row: I'IOL'I.INGSXVORTH, IEDNVARDS, VVRIGIIT, I'IEADLEE, I.UcAS, WILLAUIEII, Mums. OFFICERS President ...... ........... Vice-President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . .................,.. . . . .... CAROL PI-I-IOMAS . . . .ANN LLEWELLYN . . . . .GLADYS Porrs . . . .BYAH TIAIOMASON I-IGUSE PRESIDENTS ANDREWS . . . ..................... IDA LEE I'IOLL1NGSWORTI'l CUDD ..... .......... I. AURIE LUCAS IDEXTER ...,. ...... IV IARY .IANE EDXVARDS PELL ......... . . .IVIARGUERITE VVILLAUER EAST WILSON . . . ..... ELIZABETH WRlGl1T VVEST WILSON . . . ........................ IQATI-'IERINE IVICIELROY REPRESENTATIVES Day Student Representative ................ junior Representative ..... Sophomore Representative . . . . Fresliman Representative .... . Freshman Representative .... Cottage Representative .... . .... BETTY LANHAM . . . . . .DOUGLAS KISER . . . . . . . .ANN HEIKDLEE . . .ELEANOR GNVATHMEY . . . . . . .IVI11w11 HOLMES ....EMMA JANE MIMS ff-we -AIN CAROL THOMAS President Our Student CounciI is a jucIiciaI and IegisIative Iaody compoSecI of students wI1oSe purpose is to represent ancI act in the interest of tI1e entire stucIent I9ocIy. It stresses to upI1oIct tI1e spirit and icIeaIs of Converse wtiicti are emIJoCIi.ecI in tI1e tionor system. 76 Presiolenl ...... Vice-President . . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ............... Fresiiman Commissioner .. ........ . . CABINET Religious iweetings, Ciiairnmn ......... Religious iweelings .......... Religious Meeiirzgs . . . Religious Nieelirzgs .... All Campus Activities .. Social Service ....... .... . ......... . iV1Ol'l1il'lQ XAIC1lCl1 .. Miisic ...................... . . .FRANCES MCKAY . . .HELEN IVIANEY . . . .MAIQY XIOUNG . . . .MARGARET GUY . . . .ANN IVIOORE . . . .DOROTPIY I'iARTlN . . . . . . .NANCY IVIILIIY . . .ALICE NICNIILLAN . . .LOUISE CIKLLONVAY ..... ....b'ilARY ANN CURRY .ANN DAVIDSON .iNliARY JANE HOLLINOSWORTI-I .ALICE iVIOBLEY Purley Voc Represientaiiue . . .iViARGARET HALL JONES Publicity ...,............... .... E I.lzAIsETI-I COMPTON House Comm.iH.ee ....... ........ V EDITH BIIQLE Freslimcm Represenlutiue . . . ..... RUTI1 STONE Day Siuclenl Represenlcilive .. .... JEAN SACKETT To every Converse giri, the Y. VV. C. A. Oilers guidance and encouragement toward a deeper spirituai iiie. in the dignity of Wednesday and Sunday services, the quiet pause oi morn- ing watcim, and ti1e peaceful moments of vespers, we find constant inspiration. Gulf goal at Con- verse is to become weii-rounded individuais, and it is the responsibility, as weii as priviiege of time NYM to imeip carry out this purpose. First row: ix'ilLBY, GUY, AIIANEY, MCKAY, YOUNG, ix'iOORIi, Second row: COblI'TON, DAVIDSON, CURRX', I'lARTIN, BIRLE. iVlCiVilI.LAN JONES, CALLOWAY, i.ViOBI.EY. CJ' far FRANCES IWCKA Y Presitivni 77 l r' Q, Aditi' WT? 'ilk 'lTTV f' init Vice-President of Student Government .... ANN LLEWELLYN, Cliairman '1 5 T ,N '1'-H V'-, 52 ' H LLQL Lhjygl, ' - it President of Senior Class .............. LUC1LE MCNIILLIN, Secretary Presiclent of Student Government .... . .......... . M X Y X W W Presiclent of Y. C. A .... . . . . t .U N if V it 14 it 'J i f X ki N ii il JL T J, President of Athletic Association. . . . . ,-X , , ul U , President of tile Gavel. . . . . . . ..f, ,1 R, M As, Ei. . ' ' President of the Crescent. .. President of Iunior Class ....... President of Sophomore Class .... .. President of Freshman Class .... President of Day Students ,... Presiclent of Dramatic Club. . President of I. R. C. .......... . President of Hyatt iVIusic Club. . Freshman Commissioner ........ . .CAROL THOMAS FRANCES IVICKAY .NANCY WILSON ANN LLEWELLYN . .ERMINE FLOYD .JULIA JOHNSTON . .DOE GREGORIE . .JANET Cl1EVES .BETTY LAN1-IAM JUI EENE CUTRIGHT MIRIADI CARNlICI1AEL MOORE . ...... BETTY ALLEN E Editors of Parlay Voo .... . . .B Editor of Concept .......,...... Editor of Y'S AND OTHER Y'S. . . TTY STEVENS, BETTY JANE VVOODSIDE ................PENNY BOUKNIOHT . . .MARY POULNOT Presicientas Board is composed of the presicients of tile leading stucient organizations, time Vice-President of the Student Government, Freshman Commissioner, and the Editors of time three publications. its purpose is to further the material advantages and the intangible ideals of time student ioociy. LANHAM, LLEXVELLYN, WVOOOSIOE, CARBIICIIAEL, Boulcxlcrrr, NICIVIILLIN, JOHNSTON, FLOYD, GREOORIE, NIOORE, VVILSON, STEVENS, iN1CKAY, THOMAS, POULNOT. A. , , , I 9 I v: STRATT, Bouiwirznr, ALLEN, HARTTN, XNIILSON First row: POULNOT, IWCKAY, COMPTON. WOOIBSIIDIZ, IJLEXVELLYN, ..ANllAM. .prom run QARMICIIAEI., STEVENS, IIIOMAS, lx1Ch1lLLlN. ' vl X Q, ft! If -J , I , ,VN fx X T ,i I x T -,f mu we T if f L1-l 4 .5,wE.lLlL Q '- Q, Nr-15 'V' ..:- -if , ,f ' N 1 1 f' 'T 1 Y H if ,.,,!. .V gli ., L,,7Gi, , The Senior representatives on Presidents Board ancl the officers of the Senior Class are appointed Commencement Marslmeals. They act as ushers for all commencement activities and serve as Iloslesses to outof- town families and friends. Chief Nfarslnal. . BETTY ALLEN PENELOPE BUUKNTGHT MIRIAD1 CARMICIIAEL EDITH COMPTON JULEENE CUTRIC-1-IT DoRo1'HY I'lARTlN BETTY LANHAN ANN I..LEWEl..LYN FRANCES 1x lCIiAY MARX' POULNOT ILUCILE NCIVIILLIN BETTY STEVENS ,ROSA STRAIT CAROL 'THOMAS NANCH' Wll.SON EETTE JANE WOODSIDE DR. VIJAYLOR, JONES, Miss CEE, IVICIVIILLIN, DR. IVIIZYERS, Miss WlLl.lABlS, IJARTIN, XAIOODSIDE, DR. HUNTER. wg fi or mr f.. LGI .fl fgffir fill. Q Q W Q9 w Faculty President .... ......... D R. NIEYERS Student President ..... ..... L UCILE MCMILLIN becretary-Treasurer . ....................... ...... M ISS WILLIAMS FACULTY MEMBERS Miss CEE DR. HUNTER. JVIRL GERSCHEFSICI DR. TAYLOR DR. WIMBERLY STUDENT MEMBERS ROSA ANDERSON SARAH JONES DOROTHY HARTIN LAURA TAYLOR NOWAK ELLEN IAEE EMILY SHEALY SELLON BETTY JANE WOODSIDE The honorary scholastic organization of Converse College, Gamma Sigma, is composed of faculty members who belong to Phi Beta Kappa or Sigma Xi, and seniors with high scholastic recorcts during their first three years of college. The studentgpresident is the girl with the highest average. The organization was founded in 1923, and its motto, HKHOW Thy- selff, states its purpose. 80 VVho's Who serves a four-fold purpose here at Converse: as a com- mendation to a student for her success in college: as a recommendation to the business Worldg as a standard measurement for stuotentsg and as an incentive for students to get the most out of their college careers. The girls listed in Vvhoys Who were selected hy an anonymous com- mittee composed of representatives from the student body as well as the faculty. The biographies of these outstanding students will appear in WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVER- SITIES AND COLLEGES, a hook Which, in itself, provides national recognition. BETTY ALLEN LUCILE MCMILLIN CAROL T1-1oMAs IVIARY ANN CURRY FRANCES IVICKAY NANCY WILSON BETTY LAN1-IAM NIARY POULNOT BETTE JANE WOODSIDE ANN LLEWELLYN WH HAH WXHU MCMILLIN, LANI-lAM, XAIOODSIDE, POULNOT, LLEWELLYN, MCKAY, WILSON, CURRY, ALLEN, Tl-1oMAs. Sl ixislrz VVOGD, Miss FARLONVE, -THOMAS, MR. 1x'1ACFNUl.'l'Y, Miss PHAUP, DR. GWATMMEY, Miss Cnr lLrxu:LLYv DR. TAYLOR. TUDE TF A CULTY COMMITTEE IVIISS BROXVNING Nirss FARLOWE Miss GEE DR, GXVATI-IMEY IVIR. MACENULTY Miss Pl-IAUP DR. TAYLOR JULIA CLINKSCALES LILA DUPRE DOUGLAS KisER ANN LLEWELLYN DOROTHY OUTZ MARGARET ANN SN1m5s CAROL THOMAS ANNE WOOD NIARY YOUNG The Student-Faculty Committee was established to promote a closer interaction among students and faculty members as well as to discuss current school problems. Although it has no legislative power, its con ciusions and suggestions receive careful consicteration and are acted upon by the proper authorities. 82 N, 4' Ny. 'i ' H -N' ' ' 'Ai 'ij '-. x, - '1 ,in '. ' -I '1 'ri 'V' l ' ' ':' R- jf rf ,f'xNI ,.,- 'wx 'W-wk -'-- 'Ni .f A A A . if J .1 1 i f ,. A f U ft V. rw . I U I ff -4 ML fx it 6 ILE T: I W f I -92 ini, 'J it I W4 Q15-Q. up , A y w ' w if 5, ,- X l , EVN- Q A Tl- '. Y -r 1 R ,-' . A '. . .ni it I Lf- th.. f L ,Li.a.,.J,1 ,J 3.3.3, .,. K'5-,!' NR ,J lim-, ttf President . . . . .ROSA STRAIT C. A. C. BOARD Senior Representatives ............ MARY ANN CURRY, ANN l..LEVVELLYN junior Representatives . . ,... ....... I ilrrx' ARCPIER, LAURIE LUCAS Sophomore Representatives . . . . . .EDITH BIKLE, DOTTIE WRlGl1T Freshman Representatives . . ,. .EVELYN DAY, MILLIE FLONVERS The purpose of the Converse Auxiliary Corps is to organize all ac- tivities Connected with the post-War effort on the Campus. Any girl in- terested in giving tive hours a month to this work is eligible for member- stlip. These hours may be spent in the Red Cross sewing room and cot- lecting scrap paper. In addition we stress a program of physical fitness. The Converse Auxiliary Corps also sponsors movies for the enjoyment of all students. g 4 C Sealed: Li.1zwELLvN. S 1' R A I r. CURIlY. Standing: LUCAS, Blxui, ARCIIER, WRlGIl1'. 83 I yew X jf N1 ' v I MARY POULNOT Editor 41- - ANNE WOOD Business iwu nuger Scaled: CURRY, STRAIT, ALLEN, RAGSDALE, DAVIS PALMER, Slamling, first row: DAVIDSON, YOUNG, DOYLE, THOMPSON, PoULNo1', Woon. Second row BIRLE, QBACIIMAN, IJINNIX, SIIERRILL, Lewis, Conn' 'roN, Rrrculr.: 84 I 1 if VT: i -.rvflr fi I 1 Lay it I V' , Lili , L., il ig, ' ., - ,, v' U Those moments of uncertainty overstiaci- oweci with ever-persistent cieaciiines tiave van- ished once again ieaving us with the sincere hope that we have given you something ma- terialistic as a memoir of time many unforget- taioie experiences at Converse. We, the Eciitoriai anci Business Staff of Y'S AND OTHER Y'S, wish to express our apprecia- tion for the spienoiici cooperation that We have received, to time Charlotte Engraving Com- pany, The R. L. Bryan Company, and Bryn- Aian Studios, as Weil as to tile Students anci Faculty here. 'gg V LLL. 'S 1-L .rT . fy, N ' . 4 Iv ix, ff 4 'T N' 1' ts JIIIII UIIIIHV ITM: I 2 I 457' ., I , I I 5.7 , EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor .. Copy Editor . . . Assistant Ectitor . Assistant Editor . . . Organization Ectitor Senior Ectitor .... Art Eciitor ....... Feature Editor . . . Athletic Editor . . . Photographer .. Photographer .. Typist ......, Typist ....... Faculty Advisor ............IVIAnY POULNOT . . . . . .IVIARY ANN CURRY .. .. . ...BETTY ALLEN . . . . .Boss RAGSDALE ..............IVIARYYOUNO . . . . . . . .MARTHA THOMPSON .. ......... ROSA STRAIT . . . . .LIBBA COMPTON . . . . .ANN DAVIDSON . . . .BETTY SHERRILL .........BETTY LEWIS .........ANN BACI-IMAN EMMA GLASS PALMER . . . . . . . .CLAIRE SI-IEALEY . . . .DIL ELFORD MORGAN Business Manager ............... ANNE WOOD Assistant Business Man. . .MARGUERITE NICHOLS Advertising Manager ............. EDITH BIKLE Advertising Manager' . . . ...... .ANN DAVIS Advertising Manager .. . ..... IIOHNNIE DOYLE Advertising Manager ...... JULIA PINNIX Advertising Manager .... IVIARION RITCHIE Seated: STEVENS, WOOKJSIIJE, OsIsoRNE. Standing: CARMICIIAEL, KING, CODIMANIJER, IVIosE CD55 ogg? I 455' ewfit 00' wwf.. LEY, ESTES, RIciIARIis, JONES, LANE. ' t' I, ,I 1 if 1 7 'I Y' W In-V mf' iII!'i! N, is ggi II !!.' 'X III!!! xx :I iii.. g. .Z .. It Ii, E 'I .... , QQ- Ie EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors ..... iwunuging Ifciilor . Niulzeeup Editor .. Feature Editor . . . iwusic Eiliior .... . Day Student Ifiiitur Business Iwunager . Assistant Iwunager . Circ-I,IIali0rI IVICIIIUQCI' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BETTY STEVENS, BETTY JANE VVOQIJSIDE .......................POLLY RICHARDS . .................PATI..ANE .. . . .IVIARGARET I'iALL JONES ..,.......Dl!EXVRY Es'I'Es .. ............................... CYNTHIA IVIOSELEY BUSINESS STAFF U OsnoIzNE . . . ..... IVIIRIAM CAuIvIIcrIAEL ......... ...NINIARY ELIZABETH KINU Assistant Circulation Manager ,. ...... IVIARY LYNN LEWIS Head Typist ................ .... .... . . .NANCYE COMMANDER The Purley Voo, a Ioi-weeIcIy puhIication, is Converse's of- ficial newspaper. Through news items, feature stories, and columns it endeavors to present the activities and events of the college, and through eciitoriais it strives to present the students of consideration diiierent phases of a worIcI at peace. The staff of this newspaper makes a genuine effort to stimu- Iate an interest and participation in the activities of the scI1ooI and a constant awareness oi worIci news. ,nu ., 'lv V it ,Q I fi I 'f 'QQ'- X 12 1 :N 1, 5' N if ' .V W A - . it ,f f . . . tr f-f r f x A ' rf v I I P it 1 ' ' ' 1 ' I X1 HMT? A1 '1 I M it 1 is iv l 'r i if U 4 I , U I L L L M i J' Q If ' Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor .. Managing Editor . . Art Editor ........ Book Review Editor Senior Editor ...... Iunior Editor .... Soptzornore Editor .. Sophomore Editor .. ,, f L, 1. , 1. -, ,, ,LL .J L, Ad EDITORIAL STAFF .....-.......................PENl3LOI'E BOUKNIGIIT . . . . . . .ROSA ANIDERSON .. .ALICE MCMILLAN . . .JULIA JOHNSTON . . . . . .GRACE GLASGOXV . . . .SYLVIA BODENI-IORN . . . . . . .PAT PARRISH . . .EDWINA BLooGET1' ...ERMINEFLQYD BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager , .................................. -.VIRGINIA NXIITCIIELL Assistant Business M annger . . Assistant Business twanager . . Business Stuff . . Head Typists .... - Assistant Typist . . . Assistant Typist . . . Circutation Manager Assistant Circulation MUIIUQPF .... . . . .SALLY GENTRY ........... . .BETTY IQAMSEUR rNANC1' NIILBX' I PEGGY Heunmrr . . , . 4 Louise CALI.0XV4K1' I Bon RAGSDALE L IVIARY GORDON ROBINSON ..........,.Liu LOCK:-IAR1' . . .NANCY l'l0RNl5R ....MYIiLIi PARK . . . .l'lELliN BLOUNT . . .JANE NOXN'liLL The Concept is a literary magazine, composed of the best creative writing done by the students. Mr. J. Ntitctleli Ntorse. one of time editors of turtle Nation writes a criticism for eactl Bo UR NIC 517: lrcll . ELL issue, and this year contributions from outstanding writers have been published to create student interest and incentive. An essay contest was sponsored before Christmas, with tile winners appearing in the December issue, and awards for the best short story, essay, sketch, play, poem. and book review are presented at Class Day. First row: BODENIIORN, RAGSDALE, JOHNSTON, CALLONVAY, PARISH, BouKNicn1', BHIITCIIELL. Second row: RYKNISEUR, MILBY, GLAS- oow. BLODGETT, FLOYD. Ttwird row: Loom-IART, HOHNER, MCMILLAN, BLOUNT, GENTIRY, Hnmxmrr. jk! ' 'AM 'JH t 1 TWG MVT XA I U I ft' ' -X 'c' It 1? LL..5,J 1 Y FLQYD, JOHNSTON, BOUKNIGHT, BLODQETT, BODENHORN, ALLEN Chief Scribe ........... . ...... BETTY ALLEN Guardian of the Royalties . ..... PENNY BOUKNIGHT MEMBERS EDWINA BLODGETT ERMINE FLOYD SYLVIA BODENli0RN JULIA JOHNSTON HI know a bank Whereon the Wild thyme grows .... H This line from Shakespeareys lovely song explains the name of Converse's literary so- ciety. Memloership is honorary and cteterminect hy the quality of creative contributions appearing in The Concept. Before publication of each issue of The Concept, the memhers of Wild Thyme meet to choose their most outstanding work. This article receives HLaurels.,' The purpose of the cluh is to maintain a high literary standard for The Concept. A tiny black quill appears hesicte the puhlisheci Work of each member. 88 EDITORIAL BOARD ELEANOR GWATI-IIVIEY CAROLYN ROPER IQITTE PEELER BETSY SIPPLE JEAN RICKENBACICER NAOMI WEBB BETTY KAY WILSON The Freshmen again talce their place in the Converse literary World as they continue tor the sixth year the publication of their hoolilet We, the Freshmen. An editorial hoard, made up of representatives from each of the freshmen English classes, meets weelcly with Miss Elizabeth S. Bearden, Director of Freshman English, to select the hest themes. Three issues are published during the year. Prizes are offered tor the two hest themes. These prizes are deter- mined hy an outside judge. The first prize of ten dollars is being offered by Pauline Dewitt, editor of the 1945 Concept. An autographed copy ot Madame Margot is heing presented lay its author, Mr. John Bennett ot Charleston, as second prize. Within the pages of this booklet the purpose of We, the Freshmen is fulfilled, that ot providing an outlet tor freshmen theme Writing. First row: WlLsoN, ROPER, PEELER. Second row: RICKENBAKER, WEBB, SIPPLE. Third row: Miss BEARDEN. GWVATHMEY. 89 MEMBERS l-ORlENIi ALDERMAN KITTY ARCHER ANNE ATKINSON BETTY BAKER SYLvIA BODENI-IORN PENNY BOURNIGIIT ELIZAIIETH BROWNING BETTY BYRD MIRIAM CARMICHAEL AUGUSTA CLARK NANCYE COMMANDER ELIZABETH COMPTON JULEENE CUTRIGHT ANN DAVIDSON LOUISE DUNLAI' MARY JANE EDWARDS LILA GAINES BLANCIIE GAhlBl.E MARY ANNE GRAVES ANNA l'lART VIRGINIA BYRD HART DOROTHY HARTIN MARIANNE l AYWORTli IDA LEE HOLLINGSWORTII MARTPIA LIORTON ELILAIIETH KING DORIS LEELER MARIIIEI. LEWIS JEAN LOVE LAURIE LUCAS BEVERLY MAGEE VIRGINIA MITCHELL DOROTIIY NICIIOLSON SARAH Nokwoon ROSE OSBORNIE RUTH PADDISON SARAH PARKER GLADYS POTTS LOUISE PRICE CARMEN PROCTOR BETTY RAMSEUR BARBARA RICHARDSON IVIARY GORDON ROBINSON CLAIRE SI-IEALY DEDE SMITPI NELL SUDDUTII GLORIA SUMMER IVIARTHA THOMPSON JANE Wooococx ANN WOODSIIBE BETTY JANE WOOIDSIDE MARY YOUNG Sis ZEIGLER THOMPSON, CUTRIGIII' i T 1 'P' 'V' ' ' 1 , Ty 'T-' -2'-1 ,frm 3. '-Y' ' .1 it . ,. ,A ' , ax, ' I ' - 'M . lu' I Us Lt . It I1 Iris . , -it W, I R: B.-ti-xx 5 H A r .AL Le. L ., ,i . , KN QL, QL un. X! -K Qi, ,Ri Ll-,KJ , , iq Bit T7 N it firxt 'nil I KAY ,VW T 'TI' ' K it Ii le PQ , y I 11 t I1 W 5 if Ir, Ll .:.s..l ,Ll l al, Wt, .tl Lui' is-er!! ,Q-,J iswft., 11,11 President ........ Secretary-Treas urer . . . . .JULEENE CU1'IllGl1T . . . .iVlARTHA Til-IOMPSON In this time of peace, The international Relations Club has as its purpose a Better understanding of world problems, tiwis year stressing es- peciaiiy the aspects of the peace taioie. Meetings are on alternate Mondays uncier time sponsorship of Dr. Liiiian A. Kiioier, anci tiirougii lectures, roundtable ciiscussions, inciividuai news reports, anci Book reviews, the members analyze current topics anci acquire a ciear perspective on news reports and their relationship to history. Reference material can be found on time I. R. C. siieit in the iiiarary as weii as in pamphlets receiveci from tile Foreign Policy Association and time Carnegie Enciowment for inter- national Peace. 90 President ....... Vice-President . . Secretary ........ Business lVlanu.ger Faculty Advisor . Stage ..... Publicity , . . Properties .. Lights ....... Sound Effects .. prompting .... . . . . . . .BETTY ALLEN .... . ..D1cRs1E BROWN . . . .MARY JANE EDXVARDS . . . . . .DOROTHY QUZTS Miss HAZEL ABBUT THE CABINET . . . . . . . .EDITH BICKLE, MARIANNE HAYWORTli OSBORNE ....Hi2LEN RUTH JORDAN . . . . . .Dorrls WRlG11T . . , . .PEOOIE JOHNSON . . . .V1ROxN1A ELLISON Tile Palmetto Players were organized to 'meet a definite dramatic desire in Converse Col- lege. It is their purpose to provide a training ground for all tliose interested in tile production ot plays, eitlier as actors or crew worlcersg to provide audiences tor experimental projects in drama, and finally to fasten the public presentation of plays vvliicli they deem worthy ot the thought and attention of the College and time City ot Spartanburg. Their purpose is not primarily to amuse the public. Membership in this organization is obtained lay a series ot competitive try-Outs. Time plans of tlie Cluln are carried out by four elected olticers and a group ot cabinet memloers appointed by tllese officers. The productions are directed lay the head ot tlie Speech Department of Converse College. Tvs if' T1 'fu' ' Yi E' We U lf 'U W ll ll tljl f tw lit :lui 'W -- fx- JL - '1' Ji- .gl QL al. A Q- ...l..l,Z'-Ifll. ui- LL Lara Ouzrs ALLEN EDXVARDS BROWN MEMBERS LORENE ALDERBIAN .7, . - -K.-WL. -X ., ML Y . . -- -...... L.. .- - -. - ' J 'Q I 3 I F Qi I f I' ' grip XJ II YY-ft ' W ag .fwgitf rilul: E-4 I-I I I-4, A if I h f I .I I I 1, I I 31-4 . t .I f TF., L. I lt L ay II I u L President ..... . . .MIRIAM CARMlC1iAEL Vice-President .. ....... NANCY MILBY Secretary .... . . .SYLVIA BODENHORN Treasurer . . . . . .DICKSIE BROWN CA1'I-IISRINE ARNOLD HELEN BLOUNT ANN BACLIMAN ANNIS BLACK CAIKOLINE BRONVN PENELOPE BOUKNIGIIT BETTY BOY HARRIE'f BOZEMAN MARGARET BULL NANCY BURCH LOUISE CALLONVAY JULIA CLINKSCYKLES MARY COLEB1AN ASI-ll.YN CRUM MARIANNE DREIIER DREWRY ESTES MARY ELLA FELIXER MARGARET GUY FRANCES HALFORD RUTH ANNE HANNA MILITSA HARAKAS MIKE HARRINGTON NIARY JANE HILDEERAND TOOTIE HOLLINGSWORTII NANCY HORNER IVJARTHA HORTON JVJARTHA IJUMPHREYS CATHERINIS ISBELL ANNE JEVVELL PEGGY JoIfINsoN MARJORIE JONES MARY ELIZABETH KING JANE KENAN MARY FRANCES LANKEORE MARIREL LEXVIS LIB LOCRIAIART JANE IAONG JEAN LOVE BEVl5I!l.i' NICGEE ELIZAEETI-1 MCGEORGE I'iUGH MCGINNIS EMMA JANE Mms SHIRLEY MOORE JANE NOWELL ROSE OSBORNE EMMA PALMER MARIGN PLOVVDEN BETTY IQABISEUR PEGGY IQOBERTSON JEAN ROBINSON CONNIE ROPER S1-IELLEY ROPER EMILX' SHADISURNE ERNA SEIFORT CLAIRE SEIGBERT JNJARIAN STANLEY BETTY STYRON IVIARY TAYLOR MARY FELICIA WEEKS ELIZABETH WIIITNER MARCO WILLAUER REBECCA WRIGI-IT JVIARILYN VVGODSII-,E The Hyatt Music Club was organizeci in 1936 in honor of N. Irving Hyatt, Dean Emeritus of tile Converse Scilooi of Music. All tilose students Wino love music are inviteci to participate in the ciutfs program which is ciesigneci to iet us have fun with music as Weil as to iaroacien our imowiecige of the musical World. The club is a member of the National Fecteration oi Nlusic Clubs and takes an active part in its Work each year. W i :X l A Q IXJILBY BODENIIORN BROWN CARMICHAEI, MOORE, SIIEALY President ...... Vice-President .... Secretary-Treas urer . . FIRST SOPRANOS NANCY BURCH BETTY BLACKMON BETTY CAMP DEDE DAY RUTH ANN HANNA NANCY HARRIS CPIRISTINE JOLLY 'DQOROTHY NICI-IOLSON RUTH PADDISON CAROLYN ROPER BETTY SHEEN DORIS WOODBERRY -PEGGY VVOODBERRY WH 'F A' K I ELI 'Y ,ww I III I' I I I VW EIVWEJ 'ttf' fi UNI' .I I I I X , ....,. N. . .CLAIRE SHEALY . . . .IQATHERINE MCELROY Gl.ADYS WX'D1AN IVIILOREO ZEIGLER SECOND SOPRANOS ANNE ATKINSON BETTY BAKER EDITI-1 BIKLE IELIZABET1-1 BROXVNING .TONNIE DOYI.E MITZIE HARAKAS MARY FRANCES LANKFORD IQATHERINE MCELROY ROSE OSEORNE CLAIRE SI-IEALY . . . .ANN MOORE NELL SUDDUTH J UNE TURNER ALTGS FRANCES HALFORD VIRGINIA BYRD HART MARTIIA HAYSLIP FRANCES HOGG EMILY JACKSON JULIA JOHNSTON EVA MCBRIDE ANN MOORE SHELLEY ROPER DEDE SMITH TOY WATICINS After try-Outs in the fall, girls were selected to be members of the Converse Giee Club. Practices were held every Wednesday night under the ciirection of Mr. Cvienn Stables. We have enjoyed our picture show parties, and informal get-togetiiers which have done much to bring ac aciemic and music stuclents into a closer relationship because of their mu tual interest . . . singing! 93 ,Q 4 XKIOODSIDE, GENTRY, OGIJURN x f Y. ,f RI '- Ivy I' ,I H. 'I si' ,M ,H F It ' r , I, I, I L l'1 ' ., L-, President ..... Viceaprvsident X',l'T4 T .YV 5'-.' ' V Q11 R S!! N I l 1 W if ' I 1 A R L MEMBERS IFADDY ANCRUBI KITTY ARCHER MAUDE BAKER SARA BLALOCK DoRIs JEAN BoNNER BETTY Box' MARY CANNON MARGARET CARLTON AUGUSTA CLARK JULIA CLINRscAI.Es FRANCES CRAIG NANCYE CQMMAINDER LILA DUPRE LOUISE DUNLAP MARY JANE IEDXVARDS BLANCI-IE GAPIDLL Sis GILLIABI MARY ANNE GRAVE5 MARY ANN GUTIIRIE FONNIE l'lARRlS DoT HARTIN GAYLE HILL DOUGLAS KISER ANN LLENVELLYN JosEPHINE MANSFIELD SARA NORXVOOIY RUTH PADDISON EMMA GLASS PALNIER MARY POULNOT EUNICE RICE MARY Cv. ROBINSON MARGARET E. SAULS CLAIRE SIIEALY BETTY SIIEEN RosA STRAIT BETTY VVONVNSEND NANCY WILSON BETTY NAIRIGHT DORIS WOODDISRRY JANE Wooncocx MARY YOUNG MILIJRED ZEIGLER fig Jil. I E... SALLY ANNA GENTRY . . .MARGARET OGBURN Sec:-etary-Treasurer . . . .... ANN WOODSIDE The Social Service Club is composed of Nlajors and Nlinors in the departments of Sociology and Psychology. The club stresses leadership training among the youth of our college and has always had as its aim the promoting of interest in the social problems in the southern region of the Uniteci States. The purpose is twofold: that of research and that of social actions related to the needs of the southern society. It also seeks to in- tegrate the problem of this region with those of the other five in the country. President . . . . .JULIA CLINRSCALES Vice-President . . . . . .... GLORIA SUMMER .Secrelary-Treasurer . . . . .MARY JANE HOLLINGSWORTH Anyone who is taking or has taken Spanish is eligible for membership in ti1e'Spanisi1 Club. This club seeks to bring to its members a better un- derstanding oi our relations with our Latin-American neighbors. Informal gatherings are ileiei with guest speakers. Dr. Vvoooiruff is time ciuio acivisor. TV SU3WfiINtSH SUMM ER, HOLLINGSNN'0 RTH, CLINKSCALES 95 MEMBERS DOT AMES ANN BACHMAN MARGARET BANKS PIARRIET BOZEMAN BETTY BRAMLETT MARGARET BULL NANCY BURCII ASHLYN CRUM LOUISE DUNLAI' LOUISE Evrs LUCY FINLEY ALICE GARLINGToN OCTAVIA GARLINGTON JEAN GARRIsoN MARY ANNE GRAvEs FRANCES EARLE HALFORD ANN HEAnI.EE FRANCES HOLLADAY CAROLYN ISIIELL KATHLEEN JENKINS JULIA JOHNSTON SARAH Nomvoou PAT PARRISH CHARLOTTE POWE SusIE PowE MARIE SHAWV WINRIE STOKES BETSY SIPPLE 4. BARBARA Smwf' ' ELIZABETPI ivtQ6i'i1IER BETTY K I-,ii , soN SARA 'I ' FF ANI-It' LYMDSIDE WOODSIDE V MEMBERS MARY BARRIER ANN BRAUER BETTY BYRD BETSY COLEMAN ANNABEL CRIIIIL CLAUDIA DIxoN BI-:Tsv ENNIS JANE EPPS IVIARY ELLA FELDER ALICE HAssEI.L STUART LANDSTREET JEAN LOVE NACTAKLLITI JEAN SACKETT NSTON. t CLAIRE SEIGIIERT -'XARTKPL Son. BELLE SMITII I IVIARGUERITE SMITH NELL SUDDUTI-I I 'A I I IA VIE FHA ICA I IIE I .L ' ,I J I , ,E A, cfs it J President ...... .... D OROTI-IY HARTIN Vice-President .. .... JULIA JOHNSTON Secretary .... . . .LUCILE IVICNIILLIN , Treasurer . . . .... SIBYL CREIGTITON I nxvvfitvldir -:i:- X- -ft-.mt ..,-0-.' we 1' IEfAIIiance Francaise is composed of acIvancecI French stucients. The purpose of tile cIuIo is to iieip its members attain Huency in speaking the Ianguage ancI to Iearn more about the customs anoi Iiie of tile French peopie. The CILIIJ Ilas Ioeen fortunate in Inaving speaicers who were eitiier native Frenciimen or wiio Iclave stuciieci and traveieci extensiveiy in France. Qtiier ciub activities inciucie parties, movies, and the Iearning oi French songs. Dr. Vermont and Dr. Vvoocirutf are the aoivisors. 9b The Classical Club is the oldest club at Converse. This club is com- posed of the stucients in the advanced Latin classes. its purpose is to fur- nisti a bacicgrounci for the study of the Classics. Subjects for ttle monttliy meetings include Italian literature, music, and paintings. Miss Gee is club sponsor and guides us by tier inspiring taiics. President ...... ........... N ANCY MILBY Vice-President .... . . .MARY GORDON ROBINSON Secretary-Treasurer .. .... MARGARET OGBURN FI H .VIR Iii T It It I I 1 A-,lik tif: 'N I Ll. I i' 'Q W . 2' 't , If YH I I Jkllv .J ,I LI, ik,.fi'! 5,9 ll yi'-. f f. kj lilkiw. N 1 OGIIURN, MILIIY 'I' MEMBERS MARY LOU ANTI-IONY l'IELEN BLOUNT DIGRSIE BROWN DORIS BYRD IVIIRIABI CARBllCIIAEL AUGUSTA CLARK NANCYE COMMANDER ELILAIIETIAI COINIPTON FRANCES CRAIG JANE CULCLEASURE CLAUIJIA DIXON LOUISE DUNLAI- LILA DUPRE ALICE GARLING'l'ON SALLY ANNA GENTRY ELEANOR GILLIAIRI FRANCES GLASS JOSEIIIIINE I'IALEY FONNIE HARRIS ANNA HART MARIANNE I'IAYVVORTH ANN HEADLEE PEGGY HERBERT JULIA JO1-INSTON MARGARET H. JONES JVIARJORIE JONES DOUGLAS KISER MARIIIEL LEWIS ALICE MCMILLAN HELEN IVIANEY NANCY MILBY SARAI-I NORNY'O0D MARGUERITE NICIIOLS MARGARET OOIIURN EMMA GLASS PALMER MARY POULNOT BETTY RAMSEUR MARY GORDON ROBINSON MARGARET ELLEN SAULS IVIARGUERITE SMITH BETTY STEVENS ROSA STRAIT GHANDD LIGHT Pm. ULL President ..... . . .D!lARTl-IA THOMPSON Vice-Presiclent . . . ..... BESS WOLFE Secretary-Treasurer .. .... lNflILDRED ZEIGLER DAUGHTERS D'll0Tl'lERS IDAUGHTERS Normans DAuC.1r'rERs Harriet Ancrum ............ lxlarie Dean Florence Harris. ..... Saraln Sllrorler Emma Glass Palmer. Helen Elizalnelll Anderson. .Helen Halrner Nancy Harris. .... Elizalaeili l lulJl3arcl hilary Poulnot. . ,. . Catluerine Bagwell ..... Rolaina Tillinglmasl Anna Hart' ...........,..... Anna Keiil Sliirley Slmeplaercl .... lxflauzle Baker ............ Nluucle Gudger Caroline Brown ......,..., Allnerla Brock .lean Elizalzeih Buist ......... Nell Grillin Jane Cleveland ...... Margaret Cleveland Belly Cloud ...... lwlary Clxamliliss Dryer Lois Coxe ................ Lois lxlatlison Ashlyn Crum .,...,...,... Saclcllc Guess Ann McDowell Davis ..Emily McDowell Clauclia Dixon ......... Sara Tillinglmst Jolwnnie Doyle ....... Ruth Hallie Hazard Sallie Eclwarcls ...,....... Carey Linclsay Caroline Fan! .......... Natlialie Hunter lxlarllla Garrett .......... Lucy Dinwiclclie .lean Garrisonlean Elizalaeili Cunninglrarn Frances Earl Halford ...... Annie Croucli Eleanor Herlnerl ....... l:FilDCES VFUFIIQF lilizalqelll Anne Hcrl'Jerl.Frances E. Turner Mary Nlalincla Jennings .,.., Nlarie Eplon Sarali Fan! .lanes ............ .Ora Fan! Helen Rullq, Jorclan .... Elizabeth Cnllioun Lanl lvliriam Liles ......... . . . . .Helen Vvoocl iam .... Arrie Free . Sallie Drunimoncl Elizaluelli, Loclili art .... Elizabeth Harclison Laurie Lucas .... , ....... Mabel Simpson Elizalaelli lVlcWlillin ...... Frances Austell Jos eplrine Nlrinsfielrl .... rlwlargaret Ravenel Emma Jane Mims ....... ..Emma Crews Cynilxia lvloselcy .... Jane Newell ...... . . . . . .I-iClCl1 DUPTIY .. . . . .Vera Gilnlns Rose Osborne. . . ..... Susie Vvlliielleacl Flora Slicrman ...... lwlary Ellen Sitlon. . . Harrielle Smytlre .... Ellen Swails ...... Nlarllia Tlmm pson ...... Allene Wells ,,..... Elizalmelli S. Vvliitner. .. IB Norrnsrzs . .Florence Glass . . . .Ora Sherrill . .... Bealrice Paine Flora Belle Hun! . . .Nancy Nlorris Harrielte Huglmes .Carrie Lancaster . . . .Mattie Allen Allene Clmapman Virginia Simpson Bess Vvolfe .............. Ruth Danizler Anne VVoocl ........ Belly Wzire Vvyait.. Gladys VVyman ..... lvlilclrecl Zeigler. . . ,..,-1,-1,-4,-1 'I' Granclruollier. Josephine lworion .Daphne Grav'CS . . . .zk LEEISC Sloan , . . .Louise Folli Cl8Ugl7I,tCl'S of Converse Al'l,ll'l'1I1HC HFS ITICITIIDCFS of the GI'8.I1ClClElLlgl'ltCI'S Through- out the year, this clula assists in all alurnnae functions at Converse. 'Ti-IODIPSON, ZEIGLER, WVOLFE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES , SENIORS BETTY ALLEN CAROL THOMAS PAULINE THOMPSON MARGO WILLAUER SOPHOMORES GRACE LEE BUTLER PHYLLIS DUPTLLE DOE GREGORY ANN JJEADLEE JUNIORS MARY JANE EDWARDS IDA LEE HOLLlNGSXVOR1ll JEAN KAYHOE LAURIE LUCAS FRESHMEN JANE CARSON EVELYN DAY MILLIE FLOWERS JEAN RICKENBACKER RICHARDSON, COMPTON, GIIIER ' -f Sw A A! ' -A S J 71 'S J' J W. A . . 3 , ...J . I.....J' A J I A' U HF CU U HH WN WNW President ..... .... B OBSIE COMPTON Vice-President . . . ........ ALICE GRIER Secretary-Treasurer .. .... BARBARA RICHARDSON The Cotiuion Club held its annual Jaan on November 3rd, carry- ing out the traditional theme of black and White. The figure was composed of four representatives of each class and was led Jay the Ofhcers of the club. Music was furnislqecl by Fleet Green and his Orchestra. 99 nu A N 1 A LMJfAA E ,.iJg,, LJ1l,, . ,ANN 1 Wm 'Q ?JE?i5UREz . q . T 5 wmi. zyfzmolxzfrs an fm , 1, ,. 1 1 11-law, aafiggelrzcea' 9 GC' essfwnmam genu- ,sr FOO B leader T l'?'lfC S1fCli4?QflA'l Sfrwbv-'13 fury' B-E'1ar1 Y RAL 1 .15 N msurw ' Flaw-C-145 TVi.cfK.xx' fWM,rw PGH LN WI' QEAEIXCJL FI- liil-TINVIAS NIA mio X',N1!LLAUFiR A 'N71Joow BE'1'T'vf irizmi '3,icX. '!2l63ll'i'l' 'The Orclep' of like Wi as iigs IJL1!'D'iJS'8, in orgmxhizts .1'Qpms'e'nQ mlivei gilffs Q41 'diff Se3.r1Ni'o:r 'Ci'as S', ih21'f' -they. 'thrfuarzgh zqx ur-zniliigfg f.fra1d.e1's,I1i-p, nligfiiz ,lJ'Dg?lCJjfl mid- Vf'LI'.ri'Ewr The spirik L30-IIVCFSE. The qL1E1li1lii.fe's, r1'1c1nfmfr'sh1ipN are oaaisi.-arnxdiz1,g 'lamf prQ p6:r !.y clirexcfvff Il?'E71Cl-6I'lSIii2j3-,' depvilh of f'l'1ElX'5iC'fEII',, ii sensed 'cmf 'tim 'sipirif of C0,r1vm'sG. and an Sglholzwslmaip a ,. ..-., . A -iwus , :.,1gL7 wt- fm :JL :we'QTf, L . gfffgg ,BT ,- an . ,,l.,,. z.,f - ., , m--L-X vi,-if 4-1: 5 r -Q.-f.f.1'v'A,:' r . EJ. '23-. ' .Um Ynf I HP! , 1 , , . , .--:rw .xgfff my f .w:,l2' w' 1 wt N 'A ,L J' v , N 1 N Q wx 1 N 1 X X 1 J Up gh -' 'Jr , 4 Z, ,. -3 N K HHl1lLHHlKS aff 'Ji V lyk I 'PE 9 I Z.L. T...U,..- -W ...., . -, W, , - M T 1' x ' 4 - 7' wwf: ' , -- r ' .1 ' Win 4 A N A - 5 W 5 'f ' ' QQ Q G Y 1 qv JE? 'ff 'v 4 WWf wf1?izl PM we 5 f f V 'Y 'X AW ' affix? 45,1 N .- . 'Fri M tv W ,jr l M V -. 9- ' -f ., ws -- U V,-. . -4 1- -'1 1 2 ,J fs ,Q ' ' + X Q + 5 qbwg, , jp -f .v . . ' ww ' ' , Z nv ' f qi.:-: X X , .b 1 ' 1 X K ' - A Y 1 g 1 I 1 1 ' f F 45' ,,.,, -L L CURRY, ARCHER. IVIOORE, CHAUNCEY, VVOLFE, DUFILLE, HARRIS, ANDERSON, GRIER. WILSON It for any to rf Ir Inv I I VIII W I III WI III I It fr ISI If Ie V If W U ft I I I I ffm, II It It fa I H IE III JI I I If LMI!! I IJ IU MI I YI President . .... . Vice-President ..... Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer ...... .... Senior Advisor . . . Senior Advisor . . . Iunior Advisor . , . Iunior Advisor . . . Sophomore Advisor Sophomore Advisor Freshman Advisor . Freshman Advisor . . . . . . .NANCY WILSON . . . .ALICE GRIER . . . . . . .KITTY ARCHER . M,ARlLOUlSE Cl-IAUNCEY . . . . .PHYLLIS DUPILLE . . . .BETSY ANDERSON . . . .NIARY ANN CURRY . . . .FONNIE HARRIS . . . . . .ANN MOORE . . . . .VIVIENNE ROSER ......BESS WOLFE . . . . .IVIARTHA HAYSLIP . . .BETTY KAY WILSON The Athletic Association strives to promote good sportsmanship, not only on the athletic tieid, but ttiroughoilt the activities of the Converse girl. An Advisory Board, composed of representatives of the student body, is active in promoting enthusiasm for our college athletics and in main- taining Our high ideals: Io4 WN NANCY VVILSON President IQITTY ARCHER ELIZABETH BROWNING BOBSIE COMPTON MARY ANN CURRY PPIYLLIS DUPILLE LILA DUPIQE SALLY HITE IDA LEE HOLLINGSWORTH BETTY LEWIS HELEN MANEY VIRGINIA MITCI-IELL MARGARET OGBURN LOUISE PRICE POLLY RICI-IARDS MARION RITCIIIE BETTY STEVENS ROSA STRAIT CAROL THOMAS ANN LLEWELLYN IVIARTHA THOMPSON LAURIE LUCAS NANCY WILSON ANN MCCANDLISPI ANN WOOD FRANCES IVICKAY MARY YOUNG In order to become a wearer of time HCM each girl must, through active participation in athletics, earn a specific number of points. In addition, she must keep training, attain a certain standard of posture, and possess good sportsmanship. The wearer of the C is one who can always be depended upon to promote team spirit and good sportsmanship both on and off the field of play. ff ff TL M B VVILSON CURRY ARCHER COM PTON LLEWELLYN MCKAY BRONVNING HOLLINESSNVORTII LUCAS YOUNG MAN EY DUPILLI: Woou STRAIT 'YHE HAUULE ULMH I President .... .... N IARY JANE EDNVAIQDS Secre tllry -Tl'GClS UI L I IVIEWIBERS MARSIIALL AIKEN IVIICIQIE BOYD PEGGY BRADFORD SYDNOR CAIN IANNE CLARK NVIARY B. COLEMAN JEAN DODGE LUCY FINLEY IVIARTIAIA HAYSLIP NIARY LOU l'IAZELGROVE .LGRENE ALDERMAN JANE KENAN MARY PI-IILLIPS CJARMEN PROCTOR MARIE SI-IAW DEDE SINIITH RUTH STONE BETTY STYRON NIARTI-IA TEW JANE TURNER I30LLY VVELBORN BETTY VVYATT All students who participate in the riciing classes at Converse are eligible for memiaersiiip in the Saddle Club. Special classes are iueici in the ring for beginners. Eximiiirating gaiiops along country roads and trails, early morning breakfast rides and steak supper rides are enjoyed. A riding exhibition and HGymici1ana', are given in time spring by the members of the Saddle Ciuio. IO6 President ......... Vice-Presicl-ent .... Secre tary-Treas urer ELIZABETH BROWNING PEGGY BRADFORD MARY ANN CURRY EVELYN DAY Pl-IYLLIS DUPILLE LILA DUPRE PEGGY GAY MILDRED I4iAMLIN FRANCES HOLLADAY IDA LEE HOLLINGSWORTI-I MARTHA HAYSLIP BETTY LANI-IAM MARY LYNN LEWIS MEMBERS .IDA I.-EE HoLI.INoswoRT1I . . . . .-NIARY ANN CURRY . . . .PHYLLIS DUPII.l.E BETTY NIARTIN DIDDY MEALING VIRGINIA M,ITC11ELL FRANCES MCGILL ALICE MCNIILLAN NIARGARET MCNIll.LAN MAIIION RITCHIE BETS5' SIPPLE TINA WALIQER NANCY WILSON BESS WOLFE ANN WOOD MARY YOUNG All students who have passed their Senior Life Saving tests are eli- gible to become members of the Aquatic Club. The chief aim of this club is to further interest and stimulate spirit in swimming. At least two mem- bers must be present at the pool when it is open. This year the Club spon- sorecl a water pageant at time annual swimming meet. AQLMHEC ULU I I I 5 CURRY l'lOLLlNC SXXORTII DUPILLr ' VW' ei 'r ,fn rxbfigxx! Q lthff-I2 VN INK!! XI l 9 f X il N i 1 X x Ji ,ix r , 1 V x .K - X ' 'V ' , 91 ' 'n - J -, 4 v ., L ': , is time water warm? . . . eariy ciips before breakfast . . . saci sacic suits . . . blue iiiies in appie-green water . . straight Wet i1air at dinner . . . first sport of tide year . . . crowcieci pooi. IDA LEE Hol.L1NoswonTu Head of Swimming - iff- .IEAN KAYIIOE Head of Hocizay 1, , 1 ,-A , , .X ' 1 ' , -' ' I if ri WKFY Li Ms ,H ij Liu , 7 Cheerleaders ciresseci in ciass coiors . . yeiiow pinnies . . . annuai iaoniires . . crisp autumn weatimer . . . team rides ciown to time iieici . . . iouis . . . spectators iine the fieici. ANN DAvmsoN Head of Volleyball - Q Ti - A' N , 4, 1, M41 -J' r. I -'sf -i. -1 ,N '. 4 1 va a ' wt ill VT yt H 1 QU it LJUA .UL xl .rf as 1, . Spectators crowd all sicles of court . . long distance shots . . . at laaslcel . . Freshmen reveal unknown athletics . , dodge that column! . . . fast passes . . all kinds of rubber-tleelecl shoes. P ,mae V Y , W, Na oLLY RlCIl:KRIJS SPEIZIIY BROXVNINIL Head of Soccer Heuil of Tennis i TENNIHS Crowds of onlookers . . . where clicl that bail go? . . . unbelievable returns . . classes and individuals compete . . warm sunny days . . . net baiii . . . time Champs! SUCQCER Cutdoors again . . . everybody out of Wind . . . high icicics . . . nervous Hgoaiie' '... speed and precision pass- ing . . . four or five on the bali at once . . . lense enthusiasm broken by clum- sy fails . . . tired, but unbroken limbs . . new freckles. 2 r 'L .xr I Tee off! . . . over the waves of green . . exciting tournament . . . look at that form . . . high drives . . . can,i find that Ioan! BETTY LEWIS Head of Goff IVIARY YOUNG Douc KISILR Heads of Hiking HWING Where are we going now? . . . over streams and hills . . . oh, my aching feet! . . . marching rhythm . . . coffee and hamburgers right off the fire . . . singing and eating all at once , . . Con- verse spirii . . . tired, but happy and DQPPY' 1:1 rx ' ' vzf ef li, Mi , U Round and round in the ring . . toes in, heels clown . . . those supper rides . . . fresh air, food and fun . . Gymkhana, gals, games, gaiely . , . blue jeans, jodpllurs, that smell of leather . . . tl1ere's nothing' like it! IVIARY JANE Enwmms Head of Riding 'FF' WE? J is 5 Q m fs' 1 A-x 1 Xi! if fy Upirili UI' itltltttltigt These personalities shalt long exist in our memory not only Because 'ttleirs was the Spirit of Converse, but Because, too, they gave of that spirit .... We can never quite thank them for this gift of spirit that they eminociieci in their love, their loyalty, anci their guiciance. A II4 1 Eiga H I A g fW ! Miss Frances Mclflay MIS? Zlnn Llewellyn f um Q iw in X wl- '11 .R -r .: --,-. :, 1. .1 I - . H 'T E we By- wx 5 K any 1 , ww QQ E2 Miss Lucille Mclwillill JVHSS Betty Allen N Q Miss ancy Wilson JVUSS Carol Thomas w w 1 1 w 1 , 1 ' w ' 1 w 1 1, H , w W 'w w Y , , My X mi HJ H w . Wu Y w X QS ' ,W Miss Helen Mafley Miss Mary Poulnut L N f 1+n.' 4' ,z .,..' .- V .P , ,a U .,,. U ,A,..,: , ., .A , 4 3 v TV: , v f - .J x .. Q J 'H 6 fp 5, 'A S ' x nj LW.,-Q'1a1' Q vi s A Mi, Cudd Mud . . . Senior sponsor . . . Celetmratin' . . . Shady Lady . . . Bar tiangovei '... Toothpaste ad . . . Jail-break . . . That Riciiardgs smile . . . The Sunny South . . . Sitting and rocking . . . Us and Van . . . Egg heads . . . Kitchen Mechanic . . . A birdie and three crows . . . What would we do Without them? Tired already? . . . Will and Suzy Kate . . . Make believe . . . 011. no-not again . . . New itat. 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FRESHMEN: RICKISNBACKER CARSON DAY xx-ILSON MCMILLAN SEIGUERT JOHNSTON 'I 'rf 'A ' 4' nf xxx! -I is , I I ' I I -rf I I 1 I I - I -,L ,, 4 '-A ,V . If Il -, I I its I I I I I' It IIE I few - ' -1- X - -T-' 'I 1 ix , It I ' Ii I I if II I I 1' X 'Q ' 'I .. I1 s LTI L ,f I., L , 'v' I. N., ,fx f- 'Vis '-'1-- :FK Tw ymw, N, 'g' 'YI i fI Y- Q41 I I IIIVEI FII: WI 'QM IIN! , 1,-A ,sl ,,,--I I ttf ,I It II I xx, II J' .I Q L 4, I li Ia-,ir J, It The Junior-Freslmman ceremony symbolizes the uniting of the Sister Classes. Tide loyalty and friendship pleclgecl when eacln Junior gives a bracelet to loner Little Sistern in tlfae Freshman class continues tlirougll- out tlwe entire college life of tlme two classes l'0gStl'lEl'. MU IC Everybody here is connected with our music school . . . directly or indirectly. Some are music students, others live on halls with music students land we get to spealc to 'em sometimes, toolj, and others still just live near the music school. And every girl arrives eventually at the Music Building, if lor nothing more than the weeicly chapel services. Some of these services have been given over entirely to performances by or sponsored by the music department. A scene from Car- men by four of Mr. Stables pupils, a program of songs by Mrs. George McKee, well-icnown soprano and wife of one of the language professors, and a group of light semi-classical songs sung by Maury Pearson, the be- loved Spartanburg baritone, have all been presented this year. The music building itself seems to be a massive and undirected choir with each open window singing blatantly. But that's just mass production. Anyone that has been to one of the student recitais, and heard the results will lcnow the true meaning of Upractice malces periectu. Don't thinlc our music students do nothing but live in a pill box. tPilI box, affectionate name for practice rooms, is actually an exaggeration, for the rooms are really about the size of orange crates.j But again, music students not only practice, but they do many things, always with good results. Converse on the Air , which is- over WORD on Wednesday nights is usually music presentations by the students. This year Converse has had a student orchestra lor the first time, OTE and with lwr. Bleclcschmidt as conductor, it has become an essential part of the school lite. ' The Hyatt Music Club has always been one oi the outstanding organizations here, and was no exception this past year. Gne ol the outstanding things done by the club this year was sponsoring a reception for Helen Jepson after her concert in Spartanburg. For over liity years Converse has been the center of the annual Music Festival, which is loolced forward to by all in this section. This year the festival was no less spectacular, exciting and enjoyable. Miss Paula Lench- ner, young soprano and winner oi the American Fed- eration oi Music Clubs for i91l5, was special guest. During the festival, concerts were given by the David- son College band, the Spartanburg Symphony 0r- chestra, and Mr. Ralph Kirlcpatriclc, famous harp- sichordist. The part played by Converse in the Music Festival was Gilbert and Suliivan's H. M. S. Pinafore, pro- duced and directed by Mr. Leroy Tebbs. Mr. Tebbs, a noted authority on Gilbert and Sullivan, has been a member of our faculty this winter, teaching voice. The student orchestra played for the operetta and the parts were talcen by Converse girls and boys fyes, we have several co-eds in the music schoolj, men and women from Spartanburg, and Vvolilord boys. Yes, our music school affects every girl here, and whether she malce a tune, carry a tune, or listen to a tune. each Converse student is proud of the Music School Gtnnuvrnr Glnllvgv SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA cc O 7: AN OUTSTANDING LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN PROGRESSIVE IN ITS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM RICH IN FINE TRADITIONS A NOTABLE SCHOOL OF MUSIC WITH A FACULTY OF CONCERT ARTISTS SUMMER TERM OF SIX WEEKS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES MAY BEGIN COLLEGE WORK THIS SUMMER cc I 77 For I nformation, Address .' E. M. GWATHMEY, PRESIDENT l'32 CATERING TO THE NEEDS OF CONVERSE FACULTY AND STUDENTS FOR OVER 43 YEARS cclxv THE AUG. W. SMITH COMPANY South Carolimfs Finest Department Store MONTALDO'S of CHARLOTTEN. C., Inc. Smart Apparel for the Discriminating IfV0man S M I T H ' S CUT RATE DRUG STORE The Store That Has What You Want at Pleasing Prices 167 and 142 EAST MAIN STREET I33 F or Your Next Pair of SPALDING SHOES S. H. KRESS 8: COMPANY WRITE HOFHEIMER'S, INC. 5-10-25 CENT STORES ' 305 5- JEFFERSON ROANOKE, VIRGINIA College Girls' Shoes a Specialty DMPFO cook Company SPARTANBURG, S. C. THE RED BARN TEA ROOM E For Your Convenience and Pleasure l ON THE CONVERSE CAMPUS - - -- 01' Li-L Montgomery Ward 8. Company Everything F or the College Stuclentsv I34 ALI-EN,S PHARMACY SPRINGDALE DAIRIES 355 EAST MAIN STREET Come in for a Bite Before the Show WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST RAWV lVlONTGOMERY BUILDING AND PASTEURIZED MILK WSPA WITH C B S PROGRAMS 950 KC THE TOP NEWS STATION OF THE PIEDMONT CUDIPXIID CUCfLDIIAII,,flTlf7fG'fllIil 1854-1946 STANDARD COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, A.B., B.S., AND M.A. DEGREES STRONG PRE-MEDICAL, ENGINEERING, BUSINESS, AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES, VOLUNTARY SENIOR R. O. T. C. UNIT, ADEQUATE LIBRARY, LABORATORY AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES EXPENSES MODERATE Approved List Association of American Universities, Member Association of American Colleges, the Southern University Conference and Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges Address the President for Further Information WALTER K. GREEN Presrident SPARTANBURG, S. C. I35 B E C K E R 7 THE NAME THAT STAMPS QUALITY ON BREAD CAKES ROLLS COOKIES DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY - SILVERWARE Where Quality is first co'nsicleration', UPU RM EW1 ,NE -JE rail' R Y, STORE or osvenvf-HIL' 146 E. IVIAIN ST. SPARTANBURG, S. C. GOMPLIMENTS OF THE BIG DIPPER COMPLIMENTS OF SPARTAN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Auto Supplies 303 WEST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. I J. FRANK BLAKELY COMPANY + + + ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CONVERSE GIRLS Let 'us furnish your programs and all other printed matterg Engraved Cards, Invitations and Announcements for every occasion WILLIAMS PRINTING CO. PHONE 1332 SPARTANBURG, S. C. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT COMPANY SPARTANBURG, S. C. ' ' ' -' 1 ' ' THE HOUSE OE OUALITY ESTABLISHED 1844 dfow in ifs 5660129 Gezziury of Service, wirfh faiflz ana cozzgcyerzce am? pfegqes fo ifs pafrozzs comfizzueg progress, wzexceffeg service omg persona! affemfiolz .......... OVER A CENTURY OF SERVICE Tho R. L. Rryon Company COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL PRINTERS BOOHSELLERS 0 STATIONERS ' SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES ' PRINTERS ' BINDERS ' RULERS Columbia, South Carolina SCHOOL SUPPLIES Booxs LENDINC LIBRARY THE SHOE STORE,' CITY BOOK STORE WRIGHT - SCRUGGS T + + Shoes, Hosiery, Handbags and 41 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 3363 I Costume Jewelry SPARTANBURG, SOUTII CAROLINA ON THE SQUARE SPARTANBURG, S- C- FOR FINE FURNITURE - RUGS - DRAPERY WINDOW SHADES - VENETIAN BLINDS SLIP COVERS VOGEL 6: SON 207 E. MAIN STREET ' HOTEL FRANKLIN SPARTANBURCS NEWEST-LARGEST-LEADING + + + FRANK HODGES, Manager A. M. LAW 81 COMPANY E.s'fabli.s'hecl 1892 G 0 o SAFE INSURANCE - SURE INVESTMENTS SPARTANBURG, S. C. BAND AND WHITE Good Printing S. S. WALLACE, Owner SPARTANBURG, S. C. THE SPARTANBURG HERALD THE SPARTANBURG JOURNAL THE SUNDAY SPARTANBURG HERALD JOURNAL SpartaIIburg's Most Effective and Economical Advertising Media I38 YOUR BEST EYE INSURANCE IS GOOD LIGHTING 'A' if 'A' DUKE POWER COMPANY . TH H LEE SMI PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CO Spartanbu1'g,s Leading Cleaners WHOLESALE FOODS CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 260 E. TWAIN ST. 161 S. CHURCH ST. + + + 114 TWAGNOLIA ST. 282 N. CHURCH ST. PHONES 88 and 84 SPARTANBURG, S. C. THE CITIZENS 84 SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA N0 Account Too Large None Too Small CHARLESTON COLUMBIA SPARTANBURG MEMBER OF TI-IE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I39 Wifi XD PROTECTED QUALITY FOREMOST FARMS, INC. 164 LIBRARY STREET Tune in HBAUKHAGE TALKING WORD at 1 P. M. MONDAY-FRIDAY PHONE 684 R. O. 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QN TI-LE SQUAIQE PLIONE 148 We Grow Our Own Flowers-They Last Longer , Pause-Refresh I I W I I ff ,fl If SPARTANBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY I4-7 Con erse Student Director , i946 Adams. Nell Baker . Ailcen, Marsliall .... Alclerman, Lorene ...,.. Allen, Helen Elizaluetlx . . . Altman. Anna .lean ...... Ames, Dorotlxy Blanton ...,.. Ancrum, Harriett Roswell. . Arnolcl. Nlargaret Cailterinc Atltinson, Anne ........ Ayers, Dorotlly Elizalnelll . Anclerson, Helen Elizalwellt Anflcrson, Rella Marie .. Anclerson, Rosa Epps .... Antliony, lVlary Lou . . . Arclrer, Mary Catlierine . . Baclnman. Frances Ann .,.. . Bagwell, Catllerine Branclon .. Balcer, Elizalnetlr Blease . . . Baker, Maucle Guclger . . . Banks, Margaret Louise . , . Barlcer, lVlary ............ Beclcwitll. Elizaluctlr Coldwell Biklc, Edith Elizabeth ,...... Bissell, Gloria Rlmita . . . Blaclc, Annis Fielcl .,.. .... Blacltmon, Betty .lane . Blakely, Rosemary ...,. . . . . . . . . . .RL 2. Greenville, S. C. . . , . . l I9 Zion St., Vvinnslaoro. S. C. ........,.,.....,..Granrlin, Floria . . .2233 Mnlvera Rel., Cliarloltc, N. C. .Country Cluln Rcl., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lVlontross,Virginia . . . .333Mg Pine St., Spartanburg, S. C. . l l01 S. 22ml St., Birminglmm 5, Ala. .............,........Ln1m,S.C. . l206 Nintln St., Huntington, VV. Va. . . . . . Conn. AVG.. Spilflilllbllfff, . . . .llll Vvillarcl St., lvlaryville, Tenn. ....................lVloorc,S.C. . . . ,RL Q, Box SS, Spartanlaurg, S. C. . . . . . . . lVlasnn Lane, University, Va. . . , . 1200 Holston Ave., Bristol, Tenn. . . , .905 Nlaple St.. Spartanburg. S. C. . . . .1234 Vvalnut St., Newberry, S. C. . . .216 lxflontlorcl Ave., Aslmeville, N. C. ..,....St. lVIattllews,S.C. . . . Pffitlilillld PlitCC, LynClllDUfg, Vit. 906 lVlonroe St.. Roanolie Rapicls, N. C. . . . . . . .il Aslie St., Cl1arleston8, S. C. . . , .489 Perrineau Sl., Spartanburg, S. C, .2301 Pemlyrolce Ave., Cliarlottc, N, C. .. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .Simpsonville,S.C. . . . . 176 Victoria Rel., Spartanburg, S. C. Blaloclc, Sara Elizalnellx Bloclgett. Eflwina .,.. Blount, Helen. Pearce Bodenlmorn, Sylvia .... Bonner. Doris .lean ...... Boulmigllt, Penelope Swaney Boy, Alice Elizaluetlx ...... Boycl, Doris lVliriam ...... Bozeman, Harriet Hunt .... Bracllorcl, Bulalu Nlargaret . . Bramlct. Belly .lane ..... Brauer, Anne Cltristian . . Brown, Georgia Caroline . . Brown, Diclisie .lolmston . . Brown, Laila Briglxt ........ Browning. lVlary Elizaloetli . . . Buist, .lean Elizalyetll ..,... Bull, Margaret Haynswortlr Burch, Nancy Elizalmtlw . . . Butler, Grace Lee .... .... Bynum, May Clarlie . . Byrd. Doris Louise . . . Byrcl, .lewel Elizalaetll . . . Cain, lVlaril9el Syflnor , Callaway, Helen Louise .,.. Cameron. Dorotlly Luella .... . . . . .E. Main St., Spartanburg. S. C. . . . . , . . .Pleasant St., Castine, Maine ...............,...Pompano,Floricla . . . ,415 VV. 1l8tl1 St., New York City ..................Pacolet,S.C. ....,,.,.......,lol1nst0n,S.C. ...........,...,.Welllord,S.C. . . . . . . .Valley Falls, Spartanlaurg, S. C. . . , . .38 Alaercleen Dr., Greenville, S. C. . . . . .402 S. Main St., Kannapolis, N. C. . , . .146 Conn. Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . .4316 Cutsltaw Ave., Ricl1mond,Va. . . ,708 S. lVlcDull7ie St., Anderson, S. C. George,S.C. St. George,S.C. . , . . .106 James St., Greenville, S. C. . . ............,. Blaclcville, S. C. .............Cameron,S.C. .. . . . . ,219 Main St.. Lalce City. S. C. .1320 VVcstmorelancl Ave., Norlollc, Va. . . . . . . ,131 Clnurcli St.. Sumter. S. C. . . .37 Vvarwiclc Rcl.. Kenelwortl1,N. C. . . . . .380 Casliua St.. Darlington, S. C. . . . .806 W. Palmetto St.. Florence, S. C. .3102 Peaclmtree Dr., N. E., Atlanta. Ga. . .1821 Clxestnut Sl.. Wilmington, N. C. COIHIHEIHKIET, Nancye PHIIUEF ...... HBYHPLOH Ave., Sl-ln'llCl , S. C. DESTINCETICIWE PQRTRAHTURE auunw 0 TWO WORDS THAT BEST DESCRIBE THE ARTISTRY IN PHOTOG- RAPHY WHICH WE ATTAINED LONG AGO AND WHICH WE HAVE MAINTAINED FOR SO LONG. o TWO WORDS THAT TELL A COMPLETE STORY OF CAPTURED BEAUTY AND LOVELINESS. o TWO WORDS THAT SUGGEST CHERISHED MEMORIES TO LAST FOREVER- AND, YES- o TWO WORDS THAT WE EXPECT TO BE APPLIED TO OUR EVERY ENDEAVOR IN CAMERA ART. --- ST S --l 1585 E. IVIAIN STREET PHONE 2511 Photographers for the Wofford Bohemiani' -1946- Camp. Betty ..,............ Cannon, Mary Amelia .... Cantrelle, Cecelia Victoria . . Carlton, Margaret Alice . . . Carmichael, Miriam Willena Carson. Jane Alexander .... Carswell. Carol ...... Carter. Grace Hussey . . . Chastain, Annie Ellen . . . Chaudron. Mary Anna Chauncey, Marilouise Cherry, Frances .... Cheves, Janet Lang . . . Clarlc, Ann ......... Clark, Mary Augusta Clinlcscales. Julia Eleanor . . Cloud, Elizabeth Mable . . . Cleveland, .lane Stone . . . Cullman, Gayle Elinor .... Coleman, Mary Burwell ......... Coleman. Elizabeth Ann .......,...... STUDENT DIRECTORY.-Continued . .366 Alexander Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. ..............Rt. 6, Spartanburg, S. C. ..............Rt. 4, Spartanburg. S. C. . .4225 Kingcrest Parlcway, Richmond, Va. . . . . . .108 Lavinia Ave., Greenville, S. C. . . . . . .Hancock Dr.. Americus, Ga. . . . . . . .Box 306, Wallace. N. C. . . . . . .9-10 Church St., Clifton, S. C. . . . . . . . . 112 College St., Cedarlown, Ga. 209 Woodland Ter., Alexandria, Va. . . . . .P. O. Box 705, Spartanburg. S. C. . . . .3324 Piedmont Rd., At1anta.Cva. ..................Candor,N.C. ..............Fairlax.Va. . . ....... Ri. 1, Abbeville, S. C. ..................1..i1esvi1le,N.C. . . . . .Dun Movies Farm, Wartrace, Tenn. . . . . .3511 Euclid Ave.. Kansas City, Mo. 215 E. Cleveland St., Greenwood, Miss. 224 Norlollc Ave., Lynchburg, Va. 806 Main St.. Danville, Va. Collins, Eugenia De Beauhaurais ..... 960 N. E. 95th St., Miami, Fla. Compton, Elizabeth Edna . . Compton, Edith French Coolc, lrma Sue ..,....... Coxe, Lois Matlison .... Craig, Frances Elizabeth . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 Harley Ave., Sumter. S. C. . . . . . . . . .Rugby Rd., Charlottesville, Va. . .438 S. Fairview Ext., Spartanburg. S. C . . . . . . . . . . . .Hablcirlc Ct., Camden, S. C . . . . . . .541 Twin Dr., Spartanburg, S. C Creighton, Sybil G. ........ 129 S. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg. S. C Cribb, Annabel Hamilton . . Crum. Ashlyn ,........ Culcleasure, Jane .,.. . . Curry, Mary Ann ..... Cutright, Juleene ....... Davidson, Ann Callendar . . Day, Evelyn Hoyle ..... Day, Addie Ellen .... Davis. Lucy Brown ....... Davis, Anne McDowell .... Diclcerson, Marianna Reed ............ Hillcrest, . . . . . . .493 Pine St., Spartanburg. S. C . . . . . . . .14 Elliott St., Orangeburg, S. C . ,643 S. Converse St., Spartan1Jurg.S. C . . . .638 VV. Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. . . . . . . .458 Beall Ave., Wooster, O. . . . . . . . . . .168 Yorlc St.. Chester. S. C. . . . .5618 Oalc Place, Bethesda 14, Md. .......................Trenton,S.C . . . . . . .210 Liberty St., Winnsboro. S. C. 707 Oalclawn Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C Dixon. Claudia Mary .......... Converse College, Spartanburg, S. C Dodge, Lois .lean ....... ....... 1 16 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg. S. C Dodlcin, Mrs. F. H. ..,...,... 506 Hampton Dr., Spartanburg, S. C Doyle, Jonathan lngell Hazard ..... .528 Front St., Georgetown, S. C Dreher, Marianne ........ . . . . .322 VV. State St., Wellsville. S. C Dunlap, Louise ......................... Rt. 2, Hartsville,S.C Dupille. Phyllis Margaret .. Du Pre, Lila Lindsay ,..... 532 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg . . . . . . . . . .1407 15th St., Hic1cory,N. C .S. C. Edwards, MBTY JHIIC .... Box 29, Haywood Rd.. HCHd8ISOUVi110, N. C. Edwards, Barbara ..,..... Edwards, Sally Cary .... Ellison, Marianne .... Ellison, Virginia ......... Elmer, Mary Elizabeth .... Emmett, Elizabeth Candace Enloe. Gwendolyn ..,.. Ennis, Elizabeth ......... Entwislle, Hannah Covington Epps, .lane Conyara ..... . Epps, Louise .......... Estes. Mary Drewry .... Fant, Caroline Hunter . . . Feldcr, Mary Ella ...... Finley, Lucy Frederick ........ Floyd, Katherine Ermine . MainSt.,Troy,N.C. . . . . .184 Mills Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C . . . .RL 3, Box 151, Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . . . . .RL 3, Spartanburg, S. C . . ..... 922 Manship St., Jackson, Miss. . ........ Hillcrest. Clilton Forge, Va. Gadsden, Ala. . . . . .97 Robinson Ave., Newburgh, N. Y. . . .703 E. Wasli. St., Rockingham, N. C. ..................Kingstree,S.C. .............Kingstree,S.C. . . . . .Cedar Crest, Cascade, Va. ...................Loc1rhart,S.C. .......St. Matt11ews,S.C. Holly!-Iill.S.C. .330 Altamont Rd., Birmingham,Ala. Flowers, Mildred . . . Fowler, Ralph ...... Free, Carolina Sue .... Frey, Elizabeth Ward Gaines, Lila Mae ..... Gamble, Blanche ..... Garlington, Alice ....... .........................Atlanta.Ga. . . . . .168 Edwards St., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . . . . .Church St., Janesville. S. C. . . . . .369 Vvoodlawn Ave., Lynchburg, Va. . . . .400 S. Penn. Ave., Greensburg, Penn. ..........................Lane.S.C. . . . .Box 435, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone Garlington, Octavia .......... Box 435. Balboa Heights. Canal Zone Garrett. Martha Dunwiddie Garrison, Jean Elizabeth. . Garvin. Eoline Merchant . . . . . . . .Allen Grant Farm, Versailles, Ky. . . . .816 McDaniel Ave.. Greenville, S. C. . . . . . . . .1408 Bedford Ave., Altavista, Va. Gault, Mildred Cassandra ............,... Rt. 4, Spartanburg, S. C. Gay, Margaret Elizabeth . Gentry. Sally Anna ..... Gilliam, Eleanor Frances Gilreath, Julia Caroline . Glasgow, Grace ....... Glass, Frances Saunders . Graham, Ida Jo .....,. Graham, Fay Mills . . Graves. Mary Anne .. Gregorie, Theodore . . . Grier. Alice Walker . . . Griffin, Jane Laurice .... Griltin, Martha Baird .... Groves, Nancy Alice ..... Guthrie, Mary Ann Guy, Margaret ...... Gwathmey, Eleanor .... Gwinn. Jennie Ruth . . . Hale, Betty ............ Haley, Josephine Viclcery Halford, Frances Earle . . . Hamilton. Patricia Ann . . . .3042 VV. Pine Valley Rd., Atlanta. Ga. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1110 19th St.. Mialni,Fla. . . . . . .402 Conn. Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. . . . . .2306 Lalceview Ave., Richmond. Va. . . . .2301 Sherwood Ave.. Charlotte, N. C. . . . . .608 10th St., Greenville, C. . . . .208 N. 16111 Sr., Wilmington, N. C. . . . . . .37 E. Loclc Lane, Richmond, Va. . . . . .1398 Coleman Ave., Wliitmire, S. C. . . . .65 Lenwood Blvd.. Charleston, S. C. . . . . .421 Walnut St.. Statesvi11e,N. C. . . . . . .610 Church St.. Vienna, Ga. . . . . . . . . . .401 College Ave.. Douglas. Ga. . . . . . . .Station Hospital. Camp Crolt, S. C. 1000 Textile Rd., Rt. 5, Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . .1619 Ala. Ave., .1asper,A1a. . . . . . Kimble Rd.. Baltimore, . . . .362 Kennedy St., Spartanburg. S. C. .....................At1anta,Ga. ................... Lavenia.Cva. . . . . . . .11 Mims Ave., Johnston, S. C. . . . . 224 Hillside Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Hamlin, Mildred Ruth .................. Sunny Acres, Hollins, Va. Hamriclr, Elizabeth .lean ............. Rt. 2, Box 22, Gaffney, S. C. Hanlrinson, Nina Neely .... 511 S. Washington St., College Parlr, Ga. Hanna, Dorothy Mae .................. Box 687, Gastonia, N. C. Hanna, Ruth Anne . Hantslce. Ethel Celine . . . Haralcas. Emily Militsa . .. ......l42 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . .287 Hydriclc St., Spartanburg, S. C. Harper, Martha Claire .................... Rt. 2, Lancaster. S. C. Harrington. Eloise Viola . Harris. Barbara McDonnell . . . . . . . . . . .419 Oalr Ave., 1'1amlet.N. C, .2036 26:11 Place West. Birmingham 8, Ala. Harris, Nancy Elizabeth ........... . .219 Surry Ave., Ellcin, N. C. Harris, Florence Courtney Hart, Anna Harrison ..... Hart. Virginia Byrd .... Hartin, Dorothy Louise Hartsell, Lena Heath . . . Hassell, Laura Alice . . Hayslip, Martha rl. .... . . . . . . . .526 Conn. Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . .1227 Crenshaw St., Newberry, S. C. . . . . .Reservoir Parlc, Lynchburg. Va. . . . . . . . .255 Broad St., Sumter, S. C. . . . . . . .42 N. Spring St., Concord, N. C. . . . . .1553 Stanford Place, Charlotte, N. C. . . . .793 N. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. Hayworth, Marianne T. . . . ........ 816 Euclid Ave.. Bristol, Va. Hazelgrove. Mary Louise . . . .5408 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Headlee. Ann Seldon .......... 4206 Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va. Headley, Barbara Heindon . . . . . . . . . 193 Ala. St.. Spartanburg, S. C. Henderson, Opal Cilflellc . Broolcwood Terrace, Sp8l'lBHblll'Q', S. C. Herbert, Eleanor Wray Herbert, Elizabeth Anne . . . Hilderbrand. Mary Jane Hill, Gayle ......... Hike, Sally Ann . . . Hoclo, Jean ..... Hogg. Lily Frances . . . . . . . . . .121 Michigan Ave.. Decatur, Ga. . . . . .121 Michigan Ave., Decatur, Ga. Matthews,S.C. . . . . .356 Pine St., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . .322 VV. Pine St., Florence, S. C. . . . .1760 Shenwood Ave., Petersburg, Va. ....1..Rt. 5. Versai1les,Ky. Hollaclay, Frances Walker . . Hollingsworth. Ida Lee . .. Hollingsworth, Mary .lane Holmes, -Mary Moore . . . 1'1orner.'Nancy Carolyn . . . Horton, Martlia Louise . . Hudson, Peggy Jean Humphries. Martha Anne . Hunt. Grace Katherine . . lshell, Frances Annette . . . lshell. Kathryn Griffith . .. lshell. Carolyn ........ Jackson, Frances Lee . . . Jackson, Emily Carolin . . . Jenkins, Thelma Kathleen . STUDENT DIRECTORY.-Continued . . . .4301 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. . . . . .7200 River Rd., Richmond, Va. . . . . . . . . . .7200 River Rd., Richmond, Va. . . . .631 Deepdene Rd., Baltimore 10. Md. . . . . . . . . .153 Gulf St., Sanford. N. . . . . . . . . 205 E. Fourth St., Rome. Ga. . . . .Box 9. Drayton, Spartanburg. S. C. . ......... 10th St., Denmark, S. ................Gretna,Va. . . . . .712 Fifth Si., Atialla,Ala . . . . . . .712 Fitili St., Atta11a.A1a. . . . . . .26 1V1i11s Ave., Greenville. S. C. . . . . .RL 2, Box 116, Mill Spring, N. C. . . . .19 11th St., S., St. Petersburg, Fla. . . . . .RL 1. Box 43. Yonges 1s1anc1,S. C. Jennings, 1V1ary Malinda ...... 118 W. Henry St., Spartanburg, S. C. Jewell, Marjorie Anne ............ 605 Summitt Dr., San1ord,N. C. Johnson, Florence ,leannette ......... 106 Brighton Rd., Atlanta. Ga. Johnston, Julia Moore ...... 141 N. Church St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Jelly, Nina Christine . Jones, Sarah Fant ..... Jones, Margaret Hall jones, Marjorie Madaline . Jordon. Helen Ruth ...... Judy. Jo Anne .........., . . . .178 Clifton Ave.. Spartan1ourg.S. C. E. Main St., Union,S.C. .................VVa11ace,N.C. 12, Richmond.Va. . . . .199 Clifton Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. George,S.C. KHy1'l0E, il68l'tIlC116 MUld0C11 ....,. GTCCHXVHY Liiifte, R1C11mOHC1, VB. Kenan. Margaret Lane ........ 204 Gilvince Ave., Montgomery, Ala. Kezeah, Dorothy Louise . . . . . . . .211 Rolling Rd.. Burlington, N. C. King, Mary Elizaheth ................ 604 Elm St., Conway, S. C. Kiser, Frances Douglas . Klugh, Harriet ............ Koplen, Mildred Peare ........ . . . . .202 Montlord Ave., Greenville, Tenn. . . . .175 North Ave., Anderson. S. C. . . . . . .504 Main St., Danville, Va. Landstreet. Elizaheth Stuart ........................ Fairfax, Va. Lane. Patricia Anne .......... ...... ' 'E1der1an . Bur1ington.N. C. Lanham, Elizabeth Calhoun . .605 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg. S. C. Lankiord, Mary Frances Lawson, Marian .......... Lawton, Mary Elizaheth .... 2,Frank1in,Va. ....................Char1otte,N.C. 153 Cambridge Circle, Spartanburg, S. C. Leatherwood. Molly ................ 1123 Astor Ave., Atlanta. Ga. Lee. Ellen Grant .... Lee, Betty Virginia . Leiter, Doris .... . . Lethco. Betty Jane . . . . . . Lewis, Marihel Eugenia .. Lewis, Mary Lynn ..... . . Lewis. Betty Edwards . . . Liles. Miriam ....... Llewellyn, Ann ..... Lockhart, Elizaheth . . . Long, .lane ..,...... Love, Bette Jean ..,...... Lucas. St. Lawrence Fleming Makepeace, Nancy Ann . .. Mandaris. Mary P. . . . . . Maney. Helen Ahston ..... Mansfield, Josephine Gurney . . . .4-71 Kennedy St., Spartanburg. S. C. . . . . . .183 Forest St., Spartanhurg, S. C. . . . . . . . . . .River View, Norwood. N. C. .709 S. Converse St., Spartanburg, SC. ........,..............Aynor.S.C. . Woodland Dr., GfCEHS1JOI0, N. C. ....... . .210 Haile St., Camden. S. C. . . . . .542 Norwood St., Spartanhurg, S. C. . . . . . . . .13 Roslyn Rd., Richmond, Va. . . . .215 Camden Rd., VVades1Joro,N, C. ................1'1otSprings.N.C. ..................KingsCreek.N.C. . .807 Woodland Dr., Greenshoro, N. C. . . . . .403 Summitte Ave., San1orc1,N. C. . . . . .287 Hydricli St., Spartanhurg, S. C. . . . 1801 19th Ave.. S., Nashville 4, Tenn. . . . .430 E. Main St., Spartanburg, S. C. Martin, Elizaheth Martlia ...... 2101 Rivermont Ave., Lynch1Jurg,Va. McBride, Eva ............ Mccandlisll, Ann ......... McElroy, Katherine Josephine 1V1cFac1yen. Zula Elizaheth . . . . .1951 Crescent Ave., Charlotte, N. C. ......................Marion,S.C. . . . .2939 Brook Rd., Richmond 22,Va. . . .312 McAllister St., Fayettevi11e.N. CJ McGee, Beverly Camille .................. Rt. 2, Anderson. S. C: McGeorge, Elizaheth Anne . McGill, Frances Harriett . . . Shannon Mill Farm, Ruther G1en.Va.' . . . . . . . . Box 351, Spring Hill, Alai McGinnis, James Hugh ........ 121 Golding St.. Spartanburg. S. C. McKay, Frances Louise ........ 119 W. Third Ave.. Lexington. N. C. McLeod, Dorothy Elizabeth . .Prospect Hill Plantation, Yonges ls., S. C McMi11in. Elizabeth Austell . .537 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg. S. C. McMi11in. Mary Lucile . . . 1V1c1V1i11an, Alice Pardee .. McMillan, Margaret Lane . . '2.,1nman.S.C. . . . . . . . . . . . .Spring Hill. Mohi1e,A1a ..............Spring Hill, Mohi1e.A1a McNair. Betsy Lee ......... 701 Summit St., Winston-Sa1em.N. C McNair, Kathryn Lou ....... McSrveen, Jean C. ..... . Mealing. Mary Lillian .... Melton, Nora Evangeline . Milhy. Nancy Rhea ...... Minis, Emma .lane ....... Mitcliell. Virginia Whitiidge Mitchell, Wanda Del .... Mohley. Emily Alice . . . Moore. Shirley Lorraine Moore, Ann Warren ..... Morgan. Harriet ......... .701 Summit St.. Winston-Salenl, N. C. . ................. Greenville. S. C. . . . .103 Forest Ave.. N. Augusta, S. C. . . . . . .22 Piedmont St.. Lyman. S. C. . . . . . . . . . .380 1V1ap1e Ave.. Danville, Ky . . . . . . .656 Maple St.. Spartanburg, S. C . . . . . . 15 Louncles St.. Charleston. S. C . . . . . .418 N. Pine St.. F1orence.A1a . . . . . . . . .Cherokee Rd., Florence. S. C . . . .907 Edgewood Circle. Gastonia, N. C .. . . . . . . . . .401 Adams St.. Decatur. Ga . . . 190 S. Converse St.. Spartanhurg. S. C Moseley, Cynthia Elizaheth ....... 662 Otis Blvd., Spartanhurg. S. C Montfort, Miriiiiii Anne Murray, ivlartha Vvooclward Neely, Edith Allene ...... Newsom, Harvey ........ Nichols, lxfiarguerite ....... Nicholson, Dorothy Dial .. Norwood, Sarah ......... Nowell. .lane Elizabeth .... Oghurn, Margaret Thomas . Oshorne, Rose W. . . . . . OSU11tViih, Mary ...................... . Ouzts, Dorothy Neville . . . Paddison. Ruth ........ . Palmer. Emma Glass ..... Pinnix, Julia Lou ........ . . . . .17 Poinsett Ave.. Cvreenvi11e.S. .....................1V1ontezuina,Ga . . . .Union Road, Rt. 4. Spartan1surg.S.C. ....................A11enda1e,S.C. . ..,. 25 Swan Lake Dr., Sumter, S. C . . ....... Brookdale. Statesvi11e,N. C . . . . . . .122 Cook St.. Bennettsville, S. C. . . . . . . . . . .1338 17th St.. Hickory. N. C .Country Cluh Rd., Winston-Sa1em.N. C. . . . . . .324 N. Fulton St., Salishury, N. C. . . . . .662 Palmetto St., Spartanburg. S. C. . . . .104 Lake Shore Dr., Ashevi11e.N. C . . . . .1380 N. Spring St., Pensacola, Fla ..l20t VV. Market St., Greenshoro. N. C Parish. Patricia Mae. 5140 h'1'Arthur Blvd.. N. VV., Yvashington, D. C Park, Myrtle Gloria .............. Box 23, Rt. 3, Spartanburg, S. C Park, Hallie Ruth ..... Parker, Sarah cle Saussure Patterson, Anna ......... . . . .743 S. Church St., Spartanhurg. S. C . . . . . .1219 Front St.. Georgetown, S. C . . . .234 1V1cDowe11 St., Spartanhurg. S. C Paxton. Martlia 1V1cCormick ...... 1150 Manchester Ave., Norfolk, Va peed, Emily May ........... 713 Fairmont Ave., 1:airmont.XV.Va Peeler. Kitte Ann . . . Peters. Margaret ...... Peult-eir, Dorothy ........ Phillips, 1V1ary lvlaclntosh . Pless, Marjorie Kirhy ..... Plowden. Marion ....... Poole, Margaret Lillian . Potts, Gladys ......... Poulnot. 1V1ary Oneila .... Powe, Charlotte Harrington . . . . . . .421 Marion Ave., Spartanhurg. S. C . . . . .600 Norwood St.. Spartanhurg. S. C . . . . .332 Spring St., Spartanhurg. S. C . . . . . .4429 XIV. Grace St.. Richmond, Va . . . . .304 View Point Dr., 1V1arion, S. C . . . .1005 N. Patterson St., Valdosta. Ga . . . . . 107 Parkway, Clemson. S. C. . . . . . . ,N. hflain St., Davidson, N. C . . . . . 134 Broad St.. Charleston, S. C .S. Powc, Susie Evans .... Q ........... 4 06 Kershaw St., Cheraw Price. Virginia Louise . . . Q . S. C. . . . . .4207 Seminary Ave., Richmonr1,Va. Proctor. Grace Carmen ...... 223 W. Mercer Ave.. College Park, Ga. Putman. Betty Jo ........... R. F. 3. Sharon Rd.. S11e11Jy,N.C. Quincy. Mary Van Cleve ............ 9 Carolina Dr., Sumter Ragan. Ruhy Lee ...... Ragsdale, Elinor Glenn ..... Rainsllord, hflartha. Nicholson .S. C. Campohe11o.S.C. ..........VVinns1'Joro,S.C. .....................Ec1getie1c1.S.C. Ramseur, Marie Elizaheth ...... I9 Pine Forest Dr., Greenvi11e.S. C. Ravenel, Carolinei' ..... ..... 2 425 Terrace Vvay. Co1umhia,S.C Reriaker, Nancy Ida .. Rice, Eunice Todd . . . . . . . . . . .535 Ford St., hfiaryville, Tenn. . . . . . .320 Brown Ave., Belton. S. C. C. Spartanburg. S. C. . . . . .406 Kershaw St.. Cheraw C. ....x.......,.........uVClTlFi5SCC,S.C Riclcliclc, Soplrie Nasll , , . Riegal, E.1iza1Jct1l ..,..... Riclrarrls, Polly Sealzrooli . . Riclrarrlson, Barlxara ...... Riclienlwaclcer, Jean ..... Ritcliie. Marian Patterson Rolalains, Lois Ann Robins. Robin Atlee . . . Rolvin, Gene Tyclings . . . Robinson, lvlary Gorrlon . Robinson. .lean ....... Robertson, Margaret . . . Rogers, Evelyn ,...,... Roper, Slielley Moseley Roper, lV1ary Carolyn ..... Roser, Vivienne Yvonne .VV Ruslr. .lane Amelia . . . . . . Saclcellares. Helen . Saclcctt, Jean Elise . . . . Sauls, lvlargaret Ellen . . . Scalvrooli, Joyce Tallacrt . . . Seifert. Erma . , . ...,... . . Slraclcellorcl. Virginia Vvliite Sliarlburne, Emily Arminrla Slrancls, Katlrryn Elizaldetlr . Sliealy, Claire Lorraine . . . Slreplierrl, Slrirley ....,, Straw, Virginia Marie ..... Slleen, lvlarian Elizalnclli . . Slrerman, Flora Hunt ...., Slrerrill. Sara Elizalyetll STUDENT DlRECTORYMContinued . . . . . .203 Parli Rai., Portsmoutlnva. . . . . 25 Helena Ave.. Larclrrnont, N. Y. . . . . . . . .lvloore St., Lancaster, S. C. . .520 N. Slrepllercl St., Richmond. Va. Union, S. C. . . . .363 S. Union St.. Concorcl, C. Bostic.N.C. . . . .306 Allaemarle Ave., Rie1rmonc1,Va. .. . . . . . . . . . . .Bay St. 1..ouis,1V1iss. 230 1211: Ave.. 1'1untington.VV.Va. . . . .1324 Biltmore Dr., Clrarlotte, N. C. . . . . . . . .6041 Recl Lane. Salem. Va. .................C1icsncc,S.C. . . . . . . . . .N. 1'1ig11 St., Lincolnton, N. C. . . . . , . . . . .N. 1'1ig11 St., Lincolnterr, N. C. atlcins Court, Park 1'1i11s. Spartanlnurg, S. C. . . . . .801 Palmetto St., Spartanlmurg. S. C. . . . .207 Troutman Ave., Fort Va11ey,Ga. . . . .372 Conn. Ave., Spartanburg. S. C. . . . . . . . .234 Haynsworllr. Sumter, S. C. . . . .721 Hollywoocl St., Spartanlnurg, S. C. . . .1121 Heinpstearl Place. Charlotte. N. C. . . . . . . . . .11161 Eslava St., Mobile, Ala. . . . .1696 Sixtlr Ave., Huntington, VV. Va. . . . . . . .RL 3, Box 362. Spartanluurg, S. C. -1 ....,................1..ecsvi11e,S.C. ...................Spartanl3urg,S.C. . .1531 Fourteentli Ave., Birminglram, Ala. .2121 Georgia Ave., VV. Palm Barrett. Fla. . . . . . . 1 I6 Nvilliams St., Greenville, S. C. . . . .161 Avant St., Spartanlnurg, S. C. . . . . . . .405 ljarli Ave., New Yorlc City Sieglrert, Claire ........ Sipple, Betsy Daring . . Sitton, Mary Ellen .... Smitll, Barlmara ..... Srnilll. lvlarguerite . . . Smitll. Belle ....... Smitli, Mae Raclrel Smitlr, DeNorma .loyce Smytlie, Harriette ..... . . . .1622 1'1o11ywooc1 Dr., Colurnlqia, S. C. . . . .2110 51cDaniel Ave., Greenville, S . . . . .1506 Pine View St., Raleigli, , , .Cedar Springs Rcl., Spartanlaurg . . . . .304 Pettigrew St.. Greenville. . , . . .563 Osage St., Spartanlnurg . . . .604 S. Chester St.. Gastonia, . . . . .322 N, Harper St.. Laurens. N S S S N S Snipes. lV1argarctAnno . Stanley. Anna Nlarion .. Steele, Nancy Catlrerine . . , Stevens, lV1art1m Elizalretlr . . . . .2104 Terrace Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. . . . .Hayneswortlr Rel., Columlria, S. C. , . . .-102 VVcl111 Ave., Burlington, N. C. . . . . . . . . . . .2111 Hiloretcn, Lenoir, N. C. Stevens, Caroline .............. . . .62 Traolrl St., Clmrleston, S. C. Stolces, Vvillilorcl Norman .... Burien Development, lV1ount Airy. N. C. Stone, 'lilllll .................... Oregon Hotel. Greenwoocl. S. C. Stonesiler, Sara Nlargaret. 533 Vvellington Ave., S. Rice., Roanoke, Va. Strait, Rosa Lillian . . f . . . . Styron, Betty . .1 ........ . . Surlciutlr, Nell lvlicicllcton . . Summer, Gloria Coleman Swails. Ellen Lancaster . . Swain. 'lV1art11a Virginia Sylvester, Avery .... . . . . . .339 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. . .786 VVi1r.iwoor1 Rel., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. . . . 1009 Erlgewoocl Circle, Gastonia, N. C. . . . . . .1330 Summer St., Newlaerry, S. C. . . . . . . . . . .109 Scott St., Newloerry, S. C. . . . . 149 Edwards Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. .,.................Ric111ancls,N.C. Talbert, Lily May ..... . Taylor, .lane Cummings . . . . Taylor. Mary Frances . . Tew, 1V1art1ra Ann .. Thames, Norma Janice . Tlrigpcn. Harriet ......... Tliompson. lV1arl11a Wilder . Tlrompson. Pauline ....... Tliomas, Caroline Stonestreel Tlromason. Byalr Harcly .... Townsencl, Cynllria Louise . Townsend, Elizaloetll Hale . . Turner, .tune .......... . Turner. Harriet Rangeley . Turner. Mary Ja ...... Tysinger, Nancy Hughes . . . VVa11cer, Spotswooci ..,. Walker, Emily Justin . Nvall, Rebecca Alice .... Vvatlcins, lvlaie 1V1cKay .... Vvatlington, Jean Stout Vvelylo, Naomi Davis , . . Weeks, lvlary Felicia .. Vvellzvorne, Polly Ray .... Vvillauer, Nlarguerite Elaine VVe11s, Allene ......... Vvclsll, Betty Anne ..... Vvlmitner, Elizalnetlr Simpson Vvilson, Nancy Otis .... Vvilson. Carolyn Grace . Wilson, Betty K. . . . . Vvilliams, Anne ..... . Vvimtaerly, Frances Lavinia Forest Ave., . . .721 Hollywood St., Spartanlaurg, S. C . . .506 Woodland St., Spartanburg. S. C . . . . 2713 Duncan St., Co1urn1Jia,S.C. 11, Dar1ington,S.C . . . . . . . . . .10 Glaclys Ave., 1V1o1Jile, Ala . . . .2200 E. Sevcntll St., C11ar1otte,N. C. . . . . . . . . .404 Fourtli Ave., Franklin, Va 24 Belmont Ave., Greenville, S. C. . . .211 S. Hanover Ave.. Lexington. Ky. . . .213 Colonial Dr., VVi1mington.N. C . ..... 3862 Arrlen St., Jacksonville, Fla . . , . . .79 Canal St., Graniteville, S. C. . . . .928 Linwood Rd., Birmingllam. Ala . . . .5241 Poplar St., Spartanlvurg, S. C Spartanlaurg. S. C . . .730 Springdale Dr.. Spartanburg. S. C . . . . .914 lV1ul1rerry Rrl., 1V1arlinsvi11e,Va . . . . . . . . . .Glcnwi1c1, Columbia, Miss ..................CnmpobelIo.S.C . . . . .103 Partridge Rcl.. Columlaia, S. C . . 104 Erigewooci Ave.. Nlorganton, N. C . . . . . . . . , . . .Spring Hill. lvlolnile, Ala . . . . . . . . . . ...SL lV1att11ews,S.C . . .103 Clmerolcee Ave.. Union. S. C . . . . . . . . . . .1'1i11crest, Spartanburg, S. C . . . . .619 Crystal Dr., Spartanburg, S. C . . . .79 Watson Ave., Anclerson. S. C . . . . .701 Juniper St., N. E.. At1anta.Cva . , . .700 Rosemary Lane, Lalce Forest, 111 . . . .Cleveland Springs Rel., S11e11Jy,N. C . . . . . . . .oxlorcl Rel., Cliarlottesville. Va Sl VVo11'e, Bessie Connor ....... Vvoucl. Anne Talialerro . . . 0 S. Converse St.. Spartanburg, S. C .80 E. Amelia St.. Orangeburg. S. C .216 Eden Terrace, Winston-Sa1en1.N. C Vvoodlperry, Doris ...,.......... 11509 lvlaine Ave., Ba1timore.1V1ci VVoor1l1erry, Elizatuetlr Belle Vvoocicuclc. ,lane ,...,..... Nvooclrullu. Sara Elizalwetli . Vvoocisicie. Ann K. ..... .. Woodside. Bette Jane . .. Wriglrt, Elizalaetlr Lee .... VVrig11t, Dorotlry Knowles . . VVrig11t, lV1ary Rebecca , . Wyatt. Betty VVare ...... Vvyman, Catlrerine Glaclys . 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