Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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CLASSES, FRESHMAN COMMISSION, DRAMATIC CLUB, ALPHA PHI SIGMA, ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, KAPPA DELTA PI, STUDENT STANDARDS, PI KAPPA DELTA

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VTALLY important in the com- 1 pletion of a well-rounded college life are those times which are devoted to studv and meditation. In this rva ) We have sought after J nowl- edge and true wisdom and have found opportunities for self - expression and development of initiative. Through our studies has been presented the oppor- tunity of contacts with the faculty which have resulted in preparing us adequate- l ) for future work-

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SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICEFIS Standing, left to rioht: Carter Belle Munt, Secretary; Jane Royall, Classman. Sitting, left to right: Madeliene McGlolli- lin, President-, Elizabeth Hams, Treas- urer; Virainia Aoee, Vice-President. CLASS HISTORY -CI. HALLENGE, Compete and Conquer! was chosen enthusiastically as the motto of the class of 1938 at one of the first class meetings in the fall of 1934. The class of 1938, which became the largest senior class in the history of the school, elected in its freshman year Miss Jane Royall classman, Ann Peple president and proceeded vehemently with activities, always conscious of the sympathy of its sister class under the leadership of Tac Waters. In the fall the circus was always the first really important event. As a freshman, Isabel Plummer ran for queen of the event, but on the gala day Evelyn Knaub, then a senior, was revealed as the wearer of that cherished crown. As clowns, the members of the class of ' 38 failed to impress the judges in 1934, but for the next three years they won first prize. As sophomores, the songbirds of the class blacked up and sang darkey songs before a typical background. As juniors, the same songbirds, in white evening dresses and under the direction of Virginia Agee, formed a background of music for models of clothing and behavior typical of various historical periods. Gay Steiffen and Betty Butter- worth characteristically got rhythm-mad in both the junior