Hollins University - Spinster Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1942 volume:

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' RP, , f , f- 'LT 'IS-,Q A ,- 4 ., Ava, .V . x 1 - , - , 4 c' x 1 f ' f..,.. - .. .- ' +1 5-4. .. N ,gg .. 'V fu 'TF 'PAA 6 ' r ..-.qv---.. K hw. Q In this Centennial year of Hollins wc flll'l1 to evaluate our heritage, and we do not find it wanting. The present, with the best of what has been, has come up slowly out of the past, out of a hundred turn- ings from crispen autumn to vibrant spring. Shadows that no longer count the hours upon a garden sun dial lengthen across our lives, and the rustling of skirts long since still, echoes down these halls. In this volume of rlllfili SPINSTER we have sought to recapture, not only the intermingling of past and present, but also the more excellent of those images that make this year memorable. We have done this with the hope that from our efforts something of noble note may yet be added to the heritage of Hollins. in Eg g 5 K: 1 zb- :::Q ::E ? J i nl .LEAF 1.1.2.-gs is i 'g,2-3:4 W 1 mu' I gal as fig 2 i V 1+ 5 mv af H ig Y ' -3 M SV: J? 'J s , wg w x I E X Y Q l 1 . x I i i P 1 x w W N Zak. .L i HH? , . it 1 5-,. A 7 I 1 H. 5 .FILE Q BnLAUsr You, AS 1Hr L1-1To1xu: OF QUIET SOPHIS T1cAT1oN AND GRACIOUS DIGNITY, HAVE LENT T0 oun YI Aus AT l'IOLLIIxS A QUALITY OF YOUR OWN DFIJICATL THIS SP1NsT1n TO YoU, Mlss LOING, IN APPRFCIATION or voun LOYALTY AND UNDER SIANDING THROUGH TH1:s1, PAST FOUR YEARS CQ 0 O GENTLE CHARM, wn, THE CLASS OF FORTY-TWVO, ' 7 3 T Lv 5 2 1-imma. Qi? U15 Krfllcge 61515555 Orgunzzafzvn ,4fl1!ef1c5 Kcaufy Snap SIMI5 x ,. y K 1 K K w 1 l I w i w ',.w ,1 , -. .,. r, ' ' , - . ,, .fm ' 'ifl-, , S.: , wifi: , - ' - ' Il 71,733 - 5 xffrf ' VA 'IJ 1 n 1 1' ' ' '.3'16'IU-.'r,'3Jm-L ' 1 , c, g1'1'-:',r 4'f '- V W1 -'IQ' f. ,Qu .. 45- Lf 'A-f -', Q:-fJ1QjF'f'3.g,N,-311 wif .yu -U -I FM:g5!J,bglgg.rL':-:Jq- , El.-if W 1 ,Q , UAE-11: ,V Q I L41 V vw fx E , fu !, : -l ,5 ,V- . ,h , Y 'I wf-A f: L. 57256 lfcssie differ Knndoqfh, ,JL 162 Plz. Z1 P-resia'enl of Plollinx College Apfmfhisfrafivf Offzkfrrs if TFA I7 g M. 12sTEs COCKE, A. M. ' , , Vife Prffsizlvnf, 1'l'l'Il.VIU'f'f MARY P1u.1cGAu SIYIITII, PH. D. Dfrm M IHANUNA KNOX, A, lg, JOHN Nrml. WADmz1,I,, A. M R1'gi.s'lrnr Husirzzfss Jllmzzzger l, if l MA RY Wn.I.1.x Msorv, Chairman A.B., Hollins College A. M., Columbia University l'r'of1'.vrm' of Philnsojwhy FIRST ROVV MARY PAR1vuaN'1'eR EDVVARIJ J. lAlUMliS'l'0N, jR. A B Goucher College F. LAMAR J.xNN1sY A. M. Ami' Ph. D., Johns Hopkins A. B., lzlanililton College A. M., Yale University Ph. D., johns Hopkins University Profzwm' of Efzglish Langxuzyc' and Lzlaraturc E. M.xRxoN SM1'rH A. B., A. M. and Ph. D., Bryn Mawr College Profrxsor of Lalin and Grfele RACHEL YVILSON A. B., Hollins College A. M. and Ph. D., The Uni- versity of Chicago l,I'0fP.fI0f of Freud: LA U RA GU STA FSO N A. B. and A. M., Radcliffe College .flrsoriafe Professor of Latin and French University :l.v.wrialr Profrssar of Ifnglish SECOND ROVV MARY VINCENT LONG A. B., The University of Ten- nessee, A. M. and Ph. D., Radclilfe College .-Issislazzl Profvsxor of English Iv.xR Lou MYHR A. B., Vanderbilt University A. M., George Peabody College Ph. D., Vanderbilt University .'lJ.l'l5lIllll Professor of English K.fX'l'HllX'N L. Wooo A. B., Hollins College, A. M. The University of Pennsylvania Ph. D., Bryn Mawr College Insirurtor in French 1 A. M., Princeton University lnslrurlur in Frrnrh and Sjwanixh MARY FRANCES 'lilIliI.liN A. B., The University of Cali- fornia, B. D. and S. T. M., Union Tlieological Seminary, New York Jlfiijflllll Pr'ofr'.s'.rrn' of Rrliyimz NOT PICTURED MARY ELlZAl!li'l'H l'IAI.L2 A. B., Goucher College A. M., Columbia University Instructor in Gfrman -1:4 FRIDA Il.MlfR Ph. D., johns Hopkins In.rlr1zrIm' in Gr: man 'lmr the lust SCIIIUSICF. 1111 4 :lwyr the set-mul semester ig 9- DI V I S I O N I I Smal 561314665 M.n:o.nua'r PIIELAN Seo'r'r I lilltli 1' Ill a ll A. B., Hollins College A. M., Radcliffe College l'h. D., The University of Virginia l'roff'.v.s'or' of Ilixlory MARY Pnmacfnc Smrrn A. B., The University of Penn- sylvania: A. M. and Ph. D., The University of North Carolina Profr'.v.ror af llll'0710Illil'.f and S06'l010!ly Okmzx N. Rumi A. B., Lindenwootl College A. M., Smith College Ph. D., Clark University l.r.risla11l 1'rofm.mr of l:'m1mn1ir.v and Sofinlogy FIRST ROVV Kari-lr.m2N CONDICT JACKSON A. B., Vassar College A. M., Stanford University .fl.v.mfia1v Prnfrxmr of Erononiifs and Sociology SECOND ROVV Cuakmss OLSEN LERCHE, JR. A. B., Syracuse University A. M., Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacyg Ph. D., The University of North Carolina Iurlruclor in Ilisiory and Poliliral Science JANET L. M,xcDoNAl.o A. B., Agnes Scott College A. M. and Ph. D., The Uni- versity of Chicago .4.v.rislant Professor of Hislory FRANCES GIBSON W,xu..xeis A. B., Vassar College A. M., Columbia University Instructor in Educaliou ij. vp.: . im ,' .JH ii ..- ,,,i,,.ly .4 iff. Hi Af 'E' -' 'E ff -1 'V '- -1 rw G' 'l,,. L' f . ip? r' fr Q ,fly jf If ii' ,fzfxiv 4 RE ,ff ,nie 'afiyyjf P41 7.127 if Y lJ'Q'llP'4 M-lf .5 We- .- .Lu 4- 'M :JV if wry' ff tl .,' 1-- 4 .1 .Vl .I y .of Lfzlwfltifzl cj l' allw- 1 , . 'fi Wi ,. if. ,X X A 1. ,, Q .. X .ff ' I 1 -,J-1,7 .-1 ,ff .-'Pr ,Fifa . 4.47 ,Q J ,gf V' Ji tw: .f at will ef af t. fu PAUL. M. P,v1'1'ElzsoN, Chairman A. B., Davidson College A. M., The University of North Carolina Pl'0f1'.U'0I' of Biology navy .X u FIRST ROVV lm Srruzu A. B. and M. S., The University of Michigan Professor of Biology H .uuuerr I-IUi..n.xH Fn.1,INcER B. S. and M. S., The University of Chicago Profo.r.vor of Clzrmistry GOLDENA C. Ffxizxsvvomn B, S., The University of Missouri M. S., The University of Chicago Profesxor o f Plzysirs JOHN M. MCGINNIS A. B., Lake Forest College A. M., Harvard University Ph. D., Yale University Professor of Psyrllology SECOND ROW' Fruaneiucu GORDON Ticiz B. A. M. and Ph. D., The Fniversity of Virginia Inslrurlor of Psychology Enxix El.IZABIE'I'H Becxnk A. B., New York State College for Teachers M.S., Cornell University I11.ri1'uflor in Biology I-IELEN Mean Pn.r..xxs B. S. and M. S., The University of Chicago lnstrurfor in Physirs Moi.r.v G. FISABER H. S., The University of South Carolina M. S., Cornell University Inslruflor in Cl1z'n1i.vlry NOT PICTURED ANNIE Bemis County? A. B., Flora Macdonald College A. M., The University of North Carolina In.rll'1u'lor in 1lla!l11'nlr1li1'.v l'iARIlIIi'l' VVHITNEY ALLEN' A. B., XfVellt-slcy College 15.8. in 13.12. and Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology .l.v.vi.rfaur Proj'r.rsor of 1Walhr1nalic5 'Ahsent on leave second semester, session mi 1-4 Ylfor the second semester, session 104 I-42. I DIVISION IV i 57161 55146 ,lifts Music Doxixnn L. Bonorak, Chairman Mus. B., Eastman School of .'l.v.s'at'inl1r Prof1'.f,mr of Jllusic l FIRST ROVV ARTHUR SACKIFFI' 'l'.u.M.xnmz Mus. li., Oberlin Conservatory of Music, A. B., Oherlin College, Diplomc d'Aptitude 51 Vlinseigne- ment du Violon, Conservatoire. Fontainebleuu, France: Student in New York, Brussels fChar- lotte Rucgger, Cesar Tliomsonl, linden-Baden fViolin petlzlgrmggy under Carl Fleschj, Berlin l,I'0fI'.f.l'0l' of flflusir -Ionx R. BAl,l.A'l'0R ll. F. A., Yale llniversity .flmislzuzf Profr'.v.mr of xlrl Susnz N. Braun A. B., Vllesthampton College A. M., The University of Vir- ginia American Academy of Dramatic Art .-ls.v0t'iaIv Proft'.vsor 0fDl'lllI1!1fiC .Alrl and English Ronrnrr B. SH.xr11'eR A. B., Oherlin College A. M., Harvard University .t7J'5i.!'lIl7ll Profrfs.vor of Jr! SECOND ROVV CoNs'rANcE VVARDLIE Juilliard School of Musicg RS. in Music Education, Teachers College, Columbia University, A. M., New York University, Student of Vittorio Vanzo, Milan g Wlalter Golde, Richard Hage- man, Vittorio Verse, Paul Eisler, VVilliam Vilonat, Charles Albert Baker, New York .-1 .vxixlanl Prof cssor of Music MARY C. LMPHART A. B., VVestern Collegeg Mus. B., Cincinnati College of Music, Mus. B., The University of Michigan Instructor in Illuxic ROBERT LINCOLN Goolmma A. B. and Mus. B., Yale University Imtrucfor in Mzzsic Dfparfmcnf af .gg kms' and Phy im! Education GRACE E. Cikiiavmux B. S., Ohio State University A, M., Columbia University .'Is.vocial1' Professor of Ilygimzc and Physical lfduration F.x1'r1-1 F. CEORDON B. S., Boston University M.D., Boston University of Medicine Instructor in Ilygianc Assixlani lo Me Collagz' Plzysirizm Mmzjoleira G. Buowxixc A. B., Smith College A. M., Columbia University lnslrurior in Plzyximl lfrluralirm DOROTHY ANN Dorian A. B., The University of VVis- eonsing Certificate. Library School of the New York Public Library, M. S. in Library Ser- vice, Colnrnbizt University Librarian CIIAllI.O'l l'l5 MAH 'IQIPLADY A. B., Randolph-Macon VVom- :tn's College, B. S. and M. S. in Library Service, Columbia University .flsrixlarzl Librarian MA RY Louise MADDREY A. B., VVOman's College of the University of North Curolinag A. M., Columbia University .flssisiarlt lo the Dran Other Ofhcars and flssisfaufs MARIA F. PAIutINsoN Sofia! Dirfrlor l1'IlIl'l'ifIl.t' SARAH FRANCES Moolua Su1u'rfvi.ror of liuilrlinyx lfl,lZAllli'l'II M. POUl,'l'0N .'l.v.rislanl in Ihr Sorial' fi-Mft' and Io Ihr Sizfwr'-visor of lfuildiugs B IzA'I'ItIClI I... OA K I.l5Y .'1.FSi.Yfll7I.f Io Ihr' .S'uprr-visor of lliiilriilzgs and In Ihr Sofia! OUIN' I,oItNA DIQNISON S1'c'rrInry lo Ihr 1'l'f'siI-lmrt MARY Krvox A. B., VVinthrop College Srrrrlary lo Ihr Vim' Prrsi- rlflit nm! to Ihr Rr'gi.vlror NANCY I.. Pislakv A. B., Hollins College S!'l'I'I'flll'jY lo Ihr 1217111 and lhz' Rrgislrar CTAIzoI.YN I-IARINC MARsnAI.I. Ilflanagfrr of Ihr Collryz' Book Shoji, Sr'rrrIary in Ihr Busi- Im.v.r Ofhrn BARHARA llooii ROGAN Cashiar and Iloolehrcjrvr' Biassna K. PIfv'roN' Clrrle in Pos! Ofhoo IQUNICIZ I5AItuv XVIGMORIE .1JJiJ'fllllf lo lhrf Iliixilzoss M a nay rr Btassis L. A xmaksow B. S., Pcnnsylvalnizt State Col- lege Difliliun Gannon B. LAWSON, F.A.S.P.' A. M., Randolph-Mrtcon Col- lege, M. D., Johns Hopkins University .ilfling Collryc Physirian IEI.I.A BRAME, R. N. Rrsiririif Nurse lEkcuI,I. MAY I-Iutfif, R. N.' .'IJ.rixfanI Io ihv RL'5ifil?llf Nursz' Donoritv Scovn. Viciclsm' A. B., Barnard College Puhliriiy Szfrrrtary JULIA K.X'l'll ERINE Horrroxz A. B., Roanoke College, B. S. in Library Science, Drexel Institute .flssislant ul lhn Library MAIQCIA G. EARLE A. B., Hollins College Jssixlzzizt in Ihr' Dojmartmonl of Ilygianr' and Physica! Ifdumlion L. Aunkm' DREWRY B. S. and M. S., the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Suj11'ri11l1'11dm1t of Farm and GroIu1d.f MADGE HUTCIIISON A. B., Randolph-Macon WVom- IIIIYS College .'1J.vislarzl in the Department of Biology VIRGINIA Leif A. B., Hollins College .'l.v.vi.vtanl in the Department of Physiml Science and lllalllailiaiiri' 1Part time. :After November I. Hen lznfm mL foma' Bezng n part 0 ll lzfvmg Alrcnm Fl01L'llZgfl170ll-Q11 1111: uhh fuzffu Zkfzxzng, efuer mzxnzg -ls fue ofued Pfam roufa' fue :ml lzrmw low' Thou llzaf 'went ln me us Hou' foul11'1cL not lofm Thou that ollofa ns They flu pmt 0 us Om l1erzfrzgL flna' our hens Awwr ST XIXI1ALlx,,4.3 l'7 J I 7 ' - ' ' . .,, f f , V- 'fl-',, ,, f.F. J nfl? ,. 1. ' n 1: , Af fi ,X - ,wr A J .' f' Vw? .,, . . -'1 ' ' I 1 vu w' ALL Ii . '- If: if , l .. ' , M 3 1 wsu b -S 7 'f Q ,. 1 2 2 2 ? I ' 1- if W- - + . 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I3.,F1'e1zcl1 -1 Afr- . , ' ' Q F- ,lrrh gp' '3' 594 Q-:v:13w1'- --sf '-155, , 5 MI?e:U .1 - , Y v - V A -R' Z ' .f . f . ml ' ' V , V i, ,- ' QL ,f ' ' I ' , .5 N h Clif P , -,iv .-P . x . - . M ' J 3 EP' , 4 I 5 A juuivrs Miss E. MARION SMITH Junior Class Sponsor VALERIA KUNTZ . . MARY PAYNE . . CHAkI.oTT12 WILSON . BLISS STREET . JUDITII Wmss . . . . . President Vice President . . Song Leader . Treasurer . Secretary 7 FROM Llil 'l' 'ro RIGIIT: Wilson, Payne, Kuntz, Weiss and Slrrei Zflm jlliffizffzlff I8iA'l'I-IARINE ANu1zRsoN Norfolk, Va. JANE ARNOLIJ YVzn'ren, Ohio MARGARET BARGERON Chevy Chase, M1.l. I UDV BARROYV Roanoke, Va. BERNARD BERKELHY Roanoke, Va. NANCY BLACKRURN Richmond, Va. NIARIE PATTERSON Bovn hflontgomery, Ala. LUCIA BUCHANAN Pittsburgh, Penna. Loulsxz BUSH Quantico, Va. Louisa SCOTT CAMma1aLI. Columbia, S. C. U16 junior Glass M.AllX' JEAN CAMP1m1,L Baltimore, IVId. A-1AR'l'HA CANTNVELL Indianapolis, Ind. H IENRIETTA CARTER Fort Leavenworth, Kan. H 1zL1zN CHEWNING Roanoke, Va. EDITH ELIZABETH CHINN L11 Grange, Ill. SARA FLORENCE CROCKETT Tazewell, Va. JANET DIEHL VVilmington, N. C. B 1a'r'1'Y DORSCHEID Chzlttzmooga, Tenn. -5 n4ARY E1.LsnERG,:f'fC'y? do VVestfield, N. Jf4.Q,fvZ 1, WRYR W, 'X N u YI JEAN 1'lSCI-IRR BL ' Pensacola, Fla. . Cha juzazkfr 676155 ANGELINA FRAZER Detroit, Miclm. BETTY GARDNER Charlotte, N. C. E1.1zAm2'rH GRAVELY Rocky lVIount, N. C. MARII..YN GROBMEYER Little Rock, Ark. LOUISE HARRIMAN Richmond, Va. X Cf .. XM K . X DIANAI-IAmusoN X V fF1'ederick, Md. ELLEN I-IARWELL Petersbu rg, Va. EDYTH12 I'lOBSON Newport News, V a. SUSAN JOHNSTON Buffalo, N. Y. HENRIET1'A JONES Brookline, lVIass. U16 Wnzkfr 671155 IRIQNII JONES Englewood, N. J. KITTX' KIIYTON lllontgomery, Ala. LAURA V1RGlNIfk KIDIJ Richmond, Va. LEUTA KING H udson, Ohio VALEIIIA IYZUNTZ Bronxvillc, N. Y. KA'I'H,AR1NI2 Low ClIz1tlIaIn, N. ANNE NICCLIENNY Suffolk, Va. PHYLLIS MCCUE Bluefield, W. Va. R IEIIEKAIII MAJOR Riverton, Va. VYIRGINIA NIAIITIN Pliilzidelplna, Pa. 2116 Wnivr Ufass SARA COORER lVlAY Tazewell, Va. .lx IARY Lizwis Minus A High Point, N. C. Q' ll . 3' ' 0'Q,?Jff'f i-fff--ff' ' 01 Cvlwv tj! 'Q f ' 'Q 1 .6 , 1' .,P NlfP,,fK , .INE Moow 7 I ,pau 1 'lg' jlhgttfpo gjflggn. J J' .fl Af'- .fb 'F Q.,- 0! Nyi, J 1 . 'D . W,8s,v NIARY LAT1-mR1NE I AYNIL University, Va. NIARY ELIZABETH PIERCE Jacksonville, Fla. 1'11Y1,L1s PRICE New Rochelle, N. Y. BETTY LEE SAMS Richmond, Vu. B ETTIE SPRUNT XfVll1St0ll-SIllCI11, N. C. ANNE STAINRAQK lforcst Hills, Pa. F Buss STR E ET Richmond, Vu. E716 junior 611155 FRANCES r11AYLOR Wil111ix1gto11, N. C. l':I.IZABlETH 'FOEPLIEMAN Henderson, N. C. Lxmcv TUCKER VVelch, W. Va. J EAN TWYMAN Nliami, Fla. Ri0l.LY WEEKS VVinst0n-Salem, N. C. junvru Wmss New York, N. Y. ting CHARLOTTE W1LsoN Richmond, Va. lg AL. X ALAN-53 O-L5-E Nw JULIA MEADE WILSON Petersburg, Va. ' Vmcmm VVOon Tazewell, Va. KLAEMQ' QJJX o-UA. su. Q3..i.X'c -H' -- - -'AAG - ,.'--f Svphamvres ff' ,.. , if V, 1 ,-R.. ff ', A Au V. x 1, 1,-f1.f,.'ffv,-ff! -sl , 1 lv f 4 H, 1 R J , X . R., A 1 ' X, . ,'.'. f f .V A 1,1 V9 Miss LAURA E. CQUSTAFSON Sophomore Class Sponsor . 4 4 I fx ELIZABETH SENGER ........ President fduring :fraud scrlzcslcrj , NANCY COOPER . ......... President vi NIARY PEARSON . . . . Q55 RIARGARET HARRIS . . RIARY FRANCES SMITH . ELIZABETH CHEYVNING . . . if ' FROM I.lf1f1' 'ro RIr:1l'l': Pfflrsnrz, Smillr, f:lII 7.U71i7Ig, .S'cngf'r, Harrix and Coojmr frluring first .rer11c.flz'1'j Vice President . Song Leader . . Trmsurer . Secretary V, - ,, 4 if che' Sophvmzfrr 671155 SUSAN BAKER Greensboro, N. C. IELEANOR BAkTI,E'I I' Easton, Nld. ANNE Bioos Danbury, Conn. ROSA BOARD Point lVI:u'ion, Pcnnzl. ANN .BRIGHT Lookout Blountnin, Tenn. B IETTY BROWN Darien, Conn. llqARY CAROLYN BURT Albany, Ga. FRANCES CAMPBELL VVythcville, Va. ARh'IIN CAY Savzlnnah, Ga. -IANE CHESS Pittsburgh, Penna. Ii1,lzAnlaTH CHENVNING Bon Air, Va. ANN NIEAL COLE Bcllerosc, L. I., N. Y. NANCY KNOX COOPER Sewickley, Penna. MARION GRAY COURTNEY Richmond, Va. DOROTHY CROCKIER Gittings, lVId. ETHEL CROSBY Picayunc, lVIiss. ELIZABETH CULLUM Glen Ridge, N. NIARY X7IRGlNIA CURTIS Salem, Blass. JANE CUTTING Fort Smith, Ark. U16 Svplfrfnrzfrff CWISS VIRGINIA DAXVEN PORT Richmond, Va. RHEA DAY Shaker Heights, Ohio CYNTHIA DERRY Sharon, lVIass. MARY ELIZABETH. DCJNALIJSON Ann Arbor, Mich. VIERIDI JEAN DOWNS Dallas, Texas NANCY ELDER Hopewell, Va. VIRGINIA GAI.I.I2II ER Baltimore, Md. AGNES GRACE lVIacon, Ga. CATI-IERIN IE GRAY Gastonia, N. C. MARIE LOUISE CJROVE Baltimore, hid. PRISCILLA I-IANINIEI, Glendale, Ohio VIRGINIA l'lARMON Fredonia, N. Y. MfXRGfXRE'I' H ARRIS Baltimore, Md. JANE HENDERSON Troy, Ala. MARY JANE HEss I Indianapolis, Ind. I ge I ky N I. I, . .A N b x LUCY GRAY HILL .. S N 'St. Louis, NIO. Ji we l I ' l ' -Y. DOROTHY HUDSON g N? Chester, Penna. I J ANNE JACORS i' Centreville, NIJ. li BQ JEANNE JANNEY Concord, Mass. iff y f -If 1:-. '?K,z U16 Sophzwzare Hlass AGNES REID JON ES Roanoke, Va. RUTH JONES Buffalo, N. Y. KATRINA JUDSON Utica, N. Y. El,,lZABE'l'H IQING Alexandria, Va. lVIARGO'1' ANN I2 K RU EG ER Cleveland, Ohio l.VIARIA DAllNIiY LANCASTER Baltilnore, hid. IDOROTHY LEVINTI-IAI. Chicago, Ill. lx'IARILYN LIEVINTHAL Chicago, lll. BERNICE LOIZIEAUX Plainfield, N. l'lARRlE'I' MCCAW Diamond Point, N. Y. IEI,IzAI1.E'I'IAI BAIRD MCCLURIS Lookout lVIOuntain, Tenn. RUTPI MCCOY B rigantine, N . J. ICMIIA' MCCCROY Swarthmore, Penna. EVELYN M.NRAlST Ft. Knox, Ky. FLORENCE lVIlLYKO Bayville, N. Y. ROSENIARY MORSE Penn Yan, N. Y. ELIZABETH MOSES YVashingtOn, D. C. PATRICIA NEILON Coatesville, Penna. The Saplzwmfrc 6'lfzss NIARY Noum Richmoncl, Va. CARLOTTA ANNE PAGE Wasliiiigtoii, D. C. NIARY PEARSON Roswell, N. NI. ST. CLAIR PEERY Tazewell, Va. AIEANNE Pl-IARIE Shaker Heights, Ohio ANNA B1zL1.E PRICE Fort Wo1'tl1, Texas I'll5LEN PUSCHISI. Iliontclair, N. ANNm LAURIE RANK1N Washington, D. C. PA'rRIe1A RENTSLJER Plainfield, N. AGAT1-:A Ronnwrs Narrows, Va. ,PATSY RYLAND Richmond, Va. Lucv SASSCER Upper lwarlboro, Md. DAIL Sculsu, Garden City, L. I., N. Y. B ELVA SCHULZE-BERGE Port VVElSl'lll1gt0Il, N. Y. El..izAm2T1-1 SENGER Pueblo, Colo. JANE SENTER Petersburg, Va. SALLY S12'r121. Buffalo, N. Y. DOROTHEA SHAH VVashington, D. C. 27167 Svphwffzorc Hass B ETSY SIMPSON Nicholasville, Ky. LOUISE SINTON Norfolk, Va. MARGARET SMITH Roanoke, Va. MARY FRANCES SMITH Greenville, S. C. I-IARRIET SIJARKMAN Greenville, S. C. ROSE ANNE STRAUR Welch, W. Va. HELEN ANNE SvIxIoNs Saginaw, lVIich. I'IELEN TAULMAN Atlanta, Ga. DIARY 'ISAYLOR VVyoming, Ohio CORNIELIA 'lil-l0MAS Sandy Spring, hflcl. NIARGARET TRUSLER Indianapolis, Ind. CLARA BOND CISURLEY Louisville, Ky. RIARJORIE FAY UNDERHILL Richmond, Va. NANCY WASHINGTON Alexandria, Va. SUZANNE WHAYNE Anchorage, Ky. PAULA WHITE VVynnewood, Penna. KATHARINE WILSON Cleveland Heights, Ohio LILLIAN WINSHIP Atlanta, Ga. SARA YOKLEY Moiiilt Airy, N. C. -..-A-.....-.-.-...,.-Q..-N.. -.,L..-S-,- A A A A- . 4... 'HK ,HJ 1:-. ..w 'gm '. ' 2 I Fr .M ,.u .J W A N v 1 Sfreshmcu MARTHA JANE SHANDS MERILLE HEw1TT . . FRANCES PUGH . . CALLIE R1v12s . JEAN TALIXCJTT . . Miss JANET L, MACDQNALD Freshman Claxs Sponsor . . President Vice President Song Leader . . Secretary . Treasurer Liam' 'ro RIGIITZ Pugh, Sluuzds, Hvfwitl, Ri-urs, Talbott 5-vw 77 If df, 3 rv-.' K ,ffl If I,I,....'fI,,,w I.,,I ' .R UTH ,ADAMS ' f s f 3 wx JEAN AFIfI.lCK I Ax I J 2 Ili K ,' UX4 ' ' I kj RUTH ANDERSIIV x X f N I MARJKJIKY ASHIIY 'A' I V A-Bf' I j I I I -f XV ,I -' IV. . ,IEANNE AUIIINEAU IRIS BACHMANN ANN BAKER NIARY BAKER BARNES PATRICIA BARNES MARGARET BARNwEI.I CAROLYN BAUMAN NIARY ELLEN BEAR B ETTY BIEHRER LILLIAN BELK FRANCES BELSER ANN BENNETT VIRGINIA BENNETT VIRGINIA BERKELEY NANCY BEYER MARTHA Bovu A1fI'I'A BOYE . J I K IETARAH' ELIZABETH BRADI LX 'X HA-ter. BRIDGEMAN ' N: I r V ,Wy . 4' BETTY BROWN P -1 W 4 QQQN. Tv 'fi I, I , g xx '- 1- mn- 4,,ff .? uf 3?'1 f1'1 . W A K In x Q M... j' '? Q . '1 -9 E, 'M 63' .. , at ,il :X I Tl 'f if - saf- fmi 1 2 ' 31131, . . L-.1,l,75g' ' , in I. j -'.V l U -p2f? .,a.l?s .' - -' ' Q M fl-ffl' Q-3' f W .EE Q4 si ' N 'U f 7 ' ' 'f b , . , -42 ,. . 4 H Y ' I gk Q... 1... f ,J .1 1-r,.' A ,-..f,. v ,M-,,5.,x.f. '1Lh.v- Y ,Ar N ,M Q ...,, - - -' ' 3:11-- U M Qui , , ol - . Q Bi. Fi Z- ,, Q i . if 4- -Lfplfi .wt .5 -35.4 3 Y L V A , 'W f f' N33 1 A . W I, X 1 4 'ig - 1 1 wiv fe. -f , ' - N - 1 . P, 375 F M ,. . I Q 1 W, in A 'v xv af , s.,-I R, N lg v .Y Na ' ' is an ' - 'TL H n , fiivk ? 4l:I.tiJ 7 ix ii Q , fi X - -- A4 5 ' . ff - 5' , ,, p i A 0' P ' Q J r A,g - , ur . 1 - 1 v, .Q G' 'F , v X B' L ' 4 AW Y' ' 'fx X : 't- - - L. . ' 'A W , 1 1 ' 1 ' f N 3 , , l 11- X , 1 ' 1 ,fx -1.-1,x7,.I,T,-n. ? 1' , V ' ' ,V w ,EHZQZ - A 1,1 .. - ff 1 - 4' ' M V ' 0 - 2, ... A N4 52, Fx J .M r. vw. 4, 1' ' Qv ,M . , 1-T, . -- 'rm H vi . . . . .,3. ' 1 ,.,..,f, Y--' - if V' 74.2 ' -4 , I-if' if :nga 1 -,sv ',:. 1 .1. , . f -5 gif, f. ..,, V 1, , ,., pgs. ' .4 '-. .,- 'E gm- U 4 ' 5 ' K . I ? . . 4, ,Y 9--1 T -01 5 ,WJ V, , 'I s. , -' , 1 I gf .. :E 1'w-9 i y r M .,,- - Y 'r K, .,,, A f o s 'fgs-M ' fb 1 -' vi , 4' Q 2 wig- I - , V 1,6 . inf, V -Pvuqr ff CALLIE QRIVESK Q7 'USF - 5 CLxlIIf,jJ: eq ' J 'ggi lv ff H5 r 7 ' .J -vtviv fry ,gf ff' ,iv , in I w rv Lf .1 wr-df' ,I ,'I,'fI1J!L!f, if 7410 MARY JANE PEACOCK MARIAN PENNOCK MARY AUSTIN SPERRENOT ELIZABETH BARTELS PORTER I Af' , I 03-wif .fC,c1,zM N f fj ff , , f- I ,IJ f',.!,Q,,j,1jQjff7 1 f. my ELIZABETH HESTER PORTER CORA EUGENIA POTTER FRANCES POOH BETTY RAMSPECK EMMA CAMP READ NANCYE READ ELIZABETH RICHARDS ALICE SUE RICHARDSON ,'4f:,7Alf-A-.-:.J,f.A.4f Lo f- MAR LOC 'E-RICKENBAKER 'DJ dt-LES J 7 -f BARBARA ROBERTS ANNE ROGERS ANNE MARIE RONEY SUSAN ROUNTREE ELOISE SEELIOSON SUSAN SEVERIN ,-, 7, 6., eil.- b7rc'sh11ff11f1 671155 MARTHA JANE SHANDS VIRGINIA SHAW JEANNETTE SIIILEY LUCY SLAUGHTIER KEITH SMITH IVIARY LOUISE SAIITI-I SALLY SPEARS SARAH SPEED DOROTHY STEVENS JULIA STOKES NANCY STUBBS JEAN TALROTT MARY ANNE THOMAS U , X 1, ,I 7 I RosAIm!oN,D,'1'HoMI1soN Il IXQXYI, Rfff f'T I .UCKER IARTHA WATSON X-'T Minis M.4RY ANNE WEATH ERsPooN ELIZABETH WI-IITMAN JULIA ZoLI.IcoEEER JoAN ZUCKERT lin, -.-'F' I 4'0 M532 Sfzzdelfzi FROM LEFT T0 Rioirrz Harriman, Wliitv, Rorthkf, Pm-rs, Grobuwyvr, Ilall, Couprr, Wilson EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CAROLYN PETERS . . . . .... Prrsiflcnt lX'IARGAR15T RUETHKE . . . . I 'ir1'Presi1lrnt DIAN.A ILIARRISON . . . . . Treasurer llfIAR.ILYN Gkomiltrlznili . ....,... Sffcremry ANNE l'lALL ...... . . Holm' President East NANCY COUPIER .... . llousc Prvsizlcrzt Blain CHARLOTTE NVILSON . . . . . H owe Prvsizlerzt Wfvst PAULA VVHITE . . . . . Sophomore Rrfwreselztfzliw ANNE RONEX' . . . . .l'll'l'A'lllll1lll Represelztcltive Assuming responsibility in the management of student affairs, the Hollins stu- dent body elects its representatives by whom it is governed in a democratic form of government. Under the leadership of Carolyn Peters, this year's lfxeeutive Council has assisted in the revision of the student organization budget. Aided by 'Edna lkiae NVoolf, chair- man to Legislative Board, Council has also revised the student constitution and taken as its major project the study of our honor system. i Sueceeded hy Henrietta Carter second semester. sg 96 Cflfl76'I'l4lflll?lflf JUDICIAL BOARD JUNE SMITH ......................... Cilllliflllllll KA'rHRx'N SANFORD . . . . Sf'11iorRf'jn'e.re11tati've HARRIET ROHNIER. . . . . Senior Rzfprffsentatifve PHYLLIS NICCUI5 . . . .lzmior Rffpreselztali-zle ISERNARD Bizuxizrisv . . . . Junior Rep:-eserztatifue ANN NEAL COLE . . . SOPIIUIIIOFI' Represezzlati-vc ISAIUMRA Roniznrs . . . Freshman Represeniati-ve liuided by june Smith, .ludieial Board has undertaken, along with Council, :1 survey of the Hollins Honor System. From this survey it has worked out a plan of dividing judicial Board into two branches-one to handle dormitory regulations through 11 House Committee, and one to act as Z1 Supreme Court in judging any major violations of the Honor System. FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mffjillf, Rolnmr, Sanford, Smilh, Cole, Roberts and Bcrlzzflcy 'ii 97 lil'- ireya Freya is the honorary organization of Hollins which seeks to recognize achieve- ment in college by choosing to membership those girls who have contributed to their Alma llflatcr in one or more fields of activity, and who are guided in all they do by a spirit of love for and fidelity to this college. The organization was founded in IQO3 by a group of Hollins girls who felt the need of some society which should embody the high ideals by which they sought to live. Though the organization has undergone many Changes, it still strives to achieve the loveliness of the Goddess Freya, after which it was named. Figures in a Dream was this yea1 s lliay Day celebration, presented by Freya, llflay 17th, during the Centennial Celebration. Artistieally impressionistic, it presented the past, present and future of Hollins. lh'IARGARET ROETI-IKE ........ .... ...... C I mirnmn CAROLYN PETERS Haukim' RQHNER IQATHRYN SANFQRD RUTH DENNETT lx'IARII.YN Gaoizaiifviziz ICRICA BROWN 1 4.4- LEIVT T0 RIGHT: R01'f!1kt', R0fIllL'I', Pz'lz'r.t, Sanford, Ilroiwn, D0l1lll'ff and Grollrlzryzv' if 98 lif- O ERICA BRONVN ....... lXqARY CATHARINI2 PAYNE SARA!-I GRAYIJIIN ..... JEAN rl1WYMAN . . . lQvIzI,YN ANDERSON . . LOUISE CAMl'l4ELI.. . . . lx'IARION c.iRAY CouR'I'NI2Y BETTY IQERR HENDIRIX . . DIANA HAIXRISON . . . BERNARD BI5RKI2I.IzY . . PAULA XVHITE .... lVlARGARET 'FRUSLER . . Q Wil ,4. . . . . President . . Vice President . . .Secretary . . . . . . . Tlwlszlrm' . Senior Repwsmzintivc . . . Jluiim' Rcj:rcsf21ztafi've . Sofllmmore Reprcsffztative . . . .Frrfslmian Represerztative Clzairnzan of Religious Activiiies . . . . Clzfzirman of f1!l7Jl?7'fiSC'llZE7lf . . fjllllifllldll of C0lIINlll7Zifj7 Ser-vice CVlfli7'lHll7l 0fjlff'I1Ib8TS,lifD Completely reorgzmized by its president, Erica Brown, the Y. VV. C. A., ulth 1tS one hundred and eighty members, has become an extremely active group. Built on voluntary nIeInbersl1ip instead of the former automatic I1'lCI1lbCl'Sl'llP system, it has been divided into four eonnnitrees-religious activities, 2lClVCl'tlSC1HCI'lf, community service, and melnbership. Besides the clinic work done in local white and colored schools, the organization this year has conducted two drives for the VVorld Student Service Fund and for Young America WaIltS to Help. -it-f 99 13+ ANNE FOLKES, Editor NANCY BLACREURN HENRI CARTER HELEN CIIEWNING BETTY CULLUM VIRGINIA DAVENPORT MARY ELIZABETH DoNAI,nsoN CAROLINE GALE CATHERINE GRAX' PRISCILLA YIAMMEI. JANE HENDERSON SUSAN BAKER ffollin ' dflumu Hollins Columns, the college news- paper published twice monthly, has undertaken as its policy for the year all accurate portrayal of campus activ- ity. 'l'hrough its news coverage, more- over, it has served as a guide toward more constructive thinking on all phases of school life. Particularly, Ilullins Coliznzvzs has sought to estab- lish Z1 closer relationship between stu- dents and the Student Government REPORTERS SUSAN JoIINsToN AGNES RIED JONES ANN JunsoN BETTY KING BERNICE LOIZEAUX EVELYN MARAIST JEAN lVlI2YIiRS MARY LEwIs MILLIS FLORENCE MILYRo AMY Lou REDFIELIJ Association. PAT NEII.oN MARY Nouns ANNE PAGE JANE SENTER SARAII GRAYIJON MARY FRANCES SMITII BIZ ToEI1I.EIvIAN SARA XVOKELY PIELEN 'IQAULMAN DUITT HUDSON B ETSI' SIM PsoN PROOF READERS BETTY GELBACH RosIE BOARD LUCY GRAY HILL NANCY WASHINGTON T Y P I S T S MARGARET CRosEY MARY CURTIS LOUISE l'lARRIMAN EI.IZABIE'l'II HENDRICKS EEE 100 lif- FIRST ROW: MAIQICJN GRAY CQURTNIQY . . . . . Column Editor BARBARA HUDNUTT .... . . Exchange Editor MARY PIEARSON ..... . . . Feature Editor SECOND ROVV: AGATHA ROBERTS . . . . News Editor BETTY LEE SAMS ...... . , Associate Editor MAI!-IOIIIE FAY IJNDERHILL . . . . Ilffanaging Editor THIRD ROVV: JUDY BARROXV ..... . . Business Illanager PA'1'SYRYI,AND . . . . . , . . . Circulation ,Manager BELVA SCHULZI5-Blanca . . ...... Distributor i If 101 15? Gurgo ,s SUSAN DYCKMAN JOHNSTON Editor For sixty-four consecutive years the literary magazine at Hollins has revealed, in the poems, essays, and stories of its three issues annually, the trend of thought through each contemporary era. During the past two years Cargoes has been completely over- hauled and given slick paper, colored covers, photographs, and pen-and-ink drawings. 'Fil 102 lit- FIRST ROVV: ANNE ARh1ISTEAD . HENRIRTTA CARTER SECOND ROVV: LIRRA PIERCE . . ANNE STRAUB . . PAUIRA XVHITE . . . Business Jlfanager . . Exchange Editor Book Review Editor . . Assofizzte Editor . . Associate Editor -YJ-f 103 U16 Spin far Victim VALIGHAN. Editor r.llHE SPINSTIER, annual publication of Hollins students, was organized this year on a new cooperative plan in which every person working with the book played an equally important part. Studying top-ranking ,year books from other colleges, each member of the staff not only helped in the Hnal arrangement of TH E Sl'1NS'l'12R but also worked out ideas for her own section. Even those publication jittersn came under no editorial priorities, but were shared and shared alike. By selling subscriptions to alumnaz, and by receiving additional financial aid from the Student Government Association, the staff has been able to include the Centennial Celebration in this year's issue. Though this addition necessitated breaking the tra- dition that SPINSTERS always come out on lyiay Day, we believe that the postponed debut of our book was more than justified since it permitted us to conclude with the Centennial itself, climax of the 1941-1942 session. +24 104 R+ FIRST SECON ROVV : CYNT1-UA COLLINGS . . BETTY DORSCHEID . . LOUISE HARRIRIAN . . SUSAN JOHNSTON . VIRGINIA NIARTIN . .Editor of Photography ' Senior Informals S dssociate Editor ' ' lOrganizations . . ' ..... Organizations S Copy flssistant 1 Organization of Snapshots . . . . . . . ...Snapshots X D ROVVZ v I A - AMY Lou REl.JFIIELD . . . . S 7o2eiiZti':z IVIARY FRANCES SMITH . . . . General Assistant KATHRYN SANFORD . . . flthletic Section ANNE 'UPCHURCH . . . . Business Illanager , C t - - PATRICIA WADSWORTH . . S .OWTHW of Ex 'H K Currzrular Events flrt Editor IVIARGARIET ROETHKIE Knot picturedj .... . A Division Pages Introductory Section Q4 105 13+ Dramatic Board FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Cuoprr, Ilardfwirka, Cariar, and Sinzjwmn. SIEATEIJ: Gardnrr and Ilabsau The Dramatic Board, with the assistance of lfliss Susie Blair, annually directs the casting and production of three plays-in the fall, in the spring, and at Commence- ment. The association, moreover, is in charge of all costumes and equipment of thc Little Theatre. JANET SIMPSON .... . . . President Ei,izA1zi3TH PTARDXVICKE . . l icr Presidenf HENRIETTA CARTER . . . . Secretary NANCY Coovizn . . ..... Trensurw- BETTY GARDNER . . Theatre C',Lllil'1ll!l7I EDYTHE HOBSON . . . Publicity Clzzzirmmz Q24 106 E+ ye Merrie ,Mn quer Those girls who cherish the glare of footlights and the smell of grease paint, set Ye Mer1'ie lVIasque1's as their college goal. lllembership is based on a required number of points awarded for participation in plays and back-stage work. Highlighting the winter dramatic entertainment is the Clwistinzis pageant, staged and acted by the wearers of the green key. This year's members are: Nancy Couper, Janet Simpson, Henrietta Carter, June Smith, Janet Sicarcl, Ethel Richardson, Anne Stainbaclc and Elizabeth Hardwicke, chairman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coujrrr, Carlzrr, Ril'1IlU'd.YOIl, l'llll'd'lUiCA'l', Stainbark, Simjuon, and Simrd -12-l 107 231' ,Music Assariafiv Chiefly concerned with promoting interest on campus in good music, the Minsic Association gives musical teas throughout the year, and for its annual formal meeting brings to the college a guest artist. All students of applied music or theory and all members of the Choral Club and Choir are members of the Association. Its business is conducted by oflicers of the Board, to which all music majors belong. Gwexnom-'N H L' lnz.-iran . . . . Przcviflwzt .ANNIE RICCLENNY . .... Vine Prexifhzzz ELIZABETH CHINN . . . . S1rlLoolSo1Lg Leazlrr CHARLO'I'TI5 W11,soN . . . S6'!'l'l?l!1I'jf1I7l11 Treasurer 108 H+ L21 Wziave Those Hollins music majors, whose work is outstanding, receive rcvognition with membership in La Chiavc, honorzlry music association. 109 GWENDOLYN HUBIQARD ,ANNE NICCLENNY HENRIETTA JONES . . CAROLYN BURT . . ANNE ll'1CCLENNY . DORIS KELLER .... BERNICE LoIzEAL'x . . JANE ARNOLD . . MARJORY ASIIEY BERNARD BERKELEY RosA BOARD BETTY BROYVN ANN BRIGHT ELIZAEETII CI-IEWNING PIELEN CHEWNING JOYCE COOPER NANCY COUPER JANET DIEHL JEAN Dowxs VIRGINIA DAVENPOR1' LELIA ECIIOLS SARAI-I CDRAYDON CAROLINE GALE VIRGINIA GALLEIIER VIRGINIA I-IARMON MERILLE HEWITI' COURTNEY JANEWAY EI,IzAIIE'I'I-I KING 67101411 C7116 VVith an improved constitution and a new emblem, the Choral Club hm had a gala year. Besides giving an ex- cellent Convocation, Club members sang for the Thursday Nlorning Nlusic Club, of Roanoke, and gave a joint recital with the W. and L. Glee Club. Under the direction of 'WI Goodale, they presented a musical score of his own composition at the Centennial Celebration. MARIAN NE LAY'I'oN BARIIARA LAMBERT IQATIIARINE Low SARA COOPER MAY Ru'I'II MCCOY JEAN MEYERS LILY MACLEMORII SARA MILNER MARY PEARSON S12 CLAIR PEERY +24 110 ya? . Presizlent . Sl'l'l': fflI'y . 4Jf't'0lllf7lllliXf . . . . . Librarian flssistant Librarian Publirity Dirertor FRANCES PUGII PAT RENTSLER HARRIET SPARKMAN BE'rsY SIMPSON lVlAR'I'lIA JANE SHANDS JEAN IKWYMAN RU'I'II TALLEY SARAI-I FFAYLOR JULIA MEADE VVII.soN KATIIARINE WILSON Cyhzpal Ulm 2' .lUDl'l'I-l Hamlow , . ANNE NICCLIENNY . Birrsv SIMPSON . ANN ii 'Paoli . . President . Secretary . Libl'IIl'iH7l . flssistanf LibI'fl!'iIl7l Members of the Chapel Choir do many things other than sing each Sunday night. Besides singing for the Vesper Service at VVashington and Lee once a year, these girls provide a musical program at the Christmas VVhite Gift Service, and struggle up at the crack of clawn to wake each rlormitory with carols the day before Christmas vacation. Two hours weekly practice with few cuts makes the Chapel Choir a serious and successful group. M,uu:u1clu'i'1a C'olcxwm.l IFLOIKENCIE lVIn.rKo N.-wer linmau Manx' jams lllzss PmsCn.1,,x l'lAMMIil. ANN!-1 Bicsrzs PENNY ,lowes Axxnf Lixunn-: Rarcmx fiVVliND0l,YN llunmizn lvlmu' VIRGINIA C'UR'ris M,xl1'l'il,x Cl.XN'I'XN'liI,l, Axxie S'r.uxnAeK lfI,IZAllli'l'Il llfxruiwlciua I.oUls1a Bossa RL I'll liuxxlrri' RUTH 'lxAI.l.lEY lime.-x Bixowx l!la'1 l'1' CHINN AN Nia H Am, Cn.xRi,o'r'r15 XVILSON Iivmxw Mu1.1.Ek B12'r'1'Y fiARDNliIl C.'XI.I.Ili Ruins ANNE Uveriunen C.1k0I,YN HURT 1 l 'ff CARY MACDONALD Maajonin ANNE SWAN HARRXET SPARKMAX NANCY Courier: Fiuxcns Puon AANNE NVEATHERSPOON Hmm' IQING Gifxiaviizviz lVlII.LS juun CooPER .l1I3F l' T0 RIGHT: Sinzjirou, BllI'7'01C', Page and .7UfClen11y asf 1 1 1 51:- SARA YYOKLIZY . . ANNE STRAUB. . ,... . . . . . MEMBERS SARA CROORETT ANNE FOLKES NIARY ELIZABETH SARAH GRAYDON SUSAN JOHNSTON Wrifvrs ' dub Created to encourage an active in-- terest in writing among the students of Hollins, the XVriters' Club recog- nizes literary talent by awarding membership to all girls who have had two articles, prose or poetry, pub- lished in the college magazine, Car- gorx. rlilll'0Llgl'10LIt the year informal meetings are held :lt which each meni- her presents her original work for constructive criticism. . . .... . .Prrfxizlrfzzt . . Sl'l'I'!'fllI'j7 112111 Trcwszlrzrr H ARRIIET MCCAW lh'IARY PEARSON DONALDSON ANN1E LAURIE RANKIN ANNE S'rA1NRAcK ,I LIN E S1urrH h7ICKIE VA UGHAN APPRENTICE, OR HALF, MEMBERS ANNE H.ALL ILLIZARETH CHINN lVIOLLY WEEKS HARR1ET ROHNER HAZEI. BRIDGMAN -:EE 112 ERICA BROWN MARY BAKER BARNES Jlrferlfzaiialfzfzl Kelafioffz Hfllb Founded to encourage :ui interest in current events, the International Relations Club sponsors informal gatlierings at which contemporary affairs are analyzed and discussed. RIARY lEI.l.SIlI?RG . . FRANCES 'FAYLOR . livm.vN Mu1.1.lm . ETH 151. RICHARDSON . ERICA BROWN LOUISE CAMPIEIELL SARA Froiznwcu CRocK1sT'r AIARILYN Gnomiiavizu DIAN.1X HAiuusoN ' H ENRIETTA Jonas Rosl2MA1w NIORSE ICLINOR Snacli Hm.iaN Svmoxvs . . . Prr'.vi1lent View Prcsifleizt . . Treasurer . . Sc'rrf'I1zry - wich--.. 113 12+ '14 1 X Fi ANNE MORRISSEX' . LEOTA KING ........ MARJORIE FAY UNDERI-IILL . . Huff? Ulzmfz ml Sofiefy Composed of students in advanced chemistry, the Curie Chemical So- ciety, through its informal meetings, serves to stimulate an interest in science. . . . Presizlelzt . . . Vive Prvsifleizl . . Secretary-Trerlxurer AGNES BACHMAN SARAH TAYLOR ANN NEAL COLE BELVA SCHULZE-BERGE FRANCES CAMPBELL BERNARD BERKELEY -2:4 11413- 6'amc'ra Hub rl he Camera Club has as its only requisite for membership illl avid love of photo gr'1phy At regular informal meeti clIlCl dmeuss thc latest in Kodak art MAIRY ISLLSIIIERG .... ngs these cz1meI'a fiends criticize one another Q work BII.vA SCHULZIQ-BERGIQ . . ANNA BIzI.I,I3 PRICE CYNTHIA CoI.I.INos BERNARD BERIQIILIEY fil3NlEVII3VE MILl.S RUTI-I TALLIIY ETIIIIL RICHARDSON M ARGARET Cuosnv IMIARY LII: DONALDSON EIIIILY lVlCCURDY VIRGINIA CJALLEH ER BAIRIJ MCCLURIE . . . . . Presiflmzt S ecretary- Treasurer -1811151 'I 3:- jiflar hal C,-xRoL1N iz CEALE . JANET S1e.xRD . . lil 116 151+ Clmscn by l'resiclent Rzlmlolpli for nutstzuuling poise :mil campus citizen- ship, student nizirslmls represent the College at :ill assemblies sponsored by Hollins, ushering at the Sunday clmpel services, cniivoczitioiis, :incl all formal occasions. . . Chief IIIIIFSIIIIZ . Hsxixlrzni I:llil'f11lf1l'.S'llllI FIRST ROW: Su.v1m Bzzlvfr, Bernard Berkeley, Armin Cay, Elizabeth Clzewning, Sam Coojwr lllay, lllnry Ellsberg. SECOND ROW: Eliznbvth Grnwly, Dimm Iflarrisorz, Harriet lllcrCr1z.u, Baird llIcClure, Emily lUcC11rrly, flgatlm Robcfrls. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Sanger, Jmzet Sicarzl, .lllargnret S miilz, Helen Taulumn, Judith lfyeixx, Suzanm' Wllajvfzv, Sara Yokley. -v1f117R+ .,,,, L. i--k-.,,,. Y ,MMA VIRGINIA IVIARTIN . . IVIARY JEAN CAAIPIzEI.I, . . EMILY IVICCURDY . . . AMY NIORRISSEY . . LOUISE HIARRIB-IAN . . CORNELIA rr!-IOMAS . . MOLLY WEEKS . . . EVELYN ANDERSON . . HARRIET ROHNER . . RIARGARET HARRIS . . CORNIZLIA FFHOMAS . . EMILY NICCURDY . . VIRGINIA KIDD . . ANNE HALL. . . . ELOISE SEELIGSON . . IQAY SANFORD . . PATSY RYLAND .... l Afhlvfic I Hmrd The Athletic Board, one of the most active organizations on campus, encourages students to take part in athletics, and furthers good sports- manship in all activities. Composed of sports managers and of class representatives, the Board plans games and parties throughout the year, supervises the Cabin, and gives two banquets annually. At these banquets girls who are outstanding in sports participation are presented with awards. . . . .President . . . . Vive President . . Sr':,'ret1Iry-Treasurer . Senior RC'fJI'6'S67Zfflfi'lJ8 . . . JuniorRfrfwesezztntifve . . . Sophomore Represelztatifve . . P1'I'sidc'11t of the Riding Club . . . . Pravizlent of Orclmsis . . . . . .ll01'keyIlIa1z1zger . Jssistmzt Hockey fllanayer . fhsistfznt I I ozikey Jlffmzager . 14ssiI'lanl l'Io1',l'ey Illmzager . . . . . flrfllery flfarzager . . . . Tennis AIIIIZIIQEI' . . . Sllillllllillfl Ifllmzzlgfv' . . . . . . Basket Ball flffllflllgfl' . . flxsistant Bnskfl 1ffIHjl'1fI7l!lg67' lVIARION GRAY COURTNEY . . ........ Ifiiing Il-Ianager SARAH GRAYDON ...... . . Cabin Zllanager M0 agram 67116 The MOIl0gl'Hll1 Club is an honorzlry 0l'gZ1l1iZ?I.tiOl1 recognizing those who excel in athletics. NANCY BLACKIIIIIIN R-'IARY VIRGINIA CAMvIII2I.I., ,R UTII IJIENNETT ANNE I'IALL JANET SICARII VIRGINIA MAIITIN MAR1'HA ELAN CORNELIA r1iHOMAS ANNE KIIUEGIER CAIcoI.YN PETERS AMY Lou RIamfIEI,D KATIIRYN SANFORD CAIzoI,INn GALE AMY MCDRRISSEY ,,.-1 5. ,-PL' rap- s,.L, '1 s +24 119 H+ HARRIIET ROHNER, President -, ,.x Kiding C701 lliembership in the Riding Club, which is the goal of every ricler in Hollins, is a privilege awarded on ability, personal interest, and spirit. The equestriennes' two outstanding events of the year are the fall Gylnkhanzl, which raises the clust and the fun for all, and the Spring Horse Show, in which V. RI. l. and V. P. 1. usually coni- pete. This spring, sadly enough, the show was cut clown because of the war, but was as high as ever in excellence of horsemanship and entertainment. hlenibers of the club have a grand time on supper rides to the cabin, and breakfast jznnits to the Country Club, and parties at The Graves' in Cloverrlnle. Hut, by the way, this is not purely a pleasure club, for the proceeds from the year's show went to the Turner Hall Fund in the form of xX7!ll' Stamps. MOLLY WEEIQS , . . . . President AMY Lou R nnl1'11z1.n . . ...... Virr Prfzcizlezzt ARMIN CAY , . . . . St'l'I'I'f!1I'y1lI1ll Trmrurer 120 il?- Latest additions to the Riding Club are: Susan B1ker, Lillian VV1nsh1p Agnes Grace, lVI1ll'g2lI'Ct l'l.:u'ris, Anne Krueger, Balm Schulze Beige Flimbetli bengei, Frances Belser, llflerille Hewitt and Jeannette Sibley lVIAR'ri-m BOWMAN ARMIN CAY CYNTHIA Coi.LiNGs SARA Finiusxcu Cnc CYNTHIA Diziuw ANNE l'lAI.L LOUISE HARRIMAN ACIARY -PEARSON AMY Lou Riiuifiizm K.fvri-mvw SANFORD Lucv Sfxsscizn !CK ETT -'Cf 121 ll?- 1 fr A I ' 6'r1!i!!iw1U!ulf CrN'r1-ua CoLi.1NGs P1'P.vi1lf'11I SUSAN DYCKMAN NIOHNSTON Sf'1're'tnry A social organization, Cotillion Club provides fun for the campus by having three dances a year. Keller is decorated in season, and VValter Comedy's colored band swings a mean beat, while the dates pin on their eorsages and the stags move in like wolves and try to give their Signa Phi Nothing pins away. The Cotillion Club members, thirty in all, ask other girls on campus as their dates, and the lines are reeled in and out with smooth rapidity. After the dance, buffet supper is served at six and the stags do all the work, while the dates look glamorous. Climax of the winter Cotillion is the awarding of a cup to the best dancer in school. Cofwinners of this year's terpsiehorean fray were Neka Thomas and Ruth Dennett. -fd 122 H4- JEAN AIfIfI.IcK MARJCJIKY ASIIIIY LOUISE BUSE ANN NEAL COLE NANCY COUPER MARY VIRGINIA CURTIS JANE CUTTING RIIEA DAY RUTH DENNETT ANNIE HALL ANNE IQRUEGER VALIERIA KUNTZ BAIRD MCCLURE EMILY lVICCURDY GENEVIEVIE MILLS CARoI.YN 'PETERS AMY Lou REIJIPIELD JANET SICARD MARY FRANCES SMITH HELEN TAULMAN CORN ELIA TI-IoMAs VICKIE VAUGHAN MOLLY WEEKS SUZANNE WIIAYNE PAULA WHITE fThrough an oversight on the part of the editor, C'IrolIne Gale and Gvsendolyn Hubbard, ndditlolml members of Cotillion Club, 'Ire not prctured 'xbovej ,II 123 E+ Orchesis Orchesis is the organization that brings together the girls with definite talent for interpretive dancing. I-lard workers, they provide some of the most beautifully-arranged entertainment Hollins has. An hour dance recital in Nlarch left the audience thrilled with the originality and ability of the girls, and the lliay Day dancing in the Forest of Arden was unparalleled. Applicants are offered the opportunity for tryouts, at which the members and their dll'CCfOl', Nliss Nlarjorie Browning, preside. Orchesis is a group that remains behind the scenes most of the year, but produces il thing of value when it emerges. EVELYN ANDERSON ..... .... P 1-cu-iflmz NIARJORIE FAY UNDlEllI1II,I. . . . Vive P1-wizlezzt M E M B E R S JEAN AFFLICK RUTH JONES DOT SI-IAI-I NANCY COOPER VIRGINIA KIDD LEACY 'lqUCKBR BETTY CULLUM NIARILYN LEVINTIIAI, JUIJITII WEISS APPRENTICIQS MARY JEAN CAMPBELL AREIIN CAY I-IELEN HUNTER BETTY CHINN JANE CUTTING IRENE JONES PENNY JONES BETTY DORSCI-IEIID BIZTSY MOSES GLORIA KREY AGNES GRACE ICLOISE SEELIGSON FRANCES BELSER ELIZAIHETINI TOEIILEMAN +51 124. EA O Q O Wlint is Ada? No one but Ada knows, and we suspect that they're a bit uncertain themselves. They are :In amazing mixture of Hellza POppin', James Thurber and VVinnie-thc-Pooh, for they have slapstick, subtlety and wise sayings by Girls of Little Brain. Royal purple is their color and their Tucsclziy privilege. Girls may come and girls may fall Hat, but through the years Ada's growth has never been stunted. . . All we can say is that if Saroyan had ever come to Hollins, he would have worn The Purple. EIJNA lX1AE WOOLF ............ ...... P resident ANNE HALL JANET SIMPSON VYAL IQUNTZ NIICKEY ROETI--IKE RTARY VVHELCHEL VIRGINIA MARTIN AMY LOU REIJEIELD PATSY BOYD LIRBA PIERCE VICKIE VAUGHAN SUSAN JOHNSTON PATSY RYLAND QTAROLYN PETERS BERNARD BERKELIEY ELEANOR RUST NANCY COOPER .HARRIET MCCAW The fldax are out on lhe campus, The elders are out on Il spree, l T ze flzlas are nmhing ll rum pusy, Oh, come and hreve cmrhtnils at three! LEFT T0 Rim-I'r: Peters, l'auglmu, Johnslon, Martin, Boyd, Berkeley, Ryland, Redfield, Raelhke, Simjmson, Ilfhelehel. SIaATIzD: Pierre, President Il'oolf, Hall, Couper. def 125 Inf I I II, II II II I I I I I I I I I XI II I I II I II II I 'I I I II I II 'I I I I I I I -.3l1. J 1... 9-.1-:ffl V 'QL I I 5-4 -fE i:LIIQ I .J 95 : I , , I IW Wan Lx' ,I 1 'T' J, . ,- Y1,,1'y7,. .,f,., If IUULQ J aug- 'ef U' My I ,. HI, A- ' ef. 5 A , V A ..,. LEFT 'ro RIGHT: llfceks, Belk, Campbell, Aldams, Shamis, Latimcr, Curtis and Captain Martin filllffdj Climaxing the hockey season, which begins with class games, is the Odd I ven game. Nlembers of the Odd :Ind Even teams are chosen according to the yen of gI'zIdLI:ItioII, whether it be odd or even. LILLIAN BELIQ . . MARY LATIMER .... DOROTHY STEVENS . . . MARY J EAN CAMI1III5I.L NANCY BLACKRLIRN . . RUTH ADAMS ..... MARTHA JANE SHANDS JUNE MCGRAW .... NIOLLYVVEEKS . . VIRGINIA MARTIN . . . MARY VIRGINIA CURTIS Substitutes . . Left Pying . . . Left Inrier . . Right Wing . . . Right Inner Cfrztrr Forzurzrd . . Left Halfhack Right Halfhnck Cm tm' Ilfllfblllfl' . . Left Fullback . . Right Fulllmck . . . Go11!Gu11r1l ELIZABETH LITTLE JANE PANDI3 PAMELA OLINE BETTIE SI RUINT -121 128 E+ Ezfcn H0 keg I , V . 2 .lg . , u ,ag X., .A 'V If -fm ik LI- I-'I T0 RIGIIT: Dcmwll, Milylco, Il il.mn, Rohnfr, IVrCurrly, Coupcr, Krueger, Thomas, Harrzs and Captain Hall fszfalvdj That Even 'l'igeI ' was once more on a rampage, wresting the cup from the Odd Bl uk Cat by Il lllilfgill of four goals in the Thanksgiving game. NANCY Coop ER .... HARRIE'F R01-INER . EMILY MCCURIJY . ANNIE IQRUEGER . . CORNELIA 'THOMAS MARG.ARET HARRIS . RUTH DENNETT . . ,IAN ET SICARD ...... IQATHARINE WILSON ANNE HALL. . . . FLORENCE MILYKO . . . . . . .Left Wfing . . Left Inner . . Right Wing . . Right Inner Center Forward . Left Ifalfhach Right Ifalfhach Center .Halfbach . . Left Fullbach . Right Fullhacl' . . Goal Guard Substitutes PATSY RYLAND IQATHRYN SANFORD CAROLINE GALE MARY LIB DONALDSON MARY NOLDE -'Sf 129 R1- S614 21 Ha key Bunny Rohner, member Of All-Virginia State Hockey Team, led the Seniors to a final victory. Setting an exceptional record, tlIe Class of '42 claimed for the fourth consecutive year the title of champions. ELEANOR RUs'I'. . . ....Lz'fl llling BUNNY ROHNER. . .. ........ Lrft lnnnr MICKEY ROETIIRE .... .... C vnlwr Forward AMY MORRISSEY. . .. . . . . . .Right Inner KAY SANFORD .... CAROLINE GALE. . ....Right llfing . . . . .Left Half MUFFX' SICARD .... .... C '1'nlz'r llalf RUTI-I DENNETI' .... JANET SIMPSON. .. ANNE I'IALL ..... ANNE FOLRES .... VICRIE VAUCIIAN JUNE SMI'rI-I PAT W AOswOR'I'IfI ERICA BROWN SARAII GRAYIJON . . .Right llalj' ....L1'ft Full .. . .Righl Full . .... Goal Keeper . . .Substitutes 41 130 lik A., juniar fhfvkcy Virginia Martin, Junior captain, led her hard- lighting team on to a close victory over the Freshmen in one of the season's most exciting games. RIIEA DAY... ...Left Wing JANE ARNOLD ....... ..... L rf! Inner NANCY BLACRRURN ..., ...Cnztfr Forfward MARY JEAN CAMI-EEI.I.. .. .... Right lnmrr ANGIE FRAZER ........ ..,. R ight Wing BE'I I'IE SPRUN1' .... .... L rf! Ilalf MOI.I.Y WEEKS .... BIZ 1 OISl'I.EMAN. .... . MARY VIRGINIA CURTIS, . .. VIRGINIA l.VlAR'l'lN ...... LIIIIIA PIERCE ....... BERNARD BIERKELIEY LOUISE HARRIMAN FRANCES 'FAYLOR JACK GllAN'ELY Cvnlfr llalf .Righl Ilalf .. .Lrfl Full ..Righ1 Full Goal Kwpel' . .Sub.fIilui1's Qrcstzufztzlfz H0 keg Lillinn Belk clulmpioncd new hnckey talent from the Freshmen to give the upper-clussmen :I close FZICC for victory. LII.I,IAN BELR .... PAMELA OI.INIs ..,. LISA LI'I'rI,Iz .... MARY LA'I'IMIaR .... DoRo'rIIY S'rILvI:Ns. . RUTH ADAMS ..... JUNE IVTCCIRAW .... MARTHA SHANDS. .. FRANcIzs PUGII. .. JANE PANIJII. ........ GRAHAM C:iVVA'l'l'lMI'ZY .... MARY ELLEN BEAR MARJORIIC DEMARIISI' ANN VVHITM AN MARTHA Bovn . .. ,.L1'fl lffing . . . . .Lrft lunar Cnntfr F omuard .. . .Right Inner ...Right IVing ....Lffz Half . . . . Ccnlrr Half .. , .Right Ilalf . . . . .Left Full ...Right Full . . . Goal Kcrpm' . . . .Subrtitutrr +31 131 R+ Sophaltwrc' Ho keg The Sophomores, captained by Patsy Ryland, were, for the second year, runners-up for the championship. Their Hnal fray with the Seniors ended the class games in Z1 battle that sent the clash of hockey sticks echoing all the way up Tinker. NANCY COOPER ..... MARX' NOLDE ..... ANNE KRUEGIER .... NIZKA TI-IoMAs ..... EMILY MCCURDY .... . . . ..Lz'ft llfing . . . . .Lfft Inner Center F orfward . . . .Right Inner . . . .Right llfing PEGGY HARRIS .......,. ...... L rf! Half PATSY RYLAND. ..... . MARY LIB D0NAI.nsoN ..... KAY WILSON ............ DAIL SCI-IIzI.I. ...... FLORENCE MILYKO .... DoRo'rI-IY LISVIN'I'I-IAL JANE l'lENDERSON- VIRGINIA GAI.I.RIfIER MARY PIaARsoN PATRICIA RI:N'I'sLER . . . Canter Half . . . .Right Half . .. ..L1'fl Full . . . . .Right Full . . . Goal Kffper . . . .Substitutes .1-1 f -. .-r .f f' 'V 1. ,v fy ,, I . 'u 1 rf? 5'-qfi' L' ff ,V -,:'. jj fi -If ,i Qf T? I If in .5 if gf J M' ig 4 4 KATHRYN SANFORD .... .... L c t Wim MARGARET I-lzuams. .. .... Lf 1 Ilal bark J H,1RRIli'I' ROHNER ..... ..... L ffl hznvr PATSY RYLAND ...,. .... R ight llalflwafk EMILY MCCURDY .... ..... R ight Wing Jfwrrr SICARIL... ...Cmzlrr Ilalfback CORNELIA 'THOMAS .............. Right Inner Axxra I'I,u.I. ....... . ...Lrji Fullhack NANCY Coomak ............. Crum- 1 ar-'ward VIRGINIA MARTIN .... ...Right Fullbafk FLORENCE MILYKO ...... . . . . . . .Goal Guard LEFT T0 RICIIT IN THE VARSITY V: Ryland, Ilall, Milylm, Tlmnms, Cvujwr, Mariin, Harris, 1WcCurdy, Simrd, Rohnfr and Sulzforrl X: Qs! 132 121- .W-I if! Zfennis Neka 'l'honms not only won the fall Singles Tournament but also, with Ruth Dennett, won the spring doubles match.- -'Ef 133 H+ Archery Besides helping the Odds win the fall Odd-Even Archery Tournament, Virginia Kidd also walked away with honors in the spring individual archery meet. 1664 Ka ke! Kal! LEFT T0 RIGHT: Pl'fI'I'.Y, Afllffill, lflumv, l.rfl1uif'l1, Ilmlfilrlil and Cllflfllill Ilall High spot of the basket ball season is the game between the Ycmassces and the llflohicmis. Tagged at the beginning of the year, Cach girl Haunts the red or the blue as her color, and would give clown to her last Brooks sweater to sec that color hanging from the galleries of lX'Iain as a symbol of victory on the fateful Ilay. ll4ARTHA ISLAM . . . CAROLYN PETERS . . . ,ff 5 ff x CAPTAIN ANN H ALL . . 1 , . ' -,J -' ALICE LEFTWICII . . J . J' 'I , VIRGINIA MARTIN . ,. r I 1, - ' J ' ASIYREDFIISID. . - .s N? s sb . IJ' , V f 1 ,. N ' P ' - 1. I, 'Z I 9? Substilutes .1 .J ' - is K vi' ' .- , F EUGENIA POTTER ,,'RI'II3A DAY MAXRX' LII: DONALDSON I ' I J V 'Q Us 1 1 - it 7 Nr 5 1 'J 'frm r' -' :I F... 'J I 'sf' ,jf -Q3 I ' I 1 - ' Q13 - s' 4 ' ,i rf, r v S JJ fl J J 0 N .x 5 04 N f . - Ss. -J 4- S ' I . 1 - ff W K N' LJ ' if NS xi 131LlZI+ 5' J ,T 5 Foriurzrzl I'lUI ZL'll7'IZ lorivarz F I . Gzmrzl . Guard . fillllfll VAL IQUNTZ 167116 Ba kc! Hal! Lum' 'ro Rxclrrz Cuplain Ryland., Campbell, Thomax, McCurdy and Kraeg:-r The trzulitionnl Red-Blue game was as big an event as ever, with the Blues, led by Patsy Ryland, taking top honors for the fifth consecutive year. However, the Reds, eaptainecl by Anne Hall, put up :1 fight which made every basket a thrill. RINKY IMICCURDY . . NEKA 'FI-imxms . . ANNE IQRUEGIZR .... ClRAI-IAM GWATHMEY . FRANCES CAA1P1xE1,L . . CAPTAIN 'P.1x'rsY RYLAND H Azm. BRIDGMAN Substifutes Forward Fnrwrznl Forward . Guard . Guard . Gum-11 NIARJORIE FAY UNDERHILL Jef 135 kv junior Ka kcffl6'z1!! The battling Junior six were led by Rhea Day from one good struggle to another. Though they were a bothered, beaten team at the end of the season they went down fighting. , Rum DM' ........... . . .Fur-ward Mmt'rn.x CAx'rvvu1.L .... . . .Forfward Nfwcx' Blnxcxnuntx .... . . .Forward MARY JEAN CAMPBlil.l.. .. ...Guard Vmcmm Mrxmrx ..... . . .Guard E1.1zABre'l'H 'I'oEPr.EMAN .... .... G uard BE'1'1'1E SPRUM' ......... .... S ubsfitule -'Ci 136 lif- mzcfr Ha 'kd Hall The Seniors, captained by Amy Redfield, pre- sented n strong, skillful team again this year, providing one of the highlights of the season with thu Senior-Snplmmnrc game. C.'xR0l.x'N l,Ii'l'liRS .... .... I 'urfwartf MAlt'x'1l.'x IEIAM .... .... P 'orfwnrd KM' SANVURD. . . .... I orfwcu'ff ANN:-1 l'I.xl.l .... ..Guur1l AMY RfEDl4'lliI.D .... .... G uarfl RUTH l,I5NNli'Ii'I'. . . .... Guard H Attxzlrrr R01 1 N lik ....Sul1sli!utr'r Ernm. Rxcvmltnsox -- Arm' Mmuussrav Z I Sopholmfrf Basket hall champs again this year, the Soph- omores, with Frances Campbell as their captain, piled up points with seen all season. Cokxlaxm '1ill0MAS. . . Emlm' MCCURDY. .. Arms Knunolck . .. A N N is Bmcs ........ Flmxclas CAM Pmam.. .. Plvrsv RYLAND. . . . . thc smontllest team work Furfwnrd Forfwarfl F0l'fLUl1I'Ii . . Guard . . G narrl . . Guard El.lZABlE'I'll Illzwmux Km' VVILSON , . .. ..Sul1s11luI1'.v Mxmjomu F,n'UNl1mu1x1.1, MARY Lin DONALDSON il Y Lf . -.I Lisfl- 1 ' lm' ' loilv. Xi f.4.',., L X A xxx. ' 'Vx '- xv LAK' Jai. Y., X, Nb I U ' ' 'q 'iv'-AN-e 3- V. -.5-l ,J ': '5:.s '-k 1 xxx. LX' A 1,12 rv ' .- .S :Ks . R... , , NXQX-fx . ll 137 ll? -' 'Q .- f-lv, y . , . ' Y ' ., xx owq. ,mx Mix- . 4 5'rc'sl11mzf1 Hazel Bridgman and her Freshman team showed real talent as they took part in one ex- citing game after another. VVhen they defeated the Seniors, they made it possible for the school to see Il most thrilling game. ELIZABIQTII ANN LENTZ .... . . .Forfward MARY Loulsrc Domx. .. . . .Forrwarrl Hlxzm. Bxuoomnx .... . . .F0f'bUlll'd Aucxs Lmwwrcu .... . . .Guard CiR!UlAM CKPVV.-YI'IIMEY. . . . . .Guard I-Irimzx HILL l'lUN'l'lZR. .. ...Guard Brs'r'rY MARTIN ELIZABETH Blmn1.laY X Sulmimnls EUGHNIA Po'l'rr:n MARY LATIMER Var ity 1621 ke! 161111 vf' v,,, I,1s1f'r TO RIGHT: Mclfurrly, Elarn, Tlmmas, lirflfvlfl, 1.r'flfwir'!1 mul lla!! RIARTHA ELAM . . EMILY MCCURDX' . CORNELIA THOMAS AMY LOU REDFII3I.D ALICE LEFTNVICH . ANNE HALL . +15 133 22+ Forwarzl Forzuarzl l 0I Z.L-'llfll . Guard . G1lIll'll . 01111111 Sophomorcs Sophomorcs Seniors . Seniors . -Inniors . . Seniors . ifvcns . . Sophoinores Sopholnorcs Freshmen . Seniors . lfruslnncn . Sopliomorcs Hlucs . . I-IOCKIVQY SEASON, 1941 - 7 . 2 . 6 - 5 . 2 - 3 - 4 F1'CSi1l1lCIl . juniors . Freshmen . juniors . l71'csh111c'11 . Sopholnorcs Odcls . . RASKLZT BALL SEASON, 1942 ..28 ..29 ..24 ..46 --35 ..28 ..28 Freshmen . juniors . 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' . 11- 1: IL, 1 ba 1.11. 1, . .1 Q 1 . -- , , L, . '25 ,A , ,.,1- l' 1, 'A , , 1 11 25 , X, . . .,, , 1 . 11, 1 111 1 ix? rf ' BH ' Ltzam XQLCAIIJC 4014, MADONNA Chosen by Yc lX'Icrric Mnsqucrs, lfthcl Richardson this year portrayed the hfadonna in ' '- f 5 B ' 'll and dealt with the war theme. :1 cTllI'iSflll?lS Dilglfilllt whxch was XVXIIYLII by Lug.: IOXX F 7' H 6 3 l I ,M 'AN PI H L 1 I I l l 9 V r ' w 1 I I L 1 I U W 4 I! LN W fi N , si .. n 1 Wfm .J ,.: -9,9-un i ix Q X4 X r N :B: we, Qi al--H L' 1 fi SY 'fs X If 'a r 431 VVhen we and our aching muscles hie ourselves to the hills for the Tinker Day orgy of hot clogs :intl strip-tenses with Arla taking on IS. C. ns its new hcnclnchc... Alnericnn Air Lines' opening in Roanoke with 'Hollins glznnour nioclclling for the cvcnt... VVQ - , . . , I , cheer :xl the iiytnkllnllu :mtl go lwcr-zcrk :lt the C0fllll0ll to Vllulter , Comedy's rhythlns. .. Vi-'e finish up this month with u one-night -J f' x -1' stand of the Senior Stunt production, 'irlllll' First Ilunclrecl Years Are the l'I:1rclest. Q '5 ?f'2n: will A-vi .rf ,5- ' uv X ff-lb. U ff' vs.. lv A Ipxy ftuipsy fLUHh'UUlIll-flff il 4'I,UlliIl' ii'.r hol. Nu claxxvs, you poor gfrilzds. Swv ffm prrlly horse. lffc fbvlllll flda, Plwidml Rzuzdoljrh. Soma juuzkins. Lillian was a thing of beauty, but those cor.v1'l.r'Il .stunt Kfnjm 'rm flying. your grofwlfz. Dorf! blalm' Corllrll. Gal funny. llahf Tlmz-'x ll long, lang frail a-fwinrliug. You pick Tm, Kiel. Tinker, hare fwc conw. 'L .'o . HH tv., -.. 2 f 4 ll!!! , W.-, -qu f f M F' The Juniors :irc lwig-lieartecl :incl give us 11 PllI'fy,..I1ll of which means hip,'ll-pressure snlesmansliip for ll prom date and last- xiii Af minute tclcpjnlms. VVe go hysterical at the IilUlUlll1CL'l'I1C'Dt...Ufl'lC FQAW, Y 1 1 W ,fl 1 V4 N ticket agent will be licrc from the N. K VV.. . . Vacation comes, Klllgfj? IVY!-41' term papers are typed :ill night. . .und wc go, . . ML leg jlyqflll iff!! 1, 'J' Buck to futher and motl1er, il-few' ff- ls! A-' ll-f' 45' life- li? Back to sister nncl brother, The train will carry us there.. .H 'N 1 7 1 ,S li. l N l , 9 L . 1 7 a' A i I .7 .Wir look ilu' jvin. frigid migils. .Wir look L'I1lIiHII. Smooth. Unr, lfwu, lln'wr. kirk. Ol: boy! Ilfhal f1I'lll'lIj' xfuff! I-'rrxli fruit juirw. Grin and bum' it. l'm-lnum. Thr .-I-I smilv, .flzofwing flu' lofwvr molarx. A topsy-turvy month, packed with unexpected snow. . , Red Cross Drives by those jitter'-hllggiil' Sophomores. . .lazy hours spent gaz- ' ing at nntehonks or Ii.vq11ir1', and drumming of the Christmas mule rush. All this, however, doesn'l hold hack the determined and necessary evil. . .mid-year exams. But they cmrne and are over. .. and there we are in February. f Jus! a drna1nr'r, lU'1'7l'1 'LUI' all? 011, you .flmuhl fworry, Slllljllf Nofw that gal? gonna rrark H, Rfxling up for Ulzrlr' Sain? Alain' tllai from RED. Miss Lung mn dish il mil. 'Sna use! Dov.: our flfllfl good fo swf ll gal slmly. Aluslzz bfrn a good is.mr'. Wrll? Iixznns are over, notes are lwnrned and all that remains of Fancy ,f 1 Dress is a faded corsage. Looking Forward to Mid-XVinters and the Cabin, we pause to tackle the rhytlnn of Artificial Respiration and enjoy the dignity uf F0under's Day and Freyn's midnight walk. A new semester has begun, new plans are made, and keep-of?-the-grass signs shunt spring is cmning. K 2 pa TAID 'Ewa claims ilzis? Drcp in lim lzmrl of Tcxas. In mz'mory of ouf founder. slufnp! Try llfhmllrs. IVhz'rc'7'v you gozzzg and fwho goi ihr dam? lnleing if lon .vrrio11.vly. llrrrzzmi. Thr nmrmng aflfr. Ifd bcltfr be Ch17Il'5L' L'hec'km'.r. 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V V 4- A .J VVADSVVORTH CARE GALE 1'IELIiN 'I'IxuI,MAN Br:'I4'I'Y CIfIfxMnI.Iss VIUIIIII V,xI.1f:1IAN BuI'1'Y KERR PIENDRIX VIRGINIA MARTIN .- JANE CU'I 1'ING ,IIQAN DOWNS Acknowledgments Cofzmr by KINGSPORT PRESS Pl'I.lIfI.Ilg and Binding by THE STIJNIQ PRINTING AND lX-iI.xNnIf.ie'I'UIaINo COMPANY E 11g1vIfIaI'11g.I by TI-IIE LYNCI-Ilalilaci ENGRAVINQ Coxiixxm' I9I 'Ul'.l'I-012 Pnges Poser! by Miss JANE CUTTING MISS BETTY C1-IANIIILISS Plzoloyrajrlzy by CYNTIII,-I CoI,I.INos C,iIu,oS STUDIOS ANIJR12 STI,InIos MISS VICKEIQY M R. H. E. GIIJIIIAM, Without Whose generosity and patience out montage Division Page pictures would have been impossible. Safe of SIlb7.YC7'Iif7fl.0lZS lo dlznrzliutf by NIRS. RLl'l'li illl1lfVES And to all those others who so willingly helped I in numerous little things which have added so much to this SPINS'I'IiR, we give our thanks. 'sr V ' fff X '90 -: fi 4' 1-1 b ' 3 X i ED eb-12:5 wy- 0 1 1 3 I Tr CR. D A I . flea