Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1934 volume:

COPYRIGHT, 1934 VIRGINIA HOLLEMON BKINKJLEY BUSINESS MANAGER T H E V I E G I N I A N 1 9 3 4 THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION CF THE STUDENTS OF STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA VOLUME XX.X.OI FOBEWOED The purpose of this, the anniversary publi- cation of The Virginian ' is to reflect the achievements of S. T. C through the past fifty years and to portray the activities of the present m C O N T E N T S • G O L L E G E G LASS E 8 A G T I V I T I E 8 PERSONALITIES ff J . DIED I CATION To Dr. J a em an who for thirty-two years has faithfully served this college as its president this volume of The Virginian is dedicated DR. JOSEPH L. JARMAN President DR. WILLIAM HENRY RUFFNER C O L L E G E H £ 1 1 DR. JOSEPH L. JARMAN President . f «i « n C. nJtn A. %£c4j tUsZUi. sC Ze v-2i-y $U£ L ? ' f ' 2-er f 4 9 T H E V I E G I N I A N To Mr. Cox In 1888 Mr. P . M. Cox was appointed Clerk and Business Manager of the Normal School at Farmville, Virginia. He has been called one of nature ' s accountants. His methods were his own, but they were so simple and satisfactory as to merit the highest praise from expert auditors. For a man to have such a personality that ten years after his death, two of his friends, though strangers to one another, could meet and spend a delightful two hours living over happy memories of their friend, gives proof of the rare human quality of the man ' s nature. This experience of mine can be duplicated l v the host of friends who knew Mr. Cox as a most lovable man. Time confirms the fact that schools are built around person- alities, and that the spirit of an institution is the composite of the souls of those who have breathed into that institution its verv breath of life. These immortal spirits live on, and shall live on, perpetuating the ideals and traditions of the place. As guide, counsellor, and friend, Mr. Cox was honored and loved by all those connected with our alma mater, whatever their stat on or degree. He was ever the generous-hearted, genial host ; and his merry laughter and kindly welcome created the home-like air that makes our alma mater unique among schools. Mr. Cox was a tradition, the tradition that f etters not, but inspires. Our lives are richer for having touched his, and we must pass on to others what he taught us of the good life. vJ vcAJU-je- v Jc 1 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I To Mrs. Portia Lee Morrison A strong woman in consecration to duty ; in loyalty to serv- ice ; in high ideals of the obligations for duties assumed, and in the faith that sustaineth to the end was Mrs. Portia Lee Morrison. From June, 1888, to June, 1905, Mrs. Morrison was the head of the home department of the Normal School, Farm- ville, Virginia. During this time, she was a pillar of strength and encouragement, of aggressive hope and confidence that all would be well. She never failed to look upward and onward, and her chief aim was to create for the students the atmosphere of a true home. Her strong personality, combining rare mental, social, and spiritual qualities, touched a responsive and quick- ening chord in the hearts of the students, the faculty, the mem- bers of the home department, and the citizens of the community. Possessed of a broad and liberal education, gifted with a naturally clear intellect, which was refined and cultivated by constant reading, study, and communion with the classics, both ancient and modern, with the literature of missions, and with the spiritual teachings of the Bible, Mrs. Morrison was an or- nament to any scholarly circle. Pure of life, inflexible in integrity of purpose, warm and generous of heart, charitable in impulse and deed, she meas- ured up to the stature of a noble woman, a true leader, one who has left an indelible impression for good upon the hearts of those who were blessed with intimate association with her. % t - £■= 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a INIA N Childhood and Youth A Vision Behold the vision of Childhood and Youth reaching out eager, restless hands to an unknown world. Behind the hands are youthful faces, alert ears, eager, questioning eyes, some filled with the joy of happy childhood, some filled with wonder, some, perhaps, with the fear of the unknown — Childhood and Youth facing a world in which they are to live, and of which they are to become a part ! The speechless hands, the open ears, the questioning eyes — all embody the mute appeal of childhood and youth for train- ing, direction, and guidance — training for the little hands that they may become strong, skillful hands. The open ears, the questioning eyes, need direction and guidance that they may begin to understand and interpret the world which from year to year is to become a more real world to them. Thus the heritage of sublime thought in great literature may be opened up to them that their youthful faces may come to reflect the spirit of the One in whose image they were created. This vision of the inarticulate appeal of the childhood and youth of Virginia bore so heavily upon the minds and hearts of the educational leaders of fifty years ago, that to meet this need, in 1884 the State Normal School, Farmville, lrginia, came into existence. In the educational ideals for the development of the three- fold nature of the child, in this first institution in Virginia for the training of teachers, was reflected the spirit of scholarship, of progress, of unselfish service. I low well this first Normal School of Virginia, now the State Teachers College, barmville, Virginia, has fulfilled the mission intrusted to it, is attested by the faithful, efficient service of the alumnae who have gone out from its walls. What has been accomplished belongs to the past, touches the present, reaches out into the future. And in this future — The Eternal Vision of Childhood and Youth! I gfSlfpi u V O L U Ml E XXX I I I Our Alma Mater | ' HF first teacher-training institution in Virginia was established by the IL Legislature in [884 and located in Farmville, a small town in Southside Virginia, six miles from the old College of Hampden-Sydney. That Farm- ville secured the school was due to the fact that the town offered to donate to the State the building and grounds of what was then known as Farmville College, a small plant occupying less than half a square of ground. It was not, however, until 1886 that the institution was incorporated by the Legislature under the name of the State Female Normal School. As the bill was signed on March 7. this date is observed in the College as Founders ' Day. The signing of this hill was an important step in the edu- cational life of Virginia, for it was the beginning of a real schedule of growth for the public schools. In fact, it was the first indication that the State was realizing the great importance of giving to her children proper opportunities for an education. Among the men who were closely associated with this beginning of teacher-training, we may mention two, especially, who threw themselves heart and soul into the work: Dr. J. L. M. Curry and Dr. W. H. Ruffner. To them is conceded the credit for the normal school idea in Virginia. Ami truly they were the guiding spirits of the new undertaking! Dr. Curry drafted the bill for the establishment of the school, and from that day until his death in 1903, his interest was unflagging. He was the first President of the Board of Trustees and was one of a committee to re- port a plan for organization. As a statesman and leader in educational matters, Dr. Curry stood preeminent in the South. Among man)- prominent positions held by him was that of agent for the Peabody Fund for a period of twenty-two years; lie was also agent for the Slater Fund ( for negro education ) for twelve years. Through the administering of these funds, he had more to do with the organization of the public schools of Virginia and the South than any other man. In a sketch of Dr. Curry the writer says: He was a wonder- fully versatile man — soldier, preacher, member of Congress, State Legislator, administrator of two funds, professor, college president, author, representative at a foreign court — and with it all, a knightly gentleman and a lovable man. 1,-) 1 an 3 4 T H E V I E IE I N I A N The first President of the State Female Normal School at Farmville, one of the first teacher-training institutions to be established in the South, was Dr. William Henry Ruffner, a man peculiarly well fitted for the work of organizing the school. He was the first Superintendent of Public Instruc- ts m in Virginia, taking charge of the public school system when it was founded in 1S70, and remaining in this position until lie came to Farmville in 1884 From his experience as Superintendent Dr. Ruffner brought to the new institution a thorough understanding of the needs of the public schools. In fact, he had founded them, studied them, and worked for them as had no other person in the State. He not only knew the needs of the teacher, but he knew also how to meet them. He came to his work an educational ex- pert, fully equipped. His father, a distinguished Presbyterian minister, was for many years President of what is now Washington and Lee University, from which in- stitution Dr. Ruffner was graduated with the master ' s degree in 1845. Pike his father, he also entered the ministry and was at one time Chaplain of the University of Virginia. The broad culture and wide experience of the President were reflected in the school, as attested by the smoothness and efficiency of the organization from the beginning. It has been said of Dr. Ruffner that he did for Virginia what Horace Mann, thirty-three years before, had done for Massachusetts. Farmville ' S second President came into office in 1887, Dr. John Atkin- son Cunningham, a man worth) ' in every way to become the successor of Dr. Ruffner and to carry on most efficiently the work begun three years previously. Dr. Cunningham ' s mother was Mary Johnston, a granddaughter of Peter Johnston of Longwood. Longwood is now a recreational center for the students of S. T. C. ; it is located on the outskirts of the town, about a fifteen-minute walk from the campus. Dr. Cunningham, a student at the University of Virginia and a grad- uate of the University of Nashville, was a man of sound scholarship and varied experience in teaching. He had served as professor in a college and in a military school, and as principal of Madison School in Richmond, Vir- ginia. From this latter position he came to Farmville — fresh from the prob- lems and needs of the public school. Dr. Cunningham served Farmville and the State for ten years, and died in service. The school was his life: to it Hi 4 V O L U M E X X I I I he gave his time, his thought and his marvelous power as a teacher. He was also an excellent administrator, and progress under his guidance was steady. Dr. Cunningham was a man of deep sympathy — especially for those who were struggling to help themselves. For this reason there could he no more fitting monument to him than the Cunningham Memorial Loan Fund — a fund raised by the alumnae who were graduated during his administra- tion — to help worthy girls who are not able to finance their college life. During the period of its existence, this fund has made it possible for 10S girls to be educated at S. T. C. Under Dr. Cunningham ' s administration the enrollment grew to two hundred seventy-seven (including students in both the academic and pro- fessional courses) — with twelve members on the faculty. Upon the death of Dr. Cunningham, Dr. Robert Frazer was called to the Presidency of the Normal School. At the time he was President of the Industrial Institute and College at Columbus, Mississippi. It was said of Dr. Frazer that he brought to his new work a richly stored mind, a broad knowledge of life, and a varied and valuable experience in schools of many types. His four years ' work was characterized by the same earnestness and zeal, the same conscientious devotion to his convictions of duty that he has displayed elsewhere, and the result, as before, was growth and expansion of a steady, stable kind. In 1899, during the Presidency of Dr. Frazer, the Virginia Normal League was established. This organization still maintains, by annual mem- bership dues and by gifts, a fund which exists for the purpose of making loans to students who need assistance in obtaining an education. Dr. Frazer resigned his position in 1902 to accept that of Field Agent of the General Education Board. Along with the portraits of Dr. Curry, Dr. Ruffner and Dr. Cunningham in the President ' s Office of the College, there is another that should be of interest to all who care anything for the early history of the institution. At the time of the establishment of the Normal School, Dr. James Nelson was Pastor of the Baptist Church in Farmville and was very en- thusiastic in his interest in the new undertaking. It was largely clue to him that the school was located here, and he was almost a charter member of the Board of Trustees, since a few months after it was established he was ap- 17 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E Q I N I A N pointed to fill the place of a member who resigned. He served on this Board with unusual faithfulness until it was abolished in 1914 when the institution went under the Virginia Normal School Board which had charge of the four teacher-training institutions of the State. Dr. Nelson ' s portrait was presented to the College in 1927 by Mr. William Nelson (a son of Dr. Nelson) and his wife. The painting is the work of Duncan Smith of New York City, who married a daughter of the donors. In the College Reading Room may be seen the portraits of three other members of this Board of Trustees, General William B. Taliaferro, Judge Francis Nathaniel Watkins, and Col. J. P. Fitzgerald ; the two last, citizens of Farmville. The fourth President of State Teachers College, Dr. Joseph Leonard Jarman, has served much longer than all of the others combined. When he entered upon his duties in 1902, he found a small school with a faculty of thirteen members, offering three years of academic (or high school) work and one year of professional work. Under his wise leadership, the institution has grown, expanded, and developed until today it is recognized as one of the outstanding Teachers Colleges of the United States. During the administrations of the former Presidents, the very small building that had been donated for the beginnings of the normal school was added to several times. The present Middle West Wing was erected, also a small dining hall in the rear; the Science Hall was built, and the Training School, once housed in a small frame structure was then moved into a brick building (a private residence ) recently purchased by the school. During Dr. Jarman ' s administration, many buildings have been erected : the East and West Wings, the Middle Fast Wing, the Training School, the Infirmary, the Dining Hall, the two dormitories, Cunningham Hall and the Annex, the Laundry, and the Power Plant. But the two greatest achievements of all are Longwood, the recrea- tional center for the girls, and the Student Building, which occupies the east end of the campus. In this building are housed the student activities : here we find handsome rooms, beautifully equipped for the Student Government Association, the Y. W. C. A., Student Publications, Sororities, etc. Across the entire front is the splendid Lounge with its open fire and old-fashioned 18 V id L U M IE XXX I I I mirror over the mantel. At Longwood are held the Set-up Conferences for the Y. W. C. A., the Music Festivals, the May Day exeixises, and the manv formal banquets given by the various organizations and sororities. The two most recent acquisitions are the log cabin and the out-of-door fireplace. Both of these are in the woods just beyond the amphitheater at Long-wood. The campus has been extended from time to time during Dr. Jarman ' s administration till now it covers five squares ( approximately twelve acres ) in the heart of the town. This does not include the President ' s home, several dwelling houses, and Longwood with its ninety acres of land. Among the many changes that have taken place during Dr. Jarman ' s administration, we mav note that the name of the institution has been changed twice. The old State Female Normal School existed as such from 1884 to 1914 when the Virginia Legislature changed it to State Normal School for Women. In 1918 the privilege of conferring degrees was granted, and in 1924 it became the present State Teachers College. Today, the State Teachers College at Farmville is not only a member of the American Association of Teachers Colleges, but it has membership also in the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Thus from this modest beginning has risen the splendid college of today with its beautiful buildings, its standard college courses leading to a B. S. degree in education, its up-to-date Campus Training School and three Rural Training Schools, its able faculty and its thousands of loyal alumnae scattered over the nation. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I M IAN Fifty Years Ago or Less At first rooms were heated Uy arates ov Franklin stoves, one) Qtrls, built 1heir own -Tires | r j There were only kerosene lamps nicn Had to be kept brilliantly clean ataayt . Overshoes were often need«d , to - tnere were no pavements anywhere. Asibetovv had no wat«r .system we nod otoriU on top of one of our botlcnnqs. Toaive mo  Asafr«e evenma w hod supper in our rooms on Sunday. Sandwiches and fruit were qiven US atdinner h«t tea and corfee ot six o ' clock. ft rt r ■ , v h ats liked the supper scraps so well we had to stop our (Ct t £0- — — pleasant supper-5. A present of One crcrte of strawberries made enoucjIO icecream for Everybody 1 In those eorly {oy notadies went downtown on 5aturday£ . Sororities odmitted clur ' ma the session of 60J- ' 9Q I 4 V O L U Ml E X X I I I Doys mic Kt call on Friday or Sunday niqht, but only on every other week. Twice we havehod no A Christmas holidays, but we hod a qreat W V ° ' x r€e on Q p re ent for everybody. The year o tbe fira t biq snow )J below zero ' . No school for two days because of broken pipes. The second bicj snow. 6ouqh1 out oil sleds in town djthen coasted on bread tray with Adeha Dodcje to lead EacVj head CvipecK 5een through a bow. ±c. . 1906 LonQ skirts continue- do nol prevent match cjames in archery, sk.atina,bicude raeioq . hiking, tennis Middij Blouse appears! Mr. Duke -forbids teachma e eniors to wear them in the Training School Lucy Strother enters, I9l -Tbe £ir t rnember of our Grand doooKteca G ub See dear Peacemaker R t . Shell straiqhten t o l out. A knock. Good niOjkt, qirU, arc oil in bed? Yes, ma ' am ' 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Alma Mater All hail, Alma Mater, dear Mother, to thee Thy daughters true, faithful, and loyal will he. Thy gentle instruction, thy nurturing care Will lead them to cherish things lovely and fair. Thy loving protection, thy influence so sweet, Will go with them always, a guide to their feet. All hail, Alma A later, dear Mother, to thee Thy daughters, true, faithful, and loyal will lie. Thy halls and arcades with their calm, classic air, Thy campus with blossom perennially fair. Thy trees and thy fountain, thy vine-covered walls, Will live in their memory whatever befalls. Though far from thy care and protection they roam They still hold thee dear as a well beloved home. All hail, Alma Mater, dear Mother, to thee Thy daughters, true, faithful, and loyal will be. — Jennie Masters Tabb, Class of iSpj- V I E w s iSE MISS MARY WHITE COX Head of the Home F L ] 1 A N A ] I N I ] I A ] I i T H E V I E Q I N I A Officers of Administration Jennie M. Tabb Registrar Secretary to the President Secretary of the Faculty Virgilia I. Bugg Assistant Registrar Susan W. Field. M. D. Resident Physician Claudia T. Fleming, B. S. Acting Librarian J. L. Jarman, LL. D. President Winnie V. Hiner Treasurer Mrs. Bessie Camper Jamison Dietitian Willie R. McKee. R. N. Resident Nurse Gay A. Richardson, B. S. Acting Assistant Librarian 4 V O L U M E X I I I M. Virginia Potts Secretary to the Head of tin Home Catherine M. Diehl Clerk in Registrar ' s Office Mrs. Eva Heterick Warren Assistant in Home Department Houston Blackwell Assistant in Home Department Mrs. Lillian V. Nunn Supervisor of Laundry Frances B. Shelton Issislant Head of the Hume Mrs. Mary W. Watkins Clerk in Registrar ' s Office Mrs. Nettie D. Hurt Assistant in Home Department Mrs. Annie Farrar Shelton Assistant to Dietitian Maud K. Taliaferro Postmistress and Manager of Supply Room 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Officers of Instruction Martha W. Coui.ling, L. T. Professor of Fine and Applied Arts Lila London, B. S., M. A. Professor of Mathematics John P. Wynne, B. A., M. A.. Ph. D. Professor of Education and Director of Teacher-Training T. A. McCorkle, B. A., M. S. Professor of Chemistry and Physics Minnie V. Rice Professor of Latin M. Grainger, B. A., M. A. Professor of English J. E. Walmsley, M. A., Ph. D. Professor of History and Social Sciences G W. Jeffers. B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Professor of Biology 1 8 8 4 V O L U M E XXXI I I Katharine Tupper B. S.. M. A. Professor of Home Economic Mary Barlow, B. S., M. A. Professor of Physical and Health Education Leola Wheeler, B. A., M. A. Professor of Reading and Dramatics ■ ■ Marv Clay Hiner, B. S, M. A. Professor of English Grace B. Moran, B. S., M. A. Associate Professor of Geography M. Boyd Coyner, B. A., M. A. Professor of Education Carrie B. Taliaferro B. S., M. A. Professor of Mathematics Sarah Boyd Tucker B. A.. M. A. ssociate Professor of History and Social Sciences Florence Hamer Stubbs B. S., M. A. Associate Professor of Histc and Social Sciences 19 3 4 Mary Phillipa Jones, B. S. Associate Professor of Education T H E V I E a I N I A N Lecn E. Bell, B. A., M. A. Associate Professor of Education Mary D. Pierce, B. A., M. A. Associate Professor of Education Edtth Stevens, M. A.. Ph. D. Associate Professor of Biolot v Mary E. Peck, B. S., M. S. Associate Professor of History and Social Sciences Samuel M. Holton B. A., M. A. Principal of Campus Training School and Associate Professor of Education Olive T. Iler, B. S. Associate Professor of Physical Education Mary Helen Barnes B. S., M. S. Associate Professor of English Bessie H. Jeter, B. S., M. A. Associate Professor of Home Economics Francis Butler Simkins B. A„ M. A., Ph. D. Associate Professor of History and Social Sciences WlLHELMINA PALESKE LONDON b. s.. m. a. Associate Professor of English 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Grace Eldridge Mix B. S., M. A. Assistant Principal. Campus Training School Supervisor of Kindergarten Pauline Camper, B. S., M. A. Supervisor of Rural Education Alice E. Carter, B. S., M. A. Supervisor of Grammar Grades, Campus Training School E. Lucile Jennings B. S.. M. S. Assistant Professor of English Ada Randolph Bierbower B. S„ M. A. Supervisor John Randolph Rural Training School 1 9 3 4 Mary Burns Havnes B. S., M. A. Primary Education and Supervisor of First and Second Grades, Campus Training School Ida Woodrow Penney B. A , M. A. Supervisor of Third Grade. Campus Training School Georgie Norris, B. S., M. A. Supervisor of Fourth Grade. Campus Training School Stella Bosworth Taylor B. A., M. A. Assistant Professor of English Georgiana E. Stephenson B. S., M. A. Supervisor Worsham Rural Training School T H E V I E a I N I A N Nancy Foster, B. A., M. A. Assistant Professor of Englis Louise Robertson Fitzpatr B. S„ M. A. Assistant Professor of Phys Education Mary Nichols, B. S„ M. S. Assistant Professor of Englis Ottie Craddock, B. A. Assistant Professor of Fit and Applied Arts Virginia Bedford. B. S., M. A. Assistant Professor of Fine and Applied Arts Bessie Gordon Jones B. S., M. A. Supervisor Rice Rural Training School Sibyl Henry. B. A., M. A. Assistant Supervisor Primary Grades Campus Training School Helen Draper, B. S., M. A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Frances Waters, B. S., M. Assistant Professor of Geography Raymond Holliday French B. S., M. S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Physics 1 4 V O L U Ml E XXX I I I Other Officers of Administration Samuel L. Graham Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Mrs. Emma Bugg Elakton Night Matron Mrs. Hallie K. Laing Assistant in Home Department Mrs. Mary Morgan Province Supervisor of Pantry Other Officers of Instruction ESTELLE SMITHEY, B. A. Professor of Modern Languages Alfred H. Strick Professor of Music LlSABETH PuRDOM, B. MuS. Assistant Professor of Music 1 9 3 4 DR. JOHN ATKINSON CUNNINGHAM CLASSES 5 n S3 -4k MR. THOMAS A. McCORKLE Honorary Member of the Senior Clas Senior Class Flower: Rose Colors: Red and White Motto: Work our motto, success our aim Officers MARGARET PARKER. President SUE YEAMAN, Vice-President MARY BERKELEY NELSON, Secretary FRANCES HORTON, Treasurer T H E V I E G I N I A N Helen Frances Allen ROANOKE, VIRGINIA History House Council ; Hall President, i ; Drama- tic Club ; Roanoke Club ; Hockey Class Squad, I ; Hockey Class Team, 2, 3 ; Basket- ball Class Squad, 1, 2; Volley Ball Class Squad, 1, 2, 3; Baseball Class Team, 3; Y. YV. C. A.; Athletic Association. Annie Louise Anderson JETERSVILLE, VIRGINIA Latin Beta Pi Theta ; Sodalitas Latina; Le Cercle Frangais ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Laurine Billings FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA English Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 4 V O L U MI E X X I I I Louise Bulloch PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA History Transfer from Brenau College, ' 32 ; Pi Gamma Mu : Delta Zeta; Dramatic Club; N. B. B. O.; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Chairman Service Committee, 4; Athletic Association. Virginia Hollemon Brinkley SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Latin Alpha Kappa Gamma; Kappa Delta Pi; Beta Pi Theta; Sigma Pi Rho ; Alpha Phi Sigma ; Zeta Tau ; Student Council ; Class Representative, 3 ; Vice-President, 4 ; Vir- ginian Staff : Photographic Editor, 3 ; Busi- ness Manager, 4; Rotunda Staff: Proof Reader, 2 ; Assistant Business Manager, 3 ; Sodalitas Latina ; Le Cercle Frangais ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Freshman Advis- ory Board, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council, 2, 3, 4 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Jeanallan Preston Bowles ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Primary Education Gamma Psi ; Dramatic Club ; College Choir ; Ruffner Literary Society ; Association of Childhood Education ; Roanoke Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Publicity Committee, 3 ; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E C I N I A N Susie Eunice Chernault WORSHAM, VIRGINIA History Alpha Phi Sigma: Choral Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Hazel Clevinger FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Home Economics De-Ho-Ec; Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Alberta Zipporah Collings NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Zeta Tau; Cunningham Literary Society Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 18 8 4 V G L U E XXX I I I Helen Rose Cunningham CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA Elementary Education Dramatic Club ; N. B. B. O. ; Association of Childhood Education; Student Council: Class Representative, 2 ; Campus League, 3 ; V. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission, 1; Prayer Committee, 1, 4; Athletic Association. Margaret Barns Copenhaver TA2EWELL, VIRGINIA English and History Transfer from Brenau College, ' 31 ; Pi Gamma Mu ; Alpha Phi Sigma ; Pi Kappa Sigma ; Virginian Staff : Assistant Literary Editor, 4; Rotunda Staff: Reporter, 3; Dra- matic Club; X. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Freshman Advisory Board, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council: Representative, 4; Y. W. C. A.: Sing Committee, 3 ; Athletic Association. Nannie Ruth Cooper CRITZ, VIRGINIA Mathematics Mathematics Club ; Monogram Club ; Ath- letic Council : Treasurer, 4 ; Hockey Class Team, 1, 2. 3; Captain, 1, 3; Varsity Hockey Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Varsity Hockey Team, 3; Assistant Manager of Hockey, 2 ; Basket- ball Class Team, 2 ; Volley Ball Class Team, 1. 2, 3; Manager of Volley Ball. 3: Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E C I N I A N Vivian Davis FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Music College Choir: Choral Club; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Phyllis Denit SALEM, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma ; N. B. B. 0. ; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mary Frederica Pomeroy Diehl FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Biology Alpha Phi Sigma ; Gamma Psi ; Pi Kappa Sigma ; Rotunda Staff : Intercollegiate News Editor, I ; News Editor, 2 ; Associate Edi- tor, 3 ; Business Manager, 4 ; Class Reporter, 1 ; N. B. B. 0. ; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commission, 1 ; World Fellow- ship Committee, 2 ; Membership Committee, 4; Athletic Association. 1 4 V L L U M E XXX I I I L jLa Margaret Lavinia Eley NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Alpha; College Choir; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Pan-Hellenic Council ; Treasurer, 2 ; Presi- dent Artists Dance Group ; Chairman May Day Dances; Y. W. C. A.: Sing Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Mary Elizabeth Driscoll SALEM, VIRGINIA Home Economics Alpha Phi Sigma; De-Ho-Ec ; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Alice May Disharoon CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Biology Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Dorothy Grace Field LINCOLN, NEBRASKA English Rotunda Staff: Feature Editor, Summer. ' 33 ; Orchestra; V. W. C. A.: Chairman Music Committee, Summer, ' 33 ; Athletic Association. Alma B. Foster PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA English Ruffner Literary Society ; Le Cercle Fran- gais ; Hockey Class Team, 1, 2, 3 ; Varsity Squad, 2; Baseball Class Team, I, 3; Squad, 2: Basketball Class Team, 1, 3; Squad, 2; Volley Ball Class Team, 1, 2, 3: Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Elmer Willis Foster REMINGTON, VIRGINIA History Pi Gamma M11; Alpha Phi Sigma; House Council: Secretary, 4; Ruffner Literary So- ciety: Sodalitas Latina ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotil- lion Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 1 4 V O L U Ml E XXX I I I Margaret Morton Garnett FAHMVILLE, VIRGINIA Elementary Education College Choir; N. B. B. 0. ; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Ruth Lindon Gaines ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Elementary Education College Choir; Choral Club; Association of Childhood Education ; Roanoke Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mary Burgess Fraser BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA Biology Alpha Kappa Gamma ; Student Council : Class Representative, I ; Manager of Basket- ball, 3; Virginian Staff: Assistant Photo- graphic Editor, 1 ; Assistant Editor-in-Chief, 2 ; Business Manager, 3 ; Editor-in-Chief, 4 ; Student Standards Committee : Ex-ofHcio Member, 4; Captain Class Basketball Team, 2; Varsity Basketball Squad, 1, 2, 3; Var- sity Basketball Team. 2 ; Basketball Class Team, 1, 2, 3 ; Baseball Class Team, 1, 2; Volley Ball Class Team, 1, 2; Hockey Class Team, 2 • Hockey Varsity Squad, 2, 3 ; Chapel Committee, 2; Granddaughters ' Club; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Monogram Club; First Vice-President V. I. P. A., 4; Y. W. C. A,; Athletic Association. r,:; 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Nannie Gilbert FARMV1LLE, VIRGINIA History Gamma Psi ; Dramatic Club ; Cotillion Club : College Choir ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Katherine Elizabeth Gills RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Transfer Richmond Normal School, ' 33 ; Varsity Hockey Squad, 4 ; Class Hockey Team, 4; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Ann Glenn PROSPECT, VIRGINIA Latin Alpha Phi Sigma; Sodalitas Latina; Math- ematics Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Town Girls ' Committee, 1 ; Athletic Association. 54 4 V O L U M E X I 1 1 Virginia Willson Hamilton PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA English Alpha Kappa Gamma ; Pi Kappa Delta ; Sigma Sigma Sigma : Student Council : Ex- officio Member, 4; Student Standards Com- mittee. 1, 4: College Choir; Debate Club; 14 Club ; Cotillion Club ; Freshman Ad- visory Board, 3; May Court, 1, 2: Y. W. C. A. : Chairman Service Committee, 2 ; Freshman Counselor, 3 ; President, 4 ; Athletic Association. Mildred Derring Gwaltney WINDSOR, VIRGINIA Chemistry Alpha Kappa Gamma ; Mu Omega ; Student Council : Ex-officio Member, 4 ; Treasurer Athletic Council, 3; President, 4; Rotunda Staff : Assistant Business Manager, 2 ; Stu- dent Standards Committee : Ex-officio Mem- ber, 4 ; Manager of Baseball, 2 ; Captain Baseball Class Team, 2 ; Hockey Class Team, 3 ; Basketball Team ; Volley Ball Team, 3 ; Baseball Class Team, 2, 3 ; Mathematics Club; N. B. B. O, ; Cotillion Club; Mono- gram Club ; Pan-Hellenic Council : Y. W. C. A. : Conference and Convention Commit- tee, 3 ; Athletic Association. Frances Graham ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Primary Education N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. :,: 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IB a I N I A N Nancy Harrison PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Pi Kappa Delta ; Sigma Sigma Sigma ; Dra- matic Club ; College Choir ; Debate Club ; Le Cercle Frangais ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Artists Dance Group; May Court. 1, 2; Varsity Debate Team, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A.: Membership Committee, 2 ; Social Commit- tee, 3 ; Freshman Counselor, 4 ; Athletic Association. Edna Grace Hatcher MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Music Pi Gamma Mu ; House Council : Hall Presi- dent, 4 ; College Choir ; N. B. B. O. : Artists Dance Group ; Y. W. C. A. : Publicity Com- mittee, 3 ; Athletic Association. Martha Higgins WAVERLY, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Pi Kappa Sigma ; Dramatic Club : N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club : Association of Child- hood Education ; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commission, 1 : Athletic Association. 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Mary Howard ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Dramatic Club; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Frances Rebecca Horton ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Mathematics Rotunda Staff: Assistant Circulation Man- ager, 3; Class Treasurer, 4; Class Volley Ball Team, 2, 3 ; Captain, 2 ; Class Hockey Team, 3 ; Class Baseball Team, 2 ; Assistant Manager of Archery, 3 ; Manager of Ar- chery, 4 ; Dramatic Club ; Mathematics Club; Y. W. C. A.: Church Cooperative Committee, 2 ; Membership and Alumnae Committee, 3 ; World Fellowship Commit- tee, 4; Athletic Association. Mary Easley Hill PEARISBURG, VIRGINIA English Gamma Psi ; Alpha Sigma Alpha ; Rotunda Staff: Reporter, 4; Dramatic Club; 14 Club ; Cotillion Club ; Campus League, 4 ; Y. YV. C. A. : Publicity Committee, 2, 3 ; Chairman Publicity Committee, 4 ; Athletic Association. 57 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E E I N I A N Margaret Hunter APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA English and History Debate Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Estelle Elizabeth Jones DILLWYN, VIRGINIA Mathematics Class Hockey Team, i, 2- Class Hockey Squad, 3 ; Class Basketball Team, 2, 3 ; Class Volley Ball Team, 1, 2. 3 ; Le Cercle Fran- cais ; Mathematics Club ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Kelly BIG STONE GAP. VIRGINIA English and History Sigma Sigma Sigma; Student Council: Sec- retary. 4; Class Secretary, 1, 2, 3,; College Choir; Sodalitas Latina ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotil- lion Club ; Freshman Advisory Board, 3 ; Chairman, 4 : Pan-Hellenic Council, 4 ; May Court, 3 : Y. W. C. A. : World Fellowship Committee. 2 ; Conference and Convention Committee, 3 ; Athletic Association. :,s 1 4 V O L I E XXX I I I Lelia Lovelace HALIFAX, VIRGINIA Primary Education Gamma Theta ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education ; Y. W. C. A.: Prayers Committee, 4; Athletic Association. Fay Goldsmith Little FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA History Orchestra ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Barbara Kester MARTINSVILLE. VIRGINIA Primary Education Alpha Phi Sigma ; Volley Ball Class Team, 3 ; College Choir ; Choral Club ; Le Cercle Frangais ; Association of Childhood Educa- tion ; Y. W. C. A. : Membership Committee, 3 ; Social Committee, 4 ; Athletic Association. 59 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IB G I N I A Mary McCarn LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROL] X A .A K.JIV House Council : Hall President, I ; College Choir; Choral Club; X. B. B. O. ; Students ' Day Committee, 3, 4; Senior Chaperon, 4; Junior Quartette; Senior Quartette; Y. W. C. A. : Social Committee, 2 ; Music Commit- tee, 3 ; Chairman Music Committee, 4 ; Athletic Association. Mary McDearmon PAMPLIN, VIRGINIA English Sodalitas Latina ; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Alice Woodward McKay BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Elementary Education Alpha Kappa Gamma ; Zeta Tau ; Student Council: Secretary, 3; President. 4; St.i- dent Standards Committee: Ex-officio Mem- ber, 4; Dramatic Club; College Choir; N. B. B. O. : Cotillion Club ; Association of Childhood Education; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil : Representative, 3 ; Freshman Advisory- Board, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A.: Ex-officio Mem- ber, 4; Athletic Association. 60 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Gertrude Mannes BOYKINS, VIRGINIA English and Music Alpha Phi Sigma; Rotunda Staff: Literary Editor, 3 ; Choral Club ; Orchestra ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sarah Alice Magruder RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Primary Education Transfer from Richmond Normal School, 33 I Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mary Louise McNulty LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Primary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma ; Dramatic Club ; B. B. O.; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. Athletic Association. X. A.; 1 9 3 4 T H F. V ][ e a I N I A N Neva Martin CULLEN, VIRGINIA Home Economics De-Ho-Ec ; Class Basketball Team, W. C. A. : Athletic Association. Emily Judd Meadows ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Primary Education Dramatic Club : Association of Childhood Education ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Nancy Catherine Micou FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA English Le Cercle Frangais ; Y. W. C. A. : Publicity Committee. 3, 4 : Athletic Association. 62 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Jac Davis Morton FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Home Economics Zeta Tau ; De - Ho - Ec ; Granddaughters ' Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Margaret Elizabeth Morgan ANDERSONVILLE, VIRGINIA Mathematics Pi Gamma Mu; Alpha Phi Sigma; Mathe- matics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Ida Mason Miller NEWPORT, VIRGINIA English Alpha Sigma Alpha; House Council: Hall President, 4; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Chapel Committee, 3 ; Y. W. C. A. : Mem- bership Committee, 3 ; Athletic Association. 1;:; 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Corinne Nichols Mosby VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA History N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club: Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Margaret Murry PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Primary Education House Council : Hall President, 3 ; Dra- matic Club; College Choir; Choral Club; Debate Club ; Ruffner Literary Society ; Y. W. C. A. : Music Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. 64 Mary Berkeley Nelson RICHMOND, VIRGINIA History Pi Gamma Mu ; Alpha Phi Sigma ; Alpha Sigma Alpha ; Secretary Athletic Council, 3: Vice-President, 4; Student Standards Committee, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 4; Class Baseball Team, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Tennis Team, 2, 3 ; Manager Tennis, 2 : Le Cercle Francais ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Freshman Advisory Board. 3, 4 ; Pan-Hel- lenic Council. 3, 4; Senior Chaperon. 4; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commission. 1 ; Athletic Association. 1 8 8 4 O L U M E X X I I I 4k. Mk A k. a Charlotte Reid Parrish LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA French Beta Pi Theta : Sodalitas Latina ; Le Cercle Frangais ; El Circulo Espanol ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margaret Parker SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA French Alpha Kappa Gamma ; Gamma Theta : Class President, 3, 4 ; Class Basketball Team, 3 ; Varsity Basketball Team, 3 ; Le Cercle Fran- cais ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Freshman Advisory Board, 4 ; May Court, 3 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margaret Otten COVINGTON, VIRGINIA French Alpha Phi Sigma ; Beta Pi Theta ; Le Cercle Frangais ; El Circulo Espanol ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 11:, 1 9 3 4 Gi ' ■%■ ' ■• T H E V I E a I N I A N ... -i, i ' j B «► - kJkA Dorothy Beverly Prescott BIG STONE GAP, VIRGINIA Mathematics Sigma Sigma Sigma : Student Council : Class Representative. 2 ; Treasurer, 4 ; Vir- ginian Staff: Advertising Manager, 4; Ro- tunda Staff: Social Editor, 2; Mathematics Club; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Chair- man Students ' Day Committee, 3 ; Y. W. C. A. : Social Committee, 3 ; Athletic Association. Velma Ouarl.es Perkinson CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA Elementary Education Alpha Phi Sigma: Rotunda Staff: World News Editor, 4; Class Hockey Team, 1, 2; Le Cercle Frangais : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Elma Hampton Rawlings LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA Mathematics and Biology Virginian Staff: Assistant Editor, 3; Photographic Editor, 4 ; Rotunda Staff : Assistant Business Manager, 4; Class Treas- urer, 3 ; Mathematics Club ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Chapel Committee, 2 ; Chair- man Chapel Committee, 3 ; Freshman Ad- visory Board, 4; Chairman May Day, 4; Se- nior Chaperon ; Y. W. C. A. : Conference and Conventions Committee, 3 ; Athletic Association. 66 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Grace Warren Rowell SM1THFIELD, VIRGINIA Englisli and History Kappa Delta Pi : Pi Gamma Mu ; Alpha Phi Sigma ; Zeta Tau ; Student Standards Com- mittee : Class Representative, 3 : Chairman, 4 ; Debate Club ; Cunningham Literary So- ciety ; Mathematics Club ; Granddaughters ' Club; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Freshman Advisory Board, 4 ; Y. W. C. A. : Chairman World Fellowship Committee, 2, 4 ; Under- graduate Representative, 3 ; Athletic Association. Alice Frances Rowell SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA Mathematics Kappa Delta Pi ; Pi Gamma Mu ; Alpha Phi Sigma ; Gamma Psi ; Zeta Tau ; Rotunda Staff : Assistant Proof Reader, 2 ; Art Edi- tor, 4 ; Debate Club ; Cunningham Literary Society ; Mathematics Club ; Granddaugh- ters ' Club; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Freshman Advisory Board, 4 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Betsy Ross LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Association of Childhood Education ; C. A. ; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H IE V I E a I N I A N Ruth Poindexter Rucker MONETA, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Class Basketball Squad, I ; Class Hockey Team, 3; Class Basketball Team, 3; Class Volley Ball Team, 3; Class Baseball Team, 3 ; Ruffner Literary Society ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Bernice Duncan Scott CARRSVILLE, VIRGINIA Music College Choir ; Choral Club ; Ruffner Liter- ary Society; De-Ho-Ec ; Y. W. C. A.: World Fellowship Committee, 1, 2 ; Sing Committee, 4; Athletic Association. Muriel Elizabeth Scott RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Transfer from Richmond Normal School, ' 33: Varsity Hockey Squad, 4; Class Hockey Team, 4; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 68 4 V O IL U M E X I I I kJfcJ Ava Simmons FLOYD, VIRGINIA Home Economics De-Ho-Ec ; Mathematics Club ; Y. V. C. A. Athletic Association. Mary Scott Shelton FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA History and English Alpha Kappa Gamma; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Student Council : Treasurer. 3 ; Rotunda Staff : Feature Editor, 3 ; Editor-in-Chief. 4 : Student Standards Committee : Ex-officio Member, 4 ; Class Vice-President. 3 ; Volley Ball Class Team. 3 ; Dramatic Club : 14 Club; Cotillion Club; May Court, 1, 3; Y. W. C. A. : World Fellowship Committee. 1 ; Sing Committee. 2 ; Athletic Association. Edith St. Clair Shanks ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Latin Kappa Delta Pi ; Sigma Pi Rho ; Alpha Phi Sigma; Rotunda Staff: Reporter, 4: Sodali- tas Latina ; Le Cercle Francais ; Y. W. C. A. : Chairman Alumnae Committee, 2 ; Sec- retary, 3 ; Treasurer. 4 ; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IB a I N I A N aa Josephine Smith STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Latin Sigma Pi Rho : College Choir; Choral Club: Orchestra ; Sodalitas Latina ; Le Cercle Franqais ; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Irwin Staples BURKEVILLE. VIRGINIA Latin Alpha Phi Sigma; Sigma Pi Rho; Beta Pi Theta ; House Council : Hall President, 2 ; Sodalitas Latina; Le Cercle Frangais ; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commission, I ; Publicity Committee, 3, 4 ; Athletic Association. Mamie Inez Strang RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Transfer from Richmond Normal School, ' 33 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 1 4 V O L U M IE I 1 I kJki Sarah Hyde Thomas STAUNTON, VIRGINIA English Alpha Sigma Alpha; Student Council: Class Represe ntative, 3. 4; College Choir; Choral Club ; N. B. B. O. : Freshman Advisory Board, 4; Y. W. C. A.: Music Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Gertrude Louise Sugden HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Latin Alpha Phi Sigma; Gamma Psi ; Sigma Pi Rho ; Alpha Sigma Alpha ; Virginian Staff : Assistant Art Editor, 3; Art Editor, 4; Rotunda Staff : Art Editor, 3 ; Class Hockey Team. 1, 2; Varsity Hockey Squad, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Tennis Squad, 2 ; Dramatic Club ; Sodalitas Latina ; X : . B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Chapel Committee, 3 ; Artists Dance Group, 4; Y. W. C. A.: Publicity Commit- tee, 2, 3 ; Athletic Association. Joyce Louise Sturm APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA English and History Alpha Phi Sigma ; House Council : Hall President, 2 ; College Choir ; Choral Club ; Sodalitas Latina ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Chairman Music Committee, 3; Vice-President, 4; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Margaret Louise Van Lear LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA Mathematics Zeta Tau ; Student Council : Class Repre- sentative, i ; El Circulo Espaiiol ; Mathe- matics Club ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Campus League, 2 ; Chairman Students ' Day Committee. 4 ; Freshman Advisory Board, 4 ; Chapel Committee, 3 ; V. W. C. A. : Con- ference and Conventions Committee, 3 ; Athletic Association. Ruby Vestal ATHENS, TENNESSEE . English Transfer from State Teachers College, Johnson City, Tennessee, ' 33 : Class Baseball Team, 3; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Annie Louise Via PHILPOTT, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 4 V O L U M E X X I I I Dorothy Eugenia White BEDFORD, VIRGINIA Primary Education Rotunda Staff: Circulation Manager, Sum- mer Quarter, ' 33 ; Y. W. C. A. : Secretary, Summer Quarter, ' 33 ; Athletic Association. N. tor, Helen Westmoreland PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Elementary Education B. B. O. : Cotillion Club; Golf Instruc- 3; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Martha Scott Watkins FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Primary Education Sigma Sigma Sigma ; Dramatic Club ; Col- lege Choir; Le Cercle Frangais ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 73 1 9 3 4 T H IE V I E G I N I A N Beverly Andrews Wilkinson LYNCH STATION, VIRGINIA Euglisli Pi Gamma Mu ; House Council : Hall Presi- dent, 4 ; Y. W. C. A. : Membership Com- mittee, 4; Athletic Association. Mary Elizabeth Wilkinson LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Primary Education Mu Omega; 14 Club: Cotillion Club; Chi; Association of Childhood Education ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Maria Dorothy Williams PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Primary Education Mathematics Club ; Association of Child- hood Education ; Y. W. C. A. Association. 74 Athletic 4 O L U M E X X I I I Sue Yeaman MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA Music Student Council: Class Representative, 4; Student Standards Committee, 1 ; Class Vice-President, 2, 4 ; Class Hockey Team, 1; Class Basketball Team, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball Team, 1, 2; Class Volley Ball Team, 1, 3; Class Baseball Squad, I. 3; Cap- tain Class Volley Ball Team, 3 ; Dramatic Club; College Choir: Debate Club; Grand- daughters ' Club ; Monogram Club Y. W. C. A. : Chairman Sing Committee, 2 ; Vice- President, 3 : Athletic Association. Dorothy Woolwine CERES, VIRGINIA Musk Pi Kappa Delta ; Pi Gamma Mu ; Kappa Delta Pi ; Alpha Phi Sigma ; Rotunda Staff : Reporter, 1, 2, 3; College Choir; Choral Club ; Debate Club ; Cunningham Literary Society ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A : Athletic Association. Dorothy Wingfield LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Elementary Education Choral Club: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 75 1 9 3 4 (] fi MISS GRACE MORAN Honorary Member of the Junior Class Junior Class Flower: Dogwood Colors: Green and White Motto: Each for the other, all for success. Officers FRANCES McDANIEL, President LELIA MATTOX, Vice-President EVELYN KNAUB, Secretary NELLE OAKEY RYAN, Treasurer T H E V I E Q I N I A N Katherixe Adams ' Silent dignity is her great charm. ' Angerona Aydlette ' I have no fear. What is in store for me Shall find me ready for it — undis- mayed. Kathleen Bass She is most fair, and thereunt Her life doth rightly harmonize Fanny Bos worth She has a strange sweetness i her mind and singular purity i her affections, is most conscier tious in all her conduct. Estelle Agee ' There was a maid, bright-eyed, With a light form, and a gay heart. Laeta Barham ' Coquetry is the champagne of love. Sarah Beck Mind free, step free, Days to follow after ; Joys of life sold to me For the price of laughter. ' 18 8 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Virginia Brown Silence is wisdom. Carmen Clark Leave me to books, and friends, and memories Nothing you have to give can equal these. Kathryne Cotten ' A fellow-farer true through life. ' Jestine Cuts hall Sincerity and truth are the bases of every virtue. Christine Childrey ' She has a voice of gladness and a smile. An eloquence of beauty. Louise Coleman A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. Rebecca Cousins I have hoped, I have planned, I have striven ; To the will I have added the deed. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N WlLMA DENIT ' By music minds an equal temper know Nor swell too high, nor sink too low. Margaret Dudley ' I am as I am, and so I will be. Louise Floyd A lady for whose sake The song was made — Lena Mac Gardner I know a reasonable woman, Handsome and witty, yet a friend. Nancy Dodd Good nature and good sense must ever join. Phyllis Ferguson ' A comrade blithe and full of glee. Who dared to laugh out loud and free. Dorothy Fugate The music in my heart I bore L ong after it was heard no more. ' 82 4 V O L U M E X I I I Mary Gilmer ' How amiable and innocent Her pleasure in her power to charm. Ila Harper ' Thy soul was like a star, and dwelt apart. ' ' Iris Hart Serenely pleasant, calmly fair ; Soft fell her words as blew the Avis Hunt A maiden never bold ; of spirit still and quiet. Dorothy Glover ' Full of gentle kindnesses Her looks and language are. ' Elizabeth Hart Ami her modest answer and graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fair. Margaret Herndon All the world ' s a stage. n:1 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Louise Hyde Yet with her went a secret sens Of all things sweet and fair. Lila Jacob The reward of one duty is tli power to fulfill another. Pauline Jones ' She is of a wonderful sweetnes calmness, and benevolence of mind. Evelyn Knaub Joyous as morning, Thou art laughing and scorning £ i Anne Irving ' Her feet are on the winds where space is deep, Her eves are nebulous and veiled. Jessica Jones ' Rich joy and love she got and gave. Dorothy Justis And I go with laughter in my heart. SI 1 4 V O L U IE XXX I I I Mildred Linthicum Through years which lie ahead No heart shall ache, no cheek be wet For any word that I have said Or profit I have tried to get. Jean McClure What I do is all that concerns me And not what the people think. IOLA MdNTIRE ' A lady so richly clad as she- Beautiful exceedingly! Ella Mallory Her smile relieves The heart that grieves. ' Belle Lovelace ' An inborn smile of graciousness Made sweet her smile and tone. ' Frances McDaniel Impulsive, earnest, prompt to act And make her generous thought a fact. Margaret McNamara ' A full rich nature free to trust Truthful and almost sternly just. ' 85 1 9 3 4 T H E V ][ E GINIAN Audrey Mattox Teach me half the gladness That thv heart must know. Lelia Mattox ' Her life has many a hope and aim, Duties enough and little cares. Virginia Moses ' All who joy would win Must share it — Happiness was horn a twin. Virginia Rawlings ' A heart for an old friend, A hand for the new. Clintis Mattox ' I may never have the fortune Which only genius brings, But I ' ll have a lot of talent For enjoying little things. Lois Moses A quaint precision rules her days. Mary Elizabeth Newcomb Kind tongue that never wounded Sweet mirth that leaves no scar. 1 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Minnie Rodgers Her quiet nature seems to be Turned to each season ' s harmony. ' Virginia Saunders ' Tis a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Wyclif Scott ' In mind and manners how di creet ; How artless in her very art. Ruth Showalter Singing and murmuring in her feastful mirth Joying to feel herself alive. Nelle Oakey Ryan ' What tenderness and sympathy What beauty of sincerity. Alva Sawyer ' You ' ve a little way about you That is very, very dear. A pleasant way that always makes Folks glad to have you near. Christine Seay ' Her every tone is music ' s own Like those of morning birds. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Helen Smith ' I am a part of all that I have met. Florence Tankard i will gather friends from all the crowded places. Katharine Walton ' Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eye In every gesture dignity and love ! Brooks Wheeler ' She has a merry love of little things. Betty Stubs ' Knowledge comes But wisdom lingers. Elizabeth Vassar Simple joys, the natural growth Of your childhood and your youth Courage, innocence and truth. Elizabeth Ware Fond, serious, patient and even sedate With a glow in her gladness That banishes sadness. 4 V O L U M IE XXX I I I Janice White She started to sing as she tackled the thing That couldn ' t be done, And she did it. Charlotte Young ' Yet in herself she dwelleth not Xo simplest duty is forgot. Birdie Wooding All seemly ways of living Proportion, comeliness, Authority, and order Her loyal heart possess. Katherine Young No melancholy strain she knew Her skies were always bright and blue. 1 9 3 4 H W E MISS VIRGINIA BEDFORD Honorary Member of the Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Flower: Columbine Colors: Red and White Motto: To seek and sive the best. Officers ITASCA WATERS. President DORIS ELEV, Vice-President GRACE EUBANK, Secretary KATHERINE HOVLE, Treasurer T H F, V I E a I N I A N Mary E. Alexander STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Alpha Sigma Alpha; Rotunda Staff : Reporter, 2 ; N Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A Athletic Association. O. Vernell Ayscue PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. : Athletic Association. Beverly Barksdale SUTHERLIN, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Delta: Debate Club; Y. W. C A. ; Athletic Association. Louise Alphin BUCHANAN. VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Irene Bailey RUSTBURG, VIRGINIA W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Claudia Barleon PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Volley Ball; Baseball; Track; Archery ; Dramatic Club ; N. B. B. O.; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Betty Barleon PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Gamma Psi ; Virginian Staff : Assistant Art Editor, 2; Dramatic Club; N. B. B. O.; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Billups NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Alpha Sigma Alpha ; Rotunda Staff: Athletic Editor, 2; Student Standards Committee ; Manager of Baseball; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Dorothy Blair JAVA, VIRGINIA W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Maude Beckham FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Emma Bingham NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Nancy Leigh Bland PLAIN VIEW, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. : Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V ][ E C I N I A N Emily Blanton MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Y. V. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Agnes Bondurant RICE, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Debate Club Le Cercle Franqais ; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Marjorie Booton LURAY, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Ruby Blanton GUINEA MILLS, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Y. W. C. Athletic Association. Ophelia Isabel Booker RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Zeta Tan; 14 Club; Cotillion Club Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Helen Jeffress Boswell BRACEY, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Student Coun- cil : Class Representative, 1 ; Col- lege Choir; Choral Club; 14 Club ; Chapel Committee, 1 ; Y. YV. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 4 V O L u m E X X I I I Nell Bos well BRACEV. VIRGINIA College Choir; Choral Club; V. W C. A.: Athletic Assodation. Cornelia E. Bristow CHRIST CHURCH, VIRGINIA Granddaughters ' Club; V. Y C. A. ; Athletic Association. Hilda Brumfield LEVEL RUN, VIRGINIA V. W. C. A.; Athletic Acsociatic Louise Briggs SEBRELL, VIRGINIA Sodalitas Latina ; Le Cercle Fran- cais; Y. W. C. A.: Membership and Alumnae Committee, i ; Athletic Association. Burnley Brockenbrough GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Alpha; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commis- sion, 1 ; Athletic Association. Irene Vassar Bryant HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 97 19 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Lelia Marion Bryant CARRSVILLE, VIRGINIA College Choir ; Granddaughters Club : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. L. Mae Burch BOYCE, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Y. W. C. A. Church Cooperative Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Caroline Houston Byrd WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA Alpha Sigma Alpha ; House Coun- cil : Hall President, 2 ; Rotunda Staff: Intercollegiate News Edi- tor. 2; Choral Club: X. B. B. O. ; Pan-Hellenic Council : Yice-Presi- dent, 2 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Bell Buracker LURAY, VIRGINIA Cotillion Club : Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Doris Button RIXEYVILLE, VIRGINIA Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margery Chambers DINWIDDIE, VIRGINIA Y. V. C. A. ; Athletic Association. J 4 V O L U M E XXXI I I Katherine Chappell DRAKES BRANCH. VIRGINIA Dramatic Club ; College Choir ; Choral Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Josephine C. Clayton SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA Choral Club : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Doris Coates NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club ; Le Cercle Fran- cais ; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Service Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Margaret Clark CROZET, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Choral Club ; Mathematics Club ; Granddaugh- ters ' Club ; N. B. B. O. ; Y. W. C. A.: Prayers Committee, I, 2; Athletic Association. Audrey Mae Clements HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Hockey Class Team, 1 ; Varsity- Squad, 1 ; Volley Ball Class Squad, 1 ; Dramatic Club ; El Circulo Es- panol; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic- Association. Anna Laura Cobb DREWRYVILLE, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 99 1 9 3 4 T H E V I a I N I A Elizabeth Irene Coleman NELLYS FORD, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; House Council : Hall President, 2; Volley Ball Squad, 1; Sodalitas Latina ; Y. . C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mattie Lula Cooper ANNISTON, ALABAMA Zeta Tan ; Student Council : Class Representative, 2; Class Vice- President, 1 ; X. B. B. O. ; Pan- Hellenic Council ; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commission, 1 ; Church Cooperative Committee, 1 ; Chair- man Church Cooperative Commit- tee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Ione Covert RICHMOND, VIRGINIA El Circulo Espafiol ; Y. W. C. Athletic Association. Helen G. Conquest ATLANTIC, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club; 14 Club; Cotil- lion Club ; Eastern Shore Club ; Y. W. C. A.: Sing Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Jane Coulbourn WAVERLY, VIRGINIA Gamma Psi ; Pi Kappa Sigma ; Dramatic Club ; N. B. B. O. ; Co- tillion Club: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Evelyn F. Crawford BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Dramatic Club; 14 Club; Cotillion Club ; Campus League, 1 ; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commis- si! in, 1; Prayers Committee, 2; Athletic Association. i 4 V O L U M E I I I Agnes Crockett WYTHEYILLE, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Sigma ; House Council : Hall President. 2; Virginian Staff : Assistant Photographic Ed- itor, 2 ; Dramatic Club ; Choral Club ; De-Ho-Ec ; Granddaughters ' Club; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club Campus League, 1 ; Y. W. C. A. World Fellowship Committee, 2 Athletic Association. Elizabeth Davidson NUCKOLS, VIRGINIA Choral Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mary Katharine Denny WHITE POST, VIRGINIA Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Athletic Association. Elizabeth R. Harden NORFOLK. VIRGINIA Dramatic Club ; Association Child- hood Education ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Edna Victoria Dawley PRINCESS ANNE. VIRGINIA Choral Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Harriet Edmunds CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 101 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E GIN IAN Nan Edmunds MCKENNEY, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Y. W. C. Athletic .Association. Sarah Elam SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Dorothy Eubank LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Zeta Tau; Cotillion Club; V. W C. A.; Athletic Association. Virginia Feild Edmunds MCKENNEY, VIRGINIA V. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Doris Eley NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Alpha; Class Vice-President, 2; Dramatic Club; N. B. B. O. ; Co- tillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Grace Eubank NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Sigma; Rotunda Staff: Proof Reader, 2; Class Secretary, 1 2 ; Dramatic Club ; Choral Club ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Y. . C. A.; Athletic Association. 4 V O L U M E XXX I 1 I Winnie Frances Eubank FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; House Council: Hall President, 2 ; Le Cercle Fran- cois ; Y. W. C. A. : Church Co- operative Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Lily Virginia Farrar AMELIA C. H., VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mary Alice Farrell RICHMOND, VIRGINIA House Council : Hall President, 2 ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Ila Evans CLIFTON K0RGE. VIRGINIA Le Cercle Fran?ais ; Y. W. C. A Athletic Association. M k ; I l I I.D I ■ ' KK K FARMV1LLE, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma ; Varsity Ten- nis, I ; Dramatic Club ; El Circulo Espaiiol ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; V. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Donna Artense Fawbush APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA Choral Club ; College Choir ; Y. W. C. A. : Membership Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. 103 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IE a I N I A N Harriet Crute Garnett FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Choral Club ; Cotillion Club ; V. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mary Alice Glass FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Dramatic Club; Y. Y. C. A.: Athletic Association. Sara Minor Goodwin LOUISA, VIRGINIA Mu Omega; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Y. Y. C. A.; Athletic Association. Louise Gathrigiit GOOCHLAND, VIRGINIA lpha Phi Sigma ; Granddaugh-  ' Club; 14 Club; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. ter Lucille Good ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Choral Club ; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Susan Gresham PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma ; House Coun- cil : Hall President. 2 ; Le Cercle Frangais : N. B. B. O. : Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 4 V O L U M E ■ X, X X I I I Nell Virginia Hall MATHEWS, VIRGINIA N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Athletic Association. Claudia Harper NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Sigma ; Dramatic Club ; N. B. B. O.; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Nell Harrell SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Ruffner Liter- ary Society ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Martha Harrison WAVERLY, VIRGINIA Volley Ball Class Squad, i : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Dartha Harrison WAVERLY, VIRGINIA Volley Ball Squad, I ; Y. YV. C. A. Athletic Association. Bessie Dru Hart SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V ][ e G I N I A N Kathryn S. Harvey CURDSVILLE, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club ; Mathematics Club ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Co- tillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Town Girls ' Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Katherine Reid Hoyle newport news, virginia Alpha Phi Sigma: Sigma Sigma Sigma; Rotunda Staff: Make-up Editor, 2 ; Class Treasurer, 2 ; Dra- matic Club; Choral Club: Grand- daughters ' Club; N. B. B. O. ; Co- tillion Club; Y. Y. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sue Howard Hume NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Gamma Theta ; Mathematics Club : 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Eileen Howard LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA De-Ho-Ec ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Y. V. C. A. : Athletic Association. Chesta Hubbard RICE, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margaret Hurtt NASSAWADOX, VIRGINIA Alpha Sigma Alpha ; Basketball Varsity Souad, 1; Dramatic Club; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Eastern Shore Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. lOli 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Elizabeth Huse ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Sigma ; House Council : Hall President, I ; Vice-President, 2] N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; V. W. C. A. : Freshman Commis- sion, i ; Social Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Addie Lee Jarman STANARDSVILLE, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Hockey Squad, I ; Volley Ball Squad, i ; College Choir ; Choral Club ; Orchestra ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mary Virginia Johnson SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Pi Kappa Sig- ma; 14 Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Virginia Inge KENBRIDGE, VIRGINIA Y. VV. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sallie Caroline Jennings REPUBLICAN GROVE, VIRGINIA Debate Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Jeanette Jones SMITHFIELD, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Le Cercle Fran- cais ; El Circulo Espaiiol ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T If E V I E (IE I N I A N Lois Crenshaw Jones LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Choral Club ; Dramatic Club ; As- sociation of Childhood Education ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Rachel Joyner CAPRON, VIRGINIA X. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Virginia Mae Lee ALTAVISTA, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.: Membership Com- mittee, I : Athletic Association. Maude Jones BLACKRIDGE, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Y. W. C. Athletic Association. Margaret B. Kent PULASKI, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Leonora Long LURAY, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Y. W. Athletic Association. IDS 4 V O L U M E X X I I I Eugenia C. McClung LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Gamma Theta : De-Ho-Ec ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. : Sing Committee. 2; Athletic Association. Dorothy McNamee FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Choral Club; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Katherine Malone ATLANTIC, VIRGINIA 14 Club ; Cotillion Club ; Eastern Shore Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Ann Margaret McCready PARKSLEV, VIRGINIA Transfer from William and Mary College ; Sodalitas Latina ; Le Cer- cle Francais ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Jane Alyce Main PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA House Council : Hall President, N. B. B. O. ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Ellen Mason LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA Mu Omega ; Dramatic Club ; Co- tillion Club; Y. W. C A.; Athletic Association. L09 1 9 3 4 T H F V ]|[ e G I N I A N Evelyn Cosby Massey POST OAK, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Rotunda Staff : Reporter, i ; News Editor, 2 ; Class Hockey Team, i ; Captain Class Baseball Team, i ; Varsity Hockey Squad, 2; Dramatic Club; Ruff- ner Literary Society ; Mathematics Club; Monogram Club; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commission, 1 : -Athletic Association. Billie Morgan ANDERSONVILLE, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commi sion, 1 ; Athletic Association. Addie Norfleet SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA College Choir; 14 Club; Y. W C. A. ; Athletic Association. Dori s Moore RICHMOND. VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Sodalitas La- tina; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mary Pauline Moseley EBONY, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Martha B. Nottingham EASTVILLE. VIRGINIA Gamma Theta ; Student Council Chairman Campus League, 2 Hockey Class Team, 1 ; Varsity Hockey Squad, 2; Dramatic Club Granddaughters ' Club; 14 Club Cotillion Yjlub; Y. W. C. A. Freshman Commission, 1 ; Athletic Association. III! 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Claudine O ' Brien APPOMATTOX, VIRGINIA Sodalitas Latina ; Y. W. C. Athletic Association. Ernestine Payne WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Dramatic Club N. B. B. O. ; Chapel Committee 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sallie Perrow LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA A lpha Sigma Alpha; Dramatic Club; De-Ho-Ec; -14 Club: Co- tillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Nancy Parker NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma; Dramatic Club; N. B. B. O.; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Virginia Payne PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Sodalitas La- tina; El Circulo Espanol ; V. W. C. A.: Membership Committee, 1; Athletic .Association. Elizabeth Phillips MELFA, VIRGINIA Gamma Theta; 14 Club; Cotil- lion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E Q I N I A N Margaret Pollard AMELIA. VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Pi Kapoa Del- ta : Dramatic Club ; Debate Club ; Sodalitas Latina ; V. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mildred St. Claire Potter PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA Alpha Sigma Alpha ; Student Stan- dards Committee : Secretary, 2 ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; V. Y. C. A.; Athletic Association. Margaret Pringle ROCKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA Transfer from Guilford College; Dramatic Club; College Choir; Choral Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Louise Potter PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA Alpha Sigma Alpha; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y.W.C.A.: Chair- man Freshman Commission, 1 ; World Fellowship Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Genevieve Price MEHERRIN, VIRGINIA W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Annetta Purdy BRODNAX, VIRGINIA Y. W, C. A. ; Athletic Association. 112 1 8 8 4 V G L U Ml E X X I I I Marion Price Raine DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma; Rotunda Staff: Social Editor, 2; College Choir; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Dorothy Dabxev Ranson HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Rexfro DORCHESTER, VIRGINIA ' 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Florence Raney FREEMAN, VIRGINIA B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Y. W. A.; Athletic Association. Kathleen Ranson FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Captain Basket- ball Class Team, 1 : Captain Volley Ball Class Team, 1 ; Hockey Var- sity Squad, 1 ; Hockey Class Team, 1 ; Basketball Varsity Squad, 1 : I laseball 1 lass I cam, 1 ; 1 ramatic Club; Monogram Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Edwina Richards RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma; Mathematics Club; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Y. V. C. A. : Publicity Committee, 1, 2: Athletic Association. 113 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Virginia W. Riddick SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Gamma Theta ; 14 Club; Cotil lion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athleti Association. Elizabeth Brown Rogers NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Henrietta Salsbury RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Class Basketball Squad. 1 ; Class Baseball Team, 1; Dramatic Club; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Ruth Harwood Roberts MADISONVILLE, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Basketball Var- sity Squad, 1 ; Basketball Class Team, 1 ; Baseball Class Team, 1 ; Volley Ball Class Team, 1 ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Billie Rountree SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Manager Tennis, 2 ; Varsity Bas- ketball Squad, 1 ; Class Cheer Leader, 2; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.: Freshman Commission, 1 : Sing Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Edith Neblett Sam ford ALBERTA, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Volley Ball Class Team, 1 ; Baseball Class Team, 1 ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. V. C. A. : Athletic Association. ]l 4 V O L U M E I I I Florence Sanford ORANGE, VIRGINIA Transfer from William and Mai College, •tf; Y, W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Alliene Saunders NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma : Dramatic Cluh Le Cercle Francais ; N. B. B. O. . W. C. A. : Church Cooperativ Committee, i, 2; Athletic Association. Alfreda Watkins Shields SALEM, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma; College Choir ; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; V. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Lelia Sanford ORANGE, VIRGINIA Transfer from William and Mary College, ' 33 : V. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margaret Shanks ST. CHARLES, VIRGINIA Transfer from Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Ellen Simmerman WYTHEVILLE. VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma; House Coun- cil : Hall President. 2 ; Dramatic Cluh; De-Ho-Ec; 14 Club; Co- tillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 115 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E CIN I A N Mildred Slayton CREWE, VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Frances Smith BUFFALO JUNCTION ' , VIRGINIA V. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Mildred Smith FARMV1LLK, VIRGINIA Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Nell Rose Smelley LA CROSSE, VIRGINIA Choral Club; Y. W, C. A.; Athletic Association. Hazel Smith ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Sigma ; Student Council : Class Representative, i, 2; Vir- ginian Staff : Assistant Literary Editor, 1 ; Assistant Business Man- ager, 2; Rotunda Staff: Reporter, 1 ; X. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Y. Y. C. A.: Social Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Virginia Faye Snodgrass GLADE SPRING, VIRGINIA Choral Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 116 1 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Georgia Spencer BARNESVILLE, VIRGINIA Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. Y C. A. ; Athletic Association. Dorothy Stone NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Sigma ; Dramatic Club ; N. B. B. O.; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Ruth Talbott CLARKSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Spitler I.L ' KAY, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Elizabeth Sutton PLAIN VIEW. VIRGINIA Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mary E. i hompsox GRETNA. VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma: Basketball Class Team. I ; Baseball Class Team, i ; Volley Ball Class Team, I ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 19 3 4 T H E V I E Q I MIAN Beulah Travis RICHMOND, VIRGINIA X. B. B. O.; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Marion Howe Umberger WYTHEYILLE, VIRGINIA Sigma Sigma Sigma ; Dramatic Club ; College Choir ; Choral Club Le Cercle Franqais ; 14 Club Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. Freshman Commission, 1 ; World Fellowship Committee, 2 ; Athletic Association. Sue Waldo CHURCHLAND, VIRGINIA House Council : Halt President, 2 : Debate Club ; Ruffner Literarv So- ciety ; 14 Club: Cotillion; Y. W, C. A. : Freshman Commission, 1 ; Church Cooperative Committee, 1 ; Service Committee. 2 ; Athletic Association. Elsie Truly FAYETTE, MISSISSIPPI Alpha Phi Sigma ; Pi Kappa Sig- ma ; House Council : Hall Presi- dent, 2; Dramatic Club; N. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Virginia Waddle BLAND, VIRGINIA Transfer from Radford; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Choral Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Jane Walker GUINEA MILLS, VIRGINIA Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 118 4 V O L U M E X X I 1 I Linda Allen Walker guinea mills, virginia Basketball Class Team, i ; Volley Ball Class Team, i ; Baseball Class Team, I ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Louise Walmsley FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Alpha Sigma Alpha; Secretary- Athletic Council, 2; Rotunda Staff : Assistant Athletic Editor, 2 ; Varsity Hockey Squad, 1 ; Varsity Basketball Squad, 1 ; Class Hockey Team, 1, 2; Class Basketball Team, 1 ; Class Baseball Team, 1 ; Class Volley Ball Team, 1 ; Ruffner Lit- erary Society ; Monogram Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Freshman Commis- sion, 1; Chairman Town Girls ' Committee, 2 : Athletic Committee. Tac Waters ONLEY, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Gamma Theta ; Class President, 1, 2; Dramatic Club; Orchestra; De-Ho-Ec ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; President Pan-Hellenic Council, 2; Y. W C. A. : Freshman Commission, Ex- officio Member, 1 ; Athletic Association. Mary Virginia Walker N AS S. W ADOX . VIRGINIA Dramatic Club; N. B. B. O. ; Co- tillion Club ; Eastern Shore Club ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Walton CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA Alpha Phi Sigma ; Le Cercle Fran- gais ; Granddaughters ' Club ; Chap- el Committee, 2; Rotunda Staff: Feature Editor. 2 ; Y. W. C. A. : Membership and Alumnae Com- mittee, _ ; Athletic Association. Mildred Weaver RICE, VIRGINIA Choral Club; V. W. C. A. Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Susie Webb RICHMOND. VIRGINIA lnha Sigma Alpha: Choral Club: X. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; . v C. A. ; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Welch NORFOLK. VIRGINIA Dramatic Club: Y. W. C. A.: Athletic Association. Virginia Widgeon LONDON BRIDGE. VIRGINIA N. B. B. O.: Cotillion Club; V. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margaret Webster NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Gamma Theta ; 14 Club; Cotil- lion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Louise Whitehurst ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Pi Kappa Sigma; X. B. B. O. Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Billy Wilkinson LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Mu Omega; Dramatic Club; 14 Club ; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. : Athletic Association. 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Lucile Wilkinson CL0VERDALE, VIRGINIA X. B. B. O. ; Cotillion Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margaret Wolfenbarger APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA House Council : Hall President, 2 ; Choral Club; Granddaughters ' Club; V. W. C. A.: Church Co- operative Committee, 1, 2; Athletic Association. Kathryn Woodson RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Gamma Theta; 14 Club; Cotil- lion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Frances Yester CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA House Council : Hall President, 2 ; College Choir; Manager Field and Track, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Lula Windley SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Gamma Theta; Rotunda Staff: In- tercollegiate Editor, 1 ; Reporter, 2 ; Class Treasurer, 1 ; Orchestra ; 14 Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Margaret Woodard NORFOLK, VIRGINIA amma Theta; 14 Club; Cotil- n Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Marion Jean Wright PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Class Volley Ball Team, 1 ; Dra- matic Club; X. B. B. O. : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 1 9 3 4 ™ F  H A N MISS OLIVE T. ILER Honorary Member of the Freshman Class Freshman Class Flower: Jonquil Colors: Green and White Motto: Live, love, work, and do things worth while. Officers CAROLINE JONES, President MARY HASTINGS HOLLOWAY. Vice-President LLOYD KELLY, Treasurer MARY BOWLES. Secretary T H E V I E a I N I A N First Row Virginia Acwortii, June Allen, Elizabeth Andrews, Bertha White Babb Second Rozv Elsie Bailey, Margaret Bailey, Mary Elizabeth Bailey, Virginia Baker, Martha Barber, Virginia Bean Third Rozv Nancy Beard, Beatrice Bentley, Ella Arthur Black, June Blackwell, Alice Boggs, Edith Bondurant Fourth Rozv Elizabeth Booth, Mary Bowles, Marguerite Bradford, Marjorie Bradshaw, Betty May Brown, Frances Brumfield 126 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I First Rozv Frances Burger, Elsie Cabell, Margaret Carroll, Mildred Chandler Second Rozv Emily Channell, Frances Channell, Sallie Rose Chaprelle, Grace Collins, Katiierine Conway, Sarah Corbin Third Row Mary Cunningham, Martha Davis, Julia Derr, Rebecca Devaney, Anne Diggs, Dorothy Dollins Fourth Rozv Margaret Dortch, Margaret Drake, Bernice Estes, Frances Faris, Virginia Fisher, Katherine Fitzgerald 127 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N First Row Anne Galusha, Merwyn Gathright. Catherine Gillespie, Victoria Gillette Second Row Martha V. Gwaltxey, Charligne Hall, Martha Hamlet, Virginia Hannah, Audrey Hawthorne, Mary Hastings Holloway Third Row Evelyn Howard, Frances Hudgins, Catherine Hurt, Katherine Irby, Lois Jenkins, Frances Johnson Fourth Rozv Caroline Jones, Virginia Bernice Jones, x nne Joyce, Blanche Kahn, Fl.EANOR IvELLAM, LLOYD KeLLY 128 4 V O L E XXX I I I t,T ' fv M First Row Elva Moore Kidd, Edna King, Bonnie Lane, Marion Layne Second Row Virginia Leonard, Blanche Lewis, Madeline McCummins, Bess McGlotulin, Paige Magee, Sue Mallorv Third Row Bernice Mann, Gertrude Manning, Elise Marsiiburn, Bobbie Matton, Anne Mears, Kathryn Milby Fourth Row Lucy Miller, Amis Montgomery, Marie Moore, Dorothy Lee Morris, Lucille Moseley, Page Nottingham r_ 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A First Rozv Irene Parker, Nellie Pierpont, Margaret Pittard, Marian Pond Second Rozv Dorothy Price, Carrie Putney, Lucile Rhodes, Charlotte Rice. Annette Roberts Third Rozv Dorothy Robertson, Anthelia Robixette, Capitola Rountree, Bebe Russell, Pauline St. Clair Fourth Rozv Patsy Saunders, Elizabeth Shiplett, Mary Elizabeth Slater, Elizabeth Smith, Minnie Smith l. ' iii 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I t% CJ £ ' - €S First Row Robbie Smith, Rose Somers, Sylvia Somers, Gay Stieffen, Martha Stein Second Row Katiiryx Switzer, Zaida Thomas, Agnes Thompson, Frances Tilman, Virginia Tilman Third Row Margaret Turner, Ella Ware, Lucille Ware, Bernice Welch, India Westbrook Fourth Row Goldie Williams, Jean Willis, Anne Wilson, Frances Woodhouse, Alice Zeigler 131 1 9 3 4 DR. ROBERT FRAZER ACT I VI TIE ALICE WOODWARD McKAV President of the Student Body T H E V I E G IN IAN The Honor System To live our lite at its best, to grow into richer freedom, to make and accept the pervasive college spirit, to leave Farmville a little stronger than we found it — for this the Honor System came into its being, and for this the Student Government Association exists. THE STUDENT COUNCIL Alice McKay President Virginia Brinkley Vice-President Elizabeth Kelly Secretary Dorothy Prescott Treasurer Martha Nottingham Campus League Chairman SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Sarah Hyde Thomas Sue Yeaman JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Louise Hyde Helen Smith SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Vattie Lula Cooper Hazel Smith FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Bessie McGlothlin Julia Derr EX-OFFICIO Virginia Hamilton President Y. W. C. A. Mildred Gwaltney President Athletic Association Testine Cutshall President House Council 134 4 V O L U Ml IE XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E C I N I A h 1 The House Council Jestine Cutshall President Elizabeth Huse Vice-President Elmer Foster.. Secretary HALL PRESIDENTS Caroline Byrd Elizabeth Coleman Agnes Crockett Mary Alice Earrell Susan Gresham Edna Hatcher Elizabeth Huse Jane Main Ida Miller Virginia Moses Ellen Sim merman Elsie Truly Winnie Frances Eubank Sue Waldo Beverly Wilkinson Margaret ' Wolfenbarger Frances Yester 136 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 A r - Jfad jik i . . . I X T If E V ][ e a I N I A N Young Women ' s Christian Association Motto: Not by might, nor by power, but by ly Spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Virginia Hamilton President Joyce Sturm Vice-President Elizabeth Vassar Secretary Edith Shanks Treasurer Nancy Harrison Freshman Counselor CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Joyce Sturm Membership Louise Bulloch Service Grace Rowell World Fellowship Mary Easley Hill Publicity Mary McCarn Music Katharine Walton Prayers Margaret Herndon. Sing Helen Smith Social Mattie Lula Cooper Church Cooperative Louise Walmsley Town Girls ' EX-OFFICIO Alice McKay President Student Body i:;s 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IB G I N I A N Freshman Commission Virginia Leonard Chairman Elizabeth Shiplett Secretary Virginia Jones Treasurer Nancy Harrison Freshman Counselor Miss Olive T. Iler Adviser MEMBERS Marjorie Bradshaw Dorothy Dollixs Elizabeth Booth Katherine Hurt Sallie Rose Chappelle Louise Lewis Grace Collins Minnie Smith Polly Wall Caroline Jones, Ex-Officio 140 1 8 8 4 V O L U M E X X I I I Student Standards Committee Grace Rowell Chairman Mildred Potter Secretary Miss Grace Mix Ad ' ovstr SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Mary Berkeley Nelson Grace Rowell JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Janice White Nelle Oakev Ryan SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Mildred Potter Elizabeth Billups FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Bonnie Lane Martha Glenn Davis EX-OFFICIO Alice McKay President Student Body Virginia Hamilton President Y. W. C. A. Mildred Gwaltney President Athletic Association Jestine Cutshall President House Council Mary Burgess Eraser Editor The Virginian Mary Shelton Editor Rotunda FACULTY R EPR ESENTATIVES Miss Grace Mix Miss Estelle Smithey Miss Wilhelmina London Miss Virginia Potts Miss Carrie B. Taliaferro Miss Mary Clay Hiner 141 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N The Virginian Staff Mary Burgess Fraser Editor-in-Chief Margaret Herndon Assistant Editor-in-Chief Katharine Walton Literary Editor Margaret Copen haver Assistant Literary Editor Gertrude Sugden ' Art Editor Betty Barleon... Assistant Art Editor BUSINESS STAFF Virginia Brixkley Business Manager Hazel Smith Assistant Business Manager Dorothy Prescott Advertising Manager Martha Barber Assistant Advertising Manager Elma Rawlings Photographic Manager Agnes Crockett - Assistant Photographic Manager Elizabeth Vassar Typist ADVISERS Mr. T. A. McCorkle Business Adviser Miss Lucile Jennings Literary Adviser Miss Virginia Bedford Art Adviser 142 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N The Rotunda Staff Mary Shelton Editor-in-Chief Lelia Mattox Associate Editor BOARD OF EDITORS Evelyn Massey News IvATHERINE HOYLE Make-Up Birdie Wooding Literary Louise Walmsley Athletic Belle Lovelace Athletic Velma Quarles Perkinson World News Carolina: Byrd Intercollegiate Marion Raine Social Alice Rowell Art Elizabeth Walton Feature Miss Virginia Potts -Alumnae REPORTERS Edith Shanks Mary Hastings Holloway Mary Easley Hill Amis Montgomery Lula Windley Mary Elizabeth Alexander Elizabeth Vassar Mary Banks Sullivan Laeta Bariiam PROOF READERS [•Catherine Coleman Grace Eubank MANAGERS Mary Diehl .Business Elm a Rawlings Assistant Nelle Oakey Ryan Circulation Janice White Assistant 144 1 4 V O L U IE XXX I I I ±JkJUM 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E CINIAN Dramatic Club OFFICERS Nancy Harrison President Nelle Oakey Ryan Vice-President Jane Coulbourn Secretary Martha Scott Watkins Treasurer Miss Leola Wheeler Honorary Member Margaret Herndon Head of Acting Louise Bulloch Head of Staging Katherine Hoyle Head of Costuming Martha Higgins Head of Property Elizabeth Rogers , Head of Make-up Elsie Truly Head of Lighting Sue Yeaman Head of Music Martha Scott Watkins Head of Business Ernestine Payne Room Keeper Helen Allen Betty Barleon Emma Bingham Laurine Billings Marjorie Booton Jeanallan Bowles Irene Bryant Louise Brown Louise Bulloch Katherine Chappell Audrey Clements Louise Coleman Margaret Copenhaver Jane Coulbourn Helen Conquest Frances Crawford Agnes Crockett Elizabeth Darden Doris Eley Grace Eubank Margaret Farrar MEMBERS Lena Mac Gardner Claudia Harper Katheryn Harvey Nancy Harrison Martha Higgins Margaret Herndon Mary Easley Hill Frances Horton Mary Howard Katherine Hoyle Margaret Hurtt Louise Hyde Crenshaw Jones Dorothy Justis Ellen Mason- Evelyn Massey Alice McKay Louise McNulty Emily Meadows Margaret Murry Martha Nottingham Eva Owen Nancy Parker Sallie Perrow Ernestine Payne Margaret Pollard Elizabeth Rogers Nelle Oakey Ryan- Henrietta Salsbury Mary Shelton Dorothy Stone Gertrude Sugden Elsie Truly Marion Umberger Mary Virginia Walker Tac Waters Martha Scott Watkins Beverly Wilkinson- Elizabeth Welch Mary Elizabeth Wood Sue Yeaman 146 II 4 V O L U M E X I I I 19 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Choir of the College Founded 1932 Director Alfred Hosken Strick Sponsor Miss Jennie Masters Tabb OFFICERS Sue Yeaman President Mary McCarn J ' ice-President Sara it Hyde Thomas _____ Secretary Edna Hatcher Treasurer Louise Hyde Assistant Director Helen Smith _ Business Manager AIargaret Murry Librarian MEMBERS Angerona Aydlette Bessie Hix Anne Putney Kitty Bass Nancy Harrison Margaret Pringle Jeanallan Bowles Virginia Hamilton Elizabeth Ranson Martha Barber Hastings Hollow ay Nelle Oakey Ryan Marion Bryant Eyelyn Howell Alfreda Shields Jestixe Cutshall Addie Lee Jarman Ruth Showalter Katherine Chappell Dorothy Justis Bernice Scott Margaret Dudley Lila Jacob Xell Stokes 1 1,. ma Denit Elizabeth Kelly Margaret Stratton Vivian Davis Barbara Kester Bessie Strick Margaret Eley Louise Lewis Christine Seay Bernice Estes Gloria Mann Joyce Sturm Artense Fawbush Alice McKay Helen Shawen Dorothy Fugate Mary Louise McK ' ulty Alice Belle Strock Virginia Fisher Elise Marshburn Martha Scott YYatkins Margaret Garnett Audrey Mattox Dorothy Woolwine Evelyn Garnett Grace Olgers Mary Elizabeth Wood Alice Grainger Eva Owen Marion Howe Umberger Ruth Gaines Helen Owen Frances Yester Rebecca Glenn Margaret Parker 1 is 4 V O L U ME XX X I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I M IAN The Choral Club Alfred Hosken Strick, Director OFFICERS Susie Webb President Claudia Harper Vice-President Vivian Davis Secretary Charligne Hall Treasurer Agnes Crockett Librarian MEMBERS Bertha White Babb Mary Elizabeth Bailey Ella Arthur Black Mabel Britt Caroline Byrd Elsie Frances Cabell Mildred Chandler Eunice Chernault Margaret Clark Katherine Conway Agnes Crockett Vivian Davis Edna Dawley Ann Diggs Margaret Drake Claire Eastman Grace Eubank Frances Faris Artense Fawbush Gladys Fitzpatrick Ruth Gaines Harriet Garnett Lucille Good Winifred Goodman Dorothy Wise Charligne Hall Claudia Harper Audrey Hawthorne Evelyn Howell Edna King Marion Gray Layne Marie Moore Grace Olgers Marion Pond Mary Lee Powell Annette Roberts Dorothy Robertson Patsy Saunders Virginia Saunders Elizabeth Shiplett Margaret St. Clair Xell Smelley Dorothy Stone Virginia Snodgrass Beulah Travis Elizabeth Ware Mildred Weaver Susie Webb Goldie Williams l.-.o 4 V O L U Ml E XXX I I I College Orchestra OFFICERS Miss Lisabeth Purdom Conductor Gertrude Mannes President Fay Little Secretary Lena Mac Gardner Treasurer Christine Seay Librarian First Violins Gertrude Mannes Fay Little Lucy Lancaster Tac Waters Dorothy Justis Flute Alice Grainger Cornet LUCKIN BUGG W. G. Rodgers Cello Dorothy Field 1 9 3 4 Drums Edna King Trombone W. H. McNamee I.M Second 1 ' iolins Lena Mac Gardner Sue Baynard Nellie Davis Martha McCorkle Will Putney Xylophone Dorothy Wise Piano Christine Seay Louise Hyde Viola Mary Grainger T H IE V I E IE I N I A N Monogram Club Motto: Sportsmanship Always Colors: Blue and White Miss Olive T. Iler, Adviser OFFICERS Lelia Mattox President Louise Walmsley J ' ice-President Kathleen Ranson Secretary Evelyn Massey Treasurer MEMIiHRS Nannie Ruth Cooper Mary Burgess Fraser Mildred Gwaltnev Evelyn Massey Lelia Mattox Kathleen Ranson Maude Rhodes Louise Walmsley Sue Yeaman i.vj 4 V O L E X X X I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Debate Club OFFICERS Helen Smith President Mildred Linthicum Vice-President Margaret Pollard.., Secretary Margaret Murry Treasurer MEMBERS Beverly Barksdale Agnes Bondurant Margaret Clark Catherine Crews Grace Collins Victoria Gii.lettk Nell Harrell Nancy Harrison Honey Hamilton Margaret Hunter Sallie Jennings Mildred Linthicum Margaret Murry Margaret Pollard Grace Rowell Alice Rowell Mildred Slayton Helen Smith Birdie Wooding Sue Waldo Dorothy Woolwine Sue Yeaman 154 4 O L U M E XXX I I I 193 4 i I E 1 I I T H E V I E G I N I A N Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society in Education Founded tgu Beta Epsilon Chapter Publication : The Kadelpian STUDEXT MEMBERS Virginia Brinkley Carmen Clark Katherine Coleman Mildred Linthicum Anne Putney Maude Rhodes Alice Rowell Grace Rowell Edith Shanks Elizabeth Vassar Katharine Walton Birdie Wooding Dorothy Woolwine ACTIVE FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Pauline Camper Miss Alice Carter Miss Helen Draper Miss Mary Clay Hiner Miss Bessie Gordon Jones Miss Mary Nichols Miss Mary Peck Miss Carrie B. Taliaferro AFFILIATE FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Ada Bierbower — Kappa Miss Mary Haynes — Alpha Pi Miss Sibyl Henry — Alpha Tau Miss Grace Moran — Alpha Pi Miss Mary Pierce — Xi Dr. J. P. Wynne — Alpha Upsilon ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mr. S. M. Holton Alpha Tau Chapter, Duke University MISS FRANCES WATERS Alpha Pi Chapter, George Peabody College for Women ACTIVE ALUMXAE MEMBERS Miss Hallie McCraw Mrs. Anne Jeffers HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. J. L. Jarman Miss Jennie M. Tabb 158 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I M I A N Lll ■ Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society Virginia Gamma Chapter Chartered 1924 Publication : Social Science MEMBERS Louise Bulloch Margaret Copenhaver Elmer Foster Edna Hatcher Margaret Morgan Mary B. Nelson Mr. S. M. Holton Dr. J. L. Tarman Dr. J. P. Wynne Imogene West FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. J. E. Walmsley MEMBERS AT LARGE ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Miss Florence Stubbs Miss Mary E. Peck Miss M. Virginia Putts Mrs. A. T. Gray Margaret Hubbard Carrie Spencer Alice Rowell Grace Rowell Beverly Wilkinson Birdie Wooding Dorothy Woolwine Mary Wicker Sarah B. Tucker Miss in m 1 Mor . Mrs. J. P. Wynne Miss Mary Xichols Miss Frances Waters Miss Claudia Fleming Miss Catherine Diehl TOWN MEMBERS Louise Bondurant Agnes Watkins Emilie Holliday CHAPTER ROLL Alp Sirmingham— Southern Coll College of the Pacific rth Western College State College a Grove City College -Gettysburg College Alpha— lows Pennsylvania Alp] Pennsylvania Beta South Carolina Alpha Furman University South Dakota Alpha- Dakota Wesleyan Kansas Alpha — Southwestern College Kentucky Alpha — Berea College Minnesota Alpha — Colby College Mississippi Alpha — Agricultural and Mechanical College Missouri Alpha— Curoy College Montana Alpha — Montana State College Nebraska Alpha — Nebraska Ebesleyor New York Alpha— Union College Ohio Alpha— Akron University Ohio Beta— Toledo University Oregon Alpha Williainette University Texas Alpha— Southwestern University Tex 3 eta Gamma — Texas Christian College Delta— Texas Technological College lia Alpha— College of William and Mary 11a Beta Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College lia Gamma— State Teachers College, Farmvil Virginia Alpha— Marshall College nsiti Alpha— Lawrence College 160 11 4 O L U E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T If E V I E a I N I A N Alpha Kappa Gamma JO AX CIRCLE Honorary Fraternity for Leadership Founded iqjO State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia ACTIVE MEMBERS Virginia Brinkley Alice McKay Mary Burgess Fraser Miss Grace Mix Mildred Gwaltney Miss Mary Nichols Virginia Hamilton Margaret Parker Miss Olive T. Iler Mary Shelton Lelia Mattox Helen Smith A S SOC I ATE M EMBE R S Miss Florence Stubbs Miss Mary Clay Hiner Miss Virginia Potts HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Lula Andrews Miss Ellen Glasgow Miss Adele Clarke Mrs. Anna Hyatt Huntington Miss Vary White Cox Miss Jennie M. Tabb 162 II 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I .ftfc fc. 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Beta Pi Theta Fondc 1926 Pi Zeta Fondc 1930 LES MEMBRES Annie Anderson Charlotte Parrish Fanny Bosworth Anne Putney Virginia Brinkley Maude Rhodes Carmen Clark Irwin Staples Margaret Otten Katharine Walton LES MEMBRES HONORAIRES Mlle. Estelle Smithey Mlle. Helen Draper Mlle. Mary Nichols 4 V O L I E XXX I I I 19 3 4 T H E V I E G I MIAN Pi Kappa Delta National Honor Forensic Society Virginia Alpha Chapter Chartered ipsS Publication : The Forensic MEMBERS Dorothy Woolwixe Virginia Hamilton Nancy Harrison Margaret Pollard Beverly Barksdale FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. J. E. YYalmsley ATr. S. M. Holton HONORARY MEMBER Dr. J. L. Jarman Mascot: Mary Marie Holton 4 V O L U Ml E XXXI I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Sigma Pi Rho Honorary ' Fraternity in Latin Virginia Alpha Chapter Justituta Novembri, MCMXXIX SOCII Virginia Brinkley Carmen Clark Lila Jacob Anne Putney Maude Rhodes Edith Shanks Josephine Smith Irwin Staples Gertrude Sugden Katharine Walton Birdie Wooding Miss Minnie Y. Rick Dr. J. E. Walmsley SOCIUS HONORATUS Mr. J. M. Grainger 168 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Agnes Bondurant Virginia Brinkley Carmen Clark Mildred Linthicurr Virginia Acvvorth Minnie Adams Betty Barleon Gracie Bass Ruby Blanton Marjorie Booton Helen Boswell Katherine Coleman Margaret Copenhaver Frances Crawford Mary E. Driscoll Nan Edmunds Katherine Adams Mary E. Bailey Fanny Bosworth Kemper Cobb Mary Diehl Frances Elder Margaret Eley Elmer Foster Anne Galusha Alice Grainger Mary Hastings Holloway Lila Jacob Alpha Phi Sigma Delta Chapter Honorary Fraternity for Scholars up Installed 1930 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia Publication : The News Letter ACTIVE MEMBERS Master ' s Degree Margaret Pollard Anne Putney Maude Rhodes Edith Shanks Apprentice Degree Doris Eley Winnie Frances Eubank Victoria Gillette Mary Alice Glass Martha Hamlet Virginia Hooke Katherine Hoyle Elva Kidd Leonora Long- Gertrude Mamies Evelyn Massey Katherine Milby Novice Degree Mary V. Johnson Jessica Jones Lloyd Kelly Barbara Kester Frances Martin Bobbie Mattox Lelia Mattox Margaret Morgan Mary B. Nelson Margaret Otten Velma Quarles Lucille Rhodes Elizabeth Vassar Elizabeth Walton Katharine Walton Birdie Wooding Doris Moore Claudine O ' Brien Virginia Payne Virginia Rawlings Louise Ridgway Alliene Saunders Anne Scales Elizabeth Spider Joyce Sturm Gertrude Sugden Mary Thompson Dorothv Woolwine Ruth Roberts Capitola Rountree Nelle Oakey Ryan Elizabeth Showell Sylvia Somers Irwin Staples Lucille Ware Itasca Waters Brooks Wheeler Janice White Mary Wicker Alice Zeigler FACULTY ADVISER Miss Helen Draper HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. J. L. Jarman Miss Jennie M. Tabb 170 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I i g 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N Gamma Psi Honorary Fraternity f or Art Founded 1933 State Teachers College, Farinvillc, Virginia MEMBERS Betty Barleon Jeanallan Bowles Jane Coulbourn Mary Dieiil Nan Gilbert Mary Easley Hill Jean McClure Martha Putney Christine Seay Gertrude Sugden Martha S. Watkins Janice White FACULTY MEMBER Miss Virginia Bedford HONORARY MEMBER Miss Martha Coulling 1 8 8 4 V O L U E X X I I I 1 9 3 4 8 i IB O E I T I E T T H E V I E G I N I A N w Sarah Beck Maude Beckham Frances Crawford Phyllis Denit Margaret Gilmer Mary Gilmer Virginia Bean- Mary Bowles Betty Mae Brown Ann Diggs l UM, Mil I I l(IR h 11 Margaret Karhak Lily Farrar Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Chapter Founded 1898 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia Publication : The Triangle SORORES IN COLLEGIO Virginia Hamilton Gloria Mann Nancy Harrison Louise McNulty Katherine Hoyle Dorothy Prescott Anne Irving Nancy Parker Elizabeth Kelly Marion Raine Helen Shawen Alfreda Shields Wyclif Scott Mary Shelton Martha Scott Watkins Virginia Waddle PLEDGES Phyllis Ferguson Florence Sanford Victoria Gillette Lelia Sanford Winifred Goodman Bobbie Saunders Mary Hastings Hoi.loway Susan Gresham Katherine Irby Edwina Richards Lloyd Kelly Lucy Shields Amis Montgomery Minnie Smith Katheryn Switzer Zaida Thomas Marion Umberger Elizabeth Wall Elizabeth Ware Ella Ware Lucille Ware SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Pauline Camper Miss Virginia Potts SORORES IN URBE Irving Armstrong Evelyn B. Broaddus Martha A. Laing Betty Shields Margaret Armstrong Elizabeth Crute Mary Richardson Lancaster Mabel F. Putney FACULTY ADVISER Miss Pauline Camper HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. George Richardson ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha — State Teachers College. Kappa — Miami University, Oxf Zeta— Buffalo State Teachers New York Iota ( n] M ado State Ti achei Colorado Lambda — Indiana State Teache Pennsylvania Mn Kirksville State Teachers Missouri Nil- State Teachers College. Xi— Northwestern State Teacl Oklahoma Omicron — Michigan State Teache lanti, Michigan I ' l Slat, I. a. hi I ■ I i.lleg. . Knipoua. Kans ls Rho— Florida State Teachers College. Tallahassee, Florida Tau— New Mexico Normal School, Las Vegas, Farmville, ird, Ohio College, Vi B rginia Liffalo. College, Gi eeley, s College. Indiana, College, K irk sville. Warrenshui ■s, Mis- ers Colleg, Alva, hers Codec ;e. Ypsi- Mabel Culkin id College. West Vi Alpha Alpha- Alpha Beta — Kent State College. Kent, Ohio Alpha Gamma— Kansas State Teachers College Hays. Kansas Alpha Delta— Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Perm vlv Alpha Epsilon — Northweste ers College, Maryville, Missouri Alpha Zeta— Louisiana State Teachers Natchitoches, Louisiana Alpha Eta— State Teachers College, Ind State Teach- ers College, apolis, College, Radford, Xi Qpsilo M. State Colle -East Central Oklahoma Chi— Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Indiana Alpha Theta— State Teache Virginia Alpha Iota — Northeastern State Teachers Colle Tahletpiah, Oklahoma Alpha Kappa — Fairmont State Teachers Colle Fairmont, West Virginia Alpha Lambda— Harris Teachers College, Louis, Missouri Alpha Mu -Southwestern Louisiana Institute, I fayette, Louisiana Alpha Nu— Southern Illinois Normal Universi 1 .11 1 ,. Psi— Marshall College, Hunti Sigma — Western State Teach rado, Gunnison, Colorado gton, West Virginia rs College of Colo- Alph; ale, Illinois Xi— State Teache PATRONS Irs, V. P. Paulette Mrs. C. W. Watkins Mrs. C. A. -Allen Colle Mrs. C. B. Crute V O L U M E X X I I I kJkJLJ 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Chapter Founded igoi Stale Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia Publication : The Phoenix SORORES IN COLLEGIO Dorothy Glover Mary Easley Hill Margaret Hurtt Ida Mason Miller Mary ' Berkeley ' Nelson Sallie Perrow E. Katherine Young PLEDGES Marguerite Bradford Julia Derr Pauline Jones Margaret Clark Nancy Dodd Mary Jones Mary Elizabeth Alexander Elizabeth Billups Burnley Brockenbrough Caroline Byrd Doris Eley Margaret Eley Louise Potter Mildred Potter Gertrude Sugden Sarah Hyde Thomas Louise Walmsley Susie Webb Elise Marshburn Bebe Russell ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Grace M. Moran SORORES IN URBE Katherine Watkins Mrs. Southard Shields Mrs. W. J. Sydnor Mrs. R. H. Catlin PATRONS Miss Mary Clay Hixer Miss Mary E. Peck Mrs. J. E. Walmsley Dr. J. E. Walmsley Miss Winnie Hiner ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha— State Teachers College. Farmville, Virgini Alpha Alpha— Miami University. Oxford, Ohio Alpha Beta— State Teachers College, Kirksvill. Missouri Alpha Gamma— State Teachers College, Indian; Pennsylvania Beta Beta— State Teachers College, Greeley, Col( rado Gamma Gamma — State Teachers College, Alv; Oklahoma Delta Delta — Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Epsilon Epsilon — State Teachers College, Emporia Kansas Zeta Zeta— State Teachers College, YVarrensburg Missouri Eta Eta— State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Ka Theta Theta — Boston University, Boston, Mass chusetts Iota Iota — Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa Kappa Kappa — Temple University, Philadelphi Pennsylvania Lambda Lambda — The Ohio State L ' niversity, Co lumbus, Ohio Mu Mu — State Normal College, Ypsilanti, Michi- gan Nu Nu— Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- Xi Xi — University of California, Los Angeles, California Omicron Omicron — State Teachers College, Kent, Ohio Pi Pi— State Teachers College, Buffalo. New York Rho Rho — Marshall College, Huntington, West Virginia Sigma Sigma — Western State College, Gunnison. Colorado Tau Tau— Fort Hays Kansas State College, Hays, Kansas Phi Phi — State Teachers College, Maryville, Mis- Chi Chi— Butlei Psi Psi— State Omega Omega- Diego, Califor University. Indianapolis, Indiana Teachers College, Natchitoches, 1 ' 4 V O L U E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H IE V I E G I N I A N Gamma Theta Founded ign State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia SORORES IN COLLEGIO Sue Hume Evelyn Knaub Belle Lovelace Lelia Lovelace Eltgenia AIcClung Jean AIcClure A 1 a rt 1 1 a Nottingham A I a kca ret Parker Elizabeth Phillips Virginia Riddick Mary Banks Sullivan Anne Thomas Itasca Waters Margaret Webster Lula Windley Margaret Woodard Katherixe Woodson PLEDGES Virginia Baker Kitty Bass Martha Glenn Davis Jean Foote Anne Galusha Caroline Jones Virginia Jones Virginia Leonard Elizabeth Shiplett Jean Willis SORORES IN URBE Mrs. Ruth Harding Coyner AIrs. AIildred Dickinson Davis Mrs. Carrie Galusha McIlwaine ADVISER IX FACULTATE Miss Florence Stubp.s PATRON Mrs. John Willis 4 V O L U IE XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IB e I M IAN Mu Omega Founded 102=, State Teachers College, Farmville, ' irginia SORORES IN COLLEGIO Laeta Barham Jestine Cutshall Louise Coleman Sara Goodwin MlLDRED GWALTNEY Margaret Herndon Ella Mallory Ellen Mason Iola McIntire Elizabeth Rogers Betsy Wilkinson PLEDGES Marjorie Bradshaw Helen Conquest Claire Eastman Louise Hyde Katherine Hurt Bonnie Lane Sue Mallory Dorothy Price Lucille Rhodes Martha Stein Sue Waldo Billy Wilkinson Evelyn Wilson Mrs. James Eretwell Margaret Hubbard SORORES IN URBE Mrs. E. R. Irby Paula Irving ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Leola Wheeler HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Helen Draper Mrs. W. C. Fitzpatrick PATRON Mrs. L. E. Hubbard 182 4 V L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Margaret Copenhaver Jane Coulbourn Agnes Crockett Claudia Harper Frances Burger Grace Eubank Lucille Mosely Pi Kappa Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapter Founded 192S State Teachers ' College, Farmville, Virginia Publication: The Laurel SORORES IN COLLEGIO Martha Higgins Elizabeth Huse Mary Virginia Johnson Hazel Smith PLEDGES Virginia Moses Kitty Roberts Elizabeth Smith Alice Zeigler Mary Diehl SORORES IN URBE FACULTY ADVISER Mrss Olive T. Iler Dorothy Stone Florence Tankard Elsie Truly Louise Whitehurst Pauline St. Clair Virginia Tilman Mary Alice Wood Mrs. Archie Paulette Mrs. J. T. Thompson al Colle Alpha — Michigan State N Michigan Beta — Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva, Oklahoma Zeta— State Teachers College. Indiana, Pennsylvania Eta— Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Iota — Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas Kappa — Southeastern State Teachers College, Du- rant. Oklahoma Lambda— Central Missouri State Teachers College, Warrensburg, Missouri Mu— Colorado State Teachers College, Greeley, Col- orado Nu — East Cent ral State Teachers College, Ada, Oklahoma Xi — University of Ohio, Athens, Ohio Omicron— Marshall College, Huntington, West Vir- ginia Pi— Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, Missouri Rho— State Teachers College, Buffalo, New York Sigma— Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa Tau— State Teachers College, Chico. California Phi— University of California, Los Angeles, Cali- ACTIVE CHAPTERS Ypsilanti, Mrs. H. T. Stokes Detroit, Michigan Cincinnati, Ohio Denver, Colorado Buffalo, New York ia, Los na Polytechnic Institute, Au State Teachers College, Pitts Spearfish, South ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Cleveland, Ohio Psi— Kent Colleg. Omega — Univers: Angeles, Californ Aloha Aloha — Alal hum, Alabama Alpha B-ta — Kansa burg. Kansas Aloha Gamma— Detroit Teachers College, Detroi Michigs-n Alpha Delta— Louisiana State Teachers Colleg Natchitoches, Louisiana Aloha Epsilon— State Teachers College, Farmvill. Alpha Zeta— Western State College, Gunnison, Co orado Alpha Eta— Tames Milliken University, Decatu Illinois Alpha Theta— Tohn B. Stetson University, DeLani oriila College of Education, Indianapo ■is Teachers College. St. Louis Aloha Lambda — Wittemberg College, Springfield Ohio Alpha Mu— Fort Hays College, Hays, Kansas Aloha Iota— Butlei lis, Indiana Alpha Kanpa — Ha Chicago, Illinois St. Louis, Missor Greeley, Colorado Youngstown, Ohii I 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 19 3 4 T H E V I E Q I N I A N Zeta Tau Founded 1920 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia SORORES IN COLLEGIO Ophelia Booker Fanny Bosworth Virginia Brinkley Christine Ciiii.drey Doris Coates Mattie Lula Cooper Alberta Collings Dorothy Eubank Mervvyn Gathright Alice McKay Jac Morton Alice Rowell Grace Rowell Louise Van Lear ADVISER IX FACULTATE Miss Virginia Bedford SOROR IX FACULTATE Miss Mary XTchols SOROR IN URBE Mrs. Waldon E. Smith, Jr. PATROXS Mrs. A. T. Gray Mrs. J. D. Morton Mrs. C. P. Rice 186 4 V O L U M E X I I I 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IB G I N I A N ParvHellenic Association OFFICERS Tac Waters President Caroline Byrd Vice-President Jestine Cutshall Secretary Margaret Copenhaver Treasurer Virginia Brinkley Chair man af Programs Helen Shaw en Chairman of Publicity OFFICIAL ROLL Sigma Sigma Sigma Mu Omega Gamma Theta Pi Kappa Sigma Alpha Sigma Alpha Zeta Tali REPRESENTATIVES Elizabeth Kelly Mildred Gwaltney Helen Shawex Jestine Cutshall Belle Lovelace Martha Higgins Tac Waters Margaret Copenhaver Mary Berkeley Nelson Mattie Lula Cooper Caroline Byrd Virginia Brinkley 1 8 8 4 V O L IU M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 G L U IB 8 l 0 T H E V I E G I N I A N The Mathematics Club OFFICERS Nannie Ruth Cooper President Ella Mallory Vice-President Frances McDaniel Secretary Brooks Wheeler Treasurer Miss Carrie B. Taliaferro Faculty Adviser MEMBERS [•Catherine Adams Frances McDaniel Minnie Adams Ella Mallory Margaret Alsop Frances Martin Betty Barleon Ellen Mason Maude Beckham Evelyn Massey Ruby Blanton Lelia Mattox Margaret Clark Doris Moore Nannie Ruth Cooper Anne Putney Jestine Cutshall Virginia Rawlings Elizabeth Glenn Edwina Richards Dartha Harrison Alice Rowell Kathryn Harvey Alliene Saunders Frances Horton Lucie Shields Margaret Hurtt Mary Sullivan Sue Hume Louise Van Lear Estelle Jones Eleanor Ware Bonnie Lane Brooks Wheeler Maria Williams 192 Islli 4 V O L U ME XXX I I I Le Cercle Francais La Fleur: Fleur-de-lis Lcs Co nl cur Rouge et bleu La Devise: Noblesse oblige LE BUREAU Katharine Walton P resident e Maude Rhodes Vice-Presidente Agnes Bondurant Secretaire Mary Gilmer Tresorierc Elizabeth Walton Pianist e Jeannette Jones Pianist e LES MEMBRES HOXORAIRES Mademoiselle Draper Mademoiselle Xichols Mademoiselle Smithey LES MEMBRES Virginia Acworth Annie Anderson Virginia Baker Mamie Barnes Sue Baynard Nancy Beard Agnes Bondurant Elizabeth Booth Fanny Bosworth Virginia Brinkley Bettie May Brown Elsie Cabell Margaret Carroll Carmen Clark Doris Coates Wilma Denit Clara Eastman Winnie Frances Eui Virginia Fisher Florence Fleming Alma Foster Anne Galusha Mary Gilmer Susan Gresham Meg Herndon Elizabeth Huse Katherine Hurt Lucy Irving Lila Jacob Caroline Jones 1 9 3 4 Jeannette Jones Barbara Kester nk Bonnie Lane Leonora Long Anne McCready Mary E. Newcomb Margaret Otten Virginia Payne Charlotte Parrish Anne Putney Velma Quarles Charlotte Rice Maude Rhodes Anthelia Robinette Xelle Oakey Ryan 193 Florence Saneord Alliene Saunders Wyclif Scott Edith Shanks Elizabeth Showeli. Sylvia Somers Irwin Staples Marion Umberger Elizabeth Walton Katharine Walton Martha Scott Watkins Dorothy Wise Birdie Wooding Charlotte Young T H IE V I E G I N I A N Sodalitas Latina Colors: Ivory and Gold Motto: Excelsior Flower: Laurel Publication : Tributum OFFICERS Mildred Linthicum President Margaret Pollard l 7 ice-Prcsidcnt Doris Moore Secretary Frances Elder Treasurer Anne Putney Editor of Tributum Miss Minnie V. Rice Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Virginia Acworth Katherine Adams Annie Anderson Fanny Bosworth Mabel Britt Carmen Clark Katherine Coleman Frances Elder Mary Gilmer Iris Hart Lila Jacob Jeannette Jones Mildred Linthicum Lelia Mattox m Katherine Milby Doris Moore Mary Newcomb Claudine O ' Brien Charlotte Parrish Margaret Pollard Anne Putney Maude Rhodes Elizabeth Showell Edith Shanks Irwin Staples Elizabeth S hiplett Gertrude Sugden Birdie Wooding 11 4 V G L U M E XXX I I I El Circulo Espahol La 1 ' lor: El Clavel Rojo El Mote: El que lucha, triumfa LAS FUNCIONARIAS Marguerite Rollins Presidente Louise Ridgway J ' icc-P resident e Virginia Payne Secretaria Audrey Clements . Tesorera La Senorita Smith ey Miembra Honoraria La Senorita Nichols Miembra Honoraria LAS MIEMBRAS Audrey Clements Charlotte Parrish Katherine Coleman Virginia Payne Ione Covert Louise Ridgway Mildred Linthicum Marguerite Rollins Margaret McNamara Edna Simpkins Margaret Otten Charlotte Young hi;. 1 9 3 4 T H IE V I E a I N I A N The Home Economics Club Flower: Old Fashioned Flow Motto: To Serve Colors: Green and G old OFFICERS Mary Elizabeth Driscoll President Elizabeth Wall Vice-President Virginia Saunders Secretary Agnes Crockett Treasurer Ava Simmons .....Reporter Annie B. Anthony Dorothy Billings Virginia Brown Mary Brown Hazel Clevinger Gathering Cooper Rebecca Cousins Vennie Cralle Agnes Crockett Martha Glenn Davis Mary Elizabeth Driscoll Winnie Goodman Miss Katherine Tu MEMBERS Dorothy Harrison Eleanor Holman Eileen Howard Lois Jenkins Virginia Leonard Madeline Martin Neva Martin Eugenia McClung J u Morton Sallie Perrow FACULTY ADVISERS pper Miss Bessie Jeter 196 Martha Putney Virginia Saunders Ava Simmons Ellen Simmerman Elizabeth Spitler Zaida Thomas Virginia Tilman Margaret Turner Elizabeth Wall Itasca Waters Elizabeth Ware Susie Webb 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Granddaughters 1 Club Colors: Purple and Green Flowers: There ' s rosemary — that ' s for remembrance, There ' s pansies — that ' s for thoughts. Motto: We strive for records like Mother used to rake. OFFICERS President Agnes Crockett Vice-President Janice White Secretary Mary Denny Treasurer HONORARY MEMBER Uiss Jennie Masters Tabb Elise Bailey .....Chi-istine Beanett Bradshaw Mattie Louise Bailey Mattie Pearl Minor Laeta Barham Louise Grey Hamlin Fanny C. Bosworth Grace Ann Wilson Marion V. Bracey Mary Cox Cornelia Bristow Cornelia Ellen Stiff Lelia Marion Bryant Gertrude Lewis Eleanor Button Lillie Humphries Martha Chandler Catherine Belle Yancey Frances Channel Bessie Morris Emily Channel Bessie Morpis Christine Childrey Iva Pearle Vaughan Margaret Clark Mary Elizabeth Taylor Hazel Clevinger Emma Irene Baird Katherine Coleman Annie Louise Baker Sarah E. Corbin Doris Daumhtkey Agnes Crockett, Jennie Lou Oglesby (Grandmother) Mildred Dams Linda Coleman Mary Denny Anna Jolliffe Murkland Dressler. .Virginia Maude Baltimore Frances Elder Homie Estelle Monroe Frances Corinne Faris Elizabeth Dunnavant Louise Floyd Louise Godwin Mary Burgess Fraser Anna Lois Diehl Louise Gathright Heath B. Gathright Victoria Gillette Evelyn Turnbull Mary Louise Harry Millie Morehead Katheryn Harvey, Mamie Friend Baldwin (Grandmother) Katherine Hoyle Amanda E. Edwards Sally Virginia Inge Sarah W. Inge Anne Irving Beulah Johnson Estelle Jones Mary Daniel Mary Jones Edna Venable Elcan Pauline Jones Edna Venable Elcan Dorothy Justis Sally Dennis Crowson Elva Moore Kidd... Willie H. Moore (Great-aunt) members our mothers Marion Layne Ethel Scott Gloria Mann Rosa B. Caldwell Ann McCready Cynthia Thomas Chandler Rebecca Mears Eva Walkley Jac Morton Blanche Armistead Mary Thomas Movers Laura Lee Castleman Virginia Moses Fannie Hodnett Martha Nottingham Sally B. Rice Page Nottingham Sally B. Rice Virgi nia E. Rawlings Belle Sarah Dunton Alice Rowell Grace Warren Grace Rowell Grace Warren Nelle Oakev Ryan Nellie Kern Oakey Alva Sawyer Lucy Edith Davis Christine Seav Myrtle Lee Steele Helen Shawen Lois Leonard Sylvia Sue So.mers Winifred Parks Mildred Smith Maky Evelyn Noel Georgia B. Spen ' cer Ella Barnes Mary Janet Stuart Stella Crickenberger Joyce Sturm Pearl Agnes Wingate Florence Tankard Mabel Roberts Agnes Thompson Florence Sledd Elizabeth Wall Kate Elliot Linda Allen Walker, Jennie Jeter Allen (1873-74) Jane Walker Jennie Jeter Allen (1S73-74) Reed Walthall Mildred W. Vaughan Katharine Walton Marion Enos Elizabeth Walton Marion Enos Martha Scott Watkins Clara Cunningham Mildred Weaver Ida Estelle Walton Janice White Caroline Roper Goldie Estelle Williams, Roberta Alice Hogg (Grandmother) Jean Willis Ruth Hunt Amanda Wilson Lora Scott Dorothy Woolwine Mamie Grossclose Sue M Ct 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E Q I W IAN Cotillion Club OFFICERS Margaret Eley ...President Margaret Parker Leader CORINNE MOSBY Actil a President and B«sim Virginia Hami -ys Manager Jestine OLD MEMBERS Cuts hall Reporter Treasurer Mamie Barnes •Gloria Mann Christine Childrey •Lily Farrar Billy Wilkinson Laurine Billings •Ida Mason Miller Mary E. Alexander Sarah Goodwin- Margaret Webster Sarah Beck •Corinne Mosby Ruth Fleet Elizabeth Hart Virginia Widgeon- Virginia Brinkley Virginia Moses Dorothy Glover Elizabeth Huse Josephine Smith Polly Brock Jac Morton Margaret Hurtt •Virginia Hall •Martha Nottingha Burnley Brockenbroug h«Jean McClure •Sue Hume Pauline Jones •Lucy Potter Louise Coleman •Alice McKay •Anne Irving Eileen Howard Mildred Potter Margaret Copenhayer Iola McIntire Rachel Toyner •Weesie McNulty Elizabeth Phillip •JESTIXE CUTSHALL •Mary B. Nelson Dorothy Billings Jean McClung •Nancy Parker •Mary Diehl •Margaret Parker Elizabeth Billups Katherine Malone Elizabeth Renfro Phyllis Denit Martha Putney Betty Barleon Ellen Mason Virginia Riddick Nannie Gilbert Elma Rawlings Ophelia Booker •Sallie Perrow Ellen Simmerman •Margaret Gilmer •Alice Rowell Louise Bulloch Marion Raine Lucy Shields •Mary Gilmer •Grace Rowell Helen Conquest •Billy Rountree -Hazel Smith •Mildred Gwaltney •Wyclif Scott •Jane Coulbourn Florence Raney Henrietta Salisbuf •Virginia Hamilton •Dorothy Prescott Sarah Canada Mary B. Sullivan •Florence Tankard •Nancy Harrison- •Helen Shawen •Frances Crawford Freda Shields Marion Umberger Martha Higgins •Ruth Showalter Agnes Crockett Dorothy Stone Lula Windley •Mary Easley Hill •Gertrude Sugden Bell Buracker Ann Thomas •Kitty Woodson Mary Howard •Louise Van Lear Dorothy Eubank Elsie Truly Margaret Woodard •Evelyn Knaub •Martha S.Watkin; •Grace Eubank Lucile Wilkinson Mary V. Walker •Elizabeth Kelly •Betsy Wilkinson •Doris Eley Louise Whitehurst Tac Waters •Belle Lovelace Catherine Young Mary Alice Farrell Elizabeth Wall Sue Waldo Lelia Lovelace •Mary Shelton •Margaret Farrar Susie Webb Katherine Harvey Ella Mallory NEW MEMBERS •Laeta Barham Helen Westmoreland •Winnie Richards Frances Graham Zaida Thomas Ella Ware Fanny Bosworth Helen Smith Helen Harris Elizabeth Ware Lucille Ware Margaret Clark Janice White Meg Herndon Lelia Sanford Nancy Beard Caroline Jones Mary Jones Anne Diggs Bernice Jones Elmer Foster Kitty Fitzgerald Jane Main- Chic Dortch Sue Mallory Harriet Garnett Florence Sanford Mary McDearmon Frances Tilman Frances Burger Louise Gathright Virginia Tilman Lena Mac Gardner Cappy Rountree Zell Hopkins Susan Gresham Frances Hudgins Marguerite Bradford Virginia Rawlings Iris Hart Maude Beckham Nelle Oakey Ryan- Nancy Dodd Elizabeth Shiplet Katherine Hoyle Caroline Byrd Louise Walmsley Betty Mae Brown- Winnie Goodman- Dorothy Tustis Doris Coates Mary Bowles Virginia Jones Martha Davis Lelia Mattox Louise Floyd Page Nottingham Peanut Woodhouse Jean Foote Frances McDaniel Mary B. Fraser Kitty Roberts Virginia Baker Bebe Russell Mary Lee Powell Margaret Garnett Kitty B.ass Nancy Waul Katherine Switzer Girls elected to be in Spring Figu 4 V O L U Ml E XXX I I I Chi X THE ORDER Honey Hamilton Alice McKay Margaret Parker Helen Shawen Betsy Wilkinson ? p r.i ' .i 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E G I N I A N The Association of Childhood Education OFFICERS Virginia Moses President Christine Childrey Vice-President Barbara Kester Secretary Lena Mac Gardner Treasurer Miss Mary B. Haynes Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Laeta Barham Barbara Kester Jeanallan Bowles Lelia Lovelace Alberta Collings Gloria Mann Christine Childrey Audrey Mattox Helen Rose Cunningham Alice McKay Phyllis Denit Emily Meadows Ida Belle Foster Virginia Moses Ruth Gaines Betsy Ross Lena Mac Gardner Alva Sawyer Frances Graham Martha Scott Watkins Martha IIiggins Betsy Wilkinson Bessie Hix Maria Williams A. C. E. MEMBERS OF FACULTY Miss Mary B. Haynes Miss Sibyl Henry Miss Grace Mix Miss Georgie Norris Miss Ida Penney 200 4 O L U IE XXX I I I May Day Committee Elm a Rawlings Chairman Sue Yeaman Theme Chairman Louise Hyde Music Chairman Jac Morton Costume Chairman Louise Van Lear ) - to Chairmen Dorothy Prescott Mrs. Louise R. Fitzpatrick Adviser 1 9 3 4 tf||| T M H I E E E G A E T H E V I E a I N I A N MAY DAY— 1933 Legends of Robin Hood — lonely ladies — gallant knights — woven into one glorious pageant V O L U M E XXX I I I COMMENCEMENT— 1933 A sad time, a glad time, mingled with tears and smiles T H E V I E G I N I A N The Circus of 1933 IIPHE 1933 Circus was a medley of mirth, song, color, flash, and gay ap- JIL plause. Amidst laughter, spangles, glitter, and sparkling music, Meg Herndor, the masterful ringmaster, stepped forward and in a manner highly profes- sional introduced Man - Shelton, who, in turn, introduced the senior freaks to a fascinated and horrified crowd. Frankie McDaniel and Belle Lovelace, the skilled trainers of animals from the jungle, presented the wild animals from the junior class. Among those of especial interest were Andreona, the giraffe, a highly intelligent ani- mal, and Clementine, the elephant wonder direct from Africa. Next came forth a crowd of rollicking Wild West cowboys and cowgirls upon whom the mellow harvest moon cast an alluring light as they danced gleefully around a dying campfire. So perfect was their Wild West stunt that they were awarded the first prize. Soon twenty freshmen tumblers, clad in green shorts and white shirts, dashed forth so gayly and performed with such grace their death-defying feats that thev won the second prize. Following in the wake of the ring show and the grand parade was still more mirth, color, and flash. Rut suddenly the crowd grew breathless with wonder as to who the circus queen would be. Within a few seconds, Chub Denit, enthroned upon a snow-white chariot and clad in billowing pink tulle, was ushered in amidst the gayest applause and presented as the Queen of the Circus. For the remainder of the evening, Chub reigned supreme as the crowd grew merrier and merrier with dancing, sideshows, fortune-telling, etc. Promptly on the stroke of twelve ended the most mirthful of all S. T. C. circuses — the circus of 1933. — Amis Montgomery, ' 37 206 V O L U M IE X X I I I 1 9 3 4 Summ m - ■■ ,-fflt r | T H E V ' I E G I N I A N THANKSGIVING— 1933 Color rush — Hockey games — Alumnae — Green and white ! — Red and white ! V O L U M E XXX I I I Freshest of the fresh — greenest of the green — but, whet fun ! T H E V I E G I N IAN IXFORMAL SNAPSHOTS 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 •CUTEST T H E V I E G I NIAN COLLEGE LIFE AS WE LIVE IT! 1! 4 V O L U Ml E XXXI I I Programme CELEBRATING THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY of the State Teachers College at Farmville 1 9 3 4 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY March Ninth and Tenth Nineteen Hundred Thirty-four FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA 213 11 §| Jlinnn ffT 1 ii| s . -. iff T H E V I E a I N I A N Friday, March Ninth 10:30 a. m. — Auditorium — Preliminary Musical Programme 11 :ooa. m. — Auditorium — Anniversary Programme Honorable E. Lee Trinkle, presiding Academic Procession Invocation Rev. William V. Gardner Pastor Farmville Presbyterian Church 0-ccrtnre The College Orchestra Miss Lisabeth Purdom, d irecting Address Dr. Bruce R . Payne President George Peabody College for Teachers Address. Dr. S. C. Mitchell University of Richmond Selection The Choir of the College Alfred H. Strick, directing Greetings: Dr. J. L. Xewcomb President University of Virginia Dr. Bessie Carter Randolph President Hollins College Dr. R. E. Blackwell President Randolph-Macon College Dr. J. P. McConnell President State Teachers College at Radford Benediction....- Rev. William V. Gardner 1 130 p. m. — Guest Luncheon at Longwood 2 130 p. M. to 5 p. m. — College Open House Members of the Faculty and Students Receiving 3:30 p. M. — Y. A . C. A. Social Room — Symposium Dr. J. P. Wynne, presiding 8:15 p. m. — Auditorium — A Mid-Summer Night ' s Dream Dramatic Club, Miss Leola Wheeler, directing L ' l I 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Saturday, March Tenth 9:00 a. m. — Student Building Auditorium — Alumnae Business Meeting Miss Pauline Camper, presiding 10:30 a. m. — Auditorium — Annual Founder ' s Day Programme Students in Charge 12:30?. M. — Alumnae Luncheon at Longwood Alumnae are requested to meet in the Reception Hall at 12 M. Transportation will be provided — Plate, one dollar. 4:00 p. M. — Gvmnasium — Parade of Alumnae by Classes in Period Costume 6:00 p. M. — College Dining Room — Fiftieth Anniversary Dinner Superintendent Sidney B. Hall, Master of Ceremonies Guests of Donor Governor George C Peery Lieutenant Governor James M. Price Speaker of the 1 louse of Delegates, J. Sinclair Brown Greetings Mrs. Mary Lew Campbell Graham, for the Alumnae Miss Alice McKay, for the Students President Jarman, for the College Address Dr. Douglas Freeman. The Xext Fifty 8:15 p. m. — Auditorium (a) Handel ' s Messiah (Part the First) (b) Secular Programme College Choral Groups and Artists Directed by Alfred H. Strick 10:00 p. m. to Midnight — Gymnasium Fiftieth Anniversary Dance Hampden-Sydney Orchestra in Attendance 215 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E eiN IAN gtaRRR p- s -firCr7 v?r rrYfi PROPOSED SWIMMING POOL BUILDING State Teachers College Farmville, Virginia 4 V O L U Ml E XXX I I I i w jj, ( ■t Side. leocheis Gblleqe cdebraiincj the fiftieth curmiverjaiy of ibftjundinq preienb ihb certificate to PhilipWafxl in lecoqntfion of his fifty yeara oP faiihhil efficient and courteous service a Head Oookand Baker of the institution prestdenEf 1 9 3 4 A 1 ]H E 1 5 T H E V I E a I N I A N The Athletic Association Council Mildred Gwaltney President Mary Berkeley Nelson Vice-President Louise Walmsley Secretary Nannie Ruth Cooper Treasurer Miss Olive T. Iler Adviser MANAGERS OF SPORTS Frances McDaniei Manager of Hockey Belle Lovelace Manager of Basketball Martha Putney Manager of I ' alley Ball Elizabeth Billups Manager of Baseball Billie Roundtree : Manager of Tennis Frances Yester Manager of Field and Track Frances Horton Manager of Archery Helen Shawen Varsity Cheer Leader 220 H i 1 8 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I Awards Blazers Class Colors with F 700 Class Colors with numerals 1 100 Class Colors with S. T. C - - 1500 Navy Blue with College Seal 2000 Navy Blue with College Seal Mary Gregory 2120 Martha Gunter 2067 DuVAHL RlDGWAY 2010 Dorothy Snedegar 2233.54 Green and White Laurie Boush 1342 Lucille Crute l ( S7 l A Marguerite Massey 1621 4 Elizabeth Walthall 1440 Jennie Hurt 7A 2l A Lelia Mattox 882 J4 Theodocia Beach am 1407 J4 Hildegarde Ross 11 15 221 1 9 3 4 T H E V I IB a I H I A N 1927 - Won by Green and White 1928 .....Won by Red and White 1929 Won by Green and White 1930 Won by Red and White 1931 Won by Green and White I93-? Tie 1933 Won by Green and White I934-? Hockey, ' 32 Basketball Volley Ball Tennis Baseball Field and Track ■a 1 : -ifffilsfti iSiiT ' . ' •- ' L ' 4 V O L U E XXX I I I Varsity Tennis Season, 1932-1933 Blackstone (there) Single Matches o Double Matches o William and Mary (there) Single Matches 3 Double Matches 1 Blackstone (here) Single Matches 3 Double Matches 2 Farmville Single Matches - 4 Double Matches 2 Farmville Single Matches o Double Matches 1 Farmville Single Matches o Double Matches o Miss Oliver T. Iler Coach Doreen Smith Manager Louise Walmsley Assistant VARSITY TENNIS SQUAD Margaret Farrar Jennie Hurt Belle Lovelace Lelia Mattox Mary Berkeley Nelson Martha Putney d0r0thy snedegar Gladys Taylor Mary Virginia Walker Elizabeth Walthall ;ity Team. 1 9 3 4 E V I E a IN! AN ? _™ L£ h M. GR.EGOBY K. SANSON D. SNEDEGAR SENIOR RELAY TEAM D. RIDGEWAY M.MASSEY AND E. MASSEY Field and Track Events Winner Baseball Throw Kathleen ' Ranson Dash Mary Gregory Hop-Step-Jump Kathleen Ranson Hurdles Duvahl Ridgway Javelin Dorothy Snedegar Relay Seniors Running Broad Jump Mary Gregory Running High Tump 5 Evelyn Massey ( Marguerite Massey RESULTS Winner of Meet Kathleen Ranson, is points Green and White 72 points Red and White 31 points 224 1 4 V O L U E XXX I I I Varsity Hockey Season, 1933 Harrisonburg (there) o Westhampton Second Team (there) I 1 ' arm vi lie Farmville Second Team.. VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD Miss Olive T. Iler Nannie Ruth Cooper.. Frances McDaniel .... Frances Johnson Coach Captain -Manager ..Assistant Annie Anthony Sara Beck Elizabeth Billups Mary Bowles Frances Burger N annie Ruth Cooper Alma Foster Elizabeth Gills MlLDRED GWALTNEY Varsity Team. Katherine Irby Frances Johnson Evelyn Massey Audrey ' Mattox Lelia Mattox Frances McDaniel Bess McGlothlin Dorothy McNamee Martha Nottingham Martha Putney- Kathleen Ranson Katherine Roberts Florence Sanford Lelia Sanford Muriel Scott Louise Walmsley Marguerite York ■J: ' . . 1 9 3 4 T H E V I E a I N I A N Basketball Season, i933 ' I 934 February 10 — Farmville vs. Sweet Briar Here February 17 — Farmville vs. William and Alary Here February 24 — Farmville vs. Blackstone There Sarah Beck Captain Belle Lovelace Manager Mary Bowles Assistant Miss Olive T. Iler ...-.Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Sarah Beck Martha Putney Frances Burger Kathleen Ranson Sally Rose Chappelle Kitty Roberts Victoria Gillette Ruth Roberts Ellen Gilliam Florence Sanford Mildred Gwaltney Lelia Sanford Margaret Kent Robbie Smith Paige Magee Ruby Vestal Bernice Mann Linda Walker Lelia Mattox Louise Walmsley Frances Mayes Sue Yeaman Margaret Parker Marguerite York 226 4 V O L U M E XXX I I I 1 9 3 4 DR. JOSEPH L. JARMAN PERSONALITIES ALICE MCKAY NANCY HAEEISON VIRGINIA HAMILTON MAEY SHELTON VIA MAEGAEET PAEKEE MILDRED GWALTNEY T H E V ][ e G I N I A N Alumnae Chapters AMHERST President — Mary Gregory Vice-President— Mrs. R. H. Guy (Myrtle Gregory ) Secretary-Treasurer — Elsie Story APPOMATTOX President — Merle Davis Vice-President — Mrs. Florence Gregory Trent Secretary - Treasurer — Miss Isabelle O ' Brien CAMPBELL President — Julia Asher Secretary-Treasurer — Elizabeth Moseley CHARLOTTESVILLE President— Mrs. E. M. Nuchols (Cornelia Dickinson) Vice-President — Mrs. Pace Bailey (Laura Kice) Secretary-Treasurer — Mrs. I. R. Morris (Edith Dickey) CHASE CITY President — Margaret Finch Secretary-Treasurer — Mildred Lipscomb CLARKSYTLLE President — Evelyn Jones Secretary-Treasurer — Mrs. H. W. Win- ston (Mary Clements) CLIFTON FORGE President — Eleanor Gleason Vice-President — Mrs. Veta Martin Key Secretary-Treasurer — Elizabeth McCoy COVINGTON President — Phyllis Pedigo Vice-President — Ann Bullock Secretary-Treasurer — Virginia Moore CULPEPER President — Mary Ruth Winn Vice-President — Mary George Bolen Secretary — Frances Coleman Treasurer — Nellie Norman DANVILLE President — Rose Brimmer Vice-President — Peggy Walton Virginia Raine Mrs. Wayles Harrison (Sue Brown) Mrs. Ray Mitchell (Mary Mount) Secretary-Treasurer — Janie Moore DINWIDDIE President — Susie Reames FARMVILLE President— Mrs. George W. Jeffers ( Anne Meredith) Vice-President — Louise Richardson Secretarv— Mrs. J. C. Bondurant (Mollie Moore) Treasurer— Mrs. Frank Xat Watkins ( Mary Wisely) J. L. JARMAX— RICHMOND President — Elizabeth B. White Secretary-Treasurer— Mrs. William Bass (Evelyn Dinwiddie) KEXBRIDGE President — Virginia Gee Secretary-Treasurer — Anna Ruth Allen LAWRENCEVILLE President — El fie Meredith Secretary-Treasurer — Mildred Short LYNCHBURG President — Agnes Christine Murphy Vice-President — Helen Virginia Robertson Recording Secretary — Mary Minor Carter Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. D. W. Evans (Gladys Owen) Treasurer — Leola Harris Carter 237 T H IE V I E G I N I A N PENINSULA President — Marnetta Souder First Vice-President — Elizabeth Jarman, Newport News Second Vice-President — Mrs. Dan Phillips (Amonette Demotte), Hampton Third Vice-President — Nancy Garrow, Denbeigh Fourth Vice-President — Bertha Hunt. Poquoson Secretary — Mrs. Edward Price (Maybelle Moran) Treasurer — Mrs. G. B. Asher Chairman of Student Loan Fund — Elsie Wilson Publicity Chairman — Mrs. J. W. 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Buffalo Junction Coleman. Elizabeth Nelly ' s Ford Coleman, Katherine Orange Coleman. Virginia Box 412, Crewe Collings. Alberta, 532 Shirley Ave., Norfolk Collins, Grace Drakes Branch Connelly, Elna Gladys Conquest, Helen Atlantic Conway, Katherine Orange Cooke, Margie Prospect Cooper, Katherine Critz Cooper, Mattie Lula, 1701 Leighton Ave.. Anniston. Ala. Cooper. Nannie Ruth Critz Copenhaver, Margaret Tazewell Corbin, Sarah Windsor Cotten, Kathryne, 59 Prospect Pkwy., Portsmouth Coulbourn, Jane Waverly Cousins, Rebecca Wellville Covert, Ione....Masonic Home, Richmond Cralle, Mary Venable, 502 High St., Farmville Crawford. Frances, 66 N. Kanawha St., Beckley, W. Va. Crews, Catherine Lennig Crockett, Agnes Wytheville Cunningham, Helen Rose, Box 756, Milton, W. Va. Cunningham. Mary Laura Buena Vista Cutshall. Jestine, 1 1 19 Patterson Ave.. S. YV ., Roanoke Darden, Elizabeth, 10 Elnora St., O. V., Norfolk Davidson, Elizabeth Nuckols Davis, Martha Glenn, 1621 Princeton Road, Richmond Davis, Mildred Chester Davis, Vivian Main St., Farmville Dawley, Edna Princess Anne Denit, Phyllis 67 Penna. Ave., Salem Denit, Wilma....409 East Main St., Salem Denny, Mary White Post Derr, Julia, Hotel Goldsboro, Goldsboro, N. C. Devaney, Rebecca Cannelton, W. Va. Diehl, Mary 401 High St., Farmville Diggs, Ann..._333 58th St., Newport News Disharoon, Alice. 542 Monroe Ave.. Cape Charles Dodd, Nancy Chase City Dollins, Dorothea, 423 Locust St., Covington Dortch, Margaret. South Hill Drake. Margaret. 210 Webster Ave.. Portsmouth Dressier, Murkland, R. 1, Box 51, Covington Driscoll, Mary Elizabeth, 619 Broad St., Salem Dryden, Evelyn Poquoson Dudley, Margaret Bluefield Dunn, Avis Ingram NAME ADDRESS Eastman, Claire, 1002 W. South St.. Raleigh. N. C. Eckler. Bernice R. 2, Ilion, N. Y. Edmunds. Harriet, 1408 Virginia St., Charleston, W Va. Edmunds, Nan McKennev Edmunds, Virginia McKenney Edwards. Bertha..Star Route 6, Farmville Eggleston, Kathryn Leaksville, N. C. Elam, Sarah.. 12 Hodges St., South Boston Elder, Alice Clarkton Elder, Frances Brookneal Eley. Doris. 1500 Se wells Point Rd., Norfolk Eley, Margaret, 1500 Sewells Point Rd., Norfolk Estes, Bernice Rj ce Eubank, Dorothy Madison Heights Eubank, Grace, 1 129 23rd St.. Newport News Eubank. Winnie Frances, 307 Norfleet St.. Franklin Evans, Ila..625 Brussels St., Clifton Forge Fans, Frances Crewe Farrar. Lily Amelia Farrar. Margaret..io7 1st Ave., Farmville Farrell, Mary Alice, 2816 Monument Ave., Richmond Fawbush, Artense Appalachia Ferguson, Phyllis Churchland Field, Dorothy R. 5, Lincoln, Neb Fisher, Virginia Peola Mills Fitzgerald, Katheryn Chatham Fitzpatrick, Gladvs Curdsville Fleet, Ruth Stevensville Fleming, Florence. Leete ' s Island, Guilford, Conn. Floyd. Louise Birds Nest Foote, Jean.716 Westover Ave., Norfolk Foster, Alma, 633 Harrison St., Portsmouth Foster, Elmer Remington Foster, Ida Belle..53i Pine St.. Farmville Fraser, Mary Burgess Blackstone Fugate. Dorothy Clinchport Gaines, Ruth, 501 Avon Rd.. R. C. Roanoke Galusha, Ann Deal Dinwiddie Gardner. Lena Mac Shawsville Garnett, Harriet.500 High St., Farmville Garnett, Margaret M., 500 High St., Farmville Garnett, Nellie Evelyne Buckingham Gathnght. Merwyn Goochland C H Gathright, Louise Goochland C. H. Gibbs. Eleanor Stanardsville Gilbert. Nanme....902 High St., Farmville Gillespie, Catherine Cedar Bluff Gillespie, Ruby Falling Springs Gillette. Victoria Courtland Gilliam. Ellen Prospect Gills, Elizabeth. Harvey Rd., R. r, Richmond Gilmer, Margaret Big Stone Gap Gilmer, Mary Big Stone Gap Glass, Elizabeth. 605 South Main St., Farmville Glass, Elizabeth... Halifax NAME ADDRESS Glass, Mary Alice. 537 Main St., Farmville Glenn, Elizabeth Ann....Box 47, Prospect Glenn, Rebecca Prospect Glover, Dorothy Arvonia Good, Lucille, 350 Allison Ave., S. , Roanoke Goodman, Winifred, 4050 Chesapeake Ave., Newport News Goodwin, Sara Louisa Graham, Frances, 1005 Patterson Ave., S. W., Roanoke Grainger, Alice Farmville Graybill, Bessie Box 722, Buena Yista Gresham, Susan, 518 Craford Place, Portsmouth Guthrie, Xadine Brookneal Gwaltney, Martha Windsor Gwaltney. Mildred Windsor Gwathmey, Jeanne Beulahville Hall, Charligne, 947 Carter Rd., Raleigh Ct, Roanoke Hall, Virginia Mathews Hamilton, Virginia.. 1746 Westover Ave., Walnut Mill, Petersburg- Hamlet, Martha Phenix Hancock, Mildred, 402 Woods Ave.. S. W., Roanoke Hannah, Virginia. 2040 W. Grace St.. Richmond Harper, Claudia. St. Dennis Apt., Xewport News Harper, I la Farmville Harrell, Nell R. 1, Suffolk Harris, Helen, 3881 Peakland Place, Lynchburg Harris, Margaret Eleanor Prospect Harrison, Dartha Waverly Harrison, Dorothy R. F. D., Farmville Harrison, Martha Waverly Harrison, Mary Lillian Amherst Harrison, Nancy. 411 Webster St., Petersburg Harry, Mary Louise.... Hiawatha, W. Va. Hart, Bessie Dru South Hill Hart. Elizabeth Sutherland Hart, Iris.. 428 W. 27th St., Norfolk Harvey, Kathryn Curds ville Hatcher, Edna Martinsville Hawthorne, Audrey, 2207 Gordon Ave., Richmond Head, Josephine. 18 North Lombardy St., Richmond Herndon, Margaret, 519 Belmont Ave., Richmond Higgins, Martha Waverly Hill, Lelia Byerley Axton Hill, Mary Easley Pearisburg Hix, Bessie Prospect Holloway, Mary Hastings Woodstock Holman, Eleanor Cartersville Hooke, Virginia McDowell Hopkins, Zell Dawes, W. Va. Horton, Frances, 404 Westover Ave., Ghent, Roanoke Howard, Eileen. 33 Woodstock Apts., Lynchburg Howard, Mary, 204 Hampton Ave., Roanoke NAME ADDRESS Howell, Evelyn Franklin Hoyle, Katherine. 36 Cedar Ave., Xewport News Hubbard, Chesta Rice Hudgins, Frances Farmville Hume, Sue....622 Graydon Ave., Norfolk Hundley, Marie Sedley Hunt, Avis R. 2, Box 149, Hampton Hunter, Margaret Evergreen Hurt, Katherine 16 Broad St., Salem Hurtt, Margaret Nassawaddox Huse, Elizabeth, 609 Elm Ave., S. W., Roanoke Hutcheson. Dorothy, 502 Houston St., Lexington Hyde, Louise Buchanan Inge, Virginia Kenbridge Inge, Hilda Huddleston Ingles, Codey Roda Irby, Katherine, 510 Buffalo St., Farmville Irving, Lucy 1001 High St., Farmville Irving, Anne 26 Court St., Portsmouth Jacob, Lila Machipongo Jamerson, Frances Pamplin Jarman, Addie Lee Stanardsville Jeffreys, Louise Drakes Branch Jenkins, Lois Archer Powhatan Jennings. Sallie Republican Grove Jinkins, Lois Ruth.-Howard St.. Ashland Johnson, Dorothy Estelle Amherst Johnson, Kathleen L R. 1, Amherst Johnson, Frances, 208 St. James Ave., Suffolk Johnson, Mary Virginia, 119 Chestnut St., Suffolk Jones, Caroline, no Middle St.. Portsmouth Jones, Estelle Dillwyn Jones, Jeannette Smith field Jones, Jessica Glen Allen Jones, Crenshaw, R. 23. Peakland, Lynchburg Jones, Mary Sheppards Jones, Maude Blackridge Jones, Pauline Sheppards Jones, Rachel Adlade, 1301 W. Anderson St., Wilson, N. C. Jones, Berniece, 107 St. James Ave., Suffolk Jones, Virginia, 610 Princess Anne Rd., Norfolk Joyce, Ann _ Fries Joyner, Rachel Box 65, Capron Justis, Dorothy Exmore Kahn, Blanche, 67 Main St.. Hilton Village Kegley, Laura Elizabeth, R. 2. Charlottesville Kellam, Mary Eleanor. 12 Channing Ave., Cradock Kelly, Elizabeth Big Stone Gap Kelly, Lloyd Big Stone Gap Kent, Margaret-620 Jefferson St.. Pulaski Kent. Sallie Josephine Amherst Kester, Barbara, 96 Church St., Martinsville Kidd, Elva Moore Ebony NAME ADDRESS King, E. Virginia, 1507 Fillmore St., Lynchburg King, Edna Virginia, R. 2, Westhaven, Portsmouth Knaub, Evelyn, 2708 Seminary Ave., Richmond Lacy, Irene Sandy Hook Lancaster, Mildred.. ..High St., Farmville Lane, Bonnie, 505 Greenwood Rd., Roanoke Layne, Marion Grey Gladys Lee, Virginia Mae Altavista Leonard. Virginia, 3414 Noble Ave., Richmond Lewis, Blanche Aylett Lewis, Louise Martha Appomattox Linthicum, Mildred Montvale Little, Fay Simpsonville. S. C. Long, Leonora.... 300 E. Main St., Luray Lovelace, Belle, 1309 Wilkerson St., South Boston Lovelace, Lelia Halifax McCarn, Mary, 245 W. Sixth Ave., Lexington, X. C. McClung, Eugenia, 113 White St., Lexington McClure, Jean Spottswood McCommons, Madeline. 216 Prospect St., Covington McCready. Anne Parksley McDaniel, Frances Box 329, Hampton McDearmon, Mary Pamplin MacGalliard, Victoria, 1428 Preutis Ave., Portsmouth McGlothlin, Bessie, 907 Monmouth Ave., Durham. X. C. Mclntire, Iola Mount Hope, W. Va. McKay, Alice 627 St. Johns Rd.. Roland Park, Baltimore, Md. McXamara, Margaret, 2920 Chamberlayne Ave., Richmond McXamee, Dorothy, 20S Second Ave., Farmville McXulty, Mary Louise, 442 Walnut Hill, Roanoke Magee, Paige Yale Magruder, Alice, 2303 Rosewood Ave., Richmond Main, Jane. 1806 Powhatan Ave., Petersburg Mallory, Ella Lawrence ville Mallory. Sue Lawrenceville Malone. Katherine Atlantic Mann. Bernice..i07 Bridge St., Farmville Mann. Gloria, 2216 Manistique Ave.. Detroit. Mich. Mamies. Gertrude Boykins Manning, Gertrude A Boydton Marshburn, Elise. 327 Lexington St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Martin. Evelyn Cullen Martin, Madeline Critz Martin, Frances V Craddockville Martin, Xeva Cullen Martin, Sallie Bent Creek Mason, Ellen 2 Vista Ave., Lynchburg Massey, Evelyn Post Oak Mattox, Audrey Lvnch Station Mattox. Bobbie ...Big Island NAME ADDRESS Mattox, Clintis, 840 Va. Ave., Va. Hts., Roanoke Mattox, Lelia Bedford Ave., Altavista Mayo, Elsie Schuyler Mayse, Frances Purcellville Meadows, Emily, 825 Maiden Lane, Va. Hts., Roanoke Mears, Rebecca Ann Willis Wharf Meredith, Elizabeth, 204 27th St., Virginia Beach Mieou, Catherine R. 4, Farmville Milby, Katherine R Carrollton Miller, Ida Mason Xewport Miller, Lucy Catherine, 1201 Wertland St., Charlottesville Mitchell, Bessie Ep worth Mitchell. Eleanor.. Walkerton Montgomery, Amis Baskerville Moore, Doris.-Masonic Home, Richmond Moore, Marie. 612 Victoria Ave., Hampton Morgan, Billie Andersonville Morgan, Margaret Andersonville Morris, Dorothy Lee Orange Morris, Helen Lee Jetersville Morton. Jacqueline, 610 Oak St., Farmville Mosby, Corinne Virginia Beach Moseley, Lucile, 251 1 Orcutt Ave., Xewport Xews Moseley, Mary Pauline Ebony Moses, Lois, Old Savannah Rd., Augusta, Ga. Moses, Virginia, 1 104 Hanover Ave., Xorfolk Movers, Mary Thomas Stanardsville Murry, Margaret, 2227 County St., Portsmouth Xelson, Mary Berkley. R. 5, Box 39, Richmond Xewcomb, Mary Elizabeth, 30 Rice St.. Berryville Newsom, Zilla Cape Heiu Xoel. Ernestine-531 Main St., Farmville Xorfleet, Addic.419 X. Main St.. Suffolk Xottingham, Page Eastville Nottingham, Martha Eastville O ' Brien, Claudine Appomattox Olgers, Grace Rice Otten, Margaret Covington Owen, Eva St. Paul Owen. Helen St. Paul Parker, Irene....3003 3rd Ave., Richmond Parker, Margaret. 201 Bosley Ave., Suffolk Parker. Xancy, 340 53rd St., Xewport Xews Parrish, Charlotte, 2012 Elmwood Ave.. Lynchburg Payne, Ernestine Warm Springs Payne, Virginia. 202 Hunton St., Petersburg Perrow, Sallie. 1 106 Federal St., Lvncbburg Phillips, Elizabeth . Melfa Pickett, Frankie Farmville Pierpont, Xellie..i94 W. Main St.. Salem Pittard. Margaret Buffalo Junction Pollard. Margaret Sunny side NAME ADDRESS Pond, Marian, 639 New Jersey Ave., Norfolk Potter, Mildred R. 1, Petersburg Potter, Louise R. 1, Petersburg Powell, Mary Lee Boykins Prescott, Dorothy Big Stone Gap Price, Dorothy Brookneal Price, Genevieve Meherrin Pringle, Margaret Rocky Mount Purdy, Annetta Brodnax Putney, Anne Farmville Putney, Carrie Guinea Mills Putney, Martha. .520 Main St., Farmville Quarles, Margery, mi E. Jefferson St., Charlottesville Quarles, Velma, mi E. Jefferson St., Charlottesville Raine, Marion 219 Broad St., Danville Ramey, Marjorie, R. 3, Glenwood, Danville Raney, Florence Freeman Ranson, Dorothy, 138 Melrose Ave., Hampton Ranson, Elizabeth E Dillwyn Ranson, Kathleen Farmville Rawlings, Elma Lawrenceville Rawlings, Virginia Birds Nest Renfro, Elizabeth Dorchester Rhodes, Lucile Mayesville, S. C. Rhodes. Maude.-Box 287, R. 3, Hampton Rice, Charlotte, 502 Day Ave., S. V.. Roanoke Richard, Katherine, 329 Stafford St., Norfolk Richards, Edwina, 3208 W. Grace St., Richmond Riddick, Virginia, Nansemond Hotel, Suffolk Ridgway, Louise. 625 Elm Ave., S. E., Roanoke Rivers, Betty 410 Beech St., Farmville Roberts, Annette....i040 Pint St., Norton Roberts, Katherine..6o7 Va. St., Farmville Roberts, Ruth Madisonville Robertson, Dorothy Spout Spring Robertson, Virginia, 605 High St., Farmville Robinette, Anthelia, 1436 W. 40th St., Norfolk Rodgers, Minnie Lee, 505 Virginia St., Farmville Rogers, Elizabeth, 230 Fifty-fifth St., Newport News Rollins, Marguerite Messick Ross, Betsy, 109 Vermont Ave., Lynchburg Rountree, Capitola Box 309, Suffolk Rountree, Willie Box 309, Suffolk Row ell, Alice Smithheld Rowell, Grace Smithfield Rucker, Margaret Moneta Rucker, Ruth Moneta Russell, Mattie, 101 Intermont Square, Covington Ryan, Nelle Oakey Shawsville St. Clair, Margarite Rocky Mount St. Clair, Pauline Tazewell Salsbury, Henrietta, 620 North Road, Richmond NAME ADDRESS Samford, Edith Alberta San ford, Florence Orange Sanford, Lelia....: Orange Saunders, Alliene-2712 Leo St.. Norfolk Saunders, Patsy Bedford Saunders, Virginia, 3018 Moss Side Ave., Richmond Sawyer, Alva, 724 Harrison St., Petersburg Scales, Mary Anne Cascade Scott, Bernice Carrsville Scott, Muriel, 291 1 Griffin Ave., Richmond Scott, Wyclif Orange Seay. Christine Dillwyn Shaner, Agnes Lexington Shanks, Edith, 1218 Rorer Ave., S. W., Roanoke Shanks, Margaret St. Charles Shawen, Helen, 139 Chesapeake Ave., Newport News Sheltcn, Mary Farmville Shields, Alfreda 128 Broad St., Salem Shields, Lucie 702 High St., Farmville Shipplett, Elizabeth, 224 Va. Ave., Va. Hts., Roanoke Shoffner, Marion E., 504 King George Ave., S. W., Roanoke Sho valter, Maynie Kenbridge Sho waiter, Ruth Kenbridge Showell, Elizabeth Hughesville, Md. Simkins, Mrs. Edna Chandler, 701 High St.. Farmville Simmerman, Ellen Wytheville Simmons, Ava R. 2, Floyd Slater. Mary Elizabeth, Lewisbursr, W. Va. Slayton, Mildred Box 112, Crewe Smelley, Mena LaCrosse Smelley, Nell Rose LaCrosse Smith, Elizabeth, 2507 Orcutt Ave., Newport News Smith, Josephine. 1104 W. Beverley St., Staunton Smith, Frances Buffalo Junction Smith, Hazel, 401 Marshall Ave., S. . Roanoke Smith. Helen, 302 Richelieu Ave., Roanoke Smith. Mildred.... =535 Main St., Farmville Smith, Minnie Walton South Hill Smith, Robbie Cumberland Snodgrass. Virginia Glade Spring Somers, Rosa Burkeville Somers, Sylvia Parksley Spencer, Dorothy Farmville Spencer, Georgia Barnesville Spitler. Elizabeth, 144 South Court St., Luray Staples, Irwin Burkeville Stieffen. Gay. 2505 Washington Ave., Newport News Stine, Martha, 650 Berryville Ave., Winchester Stokes, Lelia Nelson, 216 First Ave., Farmville Stone, Dorothy, 318 Fifty-third St., Newport News NAME ADDRESS Strang, M. Inez, 2302 East Broad St., Richmond Stratton, Margaret, 531 Thornrose Ave., Staunton Strick, Bessie 402 Higli St.. Farmville Strock, Alice Hampden-Sydney Stuart, Marv Janet Churchville Stubs, Mary Elizabeth, 44 Pine St., Petersburg- Sturm, Joyce Box 302, Appalachia Sugden, Gertrude, 4(1 Marrow Court, Hampton Sullivan, Mary Banks, Daniel Ave., Lockhaven, Norfolk Sutton, Elizabeth Plain View Switzer, Gray Fincastle Switzer, Kathryn, 1763 Berkeley Ave., Petersburg Talbott, Ruth, 239 S. Third St.. Clarksburg, W. Va. Tankard, Florence Franktown Taylor, Mary Jane.-R. 11, S. Richmond Thomas, Anne, 1305 Westover Ave., Norfolk Thomas, Sarah Hyde, Woodlee Hts., Staunton Thomas, Zaida, 490 W. Washington St.. Wytheville Thompson, Agnes South Hill Thompson, Mary Ella Chalk Level Thornhill, Sallie. 1204 Highland Ave., Bluefield, W. Va. Tice, Betty Tazewell Tilman, Frances Saltville Tilman, Virginia Saltville Travis, Beulah, 2219 Fairfax Ave., Richmond Truly, Elsie Box 344, Fayette, Miss. Turner, Dorothy._309 Oliver Ave., Crewe Turner, Margaret G Franklin Turnes, Nellie Concord Depot Tweedy, Alice Concord L mberger, Marion, 450 South Church St., Wytheville VanLear, Louise, 1302 Madison St., Lynchburg Vassar, Elizabeth Idlewild, Keysville Vestal, Ruby, Hotel Patrick Henrv, Roanoke Via, Annie L Philpott V lck, Marcia Courtland W addle, Virginia Bland Waldo, Susan Churchland Walker, Jane Guinea Mills alker. Linda Guinea Mills alker. Mary Virginia Xassawaddox Wall, Elizabeth....Sullins College, Bristol Wall, Nancy Boydton W almsley. Louise, 409 Beech St., Farmville Walthall, Martha Rj ce Walton, Elizabeth, 1024 McCormick St., Clifton Forge Walton, Katharine. 1024 McCormick St., Clifton Forge Ware, Eleanor Wakefield, Nebraska Ware, Elizabeth Dunnsville Ware, Ella Dunnsville Ware, Lucde Dunnsville NAME ADDRESS Waters, Itasca Onley Watkins, Martha Scott, 710 High St., Farmville Wsavir Mildred. Rue Webb. Susie, 4110 Kingcrest Parkway, Richmond Webster, Margaret, 1413 Westover Ave., Norfolk Welch, Elizabeth.,5023 Sewells Point Rd., Norview, Norfolk Welch, Bernice....5023 Sewells Point Rd., Norview, Norfolk West, Imogene....Serpell Hts., Farmville West, Mary E Lennig Westbrook, India Sebrell Westmoreland, Helen, 122 Monroe St., Petersburg Wheeler, Alice Brooking Arrin gton White, Dorothy....6o4 Grove St.. Bedford White, Janice....Box 95, Oak Hill, W. Va. Whitehurst, Louise, 208 Winona Ave., Wasena, Roanoke Wicker, Mary ..402 Buffalo St., Farmville Widgeon, Virginia London Bridge Wilkinson, Alleine Beverley, 924 Court St., Lynchburg Wilkinson, Beverly Andrews, Lynch Station Wilkinson, Lucile Cloverdale Wilkinson, Mary Elizabeth, 924 Court St,, Lynchburg Williams. Edith Pamplin W ilhams, Goldie Hayes Store Williams, Maria, 1504 Leckie St., Portsmouth Willis, Jean Cape Charles W ilson, Amanda Forest Wilson, Ann Fox Hill Langley Field Rds., Hampton Wilson, Audrey Ridgeway Wilson, Evelyn Bovdton Wilson, Virginia Virgilina W inder, Ethel Atlantic Windley. Lula....2i4 Morgan St., Suffolk Wingfield, Dorothy, 103 Yeardlev Ave., Lynchburg Wise, Dorothy Craddockville Wolfenbarger, Margaret Appalachia Wood, Estelle Wingina Wood, Mary Alice, 918 Franklin Rd.. S. W.. Roanoke Wood, Mary Elizabeth Amelia Woodard, Margaret, 623 Redgate Ave., Norfolk W ' oodhouse, Frances, 709 Princess Anne Rd., Norfolk W r ooding, Birdie ...Halifax Wooding, Sue Box 166, Halifax Woodson, Kathryn, 2806 Montrose Ave., Richmond Woolwine, Dorothy Ceres Wright, Marion..igoo N. St., Portsmouth eaman, Sue....Mulberry St., Martinsville Yester, Frances, 41 1 S. 7th St., Clarksburg, W. Va York, Marguerite Va. St.. Farmville Young, Charlotte.. .202 E. Va. St., Crewe Young, E. Katherine Boydton Zeigler, Alice Riclilands