Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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ELEANOR BOWLES ARMISTEAD Staunton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Biology With Runny around we knew all about atomic energy ' long before Hiro- shima ! This bundle of vitality has the admirable way of going straight to the top in every thing she does. Not only has Bunny won for herself a place in the coveted Honor Society but has accomplished equally amazing feats in the less intellectual circles. Last year she was the editor of the Bluestocking and has this year topped her numerous laurels in the world of sports serving as president of the A. A., member of the Student Council and Presidents ' Forum. We will always remember her professional renditions on the harmonica and the laughs she gave us with Celery Stalks Along the Highway. Her more illustrious achievements will be preserved in the annals of Who ' s Who Among Students in American L ' niversities and Colleges. 27

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THE BLUESTOCKinS EVELYN CUNNINGHAM ANDERSON Jacksonville, Florida Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociolocjy It will be indeed hard to ever iind a more perfect example of efficiency and charm than Bebe has managed to demonstrate to us in her four years at Mary Baldwin. We need only to glance at her long list of responsible positions to realize that she is one in a million. To quickly prove our point, this year Bebe was the chairman of Freshman Advisers, a member of the Student Council, Presidents ' Forum, and the Y.W.C.A. Committee. Of such ability, we expect great things in the future for Bebe. 26

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THE BLUESTOCKIHG LAURA JANE ATKINSON Richmond, Virginia Candidate for BacJiclor of Arts Dcyn Chemistry To have k-d what appears to have been a quiet life, Laura Jane has made a place for herself here. She was a Freshman adviser her sophomore and junior years, treasurer of her junior class and secretarj of her senior class and chair- man of the social committee for the school. It must be an unusual creature who is a chemistry major and May Queen attendant — but then we remember Madame Curie, as seen through the eyes of Greer Garson. We ' ll miss the Siren of the Chem Lab. 28