Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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Chapel at 11 a. m. Whitehouse Down the aisle for Installation come the Seniors and their little sisters. The play, The Male Animal, features Betty Ellis, Dodie Jones, and the Jongleurs. While Miss Wheeler watches and Aline Boss paints, Tedo Savage helps with the staging. Amy Read taps Carolyn Rouse a new member of A. K. G. On the halls of Whitehouse we learned well the harsh clanging of the big bell in the early morning. We saw the girls flocking to the kitchen for sandwiches and cokes. We heard stern commands for quiet if there were a pre gram in the auditorium. It is the auditorium that we remember most, however: hurrying there for chapel, slipping in for Prayers at night, joining the mad rush for Sing on Saturday, spending countless hours at play rehearsals, marching solemnly down the aisle for Freshman L ' Y Installation, marching later for Senior In ' stallation, marching for Senior Chapel on Fri ' day, and then for Graduation . . .

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Alone with its odors, Science Hall Ruth Fraughnaugh, Annie Belle Walker, and Betty Laird give the white rats tender care. Jean Carr, Anne Price, and Hallie Hillsman hunt electropotential lines. Mr. French teases Anne Covington for asking Mr. Mac ' s help with physics. Louise Bell, Ella Carrington, and Caroline Burwell work in analytical lab. Pies and soup and rolls on the first floor, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide on the second — that is Science Hall. There we studied nu ' trition, cooked and served meals, and had chemistry and physics lab. It was there, too, that we took all sorts of problems to be solved. When we needed properties for plays, help with our schedules, or even advice on our teaching, we went to Mr. Mac and Mr. French. When a big order of pictures came in and when The Virginian was ready to be delivered, we sought a place in the line to Science Hall.