Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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ELIZABETH EANDOLPII CLAEKE LANCASTER COURT HOUSE, VA. Second Vice-President of Pierian Liter- ary Society, Fall 1915; Treasurer of Pier- ian Literary Society, Spring 1916; Social Service Committee. HAZEL COBB FARMVILLE, VA. Bess is very fond of eating, and spends most of her time indulging in this enjoy- able occupation. Being especially fond of Hershey bars and ' ' cookies ' ' she spends the greater part of her time at Gilliam ' s or in Eoom 108, and we wonder when she ever studies, but somehow she alwaj ' s manages to pull good marks. Bess is a true daugh- ter of Old Virginia, lovable and attrac- tive — you would want her for j ' our friend. Some of us are afraid Hazel is going to give up the noble calling of teaching for that of a merchant, because she is always going to ' ' Sell. I ' m afraid she would be a movie fan is she .just had time, but she is always head over heels in work.

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ANNIE CHEADLE NEWPORT NEWS, VA. E. S. T.; Ellen Eichard ' s Club. Annie is such a quiet little mouse that her comings and goings do not make much of a disturbance in the class. She is very reserved, hard working and studious, and cares nothing for frills and fads; her knowledge must be strictly practical. Her quiet and industrious habits are appreci- ated by those who know her and taken as a whole, Annie is a generous kind-hearted girl. ELDA LOUISE CHILES STRASBUKG, VA. Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority; Correspond- ing Secretary of Argus Literary Society, 1915; Critic Argus Literary Society, 1916; Delegate to Blue Eidge; Social Committee, 1915-16;. Annual Member of Y. W. C. A. to Charlotte, N. C, and Eichmond, Va.: President of Senior Class; Nonpareil Ten- nis Club; Treasurer Deutscher Sprach- verein; 9— ! ; B. E. A. N. S.; Advafiol Cullesumercents. With a sunny disposition, sunnier in fact than her hair (which is saying a great deal) Louise won many friends at school. If we may judge from the dail- ies ' ' and specials she receives she must have friends elsewhere and especially at Washington and Lee. Somehow we can ' t imagine Louise teaching school for any length of time.

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LENA FRANCES COHEN NORFOLK, VA. Treasurer Euffner Debating Society, Fall 1914; President Euffner Debating Society, Spring 1915; Vice-President Deutseher Sprachverein; First Vice-President Argus Literary Society, Fall 1915; Senior Basket- Bail Team, 1915; Business Manager A IR- GINIAN, 1916; Appomattox Camp Fire Girl. If you could see Lena sitting on a trunk, swinging her feet, with a chicken leg in one hand and a slice of chocolate cake in the other, you would never take her to be ' ' the most sarcastic ' ' — not by any means. That smile says — The world ' s all right, I ' m jis as happy as if I had good sense. But Lena is at home ' ' in other things as well. She ' s a business manager who means business. What she can not collect for the Annual wouldn ' t buy a ginger snap. GLADYS ERMA COOLEY WILLIAMSBURG, VA. R. S. T.; Ellen Richard ' s Club; Camp Fire Girl; Recording Secretary Ruffner Debating Society, Spring 1915; Reporter Ruffner Debating Society, Fall 1915; Presi- dent Ruffner Debating Society, Spring 1916; Cuinningham Literary Society; Writer of Last Will and Testament of Class of 1916. She is true blue, through and through, and she always sees both sides of every question. She takes the world as she finds it and makes the best of it.