Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1944 volume:

COPYRIGHT ANNE GARl) Editor i;i:tty lek xeisler Busiiiiss Maiiui cr I ' rom the apple basket after chapel, or a dash to the (lym tor a swim, to an afternoon of eisure in the dorm, or an out- of-door art laboratory — all of these, we hope nou ' U remember. C nnuai Pui catlon. a ihe Stu ietitL of e; SfauHtoft,V . Kathenne Sherri DI CATION She has won our admiration and respect by her understanding of and her interest in us. She has shown us her high qualities of leadership and her untiring efforts in the interests of both the stu- dents and the school. To MISS KATHERINE SHERRILL, dean of Mary Baldwin College, do we, the editors, dedicate The Bluestocking of 1944. ROCOGU Ill this, the Bluestocking of 1944, we have en- deavored to present to the seniors a review of some daily activities of their last year at college. Included are some highlights of the traditional events in the college year— the Senior Investiture and planting of the ivy, and the May Queen, and the pro- cession of seniors and attendants— these, we thought would be the most outstanding, as the years go by. Xt UJ balcujuirv Words by KATHERINE SEE Alma Mater MARY BALDWIN Music hy 1,II,LIAN IRELAND Tliou wast bom of ilremns, Mary Baldwir.Mary Ralilwin, Wn-mans dreams of Thou wast built of dr.ams.Mary Baldwin, Mary Baldwin, Dreams of faith, th love and true de - sire; Conqu ' rer dreams with pas-sions ar - do dreamsof ear - ly dawn Thoushaltlive be-yondtime ' s farthest t;lowinff,_ lim-it; Caught from Truths un - dy-ing pure white fire Dreams shall last when walls of stone are gone I — CHAPLL Administration Building 13 194-4- miiSFcRUig Ilo oj Dalaurin King Memonal Gymnasium 14 Side Entrance 15 luuditcckUuj lllaAxj DalcUrwi L. Wilson Jarman 16 Martha Stackhouse Grafton Draii of histruciion 17 iQlliPlueitFckUuj lllaA Dcmiujm JOHN B. DAFFIN, M.S. Bursar and Treasurer Frofcssiir of Physics MARGUERITE HILLHOUSE Registrar Secretary to the President ELIZABETH PARKER, M.A. Assistant Dean of the College .■lssista it Professor of French and Spanish EMILY C. BALL, B.A. .Secretary tf) the Dean of the College ABBIE MORRISON McFARLAND, B.A. Lilirarian FANNIE BAKER STOLLENWERCK . ssistant to tiie Dean of the College GRETA KIERGARD, R.N. Resident Xurse 18 JAMES T. SPILLMAN, B.A. Assistant Iliirsar MRS. FRANK PANCAKE Stipi ' vviscjr (if I lalls ELEANOR JACKSON, B.A. . ' iL ' iTet.ir - t(i the I )eaii il ' Instructiiin JANE RAUDENBUSH COINER, B.A. Secretarx ' in tin- lUisiness Office MARY FRANCES DUDLEY SCHMID, B.A. Assistant tu the Litjrarian BETTY CARR, B.S. Dii-titian ETHEL LOCKRIDGE HEROLD Dining Room Hostess and Assistant Dietitian 19 MUlL lCCRlIU isik: trl MARY SWAN CARROLL, Ph.D. Professor of History and Folit ' uul SciciiCt NANCY WITHERSPOON McFARLAND, M.A. Issisfunt Professor of Latin and History MARY WATTERS, Ph.D. Research Professor, Department of History THOMAS HANCOCK GRAFTON, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology and Economics MARTHA STACKHOUSE GRAFTON, M.A. .Issistant Professor of Sociolof y HERBERT LEE BRIDGES M.S. Professor of Educational E ' syeholoijy and Education DAVID K. SPELT, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology 20 WILLIAM E. TROUT. JR., Ph.D. Professor of Clicnilstry LILLIAN C. THOMSEN, Ph.D. Professor of Biology MILDRED E. TAYLOR, Ph.D. Professor of Mathciiialics and Astronomy JANET ALEXANDER, M.D. Resident Physician Director of Health, Professor of Hygiene MARY E. HUMPHREYS, Ph.D. .Issistaiit Professor of Biology MARY E. LAKENAN, M.R.E. Professor of Pible HERBERT S. TURNER, B.D., D.D. Professor of Philosophy and Pible 21 ly ' l ' J-iuuiLSocWg EDWARD P. VANDIVER, JR., Ph.D. Professor of Eiujlish BENJAMIN W. FUSON, Ph.D. ActiiHi .Issoiiatc Professor of English KARL EASTMAN SHEDD, Ph.D. Professor of Modern Laiiiinages CLARE J. FLANSBURGH, M.A. .Assistant Professor of French FANNIE BARTH STRAUSS, M.A. Instructor in German LILLIAN RUDESEAL, Litt.M. Assistant Professor of Economics Director of Secretarial Education EMMA HARNED, B.A. histruitor in Seerelarial Education NANCY GWYN GILLIAM, B.A. Alumna- .Si-i. ' n.-l:ir ' 22 MARY E. LATIMER, Ph.D. rr il -ssnr ,. liih lish Ihrcclor of S rrcli and Pninialir. CHRISTINE FOSTER, M.A. Director of I ' liysiiu! lidiicalioii ANNA MAE SMITH, M.A. .Issoi ' idlc Dirrc or of Pliysical ' Edncatioii ELIZABETH NOTTINGHAM DAY, B.A. .tssociotc Director of Art RANDOLPH ARNOLD AUFRANC, B.A. Actitiij . Issociatc Director of .Irt DONALD W. ALLTON, M.M. . letiiu; Professor of Music EDWARDA METZ, B.M. .Issistoiit Professor of Music EVELYN EADDY, M.A. (First Semester) j Director of I ' oice and Public Music BERNARDA L. DANFORD, M.M. ( Second Semester) Director of I ' oice a)id Public Scliool fusic 23 : a(.iil acting lllaALj DoLcuuiu Jjoaw Of CyYiidees OFFICERS 1 [R. JAMES D. FRANCIS, President Huntington, West X ' irginia RE HERBERT S. TURNER, D.D.. Vkc-Prcsxdcnt Staunton, Virginia MR. HERBERT J. TAYL(3R, Secretary Staunton, ' irginia MEMBERS liEV. HUNTER R. RLAKELY Charlotte, North CaroHna DR. FREDERICK L. BROWN Charlottesville, Virginia DR. JULIAN A. BURRUSS Blacksburg, ' irginia MR. EDMUND D. CAMPBELL Washington, District of Columbia MR. RICHARD D. COOKE Norfolk, ' irginia MR. W. H. EAST Staunton, irginia MR. JAMES D. FRANCIS Huntington, West ' irginia MRS. WILLIAM M. HENDERSON Wilmington, North Carolina MRS. H. L. HUNT Dallas, Texas MR. CHARLES S. HUNTER Staunton, ' irginia MR. WALLACE B. McFARLAND Staunton, Virginia REV. J. H. MARION, JR., D.D Richmond, A irginia REV. DUNBAR H. OGDEN, JR Staunton, ' irginia MR. CAMPBELL PANCAKE Staunton, ' irg inia MRS. THOMAS H. RUSSELI Staunton, Virginia MR, HERBERT J. TAYLOR Staunton, Virginia DR, J. N. THOMAS, Ph.D Richmond, Virginia REV. HERBERT S. TURNER, D.D Staunton, irginia CAPTAIN FRANK M. WRAY Berryville. ' irginia MRS. WALTER H. WOODSON Mocksville, North Carolin.n DR, L. WILSON TARMAN, Ex-Officio Staunton, ' irginia 24 j 1 1 3 ' % m ( — . 1 CLAJIEJ 1 Senior Ulass Ufficers FRANCES WILBORN ANN HANEKE President Secretary KATHERINE K1 ' LU;HAN ANN JORDAN ] ' ice-President Treasurer DR. SPELT Sponsor COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 1944 PURPLE AND GOLD 27 D UG tccRing lllaAxj Dolcuuin MARY GROVE CHAPLIN STA U N ll ) N , ' I K( a N 1 A Candidali- for Ihichdor of . Irts Dcyrcc French Freslimaii : Kay StiKUni I ' luli; Y. W. t . . ; Vthlctic Association. Sophomore: Day Stucknt Cluli; Y. W . C, A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Day Student (- ' luli; Y. W . C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Day Student Cluli; Y. W . C. . . ; . thletic Assocaition. 28 ( i ELIZABETH GILKESON CHURCHMAN riArXTON, VIRGINIA Candidate fur Ihichdor of Arts Degree Music Freshman- Day Student Club; Glee Clul.; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club. Sophomore: Dav Student Clul. ; Glee Club; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club Junior: Secretar y of I ay Student Club; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club; Glee Club; French Club. . „ ., . r ri„i. Senior: President of Day Student Club; Student Council; Presidents Forum; Glee Club, 29 UcLi itocRni Illo uj uaicuuin DOROTHY ANN CLEVELAND STA U.N TUN , - 1 kl_l 1 . lA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dc jrcc Spanish Freshman: Staff of Misi-cUaiiy : Staff of Caiii us Coiiiincnts : Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club; Spanish Club; Day Student Club. .Sophomore : Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club ; Day Student Club. Junior: Staff ' of Caiiifius Comments : Spanish Club; Granddaughters anil Little Sisters Club; Day Student Club. Senior: Staff of Camfus Comments ; Spanish Club; I1a - Student Club. 30 BETTY ANN COOKE JACKSON HEIGHTS, NEW YORK Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology Freshman: Bradford Junior College, Bradford, Massachusetts. Sophomore: Bradford Junior College, Bradford, Massachusetts. Junior- In cast of Letters to Lucerne, -arsity Hockey team; Busmess Staff of Campus Comments; International Relations Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asscx.atio.1. Senior: In cast of Heart of a City ; Varsity Hockey team; Hockey leader of Atlilet.c Association; Social Committee; International Relations CIuli; Y. W . C. A.; Club H.mse Committee ; Freshman Adviser. 31 umccRiug xt tu Daixlujin CHRISTINE DAVIS MARVELL. ARKANSAS Candidal for Bachelor of . Ir ,v Dc,]rcc Psychology Fresliman : Intcrnatiuiuil Kelations Cluli; Dramatic Cliili. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. Sophomore: International Relations Cluli; Dramatic C ' luli, Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. Junior: Secretar - of Jnnior Class; Freshman . dviser; Feature Editor ol ' Miscellany: Dramatic Cliih; Y. W. C. A. Senior: House T ' resident of Fraser; Student Council: Chairman of Freshman . dviscrs; Psycholog3 ' Club; Presidents ' Forum. 32 MARGARET JEAN DRISCOLL STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Candidate for Baclidor of . Irts Degree EiKjlish Froshman : Day Student Chili; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Sophomore; Day Student Cluh; Sports editor of Ciimfu- ' Coiiniiciils : Reporter on Cmiifus Comwcnls: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. huiior: Victory Corps; Managing editor of Cani iis Comiiiciits. Senior; Editor of Cainl us Commeiils: Presidents ' Forum; Who ' s W ' h.i Among Stu- dents of American Colleges and Universities. 33 : atLilccl infj Illxmij l5aiclurM ANNE McKEEHAN EASTERLY GREEN EVILLK. TENNESSEE Candidate for Baclielor of Arts Degree Historv Freshman: Glee Club; Music Cluli ; International Kelatimis (. luli; Hockey team; Basketball team ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Glee Club; Social Chairman of Class; International Relations Club; Spanish Club; Basketball team; Y. W. C. A. Committee; Athletic Association. Junior: President of Class; Treasurer of International Relations Club; Spanish Club; Presidents ' Forum ; Basketball team ; World Fellowship Cominittee. Senior: Vice-President of Student Government; House President of McClung; News Editor of Caiiif ' us Comtiicnts : International Relations Club; Who ' s Who . mong Students of American Colleges and Universities ; Si)anish Club; Basketball team; -Attendant to May Queen. 34 ANNE KURTZ HANEKE LIMA, OHIO Candidate fur Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology l- ' rcshman: World FelU.w.shiiJ Committee; Y. W. C. A,; Athletic Assr).;i;ition. Sophomore : Glee Club ; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Jumor: Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Secretary of Class; Student Treasurer; Devotionals Committee; Art Clul Presidents ' Forum. 35 miliadiFc vMCi llloAu Dctlcuum JOSEPHINE MORTON HANNAH ARVOXIA, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of .irts Degree Biology and Chemistry Freshman : Treasurer of Class, German Club, Freshman Representative on Student Council, Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club, Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Sophomore : Treasurer of Student Government, German Club, Science Club, Grand- daughters and Little Sisters Club, Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association. Junior : Secretary of Student Government, Science Club, Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club. Y. W. C. A. Senior; President of Student Government, Y. W . C. A. Cabinet, Presidents ' Forum, Chapel Committee, Science Club, Dramatic Club, ho ' s ho Among Students of .American I ' niversities and Colleges, elected to Mary Baldwin Honor Society. 36 J FRANCES ANNE JORDAN STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Cund ' uiiUc for Bachelor of . Iris Degree Span isli Freshman: I )av Student Clul.; Athletic As uciatiun ; Y. W. C. A. Sophomore; Day Student Cluh; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Spanish Club; Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Senior: Vice-President of Day Student Club; Treasurer of Class; ictory Corps; Spanish Club; Freshman Adviser. 37 Ka L cRiiic) MARY ELEANOR KEHNE FREDKRICK, MARYLAND Ccnididulc fur Bachelor of Arts Degree Biology Frtshman : Dramatic CIuli; Interiuitioiial Kelaliuiis Club; Garden Club; X ' arsity Hockey team, Y. W. C. A. Sophomore: International Relations Club; Garden Club; Varsity Hockey team, Y. W. C. A. Junior: Athletic Council; Varsity Hockey team; Business staff of Caiii us Comments, Y. W. C. A. Senior: Business Staff of Campus Coiiiinciits ; Social Ser ice Committee of Y. W. C. A.; Biology Club ; Athletic Association. 38 ANN KIVLIGHAN STAUNTON, VIRCINIA CaiiJulalc for BachcUtr .if .Irfs Dct rcc History and Spanish Freshman: Garden Cluli; Day Stuik-nl Cluli; X ' arsity track; HuckL-y ti-am. Sophomore: Garden Club; Spanish Club; Treasurer uf the Athletic Association; Hockey Varsity; Y. W. C. A. Friendship Committee. Junior: Garden Club; Spanish Club; International Relations Club; Swimming the Athletic Association; Business Manager of Bluestockinc; ; Basketball team Hockey; ' arsity Swimming, Swimming Cup. Senior: Spanish Club; International Relations Club; Swimming Club; Varsity Basketball team; President of the Athletic Association; Student Council; President; W ' ho ' .s Who Among Students of .American Colleges and Universities. leader of ; Varsity Hockey ; ' Forum, 39 mUL a(iiioc {[ icj KATHERINE KIVLIGHAN STAUNTON ' , VIRGINIA Candidate for Pnnhdor of . Iris Dcijrcc l-.iujUsh and Matlwniatics Freshman: Hockey Team; 1 )ay Student Cluh; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Spanish Club; Garden Club; Vice-President of Class; Tennis leader i l ' the Athletic Association; Varsity Hockey; Delegate to Virginia Hockey Convention; YA C.A. Friendship Committee. Junior: Garden Club; ' ice-President of the . thletic Association; Class editor of Bluestockini: ; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Swimming. Senior: Swimming Club; Secretary of the . thKtic .Association; ' arsity Hockey; ' ice- President of Class; May Day Committee. 40 JULIA ANNE KOHLER liACKRSTOWX, My RYLA. i) Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Sociology Freshman: Clcc Clul.; World Fellowshii. Committee; Basketball team; Horkey team; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Y. W . C. A.; Athletic Association; Finance Committee ot . W. C. A. hmior- Art Cluh ; !5asket1 all team; Finance Committee of Y. W. C. A. Senior: Art Cluh; ISaskethall team; Freshman Adviser; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Assoc.a- 41 tui itccHinq Illa uj Dolflurm JOHNNIE MAE LEA OMAK, WEST VIKGIXIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Dcfjrcc Sociology Freshman : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Junior : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Senior : Y. W . C. A. ; Athletic .Association. 42 VONCEIL TILLIS LeGRAND MONTCOM KRY, ALABAMA Candidate for Bachelor of .his Degree Sociology Freshman: Science Club; Athletic Association; Y. V. C. A. Sophomore : Athletic Association ; Y. W. C. A. Junior: Athletic Council; Vice-President of Class; Bluestockinc, Staff. Senior : Vice-President of Athletic Association ; Y. W. C. A. 43 %to( amoc :kniq Illa uj DaicLumv NATALIE INGE LEMON BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Spanish Freshman: Spanish Club; Music Club; Y. W . C. A. Athletic Association. Sophomore: Spanish Cluli; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Junior: Spanish Club; Archery leader of Athletic Association; Freshman Adviser; De votionals Committee; Statif of Mistcllniiy ; Y. W. C. A. Senior: Editor of MisccUmiy. Spanish Club; Presidents ' Fnrum, Y. W. C. A. 44 EMALINE HINTON McGRATH FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Chemistry Freshman: Music Club; Glee Club; German Club; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club- Y W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Social Committee of Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club; Music Club; German Club- Glee Club; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club; Athletic Association. Junior: Treasurer of Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Adviser; Vice-President of Science Club; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club, Athletic Association. Senior- President of Y. W. C. A.; Student Council; Presidents ' Forum; kebg.ous hxcr- cises Committee; Who ' s Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities. 45 l9 ' l4-lMai.i3ockitig Illa tu DaixLuri rv LAURA VIRGINIA McMANAWAY STAUNTON ' , VIRGINIA Candidate for BacJi ' clor of Arts Degree Music Freshman : Day Student Cluli ; Glee Club ; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Treasurer of Day Student Club; Glee Club; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club; Music Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Glee Club; Music Club; Day Student Club; Grand lauglilcrs and Little Sisters Club ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Senior: Music Club; Day Student Club; Treasurer ot Y. W. ( ' . . . ; President of Glee Club ; Presidents ' Forum. 46 MILDRED FRANCES MOHUN AI.I-.XANDKIA, VIKCINIA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Freshman : Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Sophomore: Marshal; Sophomore representative on Bluestockini. ; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Junior: Editor of Bluestocking; Religious Exercises Committee; Presidents ' Forum Hockey Team, Athletic Association. Senior: House President of Memorial; member of Student Council; Sixial Chairman; Presidents ' Forum ; Who ' s Who . mong Students of .American Colleges and I ' niversities : May Queen 47 iHUiLUaci ing llloALj DalcLurin SARAH BROOKS NAIR CLIFTON KOKGE, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Sociology Freshman: Athletic Association; Y. W. C A. Sophomore: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.. Junior: Finance Committee of Y. W. C. A.; Chief Marslial. Senior: House President of Hill Top; Student Council; International Relations Cluh Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association ; Attendant to May Queen. VIRGINIA GOCHENOUR SHIPPLETT STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Bible Freshman: Day Student Cliil.; Athletic Association; Glee Club. Sophomore; Day Student Clul.; Athletic Association; Glee Club. Junior: Day Student Club; Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. Senior: Day Student Club; Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. 49 :luaitcckin9 Illa uj Daicuum LOIS ELIZABETH SMITH FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Freshman : Basketball team ; Hockey team ; Y. W. C. A. Sophomore: Art Club; Spanish Club; Art Editor of Miscellany; Hockey Varsity; Bas- ketball Varsity; Committee for Heahh and Physical Fitness; Sport ' s Girl of the Month; Y. ' . c. A. c- f Junior: President of Art Club; Art Editor of Miscellany; Spanish Club; Secretary ot Athletic Association; Hockey Varsity; Basketball X ' arsity ; Freshman Adviser; Victory Corps; Presidents ' Forum. Senior: Chairman of Victory Corps; Y. W. C. A.; House President of Sky High; Art Club; Hockey team; Student Council; Executive Committee of Spanish Club. 50 MARY FRANCES SUTER FORT DEFIANCK, VIKGINIA Cainiidatc for Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathematics Freshman; Athletic Association; Day Student Chih ; Y. W. C. A. Sophomore: Athletic Association; Day Student Cluh; Y. VV. C. A. Junior: Athletic Association; Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A. Senior: Athletic Association; Day Student Club; Y. W. C. A. 51 l9 l l](u.it5tkiHC, llloAtj Daimuiri FRANCES BAKER TAYLOR CI.INTUX, SOL ' Tll CAROLINA Candidate fur Bachelor of .Iris Dcijrcc Sociology Freshman: Glee Club; Music Clul); Dramatic Clul ; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore: President of Glee Club; Secretary-Treasurer of Music Club; Spanish Club; Devotionals Committee; I ' residents ' Forum; President of Gran ldaughters an i Little Sisters Club; Social Committee. Junior: Chairman of World Fellowship Committee; Hiking leader of the Athletic Asso- ciation; Glee Club; Music Club; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club; Hockey Varsity. .Senior: Marshal; nc ntionals Committee; Vespers Committee; Glee Club. 52 MARY EVELYN VANCE COVI iNClTON , VlKGl NIA Candidate for Bcichclor of Arts Degree Art Freshman: Glee Clul,; Grand.laughters and Little Sifters Cli.l.; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. y.r w n Sophomore: Glee Clnh; Granddanghters an.l Little Sisters Clul.; Marshal; Y. W . L. A.; Athletic Association. Junior: Art Club; Treasurer of Class; Freshman Adviser; Devotionals Committee; Art Editor of Blurstockini, ; War Stamp Committee. Senior: Ps.vchology Club; House President of Martha Riddle; Student Council. MuiLilacHing EVA REBECCA VINES GRKKX ' I LI.K, ' 1 K( ; I X I A Candidate for laclu-lor nf Arts Degree Spanish Freshman: Glee Club; iJay Stiuletit Club; Atliletic Association. Sophomore : Spanish Club ; Day Student Club ; Athletic Association. Junior: Spanish Club; Day Student Club; Athletic Association. Senior: Spanish Club; Freshman Adviser; Day Student Club. 54 LEAH CLAIRE WEAVER STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Candidate fur Bachelor of Arts Degree Chemistry Freshman: Glee Clul.; Day Student Clul.; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Sophomore : Glee Club ; 1 )ay Student Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Athletic Association. Junior: Day Student Club; Science Club; Athletic Association. Senior: Day Student Club; Biology Club; Athletic Association. mui amoc :Hinq FRANCES CAROLYN WILBORN SOUTH BOSTON, XJKlilNIA Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology Freshman: Y. . C. A.; Athletic Asst) :iati(in. Sophomore: Y. . C. A. Committee. Junior: Freshman Adxiscr; Assistant Circulating editor of Ccviifns Coiiniiciils. Senior: Circulating Editor of Cani us Cowinciils: Presidents ' Forum: President of Senior Class; Mav Day Committee. 56 ELIZABETH WHITSETT WYSOR CLixTON, sdrrn Carolina Ca)ididalc for Bachelor of Arts Degree Music Freshman: C ' llce C ' liili; Music Cluli; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Chili; Y.W.C.A.; Athletic Associatiiin. Sophomore: Cilee C1ul ; Music Cluli; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club; YAWC.A. ; Athletic Association. Junior: Treasurer of Glee Club; Music Cluli; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Granddaughters and Little Sisters Club. Senior : Secretary of Glee Club ; Y. W. C. . . ; Athletic . ssociation ; Music Club. UatLSocHUiq SEMORS THEY NEED NO FURTHER IDENTIFICATION 58 SENIORS AGAIN— AS THE CAMERA CAUGHT THEM 59 Wu(LitacKinc| 1. FrL;.hinen and a Halluvvc ' en I ' arty. 2. First simw ami (Hit cmnc the Frcshiiun. . . V g feast — Cuming up? 4. Hmm — Take your clioice, gals. 5. Who ' s gonna he the victim? 6. Best you could do, girls? 7. Gladys and Anne. 8. An apple a day. 9. A bevy of Hilltop beauties. 10. Sail) ' and Mary off for sonic jiictures. U. Where ' s that True-.- id, Crawford? 12. We ' re baffled, Inn it ' s cute. 13. Going away — or just get hack? 60 Junior Class Officers ELEANOR REIU President ERANCES TULLLS I ' iee-Presideiit BESSIE STALLINGS Secretary r.ETTY JO (GARDNER Treasurer MISS PARKER Sponsor COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 1945 LAVENDER AND WHITE 6) MUtistocHing I loAxj Doixlun n CLAUDIXE VIRGINIA ARNEY Staunton, ' irginia JOAN DOROTHY BENNETT Scarsdale, New York MARY ALICE BRAND Staunton. ' irginia ARY RANDOLPH BRYAN Columbia, South Carolina MARION FRANCES BUCKEY L ' ninn Bridge, Maryland MARY AUGUSTA BURR Clayniont, Delaware ANNE WARREN CHURCHMAN Staunton, Virginia CHARLOTTE COHN I ' rincess Anne, Maryland CAROLYN MARIE COLLINS ( )rlando, Florida HELEN FRANCES COOK Fairmont, West Virginia MARY PHYLLIS COX Spottswood, ' irginia IIARLOTTE KATHLEENE CRAUN ' a nesboro, ' irginia MARJORIE MAUD CREASY Gretna, Virginia 62 Axxi . ki:li.i:r DAUC.IITRICY Suffolk, ' iifjinia MAl-ICARF.T r.IRD EARLE l.lkins. West Virginia ANNE HARRISON CARD Grosse Poiiite, Michigan BETTY JO GARDNER RIacksburg, ' irginia SAELY VTRGEVIA GARRETT Wolf Summit, West ' irginia ' JANE WARD HARRELD Oklahoma Citw Oklahoma ERAH ELIZABETH HATTEN Hampton, Virginia CARMEN FULTON HAYl-.S Lakeland, Florida ANN ELIZABETH JACKSON Drakes Branch. ' irginia MARJORH-: LEE KINCAID Bluefield, West Virginia CELIA NELSON LACY Fredericksburg, Virginia MARGARET ALEXANDER McBRYDE Ft. Defiance, ' ' irginia ANNETTE WALSH McCLAREN Jackson, Tennessee 6.3 amo ydiinq lilo uj Daiclurin LOUISE McLEAN Quanah, Texas MARGARET ANN MATTHEWS Staunton, Virginia MARGARET ELIZABETH MUELLER San Luis Obispo. California BETTY LEE NEISLER Kings Mountain, North Carolina NANCY ELIZABETH NETTLETON Shelton, Connecticut MARGARET LUCILE PALMER Albemarle. North Carolina JULIA WILSON PANCAKE Staunton, ' irginia LOUISE IRENE PLAGE River Edge. New Jersey ELIZABETH RR ' ES POLLARD Winston-Salem. North Carolina ELEANOR FRANCES REID Wake Forest. North Carolina AIARY ANNE RHAME Columbia, South Carolina BEVERLY ALLEN RHODES Staunton, Virginia MARGARET MiNEELY ROBERTS Radford. X ' irginia 64 NANCY I ' l.l ' .MIXC, KOVCROFT Durliaiii, Xortli Carolina C. R( )1. MANLOVI-: SAULSBURY Hanover, Pennsylvania JANE ELLEN SCOTT Richmond, Virginia ANNE NOBLE SIMS Portland, Maine MARGARET SLAVEN Williamson, West Virginia SALLY MARTE SMITH Glen Rock, New Jersey JULIE WORTH SPRUNT Wilmington, North Carolina BESSIE EARTHING STALL] NGS Durham, Nortli Carolina FRANCES TCLLIS Montgomery, Alabama DOROTHY AX WINKLE Little .Silver, New Jersey ANN CARTER WHITEHEAD Lovingston, Virginia DOROTHY F.LOISE il!T.M( )RE Natural Bridw, ' irginia ANN BROWNLEE WOOD Harrisburg, Pennsxlvania 65 MiULiiaci inc] llloAij DoMun ri 2 tki ti B !!!! 1. Must be interesting. 2. Get with the work, Cape! 3. Have a big time. 4. Little chilly, i.sn ' t he? 5. Snuthern belles, every one! 6. Get a good look at that snow! 7. Four Riddle queens in the Sunday sun I 8. Catching up on the latest. 9. The sun-dial takes on glamour ! 10. Boy, that snow is irresistible. 11. Wish I had one too! 66 Sophomore Cjiass Ufftce rs BERTIE MURPHY President MAUDIE COVER Secretary CONNIE ADAIR JANE THOMPSON Vice-President Treasurer MISS SHERRILL S ponsor COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 1946 SCARLET AND GOLD 67 Ut?.ilCCHl HC) Illa Lu baicLun n. (ORNEI.IA STORKS ADAIR Richmond, Virginia MARY CHRISTINA ALLEN Sharon, Pennsylvania XNE WILSON ARMSTRONG Staunton, Virjiinia ELEANOR JEAN BAYLOR Staunton, Virginia RACHEL CROSBY BERRY Staunton, Virginia JEAN PARKER BICKLE Staunton, Virginia SHIRLEY MAURINE BIGGS Wichita Falls, Texas HELEN FRANCES BLACK Clarksburg, West Virginia (,RACE CATHREEN BRAL ' ER Richmond, Virginia LOVE .MOiiLEY BRICE Staunton, V irginia IKCINIA ANNE BRIUGERS San Antonio, Texas BETTY JANE BRINKMAN Greenville, South Carolina MARGARET BROWN Swarthmore, Pennsylvania BETTY JANE BRYANT Siiuth Charleston, West Virginia NANCY CARMICHAEL BULLOCK Montgomery, Alabama 68 MAKTIIA IIKI.KX lU ' SSA S:in Anlonin, ' l x;is MAkY KITH CAl.DW i:i.l, Kiclimond, Virginia ELLEN ADELE CHAMl ' .KKS Amarillo, Texas MARGERY HILDEGARDE CLARK l iirmingham, Michigan JANE HAMILTON CLARKE I ' restonsliurg, Kentucky FAUDE [ILLER COVER Staunton. ' irginia JOYCE CRAIG Montpelier Station, Virginia BARBARA ANN CRAY Atchison, Kansas fARY NAOMA CROSS Norfolk, Virginia ELOUISE [AYRANT CUTHBERT Suffolk, Virginia BEVERLY JANE DARDEN South Norfolk, Virginia MARGARET RUTH DAVIS Chevy Chase, Maryland JEAN ELIZABETH DINKINS Columbia, South Carolina EDITH ADELE EGGERS Galveston, Texas MABEL LOUISE FAIRBANK Greenville, South Carolina 69 iQlfyieitwIyng AIARY SUE FELDMAN Evansville, Indiana JANE FRIERSON Greer, South Carolina lEAN LOUISE GALLAWAY Fort Worth, Texas SABINE ALSTON GOODMAN Jacksonville, Florida MARY CAROLINA GOODRICH Marlin, Texas FAXXY LATANE GRIZZARD Drewryvillc, ' irginia MARIE NOELL HARR Mountain Home, Tennessee HAZEL LEGGETTE HARRIS Staunton, Virginia XATALIE JOY HARRISON Charlotte, North Carolina MARY VIRGINIA HARTLEY Clifton Forge, ' irginia JEAN HARTWELI- Hugo, Oklahoma JEANNE KENDALL HAYS illiamson, West Virginia RUTH HUNTER HOUSTON Memphis, Tennessee ALICE HOWARD Tarboro, North Carolina NANCY MORSE HOWE Clayton, Missouri 70 I ' EC.C.Y ELLIOTT HULL Spartanburg, South Carolina MARL GATEWOOl) JONES I ' rbanna, Virginia BILLIE JEAN JOSEPH Ranger, Texas NLARIK LOUISE KAISER Wyomissing, Pennsylvania MARY ANN LEWIS Taylor, Texas L ' RLAN ELIZABETH McBURNEY Welsh, Louisiana KATHERINE WATSON McCANTS Culumhia, South Carolina ANNE APPLETON McCRAY Staunton, Virginia ELLEN FRANCES McDONALl ) Belona, Virginia GLADYS MAXWELL McMANAWAY Staunton, Virginia LOUISE McWHERTER Greeneville, Tennessee MARY McWHERTER Greeneville, Tennessee E ' A MARIE MATTHEWS Dallas, Texas CECILE MEARS Eastville, Virginia MARGARET ANN MILLER Hagerstown, Maryland 71 I91[l (4.i ki«g SHIRLEY ANNE MILLER Bethesda, Maryland MARY ETTA MONTGOMERY W ' atcrtown, New York ELIZABETH FALLEN MOORE Columbia, Tennessee EMILY ANN MOORE Dallas, Texas MARJORIE FRANCES MOORE Fort Worth, Texas JOAN MORAN Belva, West Virginia BERTIE WILSON : IURPHY El Dorado, Arkansas PEGGY NARIN Washington, District of Columbia BETTY LaVAN OTT Staunton, Virginia ROSALIE PACKARD Arlington, Virginia .ALICE FRANCES PARSON Richlands, Virginia BONNIE PEACOCK Scarsdale, New York MARGARET ALLEN POLLARD Winston-Salem, North Carolina DAISY JANE PROFFIT Floyd, Virginia ELIZABETH ANN RAY Indiana, Pennsylvania 72 GLORIA REES Fayctli ' ilK-, ' reiincssee i- lll.Y CKRTRUnE REESE Kichiiiuiul, X ' irginia BETTIE l.EE REYNOLDS Alexandria, ' irgiiiia KATHRYN MADELYN ' RICHARDSON Mim])Iiis, Tennessee MARCARET VAUGHN RICHARDSON Manchester, Connecticut FARTHA BELL RODRIGUES Stamitim. ' ir!jinia ESTHER ANN SCHIRMER Columbia, South Carolina SARAH HARRIET SHOWELL Washington, District of Columbia EMMA CONSTANCE SMALL Alexandria, Virginia MARY ADELAIDE SI ' ENGLER Knoxville, Tenn-essce CAROLINE .STARK Kansas City, Missouri LOU HELEN STRAUSS Milwaukee, i scon sin JANE CLELAND THOMPSON Taylor, Texas BETTY LEE THOMPSON South Charleston, West Virginia CHARLOTTE ANNE TILLEY Durham, North Carolina 73 IQ Eitt-itlKkinc) Xl Uj BETTY LITTLEPAGE TIMBERLAKE Fredericksburg, Virginia THELMA GRACE TRIGG Dallas, Texas MELISSA McNEILL TURNER Jackson, Mississippi SHIRLEY AXX -ESTAL Little Rock, Arkansas FRANCES TURPIN WAGENER Richmond, Virginia ELSIE FIRESHEETS WATERS Florence, South Carolina ALICE MERIWETHER WEATHERLY Strawberry Plains, Tennessee JEWELL MARGARET WEIFORD Staunton, Virginia DORIS JEAN WELHENER Kansas City, Missouri BETSEY JOHN WEST Raleigh, North Carolina MARILYN ARMSTRONG WEST Pelham, New York BONNIE LAURIE WHEELER Charlotte, North Carolina JANET JO ' H1TNEY Charleston, West N ' irginia MARGARET ANN WILSON Charleston, ■est X ' irginia NANCY ANNE WILSON Staunton, ' irginia BARBARA ANN WRENN Mount Airy, North Carolina 74 ' freshman (yiass (Jfflce s NANCY DEACON President LAURA DOS SETT Secretary ANN EARLY ALICE WILSON [ ' icc-Prcsidciit Treasurer MISS BALL Sponsor COLORS OF THE CLASS OF 1947 GREEN AND WHITl ' . 75 MiiiLSocRiug llloAU bolcLuri ri MARGARET TUTWILER ADDISON Eastville, ' irginia HARRIET ROSWELL ANCRUM Spartanburg, South Carolina EVELYN ANDERSON Jacksonville, Florida BUNNY ARMISTEAD Staunton, ' irginia MARY CAPERTON ARMISTEAD Staunton, ' irginia LAURA JANE ATKINSON Richinond, Virginia JEAN BAILEY Dallas, Texas ELIZABETH ANN BAKER Houston, Texas SARAH ELIZABETH BEALS Saint Paul, Minnesota ANN WALKER HEATTIE Ellerson. ' irginia JANET BAYLESS BELL Staunton, Virginia ROMA KATHRYN BELLAMY Kingsport, Tennessee MARY ELIZABETH BIVENS Pickens, South Carolina BARBARA BIXLER Severna Park, Maryland BARBARA ANNE BOEHME Dayton, Ohio DORIS MIRIAM BOYD Spartanburg, South Carolina ANN BRADSHAW Memphis, Tennessee GEORGE ANN BROWN Houston, Texas MARTHA WEST BRUCE Fayetteville, Tennessee MIRIAM IRENE BUCKLES Newport News, Virginia ANN BUSH New Orleans, Louisiana JULIA ANN BUSH Covington, Georgia VIRG1NL LEE BUSSA San Antonio, Toxas MARGARET FIX LEY CHURCHMAN Stanntnn, ' irginia HARRIETTE CLARKE PittsUurgh. Tennsylvania AXXE W ILCOX CLAUSSEN Augusta, Georgia HARRIETTE CHILTON COBLE Easton, Maryland CHLOE MATHILDE CONSTAX T — Dallas, Texas EVELYX BOLLIXG COX Alexandria, Virginia JOAN MARIE CRAIG Chappaqua, X v York DOROTHY CLEERE DALRYMPLE Memphis, Tennessee MARY ROSLYN DAXIF.L Augusta, Georgia NANCY LEE DEACON Catonsville, Maryland MARY NAN DONEY Brooklyn, X ' ew York LAURA RISHER DOSSET 1 ' aco, Texas GLORIA FRANCES DUKE Memphis, Tennessee DORA ELIZABETH DUXX Parkersliurg, West ' irginia AXX HOWARD EARLY Charlotte Court House, Virginia MARY MILDRED ECHOLS Staunton, Mrginia BETTY LEE EDWARDS Suffield, Connecti ' CUt 77 :iatiiiacRuic| IILaAij balcLuri rv KATE GAILLARD ELLISON Winnsboro, South Carolina l ' ATRICL ANN EUBANK emphis, Tennessee CHARLOTTE MARION FALL Greenville, Virginia MARGARET JOAN FARRIS Danville, Kentucky liARBARA SLMRALL FIETH Kansas City, Missouri BETSY JOHN FORREST Winston-Salem, North Carolina LAURA VIRGINIA FOSTER Greensboro, North Carolina MARY FRANCES GARDNER Rosenberg, Texas MARGUERITE ANAIS GASTON Houston, Texas NANCY ELIOTT GILL Petersburg, Virginia WINIFRED LOUISE GOCHENOUR Staunton, Virginia VIRGINIA GUTHRIE McComb, Mississippi MARY BOB HALE Russellville, Tennessee JEANNE WILSON HALEY Charlottesville, Virginia BETTY JANE HAMILTON Memphis, Tennessee BETTY SUE HAMMOND Germantown, Tennessee MARY ARCHER HANNAH Greenbank, West Virginia CARLA RUTH HARRIS Beaumont, Texas FLORENCE OLDHAM HARRIS Clarksdale, Mississippi 78 VIRGINIA LKE HARVEY Roanoke, Virginia JANE BUTLER HA K1. Jacksonville, Florida BURNEY HAY Auliurn, Alabama HETTY JANE HICKS Raleigh, North taniliiia MARY MARliARET HIC.tilNS Houston, Texas JEANNE 1)1 EHL HOOK Staunton, N ' irginia MARILYN BETTY HORLAXD East Orange, New Jersc MARTHA JANE HOUSEAL Birmingham, Michigan MARILLYN HUBBBARl) HOYT Greensboro, North Carolina ALICE ROCHFORI) HUBBARD Saint Paul, Minnesota BETTY JANE HUBER Eggertsville, New York DONNA ELIZABETH HULL riant Citv, Florida LILLIAN AILEENE HULL San Antonio, Texas EMILY WALLACE HUNDLPIY Lebanon, Kentucky CATHERINE MAE ISRAEL Clayton, Missouri MARY SLUSSER JACOBS Staunton, Virginia MARIANNA JAMISON Staunton, Virginia CLARONE JACKIE JARVIS Charleston, West Virginia NANCY MOORES JONES Fayetteville, Tennessee 79 194-1- PfiieslFcl ing Illa uj DauLurm ROSEMARY KEARFOTT Connellsville, Pennsylvania MARY GRAVES KNOWLES Staunton, Virginia MARY OCTAVIA KNOX Orlando, Florida KATHERINE WRIGHT KOHLER Hagerstown, Maryland ELIZABETH LACY Richmond, irginia EDITH ELIZABETH LANE Bowling Green, Ohio MARY HOUSTON LAW SON South Boston, ' irginia NANCY LIGHTNER Staunton, ' irginia JANE ANISE LONG Charleston, W ' est Virginia NANCY JANE LUTZ Roswell, New Mexico ETHEL WARDLAW McCANTS Columbia, South Carolina NANCY ELIZABETH McFARLANE Houston, Texas XOR -ELLE ATKINSON McMASTER innslioro, South Carolina MARTHA BUTLER McMURRY San Antonio, Texas BETTY LYNNE McNEW Pine Bluff, Arkansas DORIS JANE McWILLIAMS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ANN ADAIR MARTIN Pensacola, Florida SARAH HUNTER MARTIN Montgomery, Alabama MARY ELLEN MATTHEWS Montgomery, Alabama F.LIZABETll AXX MAYKR Austin, Ttx;is ALICE nORAMlI.I.KK Staiiiitiin, ' irgiiiiu I.OIISK STEELE .MITCH Kl. I. Greoiu illc, Virginia JOANN NANCY MYERS Kidgiwddd, New Jersey KL L KATHERLNE NEW P.ILl Meridian, Mississiiijii XAXCY Rl ' TH NEWTOX I lallas. Texas KRAXCES ESTELLE OLTROGGE Jacksonville, Florida MARY FRANCES 0 ERHOLT Marlinton, West X ' irginia SALLY BUNDY PECK Cortland, New York COURTENAY MORRIS PLASKITT Alexandria, X ' irginia DELLE XARI) PROCTOR Fuq uay Springs, North Carolina MARY FRANCES QUICK Staunton, N ' irginia IRGIXIA OLLIE RAYMOXD Staunton. Mrginia BETTY GENE RILEY W ' ills Point, Texas MARY JANE SCOTT Memphis, Tennessee NORMA MAY SCOTT Memphis, Tennessee MARIAN CATHERINE SEITZ Wilmington, Delaware GLORIA FRANCES SLOAN Walnut Ridge, Arkansas JOANNE ELISA STRANBERG West Allis, Wisconsin -. ri 7 ' LrttV7 7 -t 81 m iJi aojiwc : {inc lllciAxj Dcuxuum MARQUILLA STUCKEY Lepanto, Arkansas ALICE RIGHT SUMMERS Rodgersville, Tennessee DOROTHY BURKE SWEAT Memphis, Tennessee MARY ANN THACKSTON Greenville, South CaroUna I ' RISCILLA THO.NFASOX Fort Worth, Texas HARRY LEE THO H ' SON Pounding Mill, Virginia SARAH ELIZABETH UTZ Madison, Virginia ELIZABETH TRAYXHAM VANCE Covington, Virginia CAROLYN VOGT Maryville, Missouri jAXE MARILYN VREELANU Paterson, New Jersey HELEN BARTON WACHS Cynwyd, Pennsylvania FRANCES ELIZABETH WALSH Norfolk, ' irginia VIRGINIA WORTHIXGTOX WARXER Staunton, irginia IRGINIA MAE WHITE Fort Worth. Texas MYRNA ZETTA WILLIAMS Huntington, West ' irginia ALICE PARKER WILSON Greenfield, Ohio ELIZABETH lANE WOODWARD Staunton, ' irginia LOUETTA COUNCIL YOUNG Columbia, South Carolina CHARLEXE THOMPSON (Unclassified) Staunton, ' irginia 82 FOUNDERS ' DAY PEANUT WEEK PUBLICATIONS BIRTHDAY DINNERS IGNING OF THE PLEDGE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE NSTALLATION CHRISTMAS PARTY AND CAROLS 83 iuat!,siaci ing Illaiij DcucLun n. JOSEPHINE HAXNAH President C lie Sluaeui Ljovmnmeni OfssociaUon The preamble to our C(jiistituti()n reads: We, the students of Mary Baldwin College, desiring to enter into that larger life which comes through self-control in our daily lives, through hearty cooperation in community welfare and govern- ment, through unselfish service in helping others, do hereby organize a Student Government Association which is based upon an honor system applying to every phase of our college life. Thus honor, which embodies individual responsibility also, is the underlying principle of our organization. Everv student becomes a member of the Association when she enters Mary Baldwin and shares in the rights and responsibilities of self-government. Al- though Student Government gives a great deal, it also demands a great deal from each individual. Through Student Government we hope to develop that upright- ness of character, sincerity, and Icjyalts, all of which are so necessary in our everyday living. Therefore, the purpose of Student Government will be that each moves forward, always, to inspire to high endeavor. 86 First Ro ' u ' : Anne Easterly, Anno Simms, Sue Feldman, Emaline Mc .ralli Second Ro ' . ' - Ann Kivlighan, Elizabeth Churchman. Christine Davis, Mildred Mohun Third Rozc: Sara Nair, Betty Smith, Mary Evelyn Vance ke Stuaeni Gouncll OFFICERS JOSEPHINE HANNAH vi- ' f nt .ik- ' x- ' T-T- C- ' T m)T ' 7 y IL L -1 rtdlUL III ANNE SIMMS • Trpn ttrer SUE FELDMAN (first semester) T,ZZr7r BARBARA WRENN (second semester) iiasurir HOUSE PRESIDENTS ANNE EASTERLY flcmonal MILDRED MOHUN h iTnl c t) M r r ' Mill 1 op SARA NAIR ( , fj- j BETTY SMITH Fr,Z ' r ANNE SIMMS ,, ■ BARBARA WRENN •■•■,• uiii::::,; ' , NANCY NEWTON Freshmm Rcp -csatatu- EMALINE McGRATH ■•■••■• •; ' f ri, ' f,:7; ;°- ' . :i ' £:;,i XTV k-i -T irH ANi President of Atliletu Assoiiation EUZABETHCHURCH iA■N■.■.■.■.•. ■.•.■.■;.■.■.• President of Day Student Club FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD DEAN KATHERINE SHERRILL, r ;ai (a PRESIDENT L. WILSON JARMAN, Member Ex-officio DEAN MARTHA S. GRAFTON, Consulting Member MISS NANCY McFARLAND MISS MARY E. LA fNAN MISS MILDRED E TAYLOR MISS MARY E LATIMER MISS ELIZABETH PARKER m }i adiwc 87 l lllC| EjMALINE McGRATH President €Ly.oy.e.of. During the last fift} ' years, the Young Woman ' s Christian Association has served to guide the religious activities of the campus. Every student is en- couraged to participate in the activities of the organization and student leaders form a cabinet to guide its work. The members of the cabinet work in close cooperation with our sponsor, Miss Mary E. Lakenan. Through the Christian endeavor of the students in definite types of work headed by cabinet members, mental, social, physical, and spiritual development is promoted. This program is introduced with the traditional candle light Vesper service — a recognition service for all students. Dormitory devotionals and World Fellowship Chapel programs as well as the Sunday night vespers are continued throughout the year. The fellowship enjoyed by the girls makes possible lasting contacts with others through social service work. The Big Sister-Little Sister arrangement at the beginning of the year not only augments friendship but supplies a helper and adviser for each new student. Some of the social service activities are : weekly visits to and parties at the Bettie Bickle Home, the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, interest in the white and colored day nurseries, interest in the Mary Baldwin room at the King ' s Daughters ' Hospital, play Santa Claus to children of Staunton at Christmas, and the Freshman project which will give recreational aid to the soldiers at the Woodrow Wilson General Hospital through gifts of books and recor ds. Other projects include financial aid to a negro student at Stillman Institute, to a British refugee child, and to an Egyptian School child. Annual con- tributions are made to the National Y.W.C.A. organization, the Golden Rule Foundation, and the World Student Service Fund. Because the latter contribution averaged over one dollar per student, the Y.W. was awarded the certificate of highest honor this year. The year ' s work is concludetl in Ma_ -, and another _ ear is started with the Vesper Installation Service of the new cabinet members. 88 I 4.P1 rirs-t Kin ' - lulie Spruiit, Laura McMana a , Nndl Harr, Charlotte Cohn Second i?un ' .- ' Allele Chambers, Carmen Hayes, Jane Harden, Josephine Hannah, Miriam I ' uckles ' Ckey.Qf.e.Of.Gakmi OFFICERS EMALINE McGRATH President JULIE SPRUNT Secretary LAURA McMANAWAY Treasurer COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN NOELL HARR Social Service CHARLOTTE COHN Devotional JULIE SPRUNT Program LAURA McMANAWAY Finance ADELE CHAMBERS i orU Fellowship CARMEN HAYES Day Student Representative JANE DARDEN Friendship and Sophomore Representative MIRIAM BUCKLES Freshman Representative JOSEPHINE HANNAH Ex-Officio MISS MARY E. LAKENAN Faculty Adviser 89 194-4- )iW3Fcl lviC| ' s. Firsl Row: Josephine Hannah, Frances ill)orn, Eleanor Reid, Bertie Murphy, Nancy Deacon, Emahnc Mctirath, Ann KivHghan Second Ro ' a ' : Anne Gard, Jean Driscoll, Natalie Lemon, Ann Haneke, Christine Davis, Alildred Mohun, Elizabeth Churchman Third Roz : Peggy Hull, Harriet Showell, Martha Bussa, Sally Smith, Laura McManaway, Ann Jackscin. Marjurie Creasy C ke 1 re6Loenls orum JOSEPHINE HANNAH President of Student Government FRANCES WILBORN President of Class of 1944 ELEANOR REID President of Class of 1945 BERTIE MURPHY President of Class of 1946 NANCY DEACON President of Class of 1947 EMALINE McGRATH President of Y.W.C.A. ANN KIVLIGHAN President of Athletic Association ANNE GARD Editor of Bluestocking NATALIE LEMON Editor of Miscellany JEAN DRISCOLL Editor of Camptts Comments ANNE HANEKE Student Treasurer CHRISTINE DAVIS Chairman of Freshman Advisers MILDRED MOHUN Chairman of Social Committee ELIZABETH CHURCHMAN President of Day Student Club PEGGY HULL President of International Relations Club HARRIET SHOWELI President of Art Club MARTHA BUSSA President of Spanish Club SALLY SMITH President of Dramatic Club LAURA McMANAWAY President of Glee Club ANN JACKSON President of Music Club MARJORIE CREASY President of Puology Club 90 First Rui ' : Christine Davis. Marjurie Creasy, Jean I linkins, Bessie Stallings, Caroline Stark, Grace Braner Second Roz r Carolyn Collins, Mar - Ruth Caldwell, Betty Anne Cooke, Adele Eggers, Jeanne Hays, Julia Kohler, Betsy iueller Third Row: Jane Ellen Scott, Marion Buckey, Connie Ailair, Ann Jordan, Ann McCray, Eva Vines resnman CjovUe s CHRISTINE DAVIS ' McCLUNG MARJORIK CREASY P.ESSIE STALLINGS JEAX DIXKINS CAROLINE STARK MEMORIAL GRACE BRAUER CAROLYN COLLINS MARY RITH CALDWELL HILL TOP BETTY ANN COOKE ADELE EGGERS JEANNE HAYS SKY HIGH JULIA KOHLER BETSY MUELLER JANE ELLEN SCOTT DAY STUDENTS ANN JORDAN ANNE McCRAY EVA VINES CHAPEL HALL MARION BUCKEY MAIN CONNIE ADAIR 91 aiLi .itccKiuc| llloAtj DcucLuri tn DAY STUDENT CLUB OFFICERS ELIZABETH CHURCHMAN President ANN JORDAN Vice-President JULIA PANCAKE Secretary MARTHA RODRIGUES TreasKrcr H I H k T-i si- l| T { nitti iK U jft rn iHI S  i Pl B ' . i w... SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS MARTHA BUSSA President BETTY SMITH BARBARA FEITH Program Committee MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS ANN JACKSON President JOAN MORAN Business Manager SALLY SNHTH Secretary and Treasurer INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS PEGGY HULL President GARY BRYAN Vice-President JEANNE HOOK Secretary AXK HAMILTON CLARKE Treasurer 92 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS LAURA McMAX AWAY I ' rcsidciil Kl.lZAl ' .F rH W YSOR ART CLUB OFFICERS HARRIET SHOW ELL Prcsidoit PEGGY MILLER Vice-President ADELE EGGERS Secretarv and Treasurer DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS SALLY SMITH President BARBARA WRENN Vice-President GRACE BRAUER Secretary and Treasurer SEVEN PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS CHRLSTLN ' E l)A ' LS . [ARGARET EARLE BETSY UELLER LOUISE PLAGE ELEANOR REIT) JANE ELLEN SCOTT lULIE SPRUNT 93 iQl lll kaockinq XXflU Ulub Jneml) ers Bunny Armistead Mary Caperton Armistead Anne Armstrong Claudine Arney Jean Baylor Janet Bell Rachel Berry Jean Bickle Mary Alice Brand Love Brice Mary Grove Chaplin Anne Warren Churchman Elizabeth Churchman Margaret Churchman Dorothy Cleveland Maude Cover Phyllis Cox Charlotte Craun lary Allen Evelyn Anderson Betty Baker Jean Bailey Shirley Biggs Babs Bixler Ann Bradshaw ' irginia Bridgers Betty Brinkman Martha Bruce Betty Bryant Nancy Bullock Adele Chambers Anne Warren Churclmian Dot Cleveland Chloe Constant Elouise Cuthbert Dotty Dalrymple Anne Daughtrey Jean Dinkins Nan Doncy Mickey Dossett Gloria Duke Margaret Earle Betty Lee Edwards I ' atsy Eubank Charlotte Fall Sue Feldman Barbara Fieth Betsy Forrest Anne Gard Frances Gardner Betty Baker Joan Bennett George Anne Brown Miriam Buckles Mary Burr Julia Bush Marjorie Clark Harriette Clarke Charlotte Cohn Glorj- Conary Nan Doney Elizabeth Dunn Man.- Estes Barbara Fieth Anne Gard Betty Jo Gardner Marguerite Gaston Jane Ward Harreld DAY STUDENT CLUB lean Driscull Mary Mildred Echols Charlotte Fall Winifred Gochenour Hazel Harris Carmen Hayes Jeanne Hook Mary Jacobs Marianna Jamison Ann Jordan Ann Kivlighan Katherine Kivlighan Mary Graves Knowles Margaret McBrydc Ann McCray Gladys McMannaway Laura McManaway SPANISH CLUB Marguerite Gaston Nancy Gill irgiiiia Guthrie Betty Jane Hamilton Betty Hammond Noell Harr Jane Harreld Florence Harris Virginia Harvey Erah Hatten Burnej Hay Carmen Hayes Jane Housea! Ruth Houston Nancv Howe Peggy Hull Kitty Israel Ann Jordan Ann Kivlighan Julie Kohlcr Betty Lane Natalie Lemon Nancy Lutz Margaret McBryde Martha At-cMurry Nancy McFarlane Ann Martin Sarah Martin Ann Matthews Shirley Miller Emily Ann Moore Marjorie Moore Betsy Muoll.r MUSIC CLUB Mary Hartley Burney Hay [arv Iargaret Higgins Lillian Hull Emily Hundley Ann Jackson Jackie Jarvis Billie Jean Joseph Marjorie Kincaid Celia Lacy Jane Long Ann Martin Sarah Martin Ellen McDonald Louise M-cLcan Gladys McManaway Laura McManaway Joan Moran Ann Matthews Alice Dora Miller Betty Ott Julia Pancake Mary Frances Quick ' irginia Raymond Beverly Rhodes Martha Rodrigues ' irginia G. Shipplett Helen Swortzel Frances Suter Charlene Thompson Eva Vines ' irginia Warner Leah W caver Jewell W ' eiford Nancy W ilson Elizabeth Jane Woodwar Bertie Murphy Joann Myers Katherine Newbill Nancy Newton Tee Pancake Bonnie Peacock Rives Pollard Delle Proctor Betsy Ray Gloria Rees Emily Reese Anne Rhame Margaret Richardson Betty Riley Nancy Roycroft Carol Sauisbury Gloria Sloan Conny Small Betty Smith Bessie Stallings Marquilla Stuckey Dee Sweat Harry Lee Thompson Tane Thompson Charlotte Tilley Betty Timberlakc Shirley Vestal Eva Vines Frances W ' agener irginia White Ann Whitehead Louetta Young Joann Myers Pegg - Nairn Betty Lee Neisler Eleanor Reid Pieverly Rhodes Carol Sauisbury Jane Ellen Scott Margaret Slaven Gloria Sloan Sally Smith Marquilla Stuckey Alice Summers Priscilla Thomason lane Vreeland Frances W ' agener irginia White Ann Whitehead Eloise Whitmore 94 Mary Caiicrton Armistoa Martha Urucc liilii- Hush larv Ruth Caldwell Marjoric Clark Mary Naoina Cross Mickey Oossett Allele Eggers Kate F-llison Patsy Eubatik lane Fricrson ' Marguerite Gaston Sabine Goodman Ann Haneke Nat Harrison Connie Adair lean Bailey Alice Brand Grace Brauer George Ann Brown Miriam Buckles Marv Ruth Caldwell Aime Warren Churchni Elizabeth Churchman Margaret Churchman Harriett Clarke Harriett Coble Mary Norma Cross Jane Darden Nan Doney Elizabeth Duini Mary Estes Gina Foster Sally Garrett Buiniv Armistead Mary Caperton Arnii ' t( Joan Bennett Cary Bryan Babs Buckey Marv Burr Jane ' Hamilton Clarke Betty Anne Cooke Joyce Craig Anne Easterly Joan Farris Ann Haneke Bebe Anderson Sally Beals Barbara Boehme Grace Brauer Cary Bryan Miriam Buckles Marjorie Creasy Peggy Davis Chic Deacon Margaret Earle loan Farris ' Mary Bob Hale Jane Hawkins Bunny Armistead Sallv Beals Mary Ruth Caldwell Marjorie Clark Charlotte Cohn Helen Frances Cooke ART CLUB il l- ' .rah Hatten Jane Hawkins Jeanne Hays M;irv Margaret Higgins lane Houseal Lillian Hull Mary Jacobs N; ncy Jones lulicKohlcr k.T. Kohler Betty Lane Johnnie May Lea Mary Ann Lewis Ethel McCants Nancy McFarlane Norvellc McMaster GLEE CLUB Mary Hanky Lillian Hull Ann J acksun Jackie Jarvis Marianna Jameson Kay Kaiser Marjorie Kincaid in Mary Knox Mary Lawson Johnny Long Ann Martin Mary Ellen Mathew s Louise McLean Gladys McManaway Laura Virginia McManaw Alice Dora Miller Shirley Anne Miller Emily Anne Moore Joan Moran INTERNATIONAL RELATI leanne Ho.ik ■ad I ' cggyHidl Emily Hundley Kay Kaiser Ann Kivlighan Kit Kivlighan lulie Kohler k. T. Kohler Jerry LeGrand Cecil Mears Katheriiu- McCanl- Marie Mathews DRAMATIC CLUB Burney Hay Mary Margaret Higgm- Peggy Hull Emily Hundhy Jackie Jarvis Rusty Kcarfott Marjorie Kincaid Kay Kaiser B;tt ' , Lane Lvnn McXew Shiriey Ann Miller Peggy Nairn Betty Lee Neisler BIOLOGY CLUB Marjorie Creasy Sally Garrett Hazel Harris Natalie Harrison Jeanne Hays Billie Jean Joseph Eleanor Kehne 95 Sar.i Martin larie Mathews leggy Miller P(ggy Nairn Rosalie Packard Bonnie Peacock Courtney Plaskitt DcUe Proctor N ' irginia Raymoml Esther Schirmcr Harriet Showell Betty Smith Dec Sweat Elizabeth Walsh Mruinia Warner l,,ann Myers ' Xancy Nettleton Betty Lee Reynolds Anne Rhame Margaret Roberts Jane Ellen Scott Margaret Slaven Lou Strauss Alice Sunjniers Frances Taylor Mary Ann Thackston Priscilla Thomason Helen Wachs lacqueline Weckerling av ' Marilyn West Ann Whitehead Eloise Whitmore Barbara Wrenn Elizabeth Wysor ONS CLUB Mildred M.Jiiiii Sara Nair Peggv Nairn Beverly Rhodes 15cttv Rilev Mary Jane Scott Anne Sims Betty Smith Lou Helen Strauss ' irginia Warner ' irginia White nn Whitehead Bonnie Peacock Peggy Pollard Rives Pollard ' irginia Raymond Bettie Lee Reynolds Anne Rhame Margaret Roberts Sally Smith 1 )orothv ' an inkle Helen ' a-:hs irginia White Jane Woodward Barbara Wrenn Gladys Mc [anaway Lynn McNew Alice Parson Martha Rodrigues Joanne Stranburg Dorothy ' anWinkle |() l (,4,aFcl i.ig ILo uj DalcLumv JnciAij Jjaiowbi Jiionor Soclelij The Alan- Baldwin Honor Socict_ - was founded in 1932. The ])urpose of tlie orj ani ation is to promote and recognize scholar- ship. The college, alwaj ' s ready to foster academic excellence, is pleased to honor those wlio have achieved such distinction and hoi)es tliat tlie .Society will prove to he a challenge and an inspira- tion to all students of the institution. Members of the Honor Society are chosen b_ - the faculty. The graduates of the l niversity Course of Augusta Female Seminary and Mary Baldwin Seminary were elected to the Honor Society in May 1942. Many of these alumnje were initiated into the Society at the Centennial Celebration in June of that year, and others at later meetings of the .Society. Tlie facultv elects members of the Society at the end of every semester. Josephine Hannah, of the Class of 1944, was elected to the .Societ - in Februarw 1044. 96 Oflcjewfi Sij neij Sullivan Of ward riie New York Southern Society, in order to perpetuate the memor - of Algernon Sydney Sullivan, 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 ac- complishment and service are outstanding, and who shall have some interest in, association with, or relation to said institution. Mar - Rose Mitchner of Sumner, Mississippi, Vice-President of the Student Body, was presented with this award at the 1943 Commencement. At the same Commencement this award was made to Dr. Marv Watters, author ..if The History of Mary Baldzviu College. 97 ly4-4-l:(utiitFckiHg I loAxj boXcLurin ANNE CARD Editor I ' .ETTY LEE NEISLER Ihisiiicss Maiiaffcr C lie JjLue iockL mcj Each }ear, thf C(jllege annual. The Bluestocking, is published b - an Edittir-in-Chief and a Business ■Manager, both of whom are members of the Junior Class and elected by the students, and bj- a staff carefully chosen from the Junior Class. There is also a representative from the Sophomore and Freshman Classes. It is our primary purpose in presenting the year-book to give a view of this ear as a whfile and to helj) the girls keep alive the memories of their days at Alary Baldwin. Miss Fannie Strauss, the sponsor of The Bluestocking, gives us invaluable aid, and the editorial and business staffs work under her supervision. We also received much needed help from Bunny Armistead, Peggy Davis, Grace Brauer, who worked with the staff, and we wish to express to them our sincere thanks. Last year ' s annual. The 1943 Bluestocking, edited by Mildred Mohun, won All American Honor Rating as given by the National Scholastic Press Association, of which organization The Bluestocking has long been a member. I ' ' A Ih ' ; IH ' BS s ' :- ' ' ' - •i .v( Rin ' : Jane Ward Harrtld. lie crly Rhodes, Elean ir Keid, Anne Warren Cluirchmaii Scioiid Row: Cary Bryan, Margaret Brown, Sally Beals ( ne Staff JANE WARD HARRELI) Feature Editor BEVERLY RHODES Issistaiit Business Manager ELEANOR REID Athletic Editor ANNE CHURCHMAN Irt Editor CARY BRYAN Class Editor MARGARET BR()WN Club Editor and Sophomore Representative SALLY BEALS Freshman Representative and Snap-Sliot Editor (Member C i ' j- JEst I92l) 99 IQHPl. inLUCTCKiiig IILa uj Dolcujuin JEAX DRISCOLL Editor JULIA PANCAKE Business Manager iyampus Cyomments Campus Comments, weekly newspaper of the college, strives to serve as an organ for the expression of student opinion and to reflect the Mary Baldwin spirit. The paper is representative of the entire student body being edited, planned, and written by the students themselves. The newspaper is closely atifiliated with the journalism classes of the college. Since journalism classes were introduced in 1932- ' 33, Campus Comments has achieved recognition from both State and National Press Associations. In 1940 it won a high honor rating from the Associated Collegiate Press; in 1938 and 1943 it won first class honor ratings; and in 1937, the newspaper was awarded an All American rating. At the Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association Convention, it has placed first twice and second several times. Although Campus Comments is strictly a student publication, the unobtrusive but indispensable aid of Dr. Mary Swan Carroll, faculty adviser, has resulted in many improvements. Unusual feature pictures which add to the reader appeal of the paper have bee n taken since 1939 by Dr. Lillian Thomsen, who takes publicity pictures for the college. Appearing first on December 25, 1924, as a fort-nightly, bulletin-sized paper, Campus Comments has improved steadily, becoming an interesting and vital part of the college life. 100 Fir t Ruic- Cccilc Mears, FranCL• Wilborn, Anne Easterly, Marilyn West Second Roi, ' : Tovce Craig, Lou Strauss, Mary Burr, Jane Hamilton Clarke, Rosalie Packard O ' ke Staff CECILE MEARS Managing Editor AKXE EASTERLY A ' ' ' ' - Editor MARY BURR issistant N ' civs Editor MARILYN WEST Society Editor JOYCE CRAIG Feature Editor LOU STRAUSS -Assistant Feature Editor ADELE EGGERS •S ' or J Editor ROSALIE PACKARD - ' ' ' t Editor FRANCES WILBORN Circulation Manager ELEANOR KHENE -issistant Circulation Manager TANK HAMILTON CLARKE Sports Editor (First Semester) 101 aQS. .stFcki iiig Illa uj Dalcuum NATALIE LEMOX Editor NANCY ROYCROFT Business Manager C ke yriUceLLanij The first issue of The Miscellany, which appeared forty-five years ago, closely resembled a newspaper, but only a year later it took the form of a maga- zine. That first magazine-issue was small and plain, but it was a step forward and The Miscellany has continued on its way. Always it has tried, by publishing student contributions, to encourage creative writing and to stimulate interest in creative writing. In the following years the changes came fast and furious. The first cover design was used in 1904, and later color was used in that design ; still later there was another change — the addition of adds ; the print became larger and more pages were added until The Miscellany became the magazine it is today. In 1938 The Miscelloiy received the All-American honor rating. In 1942 it was awarded the highest honor bestowed annually on magazines of its classifica- tion by the Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association. The Miscellany has undergone many changes during the past forty-five }ears. and undoubtedly it will continue to change, but the aim of The Miscellany will remain the same — to encourage literary works, increase campus interest, and to grow forever upward and onward along with the college it represents. 102 First Roic: Mary Unrr, liit N MutllLr. Bessie Stallings, Julie Sprunt Second Rozc: Mary Hannah, IV-ggy Pnllard, Caroline Stark, Marilyn West C lie Staff MARILYN WEST Assistant Editor PEGGY POLLARD Associate Editor MARY BURR -issociate Editor BETSY iMUELLER Feature Editor JULIE SPRUNT Exchange Editor MARY HANNAH -irt Editor CAROLINE STARK -irt Editor BESSIE STALLINGS ■Issislant Business Manager 103 : uiL3acKinc| 1. Linda Lee tusim really has something there. 2. The Grafton J. Big (lay of hockey for Miss Ball and Marguerite Grafton 4 do It? 3. Afternoon tea. 6. Do tell me more! 7. Let Mi s Nancy the grm. Dr. Jarman? 9. Time out from the apple-picking 10 n. Miss Danford, the newest diti 104 to the music department. family — minus one twin. Dr. Taylor, how do you show you, girls. X. VVhy Miss Hillhouse at work. CyolUcje JnciAsliaU MARIA JONES lOAN BENNETT , , ANNE DAUGHTREY HA;v1 IET SHOWELL FRANCtb TAYLOR 107 lOl yWitcclyug d MILDRED MOHUN MAY OUEEN 108 Ofltenaanh io ilie laij Uueen SARA NAIR 109 mui UdilacHiiiq loAxj l5alcLun n The Beauty Section as chosen by the students of Mary Baldwin College and arranged in sequence according to the decision of the official photographer of The 1944 Bluestocking RIVES POLLARD 111 I9i|yiaa,it7cl iivg lllaAij Dolcuum MILDRED MOHUN 12 SARA NAIR 113 :luiiilackin(j I la tu bolxLurm, m MARILYN NORLAND JOAN BENNETT 114 ANNE EASTERLY lis lOliyWitcclyng 1. The Senior Bench — and tor seniors only. 2. College Bond Kall . 3. Tlic cliorus from Heart of a City. 4. The ' ictory Corps. 5. The Senior Christmas Party, December 15, 1943. 6. Christmas tree in Back Gallery, surrounded by gifts collected through the Y.W ' .C.A. 7. From the cast of Heart of a City. 8. More seniors on the night of their Christmas Party. 9. Miss Powell, our former Physical Ed. Director, now serving with the .American Red Cross overseas. 10. Founders ' Day, October 4, 1943. 116 m ATHLETICS 119 l9 yfae.,itFcl ing Illo uj Dolcuuin ANN KIXaJCxHAN FrcsiJcnl Ofllilellc OfssoclaRon Sportsmanship is the heritage of every Mar) ' Baldwin girl. The Athletic Council serves as a guide for our sports program and this year the interest and cooperation has hcen par- ticularly successful. The point system was revised under the dire-rtion of our new faculty advisers, Miss Christine Foster and Miss Anna Mae Smith. Every Mary Baldwin girl has actively entered into a number of sports and due to this, as well as the point revision, there will be more awards of letters, sweaters and blazers than ever before at the Athletic banquet. The Athletic Picnic officially inaugurated sports this year at Mary Baldwin with the skits and the Faculty-Student baseball game. Hockey season quickly followed, with interest inten- sified by the visit of Miss Appleby and our Hockey Play Day, at which Stuart Hall and Madison College were our guests. The season was climaxed by the Senior Class winning the Hockey Championship for the fourth year. Soccer, initiated this fall, was exceedingly popular. Basketball monopolized the winter months. With both a Dormitorj ' and a Class tourna- ment, games were played nearly every week. The Faculty Women-Memorial game ended the Dormitory tournament and the Faculty-Senior game officially closed the season. During examinations a special sports program was carried out to encourage every girl to keep fit. Bowling held everyone ' s interest, and an old fashioned Square Dance was a help in keeping up our spirits. The extensive swimming program scheduled for March prevented the campus from suc- cumbing to spring fever. Our swimmers comi)eted in a National Telegraphic Meet as well as in the annual school meet. The Swimming Club sponsored a water pageant which revealed how profitable had been the time and effort expended in aquatics. Late spring found us playing baseball on our class teams as well as practicing for the tennis tournament. Walking, badminton, and archery also kept us out in the sunshine. It is not hard to realize why so many Mary Baldwin girls have entered into athletics with such enthusiasm. We want to feel that we are keeping fit as part of our war effort and that is the reason we can be doubly proud of the total participation of the students in our athletic program. 120 Ofildellc Council OFFICERS -,,, , „, J ' icc-Prcsidcnt JERRY LeURAND c-k v UhERINE KIVUGHAN J PEGGY NAIRN SPORT LEADERS BETTY ANNE COOKE : : ' . : ' . : B kciMl ELIZABETH MOORE , NANCY HOWE . . HARRIET SHOWELI . J SALLY SMITH j , - BEVERLY RHODES , J ■ MADELYN RICHARDSON ' Archery JULIE spRUNT :::::::PMici,. Director ADELE EGGERS 121 iQl i HlueitFckLng IILo uj DcJxLurl n. jtock eij One of the major sports at Mary l-5aldwin, the Hockey games are of interest to everv member of the faculty and student body. Class games are held as well as student- faculty games. At the close of the school year, a cup is presented to the winning team. The varsity team is chosen by a special committee and consists of those who have been outstanding in skill, sportsmanship, and interest. VARSITY HOCKEY Betty Anne Cooke, Ann Kivlighan, Katherine Kivlighan, Car - Bryan, Margaret Brown, Chloe Constant, Barbara Cray, Adele Eggers, Peggy Nairn, Madelyn Richardson, Constant Small, Bunny Armistcad, Joan Craig 122 JjaskewaLi Basketball is of much interest to everyone at Mary Baldwin. Dormitory and class tournaments are held and a large crowd is always present to witness the much anticipated faculty-senior game. Various members of the class teams who have been outstanding during the year are chosen for the Basketball varsit)-. VARSITY BASKETBALL Cary Bryan, Eleancr Reid, Charlotte Fall, Natic ' Howe, Elizabetli Moore. Miriam Buckle 123 Uuo xin l ARCHERY Archery is a favorite sport during the warmer months of the school year. Classes are offered and the tournament at tlie en l of the school year is of interest to all. BADMINTON Badminton has become one of the lead- ing sports this year. The Gym is available at all times for those girls who are inter- ested in pla_ -ing and doubles and singles tournaments are entered b - many members of the student body. MODERN DANCING . several classes are held weekly for those who are interested in Modern Danc- ing. The members of these classes also take part in the Ciimnit-ncement Pageant. TENNIS During the spring and fall the courts are always filled with the many girls ho play tennis. Classes add to the interest in this sjiiirt and a trophy is given nl the end of the year to tin- winner of the tourna- ment. PING-PONG The tables in Upper Hack (iallery. and the Gym are in constant use by those who enjoy ping-pong. Its popularity has increased much in the last few years. 124 HIKING Hiking is ime of tin. ' s| (iits llial all Mary Baldwin girls enjoy. 1-oiig organized hikes are taken and credit is given to those who are working tor athletic awards. SOCCER Soccer is f)ne of the leading fall sports. Classes are held and frequent games are played on the Athletic Field. The faculty- student game was of niucli interest this year. POOL One of the favorite in- door sports, pool, is en- joyed by both faculty and students. Tables in the Gymnasium and by the postoffice are in constant use, especially between classes. SWIMMING With the beautiful new pool in the Gymnasium, swimming has become even more popular this year. Classes are held for those girls who wish to learn all types of swimming and diving. Dip hours are set aside each day, and instruc- tions are given for Life Saving courses. A swim- ming meet at the end of the year climaxes the season. 125 mm aomyclii nc acLiLii JJireclorij Alexander, Dr. Janet 2330 Crescent Ave.. Ext., Charlotte, X. C. Allton, Mr. Donald W 409 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Aufranc, Mrs. Randolph Arnold W ' oodrow Terrace Apts., Staunton, Va. Ball, Miss Emily King George St., W., Roanoke, Va. Bridges, Mr. H. Lee 1220 Windsor Lane, Staunton, Va. Callar, Mrs. Donald Staunton, Va. Can-, Miss Betty 212 X. McDowell St., Charlotte, X. C. Carroll, Dr. Mary Swan . 03 E. 2nd Xorth .St.. Morristown. Tenn. Coiner, Mrs. Lewis W 14 .S. Washington St., Staunton, ' a. Daffin, Mr. John B 14 Tarns St., Staunton, ' a. Danford, Miss Bernarda Trimble, Ohio Day, Mrs. Elizabeth X 232 E. Frederick St., Staunton, ' a. Eaddy, Miss Evelyn Keithville, La. Hansburgh, Miss Clare 319 X. Xew St., Staunton, Va. Foster, Miss Christine Huntsville, Tenn. Fuson, Dr. Ben W 403 Glenn Ave., Staunton, Va. Gilliam, Miss Nancy 131 N. Race St., Statesville, X. C. Grafton, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H 708 Selma Blvd.. Staunton, Va. Harned, Miss Emma Boston, Ky. Herold, Mrs. E. G 65 10th Ave., Marlinton, W. Va. Hillhouse, Miss Marguerite Mary Baldwin College. Staunton, Va. Humphreys, Dr. Mary E 12 Baker St., Berlin, Md. Jackson, Aliss Eleanor Davidson, X. C. Jarman. Dr. L. Wilson Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. Kiergard, Mrs. Jorgen 401 Handley Ave., Winchester, Va. Lakenan, Miss Maiy E 319 X. Xew St., Staunton, Va. Latimer, Dr. Mar ' E Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada McFarland, Miss Abbie 311 N. New St., Staunton, Va. McFarland, Miss Nancy 31 1 X. New St., Staunton, Va. Metz, Miss Edwarda 213 W. 1st St., Sioux City, Iowa Pancake, Mrs. William 235 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Parker, Miss Elizabeth 1912 Oak St., Chattanooga, Tenn. Paxton, Mrs. R. G Charles Town, W. Va. Rudeseal, Miss Lillian Cornelia, Ga. Shedd, Dr. Karl E 20 X. Market St., Staunton, ' a. Schmid, Mrs. Hugh Philip 219 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Sherrill, Miss Katherine 1817 Dilworth Rd., West, Charlotte, X. C. Smith, Miss Anna Mae 1013 Faulkrod St., Xorthwood, Philadelphia, Pa. Spelt, Dr. David K 265 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Spillman, Mr. James 310 Pleasant Terrace, Staunton, Va. Stollenwerck. Mrs. Fannie B Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, ' a. Strauss. Miss Fannie B 315 X. Xew St., Staunton, ' a. Taylor, Dr. Mildred 614 W. California St., Urbana, 111. Thomsen, Dr. Lillian 414 Boyce Ave., Farmington, Mo. Trout, Dr. William 314 ' ine St.. Staunton, Va. Turner, Dr. Herbert S I t. 1, Staunton, ' a. Vandiver, Dr. Edward P 312 X. :McDuffie St., Anderson, S. C Watters, Dr. Mar - Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. 126 Sluaet?l JJi ieclonj Adair, Cornelia 3208 Hawtlinrnc Ave, Kichnumd, 22, Va. Addison, Margaret Tutwiler ICastville, Va. Allen, Mary Christina 422 Thornton Ave., Sharon, Pa. Aniriim, H.-irriel 248 F ' ine -St., Spartanburg, S. C. AiuliMSdn, I- ' .velyn 205. River Blvd., Jacksonville, 4, Fla. Annistea l, h ' leanor Sherwood Lane, Staunton, Va. Arinistead, Mary Caperton .Sherwood Lane, Staunton, Va. Armstrong, Anne 16 Fayette St., Staunton, Va. Arney, Claudine 1215 Walnut St., Staunton, Va. Atkinson, Laura Jane. , 3013 Chamberlayne Ave., Richmond, 22, Va. Bailey, Jean 4228 Caruth, Dallas, Texas Baker, Bett}- 1608 Bissonet, Houston, Texas Baylor, Jean 603 Alleghany Ave., Staunton, Va. Beals, Sarah 74 Otis Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Beattie, Ann Kllerson, Va. Bell, Janet Stoncwolde, ! t:iunton, Va. Bellamy, Rf)ma 1510 W. Sullivan, Kingsport, Tenn. Bennett, Joan 41 Thornbury Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Berry, Rachel Route 5, .Staunton, Va. Bickle, Jean 18 W. Frederick St., Staunton, Va. Biggs, Shirley 1712 Huff Ave.. Wichita Falls, Texas Bivens, Mary Flizabeth Pickens, S. C. Bixler, Barbara Round Bay, Severna Park, Md. Black, Helen 207 Milford St., Clarksburg, W. Va. Roehme, Barbara 116 ' olusia Ave., Dayton, Ohio Boyd, Miriam Box 249, Spartanburg, S. C. Bradshaw, Ann Perkins Ave.. Memphis, Tenn. Brand, Alice 648 Alleghany Ave., Staunton, Va. Brauer, Grace 4415 Augusta Ave., Richmond, 21, Va. Brice, Love College Park, Staunton, Va. Bridgers, Virginia 901 Contour Dr., San Antonio, 1, Texas Brinkman, Betty 6 Phillips Lane, Greenville, S. C. Brown, George Ann Box 9188, Central Park Station, Houston, Texas Brown, Margaret 621 N. Chester Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. Bruce, Martha 315 Main Ave., Fayetteville, Tenn. Bryan, Carv 1600 Gerevais St.. Columbia, 33, S. C. Bryant, Betty 202 Highland Ave., So. Charleston, W. Va. Buckey, Marion Kilfadden, L nion Bridge, Md. Buckles, Miriam 315 64th St., Newport News, Va. Bullock, Nancy 110 Virginia Ave., Montgomery, Ala. Burr, Mary Augusta Cloud Manor, Claymont, Del. rUiLiS-lcckiiiq m Bush, Ann 1528 Harmony St., New Orleans, La. Bush, Julia Covington, Ga. Bussa, Martha 412 Park Drive, San Antonio, 1, Texas Bussa, Virginia 412 Park Drive, San Antonio, 1, Texas Caldwell, Man- Ruth 1614 Westbrook Ave., Richmond, 22, Va. Chambers, Adele 1013 Florida, Amarillo, Texas Chaplin, Mary Grove Churchville Road, Staunton, Va. Churchman, Anne Warren Chapel Hill Farm, Staunton, Va. Churchman, Elizabeth Chapel Hill Farm, Staunton, Va. Churchman, Margaret Chapel Hill Farm, Staunton, Va. Clark, Margery Adams Rd., Birmingham, Mich. Clarke, Harriette 410 Walnut Rd., Ben Avon, Pittsburgh, Pa. Clarke, Jane Hamilton I ' restonsburg, Ky. Claussen, Anne Pine Needle Pt.. Forrest Hills, Augu.sta, Ga. Cleveland, Dorothy College Park, Staunton, Va. Coble, Harriette 300 S. Harrison St., Easton, Md. Cohn, Charlotte Princess Anne, Md. Collins, Carolyn 219 Cupeland Drive, Orlando, Fla. Conary, Glory 2416 S. Humboldt Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Constant, Chloe 3601 Stanford, Dallas, Texas Cook, Helen Frances 824 4th St., Fairmont, W. Va. Cooke, Betty Ann 33-27 80th .St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Cover, Maude Edgewood Road, Staunton, Va. Cox, Evelyn 20,5 W. Walnut St., Alexandria. Va. Cox, Phyllis Spottswood, ' a. Craig, Joan 18 Spruce Lane, Chappaqua. N. Y. Craig, Joyce Montpelier Station. Orange Co., Va. Craun, Charlotte 404 Laurel Ave., Waynesboro, Va. Cray, Barbara 1116 N. 2nd .St., Atchison, Kan. Creas3% Marjorie Gretna. Va. Cross, Mary Naoma 8232 .Simons Drive., Norfolk, 5, Va. Cuthbert, Elouise Riverview Drive, Suffolk. Va. Dalr ' mple, Dotty 1 16 Devon Way, Memphis, Tenn. Daniel. Roslyn 2316 Wrightsboro Rd., Augusta, Ga. Darden, Jane 1205 Chesapeake Ave., South Norfolk, Va. Daughtrey. Anne 321 Cedar St., .Suffolk, Va. Davis, Christine Mai-vell, Ark. Davis, Margaret 11 E. Underwood . - t.. Chevy Chase, Md. Deacon, Nan cy Lee 1508 Ridge Rd., Catonsville, Md. Dinkins, Jean Pine Belt Rd., Rt. 3. Columbia, S. C. Doney, Nan 1464 Ocean Ave., Apt. A5, Brooklvn. N. Y. Dossett, Laura L503 Columbus. Waco. Texas Driscoll, Jean Route 2. Staunton, Va. Sccond semester student. 128 Oruckcr, liarharn I ' MO Fiftli Ave., New York, N. Y. Duke, Gloria 367 Stonewall, Memi)his, Tenn. Dunn, Elizabeth 171 1-23 St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Earle, Margaret ' 300 Park Ave., Elkins, W. Va. Early, Ann Charlotte Court House, Va. Easterly, Anne 107 Sevier Ave., Greenville. Tenn. Echols, ' Mary Mildred Box 869, Staunton, Va. Edwards, Betty Lee 324 Main St., Suffield, Conn. Eggers, Adele 462. Caducens Place, Galveston, Texas Ellison, Kate 419 S. Congress St., Winnsboro, S. C. Estes, Mary Virginia 157 Linden Ave., Hampton, Virginia Eubank, Patricia 1751 Central Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Fairbanks, Mabel. 2.504 Aug usta Rd., Greenville, S. C. Fall, Charlotte : Greenville, Va. Farris, Joan Danville, Ky. Feldman, Sue 2423 Lincoln ' Ave., Evansville, Ind. Fieth, Barbara 1218 West 61, Kansas City, 2, Mo. Forrest, Betsy John 1720 Queen St., Winston-Salem, 7. N. C. Foster, Virginia 109 P.everly Place, Greensboro, N. C. Frierson, Jane Greer, .S. L. Galaway, Jean 2224 Wilshire, Ft. Worth, Te.xas Gard, Anne 739 Washington Rd., Grosse Pdinte, Mich. Gardner, Betty Jo Blacksburg, Va. Gardner, Frances Box 825, Rosenberg, Texas Garrett. Sally Wolf Summit, W. Va. Gaston, Marguerite 2210 Riverside Dr., Houston, 4, Texas Gill, Nancy. 1740 Brandon Ave., Petersburg, Va. Gochenour, Winifred 238 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Goodman, Sabine 4824 Apache Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Goodrich, Mary 138 Anders St., Marlin, Texas Grizzard, Fanny Latane Box 95, Drewryville, Va. Guthrie, Virginia 410 Mississippi St., McComb, Miss. Hale, Mary Bob l-ong Meadows, Rus.sellville, Tenn. Haley, Jeanne River Bend., Charlottesville, Va. Ham ' ihon. Betty Jane 2285 Evelyn St., Memphis, Tenn. Hammond, Betty Germantown, Tenn. Haneke, Anne 123 Glenwond Ave., Lima, Ohio Hannah, Josephine Arvonia, Va. Hannah, Mary Greenbank, W. a.. Harr Noell Mountain Home, Tenn. Harreld, Jane Ward 3233 N. Harve - Parkway, Oklahoma City, Okla. Harris Carla 2084 Hazel, Beaumont, Texas Second semester student. 129 rj H-fJMtmlacRdiri llloMj DoicLuJin Harris, Florence 105 De Soto. Clarksdale, Miss. Harris, Hazel 115 Point St.. Staunton, Va. Harrison, Natalie 2034 Sherwood Ave.. Charlotte, N. C. Hartley, Mary 308 Rath St., Clifton Forge, Va. Hartwell, Jean 704 East Jackson St., Hugo, Okla. Harvey, Virginia Lee 1205 Sweetbriar Rd., Roanoke, Va. Hatten, Erah 1205 Chesapeake Ave.. Hampton. Va. Hawkins, Jane 1600 Edgevvood Ave., Jacksonville. 5. Fla. Hay, Burney 125 E. Thach St., Auburn. Ala. Hayes, Carmen Route 3. Box 257, Lakeland, Fla. Hays, Jeanne 114 Riverside Dr., Williamson. W. ' a. Hicks, Betty Jane 1539 Tredell Dr., Raleigh. N. C. Higgins, Mary Margaret 2113 Belmeade, Houston. Texas Hollenberg, Ruth Marion 2805 Central Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Hook, Jeanne D 640 Alleghany Ave., Staunton, Va. Horland, Marilyn 61 S. Munn Ave., E. Orange, N. J. Houseal, Jane 333 Rryn Mawr Rd.. Birmingham. Mich. Houston, Ruth 695 South McLean. Memphis. Tenn. Howard, Alice Howard Circle. Tarboro. X. C. Howe, Nancy 9400 Ladue Road. Clayton, 5. Mo. Hoyt, Marilyn Route 4, Greensboro. N. C. Hubbard, Alice 2263 T ' rinceton. St. Paul, Minn. Huber, Betty 24 North Drive, Eggertsville, N. Y. Hull, Donna Box 908, Plant City. Fla. Hull, Lillian 324 Park Hill Dr., San Antonio. Texas Hull, Peggy 717 Rutledge St.. Spartanburg. S. C. Hundley, Emily 343 East Main, Lebanon, Ky. Israel, Cathe rine 1 W ' arsun Terrace, Clayton. 5. Mo. Jackson. Ann Drakes Branch, ' a. Jacobs, Mary Slusser 216 N. Aladison, Staunton, A ' a. Jamison, Marianna 323 York Ave., Staunton, ' a. Jarvis, Jackie 636 Kanawha Blvd.-W ' .. Charleston. W. ' a. Jones, Maria Urbanna. ' : . Jones, Nancy 226 Main Ave. . .. Fayetteville. Tenn. Jordan, Ann 600 Alleghan}- Ave.. Staunton, ' a. Joseph, Billie Jean Ranger, Texas Kaiser, Kay 117 Park Road. Wyomissing, Pa. Kearfott, Rosemary 212 W. Green St.. Connellsville. Pa. Kehne, Eleanor 521 Elm St., Frederick. V . Kincaid. Marjorie 317 College Ave.. Bluefield. W. a. Kivlighan, Ann 301 N. Coalter St., Staunton. ' a. Kivlighan, Katherine 301 N. Coalter St., Staunton. ' a. Knowles, Mary Graves 700 . lleghany Ave.. Staunton. . . ' ccon(I seirc tcr student. 130 Knox, Mary 341 N. Rosalind Ave, Orlando, Fla. Kohler, Julia 1 142 The Terrace, Hagcrstown , Md. Kohler, Kathfriiie 1142 The Terrace, Hagerstovvn, Md. Lacy, Celia .605 Lewis St., Frederick-sburg, Va. Lacy, Elizabeth 1010 Westvvood Ave., Richmond, Va. Lane, Betty 1. 1 Palmer . ve., I ' ow ling Green. Ohio Lawson, Mary Houston I oiith I ' .oston, ' a. Lea, Johnnie Mae R.ox .SOI, Omar, W. Va. LeGrand, Jerry 150 Ridge Ave., Montgomery, Ala. Lemon, Natalie 22 r.reenfield Ave.. Rronxville, N. Y. Lewis, Mary Ann Taylor, Texas Lightner, Nancy 725 Selma Blvd., Staunton, Va. Long, Jane Anise 309 Park Dr., Charleston, W. Va. Lutz, Nancy 711 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Roswell, N. Mex. McBryde, Margaret Ft. Defiance, Va. McBurney, Marian Welsh, La McCants, Ethel 205 Wateree Ave., Columbia, 36, S. C. McCants, Katherine 205 Wateree Ave., Columbia, 36, S. C. McClaren, Annette 708 Highland, Jackson, Tenn. iMcCray, Ann Chilton Hall, Staunton, Va. McDonald, Ellen Belona, Va. McFarlane, Nancy 2920 Del Monte, Houston, Texas McGrath, Emaline 219 W. Third, Frankfort. Ky. McLean. Louise Ouanah, Texas McManaway, Gladys Chilton 1 lall, Staunton, Va. McManaway, Laura Chilton Hall, Staunton, Va. MacMaster, Norvelle Winnsboro. S, C. McMurray. Martha 133 Thelma Dr.. San Antonio. Texas McNevv, Lynn 1621 Cherry, Pine lUuff , Ark. McWherter, Louise Greeneville, Tenn. McWherter, Mar - Greeneville, Tenn. McWilliams, Doris 3943 Dalewood St., Pitt.sburgh, 10, Pa. Martin, Ann 529 W. Lee St.. Pen.sacola, Fla. Martin, .Sarah 206 Thorn Place, Montgomery, Ala. Mathews, Eva Marie 4327 W. Potomac, Dallas, 5. Texas Mathews, Mary Ellen 4 Felder Ave., Montgomery, Ala. IVlatthews, Margaret Ann 549 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Mayer, Elizabeth 802 Rio Grande, Austin, Texas Mears, Cecile Eastville, Va. Miller, Alice Dora 321 Berkeley PI., Staunton, Va. Miller, Peggy 207 We.st Irvine, Hagerstown, Md. Miller, Shirley 5012 Hampden Lane, Bethesda, Md. Mitchell, Louise Greenville, Va. Mohun, Mildred 724 S. St. Asaph, Alexandria, Va. l94-i l (ci.itFcly,ig I Ict tu Doixlurvrv Montgomen-, Mary Etta Greenacres, 1291 Arsenal St., Watertown, N. Y. Moore, Elizabeth 719 West End, Columbia, Tenn. Moore, Emily Ann 4218 Hall, Dallas, Texas. Moore, Marjorie 2550 Shirley, Ft. Worth, Texas Moran, Joan Belva, W. Va. Mueller, Betsy 943-A Murray St., San Luis Obispo, Calif. Murphy, Bertie 900 N. Madison Ave., El Dorado, Ark. Myers, Joann 59 Sherwood Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. Nair, Sara 504 McCormick St., Clifton Forge, Va. Nairn, Peggy 4901 Glenbrook Rd. N. W., Washington, 16, D. C. Neisler, Betty Lee Dogwood, Kings Mountain, N. C. Nettleton, Nancy 132 Prospect Ave., Shelton, Conn. Newbill, Katherine 3334 5th St., Meridian, Miss. Newton, Nancy 4441 Potomac, Dallas, Texas Oltrogge, Frances 2580 St. Johns Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Ott, Betty 322 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Overholt, Mary Frances Marlinton, W. Va. Packard, Rosalie 366 N. Edison Ave.. Arlington Forest, Arlington, Va. Palmer, Lucille 804 W. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Pancake, Julia 235 E. I ' leverley, Staunton, Va. Parson, Alice Richlands, Va. Peacock, Bonnie 6 Leno.x Place, Scarsdale, N. Y. Peck, Sally 49 W. Court St., Cortland, N. Y. Plage, Louise 639 Trenton St., River Edge, N. J. Plaskitt, Courtna ' 18 ' ernon Terrace, Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Pollard, Peggy 408 Summit St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Pollard, Rives 408 Summit St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Proctor, Delle Box 71 1 , Fuquay Springs, N. C. Profiiit, Jane Box 94, Floyd, Va. Quick, Mary Frances 954 Donaghe, Staunton, Va. Ray, Elizabeth 4 Park Place, Indiana, Pa. Raymond, Virginia 401 Woodward Apt., Staunton, Va. Rees, Gloria 103 West End, Fayetteville, Tenn. Reese, Emily 2914 Parkwood Ave., Richmond, Va. Reid, Eleanor Wake Forest, N. C. Reynolds, Bettie Lee 300 Cnmmonwealth Ave.. Alexandria. Va. Rhame, Anne 2020 Wheat St.. Columbia. S. C. Rhodes, Beverly 615 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Richardson, Madelyn 309 Angelus. Memphis, Tenn. Richardson, Margaret 50 Elwood Rd., Manchester, Conn. Riley, Betty Canton Ave., Wills Point, Texas Roberts, Margaret 9th Walker Sts., Radford, Va. Rodrigues, Martha Mint Spring, Va. Rovcroft, Nancv 216 Trinity Ave.. Durham, N. C. 132 Saulsbury, Carol 229 Eichelberger St., Hanover, Pa. Schirmer, Esther 2306 Divine St.. Columbia, 41, S. C. Scott, Jane Ellen 312 Clovelly Kd., Windsor Farms, Richmond, 21, Va. Scott, Mary Jane 673 East Parkway South, Memphis, Tenn. Scott, Norma 457 Stonewall St., Memphis, Tenn. Seitz, Marian 110 P.randywine P.Ivd., Edgewood Hills, Wilmington, Del. Shipplett, Virginia Gochenour 238 Thornrose Ave., Staunton, Va. Showell, Harriet 1329 Hamilton St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Sims, Anne 180 High St., Portland, Maine Slaven, Margaret 707 Poplar St., Williamson, W. Va. Sloan, Gloria Walnut Ridge, Ark. Small, Constance 303 West Myrtle, Alexandria, Va. Smith, Betty ' . Cherokee Rd., Florence, S. C. Smith, Sally 245 Hamilton Ave., Glen Rock, N. J. Spengler, Mary Adelaide 2801 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, Tenn. Sprunt, Julie 219 N. 3rd St.; Wilmington, N. C. Stallings, Bessie 711 Watts St., Durham, N. C. Stark, Caroline 300 East 57th St.. Kansas City, 2, Mo. Stranberg, Joanne 1103 South 76th St., West Allis. 24, Wis. Strauss, Lou Helen 766 North ' an Buren, Milwaukee, 2, Wis. Stuckey, Marquilla Lepanto, Ark. Summers, Alice Wright Rogersville, Tenn. Suter, Frances Ft. Defiance, ' a. Sweat, Dorothy Apt. 806. Kimbrough Towers, Memphis, 4. Tenn. Swortzel, Helen Stuarts Draft, Va. Taylor, Frances ' Woodrow St., Clinton, S. C. Thackston, Mary Ann Buncombe Rd., Greenville, S. C. Thomason, Priscilla 4451 Crestline Rd., Ft. Worth, Texas Thompson, Betty Lee 302 Riverside Drive, South Charleston. W. Va. Thompson ' , Chadene 1340 N. Augusta St., Staunton, Va. Thompson, Harry Lee Pounding Mill, Va. Thompson, Jane Taylor, Texas Tillev, Charlotte Willsboro Rd., Durham, N. C. Timberlake, Betty 308 George St., Fredericksburg, Va. Trigg, Thelma. . 3920 University Blvd., Dallas, Texas Tullis. Frances 4 Arlington Rd.. Montgomery. Ala. Turner, Melissa 1- 22 Hazel St.. Jackson. Miss. Utz. Sarah Madison, Va. ■lnce, Traynham Fort Carpenter, Covington. Va. Vance! Mary Evelyn Fort Carpenter, Covington, Va. Van Winkle, Dorothy Gooseneck Point, Little Silver, N. J. Vasquez, Gladys Murillo, Olaya Herrera, Aduana, Barranquilla. Colombia Vestal, Shirley. 1701 Broadway, Little Rock, Ark. Vines.Eva. . ' . Box 54. Greenville. Va. Secon(i semester student. ,3, l91[l|l UstFcking la uj Daulu rm Vogt, Carolyn Maryville, Mo. Vreeland, Jane 132 Totawa Rd., Paterson, N. J. Wachs, Helen 70 W. Princeton Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. Wagener, Frances 1408 Laburnum Ave., Richmond, Va. Walsh, Elizabeth 1346 Brunswick Ave., Norfolk, Ya. Warner, Virginia Sherwood, Staunton, Va. Waters, Elsie 411 Spruce St., Florence, S. C. Weatherly, Alice Strawberry Plains, Tenn. Weaver, Leah 312 X. Madison St., Staunton, Va. ' Weckerling, Jacqueline. .1407 Martha Custis Dr., Park Fairfax, Alexandria, Va. Weiford, Jewel 112 Thompson St., Staunton. Yix. Welhener, Doris 222 West 68th St., Kansas City, 5, Mo. West, Betsey Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, X. C. . West. Marilyn 218 Carol Ave., Pelham, 65. N. Y. Wheeler, Bonnie 1201 Queens Rd.. West, Charlotte, 4, X. C. White, Virginia 2944 ] Ierida, Fort Worth, Texas Whitehead, Ann Lovingston, Va. Whitmore, Eloise Natural Bridge, Va. Whitney, Janet 2617 . ' eminole Ave., Charleston, W. Va. Wilborn, Frances 903 Grove Ave., South Boston, ' a. Williams, Myrna 2604 4tli Ave., Huntington, W. Ya. Wilson, Alice Greenfield. Ohio Wilson, Margaret 1609 Ouarrier St.. Charleston. W. ' a. Wilson, Xancv 235 Sycamore St., Staunton. a. Wood, Ann 1229 N. 2nd St.. Harrisburg, Pa. Woodward, Jane 437 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Wrenn, Barbara 267 N. Main St.. Mt. Airy. X. C. Wysor, Elizabeth Clinton, S. C. Young, Louetta 203 Wateree Ave., Columbia, 36, S. C. Second .semester student. 134 MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE EXTENDS GREETINGS TO THE EDITORIAL STAFF WHICH PRESENTS THE BLUESTOCKING OF THE ONE HUNDRED SECOND CONTINUOUS YEAR OF THE COLLEGE 19 4 4 OHN SEXTON .CO. ESTABLISHED lftg3 Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers CHICAGO — BROOKLYN DALLAS— ATLANTA— PITTSBURGH STMTOI MILITARY ACADEMY Since ISGO one u. t.io country ' s must successful military schools in preparing boys for all colleges, universities. West Point. Annapolis. Superb equipment; modern, fireproof buildings: Lompletely equipped laboratories; 2 gyms; indoor : pool. Small classes. Outstanding faculty. Liberal Courses for cadets not planning to enter college Varied athletic program. Band. R.O.T.C. 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