Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1938 volume:

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U raftou O fiE staff af tlif 19 3 3 illuf aturkiitg in prpamttiuy tliis anitiial Itas maht ttn attempt to hf nrtitiHal auii lias tl]UB rarrtpJJ out no brfinitc tbrmp. dlipir thra luas In prcapitt in a jileasant anb attrafliur may tiir rucnla ani bapprninns nf anntlirr yrar at liMarii UJaliimin. 2{paliitna that thia ia a rljanyr tl rg liopr it mrrta mttl) tlir approual of t p Btn rnt boiiu. A arrnr familiar to all: tlir planta at tltp foot of (Ebappl atppa. 5Fornial ftimtprs, U-flurra. aitii rnurrrtH arc aamr nf thr hiijltUghts nf tlir rnlUuiir year. K o LLeqe U la s iei Ojctivllies 1 auLicalions Oflkleilcs izfcatures ' s TliL-re is ;i spirit iirrscnl at Mary I ' aldvvin that can lie cruililcd lartjely to the quiet beauty of the collci e ami the surroun(lini{ countrwsiile. The buildings manifest in themselves the personality of the entire college — its serenity, noble dignity, and complete amitv between students themselves, as well as between facult ' and students. cJke iyoiiecje 4i .M ' -.r : i ii: -i-; ' -L- . ' : -i .: ' ir -W- -■ ' 5? ,-;: ] . f ■i JL- ' s •: ;■ :3- -l€: ' . mJi mo ' ltal ' S tiM ' t_ ■■■ -jfti? - rpM ' 9 oW yoya. ' ' r, ii mm m iPiill ' • ii ( Cco u h yiii ' U -o-o t ' - j .. ■r 4-; m tt: .! --: --M WmL i ymi : v iLi -■ fK ' c - - .• ' 11 iliiiiKi i 3r i3g 3L fe ' e Jioaro of cJrusiees l r. llunk-r I ' .. r.l;ikvl . I ' rcsulcut : IUtIuti J. Tayl.ir. Secretary: M. M. Md-ar, (.■amplH-ll I ' aiicaki-. C ' liarK-s S. lluiiu-r. j. W. II. I ' ilsdii. Mrs. Thus. H. Russell, I )r. II. S. Tiinur. W. II. I.ast, 1). ( ikiiii Ruckiiiaii, jaiiK-s I). I ' l ancis, Capt. Frank M. ray, Judjjc Rcjbcrt I ' . Hutchesoii, Dr. Julian A. I ' .urruss, Dr. R. B. Grinnan, Dr. Il.irris E. Kirk, Dr. Frederick L. I ' rown, Dr. Wyndham P . RIanton, Rev. Wall.Kc McI ' . Alston, John A. Coke, Jr., Dr. L. Wilson Jarman, cx-officio KXECLTl 1 ' : COM M ITTEE IlrxTKK p.. I!l.- ki:ly, Chairman L. Wilson Jarman Charles S. Huntp:r J. W. H. PiLSON H. S. Turner Frank AI.Wray Left to Right: Hon W. H. East, Mr. Campbell Pancake, Dr. W. Blanton, Mr. J. A. Coke, Ir.. Itix;E R. F. HuTCHEso.v, Capt. F. ' ray, Hon J. W. H. Pilson, Mr. Charles S. Hunter, Rev. H. E. Blakkly, Dr. L. W. Tarm.an, Hon. H. T. Tavlor, Dr. F. L. Brown, rRs. Thos. Ri-ssRLL, Rf.v. W. .Alston. Dr. H. . . TrRXKR, :,iii. t. M. Eii... r, Mr. D. ( ;. Rickman 21 tyiizabetk 1 oole CfJ [ s I r a I L miYiistratiOYi John F . Daffin, B.S., M.S. Bursar and T, rcasnrcr James T. Spillil n, B.A. Assistant Bursar Marguerite Hillhoi ' .se, R.A. Registrar Secretary to the President Frances Dodson. R.A. Secretary to the Dean of the Collet t 24 Aiiiiii: iMoKKiso.N McI ' aki.am), I ' l.A. I.ihroruni [Iki,I ' ; C. Eyster Piclilian Mrs. Frank Pancake Siipcn ' isor of Halls Marcaret Lang, R.N. Rcsidoit A ' ursc Fannie Baker Stollenwerck Assistant to the Dean of the College 25 a c u L i if Edward P. Vandiver, Jr., Ph.D. Professor of English Andrew J. Mahler, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Catherine Puryear Mims, M.A. .Assistant Professor of English Clare King, M.A. Instructor in Coinnierrial Education Mary E. La ken an, M.R.E. Professor of Bible Winifred Love, r .A. jllumncc Sccrelarv 26 iM.sm C ' di.i.i.xs I ' dW icLi.. M.A. Pirctlnr (if riiysical I ' .ducalioii Caul V. IIkdmax, I ' m. I!. Professor of l-inc . Iris Elizabeth Gaines, M.A. Assistant Professor of Musie Christine Gunlaugson, B.M. Dircetor of Voice and Public School Music Mary E. Latimer, Ph.D. Director of Speech and Dramatics Associate Professor of English Randolph Arnold, K.A. Director of Art 27 ' iLLiAM E. Trout, Jr.. Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Zdenka Alda Hurianek, M.D. Professor of Biology and Resident Phxsiciaii Lillian C. Thom.sen, Ph.D. . Issislaiit Professor of Biology Mildred E. Taylor. Ph.D. Professor of Matheinaties and . Istriijioniy John P.. Daffin, M.S. Professor of Pliysies 28 Kari, I ' ' . sim. n Siii;i)n, I ' li.l). ' nifrssiir of Modern I .aniiiuiijc. C ' l.AUK j. I ' l.AiNSiirKCII, M.A. , Issislaiil rrofcssiir of rriuli MaIO ' I ' JJZAIiETII PodLK, M.A. .IssisUnit Frofissor of French J anxik r.AKTii Stkaus.s, M.A. Inslructor in German MakvWattkk.s, Ph.D. Issislant Professor of History and Spanish 29 Maky Swan Carroll, P ' h.D. rrofcssor of History and Political Science Nancy With ERSPOON McFarland. M.A. .Issistant Professor of Latin and History Thomas Hancock Grafton, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Economics Martha Stackhou.se Grafton, M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology . . Kenneth L. Smoke, I ' h.L). Professor of Psychology and Philosophy Forrf:.st Dumont Iirown, Ph.D. Instructor in Education and Psychology 30 .. .Mis ruwell- 2. -MibS GunlauKSon— 3. Dr. Sm .kc 4. .Miss Hillhousc -.r Mis- King and Miss Gaines— 6. Miss Arnold— 7. Miss Powell, Miss Minis, Miss Arnold and Miss Gunlaugson— 8. Dr. Mahler— 9. Miss Abbie and Miss Nancy McFarland —10. Dr. Brown— 11. Miss Poole and Miss Dodson— 12. Miss Dodson— 13. Miss Poole— 14. Miss Lakenan— 15. Dr. Carroll— 16. Dr. Shedd— 17. Dr. Taylor. Snaps of acLiLlij This student liody is, as in nil other colleges, made up of four classes. Mary Baldwin is different in the re- spect that there is no unnecessary class distinction. Students in all the classes are encouraged to know each other. This is accomplished sociall), intellectually, and athletically. The common interests that each class has with the others hold the students to- gether in a true sjiirit of loyalty to Marv Baldwin. cJ k e Lj L a s s e s Ji-:ssiF. Ma I ' , C(ivkr I ' ici--I ' rcshlnil JosKPHiNE Luck Si ' crdarv Senior C Lass Ufficers Al.lCK P.dRDKN MOdRE Prcsidcul Sgf Mary Fk(ist Wilson Treasurer Miss Poole Sponsor CLASS COLORS Scarlet ami (jold 35 % JOAN BALLARD LANSING, MICHIGAN .lllciidaiili- IJEVKULY BlVKNS Joyce Ai.BRicHT CuiiJidatc for Bachelor of .Irts Dcgrci French Freshman: Art Cluli; Riding Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athk-tic Association. Soi ' HOMORK : Art Chili; 1 )ramatic Clul) ; Garden Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Junior : Michigan State College at East Lansing, Michigan. Senior: . rt Cluh; Treasurer of Art Chili; French Chili; Y. W. C. A.; .Athletic Association. 36 a o MAkJ( )kll ' : IM-.ASIJ ' .Y Allll- ' .XS, t)IIIO Mtc gw Cuinlidatc for Juiclirlnr of . Iris Dcijrc Art Fri-shmax: Riding Cluli; Art Club; Music Cluli; Glee CIul); Y. W. C. A.; Athletic AsM.ciation. Sophomore: Riding Club; Art Club; Cilee Club; Hon- orary Riding Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. JuxioR : ' ice-President of Riding Cluli; President of Art Club; Social Committee; Presidents ' Forum; Science Club; Art Editor of Bluestockinc. ; Y. W. C. A. Puli- licity Program; Athletic Association ; Horse-Show Cup. Senior: President of Riding Cluli; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Social Committee; Riding Leader on . thletir Council; Athletic Association; Alaid-of-l lonor to the Queen. Allciidanis PaTI Y Ro(jF M. R loRIK ToBIX M1 tl 37 .i % GERALDINE ELIZABETH BERRY STAUNTON, VIRCUNIA Attendants Frances Cline Elaine Kibler Candidate fur IhichcUir of Arts Dcgn Bible FkicsHMAN: Athletic Assuciatioii ; 1 ia ' Stii lt-nt Cluli; Y. W. C. A. . SorHDMoui;: Day Student Cluli; Athletic Assuciation ; Y. W, C. A. Ji ' MoR : 1 lay Sttulent Cluh ; Athletic Associati iii ; Y. W. C. A. ; Science Chiti. Senior: Day Student Cluh; Athletic Association ; Y. ' . C. A.; ' I ' reasnrer of Science C ' luli. 38 oMo I ' .I.I ' .ANOK CVAX CkKK.WI I.I.I ' ;, .SOl ' TII CAUOIJ.NA Candidate for Bachelor of . Iris Dci ri Speech and Dramatics Attendants Florence Jeefrey Jeanne Tovrteli.ot Freshm. x: , thlctic Assciciaticm ; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Chil.; Music Chill. Sophomore: .Athletic .Association; Y. W. C. . . Glee Club; Music CIul ; 1 Iramatic Cluli; Cast of Ladies of tite Jury. Junior : Athletic .Association ; Y. W. C. .A. ; Secretary and Treasurer of Dramatic Club ; Program Committee of Y. ' .C.A. ; Cast of The Sxean and Suffresscd Desires. Senior: Athletic .Association; Y.W.C.A. ; Cast of Fresli Fields: Presidents ' Forum; President of Oramatic CIuli. 39 ( % REBA PAULINE CLEMMER MIDDLEBROOK, VIRGINIA Allcndiinis Anne Jones Winifred Young Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degrc History ■ i wL Freshman: Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A.; Atlilotic Association. . Soi ' HOMoiu; : Day Student Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; AthUtic Association. Junior: Day Student Cluli; International Relations Cluli; Y. W. C. -A.; Athletic .Association. Sk.mor: Day Student Cluli; International Relations CIuli; C.arden Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 40 PlziAf aMo JX)k()TllV I.OIS OJllKX STAUNTON, VIRCINIA Cainliilalc fur Ihiclirlor of .Irts Dcijrcc Mdlliriiuilics, Cliriiiistrv .lll.-iKhinlx M AUV 1- k ANCI-s I )riJI.KV Ika.v 1mi ikr Fkkshman: Day Student Chili; Y. W. C. A,; Athletic AssuciatiiiM ; Class Ht)ckc ' Team. Soi ' humiikk: Hay Student ( luh; Y. W . C. A.; I ' hi (lamnia Alpha Sucietx ; I ' sNcholugy Clul . JrNKiic Day Student Cluh; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic As- Sdciatiim; Class Hockey Team; German Chili; President (if Science Cluli; I ' residents ' Forum; Mary Pialdwin Honor Society. Skn ' iok: . thletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Executive Committee of Science Cluh; Chairman of (German Chil-; X ' ice-I ' resident of Day Student Cluli; Mary Baldwin Honor Society. 41 , ?) 0_lu£4tiM:A: MARY JAXE COOKE ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Attendants Baubara Bakkr Freddie Youxg Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Freshman : Y. . Clul); -Music Club; Sophomore : Y. . Club; Music Club; Club; C. A. ; Athletic Association ; Gk-c Treasurer of Class ; French Club. C. A. ; Athletic Association ; Glee ' ice-President of Class; French Class Hockev Team. Junior: Y. W . C. A.; Athletic Association; Glee Club; Music Club; Language Club; Science Club; Interna- tional Relations Club; President of Class; Class Hockey Team ; Class Basketball Team ; arsity Hockey Team ; Bluestocking Staff ; Presidents Forum. Senkik: Y W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Student Council; House President; Glee Club; Music Club; Science Club; International Relations Club; Language Club; Class Hockey Team; Varsit) ' Hockey Team. 42 MoAf aM: 1R(,I. IA HOPE COOKL ZA. i:S lLLli, OilHJ Candidate for Jhichclur f .Irts Degree History and JUoloi y .lllcintiiiils M AKi.AKKT 1jU(]VV Freshman: Y.W ' .C.A. Athletic Association; l)cli:iting Club. SopHOMDKE : Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Ailvcr- tising Manager of Misirtlaiiy ; Siianish Club; Intirnu- tional kilations Club. JrxioK: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Business Manager of Miscclltiny ; Associate Business Manager of Camj us Comments ; Secretary of International Relations Cluli; Social Committee of Y. W. C. - . ; Science Club. Se.nior: Y. W. C. -A.; .Athletic .Association; ' ' ce- Fresident of Student Council; House President; Chair- man of Club House Committee; ICIio ' s ll ' lto, Students in American Colleyes; ' ice-President of International Kelations Club; Associate Editor of Miscellany : Execu- tive Board of Science Club. 43 , ? % JESSIE MAE COVER STAUNTON, VIRGINIA AllciKhinIs Hklen Gilkeson Betty Gronemeyeu Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree EiKjIisli Fukshman: i );i - Stiidciit Cluli; Athletic Assuciaticni ; ' ice-l ' r ' si(lcnt of Class; Y. W. C. A. Soi ' hdmcihe: Day Student Cluli; French (. hih; Y. W. C. A.; Athktic Assuciatioii. li ' Niok: 1 )a.v Stiidcnt Cluli; French Cluh; Assistant I ' usincss Manager IjLL ' F.stdckinm, ; Science Cluh; Huckc} ' Team. Senidr: (iernian Cluh; Science Club; Secretary iif Day Student Cluh; Vice-President of Class; Princess, Ajijilc Blossom Festixal. 44 MccJ C MARY HAZl ' .L CRIST STAUNTON, NIUCIN I A y Candidate for Bachelor of .Iris Dcyrcc History Freshman : Soiitlitrn Seminary at Biuiia ' ista, ' irginia, SoPHdMoui;: Harrisonburg State Teachers C ' nllcge at Harrisonburg, Virginia. Jixiok: Day Student Club; Athletic Association ; Y. W. C A.; International Relations Cluli. Seniou: Day Student Clnb; Athletic Association; Inter- national Relations Club ; Y. W. C. A. .Illriuttiiils Aklene I ' keuuy Jane Raudenbush 45 , , ' V ? JEAN EATON DIESCHER PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Allcndaiils Catherine Gierhart Harry Lou Johnson Candidate for Bachelor of .his Deyree Eiujlisli Freshman: Associate Editor tif MisiclUiny : Associate News Editor of Caiiif ' us CoiiniicHts : French Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association ; I )ramatic Club. Soi ' HOMORF, : e vs F.ditiir of Cuiiil iis Cuiiunciils : French Club; International Relations Club; Y. W. C. A. Ji ' xioR: Editor of Caiiif ' iis Cuiiniiciils ; Chapel Commit- tee ; ] ' rcsidents ' Forum ; Athletic Association ; YAV.C.A. Senior: President of Student Government; Y.W C.A. Cabinet; Presidents ' Forum; Who ' s Who in AincrxtiUi Viiivcrsilics and Colleges: Chapel Committee; Athletic Association; International Relations Club; French Club. 46 fe :UTH Rosi ' : r.Ai.EY KI-;V W KST, 1-I.(IKIDA Cuiididalc for Bachelor of Arts Dc(jrcc Spanish Freshman: Music Club; Spanish Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. SuPHOMdKE: Music Club; Spanish Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Music Club; Spanish Club; Secretary of Stu- dent Council; Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Atliletic Association. Senior: Music Cluli; Spanisli Club; X ' ice-l ' resirlent of Science Club; Y. W. C. . . ; Athletic . ssociation. Allciuhinls IjKtty Buchanan Jane Redlin 47 ° , ' V ? FRA XES LOUISE GARWOOD POCAHONTAS, VIRGINIA Altciidaiits Beity Cleveland Sarah Frances Ferrell Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Music Freshman : Music Cluli ; Y.W ' .CA. ; Athletic Association. Sofhiim(jre: Music Club; Spanish Cluli; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. IttNioR: Music Club; Spanish Club; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Senior: Spanish Club; President of usic Club; Presi- dents ' Forum ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. 48 MoAf aMo NANCY GWYN GILLIAM STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Candidate for Bachelor of .Iris Dcijri Eiu lisli Attcndanis Hilda Brown Florence Cooper Freshman: Mitchull College at Statesville, Xurth Carolina. SoPH iMORF. : Mitchell College at Statesville, North Carolina. Junior: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Secretary of Science Chili; Garden Chili. Senior: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Art Club; Executive Committee of Science Club; House Presi- dent ; Garden Club ; Student Council. 49 % ADELE GOOCH STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Attendants Kitty Holt Anne Woodwaru Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English and Psychology Freshman: Little Sisters ' Club; Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Soi ' HOM(jRi;: French Club; Little Sisters ' Club; Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Treasurer of Science Club; Day Student Club; Little Sisters ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Science Club; Day Student Club; Little .Sisters ' Club; Y. W. C. A. ' ; Athletic Association. 50 oMo ELIZABETH SEE GL ' TIIRTE BATON kOl ' Gi:, LOriSlAXA Candidate fur Bachclur of .Iris Degree Art Attendants Camille Anderson Barbara Durham Freshman : Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Sophomore : Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, Louisiana Iunior: Y. . C. A.; Athletic Association; Art Cluli; Granddaughters ' Club; Garden Cluli. Senior: Y. W. C. A.; Social Committee; Athletic As- sociation; Misceliany Staff; Art Cluh; Garden Club; Granddaughters ' Club. 51 $ ADELAIDE HILL SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ■ r Attendants Sally Cheney Margy Anne Hall Caiulidatc for Bachrlor of .Iris Dajrc History Freshman: Incaniati.- Word College at Sail Antonio, Texas. Sophomore: Incarnate Word College at San Anionic Jt: ion: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Cluli; International Relations Clul). Senior : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association ; Dramatic Club ; Presidents ' Forum ; President of International Relations Cluh; Maid-of-Honor to the Queen. 52 fe . MARY LIGON HUTCHESON CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA Caiididafi- for Bachelor of Arts Dcgrc French .Ulciidaitls Mathilda Brugh Jean Young Freshman: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Music Clul.. Sophomore : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association ; Music Qui); Garden Cluh. Junior: YA ' .C.A. ; Athletic Association; Music Chili; Garden Club; French Club; Glee Club; World Fellow- ship Committee. Senior : Y.W.C.A. ; Athletic Association ; Music Club ; Garden Club; Glee Club; French Club; Vice-President of French Club; W ' orlil Fellowship Committee. 53 a ' LELIA HUYETT CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA Attendants Shirley Black June Trout Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dcgrct French Freshman : Athletic Association ; Y.W.C.A. ; Freshman Hockej ' Team ; Music Club; Dramatic Club, French Club. Sophomore: French Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Hockey Team; Basketball Team; Chair- man of Social Committee of Y. . C. A. Junior : Athletic Association ; Treasurer of Y. . C. A.; French Club; Assistant Editor of Bluestockinc, ; Cast of The Si ' an ; Hockey Team; Basketball Team. Senior : President of Y. W. C. Presidents ' Forum ; French Chil den Club; (P n .t lllio. Students A. ; Student Council ; Dramatic Club; Gar- ni American Colleges. 54 oMo JOSI ' I ' IIIXI ' . KlXr, JACKSON 1111,11 I ' OI.NT, M)KTII lAKOI.INA Candidate for Bachelor of . Iris Degree Sociology Atlciidaiils Elizabeth Banner Molly Wagener Glee Club; Music Club Athletic Association. Sophomore: Art Club; Glee Club; Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. Y. W. C A. Junior: Vice-President of Glee Club; Art Club; Gar- den Club; International Relations Club; Athletic Asso- ciation; Y.W.C.A. Committee; Campus Coiiiincnis Staff. Senior: Presidents ' Forum; President of Art Club; Secretary of International Relations Club ; Vice-F ' resi- dent of Garden Club; Athletic Association; Y.W.C.A. 55 ' V .? MARGARET BELLE KELLER STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Attendants Katherine Anderson Jean Larner CiDididafc for Bachelor of Arts Degree Chemistrv Freshman: Agnes Scott College at Decatur, Georgia. Sophomore: Day Student Club; Athletic Association; Garden Club ; lodern Language Club ; Y. W. C. A. Junior: Day Student Club; Athletic Association; Ger- man Club ; Science Club ; Class Hockey Team ; Class Basketball Team ; Y. W. C. A. Senior : Day Student Club ; Athletic Association ; YA ' . C. A. ; German Club ; Science Club ; Class Hockey Team. 56 f?laAf aMo SARAH WATKIXS LACY MT. CLINTON, VIRGINIA Candidate jar Bachelor of .Iris Degree Social Science Freshman: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. SiiPHOMOKE : Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Athletic Association ; Chairman World Fellowship; Garden Club; Glee Club. Junior: Athletic Association; Chairman Devotional Committee ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ; Secretary Y.W ' .C.A.. ; Garden Club; Glee Club; Science Club. Senior; Athletic Association; Class Hockey Team; Class Basketball Team; Chairman Program Y.W.C.A. ; Vice-President Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Glee CIuli. Altciidttiit.i Is.viiEL Carpenter I )oRius Withers f 1 0_luiut( cA SARAH HAAIMONU LATHAM STAUNTON, VIRGINIA AUcndanis Harkikt KiNi; Nancy Lee IcManaway Cain idafc for Bachelor of Arts Dcijrcc French Freshman: Language Club; Hockey Team; Basketball Team; Little Sisters ' Club; Day Student Club; Glee Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore; French Club; Hockey Team; Basketliall Team; Little Sisters ' Club; Day Student Cluli; Glee Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. U ' Nior: French Club; Little Sisters ' Club; Day Stu- dent Clul); (dee Club; Athletic . ssociation ; Y.W.C.A. Senkjr: l- ' rench Club; Siianish Club; .Music Cluli; Day Student Club; Cdee Club; .Athletic .Association; Hockey- Team; Sports ' Leader of Senior Class; Y. W. C. A.; Little Sisters ' Club; Mary Baldwin Honor Society. 58 M oMo LUCY JOSEPHINK LICK ASHLAND, VIRGINIA CanduhUc [or lUiclidor of . Iris Dcijrcc Spi-crli and Jh ' diiialiis Fhkshman : I )riimalic (. ' liili; C.k-L ' C ' luli; Allilclic Asso- ciation ; Y. W. C. A. Siii ' HoMDRi: : I iramatic Cliili play Liidics af tlic Jury; Spanish Cluli; Athk-tic Assiiciaticm ; Y. W. C .A. ' Jt ' NHik: ' icf-rrcsi(lent of Innior Class; Dramatic Clnh; I ' lav The S-a;vi; Kidnis ' C ' lnli; Athk-tic Associa- tion; Y. W. C. A. Senior; Secretary of Senior Class; Student Council; House F ' resident of Fraser ; Vice-President of Dramatic Cluli; riavs Fresh Fields and The Dnst of the Road; KuVms. Chih; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. .Illeiidaiils Ikis Bucki.i.v MaHV I ' J.KANOK TAUliliK 59 { } ? MARY WATIES LUMPKIN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Candidal t- fur Bachelor of . Arts Degree AlU-ndaiils French EusE Casscells Mamie Thomas ni .1 % Kkeshman: F i-ench Cliili; Y. W Association. . C. A.; Athletic SoI ' H(JMoke : Treasurer of Class; Treasurer of French Club ; Class Hockey Team ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Junior: Feature Editor of Bluestockinc ; ClassMar- shal ; Chairman of Social Committee ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Skxiok: House I ' resident: S ' udent Council; Cliief Mar- shal; Language Club; Y.W ' .C.A. ; Athletic .Vssncia ' ion ; Willi ' s ll ' liii, Students in American Colteges; Queen nf the Commencement Pageant. 60 a :: : MAY McCALL .SAVANNAH, GKORGIA Caiui ' ulati- for Bachelor of .Irts Dcgrci RiuiUsh Freshman: Dramatic Club; Art Cluli; Y. V. C. A.; Athletic Association. Soi ' Homdre: Caiiifiux Coiiniiciits Stalif; Dramatic Clul ; Glee Club; Garden Club; Y. V ' . C. A. ; Athletic Associa- tion; Art Club. Junior : Treasurer Junior Class ; Class Basketball Team ; Secretary Garden Club; Glee Club; International Rela- tions Club; .Art Club; Y.W.C.A. ; Athletic Association. Senior: President Garden Club; Secretary Y.W.C.A.; Secretary-Treasurer Art Club; I ' resideiUs ' Forum; Athletic Association. Altcitdanls Myrii.e Fov ai. ry norfleet white 61 ?? % JANE BELL MATTOX LANCASTER, OHIO . Iltciidaiils Genevieve Bknckenstein Frances Perrottet tr ' ' - ., ' Ai.i.. ' !. .it r ' -j 1 SSSI Candidate for Jhicliclor of Arts Dcijri French Fheshmax: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Cluli; Music Club; French Cluh. Sophomore: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Music Cluh; French Cluh; Spanish Cluh. Iimok: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; President Glee Cluh; Music Cluh; ' ice-Prcsi(lent French Cluh; Spanish Cluh; Bi.uestockixc. Staff. Senior: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Cluh; Music Cluh; Spanish Cluh; President French Cluh; Student Council; House President; Presidents ' Forum. 62 ' M uJky oMo KLJZAr.KTll CLAYTON AIIJ.LS CARBONDALE, PEN NSYl.VAM A Candidate far I ' achclor of Arls Dcijrcc Sociology Frkshman: Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Siii ' iKJMiini. : Y. . C. A.; Athletic Association; Dra- niatic C ' luli; International Relations Cluli. Ji-xioii: Science Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa- tion; I )ramatic Chili; Garden Cluh ; International Re- lations Chih. Skniok: Science Cluh; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa- tion ; Secretary-Treasurer of International Relations Cluh; Dramatic Cluh. Jih ' iidciiils Kathleen Daily Jil.M.VINE PaXTON 63 , ( % MARY LOU MOFFITT HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA AUcndLiiils Nancy Eskuukik Nancy Lee Owen Candidate for Bachelor uf Arts Degree .Irt and Eni lish Freshman: High Point College at High Point, North Carolina. Sni ' HoMoui: : High Point College at High Point, North Carolina. JuNiok: Art Cluli; (iarden Cluh; Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. . .; Athletic Association. Senior: Social Committee; Garden Chili; Art Cluh; Granddaughters ' Cluh; Y.W.C.. . ; . thlctic .Association. 64 ' MaA aM ALICE P.ORDPLN MOORE U II.MINCTON, NORTH CAROLINA CaiidiJatc for rnichclor of .liis Degree Koiiiaiice Laiu uayes Frkshmax; Spanish Club; Reporter for Campus Com- ments: Intercollegiate Debating Team; Track Team; Athletic Association ; Y. W. C. A. Sophomore: Debating Club; Intercollegiate Debating Team ; French Club ; Spanish Club ; Varsity Track Team ; Athletic Association ; Y. W. C. A. Junior : Intercollegiate Debating Team ; French Club ; President of Spanish Club ; Glee Club ; Presidents ' Forum ; President of Debating Club ; Assistant Editor of Miscellany ; Mary Baldwin Honor Society; Hockey Team ; Basketball Team ; Varsity Track Team, In- tercollegiate Deb;iling Team; Secretary of Athletic Association. Sknkir: President of Senior Class; Presidents ' Forum; iriio ' s U ' lw i)i American Universities and Colleges; Committee on Chapel Programs ; Hockey Team ; Bas- ketball Team; Associate Editor of Miscellany; Glee Club; Modern Language Club: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. ; Mary Baldwin Honor Society. Attendants Kitty ' ILLrAMS ViR(.iNi. Worth 65 S ' $ LUCILE EUGENIA MOORE STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Allcndaiils BiLLIE BussEY Allan Carpenter Candidate fur Bachelor of .Irts Dcgrct English Freshman: Day Student Club; Garden Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Soi ' HOMDRF. : Day Student Club: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Junior: Day Student Cluli; Athletic Association; YA ' . C. A.; Class Hockey Team; Science Cluh. Senior: Day Student Club; Athletic Association; YA ' . C.A. ; Class Hockey Team; Science Club; International Relations Club. 66 ' MziA aMo MARY TTKI.EN MURRAY ( AKTIIACK, . l-; YORK Candidate for JUicliclnr of .iris Dci rcc Social Sciciirc Freshman: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Dra- matic Cluli. Sophomore: Athletic Association; Y. W .C. A.; French Club ; Garden Cluh. Ji ' N ' ior: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Cluli; Science Cluli; Garden Club. Senior: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Club; Modern Language Club; Science Club. Attendants AIarana Ogden M RV Lrr Sulliv n W ■]% 07 % RUTH PARISH SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Ailciidiiiits Barbara Lemmond Martha Jane Rich Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History and Sociology Freshman: Y. W. C. A.; Athk-tic Association; Class Hockey Team ; Class Baseball Team ; ' arsit ' Baseball Team. Sophomore: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Class Hockey Team; Class Baseball Team; Varsity Hockey Team ; Varsity Baseball Team ; Hockey Convention. Junior: Y.W.C.A.; Athletic Association; Class Hockey Team ; Class Baseball Team ; Varsity Baseball Team ; Science Club; Class Sport Leader; Athletic Association Council; Baseball Leader; Athletic Editor of Blue- STOCKlNl,. Senior: Y.W.C.A, ; Athletic Association; Class Hockey Team ; Varsity Hockey Team ; Science Club ; President of Athletic Association ; Student Council ; Presidents ' Forum; Hockey Con cntion. 68 oMo KATIE PARKINS STA I ' NTON , V I kC, I N I A i Ciu d da c [or Bachelor nf . Iris Dccira liiit lisli Allciutanls Alick Berky Cleveland Helen Morkiss Freshman: French Cluli; Internatimuil Relations Cluli; Day Student Cluli; Athletic Assuciation ; Hockev Team; Y. W. C. A.; Baseball Team; Grand.laughters ' Cluli. Sophomore: French Club; Day Student Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Hockey Team; Hascliall Team ; Granddaughters ' Club. Junior: Dramatic Chili; Day Student L ' lub; Grand- daughters ' Club; Play TJic Si ' uii ; Athletic Association; Hockey Team ; Baseball Team ; Y. W. C. A, Senior: Dramatic Club; Day Student Club; Athletic Association; Hockev Team; Granddaughters ' Club; ■ Y. VV. C. A. 69 { $ ELIZABETH EGGLESTON PERROW HURT. VIRCilXIA . - Attendants Mary Conlon Bettina Hull Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Frkshman: Y.W.C.A. ; Atliletic Assnciation ; Archery Cuj) ; Dramatic Chili. Soi ' HOMORE; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association Council; Archery Sports Leader; 1 )rainatic C ' luh; Cierman Cluh. Junior: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Garden Clidi; Dramatic Club; Cast of The Swan ; German Cluh; International Relations Cluh. Senior: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional I elatit)ns Cluh ; Senior Marshal. 70 f ZoAf oMo MAin ' i ' -.l.lZAr.l ' l ' ll IMIIl.l ' OTTS M(ir. I Ai K, -ik(;i. lA Candidate for Bachelor of .his Decree Enylish .ItlClullllllS Maxine Dunlap Anne Snavely Freshman: Athktic AssociatiDii ; Y, W. C. A.; Nfusic Club. Sophomore: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Garden Club. Junior: Athletic Association; Y. . C. , . ; Science Club. Senior: .Athletic Association; Y.W.C.A. ; Science Cluli. ( ? JESSIE ANNE ROUDARUSH LURAY, VIRGINIA ■• ' ' ««l « j Atlriidants Dorothy Balu.han Betty Ellen Wilcox Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dciirct English Fkeshmax: Alusic Club; Athletic Association; Glee Cluh; Y. V. C. A.; Little Sisters ' Club. Sophomore: Glee Club; Athletic Association; Little Sisters ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Music Club. luN ' iou: Science Club; Athletic Association; Music Club; Y. W. C. A.; Little Sisters ' Club. Skxiok: Little Sisters ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic . ssiiciation ; Science Club. 72 MaAf al o EMMA Kl ' TH SILI ' .R FISHEKSN ' ILLE, VIKGIMA ■ Candiduic for PHichcInr of .Iris Ihuircc Jlihlc .lU.-ndaiits M AHi.AHII AM.ACK SniKMl: I )lll(lS E. SiLKK Fhkshman ' : I )av Stiuk-nt Cluli; Alhk-tic Assnciatiini ; Y. W. C. A. Sni ' iiiiMiiRi: : 1 );iv Stuileiit Cluli; Atlilftic Association; Y. W. C. A. Junkik: icc-l ' rtsi(kiit of Day Stiuli-iit C ' lul ; Atli- Ictic Association; Associate menilicr of Science Clnli; Y. W . C. A. St.NioK : 1 lay Student Cluli; Science Clul ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 7 . 0luUtbi::A DOROTHY MAE SPRUCE CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA .llU-iidaiils Kr.iiKCCA Arxdi.d Martha Letzkus Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art J P Freshman: Art Cluli; YA .C.A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Art CIuli ; Garden Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. JiNi.iu: . rt Clnb; Garden Cluh; Spanish ChiL: Y. . C. A.; . thlctic Association. Senior: Art Cluh; Garden Cluli; Sjianish Ckih; Mis- cellany Staff; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. 74 Ma aMo MARCAKI ' .T lll ' .AI.I ' : TA ' L()R . (IKI ' I11.K, IU(,1MA Candidate for Bachelor of . Iris Pei rcc li II I lis 1 1 .llUndiinls lUni Y BoYU Bktty Brown Fri;shman: Y.W ' .C.A. ; Atlilctic Associatinii ; Dramatic Club ; cast of llcdda Gabler. Soi ' HoMoiiF. : Y. W. C. A.; Atlilttic Association; Dra- matic Cliili; cast of Ludics of the Jury. Ti-N ' ioR: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Dramatic Cliih; Garden Cluh. Sknior: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; I )raniatic Cluh; Science Clnli; International Relations ( luh. I {ib« 75 V 0.lu£4tao C NELDA ANN TERR IE PETERSBURG, NiKGIMA Allcndan s Sakah Hannah Shirley Keelcar Candidate for Ikichdor of Arts Degree Aliisic Freshman; Y. W. C. A.; Athk-tic Association; Music Gull. SoPHoMoRK ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Music Club; French Club; Garden Club. Iuniok: YAN ' .C.A.; Athletic Association; Music Club French Club; Garden Club. Se.n ' ior: Y. W. C. a.; Athletic Association; Music Club; Garden Club; (dee Club. 76 Mc a£ :o ICUZAllKTII CORIXXl ' : TO.MICS sTAiw rox, -ik(;i. iA Candidate for Bacliclor of Arts Dcgri Speech and Dramatics Frkshman: Atlilftic Association; Dav Stuilcnt Cluli; Dramatic Club; Y. W, C. A. Sui ' HdMDRF. : 1 )ay Student Club; Fr(.iich Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. luNion: Dav Student Club; Dramatic Club; cast of The Sze ' aii: Athktic Association; Y. W. C. A. Sexiok : Day Student Club; Dramatic Club; cast of Fresh Fields: Athletic Association; YA ' .C.A. ; Director of Senior Play. .Illeiulaiils Janet Cline Emma Padgett , , ' V .f MARY ANN VALZ STAl ' XTOX, VIRGINIA .lltcncUinls AIiLDEED Clark Marcia Gooch Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree EiKjlish and Psychuloijy Freshman: Day Stiuk-nt Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Day Student Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Jl ' .mor: Science Club; Frencli (_hib; Day Student Club; Granddaughters ' Club; YAWC.A. ; Athletic .Association. Se.viok : Science Club (executive board); Day .Student Club; Granddaughters ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic .Association. 78 MaJ aMo FRAXCES ARTHUR WAIDl ' : -•I ' AL.NTO.N, ' 1K(.I. 1A Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Social Science Attendants EucENiA Eve Sakah Jones Freshman; Day Student Club; Little Sisters ' Club; Athletic Association ; Secretary to Bursar-Treasurer ; Y. . C. A. Soi ' homork: Day Student Cluli; Little Sisters ' Club; Alblelic Association; Secretary to Bursar-Treasurer; Y. W. C. A. Junior: Day Student Club; Little Sisters ' Club; Ath- letic Association; Science Club; Secretary to Bursar- Treasurer ; Y. W. C. A. Senior: Day Student Club; Little Sisters ' Club; Athletic Association; Secretary to I ' ursar-Treasurer ; Science Club ; Y. W. C. A. 79 , , ' V ? MARY FROST WILSON CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA AlU-iidaiils GkACIC HlCCKKR BlCTTY ShELTON Cuiididatc fur Bachelor of .Irfs Degree French Freshman: Athletic Assciciatidii ; Y. W. C. A.; Spanisli Clul.; French Club; Music Clul). Soi ' HiiMDKE : Athletic Association; Spanish Cluli; French Clul); Music Cluli; Glee Clul.; Y. W. C. A. Junior : Language Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation; Archery Leader; Athletic Council; Bluestock- iNi; Staff; Garden Club; Secretarial Club; Secretary of Class. Senior: International Relations Club; Moik-rn Lan- guage Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic -Association; Secre- tarial Cluli; Senior Class Treasurer. RI ' J ' .A (;LF,NNA WILSON K KKZLKTOW N , VI KGI N I A Candidate far flacliclor of . Iris ),v r.T Hihlc Alti-iidiiiils SmuLKY Smith Mauy Ei.i.i;n Thomas Fkkshmax : Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Assncialidu. SopHOMORi;: Day Student Cluli ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associatidu. li ' Niou: Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Day Student Cluh; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Caiiil ' iis Cum iiiciilx. News Editor. 81 i HERI5ERT WARD WYANT HARRISON ni ' RG, VIRGINIA Altciidants Margaret Caldwell Katherine Jean Lineweaver Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dcf r, Eiij lisli Freshman: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Assciciatioii ; Iiiter- natiunal Relations Cluli; Kt ' luirter. CuiiiI ' ks Coiiiiiiriits : Ciranddaughlers ' Cluli. Sophomore: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Inter- national Relations Club; Feature Editor, Canif ' us Cdiii- tnciits : Grandddaughters ' Cluh. Junior: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Contrilni- ing Kditor, Ciuiifus Coiiiiin-iils : Editor-in-Chief, lliA ' i:- STocKiNo; Ciranddaughters ' CJuli; Presidents ' Forum. St ' :NloR : Y. W. C. a. ; Athletic Association ; Contributing Editor, Caiiif ' iis CoiidiiciiIs ; Editor-in-Chief, Mi scellany; Ciranddaugliters ' Club; Presidents ' Forum. 82 f? z aMo FRANCES GUSHING YOUNT STAUNTON ' , VIKGIXIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Mathematics Atlcndants Catherine Anderson Anna Lawler Gilkeson Freshman: Day Student Clul); Athk-tic Assuciation ; Varsity Hockey Team; Varsity Basketliall Team; Class Teams in Hockey, Basketball, Baseball; German Club; Y. W. C. A. Sophomore : Day Student Club ; Athletic Association ; Varsity Hockey Team; Monogram Club; German Club; Class Teams in Hockey, Basketball, Baseball ; YAV.C.A. Junior : Treasurer Day Students Club ; Athletic Asso- ciation ; Class Teams in Hockey, Baseball ; Science Club ; Monogram Club; Y. W. C. A. Senior : President of Day Students Club ; Athletic As- sociation ; Class Teams in Hockey, Basketball, Baseball ; Varsity Hockey Team; Science Club; German Club; AFonogram Club ; Presidents ' Forum ; Student Council ; Y. W. C. A. 83 CfcilvLUes Uf C ke Senior Ulass Was it yesterdav that we were Freshmen, or three years ago ? As memories unfold we recall our first days at school — the excitement of meeting roommates — making friends — learning how to co-operate with each other. During our Sophomore year the traditions of Mary Baldwin began to take root in our hearts. Our activities were varied — our Sophomore- Senior banquet a big success. Or Junior rear found us welded together into a whole — There was the thrill of our entertainment by the Freshmen — the Bluestocking Carnival — the Junior-Senior banquet. The fall of ' ? 7 brought new dignity. Investiture Day was a success in spite (if the fact that it rained for the first time in seven years — Then the Senior party and caroling afterwards — January to June went by on wings — exams — the Senior play, the first produced entirely by a Senior class — High tea — graduation, with the traditional Class Day and May Day — Graduates now, we look back upon our tour years at Mary Baldwin with a deep sense of thankfulness for high aims and ideals instilled in us. In turn we have left, we hope, a cornerstone upon which future Senior classes mav build with security. 84 junior Lytass Offu Lcers Si: iKi.KV IIlack President Elizabeth Bann ' kr Vice-President Maxine Dunlap Sccrctarv Edith Carper Treasurer Miss Latimer Sponsor CLASS COLORS (lii-i-n and While 85 ?i % Cathkrine Andf.rson Elizabeth Hanxku r l-:Vl ' :RLY RiVENS Shiri.ky r.i.ArK Carol Bowman liKI ' TY I)0V1) iicTTY Brow X Margarkt Brow ni. ( ■ — f f 4 N ■ 86 MziAf oMo «% 1 Ma I ' 1 1 ii.DA r.i;i (,ii r.ii.i.ii-: r.issi-iY Margaret Caluwki.l Edith Caki ' ku Elise CaSSCEI-LS Hetty Cleveland Maxine Duxi.ai ' Xaxcy EsKui 87 % % Jean Foster Myrtle Foy Catherine Gierhart Anna Lawler Gilkeson AIarcia Gooch Ntna Griffith Betty Gronemeyer Mary Hemt M Jkf aMo JR JaNIC NiCAL llKk.NDON JAMK Hol.MAN Sarah Nkwman Jones Shirley Keelgar if] Ida Mae Kellough Mildred Lapsley Marguerite Latham Mary Louise McLendon 89 , , ' V . ? Anita Maluganm Kathkuixe Mukkett Nancy Lee 0 ek Fran ces Pekkottet Margie Lee Phipps Bkame F ' roeeitt I KAN Reed Elsie Rudolph 90 ' MoAf al: :o B. I. ( f f c Vi FuA. ( :;s Ki M Aki.ANi.r Wai.i.aii; S:i ii:i.|) SiiiKi.KV Smiih A.X.N .S.NAVKLY Maky Eleamin TAniicK I i-:a n n I-: Tourtellot TlMC Tkoi ' I ' Elxik.ma ' Axri-; 91 0 yciuta :A! itt Mary White Katherine Williams Emma Louise Williamson AxNE Woodward ViRtiiNiA Worth Freddie Youxt Teax Young Winifred Young a . A Nil.- 1 92 a :: : OfclLviHes Uj C lie anior Ljiass Can il !)(.• IriK ' llial w i ' Iiasc tlirrc of y Cdllci c yrars licliinil us. ami tlial lii ' xt SfptcnihcT wt-, llir class of ' .VI, will return to colk m- lo he Seniors? My, how time llies — hut no. time stands still: w (.■ ll . As Freslnnen. we entered colleye with the feelings of eaj lets who are i)ushe(l out of the home-nest to tr their w ini;s for the In ' st time. ITowevcr. our many new experiences, namely, the Junior- l ' reshman tea, initiations, semester examina- tions, and the I ' reshnian-Junior iKUiquet, led to strength and happiness. In oin ' .Sophomore lli.yht eig ht ' -one of oui (jri.ginal ckiss particijjated. and two new-comers joined our llock. That year our class achieved new heights: first, with our Hollywood Premier skit at the Athletic Picnic: second, with our Ringo .Stand at the nLi ' KSTOtKixc Carnival ; and third, with oin- Coronation I ' lancpiet for the Seniors. At the heginning of this, our junior year, we numbered fifty-six. plus three more new-comers, and we represented fourteen dift ' erent states. For the second lime we received honors on our Athletic Picnic skit — a dramatization of the well- known ballad. The Martins and the Coys. The realization that we were actually upperclassmen came, first, when we were the hostesses at the Junior-Freshman tea. It was again brought home to us wlien we were associate-hostesses with the Seniors at Open House for our friends from neighboring universities. Our class was in charge of the r.LUi-:sTorKrx(i Carnival this year; also sponsored a take-olif-on-the-faculty as a chajiel program and we co-operated in the attempt to standardize the present Mary Baldwin ring. We were honor guests for the first time at the Junior-Freshman Valentine Banquet which was given at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. Our last tribute to the Seniors was the Junior-Senior r anc|uet, at wduch time the l ' )38 Bn-i;sToeKi. (; was presented. Then came Class Day and Commencement, and the th iuglit that it was our last, as sjjectators. And so our third lli.ght ended. With w ings strong and almost mature, we will return in September to take the fourth and last trial flight. Then in the following June we, the class of 39, will go out to try our win,gs in the great unknown. 93 1. At the station — 2. A Sunday night — 3. Waiting fur classes — i. Upening ul Book Store — 5. Candlelight service — 6. On the wa - to first chapel — 7. Unloading at Crafton Park — 8. Christmas Pageant — 9. Registration — 10. To the Club. 94 Sopkomore (yiass Of fa icers 1 )()iK()Tin ' Si ' i.XDi.i- rr-siih-iil M AKl.AKI. I 1 ' IKDOM h-i-l ' rc.udciil M. M C (1. 1,0. Secretary [ll.IA r.AI.DW IN Treasurer Miss Tayuik Sponsor CLASS COLORS Purple and ( iold 95 ' h % Vjkcinma Lee Aldrich Elizabeth Anderson Rebecca Arnold Julia Baldwin Wallace Hartlett ] )o ROT 1 1 V I ' ) A r C. H A N Jean P.aum Alice Shimp Bitner Mildred Bradley Hilda Brown r 96 ni f?l iAy aM % i v MaKCAKKT I ' lKOW n I ' iKTTV lUCHANAN  ' N Allan Carpkntkk Margarkt Carpkk Elizabeth Carter Sally Chexey Mu.DKKi) Clarke Mary Frances Cline Mary Conlon Susan Cook 97 % 1 ' i.i)Ui-;n(E Cooriik Eva X I iici. i . v. Co r x ■ i i.l Annk I ' akkixsox CuocKirn- Rosalind Danci-. Laura P.. Davis Mary Fraxcks Di ' dli-:y r ARIlARA Dl ' RlIAM Sarah Fraxcics Fi ' :rrki.i, SlIIRI.K ' FiJCMINC; EiJCAXOR I ' uvin.; 98 fcc s K - t Saka II 1 1 alp: iMai;(;v Ax.M ' ; 1 1 ai.i. Sarah I Iaxnaii r . m - T l i nil. 1 Iassi;i.i. Mary Doak Haw pi: ' iKi;iN I A Hayi-:s Graci-: Hi;i Kici; MAKCARi-yr ] Ii;Rst.iii;K Kitty Hdi.t IlARRi ' i;r MorsTox 99 Bettina Hull Charlotte Humbert z lice Jarman Florence Jeffrey Harrif:t Louise Johxson Alice Jones Anne Bolling Jones Ethlyn Jones Bertha Keller Mary Louise Kennedy .3 100 fe a 4 i f f 1 f Makiax Ki. ' r .i. ( )risi-: KiH ' iz Jkan Leathkrman r.AKBARA LkMMOND Martha Letzkus Kathkkine Lewi? Kathkvn Lineweaver Katherixe McKale Frances Moose Kathryx Mowrer 101 . ' V % Ellex Gray XicnoLSON LOUISK (JVKKTON Ivi-rii OwEx F.MMA Pauckt ' Barbara Paymc IvANEL Perki N.- France Price Margaret Pl ' rdom BeULAH Ol ' ACKENBl-SU Julia Ramsay i c ( 102 f?ZcU aMo AM-; l.i-.i-; I Ai j)i;. nrsii I AM-: l i;i)i.i iMautua I am-: Kk II ' I ' ll !■ iM R 1 1)1)1. i-: RiciiicccA ] i)i;i:iMs I ' aI I ' l (J(Ji- Retty Shelto.v- livWM-; Smith ndkiirii V Si ' i NDi.i ' . Al.MKVDA SpkATLlCY 103 { ? Mary Lee Si ' lltvan Mary Ellen Thomas Martorie Tobin Mary Louise Van Atta Molly Wagener Frances Louise Walters Marcarkt Wardlaw Beatrice Joe Wesley (P ( -w y Blanche Witkind 104 Ofclmiles of me Sopliomore Ulass A siiapslidt vit ' w lit ' tliis second and even better year at Mary I ' .aldwin: Ilcj an suhstantially by Sophomores meeting trains and asstirin.i l ' rcslinieii of w lial was to come. Xnt lonj ' after this was h ' rcshinan Day when tuin alxiut was fair play and this time we (hd the chrty wcirk. W ' itli everyone stiil in vacation spirit, classes were resumed with somewhat awkward silence, studies met with either aijproval or disapproval — on the student ' s part. Man ' memories, and ])leasant ones too. enrich the general almosphere of college-life: that memorable Athletic Association picnic when we presented a puppet show, our talent displayed at the Ri.i ' F.sTocKiNG carnival, the pride we took when a Soj)homore got a lead in Fresh Fields and when a few of our clan actually were eligible to go Christmas caroling. After the holidays were e.xams. the inevitable, and Fancy Dress for many. Dr. Taylor ' s tea, given in February, was an unusually lovely one. The Sopho- more-Senior banquet went off without a hitch, with every guest happier and wiser in the ways of entertainment. Next there was Class-day, followed by May-day, in which most oi us were ])articipants. Ma ' this glimpse into the inner sanctitx ' prove interesting, but not too illuminating, for we, the Sophomores, must retain at least a part of the mystery that cloaks us in elusive charm. I feel that tribute is due our Class, which by its insjiiratidn and zeal and sponsor has made such a }-ear possible. 105 ni|ll lr«rf I ' fe ' ' -- -- i-: - ■ 1. Opt-n House — 2. Athletic Picnic — . . Registration — . (_)pen llou.--e 5. 1 i,a Student-Faculty Party — 6. Bluestocking Carnival — 7. Athletic Picnic — 8. Athletic Picnic — 9. Open House — 10. Athletic Picnic. 106 Ufficers Anna ( iAi.i. iki-i ' :M.AM) Pi-csldcnl .11.1.1 . Ivll.sSICLL ' icc-l ' rcsidciit .S. K, II L.X.MC Sccrclarv X. . ( ■ Ciii.Lii-:u Treasurer Mi.s.sWatt.-rs Sf niisiir S2P CLASS COLORS White and I,a ciular ?) ? Anne Adams Dorothy Adams Mary Monroe Ainsworth Joyce Albright Charlotte Allebach Camille Anderson Katherine Anderson Harriet Angier Constance Balfour Genevieve Benckenstein Barbara Benton Julia Boykin 108 t ( M iJk J aM: El.lZABKTH CkCII. I ' .KKU KU i, ' I ' ll Vl. LIS I ' .lvCiU Nli A ( KoHICKTA I ' )K() VN Ikis Opal IU ' cklky VlKt;iNlA RUKHRKK AIakcaket Cain Isabel Cartkntku Ann Carroll A ' iKciNiA Chaklks Nancy Clark Alice Cleveland Mary Alan Clinard 109 , ? ? |. m:i- C ' l.iM-: Nam ' l ' (ii.i.ii-:i I 1ki.I ' ;. (_ ' (iUKi;i.i. Ann Hazel Coli-. Maky Conant Tune Culpepper l.rc ' ■ Ci L i:i Kaiiiljcex Dail ' I ' j.i .Ar.i:i II A. . E Dalmy .Mary Iam-; 1)AU(;HER|■|■ ■ lujZAiii.rii I )i. (;li-;y Marie Luiile DuISose ' M aMc K.M lll-.KI.NK 1 )rM,. l ' 1.1 1. 1 A I )IM., I ' Makcii-.kii I-: I ' .i.i. IK(.:M A I ' AANS lu(;i:. iA I ' . i ' : .Mantua l■ Al Kk Mary |a. k Imckkkli. AxNic Fli;min( Sisa.v Carolyn Foun l ' ' .i.i Ai;i:rii 1 ' ' (]sii ' ;k ( iRACIC Fl - A.N.M ' . I.I-.I-; ' iARD.XKR ?y $ HiXEN GiLKESON Anne Greenland Li LI. IK JIaKW ELL Mary Frances Heath { ) ■ u V) V, ' ' «?s M ILDKED HeVENEK Jane Higgins Betty Hill Elizabeth Hill Kathleen Hite KaTHI ' IRINE HOGE t Marjorie Carolyn Hudson 112 f ( 3 . Ka(iii;i. Ik ' ixk Katiif.kink Jakka ti ' Ei.iZAHicTii Ann Johnson JAM-: Johnston Grack Jones Mary Anna Kkklky ElAINK KfRLER Harriet King Louise Margaret Kinkel P ETTY Louise Kull Rosalie Lambert n3 ? ?i $ Ei.iCANOk I.andk; f) ( Sai;aii Laxic %■ [I ' .AX I,ARNER I ' lAKI ' .AK A LlNCTFAM I! I irN ' Ji-.AX I, • ' nJ•; Ann Elizaiiictit A[iCi ' i-; Martha l ' ' .i.izAiii rii Mti)AviD Nancy McManaway %- i Alice Mautin Theressa Mason Eleanor ' iu(;inia Mautin 114 Q o i. A V ' ' M iJzf aMo N ' iKciNMA M ii.itrKX M. i;v C ' Aiiii-.Ni.Ni ' : M ii.! ' .: Kosi: Lam-; i l rr( ni-;i.i. I ' ,i:ssii-. MdokI ' -. Helen Mdkkiss MaUV Ll ' dl-E MVATT Anita Fav Ndkdan Mauaxa Ocden [. Harriet Osp.oRN A N N E. P ATT I I.LO m Jane Pattillo 115 p . ' V $ Malvine Paxton Dale Peters ' • ' ? Mary PjKTII Poli-Ock Arlene Preddy Elizabeth I ' ringle Anne Lea Pritchett Nancy Proffitt Emily Raworth 1 « . a Caroline Reid Jeannette Riddick Margaret Ridgely 116 l9 z;Jk oMo v: ' [am-; 1 (ji i;i( k I.II.I.IAX KosSI ' .i.i. V i I ' .MILV klDISII.I. 0i€ 1 )()Uis Siij:k AM-: SurMONs iM;A ( i:s Si.i-nci ' ; A ' Iaky Elizahicth Si.usskk 1 )a III, is S rl•|•n ViKClN ' IA SXVDKU Im.sik I.orisi- ' . S ' l ' KCER Ida LoinsK Sticnnictt 117 { ) % ■6ujUtb ' 0 Dorothy Strw aut Lillian Stkli-: Pauline bTRicKLAXD Amelia Taylok Mamie Thomas Mauv Thomi ' son Marie Ulmer Frances Wadi . Gladys White ' - V| Betty Ellen Wilcox r Martha Wise { DoRRLs Withers Hh 118 2: 4; o CfcHviUes of file freshman Ulass ll ' s nil i-iicl 111 ' fun fur iis l- ' i linu ' n tu limk IfAck mvlt this eventful year. We lia e meiniiries. Imlli Inininrnus ami seriuus. of nnr lirst nimulis away frnni the ilnling care nf imi |jaients. We all a,L;ree that the lirst ear i the class of ' 41 started at hnme with much iin and llurr . When we arrived we were practically rnsheil nil nur leel hy peiiple diiiuii nice ihini s fur us. There was a tea im the terrace which initiated iiur Xiiithern ,L;irls In the faTUnus Snuthern hiispitality. We were intrnduced tn the facultN then and aijain fnrmally at a receptinn. ( )ur hij; sisteis had fnund us 1) this time and we were taken in hand like lost sheep. The iet .Xcquainted Party proved that everyone had learned enough n.ames, faces, and places to really have a good time. Ahnut then, too, we dis- cinered our differences in pronunciation: it was the topic ol conversation for a longer time than we like to remember. The insjiiring ' . W. C. A. Candlelight Service was a contrast to the horrors of Freshman Day. There ' s not one of us who doesn ' t shuddi ' r to rememlier the n])]ier classmen at Rat Court. We were acclimated linall) when the -Senior Investiture came along to lill us with noble thoughts and resolutions. Not long after the Junior Tea we began tn count the days until Christmas. Before December 16tli ue amassed literally piles of presents to help Santa with the mountain children. Rack at school again, no one had much time to remember how jterfect vaca- tion had been because exams were upon us. There was much burning of the mid- night-oil, but all our hard work certainly made us appreciate the free week-end. February was marked by the Freshman-Junior Banquet on Valentine night. The color scheme was appropriately red and numerous corsages showed that certain fair young lads had remembered the da_ -. The Spring House Party was memorable in too many ways to enumerate. Some of our favorite memories are: the Athletic I ' icnic — Joyce and Camille cutting up — Chape! Hall doing the same, and sometimes better — that cute Culver girl — our twin triplets. Anne, Jane, and Sarah — blind dates — I ' hyllis in the play — Gen ' s good looks — our athletic aliility, especially in basketball I -Iris ' personality, and last, saved as best, the Club. It adds up to a perfect year and we all say that our ideal is to spend three more happy years at Mary Baldwin. 11 Life at Man- Baldwin ct-nters largely ai ' duiid the activities that the college offers. The piildications, ath- letics and varidus clulis. including languages, music, .science, drama, art and others, constitute the activities. These outside interests aid in teaching the students how to work together more efficiently and at the same time how to profit most from these extra- curricular activities. SoUij CWcnsu OjclLviUes MMmp EaMtft ' -fi y ' -Kjtvwii i ' JuVtibi - X ■. ' uJ:;: i ir:_t._J,.,. C • ititi4; «y:i«4-. ' , . ' x,..iK.wr.. ,. .tl iWwvt 0 ' . r«u v «i!iliu  i luMtaCi ,i JICAN JMKSCH1 ' :R Prcsidcul of the Stndcnl I ' oily 0 Jnessacje [rom the 1 resiaent Eight ears ago Student ( iovernment was lust installed at Mary llaldwin College and since then has become a vital ])art of the college life. As an association, Student (Government has many objectives in mind. From the first it has concerned itself with the growth of students — mentally, jjhysically, and spiritually. We feel that each one of these hopes has been realized and each one of these asiiirations gained. While .Student (Icjvernment gives much, it also reipiires a great deal. It de- mands lovalt} ' , tolerance, sincerity and devotion. Us aim lies in creating women of ability and women of character. Through Student Government membershi]) each girl has come to know, to understand and to love Mary Baldwin, and to those who ill follow us in future years we sav — as long as there is Marv Baldwin there shall be love and lr iition ! And ever we our faith and love will pledge thee, so, Mary Baldwin, hail and farewell. 122 MoAf aMo - • 1 - T W   ' i B fJf91 = ,-„- Mdiidiinr . IiIi.ijam; I. I, ilk. K, I ' aki-.h .S !trd: M. j. CoiiKi. ; J. Mattox; B. Bkown; L. Huyktt; F. Yorxi; . C ' iiukk M. W. Lumpkin; H. Bkown a lie Sliiaenl Uoiincll OFFICERS Ji;an 1 )ikschi:k I ' rcsidciil ' IR(,INIA CooKK P ' icc-I ' rcsidciil BrTTY I ' kown . .Secretary 1 1 II. HA I ' .RDWX Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ViUfilNiA Cooke I louse I ' resideiil, MeCluiuj Jane Mattox House President. Memor-al Nancy Gilliam House President. Hill To ' Mary Jane Cooke House President, Shy High Joseph INE Luck House President. Fraser Maky Waties Lumpkin House President, .Martha Riddle Betty Brown House President, Cha el Hall Hilda Brown House President, .Main 1 liiKRis IT HERS Freshman Rej resentatii ' e EX-OFFICIO Lelia Huyett President Y. 11 ' . C. .- . Ruth Parish President Athletic .-Issociation Frances Yount Presideiit Ihiy Student Cluh FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE 1 )KAN Ei.iZAHEi M I ' nuLi. Chairman Pri siiiiNT L. Wilson Jarman Member F..v- )fficio Mi s M ary E. Lakenan Miss Mahy E. Watters ll ' -. MiLiiREi) Taylor Miss Mary Collins Powi ll Miss Xancy McFari.anh Miss N[ary P.. Latimer Miis. M ari H A (iRAKToN Consultuiii M ciiihcr 123 { ) 1 .l ' AA. IIL ' VKTT I ' rcsidcnt cf Wntnij Waincn ' Christ iaii . Issociatioii Of Jnessac e from, ike 1 reslaeid Tlie ])Ui i) )se lit tlu ' Y. W. C. A. is for a thrff-told (Icvulopnient ; mental, spiritual, and social. Wc feel that these tiiree [jhases make l(ir a well-rouniiecl personality. It is om- ilesire to fmni close friendships with all irls so that the} ' may turn to us in times of need. -Since the spirit of the ' . W. I . A. is love and service, we deem it a great privilege to aid each girl in developing greater strength of char- acter, nobler ideals and a deeper faith in Christ. 124 Stdiulni, : M. A..r. i-.K; M. Cn. i.n. ; A. ji.XF.s StiiUd: M. Hi ' MAi ' ; M, MlCai.I-; S. 1.AC •; 1 ' .. (Ikdm- mkyi:u €ke y. (ly. e. of. OFFICERS I.KI.IA Hl-YKTT Fn ' x ' ulclll Sakaii Laly ' ' h-c-Pn-shicnl May McCali Scci -lar MiriTV Gronemkykk Treasurer CABINET MEMBERS Sakaii Latv Pr,uiniiu Coiiniiillcr aIch.i.y Wac.ekkk Dcrolioiial Committee I ' .KTTY Gkonkmkykk luiuiiiee Committee .Mw MiCall Soeial ami I ' lil ' lieity Committee Maxink Dum.ap World J- ' ello-n ' sliip Committee AIaky Conlon Soeial Ser iee Committee .Ai.Ki-: J(iN ' KS S ' ophomore l epreseiitalive y - Y WiLCdx Freshman h ' ef reseiitatii ' e Jka.n Dikschkk f.x-Offiein Miss .Mary ]• .. Lakenan ■ ' aeulty . Idvisor 125 { .f Staiutiny: H. W. W ' yani ; A. Gi(i;eni.anu ; R. Parish; J. Jacksux Scaled: L. Huyett; 1. McCall; I). Spindle; E. Cei.y ; F. Yount ; J. ]_)ieschek ; C. Gierhart; F. Perrottet; J. Mattox; B. Boyii; S. Black; A. Hill C lie 1 resLoenh orum Jkax Dikscher I ' rcsidciil Sttidciit I ody Ri ' Tii 1 ' akish Frcsidciit . llhlctic .Issac ' iaUon Lf.i.ia ?TrYF.TT President Y. W . C. . I. Kkttv P.OYn Edif( r Campus Coiniiiciils Catherine Gierhart Editor Bluestocking Herbert Ward Wyaxi ' Editor Miscellany Alice Rordex Moore President Senior Class Shirley P lack President Junior Class Dorothy Spixdle President Sophomore Class AxxA Gale Greexlaxd President J-resliman Class Sarah Jones Student Treasurer Jane Mattox President l-reneh Club Frances Perrottet President (.ilee Club Eleanor Cely ' President Dramatic Club Frances Garwood President Music Club Frances Yount President Day Student Club Anna Gilkeson President Science Club Adelaide Hill President J iiternatiouol h ' elations Club May McCall I ' resideut Carden Club Josephine Jackson President .Irt Club 126 Sldiidiiiij- I. Ki iji; (.. iiiNCKKNSTi-iN ; . L. Ai.iiHiCH ; M. Akmstkoxu ; 1 ' . Rook; M. e ai.dwlli. ; ' BMnii-rr- F Cooper; B. Paine; M. L. Hutcheson; J. Leatherman ; E. L. Williamson; B ' Ci Kvi-L Nn- N Tfkiuf ■ r L. Hevener ; I. Fattox ; A. Bitner ; H. L. Johnson ; R. Kohkrts Scaled: 1!. ( ■■ ' ronemk ykr ; R. R. Galev ; F. Garwood; E. Carper; S. Lane; M. Pitriiom ; P.. I. Riihrkk; L P.ul:(.h; M. L ' ari ' ER ynasLc Gliw OFFICERS Frances Garwood Frcsulciil Betty Cleveland f icc-Prcsidcnt Margaret Pi-rdom Treasurer The Music Club is composed of two groups of members: the active and the associate. The active members are those who either sing or play some instrument and the associate members are those who cannot perform, but have a desire for a greater appreciation of music. The purpose of the organization is to give to all students interested a chance both to perform ;ind to listen to good music. On Xovember 15. the club sponsored a concert given at the college by the Davidson Symphonic F.and of Davidson. North Carolina. 12; V { % Hark K( u.: N. du i I I i hi 1 1 i ; I, Ai i.i;h.ii i ; I, ' IKuri; J. l ' ,Al.l.AKn ; E. GuTHKlK; U, 1jIicii n n ill I I i : M. Mi( ' i.i ; K. I ' aiiv; M. Ei.i.is ; A. Pkeddy I-niiil ' Row: M FMniii l Whim; I. Riniix; J. Jaikson; S. Cheney; M. Hall; 111 I HM-K, 1 ' . r.ALK.HAN; A. ( ' i. fluEENLA.ND OFFICERS Jn.si-:i iii. i-: JAtKsoN i ' rcxidcnt J IX K Tkout I icc-Prcsidciit AIav .McCall Sccrclary-Trcasuvcr Tlu ' Arl I ' lul) al Alar - Haldwin Culloijc is (im- iif the niciri ' (iutslan(lin,t; clubs, and is a part of tlu- TIiilc .Arts Club. It is cnnipoSLMl of tlidsc students who have a dehnitc interest in the various jihases of art and wish to t;ain a broader outlook on the .t;eneral field of art. The club has taken as its main [iroject for the _ ear. the eslablishnient of a circulating art aller foi ' the collei:;e and also has established a fund which shall he used to buy |)ictuies for the various reception rooms of the collej e. The .Art of l.ivin;; has been the central theme foi- the meetings held each month during t ' e ]iast year. ( tutside speakers as w ell as members of the clul) and facult - have contributed to the discussions held throughout the ear. 128 McJ aMc Uii:duur I M K 1:1.1.1 )uc, H ; M. 1 Jlnl.m- ; J. S.Mii H ; C. To.mks ; [. Lai-si.i.y ; L. f . N n i ' 1 ■ n ; 1 1 Kfn ' Nkiiy; r. Herschkk; J. B. um ; P. Stkickl.anu; V. Havks; K. Hix.k; .S. Ii.i.min..; W ' IH ' Hosk; E. Maupin; S. Black; E. Carter; B. Bknkin; 1. C aui-kntf.k; K. Fox; P BmiWN ; T. Kinin.E S,- ; . ' ( - A . 1 i r.. Ni- S Kiii.i.Au; 1!. ISuow.v; F. Rpk; Miss I.atimku; . r. J. 1 )AUi.Hr.un Y ; K. Cii-v; W. Ill m ' h; J. I.i.k; M. I.. ax .Atta; . . Hii.i,; ( ;. JhSim X. 1.. Owi.N Jjrcmidiic Cyliih OFFICERS Ki.KAXoK Ckly President losKPnixE Jackson l-icc-Prcsiilciit liKTTV liKou X S ' n-ctan ' -Trcasurrr Tb.c I )r.-iiiialic Cluh fur tlic year l ' .).v-l ' J38 pn-.-cnleil ■■Fresli Iml-1(1s, 1i ' Ivar i)VL-ll(i anil a spring i)r(Kluction consisting of four one-act plays by iH-nmnu-nl pla rights. The purpose of the club is to aiford the student some training in the principles of drama and the art of presenting dramatic literature. Club programs are made up of skits, pantomines. mie-act ])la s. monologues, and ntlier forms of interpretation which have direct connection with dramatic proiluctinn. The social life is not forgotten, a fad ni;ide evident during refresh- ment hour fiiUnwing j)rograms and at the big annual p:irtv which is usually a very infiirnial picnic. 129 ' V $ ;,(, ,• A ' ,. U ' .- 1). SiKWAKI , . 1. kll. H , 1 L ,IK 11 VsllK N I W. ; l. .x. U. ' , . . l. 1I:.M1S . F.VAXs; Al. Armstroni.; S L cy , A B .Moore, M P ' WION, k. Daily; N. Clark; G- Benckenstein ; E L ili i-mhson , B Prini li , R Hassell; A. Bitner Middle ?o;i ' ; H. Osborn ; A L G RD R A[ Ti M p, V Bufhrer; F. Rue; J. Leather- man; IS. I.iNi.n AM ; A. Cole, C PjMhui I ' ( ii ( ki bush , T Riddle; E. Carter; At. L. Hutchison Il(. i s | ih m,B Kui l Proiil Rtii ' : M. I. Choke; L ]3a is, N Iikkii , krFii, R, E Vance; J. Riddick ; A. M i,ri, . i; P. r.dvn; A. d Grienl nd, N Lskriiice, A Snwely; B. J. Wesley; M. PriiiriiM ; M. Puri.ii , H. Brown, B. E. Wilcox, F. Perroiilt; B. I. Rodrick C lee uIlw OFFICERS Frances Perrottet President Frances Rue J ' icc-Prcsidji ' ' Florence Cooper Secretary Maxine DuNLAi- Treasure ' - Margaret Armstroni Librarian The Mary P)al(i in (ilee Club is composed of tlmse yiils interested in singing. Tlie purpose of this organization is to promote a further interest in this branch of music and to create an enjoyment in the field nf chuir and (dee Cdub work. The Glee Club does not rec|uire that a member be a student of voice. However, she must have the abilit ' to understand the rudiments of music and have a i)leasing voice quality. These characteristics combined with co-operation aid in the building up of a fine chorus. This year the club has presented an excellent ])rograni. In addition to the usual group of concerts annually given at the college, the Clee Club has partici- pated in several iirograms in collaboration with a few of the neighboring men ' s colleges. The club has found these concerts to be very successtul ami more extensive work in this field is to be continued from ear to e;ir. 13U ' Mz .Mc Iniik Rui -: ] ). Pktkrs ; F. Rue; M, Bkadlky ; B. Lkmmonh; ' . Ai.nuicH ; M. W. Lumi ' Kin ; M. OniiF.N ; C. Gikrhart; I J. Balk hn; W Hayes; M. Keller; J. Larner; A. B. Mo(jre; A. Bitnek; J. Smith; M. Bru(.h ; . Conlon ; M. Lapsley ; M. L. Hutcheson; J. Foster; E. I,. W iLLL Msi)N ; J. t. Cover; M. Caldwf.ll; H. Brown; S. Cheney; J. Hih.max; B. Boyd i ' iid Knic: ].. Hl ' YETT; J. Ballard; B. Witkind; E. Dincxey ; E. Johnson ; J. Mattox ; S. Black; I). Cohen; F. Yount; A. Norden l- ' raiil Ri :c: E. Kii ' .lek; S. Latham; S. Hannah; E. Jones; K. R. Galey ; A. Malucani; M. I.. ' ax Atta; F. E. Walters; I.. Rossell ynooern d anijaacje ( Lub THE FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Jane Bell ifATTOX Prcsidcitl Mary Lk.on Hutcheson Vice-President Frances Rue Secretary-Treasurer The French Club is for those girls who desire to further their ability in conversational work and who are interested in the language and customs of France. Through l)eing able to secure some excellent outside speakers, more definite work has been done toward that purpose this year. All girls who are students of French in the advanced courses are eligible for mem- bership to the club. THE SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Sarah New.max Jones President Shirley Black Vice-President 1 loROTHY Spruce Secretary-Treasurer The Spanish Club is open to all students who are taking their second year of Spanish or above, or who have jjreviously had two years of the subject. The Club has as its object to better acquaint the student with the Spanish-speaking countries, especially those of Latin America. THE GERMAN CLl ' B OFFICERS 1 loRoTHY Cdhe.v President The German Club is another di ision of the Modern Language Club. . t the monthly meetings, German games, tuovies, and songs are presented, in order to bring to the German students a more intimate knowledge of the language and customs of Germany. $ Hack- Roxc: Al. liKAHUA ; (, . A.ndi.hscin ; M. Taylor; 1. A. Kcil likhl ' sh ; J. Foster; M. Klli-KK Second Row: F. YiJi-.xr; M. I ' hii.i-otts ; L.Moore; F. L. Walters ; K.Anderson; .1. I.aunlu, P. Browninc; l-roiil Roii ' : S. Lacy; .S. Hawah ; G. Berry; R. R. Galky ; J. M. Cover; M. . .Shikliis; i . Owix; 1 ' .. (iiiDxi.Mi : ' I.R ; M. Hixlal; A, Goik h ; A. L. Gilki ' .son; M. Fi}Y; I). Gumx Science UIuIj OFFICERS Anna L. lek Gii.kesox Prcsidciu Ruth Rose Galey Vicc-Prcsidcn! Margaret Keller Secretary Geraldi NE Bekky Treasurer The purpiise of llu- . ' science Qui) is to help its members to olrtain an intejjrat- ed view of the several sciences and to stimulate thought and endeavor along scientific lines. The club meets seven times during the year, eacin of the seven science depart- ments presenting a program or a speaker at one of the meetings. This ear the club boasts a large membership of Ixitli active niemhers and associate mem- bers. At the meetings the members keep in touch with all (if the branches of science so that llu- ' ilo not become narrow or limited in their interests and w i irl. 132 oMo Hack ?,-;.• Stdiuiiny: E. Mm i in , ' ni-i i , :- Ki i i ■ m ' : I . Pkick ; M. Toi;ix ; L. [(«ml•;; M J Ojoke; L). Adams; R. Clkmmek; ' . Haves; V. Bukhrek; N. Griffith; 1). Stuart; A. McCue; N. L. McManaway; M. L. Myatt; C. Anderson; R. Fox First ?()7i ' Scaled: L. Davis; V. Cooke; A. Hill; J . Jackson; M. Ellis; J. Pattillo; A. Pattillo ■i;nil Row M. I. 1Iau(,hekity; I. Cari-enter ; L. Street; B. J. Lytle ; P. Strickland; 1!. VXitkind; E. Carter; M. A. Clinard; B. Benton; F. Sledge UnternalLonai j .eia lions Glut? OFFICERS Adelaide Hili President Virginia Cooke Viec-President Josephine Jackson Seerctary Betty Mills Treasurer The International Relations Club was founded in 1935 for the purpose of furthering interest in world affairs and in preparing the members to be broad- minded and well-rounded citizens, keenly alive and interested in problems of in- ternational scope. This year the club consisted of fifty members. Membership is restricted to those students who are interested in history, government, and cur- rent events. during the year, with the aid of Dr. Mary Swan Carroll, the club has been able to bring many noted and interesting speakers and authorities in world affairs to its meetings. 133 { ? Staiidiiiii: I. ItiHNsnx; I. Pattillu; S. Joxts ; F. Jeffkkv; M. Cain; H. ISkhwn-; R. Arnold ; L. Rossell ; M. L. Kennedy ; L. Culvf.k Scaled: A. rATiii.i.o; A. L. Gardner; B. Proffitt; A. Jarman; M. Coni-ON ; S. Latham; M. L. Phipps J lme Sisters Uliw Trailitiiin plays a large part in the life of every Mary Baldwin girl. Such a clul) as the Little Sisters is a traditiun in itself ami for that reason has won a l)laee of honor on the campus. Its nieml)ers consist of those girls who now ha e (jr have had sisters attending Marv I ' aldwin. These girls are bound together by a sense of kinship and by a common interest in the ideals they seek to perpetuate. An outstanding event for the Little Sisters was on the occasion of Miss r.alilwin ' s birthdav on October 4. when a luncheon was given by the alumnfe to which they were insited. Social exents play the largest part in the life of the clul). The club takes jnide in its origin and seeks to pass on to future Little Sisters something of the iileals and wisdom the ' have learned here. 134 f? ,uJ aMo standing: K. Joxes; C. Rkevvkr; C. Rkid; E. Guthhik; t. L. Kkxnkhv ; H. V. WvAxr; S. Haxxah . caicil: I). WiTHKKs; . I., Owens; M. L. .Mokfktt ; A. Si ' Rati.ev; M. THtiMi ' -cix ; K. Akxoi.d; J. BoYKiN ; M. L. Piiipps CjrnnaaaLKjIiiers C llid The Granddaughters ' Club is closely akin to the Little Sisters ' Club in its menibership and purpose. Those girls ■ho e mothers or grandmothers once attended Mar ' Baldwin comprise the membership. The background of the club is a source of justifiable ]iride to the [jresent members uhn see in it opportunities and obligations to lullili and li c up to. Such an nrganization has shared in making the history of Alarv I ' .aldwin. it is the ideal of the ( iranddaugliters to uphold the traditions alrcadv established and to pass them (jn t(j the girls who will follow. The luncheon given l)y the Alumn. ' e on October 4, Miss Baldwin ' s birthday. was one of the important events of the year for the Granddaughters. The Granddaughters have a trust to fulfill and it is their purpose to do so. 135 ' f First R(i:c: C. Baliih-r; 1). Stiavart; B. Proffitt; N. Griffith; C. Humbfjci; M. Ellis; . l. Brii.h; M. L. HncHKscix: M. White; J. Jackson; J. Ballard; N. Gilliam; L. Huyett Si ' niiid Ro: ' : M. Faumfr; I ' . Baik.han ; V. L. Aldrich ; B. J. Wesley; F. Price; A. Bitner; M. L. Hevener riiird Ro ' u ' : E. Foster; E). Smith; F. Sledge; J. Young; A. Malugani ; M. cCALL; E. Guthrie; P. Crockett; V. Buehrer; E. Jones; N. Terrik Ljawen Ulub OFFICERS May McCall President Josephine Jacksox Vice-President Jean Young Secretary Joan Ballard Treasurer The Garden Club during the year 1937-1938 has endeavored through its meetings and other activities to present exhibitions from which greater skill in flower arrangement within the home might be gained and also to create an interest in and appreciation of out-door gardens. Among the more special projects of tlie club for the year was the table- decoration contest at the annual Christmas dinner in December. Members of the club furnished band-made place cards for this affair, and also for the Birthday dinner which the club sponsored in May. At the February meeting, the club enjoyed the colored moving pictures of English and South Carolina gardens. In the spring, trips were taken to gardens near Charlottesville and those in and around Stauntcjii. 136 MoA oMo ,,„, ,„,,, l;. Sii , j. Ki HI IN ; r All I i: ( li , I 1. W mil u , 1 Ml Mr.i i:i . K IIiii.F.; T. (_iii.Ki i)N ; F. Ri sKi.L; i euuLKKii; li. Kui.L; F. Waipk; h. L. Vii.1-iam (j.n ; -.. Hill; B. J. KoDRicK ; R. Fleminc; B. Buchanan; E. Fryer Scaled: A. Martin; J. Rauuenhush ; F:. Carter; B. Bussey ; B. J. Wesley; W. Yuung ; S. Hannah ; B. Lincham SecretariaL ULub The Secretarial Club is composed of thirty-six members and is open to any student taking at least one of the courses in the Secretarial Department. Members of the Club who have completed the two-year course and are eligible for certificates this year are : IjUSSEY, BiLLlE Carter, Elizabeth Crockett, Parkinson Fryer, Eleanor Raudenbusii, Jane SlIELTON, EliZACICTII Wesley, Beatrice Joe Wilson, Mary Frost Young, Winifred 137 . lujUtac SuiikIiii,,: I- ' . Ki ' i-.; E. Landks ; F Mn Wnkin; I; I- Wiiu.x; S. Chf.nky; I. (aui ' I-nter; A, Adams ; M I I m I Ai.iikh.h i ; 1- , I ' mri ; I ' , BiioWN Srulril: A. Maluc.ani ; .M , I i ii k I I I i mi.iii.kh y ; I ' .. Krii ; ( ' . An-iii-,us(in JvlauKj uliih OFFICERS Marge Keasley Prcsidciil ViKtuNiA Worth Vicc-F resident Altlii)Ut; li the Riclinj; Cluh is not one of tlie larijest cliilis. it is quite active in the spring and fall. The niemhership is necessarily limited tn llidse i irls w Im dn ride and who are interested in ridint; durint; the year. 1 nrni!; the year, when weather permits, the memhers ride willi a student chapemn wIki has learned the trails and is more advanced. The clul) sponsors two im]iortant events in the year; the I ' icnic in the tall, anil the Annual Horse SIkiw, the week-end of the lliiuse Party. A hancpiet is held after the show at which time the new president is elected. The Honorary Ridin,t; Cluh is composed of ,i;irls who ha ' e wim prizes in the show. A cup is given to the girl winning her class three times. 1. 8 ;,;, ,■ i. . K. Mm:; -M. Kiiii.u; K. Ha-m i i ; M. Hawim;; li. Kkllkr ; A. GoocH ; M. HiiMP; F. C1.1NE rioii(! A ' lTi- I. KiuT .; S. Laiham; G. White; N. McManawav; K. Ikvi.ni;; j. (uxi; IhtnlRo ' cc: M. 1.atiia. i ; M. W. SniEi.us; A. L. Gii.kkson ; F. L. Walters; H. Kiiilei!; L |)i!. LAP; J. Lahner; K. Anherson luiiirlli R, ' w: K (lkmmeu; I- ' .. ' ance; G. Berry; B. Hill; M. A. ' ai z ; .1. M. (hver; j |.- DiiiLiA ; R. L. MncHLLL; I. -immons; F. W ' aide; L. M(iiikl; K. M. Mni.iii; J. CiLi ' Li ' iM r; K. IIci ' T-.; E. Gciuxcill ; H. Gilkeson ; M. E. Thomas; B. Bl-ssey; K. Esmlmrt; K. LiNEWEAVEK ; A. Cleveland l-ijlh Row H Crist; C. Tomes; R. Wilson; C. Aniierson; T). Cohen; H. Mnuuis; S. Smlmi; I), Silir; J. Foster; F. Yount; M. Gdoch ; A. Woohwarh; K. 1 ' arklns; !•:. R. Siieu Daij Siuaeni GIlw mij OFFICERS Frances Yount Prc.udeiii )0R0THY Cohen Vicc-Presidciit lEssiE Mae Cover Sccrclary NIarcia Gooch I rcasurcr This year, 1937-38, marks the ninlh anniversary of the Day Student Ckil) of rary Bald- win College. The chief purjiose of the cluli is that of promoting active participation of the Day Students in all the college activities. The President of the cluh is always an cx-officio meml)er of the Student Government Council. The new members were welcomed into the club at the first meeting in September. The total membershi]) this year is seventy-three. In October the cluli entertained the college faculty with a Hallowe ' en dinner party. In March, an open house was held for the Resident students at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. Miss Fannie Strauss, sponsor of the club and a former day student, entertained the members at a tea, given in her home in .April. Annually, in May, the girls from the senior classes of Beverley Manor and Lee Higli Schools are invited to tea, at which time they are shown the catnpus and buildings of the college. l.VJ luutao ft Sarah Latham, Alice Borden Moore, Dorothy Cohen Jnarij Jjaawbi Jlouo)- Soclehj In 1932 the faculty estal)lished a society to l)e known as The Mary Baldwin Honor Society. Membership in this organization is conditioned primarily upon scholarship. The members are elected by the faculty. M(l t { 1 cJke UoLLeae yMarskaLs AIauiiia . v Kicii, 1 ' J.i .ai;i;tii I ' i.immw, Makn ' ' a iii;s I.i ■i■ Jaxik Holman, I ' ii-;i n. a Hull 142 l9l :U aM Uctoher tk JJi inner Miv I ' ihii.k; Aijck Hordex Moore; Shirlky litAiK: Miss MiFakla.nd: Anna Gale Greenland; D orothy Spindle 143 Mary Baldwin stands among the foremost in her Hterary reputation. The pubHcations have consistently re- ceived high awards in competition with other colleges. Campus Comments succeeds in keeping the students post- ed on the news of the campus and the Miscellany shows their literary ability. The Bluestocking is an important factor in recalling to the minds of the students interesting and significant events of their college days. ..iii JruhLicatiom r??aT.tfii ti 4 fe«3 ft s CJLm Jinir Tlmu a t horn of dreanis, Mary Ilaldwin, Alar_ - Baldwin, ' ()nian ' dreams of lovt- and true desire; C()nc|ueror ' s dreams with passion ' s ardor i lowing, Caught from Truth ' s undying, pure wliite hre. liorn to live, to perish ne er. To insi)ire to high endeavor, To uphold that light forever, Mar - Baldwin. ' J ' hou wast huilt of dreams. Marx- Baldwin. Mar_ - I ' .aldwin. Dreams cjf faith, the dreams of earh ' dawn. Thou shalt live be ond time ' s farthest limit : Dreams shall last when walls of stone arc gone. Born to live, to perish ne er. To inspire to high endeavor, To ui)h(jld that light fore er. Mary Baldwin. 146 oMo civile Siitocnts utand JjooL STUDENTS ' HAND BOOK MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE 1937-1938 |i:a Dik: .Editor Tlif Student liaiulhook is iX ' viseil and luiMislK-d each year. It is under the supervision cit llie President nf the Student I ' lody. She. witli the assistance of tile Student L ' duncii and the Dean, makes the chanijes in the hook which are necessary from ti me to time. Tile h(i(jk states the rules and re.t;ulations inr students at the collei e. The l ' ' ,v-l ' ' ,i8 Ilandhook wcjii lirst jilace in the ' ir.i;inia Intercollegiate Press Association Contest which was held in Lexington, October, 1937. M7 S ' % CaTUKKINE GlERdAKT Editor-in-Chief Jaxie Holmax Business M aiHiijer JjLueslockL ncj The Bll ' kstocking, the annual of Mary Baldwin College, is pulilished in the spring by the Junior Class. The staff consists of Juniors with the exception of one representative each from the Sophomore and Freshman Classes. The Editor and Business Manager are elected by the Student Body. The staff is chosen by them with the aid of the Sponsor. Miss Fannie Strauss for a number of years has ably fulfllle(l tlie ixisition of faculty advisor and sponsor. Without her untiring eff ' orts and her patience the Bluestocking could not be the annual that it is. To the Class of ' 38: we hope that this hook will always s}-mbolize to } ' ou that intangible spirit of the college and will recall to you, in years to come, the pleasant associations and activities which are such a vit;d part of your college life. For the student bod_v, we hope that in our efforts we have reached in scjuic measure our goal — the portrayal of ancilhcr year at Mary Baldwin. 148 f?l iA oMo E. Casscells; J. HiiK.MKjN; B. Bkxton ; A. uodwaku ; B. Bakkr; F. Y(irxi;; B. Bivens; S. Cheney; E. Banner JjluestocKLmj Staff Barbara Bakkr Issistoiit Editor Anne Woodward Issistaiit Business Mainujcr Freddie Young Class Editor Elizabeth Banner Ecaturc Editor Jane Neal Hekndon Ithlctic Editor Elise Casscells Club Editor Beverly Bivens Kodak Editor Sally Cheney Irt Editor and Sophomore Rcprcsciitatizr Barbara Benton Freshman Representative 149 ' V ? Rli ji!0l ' ] ' )1:tty P)Oyd Ed ' ttor-in-Chicf Frances Perkottet Business Manager Uanipiis Uommenh This year Cauipiis CoDiinciits lias seen many changes both in style and make- U]J. It has tried t(j make use of all lielptul suggestions from the student hod)-, and has seen the addition of many new features. It has. throughout the year, attempted to serve as the voice of all student activities. In October, lietty Iloyd, editor, and Frances Rue, managing editor, attended the Associated Collegiate Press Convention in Chicago and brought back many new ideas which were put into effect almost iminediatel -. Campus Coiiiiiiriits. published weekly, tries to cover all types of news of interest to every member of the student liody. It encourages student ccjntribu- tions and helps to create an interest in iournali ni but above all, it stri es to interest the students in campus and world e ents. feL 4 G. Hi-ckkk; J). Petkks; J. Yc)i-N(,; K. Wii.sdn ; P. Huownlni.; F. Rur. ; P. Uciuk; L. Kinkel; B. J. W KSI.KV ; l. Cl.AHK Cyauipus Uommenh Sh fj Frames Rue laiun iin Editor Reha Wilsox Ncivs Editur rATRUiA RoiiF Feature Editor Jean Yuum; Society Editor Makcaret r ko vxiXG Sports Editor P EATKICE Wesley Distribution Editor Mildred Clarke Issistunt Husiucss Mauaijrr CiRACE Hecker Issistaut JUisiucss Miiiuiiicr LorisE KiNKEi Issistaut Ihisiucss Mainujcr I )ale Peters Issistaut Ihisi)icss Mauaiicr Miss Carriili Faculty . Idvisor x ' v .f Herbert Ward Wyant Editor-in-Chief Carol Bowman Business Manager J lscelL LSceLLani The Miscrlhniy is the Maiy Baldwin literary magazine. It is published four times a year, and includes both student and faculty contributions. A conspicuous effort is made to avoid the stereotyped, themy sort of article, but rather to present the college girl ' s intimate conception of composition in its every variety. In this fashion, creative and individual writing is encouraged, and a more wide- spread interest is stimulated. The Editor-in-Chief and the Business Manager of this publication are elect- ed by vote of the student body, and they, with the advice of their predecessors and the two faculty sponsors. Miss Minis and Dr. ' andiver, a]i])iiint the remainder of the staff members. For several successive )-ears the Misccllaii has been awartled an All-Ameri- can Honor rating, and this must be CDUsidered a tribute not to the editors, but to all the contrilnitois. 152 f?laAf£ aMi t,AO Scaled: Standing: F. RuK ; A. B. MooKE ; E. Guiukie; M. CoNANT ; F. PERROTTprr ; E. Carpkr B. Boyd; B. Brown; K. Arnold; V. Cooke; J. Keel; E. COUNCILL yMlscellanij Staff Etar Carper Assistant Editor Rebecca Arnold Issistaut Business Manager Virginia Cooke ■ Associate Editor Evangeline Councill Associate Editor Alice Borden Moore Associate Editor Betty Brown Associate Editor Frances Perrottet Associate Editor Mary Conant Associate Editor Jean Reed Poetry Editor Frances Rue Circulation Manager Dorothy Spruce -Irt Editor Elizabeth Guthrie Assistant Art Editor Betty Boyd Contributing Editor 153 A phase of college life is manifested through athletics that does not appear in any other activity. Unselfish co- operation and true sportsmanship are necessary in making the wide variety of college sports successful. Both of these qualities have aided in making athletics at Mary Baldwin gain the highest degree of success. In the achievement of these some of the out- standing characters in the college have been discovered. t--iai CjikieUcs - ... „ ' 1 m ii- LLiff • .j IklS. ' J , :i { ? RUTH PARISH Pi-i-suh-iit of Athletic Association Of nessacje from ike 1 resident The Atliletic Association is an association to which all the girls of the student bod}- belong . A council is elected to assist as leaders of the various sports, who with the director of Physical Education, plan and carr}- out the program for the year. This council tries to encourage the students to participate in the athletic program. Interest in this program is first stimulated in the gym classes. The Association stands fur much more than athletic ability. It tries to estab- lish in every girl the habit of wholesome, physical recreation. It tries also to instil in the daily habits of the girls sportsmanship, self control, co-operation, and sincerity. The Association, moreover, endeavors to combine athletics with social activi- ties. This is accomplished through picnics, dances, entertainments, and various other programs. With these principles the Association aims to establish in the students a wholesome sports program that will remain w ith them after their college days. 156 fe . Seated: M Standing- J. Herxdox ; P. Browninx,; M. Lapsley ; E. Carter; J. Reed I Be sley; L. Overton; F. Yoiix.;; S. Cheney; G. Hecker ; M. L. Ihifps; AI. J. Rich ; M. M. Ainsworth Ofmlellc GouficLL Ruth Parish President Freddie Young J-ice-President Mildred Lapsley Secretary Sally Cheney Treasurer Taneal Herndon Hockey Jean Reed ' ' ' ' Mary Monroe Ainsworth Szctiuming Peggy Browning ' ' « ' Margie Lee Phipps Hikuuj Martha Jane Rich Baseball Elizabeth Carter Basketball Grace Hecker ' ' ' f Louise Overton Archery 157 , , ' V .f Jlock Keif I ' or iIk ' third L-ar tlic luniors have won the clianiiiiDiiship in liiicke ' ; (jf tiiis tliey are very pi-uiul. Hocke ' is ihc first sport of the season, played in the tali. Many of the Fresh- men have never ]ilayed it l)efore. Iiut this does not diseouraye them, as they turn ( ut to be some of our he. ' l i)la ers. The games are played at the atliletic held not far from the campus. There were two I ' reshmen, seven Juniors, and three .Seniors on the ' arsit ' team that went to 1 larrisunhurg to the Hockey Convention of many of the south- ern schools. From the memhers of four class teams a Varsity is chosen. Tlie ' receive letters at the Athletic I ' .anquet in May. 158 ' MziJky- oMo varsihj jtockeij cJeam Krrii I ' Akisii I ' i-:(;(i ' I ' lKow MNi; Mary [ank Cookk 1a. K NliAL HiiKNDON Frances Youxt 1m A. CKS riiRRUT ' lET ElSIK. KlDOI.LMI Mll.DRliD LaPSLEV Rettv Gronemeykk Rose-Lane Mitchell Charlotte Allebach 159 { ? Jjaskwaii Basketball is our winter sport and comprises tlie greater part of January, February, and March. Practices begin during mid-term exams, but in spite of this many turn out to pla ' — recreation is needed then as well as any other time. The greatest competition this year was between the Freshmen and the Juniors. Both teams had good players and good spirit and a great deal of enthusiasm was put into their games. The climax of the basketball season is the I acult}-Senior game, which is anticipated by all and enjoyed greatly. 160 Varslttj Jjaskewall cJeam Nancy Clark Jam-: Nkal Hkkxdox Chaklottk Allf.bach Mildred Lapsley Elizabeth Carter Peggy P.rowxixg 161 i % JjasebaLL luiseliall is tin. ' lliini major sport of the season ami is played only in the spring: except for one hij t;ame early in the fall. This .t;ame takes place annually at tlie picnic yiven at I ' rafton Park, anil is played between the faculty and the students, givinji ' rise to much curiosity and excitement. However, it is in the spring that real practices begin. Inter-class games are pla ' ed and a arsity is chosen fnjm the four class teams. Many come out for this spi.irt encouraged by the warm weather and sunny 162 ' M ij oMo C rack Track is tlic last iiiajcir spurt of the season and one wliicli attracts man ' spectators. I ' iel(l-i)ay is tlie exliihition of all tlie praclicin.t; of the various gxni classes in l)roa(l-iuni])in,L;. liiijli-iuniiiinL;. liurdlini;. javelin-thro vin,i;, and tliscus- tlirouin,y. Points scored by the participants count towards both personal letters and the class cui). 163 Ridin Swimming Bowline; Ping Pon; Archery P)adminton 164 feL itnaivLOuaL Ofwaras |i:a Rkkd Tennis 1937 ( ;ka( I-: I li;i KiK (i(,lt I ' J.v iNlAKC.H I ' lKASLEY Riding 1937 Mary I k(ist Wilson Archerv 1937 ] IlLDRED LaPSLEY Swimming 1938 Marian Kintzing Posture 1937 and 1938 Class Sf ' ort Li idcrs Ch;irli.ttcAllrl.;icli l-n-shnni,, Elsie Kii(U.l|ih JlllliiU- Sarali Latham Sciii,)!- I- ' i.iz. nKin Cautkr Siif lioiiion- 165 ' f ■ :: I. Hi:u. -ii(iN ; F. Yduxi ; i:. Ri i.ulih ; . 1. L. I ' mri-; K. Hult; M. L. ' ax Atta ; ' ] ' . I ' .RowMNi.: R. Pakish; p. Herschkr; H. Gro. i;mkyi-:i ; M. Lai ' SI.hy ; J. Rked J , 0)20(j)YI)}? GU The Monogram Club, an honorary atliletic organization, is made up of tliose girls who liave earned six-hunch-ed and fifty points in the athletic program during The ear. The - are awarded the Alary ISaldwin College monogram at the Athletic liancpiet in May. In the fall the club, accom])anied b - their sponsor. Miss Powell, held a jjicnic at fApsv Hill Park. When membershi]) has been attained it is permanent, but to reach the si.s hundreil and fifl - ])oint entrance rec|uirement, the girls must be ;ictive in the arious jiliases of athletic activities all ear. 166 oMo I ' Kizi: ()iM ' i:ui:i) I ' .v riK I.MAS IK )(iSlll ' .Al) DKn; s-i( )ki ' :. i c. l Kodak ricluiT of r.uililiiijiS |;AKI ' ,AUA lU ' .XTON I ' kiZF, OFFKKKD I!V PALAIS ROYAL lest Kddak I ' icture of Persons WON BY SALLY CHEXLY 167 The student body in selecting these girls has honored them in the highest sense of the word. They have lived with them constantly for at least one year and know them to have an abund- ant amount of desirable traits. Their names will live always in the memories of life at Mary Baldwin as individuals whose emulation may well be tried hv students who follow after them. features  i-..:.«.vi. •N, -. . ' itjf .A. ■■( ' ti ifHmtlllk ' mi ' iiBm cJke Sluaeni Jjoaij of yyianj JjaLawbi Ljollecje presents ike foLLOwbi(j cjins for ike eaiure Seciion of ike 9JO Jjiaesioc dyi(j F 1 oLse ano i-frelnalmess yMarij (jYalles J umpkui SttjLe and Personautij Jnarjorle Jjeasieij 1 i Lciencij ean Jyiescker flr ?f Sbiceniij Cfxancij CjLiuam i 6 1 ' ' Si i ■ (V V ; ' 1 1 y UnleLLecluai Ofmlllij of lice JjorJen yl ' wore CiikUtic CfUtii y Jvuik 1 arbli m, e Coll eae 9 1 ageani «-■ ■ -■ ■ ■-■- ■l - .■.■- ' =m : =■: JL-«-4i ■ M ■ ' ■ m-m-w-m-: ■ ■ ■ ■ t ■-■- ■■■■■■,■■■r ■ ' ■ ■ ' ;-■-■ ' ■«{;■■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■■■ ' •■ - ■■■■-!■■ ■■■■■■■■■ 1 1 ' ■ ■ m ■ ■ m wn wn m BHi ■ B B ■ ■ ■ n r m ■ ■ «■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■-!■■ ■■■■■■■■■Cd a m ■ ■ «■■■■■■■■■ ■ iiaiaB-iiB ■pmi I Rwit i i i w. ' • « • m mmmtmmmiUflfimil Mtiii;i, 1 A ■ L ' nFF ; •, (JiiCiii: Iii i.I ' Iiim Ih iiman, M aul-i ' f-l I nnur ; LyiXkttk Stali.i ri ' , M aid-of-l I oiiar ; Xanc y I.i ' .h. Cui-i-icv, Tra ' ui Hearer .Jndij J.Liee)i am) L OLiri, ig 7 Glass jJaij and Gommencemeni I ageanl, ig j Mary W ' atiks Lumpkin Queen of ilie (Pacjeant, ig O IarjiikiI ' : I ' .i;asi,I ' .y Mald-oj-l lunar 1938 Adelaide Hill Maid-of-Honor 1938 181 Top Rtnv: I ' akhaka Dl-kiiam. AIakv Watii;.- Li m ii i x, Maimiia Fakmi-.k, Sally Chexlv Second Row: Altt?: Martin, 1 ' atty Roof, Barbara I.kmmoxd, Janie Holmax [jayicu d) yy ress acuLlii Jjlreciorij Miss Kancldlpli KiMKild 2472 Rivcrniont Ave, L_vncliburg, Va. Mr. Carl Broman 229 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Dr. Forrest D. Brown 623 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Dr. Mary Swan Carroll 503 E. 2nd North St., Morristown, Tenn. Mr. John Dafilin 501 W. Johnson St., Staunton, Va. Miss Frances Dodson 327 W. Earle St., Greenville, S. C. Mrs. Helen C. Eyster 61 S. Franklin St., Chambersburg, Pa. Miss Clare J. Flansliurg Mary Baldwin College. Staunton, Va. Miss Elizaljeth Gaines 2501 Divine St., Columbia, S. C. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Grafton Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. Miss Christine Gunlaugson 208 5th Ave., .S. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Miss Marguerite Hillhouse 117 Hampton Ave., Greenville, S. C. Dr. Zdenka Hurianek Denver, Colo. Dr. L. Wilson Jarman Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. Miss Clare King Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. Miss Mary E. Lakenan Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. Mrs. Margaret Lang Route No. 1, Lexington, Va. Dr. Mary Latimer Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada Miss Winifred Love Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, ' a. Miss Abbie McFarland Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, ' a. Miss Nancy McFarland Mary Baklw in College, Staunton, Va. Miss Catherine Minis Vanderbilt Campus, Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Andrew Mahler 23 S. 2nd St., Wilmington, N. C. Mrs, William Pancake 235 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Miss Elizabeth Poole 225 Bell Court West, Lexington, Ky. Miss Mary Collins Powell Tarboro, N. C. Dr. Karl Shedd 31 Market St., Staunton, Va. Dr. Kenneth Smoke 121 Maple St., Ashland, Ohio Mr. James T. Spillman 337 Vine St., Staunton, ' a. Miss Fannie Strauss 315 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Mrs. Fannie Baker Stollenwerck 221 E, Beverley St., Staunton, ' a. Dr. Mildred E. Taylor 614 W. California St., Urbana, 111. Dr. Lillian Thomsen Farmington, Mo. Dr. W. E. Trout Vine St., Staunton, Va. Dr. Edward P. Vandiver, Jr 312 N. McDufifie St., Anderson, S. C, Dr. Mary E. Watters Havnesville, La. 184 MaA aMo Si HOC 1 1 JjOOlJ Adams. Anni ' 7() South St., Union, S. C. Adams. I )()nitliy 217 Monis St., Charleston, W. Va. Ainsworth, Mary Monroe 505 S. Main St., Lexington, Va. Albright, Joyce 18975 Muirland Ave., Detroit, Mich. Aldrich. Virginia Lee 1775 Lee St., Charleston, W. Va. Allehach. Charlotte 608 Main St., Lansdale, Pa. Anderson, Caniille 822 Rozelle, Memphis, Tenn. Anderson, Catherine 214 Fayette St., Staunton, Va. Anderson, Elizabeth 806 High St., Staunton, Va. Anderson, Katherine 115 ( )akenwold St., Staunton, Va. Angier. Harriet 1021 W. Trinity Ave.. Durham, N. C. Armstrong, Margaret Fincastle, Va. Arnold, Rebecca 106 Boundary Ave., Elkins, W. Va. Raker, Barbara 331 59th St., Newport News, Va. I ' aldvvin, Julia 200 Washington Ave., Kennett, Mo. lialfour. Constance 1011 Gordon Ave., Thomasville, Ga. Ballard. Joan 1441 Cambridge Rd., Lansing, Mich. Banner, Elizabetli 159 S. Main St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Bartlett, Wallace S. Main St., Lawrenceburg, Ky. Baughan, Dorothy Gordonsville, Va. Baum, Jean 22 Wilton St., Princeton, N. J. Beasley, Marjorie 60 Morris Ave., Athens, Ohio Benckenstein, Genevieve 1677 Victoria, Beaumont, Texas P.enton, Barbara 431 West King ' s Highway, San Antonio, Texas Berry, Geraldine Route No. 5, Staunton, Va. Bickle, Catherine 18 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Bitner, Alice Route No. 1 , Paradise, Pa. Bivens, Beverly S. Main St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Black, Shirley Sherwood Circle, Spartanburg, S. C. Bowman, Carol Waterford, Va. Boyd, Betty R. F. D. No. 1. Ashville, N. Y. Boykin, Julia 59 Smith St., Charleston, S. C. Bradley. Mildred 71-1 Brick Row, Ft. Jay, N. Y. Brewer, Cecil 307 High St., Lebanon, Ky. Brown, Betty 106 S. Jefferson St., E. Park, Connellsville, Pa. Brown, Hilda 100 Grove St., Tarrytown, N. Y. Brown, Margaret 1735 Avery St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Brown. Roberta 114 W. Washington St., Pulaski, Tenn. Browne, Phyllis 71 Flower Ave., Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Browning, Peggy 306 Columbia St., East Falls Church, Va. Brugh, Mathilda 217 Market St., Salem, Va. Buchanan, Betty 1871 N. 69th St., Wauwatosa. Wis. Buckley. Iris 1215 Ashland Ave., Ashland, Ky. Buehrer. ' irginia 305 ' ine St., Archbold, Ohio 185 { ? lluss ey. Ilillic Stuarts Draft, ' a. Cain, Margaret 105 Saluda Ave., Columhia. S. C. Caldwell, Margaret 121 Tate St., Greens!)on), X. C. Carpenter, Allan 103 Plea.sant St., Attlelinro, Mass. Carpenter, Isabel 404 Alleghany St., Clittcin Forge, ' a. Caqier, I- ' .dith 424 K. Court St., Rocky Mount, ' a. Carper, Margaret 213 Rosalind A e.. S, Roanoke, ' a. Carroll, Ann 303 E. Second North St., Morristown, Tenn. Carter, Elizabelli 33 Church St., Martinsville, V ' a. Casscells, Elise 177 Woodvale Ave., Princess Ray, Staten Island, N. Y. Cely, Eleanor 41ft Pendleton St., Greenville, S. C. Charles, Virginia 112 Prosjiect St., Staunton, V ' a. Cheney, Sally 810 E. Olmos Dr., San Antonio, Texas Clark, Nancy 1001 Country Cluh Dr., Greensboro, N, C, Clarke, Mildred Stonewall Jackson Hotel, Staunton, Va. Clenimer, Reba Middlebrook, Va. Cleveland, Alice Berry Boxwood Lawn, College Park, Staunton, Va. Cleveland. Betty 178 S. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Clinard, Mary Alan 430 S. Main St., High Point, N. C. Cline, Janet 314 V. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Cline, Frances Fishersville, Va. Cohen, Doroth}- 1 10 Fayette St., Staunton, Va. Cole, Ann 402 F. ftth St., Anniston, Ala. Collier, Nancy Box 3, Sea Marshes, St. Simon Island, Ga. Conant, Mary R. F. D. No. 2, Lexington. Ky. Conlon, Mary 2133 Ohio Bl d., Terre Haute, Ind. Cook, Susan 1223 Windsor Ave., Richmond, Va. Cooke, Mary Jane 31 Hillvale Dr.. St. Louis, Mo. Cooke, Virginia 1019 2 Findlay Ave., Zanesville, Ohio Cooper, Florence 2923 Bainbridge Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Correll, Helen 285 Pine St., Spartanburg. S. C. Councill, Evangeline 239 Kalorama St.. Staunton, Va. Coxcr. Jessie Mae Edgewood Rd., Staunton, Va. Crist. Hazel Voodvvard Apts.. Staunton, Va. Crockett, Parkinson 215 S. 8th St., Wytheville, Va. Culpepper, June 303 E. Beverley St.. Staunton. Va. Culver, Lucy 1 130 S. Lawrence St., Montgomery. Ala. Daily, Kathleen 638 Gra don Park. Norfolk. Va. Dalbey, Anne 2023 N. W. 22nd .St., Oklahoma City, Olcla. Daugherity, Mary Jane .i448 81st St., Jackson Heights. N. Y. Davis. Laura 220 Osburn Lane. .Sevvickley. Pa. DicK-erson, ' irginia Route No. 2. Staunton. Va. Diescher, Jean 5734 Wdodnmnt St., Pittsburg. Pa. Dingley, Betty Blacksburg, Va. DuBose, Marie 3508 I ' rinceton, Dallas. Texas Dudley, Mary Frances 219 ■. l -ederick St., Staunton, Va. 1 )unlap, Katherine R. F. D. Xo. 2, 1 lartsville. S. C. 186 Iiiinl.ili, Maxiiu l.illU- Knds. S. ( ' . I )iiiil;i|). I -clia Mdiitpinu r I lull, Staunlmi. a. Durham, I ' .arhaia 3.W Alkin Ave, Shnvi ' iHivl, l.a. l ' :ili.s, iMai-j lKMik ' ZroS alliin W a . Au.t iista. ( ia. MsUridge, Nancy il3 W ashin tmi A i.-., I ' ula ki. a. I ' .vaiis. N ' irijitiia N4 WaUT St., St. . iimistiiK-, I ' la. 1-Ar. lui.i c-nia 4 College C ' mnt, Suffolk. ' a. I ' aniKT, Martha ' . ' (11 X. ( )ati-s St., Duthan, Ahi. lArrcU, Mar lane 81() I ' .lautdn Aw.. Richniniid, a. l-crnll, Sara iManccs Matoaka. W. a. kk ' niinq. Shirlr ?17 I ' mt St., Mol)crly. Mo. I ' orcl. Su.sau farolyn 40,3 Main St,, Louisburg, N, C, h ' ostcr, Kli .alieth 25 Second St., Cloverdale, Montgomery, Ala. I ' o.-itcr, jean 118 Madison St., Staunton, ' a. h ' o.N, Rehecca 3221 Hrook Kd,. Richmond, a. |.-,,y, Mvrtle 120 Rawley Ave.. Ml. Airy. X. C. I ' ryer, h:ieanor I on.g (ireen. Md. 1 lance. Rosalind 327 Wycliffe Ave.. Roanoke. ' a. l- ' lennng. Randolph 1121 Nirgini.-i Ave.. Xorton, a. ( ialey, Ruth Rose 1221 Division St., Key West, Ma. Gardner. Anne Lee. . . . ' Blackshurg. Va. (Garwood. I ' rances Pocahontas. Va. (iierhart. Catherine 11 I ' ark Hill I ' l.ice. Yonkers. X. Y. Gilkeson. Anna Lawler FishersviUe. ' a. Gilkeson. Helen FishersviUe, Va. Gilliam, Nancy 131 N. Race St., Statesville, N. C. Gooch, Adele 20 N. Coalter St., Staunton, ' a. Gooch, Marcia 1016 3rd St., Roanoke, ' a. Greenland, Ann 1113 S. 5th St., Terre Haute. Ind. Griffith, Nina 13 Sanger Ave., New Hartford, N. Y. (ironemeyer, l ' .ett - 336 lUickhannon Ave., Clarksburg, W. ' a. (iuthrie, Flizabeth 804 Lake Park, Raton Rouge, La. Hale, Sarah Rogersville, Tenn. Hall, Margy Anne 418 Mandalay Dr.. San Antonio, Texas Hannah, Sarah Cass, W. Va. Harwell. Lillie 1313 ' estover Ave.. F ' etersburg. ' a. Hassell. Rachel Tokushima. J.iiian Hawpe, Mary Doak 149 N. Coalter St., Staunton. a. Hayes, Virginia 403 Meadowbrook Terrace. (Jreensboro, N. C. Heath. Mary 8th St.. West. Waynesboro. Ga. Hecker, Grace 316 St. Clair, Groose Pointe. Mich. Hemp. Mary 231 Churchville Ave., Staunton, ' a. Herndon, jane Neal 319 I ' .elmont Ave., Richmond. a. Herscher, Margaret 901 Swarthmore Ave., Charleston, W. ' a. Hester. Nan Law 36 N. Augusta St., Staunton. ' a. Hevener, Mildred Lee Arbovale. W. ' a. Higgins, Jane 1100 Bath Ave.. Ashland. Kv 187 . ' V % Hill. Adelaide 131 P.rittany Dr., San Antonio, Texas Hill, Betty 314 Berkeley Place, Staunton, Va. Hill, Elizabeth 5540 Clemens Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Hite, Kathleen Route No. 3, Staunton, Va. Hoge, Kitty 140 X. Coalter St., Staunton, ' a. Holman, Janie 406 Poplar Apts., Charlotte, N. C. Holt, Kitty 238 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Houston. Harriet 60 Columbia Ave., Hampton, Va. Hudson, Marjorie 721 Hawthorne Ave., Royal Oak, Mich. Hull, Bettina 13431 Clifton Blvd., Lakewood, Ohio Humbert, Charlotte 406 Alleghany St., Clifton Forge, Va. Hutcheson, Mary Ligon Charlotte Court House. Va. Huyett, Lelia Charles Town, ' . ' a. Irvine, Rachel R. F. D. No. 5, Staunton, Va, Jackson, Josephine 1100 Forest Hill Dr., High Point. N. C. Jarman, Alice 150 N. Market St ., Staunton. Va. Jarratt, Katherine Stony Creek. Va. Jeffrey, Florence Arvonia, Va. Johnson, Elizabeth 1419 Galveston St., Laredo, Texas Johnson, Harry Lou 2045 Ash St., Denver, Colo. Johnston, Jane Lockerbie Farm, R. F. D., Harfield, Pa. Jones, Alice 609 Jones Ave., Beeville, Texas Jones, Anne No. 1 , Staunton, Va. Jones, Ethelyn New Canton, Va. Jones, Grace Alma, Ga. Jones, Sarah Duncan St., Ashland, Va. Keeley, Mary Anna 241 Thnrnro.se Ave., Staunton, Va. Keelgar, Shirley 7618 85 Dr., Woodhaven, N. Y. Keller, Bertha L ree, N. C. Keller, Margaret 228 Thornrose Ave., Staunton. Va. Kellough, Ida Mae 216 Maryland Ave., Cumberland, Md. Kennedy, Mary Louise 164 E. Main St., -Union, S. C. Kibler, Elaine 907 Fourth Ave.. Mendota. 111. King, Harriet 92 Broad St., Charleston, S. C. Kinkel, Louise 1 Smallvvood Dr., Snyder, N. Y. Kintzing, Marian 400 York St.. Hanover, Pa. Kirtz, Louise Route No. 3. Staunton, Va. Koiner, Thelma 40 Thornrose Ave.. Staunton, Va. Kull, Betty 901 Center St., Ashland, Pa. Lacy, Sarah Mt. Clinton Station, Harrisonburg, ' a. Lambert, Rosalie Route No. 4, Woodlee. Staunton, a. Landes, Eleanor 2530 Liberty Ave., Beaumont, Texas Lane, Sarah 1110 Hagood Ave., Columbia, S. C. Lapsley, Mildred Miller School, ' a. Earner, Jean 1016 ' . Beverley St., Staunton. Va. Latham, Marguerite Haymarket. ' a. Latham, Sarah 12,W Walnut St., Staunton, ' a. 188 f?l cJ aMc lA ' Jitlurinaii, Jean I ' - ' . ■ ' ' ' - 1 ., II, I, (111(1, r.arliara ' J20 l ' ' .lniu(iiHl Avr., Columbia, S. C. l.cl kiis, iMaiilia 415 lUickncll St., Pittsburgh, I ' a, 1 A ' wis, KalliciiiR- Maxwelton, W. Va. l.iiKwr.ivcr, Katlirvn 1 lillsidc Place, Staunton, Va. Linijliain, I ' .aibara 71 Central Ave, Dayton, Ohio Luck, J()sci)liiiic HanovLT Ave-., Ashland, ' a. Lumpkin, Mary W ' atics : . . 1711 College St., Columbia, S. C. Lvtle, I ' lettv lean 341 W. Summit, San Antonio, Texas McCall, May 221 . .Mth St., Savannah, Ga. McCue, Ann Sharpsburg, Ky. Mel )a i(l, l ' lizal)eth Heathvv(jod, Columbia, S. C. .McKalc. Katherine Kniite No. 1, Lansing, Mich. McLenilon, Mary Louise 2301 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. C. McManaway, Nancy Lee S. IX P.., Staunton, Va. Malugani, Anita 80.S Summit Ave., River Edge, N. J. Martin, Alice 206 Thorn Place, Montgomery, Ala. Mason, Theressa Gordonsville, Va. Mattox, Tane 222 E. 5th Ave., Lancaster, Ohio Maupin, Eleanor 4806 Virginia Ave., Newport News, Va. Milburn, Virginia ' 1616 Hobart St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Miles, Catherine Clarksburg, Md. Mills, Elizabeth 131 Park St., Carbondale, Pa. Mitchell, Rose-Lane Willow Spout, Fort Defiance, Va. Moffett, Katherine 2LS Kalorama St., Statmton, Va. Moffitt, Mary Lou 219 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. Moose, Frances 337 Stanley Ave., Roanoke, Va. Moore, Alice Borden 1516 Market St., Wilmington. N. C. Moore, Bessie 1424 Washington St., Columbia, S. C. Moore, Lucile 123 Reservoir St., Staunton, Va. Morriss, Helen Edgewood Apts., Staunton, Va. Mowrer. Kathryn 1014 Oak Hill Ave., Hagerstown. Md. Murray, Mary Alexander Rd., Carthage, N. Y. Myatt, Mary Lucille Box 324, El Campo, Texas Nicholson, Ellen Gray 82 South St., Union, S. C. Nordan, Anita 2214 Musser, Laredo, Texas Ogden, Marana 48 Grove Place. East Orange. N. J. Osborn, Harriet 314 Madison St., Louisa. Ky. Overton, Louise 307 Mead(nvbro(jk Terrace, Greensboro. N. C. Owen, Nancy Lee Crozet. Va. Owen, Ruth 201 N. Coalter St., Staunton, Va. Padgett, Emma 2215 Oak Ave., Newport News, Va. Parish, Ruth iM-edericksburg Rd,, San Antonio, Texas Parkins, Katie Route No. 4. Staunton, Va. Pattillo. Anne 2287 Dellwood Dr., Atlanta, Ga. Pattillo, Tane 2287 Delhvood Dr., Atlanta, Ga. Paxton. Malvine 1150 Manchester Ave., Norfolk. ' a. 189 I ' avnc, T ' .arhara 45 Oak Lane. Cilcii Ccivt-, Lont; Island. X. V. I ' erkins, Ivanel 322 W. 4th St.. iM-ankforl. Kv. Perrottet. Frances 742 Ivlgewater. Orlando. Fla. Perrow, Elizabeth Hurt. ' a. Peters, Dale 1 Kiiskin Rd.. K iruertsvilk ' . X. . Philpotts, Mary Mohjack. a. Phipps. Margie Lee 713 Chestnut Ave.. Waynesboro. ' a. Pollock, Mary P.eth 319 F ' ower. Helena. Mont. Preddy, Arlene Box 32L Orange, a. Price, Frances Chattaroy, ■. ' ii. Pringle. Bettv 311 X. Dawson St.. Thomasville, Ga. Pritchett. Anne 3 University Circle, University, Va. Proffitt, F.ranie Floyd, Va. I ' roffitt. Xancy Floyd. Va. Purdom, Margaret 604 Oakhurst A e.. Hazard. Ky. Uuackenbush. Beulah 983 E. Main St.. Stamford. Conn. Ramsav. lulia 165 Scottswood Rd., Riverside. HI. Raudenbush. jane 14 S. ' ashington St., Staunton. a. Ravvorth, Emily 1414 Chambers St.. Vicksburg. Miss. Redlin, Jane 6432 Upper Parkway. N., Vauwatosa. Wis. Reed, Jean 219 Broadway. Bel Air. Md. Reed, Caroline 3680 Richmond St., Jacksonville, Fla. Rich. Martha Jane 191 Littleton Ave.. Newark. N. J. Riddick. Jean. R. F. D. No. 1, Portsmouth. ' a. Riddle, Thelma Kenwood Ave., Raspeburg. Baltimore. Nld. Ridgley. Margaret R. F. D. No. 8. Towson. Md. Roberts, Rebecca UXi X. 9th St.. Opelika. Ala. Rodrick. Betty 5411 Xevada Ave.. X. W.. Washington. D. C. Roof, Patty Lexington. S. C. Fvossell, Lillian R. F. D. Xo. 4, Box 353, Montgomery. Ala. Roudabush. Jessie Anne 115 Court St., Luray. a. Rudisill, Emily Eagle Rock. ' a. Rudolph, Elsie Hilksdale. X. Y. Rue, Frances 10 W. 3rd St., Alton. 111. Rus.sell. Frances 212 X. Market St.. Staunton Shelton, Betty 2227 lUiena ' ista Rd.. Winston-Salem. X. C. Shields. Margaret Wallace 207 Muhlenliurg St.. Woodstock. ' a. Siler. Emma Ruth Fishersville. ' a. Siler. Doris Fishersville. ' a. Simmons. Jane 135 X. Coalter St.. Staunton. ' a. Sledge, Frances 603 Fairview Ave.. Montgomery. Ala. Slusser, Mary 216 X. Madi. on St.. Staunton. ' a. Smith. Dahlis High Acres. Rome. Ga. .Smith. Jeanne 55 k . Washington St.. Hagerstown. Md. Smith. Shirley Greenville. ' a. .Snaveh ' . Ann 106 Java A e.. Hershex ' . Pa. Snvder. iruinia 517 Park Ave.. Wheaton. 111. 190 ' MaA CiMo Spill, Ik ' . 1 ),irnili 14.V Khodc Island Avr,, . W ., W a liiii,-i.in. I t SiiriK-c, I )(ir(illn 2220 asliiii.i,Mi)n St.. Cli,ii-K l(in. W . ;i. .Stt ' iT. I ' dsii ' 17. 0 l!ran(lc]ii . c.. I ' rli-rsliiiri;. ' a. Sii-niu-tl. Ida l.imisi- 521 Main St.. ( ir( nu|i. I . S|iiatk- . . lnK- (la 412 Ramsey .Ave, I lopc-w rll. a. SU ' warl. Ddidtliy l)anU a. Slri- .-l. Lillian ' iHl julitl Si., San .Xnlonid. Texas Sirickland, Pauline 103 I ' ' .. Mullirrry. San .Xntunicj. Texas Sulli ;ni. .Mary 1 .ee ' 01 l ' , nilli . ve.. K(iii:i ' . ( ' .a. I ' .anl.er. .Mary kdeanor 2310 llrciadway. Callrllshnrs ' . Ky. Taylnr. . nielia 1128 Morninj iide. .Moirisliiw n. Tenn. Ta l.ir. Mai-Karel 2712 Chesterfield I ' .lvd., .N ' orfolk. a. Tei lie, Xelda 204 Franklin St., IV-terskur.i;, a. Thomas, Mamie 302 Edisto Ave., C uhimkia, S. C. Thomas, Mar I ' dlen 609 Commercial A e., Clifton l or,i;e, ' a. Thompson, Mary Heathvvood, Columliia, S. C. Tohiii, Marjorie 553 University Place, Grosse Pninte, Mich. Tomes, Corinne 206 N. Madison St., Staunton, ' a. Tourtellot, leanne 25 Calumet Rd., Winchester, Mass. Tront, JnnJ 416] . W. Franklin St., Gastonia, N. C. L ' Inier, Marie ' . 2430 Heyward St., Columhia, S. C. alz. Mary Ann 319 ' iiie St., Staunton, ' a, an Atta, Mary Louise 16 Pearl St., l ' iin.i;lianiton, X. V. ' ance, lui.i; enia 411 . Xew St., Staunton, ' a. Wade. Frances 12 Wilson St., P.eckley, W. ' a. Wagener, Molly 1408 Lahurnuni Ave., Richmond, ' a. ' aide, Frances 717 Selma lUvd., Staunton, ' a. Walters, Frances Louise 25 Fayette St., Staunton, ' a. Wardlaw, Margaret 916 Maple St., Columhia. S. C. Wesley, Beatrice Joe 1 University Place, Pent House P ., Xew York City White, Gladys 222 Church ville Ave., Staunton, ' a. hite, Mary 1416 Vinton A e., Memphis, Tenn. Whitmore, Blessing 1416 Market St., Wimington, N. C. Wilcox, Betty Ellen 18232 Fairfield Ave., Detroit. Mich. Williams, Katherine Warrenton, X C. Williamson, Emma Louise 107 E. Markham Ave., Durham, N. C. Wilson, Mary I ' rost 320 Alleghany St., Clifton In)rge, Va. Wilson, Reba Keezletovvn, ' a. Wise, Martha 116 Scotta St., U ' arren, Ark. Withers, Dorris 214 Pinner St., Suffolk, Va. Witkind, Blanche 1 185 Park Ave., Xew York City Woodward, Anne 229 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Worth, irginia 612 Main St., Elizabeth City, N. C. Wyant, Herbert Ward 294 Campbell St., Harri.sonburg, Va. Young. Jean I ' .luft Kd., Rome. Ga. ' oung, Freddie 56 Lakeside Dr., ' onkers. X. Y. Young. Winifred R. F. 1). Xo. 4, Staunton, ' a. Yount, Frances Esseton, Mlmore . t., .Staunton, ' a. 191 CAie Jjiiiesiocldyi(j Is the Annual of Mary Baldv in College THE COLLEGE WITH A BACKGROUND OF CULTURE AND SCHOLARSHIP Educationally Efficient Socially Selective Spiritually Sincere e =5 18 4 2—1 9 3 8 CO MP LI M K NT S Woodward ' s CLEANING and DYEING WORKS Staunton, Virginia Plione 929 New York Dress Shop Fifth Avenue Styles It is our aim and pleasure to bring to the College Girl the Most Outstanding Styles of the Season. lien j)urchasing apparel from our shop you can he assured of Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow plus Quality and Distinction. Phone 799 Seven South New Street Staunton, ' irginia The Miller Lumber Company I N t: O K P O K A T E D LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL of ALL KINDS WE ARE SPECIALISTS in FINE MILLWORK niONK 7 6 8 44 Middlehroiik A L-nue SlaiiiUiin . : . N ' iriiinia A Store Devoted to the Rest in Merchoitflise and Service PALAIS ROYAL CLOTHES ARE THE UNUSUAL KIND BeautifnJ — Sninrt — Alicays Rejlectin ' Good Taste — Never Overdone Xine luist ISuscrley Street Staunton . : . Xiryinia COM I ' 1. I M I ' ' . X TS V I ,S U L I T E THEATRE CO M 1 ' I. I M i: XTS JEWEL BOX IS Wfst 1h-vxt1cv TiiK CHARM ur YOUTH is tmk Sl-.CRF.T (.1- i!I-:ACTY ESKELUND ' S 2nd I ' ' loor, Staunton I )ci)artnifnt Slur. 20 West r.cvcrley TO THE PATRONS OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT Hotel Stonewall Jackson Stonewall Jackson Tavern and Golf Course Staunton a. COMPLIMENTS STAUNTON CREAMERY INCORPORATED EU REK A BRAND ' ' ICE CREAM and BUTTER STAUNTON Randol ' s Taxi and Transfer Service Spt-cial Prices on School and Long Trips, I ' icnic Parties, etc. C. O. and B. O. Transfer Service. Cars Meet All Trains. FURNISHED ROOMS— J Modern CifniPtiipiices 21 X.irlh Xl-w Street .:. .:. .:• StauiU.m. iriiinia C ( M P L I M E N T S Spalding Baking Company STAUNTON .:. .:. ■:• lk ilXIA M A K E R S BAM BY BREAD H. L. LANG COMPANY J K W K L E R S SPKCIALTY SCHOOL JEWELRY Masciiiic Temple Staunton Va. iVI. B. C. Drug Store If liilniaii ' s. Hiiss ' l Mcl haH ' s Martini II asliiii ' ton CANDIES Eastman Kodak Eilins Export Soda Service Thos. Hogshead, Inc. The Corner Drit,i Sinrc A Good Place To Trade COM IM. I M K IS OF Waknek Bkos. Dixie and Strand THEATRES Staunton. Va. COMPLIMENTS O F The National Valley Bank OF STALXTOX Capital $200,000.00 Surplus $500,000.00 CiiAS. S. Hi ' NTEk. President r.ii.nx Wii.i.sDX. Vicc-Prcsidciit |. H. W ' amsi.kv. Jr., Cash ' u C. B. Pktkkfisii. .Isst. Cashier and Trust Officer Member of Federal Dejtosit Insurance Corporation Mason Coal Company INCORPORATED SALES OFFICE A. KRSKIXK MII.LI-.R, I ' kksidkn-t HL ' CH 1!. SPROUL, JR.. Tki-asikkk I ' rufc-s.sidiial lUnliliiii; ' StauiUdii : : X ' iryinia Mines in Raleigh County, West Virginia NEW RIVER SMOKELESS COAL FIRE CREEK and BECKLEY SEAMS COMPLIMENTS Helen G. Eastham Shop Slaiiiihiii ' s A ' -7i ' i v ((; ( Smartcsl Ludics ' Store Downtown Hcadquartt ' is for All Mary Baldwin Girls ON Till-: CORNKR CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED Special Orders Given Prompt Attention OL ' U NEW YORK Oi-FlCI-: IS . 1. A •S AT ' (:)UR SERVICE HELEN G. EASTHAM SHOP 29 I ' last I ' .rverley Slrt ' ct Slaunluii, X ' irs inia PlKine 717 fLf aunton P y MILITARY ACADEMY JK One of America ' s most distinguished mill- Courses ((or cadets not desrrrns to enler tary academies for youths (10-20), located college ) Modern Studios, Laboratories, ,n the famous Shenandoah Valley near the Forge and Machine Shops. All Athletics, Blue Ridge Mountains- For more than 75 ROTC, Band, Indoor Pool Incomparable years Staunton graduates have earned out- health record Junior School in separate standing scholastic records at colleges, building with special (acuity and house universities. West Point, and Annapolis, mother. For Catalog and Information, Faculty carefully chosen from leading univer- 76th Year, address ROBERT TREMAINE sities gives thorough preparation lor College HALL, Superintendent, Box VC, able Board Examinations- Excellent Vocational Post Office, Staunton, Virginia. ENROLL NOW FOR FEBRUARY AND SEPTEMBER TERMS C4o • Simply Service THERE IS A REASON FOR THE WHITE NESS OF OUR LAUNDRY WORK PHONE 4 9 5 Staunton Steam Laundry N ' irijinia WRIGHT ' S •THE CORkKCT GIFT YOUR E T-:RY NEED ' FOSTOFFICE BOX 448 Tki.eh ' Hoxf. 272 130 F. ]5F ' FRLFY ST. STAl ' XTOX. -A. HENRI B. HOGE Gcitcral liisiironre SUCCESSOR TO HOGE McCHESXEY ATLAS IXSLRA.XCE AGENCY CO M PLI MEXTS THE TIMBERLAKE DRY GOODS COMPANY DRY GOODS READY in I:AR ACCESSORIES t (). l PL I M FXTS II I- HOSTETTERS CUT RATE STORES HOME OF LOW PRICES (Two Stores) 104 W . IVxerUy 101 E. Beverley Staunton. ' irciiii:i SPROUL AND CROWLE TXSLk.JiXCE . NII FIDELITY BOXDS Phono 158 Masonic Temjilc Slannton ' a COM I ' 1. I .M I ' ' . X TS OF LEGGETT ' S Di ' .i ' T. s ' r( )ki ' ; ' The lloiiu- of l ctlcr 1 i!hl s (JiAi.ir ' .Mi:k( II ANDisi-: ] ' (iiTi.Ai; I ' kuios ' Slaiiiildii ' s Slio[ ' [ iiuj Cciilrc StMiitildii, Virginia •THi: I ' KII ' .XDLY STORI 1 S 1 T STAUNTON DKPARTMKNT STORK ( Siaunidii l- ' iii iiiniru ( n., Iiu ' . ) I 111 A I II ' I ' Nhi K I III niwN n inK 77;. • Ihiiin- O-a ' iuui More l ' h..iu- 2(.9 Slimntiin, X ' irginia ( () M r L I M KX TS ATLANTIC GREYHOUND CORPORATION imiCK HOUSE TRIANGLE TEA ROOM SPECL L MEALS TO ORDER IN ADDITION TO REGULAR MF.XU COM I ' l. I M F. NTS I The Beverley Furniture Co. Ol-P. DIXIF. THKATKR ( ; I F T S F I X F VV R X I T L ' R I-: FARLEY ' S DRY CLEANING SERVICE ' For PeopU ' W ho Core PiioiVE 246 18 S. New Strekt Staunton, ' a. STATKMFA ' T Ol- IHK COXI ' ITlllN IIF THE Augusta National Bank WORTHINGTON OF Staunton HARDWARE Slauntun, X ' irginia At Close of Business March 7. 19J,S COMPANY (condensed) RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $ 969..il0.98 U S Bonds 379.226.59 A FULL Bonds, Securities, Etc 32(i.477.S.t Banking House, Furniture, Etc. 85.321.52 Other Real Estate Owned 19,376.70 Cash and Due from Banks 692.647.88 Other Assets 1.581.21 LINE OF CUTLERY $2,474,342.73 L1A1 ' .IL1T11-:S Capital Stock $ KMMW ' O.dO Surplus and Undivided Profits. 4. ' (.,6lo.34 Deposits l,8(.)2,72o.39 FLA. HLIGHTS H A R i) W . R E Reserve 25,000.00 $2,474,342.73 S T A U N T N Mcwhcr Federal l ,-t ' sil Insiiniiur V 1 K r. I N 1 . C orforatu ' u TRIST DEPAKTMEXT M. B. C. lIF,ADOr.ARTKR. ; WE WKI.OIMK YOU o — o |-: ERYTMIX(i S.ild in Fiist Class Drug Store KENNEDY DRUG CO., Ltd. SAE1-: INSURANCE FOR ( ) i:r hale a century c Insure Anythini; — From I ur Coats to Automobiles ; I ' roni . ' schools to Factories. It ' c Rrf ' rfSi ' ii Only Sound Stork Ci iiip(uiirs. NO Cd.XSlMKR I ' OOI ' KRATIXES W. J. Perry Corporation M. SONIC TEAtPI.E Stauntiin :: :: iryinia JOHN I). RASK ■lorisl ■ l ( n --M1K 111 jiill N 1- Al.l.iiS AUGUSTA FRUIT and t C)KS. GI- .S I L T I- L() IK PRODUCE COMPANY WOkK (IK KVKKV o — o HKSCKII ' lllIN ' I ' llliIK- 17(10 I ' li.L LIM-; St:uiTiliiii X ' irgiiiia OF C A 1) 1 I-. S riiciK- 259 O — SHIPPLETTS Cleaning and Dye Works I ' hlilK- .v ! WK MAKT. ' | .M I.IHIK MKi: N KW Oppiisitf C. O. Dtpdl f S. Xrw Strci-l Staunloii, ;t. Slauiitiiii :: :: ' ir ini;i (■,■ .l oT ' i ' . Iiiythiiifi. . hiyu-lu-i-L- GUSS DULL ' S TRANSFER CO. 32 West Jiilinsiin Street Stauiitdii :; irginia Local and Loikj Distance Huitliny GOOD COAL AT RIGHT PRICES Telepliiiiie ,v7 — Office SIMMONS PARTS COMPANY IIOLIiSAl.t: alto parts supplik.s gara(;e e()Lip.mi:xt I ' ll ONE 937-93S ' irginia WALTER ' S FRUIT and PRODUCE CO. BEVERLY BOOK CO. (} iiaHl V .1 crcL aiidisc IIULKSAI.K i; () () K S I ' ROIJUCE STATION I ' .RV F ] U I T S NOVI ' LLTII-.S CANI)II-:S ( ) !• ' 1 1 e I.-: (;k(jcI ' :riI ' :s s L ' I ' r L 1 !■: s S T A V T (1 X jiAsoNK nrii.nixc; V 1 R i; 1 X I A STAIXTOX VA. Phonk 425 Vanity Fair Beauty Salon pf.rsox.m.ity hair cuttin(, permanent waving AMI COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE OLK PKR ' I ' .S ARE MODKRATH Sccnul l l,M,i- CniwlL ' lUiilding : irginia StauiUiiri Zi.tus— Liccnsc.l Sli.. (■ () m p 1. i m k n t s Staunton Wholesale Cash Gro., Inc. STAI ' l.K (;Kt)(. KRIKS I he Ca.fh ir„y Is I he Hcsl ITuy HOTEL B E E R L E Y S T A U N T O N V I R ; I N 1 A F. C. HAMER COMPANY KKAL l-:ST ATI-: AND 1NSL:RAKU K 25 Ncrih Augusta Sivucl Slauiit !! : : irginia M. KIM h,ll AN r. 1. 1 C. 1.. IIOI.T nAKKi;i!-.)i;MNiN ;s IIdw. (;  I!I ' . l.yiH-liliuiK. iiKinia WTTITK STAR MTM.S IXSTITl ' TIONAI, SII ' I ' LII ' S M . l I ' ( -1 I KIKS A si ' iu 1 i rv III- CiKNr.kAi, 1 Iauhwaui-. 1111,11 CU Mil ' . I ' l.Ol K .Iiih ' iiiolirr mill Mill ,S ( ' ,■ v « ' niii.isAii ' - iiNi.v M r. KIN : : : : ii«.ima I ' .l ' -.AUTIFY YOUR llO.Ml ' . AI.C(  !•• )()|)S It takes little tci niakf a inrl -ctl I ' I ' .UI- ' l-.l T I ' Ool 1 I 1 ' ( K (,I-S li alilc riKiin. A tciiich if Cdlor in tin- ritrhi place .crctiiiuius (if liriKl ' t liattcni liiaiuif - a wiiiduw, cnldiiul Ihsliihiilrd by slip ciiMTS fur an ..1 1 chair make just that ililTcrciicc. ALBEMARLE MICHIE CO. Lcl U.K Slum ' Vo,, ( lKirlcitlL ' S illc, ' irginia MAC. V. WHEAT CO. li F. i ' rcdcrick St. I ' lionc 14W J. S. CALLISON AND SON Rkai. I ' Ls ' iati ' ; ami ] nsukami-: 7 Kclinls liuiUHng Slaiintiin : : : : X ' irginia M. n. C. STATIOK ' KRY SOLA ' KNIKS GIFTS (.UFFTING CARDS CLASSICS AND LATEST BOOKS ! BEAR BOOK CO Slaiintini. r s 11 o 1-: s Liilcsl sport Slylcs Popular Pricks HOLLIDAY ' S SHOE STORE ■■;(■ (,■ y, ' i( I hiiik ,. ,s7i,.,-x Think of 1 1 olliday Slanntuii : : : : : : iryinia Quality Ice Cream Store THK HOMF OF GOOD ICI ' . CRFAM Five East F ' rcdcrick Street (•() M 1 ' 1. 1 M F X TS THE C. E. WARD CO. New Lunddii, Ohio Academic Clothing, Band I ' liiforms. (.hoir (iowns H. M. WAGNER CO.. Inc I ' .ALTIMORK WASHINGTON PHILADF.LI ' HIA INSTITUTION FOOD SUPPLIIvS That ' s l-i ' i- UniHinln-ancc— .V Ki .-.- ' i ' i ' ri- FOR 0 ER FORTY YEARS ROSEMARY TEA SHOP 7ir Ihii-c specialized in RRAN( ,1X(; SCHOOL l L() ERS ni ' l ' IISIIK V. M. L-. A, Slauiitim, N ' irginia !■ lowers 1 ele, rathe,! .Iiiy:ehere LUNCHEON AFTERNOON- TEA DINNER HAMRICK COMPANY SPEtTAL HOT LUNCH 12 TO 2 P. M. niNNEK 5;30TO 7:30 Florists Tclciihcme (iQd IS W. Fi-L-(Urick St. Staiuitoii, ' a. X„ Tip Mtv josriihiiK- Kyli. I ' rofndoy W I- ( ARkV A LAKCiE LINE MONTA(; BROTHERS, Inc. nl- AtI.AXTA. ( ilCOkCIA ]U)Ul)OlR CHAIRS Usr MoiiUui ' s Fasliioinihlc H ' ritiiiti CKICKKT CHAIRS Papers: iii ' i -, smart, and reasmiably HUB FURNITURE CORP. priced. N. McCLURE Hiciii CikAiii-: SiKii . Ri:i ' AiKiN( . U ' orle Gituraiitccd Klf) ICast Bcvcrk-v SlR-ut SlauiUi X ' irgiiiia R. L. SOUDER DRY C.OODS READY-Mi-W FAR ACCFSSORI l-.S K F.asl llcvcrloy Street Siaiiiiton ; : : : ' iigiiiia I ' .L ' Y YOUR I-ILMS FROM LS AND Rl TCRX THEM FOR I )E ELOI ' lX( ■ We Aiijircciatr tlie Patniiiagc of the l- ' aculty and Sliidunts ot Mary I ' .alrlwiii Cnllige and Invilc Y.ui In Make Our Slciro Yiiiir Hiad(|iiartcrs. WALTER ' S DRUG STORE j. M. W Ai.iKii. I ' r„t ' neli r r.I ' LLLWOOD FOOD PRODUCTS inli INM nl ' TKINS IHslnlnited l y . H. iLLiAMS Company Kichnmiiil. 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