Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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The STAFF Virginia Bean Editor-in-Chief Elsie Cabell Business Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS Elizabeth Roberts - Nems Editor Virginia Hannah Editorials Mary Harrison Vaughan Features Minnie Smith ....Socials ASSISTANT EDITORS Doris Miller Literary Mabel Burton Sports Jacqueline Johnson Librarian Elizabeth Carroll Intercollegiate Nervs Virginia Agee Columnist Rotunda REPORTERS Dudley Allen Livian Powell Lillian Anderson Jennie Rock Louise Chandler Kathleen Sawyer Inez Chappeli Nan Seward Mary Joyner Cox Lois Vassar Marian Hardin Helen Reiff Ann Dugger Beckie Sandidge Emma Easley Vivian Womack Vera Ebel Pattie Jeffreys Merwyn Gathright Johnnie Lybrook LeNoir Hubbard Pattie Bounds Berniece Jones Helen Jeffries Madeline McGlothlin Ada Sanford Marguerite Snell — Chief T})pist Assistants: Mary Hubard, Lillian Anderson, Grace Allen Pittard, Lois Vassar, Janie Scaggs, Frances Lyons MANAGERS Ruth Phelps Assistant Business Manager Florence Bress Circulation Manager Virginia Yager .Assistant Circulation Manager Mamie Roberts Assistant Circulation Manager Willis Scott Assistant Circulation Manager Back . ' e i (o rig ii: Ebel, Jeffreys, Johnson, Lybrook. Middle roll), lefl io right: Sanford, Seward, Hubbard, Sawyer, Vassar. Front row, lefl to right: Hannah, Smith, Bean, Roberts, Jones, Vaughan. ■28-

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Alpha Phi Sigma is a national honorary fraternity for scholarship. It is the only honor society in the college to which freshmen are eligible upon matriculation. Salutatorians and valedictorians of high schools are automatically ehgible for membership. Students in college who make a high scholastic record are also eligible for membership. Standing, left to right: Button, Kelly, Lane, Milby. Seated: Montague, Miss Draper. -27-

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To serve as a chronicle of events and as a means of expression of journalistic talent is the purpose of The Rotunda, the weekly news- publication of S. T. C. It fosters such journalistic interests as news and feature writing, headline writing, and makeup, and the business angles of ad-selling and circulation. The close proximity of the printing office initiates those interested in the hnotype and various other phases of newspaper editing and publishing. The Rotunda endeavors to reflect the current attitudes of the S. T. C. campus, as well as to cooperate in spirit with the aims and ideals of students and administration. Its policy is to publish only such news and other articles as are appreciated and welcomed by its readers, avoiding sensationalism, radicalism, and extreme viewpoints which represent small minorities. The editorial staff of The Rotunda attempts to present problems actually felt within the student activities. -.y,i=rsa! Tm : 3 f .2H Ill 1 H B 1 i El r 1 r 7 If Back row, left to righl: Womack, Yager, Roberts, Snell, Miller, Allen. Middle roV), left to right : Phelps, Bress. Burton, Powell, Easley. Front roi», left to right: Reiff, Hardin, Cabell, Pittard, Scott. -29-