Hollins University - Spinster Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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1915 CDDB Spinster 19 SALLY DABNEY MooN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Entered I9I2g fI'Mg Euepiang Virginia Club 19123135 D-R-A-G-O-Ng Secretary Virginia Club 19133145 Treasurer Y. W. C. A. I9l4-'l5g Vice-President Lee Evening l9I4-'l5g, Inter-Society Debate 19159 Magazine Staff I9l3-'I4g Editor-in-Chief Magazine I9I4-'I5g Mobican Team 19143153 Senior Class Prophetg Secretary Pan-Hellenic Asso- ciation. JUDITH GREGORY RIDDICK NORFOLK, VA. Entered 191 1 5 A FQ Euepiang Leader Mohican Rooters '11-'14g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 'I3-'I5g Annual Member Student Dept. So. Atl. Field Y. W. C. A. 'I3-'l4g Magazine Staff 'I3-'I5g Pres. Sopb. Classg Treas. Student Asso. 'I3-'I4g Sec'y Euepian Lee Evening 'I4g Pres. Euepian Lee Evening 'I5g Vice-Pres. Va. Club 'I3-'l4g Sec'y Va. Club '12-'13, 'I4-'I5g Mem- ber Euepian Team Inter-Society Debate 'I3-'I4g Senior Class Poetg Chairman Student Asso. '14- 'I5g Exec. Council 'I4-'I5g D-R-A-G-O-Ng Mummyg Dramatic Clubg Maskerg Capt. Eue- pian Team Inter-Society Debate 'I4-'I5g T S O- Midnigbt Scbolarg Big Fourg ADA. 'km ' ' ' ' h' -- - A -' - . .. -2 l H :g, f .', jj '.:,..g,,g::gf34S:-.-..'- -j '--,..a...,.'7f: Lg., . . ..::. ,.. ..,....,,g g ., .. . ,,.,, ' ' ' ' t' ' ' ' 2. -'A ns sv -ff, .X . -ff-a W - - 1' f..,1 .-1.,

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1915 mine spinsrer 21 Tlfistory of tba Senior Class AM the Class Historian. When my fellow-classmates were dealing out offices last June, they must not have liked my hair-ribbon, for they gave me that most indescribable and bromidic of' positions, i. e., keeper of the records of the very unique and individual Class of l9l5. Dena came raving into my room last week, saying: All written work for TI-IE SPINSTER simply must be in by the twentieth. Please write an original Class History, and get it in right away. . With these very encouraging words, she 'left me. , V I picked up a pencil from the desk, grabbed a pad from the table, and made my way to the Senior parlor, seeking an inspiration. As I went down the steps, I mur- mured helplessly, Original! 'Good gracious, what is original? Then there began to pass through my mind vague ideas of climbing hills and at last reaching the long- sought-for city of A. B. I put these ideas aside quickly as being anything but original, and banged the door of the Senior parlor behind me as I entered. Well now, what is the matter with you? asked Ed in her modified Yankee drawl, as she and Dot unfolded themselves on a dark sofa. Oh, it's this awful' Class History. I can't ever remember what happened so far back as Freshman and Sophomore. And as for Original!-I'm just going to sit here until you all tell me something to write. I Why, let's see, Ed, can't we think of what happened in our Freshman year? said Dot, politely, though I knew she and Ed wanted to push me out the' window. Oh, yes. I remember the very day we were organized. Rose Heilmancame in and helped us. What funny little scared things we were! if And we elected Duntze president, and Bee Ford vice-president, and--let's see, who was secretary and treasurer? said Ed. Susan Lipscomb, I answered, almost forgetting my despair. Q ' f - , Y , , - M A bats.. i I ' - I .f- .,.. ..-AL-Y ,,,-V 7, ....,,.. . ..