Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

3f3 4 LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE MARY BALDWIiN COLLEGE iM '  ' .. ■ ' 4 miL ' ■ : fe-: :r xi-.; ,r ' -: r BETTY TODD EBERHART Editor MARY WEBER STONER Business Manager 952 BLUE Annual Publication of ••? MSb . f t i.-i ill STOCKING Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Virginia The Colunms .. mfm ' -The Clul. KING BUILDING iii ' :kiU ' :RT i.i ' .i-; r,Kii)(;i .s, jr.. iilD. Professor of Psyclioloi y and Education JJeoical ' i on The 1952 edition of the Mary Baldwin BLUESTOCKING is dedicated to one who came to the College in September of 1939, already an educational leader in the community. Since that time, his contributions to us have been not only in the field of Education and Psychology, but he was also instru- mental in initi_ating the King Series, which have brought additional culture and entertainment to the people of Staunton as well as to the students of Mary Baldwin. We know him to possess a wonderful understanding, a perpetual good humor and a smile for all. We have reference to in particular . . Dr. H. L. Bridges . orewor 9 Faculty and Classes, Activities, Features and Sports five little grains, five grains of Time the irreplaceable minutes we have spent sift softly down one by one in a slow stream into the abysm of the empty hour-glass and spill then into the past the many accomplishments of the year. Lost you say? Oh no! The hour-glass may be turned over. BLUESTOCKING • iY BALDWIN COLLEGE L L E G £ • L D W i N C R Y B A L P IV i ° faada BALDWIN THE BLUE N G • MA „ E S T C K I «1 ! S 4 « • - TO LLEGE • THE RY BALDWIN COLLEGE I N G • Ml! BLUEST. RAXK r.I ' .l.I. I.l ' .WIS, I ' ll. 1). I ' rc ulriit 12 MARTHA STACK IIOUSI ' : GKAFTOX, M.A. ' ,( ; -- In- Collcijc 13 V ■ . d AN.Xl ' : ICl.lZAlU-.Tll I ' AkKl ' LK, ALA. Dean of Stiidriits 14 Jjjara of C nistees MR. EUML ' XD I). CAMIMU ' .!.!., i ' rcsiJnit Washington, D. C. I )k. !• KI-LDI ' LRICK 1.. T.ROWN Charlotlcsvillf. X ' iri inia JUIJGI ' : A. C. I ' .UCHANAN Ta A ' wcll. X ' iryinia MR. RICHARD I). COOKl-: Norfolk, Virginia MRS. NEVILLE EHMANN Havcrtown, I ' mnsylvania THE RE ' . A. H. HOLLINCiS ( )RTli, JK Roanoke, irginia MRS. H. L. HUNT Dalkis, Texas DK. I.. WILSON JARMAX, Hx Officio Winter I ' ark, Morida Till ' . RIA ' . FRANK HI ' .LL Ll ' AVLS, L-.v Officio Staunton, irginia !)! ;. JAMES G. LEYRURN Lexington. irginia MR. WALLACE B. McFARLA.X I ) Staunton. Virginia TIU ' , RIA ' . JOHN H. MARK ). , JK Ricinnond, irginia COL. FRANCES I ' ICKENS MILLI ' .R Charlottesville, irgiui i THE REV. DUNBAR H. OGDEN, JR., Secretary Staunton, Xirgini.i MR. Wl ' .l ' .STER RHOADS, JR Richmond, irgiin.i TI 1 !•: REW JOHN K. ROR.I RTS 1 )anville, irgini.i MR. HUGH B. SPROUL, JR Staunton, irginia THh: RIA ' . JOHN N. THOMAS Richuion.l. irginia MR. Gn.PLN WTLLSON, JR Staunton, X ' irginia MR, ELDON WILSON Richmond, irginia MRS, VAi,TER H. WOODSON Mocksville, North Carolina LT. COL. FRANK M. WRAY Charkjttesville, irginia LS V , )i , ,; : Mr. Urnmaii. Mr. Collins, Miss Carn.ll, Mr. Datliii, Mr. H Sralcd: Mrs. nridyes. Mrs. Day. Mr. Bridges DUROTHV lllSEY BRIDtlES, r..A. Ahtnuiac Secretary HKUr.ERT LEE I5RIDGES, JR., Ph. D. Professor of Psyeliology and F.ditcation CARL W. r.RUMAX. .Mus.l). Professor of Music MARY SWAN CARROLL, Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science ELETCHER COLLLXS. JR.. Ph.D. Professor of Dramatics and Speecli JOHN B. DAFELN, M.S. hirsar and Treasurer: Professor of Physics ELIZAP.ETH NOTTINGHAM DAY. A.B. Professor of Art HORACE DAY Professor of Art 16 1. JtM 1 A ■ ' ' H - ' ' r B ' ■i H i ■1 .m - — 4 BT aflBBI I B f:. ' HBHHBBBH IBHll L(V o ny i : Miss l.akcnan. Miss Humphreys, Miss Hillhouse, Miss Droste, Mr. IkiglRS, Mlss J- ' lansliurgh, Mr. Locke. AllLDRl ' I) A. DROSTE. I ' .d.M. ssishiii Professor of Physical luiiicatioii THOMAS I ' ARKl ' ' . 1 1 Li ,1 1 1 ' .S, I I.A. Iiistntctor ill llislorx CLAR] ' : J. FLANSBURGH, Ph.D. .Issociatc Professor of Prciich MARY E. HUMI ' llRl ' A ' S. I ' h.D. Associate Professor of Pioloi y THO.M. S I!. GRAFTON, I ' h.D. I mil in picture) Professor of Sociology MARY E. LAKENAX, M.R.E. Professor of Pihic MARGUERITE HIEEHOUSE, R.A. Pe( islrar LOLTIS G. LOCKE, Ph.D. Professor of IliujIisJi LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE , Miss 1.. ,i1, Mr Page. . l[ss I ' .Ul.ak.. Miss M Miss . l:u-liii. Miss Minis, . tr, Malikr. VEGA M. LVTTON, M.A. Assistant Dean of Students .Issistant Professor of French RUTH iMcXKIL, S.M.D. Associate Professor of Music AXDRI ' IW J. MAHLKR, Ph.l). Professor of Enylisii RACHEL S. MARTTN. R.S. L. S. Librarian CATHERINE I ' URYEAR AH.MS. AI. A. .Issociate Professor of English ALARGARET R. ML ' NTZ. ALA. Assistant Professor of Chemistry (iORDOX PAGE. ALA, Associate Professor of Music L R • MOORE PANCAKE. ALS. Instructor in J ournalisni and Director of Publicity LS Lcfl to ruihl: Miss Kiidi-sfal. Miss Stniuss. Mr. Trice, Dr. ' l-iirmr. Miss Tavh.r, Miss Thomsen, Miss I ' enii. |)()R(jtiiv ri ' XX, I ' h.i). Professor of Mudcrii Lamiuaijcs RUTH KI :iD, M.A. (not in piclurr ) Pri ' fcssor of Physical Hdiicafioii 1.11. 1. lAX RUDKSKAL, J.itL.M. . IssocIuIl Professor of Economics, yircclor of Secretarial F.ihicalioii AIU.IJRKI) !■:, T. •1.()R, I ' h.D. Professor of Mu heiiialics LILLIAN C. THOMSl ' LM, I h.D. Professor of Pioliu v O. ASHTON TRICE, JR., I ' h.I). Associate Professor of Psvchohu v 1-AXXlK R. STRAUSS, M.A. Issistaiit l rofessor of Geniiaii and Latin HERBERT S. TURNER, R,l).. D.l). Professor of PltUosophy and Hihle 19 c: Mrs. McIh.I.h. Miss Curr. Miss Aldhizer, Mr Miss I ' amiilnll. Air. Siiillnian. Miss Arinislead l- ' n ' iit r,.a ' : Miss Devcrick. Mrs. Palcli. ' age UOKIS AI.DllIZI ' .R, I N. Kcsulciil Xiii-sc MARY CAI ' 1:RT()X ARMISTI ' .AD Secretary i:i llw . lliiiiiinic Ojjicc HANNAH C.VMI ' llKl,!.. R.A. Secretary lo the President and to the Dean the Collei e r.ETTV CARR, B.S. Pietitian J. C. CRAWFORD, AI.I). ( not in picture I I ' hwsician MARY JAXl ' . DIA KRKlv Secretary in the Husiness Office SL ' SAXXA I). GOCHENOUR ( not in picture ) .Issistanl in the Library EDNA 1). McINDOE Siiper-eisor of Halls CARRARA KARES PAGE Secretary to the Dean of Students JULIA LITTELL PATCH Assistant to the Dean of Students JAMES T. SPHJ.MAN. A.B. .Issistant Bursar Zi) E BLyESTOCIiING • HAiY BALDWIN RY BALDWIN COLLEGE • THE B L U L L E G E • T y j iif ' ' CKING • M L D W I N CO CLS ' dL S T C 1 RYBALP- ' £3j • MARY BALDWIN •STOCKING i C E B i ' ri E B HARY BALDWIN THE BLUE . O C K I N r: • MA MAJORS Senior Ulass Ufficers MARY LAMOXT President FRANCES MORTON MARc;ARKT McI.AL ' CHLIN Vice-President Secretary ANNK STL ' ART MARJORIE SYKES Treasurer Social Chairman MISS llUMI ' lll-ll-.YS Sf ' onsar ( ulors (,f tin- Class of 1932 I ' urplf and ( iolil 23 JEAN GRACE AMORY I laiii]Jliin, X ' irtjinia Caiiillilatc for Bachelor of .Iris Dctjrrc Historx The oipy, llic slalT and tlie liiirtcr Willi tlial last iiiimitc lUsll til tnwii, . . Tlu- iiiailiRss (if i-iliiiiig a paper But I ' lcim Jean, there ' s narv a frown. FRESHMAN: Art Club, Music Club, Athletic Assuciation, Y. W. C. A. SOPPJOMORE: Art Clul), Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: Editorial Staff of Cawpns Coiinncitts. Usher, I. R. C, Athletic Association, Y. W. U. A. SENIOR: I ' .ditor oi Campus Comwcnts, Presidents ' Forum, Usher, L R. C, Athletic Asscciation. Y. W. C. A. 24 SARAH FRANCES BAYLOR Staunton, ' irginia Caiuluhitc for lUiclu ' Ior of .Iris Dcgrt Jiin lish FRKSmrAX : -sleyan Club. Athletic Association. Y. V. C. A. 1 )ay Student Club. .SOI ' IIOMOKI ' :: Y. W. C. A. Committee. Wesieyan Club. Ath- letic Association. ' ■. W. e . A.. Day Student Club. JUNIOR: Assistant Business Manager of ihe I ' d.CKSTOCK- IXG, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Wesieyan Club. Athletic Association. Day Student C ' lub. SI-INIOU: President of the Day Student Chili. Student Council. Presidents ' Forum. Wesieyan Club, Athletic Associa- tion, Y. W. C. A. Pri-w of llie 1 );i. Stli- cnls, A genius witli iIk- lKii k ;, Sarah ' final accolade Is found in her giKjd looks! 25 LESLIE MAYNARD BOOTH I ' ctcrsliurj ' ' irgiiii;i Caiidlduti ' fur HachcL ' r of Arts Degree I ' sveholiii v Wliiii Kdlfiiii; classes slarl each Spring r.clsv is so ilroll You needn ' t ln,k on llie course for me — ni lie at the 19th hole! l ' RI■Sll rAX : Art Club, Westminster Fellowship, Athletic As- s.iciatii.n. ' . W. C. A. SOl ' IK ). i(  R1 ' ' . : Art I ' liih, I. K. C, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JLW ' IOR: lulitorial StatT of Campus Co)iuiie)its, T. U. C, Ath- letic Association, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: r.usiness StafT of Miseellaiiy. lulitorial Staff of Camp- us Comments, Secretary-Treasurer of 1. R. C .. Ath- letic Association, ■. W. C. A. 26 ANN NISSEN BROWN Winston-Salem, North Carolina CaiuV.dati ' for Hachclm- of Arts ' ( ' i n Soctoloij I ' RI ' .SHMAN: Class Representative to the Y. W. C. A., Glee Club, Music Club, Staff of Miscellany, Westminster Fellowship, Hockey, Athletic Association. SOrilOMORE: Treasurer of the Y. W. C. A., Chapel Choir, Vice-President of the Westminster l ' llo ship. Glee Club, Music Club, Athletic Association. JUNIOR: House President of Sky High, Committee of the Y. W. C. A., Chapel Choir, Starred in That Light For- ever , Vice-President of the Westminster Fellowship, Glee Club, Music Club, Athletic Association. Sl ' LNlOR : President of the Y. W. C. A., Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, .Student C((uncil, Presi- dents ' Forum, Vice-President of the .Student .Sociolog- ical -Society of Virginia, Role in one act play Marks- manship . Glee Club, Music Club, Curtain Callers, Hockev. Westminster I ' ellowship, . thletic Associa- tion. Annie I ' ., it ' s jilain to sec Is (itiilc a leader Iterc. iM-cim ■•! ' . (),•■ ii. V Willi llie I ' l-iif ni lui Site sluilies the ni(ircs tacli year! 27 JULIA HARVEY BUDWELL Crewe, ' ir inia Ccin idafi- I ' m- Ihicliclor of . Iris Dcjr, Ihaiinilic . hts and Speech A per feci iircifilc, a Idvc- ly lace Slim as a willnw and full ij{ grace A flair for the dranuitic, and Sdiihislicalioii — Our Julia ' s received many an ovation. FRESIIAIAX: Haskclhall, Glee Cluh. Rule in I ' lay -Girls Must Talk , Athletic Association, V. W. C. A. S()PH()I 1()U1 ' :: Baskethall, dlkvl all. Athletic Association, Y. W . C. A. JUNIOR: Class Marshal. WW.C.A. Committee. Curtain Callers. Glee Clul). I ' .askethall, NOlleyhall, Athletic Associa- tion. SENIOR; Chief Marshal, Attendant to May Queen, Curtain Callers, ( ilee (.lul), 1. R. C, Directed one-act play ■ ' .Sweetmeat Game , V. . C. A. Comtnittee. Rasket- hall, olkvliall. Athletic Association, 28 PATRICIA LLOYD CASEY JJallas, Texas Candidate for ISarlu-liir of .Irts Dcijr Biolnijy I-Kl ' SILMAX: MuMc Cluh, AthKiii- A sociati(:ll, ■. W . C. A. SuriJuAlORK: Miksic Cluli, Athletic A s(iciati(ni, V. W . C. A. JL ' XMOk: I ' .usiiK-ss Manai rr of I ' .LUESTOCKING, Tri-Bcta. AicIktv, Athletic Assdciation, V. W. C. A. Sh ' .XKjR: lliisiiuss .Manager of Campus Ciniiiiu-iits. ' icc-rrcsi- (Icnt ut Tri-Bcta, V. W. C. A. Cnniniittcc. Xdllcybal ' . Athletic Association. Casi ' v MMiii will t.ikc her Aiiiiiii.l; tlic Iidiiorecl She w.iii ' l he s:ul Ic. leMNe M. L;. . . She ' s going hack tu Texas ! _ J CONSTANCE DETRICK ( irecnvillc, Tennessee Caiuiulalc far Ihu-hclur of Arts Degree Mathcinaties ' ' Q oik ' ii heard lici Hi yu. Ui.l! Her rc-iiartce is keen. F(jr lieauty ' n poise we elinse lier Alleiidaiil lo llie (Jiieeii. I ' RKSH.MAX : Staff (jf Misrellaiiy. Clioir. Glee Clul). Music Club, Fiencli Clul), Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. .SorHOMORE: Staff of Miscellany. Chapel Choir, Glee Clul., French Clul), Music Club, Athletic Association, Y. ■, C. A, JUNIOR: I5LUESTOCKING Staff , Social Chairman of Class, Y. W, C. A, Committee, Choir, Program Chairman of 1. K. C, Glee Club, . thletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: Attendant to May Queen. President of I. R. C, Presidents ' Forum, Sports Editor of Campus Co i- wenis, Glee Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. 30 HELEN TILSON FLETCHER I ' islicrsxillc. irtriiiia Caiul.ilalc for lUichclor of . Iris Dci rc I ' sycliuloyy Trans tcrivil I ' nmi RaiKldlph-Macini C ' dllci c Lynch 1 111 rj;, ' ir,t;inia SENIOR: J)ay Stuck-nt Club, Athk-tic AssDciation, Y. W. C. A. She ' s liccii anmiiil diiiy siiu-c last fall. Yet luT Hi-ailcs have heeii equaled h. l v. She ' s another j ii m |i ahead c,f us all With her degree and ;j husliaud tn, ! 31 ANN WHITE FOWLKES J (iani)kf , irginia Caiididatc far lUicbdor of . Iris Dcgn Phychology Another Ann upon our rosier. This one ' s blonde and su |ietilc. 1 );incing eyes and lots of poise This Senior ' s pieture ' s now complete. FRESHMAiV: Social Chairman of Class, Atlik-tic Associati: n. Y. W. C. A. SOF ' HOMOki:; V. W. C. A. Committw, Baskcthall. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: Assistant Business Manager of M iscclluny. Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: Ailvertising Start of MisrclUviy. I ' .ditorial Staff of Campus Co)iinu ' iits, ]. R. C, Y. W . C. A. Commit- tee, Athletic Association. 32 ANITA GARCIA Mayiujuez, Puerto Rico Cuiuiidati- for I ' achchir nf .Iris Dcyrcc Suciohujy Transferred from Mrmnt Molvdke C ' dlles;! Soulli Hadlev, Massacluiselts JUNIOR: J. R. C, Spanish Club, Newman Clul). Aliilelic As- sociation, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: 1. {. C, V. W. C. A. O.mmittee, Newman Cluli, Ath- letic Association. This sunny tru|iic isle Boasts a gay scnorita, The real sood neiglilmr lean Is onr liroun-eved Anita I 33 JESSICA GILLIAM Lynchburg, iririnia Candidate for Ihichclor of . Iris Degree Art A . SliicKnl ( ijiiiK-il iKiid Is Diiu wc iinnully iIl acclaim. Sin ' s posscsscl w i 1 li Ih.iidiIU ' SS energy And a magnetic iiersnn- alily. FRLSHMAN: Cajtlain n Class S ininiiiiy Ti-aiii. Swiiiiiniiig Varsity, Tennis, l!askftl)all. Art Clui), Athletic As- sociation. ' . W. C. A. SorilOMORE: President of Class, Art Editor of IILUK- STOCKING, Presidents ' Forum, X ' arsity Swimming, Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, .Softball, Art Club. Monogram Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: Editor of BLUESTOCKING, Presidents ' Forum. Monogram Club, Dolphin Club, ' arsit - .Swimming, Softball, Basketball, French Club. Athletic Associa- tion, Y. W. C. A. S] ' XI()K: l resident of Student Council. Presidents ' Forum. Executive Council, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ( ex-officio). Monogram Club, Dolphin Club. 1. R. C. Swimming. Basketball. X ' ollevball, Softball. Athletic Association. 34 MARY FRANCES GILMER J lamiKleii-Sydney, Virginia Caiididulc for Ihichcli ' r nf . bis Drgr, Malhciiialics Transferred fruni Lnnyw ixid L ' dUejje Farniviile, Virginia JUNIOR: Staff of Miscellany, Volleyball, Softhall, Athlelic As- sociation, . W. C A. SENIOR: Freshman Advisor, Staff of Miscellany, Secretary- Treasurer of Dorm, Hockey. Softball, Volleyball, Ath- letic Association Y. W. C. A. ( )iir iiilf litllc I ' lniiN has a tcnilile fale Oh, vli - couldn ' t she I(H,k a liil older? Slill sin ' s liaiipx- and gay, with a read wit For tlR- joh our B. C. has sold her! BETTY COX GWALTNEY ].yiichl)urg, ' irginia CdiidUhitc fur l achcUir nf .Iris Degree EiKjlish SliL ib the piTlect hnilcss, Her skill ' s in great dc- iiiand. Each (laiice she phins for Ileeimies a wnnilerlam P ' RESHMAN : Swimming, Frcncli Club, Athletic Association, V. W. C. A. SOPHOMORl ' . : Westminster Fellowship, French Club, Swim- ming, ' olleyball, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: ice-I ' resiclent of Class, HLUESTOCKING Staff, Secretary of French Club, Y. W. C. A. Committee, Usher, Co-captain of Swimming Team, ' olleyball, ' ice-I ' resident of Dorm, Athletic Association. .SJ ' XIOK: Chairman of Social Committee, Presidents ' Forum, Usb.er, Managing Editor of Campus CoDinicnts, I. R. C, Swimming, Volleyball, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. 36 LYNN LYTTON HAMER Staunton, Virginia Candidate f«r Bachelor of Arts Degree Eiujlish FRESHMAN: Spanish Club, Staff of Camj Hs Cownieiits, Ath- letic Association, Y. W. C. A. SOr ' HOMORE: Spanish Club, Staff of Campus Coninieiits. Atli- letic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: Class Secretary. Usher. T. R. C. Athletic Associ.ation, V. W. C. A. Frcim Ihe U U of tli. ' (-amims To the joys of a wife, This virsalilc Senior Has a vvomlcrful life! SENIOR: Day Stu.lent Club. Y. W. C. A. Committee. Atlileti Association Y. W. C. A. 37 RUTH EVELYN HARRISON .lyiu-sliciro, X ' iryinia Caiididair jnr lUichrli r of .Iris llajrc Art An i.riKiii il ' ' ' Il rri- Sdll Sonic (lay we ' ll say. Knth ' s talent shines (Hil In a vvnnilrdiis Rav. FRESHMAN: Art Club, Canterbury Club, Day Student Club, Athletic Associaliiin, Y. W. C. A. SOI ' HOMORI-:: An Club, Canterbury Club. Day Student Club. Athletic Association, ' . W. C. A. JUXIC)R: Art Club, Canterbury Club, Day Stu.lent Club, Ath- letic Association, Y. ' . C. A. SENIOR: Canterbury Club, Publicity chairman tor Y. V. C. A.. Basketball, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. 38 BETTY CAROL JOHNSON Staunton, Virginia Caiitiiilatc for nachcUir of Arts Dctjri Independent FRESHMAN : Staff of MisccUany, Campu s Coiiiincnts. Day Stu- dent Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SOrilOMORI-; : Feature Editor of AUsccllany, I ' ' ature writer for Canifiis Comments, Curtain Callers, Staired in The Glass Menagerie , Day Student Ckih. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: lulitor of Miseellany. Curtain Callers, Presidents ' Fo- rum, Starred in That Light Forever , French Club, Day Student Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SI NI()R: Vice-President of Curtain Callers, Director of Duet . Vice-President of French Club, Starred in Eamih- Portrait , Glee Club, Hockey, .Swimming, Archery, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Dav Student Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. She knows a hit alioiit h.t. . . IfU lhlIl. ()U can alcli hvr. .She may like foreign languages. iut her liearl hclongs ti: Fletcher ! .• 9 NANCY LOU KESSLER New York CainluUtt - for lUiclicIor of . Iris Dajrcc Music v Inokeil into our cry- slal hall Ami iaw her |ila iiig in Cariiesjlc Hall, A famous lass no doiihl she ' ll he So listen to our prop- FRESHMAN: Music Clul), AtliU-tic Association, Y. W. C. A. SOPHOMORI-:: Glee Clul). Accompanist (.f Chapel Choir, Music Club, (.)rgau Cuiild, St.iff of M iscrHaiiy. Cainfiis Cum- iihvits, Alhlelic Association, V. W. C. A. JUNiC)R: Ifesident of ( )ri, ' an (niild. Presidents ' Forum, Ac- companist of Chapel Choir, Music Club, -Staff of Caiiifi:s Cmnnu ' iits, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: Accomi)anist for Glee Club, Athletic Associatiim, Y. W. C. A. 40 MARY ELIZABETH LAMONT ] ichmoiui, ' injinia Cdiididdtr for lUhhrlur of . Ir .v Dci rt Sociology FKl ' lSHMAN: V. W. C. A. Ci;niniitltr. I.ilnaiy Oimmittc.-, Glee Club, Music Cluh. I ' n-nch C ' luh, Canterliury Club, Athletic Association. S( )I ' I1( )M()KI-:: Y. VV. C. A. Committee, (ijee Club, Music Clul), Library Committee, ' estry of Cnnterbur - Club, Ath- letic Association. JUNIOR : House President of Ch.i[)el, .Student Council, Junior Warden of Canterbury Club, Clee Club, Music Club, Library Committee, Basketball, ' olleyball. Archery, Athletic Association, ' . W. C. A. .SKNMOR: I ' resident of Class, Presidents ' Foiuni, ( iiee Club. Canterliury Club, Library Committee, llasketball, ' ol- leyball, Archery, Athletic Association, Y. W . C. A. Here ' s U) the rud-heade I prcxy. Here ' s li; ihe class nf l ' ift -l V(il .Slu- ' s jiiuriieying vvitli llii-iii llic straight r.ia 1 ..I life. I ' .lit lielifvr il from me. it ' s hart] to dn! 41 MARY McDUFFIE McBRYDE Iwirt I Jefiaiice, X ' irtriiiia Caiulidatc for lUulu-lor of .Iris Dcfircr j;iolo;iy Mary McDuffie McBry- dc, my dears, K llic darling of her clan. SIk- joined llu- Ilaldwin Gk ' C ( hil. ' Cause there was no bag- pi])e lianil. I ' RICSIIMAX: Hdcki-y. l!askctl.all, Day Stu.lcnt Clul., Athk-tic Associatifin, Y. W. C. A. SOrilOMORl .: Tri-IV-ta, Day Studciu C ' lul., Alhktic Assncia- ti.m, V. W. C. A. JL ' XIOR: Tri-P.cta, (ile , ' Ckib, Snltball. Day Student C ' kil., Ath- k-tic Association, ' . W. C. A. Sr:Xl()K: I ' resi(k ' nt it the Gloc Club, ' ice-President Day Stu- dent Ckib, I ' lfsidcnts Forum, Tri-Beta, Athk-tic As- sociation, ' . w. r. A. 42 NANCY WALLACE McCLUNG Covington, Virginia Candidate for lUnhclnr of .Iris Dcijr, Eiu lish FRK sor JUN SEN SHMAX: Music Gut., Statt ui Miscellany. Glee Ciul. Westminster Fellnw shiji. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. IKJMORI ' :: Featin-f l-Jlitor of Miscellany, SVdti of Camp- us Comments, (ilee C ' luh. Secretary of Westminster Fellowship, Y. W. C. . Committee. Athletic Associ- ation. lOK: Editor of Campus Comments, Presidents ' I ' (jrum, Glej Club, Music Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. lOR : House President of Hilltop, Head of Freshman Ad- visors, Student Council. Staff of Campus Comments, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. Mitty ' s the finest reporter Of II 11 r iciiirnalisli,- y 1(1111 1. I! lieiiif almiist every- wliere She alvva s get h e scoop I 43 margaret price McLaughlin Keyser, West ' iri,niiia CuihlUati- for iHichclor nf .Iris Ih-i rce Ii n lisl, She Idves to talk i.f lit- erutiire, Slie ciflin slidus her wit. I ' .ul it ' s h(.r love for jazz We wcmld not dare nmit. Transfcnid from Potumac State School of West ' irginia University Keyser, West Virginia JUNIOR : Y. W. C. A. Committee, Class Kepresentative to the Chapel Committee, Hockey. Basketball, I ' rench Club. Athletic Association. SENIOR : Secretary of Class. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Usher, Ca- reer Conference Committee, Hockey. Basketball, ' o - lexball, 1. R. C. . thletic Association. 44 VIRGINIA PATRICIA MANN Mamaroiieck, New York Candidate for Ihifhclor of Arts Dcijri Psychology FRESHMAX: Spanish Cluli, Music Clui), 1. R. C, Glee Club, Athk ' tic Association, ■. W. C. A. SOPHOMORE: Spanish Gub, Music Chib, (Hoc Club, Tc-nnis, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNlOl-t: Canterbury Club, Si)anish Club, Music Club. Hockey, Swimming, Glee Club, . VV. C. A. Committee, Sec- retary of Dorm, Athletic Association. SENKJR: President of Canterbury Club, Presidents ' Forum, Ca bin Committee. Captain of Class Hockey Team, Swimming, Glee Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. l ' ;illy is (ine wlui ' s walk- ing nil clcmils — All airline liosless she sh.ailil W Or niaylie a t. pisl cir singer, we ' ll see She ' s crticient enough to (1(. all three! 45 ELIZABETH BALLOU MARTIN Martiiisliurg, West ' irgiiiia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History S ' k- traces aiiciciil liat- tlcs, Knuvvs the reigns of kings liy heart, lliil she ilnesn ' t live in liisL.rv iM.c.ks Trans ti-rreil frdin Peiiii Hall junior College-, Chainbcrsliurg, Pennsylvania JUNIOR: Canterbury Club. Hockey, I. R. C, Athletic Associa- tion. Y. V. C. A. In campns doings, she lakes her part. SENIOR: ' ice-I ' resident of I. R. C. Editorial Staff of Campus Coiiiiiieiits, Y. W. C. A. Committee. Canterbury Club. Athletic Association. 46 FRANCES WILSON MORTON Lexington, ' iryinia Cam ill,, ,- for Ihichclnr of .Irts Degree IliKjIish 1 R]-;SI1AL : Music Clul). Wi ' stniiiisur l ' H(. ship, Alhktii- Association. V. W. C. A. SOI ' HOMOK] ' :: President of the Westminster FeHowslii]), ' . W. C. A. Committee, Music Club, French Clui), Ath- letic Association. JUNIOR: .Secretar_v of the ' . W . C. A., { ' resident of the West- minster Felhtw shi|i. Music Clui), hrench Club, Basket- ball, Athletic Association. .S1 XK)I : X ' ice-President of Class, McClung Secretary-Treasur- er, Clui) House Committee, Y. W. C. A. Committee, Westminster I ' ellow sbi]). . lhletic Association. C nnie li e uilli me Aw he my love. rnt;,L;eil a sc;ini;iii. l- ' iui- iiic I ' air. I ' .lessiiigs on lIuT, I.itlle Man, W e ' ll make a .idly i.air. 47 ELSIE GARY NELMS c ]i(irt Xcws, irtrinia Cciiididutc fur Ihichelnr of Arts Dcgrct Ih-aiiuilic .his and Speech l ' ' aircsl ui iho niaiileiis Til grace uiir May 1 lax ciiiirt. Pjcauh. wit, an l guiciN Thai ' s tlu ' Xclm ' s lurc- niiisl lurle . FRESHMAK: Art Clul.. Music Club, Athletic Association, V. W. C. A, SOPHOMORE: Class Marshal, IVauty .Section of BLUE- STOCKING, V. W. C. A. Committee, Art Club. Music Club, Athletic Association. JUNIOR; Chief Marshal, Apple I ' lossom Festi al Princess. Beauty Section of I ' .LUESTOCKING, Handbook Revision Committee, T. R. C, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: House President of Martha Riddle Dormitory, Stu- dent Council, Executive Council, Beauty Section of BLUESTOCKING, I ' sher, May Queen, Curtain Callers, Basketball, . thletic Association, Y. W. C. A. 48 ANN LUPTON PAULETT Scottsville, N irtjinia Caiu ' ulatc j, r fhuiiclor of .Irts Dcjri I ' syclioloi y FRKSilMAX: Music Cluh, I ' .askrtl.all. Athlclic Association, Y. W . C. A. SOIMK )M( )! !■:: Cahin C (.nimiltcr. lUisinrss Staff oi Campus Coiiiiiicnts. Alusic e ' lul., ISaskcthall, Hockey, Athletic Associaticiii. Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR : iM-eshnian Advisor, Monogram C ' luh, Music Club, Hockey. Basketball, Captain of N ' olleybali, Softball, Y. W. C. A. Committee, Athletic Association. SENIOR: Vice-President of Athletic Association, Circulation Manager of Campus Comments, Monogram Club, Hockey, Basketball. X ' nllevball. Softball. Y. W. C. A. .Sl„„t liax (.■ lifcn thrcnigh fnll long _ cars The 1 iililiy (if lliis wcc l.nii ritr. Whak viT llic game, we all ia c seen Tlu ,, ■iiwrss (if iinr An ' i I ' aii (11. 49 DOROTHY ANN PAYNE Staunton, ' ir}rinia Cciiididati- f( r I ' acJiclor (if Arts Degree Mathematics ' Tciiclicr, why use A ;u:.I 1 ' . In Mulh, inslaid ol Y and Z ? Dr. ' I ;iylnr never warn- ed nie Tile ji.li that leaehin Malh wnnld l e! FRI ' :SHM. X: Music Cluh, Hockey. liaskctball. Day Stu.lent Cluli. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. S( )ri!UMC)RI-L: Secretary-Treasurer of Origan Guild. Music Club, Day Student Club. Hockey, r.asketball. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR : ' ice-I ' resi(lent of Organ (iuild, Business Staff of Campus Comments, Captain of Softball Team. ' arsily olleyball. Music Club, Hockey, Basketball. Day Stu- dent Club. Athletic Association, Y. VV. C. A. SENIOR: Student Treasurer. President of Monogram Club. Presidents ' Forum, Secretary-Treasurer of Organ Guild. Music Club, Hockey, Basketball, Day Student Club. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. 50 ANNE MERRIMAN PERSON Norfolk. Virginia Candidate for Inic-hclor of Arts Ih ' ijr Art FRESHMAN: Art Club, Spanish Club, Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. SUrHOMORE: Art Staff of Miscellany. Tublicit) Chairman of Spanish Club. Art Club, Westminster I ' cllowship. th- Ictic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR : . rt Club, Westminster F ' cllowship. Athletic Associa- tion, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: Publicity Chairman of Dramatic Club, Play produc- tion of one-act plays. Publicity Committee of Y. W. C. A., Music Club, Athletic Association. Little Hliisscim, the art- I ' aiiits away with g ec. I )iil you kiidw that l!Ius- SOlll Is in the A.r.C. 51 JANET CONOVER RUSSELL Tdins l i er, New Jersey Candidate for I ' achclar of .Irts Degree Biology llcrc ' s a Yankee from lerscv way W ' h,. said Ikt Hicec ' i wciulil lia e nw drawl. I ' lUl as she wa oil gcmd- l yc in June Her final words were ' •r.vc, vawl ! FR1 :SHMAX: SiKinish Lliih. Dolphin Club, Hockey ' arsity, Sw ininiing. Ua eball, Athletic Association, V. W. C. A. SOl ' MOAK )Ri: : Athletic Association Council, Dolphins, Staff of Misrcllaiiy, Spanish Club, Hockey Varsity, Y.W.C.A. JUNIOR: Secretary Athletic Association. Dolphins. Tri-Beta, Monogram Club, Hockey X ' arsity, . wimniiiii; X ' arsity. Volleyball, Softball, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: Athletic Association Council. ' ice-l ' resident of Mono- .yram Club, Fiction Editor of Miscellany, Dolphin Club. Tri-Beta, Captain Swimming Team, Hockey, arsity, Y. W. C. A. 52 ANN LOUISE SCHLOSSER Lexington, Virginia Caii i: lalc for Hnrlirlur of .lyls Dci r, Art FRi:SHMAN: Chapel Choir. Glee Club, Music Clul), Hockev, P.asUetball, Softball, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SOPHOMORE: Committee of Y. W. C. A., Treasurer of Music Club. Hockey, Basketball. Volleyball, Softball, Glee Club, Athletic Association. JUNIOR: Photography Editor of BLUESTOCKING, Publicity Director of A. A.. Monogram Club, Secretary of Music Club, Class Treasurer, Varsity Hockey, Varsity P.asketball, Volleyball, Softball, Glee Club, Art Club, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR : President of Athletic Association, Memorial Dorm President, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Student Council, Presidents ' Forum, Monogram Club, Music Club, (ilee Club, Hockey, l ' .;isketball, V. W. C, A. Schloss is Imsy as a bej I ' rcsideiil .if A. A. and A. T. C. Slie ' s g(i(Kl at sports, tal- ented too — For more inl ' ormation. See Who ' s Who! 53 BETTY NOTTINGHAM SCOTT Seaview, X ' irginia Ciiiu hlat,- for I ' mchchn- of .Irts Ihu re, I ' syrholorjv X(i colleKf exi--ls witluuu kiiiltiiig, it seems, . ik1 aiiialeurs stru.ngliny uilli arK.vles. lUit mine have a prci as |ialieTil with us As Scully who knits them liv miles ! FR1 ' :SHMAN: Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SOrHOMORE: Gk-e Cluh, Softhall, Athk-tic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: Staff of Campus Comuioits. Glee Club, Music Club, Softball. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: President of Music Club, Presidents ' Forum, Staff of Caiiipits Comments, Softball, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. 54 PEGGY LOU SHELTON Portsmduth, Virejini. ' i Cuiid ' uhili- jor lUniiclnr of .Iris ' Dcgri Ihaimil ' ic . Iris and Spn ' cli I ' Rl ' .SIIMAX: Gk-u Club, Music Cluh, Alhlilic Association. Y. W. C. A. SOPHOlMORl ' :: Freshman Advisor. Curtain C ' alkrs. Music Club, Glee Club, Athletic Association, ■. W. C. A. JUNlOlv: Secretary-Treasurer fit Cm-tain Callers, Music Club, Glee Club, Roles in L ' nnatur.al Scene and That Light Forever . Athletic Association. ■. W. C. A. .SF.NK)R: I ' resident of Dramatic Club, .Secretary- Treasurer of ( llee Club. Concert Manager of Music Club, Presi- dents ' Forum, Athletic Association, ■. W. C, A. ' I ' Ik- iIkmKt fascinates lirr .She ' s excited willi each play- A . lo kce|i up willi th. She sees a iiiuvic every 55 BILLIE JEAN SMITH Winchester, irifiiiia CaiululaU- (or Haclu ' I..)- of Arts Hajri Art Willi i.alltllc and l.ni h And paiins (if (.■acli v. She ' s ihc kiiacl; id creal- A nuisl ]iiclnr(.s(|nc view. FRESHMAN: Art Club, dk-e Club, Chapel Chdir, Wesleyaii Club, Music Club, Athletic Association, V. W. C. A. .SOl ' llO.MoKi: : Art Clul), Glee Club, Chapel Choir, WVsleyan elub. Athletic Association, Y. V. C. A. JL ' XIOR: Art Editor of Miscellany, Mce-I ' resident of Art Club, ' . W. C. A. Committee, Vice-President of Hilltop, Cilee Club, Chapel Choir. Wesleyan Club, Athletic As- sociation. SENIOR: Art b ' .ditor of .l MT - (j«y, V. W. C. A. Committee, Glee Club, Wesleyan Club, Music Clul), Athletic As- sociation, 56 ANNE MORRIS STUART SaltviUe, ' iryinia Cdiul ' uhitr for lUniwIor of .Iris Ih ' i rt English FRESHMAN: Chapc-1 Cli(jir, (llfc Club, Cantcrlmn Club, Ibic- kfv. Basketball. Softball, Volk-yball, Atbktic Associ- ation, Y. W. C. A. SOi ' iKJMOkl-: : yXtliK-tic Association Council, Glee Club, Cant- erbury Club, Hockey, F.asketball, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball. W. C. A.. Chapel Choir. Jl ' XlOR: Vice-President of Athletic Association, Chapel Clidii ' . liasketball Varsity, Hockey, Swimming, Tennis. XOl- leyball, Y. W. C. A. .SENIOR: Treasurer of Senior Class, Monogram Club, Athletic Association Council, Stafif of Campus Cammciits, . W. C. A. Committee, Glee Club, N ' ice-President Music Club. Hockey, . ' swimming. Tennis. The c;i alr.v clKir: , llu- c;iiin( Ill ' s niar . . . The hattlus iow hi in llio Civil War, Are echneil el in An retrain ••The .South will suri-ly rise asain ! 57 MARJORIE HYATT SYKES irj iniu lleach, ' ir,i, ' inia Citiididatr for I ' achclor of .his Pcf rc I ' syclioloyy I ' Rl ' .SlllMAX: Siiani li fluh, Athletic Association, V. W. C. A. Mar.nic ' s always willing WIuMi a jcil) lU ' ids gelling (lone. She adds lo Kidd ' .c knew- hc.w A large anicmiU uf fnn ! SOPHOMORT:: Spanish Chih, 1. R. C, rsher. Athletic Associ- ation, Y. W . C. A. JL ' XI(M : Usher. I. 1-!. C. .Swimniin; , . thlctic . ssociatinn, Y. W. C. A. .SENIOR: Social Chairman of Class. Usher, Y. W. C. A. Coni- niittcc. I. I . C. Cintcrhurv Chili, . thletic As.sociatinn. 58 MAY JACKSON THORNTON Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Cdiululiitt- for Inichclor nj . Iris l ' i r, M itsic FRESHMAN: Music Cluh, Glee Club, Cank-rl.uiy Ckih, Ath- letic Association, Y. W. C. A. SOr ' nOMORl ' .: Music Cluh, Glee Club, Canterbury Club, Y. W. C. A. Committee, Athletic Association. JUNIOR: Music Club, Glee Club, French Club, Day Student Cluli, Y. VV ' . C. A. Committee. Athletic Association. SENIOR: Music Club. Glee Club, Athletic Association, Y. V. C. A. To iiiinte frciiii . lillcm, M;iv hicl: I- soKcr. slLadfasI, ilcniurf. -Ml IM ' CS ul music slie enjoys W ' liellier mimiet ur over- ture. 59 PENELOPE SHUMATE WATSON Iva, South Cariilina Caiiil ' u al,- j ' «r lUu-liclor of . Iris Ih- jrt - Fsychulogy llcr spcecli is sliarii and vill ' , lltr mind is cli-.ir and Kri,t;lit, She jiikcs, she laughs, she ' ll ]ihilosfi|ihize. . . And parlN ever ni;jht ! FRESHMAN: Hoclay, Basketball, Athletic Association, V. W. C. A. SOl ' lIOAlOkh .: r.asisctball, Sol ' lhall. Swimniin-. AlhKtic As- sociation, ' . W. C. A. I L ' X !()] : Dciiphins, S injniin.ij. Hockey, I ' .askethall, Softhal Athletic Association, Y. ' . C. A. .SF.XK)R: . talf of Campus Coiuiiioits. Hockey, Swimming, Bas- ketball, Softb.-ill, Athletic Association. V. V. C. A. 60 RITA JOAN WHITE Norfulk, Virginia Caiu iilalc for I ' nnhclor „j .Irts h-i iu I ' syclioloyy I ' Ki:SllM. . : Mu ic Cliil.. I ' lviKh llul., I. U. C, Alliklic As- sociation, Y. W. C. A. SOI ' IK )M( )K1 ' :: L ' shcr. ImcikIi Chili, 1. K. C, Athletic Associa- tion, Y. W. C. A. JUNIOR: L ' shcr, French Clnh, ' ollryh,ill, 1. R. C, Athletic As- sociation, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: Class Marshal, Y. W. C. A. Committee, Canterbury Cli,ib, I. R. C, Hockey, X ' olleyball, Athletic Associa- tion. Jean ' s tlu ' girl with th IM.ucr 1.. please. Si ' iiic lia L- said she ' s a Ml 1)1 a lea.se. llusky- uiercl, lall ami Monde, .Slic ' s line tii llie senior IP I ' wliiim we are fund 61 DELLA MARY WILSON I ' ishcrsville, irt ' ini;! Candidate for Hachr i ' r of . rts lh- jri Biolui y SliL- walked intu ihc lab lor class - n(l ( ' .iinnod her slarclicil while ci at. . . She got a frightful scan one (lav A hug she saw in Ihi microscope ! FRESHMAN: Day Student Chil), Clw Club. Music Club, Ath- letic Ass(5ciation, ' . W. C A. SOPMOMOUl ' :: Day Student Club. Tri-Bt-ta, Glee Club. Athletic- Association, V. . C. A. JUNIOR: Tri-Hcta, Westminster Fellow ship. Ilasketball. Glee Club, Day Student Club, Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. SENIOR : President of Tri-Beta, Presidents ' Forum, Y. W. C. A. Committee, F.asketball, Day Student Club, Glee Club, Athletic Association. 62 FLORENCE ANDERSON Wil ' MBERLY Jacksi)n illc, Florida Caiuiuhitc fur Ihuhcloy of .Irts IK-ijri. Psychology FRESHMAN: Vice-President of Class, Class Representative to Student Council, Part in Play Nobcd - Sleeps , ' arsity ' olleyball. Hockey, Swimming, Music Club, r.asketball. Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. SOPHOMORl ' :: Treasurer of Student Council, Chapel Choir. Music Club, Cilec Club. Curtain C;dlers. I ' reshnian Advisor, Part in the I ' la - Pot Luck . b ' rench Club ' ollevball, Swimming. Athletic Assnciation. V, W. C. A. JUNIOR: Secretary of the Student Council. Mimcgram Club. Member of the Executive Council, Chapel Choir. Glee Club, Music Club, Part in Piny That Light Forever , Curtain Callers, French Club, Swimming, Volleyball, liasketball, Westminster Fellowship. Ath- letic Association, Y. W. C. A. SENIOR: Vice-President of Student Council. President of Mc- Clung Dorm, Chairman of the Presidents ' Forum. Member of the Executive Council, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Honor Societ ' . Monogram Club, Varsity .Swimming. I ' l.asketball. Glee Club, Music Club, Curtain Callers. Westminster Fellowship. ' ollevball. Athletic Associatiin, Y. W . C. A. A (lyii.iinu 1)1 energy is versatile l-lo; McClung ' s wise guys an I F.-lM ' i ' s Sure keep her on the go! 63 RUTH ANN WORTH IIilt(jn illage, irginia CuinlldaU- for iHuhclor of Arts Degree l!,olo, x Now Riilli Ann Worth is (liiiu- a sal The Y. Tri-]l(-ta l. .tli claim, The honors list she has tievei tnisscil She has made a uoith- fiil name. FRICSHMAX ; (ilee Club, SpMiiisli Cluh. W ' estniiiister Ft-Uow- sliip. Athletic Association, V. W. C. A. SOPHOMORr: : Westminster Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. JUXlOR: Tri-lieta, Editorial Staff of Cam fits Coniineiits, Sec- retary of Westminster Fellowship, Y. W. C. A. Com- mittee, Glee Club, Swimming, Athletic Association. SENIOR : Honor Society, Secretary of Tri-Reta, ' ice-President of Westminster F ellowship, Circulation Staff of Campus Coiiinients, Y. W. C. A. Committee, Hockey, Swimming, (ilee Clul), Athletic Association. 64 junior ulass Uj fleers MARTHA I ' ,A1 NI{TT President DORIS JANIC I.IDDLK AlARGARKT (lARRETT ' ii-c-Frcsidciit Si-rrclary MARY WKBl ' .R ST( )NER XATALI I ' . J( )1 1 XSON Trrasiirrr Sirriol Clniiniian MISS DKOSTE e ' lilurs (it tin- L ' lass of 1953 Lavender and W ' liitc 65 M AKTII i; K K-| r (lastciiiia, N, C. Ikl.lXI A (AlCI rA(,IJA Slaunloii, V ' a. DAI ' .XKY DKAXK Fl. 1 )cfiaiicc, ' a. BETTY TODD EBKKHAKT Slaiiiiliiii, ' a. jKiWii-: r-: Axs KnaiinUc, a. XELSOX FRAY Orange, ' a. MAK(iARET OAKKETT Wiilt Suminil, W. ' a. r.ETTY LOL ' (;auldixg Kichmimd. ' a. I ' E(;GY Gir,XILLL T Savaniiali, Ga. RALXI GREIS Helsinki, Finland BOBSl E H EX 1 )EKSOX L_ nchlinr ;, a. ALICE JAMES Sa annah, Ga. 66 NA ' l ' AUF. JOHNSON San AiiKmio, Texas ANN LKE The Plains, ' a. IKjklS JAXL-: IJDDLK Kiclilands, Va. JOAN MARTI X Ronccvcrlc, W . ' a. GRACE MIZUNO Nagoya. Japan MARILYN MYKRS Harrislnirsj, I ' a. ELlZAIiKTM I ' ATT1-:RS0X Kiclinmnd, a. ELAIA ROLLINS Chai-lotlc, N. C. CHARLOTTI-: sheefi;r Slaunlim, ' a. lEANNE HELL SHERRILL Slatesvillc, X. I ' . MARY JO SHILLINc; Swoojic, ' a. ETHEL SMEAK irccn illc, S. ( . 67 MARY V EBEr STONEK FrtdcricksIiUrfi, ' a. jO AXX THA( KER Stiiimtiiii, ' a. } V. TUCKER Roiicevertc-, W. Va. jO AXXE VAMES Slaiinlun, a. I ' AULIXE X ' AMES Slaiiiiloii, a. MARY WHITE Xurfolk, ' a. You must admit that not everything grows larger with Time — certainly n jt the size of the Junior Class. (Jne hundred and twenty-four strong we numbered in Septemljer ' 49, but now even with larger pictures, we can ' t cover three pages of the annual zvc have published ! ( )h well, it was quantity , not quality we lost. One (if the things loved best about M. 1 ' .., is the fact that its size enables the girls to mal e many close fri ' ndships during their time here. With the special size of the Class of ' 53 we have found ihis to be most true. We are closer this year. Ciirls are more willing to do things that they never would have done before . . . just for the sake of the Class. Indeed, Time was not uncompensating! W ' e, who ha e nut much longer to lie with you as Juniors, do wish but one thing: that the rising Juniors will bring with them their quality (of which they have a super-abundance) and a little more (jf that quantity that we lacked. Don ' t too many of you all think it would be more fun to be a lost Co-ed in a big University, or wildly negotiate matrimonial bonds. Your Class comes too close to dying out! Re brave, be fearless, be tough, be true — without much ef- fort, the Juniors conld outnumber the Seniors next year! Time c ocs you say? Ah no- ' .lias Time stays, wc i o! 68 Soplionioie L iass UJlLcers JAXl ' . I ' .DWAl-IDS I ' rc.udcnt MARY HLlZABETll IKI.OACII AL ' L)K1 ' :V ri ' .l ' l ' I ' .R Vicc-Prcsidciil Secretary JESSIE CAkK LEE FIl ' .KfE Treasurer Social Chair wan MRS. I.VTTON Sj iUisor Colors of Ihc Class of 1054 Scarlet and (iol.l 69 ( A KOI. I ' .ACOX I lavcrliiwii, I ' :i. NORMA HALL Cliarldiusvilli-, Va. M RY CATHKRINE P.ASKIN Shrcvi-] iirt, La. IR(,I I I ' .ATF.S - l(. ' ni])lii , ' retin. . LARJOKlE BECKER I ' .rdokhaven, Mass. ANDREA HETHFA Atlanta, (.a. lU-. ' I ' TY l ' ,l(,(,AI)IKE Newport, . rk. ANN BROADNAX .• iiiii tiiii, Ala. D.M ' HXE I;R0 X Ne vi)ort News, V:i. liETSY BUEHRER ninningham. .Ala. AY CALDWELL RoanoUe. ' a. JESSIE CARR Charlottesville, ' a. DOXIA CRAK . Xasluille, Teiiii. MARY CAROL CRESW ELL Xeiiia, Ohio JOAX DAXEXPORT San .Antc niii. Texas 70 LIZ Del.OACH Mfinpliis, ' l -iin. ANNE DOSHER W ilniin.i ldii, N, C. STELLA EASON Tarlioro, N. C JANE EDWARDS Aniiistnii, Ala. N ' lKGINIA EVERSOLE Kcnmore, N. Y. JEAN FEAR I ' clfrsliurg, V:i. LOULSE FOWLKES Riiaiioke, Va. HET ' I ' Y GARRETT liridgcpci-f, W. Va. lil ' -TTY CRAY Waverlv, a. ANN HADAW ' AY La Grange, Ga. ADELE HARPER Sclma, Ala. ( OKNIE HEADAI ' OML Chalhani, N. J. HETTY HIRST BrodklM,, N, Y. MARIAN HOLLINGSWORTH Roanoke, Va. MARY HORNIiARGER HfJt Springs, Va. ;i ANN HUNTER Kcannke, a. IKI ' .NE JOHXSOX I.i-xingt( 11, ' a. ANX JDI.I.IT Opdika, Ala. CONNIE JONES La Grange, Ga. JANE KENNEDY AslKvil ' .e, X. C. jriJE KESTER iiisl in-Sak-ni, N. C. JL ' XE l.AMMERS I )allas, Texas ONO LESCURE Ruxton, M(l. MARY STTART LEWIS Slauntcn, Va. KLITY McCONNELL Aliingdon, Va. . L L McCUE At ton, ' a. M RY LOUISE McKEE Atlanta, Ga. NL KTHA Mcknight Helena, Ark. ELENA McRAE-ESCORCIA I ' arranguilla, Colombia . ( kY ELIZABETH MASON Gastonia, N. C. 72 JANET MITCHELL W ' ilniingldii, Del. ANN mor(;an West P.iint, Ga. JUDY MORRIS Peterslnirg, Va. PAT NEISLER Kings Mduiitain, N. C. CHERIE PARRISI Staunton, ' a. ANN PATTERSON Richmond, -a. JOHANNA PAUL Roanoke, Va. TUSTEN PAYNE University, .Ala. AUDREY PEPPER Winston-Salem, N. C. LEE PIERCE Riclmifind, Va. NANCY QUINN Dallas, Texas JEAN R.VTCl.lFF Chesterfield, S. C. NANCY RAWl.ES Holland, a. ANN L. ROIilNSON Scwanee, Tenn. ANN SHAW Greensboro, N. C. n M AKY BELLK SIMAXT Slauiiliiii, V;i. ELINOR SINE Harrisburg, I ' a. i;i-;iTY STALI.WOKT E ergrefn, Ala. SUE STANEEY Galax, a. ELLEN STRKELL W ' aytusliiini, Pa. IDA SLMXER Wvthcville, Va. ■:lizap eth switzer I larrisonliurg, ' a. CHRISTA SKYES (iaheslon, Texas JEANNE TAYLOR LynchhurR. a. MARY ANN TAYLOR Omar, W. a. MARY JO VIA Charlottesville, a. ADELLE VIRTUE Columbus, Ga. SUMIKO WATANABE Yrk(ihai-.-a, Japan DORA LEE WILEY Loray, N. C. MARY WILKINSON Kirkwood, Mo. SANDRA WRIGHT W iuslon-Salem, N. C. ASH LIN WYATT Rictimi n(l, a. ELEANOR LEE YEAKLEY Stauutnii, a. 74 reskman C lass CJ fleers MARY IRWIX President ELIZABETH RORIXSOX CONSTANCE TAP.B Vicc-Prcsiili-iit Sccrctarv PATRICIA nilAVORTll CHARl.OTTl . WVXXl ' l ' ) -(isiiri:y Sm ' idl Cluunitaii MISS Kl ' .in Sj oiisor Ciildvs i.f ihr Cl.i s of 1055 ( irrrii and While 75 l AKY I ' Al ' I. ACKISS ir inia Heacli, a. MARY BARNS Miami, l- la. I ' .ARIiARA HKI.L K.iiid, Okla. i;i.M A LEE BELSHEE Slaunton, ' a. .M RCA RET BERRY Staiinlon, a. ROSA MAY HOSWELL Ciiloiiial Hd lits, Va. KATHRYX BOULBY Dallas, Texas I-.I.IZABETH BRANHAM Orlandn, 1-la. ANN BRYAN Mdrristown, Tenn. NANCY CAMERON Columbia, S. C. JANET CLAUSEN Staunton, Va. ADA B. CONYERS Staunton. ' a. (.WENDOLYN COOPER Clarksville, Va. ANN COVIN Lancaster, S. C. SUE COX Louisville, Ky. CALE CREWS inslon-.Sakni. N. C. M ARC.ARET C ROFT Staunton, Va. JOANNE CROUCH 1 )rakes Branch, Va. XN DANZIGER Montgomery, Ala. MARY DELVIN .Memphis, Tenn. 76 PAT DILWORTH S;ui AntiJiiid, Texas ANNE DIXON Relmont, N. C. ANN FIRMIX Oak Ridge, Teiin. GYI ' SY FLOYD Staiiiituii, a. ALICE FREDERICK Fort Worth, Texas KATHERINE GRACEY Covington. Tenii. HELEN GRO ER Moorefield, W. ' a. FRANCES HAFER Cumberland, Md. NANCY HAMMANS Stiillgart, Ark. ELEANOR HARW El.l. Petersliurg, Va. NA.IIA HASSEX Sulphur, Okla. HELEN HATCH Montgomery, Ala. JANET HOLI.EY L.H-kharl. . la. TOM LIN HORNHAR(,KI Hot Springs, Va. BARBARA HOWARD Cohasset, Mass. SARA HUGHES Hartford, Ala. MARY IRWIX St. Petersliurg, Fla. ANN JAMES Columliia, S. C. JANET JAMES Springfield, Ohio MARY KEMP JA.MISoX Roanoke, Va. I K, , B 1 1 I)f ' liKTTY JOHNSTOX t ' lKirliiUesville, Va. NAN KANEER lielmoiit, N. C. I-.LANNE LAW ' I ' liomasvillc, Ga. I. ' OROTHY l.ORING San AiUiJiiin, Texas LOU McCLUNG Grosse I ' uiiile, Mich. SARAH McMULLAN Newton, Miss. JEAN McWATERS .Montgiimery, Ala. •.LEANOR MAGRUUER .San - nl(ini( , Texas . MY NLALOV Dallas, Te.xas I ' RISCILLA MARKLEY Roanoke, ' a. ALINE MARTIN Sheffield. Ala. lioUOTHY MARTIN Easier, S. C. (.RAt. !•: MARTIN Chattanooga, Tenn. JEAN MARTIN Columbus, Ga. JAMIE MAN ' ERICK .San -Antonio, Te.xas BARBARA MOSS Columhus, Ga. JOYCE MYERS Beaumont, Texas JOAN NANNINGA Savannah, Ga. 78 CAROLYN OWEN ' S Mdiitgomery, Ala. CHRIS PARKER Sylacauga, Ala. JUDITH PATTISON San . ntoiii-), Texas MARY R.WTOX Dallas, Texas BETTY DREW PENXINGTOX Brodnax, ' a. AMENIE I ' HILLIPS Adamslown, Mil. MARGARET NEEL QUERY Greenwood, S. C. RAE RADER Ardmnre, Okla. AI.ARTHA RICHARDSOX Mi.nlgdnicn , .Ala. BETTY JEAX RICHARDS Oclwein, Oliin JANICE ROBERTS Mt. Sterling, Ky. ELIZABETH ROBINSON Hcrndon, ' a. ELLEN ROGERS Montgomery, . la. BARBARA SAMARAS Staunton, ' a. GAIL SAMUELS Reno, X ' ev. BARBARA SCHAEFER Lcesville, La. PATRICA SEELEY Baytown, Texas MARGARET SHARP Beckley, W. Va. 79 J i: NY SHEA ROUSE SavHiinali, da. LILLY SIMKILL Y..rk, S. ( ' . . L kY AW SI.NLS Kingsville, Texas I ' .AKBARA SMITH Ml. Airy, N. C. I ' Air.E s TH I- ,l I ' ascj, Texas SHIRLEY SMITH Line Bluff, Ark. MAKLOTTE STEPHENS I ' aris, Texas . L KY LOU STONE Sail Antonio, Texas . L k(.. kET SYKES ( ialveston, Texas CONNIE TABB Augusta, Ga. JOANE TANNEHILL Staunton. Va. ELIZABETH THIGPEN M( nlgonierx, .-Ma. KATHERINE TRAWICK Montgomery, Ala. ELSIE GRAY WEST I )elaplane, Va. HOl ' E WHITE Liniontown, Ala. ELEANOR WOOLFOLK C ' olunilius, Ga. SISSY WYNNE Wills Point, Texas ARLENE HALTERMAN Staunton. ' a. (unclassified) 80 L KSLyt:5llli«l iPll3i • RIANT tSALUWin flY BALDWIN COLLEGE • THE BLUI L L E G £ • T .- x UESIOCKING • Mi L D W M t g 77 MS 77r7 5LUEST0CK R y B A T . r. rrT ' . . - ' flR E BLUEST - t 1 % COLLEGE BALDWIN T H E BLUI -LEGE • THE BLUESTOCKING • Mi RY RHinWIiy rniir r tut eiiireTi Cyke Jylarij Jjawwln Student JI ' .SSICA (ill. 1.1 AM President The Stiuk-nl (iijvcrnnicnl . s jciatiun of Mary lialdw in Colk-gc ri-quires for its existence and effectiveness the ccoperatinn and participation of each student. It is not the responsibility of the Faculty, the Trustees, the Alumnae or the Stu- dent Council, but the indi idual res])onsiliilit - of each and every girl. At Mary i ' laldw ' in we feel that eac h student i mature enoujih to assume full responsibility of her actions ; therefore throutihout a girl ' s career here at our college, we endeavor to guide each in(hvi(hial into a fuller reali?ation of honor and cooperation as a basis of jier life. The Board of Trustees granted tjie charter of .Student Government to the College — which has, in turn, given it to the Association. The .Student Govern- ment Association considers itself extremely fortunate in having the sincere back- ing and interest of the College Administration. ' e feel deeply the need for wise guidance and foresight of people who have worked with students for years. Honor, the basis of our Student Government, is the living force of our life at Mary Baldwin. It is not solely the College that backs us but we, the students, that must back the College. Each student must decide whether her lo}-alties lay solely with herself or also with the college community of which she is such a vital part. We realize that no one is perfect, and this sense of inadequacy and of a need for outside help has drawn the Student body into a striving for that which is of v;due, jiurpose, and meaning in life. Therefore, . ' is a member of the -Student (Government Association, each girl solemnly pledges that : Believing in the principles of Student Government, I pledge myself to up- hold the ideals and regulations of the Association of Mary Baldwin College. I recognize the principles of honor and cooperation as the basis of our life to- gether and shall endeavor faithfully to order my life acconlingh- and to encour- age others to fultill the ideals of the honor system. 82 Ljovernmenl Of ssocLaiLon He First Roiu : Flossie inihcrly, Ann Shaw, Mary Hnniliaruer, F.lsie Nelnis Second R(I ' m: Mitty McClung, Betty Lou Gaulding, Ktliel Snicak, Ann Brown Third R(nv. Anne Schlosser, Sarah Frances Baylor, Marion Hollingsworth THE STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Jessica Gilliam Fnskh-iif Flossie Winiberly ' icc-Prcsidciil Ann Shaw Secretary Mai-y Honiliar,i;cr Treasurer House Presidents Flossie Winiberly McCluHy Anne Schlosser Memorial Nancy McClung Hill Tot Elsie Nelms ]lart!ia Riddle Hetty Lmi r;;iul(liii,i Sky High lUhel Smeak Chapel Helen (irover Fresh iiiaii l epreseiitatiz ' e Ann IJrown I ' resideiif nj the Y. W. C. A. Anne Sclilosser President of the . Ilhle ie . Issoeialion Sarah I ranees l ' ayl jr President of the Day Student Club Faculty Advisory Board Dean Elizabeth Parker, Chairman Dean Martha Grafton. Member Ex-officio Dr. Frank Bell Lewis, Member Ex-officio Mrs. Vega M. Lytton Dr. Fletcher Collins 1 )r. Mary Humphreys Dr. Herbert S. Turner 83 C ke IJoumj (jjc omen s ANN NlSSi: IIROVVN Frcsiilcnl Purpose Wi- uiiitr ill the desire l(i realize full and creali e lifi- llinmj li a ! r(j in,i; knouledf e (it (ind. We delerniiiie t(i have a jiart in making this life possible for all people, in lliis task we seek to understand Jesus and follow Him. The Y. V. C. A. is the oldest student organization at Mary I ' aldwin College, and is a charter member of the National Y. W. C. A. Through the years the Y has sought to uphold the purpose of the organizaticn b ' providing a program of worship, study and acticn in which exery student mav ha ' e an opportunity t i put Christianity into action. I ' lach Sunday night the ' has a esper service which gives a chance for worship and participation. Early morning devotions are held each Monday morn- ing and Dormitory devoti: ns are held each Wednesday night. The Y provides a prayer room where students may go for private devotions. ' night is an opportunity for study and discussion in a concentrated field. Religious Emphasis Week is held each year. Dr. Bernard Boyd of the University of North Carolina led the services this year. The Y reaches out to study and help students in other lands through the World Student Service Fund. Many of the students participate in the community service projects at the Deaf and Blind School, the Negro Day Nursery, Betty Bickle Home, and Western State Hospital. The Y Cabinet works with committees that carry out the arious activities of the Y. W. C. A. The Cabinet meets weekly to make the overall plans. It is the aim of the Cabinet to promote a program that will not onl - give students an opportunity to work and wurship, but to grow in the Christian life. 84 CjkrLstian Cfssocialion •ir.v Kow : June Tucker, il..iM Ia-i iIc , Mary Cre udl, MarKarcl l d .augliliu Si ' fiind Row. Ida Sunnier, Kitl Met oundl, Ruth Harrison, Jessica Gilliam, Margaret Ned Query THE CABINET TANK TUCKER ' icc-Frcsiilcn ' DORA LEE WILEY S:ccrftary. Chainnan of the World Related iicss Coiiiiiiittee MARY CRESWELI Treasurer, Cliairnuni of the Tiiiaiiee Committee J IvSS 1 CA ( il LLL M lix-officw MARGARET McLAUGHLIN Commitiilty Service KITTY McCONNELI Camfus ami I ' ersoiial Affair ' ; RITTH HARRISON Day Student l e reseniatiz ' e Chairman of the Fuhlieitv Committee MARGARET NEEL QUERY Freshman h ' efresentatizr Faculty Advisors Miss Mary ¥.. Lakt-nan, Chairman Miss Mari;ufritc I lillluiusc Mr. John P.. Daffin Dr. Herbert .S. Ttinier 1 resLoenh oriim I IP IP f ) Flossie Wimherly Jessica (iilliam. . . Anne Schlosser... Mitty iVIcCIn Betty Gwaltney FIRST ROW: lie Presidcttt of th. Cllairmaii of the Presid.-iits- hnniii, resident of tin Student i .. ' -., i unu-ni Picsident of tin Ath l . . I x.-, , .(„.,i Ann Brown President of the V. 11. ( .- . Mary Lainont President of the Class of 1952 Martha Barnett President of the Class of 195.1 SECOND ROW: Jane Edwards President of the Class of 195-1 Mary Irwin President of the Class of 1955 Hetty Todd Eberhart Editor of the Bluestoekiiui Tean Amory Editor of the Camt us Contnicnts Mary To Shilling Editor of the Miscellanv ' .. Chairman of the Freshman Advisors THIRD ROW: Chairman of the Social Coi ' hairman of the Club House Cot Chairman of the Cabin Coi Student Treasurer and Monogra Jnne ]Jorothy Payne ilfec littee ittee Club It nf the Da Students dent of the ' dec Club FOURTH ROW: PeKk ' y Shelton President of the Curtain CaV.ers Mary Wilson President of the Beta Beta Beta Betty Scott President of the Music Club Sandra Wright President of the Szcimmintj Club Connie Detrick President of the International Rela- tions Club Allele Virtue President of the Organ Cutld FIFTH ROW: Patty Mann President of the Canterbury Elinor Sine President of the IVeslexa ' n Alma McCue .. President of the Westminster Fcic Chrisfa Sykes President of the Newman Mary C. White (not pictured) . . President of the French Club Einor Sin- Secre:ary of Presidents ' Forum first semester; Mary C. White.. .-Secretary second semester Club Club U ' ship Club The Presidents ' Forum is composed of the President of the Student Government Associ- ation, the class presidents, the cluhs presidents, the puhUcations editors, the social chairmen, the chairman of the Cluh House committee, the chairman of the Cabin committee, the stu- dent treasurer, and the chainnan of the Freshman Advisors. The duties of the Forum are ; a. To discuss the individual proMems and progress of each represented organiza- tion. b. To ])romote all the constituent organizations among the students. c. To sponsor such projects as may be committed by the Student Council and the College. 86 •! ,« Rtw. M I ' l ' TY Mc( I,UNC; Chainiuw of I-rcshnian Advi. ors LOUISE FOWLKES ( t t MARY WHITE Ihlllot PINNY Gl LMER Mcmonal MARY ELIZABETH MASON Mcniorinl WIDGEE SWITZER Memorial Second Ro7, ' : DAPHNE BROWN McClung ONO LESCURE McClm,} ALMA McCUE M cClmui ANN L. ROBINSON McChnui IDA SUMNER McUluni; JEAN TAYLOR McChnuj Third Row : JAY CALI )WELI S7,-.v llmh ANN SHAW Sky llujh VIRGINIA EVERSOLE tVuz ' W ADELLE VIRTUE Chafcl ELEANOR LEE YEAKLEY ) ;v Students MARY STUART LEWIS Ihiy Students MARGIE BECKER (not pictured) MemorinI These upperclassmen, appointed by the Student Council upon the recommendation of the Dean and the chairman of the Freshmen Advisors, serve throughout the year as personal advisors to the new students. They give individual guidance and encouragement to the freshmen in their initial adjustment to college life. Appointed li - the Smdenl Council, ;i senior house president serves as chairman of this group. 87 Siuaenl Unjanizaliom Student organizations form a vital part of our lift- on the campus. Each club has its own purpose and a girl chooses the one in which she is most interested. A genuine interest and appreciation of music is shown through the Music Cluh, the Chapel Clinir, Ihr Organ (iuild. and the (ike Cluh. The Music Club meets monthly and holds receptions following the concerts at the college. The Chapel Choir is made up of selected voices from the Glee Club, and it has an important part in our Chapel services during the week. The Organ Guild is a small organization made up of students interested in studying organ. It is affiliated with the American Guild of Organists. The Glee Club is under the direction of Mr. Gordon Page. It is made up of sixty voices selected by tryouts at the beginning of the school year. The Glee Club presents Christ- mas and spring concerls, and joint concerts with men ' s college Glee Clubs. Our cabin, Chip Inn, supplies many pleasant hours of picnicing and good fun for the students, ll is located about twenty miles from Staunton at the foot of the Rlue Ridge mountains. Our new club is the center of mcjst of the ac- ti ities (jn the campus. The Club House Conunittee sees that the building is kept clean, and that the rules for the club are enforced. The Day .Student Cluh is organized cliiel ' l} ' for the purpose of giving day students the opportunity to participate as a group in the various activities on camp- us. Miss F annie Strauss is their sponsor. The Seta Beta Beta is a National Hon- orary Biological Fraternity. Its purpose is to promote the dissemination of scienti- fic truth, and to encf)urage biological investigation. Le Cerle Francois is made up of girls having had at least two years of French and showing an interest in the language. All meetings are conducted in French and Miss Clare Flansburgh is the sponsor. The Curtain Callers acts as a producing group in connection with the drama department. It offers an opportunity for students not enrolled in those courses, as well as drama students, to follow their interests in things theatrical. The International Relations Club promotes interest in world affairs. Movies and discussions are included on their program. The clul) is sponsored by the Carnegie Fndowment for International peace. CHAPEL CHOIR irdiiii Page, i wrr ii;-; . m Kn ' m, ludniipiviist. Second semester (not pictured ) M;ii Stuart Lewis, Marv Carol Crtswell, Suniiko W ' atanabe, Grace Mizuno. CURTAIN CALLERS Peggy Shfhon, President; Bctl - jiihnsi ' ii, I ' iec- President: Lee I ' ierce. Seirehiry-Tirdfiirrr MUSIC CLUB l ' .ett Scott, I ' rcsUleiil : Ann Smart, I ' ier-I ' re.u- deut: Ann Lee, Sceretary: Alma McCne, I ' egsjy Sliclton, Coiieeii Mi r ORGAN Adelli- X ' irtui. ' President GUILD )iit raviit CLUB HOUSE COMMITTEE Ddiiia Craifi, Chainiuiii. Keniv jannM.n. Cunnie TaMi. Marlh.i McKiiighl, Ktliel Snu-ak, Mar While, Frances MorKiii, Bettv Gwaltnev. 89 Sluaenl INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Connie Dctrick President Elizabeth Martin ice-PrcsidciH Bftsv Booth Secretary-Treasurer FRENCH CLUB Mary White President Betty Johnson I ' ice-President Jeanne Sherrill Secretary Jane Tucker Treasurer GLEE CLUB Duffie McBryde Preside:!! Peggy Shelton Secretary-Treasurer Kitty McConnell and Daphne lirown Librarians Lee Pierce Publicity Chairman Nancy Kessler Accompanist 90 TRI-BETA Mary Wilson Frcsidciil Pat Casey I ' lcc-Prcshicnt Ruth Ann Wurtli Secretary Joan Martin Historian 41 CHIP-INN Clii|i Inn Cuniniittce : Junv Lair.mcrs Chair Jeanne Sherrill, Ann Hadavvay, Patty M Martlia McKniglit (not pictured) Peggy Gignilliat (not pictured). man ann. ' 1 K- qP m DAY STUDENT CLUB Sarah Frances Bavior President Duffie McBryde . ' • ' ice-President Charlotte Sheffer Secretary Eleanor Lee Yeaklev Treasurer 91 ( ke jiiueslocki KLYlCj J ' .ETTV TODD I ' .I ' .I ' .RETART Editor MARY Wl ' .r.I ' .K STOXER Ihisiiit ' ss Mamujcr The college annual serves as a summary of the high-lifiht of ihe year — a monument to them. It tries to brinji; tof ether into one book the ac- tivities and associations uliich will become to stu- ilents in later years, a jiari of iheir indi-lible me- niorv of Mary Baldwin. We of the Vr: ! r,ELT-:ST(JCKIX(; .staff ha ' e found as the staffs before us, that it isn ' t easy to represent the activities of a whole year in a single volume. We do hope tlio ' . that this year ' s publication neither adhers In the design of the hrst Mary I ' .aldwin annual which was is- sued sixt -one years ago nor too much to that of onh ' a year ago. The publication of the r.LUl ' :.STOCKING has been for some years the pri ilege and re- sponsibility of the Junior Class. Its Editor and liusiness Manager are elected by the student body from the Juniors and these two girls in turn select the rest of their staff ' . The tradition is to give the amiuals to the students in the .Spring, usually in May, after the Junior-Senior ban(|uet. .Many thanks to Janet Mitchell, Liz DeLoach, Lee fierce and Jane Tucker, who generously do- nated their talents and time to help us with the annual. And to another, Miss Fannie Strauss our faculty advisor, without whose guidance and ad- ice the whole book would have been an im- possible task. Member of the ' irginia Intercollegiate Press Association and the .Xational .Scholastic Press Association. v i £, 92 Sic4f Top R,rw: ChHrlolte Slieffcr. Xatalic JoliiiM)n, Widgcc Suil ,fr, Bulloin Ruii ' : Martv Barnell, Louise Fowikes, liarliara Huward CI 1 AR1.( )TT1 ' : SH I ' .l ' I ' l- ' .K Issistaiit Hiisiiicss Mainujcr MARTY I ' .AKX 1 ' :TT Shorts Editor WTDGEH SWTTZKR Sopliomorr Representative LOUISE FOW ' LKl ' IS Fhnto, rafhy Editor NATAL IK JOHNSON Issislaitt Editor I ' .AKHARA IK ) ARI) Eresliiinni Ne reseitlatiix- 93 i amnus Ut amp us ommey?ts JEAN AMORY Editor i ' liiii iis C III men Is n.aiK- ils In t aiiiiearaiicc (11 Dcn-inlxr 15, 1924. ll was ivlate l to llu- Lit- erary Society in that it was sponsored by the M isccllaiiy. Its original purpose was to present interesting; tiil-hils about cam]ius life in an in- fininal way but about 1930 this purpose changed and remains tlie same todav — to give a good re- u irt (it the news on the cami us. The idurnalistic (|uaht ' of the paper advanc- ed (|inckly and Caiiipi.s Ci ' iiliiiciits became one of the leading jiapers pul)lishe(l by a small girls ' college, an honor it still holds. The size (jf the ]iaper varied often imtil the fall of 1933 when it became the size of a daily newspaper. It remained that size until 1945 when it was reduced to the tabloid size it is today. Twenty to twenty-hve issues are published each year by the staff, with the contribution from the faculty and student body. Campus Com incuts is a member of the ' ir- gini.i Intercollegiate Press Association, the As- soci.ited Collegiate Press, and the National Scholastic Press Association. Miss Mary Swan Carroll has been faculty ad- visor for Campus Comments since 1931. PATRICIA CASEY Business Manager 94 Staff Betty Gwiiltiuy, Limisu l ' n lkis, Ann I ' auktt BI ' ITTY GWALTNEY MauanUin Editor L( )L ' IS] ' , I ' UWLKES Mamu uuj Editor ANN PAULETT Circulation Manager Assistants Daphne r.roun, (. i nnie I let rick, l-,li ,al)Ctli Maiiin, Mart_ I McChnig, Betsy liixitli, Ann FovvlUes, Priscilla Markley, M Andrea Bethea, Sissy ynn, Margaret Sliar]i, Jeanne irnill, I ' auline Xanies, Mitty ry Irwin, Sarah McMnllan, aylor, Xipjiy at un. 95 C lie JnUceilamj In IS ' J, the Litcrarv Sdcirty (it .Mary Bald- win Scniinarv ]iulili lu-il a iMirtlcilid of classical i ( ic s and news, the lirst M isccllaii . As vc l(ink hack, vc find these early issues provide an excellent n-cord uf student life and interests, hrnni that time the Miscellany has gradually evdU ' cd intd a magazine containing the best pieces of writing produced at Mary lialdwin; a collec- tion of stories, poems, essays and articles on vari- ous sulijects t:i entertain, to present new ideas and new viewpoints. MARY JO .shilling: Editor In intermitteiU ears the magazine has sjjon- siired contests for students, otYering prizes for the liest in poetr ' and prose. . t Commencement. June 1952, a special award will he ])resented for the fcnu ' th time for the out- standing contributions of the _ -ear in these fields. The Misc -llaiiY is a member of the N ' irginia Intercollegiate Press Association and the National .Scholastic Press Association. Under its sponsor- shili. Cciiif ' iis Coiiiiiu-iits first appeared in 1924 and soiin became an impcjrtant publication in its own right, b ' or o er lialf a century, the Misccll- ciiiv lias i)resenteil a c|uarterl_ - portfolio of crea- ti e writing, a liter,ir - magazine penneil. design- ed and edited by and for the students of Mary Daldwin. JANET MITCHELL Business Manager 96 )0 Stall To ' ( ' oil ' : Alice James, Pir.iiy .ilimi-, l.iii. I l ii-sell, Mary Sluart Lewis Boltoiu Ro ' , : Pcgg} ' Ciignilliat, ISillu- Siiiiih, l-.l ic Sine, l,iz DeLdacli JANET RL ' SSKLL l-khon AUG]-: JAMES Feature I ' INNY GILMER I ' calurc I ' ECCY (;|!;XII.I.IAT r Ml I.LI i: SMI I ' ll ' . Irt ELLIE SIXE - rt MAKV STUAKT LEWLS Poetry LIZ I VLOACII Cireuhilhm I ' .El ' ; ISELSl lEE J ' resliiiiaii Ketresentalh ' L ' 97 .JnaAij Jjawwln Jtonor Socielij Tlu- Mary I ' .altlw in HiiiKir Society was establislii-d in 1 ' ' 32 fur tlie uncour- agcnit-nt and tcsti-rin,! of schdlarslii]). In recognition of scholarly aptitudes which have been dinionstrated thniughoiit their courses of studv. a small number of seniors are elected each June to membershi]) in the Society. Certain alumnae who had (listinguishe l records in Mary I ' .aldwin Seminary and Mary luddwin Col- lei;e before 1932 ha e also been initiatetl into this organization. FLOKl ' .Xi !•: W I.Ml ' .l ' .Kl.Y Class of 1952 RLTH AXX WORTH Class of 1952 Ofujernon Sijuneij SuLiivan Ojwaw The New S ' nrk SuuIIktii Society and Mary llalilwin Ciille je have joiiUl) arran. ed tor the ]ire.sentaliiin (jf a nie lalh(in at C ' lininiencenient each year tn the l irl w 1t(i. hecause uf the (|iiality (if her life, is judged t(] lie the apprnpi-iate reciijieiit nf the award. W ' lTile the award recognizes acc(ini])iisliments, unsehish ser ice is the fundamental principle, as this was the keyniite if the life (jf Alj;er- n(in .S (lne ' ,Siini an, wIkjsc name the award hears. At the 1 51 Commencement Exerci.ses the Aljj;ernon Sydney .Sullivan Award was presented to ALIJCTTA JI ' -.KNIA ' of Clreenviile, .South Carolina Because of her unusual intellectual capacity and i eneral promise of use- fulness, linked with stalile character and a reasonahle spirit, and hecause she generously commits these re- sources to the Christian ideal ot ser- vice. ' . .MJ.KTT.A jF.kVHY 99 Coll, ecjf. SEPTEMBER Student Council Ri-trcat Opening; Day Frt-shman Coke Party Student Government Cliarter Day Opening Chapel Service Y. W. Recognition A. A. Picnic OCTOBER Founders ' Day Presidents ' Forum Tea Glee Club Picnic Splash Party for Freshmen Apple Day King Series — Irene Rosenberg, Pianist Barter Players — Merchant of Venice Junior-Freshmen I ' arty NOVEMBER Y Barn Dance Fall Plays — Red Peppers, Duet, Cross-stitch Heart, Marksmanship, The Sweetmeat Game Glee Clul) Concert with W. L. Thanksgiving King Series — Juilliard Quartet Art Auction DECEMBER King Series — Stringfellnw Harr, lecturer Swimming Meet Christmas Dance Glee Club Christmas T ' rogram Christmas Party Christmas Holidays JANUARY King Series — Mia Slavenska ' s Ballet ' ariante Charles Smith — Art Exhibit Career Conferences I ' irst semester examinations Ualenaa i FEBRUARY King Series — Stephen Flaniberg, pianist Open Meeting of Honor Society Barter Players — The Vinegar Tree Y Night Religious Emphasis Week Dr. Bernard Bovd L ' niversitx ' of North Carolina. Chapel Hill King .Series — National .Symphony MARCH Barter Theater — Mrs. Muonlight Senior-Sophomore Party Imformal Dance Sophomore Tests Spring Play Family Portrait ' King .Series — Eileen Farrell, soprano 1 ' reshman- jmnor Party APRIL Princeton-Mary fiaUKyin Conceit A. A. Carniyai Spring Holidays .Student I ' .lections .Senior Art I ' .xhihit .Scjphoniore-.Senior Party Dolphins — Water Pageant MAY Glee Club Recital Y Night Music Club Recital Junior-Senior Banquet The Women Play In- Drama 2 Spring Dance Second Semester Examinations JUNE Class Day and Pageant P accalaureate Sermon Dr. George M. Docherty, New Yoric Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D. C. Commencement Day Wjf ., 1 t - ' ' ' ■ ' t mrr c L U B I N F R M A L S E BLUESTOCKING • HARY RY BALDWIN ftOLLEGE • 1 L L E G E • T L D W I N € R Y B A L D W WARY [STOCKING Y B A U E € K I N G ' m LUESTOCK EGE THE BLUISTC A L D W f N f _-- 1 m H i THE B BALDWIN THE B I fj 1 P ' STOCKING ■ m ■■! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ir C Yie Oftkletic Ai XK SCHLOSSER I ' reside II I Love of sports as k-aniccl in colk-ge should be a carry-over in future life. At Mary Baldwin, e er - jiirl is a member of the Athletic Association. In the purpose of the Association is included the hitjh aims of sportsmanship, total fitness and the enjoyable use of leisure time. To foster this purpose, a year- round program is sponsored. Tlie variety of activities participated in at Alary Baldwin has increased through the years, until now the Association offers students opportunities to take part in practically ever - individual and group sport popular among w ' omen to- dav. Hockev. swimming, basketball, volleyball, tennis, archery and softball are classed as our major sports and for each, except basketball which is played on a dormitory basis, there are class teams. Honorary varsities are selected from the participants. The minor, or recreational sports, are presented on a more informal basis. There are no teams but tournaments are held for each of them. The Association ' s work emphasises the intramural program. It believes that through such a program, we achie e more particifjation by a larger number of girls. AXX rALLKTT rirc-Prcsidciit .MARY ELIZABETH DeLOACH Secrelarx X.WA Y CJLIXX Tr,-osiiit ' r 104 of ssocLanon tic DOT PAYNE President ANNE STL ' ART n.c-l ' resident ETHEL SM K K W-en-larv-Trensurcr MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Cluh is coinposed of the students who have earned their M. B. C. monogram. To receive this award, a student must have been a member of five class or dormitory teams representing at least three lifferent sports, to have made a contribution to the Athletic Association other than merely playing on the teams, to demonstrate sports- manship conduct in all college activities and to make an effort to improve athletic skills. This award is not made before the end of a student ' s second year at Mary Baldwin. The purpose of tliis I ' lub is to wurk tor the welfare of llie . thlctic .Association and the (. ' olloge. .1 M SAXl )KA W RIGHT President ELLEN STICKELL Vice-President lUNE LAMMERS Secretiirv lANE EDWARD.S Treasurer DOLPHIN CLUB The purpose of the I )olphiu Club is to prtniotc enthusiasm for swimming and to im- prove swimming skill. Sponsored by the club is a Splash I ' arty given for th e freshmen at the first of the year. The swimming pageant, an animal spring Dolphin Club produc- tion, this year was called MAILCALL . Try-outs for the Dolphin Club are held twice during the school year. The club holds regular meetings every month. Miss Mildred Drostc acts as faculty advisor and sponsor of the club. 105 HOCKEY SWIMMING lAM ' .T KLISSKI.I. i-:llkn stk kki.l Hockey . . . the fall faxorite at Mary I ' lalilwin . , . P.e inncrs and expcri- uiut ' il players ciUcr class cc)m]ifli- tion. This year, the freshmen and suph(, mores tied fur the cham])ici,i- ship. each winninj two nf their three jj-ames. Class ea])tains — fresh- men. l)arl)ara Howard and flelen Hatch, .S()|)homores, Janet Mitchel, juniors, Bobsie Henderson, and sen- iors, Patty Mann, headeil the teams. Ono Lescure and ll. T. I berhart were chosen from Mary Baldwin for the Allied A West Colles;e Team. Swimming ... a major non-seascjnal athletic actixity at Alary Baldwin . . .The class meet held in Hecem- l)er was ' on l)v the sophomore class with 51 5 () points, juniors second with 50 1 2 ])oints, seni(jrs thirl with 41 1 ,S, freshmen fourth with 36 1 3 ]ioints. Team captains were Mary l- ' ,rwin, freshmen, Xancv Ouinn, so])hom(]res. I ' .thel . meak, juniors, and Janet Kussell, seniors. BASKETBALL TENNIS ii; w i ' i-. K AXN ' F, SIT ART Basketball . . . dorm ci m])etiliiin at its height . . . There arc twd leagues, A and ] with fixe teams in each le:i- gue. The league winners ]ila_v in th- ' finals l ' (ir the (hirniilciry phuiuc which is awartleil each year to th, ' winning durm. Alenuirial was the 1 ' ' 31 winner. L ' a])tains I)a])hne llrnwn, Liz DeLoach, Doris Liddle, Alice James, Peggy Gignilliat. I ' ar- liara I Inward. Juan Alartin. Martha McKnight. . anc ' (Juinn, and Hee I ' lclshee, ins]iire their teams tn ic- tnry . . . I ' juhusiastically u]i|M]rted hv hcith faculty and students. Tennis . . . iiariicijialidn in the fall and spring with lournamenK held tw ice during the school year . . . Cu])S are yearly iiresented to the winners of the single and douhle matclie , and the winning of either hy the same person tor three successi ' e years, entitles her to ])ermanent possession of the cu]). For the sec- ond time. Xancy (Juinn was the winner of the fall singles tourna- ment. 107 SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL ll-.ANXl ' . TA ■|,l)K Softball . . . welcomed by the stu- dents . . . Spring l irings im the soft- hall fever at Mary I ' .aldwin. A pre- view (if this eoming softhall season is given in the fall at the Athletic Association jiicnic when the seniors tackle the faculty in an excitin.! - game. The class cuj) is awarded a.t the annual Athletic Association I ' .an(|uet to the class which has come out on to]i in the class tournament play. Volleyball . . . has gained in po]iu- larity and has been added to the list of major s] orts for class competi- tion . . .Class tournament Ijeo ' ins in March. The season is closed by the annual senior-faculty demonstra- tion. A class cup is awarded to the victorious class at the close of the season. Outstanding- players are chosen from the class teams to coinjiose an honorary varsity team. B A 108 ARCHERY PUBLICITY DAI ' HXK I ' .koW X AUDKl ' LY l ' KI ' l ' l-;k ■ O- s:r Archery ... in the spring the inter- est (if all archers turns to the Inter- L ' dlletjiate Telegraphic Archery ' J ' mirnament consisting of a Colum- bia l ( un l. Tlie three highest scor- ers from each class in the Columliia Rduml c(imi)ose the class archery team. The tduniament winner is awarded an archery cu]i at the an- nual . thletic -Association llanquet. Publicity ... a scries of ne er end- ing posters ihat foretell the coming activities of the . thletic . ssocia- tion . . . The girls in charge of ath- letic ]iublicity work to interest the students in the activities of the .As- sociation by bringing attention to its jirogram. Theirs is a never ending series of advertisements. ; 4jE 109 RECREATIONAL SPORTS PEGGY C.IGNII. 1,1. T M.hl-, l MI-,S ?k ■ ' - Recreational Sports . . . ycar-rduiid alhk ' tic interest. I ' i(i lin,i; an l skat- int ' are the iion-seasnnal actixities. Ciolf is em])hasize .l in tlie si)rin ' tournament, hut many is the liay in both sprin.i - and tall that finds In- oieside ( ' i ilt Course tilled with Mary Baldwin .twirls. Xancy Ouinn won the talile tennis tournament in th? fall. In liadminton singles Xancy (Jiiinn was chamji, and again in the doidiles. Xancy (Juinn and Jessie C ' arr were ietorious. Tool is a spec- ial sport here, tilling; inan_ - extri half-hour periods. 110 -f Folk Dance THE DANCE Neither Modern nor Folk Uance is represented on tlie Athletic Council or included in the Association ' s program, but they both have a place in the school s physical education work. In recent years the place of the Dance in the Ameri- can life has been revaluated and it is now being studied more and more by peo- ple who have no professional aspirations. The Greeks long ago recognized it as a means of grace. We of toda - are realizing that the value of the Dance lies not only in its physical exertion, but also in the intellectual, emotional and artistic experiences it offers. During one of her years at Mary [ ' aldwin, every student is eiirdiled m a dance class even if it is only at the beginning level. In Modern Dance, the girls learn to express with body movement the basic emotions of love, conflict, war and religion, and create their own choreographies. The Folk dance is tied in witli the customs of the people it represents; becoming acquainted with the dances of different peoples makes the dance more meaningful and gives an insight into their lives. Bfith forms of dance present a chapel program during the winter quarter and in the spring they provide the dances for the Commencement Pag- eant. . . . whosoever would leave his body supple, easy and healthful, shnuld learn to dance. (Socrates) Modern Dance s T U D E N T I N F R M A L S BLUESTOCKiNG • MARY BALDWIN WIN COLLEGE • THE BLUI =r c T II c K i N G ' Mi 1- E S T C K R T S A L y ., . ., i. . ■ ' ■ T ( THE B 4 t n w I M . hij popular vote of Ike Sluaeni Jjoaij, tlie foilowbicj fjlrls nave been selecieo to Ofppear in the Jjeauti j ection of the 93s Jjtuestocldncf 114 -1 HP- ELSIE NELMS Nl-: I ' ()kT Xl ' .WS IR(iINIA 115 JULIA BUDWELL CKI ' .W i ' ., IK(;iXIA SHIRLEY SMITH IX1-. r.l.i;i-l ' ARKANSAS 116 JEAN FEAR I ' l ' .TI ' .RSr.LRI,. lK(ilXlA MARY IRWIN ST. I ' I ' .Tl-.RSI ' .rKC. FLORIDA 117 CyoLLecje yffannals Seated Froitl : Julia Hudwell. Cliu-f Marshal Ihnk- Kow: Jean Fear, Class of 19M : JenniR- l!ell Sherrill, Class , f 1953; Tiisen I ' ayiie, Class of 1954; Joan White, Class of 1952. Of w L{sners Duck RinK ' i Mary Elizaliclh Maxm, Margaret Gignilliat, Bcity Gwaltnc-y, Jeanne ' i Elsie Xelms. Jane Caldwell. froul 7?,)ii ' : Marjorie Sykes, Alice James, Margaret McLaughlin. Jean Anic The cnllei e marshals anil ushers, wliii reflect not only the beauty of tlie stu- dent t)o(ly hut the grace and poi.se as well, usher at concerts and at all other col- lege functions. The chief marshal is chosen in the spring election each year from the rising junior or senior class. The remaining marshals are chosen hy their respective classes and the ' , in turn, choose tin- ushers from all the classes. 19 ELSIE NELMS yUEEN OF THE COMM i: CEMEXT PAGEANT CONSTANCE DETRICK JULIA BUDWELL ATTENDANTS TO THE QUEEN F A C u L T Y I N F R M A L S ' acuilij Cfna Staff dJlrectonj Miss Doris Aldhizer 260 C;mi])ln-ll Street. Harrisonlmrg, ' a. Miss Mary Capcrton Arniistead Shfrwcod Lane, StauntDii, ' a. Mr. H. L. Bridges 1220 Windsor L.ine. .Stauntim. a. Mrs. H. L. r.ridges 1220 Windsor l.ane, .St,iunt(in, a. Mr. Carl W. llnmian 14 Ma lison I ' lace, .Stauntun, ' a. Miss Hannah Campbell 411 (ilenn Ave., .Stannton, V ' a. Miss r.etty Carr 5.M I iern.it.i.ue Ci uit. C ' liarlnlte. X, C. Miss Mary .Swan Carroll 2.59 Kaloran.a . ' ' t., Stauntmi, ' a. Mr. idetclier Collins Rontc . Stai.nt,)n, a. Dr. J. (i. Crawford T.aylor St., Staunton, V ' a. Mr. John I )at¥in 14 Tarns St., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. I ' di aheth 1 )ay 30(. Sherwo  l . ve., Staunton, a. Mr. Horace Day 30() Sherwood Ave., Staunton, Va. Miss [ane 1 )everick 51() Cuilford , ve.. Staunton, ' ;i. Miss Mildred Droste 1404 Lake Ave., Richn-.ond, ' a. Miss Clare J. ManslmrKh 319 N. New St., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. I)a id ( ioehenour 20 N. Market St., Staunton, ' a. Mr. Thoni.-is II. Cral ' tcJii 70S Selni.i I ' dvd., Staunton, :i. Mrs. Th:in-..is I 1. Cral ' ton 70S Selnia I ' dvd.. . tainito.i, ;i. Miss Marguerite Hillhouse Mary I ' .aldwin College. Staunton, ' a. Mr. Thomas R. Hughes ll.S Montehello C ' ircle, Charlottesville, Va. Miss Mary I ' .. 1 lumphreys 12 I ' .aker .St., I ' .erlin, Aid. Miss Mary V.. Lakenan 319 N. New St.. St.ainiton. ' : . Mr. h ' rank I ' .ell Lewis M.irv I ' .aldwin College, Stannton, ' a. 12,- Mr. I.ouis C. Locke 1212 SiMin.iihill Road. StaiiiUnii, ' a Mrs. W ' .i a l.yttcjii iKB L ' nivcr.sity Avf., Des Mniiu-s. low; Mr.s. Edna Mclndor 19 N. New St., . launloii, ' ; Mi.ss Ruth McNeil Colle.ne I ' ark, Staunton. ' ; Mr. Aniliew j. Mahler 1706 N. Angusta St., Staunton, ' ; Mi.ss Kacliel Martin .Mount ( )live, N. C Miss Catherine Minis 2S1 1 Fd.iir I ' .Ivd., N.ishville, Ten Miss Marg.aret Munt : 33.i l ' ' ranklin St., I ' .utler, 1 ' Mr. (iordon Page 201 N. C ' oalter St., Staunt n. ' :i Mrs. Cordon 1 ' age 201 N. Ojalter St., Staunton, ' :i Miss M;ir Moore I ' anc.ike The ( )rchard, Staunton, ' ;i Miss I ' di alutli I ' .irker 3302 L.ini.ar . ve., Chattanoog.a, Tent Mrs. .Alexander i ' ,itch M5 ine St., Staunton, ' ; Miss Dorothy 1 ' enn I ' .o.x 912, Staunton, ' ;i Miss Ivulh Keid 507 N. Troupe St., ' aldosta, C,: ' Miss l.iHi.in Rudeseal Cornelia, ( i. Mr. janies . pillnian 311) l ' lea ant Ter., . taunt ' n, ' ; Miss k ' ainiie .Strauss 315 . . New .St., .St.iunton, ' ; Miss Mildred Taylor (d4 W. Calil ' ornia, L ' rl-.an.n. Ill Miss Lillian Thonisen 414 I ' loxce A e.. I arniingt Mi, Mo Mr. Ashton Trice pt. C-3, I ' arkwood Apts., Staunton, ' a Mr. llerheit Turner . ?,7 ]■ ' .. I ' .evcrlev St., St.iunton, ' a 124 s T U D E N T I N F R M A L S Sluaent jJirecii on Ackiss, Mary Paul S. rd and I lolly Avu., Virginia rit-adi, Va. Amory, Jean 3d(ll t;iu-sa])cakc Ave., Hampton, Va. Bacon, Carol 1. 5 l His Rd.. 1 lavcrlown. Pa. P.all, Norma 22 iXltamont Apl., Charii.tU-svilk-, Va. Barnett, Martha . 11 West 6th Ave., (iastonia, N. C. Barns, Baniy 130 S. E. 25th Rd., Miami, Fla. Baskin, Mary Cilherine 178 Carrollton, Shreveport, La. Bates, Virgini.i 9.-tli Amlrews Fairway, Memphis, Teiin. Baylor, Sarah 603 Alleghanv Ave., 5taunton. ' a. Becker, Marjorie 518 S. Jackson .St., Brookhaven, Miss. Bell, I ' arbara 324 S. Johnson, Enid, Okla. Belshee, I ' ee 1736 Churchville Ave., Staunton, Va. Ik-rry, Marj aret Route No. 5. Staunton, Va. Bethea, Andrea 1672 N. Rock Springs Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. I ' iggadike, Betty 422 Laurel St., Newport, Ark. Booth, Betsy 1 14 Marshall St., Petersburg, Va. Boswell, Rosa May 22(11 Snc.id St.. Laurel Hill, Colonial Heights, Va. Bowlby, Kathryn 3833 Amherst, TJallas. Texa ; Branham, Ricki 1132 Overbrook Dr., Orlando, Fla. Broadnax, Ann 1 129 Christine Ave., Ann ' strn. Ala Brown, Ann N 601 Clover St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Brown, Daphne 5812 Huntington Ave., Newport News. Va. Bryan, Ann 638 W. Main St., Morristown, Tenn. I ' udwell, Julia 604 Powell St., Crewe. ' a. r.uehrer, Betsy 2613 Montevallo Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Cacciapaglia, Virginia 846 Springhill Rd.. Staunton, ' a. Caldwell, Jane Walker 1509 Brandon Rd., Roanr)ke, Va. Cameron, Nancy 200 S. Woodrow St., Columbia, S. C. Carr, Jessie R. F. D. 2, Charlottesville, Va. Casey, Patricia 4304 Caruth Blvd., Dallas, Texas _CLausen, Janet 403 N. Coalter St., Staunton, Va. Conyers, Ada P.. ( Mrs.) 702 D. St.. Staunton. ' a Cook, Pat 810 Ratcliff St., Shreveport, La. Cooper, ( Iwen Box 581 Clarksville, ' a. Covin,, Ann Route 6, Lancaster, S. C. Cox, Sue 2352 Village Dr., Louisville. Ky. Craig, Donia 202 Hillwood Dr., Nashville, Tenn. Crcswell, Mary Carol 400 N. King St., Xenia, Ohio Crews, Gale Peace Haven Rd.. Rt. 2, Winston-Salem, N. C. Croft, Margaret 410 I ' .allimore Ave., Staunton, Va. Crouch, Joanne I ' .o.x 146, Drakes Branch. ' a Danziger. Anne 3321 Clexeland .Ave.. ALmtgomerv Ala. Davenport, Joan 152 Terrell Rd., San Antonio, Texas Deane, Dabney Fort Defiance, Va. DeLoach, Liz 1808 Edward Ave., Memphis. Tenn. Detrick, Connie 101 Union St., Greenville, Tenn. Devlin, Mary 5374 Park Ave., Memphis. Tenn. 126 I )il ()rlh, I ' alricia ■ (•4 Kcniir(l - Avr., San Aiitonicj, Tt ' xas Di. (jii, Anne 3 S. Central Avi-., lii-lmont, N. C. I): sIkt, Arnic 512 Poorest Hills Dr., ilnnn,i, ' tun. N. C. Eason, Sttlla Route 3, Tarboro, N. C. Eberhart. Rctty Todd 313 E. Beverley St.. Staunton, Va. Edwards, Jane 1025 Montvue Rd., Anniston Ala. Evans. Jennie 1638 Center Hill Dr.. .S. W., Roanoke. Va. Eversole, iryinia 17 Danbury Lane. Kenmore, N. Y. Fear, Jean 1755 I ' ast lUvd.. Walnut 1 1 ill. Petersburg, Va. Firmin, Ann 1 16 Orchard Lane. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Fletcher, Helen ( Mrs. ) Fishersville, Va. Floyd, Gypsy 301 . ' . M.irket St., Staunton, Va. Fowlkes, Ann 1731 ( irandin Rd., S. W., Roanoke, Va. Fowlkes, Louise 714 13th -St.. S. W.. Roanoke, Va. Fray, Nelson 141 Peliso Ave., Orange, Va. Frederick, Alice 020 .Simondale, I ' ort Worth, Texas Garcia, Anita 1 ' . ( ). I ' .ox 597, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico Garrett, Betty 236 Late Ave., P ridgeport, W. Va. Garrett, Margaret Wolf Summit, W. Va. Gaulding, Betty Lou 4108 Gary St. Rd., Richmond, Va. Gignilliat, Peggy 116 E. McDonough St., Savannah, Ga. (lilliam, Jessica 209 Woodland Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Gilmer, Pinny Hampden-Sydney, Va. Grace -, Katherine Covington. Tenn. Gray, Betty Waverly, Va. Greis, Rauni Mariankatu 17, Helsinki, Finland Grov er, Helen Moorefield, W. Va. Gwaltney, Betty ? 77 r oonsl)oro Rd.. Lynchburg, Va. Hadavvav, Ann 200 Church St.. La Grange, Ga. Hafer, Frances 2, 0 B.dtimore Ave., Cumberland, Md. Halterman, Arlene Route 3, Staunton, Va. Hamer, Lynn (Mrs.) 303 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Hammans, Nancy 906 S. Grand Ave., Stuttgart, Ark. Harper, Adele Orrville Rd., Selma, Ala. Harrison, Ruth 705 Cherrv Ave., Waynesboro, Va. Harwell, Eleanor 626 S, Boulevard, Petersburg, a. Tlassen. Najia 1200 E. Second St., Sulphur. Okla. Hatch, Helen 3417 S. Court St.. Montgomerv. Ala. Headapohl, Constance 85 Chandler Rd.. Ch.athani, N. J. Henderson, Roberta 1759 Link Rd., Lvnchl)ur.y. Yix Hirst, Bettv 245 Lenox Rd., I ' .rooklvn, N. Y. HoUej, Janet Lockart. Ala. Hollingsorth. Marian 3124 Avenham Ave.. Roanoke. Va. Hornbarger, Mary Hot Springs, Va. Hornbarger. Tomlin Hot Springs. Va. Howard, Barbara Rice Island, Cohasset, Mass. Hughes. Sara Hartford, Ala. Hunter, Ann 303 Brightwood PL, Prospect Hills, Roanoke, Va. Irwin, Marv 2238 7th St., North, St. Petersburg. Fla. 127 James, Alice 138 P.. 30tli St., Savannah, Ga. James, Anne 831 Abelia Kd., Columbia, S. C. James, Janet 1757 Pembrook Kd.. Sprin.s field, (Jhi-j Jamison, Mary Kemp 1. 20 Third St., S. W.. Roanoke, ' a. Johnson, Betty 2M) S cam()re St.. Staunton, Va. Johnson, Irene 104 Preston St., Le.xington, Va. Johnson, Natalie 330 Tuxedo, San Antonio, Texas Johnston, Betty Fairfax Apts. Charlottesville, Va. Jollit. Ann West Point Rd., Opelika, Ala. Jones, Constance 115 Waverly PI., La Grange, Ga. Kan.-er. Xan 24 Circle 1 )r., 1 ' .elmont. X. C. Kennedy, |ane .% Riilgevvood Pi., Aslieville, X. C. Kessler, Xancy 25 W! Oneida St., Oswego, N. Y. Kester, Julia 2614 Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Lannners, June 3800 Majjlewood. 1 )allas, Texas Law, Llanne 603 X. Dawson St., Thomasville, Ga. Lamont, Mary 2501 Kensington Ave.. Richmond, Va. Lee, Ann The Plains, ' Va. I.escure, Ono Overbrook Rd.. Ruxton, Md. Lewis, Marv Stuart 221 Prospect St.. Staunton, ' a. Piddle. Doris Richlands, ' Va. L(iring. 1 )orothy 712 l- ' .l Prado, San Antonio, Texas McP.r -de, ] )ulfie Fort Defiance, Va. McClung, Lou 900 S. Oxford Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. McClung. Xancy Box 591. Covington, Va. McConnell, Kitty 142 F. Main St.. Abingdon, ' a. McCue, Alma Afton, Va. McKee. Marv Louise 132 Carter Ave., S. F.. Atlanta, Ga. McKnight. Martha 1122 Porter St., Helena, Ark. McLaughlin, Margaret 130 Overton PI., Keyser, W. Ya. McMullan, Sarah 700 W. Church St.. Newton. Miss. McRea-Escorcia, Flena Carrera 50 Xo. 72-144, Barranquilla, G ombia McWaters, lean 161 1 S. Hull St.. Montgome Ah. Magruder, Eleanor 426 Paseo Fncinal, San Antonio. Texas Maloy, Amy 3710 Granada, Dallas, Texas Mann, Patricia 231 S. Barry Ave., Mamaroneck, X. Y. Marklev, Patricia 1112 Second St.. S. W., Roanoke, ' a. Martin! Aline 1319 Park Dr.. Sheffield. Ala. Martin, Dorothv 106 S. A St., Plasley. S. C. Martin, Fli abeth 1018 Winchester Ave.. Martinsburg. W. a. Martin, Grace 532 T ' :iinor St.. Chattanooga, Tenn. Martin, Jean 2109 Slate Dr., Columlius. Ga. Martin, Toan 905 Greenbrier Ave.. Ronceverte. W. Va. Mason. Marv Elizabeth 31 1 S. Yrrk St. ' . Gastonia. N. C. Maverick. Taniie Sunshine Ranch. Route 2. I ' .ox 1. 0. San Antonio. Texas Mitchell, lanet 612 Lindsav Rd.. Wilmington. Del. Grace, Mizuno 45-5 Chome Sawatari-Cho Ii- uho-Ku. X agova. Janan Morgan, Ann 600 E. 7th St.. West Point, Ga. Morris, Judv 1771 Westover Ave., Petersburg. Va. Morton. Frances 303 S. TefFerson St., Lexinsrton, Va. Moss, Barbara 1573 Dixon Dr., Columbus. Ga. 128 Myers, Joyce 180 W. Circuit Dr., I ' .caumont, Texas Myers, Honey ,W)2 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pn. Nanninga, Joan 311 E. 46th St., Savannah, Ga. Neisler, Patricia 118 Piedmont Ave., Kings Mountain, N. C. Nelms, Elsie 6612 Huntington Ave., Newport News, Va. Owens, Carolyn 416 Fairview Ave., Montgomery. Al;i. Parker, Christine Box 531, Sylacauga, Ala. Parrish, Cherie 102 Taylor St., Staunton, Va. Patterson, Ann 213 Gun Club Rd., Richmond, Va. Patterson, Elizabeth 213 Gun Club Rd., Richmond. ' a. Pattison. Judith 717 Morning Side Dr., San Antonio, Texas Paul, Johanna 2429 Crystal Spring Ave.. Roanoke. Va. I aulett, Ann Scottsville, Va. Paxton, Mary 3701 Purdue, Dallas, Texas Payne, Dorothy R. E. D. No. 2. Staunton, Va. Payne, Tusten Box 1701, University, Ala. Pennington, Betty Drew Brodnax, Va. Pepper, Audrev 2340 Warwick Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Person, Anne ' . 202 Oak Grove Rd., Norfolk, Va. PhiUips, Amenie Adamstown, Md. Pierce, Lee 206 N. Meadow St., Richmond, Va. Query, Margaret Neel 214 Taggart Ave., Greenwood, S. C. Ouinn, Nancy 4303 lulmondson, Dallas, Texas Rader, Rac 822 Bixby, Ardmore, Okla. Ratliff, Margaret Jean Chesterfield, S. C. Rawles, Nancy Holland, Va. Richards, Betty 37 5th St., N. W., Oelvvein, Iowa Richardson, Martha 398 Winthrop St., Montgomery, Ala. Roberts, Janice 400 W. High St., Mt. Sterling, Ky. Robinson, Ann Sewanee. Tenn. Robinson, Elizabeth 327 Spring St., Herndon, Va. Rogers, Ellen 760 S. Perr - St., Montgomery, Ala. Rollins, Elma 156 Cherokee Rd.. Charlotte, ' N. C. Russell, Janet 73 Cranmoor Dr., Toms River, N. J. Samaras, Barbara 233 Sycamore St., Staunton, Va. Samuels, ' Gail 1361 Mark Twain, Reno, Nevada Schaefer, Barbara 403 South St., Leesville, La Schlosser, Ann 405 S. Main St., Lexington, Va. Scott, Betty Sea View, Va. Seeley, Patricia Box 3607, Baytown, Texas Sharp, Margaret 808 S. Oakwood Ave., Beckley, W. Va. Shaw, Ann 909 Magnolia St., Greensboro. N. C. Shearouse, Jenny 530 E. ' ictory Dr., Savannah, Ga. Sheffer. Charlotte 1628 Packard St., Staunton. Va. Shelton, Peggy 230 Broad St., Portsmouth. Va. Sherrill. Jeanne Bell P. O. Box 826, Statesville, N. C. Shilling. Alarv Jo Route 1, Swoope, Va. Simantel, Mary Belle Route 1, Staunton. Va. 129 Sinirill, Lilly CulK ' gc St.. ■ rk, .S. C. Sims, Mary Ann I!,,x .Wl, Kings vi Ik-, Texas Sine, Elinor ( Mrs. H. P. Ames, Jr.) Iteach Rd., % Mrs. Stanlil, H. .linker ' s Islan.l. Mobile. Ala. Smeak, Ethel 645 McDaniel Ave., Greenville, S. C. Smith, Barliara Box 454 Mt. Airy, ' N. C. Smith, liillie 54 ) N. Braddock St., Winchester, Va. Smith, Page 4017 Hastings St., El Paso, Texas Smith, Shirley 1209 W. 5th Ave., I ' ine Bluff, Ark. Stallworth, Betty Evergreen, Ala. Stanley, Sue Galax, Va. Stephens, Charlotte 1955 Clarksville, Paris, Texas Stickell, Ellen 101 Myrtle Ave., Waynesboro. Pa. Stone, Mary Lou 415 College Blvd., San Antonio, Texas Stoner, Mary Weber 1204 Prince Edward St., Fredericksburg, Va. Stuart, Anne Saltville, Va. Sumner, Ida 310 Tazewell St., Wytheville. Va. Switzer, Elizabeth 281 Campbell St., Harrisonburg, Va. Sykes, Christa 4628 Sherman, Galveston, Texas Sykes, Margaret 4628 Sherman, Galveston, Texas Sykes, Marj(jrie 408 Ave. I), irginia Beach, Va. Tabb. Connie 157 Lakeinont Dr.. Augusta, Ga. Tannehill, Toane Oakdene Cottage, Staunton, Va. Taylor, Jeanne 1408 Waketield Rd. Lynchburg, a. Taylor, Mary Ann Box 203, Omar, W. Va. Thacker, Jo Ann 129 Circle Dr., College Park, Staunton, Va. Thigpen, Elizabeth 53 M rtlevvood Dr., Montgomery, Ala. Thornton, May Jack 2209 6th St., Cuyahoga, ' Falls Ohio Trawick, Katherine 613 Savre St.. Montgomery. Ala. Tucker, Jane Gateway Hotel, Ronceverte, W. ' a. Vames, Jo Anne 425 Herndon St., Staunton, Va. Vames, Pauline 33 S. Market St., Staunton, Va. Via, Mary Jo 702 Park Street, Charlottesville, Va. Virtue, Adelle 836 Blandford Ave., Columbus, Ga. Watanabe, Sumiko . . .% Dr. Clarence A. Kircher, 1300 N. St., Sacramento, Cal. Watson, Penelope Mimosa Farms, Route 1. Iva, S. C. West, Elsie Gray Little Meadows, Delaplane, Va. Whipple, Fay Vienna, Ga. White, Hope L niontown, Ala. White, loan 1909 Montclair Ave., Norfolk, Va. White, Mary 1909 Montclair Ave., Norfolk, Va. Wiley, Dora Lee Loray, X. C. Wilkinson, Mary 9 Lamertin Lane, Kirkwood, Mo. Wilson, Mary Fishersville, Va. Wimberly, Florence 1524 Mallor - St., Jacksonville, Fla. Woolfolk, Eleanor Box 178 Columbus, Ga. Worth, Ruth Ann 9506 River Rd.. Hilton Village. Va. Wright, Sandra 221 Rcslvn Rd., Winston-Salem, N. L. Wyatt, Ashlin 24 Maxwell Rd., Richmond, ' a. Wynne, Charlotte 231 Mary St., Wills Point. Texas Yeakley, Eleanor Lee 11 Oakenwold Terrace, .Staunton. Va. 130 The Trustees and the College Officers extend congratulations to all who had a part in producing the 1951-1952 BLUESTOCKING, and take this opportunity to express a most sincere appreciation MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE 1842 1952 COMPLIMENTS OF NEW YOR K DRESS SHOP Fifth Arciiuc Styles FEATURING Distinctive Apparel for the College Girl Seven South New Street Staunton, Virginia DRINK fiH IN BOTTLES Staunton Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. Compliments of OSBORNE ' S BEAUTY SALON Be Always First Jl itii ISewcst FEATURING Hair Styling and Hair Cutting Dial 5-8321 for appointment OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for THE 1952 BLUESTOCKING COLONNA STUDIOS, INC. 114 Park Row New York 7, N. Y. ' On Location Photographers THE SPORTSMAN M. B. C. HEADQUARTERS for Nationally Advertised Sporting Goods A. G. SPALDING SADDLES and LOAFERS 27 N. Central Ave. Dial 5-4321 STAUNTON PAINT AND WALL PAPER COMPANY VARNISHES vf[JpOE) PAINTS IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPERS GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Dial 5-9993 Box 539 YOU ' RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT LEGGETT ' S 4 Big Floors of Friendly Service STAUNTON ' S COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Brick House Triangle Tea Room Always Welcomes Mary Baldwin Reid Stores, Inc. Staunton. irfjinia ECOM)M FOOD MARKETS Old Virginia Hams and Apples When You Think of FURNITURE fii Think. ..Of. ..The Staunton Furniture Phone 3-4441 11 South Augusta Street Hoge Denton Insurance 130 E. Beverley St. (opposite Dixie Theatre) Dial 5-9161 Staunton Virginia The Augusta National Bank of Staunton STAUNTON ' I R G I N 1 A MILMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Trust Depart men 1 The M. B. C. Facuhy Students Welcome A ' e specialize in lianquets and i)arties — t V(i ciizy, i)ri ate dininR idonis. Firing M)ur Parents ; thev will enjuv a meal ..r a an lwich. Ih ' linnus Coflc- Chris ' Restaurant 6 S. New Street COMPLIMENTS OF Staunton Creamery Incorporated EUREKA BRAND ' ICE CREAM BUTTER AND MILK STAUNTON VIRGl NIA COMPLIMENTS OF STONEWALL JACKSON HOTEL Staunton , VmciNiA M. E. Horton, Inc. Ast Hardware INSTITUTIONAL Co., Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS ooOoo PAINTS Apprnidl nil the Label MEANS POWER TOOLS Approval on the Table BUILDING MATERIALS oOOOo Washington, D. C. 102 W. Beverley Street NA 9890 Staunton, Virginia This space for autographs— THE CAMERA SHOP SNYDER ' S JEWEL BOX Jewelers and Silversmiths 18 West Beverley Street ooOoo Of Course Charge It Authorized Dealers for Gorham and Liiiit Silvernare DISTINCTIVE JEWELRY EXPERT If ATCH REPAIRING Phone 5-3481 R. L SOUDER CO. Ready-to-fT ear and Accessories Decorative Linens, Curtains, Blankets :3 No-Mend Stockings, Barbizon Lingerie. Carol King Dresses L ' Aiglon Dresses, Shagnioor ( oats. I ' aul Sachs Dresses Layarus Hats 13 East Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia COMPLIMENTS HELEN G. EASTHAM SHOP Staunton ' s l ( ' iV( ' st and Smartest Ladica Store On The Corner Downtown Headquarters For All Mary Baldwin Girls Charge Accounts Welcomed Special Orders Given Special Attention Our New York Office Is Always At Your Service 29 East Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia Phone 5-5161 .. .SHOES. . . LATEST SPORT STYLES POPULAR PRICES ooo S. E, Trott, Inc. FEATURING Spalding and Mademoiselle Shoes ooOoo Beverley Street Phone 5-7371 H. L Lang Co. Jewelers Since 1890 ooo A Specialty of Sterling AND Gold Jewelry ooo Valley ' s Finest Jewelry Store Masonic Temple Staunton. Va. mmnp MILITARY ACADEMY Since 1860 one«,. ' Uie country ' s most successful military schools in preparing boys for all colleges, universities. West Point. Annapolis. Superb equipment: modern, fireproof buildings: completely 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. Unit has highest Government rating. High elevation (1600 ft.l, healthful, beautiful location in historic Shen- . ' indoah Valley of Virginia. Separate Junior School. Visitors welcome. For illustrated catalogue ad- ilr,ss Superintendent, Staunton, Virginia. BEVERLEY STUDIO .FOR THAT SPECIAL PORTRAIT. William and Mar ;arct Zink. Oniirrs Staunton. Virjiinia VISIT. . . .OR. . . .WRITE. . . .US For SMITHFIELD or OLD VIRGINIA HAMS WOODLEE MARKET Compliments of F. C. Hanier .0111 pany Real Estate and Iiisiiraiice Center of City 25 North Au{!;usta Street Staunton. Viryiinia Meet Us At Miles Reeord Bar Your Favorite Music Store Miles Music Company 20-22 West Beverley Compliments of Ingleside Hotel AND The Augusta Country Club Dial 5-9991 Staunton. Va. THE MILLER LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated oOOoo LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS PHONE 5-5212 ooOoo 44 Middlebrook Avenue Staunton. irj ' inia ®lir (Eberkprbuarii Lowly Gifts Drlirioiis Candies Ealon ' s Sldtioiiery Grcetiii ' Cards at 103 East Beverley Dial 5-8591 (Ubp (Enarb iSnnm A Fine Dining linoni (rracious Service Ban iuets Private Parties (For ill Orrasions) at 103 East Beverley Dial 5-8591 — The Honse of a I honsand (rifts — BEAR CHINA AND GIFT STORE China, Crystal, Lamps, Clocks, Housewares MBC — Jackets, Sweat Shirts, and T. Shirts 18 E. Beverley St. Staunton, Virginia TIMBERLAKES ' INC. Staunton ' s Greatest Store Sinc e 1871 Nationally Advertised Brands Cosmetics, Lingerie, Ready-to- Wear, Sportswear and Domestics. 7 E. Beverley St Staunton. Virginia COMPLIMENTS or SCHWARZSCHILDS Compliments of Hazers Restaurant Dial 5-9862 Verona, Va. BANQUETS MEETINGS TAXI Phones: 5-2326— Dial— 5-2327 Jones Taxi Service 5 and 7 paj senfjer cars Farmers Merchants Bank of Staunton ' The Friendly Bank ooOoo Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Our Business A success Story based on our skillful hair cuttinfj; Boyd ' s Beauty Salon 11 E. Frederick St. Dial 5-4847 Consult our Specialist for a personal analysis of your hair styling problem. GLAMOROUS Skirts Blouses Sweaters Dresses at GLAMOROUS PRICES Wright ' s Apparel Stores W oodward ' s Master Cleaners and Dyers Staunton. irginia Dial 5-2331 Farley ' s Dry Cleaning Service, Inc. For PoopU ' If ho Care Phone 5-2371 18 Scuith New Street Staunton. Virginia (.omjAiments of FINKEL ' S 32 North Augusta Street FURNITURE PHILCO RADIOS ENTERTAINMENT HEADQUARTERS ooOoo WARNER BROTHERS THEATRES DIXIE AND STRAND JT f Move Anything Anywhere Worthington Hardware Guss Bull ' s Transfer Co., Inc. Company 32 West Johnson Street Phone 5-3129 Staunton, Virginia ooOoo Local and Long Distance Hauling A FULL LINE OF GOOD COAL CUTLERY AT THE RIGHT PRICES FLASHLIGHTS ooOoo Agents For HARDWARE GREY VAN LINES, INC. oOo Telephone 5-9191— Office STAUNTON Telephone 5-73S2 — Residence VIRGINIA STAUNTON WHITE WAY LAUNDRY CORPORATION West Beverley Street STAUNTON, VIRGINIA ooOoo Telephone 5-9901 ooOoo :s « ' ! acze4s «, }j3£ LAUNDRY— DRY CLEANING Walters Wholesale, Inc. Prixhicc . . .Fruits. . .Cnrulic.s Grofcries oOo Staunton. Virf;iiiia Real Estate — Loans Callison and Company, Inc. Echols Buildinfj Phone , 2. ' i86 General Insurance Bonds Hpodquorter.s for MHi. in Lexington. I i. Hotel Mayflower GOOD FOOD AITRACTIVI ' : DI.XIXG ROOM George R. Barns your host Phone 8000 Lexin jton. Va. Rex Spieee Established 1907 WALL PAPER and ARTISTIC PAPER HANGING Phone 5-4812 No. 11 North New Street The Beautiful New VISULITE STAUNTON ' S MOST MODERN THEATRE ooOoo Patronize Our Advertisers OOO llainrick Co. Florists Flowers Tele- jraphed Around the Orld Dial 5-9975 1 6 W. Frederick St. Augusta Dairies, Inc. Comi limvuts Milk — Sweet Cream — Butter of Cottage Cheese Holsinger ooOoo Lumber 765 Middlebrook Ave. Company OOO Inc. Dial 5-2374 Staunton. Va. Dial 5-2101 G. C. Stanley Son Replace 1 our Old Natural Gas Equipment EGGS POULTRY MEATS W ith New Automatic oOOoo Gas Appliances Phone 5-7151 ooOoo oOOOo Virginia Gas 1721 Churchville Avenue Distribution Staunton. Va. Corporation Crowle Company SiKvessors to Sproiil Croivlo (GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 5-3231 Masonic Temple Stannton. a. Thomas Hogshead Incorporated ooOoo QUALITY CUT-RATE DRUGS At The LOWEST PRICES ooOoo Try HOGSHEAD ' S First Compliments of WT ' TEBEY rOBFOBATION ...INSURANCE... Phone 5-3456 Quick ' s ICE CREAM STORE 12 E. Beverley Street Where Every Bite is a Tasty Delifilit Tasty Food. Fancy Desserts, Jumbo Shakes Lar[?e Assortment of Unique and Educational Toys Pancake Mutual Insurance Agency Office: 1-2 Echols Building Staunton. Virginia Phone 5-5231 Compliments of F. W. Woolworth 5c 10c Store OOOOO Staunton. Virginia Chevy Chase READY-TO-WEAR and ACCESSORIES For The Smart Girl East Beverley Street Staiuiton irginia COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL VALLEY BANK OF STAUNTON Capital $200,000.00 Surplus $1,000,000.00 Gilpin Wilson, Jr., President J. H. Wanisley. Jr., Cashier C. B. Peterfisli, Asst. Cashier and Trust Officer Jack C. Knowles, Asst. Cashier Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GRAFTON ' S PARK LODGE Idle-A-U hile In Rustic Style Middlebrook Road C. Lakeford Booth Staunton, Virginia Telephone 5-8884 DODD ' S and CENTRAL Prescription Druggists WISH Happiness To You All COMPLIMENTS OF Southern Dairies Sealtest Ice Cream The STAFF wishes to UiUe this opportunity to thank our advertisers for their assistance in helpinfi; us publish the 1952 BLUESTOCKING 1 A Wl ll - mHf ' - Ml rf - nW H- IH B M i_ ' -  3 inctinu s il i tlu- nature of a cratl to crt ' alc an unhrcakahlr . ' v bctuL-t-n itself and the worker in that field, a heart altachnient equal to lifetime devotion. One familiar example is PRINTING. (Jnce editor, once compositor, or press- man catches the spirit of the simp, the spell is seldom broken. Like the odor of a camp fire, or a whift of salt air, the liekned tang of printer ' s ink, symlioli- cal of a great profession, gets into your lieart an l soul. School Annuals, Maga zines, Newspapers and Special Printing, all smack of it. It is an invisible link that binds all intelligence together. It is the stimulus for creation in business or romance. This craftsmanship, this devotion to ser ' ice and alert- ness to business needs, has nourished and de eloped an enormous industrial vitality, and whichever way the coui-se of the future run .. llie [n-inter will always find himself able to adapt his helpfulness to new opportunity. Years of experience have taught us! Priiitiiu; Pays Us Only When It Fays You! McClure Printing Company TH£ RUNNELS PRESS COLLEGE ANNUALS AND CATALOGS FINE ADVERTISING PRINTING 19 West Frederick St. Phone 5-9312 Staunton, ' ir inia LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIM COLLEGE