Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1936 volume:

IS%«BsaB«lsWi d H THE VIRGINIAN 1936 ,( iHBg r . ;; ' . r • ' ., V.. ,«• eHGtSrlsr ■l ti Egps wfifiHgiM . i i I ORD • MARGARET CLARK • ■ T. A. M c CO RKL E H P D T 0 HIM WHOSE SPIRIT I OF CONSTRUCTIVE INQUISITIVENESS AND WHOSE GUIDANCE AND COOPERATION HAVE BEEN UNFAILING THROUGHOUT THE SEASONS, WE DEDICATE THIS, Cam vircfinian OF 1936 o MR. T. A. McCORKLE 1 0001 86277 DABNEY LANCASTER LIBRj L0NGW000 COLLEGE FAflMVILLE, VIRGINIA 239 61077 WOUR VIRGINIAN STAFF ' TAKES PLEASURE IN PRE- SENTING HEREWITH A RESUME OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 35-36. TRUSTING THAT YOU WILL APPROVE, WE ARE PRESENTING THE ACTIVITIES NOT IN ORDER OF THEIR IMPORTANCE, BUT IN THE SEQUENCE OF THEIR UN- FOLDMENT, SEASON BY SEASON, AUTUMN, WINTER, SPRING. THE SEASONS WORKED ONE I INTO ANOTHER AND WERE NEVER STILL, BUT THERE WAS NO SWIFTNESS NOR ANYTHING BUT CALM AND GRADUAL CHANGE. — Josephine Johnson BOOK ONE l umn Ofult BOOK TWO V OilYlh er BOOK THREE Spring AUTUMN- • • • PAGE A. A. Council and Sports Managers 41 Alpha Kappa Gamma 30-31 Alpha Phi Sigma 28 Autumn Snaps 45-47 Beorc Eh Thorn 29 Dramatics 36-37 Faculty and Administration 12-17 Freshman Class 23-27 Freshman Class Officers 22 Freshman Superlatives 44 hbOClub 43 Home Economics 32-33 Honor System 1 8 House Council 19 Le Cercle Francois 38 Rotunda Staff 34-35 Sodalitas Latina 39 Student Standards 40 Varsity Hockey 42 Y. W. C. A. and Freshman Commission 20-21 ■. .«V LOOKING EAST FROM THE ROTUNDA Dr. Joseph L. Jarman President Miss Mary White Cox Head of the Home FACULTY AND Virginia Bedford Fine and Applied Arts Florence H. Stubbs Social Science Mary Barlow Physical Education ENGLISH DEPARTMENT WlLHELMINA LONDON Mary Clay Hiner Mary Nichols J. M. Grainger Stella B. Taylor Nancy Foster Lucile Jennings Bessie Jeter Home Economics Katherine Tupper Home Economics Ottie Craddock Fine and Applied Arts Leola Wheeler Dramatics and Speech ADMINISTRATION Jane Royal Secretary to Head of Home Mary White Cox Head of Home Mary Diehl Clerk in Registrar ' s Office Frances Lancaster Clerk in Registrar ' s Office Boyd Coyner Education Frances Waters Geography Alice E. Carter Supervisor LlSABETH PURDOM Music T. A. McCorkle Chemistry and Physics R. H. French Chemistry and Physics FACULTY AND Mary D. Pierce Education Grace B. Moran Geography Mary B. Haynes Supervisor Georgiana Stephenson Supervisor Annie F. Shelton Dietitian Samuel M. Holton Principal of Training School Mary M. Province Supervisor of Pantry Bessie C. Jamison Dietitian Samuel L. Graham Business Manager Winnie V. Hiner Treasurer ADMINISTRATION Susan W. Field Physician Lillian V. Nunn Supervisor of Laundry ESTELLE SMITHEY French Minnie V. Rice Latin Hallie K. Laing Home Department Lila London Mathematics Mary P. Jones Education Leon E. Bell Education Houston Blackwell Home Department FACULTY AND Sibyl Henry Supervisor G. W. Jeffers Biology Pauline Camper Supervisor Mary E. Peck History Helen Draper Modern Languages Olive T. Iler Physical Education Martha Coulling Fine and Applied Arts E. Walmsley History ADMINISTRATION Eva Warren Home Department Louise Fitzpatrick Physical Education Maude K. Taliaferro Post Mistress Sarah B. Tucker History Mary W. Watkins Assistant Registrar Secretary to President Edith Stevens Biology VlRGILIA BUGG Registrar Carrie B. Taliaferro Mathematics Alfred Strick Music J. L. Jarman President Grace E. Mix Supervisor Standing, left to right— James, Buckland, Robertson, Morris. Leonard, Easlman, Hamlet, La Seated, left to right— Potter, Gathright, Deans, Walmsley, Huse, Crockett, Smith. THE HONOR SYSTEM Hazel Smith President Lucy Potter Vice-President Bonnie Lane Secretary Martha Hamlet Treasurer SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Dorothy Deans Louise Gathright Elizabeth Huse President of House Council JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Claire Eastman Virginia Leonard SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Marjorie Robertson Caroline Upshur Elizabeth Morris Campus League Chairman FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Dorothy Buckland Ruth James EX-OFFICIO Agnes Crockett President of the Y. IV. C. A. Louise Walmsley... President of the Athletic Association ■ 18- HOUSE COUNCIL Elizabeth Huse President Virginia Leonard Secretary Emma Bingham Vice-President HOUSE PRESIDENTS Margaret Fraley Eleanor Meredith Katherine Jamison Helen Fern Perdue Jacqueline Johnson Josephine Quinn Mary E. Wood HALL PRESIDENTS Virginia Agee Dudley Allen Emma Bingham Nell Boswell Betty Butterworth Rebecca Carter Delha Pope Chambliss Elinor Dunham Virginia Hannah Edith Hines Mary Elizabeth Minor Evelyn Montgomery Ruth Montgomery Doris Moore Ernestine Payne Nancy Pobst Margaret Russell Eleanor Shackleton Standing, left to right— Minor, Payne, R. Montgomery, Fraley, Chambliss, Meredith, Hines. Seated, left to right— .Wood, Shackleton, Butterworth, Dunham, Agee, E. Montgomery. Hus Bingham, Leonard, Quinn, Carter, Perdue, Hannah, Allen. Johns YOUNG WOM EN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Motto: Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Agnes Crockett.... President Sue Waldo Vice-President Elizabeth Walton Secretary Dorothy Wise Treasurer Elizabeth Shipplett. Freshman Counselor CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Ellen Mason Membership and Alumnae Billy Wilkinson Service Mary Elizabeth Minor. World Fellowship Merwyn Gathright Publicity Nancy Pobst Music Ernestine Payne Prayers Julia Ann Waldo Social Bonnie Lane Sing Winnie Frances Eubank Church Co-operative Marguerite York Town Girls EX-OFFICIO Hazel Smith President of Student Body Left lo right— Eutank, Minor Wilkinson, J. Waldo, Yorl ■20- iiflilliilllii mm Standing, left to right— Ivers, Green, West, D. Adkins, Scott, Shipplelt. Seated, left to right— Gray, D. Adkins, Button, Dugger, Brooks, Adams, Hay FRESHMAN COMMISSION Nancy Gray Chairman Selma West.. Secretary Kitty Brooks .Treasurer Elizabeth Shipplett Freshman Counselor Miss Florence Stubbs Adviser MEMBERS Sue Adams Dons Adkins Dorothy Adkins Sarah Button Anne Dugger Dibby Green Henrietta Ivers Mary Jackson Margaret Scott EX-OFFICIO Sarah Hayes Left to right — Sarah Hayes, President; Alpha Lee Garnelt, Treasurer; Miss Moran, Classman; Marjorie Thompson, Vice-President; Vera Ebel, Secretary. F E E 8 H M E N First Row: Doris Adkins Dorothy Adkins Elsie Adsit Louise Allgood Lillian Anderson SeeW Row : Louise Anthony Mary Elizabeth Badger Elizabeth Ball Mary Ethel Barnes Lucy Baskerville Third Row: Jacqueline Beal Evelyn Christine Beal. Mary Evelyn Beale Sara Melba Beale Gwen Bell Fourth Row: Elizabeth Berryman Marguerite Blackwel Betsy Blanlon Ruth Boaz Pauline Bolton Fifth Row: Louise Borden Paltie Bounds Virginia Boyd Catherine Boyetle Ellenah Bradshav, Sixth Row: Frances Bradsha Jane Branch Florence Bress Margaret Britton Kilty Brooks Seven . Row: Frances Bryan Dorothy Buckland Elizabeth Burke Jane Burke Mabel Burton Eighth Row: Elizabeth Butler Army Butterworth Sara Button Virginia Carroll Louise Chandler Virginia Coe First Row: Ellen Conyers Elizabeth Cook Grace Cox Kathryn Cox Elizabeth Cralle Second Row: Margaret Hannah Critche Evelyn Crockett Katherine Crockett Violet Cross Ardayre Culpeper Third Row: Betty Sue Cummin; Janet Curran Yetive Dawson Louise Dejarnelle Frances Dickinson Fourth Row: June Dillon Catherine Dix Elsie Dodd Brenda Doggelt Adelaide Dressier Fifth Row: Mabel Drumheller Ann Dugger Beulah Dulmg Mary Emily Dunlon Emma Easley Sixth Row : Doris Eason Vera Ebel Blanche Ellis Claudia Elmore Louise Eubank Seventh Row: Belty Fagg Miriam Ficklen Martha Floyd Julia Furnival Helen Cage Eighth Row : Alpha Lee Carnelt Frances Gaskins Rebecca Gillette Nancy Gray Elizabeth Green Helen Greene 24 irsl Row: Nett Gregory SaraK Gwallney Caroline Gwalthmey Ann Hardy Elizabeth Hardy Second Row: Frances Hastings Sarah Hayes Dorothy Henders Elizabeth Himes Marie Hoge Third Row : Jane Holland Frances Holloway Jess Van Hook LeNoir Hubbard Frances Hutchinson Fourth Row: Virginia Irby Frances Irving Henrietta Ivers Mary Jackson Ruth James Fifth Row: Louise Jones Florence Jeffrey Cornelia Jeffries Margaret Jung Edith Kaylor Sixth Row: Anne Kelly Virginia Kile Dorothy Lewi Elvira Ligon Mildred Lohr Seventh Row : Catherine Love Elizabeth Mcintosh Leah Marsh Edna Jane Martin Kalherine Maynard Eighth Row: Mary Maynard Mary Ellen Mims Charlotte Minton Kilty Morrison Elizabeth Moss Margaret Motley -23- First Row: Catherine Nelson Clara Noltingham Marie Padgelt Nannie Mae Parker Mary Ellen Pale Second Row : Cornelia Penn Helen Perkins Catherine Pilcher Mary Wanda Pol Amy Lee Powell Third Row : Virginia Price Elizabeth Prince Margaret Pritchard Fannie Mae Putney Anna Snow Ramsey Fourth Row: Ella Scott Ramt Julia Raney Elizabeth Rawlii Ruth Read Althea Reed Fifth Row: Pauline Reid Evelyn Reuler Virginia Ritchie Maud Rives Kalherine S. Robe S,xth Row: Eurlean Rosser Julia Rowe Dorothy Rudder Mary Ann Sanderson Jane Saunders Seventh Row: Janie Scaggs Casell Schools Margaret Scott Nancy Sellman Beverley Sexton Eighth Row: Dot Sharp Feme Shellon Mary Frances Simpson Elizabeth Alice Smith Frankie Smith Helen Smith -26- First Row: Lucy Smith Virginia Smith Virginia Winston Smith Boo Speake Isabelle Sprinkle Second Row : Margaret Stallard Frances Steed Elizabeth Stone Inez Sykes Frances Taylor Third Row: Jean Taylor Dorothy Tillett May Terrell David Terry Mary Frances Thomas Fourth Row : Margaret Thorp Nan Throckmorton Elizabeth Tindall Marjorie Thompson Goldie Totten Fifth Row: Katherine Trayford Virginia Tuck Elizabeth Tyree Catherine Waite Edna Walden Sixth Row: Selma West Marjorie Wicks Helen Wilkins Elizabeth Wilkinson Rebecca Williams Seventh Row : Anne Wills Caroline Willis Josephine Wills Elizabeth Wilson Bernice Winfield Eighth Row: Nancy Woodward Virginia Woodward Virginia Yager Sidney Yonce Peggy Young Shirley Zimmerman -27- Standing, left to right— Walton, Houck, Milby, Pollard, Rhodes. Seated, left to right— Morris, Kelly, Moore, Lane, Levy, Vassar Bonnie Lane Bess McGlothlin. Marjorie Booton .. ALPHA PHI SIGMA OFFICERS President DORIS Moore Vice-President Gertrude Levy.... -Apprentice Vice-President Virginia Payne Virginia Acworth... ...Novice Vice-President ..Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary MEMBERS Virginia Acworth Caroline Alsop Margaret Alsop Katherine Bailey Elizabeth Ball Ruby Bane Grace Bass Evelyn Beale Elizabeth Berryman Mary Rives Black Ruby Blanton Edna Bolick Agnes Bondurant Marjorie Booton Helen Boswell Virginia Boyd Virginia Boyette Frances Britton Margaret Britton Sara Buchanan Ethel Burgess Sarah Button Rebecca Carter Louise Chandler Audrey Clements Nancy Cooley Louise Dejarnette Brenda Doggett Elinor Dunham Sylvia Dunnavant Claire Eastman Winnie Frances Eubank Victoria Gillette L ouise Gathright Jennie Belle Gilliam Mary Alice Glass Lavelette Glenn Anne Graham Alice Grainger Martha Hamlet Edith Hammock Claudia Harper Virginia Lee Harvey Roberta Haskins Virginia Hooke Carolyn Hoon Izell Houck Thelma Houpe Kathryn Jamison Cornelia Jeffries Pattie Jeffreys Louise Iva Jones Lloyd Kelly Blanche Lane Bonnie Lane Gertrude Levy Meriel McAllister Bess McGlothlin Madeline McGlothlin Evelyn Massey Katherine Milby Norvell Montague Doris Moore Elizabeth Morris Charlotte Morton Edith Nichols Clara Nottingham Claudine O ' Brien Geneva Parker Virginia Payne Mary Jane Pendleton Ruth Phelps Margaret Pollard Livian Powell Dorothy Price Virginia Price Elizabeth Prince Elizabeth Puckette Kathleen Ranson Ruth Read Dorothy Rhodes Lucile Rhodes Virginia Ritchie Elizabeth Roberts Eurlean Rosser Elizabeth Rucker Dorothy Rudder Margaret Russell Mary Ann Sanderson Geraldine Sandidge Will Scott Nan Seward Feme Shelton Marguerite Shelton Elna Shorter Marguerite Snell Marjorie Snodgrass Lois Vassar Elizabeth Walton Julia Ann Waldo Lucile Ware Itasca Waters Elizabeth Watterson Elizabeth Wilkinson Elizabeth Wilson Dorothy Wright Virginia Yager Janie Lee Young Marguerite York ja First Row, left to right— Price, Crockett, Bingham, Jeffreys, H. Glass, M. A. Glass, York, Bean. Second Row, left to right — Rhodes, Coales, Hooke, Grainger, Slater, Cabell, Morris, Munt, Eastman. Third Row, left to right— Eubank, Clements, Vassar, Lewis, O ' Brien, Robeson, Collie. Allen, Lane. Fourth Row, left to righ (—Roberts, McGlolhlin, Phelps, Rode, Rawlinson, D. Rhodes, V. Baker. BEORC EH THORN Honorary Society in English Founded 1935 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia OFFICERS Mary Robeson President Elsie Cabell Corresponding Secretary Virginia Bean Vice-President Dorothy Price Treasurer Louise Lewis Secretary Zaida Thomas Historian Dudley Allen Virginia Baker Grace Virginia Bass Virginia Bean Emma Bingham Agnes Bondurant Mrs. Berkeley Burch Elsie Cabell Audrey Clements Frances Collie Doris Coates ACTIVE MEMBERS Mrs. Patsy Crockett Claire Eastman Winnie Frances Eubank Helen Glass Mary Alice Glass Alice Grainger Virginia Hooke Pattie Jeffreys Lloyd Kelly Bonnie Lane Louise Lewis Mary Adeline McGlothli Elizabeth Morris Carter Belle Munt Claudine O ' Brien Ruth Phelps Dorothy Price Mrs. Nora Rawlinson Dorothy Rhodes Lucile Rhodes Frances Cobb Dorothy Hudson Lila Jacobs Miss Nancy Foster Mr. James Grainger Miss Mary Clay Hiner EXTRA-MURAL MEMBERS Hallie McCraw FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Lucile Jennings Miss Wilhelmina London Elizabeth Roberts n Mary Robeson Mrs. Sallie Rode Nan Seward Mary Elizabeth Slater Dorothy Spencer Zaida Thomas Nellie Turnes Lois Vassar Mary Harrison Vaughn Marguerite York Easter Souders Mabel Spratley Elizabeth Vassar Miss Mary Nichols Mrs. Stella Taylor -29- Firs! Row, left to right — Lane, Farrar, Huse. Second Row, left to right — Bowles, Miss Mix, Waters, Miss Stubbs, L. Sanford. Standing, left to right— Crockett, Walton, Potter, Royal, Smith, Moore, Pollard, F. Sanford, Walmsley, Clark. ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA JOAN CIRCLE Honorary FraternilX) for Leadership Founded 1928 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia ACTIVE MEMBERS Virginia Baker Virginia Bean Mary Bowles Margaret Clark Agnes Crockett Margaret Farrar Amanda Gray Josephine Cleaves Ruth Cleaves Miss Mary Clay Hiner Elizabeth Huse Bonnie Lane Virginia Leonard Dorothy Wise Miss Grace Mix Doris Moore Margaret Pollard Lucy Potter Jane Royal Florence Sanford Lelia Sanford Elizabeth Shipplett Hazel Smith Louise Walmsley Elizabeth Walton Itasca Waters Beverley Wilkinson ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Miss Olive T. Her Miss Mary Nichols Miss Florence Stubbs HONORARY MEMBERS Andrews Mrs. C. H. Davis Glasgow Miss Lu Miss Adele Clark Miss Mary White Cox Miss Elle Mrs. Anna Hyatt Huntington Miss Mary Johnston -30- THE CIRCUS Here they come! With a gay march the Freshman Band smartly leads the grand parade. And what a noisy gang they are — top-heavy elephants and swaying giraffes and zebras, cake walking negroes, Popeye and his compatriots from Spinachovia, familiar folk from Mother Gooseland, and ridiculous clowns of every description. Around and around the big top they circle while the spectators cheer. Then as a nifty ring master steps out and snaps his whip, they disappear behind the scenes. The master of ceremonies with his booming voice an- nouncing the various acts from under a high top-hat sounds suspiciously like Will Scott. First the Freshman Band entertains as well known movie stars stroll out to perform a variety of clever numbers. Then the Sophomores present a group of negro songs with characteristic rhythm and melody. Next come the Juniors with their delightful Mother Goose act. Finally the Seniors, greeted by howls of amusement from the crowd, present scenes in the cafe of the famous Rough House where Wimpey, Popeye, Olive Oyl, Toar, and even Sweet Pea foregather in real funn y paper style. Hurrah! At last the grand climax has arrived — the coronation of the Circus Queen. But who will be the Queen? Everyone is breathless. The ring master announces her approach. A roar of applause greets the appearance of Her Majesty ' s float. It is a lovely swan, sailing amid six beautiful water lilies. But the Queen herself is veiled. Who can she be? The waiting throng can hardly breathe! The suspense is terrific ! But the ring master comes to our rescue. Forward he steps. He throws back the veil and triumphantly crowns the Queen of the Circus — She is Addie Norfleet. The Sophomores receive the award for the best act. Then the performers disperse and the crowd moves down upon the floor. There it ' s bingo, cold drinks, side shows. The rhythm of the Hampden-Sydney orchestra starts the dancing at the far end of the gymnasium. Voices and music mingle with sounds of dancing feet. Time flies. At last the crowds begin to leave. Decorations and booths are quickly torn down. Lights go out, and another S. T. C. circus is no more. Addie Norfleel, Queen Will Scott, Ringmaster Court, left to right— Wilkinson, Butler, Saunde Shipplett, Kelly HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS Dorothy Billings President Edna BoLICK Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS Virginia Agee Louise Allgood Caroline Alsop Louise Anthony Annie Leigh Bailey Mary Evelyn Beale Sara Melba Beale Elizabeth Berryman Dorothy Billings Rebecca Bland Edna Boliclc Mary Chenault Lucile Cover Agnes Crockett Ruth Crumley Leah Davis Yetive Dawson Martha Etter Miriam Ficklen Jennie Belle Gilliam Back Ron, left to right— Greene, Murden, Chenault, Cobb, Sexton, Scott, Minton, Plummer, Moss. Middle Row, left to right— Bailey, Agee, Crockett, Hoge, Etter, Wills, Slallard, Glenn, Smith, Thomas, Bolick. Front Row, left to right— Putney, Ramsay, Padgett, Wills, Tindall, Jones, Billings, Graha Back Row, left to rig Middle Row, left to Front Row, left to rig -Beale, Dawson, Lewis, Cover, Jeffrey, Holden, Scolt, Jolly. i( — Walker, Kent, Martin, Beale, Kelly, Alsop, Zimmerman, Ficklen, Anthony. -Montgomery, Algood, Bland, Hunter, Johnson, Motley, Habel, Crumly, Shelton. Lavelette Glenn Anne Graham Helen Greene Kathenne Habel Marie Hoge Annie Watson Holden Nancy Hunter Florence Jeffrey Doris Johnson Eugenia Jolly Louise Iva Jones Anne Kelly Frances Kent Dorothy Lewis India Martin Charlotte Minton Ruth Montgomery Elizabeth Moss Margaret Motley Mabel Murden Marie Padgett Isabel Plummer Rose Puller Mary Virginia Putney Anna Ramsay Margaret Scott Will Scott Beverley Sexton Feme Shelton Browning Shenton Virginia Winston Smith Margaret Stallard Mary Sullenberger Frances Thomas Margaret Thorp Elizabeth Tindall Lucy Walker Ann Wills Josephine Wills Shirley Zimmerman -33- Standing, left to right— Cox, Vaughan, Bondurant, Eastman, Sanford, M. McGlothlii Fraley, Nelson, Bingham. Sealed, left to right— Agee, Morris. B. McGlothlii TH E ROTU N DA STAFF Florence Sanford Editor-in-Chief Agnes Bondurant Associate Editor BOARD OF EDITORS Elizabeth Morris Nervs Editor Mabel Lambert Make-up Susan Gresham - Headlines Alice Nelson - - Alumnae Virginia Bean - Editorial Mary Harrison Vaughan Feature Margaret Fraley - - Society Emma Bingham - - Literary Kathleen Ranson - — Sports • 34- BUSINESS STAFF EVELYN MASSEY Business Elsie Cabell Assistant Business MANAGERS Louise Gathright Circulation RUTH PHELPS Assistant Circulation Will Scott Assistant Circulation Proof Readers Elizabeth Walton Mary Hubard Ann Wills ASSISTANTS AND REPORTERS Virginia Agee Elizabeth Carroll Mary Joyner Cox Claire Eastman Claudia Harper Ruth Hubard Bonnie Lane Bess McGlothlin Madeline McGlothlin Mary Elizabeth Slater Minnie Smith Back Rom, left to right— Cabell, Wills, Phelps, Lane. Second fton , left to right— Slater, Walton, M. Hubard, R. Hubard, Ma Seated, left to right — Gathright, Scott. Lambert. ■35- OFFICERS Margaret Pollard President Josephine Quinn Vice-President Mary Elizabeth Wood ....Secretary Madeline McGlothlin Treasurer Miss Leola Wheeler Director DRAMATIC CLUB HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Audrey Clements Bess McGlothlin Mildred Davies and Marion Pond Martha Hamlet Fletcher Walker Claire Eastman Nancy Pobst Madeline McGlothlin ....Acting ...Staging Make-up ..Costume ..Lighting Property Music Business The purpose of this club is to create within the student body and among the members of the club an appreciation of the best in drama; to train members in the art of play production, and to cooperate with other college organizations in the pro- duction of plays and other entertainment. Three ideals are held by the Dramatic Club: to teach the staging of dramatic productions, to create an appreciation of the best in drama, and to serve the school and community. A play each fall and each spring and a Southside Vir- ginia Dramatic Tournament comprise the Club program. On November 22, 1935, the combined clubs of Hamp- den-Sydney College and S. T C. produced A Night in August, the story of a romantic young Spanish girl who fell in love with her favorite author. The leads were taken by Frances Britton and Jim Elder. Shakespeare ' s lightest comedy, Taming of the Shrew, was staged on April 3, 1936. All roles were taken by girls in school. The role of the shrew was played by Virginia Agee and that of the tamer, by Chubby Gray. A large cast consisted further of: Clara Nottingham, Margaret Pollard, Nan Throckmorton, Elizabeth Carroll, Alpha Lee Garnette, Marjorie Thompson, Carter Beele Munt, Virginia Hooke, Elizabeth Seiber, Mary Lou French, Nancy Gray, Meriel McAllister, Jane Lybrook, Elizabeth George Wilson, Nellwyn Latimer, and Madeline McGlothlin. Left to right— Ha Wood, Pond. nlet, Easlman, Pobst, B. McGlothlin. M. McGlothlin, Quinn, Pollard, Walker, Da -36- A SCENE FROM A NIGHT IN AUGUST Virginia Agee Ruth Barlow Virginia Bean Emma Bingham Margueritte Blackwell Elizabeth Booth Cassie Boswell Pattie Bounds Mary Bowles Frances Britton Kitty Brooks Dorothy Buckland Ethel Burgess Mabel Burton Elizabeth Butler Sarah Button Elizabeth Carroll Margaret Carroll Delha Pope Chambliss Emily Channell Frances Channell Inez Chappell Katherine Chappell Mary Wilson Clark Audrey Clements Dons Coates Grace Fern Conyers Mary Joyner Cox Ruth Crumley Mildred Davies Lucille Davis Erna Dickerson Evelyn Dickerson Kitty Dix Margaret Dortch Ann Dugger Sylvia Dunnavant Claire Eastman Alma Elliott Margaret Farrar Martha Floyd Margaret Fraley Mary Lou French Alpha Lee Garnett Frances Gaskins Louise Gathright Merwyn Gathright Victoria Gillette Jennie Belle Gilliam Helen Glass Mary Alice Glass Chubby Gray Nancy Gray Rosalie Greear Elsie Greene Susan Gresham Thelma Gunter Martha Gwaltney Mary Hale Martha Hamlet Grace Harris Dartha Harrison Edna Harvey Virginia Lee Harvey Roberta Haskins Lelia Hill Annie Watson Holden Virginia Hooke Katherine Hurt Cecile Hyde Katherine Irby Virginia Irby Frances Irving Ruth James Cornelia M. Jeffries Crenshaw Jones Nora Jones Edith Kaylor Bonnie Lane Susan Lane Nellwyn Latimer Gertrude Levy Dorothy A. Lewis Louise Lewis Jane Lybrook Meriel McAllister Kathleen McCann Bess McGlothlin Madeline McGlothlin Dorothy McNamee Sue Mallory Mary Maynard Mary Ellen Mims Norvell Montague Matsie Moore Elizabeth Morris Kitty Morrison Margaret Motley Carter Belle Munt Valla Nimmo Clara Nottingham Ernestine Payne Virginia Payne Helen Fern Perdue Ruth Phelps Grace Allen Pittard Margaret Pittard Nancy Pobst Margaret Pollard Marion Pond Mildred Potter Bonnie Powell Dorothy Price Margaret Pritchard Josephine Quinn Julia May Raney Marjorie Robertson Anthelia Robinette Jennie Rock Lucile Rhodes Katherine Ryburn Edith Samford Jane Saunders Nan Seward Beverley Sexton Elizabeth Sieber Anna Shiflett Ellen Simmerman Elizabeth Smith Minnie Smith Virginia Whitehead Smith Kitty Smoot Rose Somers Boo Speake Margaret Stallard Louise Stephenson Elizabeth Stone Jean Taylor David Terry Margaret Thomas Marjorie Thompson Nan Throckmorton Elise Turner Fletcher Walker Linda Walker Elizabeth Walton Polly Ware Itasca Waters Billy Wilkinson Jean Willis Elizabeth George Wilson Mary Elizabeth Wood Virginia Woodward Sidney Yonce Marguerite York Janie Lee Young Shirley Zimmerman LE CERCLE FRANCAIS La Flew: Fleur-de-lis Les Couleurs: Rouge et bleu La Devise: Noblesse oblige LE BUREAU Meriel McAllister Presidenle Lois Vassar — Vice-Presidente Inez Chappell Secretaire Nancy Pobst Tresoriere LES MEMBRES HONORAIRES Mademoiselle Draper Mademoiselle Nichols Mademoiselle Smithey LES MEMBRES Lillian Anderson Mary Rives Black Margaret Black Agnes Bondurant Florence Bress Elizabeth Burke Sarah Button Inez Chappell Delha Pope Chambliss Francis Collie Nancy Cooley Betty Sue Cummings Anne Ellis Martha Floyd Elsie Greene Nancy Gregory Caroline Gwathmey Edith Hammock Jess Holland Izell Houck Nora Jones Jeanette Jones Virginia Kite Ella B. Lewis Meriel McAllister Madeline McGlothlin Mary Elizabeth Minor Mary Ellen Mims Louise Painter Nancy Pobst Margaret Pritchard Pauline Reid Pauline Rhodes Eleanor Rodgers Mary Ann Sanderson Jane Saunders Anne Scales Frankie Smith Marion Umberger Lois Vassar Margaret Via Lucile Ware Janie Lee Young Bac Row, left to right — Reid, Black, Sanderson, Gregory, Smith, Collie, Holland, Hammock, Pobsl. Second Rom, left to right — Lewis, Vassar, Cummings, Anderson, Rodgers, Houck, Bress, Saunders, Chambliss. Front Row, left to right — Kite, Black, Minor, McAllister, McGlothlin, Umberger, Jones, Via. 38- SODALITAS LATINA Colors: Ivory and Gold Flower: Laurel Motto: Excelsior Publication: Tributum OFFICERS Elizabeth Shipplett President Elizabeth Morris Vice-President Katherine Milby Secretary Ruth Phelps — Treasurer JEANETTE Jones Editor of Tributum Miss Minnie V. Rice Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Dudley Allen Katherine Milby Elizabeth Barnard Elizabeth Morris Sue Baynard Carter Belle Munt Sara Buchanan Ruth Phelps Doris Coates Catherine Pilcher Frances Collie Mary Wanda Porterfield Jacqueline Davis Margaret Pollard Dorothy Deans Jane Saunders Winnie Frances Eubank Kathleen Sawyer Evelyn Hastings Elizabeth Shipplett Rose Allen Higginbotham Margaret Via Frances Holloway Elizabeth Watterson Jeannette Jones Janie Lee Young Anne McCready Back Ron, left to right— Allen, Holloway. Milby, Phelps, Davis, Higginbotham. Second Rorv, left to right — Saunders, Sawyers, Hastings, Coates, Collie, Porterfield. Front Row, left to right — McCready, Eubank, Shipplett, Via, Barnard, Baynard. STUDENTS STAN DARDS COMMITTEE Henrietta Salisbury Chairman Doris Moore ...Secretary Miss Mix Adviser SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Henrietta Salisbury Doris Moore JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Zaida Thomas Jean Willis SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Virginia Agee Jennie Belle Gilliam FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Patlie Bounds Marguerite Blackwell EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS Hazel Smith Elizabeth Huse Agnes Crockett Florence Sanford Lelia Sanford Louise Walmsley Elizabeth Morris FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Mix Miss Wheeler Miss Foster Miss Hiner Miss Taliaferro Miss Royal Dr. Jeffers Baclf Rom — Elizabeth Huse, Lelia Sanford, Jane Royal. Middle Row— Hazel Smith, Jennie Belle Gilliam, Elizabeth Morris, Agnes Crockett, Doris Moor Zaida Thomas, Virginia Agee. Front Row— Jean Willis, Louise Walmsley, Henrietta Salisbury, Florence Sanford. Standing, left to right— Inez Chappeil, Evelyn Mann, Mary Anderson, Elsie Cabell, Mary Elizabeth Slaler, Katherine Irby, Maxine Burks. Sitting, left to right— Ruth Phelps, Mary Bowles, Frances Hudgins, Louise Walmsley, Kathleen Ranson, Miss Her. ATHLETIC ASSOC I ATION COUNCIL Louise Walmsley President Kathleen Ranson Vice-President Frances Hudgins Secretary Mary Bowles Treasurer Miss Olive T. Iler Adviser MANAGERS OF SPORTS Katherine Irby Manager of Hockey Sue EASTHAM Manager of Basketball Elsie Cabell Manager of Tennis Mary Elizabeth Slater Manager of Minor Sports Maxine Burks Manager of Archery Inez CHAPPELL Manager of Baseball Ruth Phelps Manager of Volley Ball EVELYN Mann. .Manager of Lacrosse and Field and Track Back Ron,, left to right— Walke Front Rom, left to right— Bolick, McGlolhlin, Bowles, Irby, Roberts, B. McGlothlii r, Samford, Ranson, Nollingham. Bulterworlh, York. Anderson. VARSITY HOCKEY SEASON 1935 The following games were played in the State Tour- nament held at Williamsburg: Farmville vs. Westhampton Westhampton (8-1) Farmville vs. Et Cetera „ Farmville (1-0) VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD Miss Olive T. Iler Coach Kathleen Ranson Captain Katherine Irby Manager Marguerite York Assistant Mary Lena Anderson Madeline McGlothlin Mary Elizabeth Badger Elizabeth Mcintosh Edna Bolick Bernice Mann Mary Bowles Evelyn Mann Army Butterworth Martha Nottingham Inez Chappell Ruth Phelps Susie Clark Mildred Potter Jennie Belle Gilliam Kathleen Ranson Rosalie Greear Kitty Roberts Katherine Irby Edith Samford Nellwyn Latimer Linda Walker Bess McGlothlin Margaret Wilkerson Marguerite York Varsity team. 42- H2O CLUB Founded at Farmville State Teachers College, 1935 Purpose: To foster higher standards of swimming and to sponsor swimming activities Color: Aquamarine Mrs. FlTZPATRICK... Faculty Adviser Louise Walmsley. .. ...Chairman COUNSELORS Lelia Sanford Senior Frances Hudgins.. Junior Helen Fern Perdue ...Sophomore Mary Bowles - Freshman CHARTER MEMBERS Mary Bowles Margaret Farrar Frances Hudgins Helen Fern Perdue Lelia Sanford Louise Walmsley Back Ron,, left to right— Perdue, Sanford, Wain Front Rom, left to right — Bowles, Hudgins. ■43- Gwen Bell Most Versatile Army Butterworth Most Athletic Alfha Lee Garnett Best Liked Sarah Button Elizabeth Butler Most Intellectual Cutest Sarah Hayes Most Diplomatic FRESHMAN SUPERLATIVES -44- RATS Shine . . . Ditto. . . . It hits the spot . . . Truckin ' . . . Life begins. Your lime ' s comin ' . . . Caught in the act. AUTUMN SNAPS -45- COLOR RUSH The vicious circle . . . Ready and waitin ' . . . Fight, fight for ole green and white. Senior building becomes freshman stronghold . . . Street scene. Victory . . . Juliet . . . Champii AUTUMN SNAPS 46- CIRCUS There ' ll be a hoi lime in the old town tonight . . . Onlookers On board the Greyhound! And now it ' s Merry Christmas to all. and to od-by. AUTUMN SNAPS WINTER- • a PAGE Alpha Sigma Alpha 62-63 Alpha Sigma Tau 70-71 Beta Pi Thetq..... 88 Chi 98 Choral Club 78-79 College Choir 76-77 Debate Club 75 Features 99-103 Gamma Theta..... 64-65 Granddaughters ' Club 59 Junior Class 52-58 Junior Class Officers 51 Junior Superlatives 94 Mu Omega — 66-67 Orchestra 80 Pan-Hellenic Council 72-73 Pi Gamma Mu..... 90-91 Pi Kappa Delta 74 Pi Kappa Sigma 68-69 Sigma Pi Rha... 89 Sigma Sigma Sigma.... 60-61 Sophomore Class 82-87 Sophomore Class Officers 81 Varsity Basketball.. 92 Winter Snaps 95-97 WINTER ADORNS WHITEHOUSE HALL J U N I O E Back Rot . left to right— Virginia Bean, Vice-President; Miss Her, Classman; Virginia Baker, Treasurer. Front Row, left to right — Lucile Mosley, Secretary; Mary Bowles, President. Virginia Acworth Maderia linen . . . quietude ... the scent of violets. Mary Frances Adams A dashing Carmen . . . joviality . . . the rhythm of a tango. Elsie Bailey Wistaria glassware . . . retice subterraneous streams. Virginia Baker aiding of a perfect plan . . . exuber- ance . . . invitation to charm. Sue Baynard A spinning wheel and kindly firelight . . a patchwork quilt . . . loyalty. Virginia Bean The wisdom of Minerva . . . Heads upl . . . Herald of the Morn. Mary Virginia Blankenshif Clicking steel needles ... Old Eng- lish . . . dependability. Elizabeth Booth Skyways and highways . . . eider down . . . starched linen. Cassie Boswell The gypsy call of autumn leaves . . golden pools of sunshine . . . geniality. Mary Bowles Life ... a vision of eternal freedo the spirit of Joan of Arc. Lelia Elizabeth Boylan Pandora . . . never-ending frivolity . . . a saucy wren. Maxine Burks Match point ... the skill of the hunts- man . . . modest achievement. Top Ron Elsie Cabell rial fire . . . chain of gold steadfastness. Margaret Carroll Blue forget-me-nots . . . queenliness Valse Bleu. Emily Channel Indian and Chinese Pottery ... a whis- pered note of gladness . . . spontaneity. Frances Channel Pink and while blossoms . . . warmth of the open fire ... ho Ruth Crumley The dark enchantment of a Gaya . . . stately poplars . . . harmony. Martha Glenn Davis Soft blue hyacinths ... the sociability of the tea hour . . . the end of the rainbow. Lower Row : Mildred Davis A gypsy violin . . . scarlet of Maples . . tennis togs from Saks. Mary Denny Neopohlan romance . . . blue hope. Margaret Dortch lie lassie, fair and true rosaic . . . colorful freshness. Margaret Drake Mellowness of candlelight ... the prac- ticability of homespun . . . placidity. Elinor Dunham . . evenings in Madrid . . . truth and beauty. Claire Eastman Top Row : Alice Elder The bronze of fall chrysanthemums . . . the fruits of harvest time . . . unswerving. Kathryn Fitzgerald Modern fantasia ... the clap of a tambourine . . . spontaneous combustion. Ann Galusha Gladness of the first thaw . . . Shetland floss and knitting needles . . . tranquillity. Merwyn Gathright Dress parades and West Point . . . flash of golden fire . . . wild ecstasy. Victoria Gillette A bright California poppy . . . happy frankness . . . adaptability. Helen Glass The poise of a ballerina . . . soft notes of a shepherd ' s flute . . . silver maples. Lower Row : Alice Grainger The Jewel Song from Faust . . . Olde Curiosity Shoppe . . . knowledge. Martha Gwaltney Florentine leather work ... an oak of the forest . . . durability. Martha Hamlet An English Carol service . . . laughing rivulets . . . constancy. Virginia Hannah Warm sweet fragrance of the earth . . . the sympathetic tear . . . untiring service. Lelia Hill Japanese prints . . . the reslfulness of chaise lounge . . . sincerity. Tatlii Evelyn Howell . . quainlness of an ol . . . serenity. Top Rov: Frances Hudgins Country club . . . the hunt ball . . . debonair. Katherine Hurt Open prairie . . . Olympus . Bernards. Katherine Irby Harris tweeds . . . polo matches at White Sulphur . . . champions. Lois A. Jenkins Chopin ' s Nocturne . . cloudless climes . . . Camellia. Lois Ruth Jinkins A cruise on the Mediterranean flowered organdy . . . pink sea she Bernice Jones French boudoir dolls . . . fraternity pii ... the crackling of fireworks. Lower Ro Pris Nora Jones . mountain laurel . . . jeune fille. Lloyd Kelly Mardi Gras ... the wild freedom of skis . . . vivacity. Mabel Lambert Confetti and ticker tape . . . Dubonnet . . . spotlights. Bonnie Lane Heart on her lips ... I hear America singing ... mquisiliveness. Virginia Leonard Stability of the Pyramids ... the strength of truth . . . power. Blanche Lewis Lakes of Killarney . . . mahogany log fires. Top Row: Margaret Long The waking loveliness of April . . . incense curling upward ... the Southern Cross. Bess McGlothlin Wonder of a newly budded tree . . . Norwegian dawn . . . gentleness. Sue Mallory The gaiety of Monte Carlo . . . Sons of Songs . . . spiced tarts. Gertrude Manning The quiet ticking of grandfather ' s ... the winding streets of Boston plantation echoes. India Martin Winter sports at Lake Placid . . . wind- breakers . . . Northern Lights. Katherine Milby Draping Spanish Moss . . . stained gla windows . . . meditative. Lower Row: Marie Moore Ragged rims of sunshine . . . tailored alertness . . . carrousel. LUCILE MOSLEY Glamour of a Hollywood premiere . . . Dinner at Eight . . . Midwinters. Irene Parker A quietly turning water wheel . . . hob- nail glassware ... the calmness of a summer day. Nellie Pierpont Pig skin gloves . . . beaten gold ... the sure ebb of a valley stream. Margaret Pittard Blue turquoise set in silver ... a tinted miniature . . . bliss. Marion Pond The soft tones of a violin . . . velveled lips of the snapdragon ... the gentleness of heaven. -56- Dorothy Price The Old South ... a fountain bathed moonlight . . . orchids. Lucile Rhodes The daintiness of Queen Anne ' s lace starry skies . . . evening mist. Charlotte Rice The joy of a task well done . . . Harper ' s Bazaar . . . dashing spirit. Katherine Roberts So lovely fair . . . fresh as April embroidered Chinese silk. Dorothy Robertson Well patterned green chintz . . . domes ticily . . . quiet serenity. Anthelia Robinette Radiant light . . . brightness of stars . silver slippers. Elizabeth Shipplett Calm sophistication . . . Kew Gardens in Lilac Time . . . electric magnetism. Mary Elizabeth Slater Pink hunting jackets . . . kind things done kindly . . . character. Elizabeth Smith Sketch by McClelland Barclay . . . Park Avenue . . . exotic charm. Minnie Smith The grace of the Blue Danube Waltz chinchilla . . . consistency. Rose Somers Alcenon lace . . .the calmness of a lily pool . . . carved jade. Zaida Thomas The enduring purity of white roses . . golden rays of sunshine . . . Juliette caps d Md Agnes Thompson A strong crust of friendly bread . . . the unceasim flow of a river Virginia Tilman Silvery stardust . . . When Knighthood Was in Flower . . . Godey prints. Fletcher Walker Iron and steel . . . wholesome cheerful- ness . . . strength. Mary Virginia Walker The majesty of snow-peaked mountains . . . swift strokes of the tennis player . . . red lacquer. Nancy Wall Red and gold of autumn leaves . . . the Surf Club . . . vitality. Lucille Ware The quiet and peace of cathedrals . - four o ' clock blossoms . . . thoroughbreds Goldie Williams Echoes from chiming bells ... A Corot landscape . . . clanging cymbals. Jean Willis Sweet scented magnolias . . . pearly cobwebs silvered with dew . . . delicacy. Dorothy Wise Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life . . . dying fire of chivalry . . . Taps. Marguerite York The strength and grandeur of intellect the happiness of dancing feet versatility. .58- GRANDDAUGHTERS ' CLUB Victoria Gillette President Elizabeth Harris Vice-President DAUGHTERS MOTHERS Mary Elizabeth Badger... Edna Roberts Louise Bailey Mattie Pearl Minor Beth Barnard Judith Fenner Mary Rives Black Mattie Eugenia Bowles Betsy Blanton Elva Kendig Marion Virginia Bracey Mary Cox Elizabeth Burke .Carrie McGeorge Jane Burke Ethel Abbitt Army Butterworth Julia Harris Elizabeth Butterworth Julia Harris Rebecca Carter Rosa Lee Hubbard Sally Carter ..Kate Overton Emily Channel Bessie Morris Frances Channel Bessie Morris Inez Chappell Janie Staples Margaret Clark... Mary Elizabeth Taylor Mary Wilson Clark Hazel Thompson Hortense Connelly Lucy Adams Elizabeth Cooke Frances Sears Nancy Cooley Elizabeth Clark Agnes Crockett Gennie Oglesby (Grandmother) Mildred Davis Linda Coleman Mary Denny Anna Jolliffe Elsie Dodd ....Mary Putney Brenda Doggett Brenda Griffin Adelaide Dressier Vedah Watson Mary Louise French Louise Vaughan Alpha Lee Garnett Susie Crump Louise Gathright Heath Gathright Marie Gill Mamie Woodson Victoria Gillette Evelyn Turnbull Leah Godwin Otelia Margaret Darden Anne Graham Rebecca Vaughan Caroline Gwathmey Bessie McGeorge Elizabeth Harris Sally Lovelace Katherine Harvey Mamie Baldwin (Grandmother) Mary Harvey Mamie Baldwin (Grandmother) Roberta Haskins Sadie Zehmer Sarah Hayes Sallie Cox Mary Elizabeth Himes Ruby Berry Jean Willis Secretary Martha Nottingham Treasurer DAUGHTERS MOTHERS Virginia Hurt ....Louise Fergusson Frances Hutcheson ....Frances Graham Frances Irving Beulah Johnson Florence Jeffrey Florence Edwards Annie Laurie Jones Julia Purdum Frances Kent.... Era Marshall Elvira Ligon.... Elva File Gladys Major Velma Hatchett Catherine Maynard Cassie Shepherd Charlotte Morton Kate Watkins Martha Nottingham.... Sallie Rice Page Nottingham Sallie Rice Helen Fern Perdue Minnie Southerland Mary Phipps Ella Bobbin Ada Virginia Pollock Estelle Lewis (Grandmother) Mary Wanda Porterfield. Lucille Williams Elizabeth Rawlings Belle Dunton Edith Samford Edith Elmore Beverley Sexton Nina Lockridge Eleanor Shackleton Mary McChesney Mildred Smith Mary Evelyn Noel Sylvia Somers Winifred Pearl Minor Louise Stevenson Hattie Stevenson Florence Tankard ..Mabel Roberts May Terrell Mabel Billups Nan Throckmorton Ola Abbitt Margaret Thomas Margaret Farish Agnes Thompson Florence Sledd Caroline Upshur Mary Lucile Snow Mary Harrison Vaughan Mary T. Turnbull Linda Walker... Jennie Allen (Grandmother) Elizabeth Walton Marion Enos Goldie Williams Roberta Hogg (Grandmother) Caroline Willis Carrie Hunter Jean Willis Ruth Hunt Ann Wills Nancy Walkup Josephine Wills Nancy Walkup Jeanette Wood Lois Jenkins Sidney Yonce Josephine Guy Standing, left to right— Kelly, Thomas, Irby, Pleasanls, Goodman, Plummer, Harris. Sitting, left to right — Seward, Dortch, Umberger, Trenl, Bowles, Gray, McCann, Jolly, Shields Simmerman. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA CHAPTER Founded 1 898 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia Publication: The Triangle SORORES IN COLLEGIO Mary Bowles Mary Joyner Cox Margaret Dortch Margaret Farrar Victoria Gillette Jennie Belle Gilliam Winifred Goodman Amanda Gray Susan Gresham Elizabeth Harris Caroline Hoon Frances Hudgins Katherine Irby 1 loyd Kelly Kathleen McCann Ruth Montgomery Carter Belle Munt Nellie Pierpont Mildred Pleasants Isabel Plummer Rose Puller Florence Sanford I elia Sanford Will Scott Nan Seward Lucy Shields Ellen Simmerman Minnie Smith Zaida Thomas Marion Umberger Mary Harrison Vaughan Lucille Ware PLEDGES Lucy Alston Frances Britton Margaret Britton Elizabeth Butterworth Sara Button Emma Easley Vera Ebel Virginia Hall Sarah Hayes Virginia Epes Irby Eugenia Jolly Virginia Kite Anna Shifflett Nan Throckmorton Nannie Page Trent Selma West -60- SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Pauline Camper SORORES IN URBE Irving Armstrong Margaret Armstrong Maude Beckham Mary Richardson Lancaster Mabel F. Putney Betty Shields FACULTY ADVISER Miss Pauline Camper HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. George Richardson Miss Mabel Culkin ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha — State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia. Kappa — Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Zeta — Buffalo State Teachers College, Buffalo, N. Y. Iota — Colorado State Teachers College, Greeley, Colo. Lambda — Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Penna. Mu — Kirksville State Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo. Nu — State Teachers College, Warrensburg, Mo. Xi — Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva, Okla. Omicron — Michigan State Teachers College, Ypsilanti, Mich. Pi — State Teachers College, Emporia, Kan. Rho — Florida State Teachers College, Tallahassee, Fla. Tau — New Mexico Normal School, Las Vegas, N. Mex. Upsilon — East Central State Teachers College, Ada, Okla. Chi — Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kan. Psi — Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va. Sigma — Western State Teachers College of Colorado, Gun- nison, Colo. Alpha Alpha — Concord State Teachers College, Athens, West. Va. Alpha Gamma — Kansas State Teachers College, Hays, Kan. Alpha Delta — Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Penna. Alpha Epsilon — Northwestern Missouri State Teachers Col- lege, Maryville, Mo. Alpha Zeta — Louisiana State Teachers College, Natchi- toches, La. Alpha Eta — College of Education, Butler University, In- dianapolis, Ind. Alpha Theta — Radford State Teachers College, East Rad- ford, Va. Alpha Iota — Northeastern State Teachers College, Tahle- quah, Okla. Alpha Kappa — Fairmont State College, Fairmont, W. Va. Alpha Lambda — Harris Teachers College, St. Louis, Mo. Alpha Mu — Southwestern Louisiana Institute, Lafayette, La. Alpha Nu — Southern Illinois State Teachers College, Car- hondale, 111. Alpha Xi — State Teachers College, Whitewater, Wis. PATRONS Mrs. C. A. Allen Mrs. C. B. Crute Mrs. V. P. Paulette Mrs. S. W. Watkins Standing, left to right— Gresham, Scoll, Puller, Gillelte, Mount, Vaughan, Smith, F. Sanford. Sitting, left to right— L. Sanford, Hoon, Hudgins, Cox, Britlon, Gilliam, Pierpont, Farrar, Montgo Ware. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER Founded 1901 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia Publication: The Phoenix SORORES IN COLLEGIO Caroline Byrd Delha Pope Chambliss Margaret Clark Mildred Davis Virginia Doughty Elinor Dunham Charlotte Elliot Annie Watson Holden Margaret Hurtt Jacqueline Johnson Susan Lane Alice Nelson Sallie Perrow Louise Potter Caroline Upshur Nancy Wall Louise Walmsley PLEDGES Louise Anthony Mary Elizabeth Badger Pattie Bounds Jane Branch Elsie Cabell Mary Harvey Dorothy Raper Katherine Roberts Jane Saunders Mary E. Slater ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Grace B. Moran Standing, left to rigfti — Elliot, Miss Moran, Perrow, Doughty, Wall. Sitting, left to right — Clark, Poller, Hurtt, Walmsley. 62- Standing, left to right — Johnson, Slater, Upshur, Davis, Lane. Sitting, left to right — Nelson, Dunham, Holden, Chambliss, Byrd. SORORES IN URBE Mrs. R. H. Catlin Mrs. Southard Shields Mrs. W. J. Sydnor Katherine Watkins PATRONS Miss Mary Clay Hiner Miss Winnie Hiner Miss Mary E. Peck Mrs. J. E. Walmsley Dr. J. E. Walmsley ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha — State Teachers College, Farmville, Va. Alpha Alpha — Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Alpha Beta — State Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo. Alpha Gamma — State Teachers College, Indiana, Penn. Beta Beta — State Teachers College, Greeley, Colo. Gamma Gamma — State Teachers College, Alva, Okla. Delta Delta — Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. Epsilon Epsilon — State Teachers College, Emporia, Kan. Zcta Zeta — State Teachers College, Warrensburg, Mo. Eta Eta — State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kan. Theta Theta — Boston University, Boston, Mass. Iota Iota — Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa. Kappa Kappa — Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn. Lambda Lambda — The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Mu Mu — State Normal College, Ypsilanti, Mich. Nu Nu — Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Penn. Xi Xi — University of California, Los Angeles, Calif. Omicron Omicron — State Teachers College, Kent, Ohio. Pi Pi — State Teachers College, Buffalo, N. Y. Rho Rho — Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va. Sigma Sigma — Western State College, Gunnison, Colo. Tau Tau — Kansas State Teachers College, Hays, Kan. Phi Phi — State Teachers College, Maryland, Mo. Chi Chi — Butler University, Indianapolis, Ind. Psi Psi — State Teachers College, Natchitoches, La. Omega Omega — San Diego State College, San Diego, Calif. -63- Sitting, left to right— Perdue, Davies, Eastham, Miss Stubbs. Standing, left to right — Dodson, Hansbrough, Waters, Davis, M Nottin Shipplett, K. GalusKa GAMMA THETA Founded 1911 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia SORORES IN COLLEGIO Virginia Baker Elizabeth Butler Mildred Davies Martha Glenn Davis Eleanor Dodson Sue Eastham Kathryn Fitzgerald Anne Galusha Katherine Galusha Marion Hansbrough Virginia Leonard Evelyn Montgomery Valla Nimmo Martha Nottingham Page Nottingham Anne Peple Helen Fern Perdue Elizabeth Shipplett Tac Waters Jean Willis Silting, left to right — Baker, Butler, Montgomery, P. Nottingham, Willis. Standing, left to right — A. Galusha, Fitzgerald, Nimmo, Peple, Leonard. PLEDGES Sara Buchanan Lucille Cover Frances Dickinson Alpha Lee Garnett Mary Jackson Ruth James Mary Louise McCullough Clara Nottingham Catherine Pilcher Virginia Whitehead Smith Margaret Stallard Elizabeth Tyree Katherine Waite Marjorie Wicks Sidney Yonce Margaret Young SORORES IN URBE Mrs. Ruth Coyner Mrs. Carrie Galusha Mcllwaine Mrs. Mildred Dickenson Davis ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Florence Stubbs PATRON Mrs. John Willis M U OM EGA Founded 1925 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia SORORES IN COLLEGIO Virginia Agee Claire Eastman Margaret Fraley Elsie Greene Martha Hamlet Edna Harvey Rose-Marie Hunter Kathenne Hurt Anne Johnson Bonnie Lane Nellwyn Latimer Sue Mallory Ellen Mason Elizabeth Morris Mary Jane Pendleton Nancy Pobst Dorothy Price Lucile Rhodes Marjone Lee Robertson Mary Robeson Catharine Smoot Elise Turner Julia Anne Waldo Sue Waldo Billy Wilkinson Back Roto, left to right— Pendleton, Wilkinson, Pr Middle Row, left to right— Robertson, Morris, Mi: Front Row, left to right— S. Waldo, Lane, Rhodes. Hurl, Mallory, Age 66 PLEDGES Marguerite Blackwell Miriam Ficklen Nancy Gray Florence Jeffrey Elizabeth Seiber Dorot hy Tillett Marjorie Woolfolk SORORES IN URBE Mrs. Howard Cook Mrs. James Fretwell Margaret Hubbard Mrs. E. R. Irby Paula Irving FACULTY ADVISER Miss Leola Wheeler HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Helen Draper Mrs. W. C. Fitzpatrick PATRON Mrs. L. E. Hubbard Baci? Rout, left to right — J. A. Waldo, Smoot, Greene, Mason, Latimer, Johnson. Middle Ron;, left to right — Eastman, Hamlet, Harvey, Fraley, Pobst. Front Row, left to right— Robeson, Hunter, Turner, Woolfolk. PI KAPPA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER Founded 1928 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia Publication: The Laurel SORORES IN COLLEGIO Annie Leigh Bailey Leslie Bradshaw Mary Wilson Clark Agnes Crockett Grace Eubank Gwendolyn Bell Dorothy Buckland Elizabeth Burke Elizabeth Cralle Ruth Crumley Claudia Harper Elizabeth Huse Katherine Jamison Bernice Jones Margaret Long Elsie Dodd Martha Floyd Frances Gaskins Ann Hardy Mi SOROR IN FACULTATE Miss Jane Royal SORORES IN URBE Mary Diehl Mrs. Archie Pa ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Olive T. Her Lucille Mosley Agnes Powell Josephine Quinn Charlotte Rice Katherine Roberts PLEDGES llette PATRONS Rose A. Higginbotham Elizabeth Himes Henrietta Ivers Charlotte Minton Elizabeth Smith Hazel Smith Florence Tankard Virginia Tilman Dorothy Wise Matsie Moore Margaret Pritchard Ruth Sears Rebecca Williams Mrs. H. T. Stokes Mrs. J. T. Thompson Back Ron,, left to right- -Wise, Roberts, Mi Front Row, left to righl- -Smith, Rice, Roya Her, Smith, Jones. , Huse, Crockett, Harper, Tankard. Back R° left to right— Long, Quinn, Powell, Bailey, Moore. Front Row, left to right — Jamison, Tilman, Clark, Mosley, Eubank, Bradshaw. ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha — Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti, Mich. Beta — Northwestern State Teachers College, Alva, Okla. Zeta — State Teachers College, Indiana, Penn. Eta — Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Iota — Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kan. Kappa — Southeastern State Teachers College, Durant, Okla. Lambda — Central Missouri State Teachers College, Har- risonburg, Mo. Mu — Colorado State Teachers Colege, Greeley, Colo. Nu — East Central State Teachers College, Ada, Okla. Xi — University of Ohio, Atkins, Ohio. Omicron — Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va. Pi — Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo. Rho — State Teachers College, Buffalo, New York. Sigma — Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa. Tau — State Teachers College, Chico, Calif. Phi — University of California, Los Angeles, Calif. Chi — Spearfish Normal School, Spearfish, S. C. Psi — Kent College, Kent, Ohio. Omega — University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif. Alpha Alpha — Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Alpha Beta — Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kan. Alpha Gamma — Detroit Teachers College, Detroit, Mich. Alpha Delta — Louisiana State Teachers College, Natchito- ches, La. Alpha Epsilon — State Teachers College, Farmville, Va. Alpha Zeta — Western State College, Gunnison, Colo. Alpha Eta — James Miliken University, Decatur, 111. Alpha Theta — John B. Stetson University, DeLand, Fla. Alpha Iota — Butler College of Education, Indianapolis, Ind. Alpha Kappa — Harris Teachers College, St. Louis, Mo. Alpha Lambda — Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio. Alpha Mu — Font Hayes College, Hays, Kan. ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Detroit, Michigan Cincinnati, Ohio Denver, Colorado Buffalo, New York Fluntington, West Virginia Los Angeles, California Chicago, Illinois St. Louis, Missouri Greeley, Colorado Youngstown, Ohio 69- Standing, left to right— Deans, Booton, Carroll, Miss Bedford. Seated, left to right — Pittard, Coates, Jinkins, Isbell. ALPHA SIGMA TAU ZETA TAU CHAPTER Founded 1935 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia Publication: The Anchor SORORES IN COLLEGIO Marjorie Booton Margaret Carroll Doris Coates Lucille Davis Dorothy Deans Frances Faris Merwyn Gathright Doris Isbell Pattie Jeffreys Lois Jinkins Jane Lybrook Jane Main Doris Moore Ernestine Payne Margaret Pittard PLEDGES Mary Ethel Barnes Betsy Blanton Frances Bryan Mabel Burton Adelaide Dressier Anna Hoyer LeNoir Hubbard Virginia Winston Smith Frances Thomas Frances Williams SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Virginia Bedford Miss Mary Nichols ADVISER IN FACULTATE Miss Virginia Bedford PATRONS Mrs. A. T. Gray Mrs. J. D. Morton Mrs. C. A. Rice ACTIVE CHAPTERS Alpha — Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti, Mich. Delta — State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. Zeta — Lock Haven State Teachers College, Lock Haven, Pa. Eta — Kent State College, Kent, Ohio. Theta — Wayne University, Detroit, Mich. Iota — Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kan. Lambda — Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. Nu — State Teachers College, Greeley, Colo. Omicron — Concord State Teachers College, Athens, W. Va. Pi — Harris Teachers College, St. Louis, Mo. Rho — Southwestern Teachers College, Durant, Okla. Sigma — State Teachers College, Buffalo, N. Y. Zeta Tau — State Teachers College, Farmville, Va. Upsilon — State Teachers College, Conway, Ark. Standing, left to right — Davis, Main, Lybrook, Payne. Seated, left to right — Jeffreys, Gathright, Faris, Moore. -71 Left to right — Byrd, Nelson, Nottingham, Mosley, Mallory, Agee, Waters, Hurt. PAN-HELLENIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Sue Mallory President Hazel Smith - Vice-President Doris Coates Secretary Florence Sanford Treasurer Martha Nottingham Chairman Nancy Wall ....Publicity OFFICIAL ROLL Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Sigma Alpha Gamma Theta Mu Omega Pi Kappa Sigma Alpha Sigma Tau 72- REPRESENTATIVES Margaret Dortch Florence Sanford Caroline Byrd Nancy Wall Tac Waters Martha Nottingham Katherine Hurt Sue Mallory Elizabeth Huse Hazel Smith Dorothy Deans Doris Coates ALTERNATES Mary Bowles Alice Nelson Jean Willis Virginia Agee Lucille Mosley Margaret Pittard Left to right — Dortch, Huse, Willis, Coales, Deans, Pillard, Sanford. -73- Left to right — Levy, Allen, Gillette, Pollard, Bondurant, Slayton, Francis. PI KAPPA DELTA National Honor Forensic Fraternity VIRGINIA ALPHA CHAPTER Chartered 1928 Publication: The Forensic MEMBERS Dudley Allen Victoria Gillette Agnes Bondurant Gertrude Levy- Louise Francis Margaret Pollard Mildred Slayton FACULTY Mr. S. M. Holton, Jr. Dr. J. E. Walmsley HONORARY MEMBER Dr. J. L. Jarman MASCOT Mary Marie Holton OFFICERS Margaret Pollard President L ouise Francis Vice-President Victoria Gillette ...Secretary Gertrude Levy Treasurer DEBATE CLUB Margaret Pollard President Louise Francis Vice-President Virginia Hooke.. Secretary Dudley Allen Treasurer MEMBERS Dudley Allen Lillian Anderson Agnes Bondurant Juanita Callis Louise Francis Victoria Gillette June Gills Martha Hamlet Mary Anness Harper Virginia Lee Harvey Roberta Haskins Virginia Hooke Nora Jones Gertrude Levy Margaret Pollard Anna Snow Ramsey Kathleen Ranson Lucile Rhodes Mamie Roberts Anthelia Robinette Eurlean Rosser Mildred Slayton Rose Somers Isabelle Sprinkle Mildred Stone Marguerite Snell Marjorie Thompson Sue Waldo Janie Lee Young Dr. J. E. Walmsley Coach S. M. Holton, Jr.. Faculty Member FORUM DU PEACE Left to right — Levy, Fr Bondurant, Pollard, Allen, Hook. COLLEGE CHOIR Founded 1932 Director Alfred Hosken Strick Sponsor Miss Virgilia I. Bugg OFFICERS Helen Boswell President Caroline Byrd Secretary Back Rolf, left to right— Howell, Sullon, Mims, Speake, Bailey, Sirick, Samford, Coffey, Elliot. Second Ron , left to right — Umberger, Wood, Bland, Pearson, N. Boswell, Lohr, Chappell, Trent, Jeffreys, Carter. Front Row, left to right— Harvey, Hock, Bryan, Parker, H. Boswell, Yesler, Pond, Norfleel, Payne, Byrd. -76- MEMBERS Mary Irvin Arthur Elsie Adsit Grace Barrow Louise Bailey Mary Rives Black Nancy Leigh Bland Mary Virginia Blankenship Cassie Boswell Helen Boswell Nell Boswell Frances Bryan Caroline Byrd Juanita Callis Rebecca Carter Louise Chandler Katherine Chappell Edith Coffey Margaret Drake Yetive Dawson Adelaide Dressier Tony Elliot Louise Francis Louise Gathright Helen Glass Rebecca Glenn Winifred Goodman Anne Graham Virginia Hall Mary Harper Virginia Lee Harvey Edith Hines Anna Louise Hock Frances Yester Evelyn Howell Pattie Jeffreys Lucile Lohr Mary Ellen Mims Charlotte Morton Addie Norfleet Elizabeth Overby Ernestine Payne Sara Parker Pauline Pearson Ruth Phelps Grace Allen Pittard Marion Pond Kathryn Ryburn Edith Samford Ruth Scott Elizabeth Seiber Ellen Simmerman Rose Somers Sylvia Somers Buena Vista Speake Alfreda Strick Elizabeth Sutton Frances Thomas Elizabeth Trent Marion Umberger Nancy Cabell Wall Audrey Wilson Dorothy Wise Mary Elizabeth Wood Eleanor Wood Marjorie Woolfolk Back Row, left to right— Wise, Goodman, Simmerman, Hall, Gathright. Somers, Thomas, Wilson. Second Rom, left to right — Adsit, Morton, Overby, Glass, Chandler, Callis, Harper, Blankenship, Hines. Front Ron), left to right — C. Boswell, Black, Ryburn, Steed, Scolt, Dawson, Drake, Phelps, Graham. -77- Back Rots, left to right — Raney, Puckelt, Yonce, Curra Second Ron, left to right— Etter, Borden, Ligon, Mosley. Front Row, left to right — Bell, Eubank, Farris, Jenkins, Stone Price, Anderson, Bowman CHORAL CLUB Ruth Phelps President Emily Channell Secretary Frances Channell _ Treasurer Mr. Alfred Hosken Strick Director Mrs. M. W. Watkins Sponsor MEMBERS Lillian Anderson Elizabeth Ball Gwen Bell Louise Borden Murnll Bowman Frances Bradshaw Mrs. Berkeley Burch Elizabelh Burke Maxine Burks Emily Channell Frances Channell Frances Collie Virginia Coe Janet Curran Louise Eubank Martha Etter Back Kon , left to righl— Morton, Simpson, Sandidge, Spiers, Ball, Coe, Gwalhmey, Burke, Bradsha Second Row, left to righl— Higginbotham, Tissue, L. Marsh Front Roa, left to right— Phelps, E. Channell, F. Channell, E. Marsh Frances Fans June Gills Alice Grainger Caroline Gwathmey Bessie Hart Rose Allen Higginbotham Lois Jenkins Elvira Ligon Elizabeth Marsh Leah Marsh Martha Moore Rachel Mosley Jennie Morton Ruth Phelps Bessie Powell Virginia Price Elizabeth Puckette Julia Raney Mrs. Sallie G. Rode Becky Sandidge Mary Frances Simpson Kitty Spiers Elizabeth Stone Virg inia Tilman Virginia Tissue Caroline Upshur Marjorie Woolfolk Sidney once Left to right — Barrett, Baynard, Elliot, Seiber, LeGrande, Putney, Scott, A. Grainger, Wii M. Grainger, B. LeGrande, Davis. COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Purpose: To present music of the highest type to the Student Body OFFICERS Dorothy Wise .....President Alice Grainger Vice-President Sue Baynard Secretary-Treasurer Juliette Barrett Librarian Miss Lisabeth Purdom ...Conductor Piano Virginia Ritchie Dorothy Wise First Violins Second Violins Sue Baynard Nellie Davis Elizabeth LeGrande Berkley LeGrande Tapelle Pruden Will Putney Elizabeth Seiber Base Violin Xylophone Alice Urainger Juliette Barrett Flute CoTmi Ruth Scott Luckin Bu §S Drums, Cymbal Viola Anna Shifflet Mary Grainger -80- 8 O P 13 O M O E E Left to right— Nancy Pobst, Vice-President; Elizabeth Harris, Treasurer; Carter Belle Muni, Secretary; Madeline McGlothlin, President; Miss Royal, Classman. Virginia L. Agee Logan, West Virginia r ; m a Campus League; Chapel Committee; Student Standards Committee; Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club; Cotillion Club; House Coun- cil, Hall President, 2; Rotunda Staff, Re- porter. 1. 2; Y. W. C. A.. Freshman Com- mission, 1 ; Athletic Association. Dudley Allen Hebron, Virginia n IC A; B M P Sodalitas Latina; Debate Club; House Coun- cil. Hall President. 2; V. W. C. A., Mem- bership Committee; Athletic Association. Annie Leigh Bailey Wakefield, Virginia Mary Rives Black Pamplin, Virginia A 2 e Choir; Orchestra; Granddaughters ' Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Edna R. Bolick Crewe, Virginia A 2 Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athlet ic Association, Varsity Basketball Squad, 1. 2; Varsity Hockey Squad, r, 2; Class Basket- ball Tea 2; Cla Hockey Team, Ethel Burgess Fork Union, Virginia A $ S Club; Le Cercle Franca Y. V. C. A.; Athletic A Helen Carney Churchland, Virginia Portsmouth Club: Le Cercle Francaii lion Club; Y. V. C. A. ' Elizabeth Carroll Rocky Mount, Virginia Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Rotunda Staff, 1, 2,; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee; Athletic Association. Delha Pope Chambliss Rawlings, Virginia A 2 A iiatic Club; Le Cercle Francais; Cotil- Club: House Council, Hall President, 2; Y. V. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mary Wilson Clark Newport News, Virginia n k s Club; Cotillion Club; Y. V. C. A.; Susie Evans Clark Farmvili Club; Y. 1, Virginia Y. C. A.; Athletic Kathryn Carlton Center Cross, Virginia Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. ■ 82- Top Row : Virginia Walker Doughty Exmore, Virginia ASA Dramatic Club; College Choir; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mildred Davies Culpeper, Virginia r e Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A., Con Athletic Sue Eastham Culpeper, Virginia r e le Francais; Cotillion CI Athletic Associate iity Basketball Squad, i, 2. Katherine Galusha Dinwiddie, Virginia r e . W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Jennie Belle Gilliam Petersburg, Virginia Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club; May Court, i, 2; Chape] Committee; Student Standards Committee; Y. W. C. A; Athletic Association, Varsity Hockey Squad, 1, 2; Varsity Basketball Squad, 1, 2. Anne Meriwether Graham Goshen, Virginia College Choir; Orchestra; Homi Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Y. Athletic Assneiation. Elsie Greene Churchland, Virginia M a natic Club; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A., ice Committee, 1 ; Social Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Nancy Gregory Slorall, North Carolina Le Cercle Francais; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mildred Habel w Jetersville, Virginia C. A.; Athletic Asso Elizabeth Harris South Boston, Virginia amatic Club; ChoraTchib; Cotillion Club; anddaughters ' Club; Class Treasurer, 1, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Edna Earl Harvey Dillwyn, Virginia M Q Dramatic Club; Y. V. C. A., Membership Committee; Athletic Association. Mary Harvey Curdsville, Virginia A 2 A Transfer from Westhampton College; V. W, C. A. ; Athletic Association. Top Row : Virginia Lee Harvey Lowesville, Virginia A 2 Dramatic Club; College Choir; Clioral Club; Association. Debate Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Evelyn F. Hastings Blackstone, Virginia Si Mali I Latii W. Annie Watson Holden Petersburg, Virginia ASA matic Club; Home Economics Club; llion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Ass Jess Holland Norfolk, Virginia r from Catauba College, Salisbury, Le Cercle Frangais; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Harriet Hudgins Palmer Springs, Virginia Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associal Rose Marie Hunter King Georfe, Virginia m n Cotillion Club; Virginian Staff, Assistant Photographic Editor, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Lower Row : Pattie Armistead Jeffreys Drakes Branch, Virginia A S;BMP;AST College Choir; Choral Club; Le Cercle Fran- cais; Y. W. C. A., Prayer ' s Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Eugenia Barham Jolly Petersburg, Virginia CkibT Cotillion Club; Y. W. A; Athletic Association. Frances Kent Sallville, Virginia Home Economics Club; Granddaught Club; Y. V. C. A.; Athletic Associatit Blanche Evora Lane Surry, Virginia A 2 -rcle FranQais; Home Economics Club; ' . W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Susan Lane Allavisla, Virginia ASA Dramatic Club: Cotillion Club; May Court, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Nellwyn Latimer Bristol, Tennessee M V. Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A., Social Com- mittee, 2; Athletic Association, Varsity Hockey Squad, 1, 2; Class Team Captain. -84- Top Row: Ella B. Lewis Appomallox, Virginia Francais; Sodalitas Latina; Y. V. ; Athletic Association, Baseball Team, I. Meriel McAllister Richmond, Virginia A 2 Dramatic Club; Le Cercle Francai Circulo Espanol; Y, W. C. A,; j Mary Adeline McGlothlin Baltimore, Maryland A 2 Dramatic Club; May Court, 2; Rotunda Staff, Reporter 1, 2; Class President, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Eleanor Meredith Beaverdam, Virginia Council, Hall President, 2; Y. V. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mary Elizabeth Minor Charlottesville, Virginia Le Cercle Francais; House Coun il. Hall President, 2; Y. W. C. A., Praye rs Com- nuttee, 1; World Fellowship Comm Athletic Association. ittee, 2; Ruth Montgomery Baskerville, Virginia . Club; Cotillion Club; May Lourt, 2; House Council, Hall President, 2; Virginia Staff, Assistant Business Man- ager; Y. W. C. A., Freshman Commission, Secretary, 2; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Morris Big Stone Gap, Virginia A 2;BMP;Mfi Dramatic Club; Sodalitas Latina; Cotillion Club; Campus League; Student Day Com- mittee; Student Standards Committee; Ro- tunda Staff, Reporter, 1; News Editor, 2; Y. W. C. A., Freshman Commission, 1; Sing Committee, 2; Athletic Association; Student Council, Campus League Chairman, 2. Carter Belle Munt Petersburg. Virginia 2 2 2; B M P Dramatic Club; Sodalitas Latina; C Club; Class Secretary, 2; Y. V. C Athletic As Sara Parker Suffolk, Virginia Choir; Choral Club; Cotillion C. A.; Freshman Commissi Association, Basketball Tea Tennis Team, 1, 2. Pauline Pearson Dillwyn, Virginia College Choir; Y. Y. C. A.; Athletii Ruth Naomi Phelps Madison Heights, Virginia A $ 2; B M P Dramatic Club; College Choir: Choral Club; Sodalitas Latina; Tributum Staff. 2; Rotunda Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, Assistant Manager Hockev, 1: Assistant Manager Vol- ley Ball, 2; Class Hockev Team, 1, 2; Var- sity Hockey Squad. 1 ; Varsity Basketball Squad, 1, 2. Isabel Tannahill Plummer Petersburg, Virginia Economics Club; Cotillion Club; C. A.; Athletic Association. Top Row : Nancy G Sanford Pobst rundy, Virginia M 9. Dramatic Club: Club; House Class Yice-Pres inet, Chairman Le Cercle Francais; Cotillion Council. Hall President, 2: idem. 2; Y. W. C. A., Cab- Music Committee; Athletic Association. Livian Powell Boykins, Virginia A 2 Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A., Social Com- mittee. 2: Athletic Association. Rose Puller South Hill, Virginia Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Josephine Hilton Village n k Dramatic Club; Cotillion cil, House President, . Athletic Assc QUINN . Virginia Club; House Coun- 1; Y. W. C. A.; iciation. - Pair Y. W. C Pela Read ner Springs, Virginia . A.; Athletic Associs Le Margaret Roache Fentress, Virginia Cercle Francois; Y. V. C. A.; Athlel Association. Lower Row : :ic Elizabeth Roberts Norton, Virginia A 2; B M P Choral Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Di So Marjorie L Richmoi A amatic Club; Cotil cial Committee, 2; lore Representative ee Robertson id, Virginia 2; M Q lion Club; Y. V. C. A., Student Council, Soph- ,2; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Olivia Robertson Spout Spring, Virginia Choral Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Deane Saunders Bedford, Virginia Y. Y. C. A.; Athletic Associ; ation. Ruth Europa Scott Arcadia, Florida Transfer from Florida Southern College; College Choir; Orchestra; Association of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Willis Shields Scott Orange, Virginia A 2; 2 2 2 Home Economics Club; Cotillion Club: Y. V. C. A.; Athletic Association. Ruth Sears Norfolk, Virginia n ic s Transfer from Hollins College; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association, Varsity Tennis Squad; Class Hockey Team, 2. Nan Cuthbert Seward Petersburg, Virginia Dramatic Club; Le Cercle Francais; Sodali- tas Latina; Cotillion Club; Chapel Commit- tee, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission, President, t ; Athletic Association. Browning Shenton Gordonsville, Virginia Transfer from Woman ' s College, Greensboro, N. C.; V. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Mary Elizabeth Sieber Roanoke, Virginia M n Transfer from Wilson College, Chambers- Dramatic Club; College Cho Orchestra; Cotillion Club, Athletic Associat Elkanah Simpson W. C. A. Norfolk, Virginia sfer fr Willi Y. W. C. A.; Athle College; Louise Hale Stephenson Monterey, Virginia Dramatic Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Frances Thomas Dumbarton, Virginia Margaret Rebekah Thomas Aller, Virginia Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Ath- letic Association, Class Basketball Team, 1; Varsity Squad, 1 ; Class Vollev Ball Team, 1 ; Class Baseball Team, 1. Nannie Page Trent Dillwyn, Virginia Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Lois Randolph Vassar Keysville, Virginia A 2 Mary Harrison Vaughan South Boston, Virginia Granddaughters ' Club; Cotillion Club; Ro- tunda Staff, Feature Editor, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Catherine Walden Jamaica, Virginia Janie Lee Young Franklin, Virginia A 2 Club; Le Cercle Francois; Sodal is Latina; Debate Club; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association, Class Volley Ball ■87- Sealed, lefl to right— Eastman, Lane, Wallon, Bondurant, Miss Draper, Eubank, Carroll, Houck. BETA PI THETA Fonde 1926 PI ZETA Fonde 1930 LES MEMBRES Agnes Bondurant Margaret Carroll Winnie Frances Eubank Jess Holland Izell Houck Elise MacMillian Virginia Payne Elizabeth Walton LES CANDIDATES Claire Eastman Bonnie Lane LES MEMBRES HONORAIRES Mile. Estelle Smithey Mile. Helen Draper Mile. Mary Nichols SIGMA PI RHO Honorary Fraternity in Latin VIRGINIA ALPHA CHAPTER Instituta Novembri, MCMXXIX SOCII Margaret Alsop Sara Buchanan Dorothy Deans Elise MacMillan Katherine Milby Doris Moore Claudme O ' Brien Margaret Pollard Miss Minnie V. Rice Dr. James E. Walmsley SOCIUS HONORATUS Mr. j. M. Grainger OFFICERS OFFICIA Margarlt Pollard.. ..President Doris Moore Vice-President Margaret Alsop Secretary Claudine O ' Brien .Treasurer Sealed, left to right— Dr. Walmsley, M. Alsop, Miss Rice, Moore, O ' Brien, Po Standing, left to right- Seated, left to right- G. Eubank. -Galusha, Mas -Dr. Walmsley Farrar, Wood, Thomas, Blanlon, Pollard, Hannah, Walmsley, PI GAMMA MU Social Science Honor Society VIRGINIA GAMMA CHAPTER Chartered 1924 Publication: Social Science MEMBERS Virginia Acworth Grace Bass Virginia Bean Ruby Blanton Agnes Bondurant Marjorie Booton Helen Boswell Doris Coates Ruth Crumley Margaret Dortch Claire Eastman Grace Eubank Winnie Frances Eubank Margaret Farrar Margaret Ferguson Mary Mary Louise Francis Ann Galusha Martha Virginia Han Claudia Harper Virginia Hooke Katharine Hurt Lloyd Kelly Evelyn Massey Claudine O ' Brien Margaret Pollard Dorothy Price Lucile Rhodes Zaida Thomas Louise Walmsley Elizabeth Walton Elizabeth Wood -90- Standing, left to Sealed, left to Eubank. Harper, O ' Brien, Rhodes, W. F. FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. M. B. Coyner Mr. S. M. Holton, Jr. Dr. J. E. Walmsley Dr. J. P. Wynne MEMBERS AT LARGE Dr. J. L. Jarman Miss Grace Moran ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mrs. J. G. Lancaster Miss Mary Nichols Miss Mary E. Peck Mrs. J. A. Redhead Miss Florence Stubbs Miss Mary Swift Miss Frances Waters TOWN MEMBERS Louise Bondurant Mary Diehl Claudia Flemming Mrs. A. T. Gray Margaret Hubbard Hallie McCraw Edna Putney Carrie Spencer Agnes Watkins Imogene West BASKETBALL SEASON 1935-1 936 January 31 Farmville (40) vs. Lynchburg (15) There February 1 5 Farmville (26) vs. William and Mary (18). .Here February 2 I Farmville (23) vs. Sweet Briar (15) Here February 28 Farmville (23) vs. Western Maryland (24)... .There March 6 Farmville (28) vs. Harrisonburg (21).... Here Kathleen Ranson Captain Sue Eastham Manager Ellen Conyers Assistant Miss Olive T. Iler Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD M. E. Badger Frances Hudgins Edna Bohck Jean McConnaughy Agnes Bondurant Evelyn Mann Mabel Burton Kitty Nelson Army Butterworth Ruth Phelps Betty Butterworth Lelia Sanford Virginia Carroll Virginia Smith Inez Chappell Kathleen Ranson Sue Eastham Katherine Roberts Jennie Belle Gilliam Linda Walker Varsily team. Back Row. Icfi to right— Sanford, Phelps, McConnaughy. Second Row, left to right— Chappell, Bolick, Nelson, Burton, Roberts, Badger, Smith, E. Butterworth. Front Row, left to right — Mann, Gilliam, Walker, A. Butterworth, Ranson, Eastham, Hudgins, Bondurant. -92- ARCHERY SEASON, 1935 Katherine Cooper Manager Maxine Burks Assistant Manager ARCHERY TOURNAMENT, 1935 Maxme Burks, winner 1 34 points Lucille Akers, second 95 points Elizabeth Ware, third 57 points FRESHMAN GYM CLASS IN VOLLEY BALL FORMATION Elizabeth Shipplett Most Diplomatic Kitty Roberts Bat Looking Dorothy Wise Most Original Katherine Irby Most Athletic Virginia Bean Most Intellectual Lucille Mosley Most Attractive Virginia Baker Best Natured Bonnie Lane Most Versatile Mary Bowles Best Liked Chic Dortch Cutest JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES •94- WINTER AFTERNOON The firing squad . . . Mr. French — at home at Soulhside ' s Drug Store. We ' re in the money . . . Knee deep . . . Huddle . . . Straight shooter . . . Loafin ' time . . . Just watchin ' . . . Lookin ' for trouble . . . Playgirls . . . Come to the Production ... Go into your dance . . . Hold your man. WINTER SNAPS SNOW SCENE We dare you . . . Peek-a-boo ... An awful let-down . . . Smilin ' thru . . . Work of arl Refereein ' . . . Ready! Aim! Fire! . . . Being careful? . . . A little bit independent . . . Hiding, Eh? ... Just posin ' . . . Perched . . . Laughin at the weatherman . . . Anything can happen ... A bit of sophiscation. WINTER SNAPS INDOOR SPORTS On the inside, looking out . . . non-hghting suilemales . . . See yourself as others see you . . . Thai refreshing pause! . . . Down at The Herald Office, The Rotunda goes to press . . . It ' s playtime for Meg and Lucy! . . . Looking things over from above . . . That indispensable something — a Saturday WINTER SNAPS ■• aiHiprf C H I F. San ford Smith Nottingham Waters Wilkinson L. Sanford Peesonalitie The personalities to follow have been selected by the student body in recognition of the fact that each is a true leader, deserving honor and esteem for her ability. J ucij 1 other jtazeL Smith belia Sanfora [Florence Sanfora C cic waters Louise joalmsleif Jylarij JjowLes Gjqnes Urockell S P R I N G • • • • PAGE Association of Childhood Education 1 18 Cotillion Club 108-109 Gamma Psi 119 Graduating Sophomores 1 11-117 Kappa Delta Pi 120-121 May Day Committee 130 Monogram Club 124 Orchesis 107 Senior Class 132-153 Senior Class Officers 131 Senior Superlatives 127 Sophomore Superlatives 126 Spring Snaps.... 1 28-1 29 Varsity Tennis Squad 125 Virginian Staff 122-123 LONGWOOD IN THE EARLY SPRING Standing, left lo right — Farrar, Bingham, Leonard, Gla Left lo right— McNamee, Umberger, Hall, Robeson. Moore, Jo RC H ES I S Honorary Dance Club Purpose: to further the art of the dance Faculty Adviser Mrs. Louise R. Fitzpatrick OFFICERS Doris Moore President Dorothy McNamee Secretary-Treasurer Crenshaw Jones.... Costume Manager Mary Robeson Stage Manager MEMBERS Emma Bingham Margaret Farrar ■-., Mary Alice Glass Virginia Hall Crenshaw Jones Virginia Leonard ' Dorothy McNamee - i Doris Moore Mary Robeson Marion Umberger HONORARY MEMBER Dorothy Wise - 107- Back Roto, left to right— Walker, Hurll, Burgess, Moore, Lybrook, Crockett, Deans, M. Gathright, Massey, Munt, Plummer, McCann, Jolly, Bullerworth, Umberger, Potter, Clarke, Piltard. Second Row, left to right— Robertson, Pobst, Clark, B. Powell, E. Smith, Hopkins, Salisbury L. Davi: Bowles, M. Smith, F. Britton, Hart, H. Smith, M. L. Powell, Tho Front Row, left to right — Mason, Hunter, Bailey, Quinn, Long, Harper Bradshaw, Huse, Shipplelt, Vaughn, Pleasants, Harris. L. Gathright, Co B. Jones, Walmsley, Tilman, COTILLION CLU The center of our most enjoyable play-times and the scene of our rushiest dances — Cotillion! Two formal dances each year, one in the fall and another in the spring, are sponsored by the club, as well as a dansante as an added feature in the spring. Membership is limited to two hundred members. Boys and girls from far and wide add to the gaiety of the occasions. Fall Cotillion on November 2, drew alumnae and guests from many parts of the State. Music for the dance was furnished by the increasingly popular University of Virginia orchestra. The Freshmen were easy to boss! Cries of Dance with my date! and Wanna meet my date! could be heard on all sides, as girls were dragged from one end of the gym to the other. And then came the mad rush to the steps at intermission! At midnight the dance ended, only to be followed by sleepy bull sessions when happy hearts and aching feet held dominion. Then on May 9, came that other Brand event — Soring Cotillion — with Harry Reser and his Cliquot Club Eskimos. Besides the formal dance, there was a dansante in the after- noon. That evening at the formal dance the Figure was led by the officers of the club: Martha Nottingham, Grace Eubank, Florence Sanford, Billie Wilkinson. And now it ' s all just a delightful memory! Louise Anthony Mary E. Barnes Lucy Baskerville Gwendolyn Bell Marguerite Blackwell Jane Branch Margaret Britton Kitty Brooks Frances Bryan Sara Buchanan Elizabeth Burke Jane Burke Army Lutterworth Do- L Buckland Lu :ille Cover Aitherine Cox Margaret H. Cntcher r ranees Dickerson Anne Dugger Ruth Dunnington Mary E. Dunton Emma Easley NEW MEMBERS Vera Ebel Betty Fagg Miriam Ficklen Julia Furnival Alpha Lee Garnet Rebecca Gillete Na jray Di ' oby Green Elizabeth Hardy Mary B. Harvey Sara Hayes Elizabeth Himes Jane Holland Frances Hutchinson Virginia Epps Irby Henrietta Ivers Mary Jackson Virginia Kemp Virginia Kite Mary Louise McCullough Elizabeth Mcintosh Katherine Maynard Mary Maynard Charlotte Minton Kitty Nelson Amy Powell Margaret Pritchard Dot Raper Elizabeth Rawlmgs Maude Rives Kitty Roberts Casell Schools Elizabeth Seiber Frankie Smith Margaret Stallard Mildred Stone Jean Taylor Dot Tillett Kitty Waite Edna Walden Selma West Snooks Williams Elizabeth George Wilson Peggy Young -108- Back Rot , left to right— Perdue, Dodson, Peple, R. Montgomery, Puller, Fitzgerald, Carroll, Coales, Willis, Davies, A. Johnson, Mallory, Agee, Nelson, Holden, S. Lane, Perrow, Wise, Rice, Baker. Second Row, left to right— A. Galusha, Parker, Doughly, Morris, L. Powell, P. Nottingham, E. Mont- gomery, Easlham, Greene, Gillette, Dunham, Byrd, Hamlet, S. Waldo, Scott, Chambliss, Maxey, J. Johnson, Slater, Norfleet. Front Rom, left to right— L. Sanford, Leonard, B. Lane, Bean, Eastman, Ware, Gresham, Turner, F. Sanford, Wilkinson, Eubank, M. Nottingham, Rhodes, Hall, Hudgins, Goodman, Simmerman, Dortch. Left to right— Billy Wilkinson, Treasurer; Grace Eubank, President; Martha Nottingham, Leader; Florence Sanford, Business Manager. COTTILLION CLUB OFFICERS a E A ]ID U Ay T I N G 8 (0 IP H O M O E E S Juliette Barrett Newsoms, Virginia Orchestra; Athletic Associatio Y. W. C. A. France? Britton Waverly, Virginia A 2; 2 2 2 Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Athlelii Association; Y. W. C. A. Helen Callihan North Holston, Virginia .cialion of Childhood Education; Ath- letic Association; Y. W. C. A. Grace Fern Conyers Chester, Virginia Dramatic Club; Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Lucille Davis Covington, Virginia AST Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Associa- tion of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A., Service Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Erna Dickerson Spout Spring, Virginia Dramatic Club; Athletic Assoc Y. W. C. A. Leslie Bradshaw Waverly, V.rgmia II K Z ion Club; Athletic Associ; Y. W. C, A. Elizabeth Butterworth DeWitt, Virginia Le Cercle Francais, 1 ; Granddaughters ' Club; Cotillion Club; House Council. Hall President, 2; Athletic Association; Varsity Tennis Team, Captain, 1,2; Var- sity Basketball Team. 1. 2; Basketball Class Team, Captain 2; Y. W. C. A. JUANITA CALLIS Mathews, Virginia College Choir; Choral Club; Debate Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Mary Joyner Cox Smithfield, Virginia Dramatic Club; College Choir, 1; Choral Club, 1; Cotillion Club; Chapel Com- mittee, 2; Rotunda Staff, Reporter, 2; Y. W. C. A., Sing Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Evelyn Dickerson Spout Spring, Virginia Dramatic Club; Athletic Associate Y. W. C. A. Eleanor Dodson Norfolk. Virginia r e Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. V. C. A. Maude Esther Duck Franklin, Virginia Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Charlotte Elliott Hampton, Virginia Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Frances C. Faris Crewe, Virginia A 2 T Choral Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Leah Godwin Chucltatuck, Virginia Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Social Committee; Athletic Association. Elizabeth Hankley Clarkton, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Sylvia L. Dunnavant Enonville, Virginia A 2 Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Men bership Committee; Athletic Associi tion. Richie Ellis Gasburg, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Margaret Fraley Appalachia, Virginia M Q Dramatic Club; Choral Club; Student D ay Committee; Rotunda Staff, Social Editor, 1, 2; House Council, House President, 2; Y. W. C. A., Sing Com- mittee, 2 ; Membership Committee, I ; Athletic Association. Rosalie Nelson Greear Farmville, Virginia Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A., Town Girl ' s Committee; Athletic Association, Hockey Team, 2. Marion Hansbrough Salem, Virginia r e Cotillion Ch ' b; Association of Child- hood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. -112- ■■ Betty Gray Harrison Brandon, Virginia Choral Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Mary Rorerta Haskins Alberta, Virginia A 2 Dramatic Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Debate Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Evelyn Holmes Union Level, Virginia Choral Club, I ; Athletic Associatii Y. W. C. A. Kathryn Jamison Roanoke, Virginia A 2; IT K 2 Cotillion Club; House Council, House President, 2; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Jacqueline Johnson Carrollton, Virginia A 2 A Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Chape Committee; House Council, Houst President, 2; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Edith Hart Union Level, Virginia al Club, I; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Edith Hines Norfolk, Virginia College Choir, 2; Choral Club, I; House Council, Hall President, 2; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Doris Isbell 3eaverdam, Virginia Transfer from Westhampton College; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Anne R. Johnson Blacksburg, Virginia 11 n on Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Lucille Johnson Farmville, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Annie Laurie Jones Concord Depot, Virginia Transfer from Lynchburg College; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Gertrude Reyner Levy Newport News, Virginia A $ 2; n K A Dramatic Club; Debate Club, Debate Councilor, 2; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Elizabeth L. Marsh Miskimon, Virginia Transfer from Fredericksburg State Teachers College; Choral Club; Ath- letic Association; Y. W. C. A. Norvell Mason Montague Fredericksburg, Virginia A f 2 Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A., Church Cooperative Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Matsie Moore Chuckatuck, Virginia n K 2 Choral Club, I, 2; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Campus League, 2; Athletic Associa- tion; Y. W. C. A, IVYLYN CAMACK JORDAN Hadensville, Virginia W. C. A.; Athletic Association, Varsity Hockey Squad, I . Jane Lybrook Fmcastle, Virginia A 2 T Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Asso- ciation of Childhood Education; Y. W. C. A., Publicity Committee, 2; Athletic Association. Kathleen McCann Petersburg, Virginia Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Y.W. C. A., Freshman Commission, 1 ; Ath- letic Association. Evelyn Montgomery Ronceverte, West Virginia r e Cotillion Club; Association of Child- hood Education; House Council, Hall President, 2; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Rachel Mosley Baskerville, Virginia Transfer from William and Mary College; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Alice Nelson Richmond, Virginia Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Ro lunda Staff, Reporter, 2; Athleti. Association; Y. W. C. A. Valla Irene Nimmo Suffolk, Virginia Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Ath- letic Association; Y. W. C. A. Athleti Thulia Park Skipwith, Virginia Association; Y. W. C. Mary Jane Pendleton Troutville, Virginia Association of Childhood Educatior Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Helen Fern Perdue Chester, Virginia r e Campus League; Dramatic Club; Art- ists Dance Group, Granddaughters ' Club; Cotillion Club; Association of Childhood Education; Swimming Club; Student Council, Class Representative, 1; House Council, Hall President, I, House President, 2; Athletic Associa- tion; Y. W. C. A. Edith Virginia Nichols Norfolk, Virginia A 2 Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Elizabeth Hyde Overbey Bon Air, Virginia College Choir; Choral Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Dora Parker Holland, Virginia Association of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Anne Diggs Peple Richmond, Virginia r 9 Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Class President, 1 ; Virginian Staff. Assis- tant Typist, 1; Y. W, C. A.; Fresh- Co I, Ex Athletic Association. jfFic Mary Whitmell Phipps McKenney, Virginia Granddaughters ' Club; Athletic Asso elation; Y. W. C. A. Virginia Pilcher Covington, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Mildred Pleasants South Hill, Virginia Cotillion Club; Association of Child- hood Education; Y. W. C. A.; Fresh- man Commission, 1 ; Athletic Association. Agnes Powell Newport News, Virginia Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Ath- letic Association; Y. W. C. A. Cleg- Reynolds Appomattox, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Kathryn Ryburn Glade Spring, Virginia Dramatic Club; Cc letic Association lege Choir; Ath- Y. W. C. A. Clara Elizabeth Pinckard Stuart, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Ada Virginia Pollack Dogue, Virginia -anddaughters ' Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Y. W. C. A. Nannie E. Puckette Gladys, Virginia A 2 Choral Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Margaret Lacy Russell Scottsburg, Virginia Debate Club; House Council, Hall President, 2; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission, I ; Athletic Association. Virginia Scanlan West Point, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Anna Shiflett Richmond, Virginia Transfer from Weslhamplion College; Alhletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Kathryn Elfrieda Spiers Richmond, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Frances Teass Lynchburg, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Elise Bolling Turner Richmond, Virginia M fi Dramatic Club; Cotillion Club; Vir- ginian Staff, Assistant Typist, 2 ; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee, 1 ; Athletic Association. AURELIA M. VARNER Farmville, Virginia Athletic Association, Freshman Ba ball Team; Y. W. C. A. Elna Shorter Charlotte Court House, Virginia A 2 Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Irene Taylor Irwin, Virginia Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Mary Lynn Thomas South Hill, Virginia Student Standards Committee; Associ- ation of Childhood Education; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Caroline Crowder Upshur Chenton, Virginia Choral Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Cotillion Club; Association of Child- hood Education; Student Council, Class Representative, 2; Eastern Shore Club; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commission, I ; World Fellowship Committee; Ath- letic Association. Julia Anne Waldo Churchland. Virginia A 2; M Q Cotillion Club; Chapel Committee Portsmouth Club, 1. Secretary. 2 Y. W. C. A.; Social Committee, I, 2 AlhleticAssocialion. 117- pr-wE an ■si ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Frances Yester Martha Gwaltney. OFFICERS Margaret Dortch President ...Vice-President Virginia Lee Treasurer Secretarv Miss Mary B. HaYNES Faculty Adviser Miss Mary B. Haynes Margarette Aldredge Elise Bailey Louise Bailey Virginia Bean Emma Bingham Ella Arthur Black Marjorie Booton Helen Boswell Nell Boswell Mary Bowles Caroline Byrd Helen Callihan Emily Channell Katherine Chappell Mary Chappell Kemper Cobb Minnie Cocks Elizabeth Conner Grace Conyers Lucille Davis Mildred Davis Mary Denny - 118- M. MEMBERS OF FACULTY Grace E. Mix Miss Sibyl Henry Miss Georgia Norris MEMBERS Eleanor Dodson Margaret Dortch Maude Duck Elinor Dunham Alice Elder Alma Elliott Charlotte Elliott Grace Eubank Katherine Fitzgerald Ida Belle Foster Mary Lou French Louise Gathright Rebecca Glenn Martha Gwaltney Clara Hailey Virginia Hall Ervin May Hamilton Marion Hansbrough Claudia Harper Grace Harris Martha Harrison Bessie Hart Frances Hudgins Marie Hundley Dorothy Hutcheson Bernice Jones Crenshaw Jones Virginia Lee Blanche Lewis Lucile Lohr Jane Lybrook Jane Main Sue Mallory Evelyn Montgomery Martha Moore Ernestine Noel Dora Parker Mary Jane Pendleton Anne Peple Helen Fern Perdue Margaret Pittard Mildred Pleasants Miss Ida Penny Elizabeth Puckette Kathleen Ranson Dorothy Robertson Margaret Russell Kathryn Ryburn Ruth Scott Mildred Smith Minnie Smith Rose Somers Ellen Simmerman Florence Tankard Irene Taylor Mary Lynn Thomas Nellie Turnes Marion Umberger Caroline Upshur Marcia Vick Nancy Wall Billy Wilkinson Jean Willis Eleanor Wood Frances Yester ■■ GAMMA P S I Honorary Fraternity for Art Founded 1933 State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia MEMBERS Virgina Agee Emma Bingham Marjorie Booton Pattie Bounds Mrs. Berkeley Burch Elizabeth Butler Sarah Button Katherine Cooper Ida Bell Foster Merwyn Gathright Mary Alice Glass Martha Gwaltney Dorothy McNamee Mary Ellen Mims Charlotte Minton Louise Painter Louise Potter Katherine Roberts Margaret Scott Nan Seward Virginia Whitehead Smith Katherine Smoot Frances Thomas Dorothy Turner FACULTY MEMBER Miss Virginia Bedford HONORARY MEMBER Miss Martha Coulhng ; : ■ S WJ f j- k ■ M® Standing, left to rigf Seated, left to right- -Bingham, Miss Bedford, Turner. ioolon, Gathright. Gwallney, Glass, McNa KAPPA DELTA PI Honor Society in Education Founded 191 1 BETA EPSILON CHAPTER Publication: The Kadelpian ACTIVE FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Pauline Camper (elected) Miss Alice Carter (elected) Miss Helen Draper (alumna) Miss Mary B. Haynes (Alpha Pi) Miss Sibyl Henry (Alpha Tau) Mr. S. M. Holton (elected) Miss Mary Nichols (alumna) Miss Mary Peck (elected) Dr. J. P. Wynne (Alpha Upsilon) ACTIVE ALUMNA MEMBER Miss Hallie McCraw HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. J. L. Jarman Mr. J. M. Grainger Stanjing, tefl to right — Glass, Lane, Cabell, Easlman, Massey. Sitting, left to right— Dr. Wynne, Eubank, Dorlch, Gillelle, Hamlet, Moore. -120- Standing, left to right— BooUm, Blanlon, Houck, Hooke, Coaies, Cle Silling, left to right— Hoon, Walton, Alsop, Hurt, York, Bean, Kell; STUDENT MEMBERS Margaret Alsop Virginia Bean Ruby Blanton Agnes Bondurant Marjone Booton Helen Boswell Mrs. Berkley Burch Elsie Cabell Audrey Clements Doris Coates Alice Collings Ruth Crumley Margaret Dortch Claire Eastman Grace Eubank Winnie Frances Eubai Margaret Ferguson Victoria Gillette Mary Alice Glass Alice Grainger Mar Martha Hamlet Virginia Hannah Claudia Harper Virginia Hooke Carolyn Hoon Izell Houck Katherine Hurt Lloyd Kelly Bonnie Lane Louise Lewis Bess McGIothlin Evelyn Massey Katherine Milby Doris Moore Claudine O ' Brien Geneva Parker Dorothy Rhodes Lucile Rhodes Mrs. Sallie Rode Elizabeth Walton Elizabeth Wood Standing, left to right— Sanford, Baker, Coales, Boolon, Gathright, Mi: Miss Jennings. Bedford, Hunler, Rhodes, VIRGINIAN STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Lelia Sanford Editor-in-Chief Virginia Baker Assistant Editor-in-Chief Doris Coates Literary Editor LuciLE RHODES Assistant Literary Editor Merwyn Gathright Art Editor Marjorie BoOTON Assistant Art Editor - 122 Standing, left to right— Clark, Monlgomery, Rice, Shipplelt, Slater, Leonard, Turner, Mr. McCorkle BUSINESS STAFF Margaret Clark Business Manager Ruth MONTGOMERY Assistant Business Manager Elizabeth Shipplett Advertising Manager Mary Elizabeth Slater. Assistant Advertising Manager Charlotte Rice... Photographic Manager Rose Marie Hunter.. ..Assistant Photographic Manager Virginia Leonard Typist Elise Turner Assistant Typist ADVISERS Mr. T. A. McCorkle Business Adviser Miss Lucille Jennings Literary Adviser Miss Virginia Bedford Art Adviser Left lo right— Cabell, Walker, Ranson, Wright, Nelson, Carroll, Sears, Eason, Dugger, A. Butterworth, Massey, E. Butterworth. TENNIS SEASON, 1 934-35 Belle Lovelace.... Manager Elsie Cabell ...Assistant Manager Olive T. Iler Coach TENNIS SINGLES, 1935 Cox, M. J. 1 Cox Campbell, A. 1 (6-0) (6-0) Powell Montague, N. 1 Powell (6-0) (6-4) Powell, K. 1 (6-3) (6-0) Putney (6-1) (6-2) Putney, M. 1 Putney Wade, E. 1 (6-4) (6-3) Putney Rust, D. j Rust (6-1) (6-2) j (6-2) - Guy, E. 1 Guy ■ Agee, V. | (6-3) (6-4) Cabell, E. ) Cabell Massey Parker, S. (6-3) (6-1) y (8-6) (0-6) (6-3) Burks, M. Massey Massey Massey, E. j (6-0) (6-1) ' (-4) (6-3) Robinson, F. I Beck Beck, S. [ (6-2) (6-2) ' Beck Watson, M. 1 Ranson Ranson | (6-4) (6-4) Putney Martha Putney, Singles Champion, 1935 Above— Walmsley, Bowles, Miss Her, L. Sanford. Below— Massey, Chappell, Samford, Phelps, Walker, Bolick, York, Ra MONOGRAM CLUB State Teachers College Farmville, Virginia Colors: Navy Blue and White Motlo : Sportsmanship Always Purpose: To recognize athletic ability, sportsmanship, and scholarship. OFFICERS Kathleen Ranson President Evelyn Massey Vice-President Marguerite York Secretary Linda Walker. Treasurer Miss Olive T. Iler Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Mary Lena Anderson Edna Bolick Mary Bowles Inez Chappell Louise Gathright Lucille Lohr Evelyn Massey Ruth Phelps Kathleen Ranson Edith Samford Lelia Sanford Linda Walker Louise Walmsley Marguerite York Jennie Belle Gilliam Best Looking Sue Lane Most Attractive Evelyn Mann Most Athletic Elizabeth Harris Best Liked Madeline McGlothlin Most Diplomatic Gertrude Levy Most Intellectual Frances Maxey Cutest Will Scott Best Nalured Elizabeth Morris Most Versatile SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES -126- Lucy Potter Best Looking Hazel Smith Most Diplomatic Virginia Hall Cutest Marcaret Farrar Most Versatile Louise Gathright Best Natured Lelia Sanford Most Original Grace Eubank Most Attractive Elizabeth Walton Most Intellectual Kathleen Ranson Most Athletic Tac Waters Best Liked SENIOR SUPERLATIVES - 127- J 1 L a MAY DAY, 1935 May Pole of Merry Mount Jean McClure, Lady of May Jestine Cutshall, Lord of May Lady Wyc Scott, Maid of Honor, with Lord Lelia Sanford SCENES FROM THE MERRYMAKING SPRING SNAPS GRADUATION All Hai l Alma Maler ! . . . Proud parents . . . Daisy chain . . . Parling is such sweet sorrow . . . Meet your family at the Weyanoke . . . The beginning of the end . . Spectators . . . Ah! Wilderness ... So what! . . . Life is a song . . . Marching along together . . . A rose between two thorns . . . Dignified (?) Seniors . . . Classman . . . The finest and the best. £$ £ Left to right— Moore, Billings, Wise. Bingham, Robe MAY DAY COMMITTEE MAY DAY COMMITTEE Emma Bingham... Theme Chairman Dorothy Billings Costume Chairman Dorothy Wise Music Chairman Doris Moore Dance Chairman Mary RoBESON Business Chairman FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Virginia Bedford Mrs. Louise R. Fitzpatrick Miss Katharine Tupper Miss Leola Wheeler -130- E N I O E 8 Standing, left lo right— Tac Waters, President; Marsarel Clark. Vice-President. Sealed, left lo right — Miss Bedford, Classman; Doris Coates, Secretary; Helen Boswell, Treasurer. Margarette Aldredge Danville, Virginia Primary Education An able student entered the portals of Farmville when Margarette came to us. Unfortunately for us, she has been here only two years, having transferred from Averette College, Danville, Vir- ginia, at the beginning of her junior year. Enlisting as a member of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A., she has worked faithfully in these organizations. On proving herself capable of teaching little children, she was given a bid to A. C. E. Margarette is of the more conserva- tive type of person, choosing to have a small circle of good friends rather than a scant acquaintance of many. Louise Bailey Jeffress, Virginia Elementary Education And, here, gentle reader, you see one of those genuinely sincere people who just can ' t help being that way. Not a born mixer, her friendships are limited to a strong circle of true friends. A. C. E., Y. W. C. A., A. A., Granddaughters ' Club, and College Choir all claim her as a member. On the athletic field, the Class of ' 36 has found Louise a loyal and valuable standby. More than once she has battled shoulder to shoulder with her classmates for the points that made for class athletic superiority. Loyal, lovable, willing — that ' s the girl we find Louise to be. Nancy Leigh Bland Plain View, Virginia Elementary Education Quiet, capable, unassuming, inde- pendent — that ' s Nancy Leigh. At all times she is courteous and considerate of those about her. Never the meddlesome or conspicuous type of person, she has continued diligently along in the even tenor of her way. As a Freshman, she became a mem- ber of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A. A good part of her time has been spent with the College Choir, where she has worked well for four years. A genial nature makes her easy to get along with; in fact she knows how to be a friend. Margaret Alsop Prospect, Virginia Latin A 2; K A II; n P For her excellent scholarship, Mar- garet was rewarded by membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Pi Rho, Sodalitas Latina. She is also a member of Y. W. C. A. and A. A. Coming to us at the end of her Sophomore year from Blackstone Col- lege, she quickly adjusted herself to the life here in school. Some are born to glory in the field of sports; some in the field of knowl- edge. To Margaret, came that intan- gible something that put her in the latter class. Extremely modest — even a little shy, her honors have done nothing to change her quiet, unassuming nature. Dorothy Billings Farmville, Virginia Home Economics Dorothy didn ' t have a long road to travel in coming to S. T. C, for she is a citizen of Farmville ; however, she has progressed continuously along the winding road of school life. During her Freshman year she became a mem- ber of the Y. W. C. A., Cotillion, and A. A. Her Junior and Senior years brought forth from her excellent work on the Y. W. committee for town girls. The fall of 1935 she was elected pres- ident of De Ho Ec, an office in which she has served effectively. Dorothy has the capacity for doing tedious tasks thoroughly and well — an unusual capacity that indicates a pros- perous future. Ruby Blanton Guinea Mills, Virginia Mathematics A 2 ; K A n ; IT T M ; Beorc Eh Thorn Some of us are made to be dashing and careless — others are made to be studious. There is a place in the world for both types; and so, we find Ruby taking a definite stand on the side of the intellectual. The fact that Ruby is a member of the A. A., Y. W. C. A., Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, and Mathematics Clubs bears testimony of her sincerity, efficiency and energy. She believes in the old adage that actions speak louder than words, for she reserves her words for times and places where they can be most useful. Irene Bailey Rustburg, Virginia Chemistry, Biology At the outset Irene chose as her major subjects chemistry and biology. Conscientiously and persistently she has followed the line of science, doing work that is exceptionally thorough. She is a member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A., and an ever-ready supporter of her class. Possessing a ready smile and a sunny disposition, Irene is always willing to help and never too busy to explain a difficult problem. In our minds there remains this question — will she continue her life as a test-tuber, or will this occupa- tion be overshadowed by her ardent love of cats? Emma Fenn Bingham Norfolk, Virginia Education r ; Beorc Eh Thorn A brilliant mind and the inclination to achieve! Those merits have won for Emma high scholastic honors. Because of her rare literary ability, she was elected chairman of the May Day Theme Committee, editor of The Hand- book, and literary editor of TTie Ro- tunda. And, too, because of her ver- satility, she served the House Council as Vice-President; was an active mem- ber of the Dramatic Club, the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. ; and, through conscientious work, gained membership in A. C. E. Emma is known for her great love of reading — a serious minded girl, given to meditation. As an artist, as a writer, she is possessed with the talents of a genius. Agnes Meredith Bondurant Rice, Virginia French B n 6; K A n; n K A; n T M; A f 2 ; Beorc Eh Thorn Intellect, athletic ability, and con- geniality all make up Aggie ' s well rounded personality. After becoming a member of the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A., Agnes also joined the Debate Club and Le Cercle Francais. For two years she has worked on The Rotunda staff; first as proof reader and then as associate editor. Because of her intel- lect Beta Pi Theta, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Gamma Mu, and Alpha Phi Sigma all claimed her as a member. Skill in basketball won a place for her on the Varsity Squad. Four years — and Agnes has never failed to do an assigned task or to help whenever called on. Marjorie Booton Luray, Virginia Primary Education, Art H T Hi A 2; T ; A 21 Irrepressible, carefree, and talkative — always good natured and ready to lend a helping hand — that ' s Booton. Because of her artistic temperament, she has worked diligently on the Pub- licity Committee of the Y. W. C. A. and has served in the capacity of assistant art editor on The VIRGINIAN Staff. Le Cercle Francais, the Dra- matic Club, A. C. E., Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Phi Sigma and Gamma Psi also claim her membership. About her there is an attractive abandon. With her natural flair for cleverness and repartee and with her very cheerful personality she has made many friends. S. T. C. in general will miss her spontaneous humor and unpre- dictable actions. Louise Briggs Sebrell, Virginia Pre-Library Course Always industrious is Louise! No she doesn ' t let work interfere with pleasure; she just makes worth-while use of her leisure time. She has worked well on the Membership Committee of the Y. W. C. A., and she also belongs to the A. A. Her interest in foreign lan- guages has won her membership in Le Cercle Francais and the Sodalitas Latina. Modest, shy, and ever a good sport, Louise goes her own independent way, not realizing that her slow, but ever- ready smile makes the day a little brighter for all those who know her well. Katherjne Chappell Drakes Branch, Virginia Music Musical -minded Kitty is not well known to all of us, though she is a true friend to those who are really close to her. Gifted with a rare talent for singing, she has done outstanding work in the College Choir and Choral Club. Along other lines, her ability has been recognized by membership in the Dra- matic Club and the Association of Childhood Education. Throughout her four years she has been a member of the Athletic Association and Y. W. C. A. Kitty ' s attraction for Shannon ' s seems to have hit the Mark! Helen Jeffress Boswell Bracey, Virginia Elementary Education a i; ; ii r it ; k a n A certain dignity and reserve ac- company Helen as she comes and goes on the campus. Despite this reserve, there is a great amount of capability. When a Freshman, Helen, already a member of the Ahtletic Association and the Y. W. C. A., was elected represen- tative to the Student Council and a member of the Chapel Committee. In the College Choir, the Choral Club, and the Association of Childhood Educa- tion, she has shown marked ability. Her scholarship was recognized by Alpha Phi Sigma and Pi Gamma Mu. As a Senior, she is class treasurer and Senior chaperon. Helen puts her entire self into what- ever she undertakes. Caroline Houston Byrd Warm Springs, Virginia Primary Education A 2 A Bug is among those rare girls who dislike gossip, but is invaluable at truth meetings because of her frankness. She is serious as a judge one day; the next, just plain crazy. Any phase of college life interests her; she was on the House Council her sophomore year, also Intercollegiate News Editor of 77ie Rotunda. Her school spirit crept in as Cheer Leader of the junior class. She was on Pan- hellenic Council three years. She be- longs to the Y. W. C. A., A. A., Co- tillion, A. C. E., Choral Club, College Choir. She is now Secretary of the Col- lege Choir. To Bug, happiness means giving her ultimate best to anyone needing help regardless of whether she receives credit or blame for her efforts. Margaret Whitehurst Clark Miller School, Virginia Mathematics A 2; A K T; A 2 A Too many fine things could not be said of Meg ! Her staunch depend- ability, loyalty, and noble character have won her a cherished place in our hearts. As class Vice-President, she has worked faithfully the past two years. In the Y. W. C. A. she served well and, in her Junior year, became Chairman of the Prayer Committee. A hard worker as Assistant Business Manager and Business Manager of The Vir- ginian, Secretary of Mathematics Club, a member of the Choral Club, Dramatic Club, Cotillion Club, Granddaughters ' Club, Debate Club, Chapel Committee, and A. A. — Each year Meg has be- come a more vital part of our college through her quiet and effective leader- ship. Nell Boswell Bracey, Virginia Primary Education Throughout her four years at S. T. C, Nell has made a place for herself, one characterized by willingness and perseverance. She has done what many of us would like to have done, chosen a few activities and stuck faithfully to them. At the head of this list we name the Choral Club and more especially the College Choir in which she has served on the Executive Committee. Nell is also a member of the A. A., Y. W. C. A. and A. C. E. Maybe Nell ' s peaceful and pleasant frame of mind can be attributed to the fact, that she has a planned future. We hear a Virginian is the lucky one. Marguerite Byrd Whaleysville, Virginia History In the winter quarter of our junior year, we were joined by Marguerite, a transfer from Fredericksburg, State Teachers College. With her entrance she became a member of the Athletic Association and the Y. W. C. A. Marguerite is the kind of person one enjoys knowing, for she is always the same — always bubbling over with kind- ness and good fellowship. Her unfal- tering good nature is a comfort to the depressed. Even her most casual friends cannot fail to recognize this fundamen- tal goodness. True friendliness then can be said to be one of her admirable attributes. Audrey Clements Hampton, Virginia English A 2; Beorc Eh Thorn; K A II When we need something done, whether large or small, we select Aud- rey — this means not only the task will be accomplished, but skillfully so. She has done outstanding work in Dramatics, not on the staff perhaps, but behind the scenes where one ' s work often goes unrecognized. She tried ath- letics as a freshman and made Varsity Hockey Squad, and Class Volley Ball Team. In the Y. W. C. A. she has worked on the World Fellowship Com- mittee. She also belongs to El Circulo Espanol. There ' s a lot in store for Audrey, for success begins with determination, and if she should waver on the way, she ' d jot be too discouraged nor yet too proud to try again. - 134 Doris Coates Norfolk, Virginia History II T M; K A II; Beorc Eh Thorn; A 2; A 2 T Laugh and the world laughs with you is not only a belief but a practice with Doris. She believes, too, that a little work does nobody harm, for she ' s a member of the A. A., Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Le Cercle Francois, Sodalitas Latina, and Cotillion Club, She is, also, a Senior Chaperon, Pan- Hellenic Secretary, Business Manager of Tributum Staff, Class Secretary, and a member of the Service Committee of Y. W. C. A. Last year she served The Virginian Staff as Assistant Literary Editor, advancing this year to the position of Literary Editor. Briefly, her record is a full one. Ione Covert Richmond, Virginia English Slight of stature, dark of hair, with a definite fire in her snappy blue eyes — that ' s Ione. Don ' t say that she is the most sociable person ever — She ' s not! She does as she pleases and cares not what people may think. A member of the Y. W. C. A. and A. A., yet her greatest interest lies in El Circulo hspanol. She is one of those rare individuals who is unable to learn enough about a subject — this time it s Spanish. Incidentally, we hear she has another interest afloat. She is waiting for her ship to come in, perhaps. Dorothy Allen Deans Portsmouth, Virginia Latin and Spanish 2 II P; A 2 T Dot has only been here for the past two years, having transferred from William and Mary in Norfolk. She has, however, accomplished much in her quiet and conscientious way. As a member of the Prayers Com- mittee of the Y. W. C. A. the A. A., El Circulo Espanol, Sodalitas Latina, Portsmouth Club, Cotillion Club, Pan- Hellenic Council, and Sigma Pi Rho she has worked diligently. She has served as proof reader for The Rotun- da and literary editor of The Tributum. Dot is also senior representative to the Student Council. Always friendly, always glad to help where help is needed, but never officious! Hers is a friendship worth making and, once made, you can de- pend on holding it. Edith Christine Coffey Concord Depot, Virginia English Edith, with her cordial greeting and friendly smile, has made her life here a period of work and pleasure combined. When a Freshman, she became a member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A., serving on the Membership Committee her Junior year. During the summer session of 1935 she was news editor of The Rotunda. She is a member of the Mathematics Club, College Choir, and Choral Club. Edith also did good work on the class baseball team her first two years. She is consistent, studious, and inter- esting, succeeding in whatever she un- dertakes. Agnes Crockett Wytheville, Virginia Home Economics A K T; II K 2 Aggie ' s accomplishments at S. T. C. are many. She has, during her stay, served as hall president, as a member of the World Fellowship Committee, of the Y. W. C.A., as chairman of Fresh- man Commission, as assistant photogra- phic and then as photographic manager of The Virginian. She holds mem- bership in the Dramatic Club, Home Economics Club, Cotillion Club, and Granddaughters ' Club. This year she has been elected to May Court. As a climax to her career here at Farmville, she was chosen by the student body to serve as Y. W. C. A. president. Alpha Kappa Gamma, realizing her attributes, bid her to membership. Such faithfulness and loyalty will never go unrecognized! Alma Elliot Danville, Virginia Elementary Education Alma, known to her inner circle of friends as Tony, came to Farmville her junior year from Averett Junior College. A member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A., Tony has also done outstanding work in the College Choir and Or- chestra. In addition to this, she is a member of the Dramatic Club and A. C. E. Tony is the sort of person who does not care to be in the limelight, but who is content to sit and knit by the hour. She has a warm heart which the ever- present smile on her face easily betrays. Alice Collings Roanoke, Virginia Chemistryi Here is an active and adventuresome mind — one that is forever probing some subject, usually chemistry. With the true characteristics of the test-tuber, she has acquitted herself creditably in this field. As a Freshman she became a mem- ber of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A. as well as manager of Archery during her freshman year. She is also a member of the Mathematics Club. Alice leaves us this year to continue with her work as a technician. She has plans for a prosperous future, with a will to see those plans through. Patsy Nottingham Crockett Baltimore, Maryland Primary Education A $ 2 ; Beorc Eh Thorn Absolute independence in whatever she does and says has characterized Patsy ever since she has been here. She came to us from Maryland State Teachers College in her junior year. A member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A., she also became a member of A. C. E. Interested in athletics, she has played on both the hockey and basketball class teams. Her intellect has been recognized through member- ship in Alpha Phi Sigma and Beorc Eh Thorn. Patsy possesses a keen mind that functions like an electric current. Dog- ged determination and independence of spirit have made her a most interesting person. Grace Willard Eubank Newport News, Virginia Elementary Education n r M; n k 2 And here we give you that delight- ful mixture of fun and sophistication ! To Grace we owe many of our very finest bull sessions, as well as those excellent times of enjoying frivolous spirits. Not the least of her attributes is ver- satility. A loyal supporter of her class, Grace was class secretary for three years. She was a member of the Dra- matic Club, president of Cotillion Club, secretary of Pan - Hellenic Council, proof-reader on 77?e Rotunda staff — a hard worker. A member of May Court this year, of the Choral Club, of A. C. E., Y. W. C. A., and A. A.— Grace truly deserves our admiration ! Winnie Frances Eubank Franklin, Virginia English, History IITM; BIIG; A 2 ; K A H ; Beorc Eh Thorn A sunny disposition and an even temperament characterize Winnie Fran- ces. Willing to cooperate at all times, she has done really big things in the Y. W. C. A., as chairman of the Church Cooperative Committee. Her scholastic ability has been rec- ognized by Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Beta Pi Theta, I_e Cercle Francais, and Soda- litas Latina. She served on the House Council for two years as Hall Presi- dent and was also a member of the A. A. Though studious and industrious by nature, Winnie Frances has found time to enter into and enjoy the social phases of college life. Louise Francis White Gate, Virginia History II K A; II r M No, that is not Patrick Henry! It ' s Louise upholding the affirmative side — and she is standing firm to her convic- tions. Louise, as a member of the Debate Club and Pi Kappa Delta, has helped to bring home the bacon from the mter- scholastic debates. She has not given quite all of her time to the forensic art, however. Pi Gamma Mu has awarded her scholar- ship. A member of Y. W. C. A. and A. A., she also has worked in El Cir- culo Espanol and the College Choir. Louise is a clear thinker and a born debater — a most capable and efficient individual! Winifred Goodman Newport News, Virginia Science Alarm clock silenced, foot stamped twice, and Winnie is out of bed with a song. And, strangely enough, she ' s not weeping before supper; instead she is possessed of a wonderful disposition that functions twenty-four hours a day. Winnie came to us as a Sophomore, transferring from Mary Baldwin Col- lege. She became a member of A. A., Y. W. C. A., Home Economics Club, Choral Club, College Choir, and Co- tillion Club. Gifted with gab, she ' s a leader for any bull session, and her sense of humor, together with the solitaire ar- rangement on her left hand, explains a twinkle in her eye. Margaret Reed Farrar Farmville, Virginia History a k r-, n r M; ::: Versatility and Farrar — the terms are synonymous. Affiliating herself early with the A. A., Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Cotillion Club, she con- tinued upward. As a Sophomore she became an outstanding member of Or- chesis and feature editor of The Rotun- da, a position which she filled for two years. Her activities vary from business manager of Dramatic Club, capable and efficient president of Pi Gamma Mu, to three years ' consecutive election to May Court. Alpha Kappa Gamma has recognized her ability with a bid to membership and election as secretary. For her, the student, actor, dancer, friend, and leader, we believe this grad- uation to be but the beginning of a full and rich life. Louise Gathright Goochland, Virginia Education You just can ' t help liking her — How many times we have heard that said about Gathright ! As a Freshman she served on the World Fellowship Committee of the Y. W. C. A., and as a member of the A. A. Also she played on the class hockey team. She has worked as cir- culation manager of 77ie Rotunda. In addition to this, she is a member of Dramatic Club, College Choir, A. C. E., Granddaughters ' Club, and Cotil- lion Club. In her junior and senior years she has been class representative to the Student Council. There is a place where she will be forever remembered — that place is in the hearts of all who know her. Susan Emmerson Gresham Portsmouth, Virginia English, French Sweesie has an engaging way of telling her friends all her troubles. And who can help liking a person whom you ' ve helped? For three years she has done excel- lent work on The Rotunda staff, first as reporter and, later, as headline editor. As a Sophomore she served on the House Council as hall president. She is also a member of the A. A., Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, the Portsmouth Club, and Le Cercle Francais. Because of her ability to coin words and phrases, we await the release of a new edition by Mr. Webster. Nancy Margaret Ferguson Danville, Virginia Mathematics II r M Margaret is another of our class who has only been with us for two years. She, too, came to us from Averett Ju- nior College in Danville. Greatly interested in Math, Mar- garet became a member of the Math- ematics Club. She also belongs to the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Her scholastic ability was recognized by a bid to Pi Gamma Mu. Margaret is a reserved individual who has does not desire a spectacular career. She is an unselfish person, sin- cere in all things, and a friend ever will- ing to be of service to others at all times. Mary Alice Glass Farmville, Virginia Elementary Education A 2; K A II; T ; Beorc Eh Thorn Mary Alice, one of our town girls, with her friendly smile and easy- going manner, is bound to be a likeable person. When a Freshman she became a member of the Y. W. C. A. and A. A. She has a weakness for artistic expression, doing excellent work in the Orchesis, Dramatic Club, and Gamma Psi. Alpha Phi Sigma, Beorc Eh Thorn, and Kappa Delta Pi all claim her as a member. She is a sincere and dependable per- son — as dependable as the day is long — a fine student and an earnest worker. You may count on her to fulfill all her promises. Nell Virginia Hall South Hill, Virginia Elementary Education Ginny is one of those likable, happy-go-lucky people who never seem to worry about anything. Jolly, witty, laughing, careless, her days are always sunny. When a Freshman she became a member of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A. She is also a member of Orchesis, Col- lege Choir, Cotillion Club, and A. C. E. Ginny has danced her way into and through several May Days and class productions. She has an admirable character, an engaging personality, and a way of making friends with everyone she meets. Weighty problems add no wrinkles to her brow. She is the proverbial op- timist! -138- r Claudia Harper Newport News, Virginia Elementary Education nrM;A$S;KAII;IIK2 Hail to Claudia, the jolly good fel- low! To have as much fun and frivolity about one as Claudia has and still to possess that rare thing called sense is surprising in the highest degree. From the first, she claimed member- ship in the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and later she was bid into the Cotillion Club, the Dramatic Club and the Choral Club. As an active member of the A. C. E. and as a reporter on The Rotunda Staff, she has done excellent work. That laugh and the world laughs with you spirit will be missed here next year when we no longer see her bright smile on the halls. Martha Harrison Waverly, Virginia Elementary Education A contradiction to the age-old tradi- tion concerning red-heads — Martha is even tempered and tranquil. As a member of the A. A., she has excelled in Athletics, playing on the Class Basketball, Volley Ball, Hockey, and Baseball Teams. She is also a member of the Y. W. C. A., the Dramatic Club and the Association of Childhood Education. Rather quiet but studious, Martha is usually the shining light of the class. Likable and good-natured, she has the friendly respect of all who know her. We admire her as an unassuming sort of person who makes no show of doing things, but calmly and industriously carries on. Kathryn Saunders Harvey Curdsville, Virginia Mathematics Despite the fact that Kat now has an outside attraction, she has found time to take an interest in campus activities. As a member of the Y. W. C. A., she served on the Town Girls ' Com- mittee. She has been on the House Council for two years, serving as Hall President. She also belongs to the A. A., the Dramatic Club, Mathematics Club, the Granddaughters ' Club, and Cotil- lion Club. Kat ' s sunny disposition has already helped the hand of fate reveal her destiny. The wedding bells have chimed and the thought of school teaching has vanished. Grace Louise Harris Richmond, Virginia Primary Education Here is one of those genuinely sin- cere people who just can ' t help being a good friend. With a hail-fellow-well- met air about her, Grace will always have a bright smile for everybody. We regret that she has been with us only one year. Her other Alma Mater was Richmond Normal School. Upon en- tering S. T. C, she was connected with the Y. W. C. A., and the A. A. In a short time she became a member of the Dramatic Club and the A. C. E. During Grace ' s short stay with us, we have known a friendly nature that will be missed by us all when she leaves us in June. Bessie Hart Union Level, Virginia Elementary Education During the past four years Bessie has proved herself possessive of that ability that gets things done. Regardless of the situation one can depend on her. She ' s that kind of person — sincere and dependable. The A. A., Y. W. C. A., Choral Club, and A. C. E. all claim her mem- bership. Studious and industrious by nature, her life here at S. T. C. has been a quiet and easy-going sequence of days. Never excitable, Bessie has that en- viable trait of being able to take things as they come and to make the most of them. Virginia Cathleen Hooke McDowell, Virginia History nrM;A$S;KAH; Beorc Eh Thorn Never put off until tomorrow, what you can do today is Virginia ' s guid- ing principle for all her actions. She is accurate and systematic. Virginia has served for three years on the Church Cooperative Committee of the Y. W. C. A. In addition to the A. A., she has also worked in both the Debate and Dramatic Club. Her record as a student speaks for itself through her membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, and Beorc Eh Thorn. Virginia has never allowed anything to interfere with her work. She is an ambitious, hard and dependable work- er, and an excellent student. Dartha Harrison Waverly, Virginia Mathematics and Biology An easy-going girl, never excited or rattled! Dartha is not well-known to all of us, but she is well-liked by all who know her. She is a member of the Athletic Association and the Y. W. C. A., though she never took a very active part in either of these. Her fine spirit she has shown by her interest in all school activities. As a member of the Dramatic Club, she has worked faithfully. Her ever increasing knowl- edge and interest in the field of her major subject led to membership in the Mathematics Club. Dartha ' s kind nature and quiet man- ner will be missed by us next year. The willingness to lend a helping hand to others has made for her many staunch and true friends. Elizabeth Hart Sutherland, Virginia History Quietly but surely Liz makes her way to and fro. Known only to a few of us she limits her associations, friend- ships and confidences to a small group. She was early connected with the Athletic Association and the Y. W. C. A. Later, because of good work in Spanish, she was bid to and became a member of El Circulo Espanol. The Dramatic Club also claims her as a member. In the Cotillion Club she is ever present and ever active. At the end of the winter quarter Liz left us, having finished requirements for her degree. Behind her she leaves a memory that cannot fail to last. Carolyn Hoon San Antonio, Texas Biology A goodly portion of spontaneity, an outspoken mind, a gracious manner, and many-sided interests — these are the characteristics that make Carolyn dear to us. From Texas, by way of Queens- Chicora, she came to us as a Soph- omore. She soon became a member of the Cotillion Club, the A. A., and the Y. W. C. A. She has become a mem- ber of Alpha Phi Sigma and Kappa Delta Pi. In remembering Carolyn one can- not fail to picture her stumbling along at a furious rate with her arms full. She makes a sensational landing — and class is half over! JBk IZELL HOUCK. Blackstone, Virginia French A $ 2; BUG; K A H Izell is another industrious worker who believes that a little work never hurts anyone. She came to Farmville at the beginning of her Junior year from Blackstone College. During her first year here, she joined Le Cercle Francais and became a mem- ber of the A. A. and Y. W. C. A. Her belief in hard work was recognized by her membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, Beta Pi Theta, and Kappa Delta Pi. Izell puts her whole heart and soul into everything she undertakes. Her application to duty and her determina- tion to finish successfully everything she begins are the elements certain to bring success. Elizabeth Huse Roanoke, Virginia English and History A K r ; II K 2 Frolicsome, fun-loving and full of laughter, Huse is a girl with whom we all like to play. Then, too, we find in her, able leadership, in recognition of which she was tapped by Alpha Kappa Gamma. She has been outstanding as Hall President, Vice-President and as President of the House Council. As a Junior, she was Treasurer of Student Council. In the Y. W. C. A., she has been an active member, serving Fresh- man Commission, Social Committee, and Sing Committee. As a Senior Chap- erone, a member of A. A., Cotillion Club, Pan-Hellenic Council, and Stu- dent Standards Committee, Huse has further proved herself versatile and capable. Maude Anne Jones La Crosse, Virginia English Although Maude had been with the class for four years, she had to spend a part of her Senior year away from us because of sickness. Before leaving to recuperate, she was a member of the Y. W. C. A. and of the A. A. Maude is an unusually quiet girl. She does not make a fuss about what she does; instead she goes on unassum- ingly and does it. Even though she is not one who demands pomp, Maude is that practical and efficient sort of person whose career should be devoted to school teaching. Marie Hundley Sedley, Virginia Primary Education Never advertising her presence or her opinions — never seeking the lime- light, Marie is as loyal as she is de- pendable. When a Freshman, Marie became a member of the A. A. the Y. W. C. A. and later because of her ability as a teacher in the Department of Primary Education, she was asked to become a member of the Association of Childhood Education. She is one of those rare individuals who take their work seriously, never letting her class work suffer. To her friends and fellow class- mates, she is known as one who is al- ways obliging — always in a good humor. Lois Crenshaw Jones Lynchburg, Virginia Elementary Education There are some who always find something worthwhile to do — some noble task to accomplish. Buddy falls into that kind of group. And when it comes to serving, she is a wizard at the game. We envy her this skill! Ability and determination have char- acterized Buddy in every activity. But her work as a member of Orchesis is not only to be lauded but to be re- membered and used as a shining ex- ample. She is also a member of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., the A. C. E., and the Dramatic Club. There ' s no need to wish her success! Success is hers already. Virginia Mae Lee Altavista, Virginia Elementary Education Virginia never knew a stranger, for she considered everyone in the student body her friend. And for these friends she always had a bit of a joke or a friendly greeting. Upon entering school, she became a member of the Athletic Association and the Y. W. C. A., and was later claimed by the A. C. E. because of her ability to teach children. Margaret Hurtt Nassawaddox, Virginia Mathematics and History A 2 A The girl who, when leaving her room, knocks on her own door before going out, is Hurtt. Absent-minded? Yes, but such a sport! We all enjoy the fun we get at her expense. And she does, too! When a Freshman she became a member of the A. A., also of the Var- sity Basketball Squad. She now be- longs to the Y. W. C. A., the Drama- tic Club, Math. Club, and the Cotillion Club. She is generally known as easy-going, quiet and indifferent. Perhaps she is thus known because she never interferes in the affairs of others. The grit and determination with which she sets out to accomplish a task proves that Hurtt will climb high, and she will not falter on the way. Jeannette B. Jones Smithfield, Virginia Latin and French A 2; 2 n P Jeannette is one of those quiet girls who have little to say, but she is an asset to any student body. Never pro- crastinating, Jeannette gets her work done on time. With such a trait, of course, she succeeds. Although extra - curricula activities do not interest her greatly, she belongs to the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and she is a member of Sodalitas Latina. Since she has been in school, Jean- nette has not flurried around noisily, but her name has been seen frequently on the Honor Roll. Anne Margaret McCready Parksley, Virginia Latin Anne came to us as a transfer from William and Mary. And now, to say the least, we ' re glad she changed her mind! Upon entering school, she became a member of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and the Granddaughters ' Club. She later joined the Dramatic Club. Because of her work in Latin and French, she is a member of Le Cercle Francais and Sodalitas Latina. Anne seldon gives her opinion about a matter. In fact, she rarely has much to say. But we know she has her thoughts and we ' re aware of the fact that Silence is golden. M Dorothy McNamee Farmville, Virginia Elementarv Education The term artist is descriptive of Dor- othy in more ways than one. Because of her artistic ability, she is a member of Gamma Psi and Orchesis. As one of the latter group, she has been prom- inent in the production of various dance recitals and May Day programs. But her activities do not end here. She is a member of the A. A. In her sophomore year, she played on the Varsity Hockey Squad, and as a mem- ber of the Y. W. C. A., she served on the Town Girls ' Committee. The Dra- matic Club and Choral Club also claim her. Always neatly attired, always pleas- ant, always willing — that ' s Dot. Evelyn Cosby Massey Post Oak, Virginia Chemistry K A n; A 2; II T M Nonchalant, casual, easy-going! But oddly enough she has a determin- ation (once her mind is made up) that helps her do a job and do it well! As a Freshman, she became a mem- ber of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., the Mathematics Club, the Freshman Commission, and reporter on The Ro- tunda staff. She has since served the staff as news editor, associate editor, and business manager. A sports enthusiast, she has been manager of volleyball. In addition she has played on the Class Baseball, Vol- ley Ball, and Varsity Hockey teams, working herself up to membership in the Monogram Club of which she was the treasurer in ' 34 and the president in ' 35. Cotillion, also, claims her. Billie Morgan Andersonville, Virginia Elementary Education Billie is one of our town girls who are not often seen around the campus. She is, however, always willing to be of assistance to anyone who needs her help. She is a member of the A. A. Dur- ing her first year with us, she worked on the Freshman Commission of the Y. W. C. A. Billie ' s scholastic record was such a worthy one that she was chosen student assistant in the kindergarten. And in her heart she has a pla for a host of real friends! Jane Main Petersburg, Virginia Elementarv Education Four years have made little change in Jane. She is still that dark, dreamy beauty, who, calmly sophisticated, glides into one ' s presence — unperturbed — cool, calm, nonchalant. Jane has taken part in many of the school activities. She is a member of the Y. W. C. A., the A. A., and the Cotillion Club. On the House Council she served as hall president. A talented violinist, she has played for four years in the College Orchestra. Her even temperament and quiet force indicate for her a promising future. Elsie Mayo Schuyler, Virginia History Always a good sport — always ready for fun, Elsie may be called a play- girl. If you ' re feeling blue, she will cheer you up; if you ' re out for a good time, she is the one who will add to the gayety. Of the two organizations, the Y. W. C. A., and the Athletic Association, she seems to have been partial to the latter, for she went out for baseball in ' 35. Though Elsie has lived in town this year, she remains one of the girls — and it is to one of the girls that we regretfully say Adios. Addie Norfleet Suffolk, Virginia Elementary Education Can we forget one who is ever clowning and ever finding humor every- where? No! That ' s why we ' ll never forget Addie. She has not only helped us out of the dumps for the time being, but she has given us something to laugh about afterwards. As a member of the Choral Club and the College Choir, Addie has done well. And she has not failed to work in the A. A., the . W. C. A., and the Debate Club. Yes, Cotillion, too, has claimed her as a member. That such a fun-loving person as Addie should like to study is unusual. But studying is her chief diversion, and her name has become a fixture on the Dean ' s List. Ellen Mason Lynchburg, Virginia Mathematics, History 11 9. The carefree life — the joy of living — these the Titian-haired Ellen pos- sesses. As a member of the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, she has worked both as a member and then as chairman of the Alumnae Membership Committee. Be- sides, Ellen has proved her athletic ability by the support she gave for two years to the Class Hockey Team. Ellen is also a member of the Dramatic Club, Mathematics Club, Cotillion Club, and the A. A. Nature has endowed her with that spirit of joviality, that bubbling joy and spontaneous laughter which make life seem good — and she reaps from it only the ripest fruit ! Doris Moore Richmond, Virginia Mathematics K A H; A $ 2; SnP;AKT;A2T Efficiency in everything one under- takes seems impossible, but Dons pos- sesses just such efficiency. Her aca- demic rewards are many. A glance at her activities will show that member- ship in the Y. W. C. A., and the A. A., the Dramatic Club, Orchesis, Sodalitas Latina, the Mathematics Club, and the Cotillion Club are only a few of her achievements. She served on the House Council as hall president and worked faithfully for four years on the Student Standards Committee. Membership in Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Phi Sigma, Sigma Pi Rho, and Alpha Kappa Gamma prove her success. Doris has such a rare combination of independence, individuality, scholarship, and leadership, that the whole college looks up to her. Martha Nottingham Eastville, Virginia Elementary Education re Those deep red blushes — those hap- py smiles that would so bewitchingly light up her face when she ' d come in rather late on certain nights — can we forget them? Martha played hockey on the Var- sity Squad and Class Teams for three seasons. She served the Y. W. C. A. as secretary of the Freshman Commis- sion; the Student Council as Campus League chairman ; the Student Standards Committee as ex-officio member; the Cotillion Club as leader for one year; the Granddaughters ' Club as treasurer, and Pan-Hellenic as a member of the Council. And her face is among those revealed to us in Chi. Chosen Queen of Mardi Gras ard Maid-of-honor in the May Court of 1936, Martha has received the rewards of true beauty. Claudine O ' Brien Appomattox, Virginia Latin 2 II P; II T M; A 2; K A IT; Beorc Eh Thorn Claudine is a friendly sort of person who bestows her kindnesses on a small group of acquaintances. She is the typi- cal school teacher who will coach a student for hours in order that he may pass. Latin, her major subject, has brought her membership in both Sodalitas Latina and Sigma Pi Rho. She is also a mem- ber of the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Pi Gamma Mu, Alpha Phi Sigma, and Kappa Delta Pi all speak for her scholastic ability. A friend — sincere, honest, loyal, fair, plain spoken — that ' s Claudine! Sallie Perrow Lynchburg, Virginia History A 2 A Sallie was born under the luckiest ol stars. And the gods haven ' t yet ceased to smile on her. We realize Home Economics doesn ' t sound like our Frivolous Sal ; nevertheless, she be- longs to the Home Ec Club. She is also a member of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A. and the Cotillion Club. She is quite college-minded, perhaps more so towards V. M. I. and other neighboring institutions than our own. Just as she makes some gentlemen for- get they are woman-haters, she, likewise makes us incapable of forgetting her winning personality and her true South- ern Charm. Some day she may yet make history. V. Louise Potter Petersburg, Virginia Elementary Education A K T; T ■ ■; A 2 A Queen of Mardi Gras, Queen of May — a maiden fair to see! Truly her beauty is more than skin deep. Easy-going, sympathetic, and lovable is the Lucy we know as one of the leaders of the Class of ' 36. She is a member of the A. A., the Cotillion Club, and the Y. W. C. A. She served the Y. W. C. A. in the capacity of chairman of the Freshman Commission, and as chairman of the Committee on World Fellowship. On the Student Council she has served as Junior Class Representative and Vice- President. She is a Senior Chaperon and has been two years in May Court. This year she is May Queen! Ernestine Payne Warm Springs, Virginia History Ernie has left behind her a warm spot in the hearts of those who have had the pleasure of being intimate with her. Though quiet, at times, there is that contagious chuckle that just will burst forth. While here, Ernie has worked whenever the need arose. As chairman of the Prayers Com- mittee of the Y. W. C. A. and as a member of the A. A., the Dramatic Club, the Chapel Committee, and the College Choir, she served unusually well. Then, too, as a hall president of the House Council, she showed real power ! Ernie ' s never failing pleasantness and unruffled outlook on life make her the friendly individual that she is! Ann Elizabeth Pohlig Richmond, Virginia History Fate deprived us of the pleasure of knowing Ann until our senior year. Her other three years of college life were spent at William and Mary. However, in the short time she has been here, we have grown to know and ad- mire her. Ann is a member of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. She is petite of stature. She makes no show of what she does, but calmly and industriously she carries on. She is an entertaining individual — one of those people who always do the right thing at the right time. Mary Lee Powell Boykins, Virginia Elementary Education To the untrained observer, Mary Lee is quiet, dignified, and reserved — perhaps a little indifferent. To the ob- servant individual and those that know her, she is a jovial soul, full of witticisms ard humorous remarks. Both the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. claim her as a member. Her talent in music has brought to her mem- bership in the Choral Club. Mary Lee is also found among the chosen few that belong to the Cotillion Club. She is another one who will not see the necessity of teaching school. Or do our eyes deceive us? Virginia McClure Payne Petersburg, Virginia Spanish A 2; b n e Membership in these honorary fra- ternities show us at a glance that Vir- ginia is a studious person. It seems that she is a language enthusiast, for she is a member of Le Cercle Francais, El Circulo Espanol, Sodalitas Latina, and Dramatic Club. As a Freshman, she became a mem- ber of the Y. W. C. A., serving on the Alumnae Membership Committee. She is also a member of the A. A. She has the capacity for sitting down and doing tedious tasks thoroughly and well. What an excellent attribute for anyone to possess! She is a conscien- tious person who works hard and studies hard. Margaret Beverly Pollard Amelia, Virginia Latin AKT; A S; 2HP: UKA; II T M There are those in every community who don ' t need to resort to the small- ness of politics to acquire honors that will bespeak their character. Margaret is one of those whose power and per- sonality have led to success. She was, from the first, a part of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. Because of her excellent work in the Debate Club, she became a member of Pi Ka - pa Delta, and she is now the proud wearer of the diamond key. She be- longs, also, to Sodalitas Latina. And row in her last year she is president of the Dramatic Club. With deep regret we see Margaret close a chapter in her life of which she has a right to be proud. Eva Tapelle Pruden Suffolk, Virginia Elementary Education Tapelle is another person who just came into our midst this year. How- ever, she has become a valuable part of the class. But one has to know her to appreciate her fully. She is capable, however, of holding her own with all types of people. She is a member of the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Because of her ex- cellent ability as a violinist, she became a member of the College Orchestra. Tapelle is not by nature ' spectacular. ' Her interests lie too much in helping willingly those around her. Genial, friendly, and adaptable, she fits in smoothly with any group. M Mary Kathleen Ranson Farmville, Virginia Elementary Education and Physical Education A 2 A born athlete ! Her record is en- viable. She has captained the Class Hockey, Basketball, and Volley Ball Teams. As a member of the Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Tennis and Base- ball Squads, she captained the Var- sity Basketball and Hockey Squads, and managed Tennis for two years. In field and track she was high-point win- ner and blazer winner. She was Vice- President of the A. A., and a member of the Monogram Club. On The Ro- tunda Staff she held the positions of Reporter, Assistant Athletic Editor and Athletic Editor. In the Y. W. C. A., she was a member of the Service Com- mittee. Debate Club, and A. C. E. also claim her. Kathleen is a true sport — individual and athletic! Henrietta Salsbury Richmond, Virgin ia English A bonnie lassie — the darling of the class ! Hennie is the reason why the opposite sex from neighboring institu- tions make frequent visits to S. T. C. However, with all of her many attrac- tions, she has found time to take part in campus activities. As a member of the A. A., and the Y. W. C. A., and the Cotillion Club, Le Cercle Francais and the Dramatic Club, Hennie has worked well. For four years she had been on the Student Standards Com- mittee, holding the position of Chairman during the last two years. Popular, attractive, and lovable, Hen- nie has easily won the hearts of all of us. Lelia Johnson Sanford Orange, Virginia Chemistry A K T; 2 2 2 Lelia, the diplomat, clown, bearer of noble standards, athlete, eternal worker, leaves an indelible mark. Through skill and work, Lelia made history for the A. A. on Varsity and Class Basketball and Hockey Squads. She served competently as Class Gif- torian. Sports Editor on The Rotunda, ex-officio member of Students ' Stand- ards Committee, a member of the Chapel Committee, the Cotillion, Mathematics, Monogram, H..O Clubs, and the Y. W. C. A. As a Junior she appeared in May Court. Efficient Busi- ness Manager of The Virginian her junior year, she gained the position of Editor this year. Beware — she ' s a Chi! Though we begrudge William and Mary Lelia ' s one year there, we cherish our three years of work and play with her. - 148 - Dorothy Rhodes Cartersville, Virginia English A 2; Beorc Eh Thorn; K A IT Dot is genuine and possesses an unassuming personality. Coming to Farmville in her junior year from the College of William and Mary, she im- mediately became a member of the A. A., and the Y. W. C. A. Because of her scholastic achieve- ments, she was bid to membership in Alpha Phi Sigma and Kappa Delta Pi. Her unusual ability in English gave her a bid to Beorc Eh Thorn, also. Dot is a person who is not easily ruffled. Full of ambition, she seeks the best with diligent care and sincere earnestness. Her tasks are done quietly, no words or motion being lost. Edith Neblett Samford Alberta, Virginia Elementary Education A S An athlete of no little renown is found in the personage of Edith. She held the honored position of playing on the Varsity Hockey Squad in her junior year. Class teams have profited by her excellent support. For three years she has played on the Vol- ley Ball Class Team and the Baseball Class Team. She is also a member of the Monogram Club, the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., the Dramatic Club and the Granddaughters ' Club. Her mus- ical ability has been recognized through membership in the Choral Club and College Choir. Quiet and modest, Edith applied herself most where she fitted best — in athletics. Lucy Knight Shields Farmville, Virginia History With a wide and thorough intellect combined with an uncanny ability for what is commonly known as bulling, Lucy ' s four years have been for her little or no trouble. Grades just seem to come her way regardless! Living in town as she does, her ac- tivities have been limited to the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and the Cotillion Club. Incidentally, horseback riding fills a large part of her spare time. Then, too, she never ignores football games, races, boxing, and the like. Of Lucy be it said — a generous na- ture, a bit of an optimist, a lover of fun — she lives life for the best there is in it. Mary Robeson Blacksburg, Virginia English Beorc Eh Thorn; K A IT; JI Q A lithe spirit radiating truth, simplic- ity, individuality, and intellect! Mary entered Farmville her junior year from V. P. I. She became a mem- ber of the A. A. the Y. W. C. A., and the Cotillion Club. Because of her slender gracefulness, she was invited to join Orchesis, and because of her originality and ability she was the Manager of May Day her senior year. Her knowledge in English brought her a bid to Beorc Eh Thorn. Mary is a keen observer of the needs of others, and she does those little kind- nesses others leave undone. Her philos- ophy may be summed up thus: genuine democracy and frank simplicity. Florence Sanford Orange, Virginia History A K T; 2 2 2 Gifted with outstanding leadership, quick wit, and strong character, Flor- ence came here as a Sophomore from William and Mary. A first rate athlete excelling in both hockey and basketball, she played on class teams and varsity squads, one year serving as manager of basketball. She has been on the Chapel Committee, the Students ' Standards Committee, on Pan-Hellenic Council as Treasurer, Business Manager of Cotil- lion Club, Senior Chaperon, twice in the May Court, a worthy Chi, and associated with Y. W. C. A. Because of her journalistic ability, she served as reporter, make-up editor, and editor-in-chief of The Rotunda. Just one unpardonable fault — she talks in her sleep! Ellen Simmerman Wytheville, Virginia Primary Education In neatness, poise, personality, man- ner, and ability to change her mind, Tib typifies to us the lady. During her stay with us, Tib has served the House Council as Hall Pres- ident, the Y. W. C. A. as a member of Social Committee, and the Dramatic Club as Head of Costuming. She is also a member of the College Choir, the Home Economics Club, the A. C. E., the Cotillion Club, and the Chapel Committee. Fun-loving and carefree, with a slight tendency toward fickleness, we find her in every social gathering. Tib plans to leave us to study at William and Mary. May she enjoy friendships there equal to those she has formed among us. Mildred Slayton Crewe, Virginia Elementary Education Fun-loving — speech-loving — these to us spell Mildred! She has served in both the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. Her interest in debating has led her to pledge allegiance to the Debate Club, and higher work in this h- e has attained for her membership in Pi Kappa Delta. Some day, we hope, she will be a sec- ond Stephen Douglas. Her member- ship in Sodalitas Latina has proved her interest in the classics. A keen intellect, well-sprinkFd with bits of fun, give us the recipe for the unique make-up known as — Mildred Slayton. Catherine Griffith Smoot Alexandria, Virginia History and Art r ■; M fi Smoot, as she is known to us, is the hail-fellow-well-met type. Unfor- tunately for us, she did not come here until her Junior year when she trans- ferred from Harrisonburg State Teach- ers College. Kitty is a member of the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. As a member of th Dramatic Club she has worked unusual- ly hard, and her artistic irstinct has won for her a bid to Gamma Psi. Kitty is a born mixer. Coupled with her genial ways is her courage to face life as it is and never to turn her back on hardships. These qualities give her that happy-go-lucky dispcsition which we envy. Hazel Smith Roanoke, Virginia English A K Y; II K 2 The pride of our hearts! Never self- effacing, yet never presumptuous, Hazel has been a valued part of our school since her freshman year. Class repre- sentative to the Student Council for two years, she was advanced to the position of secretary as a Junior, and president of our Student Body this year. Affiliated with A. A. and Y. W. C. A., she has preferred the latter, serving Sing Committee as a member, as chairman, and as ex-officio member. She has worked on The VIRGINIAN and The Rotunda staffs. She is a mem- ber of Cotillion Club, vice-president of Pan-Hellenic Council, and a silent Chi. Hazel ' s worthy leadership and capa- bility were recognized by membership in Alpha Kappa Gamma. Elizabeth Bland Sutton Plain View, Virginia Elementary Education Elizabeth possesses that calm reserve and quiet dignity to which the world responds. Her entrance in school brought her membership in both the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. Because of her talent in the field of music, she became a member of the College Choir to which she has truly given her undivided at- tention. Elizabeth is quiet and modest, but she is gifted with both innate ability and sincerity. Her soothing smile and understanding heart have won for her a circle of close friends. Although she has not always been in class headlines, she will be remembered as an able worker. Mildred W. Smith Farmville, Virginia Primary Education Mildred is one of those serious, prac- tical sorts of individuals such as one rarely finds in college life. Despite her reserve, she became a member of the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Her interest and excellent work in primary education brought her a bid to A. C. E. Fortunately for her, she is the daughter of an alumna, for that makes her a member of the Grand- daughters ' Club. Mildred has not made a large circle of friends since she came here. Those she has made, however, know her as a stable and dependable sort of person who can never be forgotten. Florence M. Tankard Franktown, Virginia Elementary Education II K 2 Tank is one who is witty to talk with, pretty to walk with, and nice also to think on. This year, she has been active in the A. A. In fact she was on the hockey field four days each week last fall — those days when she wasn ' t sleeping ! She served the Y. W. C. A. on the Membership Committee and was in the Dramatic Club for two years. A mem- ber of the Cotillion Club, the Grand- daughters ' Club, and A. C. E., she proved herself a capable and congenial worker. It was hard to say good-bye at Christmas time to one so much a part of us. Marion Howe Umberger Wytheville, Virginia Music Elizabeth Trent Gloucester, Virginia History Quiet, genial, always thoughtful of others, and always possessed of a de- sire to do the right thing, Trent has impressed us as one of sincerity and great strength of character. Elizabeth came here from Black- stone College her junior year. She be- came a part of college life immediately through her membership in the A. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Her musical ability was qu ickly recognized, and she was given a bid to the College Choir. She leaves us with a good scholastic record, an open mind, and a large sense of dependability. Clyde Tuck Virgihna, Virginia Elementary Education, History Far from garrulous, Clyde says lit- tle but manages to accomplish quite a bit in her own intellectual way. Still water runs deep, you know. Her activities have been limited to membership in the Athletic Association and the Y. W. C. A. However, she has devoted her time profitably to her studies. Only a few of us know Clyde well, but those of us who do, know a warm friend. When she was graduated at the end of the fall quarter, she left us, having acquired that for which she came — an education. With a bit of indifference toward life, Marion went through college, de- voting most of her time and interest to only those things that really appealed to her. An ardent enthusiast of music, she became an outstanding member of the Choral Club and the College Choir. She is also a member of Orchesis. In the Y. W. C. A. she was active as a member of the Freshman Commission of the Fellowship Committee for two years, and of the Music Committee dur- ing her Senior year. The Dramatic Club, Le Cercle Francais, the A. A., and the Cotillion Club all claimed her membership. Dignified and reserved, with a way and a will of her own, Marion will be remembered for her individuality. Marcia Vick Courtland, Virginia Elementary Education On entering her room one finds Mar- cia busy with a dozen little tasks that must be done. There ' s one and only one way that is known to be a sure cure. It is only necessary to ask her to do one more favor or new job. Immedi- ately all things are laid aside, and the job is done. Truly Marcia is ever will- ing and ever eager to help. She is a member of the A. A., Y.W. C. A. and Association of Childhood Education. For her we know that the opportunity is all that ' s necessary. She ' ll solve the rest. Louise Walmsley Farmville, Virginia Physical Education and History n T 31; A K 1 ; A 2 A A rich heritage of character, ability, and humor combine to make up Walms- ley ' s personality. Athletics being her strong suit, she has been manager of tennis, secretary, vice-president, and president of the A. A. and an ex- officio member of the Student Coun- cil. She has served on the Town Girls ' Committee, Student Standards and Freshman Commission of the Y. W. C. A. She has been treasurer of the Junior class, sports editor of The Ro- tunda and a member of the Monogram and Cotillion clubs. About one desiring service rather than fame, we will say nothing more. Beverly Wilkinson Lynchburg, Virginia Primary Education A K V; 31 Q Billy as she is known to us is the embodiment of the true Y. W. Spirit. True to character she has served on the Service Committee of the Y. W. C. A. and, as chairman, became a mem- ber of the cabinet of the Y. W. C. A. She is a member of the A. A., A. C. E., Dramatic Club, and chairman of Stu- dent Day Committee. She held the office of treasurer of Cotillion Club and shared the profound secrecy of Chi. Billy possesses a winning personality, a strong character and a liberal mind. She is a well-rounded person, the cul- mination of determination, fair play and congeniality. Sue Waldo Churchland, Virginia History 31 n Sue is a frank soul. She is one who takes life as it comes. As a member of the Church Co- operative Committee when a Freshman, of the Service Committee as a Sopho- more, Sue worked from cabinet member to vice-presidency of the Y. W. C. A. She has been both hall president and secretary of the House Council. In addition to this she holds membership in A. A., Freshman Commission, Cotil- lion Club, Debate Club, Portsmouth Club and Student Day Committee. Sue was also a Senior Chaperon. Sturdy capability mingled with the spirit of optimism combine in her con- quest of the true lfe. Sue will be re- membered as fun-loving, generous, and true blue. Elizabeth James Walton Clifton Forge, Virginia History and English A K T ; II r 31 ; K A II ; B II 9 ; A j 2 Personality and intellect — that is the unforgetable and unsurpassable Toot Walton. Working on the Membership-Alum- nae Committee of the Y. W. C. A. for two years, she succeeded to a position on the cabinet as secretary this year. On 77ie Rotunda staff she served as feature editor and proof reader. When a Junior, she served The VIRGINIAN as literary editor. She is also a member of the A. A., Chapel Committee, Le Cercle Francais, and Dramatic and Granddaughters ' Club. Her intellect and leadership have brought her mem- bership in Alpha Kappa Gamma, Pi Gamma Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Beta Pi Theta and Alpha Phi Sigma. A keen mind — a host of friends — Toot. Mary Elizabeth Wood Amelia, Virginia English and History II T 31; K A II Here is a quiet, sincere, and ener- getic person who has the will to do and does it. Enrolled as a member of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A., she has also served the house council as house pres- ident. Greatly interested and talented in music she was given a bid to the College Choir and Choral Club. She worked hard this year as secretary of the Dramatic Club. She was also a member of the Chapel Committee. Her scholastic ability brought her member- ship in Pi Gamma Mu and Kappa Delta Pi. Mary Elizabeth is an enthusiastic and dependable worker and a most conscientious person. Linda Walker Guinea Mills, Virginia Elementary Education For one so athletically inclined, we feel that Linda should have doubled her course, adding a major in Sports, to that of Elementary Education. As a member of the A. A., she has worked on the basketball, volley ball, baseball and hockey teams. As a Junior she was made captain of her class baseball team. For three years she played on the Varsity hockey and basketball squads. She is also a member of the Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Monogram Club and Granddaughters ' Club. She is sincere and dependable — you may count on her to do what she prom- ises to do. Tac Waters Onley, Virginia History a k r ; re A perfect woman, nobly planned. Tac is a delightful companion, a straight thinker, a capable leader — one whose opinions are valued highly. As class president for four years she has been faithful and efficient. She is a Senior Chaperon, a member of the Dramatic Club, Sodalitas Latina, Co- tillion Club, A. A. and she has served the Y. W. C. A. as ex-officio member of Freshman Commission. She has also been on Pan-Hellenic Council for three years, holding the office of president her Sophomore year. This year she is pres- ident of Alpha Kappa Gamma. Now, despite denials, she is a Chi. We hate to lose her, but our loss is the world ' s gain. Frances Aileen Yester Clarksburg, West Virginia Primary Education She hails from West Virginia! Nothing ever worries her, and all her trouble is just one of those things. On the A. A. she worked as field and track manager for two years, served as hall president on the House Council and was on the Membership Committee of the Y. W. C. A. She also filled the office of vice-president of A. C. E. and was on the Executive Committee of the College Choir her Senior year. We are sure Frances ' inestimable cheerfulness will help her no end in life ' s long journey. MRS. BERKLEY G. BURCH Clover, Virginia Elementary Education K A II; r -V; Beorc Eh Thorn Mrs. Burch s will to know has given us an example of a will that cannot be defeated. Upon her entrance in school, Mrs. Burch automatically became a member of the Y. W. C. A. and the A. A. Since she has been with us, her attainments have been high. Her knowledge of the social sciences is shown by her membership in Pi Gamma Mu and of English by her membership in Beorc Eh Thorn. She is also a member of Kappa Delia Pi. Her cheerful temperament and kind thoughtfulness have made her dear to us. ELIZABETH IRENE COLEMAN Nelly ' s Ford, Virginia Biology A 2 urage to stick through eth. Handicapped by and she has come out Grit, determination, and the thick and thin characterize Eli; illness, she has fought on and c with flying colors. Serving on the Church Cooperative Committee of the Y. W. C. A., she worked faithfully. As a member of the A. A., she played on the Class Volley Ball Team her first two years, and as a member of the House Council she served as Hall President. She is a member of Sodalilas Latina and also of Alpha Phi Sigma. VIRGINIA SIMMONS McKenney, Virginia Home Economics To say the least, Virginia has had a varied college career. She has spent part of her time at East Radford State Teachers College where she was Vice-President of the 4H Alumni Club; the other part she spent at V. P. I. where she was on the Student Council as Freshman Representative and as Treasurer. Virginia came to Farmville for only the last half of her senior year. She became at once a member of the A. A., the Y. W. C. A., and the De-Ho-Ec Club. Virginia can be both gay and serious. Her diligence and abilily as a worker have manifested themselves especially in that feminine art called Home Economics. SENIOR CLASS H ISTORY To give an accurate account of each important event in our college career would be impossible in so short a space. Let us then hit the high spots that are stamped in our minds and live again a few of our intimate college scenes. To pursue an academic life, we needed leaders to help us over the bumps we must encounter. Tac Waters, our excellent president for four years, has proved herself most efficient, and she has been assisted by a thoroughly capable staff. No group is complete without a Classman. To this office Miss Virginia Bedford was chosen. We were then ready to begin our college routine. How- ever, before being fully initiated, there were a number of things to be done . . . orientation classes . . . learning how to hang six deep over the Rotunda to eavesdrop on dates . . . And Rat Week! Remember carrying alarm clocks, wearing pigtails and frizzled hair, and bowing to the high and mighty Sophomores? . . . Then being given those crazy blue and white skull caps to wear? . . . To discard them, we had to win the hockey game from the Sophomores on Thanksgiving Day . . . but we lost . . . wore caps until Christmas. . . . The color rush at six in the morning was exciting, though we succumbed to the Green and Whites. . . . Plenty of Freshmen out for ath- letics . . . nice team-work . . . excellent spirit. . . . Remember 14 and N. B. B. O. ? . . . We ' re the cutest girls in school and it ' s Nobody ' s business but ours ? . . . The Dramatic Club was an inspiration to our Kat Cornells . . . and the Choir and Choral Club found a startling number of Galli-Curcis. . . . The Circus and Class production called for a display of talents ... Pi Gamma Mu instigated a super-attraction this year — Mardi Gras ... a costume ball, replica of the New Orleans pre-Lenten festival. . . . Founders ' day brought back a large number of alumnae and visitors . . . likewise Spring Cotillion . . . May Day . . . and so on till exams . . . and finals. As Sophomores we were pretty snooty to the Rats . . . an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth method of revenge for the indignities we had suffered. . . . Our first activity was putting Sing across with a bang . . . and when Circus time rolled ' round, our cowboys and girls lassoed first honors. . . . Orchids to Florence Sanford as the bare-back rider. . . . The bucking broncho threw her for a loss. . . . The class production was tops. . . . Margaret Farrar ' s tantalizing tango and Marion Jean Wright ' s blue notes sent shivers up Ye Olde Spine. . . . Color Rush brought headaches, black eyes, and sprained ankles, and our Red and White banners floating from prominent points . . . won a game, lost a game on Thanksgiving Day. . . . Fall Cotillion velley, velley good . . . Sudie began to J. T. on campus . . . Mardi Gras glamorous again . . . and what a Founders ' day . . . our fiftieth anniversary . . . speakers, recitals, banquet, and another added feature — dance — newspaper headlines! . . . Spring Cotillion and much ado. . . . Preparations begin for graduating Sophomores. . . . Kittv Hoyle selected by faculty as salutatorian. . . . Dot Eley, giftorian of the sophomore class. . . . And so endeth another year. Our advent as Juniors was sad ... no Miss Jennie to welcome us back. . . . We had lost a valued friend ... an inspiration to better work! . . . Have you seen the new swimming pool behind the gym? . . . Truly colossal . . . and the man on the flying trapeze at the Circus? . . . Louise Gathright ' s superb solo accompanied Lelia Sanford ' s tossing Hennie Salsbury to and fro ... a mean feature. . . . The usual Thanksgiving festivities gave way to a five-day holiday . . . extra excitement and another set of Goodbyes and Hello agams. . . . Everyone has the knitting craze ... or else she ' s roller-skating. . . . Production again a super fete . . . Grace Eubank ' s trills thrill ... the mock wedding was a gala climax . . . and let ' s not forget the amplifier . . . Lucy Potter was elected Mardi Gras queen . . . truly a blonde goddess . . . mob scene at th? dance . . . Car poker became sensational sport. . . . May Day found us singing on to the May Pole of Merry Mount . . . Spring elections gave Juniors the heads of major organizations . . . Spring Cotillion and Johnny Long brought relief from over-work . . . everyone humming tunes from Naughty Marietta. . . . Boring term papers and exams interfered with play . . . and play we had to, for next year we ' d be Seniors . . . Finals were a bit sadder that year . . . perhaps it was because we were nearing the end. And now we ' re back for the last year of study and fun . . . dignified? . . . well, maybe! . . . It ' s swell being back and joining the mob scene in Shannon ' s when the urge of the Camels becomes too strong . . . even at ten P. M. . . . Senior privilege . . . Senior Installation . . . marching to the Alma Mater in caps and gowns . ... Alpha Kappa Gamma adopted the tap system of bidding members . . . a very impressive service. . . . Guess who the Senior members of Chi are? . . . And instead of having a Senior production, we held a Senior dance — another privilege ... a superlative affair . . . everyone joining the C. C. C. (Claudette Colbert Club) and cutting bangs — what a complex! . . . And do you remember the amateur show when Grace Eubank brought home the bacon by singing You Are My Lucky Star ? . . . Popeye. alias Frances Yester, and Olive Oyl, imper- sonated by Booton. brought down the house at the ' 36 Circus. . . . The Duke Glee Club and Orchestras put on quite a swanky concert January 9tb. . . . The boys were entertained with a ball in the gvm afterwards. . . . Martha Nottingham reigned over Mardi Gras with Prince Consort Dave Rice. . . . Then the usual routine of Founders ' Day . . . everyone truckin ' and wahooin ' these fine spring days. . . . Government oirls find an attraction downtown at the den of vice . . . Sir was ouite spooky . . . brrr! . . . the rising of spirits from the coffins in the cold, cold vault was enough to make Hitler ' s teeth rattle. . . . We found out later it was only a portrayal of Senior activities . . . sweet relief. . . . Relax, girls, till exams roll ' round once more . . . and then Commencement ... the banquet . . . Bac- calaureate Sermon . . . Class Day Exercises. . . . And then the misty-eyed group in caps and gowns, with tassels on the right side now, march to the strains of Alma Mater for the last time. . . . Well, so long, gang. . . . May we meet again . . . someday . . . somewhere. . . . ' Should auld acquaintance be forgot? ' -Caroline Byrd ROLL OF STUDENTS NAME ADDRESS Acworlh, Virginia Lee Birds Nest Adams, Mary Frances 721 Main St., Danville Adams, Sue Duval .Sweet Briar Adkins, Doris 485 W, Main St., Danville Adkins, Dorothy 485 W. Main St., Danville Adsit, Elsie Ernestine East Falls Church Agee, Virginia Dehue, W. Va. Aldredge. Marguarette, 520 Worsham St., Danville Aldridge, Eliza Kate, 813 Windsor Ave., Roanoke Allen, Mary Dudley Hebron Allgood, Louise Boydton Alsop, Caroline Prospect Alsop, Margaret Prospect Alston, Lucy Charlotte, N. C. Anderson, Lillian Covington Anderson, Mary Lena Farmville Andrews, Anne Olivia Farmville Anthony, Louise 249 Jefferson St., Danville Arthur, Mary Irvin Franklin Austin, Jane Promt Badger, Mary Elizabeth M« Bagby, Dorothy Ray Ashland Bagwell, Harriet Lelilia Halifax Bailey, Kathleen Horntown Bailey, Annie Leigh Wakefield Bailey, Elsie Rice Bailey, Maltie Louise Jeffress Bailey, Irene Rustburg Baird, Annie Ru th Savedge Baker, Virginia Boykin 5 Court St., Portsmouth Ball, Elizabeth Salvia Bane, Ruby Vernon Hill Barlow, Ruth Beverly, W. Va. Barnard, Elizabeth Archer Prince George Barnes, Mary Ethel Boykins Barnes, Mary Taylor Tazewell Barrett, Juliette Newsoms Barrow, Grace Winn Farmville Baskerville, Lucy Jean McKenney Bass, Grace Virginia Evington Baynard, Sue Stockton, Md. Beal, Jacqueline Scottsville Beale, Mary Evelyn Waverly Beale. Sara Melba Smithfield Bean, Virginia South Hill Bell. Gwendolyn Washington, N. C. Berryman, Elizabeth Surry Billings, Dorothy Louise Farmville Bingham, Emma Fenn, 1810 Bourbon Ave., Norfolk Birdwell, Margaret Farmville Black, Ella Arthur 917 Watuaga St., Kingsport, Tenn. Black, Margaret Louise Shores Black, Mary Rives Pamplin Blackwell, Marguerite 424 Washington Ave., Roanoke Blair, Barbara Lee Army Base, Norfolk Bland, Nancy Leigh Plain View Bland. Rebecca Louise La Crosse Blankenship, Mary Virginia 402 W. 14th St., Richmond Blanlon, Belsy. Rt. 5, Ashland Rd„ Richmond Blanlon, Ruby Hazel Guinea Mills Boaz, Ruth Stuart NAME ADDRESS Boggs, Mary Alice.. Island Bolick, Edna Ruth Crewe Bolton, Pauline Fincaslle Bonduranl, Agnes Rice Bonner, Lucille Warm Springs Booth, Elizabeth 727 5th St., Portsmouth Boolon, Marjorie Luray Borden, Sarah Louise Front Royal Boswell, Helen Jeffress Bracey Boswell, Cassie Burkeville Boswell, Nell Gray Bracey Bounds, Pattie Alston 1228 Spoltswood Ave., Norfolk Bowles, Mary Elizabeth, 1636 Mt. Vernon Ave., Petersburg Bowman, Helen Lee Riverton Bowman. Murrill Salem Boyd, Virginia Carolyn Susan Boyette, Catherine Newsoms Boylan, Elizabeth, 210 Washington St., Portsmouth Bracey, Belly Hix Sheppards Bradshaw, Ellenah Roberts Burkeville Bradshaw, Frances Elizabeth... Rice Bradshaw, Leslie Waverly Branch, Jane Holman. 237 E. 40th St., Norfolk Bress, Florence 930 Gates Ave., Norfolk Briggs, Annie Louise Sebrell Briggs, Helen Marie Whaleyville Britton, Frances Waverly Britlon, Margaret Waverly Brooks, Kathleen Clarksville Brumfield, Emily Lyle Farmville Bryan, Frances Crewe Buchanan, Sara Tazewell Buckland, Dorothy, 607 Marshall Ave., Roanoke Burch, Mrs. Berkeley Clover Burgess, Ethel Fork Union Burgess, Helen Courtland Burke, Jane Hallowell Appomattox Burks, Ethel Maxine Amherst Burle, Elizabeth Lewis St. Stephens Church Burton, Mabel Swann Highland Springs Butler, Elizabeth 329 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk Bulterworth, Alma Harris DeWilt Butterworth, Elizabeth DeWitt Button, Sarah Lewis Farmville Byrd, Caroline Houston Warm Springs Byrd, Essie Marguerite Whaleyville Cabell, Elsie Frances 304 Dundee Ave., Richmond Callihan, Helen North Holston Callis, Juanila Mathews Carlton, Kathryn Essex Carlton, Ruth Farmville Carney, Helen Churchland Carroll, Margaret 558 Broad St., Portsmouth Carroll, Mary Elizabeth, 222 Claibourne Ave., Rocky Mount Carroll, Virginia 222 Claibourne Ave., Rocky Mount Carter, Ida Sue Cumberland Carter, Rebecca Dale Burkeville Chambliss, Delha Pope Rawlings Chandler, Louise Pallie Virgilina Channell, Emily Whitley Smithfield NAME ADDRESS Channell, Sarah Frances Smithfield Chappell, Inez Meherrin Chappell, Mary McCraw Keysville Chappell, Katherine Drakes Branch Chenault, Mary Adeline Venter Clark, Margaret Whitehurst Miller School Clark, Mary Wilson 359 Blair Ave., Newport News Clarke, Susie Evans ..Farmville Clements, Audrey Mae Hampton Coates, Doris 700 W. Princess Anne Rd„ Norfolk Cobb, Anne Adair Farmville Cobb, Mary Kemper Farmville Cocks, Minnie Louise ...Prospect Coe, Virginia Saltville Coffey, Edith Concord Depot Coleman, Elizabeth Irene Nelly ' s Ford Coleman, Katherine Anderson, 2319 Indian River Rd., Norfolk Coleman, Virginia.... Crewe Coleman, Virginia Haskins Boydton Collie, Frances Ethel 1309 Main St., South Boston Collings, Alice 1217 Roanoke St., Roanoke Connelly, Hortense Adams Alberta Conner, Elizabeth Nathalie Conyers, Ellen Mae Chester Conyers, Grace Fern Chester Cooke, Sarah Elizabeth York Cooley, Nancy Elizabeth.. Rural Retreat Cooper, Katherine King Critz Cover, Lucille Elkton Covert, lone Elizabeth Masonic Home, Richmond Cox, Grace 1211 Colley Ave., Norfolk Cox, Kathryn Lamb 4610 Colonial Ave., Norfolk Cox, Mary Joyner Smithfield Cralle, Elizabeth Norment Farmville Crenshaw, Margaret Giles, 1507 Peach Ave., South Boston Crilcher, Margaret Hannah Roxboro, N. C. Crockett, Agnes Oglesby. Wytheville Crockett, Evelyn Jane Tangier Crockett, Ida Cathernie Tangier Crockett, Mrs. Mary N„ 5215 St. George Ave.. Baltimore Cross, Zadie Violet.. Whaleyville Crumley, Ruth Lucille. 101 7 Euclid Ave., Bristol Culpepper, Ardayre Evelyn, 1037 Holladay St., Portsmouth Cummings, Betty Sue... Big Stone Gap Cunningham, Amy Louise Allen ' s Creek Curran, Janet Lucille _ Saltville Custis, Georgie Craddockville Davies, Mildred Thornton Culpeper Davis, Jacquelin Raccoon Ford Davis, Leah Ann Painter Davis, Martha Glenn 1621 Princeton Rd., Richmond Davis, Mildred Chester Davis, Nellie Cecil Farmville Davis, Lucille .Covington Dawson, Yetive Sue Saxe Deans, Dorothy Allen 930 B. St., Portsmouth Dejarnette, Louise Clarkton ROLL OF STUDENTS NAME ADDRESS Denny, Mary Katherine White Post Dickerson, Erna Thornon Spout Spring Dickerson, Evelyn Spout Spring Dickinson, Frances 630 W. 34th St., Norfolk Dillon, June Hilliard Pamplin Dix, Catherine Ellen White Stone Dodd, Elsie Christine 3409 Noble Ave., Richmond Dodson, Eleanor 517 Maryland Ave., Norfolk Doggett, Brenda Griffin Windsor Dortch, Margaret South Hill Doughty, Virginia Walker Exmore Douglass, Dolly Kinston, N. C. Dowdy, Julia Helen ...Farmville Drake, Margaret. 210 Webster Ave., Portsmouth Dressier, Elizabeth Covington Driskill, Janie Beatrice Drakes Branch Drumheller, Ida Mabel Gladstone Duck, Maude E Franklin Dugger, Virginia Ann Farmville Duling, Beulah Elizabeth Village Dunham, Elinor 1806 Erwin Rd., Durham, N. C. Dunnavant, Sylvia Lee Enonville Dunnington, Ruth Hampden-Sydney Dunton, Mary Emily ...Nassawadox Easley, Emma Virginia South Boston Eason, Alma Doris 1412 Park St., Roanoke Eastham, Sue Wyalt Culpeper Eastman, Edith Claire, 1003 W. South St., Raleigh, N. C. Eaton, Dorothy Campbell Princess Anne Ebel, Vera Blunl 3605 Seminary Ave., Richmond Elder. Alice Virginia Clarkton Elliot, Alma Thomas 214 E. Thomas St., Danville Elliot, Cha ' lotle Am Hampton Ellis, Anne Haden Exler Place, Suffolk Ellis, Blanche Gasburg Ellis, Richie Gasburg Elmore, Claudia Exmore English, Lucille Oldhams Etter, Martha Carolyn Rising Sun Eubank, Etta Louiss Chase City Eubank, Grace Williard 1129 23rd St., Newport News Eubank, Winnie Frances 307 Norfleet St., Franklin Fagg, Harriett Elizabeth Elliston Faris, Frances Corinne Crewe Farrar, Margaret Reed Farmville Ferguson, Margaret .207 E. Thomas St., Danville Ficklen, Miriam 3204 Brook Rd., Richmond Fitzgerald, Kathryn Chatham Floyd, Martha Hilton Village Foster, Ida Belle Farmville Foster, Louise Lynchburg Foutz, Jessie Estelle Roanoke Fowler, Jane Wood Blackstone Fraley, Margaret Appalachia Francis, Mary Louise. White Gate French, Mary Louise Sunny Side Furnival, Julia Orange Gage, Helen Elliot Hampton Galusha, Ann Deal Dinwiddie Galusha, Katherine Dinwiddie Garnett, Alpha Lee. 3808 Brook Rd., Richmond Garrett, Ruth Coleman 863 Paxton Ave., Danville NAME ADDRESS Gaskins, Emily Frances Suffolk Galhrighl, Merwyn Goochland C. H. Gathright, Louise Goochland Gentry, Mildred Virginia Crozet Gibboney, Lena Mildred Farmville Giles, Frances Ann Blanch, N. C. Gill. Marie Woodson Crozet Gillette, Victoria Courtland Gillette, Rebecca Courtland Gilliam, Esther Byrd Farmville Gilliam, Jennie Belle. 414 Clifton St., Petersburg Gills, June Sheppards Glass, Helen Elizabeth Farmville Glass. Mary Alice Farmville Cleaves, Josephine Ivanhoe Gleaves, Ruth Ivanhoe Glenn, Lave lei te Prospect Glenn, Mary Rebecca Prospect Godwin, Leah Chuckatuck Goodman, Winifred, 405 Chesapeake Ave., Newport News Graham, Anne Goshen Grainger, Alice Farmville Gray, Amanda „ Hampton Gray, Nancy 618 Bellerille Rd., Roanoke Greear, Rosalie Farmville Green, Elizabeth Blacksburg Greene, Elsie Lorraine Churchland Greene, Helen Staunton Gregory, Nancy . Stovall Gregory, Nett Stovall Gresham, Susan Emmerson 518 Craford PI., Portsmouth Gunter, Thelma Christine Appomattox Gwallney, Martha Virginia Windsor Gwallney, Sarah Frances Windsor Gwathmey, Caroline Walkerton Habel, Katherine Jetersville Habel, Mildred Jetersville Hailey, Clara Drakes Branch Hale, Mary Reeves Spring Valley Hall, Nell Virginia Union Level Hamilton, Ervin May ...Farmville Hamlet, Martha Tisdale Phenix Hammock, Edith Maria 1221 6th St., Durham Hankley, Elizabeth Clarkton Hannah, Virginia 2040 W. Grace St., Richmond Hansbrough, Marion Salem Hardy, Ann Louise Hampton Hardy, Elizabeth Kenbridge Harper, Claudia 113 25th St., Newport News Harper, Mary Anness ...Marion, S. C. Harris, Grace Louiss 2113 Stuart Ave., Richmond Harris, Louise 3881 Peakland PI., Lynchburg Harris, Mary Elizabeth 301 Main St., South Boston Harrison, Belly Gray Brandon Harrison, Dartha Waverly Harrison, Martha Waverly Hart, Bessie Union Level Hart, Edith Rebecca Union Level Hart, Elizabeth Louise Sutherland Hart, Janice... .428 W. 27th St.. Norfolk Harvey, Edna Earl. Dillwyn Harvey, Kathryn Curdsville Harvey, Mary Baldwin Curdsville Harvey, Virginia Lee Lowesville Haskins, Mary Roberta Alberta NAME ADDRESS Hastings, Evelyn Blackstone Hastings, Frances Blackstone Hatcher, Edith Hatchett, Gene Lynwood Danville Hayes, Sarah Hilton Village Henderson, Dorothy Saltville Hendrick son, Gladys Mae 2323 Springfield Ave., Norfolk Higg.nbotham, Rose Allen Tazewell Hill, Lelia Paces Himes, Elizabeth 562 Arlington Rd., Roanoke Hines, Edith 919 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk Hock, Anna Louise Lewisburg, W. Va. Hoge, Marie Bowen Bland Holden, Annie Walson 109 N. Union St., Petersburg Holland, Jane..... 474 W. Main St., Danville Holland, Jess Fisher 709 Redgale Ave., Norfolk Holloway, Frances Smilhfield Holmes, Evelyn Virginia Union Level Hooke, Virginia... Highland Hoon, Carolyn 81 1 N. Alamo. San Antonio, Texas Hopkins, Zell Carey Dawes, W. Va. Houck, Ethel Izell Blackstone Houpe, Thelma Lacy Rice Howell, Evelyn W. Franklin Hoyer, Anna 93 Hamoton Rds. Ave., Hampton Hubard, Mary Stafford Fayelleville, W. Va. Hubard, Ruth Whittle Fayetteville, W. Va. Hubbard, LeNoir Walton Crewe Hudgins, Frances Farmville Hudgins, Harriett Palmer Springs Hudson, Mrs. Evelyn Burger Farmville Humphrey, Gwendolyn Cedar Bluff Hundley, Myrtle Marie Sedley Hunter, Margaret Cordelia Richlands Hunter, Nancy Louise Richlands Hunter, Rose-Marie Turner King George Hurt, Katherine Carr 16 Broad St., Salem Hurtt, Margaret Nassawadox Huse, Elizabeth 609 Elm Ave., Roanoke Hutcheson, Frances Lexington Hutchinson, Dorothy.. Lexington Hyde, Cecile Marie Amelia Irby, Katherine Farmville Irby, Virginia Epps Farmville Irving, Frances 26 Court St., Portsmouth Isbell, Doris Odell Beaverdam Ivers, Henrietta 338 55th St., Newport News Jackson, Mary Gibbon 2823 Noble Ave.. Richmond James, Ruth Mason 3022 Montrose Ave., Richmond Jamison, Kathryn Huff 510 Walnut Ave.. Roanoke Jarman, Virginia Crozet Jeffress. Cornelia Boyd ton Jeffrey, Florence Arvonia Jeffreys, Paltie Armistead. Drakes Branch Jeffries, Lucy Thomas Shacklefords Jenkins, Lois Powhatan Jennings, Sallie Caroline Nathalie Jinkins, Lois Ruth Ashland Johnson, Copeland Charlottesville Johnson, Alma Doris .429 W. 30th St.. Norfolk Johnson, Anne R. Blacksburg Johnson, Dorothy May Alberta Johnson, Jacqueline Carrollton Johnson, Minnie Lucille Farmville ROLL OF STU DENTS NAME ADDRESS oily, Eugenia 1671 Weslover Ave., Petersburg ones, Annie Laurie Concord Depot ones, Deane ones, Elizabeth Charlotte C. H. ones. Jeannelte Smithfield s, Lois Crenshaw 2419 M. St., Lynchburg ones, Louise Iva La Crosse ones, Maude Anna La Crosse ones, Nora Field... Rawlings ones, Virginia Berniece 107 St. James Ave., Suffolk ordan, Ivylyn Hadensville oyce. Anne K. ...Fries ung, Margaret Ping 730 E. Main St., Norfolk Kaylor, Edith Appalachia Kelly. Anne Walden Gainsville Kelly, Lloyd T Big Stone Gap Kemp, Beulah Virginia Hopewell Kent, Frances Saltville Kite, Emma Virginia Culpeper Lambert, Mabel Mount Hope, W. Va. Lane, Blanche E Dendron Lane, Bonnie Emma Jefferson Apts., Roanoke Lane, Susan Anne. .. AltaVista Latimer, Mary Nellwyn 833 Windsor Ave., Bristol Layne, Virginia 109 High St., Farmville Lee, Virginia Mae Altavista Le Grand, Marcis Elizabeth R. F. D., Farmville Leonard, Virginia. .3414 Noble Ave., Richmond Levy, Gertrude Reyner 327 49th St., Newport News Lewis, Blanche Aylett Lewis, Dorothy Ann 2417 Fairview Rd., Raleigh Lewis, Ella Appomattox Lewis, Maxine Farmville Lewis, Martha Louise Appomattox Ligon, Elvira Keysville Lohr, Mrs. Lucille Warm Springs Lohr, Mildred Uno Long, Margaret ......St. Paul Love, Anna Catherine Roxboro, N. C. Lybrook, Jane Fincastle Ho Richn McAllister, Meriel Ma McCann, Kathleen 305 St. Andrews St., Petersburg McConnaughey, Jean Amelia C. H. McCready, Anne Margaret Parksley McCullough, Mary Louise.. ..Lane, S. C. McGlothlin, Bess 2609 Allendale Rd., Baltimore, Md. McGlothlin, Mary Adeline, 2609 Allendale Rd„ Baltimore, Md. Mcintosh, Elizabeth Farmville McMillion, Elise Gray 622 Woods Ave., Roanoke McNamee, Dorothy.. Farmville McPherson, Ethel May 203 Jamison Ave., Roanoke Main, Jane Alyce 1806 Powhatan Ave., Petersburg Major, Gladys Epes Charles City Mallory, Sue Nicholson Lawrenceville Mann, Bernice ...Farmville Mann, Evelyn Farmville Manning, Gertrude Boydton Marsh, Elizabeth Miskimon Marsh, Leah Miskimon Marston, Nancy Roxburg NAME ADDRESS Martin, Edna Jane Huddleston Martin, India Bedford Mason, Ellen Burruss ...2 Vista Ave., Lynchburg Massey, Evelyn Post Oak Massey, Faye Emmerl New Glasgow Maxey, Vivian Frances Clarksville Mayes, Anna Rebecca Jarratt Maynard, Catherine ..Williamsburg Maynard, Mary Elizabeth. Lenoir, N. C. Mayo, Elsie Lee...- Schuyler Meredith, Eleanor Beaverdam Milby, Katherine, 405-A Westchester Apts., Washington, D. C. Miller, Doris Ruth, 700 Shallowford St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Mims, Mary Ellen Luray Minor, Mary Elizabeth, Jefferson Park Ave., Charlottesville Minton, Char lotte 113 Winona Ave., Roanoke Mitchell, Bessie Epworth Montague, Norvell Mason Fredericksburg Montgomery, Evelyn Ronceverte, W. Va. 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Eastville Nottingham, Page Eastville Nottingham, Martha Eastville O ' Brien, Claudine Appomattox Olgers, Grace Alma Rice Overby, Elizabeth Bon Air Padgett, Marie. 110 Yeardley Ave., Lynchburg Painter, Louise Draper Panton, Perle Elizabeth Ore Bank Park, Thulia Gordon Skipwith Parker. Dora Virginia Holland Parker, Geneva Lee 1701 Monticello Ave., Petersburg Parker, Irene 2707 Third Ave., Richmond Parker, Nannie Mae Cartersville Parker, Sara Gresham. 201 Bosley Ave., Suffolk Partridge, Mary Louise Drewryville Pate, Mary Ellen 2900 Moss Side Ave., Richmond Payne, Ernestine Warm Springs Pearson, Pauline Dillwyn Pendleton, Mary Jane Troutville Penn, Cornelia Emporia Peple, Anne Diggs 3200 Hawthorne Ave . Richmond ADDRESS NAME Perdue, Helen Fern Chester Perkins, Helen Louise 3604 Moss Side Ave., Richmond Perrow, Sallie Tabitha 1106 Federal St., Lynchburg Phelps, Ruth Naomi Madison Heights Phipps, Mary McKenney Pierpont, Nellie White Salem P.lcher, Catherine Midland Pilcher, Mary Virginia Covington Pinckard, Clara Elizabeth Stuart Pinnell, Mary Elizabeth Warrenton, N. C. Pillard, Grace Allen Clarksville Pittard, Margaret Buffalo Junction Pleasants, Mildred South Hill Plummer, Isabel 101 Short St., Petersburg Pobst, Nancy Sanford. Grundy Pohlig, Ann Elizabeth 104 W. Lancaster Rd., Richmond Pollard, Margaret Amelia Pollock, Ada Virginia Dogue Pond, Marion 639 New Jersey Ave., Norfolk Pope, Kalhryn Wilray Drewryville Porterfield, Mary Wanda Newport Portor, Pearl Elizabeth Ore Bank Potter, Mildred Farmville Poller, Virginia Louise Boydton Plank Rd., Petersburg Powell, Agnes Bond, 2003 Chestnut Ave., Newport News Powell, Amy Louise Wachapreague Powell, Bessie Hart. Emporia Powell, Livian Boykins Powell, Mary Lee Boykins Price, Dorothy Brookneal Price, Grace Farmville Price, Virginia Louise Meherrin Prince, Elizabeth Capron Pruden, Eva Tapelle Suffolk Puckette, Elizabeth Gladys Puller, Rose South Hill Putney, Fannie Mae..... Guinea Mills Putney, Mary Virginia Farmville Putney, Nellie Floyd Farmville Quinn, Josephine DuVal HUton Village Rambo, Ella Scott ......Damascus Ramsey, Anna Snow Ivor Raney, Julia May Goldsboro, N. C. Ranson, Kathleen Farmville Raper, Dorothy Hanover Rawlings, Elizabeth Birds Nest Rawlinson, Mrs. Nora ...Farmville Read, Pela Love Palmer Springs Read, Ruth Haywood Palmer Springs Reed, Althea Troutville Reid, Pauline Keysville Reuter, Evelyn.. Hampton Reynolds, Cleo Appomattox Reynolds, Flossie Hall Prospect Rhodes, Dorothy Cartersville Rhodes, Lucile McBride Mayesville, S. C. Rhodes, Pauline. ...Monticello Rd., Charlottesville Rice, Charlotte. .502 Day Ave. S. W., Roanoke Ritchie, Virginia Ocean View Rivers, Betty Farmville Rives, Alice Maud McKenney Roache, Margaret Fentress Roberts, Elizabeth Norton Roberts, Katherine Farmville Roberts, Katherine S Nassawadox ROLL OF STUDENTS NAME ADDRESS Roberts, Mamie Scott Madisonville Roberts, Nellie Union Level Robertson, Dorothy Elliot, 326 Oakridge Blvd., Lynchburg Robertson, Elizabeth Spout Spring Robertson, Emily Browning, 1706 Berkeley Ave., Petersburg Robertson, Marjorie Lee 2413 Lamb Ave., Richmond Robeson, Mary Evans Blacksburg Robinette, Anthelia. ...1436 W. 40th St., Norfolk Robinette, Trilby Big Stone Gap Rock, Jennie Maria 1000 Wise St., Lynchburg Rode, Mrs. Sallie Rl. 3, Lynchburg Rodgers, Eleanor Faher Rosser, Eurlean Pamplin Rowe, Mary Julia Norton Rowell, Florence Mary ., Franklin Rucker, Elizabeth Jelersville Rudder, Dorothy Brooknea! Russell, Margaret Scottsburg Ryburn, Kathryn Glade Spring Salisbury, Henrietta 620 N. Rd., Richmond Samford, Edith Alberta Sanderson, Mary Ann Birds Nest Sandidge, Geraldine Beckwith Amherst Sanford, Florence Hope Orange Sanford, Lelia Johnson Orange Saunders, Deane Bedford Saunders, Jane Beale, 5906 Huntington Ave., Newport News Sawyer, M. Kathleen Princess Anne Scaggs, Janie Fincastle Sc ales, Mary Anne Cascade Scalan, Virginia West Point Schools, Casell 601 Mass. Ave., Norfolk Scott, Margaret... Arcadia, Fla. Scott, Ruth Arcadia, Fla. Scott, Willis Orange Sears, Ruth 113 Indian River Rd„ Norfolk Sellman, Anne Ludwell Scarsdale, N. Y. Sessoms, Madeline R. F. D., Ahaski, N. C. Seward, Nan Cuthbert Johnson Road, Petersburg Sexton, Beverley Arcadia, Fla. Shackleton, Eleanor Meherrin Sharp, Dorothy.. 161 5 Laburnum Ave., Richmond Shehon, Mildred Chase City Shelton, Feme Fieldale Shenton, Browning Dillwyn Shields, Lucy Farmville Shiflett, Anna.2817 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond Shipplett, Elizabeth. .224 Virginia Ave., Roanoke Shorter, Elna Charlotte C. H. Sieber, Mary Elizabeth 352 Church Ave., Roanoke Simmerman, Ellen. Wytheville Simmons, Virginia Whitaker McKenny Simpson, Elkanah. 1615 LaSalle Ave., Norfolk Simpson, Mary Frances Success Skillman, Ellen Victoria Slater, Mary Elizabeth Lewisburg, W. Va. Slayton, Mildred Crewe Smith, Elizabeth Alice, 2507 Orcutt Ave., Newport News Smith, Elizabeth Farmville NAME ADDRESS Smith, Frankie Culpeper Smith, Hazel 404 Marshall Ave., Roanoke Smith, Helen Lenoir, N. C. Smith, Lucy Dillwyn Smith, Mildred Farmville Smith, Minnie Walton South Hill Smith, Virginia Princess Anne Smith, Virginia Winston. Dumbarton Smoot, Catherine. ..219 S. Asaph St., Alexandria Snell, Marguerite Phenix Snodgrass, Marjorie Glade Spring Somers, Rose Burkeville Somers, Sylvia Sue Parksley Speake, Buena Vista Luray Spencer, Dorothy Meherrin Spiers, Kathryn.... Richmond Sprinkle, Isabelle Buchanan Slallard, Margaret Fairfield, Ky. Steed, Frances Meredithville Stephenson, Louise Monterey Stone, Mary Elizabeth.. 109 Henry St., Roanoke Stone, Mildred Bland Strick, Alfreda Farmville Sullenberger, Mary Monterey Sutton, Elizabeth Plain View Sykes, Inez Boy kins Tankard, Florence Franklown Tanner, Eunice Gladys Taylor, Annie Laurie Oak Hill Taylor, Frances....208 Yeardley Ave., Lynchburg Taylor, Jean Lexington Taylor, Irene Irwin Teass, Frances 504 Victoria Ave., Lynchburg Terrell, May Beaverdam Terry, David Williams Vernon Hill Thomas, Frances Dumbarton Thomas, Margaret Atlee Thomas, Mary Frances Skipwith Thomas, Mary Lynn South Hill Thomas, Zaida 490 W. Washington St., Wytheville Thompson, Ella Agnes... South Hill Tharp, Margaret Ruth 1614 Ashland Ave., Norfolk Throckmorton, Nan 418 W. 118th St., New York City Tillett, Dorothy Fisk 340 52nd St., Newport News Tilman, Virginia Louise.. Saltville Tindall, Mary Elizabeth Hatton Tissue, Virginia Mae Mt. Hope, W. Va. Totten, Goldie Mae Saltville Trent, Elizabeth Gloucester Trent, Nannie Page Dillwyn Tuck, Clyde Amelia Virgilina Turner, Dorothy Lee Crewe Turner, Elise Boiling 116 Overbrook Rd., Richmond Turner, Ruth Crewe Turnes, Louise Concord Depot Turnes, Nellie Moore Concord Depot Twyford, Kathleen Hopeton Tyree, Elizabeth 216 Virginia Ave., Danville Umberger, Marion Wytheville Upshur, Caroline Cheriton NAME ADDRESS Van Hook, Jessie Roxboro Varner, Aurelia Farmville Vassar, Lois Keysville Vaughan, Lucy Byrd Burkeville Vaughan, Mary Harrison South Boston Via, Margaret South Boston Vick, Marcia Courtland Waite, Catherine Payne Culpeper Walden, Catherine Jamaica Walden, Edna Garnette Centre Cross Waldo, Julia Ann Churchland Waldo, Sue Virginia Churchland Walker, Linda Allen Guinea Mills Walker, Lucy Lena Rustburg Walker, Mary Virginia Nassawadox Walker, Mollie Fletcher Blackstone Wall, Nancy Cabell Boydton Walmsley, Louise Jordan Farmville Walton, Elizabeth Clifton Forge Ware, Lucille Dunnsville Waters, Itasca Mapp Onley Watterson, Mary Elizabetn Elliston West, Selma Beale, 1201 Chesapeake Ave., Newport News Wickline, Amanda Covington Wicks, Majorie 616 Raleigh Ave., Norfolk Wilkerson, Margaret Farmville Wllkins, Helen I Cedar Dr., Lynchburg Wilkinson, Beverley. .924 Court St., Lynchburg Wilkinson, Elizabeth Cumb erland Williams, Eloise Frances 2315 Grace Ave., Richmond Williams, Frances Erma Victoria Williams, Goldie Estelle Hayes Store Williams, Martha.. South Boston Williams, Rebecca, 4811 Huntington Ave., Newport News Willis, Caroline Hunter.-- Fredericksburg Willis, Jean Cape Charles Wills, Ann Fincastle Wills, Josephine Fincastle Wilson, Audrey Ridgeway Wilson, Elizabeth Lexington Winfield, Bernice Duke Newport News Wise, Dorothy Craddockville Wood, Eleanor Sabot Wood, Laura Jeannette Rt. 3, Petersburg Wood, Mary Elizabeth Amelia Woodward, Laura Virginia Lexington Woodward, Nancy Ellen Masonic Home, Richmond Woolfolk, Majorie Rt. 3, Box 110, Orange Wright, Dorothy Alice Farmville Yager, Nellie Virginia Rochelle Yester, Frances 411 S. 7th St., Clarksburg, W. Va. Yonce, Sidney Gray Salem York, Marguerite Farmville Young, Janie Lee Franklin Young, Margaret 1030 Harrington Ave., Norfolk Zeigler, Frances Juanila Norton Zimmerman, Shirley Lexing ton APPRECIATION To Dunbar and Daniel, Raleigh, N. C. ; to Jahn and Oilier Engraving Co., Chicago, 111.; to J. P. Bell Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va., for their help and sincere cooperation in publishing The Virginian of 1936; To Mr. T. A. McCorkle, to Miss Lucile and to Miss Virginia Bedford, faculty advisers Jennings, for their guidance ; To the student body for its loyal support; and to the entire staff for its untiring efforts. Lelia Sanford, Editor Margaret Clark, Business Manager