Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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JACQUELINE LANIER EDWARDS Franklin, X ' irginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Speech Jackie, as chairman of the Ckib Huuse Committee, was well known to ever - one on the campus. In this capacity, she also served as a member of the Presidents ' Forum. She had served on the Club House Committee her sophomore and junior years. Her interest in dramatics has been obvious since she joined the Dramatic Club her freshman year and began to take part in all of their activities. Her senior year she was vice-president of the Curtain Callers and co-director of the play Pot-Luck . Jackie has been interested in Campus Comments and has been a member of the staff every year. She was a member of the Music Club her freshman year, ' e will all Inng remember Jackie as Re ba in her role in ' You Can ' t Take It With You. [29]

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FRANCES COSTELLO Clarkshurjj-, West X ' ir inia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Speech There ' s hardly a phase of dramatic work at Mar}- ISalduin in which Frances hasn ' t participated. Coming as a sophomore transfer in the Fall of 1946, she finished in January 1950. A member of the Spanish Club for two years, she joined both the Glee Club and the Dramatic Club in 1947. She was the secretary c.f tine latter organization in the ' 48- ' 49 session. She played in R. U. R. , Gander Sauce , and Stardust . She directed Girls Must Talk , was production manager for You Can ' t Take It with You , did the make-up for Chicken Every Sunday and the costuming for Stardust . She will be well remembered by Mary Baldwin and by Staunton youngsters in her radio role of Aunt Frances on W. T. O. N. [28]

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ANNE WILEY FAW KichiiK 111(1, N ' irojinia Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Degree Sociology Aniif will always bt- renicnibtTcd for her charm and licauty as an uslu-r. She was always ready to help find those books in the library that just weren ' t on the shelf anywhere! One of the Canasta fans, she was always willing to play just one short game. Her smile and gay personality gave much to her classmates. Her junior year was an especially busy one for Anne. She was secretary of .her class, and also a member of the business staff of Campus Comments and the Cabin Committee. Anne showed her interest in music bv being in the Music Club her first two years here, and her interest in the dance was shown by her dancing in the Pageant both her freshman and junior years. In her sophomore year she made us all happier by her service on the Friendship Committee of the Y . That year she was kept busy collecting ads for Campus Comments as a member of its business staff. The seniors expressed their confidence in . nni ' by electing her their class social chairman. With all her activities, it ' s no wdnder that Anne will be remembered as a girl full of fun and alwa s ready to help. [30]