Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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LINA KATHERINE GARROTT Tunica, Alississii)!)! Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Ih-i re .Uncrtcan Studies ' lu-n Kitty is nut dashing away f(jr a weekend at W ' . J to hv sweetluart of the S. A. I ' l. ' s or to help liill with his rushin;; slie stays busy on campus. Kitty has always heen active in sports and as a sophomore was the treasurer of the Athletic Association We missed Kitt} the following year but fortunately Kitty missed us enough to transfer back from ' anderbilt. Her ability as a hn:ke - plax ' er was evident as she led the senior team this year acting as its captain. Not many of us will forget the Christmas I ' ance decorations which were a result of hard work from th social committee directed by Kitty as social chairman. We will also remember Kit:y as one of the attendants to the May yueen, an 1 that statement made on many Friday chapels Please ()U all come to the dance, there will be plenty of boys! 29

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MARGARET ANN GARRETT Weill ' Suniinit. -sl Virginia Candidate far luichclor of .Irfs Dcj rc Economics and Socioloi y lMargart.-t is one ui tlu- tew scniurs witliout a SdUtlv, ni drawl. Although slu- is usuallx ' i|iiift those who know her wf ' l will xouch f(jr hi-r wontk-rful sense of humor which shows itsell at une pecte l moments. Margaret acted as secretary of her class during her junior year and having lieen an active menibe ' (jf the International Relations Club in the past, she becan:e sec- retary of that club this year. Another accomplishment Margaret can acclaim is winning the Russell schclarship, an annual award made to a student majoring in History, Political Science, or re- lated subjects. I ' lesides acting as secretary for the Music Clu ' i Margaret has a full time job as Piusiness Manager of Campu■ Comments this year, ' ou ' ll never forget those ads will you. Margaret ? 28

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ELIZABETH LOUISE GAULDING Caiiduhitc for Jhichchir of .Irts Degree Muthciiialics Perhaps Piftly Lou. tlic littk ' girl with ihi- (Uniplcs who is sometimes mistaken for the little l;ov in the Campbell ' s soup ad. is known mainly lor her work as vice-jiresident of the Student Council, livery Friday we saw her struggle to bring the Chapel to attention while we chatted merrily on. IV-ing h(]use president of McCluiig was no easy job either, especialU ' with forty-five freshmen! Betty Lou participated in many sports during her years at Mary P aldvvin — she was one of the chief swimmers of her class, and as a hockey player . . . lloy. she knocked them coM .... one way or another, . lthough she is a math major. Bettv Lou shows an active interest in law which has spread to most of her friends. 30