Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1943 volume:

LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGI c iaJilT n Mildred Mohun Editor Ann Kivlighan Business Manager m JCUIU xLurm n1Ial+4£;tUJ(Lcxmd The William Wayt King Memorial Gymnasium and Auditorium Tfke 1943 Annual Publication of the Student Body of Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Virginia f ' l ' ? - = ' In these days of separation, our minds and hearts are always with the boys and men who are fighting our battles in the air, in many lands, and on far seas. Since they cannot be with us to share the happiness of our college years, our thoughts bring them to us across the reaches of time and space and their names are in- scribed in our hearts. To these boys and men whom we love, we of Mary Baldwin dedicate this THE BLUESTOCKING OF 1943 ' liXoTUy (yi£ii)tyuL Mary Baldwin enters her second century proudly and confidently, although in the midst of a world conflict. She has survived four other wars and has always remem- bered her motto: Non pro tempore sed aeternitate; We feel that in the Bluestocking of 1943 we should record something of the fighting spirit presented in the all-out war effort of both the students and faculty. We prophesy a future as bright and as full of accomplish- ment as has been characteristic of the past. To symbolize this fighting spirit we choose the pic- tures of four of our faculty members who have entered the service of the United States: Ensigx Winifred L(1vk Captain Carl Rromax Private Edward P. ' andi kk. Jr. Corporal Andrew Mahler Jjook Une 1 i la uj uaxaumi Administration Building Academic 194-0 l:(a(Lit0cktHC| m OAU The President ' s Home McClung Illaatj baidmim, L. Wilson Jarinan President Cf yylessacje from Uur 1 resiaenl Tlie first annual of llu- new century naturally calls l i niinil the scIkmjI and the student of one hundred years ago. The student of 1S42 prohahly thought that hers was a static sort of world, otTering stal ilit ' and security, with little evidence or prcjuiise of rapid change. You of 1943 know that yours is a wtjrld of rapid, even vicjlent, change. The difference, however, is not necessarily so much the rate of change as the know- ledge of it, which is rendered possible by the century ' s development in the science of communication, which has been revolutionary in its impact upon the life of the world. The college woman of today then is oriented to a changing world, and is geared to it as a driving or a driven member, as the case may he. This is very good. You need not fear change; what you may fear is that in the midst of change vou lose sight of certain fundamental principles which have been the basis f(jr the present state of attainment. What are these abiding values? They are the Christian principle with all of iis im])lications, and the validity of sound learning and straight thinking. On these our college has buikled for one hundred years. These are her heritage, and _ ours, in the new century. Such is m - message this century morn to you, the students of Mary I ' aldwin. In the first student body one hundred years ago was a Mary Julia Baldwin. Each of vou, abiding in the strength of these principles, may re-capture something of her spirit of faith and service, and build a life worth}- of your heritage. L. Wilson J. kman President m iL amoc iincj Kathenne Shernl Dcaii of the Collcijc Martha Stockhouse Grafton Dean of Instruction Assistant to the President 191v)l:fLitLitackiug UXAXJ JOHN ! ' ,. BAFFIN, M.S. Bursar and Treasurer Professor of Physics MARGUERITE HILLHOU.SE, R.A. Registrar Secretary to the President ELIZABETH PARKER, M.A. Assistant Dean of the College Assista)it Professor of French and Spanish FRANCES DODSON, R.A. Secretary to the Dean of the College Instructor in French ARBIE MORRISON McFARl.AXD, B.A. Librarian FANNIE BAKER STOLLENWERCK Assistant to the Dean of the College MARGARET LANG, R.N. Resident Nurse 20 JAMI ' .S T. Sril.l.MAX, 11. A. Assistanl riursar MRS. I ' KAXK I ' AXt . K1 ' . Supervisor of Halls ELEANOR JACKSON, B.A. Secretary to the Dean of Instruction lAXK RAL ' Dl ' .Xl ' .L ' SH COINER, P..A. Secretar ' in tlic iUisiness Office MARY FRANCES DUDLEY SCHMID, B.A. Assistant to the Librarian ML ' RLIES r.EMMELS, l ' ..S. Dietitian ELSIE CHRISTIAN KENNY, R.S. Assistant Dietitian 21 1913 CfaeacckiHg I la u| Dciioumi MARY SWAN CARROLL, Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science NANCY WITHERSPOON McFARLAND, M.A. Assistant Professor of Latin and History MARY W ' ATTERS, Ph.D. h ' rsearch Professor, Department of History THOAL .S HANXOCK GRAFTON, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Economics MARTHA STACKHOUSE GRAFTON, M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology HERBERT LEE BRIDGES, JR., M.S. Professor of Educational Psychology DAVID K. SPELT, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology 22 i ' ,i-; j. Mi. w. iiso.x. I ' ll. I). . Icl ' niii . Issiirialc Frafrssor of liiif lisli K. STEI ' HKN MKRTOX. M.A. Actinij Associate Professor of Eiu lisli CATIli;kl. l-: I ' Lin ' I ' lAR MI.MS. M.A. . Issisldiil Proft ' ssor of Piii lisli K. kL i;. ,sTMAX .SHKDI), I ' li.lX Professor of Modern J.aiu iun es CLARE J. FLANSRURGH, M.A. Assistant Professor of French FAXXIE P.. STR.AU.S.S. M.A. Instructor in Gerntan and Latin LILLIAX RUDESEAL, Litt.M. ■ Assistant Professor of Economics Director of Secretarial Education 23 inuiLilccl inq Illa tij DoMurin WILLIAM K. TROUT, JR., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry LILLIAN C. THOMSEN, PhD. Professor of Biology MILDRED E, TAYLOR, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy JANET ALEXANDER, M.D. Resident Physician Director of Health, Professor of Hygiene ANNA LAWLER GILKESON, M.A. Assistant in the Department of Biology MARY E. LAKENAN. M.R.E. Professor of Bible HERBERT S. TURNER, P..D., D.D. Professor of Philosophy and Bible 24 MAKV !•:. l.ATIMl ' .K. I ' li.D. rraft ' ssor of luhilish nircclitr (if Sf ' i ' i ' cli and Ih-niinilirs MARY C( )1,1.1. S l ' () i:i.l., M.A. Director of I ' hysual lulinulioii I-.I.IZAIU ' .TII ()TTIN(;i!AlM DAY I ' .A. .Issocia c Director of -Art H()RACI : T. DAY . ' .ssociatc Director of Art DONALD ALLTON, M.M. Actiini Professor of Music JEAN WILLIAMS, li.M. .-Issistaiit Professor of Music MARION COPP Director of I ' oice and Public School Music AliSfnt on leave, second semester — U. S. Armed Forces 25 ly4-v ) Huc cklng Jjoara of (trustees OFFICERS MR. JAMES D. FRANCIS, President HuiUington, West Virginia REV. HERBERT S. TURNER. D.I)., ]-icc-Frcsident Staunton, Virginia MR. HERBERT J. TAYEOR, Secretary St.auntMn, X ' irginia MEMBERS RE ' . VIELE ' M AL AESTON, D.U Charleston, West ' irginia DR. HUNTER B. BEAKELY Charlotte, North Carolina DR. FREDERICK E. BROWN Charlottesville, Virginia DR. JUEIAN A. BURRUSS Blacksbiirg, Virginia MR. EDMUND D. CAMPBEEE Washington, District of Columbia MR. RICHARD D. COOKE Norfolk, Virginia MRS. WIEEIAM R. CRAIG Mocksville. North Carolina MR. W. H. EAST Staunton, ■irginia MR. JAMES D. FRANCIS Huntington, West Virginia MRS. WIEEIAM M. HENDER.SON Wilmington, North Carolina MRS. H, E. HUNT Dallas, Texas MR. CH AREES S. HUNTER Staunton, Virginia MR. WAEEACE B. MrEAREAND Staunton, Virginia REV. J. H. MARION, JR Richmond, Virginia REV. DUNBAR H. OGDEN, JR Staunton, Virginia MR. CAMPBEEE PANCAKE Staunton, Virginia MRS. THOMAS H. RUSSEEL Staunton, Virginia MR. HERBERT J. TAYEOR Staunton, Virginia DR. J. N. THOMAS Richmond, Virginia REV. HERBERT S. TURNER, D.D .Staunton, Virginia CAPTAIN FRANK M. WRAY Berryville, Virginia DR. E. WIESON JARMAN, Ex-Officio Staunton, Virginia 26 !..•: , v.:. i M Aliss Parker, helping to make the Sophomore-Freshman picnic a success — Main Building in a Fairyland of snow — Mrs. Grafton coming out the side entrance — Hill Top viewed from Academic court — Miss Sherrill entering the college — Our English department relaxing — Some of the faculty enjoying the picnic as much as we do — Recognize Santa? None other than Miss Alims. . . , l ' H-0 J tuditocWg , (kJamiL R- Cj©( nfl Jjook ( wo ( Lasses LOAU vjvn Words by KATHEIUNE SEK Alma Mater MARY BALDWIN Music by LILLIAN IRKLAND Thou WHst bom of drt-ams, Mary Baldwin, Mary B.tldwin, Wo-man ' s dreams of Thou wast built uf dpams, Mary Baldwin, Mary Baldwin, Dreams of faith, the love and true de - sire; Conqu ' rer dreams with pas-sions ar - dor dreamsof ear - ly dawn Thou shalt live be -yondtime ' s farthest On ft gIowing,_ lim-it; Caught from Truth ' s un - dy-ing pure white fire Dreams shall last when wails of stone are gone ' I - — - Senior Glass (Jfflcers RUTH PETERS President FRANCES KNIGHT I ' ice-Presideiir 1!ARI!ARA STEDMAN Secretary JANE DURHAM Treasurer ] nSS MIAIS S( onsor COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 1943 GREEN AND WHITE IQ -J WuG.i kinc| m JANE ANN ABBOTT WEBSTER GROVES, MISSOURI Candidate for Bachelor of .Arts Degree Biology Freshman : Dramatic Cluli ; Art Club ; Hockey team ; Business staff of Cainfus Comntenls. Sophomore: Art Club; Hockey team; Business staff of C am l xis Comments ; French Ckib. Junirr; Business staff of Campus Comments: Assistant Business (anage of Misrcllany : Assistant Business lanager of Bi.ukstolkini; ; ice-f ' resident of class; Wdrlil Fellnw sliiji Committee. Senior: Science Chili; Member of Student Council; House President of Memorial. TIte world means soiiiefhiiig to the capable. — Goethk. 32 GLADYS JAMISON ADAMS HUCHANAX, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Dcyrcc Biology Freshman: Dramatic Club; Science Cluli; International Relations Cluli. Sophomore: Dramatic Clul); Glee Club; Science Club; Finance Committee of Y.W ' .C.A. Junior: Science Club; Finance Committee of Y.W ' .C.A. ; Freshman Adviser. Senior: Science Club; Senior Representative of Social Committee. Taste the joy that spriin s from hihor. — Longfellow. 33 I9m-0 iMacstad big Xl Uj VIRGINIA NANCIE BRADING EVANSVILLE, INDIANA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Dec rcc Art Freshman: In cast uf Stage Door ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Tennis leader of Athletic Association; Vice-President of the Class; Secre- tary-Treasurer of Art Club. Junior: Editor of Centennial Bluestocking; Art Club. Senior: House President of Fraser Hall; Student Council ; Im ' s W ho Among Students of American Colleges and Uni ersities ; Vice-President of Art Club; .May Queen. A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. — ri ' iiLiLii s Syrus. 34 LUCY LOUISE BRYAN REYNOLDS, GEORGIA Candidate for BacJiclor of Arts Dct rcc English Freshman : Agnes Scott Colli-ge, I )e ' :atiir, Georgia. Sophomore: Glee Cluh ; Hockey team; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associatioti. Junior: Class editor of Bllt.stockini; ; Freshman Adviser, Y. W. C. A. Senior: Freshman Adxiser; Business Manager of Miscellany : Y. W. C. A. She is pretty to Zi ' alk i nth. And ivitty to talk i ' itli And pleasant, too, to think on. — Sir John Sucklinc;. 35 19113 flttesC-c :l iiig Illxutu DolcLumi MARJOKIE PAXTON BURKS niATHAM, VIKCIXIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Dci rcc Chemistry Freshman: Finance Committee of the Y. . C. A.; Glee Cluli; Science Cluli. Sophomore: Finance Committee of the Y. . C. A.; New Century Project Committee; Science Club. Junior: Science Club, Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Freshman Adviser; Devotional Committee of the Y. . C. A.; President of the Science Club; Presidents ' Forum. And learn the luxury of doing good. — Goldsmith. 36 ADA LOUISE BUTLER MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT Candidate fur Jhu-hrlfr of .Irts Dci rcc Art Freshman ; Glee Club ; Y. W . C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Advertising staff of Cniiitiis Coiinncnis. Junior: Business manager of Miscellany; Librarian for Glee Club; Dramatic Club. Senior: Librarian for Glee Club; Business Manager of Glee Club; Business Manager of Music Cluli; Head of Music Activities. The heart to conceive, the uuderstandiiui to direct, and the hand to execute. — Junius. 37 m }k amodivnc La uj JANE COHRON STUARTS DRAFT, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of . Iris Dajrcc Spanish Freshman: Cdiiipus Coniiiuvits Staff; Dramatic Cliili; Day Student Club; Internatitmal Relations Club. Sophomore: Y. W. C. A. Committee; Caiii-pus Ciniiiiiciils Staff; International Relations Club; Day Student Club; Dramatic Club; Glee Club. Junior: Presidents ' Foruin ; Sports Editor of Bi.i-r.sTi)CKi. (.,- Secretary uf Da - Student Club; President of Spanish Club; Class sports leader; International Relations Cluli; Mono- gram Club. Senior: Spanish CIuli ; Day Student Club; Athletic Club; Monogram Club. TItc winds and waTcs arc always on the side of tin- ahlcst navigators. — Girrox. 38 JAXK IJL KMA.M ATLANTA, i;KOKGIA Candidate for I ' achtlor of Arts Dajrcc Latin Freshman: Glee Club; Gar.len Clul.; Y. V. C, A. Soiihomore : Y. W. C. A. Devotional Committee; Y. W. C. A. Wurltl Fellowship Com- mittee, i Junior: Freshman Adviser; Y. W. C. A. Devotional Committee. Senior: Treasurer of the Senior Class; Treasurer of Garden Cluh; Business StafT of Canifus Comments : Y. W. C. A. II cr 7cays arc icays of plcasaiitiicxs. — Proverbs. 39 Irka itockUxg la uj ANNE GARRETT HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Candidair jor Bachelor of . Iris Dcijrcc Musk Fi-eshmaii : Music Clul ; (lieu Cluli; IntenuUicinal Kclatiuns Cluli. Sophomore: President of Music Cluli; Glee Chili; lutcruatinnal Kclatious Chili ; Y.W.C.A. Welcoming Committee. Junior: Business Manager of Glee Club; Program Committee of Y. W. C. A.; Social Chairman of Junior Class; Freshman Adviser; Music Cluh. Senior: President of Glee Chih; Student Body Treasurer; Presidents ' Forum. The music ill my heart I horc, LoiKj after it 7t. ' as heard no more. — WoRDSWdIM II. 40 ANN MARGARET GAULDING RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Candidalc for Ihichcliir of . Iris Decree M iisic Freshman: Music Club; Art Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore : Music Club ; Music Recital ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Junior: Glee Club; Y. W. World Fellowship Committee. Senior: Secretary of Glee Club; Business Staff of Caiiif iis Coiiniiciits. To 7vakc the soul hx lender strokes of art To raise the ( eiiiiis, and to iiieitd the heart. — Pope. 41 19y (jWiitocl iiig ANN ELLEN GRAHAM AKLIXC.TOX, VlRt.IXIA Candidal c for Bachelor of .-Irts Dci rcc French Freshman : Day Student Clul) ; Athletic Assuciation ; Y. W . C. A. Sophomore: Day Student Ckib ; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Junior; Day Student Club; Athletic Association ; Y. W. C. A. Senior; Day Student Club; Athletic Association; Art Editor of Camf ' ux Comments; President of French Club; Presidents ' Forum; elected to Mary Baldwin Honor Society. Wcariiui that wcii lit of Icarniiia Uijhtly like a floiver. — Tennyson. 42 EMMA JANE HAG AN SUFFOLK, ' IRGINtA Candidate for Bachelor of .Iris Dcijrce History Freshman; AFusic Cluli; Internatiinial Kt-latiiuis Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athlutic Associa- tion. Sophomore: International Relations Chili; Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: International Relations Chili; .Staff of Cainl us Comiiictits ; Committee for Re- ligious Emphasis Week; Y. W. C. -A. Senior: Managing editor Campus Comments: ice-I ' resiilent International Relations Club; in cast of Letters to Lucerne ; won first prize in Mi.uclldiiy Short .Story Contest; House President of Martha Riddle; .Student Council. . ;; infliic-ih - linniiious and srrriu-. — Hl•: LI•:Y-! IAR ;. RlTOI•: SoRORt. 4 194-3 l:{atL ckiiic| Illa uj DoicLurm JACQUELINE AXX HANSEN I.KOXIA, XKW JKKSKY Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art Freshman : Glee Club ; Hockey Varsity ; Garden Cluli ; Art Club. Sophomore: Glee Club; Hockey Varsity; Athletic Association; Art Club. Junior: Golf leader of the Athletic Association. Senior: President of the Athletic Association; Glee Club; Art Club; Hockey ' arsity, Student Council; Music Club; Presidents ' Forum. A friend may a ' ell be reckoned the inasterfiece of Nature. — Emkrson. 44 HARRIETT IlARRlXliT(jX WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Bible Freshman: Freshman reporter on Cain[ ' us Coitniicnis : Freshman Representative on Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ; Art Club ; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Treasurer of Y. W. C. A.; member of the I ' lay Readers Group; member of Religious Exercise Committee. Junior : Vice-President Y. W. C. A. ; member of Play Readers Group ; participant in the Horse Show; Spanish Club; Feature Editor of Bluestockixi; ; elected to Mary Baldwin Honor Society ; Religious Exercises Committee. Senior: President of Y. W. C. A.; Student Council — ex-othcio; Presiden.s ' Forum; member of Religious Exercises Committee; Who ' s Who Among Students of .American Colleges and Universities. And gladly icolde he learne and gladly teehe. -JZnAUCER. 45 m l,Jfttc,aFckir.g MARY AUELE HEURECK BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dci ree Psychology Frcshmuii : Riding CIuli; 1 )r;unatic Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Glee Club; Staff of Campus Coininents; Riding Clul). Junior: Vice-President of Riding Club; Glee Club; Treasurer of class; Feature Editor Campus Comments; Snapshot Editor Bluf.stockinc ; Freshman Adviser; elected to Honor Society. Senior: Editor of Mis(i-llaii : ' ice-Prcsident Science Cluli; Presidents ' Forum. ' ' To be a icell-favored man is the ( ift of fortune ; put to zurite and read comes by nature. — Shaicespeare. 46 VIRGINIA HUGHES WARRENTON, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree French Freshman: Y. W . C. A.; Athletic Associaliim ; Day Stuik-iit Clu1i. Sophomore : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association ; IJay Student Cluh. Junior : Athletic Association ; Day Student Cluli. Senior: Athletic Association; ' ice-Prcsident of Day Student Cluli; French Cluli. Never elated ivhoi one man ' s oppress ' d Never dejected while another ' s bless ' d. — Pope. 47 1913 P(us.aFcki.tf| OAtj DOROTHY BURTON HUNDLEY LEBANON, KENTUCKY Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dct rcc English Freshman: Dramatic Club; International Relations Cluli; Y. W. C. A. World Fclli Committee. Sophomore: Dramatic Cltili; International Relations Cluli; Y. W. C. A. Finance mittee ; Y. W . C. A. Devotional Committee. Junior: Dramatic Club; International Relations Club; Business Stat? of Campus nients ; Y. W. C. A. Devotional Committee; Freshman Adviser; Secretary of Class. Senior: Dramatic Club; President of International Relations Club; Presidents ' F( Business Staff of Campus Comments: Y. ' . C. A. Social Service Committee. Oh, blest with temper xvhose unclouded ray Can make toniornnc cheerful as today. — Pope. 48 wship Com- Com- irum ; MEREDITH JONES WILLI AM SPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Speech Freshman: Dramatic Cliili; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Dramatic Clul); Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Dramatic Club: Con-edy of Errors ; Art Club; Music Club. Senior: Dramatic Club: The Man Who Would Be Sick ; Art Club; .Music Club. Well may otir hearts believe the truths I tell: ' Tis virtue makes the bliss zchere ' er ive dwell. — Collins. 49 ly ' lolMiiiistFcl ing GRATIA KAVN(JR SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Music Freshman: Music Cluli; (Hll- Chili; I )ramatic Cliili; Cn- ' muin Ckih ; Cast Song. Sophomore: Secretary nl Glee Club; Secretary-Treasurer u Music Cluli; Ge Chairman of Y. W. C. A. Friendship Committee; Cast of Family Allium. Junior: President of Music Club; Glee Club; Secretary of Y. W . C. . .; C Y. W. C. . . Social Service Committee ; Presidents ' Forum. Senior: Music Club; Glee Club; ' ice-President of Y.W.C..- . ; Chairman o Vespers Committee; Cast of Man Who Would Be Si ck ; Attendant to May Que Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities. Throngli zvater, earth and air, The soul of happy sound zvas spread. — Wordsworth. •SO of Cradle rman Club ; hairnian of f Y.W.C.A. en : Who ' s JULIAXN KELLEY TRINITY, TEXAS Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Frcsliman : Bayliir University, Waco, Texas. Sophomore : Baylor University, Waco, Texas. Junior: French Club, Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Art Club, Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association. ■ musk be the food of loz ' e, play on. — Sh.-MvESpeare. 51 191 3 Pfuc cUq XXfU] FRANCliS VANN KNIGHT WHALEYVILLE, VIKGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Sociology Freshman: Music Cliili; Dramatic Club; Cast of Stage Dour ; International Relations Club ; Glee Club. Sophomore: Music Cluli; Dramatic Club; International Relations Club; Glee Club. Junior: Music Club; International Relations Club; Glee Club; Garden Club; Science Club. Senior: Science Club; Freshman Adviser; Vice-President of Senior Class. Knightly love is blent with reverence Is heavenly love is blent with blue. — George Eliot. 52 MARGUERITE LOGAN ELBERTON, GEORCTA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dc ircc PsychuUxjy Freshman: Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Glee Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Junior : Glee Club ; Y. W. C. A, ; Athletic Association. Seni .r: Art Club; Science Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. As merry as the day is long. — Shakespeare. 53 194-0 l:fuc?.itacW Xl U| JULIA LOGAN SrARSDALE, NEW YORK Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Spanish Freshman: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Cilec Club. Sophomore: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior : Marshal ; Treasurer of Spanish Club. Senior: House President of Sky High; Vice-President of Spanish Clnli; Social Chair- r.an ; Presidents ' Forum ; Student Council ; Attendant to May Queen. A beautiful face is of all spectacles most beautiful. — L. iIIruykke. 54 KATHKYX Jl ' .AX LUCAS SrARSDALK, NEW YORK Caiidldafc for Bachelor of Arts Dcc rcc English Freshman: French CUih; rroduction Staff nf Dramatic Chth ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: French Citili; I ' rcKkiction Staff of Dramatic Gnb ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Dramatic Club; X ' ice-I ' resident French Cluh ; Freshman Adviser; House Presi- dent Chapel Hall ; Secretary Student Council. Senior: President Student Council; Chairman Presidents ' Forum; Editor Handbo ok; r.v-officio member Y. W. C. . . Cabinet; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges .-.nd L ' niversities. Great offices zvill have great talents. — William Cowper. 55 auo Socking lOA MARGARET VIRGINIA MrMURRAY W INC H EST KK , V I RG I N I A CdiididaU- for Bachelor of Arts Dc(jrce Bible Freshman: Glee Club; International Relations Cluli; Music Club. Sophomore : Glee Club ; International Relations Club. Junior: Music Club; Y. W. C. A. Devotional Committee. Senior: Y. W. C. A. Program Committee. Thou wcrt my guide, Philosopher and friend. — PorE. 56 NANCY ANNIS MASON EAST GRICENWICH, RHODE ISLAND Candidate for Ihniwlor of Arts Dcijrcc History Freshman : University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia. Sophomore: Day Student Cluli, Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Day Student Club; Y. . C. A., Athletic Association. Senior: Society Editor of Campus Coiuiiiciils ; Secretary of the International Relatioi ih. 7r.- ;;;,■( siU-iirc hatJi more rloquciirc tliaii . ' ' r T . lMAKTi. F. Tuppkr. 57 lyn-v) Mu(i3FckiKiq MARY ROSE MITCHENER SUMNER, MISSISSIPPI Caiididah- for lUichclor of Arts Dcyrcc English Freshman: Garden Cluli; Music Club; Riding Cluli; Xiw C ' enlury Prngram Committee. Sophomore: Treasurer ol Garden Cluli; Music Ch:l); Y. . C. A. Social Service Com- mittee ; Treasurer of Class. Junior: Garden Club; Play Readers Group; President of Class; Presidents ' Forum; Dance Committee. Senior: War Activities Committee; ' icc-Prcsident of Student Government; House President of McClung; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universi- ties ; elected to Mary Baldwin Honor Society. There ' s rosemary that ' s for remembrance. — Shakespeare. 58 JULIA NEILL MONROE HAMPTON, VIRCINIA Caiidldalc for Inichclor of Arts Dcyrcc Sfcccb Freshman: (lardcii Clul ; Riding Cliili; Y. W. f. A.; Alliletic Assiicialimi. Sophomore: Garden Ckib; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Vice-President of Garden Club; Devotional Committee of Y. W. C. A. Senior: Business Staff of Cuiiil its Cmii incuts ; Presidents ' Forum; I ' rcsident of Dramatic lull; Marshal. -Irt is man ' s nature: nature is (.iod ' s art. — Philip Jamks Bailey. 59 Wa(L3acl i)iq BETTY NELSON STAl ' XTOX, VlRCl XIA CiDidldatc for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Music Freshman: Glee Club; Day Student Club. Sophomore: Treasurer of Glee Club; Treasurer of Day Student Club; Music Club. Junior : Glee Club ; Day Student Club ; Music Club. Senior: Glee Club; President of Day Student Club; Presidents ' Furum ; Stude nt Ccun- cil ; Staff of Campus Coinnienis; Chapel Committee; French Cluii; Who ' s Who .Among Students in American I ' niversities and Colleges. ( ' ■od fjk ' cth speech to all, sou; to the fe:v -Waltick C Smith. 60 GLORIA HELKNA PARADIES FOREST HILLS, NEW YORK Candidate fur Bachelor of Arts Degree Speech Freshman; Dramatic Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Dramatic Club; Cast of Brief Music ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Assuciaticm. Junior: Dramatic Club; Production Staff of Ladies in Retirement ami Comedy uf Errors ; Freshman Adviser. Senior: Dramatic Club; Cast of Man Who Would lie Sick ; Glee Club; Presidents ' Forum; Freshman Adviser; House President of Hilltop ; Student Coun ' :iI. The most difficult character in comedy is that of a fool, and he must be no simpleton zcho plays the part. — Cervantes. 61 194v) lMii(2,slocl inc| WUi RUTH EILEEN PETERS STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Speech Freshman: Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Cast of Cradle Song and Stage Door, Sophomore: Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Cast of Brief Music. Junior: Treasurer of Glee Club; President of Dramatic Club; Cast of Ladies in Retire- ment ; Presidents ' Forum; Art Editor of Bluestockinc. Senior: Dramatic Club; Art Club; President of Class; Presidents ' Forum; V lni Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities. A witty woman is a treasure A zuitty beauty is a pozver. — Meredith. 62 MINXA TREADWELL POTTS MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Eiiglisli Freshman : Southwestern College in Memphis. Sophomore : Southwestern College in Memphis. Junior: Garden Club; International Relations Club; Staff of Cainl ns Coitniiciils ; Grand- daughters and Little Sisters Club. Senior: Garden Club; Spanish Chili; Freshman Adviser; Business Manager of Cdiiitus Conniiciils: Member of Religious Activities Committee. HaJ ' py am I : from care I ' m free! Why aren ' t they all contented like me? — La Bayadere. 63 194-3 (jfuG dFckUic) MILDRED ANN PROFFIT FLOYD, VIRGINIA Cuiididatc for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Biology Freshman: ' arsity Basketball; Garden Clnli; Dramatic Cluli; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Cluh. Sophomore: ' arsity Basketball; Garden Club; Science Club; German Club; Grand- daughters and Little Sisters Club. Junior: Transferred to William and Mary College first semester; second scmesler re- turned to Mary Baldwin. Senior: Treasurer Athleti ' ; Association; .Athletic Council; Freshni;ni Adxiser; Business Staff of Cam[ us Comments. From the crozvn of her head to the S()le of her foot, she is all mirth. ' ' — Shakespeark. 64 NORMA LEE RIPPARD FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Dajrcc Sociology Freshman: Music Club; Garden Club; Glee Club; Y. W. C, A. Cummittee. Sophomore: Glee Club; Y, W . C. A. Committee. Junior: Music Club: Garden C!ul . Senior: Music Club; Trcsident of Garden Club; Presidents ' Forum. Where did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the skies as I came through. — MAcDoKAhB. 65 1Q4-3 ( (ue cWg DOROTHY SHELTON RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of . lrts Ddjrce Sociology Freshman; Freshman Basketball Team; Music Club; Spanish Clnh ; (llec Cluli. Sophomore: Sports Editor of Campus Comments; Glee Club; World Fcllt) vship Com- mittee ; International Relations Club. Senior : Associate Editor of The Miscellany; Freshman Adviser. Kotlmuj is impossible to industry. — Proverb. 66 AJAkTlIA STEXXIS SPROUSE STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Iris Dcijrcc History Freshman: 1 lay Student Chili; International Relations Cluh. Soi h(im(ire : I )ay Student C ' hili; International Relations Cluh. Jtniior: Day Student Cluh; Secretary of International Relations Cluh; News Editor of Cam ' HS Coiiniiciits. Senior: Day Student Cluli; International Relations Cluh; Editor of Caiii ' us Comments; ■ ' Who ' s Who Among Students of American Universities and Colleges ; Presidents ' Forum; elected to Mary I ' .alduin Honor Society. Keadiiuj maketh a full iiian, confereiiee a readv iiuni. and z ritini an exact man. — Bacon. 67 194-0 iMUG FckUici lU ' LTTY JEAN STARK KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Caiididalc for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sfeeeh Freshman: Glee Clul ; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Glee Club; Dramatic Club: Tonight At 8:30 ; Cam fits Conimci Junior: Glee Club; Dramatic Club: Comedy of Errors ; Stage Manager of Retirement ; Won second prize in the short story contest ; Assistant Feature Camt us Comments. Senior: Secretary-Treasurer of the 1 )r:imati-- Chili; Assislant Society Fditi Comments; Stage Manager of The Man Who Would lie Sick ; Assistant Miscellany : International Relations Club. i ,f Staff. •Ladies In Fditor of r Camions Editor of Bezvare of her fair liuir, for she e.vcclls all zcoiiieii in the iinu ic of her locks. ' GOKTHK 68 BARBARA LOUISE STEADMAN SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dci rcc Spanisli Freshman: Art Clul ; Riding Cluli; Art Editor of MLUfllniiy. Sophomore; Glee Club; Vice-President of Art Cluh ; Co-art Editor of Miscellany. lunior: Vice-President of Spanish Club; (llee Club; Freshman Adviser; Victory Book Campaign Committee. Senior; Cdee Clul); Assistant Editor of Misccllniiy : President of Si.anish Club; Class Secretary, Presidents ' Forum. ' ■DiliijcHCc is the mother of i ood fort iue. —Cp.u ' antes 69 1911-0 Pltti ckuif, xt aj KATHERINE WILLIFORD STEPHENS HELENA, ARKANSAS Caiididalc for BacJtclor of . Irts Dajrcc Socioloi y Freshman ; Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas. Sophomore : Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas. Junior: Garden Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Vice-President of the Garden Cluli; Freshman Adviser; Business Staff of Campus Comments. A cheerful temper joined with innocence ivill make beauty attractive, kiiowledi e delightful and wit good naturcd. — Addison. 70 ELIZABETH TEMPLE TYREE ALTAVISTA, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachdor , f Arts Dcjrcc Eiiijlish Freshman: Friondship aii.l Dcvutioiiul Cc.mniittL-c ; Y. W. C. A.; C.k-c Cluli; Athlftic Association. Sophomore: Music Cluh ; Dramatic Cluh; Glee Cluli ; Y. W. C. A.. Junior: Music Club; Glee Cluh; Contrihulor to Mixcctliiiiy. Senior: Music Cluh; Glee Cluh; International Relations Cluh; Contrihutor to Mis- cellany. Slw docth little kiiidiirssi-s cchich must learc undone or despise. — Lowell. n tanitacklncj XtAXj LUCY SHEPHERD WHITE MEMPHIS, TENNESSEI-: Candidate for Bachelor of .Iris Decree English Freshman : Southwestern L ' ni ersity, Alemphis, Tennessee. Sophomore : Southwestern University, Memphis, Tennessee. Junior : Southwestern University, Memphis, Tennessee. Senior; Glee Ckib ; International Relations Club; Grandtlaughters Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Your fair discourse has been as sugar Making the hard icay s:i ' cet and delectable. SlI. KKSfK. Kl-;. 72 and Little Sistt Junior Glass U flcrs AXXE EASTERLY President MARY EVI:LYX X ' AXCE Trciisiircr DR. SPELT Sf ' iiiisor COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 1944 PURPLE AXD C;OLU JERRY Le GRAXD Vice-President CH RLSTIXE 1)A MS Sceretar 191-0 PfiiLiifaclyug XVIU ANN BALLARD Norfolk, ' irgini;i I ' .LIZAI ' .ETH CHURCHiMAN Staunton, ' irj inia DOROTHY CLFA ' ELAND Staunton, ' irj(inia CAROLYN COLLLNS Orlando, Florida I ' .ETTY ANN COOKE Jackson Heights, New York CHARLOTTE CRAUN Waynesboro, X ' irf inia CHRLSTINE DAVIS Marvel], Arkansas JEAN DRLSCOLL Stauiiton, ' irginia ANNI-: EASTERLY Greeneville, Tennessee IRCINIA GOCHENOUR- SHIPPLETT Staunton, ' ir j;inia ANNE HANEKE Lima, Ohio JOSEPHINE I LAN N AH Ar ' nnia, X ' irginia 74 . J( KI). X Stauntiin, iiuiiuia MAKN ' i;i.i;. . ( )i Ki:ii i-: 1-mli-rick, .Marvlan.l M.WIXI ' . KIXG I )clnMl. Micliit ' an AXX Ki LIGHAX StauntdU, X ' irginia KATHERIXE KIVLIGHAX StP-unton, Virginia JLI.IA KOHEER Hagerstiiwn, Maryland JOHXXIE AL E EEA Omar, est X ' irgiiiia JERRY EE GRAXD Alontgomery. Alabama XATAEIE EE.MOX M.ihik-, Alabama EMAEIXE McGRATH Frank fort. Kentucky EALRA McMAXAWAY Stauntdn. irginia MIEDRED MOHUX Alexandria, Virginia 75 mi ilia. amoQi 61 SARA NAIR Clifton l- ' orge, X ' irginia JACQUELINE POOLE Aslieboro, North Carolina iu-:tty smith Florence, South Carolina FRANCES SCTER Fort Defiance, X ' irginia FRANCES TAYLOR Clinton, South Carolina MARY EX ' ELYN ' ANCE Covington, X ' irginia EVA VINES Greenville, Virginia LEAH VEA ' ER Staunton, ' irginia P.ETSY WELLS Elm City, North Carolina FRANCES WILBORN South Boston, ' irginia ELIZABETH W ' YSOR College Park, Maryland 76 Sophomore- ULass Offlcen CAROL SURRE BETTY NEISLER President Secretary ANNE SIMS CELIA LACY Vice-President Treasurer MLSS PARKER .S f ' oitsor COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 19« LAXEXDER AXl) WHITE . , [u().lt0CRiuC| I ' ATRICIA BARR Winchester, Virginia SAKAH JANE BEALE r.al.imore, Maryland KM MA I ' .ELI. Kiick Hill. South Carc.lina JOAN BENNETT Scarsdale. Now York HELEN HOPE BERRY Staunton, Virginia MARY ALICE BRAND Staunton, ' irginia CARY BRYAN Columbia, South Carolina MARION Bl ' CKEY Lhiion I ' .ridgf, Marylanil AL RY AUGUSTA BURR Claymont, Delaware ANNE WARREN CHURCHMAN Staunton, Virginia CHARLOTTE COHN Princess Anne, Maryland HELEN FRANCES COOK Fairmont, West Virginia PHYLLIS COX Spottswood, irgiuia MARJORIE CREASY (iretna, Virginia ANNE 1)AU(;HTREY Suffolk, ' irginia 78 ( liailoltr, Xi.rlli raioliiia ANN DOW nivl.l, M(iMti;iinu-r , . l;ili;ini; i.ois nri ' iv -.tfuM, Xcw Jersey . lARl,AKi;i ' [■.AKLl ' : Elkins, VW-sl X ' irginia ISARF.L FOSTKK Washingtciii, District cf Cnhinil.i;i JEAN GALLAGHER rarkersburg, West ' irginia ANNE CARD Detroit, Michigan BETTY JO GARDNER Blacksburg, Virginia SALLY (BARRETT W ulf Summit, W est irgiiiia . L RY ELIZABETH GRIFFITH Niilford, Connecticut L RY ANNE GUERRY Columbia, South CaroHna JANE WARD HARRELD Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ERAH HATTEN Hampton, Virginia CARMEN HAYES Lakeland, Florida MABLE HELEN HEREFORD W ' aycross, Georgia P ' W ' ¥ 79 IQ -olJWitocking XtAXj bcocLuri n BETTY HOLT Staunton, irginia ANN ELIZABETH JACKSON ] )rakes Branch, Virginia KATHERINE KELLER Dallas, Texas CELL LACY Fredericksburg, Virginia FRANCES LOCKHART Galveston, Texas JOSEPHINE LOCKHART Gah eston, Texas MAKV LEE LOGAN Klberton, Georgia MARGARET McBRYUE [•ort Defiance, Virginia ANNETTE McCLARAN Jackson, Tennessee LOUISE McLEAN Qnarali, Texas MARY McREYNOLDS ClarksN ille, Tennessee ANN MATHEWS Staunton, ' irginia MlMi MITCHELL Dallas, Texas ELLA CLAIRE MOODY Beaverdam, ' irginia MARGARET MUELLER Dothan, Alabama BETTY LEE NEISLER Kings Mountain, North Carolina 80 NAMY Kl.lZAliKTH NK ' rTl.KTON Shclton, (. ' oniKclicut KAY ().yii;s Waco, Texas M k(, Ki:-r l.l ' ClI.I.K I ' AI.MKk All.omark-, North CarnliiKi jri.lA I ' AWAKE Stauiitun, X ' irginia LOUISE PLAGE River Edge, New Jersey ELIZABETH RIVES POLLARD Winston-Salem, North Carolina ELIZABETH EADS KAN ' DAL Fort Smith, Arkansas GLEN DINE REED Spencer, ' est Virginia ELEANOR REID Wake Forest, North Carolina MARY ANNE RHAME Columhia, South Carolina BEVERLY RHODES Staunton, ' irginia NANCY ROANE Staunton, ' irginia MARGARET ROBERTS Radford, Virginia DANA ROBERTSON Staunton, Virginia NANCY ROYCROFT Durham, North Carolina CAROL SAULSBURY Hanover, Pennsylvania 81 194-3 )j(uiLitackiiic| ANE ELLEN SCOTT Richmond, Virginia AXXE SIMS Portland, Maine . L Kr,ARET SLAVEN illianison, est X ' irginia SALLY SMITH Gkn Rock, New Jersey JLLIE WORTH Sl ' RUNT ilmiiigton. North Carolina BESSIE STALLINGS Durham, North Carolina CAROL SURRE Shaker Heights, Ohio MARY FRANCES THOMPSON Bristol, Tennessee MARY LOUISE TOWNSEND Riverside, California 1-RANCES TULLIS Montgomery, Alabama DOROTHY VAN WINKLE Little Silver, New Jersey EMELENE WALDECK. Spencer, W est irginia P,ETSY WARREN Raleigh, North Carolina ANNE CARTER WHITEHEAD Lcningstoii, irginia ANNE WOOD Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 82 reslinian ei ass C Jfflcers MAR( ,ARET BROWN President HARRIET SHOWELL Secretary PATRICIA ASMAN CORNELIA ADAIR I ice-President Treasurer MISS SHI Spoils RRILI or COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 1945 SCARLET AND (lOLD 19 13 IJWs l IIIC| OAXj uri n CORNELIA ADAIK Riclimond, Virginia lOSErHINE SOPHir ALEXANDER Durham, North CaroHii;! DORIS ALLEN 1 )allas, Texas L RY ALLEN Seattle, Washington ANNE ARMSTRON(, Siainittm, ' irginia PATRICIA ASMAN Port Huron, Michigan BETSY BARROW Raleigh, North Carolina JEAN BAYLOR Staunton, Virginia IR(;iXIA BEALE Columbus, Ohio CHRISTINE BEARD Waynesboro, Virginia RACHEL BERRY Staunton, Virginia JEAN BICKLE Staiuiton, ' irginia SHIRLEY BIGGS Wichita Falls, Texas HELEN BLACK Clarksburg, West X ' irginia CAROLYN BLOOM Patterson, New Jersey JOAN BOYER Alexandria, ' irginia GRACE BRAUER Richmond, irginia LOVE BRICE Staunton, Virginia VIRGINIA ANNE BRIDGERS San Antonio, Texas 84 BETTY BRINKMAN Greenville, South Carolina MAKGAKKT BROWN Svvartliniore, Pennsylvania MARY I.OL ' BROWN Suoope, N ' irginia ANNF. BR I ' C.H Salem, irj, ' ini.-i NANCY Bl ' LLOCK Montgomery, Alabama MARTHA BUSSA San Antonio, Texas MARY RUTH CALDWELL Richmond, Virginia ELLEN ADELE CHAMBERS 1 )allas, Texas MARGERY CLARK Birmingham, Michigan WINNIE ISABELLE CLARK Hilton Village, Virginia MAUDE COVER Staunton, Virginia ALICE L LINDA COX Kingsport, Tennessee JOYCE CRAIG Montpelier Station, Virginia BARBARA ANN CRAY Birmingham, Michigan MARY NAOMA CROSS Marietta, Ohio ELOUISE CUTHBERT Suffolk, Virginia JANE DARDEN South Norfolk, Virginia MARGARET RUTH DAVIS Chevy Chase, Maryland JEAN DINKINS Columbia, South Carolina 85 19 ' l3Pfutiitacklng llvct ttj uaidumx FLAVIA DRIVER Osceola, Arkansas BARBARA DRUCKER New York City, New York EMILY DUNCAN Charlotte, North Carolina EDITH ADELE EGGERS Galveston, Texas EMILY ELMER Westfield, New Jersey MABEL FAIRBANKS Greenville, South Carolina MARY SUSAN FELDMAN Evansville, Indiana JANE FRIERSON Greer. South Carolina JEAN LOUISE GALAWAY Fort Worth, Texas MARY FRANCES CAUSE ilmington. North Carolina FRANCES GLASS Greenville, North Carolina SABINE GOODMAN Jacksonville, Florida MARY GOODRICH Marlin, Texas FANNIE LATANE GRIZZARD Drewryville, Virginia MARY ARCHER HANNAH Greenbank, West Virginia HARRYETTE HARLAN Mount Pleasant, Tennessee NpELL HARR Mountain Home. Tennessee MARY HART HARRIS West Point, ' irginia 86 XA ' IAI.II ' . llAkUISoX (. ' harlottc, Nortli I ' inilina MAKY -IKGlNIA llAK ' n.KY Cliftun Forge, Xirgiiiia IRAN HAKTWKI.I. Huge. OklalK.ma 1K(;IX1A l.KK ll. K KV Rnuiiiikc. ir ' ;iiiia MARY LEE HAY. rAN l rincess Ajinc-. MaryUuid JEAN HAYS Williamson, West Virginia RITA HICKEY Montgomery, Alabama ELLEN HIGGINP.OTH AM Staunton, irginia RL ' TH HOUSTON Memphis, Tennessee ALICE HOWARD Tarboro, North Carolina MARGARET ELIZABETH HOWARD W ' axhaw. North Carolina XAXCY HOWE Clayton, Missouri PEGGY HULL Srartanburg, South Carolina CLARICE JETT Portsmouth, Virginia MARIA JONES Urbanna, Virginia JOAN JORGENSEN I ' radley Beach, New Jersey ISILLIE JEAN JOSEPH Ranger, Texas MARIE KAISER W ' yomissing, Pennsylvania FRANCES JANE KERR Perrine, Florida 87 HmLilccRing Illo uj DoMurm EMILY KNAPP Birmingham, Michigan JANE LAYTON Leighton, Alahama [ARY ANN LEWIS Taylor, Texas NANCY LIGHTNER St;unit(iii, ' irginia .MARIAN McBURNEY V ' elch, Louisiana KATHERINE McCANTS Columbia, South Carolina ANN McCRAY Staunton, Virginia ELLEN McpONALD Macon, ' irginia SARA ELIZABETH McELHANNON Sherman, Texas LOIS McINTYRE Detroit, Michigan GLADYS McMANAWAY Staunton, Virginia GERTRUDE McNABB Washington, District of Columbia LOUISE McWHERTER Greeneville, Tennessee MARY McWHERTER Greeneville, Tennessee ANN MARTIN Toano, Virginia E ' A MARIE MATHEWS Dalhis, Texas CECILE MEARS Eastville, Virginia RACHEL MERRITT Alount Airy, North Carolina MARGARET ANN MILLER Hagerstown, Maryland SHIRLEY ANNE MILLER Hethesda, Maryland HKl.KX MAK(,AKKT MINTHER Jobstown, New Jersey ALMA CHASE iMOBLEY Washington, District of Columliia M ARYETTA M ONTGOM ERY Watertowii, New York ELIZABETH MOORE Columbia, Tennessee EMILY ANN MOORE Dallas, Texas MARJORIE MOORE Fort Worth, Texas JOAN MORAN Pelham, New York BERTIE MURPHY El Dorado, Arkansas MARGARET NAIRN Washington, District of Columbia BETTY NEEL Dallas, Texas MARY JANE NELSON Sylacauga, Alabama KATHERINE NEWBILL Meridian, Mississippi I ' .KTTY OTT Staunton, Virginia ROSALIE PACKARD Grosse Pointe, Michigan ALICE PARSON Richlands, Virginia BONNIE JANE PEACOCK Scarsdale, New York MARJORIE ANN PFEIFFER Baltimore, Maryland ANNE STUART PITCHER Staunton, Virginia PEGGY POLLARD Winston-Salem, North Carolina KITTY STARLING PRESSNELL Columbia, Tennessee 89 ly4-v) (• ' (((o. cclyiig DAISY JANE PROFFITT Floyd, Virginia BETSY PUTNAM Dallas, Texas MARY FRANCES QUICK Staunton, Virginia GLORIA REES F ' ayetteville, Tennessee EMILY REESE Richmond, Virginia BETTY LEE REYNOLDS Alexandria, Virginia MADELYN RICHARDSON Memphis, Tennessee MARGARET RICHARDSON Manchester, Connecticut NANCY RILEY Washington, District of Columbia MARTHA RODRIQUES Staunton, Virginia JEAN ROLEN Staunton, Virginia ELEANOR ROSSELL Montgomery, Alabama ESTHER ANN SCHIRMER Columbia, South Carolina SARAH HARRIET SHOWELL ' ashington, District of Columbia CONSTANCE SMALL Alexandria, Virginia MARY ADELAIDE SPENGLER Knoxville, Tennessee CAROLINE STARK Kansas City, Missouri SUSAN STE ■ART Chester, Vermont LOU HELEN STRAUSS Milwaukee, Wisconsin JANE THOMPSON Taylor, Texas 90 I ii. ki.()-i ri;: AXN Tii.i.i- .Y I )uih;im, N ' ditli C ' ariiliiKi liKTTY TIMHKKI.AKF. FreiIoricksl)iirK, irKinia BETTY JP:AN ' I ' OOIll-.V Grcenvillu, Smitli I ' ainlina THHl.M A ■rRl(,(, Dallas, Texas JEAN TRIMBLE El Dorado, Arkansas MELISSA TIIRNER Jackson, Mississippi SHIRLEY ANN VESTAL Little Rock, Arkansas FRANCES WAGENER Richmond, X ' irginia ELSIE WATERS Florence, South Carolina . LARGARET WEIFORD Staunton, Virginia DORIS JEAN WELHENER Kansas City, Missouri BETSY WEST Raleigh, North Carolina MARILYN WEST I ' clham, New York BONNIE W HEELER Charlotte, North Carolina JANET JO WHITNEY Charleston, West Virginia MARGARET ANN WILSON Charleston, West Virginia NANCY ANN WILSON Staunton, Virginia BETTY JEAN WILTSHIRE Richmond, irginia BETTY WORTH Durham, North Carolina BARBARA ANN WRENN Mount Airy, North Carolina MARY ELIZABETH YOUNG Mrmphis, Teiuiessee 91 lW3P(aL aackUig Jjook C k ree 0 cimiies ana 1 ubiicai Lom Illayuj DalcUmi KATHRYN LUCAS President C he Stuoenl Ljovernmenl OfssocLation Our Student Government Association is based upon personal honor and cooperation. Each individual honor code is united with that of the entire student body and forms a code understood and followed by all alike. The honor system thereby set up applies to every phase of our college life and helps to create an attitude of trust and understanding. Each student becomes a member of the Association when she enters Mary Baldwin and shares in the rights and responsibilities of self-government. Through student government we hope to further every girl ' s education in learning to become a good citizen by giving her the opportunity to live as an honorable and unselfish individual in a community and of assuming the duties placed upon a student governing group. To learn to live wisely, worthily, and well, to share life ' s burdens and responsibilities, to be honorable in all things, should be the purpose of every Mary Baldwin girl. The students have elected a group to watch over its Student Government system and also to represent them to the officials of the College and the Faculty. This group is the .Student Council. 94 ■ Ruse MitcbeiRr. JusephiiiL ' Hannah. Frances Tullis. Harriett Harrington, Jacqueline Hansen Betty Nelson, Jane Abbott, Virginia Brading, Emma Jane Hagan, Julia Logan, Gloria Paradies C ke C iuaenl Uouncll OFFICERS KATHRYN LUCAS President MARY ROSE MITCHENER Vice-President JOSEPHINE HANNAH Secretary FRANCES TULLIS Treasurer HOUSE PRESIDENTS MARY ROSE MITCHENER McClung JANE ABBOTT Memorial GLORIA PARADIES Hill Tof JULIA LOGAN Sky High VIRGINIA BRADING Frascr EMMA JANE HAGAN Martha Riddle JOSEPHINE HANNAH Chapel Hall FRANCES TULLIS Main MARY SUSAN FELDMAN Freshman Representative HARRIETT HARRINGTON President of Y.ir.C.A. JACQUELINE HANSEN President of Athletic Association BETTY NELSON President of Day Student Club FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD DEAN KATHERINE SHERRILL. Chairman PRESIDENT L. WILSON JARMAN. Member Ex-officio DEAN MARTHA S. GRAFTON, Consulting Member MISS NANCY McFARLAND MISS MARY E. LAKENAN MISS MILDRED E. TAYLOR MISS MARY COLLINS POWELL MISS MARY E. LATIMER MISS ELIZABETH PARKER MISS FRANCES DODSON d l:tui?.itackiHC| xtnxj HARRIETT HARRINGTON President €he y. QY. a cA. ' nliiiiteer Movement in May, 1894, and Y.W C.A. has from its inception been a Inspired by a visiting secretary of the Studt organized by the students the following fall, th student organization with student officers. For nearly fifty years it has been representing the fourfold realm of development in the Christian life — mental, physical, social, and spiritual. In fostering the democratic spirit of discussion and intellectual stimulation, the Y.W.C.A. has brought to the campus during the past year many qualified Christian leaders — a Richmond Theological Seminary student for the May installation service, many town ministers for vesper programs and chapel speeches, and Dr. Sherwood Eddy for a general discussion visit. Often the organization, especially through its World Fellowship Committee, draws from its own student members for leadership in discussion programs. Physical and social life are by no means considered unimportant — a fact well-attested by the Big-Sister-Little-Sister program (an arrangement designed to make the new girl feel at home when she reaches college), the Hallowe ' en party, the I ' eanut Party after Christmas holidays, and the informal gatherings throughout the year. Spiritual life is emphasized in the Sunday vesper services, the weekly dormitory devo- tionals, the Religious Emphasis Week (which was directed l)y Dr. Redhead of Charlotte, N. C, this spring), and the Christmas and Easter special programs. These event can hardly encompass the whole of the Y.W. ' s spiritual emphasis, however ; for that emphasis comes in the attempted integration of heart, mind, and body into a useful and constructive personality. Among the activities growing from such an integration are the weekly visits to the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind and to the Betty Bickle Home for Old Ladies ; the interest in and financial help to the white and colored day nurseries and to the Mary Baldwin Room at the King ' s Daughters ' Hospital; and the sponsorship of Christmas buying for Staunton and mountain poor families. A Y.W.C.A. scholarshi]) fund reached the $1,000 point last year and is this year aiming toward a principal-and-intercst combination that will render an annual $50 scholarship. Financial aid was given to a negro student at Stillman Institute this year and to a British refugee child. Annual contributions are made to the National Y.W.C.A. organization and to special causes, such as the Golden Rule Foundation, the World Student Service Federation, and the World Student Service Fund. Many valuable contacts and friendships have been made through the organization, and many more are yet to come. Top R(i v: (.ratia Kavnor, Katharine Keller, Emaline McGrath. Julie Surunt Second Row: Frances Taylor, Laura AIcManaway, Anne Daughtrcy, Kathryn Lucas €L y. oy. e. of. Cakmi OFFICERS HARRIETT HARRINGTON President GRATIA KAYNOR Vice-President KATHARINE KELLER Secretary EMALINE McGRATH Treasurer COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN GRATIA KAYNOR Program lULIE SPRUNT Devotional EMALINE McGRATH Finance KATHARINE KELLER Social Service FRANCES TAYLOR World Fellowship LAURA McMANAWAY Day Student Representative ANNE DAUGHTREY Social and Sophomore Representative HARRYETTE HARLAN Freshman Representative KATHRYN LUCAS Ex-officio MISS MARY E. LAKENAN Faculty Adviser Q7 191 3 Wim kn XtAXj m O le TuiJ Ruw : K. Luca , K. rctcr . A. KajtLii_ . C Surre, J. Hansen, H. Harrington Second Row; M. Aluliun, M. Heubeck, M. Sprouse, G. Paradies, B. Nelson, A. Garrett Third Row : D. Hundley, N. L. Rippard, J. Monroe, A. E. Graham, B. Stedman, B. Smith, M. Burks 1 resLoenls orum KATHRYX LUCAS President of Student Government RUTH PETERS President of Class of 1943 ANNE EASTERLY President of Class of 1944 CAROL SURRE President of Class of 1945 MARGARET BROWN President of Class of 1946 JACQUELINE HANSEN President of Athletie Association HARRIETT HARRINGTON President of Y. W. C. A. MILDRED MOHUN Editor of Bluestocking MARY ADELE HEUBECK Editor of Miscellany MARTHA SPROUSE Editor of Campus Comments GLORIA PARADIES Chairman of Freshman Advisers BETTY NELSON President of Day Student Club ANNE GARRETT Student Treasurer and President of Glee Club DOROTHY HUNDLEY President of International Relations Club NORMA LEE RIPPARD President of Garden Club JULIA MONROE President of Dramatic Club ANN ELLEN GRAHAM President of French Club BARBARA STEDMAN President of Spanish Club BETTY SMITH President of Art Club M ARJORIE BURKS President of Science Club ELEANOR REID President of Music Club JULIA LOGAN Chairman of Social Committee Top Row: G. Paradics, L. Bryan, M. Piurks, A. I )aughtrey, C. Davis, M. King Second Row: F. Knight. N. l.emon. E. [r{;ratli, M. Potts, M. Proffit, C. Saulsliury Third Row: D. Shehon, B. Smith, T. Sprunl, K. Stq.hens, [. E. Vance, B. Wells, F. ilh..rn ' resliman Ofavisers GLORIA PARADIES. . Chairman LITTLE HOUSE BETSY WELLS LUCY BRYAN McCLUNG MARJORIE r-L ' RKS MIXXA POTTS ANNE DAUGHTREY JULIE SPRUNT KATHERINE STEPHENS MEMORIAL CHRISTINE DAVIS MILDRED PROFFIT FRANCES WILBORN ERASER MAXINE KING HILL TOP FRANCES KNIGHT DOROTHY SHELTON BETTY SMITH CHAPEL HALL NATALIE LEMON EMALINE McGRATH SKY HIGH CAROL SAULSBURY MAIN MARY EVELYN ANCE 194-0 )jlutiScckUic| INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS DOROTHY HUNDLEY President EMMA JANE HAGAN [ ' ice-President NANCY MASON Secretary ANNE EASTERLY Treasurer Standing: X. Mason, A. Easterly Seated; U. Hundley, K J. Hagan MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS ELEANOR REID President ADA BUTLER Business Manager JOAN MORAN Secretary A. Butler, E. Reid, J. Moran GLEE CLUB OFFICERS ANNE GARRETT President ADA BUTLER Business Manager ANN GAULDING Secretary ELIZABETH WYSOR Treasurer LARGARET ROBERTS Librarian A. Butler, A. Garrett, A. Gaulding, E. Wysor, M. Rul erts DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS II 1,1. M(  Xk( )!■; iii: ' i ' i Y i.Ki ' . xi ' .isi.i ' .i-: r.l-.TTY STARK Srrrrturv-Trcdsiirrr B. L. Neisler, 1. Monroe, B. Slark ' SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS AlARJORIE r.L ' RKS President EMALINE McGRATH J ' ice-President MARY ADELE HEUBECK 1 icc-Presidcnt M. A. Heubeck, M. Burks, E. McGrath ART CLUB OFFICERS RETTY SMITH President TRGINL BRADING J ' iee-President MARY FRANCES THOMPSON Seeretarv-Treasurer . Brading, 1!. Sniilji, M. I . Thompson y4-v) l tiitLitacklng DAY STUDENT CLUB OFFICERS HETTY NELSON President TRGINIA HUGHES Vice-President I ' .LIZAI ' .ETH CHL ' RCHMAN Secretary JULIA PANCAKE Treasurer I ' ppcr K(i v : B. Xelson, . Hughes Lciwer Row : E. Churchman, T. Pancake SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS BARBARA STEDAL N President JULIA LOGAN J ' ice-President NATALIE LEMON Secret ar ' -Treasiirer J. Logan, B. Stedman, N. Lemon FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS ANN ELLEN GRAHAM President SALLY BEALE J ' ice-President CORNELIA ADAIR Secretarx C. Adair, A. E. Graham, S. Beale GRANDDAUGHTERS AND LITTLE SISTERS CLUB First Riiw: A. W. Churchman, 1 ' . Asniaii. X. Harr, B. A. Coi.kf, I ). Kulit-rtsuii, M. Cover, B. Murphv, M. L. Logan, C. Mears Seccind Ki, v : N. Roaiie, M. E. Vance, E. Rossell, P. Pollard, S. McElhannon, R. Worth, J. Trimble, G. McManaway, E. Churchman, F. Wagener Third Row; E. McDonald, A. Brugh, L. Brice, K. Packard, M, Slaven, I Proffit, C Stark M. Dowd, C. Tillev. B.Ott Fourth Row: F. C. Moody. C. Adair, J. Pancake. A. Chambers, F. Taylor, A. Gard, B. J. Gardner, L. McManawav GARDEN CLUB OFFICERS NORMA LEE RIPPARD President KATHERINE STEPHENS Ticc-Prcsideiit MIMI MITCHELL Secretary JANE DURHAM Treasurer N. L. Rippard, K. Stephens, J. Durham, M. Mitchell 191ol:WilFcl ing llloAxj lialxiujin INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB MEMBERS Cary Bryan Jane H. Clark Christine Davis Anne Easterly Adele Eggers Emma Jane Hagan Joanne Hays Dorothy Hundley Ann Kivlighan Nancy Jilason Marie Mathews Cecile Mears Sara Nair Jacqueline I- ' oole Nancy Roane Martha Sprouse Hetty Stark Temple Tyree Emma Bell Ada Butler Anne Garrett Ann Gaulding Jacqueline Hansen Mary Hartley Gratia Kaynor Katharine Keller MUSIC CLUB MEMBERS Ellen McDonald Lois Mclntyre Louise McLean Mary AlcReynolds Alma C. Mobley Ella Claire Moody foan Mo ran Eleanor Reid Norma Lee Rippard Margaret Slaveii Barbara Stcdmaii Jean Trimble Temple Tyree Betty Worth I ' Jizalieth Wysor DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS Doris Allen Patricia Asman Joan Bennett Shirley Biggs Helen ' Black Cary Bryan Christine Davis Jean Dinkins Jane Durham Mary F. Gause Molly Griffith Harryette Harlan Natalie Harrison Virginia Harvey I eggy Hull Dorothy Hundley Meredith Jones Joan Jorgensen Marie Louise Kaiser Mary Ann Lewis Rachell Merritt ShiHey Miller Tulia Monroe Bertie Murphy Betty Lee Neisler Bettie Lee Reynolds Sally Smith Mary A. Spengler Betty Stark Jane Thompson Mary F. Thompson Betsy Trigg Jean Trimble Janet Jo Whitney Alargaret Wilson Cornelia Adair Ann Armstrong Patricia Asman Emma Bell Helen Hope Berry Grace Brauer Ada Butler Mary Ruth Caldwell Adele Chambers Winnie Clark Ann Churchman Elizabeth Churchman Maude Cover Flavia Driver Jean Gallagher Ann Gard Betty Jo Gardner Anne Garrett Sally Garrett Ann Gaulding Frances Glass Molly Griffith Mary Hannah Jacqueline Hansen GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Mary HartUx- Erah Hatten Carmen Hayes Margaret Howard Ann Jackson Joan Jorgensen Marie L. Kaiser Gratia Kaynor Celia Lacy Jane Layton Helen Minteer Alma Mobley Maryetta Montgomery Ella C. IMoody Emily Moore Joan Moran Ellen McDonald Gladys McManaway Laura .McManaway Peggy Nash Betty Nelson Katherine Newbill Julia Pancake Gloria Paradies Anne Rhame Beverley Rhodes Margaret Roberts Dana Robertson Nancy Roane Eleanor Rossell Nancy Roycroft Yu Lee RufT Jane Ellen Scott Margaret Sla en Sally Smith Betsy Stalling Caroline Stark Susan Stewart Frances Taylor Melissa Turner Temple Tyree Frances Wagener Betsy Warren Marilyn West Bonnie Wheeler Ann Wood Betty Worth Elizabeth Wysor Patricia Asman Joan Boyer Virginia Brading Barbara Drucker Adele Eggers Anne Haneke ART CLUB MEMBERS Jeanne Hays Juliaim Kelley Frances Kerr Julia Kohler Mary Ann Lewis Marguerite Logan Marie Mathews 104 Margaret Miller Ruth Peters Eads Randall Betty Smith Mary Frances Thompson Elsie Waters SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS .laiicAl.lK.lt (iladys Adams Marjorie Burks Charlutlc Colin IK ' liii KraiiccsCc. Marjiuic triasy Ji)st |iliinc 1 laiinali Mary A.Kli- IKul.tvk MaigiK ' rilc Logan lunaliiic Mcdiath Mildred I ' r.illU DAY STUDENT CLUB MEMBERS Aiinc- Armstrong (landini- Arney k-an Baylor ilclcn l-iopc Berry Rachel Berry Jean Bickle Alice Brand Love Brice Mary Lou Brown Anne Warren Clinrcliinan Elizabeth Churchman Dorothy Clevelaml Jane Cohron Maude Cover Phyllis Cox Charlotte Craun Jean DriscoU Ann Ellen Graham Cornelia Adair Sally Beale loan Bennett lla el Harris Carmen Hayes Ellen Higginhotham Catherine Hogshead Betty Holt Jeanne Hook Virginia Hughes Ann Jordan Ann Kivlighan Katherinc Kivlighan Nanc) ' Lightner Margaret McBryde Aim ALcCray Gladys McManaway Laura McManaway Ann Matthews Bettv Nelson Belly Oil Julia Pancake Ruth I ' elers Anne Stewart I ' ilcher Shirley Prichard Mary Frances Quick Beverly Rhodes Nancy Koane Dana Robertson Martha Bell Rodrigues Jean Rolen Virginia Gochenour Shipplett Martha Sprouse Frances Suter Eva Vines Leah Weaver Jewell W ' eiford Nancy Wilson FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS Adele Chambers Ann Gard Ann Ellen Graham Jane Ward Harreld ' irginia Hughes Betty Nelson Nancy Nettleton GRANDDAUGHTERS-LITTLE SISTERS CLUB MEMBERS Cornelia Adair Anne Armstrong Patricia Asman Helen Hope Berry Rachel Berry Jean Bickle Alice Brand Love Brice Anne Brugh Adele Chambers Anne Churchman Elizabeth Churchman Dorothy Cleveland Betty Anne Cooke Helen Frances Cook Maude Cover Joyce Craig Marie Dowd Anne Gard Betty Jo Gardner Josephine Hannah NoellHarr Rita Hickey Doris Allen Anna Ballard Shirley Biggs Virginia Bridgcr Afartha Bussa Jane Cohron Patricia Barr ' irginia Beale Ann Brugh Jane H. Clark Jean Dirkins Betty Holt Maria Jones Ann Kivlighan Katharine Kivlighan Mary Ann Lewis Nancy Lightner Frances Lockhart Josephine Lockhart Mary Lee Logan Ellen McDonald Sara McElhannon Emaline McGrath Gladys McManaway Laura McManaway Louise McW herter Mary McWherter Ann Mathews Cecile Mears Ella Claire Moody Bertie Murphy Betty Oil Rosalie Packard Julia Pancake Peggy Pollard Minna Potts Jane Proftit Mildred Proffit Mary F ' rances Quick Anne Rhame Nancy Roane Dana Robertson Eleanor Rossell Nancy Roycroft Margaret Slaven Caroline Stark Frances Taylor Charlotte Tilley Betty Timberlake Jean Trimble Mary Evelyn Vance Frances Wagener Lucy VN ' hite Nancy Wilson Betty Worth Elizabeth Wysor SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Harriett Harrington Maria Jones Ann Jordan Natalie Lemon Julia Logan GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS Jane Durham Katharine Keller Ann Kivlighan Katherine Kivlighan Mary McReynolds Mimi Mitchell 105 Louise McLean Minna Potts Betty Smith Barbara Stedman Eva ' ines Anne W hilehead Julia Pancake Norma Lee Rippard Caroline Stark Katherine Stephens Doris Welhener b ' d iQ,ltacklnc| Illa u| Dalclun ri MILDRED MOHUX f.dilor ANN KIVLK.HAX Business Manager C lie Jjlueslocldncj The Bluestocking, the college yearbook, is edited by a staff chosen from tlie Junior class, and a representative from each of the other classes. Each year the members of the editorial and business staff, working in close cooperation with our sponsor, Miss Fannie Strauss, try to present to the Senior class a radiant last look at their ctjllege days. We strive, in some small way, to add S(jme part to their scope of memories here. The Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager arc elected by the students and the associate staff is carefull} ' chosen to aid in the success and inlluence of this annual. The Centennial Blvestocking (1942 issue), edited by X ' irginia P.rading, was given First Class Honor Rating by the National Scholastic Press Association. One of our sister colleges, in her Alumnje publication, mentioned it as an out- standing vearbook celebrating an important occasion. 105 T„i. Rnw: A. Garl, M. K. -:;ncc, K. Kivlghan Scciiiul Row: M. King, J. Li- drand, V. Bradir.g, I. S. Fcldman Che Staff ANN GARD Issislaiit lUisiiicss Maniujcr and Sophomore Rcprcscntutk ' c MARY EVELYN VANCE -in Editor KATHERINE KI -LIGHAN Ctass and Club Editor MAXINE KING Feature Editor JERRY Lk grand Uldetie Editor ' 1RGIN1A RRADING Senior Representative MARY SUSAN FELDMAN Freslnnan Kepresentatiz-e 107 mi PiWitocki IMf) MARY ADELE HEUBECK Editor C lie yylUceLLamj LUCY BRYAN Business MaULigcr Forty-four years ago the first issue of The Miscellany appeared — an issue that closely resembled a newspaper. Rut in 1901 the first magazine-issue came into being. The size was small, the cover was plain, and the print was crowded. But The Miscellany was started on its way! From then until the present time it has — in all its changing forms — tried to encourage creative writing and to stimu- late interest through publishing these student contributions. The early issues, however, still retained much of its very first resemblance to a newspaper. Odd bits of news, sorority and club functions, personals, and a page entitled Humorous were frequently used. February 1904 marked not only t he addition of a cover design, but also the use of color in that design. In this issue too, appeared the first illustration. In three years another significant change took place — the addition of ads. In the following years as Mary Baldwin grew by leaps and bounds The Miscellany grew just as rapidly. The print became larger, the pages more numer- ous, the art work more frequent, and the material more selected and original. By 1933 the complete change to a literary magazine had been efifected. Paro- dies, reviews, fashions, and short story contests were gradually added along with change in make-up. It was in 1938 that The Miscellany received the All-American honor rating. In ' 42 it was awarded the highest honor bestowed annually on magazines of its classification by the Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association. Though many changes have occurred since the first issue forty-four }ears ago, and though many changes will continue to take place in the future, the aim of The Miscellany has been, and always will be to encourage literary works, in- crease campus interest, and to grow forever upward and onwai ' d along with the college it represents. Tcip k(i v: B. Stark, B. Wells, C iJavis Second Row: .1. Spruiit, B. Smith, D. Shelton, B. Stcilman C lie Slaff RETTY STARK Assistant Editor RETSY WELLS Assistant Business Manager CHRLSTIXE DAVES Feature Editor JULIE SPRUXT Exchange Editor HETTY SMITH - t -ditor DOROTHY SHELTOX Associate Editor BARBARA STEDMAX Associate Editor 109 19 ' l3Pfue).itcckinc) XXAU MAKTil Sl ' l ) Ldilur MIXXA !■( )TTS lUiSiucssMaiHujcr (campus Oc amp us K omments Campus Conunoits, the weekly newspaper of the college, endeavors to always act as the true voice of the students and to reflect the Mary Baldwin spirit. Edited. written, and planned by the students, it is a complete record of the events of the college year and an expression of student opinion. Campus Comments has tried to take the lead in formation of student opinion as well as serving as an organ of expression. With Day Students and underclassmen holding important staff posi- tions and contributing regularly, the paper is representative of the entire student body. Although the newspaper is closely affiliated with the journalism classes, much of it is written by other students. This year the paper has made a consistent effort to keep the students war conscious by cooperating with the Federal Government through its news coverage by publishing articles stressing the important role of the college in wartime and through its editorial columns. One of Campus Cumments ' unique features is a regular column of editorial comment on national and world affairs. Although Campus Comments is strictly a student publication, the unobtrusive, but indispensable aid of Dr. Mary Swan Carroll, facultv adviser, has resulted in many improvements. For several years Dr. Lillian Thomsen. acting as staff photographer, has taken attractive informal pictures which have added immeasur- ably to the reader appeal of the paper. Each year of the nineteen since Camptis Comments first appeared as a fort- nightly bulletin-size paper has seen improvements and an eft ' ort at better work- manship in order to make the newspaper an interesting and ital p.irt of th ' ' college life. 110 Top Row: E. J. Hagan. J. Driscoll, B. Nelson, M. Mitchell Second Row: N. Mason. 15, Stark, A. E. Graham, U. Hundley m e Staff EMMA JA E HAGAN Mamujinij Editor JEAN DRISCOLL Managing Editor BETTY NELSON Feature Writer MIAII MITCHELL Feature Writer NANCY RL SON Soeiety Editor BETTY STARK Issistaiil Soeiety Editor ANN ELLEN GRAHAM Art Editor DOROTHY HUNDLEY Cireulation Manager 111 19 31:fac. ckinc| 1 fij ' WAR ACTIVITIES Collecting books for the soldiers — Miss Greer Garson appeared in the new Gym in September (the first time the building was i sed. for a public event) for a War Bond rally — Making Red Cross surgical dreslings — Gratia, after one of those glorious largo red apples — All-out effort, packing the apples during the picnic in the apple orchard— Collecting more and better scrap metal — Mary Baldwin girls buying their usual weekly quota of war stamps. First Mary Baldwin dance in the new gym — Senior Investiture, Founders ' Day, 1942 — Snatching a cigarette at the Chili, from two to four— A regular Club House afternoon— A scene from The Man Who Would Be Sick — The Senior Christmas party. MuaHccHni jOAU ynarij Jjalawln utonorSoctehj The Mary Baldwin HoiKir Society was founded in 1932. The purpose of the organization is to prouKjte and recognize scholarship. The college, always ready to foster academic excellence, is pleased to honor those who have achieved such distinction and hopes that the Society will prove to be a challenge and an inspiration to all students of the institution. Meml)ers of the Honor Society are chosen by the faculty. The graduates of the University Course of Augusta Female Seminary and Mary Baldwin Seminary were elected to the Honor Society in May 1942. Many of these alumnse were initiated into the Society at the Centennial Celebration in June and others on Founders ' Day in October. Members of the Class of 1943 who have been elected to the Society are: HARRIETT HARRINGTON MARY ADELE HEUBECK ANN ELLEN GRAHAM MARY ROSE MITCHENER MARTHA SPROUSE 114 Oflgeron Sij neij SuLUvanCfwan) The New ' ork Southern Society, in order to perpetuate the memory of Algernon Sydney SuUivan (through whose efforts the Society was founded), in such a form that shall be most expressive of his character, established an award to be made in certain Southern colleges, to one member of the graduating class of each institution selected. Each school may present this award to another person, not a member of the student body, in whom accomplishment and service are out- standing, and who shall have some interest in, association with, or relation to said institution. Adelaide McSween (Mrs. Roy Burnett, Jr.), President of the Student Body, was presented with this award at the 1942 Commencement. At tliis Centennial Commencement, the award was also presented to the Alumna; of AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE 115 m R(,K.,aFcki.,r, Jjook tfoiir eai ares Illa uj DalcLun n, iyollecje Jylarskah SARA X 1 1 BETSY WELLS CAROL SAULSBURY RIVES LOLLARD JULIA MONROE lis The Beauty Section as chosen by the students of Mary Baldwin College and arranged in sequence according to the decision of Bradshaw Crandall 194-0 ljfu(L30cklRg Iia oj DalcujUin RACHEL MERRITT PATRICIA ASMAN IQIvl iMWitacl ing Illa uj DoicLumi CAROL SAULSBURY MARY ELIZABETH YOUNG 194-3 14(.. cl h.r| Ilct uj Doiaurm JULIA LOGAN SARA NAIR ANNE EASTERLY VIRGINIA BRADING MILDRED MOHUN ' ' jj H 194-3 Pfaij stackinq Xt U| OYkai OYe Of mlre and . . . Frances ' unusually varied activities and interests. All N ' irginia lius cli ' iu- for the Day Student Room. ( yyill Cjiwaijs Jvrniemhfir Ann Ellen ' s charm and well integrated personality. The games Jane has won for us. 19 4-0 (jlacitFckinci CLASS DAY, 1942 The 1943 May Queen an d Her Attendants 191 3 iJim cknq VIRGINIA BRADING MAY OUEEN GRATIA KAYNOR ATTE ' J)A. T TO Till ' . OL ' KMX Uuncaii .iii ' l I ' ill - Ewiii Train-bearers y4-v) l:tiai ckiiir| OfmleUcs IILo Uj DalcLuri a JACQUELINE HANSEN President OfuiietLc Ufssoclation Athletic activities are an important feature in the college program. The activities are worked out in such a way that interest in sports prevails throughout the year. In the fall the main sport is hockey. Each year a team is picked from each class to compete for the hockey championship. At the end of the season a varsity team, made up of the best players, is chosen. During the winter basketball has long been popular. This year interest in it has been enhanced through the completion of the new g m. Swimming has interested almost the whole student body this year. The new pool has afiforded everyone an opportunity to take courses in life-saving, to enter periodic meets or to merely enjoy swimming in leisure moments. Modern dancing also holds an important place in the interest of many students. Other sportc which are enjoyed throughout the year are: badminton, bowling, pool, archer} ' , golf and tennis. 134 Tni. Row K Kivlighan. 1 ' .. Miiuh. M. I ' roftit, M. L. Tuwnsend Second Row: F. Taylor, J. LeC rami, N. Lemon, E. Keline, A. Card lie Ojtlileilc Council OFFICERS KATHERINE KR ' LIGHAN J-icc-Prcsidcnl r.ETTY SMITH Secretary M ILDREi:) PROFEIT Treasurer SPORT LEADERS ELEANOR KEHNE Hockey MILDRED PROFEIT Basketball P.ETTY SMITH Baseball FRANCES TAYLOR Hiking KATHERINE KI VLIGH AN Szvimimng ANN CARD ' JERRY Le grand Tenms MARY LOUISE TOWNSEND ' ' ' NATALIE T,EMON -irchcry. 135 1913 IJtui itcckUxg Illa uj Dcilaurm Jlock Keij Hockev is the major year round sport at Mary lialdwin, and a favorite with all classes. During the ' ear competitive games are held between classes. At the Athletic Association banquet in the spring, a cup is presented to the class which has won the most games. The varsitv team, which is chosen in the l.ate fall, is the aspiration of every girl. This team is chosen by the Athletic Council, or a special committee, on the basis of skill, sportsmanship, and interest. VARSITY HOCKEY Top Row: C. Bryan, .A. Kivlighan, J. Hansen, K. Kivlighan. B. .Smith Second Row: E, Kehne, B. A. Cooke, M. King, F. Taylor Not in picture: B. Cray, J. Bickle JjaskewaiL Baskttball, the leadiuij; winter sport, is enjoyed by both faculty and students. Games are held in the gym daily, and several nights during the week. The faculty-senior game in the early Spring is looked forward to witli great enthusiasm by everyone at the college ; this year the score was 8-4 in favor of the seniors. The varsity team is chosen frotn the difl ' erent class teams, with playing ability, sportsmanship, and interest its requirements. VAR. ' ITY BASKETBALL Tcip Row: E. Ri-i(l, L Earle, K. Stephens B(.tl..in R,.u : H. ILirhui, E. .Mnore, B_ Smith 194-0 l (iKiitacWg J z mor TENNIS Tennis is one of the favorite fall and spring sports. Classes are held for the be- ginners and the more advanced play games. The Tennis season is climaxed by a Tourn- ament in the spring, the players of which are taken from all classes. The winner of the Tournament is presented a Trophy at the Athletic Associati(jn banquet at the end • if the year. Though golf is not a major sport, it is a popular one at Mary Baldwin. In the fall and spring, many enthusiastic golfers go to the Ingleside course and the Gypsy Hill course to play. BADMINTON Itadmintiin is a new addition to the many sports offered at Mary Baldwin, and has fast become a popular one. The game re- quires skill and speed. Games are played in the gym daily. BOWLING Rowling has become an even more popu- lar sport this year. Girls go weekly to the alleys at the Y, or to the Familv liowling Center to test their skill. During examinations the game is especial- ly popular. This year, at that time, a bowl- ing contest was held for anyone who wished to enter. SWIMMING .Swimming is a year round sport, which has become even more popular this year with the spacious pool in the new gym. .Swimming c ' asses are held daily for beginners; free swimming periods both day and night for the swimmers; life-saving classes and Red Cross in- ■ tructor ' s course for the advanced. This year Man Baldwin entered the ' irginia Telegraphic meet, which consisted of a comparison of the scores of the colleges in Virginia in the 100-yard dash, 50-yard back crawl, 20-yard breast stroke, 240-yard relay, rmd diving. The three highest scores from each college are sent in for com- parison. The swimming season is climaxed b ' a swimming meet, in which all classes participate. Sporh ARCHERY ArcluTN Is (iiK ' III ' till ' f.iNorik ' s]iiiits iii hv t ' am|nis. It is i r,iclic;illy a war niuiul S|iiirt, cMX ' ])! I ' lir llir twn iii ' llircc lolik ' St w inkT mciiillis. Tlu- WAV is climaxol li llio aiclKTV iDiiriiaiiirnt in llic S]iriii,!;. ' I ' Ik- w iiiiuT ol tl ' .L- contest is piL ' Scntnl a Irnpli) at llic Allik ' tic Assdcialiiin liaiuincl, wiiicii is lirlil at tlic end ni ilic sclidol ' car. SOFTBALL .Mllinuyli sdl ' tliall is classed as a minor S]i(irl, it attracts a j rcat nunihcr ol ' ])co])le at the colieLje. It is the most enjoyalile part ol ' tile school ])icnics in the fall ami s|)rini . rile laculty-slndent i, ' ame in the fall is a nuicli anticipated event. POOL Tool is one of the college ' s favorite indoor sports. The ]iool table, which is conveniently situated beside tin- jiost office, is in constant use by both facult and students. MODERN DANCING Modem dances classes are held several times a week in the gym. This type of dancing gives better coordina- tion an(l grace to its participants. These classes are the basis of tlie dances in the commencement pageant. 194-:) Hiialtacl iiig Xt Uj .Htf iv Looking the situation over— Picnic time is play time — Getting some late fall sun — Smiling beauties — Pal and Joan enjoying life — The winner — Hello clown there — Rollicking with the farmerettes — A fi ' c girl chorus — Recess between classes — Hair drying on the stc]is of Hill Top — We know whom you ' re thinking of. Xelhc the student. Lest Inend-Filhng the Christmas l.,.x., Lainims Cut-ups ' -Pictur of Pictures-To the Cluh House-Peek-a-boo-There ' s something about a balcony— Wh cave women— Nelson u, wadmg-Food, the best part of a picnie-Some more snow queens i-reshmen in a huddle— Bathing in the snow— At the end of a hike imiii aasioc :King aculli JJirecioni Alexander, D ' r. Janet 2300 Crescent A.ve., Ext., Charlotte, N. C. Allton, Mr. Donald W 409 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Aufranc, Mrs. Otto 303 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Bemmels, Miss Murlies Fairfax, Minn. Bridges, Mr. H. Lee 1220 Windsor Lane, Staunton, Va. Carroll, Dr. Mary Swan 503 E. Second St., Morristown, Tenn. Coiner, Mrs. Lewis W 14 S. Washington St., Staunton, Va. Copp, Miss Marion Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. DaiTin, Mr. John B 14 Tarns St., Staunton, Va, Day, Mrs. Horace T 232 E. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Dodson, Miss Frances 327 W.Earle St., Greenville, S. C. Flansburgh, Miss Clare 519 N. New St., Staunton, a.. Fuson, Dr. Ben W Mary iu- ' ldwin College, Staunton, Va. Gilkeson, Miss Anna Lawler Fishersville, Va. Grafton, Dr. Thomas H 708 Selma Blvd., Staunton, Va. firafton, Mrs. Thomas H 708 Selma Blvd. Staunton, Va. Hillhouse, Miss Marguerite 29 Tindal Ave. Greenville, S. C. Jackson, Miss Eleanor Davidson, N. C. Jarman, Dr. L. Wilson Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. Kenny, Mrs. Elsie Christian Box 289, Covington, Va. Lakenan, Miss Mary E 319 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Lang, Mrs. Margaret Rt. 1 , Lexington, Va. Latimer, Dr. Mary E Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada. McFarland, Miss Abbie 311 N. New St., Staunton, Va. McFarland, Miss Nanc y 311 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Merton, Mr. Stephen 600 W. Ill St., New York, N. Y. Minis, Miss Catherine 3 ' anderbilt Campus, Nashville, Tenn. Pancake, Mrs. William 235 E. P everley St., Staunton, Va. Parker, Miss Elizabeth 1912 Oak St., Chattanooga, Tenn. Paxton, Mrs. R. G 104 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Powell, Miss Mary Collins Tarboro, N. C. Rudeseal, Miss Lillian Cornelia, Ga. Schmid, Mrs. Hugh 219 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Shedd, D ' r. Karl E: 20 N. Market St., Staunton, Va. Sherrill, Miss Katherine 1817 Dilworth Rd. V., Charlotte, N. C. Spelt, Dr. David K 265 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Spillman, Mr. James 310 Pleasant Terrace, Staunton, Va. Stollenwerck, Mrs. Fannie Raker Mary lialdwin College, Staunton, Va. Strauss, Miss Fannie 315 N. New St., Staunton, ' a. Taylor, Dr. Mildred E 614 W. California St.. Urbana, 111. Thomsen, Dr. Lillian 414 l!ovce Ave., Farmington, Mo. Trout, Dr. William 314 ' ine St., Staunton. ' a. Turner, Dr. Herbert S Rt. 1, Staunton, ' a. Waiters, Dr. Mary Mary Raldwin College, Staunton, ' a. Williams, Miss Jean 546 Geneva Ave., Boulder, Col. 142 Shioenl Jjiredonj l,l„,,, |,„n. 110 Oicliard Ave, Wclistcr flroves, Mo. (lair t ' diiKlia - OS Haw lti iriK- Ave, Kichtnond, Va. ,lams, (ila.lv . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ' 1 .a.i.K-nlalc, lUulianan, Va. Mrxan.lrr. . uplne - 24 Oak Dr., Durhan,, N. C. ll ,„ I ),„.is 4303 Kawkins Si., I )allas, Texas. Mini ' Marv C-hristena 1427 McGilvra lUv,!., Seattle, Wash. • rn,.trnnu; Anne 16 Fayette St., Staunton, Va. Anu-v. Oan.line 1215 Walnut St., Staunton, Va. sniin I ' atrica 3319 Conger St., Port Huron, Mich. llallard, Anna 940 Gates Ave., Apt. 4A, Norfolk, Va. Barr Patricia 400 S. Washington, St., Winchester, Va. Barrmv, Betsy ' . ' . ' . 1134 Harvey St., Raleigh, N. C. . y ,,y ],.an 603 Alleghany Ave., Staunton, Va. Il ' eale Sarah 114 W. L ' niv. Parkway, Baltimore, Md. lieale ' irginia • • -2410 Coventry Rd., Columbus, O. lieard, Chdstine . ' Rt- 2. Waynesboro, Va. |. ,ll i.-„ima 336 Marion St., Rock WA S C Bennett, loan ' ' ' ' 41 Th,,rnlmry Kd., Scarsd:de, N. Y. Berrv Helen Hope I ' t. 5, Staunton, Va. BerrV, Rachel l t- S- Staunton, Va. Bickie lean 18 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Biggs ' Shirley ' . ' . ' 1712 Huff Ave., Wichita Falls, Texas. Black ' Helen ' 207 Milford St., Clarksburg, W. Va. Bloom. Carolvn 315 East 37th St., Patterson, N. J. Bover, Joan 308 ATansion Dr., Alexandria, a. Brading, Virginia 506 S. E. Riverside Dr., Evansville, Ind. Brand, Alice . 648 Alleghany Ave., Staunton, Va. Brauer, Grace 4415 . ugusta Ave, Richmond, Va. Brice Love College Park, Staunton, Va. Bridgers, Virginia Anne 5514 B.roadway, San Antonia. Texas. Brinkman, Betty 24 Woodvale Ave., Greenville, N. C. Brown Margaret 621 N. Chester Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. Brown ' , Mary Lou Swoopc, Va. Brugh, Anne Elizabeth 329 W. Main St., Salem, a. Bryan Gary 1600 Gervais St., Columbia, S. C. Bryan, Luc v. ' . ' . ' . ' . ' Reynolds, Ga. Buckey, Marion l- ' i n V y Age, Maryland Bullock, Nancy HO X ' irginia Ave., Montgomery, Ala. Burks, Marjorie Chatham, Va. Burr, Mary Cloud Manor, Claymont, Del. Bussa, Martha Helen 412 Park Dr., San Antonio, Texas. ' Butler, Ada 156 High St., Middletown, Conn. Cain, ' Dorothy Louisa, Ky. Caldwell, Mary Ruth 1617 Westbrook Ave., Richmond, Va. 143 19H-3l:fut? ' itacW XXIUJ Chambers, Adele 4508 Ilt-lclaire, Dallas, Texas. Churchman, Anne Warren Chapel Hill Farm, Staunton, Va. Churchman, Elizabeth Chapel Hill Farm, Staunton, Va. Clark, Margarv Adams Rd., Birmingham, Mich. Clark, Winnie 220 Palen Ave., Hilton Village, Va. Clark, Jane Hamilton Prestonburg, Ky. Cleveland, Dorothy College Park, Staunton, Va. Cohn, Charlotte Princess Anne, Maryland. Cohron, Jane Stuarts Draft, Va. Collins, Carolyn 219 E. Copeland Dr., Orlando, Fla. Cook, Helen Frances 824 Fourth St., Fairmont, W. Va. Cooke, Betty Ann 33-27 80th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Cover, Maude Edgewood Road, Staunton, Va. Cox, Alice Malinda 118 E. Ravine St., Kingsport, Tenn. Cox, Phyllis Spottswood, Va. Craig, Joyce Montpelier Sta., Va. Craun, Charlotte 404 Laurel Ave., Waynesboro, Va. Cray, Barbara Ann Rt. 1, Birmingham, Mich. Creasy, Mar jorie Gretna, Va. Cross, Mary Naoma Muskingum Dr., Marietta, O. Cuthbert, Elouise Riverside Dr., Suffolk, Va. D ' arden, Jane 1205 Chesapeake Ave., South Norfolk, Va. Daughtrey, Anne 321 Cedar St., Suffolk, Va. Davis, Christine Mai-vell, Ark. Davis, Margaret Ruth 11 E. Underwood St., Chevy Chase, Md. Dinkins, Jean Pine Belt Rd., Columbia, S. C. Dowd, Marie 11 21 Queens Road, W., Charlotte, N. C. Dowdell, Ann 640 S. Perry St., Montgomery. Ala. Driver, Flavia Osceola, Ark. D ' riscoll, Jean Rt. 2, Staunton, Va. Drucker, Barbara 1010 Fifth Ave.. New York, N. Y. Duncan, Emily 1922 Beverly Dr., Charlotte, N. C. DuPuy, Lois 14 Greenwood Dr., Westfield, X. J. Durham, Jane 1240 Fairview Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Earle, Margaret 300 Park Ave., Elkins, W. ' a. Easterly, Anne 107 Sevier Dr., Greeneville, Tenn. Eggers, Adele 4625 Caducens PL, Galveston, Texas. Elmer, Emih- 860 Bradford Ave., Westfield, X. J. Fairbanks, Mabel 2504 Augusta Rd., Greenville, S. C. Feldman Mar - Susan 2423 Lincoln Ave., Evansville, Ind. Foster, Isabel 3710 Van Ness St., Washington, D. C Frierson, Jane 8 Church St., Greer, S. C. Galaway, Jean Louise 2224 Wilshire Blvd., Fort Worth, Texas Gallagher, Jean 1520 17th St., Parkersburg, W. ' a. Gard, Anne 1030 Seyliurn Ave., Detroit, Mich. Gardner, Bett - Jo Blacksburg, ' a. 144 Canxtt. Anne Rockford Kd., Ilij li I ' liint, N. C. (iani ' tt, Sall - W ulf Summit, V. Va, Gaulding, Ann I .1 ' M). Xu. 14, Kichmond, Va. (lause, iMaiN- iM-ance- 514 Maikcl St.. W ilminj lon, N. C f;iass, Frances 608 i. KJth Si., (ireenvilk-, N. C. Goodman, Sabine Ortega Station, Jacksonville, Fla. (KHxlficli, Marv 138 Anders St., Marlin, Texas Graham, Ann k.lk-n 307 S. Wayne St., Arlington, Va. (iriffith, Mary 101 Ivlgeniont Rd., Milford, Conn. Grizzard, Fanny Drewry ville, Va. (kierrv, Mary Anne 4(K)4 l.inwixjd Kd., Columbia, S. C. Hagan, luiima jane ZZ( I ' ark Rd., Suffolk, Va. Haneke, . nnc 123 N. (Jlenvvood, Lima, O. Hannah, Josephine Arvonia, Va. Hannah, Mary Archer ' ireenbank, W. Va. Hansen, Jacqueline 314 lieacluvood, Rd., Leonia, N. J. Harlan, Harryette 614 Hay Long Ave., Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Harr, Noell Mountain Home, Tenn. Harreld, Jane Ward 3233 Harve}- Parkway, C klahoma City, Okla. Harrington, Harriett Bo. 30, Wilmington, N. C. Harris, Hazel 108 Montgomery Ave., Staunton, Va. Harris, Mary Hart West Point, Va. Harrison, Natalie 2034 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Hartley, Mary Virginia 308 Bath St., Clifton Forge, Va. Hartwell, Jean 704 E. Jackson St., Hugo, Okla. Harvey, Virginia Lee 1205 Sweetbriar Ave., Roanoke, Va. Hatten, Erah 1205 Chesapeake Ave., Hampton, Va. Hayes, Carmen I ' o.k 257, Route 3, Lakeland, Fla. Hayman, Mary Lee Princess Anne, Md. Hays, Jeanne 114 Riverside Dr., Williamson, W. Va. Hereford, Mable 1915 Cherokee Dr., Waycross, Ga. Heubeck, Mary . dele Curtis Bay, Baltimore, Md. Hickey, Rita 600 Norman Bridge Rd., Montgomery, Ala. Higgenbotham, Ellen 414 Hendron, Staunton, Va. Hogshead, Catherine (lierhart 14 Madison PI., Staunton, Va. Holt, Betty 2.W E. Beverly St., Staunton, Va. Hook, Jeanne Patricia 640 Alleghany Ave., Staunton, Va. Houston, Ruth 1594 Harbert St., Memphis, Tenn. Howard, Margaret Waxhaw, N. C. Howard, Alice Howard Circle, Tarboro, N. C Howe, Nancy 551 Barnes Rd., Clayton, Mo. Hughes, Virginia I ' ox 1003, Warrenton, Va. Hull, Peg,gy 717 Rutledge St., Spartanburg, S. C Hundley, Donjthy Lebanon, Ky. Jackson, Ann Drakes Branch, Va. Jett, Clarice 314 Broad St., Portsmouth, Va. Jones, Maria Urbanna, ' a. 145 m?) (Jfu itocUg Ix Alj umi Jones, Meredith 801 W. 4th St., Williamsport, Penn. Jorgenson.Joan 608 Fourth Ave., Bradley Beach, X. J. Jordan, Ann 600 Alleghany Ave., Staunton, Va. Joseph, Billie Jean 602 Main St., Ranger, Texas Kaiser, Marie Louise 117 Park Rd., Wyomissing, Pa. Kavnor. Gratia Edgewood Gardens, Springfield, Mass. Keller, Katharine 6723 Lakewood Blvd.. Dallas, Texas Kelle -, Juliann Trinity, Texas. Kehne, Eleanor 321 Elm St., Frederick, Md. Kerr, Frances Perrine, Fla. King, Maxine 2989 E. Grand Blvd. Detroit, Mich. Kivlighan, Ann 301 X. Coalter St., Staunton, ' a. Kivlighan, Katherine 301 X. Coalter St., Staunton, Va. Knapp, Emily 1376 ' illa Rd., Birminghsm, Mich. Knight, Frances Whaleyville, Va. Kohler, Julia 1142 The Terrace, Hagerstown, Md. Lacy, Celia 603 Lewis St., Fredericksburg, Va. Layton, Jane Leighton, Ala. Lea, Johnnie Mae Box 301, Omar, ' . Va. LeGrand, Jerry 130 Ridge Ave., Cloverdale. Alontgomery, Ala. Lemon, Xatalie 1831 Old Shell Rd., Mobile, Ala. Lewis, Mary Ann Taylor, Texas. Lightner, Xancy 723 Selma Blvd., Box 803, Staunton, Ya. Lockhart, Frances 1302 Ave. H., Galveston, Texas. Lockhart, Josephine 1502 Ave. H., Galveston, Texas. Logan, Julia 16 Oakway, Scarsdale, X. Y. Logan, Marguerite 165 Lake Forest Dr., Elberton, Ga. Logan, Mary Lee 165 Lake Forest Dr., Elberton. Ga. Lucas, Kathryn 1 Ridgecrest X., Scarsdale, X. Y. McBryde, Margaret Fort Defiance, Va. McBurney, Marian Box 313, ' elch, La. McCants, Katherine 203 Wateree Ave., Columbia, S. C McClaran, Annette 708 Highland Ave., Jackson, Tenn. McCray, Ann Chihon Hall, Staunton, a. McDonald, Ellen Macon, Va. McElhannon. Sara Elizalieth IKX) X. WVxxl St., Sherman, Texas. McGrath, Emaline 219 W. 3rd St., Frankfort, Ky. Mclntyre, Lois 130 W Euclid Ave., Detroit, Mich. McLean, Louise 600 W. 3rd St., Ouanah, Texas. McManaway, Gladys 327 X. Coalter St., Staunton. ' a. McManaway, Laura 327 X. Coalter St., Staunton. ' a. McMurray, Margaret 16 X. W ' ashington St., Winchester, ' a. AlcXabb, Gertrude 3213 McKinley St., Washington. D. C. McReynolds, Mary 1 102 Madison St., Clarksville, Tenn. McWherter, Louise Tusculum Blvd., Greeneville, Tenn. McWherter, Mary Tusculum Blvd., Greeneville, Tenn. 146 Martin. Ann Box 392, Toano, Va Malluws. Ann 549 Thornrdse Ave., Staunton, ' a. MatlH ' ws. l ' . a Marie 4327 N. I ' atomac, Dallas, Texas. -MaMin. .Xancy ( Mrs. l.conanl Canii)l)cll ) 218I ' )ayvie v Ave., East Greenwich, R. I. Mens. Cecile Eastville, Va. .Mcrritt. Rachel 12cS Rawley .Ave.. Mt. Airy, N. C. .Miller, .Margaret . nne 207 W. Ir in -Ave.. Hagerstown, Md. Miller. .Shirley . nne 3012 Hampden Lane, Bethesda, Md. Minteer, Helen Monmouth Rd., Jobstown, N. J. Mitchell, Mimi 7739 San Fernando, Dallas, Texas. Mitchener, Mary Rose Sumner, Miss. Mobley, Alma Chase . rniy Medical Center, Washington, U. C. Mohum. Mildred 724 S. St. . saph, Alexandria, Va. Montgomery, Mary Etta 1291 Arsenal St., Watertown, N. Y. Monroe, Julia Neill 80 ' ictoria Ave., Hampton, ' a. Moody, Ella Claire. . . ' lieaverdam, Va., R.F.D. 4. Moore. Elizabeth 719 W. End, Columbus, Tenn. Moore. Emily 4218 Hall St., Dallas, Texas. Moore. Marjorie 2550 Shirley, -Ft. Worth, Texas. Moran. Joan 441 Rochelle Terrace, Pelham, N. Y. Mueller, Betsy 104 N. Montana St. Dothan, .Ala. Murphy. Bertie 900 X. Madison Ave., El Dorado, Ark. Xair. Sara 504 McCormick St., Clifton Forge, Va. Xairn, Peggy 4901 Glenbrook Rd., X. W. Washington, D. C. Nash, Peggy 182 S. Idlewild, Memphis, Tenn. Neel, Betty 3513 Caruth Blvd., Dallas, Texas. Neisler, Betty Lee ' ' Dogwood, ' Kings Mountain, N. C. Nelson, Betty 17 Hamrick St., Staunton, Va. Nelson, Mary Jane 410 Broadway, Sylacauga, Ala. Nettleton. Nancy 132 Prospect Ave., Shelton, Conn. Newbill, Katherine 3334 5th St., Meridian, Miss. Oates, Kay 2909 Sanger Ave, Waco, Texas. Ott, Betty 322 X. New St., Staunton, Va. Packard. Rosalie 420 ashington Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich Palmer. Lucille 804 W. Main St.. Albemarle, N. C Pancake, Julia 235 E. Beverley .St., Staunton, Va. Paradi es, Gloria 1 1 1-39 Martel Place, Forest Hills, N. Y. Parson, Alice Richlands, Va. Peacock. Ronnie 6 Leno.x PL. Scarsdale, N. Y. Peters, Ruth i31 E. Beverley .St., Staunton, Va. Pfeiffer, Marjorie Ann 127 E. North Ave., Baltimore, Md. Pitcher, Anne Stev art Pleasant Terrace, Staunton. ' a. Plage, Louise 639 Trenton St., River Edge, N. J.. Pollard, Pegg_ - 408 Summit St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Pollard, Rives 408 Summit .St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Poole, Jacqueline 533 S. Fayetteville St., Asheboro, N. C. Potts, Minna Route 6. Perkins Rd., Memphis, Tenn. Presnell, Kitty Starling 805 W. 7th St., Columbia, Tenn. 147 191 3 a Lo uj Doiclumi Prichard, Shirlev Smith Chilton Hall, Staunton, Va. Proffitt, Jane Box 94, Floyd, Va. Proffitt, Mildred Box 94, Floyd, Va. Putnam, Betsy 3548 Rankin, Dallas, Texas. Quick, Mary Frances 954 Donaghe PI., Staunton, Va. Randall, Elizabeth Eads 309 N. 16th St., Fort Smith, Ark. Ray, Elizabeth Ann 4 Park PI., Indiana, Pa. Reed, Glendine Spencer, W. Va. Rees, Gloria Fayetteville, Tenn. Reese, Emily 2914 Parkwood Ave., Richmond, Va. Reid, Eleanor Wake Forest, N. C. Reynolds, Bettie Lee 300 Commonwealth Ave., Alexandria, Va. Rhame, Mary Anne 2020 Wheat St., Columbia, S. C. Rhodes, Beverley 615 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Richardson, Madelyn 309 Angelus, Memphis, Tenn. Richardson, Margaret 50 Elwood Rd., Manchester, Conn. Riley, Nancy 3633 Van Ness St. N. W., Washington, D. C. Rippard, Norma Lee 406 Buffalo St., Farmville, Va. Roane, Nancy 24 N. JetTerson St., Staunton, Va. Roberts, Margaret Box 928, Radford, Va. Robertson, Dana Ridgeview Rd., Staunton, Va. Rodriques, Martha Rt. 2, Staunton, Va. Rolen, Jean 16 Hamrick St., Staunton, Va. Rossell, Eleanor Carter Hill Rd., Montgomery, Ala. Roycroft, Nancy 216 E. Trinity Ave., Durham, N. C. Saulsbury, Caro ' l 302 E. Middle St., Hanover, Pa. Schirmer, Esther 2306 Divine St., Columbia, S. C. Scott, Jane Ellen 312 Clovelly Rd., Windsor Farms, Richmond, Va. Shelton, Dorothy 4701 New Kent Road, Richmond, Va. Shipplett, Virginia Gochenour 238 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Showell, Sarah Harriet 1329 Hamilton St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Sims, Anne 180 High St., Portland, Me. Slaven, Margaret 707 Poplar St., Williamson, W. Va. Small, Constance 303 Myrtle St., Alexandria, Va. Smith, Betty Cherokee Rd., Florence, S. C Smith, Sally Glen Rock, N. C. Spengler, Mary Adelaide 125 Scenic Drive, Knoxville, Tenn. Sprouse, Martha 906 Nelson St., Staunton, Va. Sprunt, Julie 219 N. 3rd St., ' ilmington, N. C. Stallings, Bessie 711 Watts St., Durham, N. C. Stark, Caroline 300 E. 57th St., Kansas City, Mo, Stark, Betty Jean 300 E. 57th St., Kansas City, Mo. Stedman, Barbara 237 Longhill St., Springfield, Mass. Stephens, Katherine Estevan Hall, Helena, Ark. Stewart, Susan Chester, Vermont. Strauss, Lou Helen 766 N. Van Buren St., Milwaukee, Wis. Surre, Carol 2566 Kemper St., Shaker Heights, Ohio Suter, Frances Ft. Defiance, Va 148 Tavlor, Frances 54 Woodrovv St., Cliiilijii, S. C. ' I ' liDmpsoii, jaiK ' 1010 Cecilia St., Ta} hir, Texas. ' riioini). -()n,Mai { ' lances 1 101 Windsor Ave, I ' .ristol, Tenn. Tilley, Cliarlolt ' c Box 105, I Jinham, N. C. Timberlake, r.(tt . O.S ( ic(jrj;e St., Fredericksburg, Va. Toohey, Hetty jean 22 Highland Dr., (Jreenville, S. C. Town.send, Mary Louise 4584 9th St. Riverside, Calif. Trigg, Thehna 7()Q7 Clayton, Dallas, Texas. Trimble, Jean 1414 X. Madison Ave., El Dorado, Ark. Tullis, Frances 4 Arlington Kd., Montgomery, Ala. Turner, Melissa 1. 22 Hazel St., Jack.son, Miss. Tyree, Temple Altavista, Va. Van Winkle, Dorothy (Gooseneck Ft., Little Silver, N. J. ancr. Mary i ' , elyn Fort Carpenter, Covington, Va. Vestel, Shirley 1701 Broadway, Little Rock, Ark. Vines, Eva (ireenville, Va. Waldeck, Emeline . I ' arkersburg Rd., .Spencer, W. Va. Wageiier, Frances 1-lO.S Lal)urnum Ave., Richmond, Va. Warren, P.etsy 2400 Whitaker Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Waters, Elsie 411 Spruce St., Florence, S. C. Weaver, Leah . 2 N. Madison St., Staunton, Va. Weiford, Margaret 112 Thompson St., Staunton, Va. Welhener, Doris 222 W. 68th St., Kansas City, Mo. Wells, Betsy Elm City, N. C. West, Betsy Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, N. C. West, Marilyn 218 Carol Ave., Pelham, N. Y. Wheeler, Bonnie 1301 Queens Rd., W., Charlotte, N. C. White, Lucy 1416 Vinton Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Whitehead, Ann Lovingston, Va. Whitney, Janet Jo 2617 Seminole Ave., Charleston, W. Va. Wilborn, Frances 903 drove Ave., South Boston, Va. Wilson, Margaret . nn 1609 Ouarriar .St., Charleston, W. Va. Williams, Marjorie Ann High Heath, Buckhannon, W. Va. Wilson, Nancy 235 Sycamore St., Staunton, Va. Wiltshire, Bettie Jean 3409 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. Wood, Anne 1229 N. .Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. Worth, Elizabeth 27 Oak St., Durham, N. C. Wrenn, Barbara 267 N. Main St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Wysor, Elizabeth 4800 Guilford Rd., College Park, Md. Young, Mary Elizabeth 587 S. Belvedere Blvd., Memphis, Tenn. (Member ( JEst I92l) 149 IQIo (jlaiL cckUig MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE EXTENDS GREETINGS TO THE EDITORIAL STAFF WHICH PRESENTS THE FIRST ISSUE OF THE BLUESTOCKING IN THE NEW CENTURY 1 943 i J COMPLIMENTS OF I Spalding Baking Company Staunton Virginia FARLEY ' S DRY CLEANING SERVICE FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE Phone 246 18 South New Street Staunton .:. Mryinia CHANDLER STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY PORTRAITS OF QUALITY Phone 1969 22 I ' .ast Beverley Street Staunton .:. Virginia M9iei ei !e !$iei9!ei i !9ie! eee-!e{-c !9 4e «9K ' !9(ei6 ) ei ! :efe}eeeeeie !e i iefei ieB9fei8 !e 5 e HAMRICK COMPANY FLORISTS FOR FIFTY YEARS WE HAVE SPECIALIZED IN ARRANGING SCHOOL FLOWERS Telephone 710 Staunton .:. .:. ' irjjinia THOMAS HOGSHEAD, Inc. QUALITY CUT-RATE DRUGS AT THE LOWEST PRICES Try HOGSHEAD ' S First MASON COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED SALES OFFICE A. 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' irginia Visit or Write ns for SMITHFIELD or OLD VIRGINIA HAMS WOODLEE MARKET :9 ;-?i9!e!9 ! : :eiei ;a}e:9 !9 : ! ;T: : -: : : : ! i !« i ' « I VISIT I THE CUPBOARD 12 East Frederick Street FOR SPORT CLOTHES FOR THE Discriiuiiia iiig College Girl Imported Tweeds and Siveaters AND THOSE All-Important Accessories Nc7C — Iiitr ' u itiiui — Different AND IX OUR Chinese Shop Gifts of Charm and Distinetion Copper — Brass — Pewter — Wood Fine Porcelain Exotic Jewelry and Enamels Silks and Linens of Exquisite Quality and Workmanship % THE j HUGER-DAVIDSON SALE COMPANY STAUNTON, VIRGINIA AXD LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA WHOLESALE GROCERS DISTRIBUTORS OF PLEE-ZING QUALITY PRODUCTS CCJ.MI ' LIMEXTS Helen G. Eastham Shop Staunton ' s Newest and Smartest Ladies Store ON THE CORNER Downtown Headquarters for All Mary Baldwin Girls Charge Accounts W elcomed SPECIAL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION OUR NEW YORK OFFICE IS ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE 29 East Pjeverlev Street Staunton, ' irginia Phone 717 p WARN Ell BKOS. THEATRES Stauiilon Virs!;iiiia ' THE PICK 0 ' THE PICTURES ' AT DIXIE THE FAMILY THEATRE STRAND We Move Anything Anytvhere GUSS DULL ' S TRANSFER COMPANY 32 W est J()lins(jn Street Staunton .:. X ' irginia Local nnd Long Distance Hauling I I GOOD COAL I At The Right Prices Agents For Grey I ' an Lines, Inc. I Telephone 377— Office i Telephone 1755 — Residence McCRORY ' S 5c AND lOc STORE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND i I COMPLIMENTS I VISUUTE THE MODERN THEATRE COMPLIMENTS OF TIMBERLAKE DRY GOODS CO. DRY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR ACCESSORIES WHERE BETTER READY-TO-WEAR CAN BE BOUGHT WITHOUT PAYING EXCLUSIVE PRICES CHEVY CHASE Rcody-to-Jf cor and Accessories for the Sinort Girl East r everk- St. .:. Staunton. a. COMPLIMENTS O F THE ARCADIA COMPLIMENTS O F THE KROGER GROCERY AND BAKING COMPANY The ROSEMARY TEA SHOP Baking To Order we ' ll HELP PLAN PARTIES Breakfast, Luncheon, .If tcrnoon Tea, D inner Telephone 690 I6 ! X !0mCi0 ) C ! 3K I i t I C I C ! O I C!-i) I C ' f8t !€ 6i6t6 f fei fs J iK-ls tbkvK VSjTSisT THE MILLER LUMBER CO. INCORPORATED Lumber and Building Material of all Kinds We are Specialists in Fine Mill Work Phone 768 44 JMlDDLKBKOOK Ax ' ENUE Staunton .:. Virion ia BEVERLY BOOK COMPANY Quality Merchandise BOOKS NOVELTIES STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES Masonic Building Staunton .:. X ' irjjinia Phone 915 RANDOL ' S TAXI AND TRANSFER SERVICE Special Prices on School and Long Trips C. O. AND B. O. TRANSFER SERVICE Cars Meet .-III Trains %i 21 North New Street Staunton .:. ' irginia j! !9 eis -: ; B ;efe!-a eK+3!e!e{s ;9B$esee K48}eea 6! e) ©Ktei {ei6ie I COMPLIMENTS I STONEWALL JACKSON I HOTEL Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, Mgr. SHOES I LATEST SPORT STYLES POPULAR PRICES % Staunton ' ii a;inia • ■1. HOLLI DAY ' S SHOE STORE U hen i oil Think of Shoes Think of Hollidny ' s ' Stauntiin X ' ii ' Lnnia Real Estate — Loans CALLISON and COMPANY INCOKI ' dKATKD Echols Building .:. Phone 1128 General Insurance Bonds COMPLIMENTS of JIMMY ANDERSON ' S FOOD MART UhodumndA CLEANING AND DYEING WORKS Staunton Phone 929 l ALAI-M l.- g t- ' ' -A t .NAf-t A I l ' t -NA I SAf l---t ' ' A Vl ' -l ' t- . ' iA I J t - ' l1 lLt l VTA ' ' j M ' ' - l ' m ' I ' T V BAILEY S DRUG STORE WE DELIVER PHONE 159 H. L. Lang Company JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Since 1890 SPECIALTY OF SCHOOL JEWELRY The Valley ' s Finest Jewelry Store Masonic Temple .:. .:. .:. Stauntuii, ' a. S! iS 5!9K-ieK! , ! i8KJi9K )iSe ie!9 eK 5!9K ;sr-! :e  : ' ; : : N ! s9fe;aBefe!- ' :9 ;e! :- : ' : S9 !3 ! i !€ COMPLIMENTS O F THE NATIONAL VALLEY BANK OF STAUNTON Capital $200,000.00 Surplus $500,000.00 Charles S. Hunter, President Gilpin Willson, Vice-President J. H. ' A rsLEY, Jr., Casliier C. B. Peterfish, Asst. Cashier and Trust Officer MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JOHN SEXTON CO. GOOD F( D O D nI Y f O R PL IkSl D G U E S T S JOHN SEXTON CO. CHICAGO BROOKLYN — DALLAS — ATLANTA For Health Buy Good Foods For Wealth Buy H ' ar Bonds § £ FANCY APPLES AND Delicious Flavor VIRGINIA HAMS ]lail Orders Given Special Attention Groceries — Meats — Produce REID STORES, INC. | Staunton, X ' irginia Food Merchandisers For 24 Years W WHITE STAR MILLS | H The Augusta National Bank of Staunton Staiinton, ir(;inia Capital $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Prodis $511,000.00 p Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Trust Deportment Manufacturers of hi(;h grade flour Wm. C. and Campbell Pancake MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY ■ Office: 5 Echols Building Staunton .:. Virginia Phone 832 SIMPLY SERVICE ' There Is a Reason FOR THE WHITENESS OF OUR Laundry Work 4 9 5 Staunton Steam Laundry Staunton .:. 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