Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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T H R T Y E G H T With the same sportsmanhke determination to win that she shows on the hockey field, KATHLEEN BAILEY tackled her school problems and always came through with spectacular gains. . . . Considerate and understanding, MARGARET BAILEY gives advice like a philosopher and is loved for her sincerity and loyalty. . . . Conquering books and winning friends with the same ease, MARTHA BAILEY has made for herself in two years a vital place in the Student Body. . . . Musically inclined MARY RIVES BLACK gave her talents to the College Orchestra adding to its success. . . . EDNA BOLICK ' S calm spirit of strength and determination brought victories on the Hockey Field as well as A ' s in Home Ec. . . . Scholaily MARGARET BRYDON, enrichening her life through study, took an active part in school life. Alda Kathleen Bailey Hornlown, Virginia B. S. Margaret Lee Bailey ClarksviUe, Virginia B. S. Martha Florence Bailey Orange, Virginia B. S. Mary Rives Black Pamplin, Virginia Edna Ruth Bolick Crewe, Virginia B. S. Margaret Page Brydon Danville, Virginia B. S.

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Virginia L. Agee Dehue, Wesl Virginia B. S. Mary Dudley Allen Hebron, Virginia A. B. I TT - Caroline Elizabeth Alsop Prospect, Virginia B, S. Mary Farley Ames Arlington, Virginia B. S. 3NNALYNN WyATTE A ' ERY Holdcrofl, Virginia B. S. Harriett Letitia Bagwell Halifax. Virginia B. S. s Following a long list of triumphs, Farmville ' s outstanding thespian, versatile, hard- working VIRGINIA AGEE climaxed a long and brilliant dramatic career with a masterful performance in the title role of Maxwell Anderson ' s historic Mary Queen of Scots. ... If the much debated closed study hour ultimately proves a success, orchids to strong-willed, competent DUDLEY ALLE N who has been the moving force behind its adoption. . . . 22,440 miles of shuttling back and forth between Prospect and Farmville in search of knowledge have failed to dim the resolute spirit or to change the high scholar- ship of capable CAROLINE ALSOP. ... A transfer from Arlington Hall, suavely attired MARY AMES modestly becoming an integral part of her adopted class, won scores of friends with a gracious and vibrant personality. . . . Proving to be an inexhaustible source of news and campus comments BONNALYNN AVERY has made her name synonymous with good fellowship. . . . Coming to Farmville to her sophomore year — a transfer from Virginia Interment — LETITIA BAGWELL, a day student, has won a place among many friends. E N R S

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Tall, brown-eyed ETHEL BURGESS ' knowledge oi Chemistry and her ability as a chemist in the lab are unsurpassed. . . . Although contributing her abundant store of grace and beauty to many school activities, ELIZABETH BUTLER graduated in three and one-half years with honor roll grades. . . . Cherished comedienne of S. T. C, BETT ' BUTTERWORTH leaves memory of four years of sings, circuses, class productions, and her catchy humor as impersonator, songster, and dancer. . . . Reserved HELEN CALLIHAN, with true sincerity of purpose, has followed an undeviating path of earnestness in her work and loyalty to her friends. . . . Equally as assertive in her own convictions as in her famed debating, ingenious JUANITA CALLIS captures the admira- tion of many with her unexcelled ability and candor. ... 1 he strength of dependability and the will to work, essential for all successful class productions, were always found in KATHR N CARLTON. Ethel Cuthbert Burgess Fork Union, Virginia B, S. Anne Elizabeth Butler Norfolk, Virginia B. S. Elizabeth Virginia Butterworth DeWitt, Virginia B. S. Helen Callihan North Holston, Virginia ' ' JuANiTA Rosalind Callis Malhews, Virginia B. S. Lucy Kathryn Carlton Center Cross, Virginia