Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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iHonosram Club r.ASEBALL Louise Hodges Carmen Cerecedo Virginia Bull Elsie Jones Mary C. Henson Mary Ford Finch Gray Deans Lucy Page Coffman Mary Goodloe Billings BASKET BALL Virginia Bull ; L rv Ford Finch Louise Hodges Gray Deans Elsie Jones TRACK Gray Deans Douglas Summers Elizabeth Putnam Alphonsine Stewart Virginia Bull Carmen Cerecedo Louise Hodges HOCKEY Gray Deans Virginia Bull Carmen Cerecedo Elizabeth Putman Alphonsine Stewart Louise Hodges

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)ong£i anb geU£i SCHOOL SOXG M. B. S. the name we sing. And our voices proudly ring As we join the mighty chorus full and strong. Tho ' our paths divided be We are loyal, true to thee, Home of happy schoolgirl days, the J.I. B. S. On the hillside green it stands, Beacon light to distant lands. While colors float about it fair and free. Daughters fond from far and near, Pay a loving tribute here. Home of happy school-girl days, the M. B. S. Chorus White and yellow float forever, Colors bravest and the best : Make the echoes catch the strain. Sounding back the glad refrain. White and Yellow float forever. M. B. S. WHITE YELLS AXD SOXGS (To Tune — Washington and Lee Swing) When the Yellows go to play basket-ball They ' re going to get a fearful sprize, that ' s all. They think that they are going to win this game, And to fool them so ' s just one great big shame, For we are going to fight with all our might. Put them in such a very sorry pli.ght That when they try to win. Just watch us grin. Watch us grin. Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Strawberry short cake Huckleberry pie V-i-c-t-o-r-y Whites— Whites. The Yellow Team is narrow minded. Believe my soul they ' re stiff jointed. They play ball and do mind it All day long. The White Team ' s broad minded. Believe my soul they ' re double jointed. They play ball and don ' t mind it All day long. Ice-cream, soda water, ginger ale pop. White Team, White Team, always on the top. Stand ' em on their head, stand ' em on their feet White Team. White Team, can ' t be beat ! YELLOW SOXGS AXD YELLS Oh Yellow Team — Oh — that ' s the team that ' s fine. Oh. that ' s the team you can ' t surpass, Xo matter how you pine. Oh me. oh my. we bid those Whites good bye. If anyone loves the Yellow Team, it ' s I. I. I, I, I! Did you ever see the Yellows lose, girls? Did you ever see the Yellows lose? No — no — kid ! For they never — never did ! The Yellows nev-er lose ! ! Thought I heard somebody say, The Yellow Team will win today. With a vevo — with a vivo — With a vevo — vivo — vum. Bum — get a cat trap Bigger than a rat trap. Bum. get another — bigger than the other — Yellow, Yellow — ciss — boom bah — Team — Team — rah — rah — rah ! In your black and white, oh White Team, You look just all right, oh White Team. As you stand over there cheering loud We ' ll say that you ' re a good looking crowd. And when the day is done, even though you ' ve won, oh White Team, There ' s something we ' ve been thinking of late. We say it most emphatically We think you ' re Great ! Cheer the team as it comes on the floor. It ' s the team that will roll up the score ; The guards get the ball every time ! And then they pass it down the line. The centers will pass it with vim To the forwards, who always put it in. And we will be true to the end To the girls who fight so bravely for the Yellows.

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JPrBeg for plues tocking OTorfe Rest Shori Story, offered by Palais Roval. won by Marjorie Duf ' fie. Best Poem, offered by Beverly Book Company, won by Alice Montgomery. Best Kodak Picture, oft ' ered by H. L. Lang Co., won by Alyse Rmnpf. Best Art Work, oft ' ered by Mr. Thomas Hogshead, w in by Lucy Page Coffman.